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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-10-31
Dancing School

Florence Hastings, of San Francis
co, will open a select class in dancing
in Armory hall Wednesdays at 2 o.
clock for little children and $3.50 for
cider children and adults
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-10-31

}. G. Court was an arrival on las
evenings passenger
The evening world., 1902-05-14
SHOOK HIS FIST
AT HIS PROSECUTOR
Mortimer Travis, Accused OF
Burglary in Queens County,
+ Makes a Demonstration
Against District-Attorney.

, Mortimor Travis, who escaped from
? fho Qucea's County JAIN boa February
and later rcaircstod. was tried for bur.
slRry IN the queens County court to-
day,
lie attempted 20 make q speech Of
protest when MS wife was called as a
witness against him. He. was forced
back into his chair by court attendants
after a struggle.
District Attorney Merrill asked the
prisoners wife n h. had given her q
pair 81 diamond earrings and n she
did not know who NaH naS "esIlDg
t4em.
That = an outrage cried Travis
pha clenched hlr nsl and spiEnS a.
Fas DlHtuCi Attoruey boat 49, r,.
strained b. a policeman
Travis FtfIsed io ttll a.Fi..Hs uI WI
liam Watson. Nbo rfap.I wltH HHu
and Nas nut Iecupturfd lia ssli
= dit not ssrtp. nut ths nlsiri. re-
Allonnfl. Nhn fhiuhH bs 3 rr,afrr thaI
the Law. piaead mo bon a df4s aHnsroH
hapinH 10 torture ms Iuiu making % con.
ffzaaa ana lrn Nif4uHi HrtiuF hu.
pfIHissluu 30 kunNH . IH Hut 5000
Iuii thla iHf Nf h.HEH huIl q
TfAultnf Al fIf mHH VIII HHI hHN INa|
en- fafHitnf nHH HHIN. Dob IHr ttlU
nfHlHlr ilH fHHiufN HHEt #H' IH|h N"u
aha tIlHa HiHa NHH NH frI fhf naNf
81 49, msN NHH HnAHHl m. 'IIt
The evening world., 1902-05-14
COUNT RY SUCCESS
WAS NOT ENOUGH

Ambition proved fatal 90 Miss Sarah
Putnam, forty-three years old, who had
taught country schools In Oneida
County. and then abandoned tho field
10 strive for new successes as a public
school teacher In this city.
She learned yesterday that she had
failed to PASS an examination here. and
she now llcs dead at the home of her
sister. Mrs. John Dlllings. No, 3SS Clas-
son avenue. Brooklyn. Gas asphvAih-
ton caused death, and It Is probable
she deliberately turned ON the gas
to Kill herself.
Miss Putnam commenced teaching
school when she was eighteen years
old. and she made an excellent rcDuta-
uon during twenty-five years service
In oneida County.
She recently became ambitious for sue
cesses IN a larger Held Her friends al.
vised her 20 remain whcro she was nnt
60 continue the work IN which she hAe
been successful
But ambition was too strong and sh'
came 10 the hOm. OF her Histar sh'
entered a competitive examination fpi
n license 10 teach and che then waite,
for the result,
Hearing nothing she i~riephuued 30 th'
board OF Education aud was greatly de
pressed H. spirits WHEN Informed thu
she had failed go gain hlkh rnoug
ratings Ia obtain = ncrnAs
She then wont a her sister . hone
and after tsiling of her failure retire.
a. a room
she NAa not sorH ulA, Hralu Late
40 u,ghf Ma pillingr NrHt 30 60.
RON 10 uaH ullDa vlth laH aNl A.
puIuum Iay dead 100 H .HHHFy
The evening world., 1902-05-14
SECRET TRIAL
FOR P0|LLONS.
Outsiders Sent Out OF
Court When Mrs.
Frederick Poillon's
Suit Was Called.
L~oNGSTANDlNG TROUBLE
First Time Doors Of Court
Have Been Closed During a
Trial Since World Expose OF
Z FIack Case.

