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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-14
NEW CHAPTER HOUSE
Theta Delta Chi Will Build at the
University.

The local chapter and northwestern alumni
Of Theta Delta Chi will hold their tenth an
nual banquet tonight at the Commercial
Club. w. T. Gray will act as POSTMASTER A
business session will be. held before the
banquet and steps will be taken for incor-
poration preparatory to putting UP house
for the Minnesota ~ chapter.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-14
Building Permits:

Henry w. Hill. SO Seventh street S; .
one-story brick store .m............ $1,000
J. A. Wright, 1921 University avenue s.
Sc; repairs after fire ................. 5000
dwelling and barn ............. 2,7oo
Peter Foss, 1905 Nineteenth avenue S;
dwelling {...... LOCO
Gust Bloom, 1880 Washington street NE;
dwelling .................... 1900
A. G. Reinecke, 2206 Lyndale avenue N;
dwelling Observation-Disclosures. 1000
Charles Engstrom, 5000 Portland ave-
nue. dwelling Observation-Disclosures. 2,7Oo
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-14
If You Will Let Us

We will show you the latest designs in
spring oyercoatssat from $40 to s15; then
Isgo without buying IL you can, for they are
the tailors $50 and $50 garments.
The Misfit Clothing Parl1rs,
I ri aJfcollat ~.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-14

IS WOODSTOCK QUARANTINE LIFTED.
Quarantine has been removed from the Wiz
lage of Woodstock, Pipestone county The
state board Of health was obliged to isolate
the community> because of it's lax attitude to-
ward smallpox.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-14
Weather Conditions.

The barometer is highest over western
New York, Saskatchewan province and
the central California coast; the low area
that was over Assiniboia yesterday morn
ing is now central near Denver, Col,
where reading of 29.10 inches is re-
ported, and there is another low area APP
pearing over British Columbia. Light
rains have occurred at Galveston, New
Orleans, Montgomery, Santa Fe and in
the northwest and at Portland, Ore.
Light to heavy snow occurred from Wy
oming to Williston, N. D., and light
SHOWS from Nevada to Alberta. The
temperature has risen from 8 to IS de-
grees from northern Michigan and Lake
Superior region to Wyoming, and has
generally fallen elsewhere, from 20 to "A
degrees from eastern Montana northward,
with temperatures below zero to near
northern Montana, the coolest being Is
degrees below at Battleford and Prince
Albert. @
u. NJ Ryker, Acting Section Director.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-14
STILL IN GUARDHOUSE
Sergeant Major williams COurt-Iar
tial Reaches Verdict.

Sergeant Major Charles F. Williams OF
the Fourteenth United States infantry
at Fort Smelling was taken back to the
guardhouse yesterday afternoon after the
court had reached verdict. This will
not be published until it has been APP
proved by General Otis, the department
commander. Williams was charged with
deserving and with conduct prejudicial
to the service in the alleged failure to
turn over to Motorman Ed Walsh the
money collected for him after he had
been assaulted by soldiers in row at
the Smelling end of the car line. Will
liams said that he was drunk at the time,
and had no intention either of DESERVING
or of embezzling the money.
Good Cameras below cost now at the
Enlnh Store 1Qh at Ave Sn
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-14
Candy Dainties

Our candies are not equaled in the city.
For Saturday we offer:
EASTER NOVELTIES. EASTER EGGS.
fashioned Stick Candy, Id box. 25c
Chocolate Marshmallows, lb box. 30c
Bitter Sweet Chocolate, Id box...... ACC
Taffy, our own make, lib. 1Oc
Butter Cups, nut meat oenters, b.. 1Sc
Sailed Peanuts, fresh, lb ............ 12c
Good mixed Candy, Id .............. sc
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-14
Cigar Specials a aSiv s %s .f1s,:
Seal Of Minnesota F rss5ssfo e. Sis.,
lOc straight size,. .................4f for 4 JS
Powell & Smith, p. ies ST. sEs
SGralgnI slZe.. ..............--...4 for q GV
IN TmuA Genuine Porto Rico Cigar E.
"a 1WAW box of 100 S5.OO-each DT

