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The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-21
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL,


Mrs. Alice Barton has returned from New
York city II
The NoBby club will give card and dancing
party; Friday evening at A. Q. U. W. hall, II
Seventh street s. E s. .:' <. IS IS ).
Minneapolis chapter No. 9, 0. p. S., will give
card party. second floor Masonic Temple,
Tuesday afternoon. %q s
Mrs. George lie Baron was called away by
the Illness of her mother. but found her much
| better when she reached her.
The Fleur de Lis Card club viii meet with
Mrs J. W,5 Stoqghton, 1874 Iglehnrt street, Mer-
Ram Park. Monday afternoon. l5sy d Il (
Der. Deutscher Frauen club will be entertained
by Mrs Az = Gebhardt on Wednesday at her
residence. 2s1a First: avenue S.. n .Ss5ass 5s.
Miss Ella Barly has returned home after an
absence of five. months visiting with friends IN
San Francisco, Seattle Idaho, and Salt Lake
City rs tsytsS a. III } h;
The Flour City Council, r. A.. entertained
their guests with "a delightful dancing party
Thursday. Frappe swas served by the members
Of Ladies' Auxiliary court. s
| Minneapolis arrivals ut Holland House for the
week ending March 8: Mrs. Il. A. Day, tDr.
and Mrs W. a. Jones. Joseph NJ. Schultz, NC.
Loring, "A. B. Haffenberg. 4s5a IA
| Minneapolis Lodge, No. 169, and Glover Leaf
Rebekah ffodge,sI.SO o. r.. viii give ball for
the benefit Of the home fund.- Thursday evening,
at the hall. Tenth avenue N and Washington.
| The Merifeu.will give their next dancing party,
Thursday evening. at -Malcolm,s Academy, Fifth
avenueS and Twenty fourth street. .S. The series
| Of dances given by this club have proved very
| popular and the indications are that this next
event will eclipse all Arytlle
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-21

lieyed, was the monstrous. offspring Of
greed and the lust Of conquest. but the
true grandeur of nations arose from con-
stitutional liberty and the peaceful propa-
gation.of arts, literature and benef1cent in
stitutions. Mr.. Reece e2maintained that the
grandest political act in history was the
establishment of the. peace tribunal at The
Hague. - =. i.:.sz
Mr.. Rankin Of Manchester colleges, st.
Paul. spoke Of sThe Romantic Element in
Life" Mr.. ,Swinnerton Of Hamline uni
versity, st. Paul, telling Of 'The Great
Corsican," portrayed Napoleon's rise. G.
w. Greening, of Carleton college, North
field, whose subject was. "Fhe South Re
generate pictured the renaissance OF
Dixie since the war AS 1.-THE Grand
Mission of Our Country Anandus JOHN
son of Gustavus Adolphus college, st. Pc
ter set forth the duty Of the United States
to disseminate American educatior, be-
nevolencc, literature, American invention
and customs and, reforms, throughout the
world. ~ -.s7. !. -. s, .-.,....f .f. '...-: =
NJ. B. Wells. president of the Intercol,
legiate Oratorical Association. presided
The contest was held under the auspice;
Of Macalester college The judges or
thought and composition were: Professor
J. O. Notestein, Wooster, o.; Judge Chas
e. Otis st. Paul; Professor r. M Ur:
dahl. Colorado Springs, Col. The judges
on delivery were: wa. Shoemaker st
Cloud; Judge Loren wv. Collins. st. Paul
DR.. G. M. Jordan. Minneapolis Music wa.
provided by the Manchester college cforu.
Of forty-five voices directed by H. e
Phillips of st. PauI:tsys = ~ ~ =is5
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-21
THE WRESTLING DAUGHTER.