For the fret limo since The World =
1. expostro, through the Flack divorce
case, OF tho abuses possible In secret
Y court proceedings. the doors OF a trial
courtroom were to-day closed to re-
porters. The case Ia on trial before
Justice Steckler.
When the case Of Fredorikn Poillon
against John J. IL. Poillon was called
one OF tho lawyers said:
II move that. undo the Code. that all
persons not directly interested In the
case be excluded from the room"
The Court, after examining the section
OF the Code applying, smiled pleasantly
toward the reporters table and said;
This also includes reporters"
The newsEathcrers retired md tho
heavy doors were closed and locked.
The section Of the Code under which
The doors were closed is No. 3. Ii en-
tmerates tho classes OF cases under
which proceedings may he had in secret,
The cause OF action being tried be-
tween this husband and wife, whose
wealth Is great and social position en-
viahlc. could not be learned,
There were two beautlful young women
who sought and gained admission to the
courtroom, and II was said they were
the daughters OF tho couple.
\ policeman was seen To taito two
other young women into the courtroom,
The troubles of John II. Polllon and
his wife began In the courts i lr years
ago, when they separated, That was
May Day, 1888. Articles of separation
were drawn up, under which she was to
receive $1,000 u year from her husband
30 long as she lived at their house,
West End avenue and Eighty-sevcnth
street. II she decided TO leave this
home and live elsewhere, 1890 was to
be added TO her income, with which TO
In November, 1899. social circles were
startled by the suit OF Mrs. Potllon 10
recover $500. unpaid allmuny for May
and June OF that year. At that time
Henry White, OF Poillon's cOunsc.. said
that Polllon had given his wife SI.OW
on condition that she release him from
any dover interest she had in his cs-
The case was tried before tho late
Justice, MoAdam, who decided against
Mr.. Poillon on the ground that the
separation agreement tended TO break
the marriage contract, and was In vio-
lation OF the Domestic Relations law.
Poillon Is a rich ~real-cstntc operator.
and last year Mrs. Poillon sued him
again. claiming that he had organized
and owned the Liberty Realty Company,
and had m~ortgaRcd his property 10 tho
company with the intention OF defraud-
Ing her out OF her dover right.
The evening world., 1902-05-14
uGnT BOOZE"

H.u'HI site lh1 quito b thH
HIr sIrH .Iu-f aud Hrf 'tIa eHHs 10
IufHre.tIuE hue s,1H uuriuH The
.r.UH Of mt IraInIuE af a nurHs
NUI. uu nIrlI $1,000. upHIat Hd
u..rI IH DIrt lr.UNluI fur hrlN faU
f.t HuH .U u tHH mnInlAt
HHuu tIH lmtIHHtt Nfrl anlrI iAsfa
a IIrIIr tu oh. ta.r.I MAJ. tls
.Iu a. auU U $3.50 MOTTO natuIaI t.t
n iault Wen. t.s l,uf IN Il. M.
fu anau il.si in ~ fimulutsB
u. .ud d ,luIa ". ssalt Dsii.
The evening world., 1902-05-14
LACK OF WORK
LED TO POISON.

Kitty Ryan had been unable 10 md
employment after she lost her position
In a candy store and last night she was
found ON the noor Of her room at No.
81 West Twcnty-seventh street with
Ing IN the agony ~ poisoning.
A can OF disinfectaut nuil, for house
hold purposes. was beside her The
nuid contained a large percentage OF
carbolic acid she was sent 10 BELLEVUE
Hospital. where she dicd later The
people In the house where she lived did
not know where her family could he
found
The evening world., 1902-05-14
GIRL. FOUND DEAD
~ SWEETHEART.

