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DEFEATS RAILWAY COMPANY.
Minnesota Supreme Court Reverses De-
cision in the Lamprey Case.

Minnesota Supreme Court Reverses De-
cision in the Lamprey Case.
Chief Justice Start of the Minnesota
Supreme Court reversed the Judgment Of
the Ramsey County District Court in the
case of Uri l.. Lamprey, appellant. VS..
the st. Paul and Chicago Railway Com
pany and Russell Sage, interpleaded with
the Farmers Loan and Trust Company,
respondents. Lamprey brought the ac'
ton to secure a specific performance of
a contract under which the railroad com
pany was due to sell him 10000 acres of
land located in twenty-six counties Of
northern Minnesota. The company de-
clared the contract forfeited and trans
ferred the lands to Russell Sage. Lam
prey brought suit, and the District Court
gave him thirty days in which to pay the
money due. Lamprey claimed that the
company would not accept his money.
His contract was declared forfeited, and
he appealed to the Supreme Court, which
reverSes the lower court and holds that
Lamprey should not be compelled to pay
the balance of the purchase price into
court before the defendants give notice
that they are willing to accept the money
and deliver the deeds. Bsides the $50
600 purchas money there is $62,262.2o III
taxes and penalties due.
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Elkins Of West Eir-

loud and long to the correspondents and
others who are about the marble room.
Stephen Benton Elkins Of West Vir-
ginia is the chief of the Boxers" and
the most perfect type of boss ever seen
in the United States Senate. He is round
and rudy Of face, rotund of body, quick
and aggressive in his movements, and
voluble and positive in his talk. Elkins
never has opinions. He thinks only posi-
tive facts that require no proofs. He
always speaks as one having full author
ity, and what he says is gospel to him,
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PUTS PARADISE IN AFRICA.
st Louis Green Grocer Pounds Sect
with a Peculiar Creed.

