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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-11
JOKE A CRUEL one
Leads q Chicago Man to Attempt
Suicide.
HIS TRIALS ALREADY THICK
Member of the Cook Co. Democracy
Thought Himself Under Arrest
ON an Unknown Charge.
New ys-k ss., .s.,.e..y s.-x,a.

q 80 -SASoSSESA SOSUSe
Richmond lt,1l Va, Feb. II. Henry Web
Der, a member Of the Cook county de-
mocracy, attempted suicide in Danville,
va, va, ana Is In a critical condition. Web
per sought to take his own life as the re-
sur OF g practical joke played upon him
by his fellow clubmen
Wnen the organization reached Danville
from TINS city the party went to the
Hotel Burton. One Of the members OF
the club approached Weber and showed
MIN g Telegram purporting TO come from
the Richmond chief of police asking that
WebDer be held in Danyille for the au-
tnirltles OF this city. He was almost
overcome when shown the telegram, which
was TAXED on the trip from Richmond To
DanVilie. The perpetrator Of the joke
Io1a MIN ne was to remain in Danville
until the authorities took him in charge.
The club left for the south at $3.50 and
shortly after that time a citizen discoy-
cred Weber seated in the lobby of the
motel apparently i'll. On being asked the
cause of his trouble. Weber replied that
he was under arrest for an offense commit
ted In Richmond. and was at a loss to
know what he had done in violation of the
law. The gentlemen convinced him that
1t Wassal hoax, whereupon Weber
asked to be assigned to room. When he
stood up 1t was seen that he was very
weak, and then it was found that he
had been sitting IN pool of blood. A
physician discovered cash in Weber
side g. E. =: rs
Weber said he had recently lost his
wife by death, that his son had narrowly
escaped death in an accident, and that
when he discovered he was himself in
trouble, his overweight nerves gave way
and he attempted his own life by plunging
large pocketknife into his side. The
physician thinks he may recover.
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TUESDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY Il 1902.
.IVEY BEARS. DOWN HARD.
PELAaIc snALERs WILL SUFFER-
Deputy at UnaIaaka Ordered to Re-
fuse Them the Privileges
of the Port.

seattle, WASH, Feb. IA special dis
patch from Unalaska says that no more
startling action has been taken in the
much talked-of sealing question than the
following letter written by Collector J.
w. sIvey Of Alaska to his deputy at Una
laska.
3 am advised that British vessels from
Canadian ports engaged in pelagic sealing
in and about Boring sea are in the habit
OF calling at Unalaska and Dutch harbor for
protection in bad weather and the purchase
OF supplies and of enjoying the privileges of
the port until the season opens for them
to engage in the unlawful and barbarous
determination of the fur seal herd in VIOLA
ton OF the laws of the United States and the
International agreement with Great Britain.
Until further advised on the subject you are
instructed to cease the collection OF tonnage
dues on this class of vessels from all coun-
tries and to refuse them the privilege of the
port, wator or fuel and treat them in al!
respects as vessels engaged in illegal poach-
ing: 49,
Any such vessels arriving at. your port shall
be notified to depart forthwith and in case
OF refusal to obey promptly you shall seize
and delay such vessels and cali the United
States marshal and revenue cutter to your
assistance
Should you find from personal examina-
ton that any such vessel arrives in absolute
distress you will allow her to obtain such
relief only as will enable her to return to
her home port.
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lines of absolute honesty and under this
policy our business has grown by leaps
and bounds. During the past few years
very large percentage of the practice of
the Him. Medical Institute has been with
either former patients or with those sent
to us by persons who have been cured at
this institute. All diseases are not
treated and no attempt is made to cure
incurable cases but the HIM Medical In
stitute has record Of absolute cures to
its credit that can be paralleled by but
few physicians in the northwest. Every
patient who comes to the institute re-
ceived treatment directly from Dr.. Farms
worth himself and no students are en-
ployed DR.. Farnsworth is so well known
in the community that 1t is hardly neces-
sary for me to speak regarding him. He
is not young man; he is an old and tried
practitioner; he has had thirty-four years
OF continuous active experience in treat
ing diseases of men only. He combines
with his unusual professional skill and ex-.
perlence sincerity and honesty in his
treatment. He provides none but the pur-
est and best medicines; he takes no Incur
able cases and guarantees to cure only
such cases as he believes will speedily
give way to the best treatm ent His
methods In the treatment and cure Of
weak manhood are the most advanced
known to medical science. His cure for
blood poison and kindred diseases is sure
and swift; he completely eradicates the
disease from the blood without the use of
poisonous drugs. His treatment for vari-
cocele, structure, Inflammation of the blad-
der and kidneys and all private diseases
of men is the best obtainable
THE HIM Medical Institute is the larg-
est Institute Of the kind in the northwest:
1t is equipped with the most modern ap-
paratus and appliances known to medi-
cine; it has been long and permanently
established; its dealings are strictly con-
fdenttal and its charges are reasonable.
Persons desiring consultation or adyice
are invited to call or write the HIM Medi-
cal Institute, 47-49 Washington avenue
south, Minneapolis"
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MEDICAL
ADVERTISING.
WHAT Hermann A.POLLAII OF THE
HIM MEDICAL INSTITUTE
SAYS.
He Explains His Attitude in the Mat
ter of Medical Adyer-
Using.