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old "a lasib aud fruHrh F
a.a ,uH.,t rd . Gao UAHasIHr i
,tatuf ar rlsassiaHari su1 lHl'uu ItrI
case "a AalI.au aI H"f NHH'F
aIls hs,sat siiss. al auHAift
a. 81
Is ssas ila,, Uf ff Aa0 ssr l
paHarHI uHHna uf ifuuHIf nFasH
mfsf s.H sI.lsI.f snd sIsHI
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The evening world., 1902-05-14

The Coroners are busy to-day qvMb a number of sntfde cases.
Sarah Putnam, a school teacher uho had instHed knololedge IN
the country youth of Oneida County for many years, asprcd 10 be city
pcdasosae and came TO the metropolis. She failed TO pass the eranir-
alton and turned on the gas.
Jean Charlotte KaNman. a pretty stenograpbe, quareNed 1pih
her ~sfpeehhesrt and quorried Ober the separation of her mother and
sepfaher. She sleaRoloed extract of beHaaon7a and died.
Kitty Ryan had lost her position in 4 candy store, 1eas unable
TO find other employment became destitute and being unable to bay.
poison she drank a dSinfeetanf fluid strongly inpregnated qHb
carbohe acid. Her body Was sent TO the Morgae.
The evening world., 1902-05-14
CABLE.


cuorru. t,prDrNrc IN MANILA,
$500. =. -. -
o.N mANiH %a ,-.,s go d.,,,s IN
Manila Tho nrovInces renor, 2,sss case,
and 2,oa deaths from the disease.
..
i'o'hbr ZEN hotTE'
|. PARIS, May ta-President Joubct.
who is on his way to visIt the Car OF
mnssla; nas iett mere ior broh,, "a
viii leave on the cruiser Montcaim In
inc afternoon
Mo't"AN Ph!>N DEFEATED
LONDON, May 1.-THE committee OF
the House OF Lords has rejected the
rh,rt,. ,ro,, r,,n,.., p.u,,or nm
S,hTI II aInpstemn tSn,twaaE pln,
which Mr.. Morgan has been backing in
'''" Nv 'o"'' "''""
'oh'NbIA \ FI-fEt.
GLASGOW, NAV ll--The trial OF the
,,,, ,,or ,o,n,,rJ, -, ,ho A,,nor
The evening world., 1902-05-14
MAY BENEFIT BY BLAZE.
Mrs. GouId Expected ia Reward
Ftrrmrn with New Engine.

me volunteer nr'mfn ~ Port Wash
ington. l. O.. b.ll,Nc that Mrs Howard
lould b. Goo present turm elia 81 steam
hrn ruElut
when several dWrllb0g house, were
burned Boo 90, village Iasr saturday
1iHNu luuIi NrHt with II h'TNAnif
frHr Its.Ip Could +. .Hu Iu, hrrntu
Ts. urNHIImlH. Moon UUi such good
,.H'I HI" r.Harl Chem and a fAn
.hH. IIHr E..H |H H..aH. 1902 |F.iH'.
The evening world., 1902-05-14
GALH0I flkD HUsbAND
q .Hltft sssss secs o. ~ iiiiss
uitsfs suii sstfts


go -
aaH
> ssa
-'-" 800
The evening world., 1902-05-14

rAl.ATuaA NH, n rhomAs AnEiio
#' Nra iorh city. foreman Of the
nHr.IrHa itagIUE AHaseiatpns tra1k
emit Ht lHsuiN .fHrHI auI nlH
1l. lI' ufH,ll rnaiF"a ~
AHslIa "aHHtn Nln a. l- NH iHN -
H.If.r HH |"u rIH"h
The evening world., 1902-05-14
CHAFFEE SENDS REPORT.

