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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-16
CAPITAL cuLL1NGs

Sir Chen Ting Liang Chen, the new Chinese
dent at the White House yesterday afternoon.
It is stated at the navy department that Adj
miral Evans movements have no probable connec,
ton with the Manchurian negotiations or the
attitude Of Russia.
By direction Of the president the secretary OF
state has accepted an invitation from the British
government to send the American squadron on
the European station to visit England the com.
ing summer.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-16
UNIQUE PRECEDENT
Widow Gets Her Dover Even After Shar-
Ino In Distribution of Estate.

Ing In Distribution Of Estate.
HELENA, MONT.-Chief Justice Brantley de-
livered the opinion of the supreme court in the
from decision of the district court for Jeffer-
son county. Suit brought by the plaintiff
as the widow of Henry Dahlman for the purpose
Of having allotted to her her dover rights in the
estate of her husband.
The estate consisted of large amount OF real
and personal property, a portion Of the real
estate being in mines which at the time of Dahl
mans death and since that time have been pay
ing dividends. The funds accumulated from
that source amount to 81, 664, and are now in
the hands Of the administrator
In the lower court it was held that by virtue of
her participation in the distribution of the estate
as the heir of her husband she thereby waived
her right of election to take one-half of the
residue of the estate dover under the pro-
visions OF the civil code. The lower court was
reversed, thus establishing the unique precedent
that widow can claim her dover even after
having shared in the distribution of the estate.
Dahlman was one of the states wealthiest min
ing men,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-16
HAUGE LUTHERAN SYNOD
Hanson of Red Wing Elected President
More Money for the Seminary.

"Si "OhSy wi VIC
RED WING, MINN.-At the annual meeting
of the Hauge Norwegian, Lutheran synod of
America, nlrny matters of Importance We're
transacted. One matter which is Of particular
interest is the action taken in regard to the
Gus meeting the directors were allowed $45, 900
for the new building. and making improvements
closed the amount was raised to 500, 900.
Besides this the synod decided to erect
residence for the principal, the cost not to ex-
coed $4,000. The. following officers for the
synod were elected:
President, Professor NJ. G. Hanson of Red
Wing: vice president. Rey G. J. Eastvold OF
Minneapolis; treasurer, g. Lillethun Of Rec
D., G. LilIethum Of Red Wing, s. l.. Everson of
Radcliffe, Iowa. As members of the board OF
Mortvedt Of Newark, ILL.,; and G. Lillethun were
elected. Rev. A. o. Oppegard Of Madison. Mimi,
was chosen superintendent Of the China mission
Rev. l.. Harrisville of Chicago was chosen
instructor of English in the theological depart.
ment of Red Wing seminary. If he declines the
offer the directors will fill the place temporarily
Professor e. 0. Ringstad was made permanent
instructor at the school.
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MINK UNDER ARREST,

Pittsfeld, Ill, June 16--Fred Mink, who killed
Newton Harris, wealthy farmer near Pittsield
Saturday morning, and who later walked into
his fathers finingroom while his father
Adam Mink, and his fsmily were at supper, and
shot his stepmother dead, was found last night
in Saylor's barn. lie surrendered to the sheriff
and was brought to the jail at Pittsfeld, guarded
by company of the national guard and fifty
deputy sheriffs to prevent Iynching.
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NOW THE DRUGGISTS
Convention at New Ulm the Best At
tended of Any Held by
Association.
President Eckstein Would Have the
Standard Raised for All Phar-
macy Students.
Special to The Journal,

New Ulm, MIMI June 16-The Minnesota
State Pharmaceutical Association. which opened
Its nineteenth annual meeting In this city to-
day. is composed of some of the brightest men
In the state. The meeting this year is better
attended than ever before. This Is due In a
large measure to the fact that the president,
Andrew j. Eckstein, has put forth a strong eff
In connection with the druggists the Travelling
Mems Auxiliary has it's meeting here and that
brings a large number of the jolliest men in the
state, with their wives and daughters, into the
city. This part of the meeting has arranged
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STRIKES AND RoYcoTTs
Exasperatlng Situation at Dubuque; Street
Cars Stoned by SympathIzers.