Mr.. Hermann A. Pollak, the successful
manager of the HIM Medical Institute of
this city, recently, expressed his views Of
the complaints made upon physicians who
have violated the so-called ethical code
of the medical fraternity by advertising in
the daily and weekly press. Mr.. Pollak
takes the attitude that every dishonest
doctor should be barred from practice and
IS willing to use his efforts and resources
to this end. He does maintain, however,
that because a reputable physician speaks
to the people through the medium of the
newspaper that that should not be made
the basis for such attacks. Mr.. Pollak
says: "The public has undoubtedly been
duped and swtndled by the many offers of
free treatment and guaranteed cures,
which have appeared in print and as
consequence many people have come to
place reputable advertising physicians in &
class with these fakirs' without taking
the trouble to investigate.
1t has always been my policy, as scores
of reputable business men will testify. to
conduct the HIM Medical Institute on
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SMALLPOX {. !.
Chicago and Tributary Territo1

ChicaEO and Tributary Territory
Have 73 Per Cent Of Cases.
Neao York. Sun Special Sevrios
Chicago, Ill, Feb. 11.-According to the
health departments weekly bulletin,
three-fourths of all the reported cases Of
smallpox in the United States at the pres
ent time are inethe territory surrounding
and tributary to Chicago, and in a popu-
alton of only about one third Of the to-
tai population of the country. The data
for this statement are found in the cur
rent. number of United States public
health reports in a tabulatien of Small
pox in the United States, as Reported to
the Surgeon General, United States Marine
Hospital, Dec. %, 1901, to Jan. 81, 1902
The total cases so reported foot up to
11,167, of which number STAT, ror 70 per
cent, are in Chicago territory. During
the corresponding period last year the
proportion was almost exactly reversed-3O
per cent in Chicago and territory and 70
per cent in the rest of the country.
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From Managing Editor to Farmer.

The Indianapolis News is authority for
the statement that "Dory Biddle," one of
the best known new spaper men in Indiana
is to give up his newspaper work aud re-
tire to a small farm in the country It is
safe to say. that not one man in ten who
has been actively associated in the news
getting part of paper can give it up.
The excitement and hustle comes to be
the best pleasure in life and these men
can't live without it. Most OF them,
however would be much better for
little rest. even such rest as can be had
by using Golden Grain Belt beer. or
course this won't do you as much good as
trip to the country, but it will quiet
your nerves and relax your muscles. Talk
en- at night it induces refreshing sleep,
the bes. OF natures health rastorers.
Telephone 486 Main and get 8 case to-day.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA.
Department Of Insurance.

and nineteen insurance companies that held
insurance on the plaintiffs mill. burned at
Grand Forks.-The East End fire department
was called to extnguish fire on the East
Ena ,Youghioghey & Lehigh coal dock. This
fire has been burning for four or FIVE months,
but it is believed the flames were totally ex-
tfnRuished
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STATE OF MINNESOTA,
Department of Insurance.
IOWA

{ WATERLOO-Harry Fields was fined $l35
and costs by Justice Hillebrandt for vioiat.
ing the state game law. He killed six quail
DUBUQUE-Dr. kegler, who conducted
day as q result of a chase to catch street
car.
FORT DoDGE-Suit for $4,000 damages
was filed by A. w. Beckett against the Rock
Island company for injuries sustained on
Sept 16, 1901 at Earlham. His arm was
crushed.
OELWEIN-The newly constructed coal
chute Of the Chicago Great Western road
burned. Fire caught from torch. Tho.
roundhouse, Office and records we're also Do
stroysd. |
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KINGS FIRST LBvEE.

