The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-01
COUSINS WILL TALK

u, COUSINS WILL TALK
The Iowa Platform Kicker Will Be
Heard in Every District.
DIES MONIES, IOWA-Congressma
Cousins will make an address this fall
In every congressional district Of the
state. He has so assured the republican
state headquarters. Inasmuch as he de-
nounced the platform adopted at Des
Moines at the recent convention as
'lousy -1ie," there is some curiosity TO
know just where he will stand When ne
comes to make campaign address.
EXPECTATIONS. are there will be clash
at the republican conference, Whlch VIII
he held here Sept. 4, for the purpose OF
mapping out q plan OF campaign. Hell
derson and Hepburn ana prooaoly lacey
all opposed to the state platform on
tariff, will be there Governor Cummins
will also attend the conference. There
will no doubt be an effort to crowd the
tariff and trust agitation into the pack
ground Governor Cummins and his
friends will fight If there is any move
ment of nature calculated TO pelltte
the shelter Of monopoly plank IN the
platform.
Increasing interest attends the coming
state convention Of the democrats Sept.
3. The recent action Of the eleventh dls-
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of LIE Mars for congressman, without re-
affirming the Kansas City platform, was
unexpected in political circles Reports
from the eighth district are that the
anti-reafhrmation sentiment Is strong IN
several counties there. This Is one OF
several indications that the strength of
the silver and gold forces will be much
more evenly divided than last year. Cato
Sells will head the Benton county dele
cation and come prepared to fight for the
Kansas City platform.
Shaffer secures bonds he will be forced
to spend about two months of his honey
moon in JAIL He was married last Satur-
day and few days later was arrested on
the charge Of larceny.-The program was
issued last evening for the big district pic
mic of the knights Of the Maccabees, TO
be held in this city Sept II. The meet
ing will bring together the membership of
the tents at Marshalltown, Eldora, Ackley,
HAMPTON Mason City, Waterloo, Webster
City, Alden and Iowa Falls. Judge Daly
Of Marshalltown will deliver the grafton
The grand jury returned indictments
against four men. Ma. Buoy, the Alden
forger was indicted on five counts. H.
Shultz of Hubbard was indicted for for
gerry on two counts. Felix Hortogs, want
ed for obtaining money under false pre-
lenses, was indicted as charged, and II.
Smith Of Hubbard was indicted for bur-
glary.--Mayor J. II. Funk goes to Garner
Sept. 3 to deliver the grafton at the big
reunion of Illinois people
PIPESTONE, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. has
raised the necessary fund and forwarded
1t to the state committee and the state
prohibitionists In their famous automobile
with It's load Of twelve orators, musicians
and entertainers, who are to campaign the
TO here.
plans are carried out the big automobile
will leave White Bear Lake, Sept. 9Th, and
will reach Pipestone Sept. 49, when a
meeting will be held.-Footbau enthusl-
asm Is great among the boys OF the hlgh
school this year and they have called
meeting for next Tuesday evening when
they will reorganize. "A valuable Jersey
COW owned by G. c. Ilisey was killed by
north bound Great Northern train.-Ar-
rangements have been completed for three
league ball games to be played here next
Thursday and Friday. The contesting
teams will be Sioux City and Flandreau
BELLE PLAIN, 'MlNN.-About two
weeks ago a man representing hlmseI as
S. r. Peck, agent of the American Credit
Blue Book association called on mer-
chants and professional men and for $lO
agreed to collect a certain amount for
every one subscribing. Some doubts arose
REGARDING him after he left and certain
persons wrote to the house he said ne
represented and learned that Mr.. Peck al
one time did represent them but tnat ne
was discharged about the middle or June
Upon getting this information Sheriff
WAGNER of Shakopee was sent after Mi
Peck and he was arrested In New Prague
and brought to Belle Pla1ne. HIS IRA
was put off for one week and as ne dlo
not give bonds he was taken to Shakopet
by the sheriff,
MENoMiNEE, MfcH.-Another mar
implicated in the thefts from Raber
Watson, the Chicago and Menom1nee
cedar dealers, has been hunted down anc
arrested. This makes three OIL the con
spirators who have been caught, ane
Freeman, the principal one, is serving hi
sentence in the branch state prison a
Marquette The latest man arrested Il
Charles sjoauist of Stephenson. Th'
warrant for his arrest was sworn out a
the same time and on the same charg
es was that of Charles Vroman, who wa
caught in the state Of Washington, an,
is now on his way home in the custody o
Sheriff Stiles Sjoquist is charged witt
conspiring with Vroman brothers to dc
fraud Raber & Watson. 1t is said he wa
paid for great deal Of lumber never de
hvered.
HUMBOLDT, IOWA.-The forty-flft
annual Humboldt county fair begins o
Tuesday and closes Friday. The condl
tons point to the most successful fair l
every line ever held. A large amount
money will be spent in free attractions
Including the famous Guthrie family an
Albert Kartelli, a well-knoWn juggler.
football game between Humboldt h1g
school and Humboldt college will be playe
Friday morning. The speed program
especially attractive.
INDEPENDENCE, IoWA-Horace
Cook, son of J.. E. Cook, a well-know
attorney, has been adjudged insane, hay
ing lost his mind because of the excessiI
use Of cigarettes. He took a notion
tramp across the state, and, coming
the town Of Ferguson, attempted to bur
it. The frightened authorities had hi
arrested, when it was found he had 10
his reason. He is 18 years old.
SPRING GROVE, MINN.-Mrs. Andre
OualIey, the last member of a young fan
lily, died yesterday, after a lingering sicl
ness. Her husband and child were take
q year ago-Dr. Wilson Of Davenport
Iowa, and a patient, Miss Emma, Olsu
whom he was caring for, had a runaws
on the hill south of town. Both WEI
thrown from the buggy and severely il
jured.
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