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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-26
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The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-04
PAYNE COMING BACK
One More Effort to Patch UP DiRer-
ences In Wisconsin.

MILWAUKEE, WIs.-Private kilograms to
the stalwart republican leaders OF this city
contain the information that Postmaster Cen
eral Henry G. Payne, who Is now in New
orksand at Oyster Bay, will return to this
city about Sept 1. The dispatches further
intimate that President Roosevelt is worried
over the situation In Wisconsin.
The president and Mr.. Payne had several
long conferences at the summer capital last
week, and there is no DOUBT that the whole
situation here was gone over in detail.
Friends Of the postmaster general do not
hesitate to give 1t as their opinion that his
return to the state is for the purpose OF
making one more effort to bring about some
kind of a truce between the contending fac
tions, but none of them Is sanguine as to his
ability to do So General Bryant's open let
ter, in which he reads all who do not sub
scribe to the. Madison platform out of the
party, Is regarded by astute politicians as
having made the breach between the half
breeds and stalwarts SO wide that it will be
a fight to finish from now, on. % ~ ~ 49,.
An examination OF the figures in the office
of the collector, OF the port Of Milwaukee re-
veals the fact that single ton OF hard coal
| has been received since June 15.; The sAplies
at the docks and in retailers hands are ex-
hausted, and not pound ,is obtainable at
present atslany price. Dealers all over the
city are booking orders for future delivery
only OH the condition that current prices will
be charged at the time deliveries are made
| The total receipts in Milwaukee for the past
year were ], 900, 900 tons. This year, since the
opening OF navigation, only $1,000 tons have
teen received. During the same period fol
| last yea-that is, from the opening Of navi
cation up to Aug. 1-257, 1893 tons had beer
received. In other words, there is a present
shortage of 100000 tons, and no prospect of {
| better1nent of conditions. - ..... l.. ...
| Supplies of fbituminous coal continue to bt
| ample Consignments are arriving daily.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-04
INDEPENDENT PIPE LINE
Western Oil Men Operating In the
South May Build One.


South May Build One.
MADISON, VISA meeting is to- be held
In New York city, Aug. IL, Of the Knox
county, Kentucky, oil producers, the region
in which Wisconsin capital Is largely inter-
ested, with the officials of, the Standard Oil
company, to establish the grade Of the oil
produced in the Kentucky field and nego-
'tiate for pipe line. The Badger Oil. & Gas
company, of which Secretary of State Froeh-
Itch Is president, and other state officials are
principal owners, whose property lis in this
field, will be represented at the meeting by
Manager Charles A. Sussner, and probably
also by President Froehlich. Es,.1'.5
Unless satisfactory deal can be made
with the Standard. the companies purpose to
put in an independent pipe line to carry
their oil to market A test was made Satur-
day by State Chemist A.. S. Mitchell OF, oil
from the Nc. 1 well of the Bagder company,
and he found it equal to or better than the
product of the Pennsylvania" and West Vir-
ginia oil fields: This strengthens the COM
pany, and others in the field, in their de-
termination to stand out for favorable deal
with the Standard in regard to prices for
oil They are further strengthened in this
/ position by the fact that Chicago capitalists
| have determined to build refinery in the
| Knox county field. '..-- D.. .., ,t3--r-- 49, t-.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-04
NORTHFIELD, MINI.

The Sheffield elevator is being remodeled,
and new dump scale will be put in to han
die the new crop more readily.-Paul Schmidt,
Cstrander, Iowa, have been chosen teachers
for ST Olaf college.-The state examinations
for the teachers of Rice county will be held
in the high school buildings at Faribault and
Ncrthfield on Aug. II, II and 13.-The w. r.
MS. of the M. E. church will hold its
quarterly tea meeting tomorrow at the home
of Mrs. Henry johnson, east Of town.-Com-
pany D, Second regiment, n G. S. M, of this
place, has been invited to attend big cele-
bration at Austin on Sept. 10. Several COM
panies of the Second regiment will be pres
ent and a good time is expected.-The past
week has been an exceptionally encouraging
one for farmers. Corn has made rapid prog
ress and there is promise OFFS good crop: A
great deal Of rye and barley harvesting has
been done. and the early threshing shows a
good yield. ..-r. =.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-04
DES MONIES, IOWA