London, Feb. liking Edwards first
leyee since his accession to the throne
was held in st. James palace at noon to-
day, and was an exceptionally brilliant
function. The prince OF Wales. the duke
OF Connaught and other members Of the
royal family wefe present and the gather
ing Of members Of the diplomatic corps,
cabinet ministers and naval and military
ofRcers was unpracedentedly large.
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Not Supported by washington.

Washington, Feb. 1.-THE treasury off,
Gals, when shown the dispatch from Seattle
giving the text of a letter from Collector 1vey
OF Alaska to his deputy in Unalaska, regard
ing the selling of supplies to Canadian vessels
presumably engaged in pelagic sealing, said
that they had not received any. information
on the subject, but if the information was
correct as to the collectors action it would
not meet with the departments approval.
Lieutenant Jarvis is now on his way to
Alaska to relieve Mr.. Ivey as collector.
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Attacks Sunday School Literature
~sw YORK. sun sosoxas s.-vsos

LIT aoint meeting the
g Baesa editor Of the Baptist
ism made
oy-Wd The nges and jangles
dcontem
minds harmful
cneraim the Sunday school
ON . thral Is
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What Is salva-ceas

It's an antiseptic ointment that stops
irritation, subdues Inflammation and
drives out pain. It cures piles. Also for
burns, bruises, cEafngs, chilblains, ear
aches. catarrh, cold in head, and skin ir-
ritations. Prince, 25c and SOC at drug
gtstss' or by mail. Saliva cea, 274 Canal
street, New York.
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SOUTH DAKOTA

ONEIDA-Preliminary steps toward organ
izing cooperative creamery have been
taken.
Il NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. White was arrested
charged with being the father Of the child
was released under $500 bonds :
HARTPORD-John Phelps and D. A. McGil-
livray, of Madison, have entered into con-
-four mill and grain elevator
ST. JAMES-The commissioners OF Yankton
county have granted to j. W. Witthause a
license for the operation of ferry boat on
the Mississippi river between the Dakota and
Nebraska shores.
SIOUX sFALLS-Litigation for possession Of
the estate OF a Clay county pioneer named
Soloman has possession Of part of the
estate and some of the other heirs seek to
dispossess him. az
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case is against Jeremiah Tracy, an ex-police
man, on the charge Of manslaughter. There
Is one case for murder another for man
slaughter, one For assault with intent to COM
nit murder, Dne with intent to do great bod
lily harm, four for larceny and others of less
degree. ,.sa...i
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Catarrh is an excessive secretion. ae-
icompanied with chronic inflammation.
from the mucous membrane. Hoods Sar-
saparilla acts on the mucous membrane
through the blood, reduces inflammation,
establishes healthy action, and radically
cures ali cases of cetarrh
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GAS COMPANY LOSES
Has to Pay for Putting Judge
Observation-Disclosures

Has TO Fay Tor Putting a Judge to
49,. III ;. Inconvenience.
> New York, Feb. 11.-Because City Judge
Bennett OF Mount Vernon. refused to pay
gas bill of $1.65, which he commended he
had never contracted, the gas company
turned off his supply three years ago. He
drought suit and the gas company carried
the case to the appellate division of the
supreme court, which has just handed
down a. decision affirming Judgment for
$4,000 in favor of Judge Bennett for the
inconvenience to which he had been put
The damages were assessed at the rate
Of S. per day ~
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LITTLE FALLS--The city council sold $780,
600 of city refunding and bridge bonds to the
First National bank at premium of 81 900
and accrued interest. $50
FERGUS FALLS-The elevator at Lawndale
burned to the ground. The burning building
fell across the Great Northern and blocked
the track for some time.
| ANOKA-The River Lawn farm, owned nv
DR.. j. H. Frank, last week received York
shire sow, 2 years old, that weighed 600
pounds. She took the first prize at Toronto
and at London and beat the first prize year
ling at the Pan American.
! ceryman, is at the hospital suffering With
, frozen feet. It is said that both may have
to be amputated. He was out with a party
hunting rabbits and became lost.-Alderman
Cromwell has introduced an ordinance reouir-
ing the saloons to remove their winerooms
and private booths. .
WINONA-The Gate City Carriage COM
pany's business, which has been in the hands
of c. A. Morey as receiver Tor Several months.
was sold to A.. B. Youmans, W. p Tearse.
w. J: Landon, H. M. Kinney, H. S. Youmans
and Frank Horton for the sum. Of St, OOO.-
Farmers are organizing and with erect a
creamery at Sugar Loaf.
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Backache is almost Immediately relieved
by wearing one of Carriers Smart Weed
and Belladonna Backache Plasters. Try
one and1be free from pain Price rs cents.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA,
Department Of Insurance.
WISCONSIN