WASHINGTON, May ia detailed
report from MaiOr-Gen. ChafTee regard
ing the troubles with the Moros. of
Mindauao. has been received by the War
Department. sent from the interior of
Mindanao.
The evening world., 1902-05-14
PRESIDENT CoNNoT COME HERE

WASHINGTON. May 14.-On account
of a previous engagement President
Roosevelt has Respectfully declined the
invitation personally extended by the
Secretary OF the Society OF the Friendly
Sons OF 81. Patrick Ia attend the ban
duet IN New York on visiting French
o~filcinla ON tho Gath Inst.
The evening world., 1902-05-14

there were traces Of no other poison.
For several months the girls mother
has been estranged from her stcpfather.
and she had been brooding over this
necessarily.
The evening world., 1902-05-14

LEXINGTON, Ky, May h-Dr 10y
man B--ehsr Todd. AEed seventy. 10
dead lie Nas a frst cousin 81 President
iNncO.n'r wife. a Nas present when
Lincoln Nhs shot ana a. his doath'
The evening world., 1902-05-14
POOH, KILLED HuMsELF.

Charles Canfeld. OF A~magnnsett. L. l..
made desperate by poverty and Ill health
and bee, use he could not provide as lie
" lshod for his two daughters, cut HIS
throat and died,
The evening world., 1902-05-14
To DECoRATE M'HINLE, ToaB,

CANTON - MAY n-Mrs Mckin-
Irt vhD continues % yisit mr. hhs
.tud : trmJ every day Nill ~ 60 have
fuf Moral dltulaB that h1rmTrlY marked
tH. entrance tn tho vault restored
The evening world., 1902-05-14

Joseph Ficfel. a laborcr, sixty years
old, Of No. il6 East SeNenty-n'hth
street. Is In the Presby tcrian Honpltai
suffering from %coholl SIN and supposed
arsenicai poisoning. He will recover.
The evening world., 1902-05-14
WON'T HAVE A RATHsWELLER.

Samuel +. Mcdonnell, Vice-President
OF the George A. Fuller Company, says
that his company has no. intention OF
IRON RuildlnC for a r~athskellcr,
The evening world., 1902-05-14
EuCHRE At GRAND CENTRAL.

A monster cuchre VIII be held this
evening at tho Grand Central Palace
rbr the hencnt Of the building fund OF
st. Anastasia's Church Of Turner's, New
York. Archbishop c%orrigan was espt-
cially Interested In the littlc. parish.
which contains only thirty-nve families.
The evening world., 1902-05-14
HOTEL MARTIN CHANGES HANDS.

Tho hoetolry at Ninth street and
University Place known for twenty
years as the Hotel Martin has had ITS
name changed 10 "LnvfnNette-bro
Nnort.'
The evening world., 1902-05-14
uIGGEsr CARGO OF FRUIT.

The Ward liner Mexico has brought
from Havana the largest cargo OF fruit
ever sent from Cuba to New York, nc.
cording to hor captain. She has 20, 1sh
barrels OF p%ineappIcs, besides her other
fruits.
The evening world., 1902-05-14
WASHINGTON.
monsoon WANTS TO RETIRE.

WASHINGTON. May H. The sub
committee on Naval Affairs considered
the bill to place Capt. Richmond P,
fiobson on the retired list. Capt. Hob
son addressed the subcommittee, say
ing he should be placed on the retired
list on account ~ the condition OF his
ewes.
The evening world., 1902-05-14
NEW LAKE LIME.

CLEVELAND. O, NAV IA San
I,.k, spoclal saws that a new boat line
with n capita Of flB. OU 10 about COM
plrt.d to operate between Lorraine, san
dusky and Cleveland for both freight
and ~assaug
The evening world., 1902-05-14
G
TO TAFT.

C~INCINNATl. q, Mnv H-THe
alumni students and faculty Of the Gin
cinnati Law school to-day gave Judge
william II. TAFT. Governor Of the Philip
GOV Taft leaves tomorrow for Manila
via Rome,
The evening world., 1902-05-14
SCHOONER SUNK WITH CREW.

Capt. Thorndike. OF the schooner ella
Frances, which arrived from Round
Pond. Nc. says that he saw n vessel
disappear suddenly during n northwest
gale on May .. when about twcnty
miles OUT southeast OF Thatchers
Island. In Boston Bay.
The evening world., 1902-05-14
3. A. y. FROST pARDONED.

dent has pardonoi &, A, s, Fnpst. who
was involved In the contempt proceed
lngs in the United States Court In a
Francisco In which Judge Noyes IA
the principal
The evening world., 1902-05-14
OGDEN sTIIL. NAMED.