Little light has been thrown on the manner
OF the death of Former Representative A. M.
fotter OF Waverly, who was found uncon-
sclous In room at the Krkwood hotel and
oled later at the Mercy hospital. Mrs. Potter
stated her husband had a weak heart and she
was Inclined to the belief that death was
due to natural causes: The physicians, how
eyer, hold that he died from morphine or
enioral poisoning. 1t was learned that Potter
found concealed under the window in the
room he ~occupied.-John Francis Duncou,be.
pioneer settler of Fort Dodge and prominent
IN IN politlcs and legal circles, is dead at his
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-04
HASTINGS, MINN.

At a meeting of the stockholders of the
German-American bank. Saturday evening,
Peter Doting was elected president to fll
the vacancy occasioned by the death of Will
ford has sold the principal part of his stock
in this bank to n. B. Gergen, cashier. His
connection with the affairs Of this hank was
given by Mr.. Whtford as his reason IN not
Continuing AS a candidate for congress, and
it is thought this sale may make a difference
in the situation in the third district. II
would appear that Whitford is the coming
congressional candidate, Notwithstanding re
ports to. the contrary.-The funeral Of John
stoudt took place. from the Presbyterian
church yesterday, Revs. Jacob Schadegg and
Archibald Durrie offlciating.-The funeral OF
David Phil, whose death was due to injuries
received at the st. Anthony mill, Minneapo-
lis was held from the Swedish Mission church
in this city yesterday afternoon. =
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-04
BLACK RIVER FALLS, WIS.

> The Merrillan fair opens the last Of this
week and will be the first fair this year in
western Wisconsin. The association has good
racing purses and, the program includes three
minor attractions.-At thaawrestling match 3at
Alma Center Saturday night, Nettleton won
against Hopkins, getting three of the four
falls The city baseball team here defeated
the Trout Run team by a score of 10 to s.
IA leading democrat who has been through
several of the counties of the state says the
democrats will unite In many places with the
stalwarts in the election Of assemblymen. as
they see no chance of controlling the legisla-
ture and prefer SDooner for United States
senator to any other republican.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-04
ST. CLOUD, MINI.

Judge Searle has overruled the demurrer
filed by the attorney for the waterworks COM
pany in the action to Rnnul the companys S
franchise. The judge holds it proper matter
to be tried in any court Of equity: An ap-
peal will probably be taken from the ruling
George Overholt, young man released from
the reformatory on parole and employed on
Judge Seare's farm, disappeared Thursday
night. He left a boat overturned on, the lake
and otherwise strove to give the impression
that he had drowned. He was seen since
while on his way to St. Cloud, and when
Questioned said he was going to Kansas City,
where he has relatives. He left sum Of
money at the refOrmatOry.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-04
HURON, s. D.,

Sheriff Kerr returned from Mitchell last
evening, having in custody Harry Cox and
John Rhodes, arrested by direction of Beadle
county authorities on a charge of larceny
They were employed by J: B. Summers on a
farm near Wolsey, and Disappeared taking
with them articles Of wearing apparel and
bicycles Cox is directly charged with the
theft of a bicycle, while Rhodes must answer yer
for obtaining money under: false pretenses.
Some months since, it is alleged Cox stole
team Of horses, harness. two wagons nay
clothing, from near Wolsey, and for his ar
rest a reward was offered. He came here a
year or more ago from Kansas. -. :, -,
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-04
MORRIS, NIINN.