''Flewers- of Song From Many Lands has the
following Dutch treatment of the woman ques-
ton:
Whistle. my beloved daughter, and will give
thee COW:
All, no, my beloved mother, l cannot whistle
q, I cannot whistle,
ALI, no! my mouth it Fuckers SO.
Whistle. my charming daughter. and Will give
thee horse.
Mother, ! never whistled, and could not now, of
course
q. cannot whistle,
All, no. my mouth it Fuckers so.
Whistle. my gentle daughter, and will give
thee a sheep.
Mother, cannot whistle, so the creature you
may keep
O, 4 cannot whistle,
All, no. my mouth it Fuckers go.
Whistle. my lovely daughter, and will give
ttsaAgF thee man. ss -
Mother, never whistled. but know right vel
St I can
Whistle! whistle. whistle.
Anu so the whistling soon began.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-21

ssthss hsys ebssse .sslstsd 81
Heimers. The hall will be beautifully decorated
ana Miss Ransom will play q program of sly
Mr. a1;,, and Mrs q. N. Fish, l77o Bryant avenue
81, Will leave next week for the east. They Will
spend the Easter vacation with their son at ATT
lantlc CITY, He lis at present at school at Potts.
1I Mrs Galis Chamberlain Williams has been yis
for some weeks Mr.. W illians arrived yesterday
en end VIII return with his wife Tuesday to their
Mrs. Mrs Matte 2; Brown returned Friday from
tted Il NJ apd Mrs:T EMerser and other friends
ins IN Spokane. Wash, on her way home.
= The ug, to,date .Cinch club was entertained BY
Mrs. P Root. Roo. OF Irving avenue n. Prizes we're
Mrs Grass and Mrs. Haley will entertain next
Thursday at the home of Mrs. Haley, 655 Girard
avenue N. ts4 -
!, Northwestern people jat New, York hotels:
apolis-Empire. Mrs n. Subert; Cadilla,
n A 9. Byron; Grand Union, 8. Harris; Holland.
the Misses Partridge, ]. I. Whallon. Winona !:
Is Marlborough, H.tGhoate. Duluth: Victoria y.
HallenbacE. - .sNf5; sE4. + ;.a5tftat
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-21
]: REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

St Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Co.. to An
drew g. Anderson; lot @ block 4, Fosters ald-
tion, S., 600. ~. 3 = -
Byron 3: Blake ct al to Albert c. Bennett
lots 12: Is. IA. II, 1s. q, and %, block 4
Mendenhalls s addition, $ST T5!}f;- 9s.,"- '
James F. r, Foss to Carl a. Carlson: lot TO-
block S, South Side addition. $500. =,
Marie sEnde and husband to I,ouise Carlson ::
part lot 6, block g. Oak Lake addition, So 900
Charlotte A. Leach to Esor A. Drews: lot IL
block d.. Forest Heights, $500. l7zq- :
Bernop n. Mumford and wife to Lou G.. Good
ing: lot 10. block 5; Jennie r. r. Blaisdell's ad-
dition, 5000. & ...g-so = :
Martha B. Lee to Martin J. Heating: r,art lot
2, block 81, Highland Park addition. Sc. .I5O.
Elsie NJ Weber and husband to Lakewood Gem.
etery association; lot i. block 4, SAUNDERS Park,
81, $50. - = :
Albert c., Bennett to julius Maxnan: lots
12, Is, IA. II, 49, q and Q, block 4, Menden-
halls addition. 1915.
Albert c. Bennett to julius Maxman. lots l. 9
4, and Z, block 4. Minnehaha Park addition. s1nn
Henry G. Suttle Co.. to Howard NJ. Atkinson;
lot l. block 81. Windom's addition. 81 9n0
George G. Davis assignee ct al to Neil Nc
5000. - e a''iis'
Edward Oothout ct al to Fannie Rubinovi itz:
part lot r. block 20. Wilson. Bell & Wagner S
addition, $4,000. Y. es 4
Hiram A. Server, trustee. ct al to Charles t.
Rtckard:>lo lots and s. Servers subdivision. 5000
Charles n. Wyatt, executor Ito Security Land
Of Minneapolis 81. .26O. 80 =
Five minor and unpublished deeds. 1854.
Total, twenty deeds. $20.574.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-21