The rnmor remains persistent that
Mayor Low intends TO appoint Col VIII
Lie l., Ogden President of the Clvll Ser.
vice Commission with the salary OF
So, 900 u year recently attached to the
Mace
The evening world., 1902-05-14
VANDERBILT SELLS HOUSES.

Two %rour-story hrown-stono dwellings
at Nos. 20 and iats Irving place have
been sold by william *. Vanderbilt To-
u small realty company. Tho plot VIII
lie utilized ms the site for an elevate
apartment Motel. II Is ?6xlO6,
The evening world., 1902-05-14
CRITICISED.

Club on the French liner La Touraine
at her dock In this city Prof. Kellogg,
Dean of tho Polytechnic institute,
| Rrooflyn. took n ming at the Carnegie
scheme OF philanthropy. declaring that
libraries lrndr a poor means OF edueat-
ing the masses,
The evening world., 1902-05-14
no DEDIcATE Y. VI. G. A.

Helen Gould's gift TO the Young Mems
Christian Association, the $780, 900 build
ing for the Naval Branch of tho asso.
ciation, will be formally dedicated to-
morrow.
The evening world., 1902-05-14
DOG sIlnw MRECl<ED.

GARRISON, Mont. May N-Norris
Rowe's dog and pony show train vi
wrecked near Cold Greek one perse
was Killed and several badly injured
The evening world., 1902-05-14
LOCAL
s5.54T.n2. ron MUSEUM.

The Metropolitan Museum OF Art will
get ts.5I,. 922,D as residuary legatce OF
the late Jacob y, Rogers. the million
afro owner Of tic Rogers Locomotive
Works nj Paterson. n, j.
The evening world., 1902-05-14

"'"''''~ .,
the %etropolite museum OF "tt WI,
get $500. 922,6 as residuary legatce az
the late Jacob \. Rogers, the million
afro owner OF n% SN9sGr' b~'c"""'''e
,..n.u...u ,,,,. ,,o,.rs
i
Two ~four-story hrown-stono dwellings
at Nos. ~ and 12i5 Irving place have
been sold by william X. Vanderbilt to
n small realty Tho plot will
Ito utIllyod hs the site for an elevator
apartment Motel. u Is ?6xlV'
EtCitRE At GRAND CEN'"A'"
A monster cuchre VIII be held this
evening at tho Grand Central Palace
rNr the hencnt OF the building fund of
81, A~nastasie's church of Turner's, New
York. ArrhbI,ilop Corrigan was espe-
ciaiiv intcrrstcd In the liltlc parish,
which contains only t%hlrty-nve families.
c.uco or FRUIT.
rho ward ,,,cr Nexico has brought,
from IJavnn, tho largest cargo OF fruit
ever sent from cuba to New York, NO
r5rdIng To- her captain. She has 90, 1856
barrels Of ~ninenpplcs, besides her other
fruits.
TO DEDICATE u W.. o. ~
Helen Gould's gift to the Young Mems
Christian Association, the 100000 buiid-
Ing for the Naval Branch OF tho Assoc
citation, will be formally dedicated to-
morrow
s'hooNh" SUNNI WIZ"
Capt Thorndike. or the schooner i'''a
Frances, which arrived from houno
Pond. Nc. say that he saw n vessel
%disappear suddenly during n northwest
gale on May n, when hbouI tWcnty
Island. in boston Bay.
cluyEcr CRITICIsEp
a, A.. ..., 49,. c~,,-To,.th.r
Al IN" panu"et VI "'o pe'-n'so'"'
Club on the French liner La Touraihe
at her dock In this city Prof. Kellogg.
Dean of the POLYTECHNIC Institute,
ssrhe"nrSc a. 'ppbiianthr"Sy' declaring that
libraries rrndr a poor means of cducat-
the masses
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-18
RAILROAD RUMBLES
WILL sCRUTINIZE BOOKS
Experts VIII Loook Into Passenger
Rates for r. r. CoInmi ission.