We have just received a car of Scion
spring water and will be pleased to fill
your orders promptly. s.r.
Stuffed Olives, bottle .......... &c
Soda and Oyster Crackers, lb. ...... size
Ginger Snaps, fresh baked, lb. ....... sc
Wetmore Icing, for cakes, pa. 10c
Wetmore Cocoanut, pa. ........... 10c
Chocolate, sweet, pa ......,.......t xt5c
Angel Food, pastry flour, pa. 23c
Rolled Oats, 2-lb pa, 3 for. .......... 25c
Pankako, pa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10c
Golden Harvest Breakfast Food pa. 12c
Malt Breakfast Food, pa............. 12c
Wetmore Gelatine, pa .............. &c
Bayler Horseradish and Mustard, jar 23c
Bayler Horseradish Cream, jar. ..... 15c
Genuine Sardines, packed in Tomato
Sauce ..... Observation-Disclosures. 1Oc
N. O. Molasses, gal ................. Csc
Whole Rice, lbs. Observation-Disclosures. Csc
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-14

For Minneapolis and vicinity: Rain
turning to snow tonight and Saturday;
decidedly colder
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-14
observations.

United States Department of Agricul-
ture, Weather Bureau Observations
taken at 8 a. M, seventy-fifth meridian
time at all stations.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-14
Y r X A
Matches !! Matches

MalSn0o matSnoo :
The following bargain
prices on matches will hold
good while the lot lasts;
every match perfect, One
thousand matches, IN
just think Of it; a %
thousand matches.
12c Parlor Matches, per dozen boxes. &c
loo Parlor Matches, per dozen boxes. loc
zoe Parlor Matches, per dozen boxes. lie
25c Parlor Matches, per dozen boxes. 100
Pure re Kettle Rendered Lard a,
pound :. -. ...... ......eWG
Cranberries R quart 49,. Sc
NeW Y. Smoked d Bo ate! s.; We a 81:
Rutabagas, parsnips Pee Sc
Holland Herring, key. 60e
Buckwheai s5Egsin9sly s1 pars .28s
Minee Meats e aass P poan boiled SC
Navy Beans Saasy nsee:9'shse: &c
Sugar Corn s Sas4se in Minnesota: SC
Yerxa's Extra Flour A H!snt s:s$
s So; s sacf wheat; :. :. :. $i.G5
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-14

a~,f Marriage licenses.
Joseph E. Samelson and Arlina Fransen.
James IL. Peterson and Lillian e. HOlinger.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-14

Good Cameras below cost now at the
Fouch Store. 400 1st Ave So. b.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-14
THAT sHERIFF's BILL

,tal, % deeds Observation-Disclosures so, 7755
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-14

Mary ID. C. ,Deming and husband to
Andrew Erickson and wife, part lots
IL and412, block 2, Lennon & NeWell's
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-12-11
DECEMBER WEATHER.
Hicks Predictions for tho Month.
Storm Central on 25th.

In all reasonable probability, a
wide and general cold wave will
spread over the country from the
9th to the 18th.
A regular storm period is CEN
trail on the l4th, covering the 18th
to the 18th. The disturbances OF
this period will reach crisis with.
in forty.eight hours of the time of
full moon on the l4th, naturally
after rather than before that hour.
During this period many very de-
'cided winter storms will visit the
North Atlantic ocean, making nav
igation perilous and unpleasant.
In fact, long and severe spell Of
storms and storminess, especially
on the seas, and along the north
ern coasts, will set in about this
time and continue well through
the remainder Of the month. Very
decided billiards. in the north aud
west will be very natural on and
about the l4th and 10Th. Behind
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-12-11

a cold in ten years, and he would
have to move faster than he ever
did at Crittenden Springs last sum
mar to catch one. Then in cams
Gopher, who had been over 10 Ma
rion, Ills, for his thanksgiving.
his face fairly beaming, for be had
just inside q purchase of q lot of
dslioacies at a saving of 20 per ct.
and the whole push talked Marion
Kentucky, and its future great
ness 10 the Evansville crowd until
you could see the green color of
jealousy creeping over their coun-
tenances. for Evansville is consid.
srabls Of q busting town although
Il 10 % miles from Marion.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-12-11

Immediately relieves hoarse, croupy
cough. oppressed, rafting, rasping aud
difficult breathing. Henry @. Stearns,
Druggist, Shullsburg, Wisconsin, writes,
May 20, 1901: "Ihave been selling Bal
lard's Horehound Syrup for two years,
and have never had preparation that
has given better satisfaction. | notice
that when l sell bottle, they come back
for more. can honestly recommend II.
25c, Soc and 81 90 at II. X. Woods 4 Co.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-12-11