Minnesota society in the national compe-
tition The Minnesota committee offered
prize, for the best design and Miss Kru-
ger wins this prize. The design is in cir
culars shape and the size Of a nickel. Miss
Kruger's design is a. conventionalized tree
the monogram Of the society, CD. inter-
lacing with the tree trunk. It is to be
worked out in green enamel copper color
and blue, the society colors. The arrange
ment for Minneapolis artists submitting
designs were made by Mrs. j. b. Gilfllan,
through whom Miss Kruger's design was
sent ss55aNf ssas .E&l. assas 5.a s.E
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-21
ST. oLAF's ORATOR WON
intercollegiate oratorical Contest in s.
Paul ias+ + Evenjnn :

intercollegiate oratorical Contest in st.
s.... ...- Paul Last Evening. ..~.~ 49,
st. Olaf's College of Mortified won first
place in the state intercollegiate oratorica]
contest in st. Paul last evening. Second
honors were divided between Manchester
college and Hanlline university. .7't
& A. A. Reece, to whom was awarded the
Clceronian cake, will represent st. Olaf
and Minnesota at the interstate oratorical
contest to be held in Cleveland May l.
Mr. Reece won second place in the state
contest last year His college, which
joined the oratorical association a year
ago, now defeats Carleton, the champion
during four consecutive years. J.2E. Ran
kin. represented Manchester and T. N
Swinnerton, Hanline.
1.-The Issue of. the aAges'' was proclaimed
by. Mr.. Reece. In his opinion, that issue
was whether conflicts between nations
should supplant peace War, as he be-
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-21
LEEr.HANnEp PING PONG.

LEFT-HANDED PING PONG. -.
"A southern girl gave left-handed ping .pons
party which proved the jolliest sort Of extrava.
ganza. The game was, of course, ping pong,
but played with the left hand instead of the
right. The cracks ping pongers were reduced tc
the level of the veriest tyros and ones most
efforts resulted in abs,rdly low scores
= $, to Good Housekeeping. 1t SO fell out
own champion i'll ping pong received
prize. The prizes were little silver
shape of racquettes, with box OF
candy hooby, Supper served
BILE decorated III japanese style, the
pg Japanese dolls filed with sweets
.-.-~. -.vau, took the form of the balls used In
the popular game. Sandwiches cut with &
sharp tin cake cutter the form Of racquette
with small olive pressed down into the bread
to give the effect OF balls.
tae, OF Interest to You.
+ There are some choice real estate bar
gains" offered by leading dealers on page
8 of to-day's Journal. Look them up.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-21
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
August Schultz and Martha. Krause..
BIRTHS.

Tkach-Mr. and Mrs. William, 42a Twentieth
avenue NE, girl. .tt.. aSl.-5 sef... s5s:
Rabinowitz-- and Mrs. Louis, Ills wash
Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs Charles n, 2o2e Fourth
street s, boy. -S - FL o.
Ahern- a !, Mr. and Mrs John. J.. SIS Twenty-sec-
Emerick-AIr. and Mrs. Arthur. 1928 BRYANT
avenue N, girl 35 &aG s=
Mohn,-Mr. and Mrs. Martin, .ss22 Eighth
street. boy.
stenda1-Mr. and Mrs, ). Q. stendal, o1e Twer::
tyefourth avenue S. boy. ,si9s<s :
Chapman--Mr. and Mrs. William J., 27o5 Pleas
ant avenue, girl. sosI
Ignacik NJ. and Mrs. John, Gao Ramsey street
Me- q son. si ssz2g5s%4 gEs {:ete2Ia.-
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-21
CLUBS AND CHARITIES
Club Calendar.

MONDAY. i-1it. fte -g.:, RI
2 Olio Club. Mrs II. A. Turner, 3os Ridge
wood avenue, $3.50. Si @
Chicago Avenue Literary club. Mrs.
Leurs, SS3S Tenth avenue S. afternoon.
St. Paurs Guild, Mrs. A. r. Rogers, s2S
Summit avenue, 2 p.> m. ....S?tt.tt s..s ss.s =.
Disco club, Mrs Charles Hatch Smith,
220 West Twenty seventh street, $3.50.
il Westminster Club, j.. W. Penberthy,
.s117 Calhoun Boulevard. evening; paper,
Some Phases of Banking Andrew
Benton; discussion: T.. F.. Wallace. E,
=. P. e. O., Mrs. Edward Yerxa, 2011 AL
drich avenue S, evening. -,st ::.., Il !"
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-21
FAMOUS JEWELS.