st Louis Green Grocer Pounds Sect
with a Peculiar Creed.
A strange religious sect, which calls
its organization the Church of God and
which has most peculiar creed, holds
meetings every Sunday afternoon at
Thirteenth and Benton streets, st. Louis.
John Cheary, an aged dealer in poultry
and vegetables at Biddle market, is its
founder, teacher and financial backbone
of the body, which is composed of thlr-
teen persons. The "elder," as Mr.. Cheary
is termed, holds that the garden Of Eden
was in western Africa and as Noah fed
to the east of Nod he must therefore have
settled on the same continent. Here,
Cheary holds, Cain fell in with strange
company, being physically similar to man,
but his inferior in intelligence. One of
these, asserts Elder Cheary, became the
wife of Cain. To prove that he does not
look upon these views in spirit of levlty
and that he is endeavoring to amass all
the knowledge of the Bible he can, he
inserted in the papers the following ad-
vertisement: $3.50 Reward will give
the above reward to any one that Will
produce evidence that the negro is a de-
scendant from Ham, Noah's son, or Can
nan, Hams son. John Cheary, Is Bid
die market, city" Cheary is 81 years old,
married, the father of six children, who
are his stanch disciples, and is said to
be very we'll to do.
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In the Senate on Monday hot woT1
passed between Mr.. Bailey (TcxasD 4.
Mr.. Beveridge Qndiana) on the floor
the Senate, and after Adjournment n
followed up by physical assault by d
Texas Senator on the Senator from Il
diana. Mr.. Bailey criticised the SD
Department Cor its handling of the -
Of an American citizen. DR.. Scott, nj
reflected on the competency Of bud
Penfeld, solicitor of the department. M
Bevcridge characterized the words Of q
Texas Senator as "unwarrantcd attNclS
This characterization Mr.. Bailey regaY
cd as an insult. Early in the scSsidI
speech in favor of the annexation /
Cuba, maintaining that it would be in q
best interests of both countries. W
Elkins' remarks drew sharp fire fr1s
Mr.. Plat Connecticut and Mr.. Hanq
(Ohio), who deprecated any anncXatq
proposition at this time Among the maa
bills passed was one giving Rear "
miral Schlcy the pay and allowance 4
a rear admiral on the active list of
navy. Mr.. Gallingcr (NcW HampSnrS
chairman of the committee on lensloF
made n brief statement of the work log
by the pension committee during the prq
cnt session. 1t showed that the bills Il
lating to pensions introduced in the HouS
aggregated 1918, while the asgrcsaI
number introduced in the Senate Wa
1852. The total number passed by bog
House and Senate was 1.l9l In ~
House the conference report on the Se9
eral deficiency appropriation Dill wa
taken up. Among important items pass
ed, on separate votes, was Soo0'VV0 10
the Buffalo exposition and $l6o,000 "a
the Charleston exposition. Claim of 81
OOO, 900 for Hawaiian fire plague sulel
ers not concurred in. Philippine confer
ence report adopted-149 to -. biI Pre-
vidcs for q Legislature of two iouSc>
LEGISLATURE to elect two Commissioners
to represent islands in Washington. fHa
lands to be purchased by issuing oO"u
and to become part of pubic ool,a'I
Public lands to be open to homeSleauei[
Cornorations are regulated. Money StaDo
ard and banking system postponed ~, -
5.3O recess taken until s O'Clock. /"
election contest case of Wilson vs. LdS
sitter. from the Fourth Virginia dISIrle
which confirms Lassiter's title to the ST."
presented. The Dick bill to rcorS9nM
the militia was taken up and passed.
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The final report of the contcreeS on '.cA
general deficiency bill was presenter II
the Senate on Tuesday and agreed III
without debate. The conference ''poI"
on the naval appropriation blI! "'o
bill to provide a temporary ci'h R0,'.
ment in the Philippines were aS'''o
as was that on the Porto hco P"Dl
lands and buildings bill. \ OH app
nriating $4,000 for the erection VI
nuartermastcr's warehouse III oI''"'' .n.,Ig
passed. A resolution offered Oh ~,
of the minority of the committee VI" .,.,c
Philippines authorizing thai 'o"','' ito
to sit during the recess 10 Ii"N'' rn,,J
inquiry into the Philippines was ,,'t ro,.
70 committee. The House conru'''"' os
olution providing for Adjournment .,,,,nr
adopted. Before adjournment the 0o" "o
resolutions were adopted lhc'"U ,,'1,. far
thanking President Pro IempoFe ! 'l .,a,a
"the dignified, impartial ana ,o"', tao
manner in which he had presided oven ,t
deliberations of the Senate +hn
House the Senate bill to proInolS .,.;o,.
efficiency Of the marine hoNPI,11' hoolth
and change its name to the pu''"' aS,od
and marine hospital service was r~.bor
under suspension of the rni1I. NH
bills were passed as follows, nous" ,.,nrtor.
to authorize the creation OF a q"'' cost
masters warehouse at Omaha al IN -,
IF NOT 70 exceed $1,000; Senate "l n,,i,
reduce the number of appraisers ,a+ion
adelphia and Boston. a JOINT r o%o oarl
was adopted appropriatins $',V% Gen. Gen.
for monuments to the memories .. ia.
Francis Noah and Gen. William . Ln
wilson Of North Carolina, as ""' .,r,,ss
Inv resolutions of the continental COM" -,ayal
The conference agreement Oh '"' cnnote
appropriation bill was adopted" ,,.n1,rios.
Hill for the suppression Of tram T ,.." who
n Hill TO make Confederate soluI sil,,, TO
enlisted in the Union army pFe,nggd 81
Jan. 1. 1860, pensionable, was p5o1' COM
to 10. The report of the spGg', connec-
mittee to investigate the facts IN Danish
ton with the purchase of t 5sod nrint-
West Indies was presented, oroe'''
cd and referred to the calend"''
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islature nearly forty years ago. 1t was
so when he came as a delegate to Con-
gress from that territory back in the
7O's. He was then just as certain that
he was running the government as he
now is that he is managing the Senate.
Next, there is Burrows, julius Caesar
Burrows of Michigan. He is the hand
soonest man in the United States Senate.
He is also one Of the most impressive
orators in the Senate. He is called the
Columbian orator of that great body.
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either of these. He
is aggressive and
cannot help appear
ing so in the Sen
ate, where the 9th
er leaders are as Il
rule quiet and APP
parently indiffer-
ent. Hanna has
given several eXhi-
billions of strenuous
e Il d G vor that
would meet the eX-
pectations Of the
visitors who are
looking for a boss,
but these were not
so momentous as
they seemed. They
I1yara nn1y tho narn-
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ginia, Burrows Of
Michigan, Nelson of
Minnesota, Perkins
of California, Diet
rich of Nebraska,
Burton Of Kansas,
and several other
Senators who are
called Boxers" by
the older men
would appear like
the bosses, as they
fly about the cham
Der, hold confer
ences, and talk
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Washington Notes