The coming winter promises To
be the hardest ever experienced by
the English laboring classes, Al
ready more than half million
workmen are out of employment.
Reports of terrible restitution in
the poorer quarters of London are
finding their way into the news
papers in great numbers. The
gloomy outlook is made darker by
the prospect that shipbuildsrs are
contemplating test Of strength
with trades unions.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-12-11

these storms look for very high
barometer, with severe winter
gales from the north west and cold
wave that will be felt in varying
degrees to the Southern coast.
All through this part OF the
month continued tendency TO win.
ter storms will prevail but a mar.
ked return TO storm conditions
may be expected about the 18th
to 2lst. On the 2lst these resc-
tional storms will culminate in
possible winter thunder, wind and
rain, especially in TIE south. but
IL will be wise to look for a sud.
den change to snow, sleet and free
zing, as the center OF the low ba-
works veal to the east.
The last storm period for De.
cember and the year 1902 is CEN
trail on Christmas day, the 25th,
Storms OF this period may have
developed in Western section by
he 25th, but central an eastern
parts OF the country will most
likely have fair and moderate wes-
Their Christmas day. From about
Friday, the Goth, to the 10Th, rain
and snow will advance eastward,
quite across the country, leaving
very cold weather behind them,
over most of the country as the
month goes out.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-12-11
CURRENT EVENTS.
Tho Latest Happenings Over tho
World sfe Told Here.

The decline in the price of sill
YER is causing trouble in the Fla
East and in Mexico. Our trad
with Oriental ports 10 suffering
greatly on account Of the monstar,
situation. In Mexico the price o
New York exchange is rising daily
Mexican planters and large Ian,
ownsD are opposing the move
msut toward q gold standard OF
the ground that it may result il
increased wages for their lsborers
Meanwhile corporations and rail
roads are suffering from presen
conditions.
' Cen. usssll A. Alger, formel
Seorstsry ~ War, was recently
sworn in a. tho successor of thu
late Senator Mcmillan. Of Mich
igsn.
A report from Guatemala City
says the Corner decided that Will,
lam A. Fitzgerald, who was killed
by Godfrey Hunter. Jr., was sho,
from behind.
An increased appropriation fol
Government expenses for the fis,
Gal yoar OF 1904 10 asked by Secre.
tary of the Treasury Leslie NJ
Shaw in his annual report. The
available cash balance on hand
including the gold reserve, is the
grsatest in the oountry's history
An incresse in imports Ut over
$50. 900. 900 and Q decrease in Ok :
ports Of $l00,0O0.O00 during the
last fiscal year are noted in the
report. ...
The House passed the bill ap-
$4,000 to bear the
expenses Of the miners strike
commission.
....-a .g8iIa4 g.lt- vl...
Senior Ssgasta. the Spanish Pre-
misr, has resigned. His retire
ment vas caused by the action of
the Chamber OF Deputies, which
cast 9 vote OF csnsure for one Of
OF his Cabinet.
: The Senate Committee on Terri
tories reported partisan measure
providing for the admission OF
Oklahoma and Indian Territory to
The Union Is single State under
The name of Oklahoms. The claims
,f Arizona and New Mexico TO
statehood were rejected by the
committee.
The next congress Of the United
States will be without a single re-
preventative who claims to bs a
There will be no Pop
Hist in either branch. Twelve
,ssrs ago thsrs were eight Populist
'lsotsd 10 the house, while at diff
srsnt times there were q scatter
ng few In the senate. The neI
,ouss :ofi representative Willie
Of 2Os Republicans and
rs Democrats, giving the former
! majority of 30 members.
In a fire at the Lincoln Hotel,
l76 Madison street, Chicago, four
cen persons lost their lives. Most
II the victims died from suffoca-
ion.
--latest information from Qua.
,smala is that 5000 persons were
Tiled by the eruption Of the
5ahto Maria volcano.
At Denver Mayor Wright and
several Aldermen were sentenced
!, serve four months in Jail for
of court for disregard
ng an injunction by Judge Null
ins to restrain the enactment of a
Itfsst railway franchise ordinance
They will appeal the case and a |
On days stay of execution has
,esn granted.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-12-11