DUBUQUE, IOWA-The Union Electric COM
pany, which has been tied up for six weeks on
account of the strike of its motormen and con-
ductors, attempted. to- resume service on the
Rhomberg avenue line to-day, but the cars were
stoned BY crowds that gathered along the line
and operations had to be suspended. The com-
pany Is operating cars its main line
At largely attended meeting of the team
sters union last night rousing speeches were
made in behalf Of the striking street car men,
and the teansters will strike If their employers
insist that they haul for any OF the firms that
the Dubuque Trades and Labor Congress have
rhe Dubuque ,Tradess and Labor Congress
adopted resolutions yesterday condemning the
action of Mayor Berg in swearing in the strike
breakers as police officers. The congress con.
tends that the mayor has no power to swear IN
citizens Of another state, who come here to re.
side temporarily, as Officers. The strikers hint
that the mayor is in sympathy with the Union
Electric company, because his son. q grocer, has
been boycotted by the congress for supplying
the Hotel Julien and Merchants hotel, which
have been boycotted by the congress.
So many business men of Dubuque have been
boycotted5 by the Trades and Labor Congress
for riding on the cars, that they are talking of
forming an association to protect their business
interests against the onslaughts Of strike SYM
OathfZerS. -
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GROCERY BUSINESS SOLD
Deal Made at. Little Falls-Free Delivery
Coming Soon.

LITTLE FALLS NINA St. Hiaire and
Lewis RAIDER have purchased the grocery bust
ress of the Gravel Mercantile company and took
possession to-day The retiring firm had been
In business here for ten years.
It looks as If Little Falls will soon have free
delivery inspector MOLE STATED t ne Would recon-
present building is too small to accommodate the
additional employees and the fixtures required in
a free delivery office. The earnings Of the Of
fee entitle Little Falls to free delivery.
w. j. Munroe, inspector of rural mail routes
west from the city. Examinations for carriers
will be held on Wednesday. Petitions for sew
eral more routes have recently been circulated.
1t now transpires that the home of Martin
Kruger, that was burned Monday morning, was
set on fire after it had been robbed. The sher-
lars.
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SMALLPOX AT BIRD ISLAND.

Some sixty cases Of smallpox have broken out
recently In the country about Bird Island, and
many of them have not been properly auaran-
tined. DIR. H. NJ. Bracken OF the state board
Of health, who made a visit of inspection, says
that regulations have been strictly observed
by the health officers Of the village and the dis.
ease has not been allowed to spread further.
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HARTLEY WINS HIS CASE
Insurance, Company Must Pay Policle.
Held on His Hotel Property.

ROCHESTER,. ;MINN.-Frank r. Eckholdt OF
this city. who assisted Attorneys Hall & Kolliner
of Minneapolis In the case of G. C.sHartley for
merly of Dodge Center but now of Minneapolis
vs. the Pennsylvania Fire Insurance company. TO
recover two policies of insurance aggregatfng
$500 for. hotel property destroyed By fire III
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Carey's Magnesla Cement Roonns, "
The most durable, economical and prac-
teal flre-proof roofing made. w. S. Mott
company. Both phones. 376.
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MILWAUKEE,, w1s.-The decision Of Referee
Ferdinand Geger, ito whom was referred the ac-
the estate Of Former Governor Harrison Lud-
dington, her husband, was filed yesterday. The
referee finds the balance due Mrs Ludington ia
$s6.S39.53. and that the estate aggregated
81 23s $40. 81 at the time Of Governor Ludngton s
doa -
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CLARK, s. D.-Mrs. Leon Alliott died sud
denly at her home near this city last evening.
She had been in poor health for some time
S. Anderson is erecting two-story brick build
ing, adjoining his store.
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ONToNAGoN. MICH.-The Ontonagon Lum.
per company has filed articles. The incorpora-
ontonagon; James T. Hurd Of Buffalo. n. ":
aqe c Fred e. hRowley Of Port Allegheny Pa
Is understood it will build a large saWmiii
on the west branch Of the ontonagon river.
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- a - IoTISI Wit SSTItSs
Excellent dining-c car on 500 Line trains
105 and 106, the Dakota Express. Supper
and breakfast served a Ia carte between
Minneapolis and Paynesville.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-16