Thomas Yapp, statistician for the rail-
road and warehouse commission. will be
assisted by the experts in an investlga-
tion he will undertake on behalf of the
commission. They will endeavor to find
from the books. of the RAILROAD COM,
panies the information that the roads de-
clined to furnish, showing the percentage.
of operating expenses that should be
charged to the passenger traffic. The
members of the commission think this
information could, have readily been fur
nished by all the roads, in the same
shape that it came from the Minneapolis
June tax settlements are being di-
division / to some ext ent arbitrary: but
close enough to figure from in determin-
ing the reasonableness of rates.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-18
ExcursiOns to Winnipe~.

The Great Northern will run three special
excursions to Winnipeg while the industrial
exposition is being held in the Canadian
city. The first will leave Fargo July %,
the second Crookston, July "a, and the third
Grafton the same day. The round "trip fare
from the points named will be about So.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-18
May Enumeration.

Figures compiled by the WesteEn Passen- :
ger association show that the immigration
business to the northwest reached a total of
about $500 passengers for the month OF May.
This is twice. the number of immigrants car
ried by northern lines in the same month
last year. A large majority Of the settlers
were foreigners. -
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-18
FuRRIERS

A REINER, PRACTICAL FURRIER, is 9th
It S. ::F Furs stored and insured at lowest
rates; garments left for repairs or alterations
stored free of charge. Old otter garments
dyed seal color: guaranteed not to crock,
Faded mink garments. blended. restoring col
or old seal garments redyed to look like
new: all work at summer prices. Orders.
taken for new garments at special prices
during summer months. Both phones. Ref
erences Germania bank. e. G.. Walton.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-18
Eau Merchants' Excursions,

Circulars have been sent throughout the
northwest by the Twin City and Northwest
ern Merchants' association. announcing the
the first St two w excursions viii be. a. fare and
q fifth: for the third, which comes in fair
week, it will be one-way tariff only. Tick
81 to Aug. 2; for the second, from Aug ii
An Auu
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-18

cause he felt he had not sufficient time to
devote to the duties of the position. The
company's report for the year shows deficit h
of S907, ,935, as against a surplus OF $167 ,S2l
a year ago. Mr.. Tweed says the .shrinkage
was due to the low rates to and from MeXi-
can. and Central American points.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-18
~oELwE1N TO COUNCIL BLUFFS
Great Western Branch to Be Ready
Early Next Year.

Officials of the Great Western road
announce that the new branch now build
ing will be completed. from Oe1wein, to
Council Bluffs within nine months Work
is now being pushed out of Council Bluffs,
and the big viaduct at Dodge City, the
second in size in the state, will be ready
for use within a. short time. The road
will make. an overhead crossing; of the
Rock Island and Milwaukee lines at
Council Bluffs, and will cross the river
into Omaha: over one of the bridges now
in service, trackage rights having been
secured.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-18
r. R. Men Go to Yellowstone.

Judge Spencer of St Joseph. Mo-, general
counsel for the Burlington road; George r
ment; Judge Phillips of Kansas City; Attor.
ney Basington and E. p. Dyer of Chicago
passed through Minneapolis last night or
their way to the Yellowstone park. The par.
ty travels in a private car,
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-18
New G. N. Sioux City Schedule.