The most famous collection Of Jewels of mod
erns times is that of the Duke of Richmond 1t
comprises many stones that have figured in
history. One diamond was the property Of the
Of Brazil; a black diamond did duty for centuries
as the eye OF an Indian idol; !; there is ring Of
Mary Stuart, bearing her monogram IN. r.,
and pair of earrings once worn BY Marie
.Antoinette. These are mere Items in "a col
lection which is described In a Quarto volume
of 526s pages. 50 great. is its size q
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-21

Mrs. S. A. Parker announces the en-
gagement of her sister, Lillian Belle Ia
bel. to Lewis Hughes Silloway. The we'd
ding to take place in May. q, --~. -. -
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-21
SINGER cA1LEp 70 NEW york.

Mrs. Josephine Dyer Johnston has Just received
an offer Of the soprano position In a prominent
PRESBYTERIAN church in New York city for the
year beginning May l. Mrs. Johnston sang as
q supply for this church recently and made a
very favorable impression *.f%. ~ ,,s.} s
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-21
So ciial Circles.
INVITA- IIONs ISSUED E; J
For the Wedding Of Miss Florence
Mckay and George Nathan
Davies. /. j
The; Engagement Of Miss Mae Bar. B ],
ton Satterthwaite to Geo. S.
Lowry Announced. 4 !.

Mrs F1oride G. Mckay has issued invi-
tations for the wedding of her daughter.
Florence, to George Nathan Davies. The
wedding to take place Tuesday evening,
March 81, at Highland Park Presbyterian
church. E.-.F"
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-21

Minneapolis lodge, No. s224, IA. F.. & A. M,
win give a reception Tuesday evening
for its members and the Most Worshipful
Grand Master Henry R.rAdams and Wor-
shipful Senior Grand Deacon Joseph IA.
Johnson. The reception will be held in the
blue lodge room of Masonic Temple. There
will be a program of music and addresses.
followed by refreshments. H.. S. s.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-21

Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Satterthwaite an
nounce the engagement Of their daugln-
ter. Mae Burton, to George S. Lowry. The
wedding will take place in May.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-21
PRIZE FOR MISS KRUGER
She Wins In Competition of Design for
49, Badge for Colonial =

Miss Pauline Kruger was notified this
morning that her design; for badge for
the Colonial DANES had been accepted by
the Minnesota, committee, Of which Mrs.
D. r. Noyes Of ST.. Paul is the chairman, =,
and will be submitted officially by the
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-21

Mrs. D. F. Simpson will give a buffet
luncheon: Wednesday afternoon at her
home. 1856 Lyndale avenue N, " ..
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-21

The marriage of Miss Helene Hawley,
daughter of Frank A. Hawley, to Alvin
Venable Skiles, is announced to take place
Wednesday,, April Is, at Westminster
church. ..... .. - -.O..'-.-0I...
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer I. Edelrnan will be
at home Sunday afternoon and evening,
informally, In their new home, 24s2 Lyn-
dale avenue S. Hal i III ..l
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-21

Mrs. L. Q. LIE Baron and Mrs. Charles
Flemlng will be hostesses at a six-hand
euchre party Tuesday afternoon at the
nome OF Mrs. LIE Baron on Second ave-
nue. S.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-21

Society Dovre will lgive its annaul char.
1ty ball Tuesday evening at the Phoenia
club hall. = ~
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-21

Mrs. F. 0. McClain Of 312o Fourth street
s. will entertain at a thimble bee Fri
day afternoon. "-rs3 J. ~. - - -. .I
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-21
OF Interest TO You. .

There are some choice, real estate '..bar-
gains offered by leading dealers on page
s. OF to-day's Journal. Look them. up.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-21

The Sunbonnet Babies club gave ! a
granite shower on March 1S in honor of
Miss Elsie, Heiberg, one Of the members
whose marriage will take place In April.
The affair was given at the home of Miss
Cora Erickson, 1919 Elliott avenue
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-21

Mrs. Ida M. Conkey will entertain the
members: of the Monday Card club Mon
day afternoon at her home, 1900 Second
avenue S. 81
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-21
Y w. ca. GYMNASIUM EXHIBITION
Glasses Will illustrate the Work on Three
- - E"t ?, Nights. @:E' 4. s|..-2