Mr.. Charles S knight, of the
Marion Zinc company, was taken
hold of 10y his old enemy, neural
gia, last week, and pounded and
jammed, and punched. and tortur.
ed until lite seemed a living death.
We doubt if anything short OF a
favorable decision ia the Mann
mining case would have given him
courage to have entertained the
idea Of leaving his bed. This tonic
came at an opportune time and We
are glad to hear that the gentle.
man is once more quite In his
usual health. .f aa.. g
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-12-11
OUR OWN FOLKS.
Gugenheim's Latest Story-M Laura Miles
Goes to Indiana-Mr. Bard in the a,
Lecture Field.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Yande to Visit California; Mar
ion People Visit Evansville, and What 81
They Done There.

Sam Gugenheim is still on tn
sick list. His suite of apartment
near the terminus of Primrose Al
ley in the Palace flats is visited b!
hosts of his personal friends, will
their arms filled with dainties tC
help him pass the long hours
Sans friends comprise about ~
per cent. of our population, the
other one per cent. having moved
away. The following is his very
latest story:
Two prosperous and business
like appearing Jews met on the
street and after exchanging the
courtesies of the day, one said to
the other: "Ignace, | have a pre-
monition that..I am going to die
very soon. | feel very queerly
about il"
Nonsense" said Moses, you
are a hale, hearty man: how old
are your"
Il am not quite sixty, yet [ am
very sure l am going to die soon."
"Oh that's all bosh: you are
sure to live to eighty.
Now look here, Ignace, / am
business man, you are business
man, and He" pointing upward to
the sky, He is a business man.
Why should He wait to take me at
50 when He can get me now at
6O?"
r
Will b. Yandell, the senior of
the dry goods house of Yandell-
Gugenheim Co., will leave for
Southern California, accompanied
by Mrs Yandell, on the first Of
January. Their stay will depend
somewhat on the business situa-
ton after the new year. If Mr. !
Yandell should happen to receive
letter postmarked at Marion,
stating that the entire force was
kept on the jump and that bust
ness was never so prosperous he
would at once decide that the blue
skies and the green grass of Cali
fornia was all right for invalids |
but robust constitution needed
the bracing air of Western Ken
lucky, especially the air in and |
around that big brick store on the
corner, and Mr.. Yandell would |
very likely carry out his person al |
sentiments and incidentally in
crease the Marion shopping trade
by large majority.
The courtesy and personal at
tention paid by Miss Laura Miles
to the thousand and one demands
made upon her by the countless
telephonists of this section, has
made her prime favorite with
everybody. Not to know Miss
Miles by sight, or at least by voice
is to count oneself unknown. Miss
Laura, or to be more familiar, Miss !
Pigeon, has for many months been
the means of communicating to
us the joys and the sorrows of our
absent friends, her very enuncia-
ton of Here's telegram for
YOU" over the wire prepared one
in a way for the reception of good
news or the reverse.
Miss Laura will on the 18th of
the month join her mother at their
Indiana home, leaving the tele-
phone business behind her, yet we
understand that at a not very dis
tant future Miss Miles, who will
then be Miss Miles no longer, will
ring up and say: 'lf you don't
come to dinner right away you
won't get any; SO therer' Just
as though he would ever be late
for dinner then.
-
Several kilograms and one or
two cablegrams have been receiv-
ed at this Office enquiring upon
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-12-11

Several kilograms and one or
two cablegrams have been receiv-
ed at this Office enquiring upon
what terms the senders could pro-
cure Mr.. Wilhelm Bard for a Sc.
ries of lectures on the Mammoth
Cave. 1t seems that new interest
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-12-11

Mr.. Ben Brantley, the accom-
plished pharmacist in Woods drug
store, has suddenly developed q
strong affinity for chewing gum,
or wax, as we term It here. His
particular brand is the "Tolu,"
and he is quite extravagant in its
praise. There are several Tolus,
though, and possibly the Tolu To-
Gated on the Ohio riyermay oon-
tain within its borders the article
that Ben terms the sweetest, dear.
est; but then we must limit these
adiectives somewhere. tf'
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-12-11