The music lovers Of Morris and vicinity had
a rare treat on Saturday evening In the con.
cert under the auspices of the Ladies, Gulla
of All Saints church. The armory hall was
flled. TO ,overfowing and a: decided stimulus
was given to the study Of music and the ;,l. Snl.
tiyation of the voice: Benjamin G9dard, MISS
Of Elbow Lake; Miss swartout Of Herman; !;
Dr.. III Thoreson Of Morris; Miss - Alcott Al to, OF
no of Atlanta. Ca; Miss Hulbird, of Elbow
Lake. and William Holden took part. 4
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-04
rEAsraNG = GENERAL MEYER.

= - FEASIING GENEtlAI ME 1Ezfe- : =.
! London, Aug. 4.-Colonial> Secretary and
Mrs. Chamberlain gave a luncheon Saturday
to General and Mrs. Lucas Meyer before they
departed for Dresden General Meyer re-
,ceiyed an Invitation from the king to witness
the coronation at Westminster abbey next
Saturday, hut he replied that he much re-
GREETED he could not stay in London, as ur-
gent medical advice required his going to
the continent to take the waters.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-04
BEMIDJI, MINI.
wINONA, MINN.

The Winona board of education passed a
resolution directing that the principals Of all
buildings be required to teach as we'll as su-
ings. The change will reduce the teaching
force by six members and cut down school
expenses some $3ooo.-4At the Central Meth
odist church, on Sunday evening, a large
the oratorio, ':The Holy City, by Gaul, under
direction of Marc D. Lombard. While the
service was thoroughly devotional In char
acter it was, nevertheless, one Of the inter.
esting musical events Of the season. Several
leading vocalists took part as solosts.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-04
LA CROSSE, WIS.

Several residents of Merose a small vii
lage in jackson county, where a great part
have informed the local authorities that such
evidence as can be obtained there indicates
that the thieves have a headquarters barn
derstood to be of the same, opinion, but has
been unable to locate the men or the; barn.
Mrs. Herman, became suddenly insane, and
the efforts Of four men were required to holo
her until the police arrived.-The housewives
of La Crosse were swindled by the wholesale
by agents canvassing for a set Of dishes,
represented to contain 100 pieces and kselllng
for 81. so. IA great many paid for ethe dishes
and are now wondering why they did it. They
received no rdishes, the, agents leaving town
suddenly after a rapid canvass-The Retail
tenn to protect themselves from deadbeats. A
blacklist containing the names of those to
whom no credit will be given Will be kept
dents of La Crosse. died Saturday night OF
a paralytic stroke. - = =. III
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-04
/. ANOKA, MINI.

s<An explanation is due the farmers Of this
daily papers of July 31 which inferred that
the potato starch industries here had merged
all going into the Anoka Starch company.
This company recently elected g. E. Chase,
T. F. Pratt and R.. w. Akin as directors and
the plaut is being thoroughly repaired for
big seasons work. The r. L. Hall factory
is under the same management as heretofore,
and the Anoka County Starch company is In
ro wise connected with 1t. Both factories
will run this season.-The Peopard farm
of Iowa for $1O OoO0.-The. 7-year-olds son OF
Albert Gottwald of Blaine, died of append
citis.-Albert Erickson had a finger ampu-
green. ..
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-04
MITCHELL, s. d.

The school census shows an increase Of 100
school children in the past year, the number
being 1,OOs The population Of the schools,
however, howe is cut down by about 100, owing to
decision given by the attorney general con. % :
citv being actual residents of the city.-W. S.
Bratt, travelling freight and passenger. agent
Of the Milwaukee road, has returned returned from a.
trip Of $50 miles west Of Chamberlain. on me
ments. He says the heavy business will com
mence about Sept. 8. He says that stock IS IS
taking on flesh in fine shape, that grass IS IN
the best possible condition, and that there Is
an abundance Of food for the winter.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-04
CHIPPEWA FALLS, WIS.