Secretary Moody plans 10 .Lo strik.
crnits for the navy from among 'n'
ing miners in Pennsylvania .,rosts rdi-
Representatives of DAIRY me- cell but
culed Chicago packers plan 70 lava trou.
terine color to housewives; dy''+' myers.
bio would be too great to at'T" oon,+borized
A favorable report has been , hJi lands
by the Senate committee on n mark sur
on the bill creating a national p IN south
rounding f Tbe f' purpose Of the oGGss
legislation is to protect '"'
vandalism.
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SIX MEN LOST WITH SHIP.

Steamer George Dunbar Sinks and
Fate of Part of Grew Is Unknown.
The steamer George Dunbar sprung a
leak in the gale Saturday night and at 4
o'clock Sunday morning sank to the bot
tom of Lake Erie, ten miles east of kel-
ly's Island. Captain Little, two women
and one member of the crew were saved
by people living on Kelly's Island. Six
others of the crew constructed a raft and
got away from the sinking vessel before
she foundered, but it is feared all are
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FOUNDRY COMBINE FORMED.
Organized Under New Jersey Charter
with $4O,OOO,OOO Capital.

Formal announcement of the organlza-
ton of the American Steel Foundries UNI
der a New Jersey charter, with an au-
thorized capital of $40,O00,O00, half per
cent cumulative preferred stock and half
common, has been made. The new cor
poration acquires the following plants and
properties: American Steel Castings Com
pany of New Jersey, Reliance Steel Cast
ings Company UimiteD Of Pittsburg,
Pa; Leighton & Howard Steel Company
of st. Louis, Mo-; Franklin Steel Cast
ing Company of Franklin, Pa; the Sar-
gent Company of Chicago, H.; American
Steel Foundry Company of st. Louis,
Mo.
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Missing Child Found Dead.

Two boys strolling along the shore Of a
lake in Forest Lawn cemetery at Buffalo,
n. Y, found the body of Marion Murphy,
6-year-old child, who disappeared eight
days before. The body was bound in a
piece of calico, rubber band, two news
papers and a rope, and evidently had
been in the water FIVE days. The identi-
fication is complete.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-07-05
UuvciI Mckinley Tablet.

A small tablet of white marble, bear
ing in letters of gold brief statement of
the life and deeds of William Mckinley
the tribute of his friend Judge Thomas
II. Anderson, formerly of Ohio, but now a
member of the district bench, was UNI
yelled in the Metropolitan Methodist
Episcopal Church in Washington. The
unwilling was attended with simple ccre-
pnnDinS
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-07-05

Cuba began the enforcement Of its I'M
migration law by refusing permission 10
forty-three Cinnamon to land in Havana.
The Cinnamon in question came direct
from China and were shipped in bond
from Vancouver through New York TO
Havana.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-07-05
Leaves Estate of s1.5OO,ooo.

A copy of the will of the late Charles
Broadway Rouse of New York has been
deposited in the county clerks office at
Waxahachie, Texas, to be recorded. The
will is a lengthy document and disposes
of property of the estimated value of ST.
500, 900 or more, though no estimate of its
Nalnn is stated
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Rob House, Lose KEYS,

Carefully concealing all traces of their
work, though they carted away about
$4,000 worth of fine china and bric-a-
brac from the magnificent residence Of
Mrs. Genevieve Sussdorff in Woodside,
L. l.. burglars locked all the doors of the
fine house and then threw away the
KEYS.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-07-05
Rai1ey ASSAULTS Reveridrc.

Senator Bailey of Texas made a vio-
lent personal attack on Beveridge on floor
OF Senate after adjournment and threat
ened life of Indianian, but was restrained
By bystanders.
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TO surrender points
for the sake of har-
mony. Yet he was
ever watching for
opportunities to get
the bill forward by
compromises. And
that was the way
he won. 1t is the
way oil contests are
won In the Senate.
The leaders do not
show the power
thew exert. They
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-07-05
Rai1road Officials Promoted.

John Sebastian, general passenger
agent of the Rock Island Railroad, has
been promoted to passenger traffic man
ager; Robert Mather made general coun-
sul r. II. Ashton made Northwestern
assistant general manager.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-07-05
Tra~edienne in Poverty.