has been excited over this remark
able natural curiosity of Kentucky
and that intense enthusiasm would
be aroused by Professor Bard
appearance upon the lsotuss plat
form in both foreign and domestic
cities, with "Row to get to Nam.
moth Gave and What I Saw on
the Way" This is a compliment
to Crittenden county, and sspsci.
ally to the Professor, but We sup
pose he will still prefer to remain
baldheaded at home.
+ + ..T U n 4
Mr.. Hudson of Paris, Tenn, or
rather registering from that enter
prising city, but whose interssts
in the Columbia mine here and in
other sections of Kentucky have
made him one with us. 10 In town.
Mr. Hudson, it is said by several
of our young ladies, has been ma
king goo goo" eyes to the oppo-
site sex FROM the time be first land.
ed at Crittenden Springs last sum.
mer, at intervals, of course, for Mr.
Hudson sleeps some, but not much
and rumor has it that those goo
COOS have been return cd, and
that Mr. Hudson's prospects are
looking better. We have a kodiak |
picture taken of this gentleman, |
showing in the dim twilight Of the
verandas at Crittsnden Springs q
mass of flowers and lacss in close
proximity to his more robust form
There are no goo goo eyes about
it either, but the developer DOESN'T
seem to develope, and we suppose
another masterpiece of art will DO |
lost to the world.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-12-11

The characteristics Of a number
OF Marionites were we'll illustrated
at Evansville the other day. There
were half dozen OF more that ar.
rived at about the same time. Har.
ry Watkins of course started off at
a 2:lS gait to inspect newly pat
ented mining drill that was in op-
Grafton over at Newburg. John
Wilson and Dick Mayes wanted to
buy all the horses and mules in
sight. while Walter Walker ana
Avis Stephens hustled down 10
the theater to secure couple of
good seats for the opera that eve-
ming. Jake Lennart took Col. Ro
berts by the arm and solemnly es-
corted him to secluded spot at
the Vendome and explained to
him how at the last drawing his
tickets we're no good, and that he
thought that little sugar, and a
t'c water and little whisksy
would do his cold good, although
as a matter of fact Jake hasn't had
The Washington times., 1902-04-20

Here is dock with neat brown rows
of wood piled high. An important small
boy in a red sweater and with his hands
in his pockets strolls about the wharf.
He is no mere stray who has wandered
in by accident. His walk tells you that
his father follows the river. and that ia
years until he too, answers to the title
Of captain" When the piles of wood
glimpSes OF the landmarks of the city
streets, the gray pile of the Postofiiee ani
the tall buildings which would cut of The
light from narrower streets than ours.
1t is wonderful how the red and gray
roofs melt and blend into each other
through the soft haze Of distance. When
the sun comes cut again ,here is a Ea2l
of gli,tsrins tile and q a,dGcn riyhnesss ii
cclcr in the aaz WIFI. 4 IL the w.2d bg,
stanchly hold:ng last.
L is not n esq ;-s9 10 oTen the
camera in the sUaying little boat and
keep enc Gar goins At to sa-.e time. but
it Is accomplished. II .s harder SIM TO
tcll it firm whila the bulb Is aH2pFed
The sun gees in as the Preparations ~
al cr-arI7. "a @rd he heat has 10 i;--;er
Lac; cn ita course to .rosr.n t1e Nf,..',se
p---' = - =. --n-~s fu- t-a.r,
On. on; pas; sunny; busy wharVes the
The Washington times., 1902-04-20

From the group will float to you . snatch
Of throaty melody in honor of the charms
OF Sunnower Sue or Baby Lou. One
or two other lusty tenors or barytones
Join in the chorus without the loss OF a
moments time. AT the close of the
melody a mellow laugh comes across the
water in response to an unheard jest. Life
at the docks may he strenuous; it is not,
however, without its amelorations.
Important Little Sail55at
An important little sailboat with a full
cargo is busy haistins sail CP
slowly up. gees the weather-atain
ed canvas, creaknR as it goes. When
each rope is in place she slowly swings
out into the stream, with only couple
of men as her apparent crew and an im-
pcrtincntIy important small dog standing
in the bow. The wind is right. white
fam churns about her prov; the abhrevi-
atod crew cast an unintorested glance ct
the occupants of the rowboat. which puts
q polite distance Eetween itself and its
larger sister.
Tie sun goes under cloud and the
aHs. which had locked almost wAitc, take
brownish tinge. Swiftly sh" raises
cut into mIdstrea.n, and w,.lI. ~ 5.-a-e
Lack IA moment later she seems long
way off.