The myst terious disappearance Of Mrs. Geo.
Wolf was cleared up when her BODY was
found buried in the sand four miles south
OF the city. She disappeared on June n.
M ana Wnen last seen was riding at night with
her husband, who later left and his where
abouts are unknown. The face showed marks
as though hammered with a stone or iron. hut
the features are recognizabIe. = -
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-04
TYNDALL, s. ID.

Professor S. K. Clark has announced him
self as a candidate for superintendent. of
county schools. He, will have to run against
W: J. Robinson, who formerly held the once.
we'll for l.. Chiladek A good flow was struck
at 76O feet.-Joseph Mazourek, aged 60 years
died last week and was buried In the Bone
mian cemetery Several from this county
Went to Parker to attend the wedding of
Miss Emma Jewell to Charles Clark. Miss
Jewell formerly lived here. q: ~ g 2.,..l -.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-04
JAMESTOWN, N. d.

Saturday evening Alta Brown, Della Blake
Farrell Fergus and four Others were arrested
by Sheriff Eddy Alta Brown was charged
with running house of ill-repute, and the
| others with being inmates. Hearing was set
for Wednesday. Mrs. Brown is an old time
resident of the city. Some sensational devel-
| opments are promised. es.s-S a>-.' : :, -
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-04
WEST SALEM, WIS.

The sheriff and deputies are hunting for
Gus Everson, the maniac who escaped few
days ago and has been terrorizing the lnnan-
itants Of a farming district in Norman cooley.
He He was vi last seen by Game Warden Henry G..
Schultz, in a cornneld He was creepi1ng E eel u g
annroached fell fat and began to wave his
arms as though swimming. He was only
partly dressed and had such savage ap-
pearance that Schultz went for assistance pc
fore undertaking his capture. When ne re-
turned tha man had escaped. +
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-04
DUBUQUE, IOWA.

John ID. Sloan, supervising inspector Of
steamboats, for the fifth district, granted Cap
tain Fitzgerald of the steamer George d. Had
ley aehear1ng In Dubuque, in which he sus-
talns the local steamboat inspectors at Duluth
IN their action in revoking the license of Fitz-
gerald. The Hadley Is the boat that was in
collision with the whaleback steamer Thomas
D1lson, Just outside of Duluth entry. With
a;view of reganing his license Captain Fitz-
gerald came before Inspector Sloan with an
experienced marine attorney.-The application
OF II. Martin, for injunction to restrain the
Star Brewing company from manufacturing or
selling beer has been denied by Judge Mat
thews.-Frank Van Stat was sentenced to thir-
ty days In Jail for driving his family from
home. During the course of the trial his 13-
year-old daughter accused him, Of criminally
assaulting her and swOre out a warrant for
his arrest.-Mrs. Pinsch of La Motto. who is
visiting In Dubuque, was thrown from a rig,
sustaining Injuries that may prove fatal
Miss Carrie Smith, maid in the employ OF
the family Of Jacob Rich. was struck by a
stray bullet Saturday afternoon while reclin-
Ing in a hammock. and Is now in a critical
condition. The shot was probably fired by a
boy, as several youths were seen passing the
house with rifles about, an hour before the
accldent.-The city council of East Dubuque
has decided to levy "a special assessment in
stead Of issuing bonds to pay for the munich
pal lighting plant.-The juvenile drum, corps,
representing the knights of Father Matthew
of St. Louis, arrived in Dubuque Sunday to
attend the national convention of the Catholic
Total Abstinence Union of America. The boys
are camping on the cathedral parish grounds
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-04
Georgian Bay, so, 900 island Tours

They include meals and berths on the
steamer for from IL to ia days. Tho rates
will surprise you, and after you have once
made the tour Of the Great Lakes you will
arrange for one every year. Cal at the
Northern Pacific city ticket office for
berth reservations and get full particu 4
lars of the trip.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-04
LAUREL" NEB.