LEAD, s.. D.-Arrests are soon to be made
of several well known men in this part Of the
Hills who have been cutting timber from school
lands. The states attorney has been informed
Of the thefts.
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TUG AND PROPELLER
Former Was keeied Over In a Collision
Several Persons SLIGHTLY In l,ired

HOUGHTON, MICH.-The tug Nellie Carton =,
ttaoughton, had harrow escape from being sunk
terday. ~ 'o"
The propeller's bow caught the tug in the
, S.erh ana keeled her over, smashing the bull
wa Wark ana steel plates. Nineteen persons aboard
the tug were thrown into panic.
Ensineer Charles Culver was hurled overheard
ana MISS Roberts, sister of Captain Roberts, Of
the tug, saved herself by catching q rome The
engineer was rescued fe' Inc
+na me e. tug vas driven ashore so hard it took
Ihe Rochester was not damaged. Several mas.
sengers were slightly injured e"0
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-16

FORT MEADE, s. D.-Word has been received
of the suicide Of Hospital Steward John Byrnes,
who went few weeks ago to the Philippines
with his troop from this fort. He was one of
the oldest soldiers in the service, lacking but
three years of retirement on full pay. He was
we'll known turnout the northern Hills. -.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-16

.. hANOoCK, M1CH.-The annual reunion of
MODERN Maccabees held in Hancock. Saturday.
W WaS success IN every way Several hundred
W were present, arriving from all parts
lure was monster parade Perry F. Powers
4 t Cadlliac, auditor general of the order, was
the principal speaker - -sN-r.' veg
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Only ISL to chIcaao

And Milwaukee via North Western line
from Twin Cities, commencing June 20.
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HUMBoLDT, IowA-The eighth annual pic.
mic Of the Der Moines & Boone Valley Picnic
association of the Modern Woodmen OF America
Will be held at Luverne on Thursday. Special
trains will be run on several roads. Good ora.
will take place in the. afternoon for which
prizes will be giyen,..Another old settler of
He was born In Springfield, Mass, in 1918, and
came to Iowa twenty-five years ago.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-16

| HASTINGS, MINN.-Rev. P. R. Cunningham
late of White eBar Lake. has entered upon the
Passionate of the Church of the Guardian Angels
frederick Malone and Miss Mary Freidl Of
| West st. Paul have been licensed to wed.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-16

DEER LODGE, MoNT.-John Robinson and c.
sent out some time ago III the hope of effectins
capture of the three. trusted prisoners who
escaped here May 30, have returned empty
handed and the chase has been Abandoned
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RAPID CITY. 8. D.--A popular wedding was
that of Orlin Lampert. well known here, and
Miss Mary Way. Of Hill City. They will re-
cir oitu
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-16

CALUMET, MICH.-Fred C. Wetmore. Of
H - NV grand master workman of the 4. O.
y; ", Wlil make ten days tour thru the upper
penlnsula on his return from the supreme lodge
session at St Paul Preparations are beiny
Rad On on aiarge scale for his reception The
candidates, after which a BANQUET wili be seryad
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-16