Nine. Janauschek. who. poor and en-
fecbled by paralytic stroke is living at
Saratoga, n. y. has few jewels left
and these are to be ratified by their Gus
todian, James E. Tossing of Brooklyn,
unless sodl advantageously.
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LEAP FROM FIRE INTO LAKE.
Women and Children Jump with Men
as Gasoline Launch Blows Up.

Women and ChiIdren Jump with Men
as Gasoline Launch Blows Up.
The new gasoline launch Ranger, with
fourteen passengers on board, caught fire
on Lake Bemidji, Mimi, and was totally
destroyed. All the passengers, including
women and children, jumped overheard
and were saved with slight injuries. The
accident occurred near the shore at the
north end of the lake. 1t was caused by
leaking gasoline tank. Someone lit a
match and in an instant everything was
enveloped in flames. After the people
had jumped overheard and reached shore
the Ranger drifted out in deep water and
sank
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ing in the methods of Senator Aldrich.
Nor has Senator Plat of New York Civ
en- any exhibition as a boss. He is the
Quietest and most unobtrusive member
Of the Senate so far as the open pro-
ceedings go. He rarely speaks and Is
never seen moving about the chamber
telling others how to vote. He seems
an onlooker in the Senate almost as much
as those in the galleries who are looking
for the bosses.
Senator Hanna Ia mora ohtruSivn than
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-07-05
MAIL CLERK FOUND DYING.
Clark Meyer Victim of Mysterious AS
sauIt in Council Bluffs.

Clark Meyer, mail clerk on the Bur
lington, running between Omaha and
Chicago, was found dying on the side
walk in front of the Creston House IN
Council Bluffs. He had left the house
but few minutes before, after spending
the evening with friends. There was an
ugly wound under his right eye. He had
been engaged in no quarrel and there is
at present no clew to the perpetrators OF
the crime.
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Wilson Sticks to brotherhood.

John L. Wilson, president of the Broth
erhood of Railway Trackmen. refused
Canadian Pacific offer of $4,000 bonus
and salary of $4,000 a year and decided
to stick to the brotherhood.
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and in his view
should be to all
others. This is not
a newly acquired
characteristic of Ell
kins. 1t is a part
of his natural self
and has been so for
many years. 1t was
so when he lived
in New Mexico and
was a member Of
the Territorial Leg
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-07-05
Uncle Sam Wins Race at Kie1.

The American yacht Uncle Sam, owned
by Francis Il. Riggs of New York, won
the first of the international special class
races at KEEL, the Stars and Stripes cross
ing the line eight minutes ahead of all
other flags.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-07-05
Two Victims of a Boycott.

George Edwin, a member of the Pueblo.
Colo, Cooks and Waters Union, was
shot and instantly killed and Police Off
Ger Joseph H. Sheppard was dangerously
wounded by Jacob Dodson, as result Of
the boycott by the Cooks and Walters
Union against the Riverside restaurant.
Edwin was acting as a picket and was
attempting to turn people away from the
restaurant when the trouble started.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-07-05
Destroy Chinese Missions.

The viceroy of the province of Sch
Chuan, China, has notified the govern
ment that the American and British mis-
sion buildings at Tien-KuChao have
been destroyed by mob, and that mis-
sionary has been murdered. His name
and nationality were not reported.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-07-05
American Capital in England.

American money and enterprise are
behind SO 100000 interurban traction
system in England, principal promoters
being New Workers.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-07-05

King Edward held a special court at
Buckingham palace for the reception of
addresses from the Lord Mayor, Sir Jo-
seph G. Dimsdale, and the corporation,
and from the London County Council,
congratulating his Majesty on the restor-
alton of peace
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est efforts of Mr.. Hanna in behalf Of
bill in which he had a personal interest,
or, more properly speaking, a personal
conviction and desire to win.
Senator Lodge had charge Of the Phil-
ippine bill, and he watched the debate
on that bill week after week, rarely OPP
posing any one, but always appearing
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-07-05

After being out twelve hours the jury
in the case against Jessie Morrison,
charged with the murder of Mrs. DIN
Castle, at her home in Eldorado, Kan,
in June, 1900, returned verdict of guilty
of murder in the second degree. The jury
made no suggestion of punishment.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-07-05
Renewal of Triple Alliance.