Glasses Will illustrate the Work on Three
...s,s>. r. :, Nights. Es'. r ~ =
The new gymnasium Of the Young Wo-
mems Christian association will be opened
for a series Of gymnastic exhibitions at s
o'clock Tuesday, Wednesday and Satur-
day evenings of the coming week. The
new apparatus will be we'll displayed by
the work Of the pupils and as no other
gymnasium in the city has similar equip
ment.; this will be special attraction.
The drills with Indian clubs. and, wands
are always q pleasing feature and about
a hundred from the different classes will
participate in tile grand march. Miss
Bessie Woodcock will preside at the piano
and Squire's orchestra will furnish num-
bers.. Each evening the program will
close with a match game of basket ball
played between teams from different
classes. - :~s
The balcony will be open to visitors and
tickets are on sale at the association
building on Seventh street. 49,. ~
The patronesses will be Mesdames c.
W. Gardner, F. E. Eierthum, w. A. Cook
T.. M. Stickney, A. Y. Merrill, e. J. SERVER
o. K: Richardson and DR.. Cora B. Roberts
Of the physical training committee.
Miss Ellen H.. Douglass has been in.
structor for the past three years and the
| exhibition will show the varied and sys-
tenatic lines of exercise given for gen
era1 development. The popularity of the
association gymnasium is evident from the
enrolment Of 464 women and girls during
| the present season.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-21

Mrs: Frank Billiter, 271o Dupont avenue,
wl1 give a dinner this evening in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Carson Monday
evening Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cloutier will
entertain for the same guests. =: -.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-21

Mrs. George W. Smith Of Sixteenth ave-
nue. S entertained at q. luncheon at her
home. on Thursday for Mrs. r., N. Bur
sell, who has recently removed from Clear
water, MINI. Present were Mesdames r.
". Bursell, Foeltz, c. s. Hosmer, Fl. E.
Riley, G. e. Hlderbrand, and W. o. Flory.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-21
DEATHS.

Fg gMonroe-Ceceia,g City hospital. b 4E
z Schultz z--Gustaf St..Barnabas hospital. Z
a Gruidl-Barbara. t2014 Allrich avenue n.
.MaIfart-Christine, ,1016 Twenty second avenue
Butzler--Ig atius Andrew, 727 Twentieth ave
Fisher Catherine H. $500 Bryant avenue S.
A1oe----Mrs. Bredt. 2413 Twenty-seventh. ave-
nue. s.. n sfs., n. 81
Hansen Arnold H., 1904 Twenty fifth avenue S
Mohlke-Daniel f.. 271 BRYANT avenue n.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-21

Mr.. and Mrs w. s. Langley enter
tanned at dinner. in their apartments at
92o East Nineteenth street. last evening.
covers were laid for six and the decora-
tlons were in yellow and white. Music
was furnished during the evening by Miss
Bugbee and Mr. Martin, =" -
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-21
In a Class .AlI Alone.

No other. pills on earth can equal Dr.
Kings New Life Pills for Stomach. Liver
and Kidneys. Mcclure, no pay. 25c.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-21
Friday History Banquet.

! The Friday History Club met yesterday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. W. Har-
wood at 263s Aldrich avenue. A banquet
! was provided by Mrs. Halwood and Mrs
A. Y. .Bagley, Friday being both ladies'
birthday 49, - =, - .. ..' p. n
| The club is now studying Holland his7
tory and the rooms were appropriately
| decorated with American and Holland
flags while the club colors, yellow and
| white, were also in evidence. At each
plate was a handsome, hand painted card
of Netherland design. Following the ban
quet came the regular club program.
| ,.- CLUB NOTES.
The = Liberal Union Of Minnesota Women will
March2s1 instead OF March n, previously an.
| nounced c-+ys.. ~. - - .$' s.
The last regular meeting of the Clio Club will
be held Monday afternoon and the informal bal
lot for officers will be taken, preparatory to the
| annual business meeting Efa& - . y
Miss Agnes Ostergren. who has been condhct-
@ at fosns fs
tian Association at 4 O'clock Sunday afternoon.
TT; The meet %mestins Of the Chicago Avenue Literary
Lewis 1888 Tenth avenue $, and win be q social
presented and some important business viii, be
! 5Ax musical. program was. given at Hope charel
THURSDAY afternoon under: the auspices Of the
Ladies' Thursday Musicale: by: Miss Edna Mat
son; Louise. Burrell and Mrs. A. w. Millard
Light refreshments were served at the. end OF
the program. =, :.5::x.' -: .II1i-. =
Mrs. X. B.. Mckenzie and Mrs Jones enter
Yesterday at Of of
Hawthorn avenue. The subject for the day wat
and read Ms foeMs
,sIle 1.-The Making & Turkish Rqs:." mrs; GolSnEn
Mrs. Leslie, Soo6 Bryant avenue s. 80
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-21