ST." CLOUD, MINN.-Simon truth, a wealthy
Benton county farmer. aged a. is being sued
for divorce by his pretty 17-year-old wife, the
cause being cruel and 1nhuman treatment. truth,
IN his answer. declares that his wife's affec-
lions have been transferred to his cousin, Mich
ael truth, much younger man.
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GRAND FORKS, N. D.-The case Of the state
versus George Thornton, son of st. Paul con-
tractor, was begun here to-day, the charge be-
ing grand larceny. Thornton was accused Of
highway robbery in this city last winter, when
farmer was touched for $100. The case
will be bitterly fought.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-16
SOUTH DAKOTA
cRoToN OIL IN WHISKY
States Attorney at vermiIIIon is Investl-
eating and May Prosecute.

vERMILLION. s. D.-A prank that might
have had serious ending is reported from
Wakonda, Clay county. II. z. Doane gave
three companions whisky which had been doped
with croton oil and the men were made very
sick. States Attorney Tilton was called from
this city to investigate the affair. There is a
heavy penalty for such jokes, the extreme
sentence by law being ten years Imprisonment.
In this case the blame Is said to rest with
some one other than the giver.
Advance copies Of the q. S. D. catalogue FOR
1929 have been received in this city from
the office of the Elk Point Courier The volume
is well printed and neatly bound. In the sum-
mary. of attendance for the past year tile total
enrolment is given al students, a good In
crease over the previous year.
Verminion Is to have baseball team The
players are all home boys. but promise to put
up good article of ball when they don the
suits formerly worn by a Minneapolis league
team, recently purchased from A. B. Beall Of
Sioux i,9 City The first game will be played
Partridge will do the twirling in this game, and
A. H. Whittemore will be backstop.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-16
NORTHWEST WEDDINGS

WlNONA, MINI .-Rev. Father, Sherman
VINO celebrated his first mass here on SUNDAY
morning at the procathedral, left Yesterday az
ternoon Tor Stewartville, where he to-day per
formed his first wedding ceremony, officiating
at the marriage OF his cousin, Miss Agnes loves
to Samuel Keht-Prol,ate Judge D. r. Vance
Yesterday united in marriage Guy F. Merwin and
Miss Celia b. Church, both Of Trempealeau,
JAMESTOWN, N. D.-A1iss Bessie Alexander
and VIII Collins Of Grand Forks were married
at the residence Of the bridegroom's sister. Mrs
u. NJ. Edwards, yesterday. The bride was
attired In very becoming going away gown
OF Diue The ceremony was performed by Dr.
Danford of the NJ. q. church in the presence Of
company of invited guests They lett on the
evening train, for Grand Forks.
Miss Minnie Eastman and W., W. whipnIe
were married quietly by DR.. Danford and left on
the south-bound train on a wedding trip Mr.
Wh1pple is an elevator man at Spiritwood
SIOUX FALLS s. D.-Guy E. Kelly and
Miss Margaret McNamee well-known young peo.
pie OF South Dakota, will be married at 8 D.
m. at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs Charles
+. Allen at Brooiings. Cards announcing the
wedding have been received by friends in this
city. The bridegroom is we'll known thruout the
state. For year or two he held position as
deputy In the office OF United States Marshal
Kennedy in this city. The bride is sister Of
Thomas w. McNamee, deputy United States
marshal, with headquarters in this city. The
couple will be at home after Oct. next at
Washington D. c.. where the bridegroom has re-
sided for some months, and where they viii
make their permanent home.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-16

EAU CLAIRE, wIs.--The carnival under the
auspices Of the Eau Claire June Festival Associ-
alton began lasts night with a parade The
progress and coronation of the carnival nueen
takes place tonight.
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HASTINGS, MINN.-In the district court
James HILL. indicted for grand larceny in the
second degree. was sentenced by Judge Crosby
to the state reformator at st. Cloud.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-16