Beginning July 27. the Great Northern will
City and intermediate points and Minneapo-.
lis designed to allow passengers to make the
IL the morning, spending the day here and
returning the same night. The new trains
will be thoroughly modern, with standard
sleepers and vestibu1ed.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-18
FOR ALE---MIscELLA LANEoUs


Continued.
SELLING OUT HoUSEH OLD ~GooDs-IRON
beds, springs and mattresses, carpets, ofilce
desks, old mahogany and brass goodss sRea-s
son for selling: going into manufacturing
business. 202 INicollet ay.----- ----
THE LAMBERT TYPEWRITER-MODE 3
OF this very popular machine now onereo @ sbia hne
one for examination; easy payments,
81, GENERAL TYPEWRITER CO.. II. -
Dayton Block. Seventh and Nicollet.
FOR SAI-E-NAlIONAL CASH REGISTER,
cheap; oil tank, pump. truck, etc. 1880 Wash
ington av N. ---
MEXICAN PARROTS, CHEAP; GERMAN
canaries, mockng birds, .paroquets and other the
Store. 1924 LIST aV S.. -'- = = =
TO EXCHANGE FOR BICYCLE OR SELL
cheap, cornet Also fine solo slide trombone
Free instruction by competent teacher to
purchaser. $685.: Journal. 80 =
SPECIAL SALE OF GAS SOLENE AND BLUE
Flame stoves. Have Just purchased a bank
rupt stock of Monarch gasolene and Blue
extremely low figures. Call and get our,
prices before buying elsewhere. NorthWes-,
tern Stove Co., s12 Hennepin av.. =.
SPECIAL BARGAINS: LADY's'. OAK
$12 Big snap. Elmer, 40 1st ay S.
FOR sAIE-sTEAM LAUNCH. IN FIRST,
class condition; will carry 20 passengers. Call
or address Geo. e. Kent, 10 Washington av N.
NO s REMINGTON TYPEWRITER IN
splendid condition, Will sell at snap If
taken at once. 49SS,. journal: - -
BEAT THISTLE JAR. DAIRY BUTTER,
Sc; new full cream cheese, 10c; fresh roasted
1214c; basket-ired Japan tea. Soc; good coun-
try -four, 81. .45. New Butter Store 81 7th st s.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-18
STORAGE

THE BOYD TRANSFER. AND STORAGE co.
has unequaled facilities for moving and stor-
ing household goods: packing for storage and
loads for the coast speciality. Office, 4S South
Sd st. Telephone, Main 656. both exchanges.
TRANSFER AND STORAGE.
Largest and finest vans for moving. Expert
packers 200 Nicollet Tel. N. W., Main
i2os; r G., 1908 or 1873. Res. T. c.. 1924
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MINES AND MINING
/. MINING.

MINING. u
I offer 5000 shares Parry Sound Copper
stock, 2,000 shares Ethel Copper, Index.
Wash; 1000 shares Texas Standard Oil stock;
5000 John D. Copper, Index, Wash; 500
Hatch Smelter; $500 shares each Champion
and Monarch gold stock, Grant Pass, Oregon.
All at great sacrifice Must realize cash.
Write for two weeks, o. S. Deringer, 712 st.
Peter st. st. Paul
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PATENT 4 ATTORNEYS


WILLIAMSON Il MERCHANT GAMES f.
Wirliamson and Frank D.. Merchant1, patent
attorneys and solicitors: M ain Offices, No. 929-
935 Guaranty Loan building, Minneapolis,
MINI; branch office. room 52, McGill build
Ing, Washington. p, G. 80 81 81 ].
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MEDICAL
DYEING AND. CLEANING

MINNEAPoLIs DYE WORKS. A. HoR-
nung. 'Dyers and French dry cleaners. Old,
ment west of New York. 242 and 522 Nicollet.
TWIN CITY DYE WORKS-PRACTICAL
dyers and French dry cleaners out-of town
orders solicited; prices moderate. :: BIG Nicol-S
let. Telephone 1875. - = = 80
NORTH STAR DYEING AND FRENCH DRY.
cleaning work, 723 Hennepin av; both phones.
THE PANT0RIUM, 927-7 NICoLLET Az
Fancy dyers and French dry cleaners; mems
suits French dry cleaned, $1.50. -.st.. = g
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Tweed Out, Hartman In.

Advices from New York announce that E.
Fl. Hartman has succeeded Charles II. Tweed
as president of the Pacific Mail Steamship
company, Mr.. Tweed having resigned be-