LAUFEI, NEb.
The Omaha railroad has given Laurel FIVE
special trains for the M. w. A. picnic next
Friday, which amakes seven specials for the
day, the Great Northern running specials
from both east and west. THE Omaha trains
will run from Norfolk, Bloomfield, Sioux City,
New Castle and harrington. Laurel expects
on these trains fully 1000 people. The attrac-
tions include horse races. for which purses
aggregating $500 have been offered; a baseball
game between teams of the northeastern Ne
braska1 league; drills by the Woodmen and
Royal Neighbors;- addresses and music by the
Fourth Regiment band Of Sioux City.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-04
FORT DODGE, IOWA

C. ;B. Fletcher, formerly trainmaster of tho
Cherokee division Of the Illinois Central,
takes temporary charge of the duties Of Su.
perintendent G. X. Dixon Of the Omaha divi-
ing from severe attack of Bright's disease.
John Kinney has brought suit against the
Chicago Great Western railroad for S., 900
damages for injuries received on July 16., j.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-04

A Lady Can't Stop Talking
About the delightful time she had on one
Of those 500 line excursions to Banff. $50
round trip, including expenses.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-04
If. You Want to Sell
Journal Want Ads

ANYTHING, remember little want ad II
the Journal will get you a buyer. q
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-04
Georgian Bay, 10000 Island Tours

They include meals and berths on the
steamer for from 12 to IA days. The rates
will surprise you, and after you have once
made the tour Of the Great Lakes you will
arrange for one every year.. Call at the
Northern Pacific city ticket Office for
berth reservations and get full particu-
lars Of the trip. = ~ q -. = -. r.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-04

You can best avoid many of the unpleas-
ant things that occur In travelling by ar
ranging to start via the Northern Pacific
railway. See the city ticket agent at
No. 10 Nicollet House block, ask him all
the questions you can think OF, then he
will remind you Of some you have not
thought OF. IS
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-04
CALUMET, MICH.

CALUMET, MICH. g.. =.
The new Laurium Methodist Episcopal
church will be dedicated Oct. 1.-General
Manager w. F. Fitch Of the South Shore
road intimated while in the city that the
company might erect station in Laurium.
The road will be- extended through Calumet
to the next village to compete with the new
Copper Range extension.-Bishop Frederick
Els Of Marquette, will dedicate the new
Catholic hurch at the Phoenix mine. location:
-Miscreants have damaged the natural wall
few miles from this city.-Calumet town
ship is expending large sums of money IN
road improvements A large force Of men and
steam roller are at work.-The agitation
aroused by the Calumet Civic Federation has
resulted in q strict enforcement of the state
liquor laws. The federation has notified the
village officers Of Red jacket and Laurium
that lax enforcement Of the laws will re-
suit in their removal from oflice.-Joseph
Harris was fined $50 and costs for biting
a street car conductors thumb. He objected
to being put off the car. ~ ' p.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-04
Shooting the Rapids

Under the guidance of the Indians is but
one of the many interesting features at
sault Ste Marie. Round trip rate is $3.50
via the 500, line at whose office, 11s s
Third street, particulars may be procured.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-04
CHARLES CITY, IOWA

One of the largest fresh water pearls ever I
found in this section was sold by Vane V.
smmends ,oea psarl pval shsran 1or ss to t Hers Mas
. nerfecf button pearl, weighing thirty grains,
a and ID of ia a very deep greenish color, having
beautiful @ luster. The Cedar river has pro pre-
and last fail Mr. simmonds sold one for
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-04
CREsTON, IOWA

A stranger came into Huss' barber shop at
Alton and with drawn revolver compelled
the eight occupants in the place to line up
against the wall while he took possession of
the tools and compelled the barber to shave
him The fellow was wounded In the side.
He sat upright nervously watching the door,
until the barber was through.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-04
DULUTH, MINI.

George Wilson, the union tug engineer who
was shot by Captain Taylor, a non-union tug
man, has chance of recovery His condi-
tion was such twenty-four hours ago that
the district attorney took an ante-mortem
statement.-The Northern Minnesota Edito-
rial Association left for the copper country
on the White Line steamer .. -,. ...