6AhAGA, M1CH.-A corporation. the nro
os which sad are not has applied
1or an electric street railway system to con.
meet Pequaming, Baraga and l. nse with Ke-
MeenaW Bay. The boards have appointed special
report their findings 1N" anu "
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KATHRYN, N. D.-The Northern Pacific is
making extensive improvements on this line this
shovel crew and about fifty Italians here and is
surfacng the entire lire.
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GRAND RAPIDS, wIs.-George Petsch. Of
Dexter, who desired a wife to cheer his ioneli-
ness. applied to G.. Binderli. of this place for
assistance in finding one. The latter was sue
cessful in the. effort Mrs. Eliza Butter. a
widow. was willing. The Widows assent was
won at a. M. license was secured, and Of
2 p. m. the wedding took place.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-16

la CROSSE, WIs.-Jacob Zenn an aged and
wealthy resident Of the town Of Greenfield, shot
and killed himself near his home.-James Kom-
hanged himself yesterday. He was insane q y
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-16
Ia CROSSE STIRRED UP
Private Pesthouse Discovered In a Fash
IonabIe Residence Section.

LA CROSSE, WIs.-Residents of the North
Side to-day discovered private pesthouse in the
Heart of the residence district and as result
great excitement prevails in that section. Legal
advice has been taken and it Is believed several
ty owners Of adjacent property.
The hospital is at the home of n. Wilbur,
1908 Charles street. and is said to have been
the refuge OF the better classes who were ef-
fected with smallpox and who object to going to
the public pesthouse.
The state board Of health has been called upon
and officer will come here at once to inves-
tigate the case. The developments are expected
to be highly sensational.
WAUKESHA, WIs.-Rev. Father w G. Mil
Ter, priest in charge of ST. Joseph's parish spoke
vigorously against the wearing of lace and net
waists, otherwise the 'tpeek-a boo waist-the
term in which he referred to this article of fe-
male attire. He severely censured the costume
In vogue In fashionable society Of exposing the
shoulders by women thru the wearing Of what he
termed 'immodest garments and urged the
mothers Of his congregation to see that their
daughters avoided the "scandalous articles Of
Dress" = -
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FERGUS FALLS. N1NN.--Mrs. AISLE Lunde has
issued invitations for the marriage of her daugh-
ter, Miss Bertha Lunde, to William F. Scheld-
berg. the ceremony to take place at the Luther
an church in this city on Wednesday evening" !,
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FIshermen Gan Dime

Always flexible; never breaks or cracks
from expansion or contraction. w. s..
Mott Company. Both phones. 376.
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SIOUX FALLS, s. D.-Relatiyes in this city
have been advised of the death at Faribau1t,
Mimi, of Mrs. Julia G. Pheris, who was
pioneer resident of Sioux Falls. Death resulted
which has been in existence for twelve years
between Nels Anrston and Robert e. Vreeland,
clothing and dry goods men, has been dissolved,
Mr.. Vreeland retiring.
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GLENWooD, w1s.-Arthur Eresson, aged is,
moving train in the yards here early this
morning: He was run over and his left iee
had to be amputated below the knee. He viii
recover. -
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DEADwooD 8. DAN interesting case is
before Judge Rice Of the eighth circuit. A few
days since the board of health Of this city or
dered the school board to compel all children
in school to be vaccinated. The board objected
to the order and the case was argued before
the court on the ground that the act Of the
legislature under which the suit was brought
was unconstitutional. There is much feeling
over the matter.
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Only Sd to Chicago
And Milwaukee via North Western line
from Twin Cities, commencing June 20.
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All disorders caused by a, bilious state
of the system can be cured by using Car
ter's Little Liver Pills. No pain, gripping
them.
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KALISPELL, MONT.-Word has been received,
that Resident Engineer Graft. at White Fish
lake. was blown to pieces while examining a
blast In the construction work.
BOHEMIAN, MONT.-An unknown man stag
dropped dead.
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RIPPLE, M1NN.-Seven thousand dollars
worth OF timber damaged dozens of settlers
are the results of forest 1ire that ragged the
past week a few miles north Of here. The fire
sprad slowly against the wind and the. efforts
check it, -.