The treaty providing for the prolonga-
ton of the alliance between Germany,
Austria Hungary and Italy (the dreibund(
was signed in Berlin by the imperial
chancellor, Count Won Buelow; the Aus
trian ambassador. l.. Won Szogyeny-M Ma
rich, and the italian ambassador, Count
LAMA di Busca. The alliance was re-
newed in its original form.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-07-05
Two Killed in Collision.

\ freight train of forty loaded cars
collided head-on with shifting engine
and tank car at the transfer switch
Kiskiminetas Junction, Allegheny Nal'
ley. Pa. Engineer John Fleming of East
Brady and Harry Hoke, his fireman, were
killed
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-07-05

acy to bride and accept brides by the jury
in Judge Brentano's court in Chicago. Z.
II. O'Donnell, his law partner Brady, and
Cyrus S. Simon, the attorney of the
Union Traction Company, We're fined 81
600 each. Gallagher, the most active
agent in the conspiracy, was punished
with an indeterminate sentence TO the
pcnitentiary,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-07-05
Magazine ExpIodes Near Madrid.

A gunpowder magazine at the encamp-
ment at Carabanohel, five miles from
Madrid, exploded Two men were killed
and fourteen were injured. The shock
was felt for miles. Scores of houses were
damaged, the doors of the royal palace
were thrown open by the force of the ex-
poson and many windows were smashed.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-07-05
Will Meet in Jerusalem.

Toronto having been selected as the
meeting place of the next triennial con-
vention of the International Sunday
School Association in 1905. the world
wide convention of 1904 will be held at
Iernsnlnm
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Crowded. Train Wrecked.

Over GOO eXcursionists on a wrecked
train in Ute Pass, Colorado, had mar
row escape from death. AS it was, one
of the pleasure seekers was killed and
thirty were injured, some probably IA
tally. The wreck was due to broken
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-07-05
jealousy Causes Two Deaths.

At Springfield, Mass, Mrs. Antoine
Mueller has been shot to death by Joseph
Bencker, who then committed suicide.
The murdered woman's husband discov-
cred the bodies on returning from his
work. Jealousy is supposed to have
caused the tragedy.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-07-05
Dun & Co. Make Report.

Dun & Co.'S Weekly Trade Review re-
ports financial conditions satisfactory and
trade good; manufacturing operations In
creased; railroad earnings for June, 4.6
per cent over 1901.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-07-05
Antitrust Law Sustained.

Missouri Supreme Court refused writ
of custer against beef packers, holding
trust is not proved. State antitrust law
is sustained, however, and further hear
ing ia ordered.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-07-05
Mount wrangci in Eruption.

The steamer Bertha reached Seattle
from Valdez and westward points. Mount
Redoubt. which has been in an incipient
stage of eruption since early spring, was
not visible. owing to fog. Mount Wran-
gel is in eruption.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-07-05
Nash Appoints Harry Gordon.

Gov. Nash of Ohio has appointed Harry
l.. Gordon, an attorney of Cincinnati,
Lieutenant Governor. to succeed Carl J..
Nippert. resigned. This action is in ac-
cordance with the decision of the Supreme
Court holding that vacancy existed.
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SEARCHING FOR HER PARENTS.
Mrs. Catherine Mills of Toledo En-
gagged in a Strange Quest.

Mrs. Catherine Mills of Toledo, Ohio
is in New York City trying to learn
something of her early history and the
fate of her parents, from whom she was
separated when a child, more than half
a century ago. when l was very
small girl" she said, Il lived at Pitts
field. Ohio, the only child, as l believed,
of Charles Sdooner, a well-to-do farmer
When l grew older l learned the Spoon
ers had adopted me and that my parents
had lived in New York After marrying
| took up the search for my relatives and
shall persist to the end"
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-07-05
College Gets Rich Gifts,

Wells College at Aurora. \. Y. has re-
ceived gifts aggregating $4,000. all of
which is to be used in erecting new build
inCS and adding to the equipment of the
institution.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-07-05
Menaced by Grasshoppers.

Millions of grasshoppers are attacking
the grain in the Hill river district near
Mcintosh, MINI. The State entomologist
is assisting the farmers in combating the
pest, and hopper dozers" are in daily
use. Unplowed stubble is the cause of
tho troublo
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-07-05
Minnesota Republican Convention.

Minnesota Republican convention re-
nominated Gov. Van SAINT, approved the
fight against the railroad merger, indoors
ed President Roosevelt for reelection
and declared for notifications of the tar
if and reciprocity.