EAU CLATRE-The 9-year-old dauehter 81
Mrs. Moore was fatally burned BY falling
on hot stove.
HURLEY-Tony Borgo. an Italian miner
was. killed by falling 400 feet into a shaft
at the Superior mine. $500
PRAIRIE DU CHIEN-John Howard. a f1re-
man on the Burlington, fell from the tender
OF his engine. striking on his head, sustaining
severe injuries.
CUMBDRLAND-Mrs Lindstron1. Norwe-
gian woman living In Silver Lake township.
Ills supposed to be a leper. Local physicians
pronounce the case leprosy. q
WEST SUPERIOR-The verdict in the Ban
non Insurance. case was In favor of John Ban
non. the splRintif, TO the amount OF $25, OO0s
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Dyspepsia in It's worst forms will Weld
to the use of Carter.s Little Nerve Pills,
!! aided by Carriers Little Liver Pills. They
not only relieve present distress but
tstrengthen the stomach and digestive ap-
paratus. -. - B
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RnRpmn uTs ~ I, 8

ROBBED HIS CLIENT.
Spokane, Wash. Feb. 11.-Seven years In
the penitentiary at Walla Walla was the
sentence imposed Upon Attorney w. A. Lewis,
convicted OF stealing more than 81, 200 from
Mrs Nette Bauer Plat one Of his clients.
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A refined appearance, delicate shade of
fascinating beauty, given by SatinS Skin
Powder, flesh, white, brunette tints. Csc.
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MINNESOTA

I ST. PETER-Anton Kackel, the juryman in
the Tanke trial who became violently insane.
died Sunday. Death was due to acute men.
nights. -'--B
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INDEMNITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
-Pnnclpal office, New York City, N. Y Cor
canned IN 1880. j. Montgomery Hare presi-
dent; J. H. Burger and H. B. Anthony, sec
retar1es. Attorney to accept service in Min
n ne Iaao Insurance Commissioner. Cash CAPT
INCOME IN 1901.
Premiums other than perpetuaIs 1882 577. OF
b beass ana interest ;.......:...: 1861
front on ledger assets over book
values ........................... 1885. 25
Total income ...,, s2O5. 77e. 81
DISBURSEMENTS in 1901 s-'0' '''0-
Amount A. paid for losses ...:..... s1s2, 42s. IS
Commissions, brokerage, salaries
and allowances, to agents. 371S371
sSa OF officers and employees 15,2Os. "a
!dAes ana 1ees Observation-Disclosures. 1923. o.
All other disbursements ....... u744 O3
Total disbursements ........... 500, OS9. OS
Excess Of income over disburse-
AssEFs DEC. 81. 1901. s0.0.''
Bonds and stocks owned ... $3.50, SOC. %
Cash in office and in bank 49, 10 AL O6
Accrued interest and rents.... 1850 90
Premiums in course of collection 20 1O4 SO
ALI other admitted assets........ Isl
Total admitted assets 1880. 1872, 7Os Is
Losses adjusted and unadjusted. S14 1872 SO
losses resisted and disputed. 2, loo. 90
reinsurance reserve ............ lip, 017.O4
All other liabilities .......:.:..:. 1'sss s 81
capital stock paid up ........... 200, 900 90
Total liabilities, including cap
ital ........... ................ SAGA. 161. %
RISKS AND PREMIUMS, 1901 BUSINESS SHES; 5.
Fire risks written during the
year s2s So, 7so. 90
premiums received thereon 80. 275,257. So
Net amount in force at end of the
year ...... ................... 1884, $50. 100
BUSINESS IN MINNESOTA IN 1901.
Fire risks written ................ $414, 152. 90
F1re premiums received ........ ,073. 81
FIRE losses paid .................. 4,369. Al
Fire losses incurred ............. 5.5S2. OF
Amount at risk, fire ............ 459 zoo 90
STATE OF MINNESOTA,
Department OF Insurance.
ST. Paul. Jan. 81, 1902.
Whereas, The Indemnity Fire Insurance
Company. corporation organized under the
the provisions of the laws of this state, reIa-
tive to the admission and authorization Of in
surance companies of its class
Now, therefore, I, the undersigned insur-
ance commissioner, do hereby empower and
authorize the said above-named company to
transact its appropriate business of fire in
surance in the state of Minnesota, according
to the laws thereof, until the thirty-first day
OF january, A. d. 1903, unless said authority
be. revoked or otherwise legally terminated
prior thereto.
j In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set
my hand and affixed my official seal at St.
Paul this 31st day Of January, A. D. 1902.
ELMER H. DEARTH,
Insurance Commissioner.
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CHASKA-Tapper, the murderer of Rosa
Mixa, will be hanged over the trap which
caused the death of Walbert, at Henderson
last year.
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Charles W. Sexton Company ,. ::::; s..