Miss Alice 'Wyman' one Of the. March
brides was, the. guest. OF honor at an i'm
formal tea yesterday afternoon given by
Miss Jessie Sclulter, 81 Fourth street Sc
Each of thirty guests brought a choice
recipe to be put In a souvenir book for the
bride. The rooms were decorated with
spring flowers. 's-~ : =" -: S~':i'. IL
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-21

Mrs. A. M. Fish gave a young peoples
dinner last night at her home, .1770 @Bry-
ant avenue S for Fred Carpenter and his
friends in the neighborhood.' Covers were
laid for twelve and the table decorations
were purple and white violets. j .E>
! Mr.. and. Mrs. Fish and children will
leave next week for Atlantic City to spend
the Easter holidays. Edwin A. Fish who
is attending Fill school in Pennsylvania,
will join them. - :. 4
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-21

Mrs. Marie Day gave a dinner Of eight
covers OH "Wednesday at her home on
Twentieth avenue N. The table decora-
tions were roses and tulips. The guests
were Mesdames George LIE :Bron, Robert
son, Day, Jacobs, Carroll, Hedauist, Pitt
| man and Nelson: The same women will
be entertained April 1 by Mrs, Charles
Robertson, 2111 Dupont avenue N. ];
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-21

Mrs. +. r. Smith entertained last even
ing in honor of Willard Pattenc and his
pupils. Mr.. and Mrs. Patten received
with the hostess and there were about
fifty guests. III. e. ~ .,
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-21

Mrs. p. A. Aurness entertained at cards
yesterday afternoon at her home ON Sew
enth street S. The decorations were
white tulips and palms. The assisting
women were Mines. Charles H. Cirkler.
William de Ia Barre. Misses Won Hagen
and Ferguson. There were forty guests
and prizes were won by Mines: William
de Ia Barre, c. A. Quist and F. A. HILL
mann 1920 .''" .
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-21

Albert c. Seamans of 1922 Longfellcw
avenue was very pleasantly surprised last
evening by a group of his old time friends,
it, being the anniversary Of his birthday.
Fred Benson in behalf of the friends, pre-
sented Mr.: Seanaans with beautiful
hanging mirror. =. =, -
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-21

The first annual party of the Junior class
of the East High School held last night at
the Phoenix club rooms was a very pretty
affair. " The dancing hall was hung with
southern srnilax: The stage was cur
tanned with snilax and banked with foli-
age plants The lights were shaded with
red. The programs in class colors, purple
and gold, announced twenty. dances. The
committee of arrangements were e. III.
Breughton." Fl, A.. Warner, Miss Jessie
Ware, Miss May. Pettibone and Fred Rob
bins. :. D.. r. - =
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-21

The register of deeds office shows thai
quiet buying Is going on, but it is a steady
buying and Of small properties. Citizens
are buying homes and home sites. The
large deals have not materialized vet
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1903-09-19
BENZ. STRANDMAN KILLED.
Overcome by Foul Air in the Saxton
Mine Near Ely.

Mine near ELY.
BENZ. Strandman, a timberman EN-
ployed by the Mckinley company at
the Saxton mine lear Ely, White Pine
County, met an untimely death on FRI
day of last week. while removing some
rails from a drift at the bottom of the
West shaft, which is only ITO feet deep.
With VIM. Curto and G. Seraphino, Mr..
Strandman descended the ladder, fol-
lowed by Mr.. Ourto. Strandman gave
no sign hat there was foul air in the
shaft, but Curto, realizing he was being
suffcated, with difficulty reached the
surface with his life, and remained in
a-swoon for some time afterward. Help
came, and after several attempts, Robt.
Baird succeeded in fastening a line to
the unconscious miner and he was
hoisted to the surface, but life was ex-
tinct. This is the first reported case OF
asphyxiation by carbon dioxide gas
foul air) in the M of White Pine
County. This shaft had not been in
use for a year. Mr.. Strandman vas a
native of Sweden, a man of good char
acter, and had been working in that
section about seven years. He was Of
years of age and leaves a wife and three
children.