HANOVER FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Principal office: New York, N. Y Organ
lied in 1882 Charles A. Shaw, President;
Joseph .McCord. Secretary. Attorney to &C
cept service in Minnesota: Insurance Com
missioner Cash capital, LOCO, 600.
INCOME IN 1901
Premiums other than perpetuals. 81, 7ss, o1O. 80
Rents and interest ......... 1885 id
Profit on ledger assets over book
values ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5O,S51. Sc
Total income :.:....... 1850, 7ss. ga
Amount paid for losses ......... $l.1s6, 1852 AZ
Dividends and interest ....... 10000. 0O
Commissions, brokerage, salaries
and allowances to agents ..... 35S, 69t 10
Salaries Of officers and employees 1873 321 81
iaxes anu fees ................. 83,3O2. 81
All other disbursements .....-.. 14S,S61. 7s
Total disbursements .........., s1,s7s, o2s 5s
Excess OF disbursements over in
AssETs DEC 81, 1901. A'0''V
Value of real estate owned -. s45o, 200. 90
Mortgage loans ................. g. 500 90
Bonds and stocks owned ~ 1855 PCS. %
Cash in office and in bank. ..... 13l O55. So
Accrued Interest and rents $500. 16,9O2. O7
Premiums in course Of collection 3Ir 066 IL
ALI other admitted assets ....... g, 1894. go
Total admitted assets ;:..... s,sos, 217. 81
Losses adjusted and unadjusted S62 ERE, ~
Losses resisted and disputed 80. sc. 767, 84
Reinsurance reserve ............. 437 274 76
All other liabilities .......... "a 896 IL
Cap1tai STOCK PAID up $1,000, 900 90
Total liabilities, including cap
ital 81, e4s, 1924 81
RISKS AND PREMIUMS 1901 BUSINESS M S. %
Fire risks written during the
year s2s7, ISL 1891. s2
Premiums received thereon ..... 2,747 ,205. II
Net amount in force at end Of
me year -, s277 755. 74e.s7
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BIG CRIMINAL CALENDAR.

Special to The Journal .,-.--.r.
Sault Ste. Marie, Mich, Feb. 11--Active
work for the February term of the circuit
court began to-day with the largest criminal
docket in the history of the county. The first
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CANBY-Rev. G. S. Mckinney preached hi
farewell sermon, having accepted a call from
the First Presbyterian church of Rockwell
City, Iowa. I
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Net amount In force at end 0
s575 368 403 90

STATE OF MINNESOTA. DEPARTMENT. on
.INSURANCE-St. Paul, Jan. 81, 19O2-Where-
as, the Aetna, Fire Insurance Company, q cor
sporatton organized under the laws Of Con-
Ions: OF the laws Of this state relative to the
admission and authorization OF insurance
companies OF It's class, ~. -. 80 :
Now, therefore, I, the undersigned, 1nsur-
ance Commissioners, do hereby empower and
authorize the said above named company to
transact Its appropriate business OF fire and
marine insurance In the state of Minnesota
according to the laws thereof, until the thirty.
first day OF January, A. d. 1903, unless said
authority be revoked or otherwise legally ter
minated prior thereto. -
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set
my hand and affixed my Official seal at 81
Paul, this 31st day OF January, A. %. 1902.
ELMER II. DEARTH.
Insurance Commissioners
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lAANCHESTER ASSURANCE CoMpA-
": Principal office in the United
tates, New York, N. Y. Commenced bust
ess IN the United States. lS90) Geo. S. 4.
Dung, General Manager in the United States,
Attorney to accept service in Minnesota: In
trance unG Commissioner. Deposit capital,
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