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The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-22
CITY N 3 VS..
TOWN TALK

u The Hackdrivers ball tonight, April ~,
at Harmonic hall. Everybody invited.
Bart's Cartoons for 1902 on sale at The
Journal counter for CSC; by mail. Soc.
The Title Insurance and Trust Go. pays
per cent on deposits subject to check.
Fine Towering shrubs for sale. Honey
Suckles, etc, at Mendenhalfs' 18th street
and 1st avenue S. - zs- 5 ii.
The very latest things In travellers out
fits at Barnums trunk and leather goods
store, 715 Nicollet avenue. r. :. ~
Ladies, have you tried the wonderful
new scalp massage? It will interest YOU
Call at room PIG Pillsbury building.
II you are thinking Of buying a home, 1t
will pay you to read and look up the many
bargains advertised on the classified pages
to-day. zE,T-< H. .S.,. -. Fl
A home for working girls is under con
sideration by the American Volunteers
A committee has been appointed to draw
up detailed plans and to find a suitable
building. \.-~ -
Societe Parisienne d'Artistes es-Peintre:
| Latins. Auction sale paintings, Watel
coiors at Bintliff's Friday 10 to II ane
2:3O to 8; Saturday 10 toS12. 2:30 to D
| Also Saturday evening to 10.
The Rev Charles r. Wright who ha!
been doing missionary work among tn
Chippewas of Leech Lake for quartz
Of century. is in the city VISITING
friends. He is the son of Chief Whit
Cloud. the famous Chippewa chief. an
is himself known among the Indians a
Chief White Cloud.
| DR. r. F. Goodwin. a physician resid
ing at H. University avenue, has Of lat
given much study to the treatment Q
alcoholism and has effected several cures
His treatment ordinarily requires . fou
weeks. DR.. Goodwin announces that h
will treat poor and deserving people fire
of charge provided a home Is placed a
his disposal where the patients may hav
proper care.
y The Whatsoever Bible class of Wesle
Methodist church numbering $50, held it
semi-annual election last night. It re
suited as follows: Miss Katharine Todt
president; S. Benton White, vice pres
dent; Earl Sackett, treasurer; Junie~ John
son, assistant treasurer; Mobile Wallil
recording secretary; Bessie Hill. assistar
recording secretary; Sadie Davoldson, COZ
responding. secretary; George Bryan
class reporter.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-22
HE SPEAKS TONIGHT
Capt. Sigsbee to Tell About Storms
at Sea at Wesley
Church.
Needs of the Navy Discussed at Raw
Inns Post Campfire Last =
Evening. :..,-

The navy now needs officers, said Cap
tain Charles D. Sigsbee, former com
mander Of the Maine, in an address last
night at the campfire given in his honor
by John A. Rawlins post, G.. A. H., 'out
we are catching up. We are sending a
thousand cadets every year to the naval
academy at Annapolis, and we are going
to have another naval school at San Fran
CISCO"
Generous contributions to the navy were
justified, said Captain Sigsbee, just as
liberal premiums should be paid for neces-
| sary Insurance. From the friction likely
to arise in world-trade competition, losses
might be- brought about, against which an
adequate insurance would be provided Dy
a first-class navy. -: g.
The guest Of the evening was wei
coined by DIR. I. L. Mahan Of st. Paul.
commander Of the Minnesota department
| Of the G. A. R.; by Commander c. p.
Faulkner Of RaWlins post; by J. O. Eilel,
of Minneapolis, representing the cltlzens
staff of Rawlins' post; by Mayor ). y.
Haynes on behalf Of the city, and 10y
Cornrade J. F. R. Foss on behalf OF the
navy.
After the speeches an informal reception
took place, during which members and
guests Of the post were presented TO
Captain Sigsbee by Commander Faulkner
and Conrade Foss. Refreshments 1ol-
lowed.
This morning Captain Sigsbee accom-
panied Alfred Pillsbury in a motor car
trip about the city. Lunch was taken at
the Minikahda club. Tonight the cap
tain will deliver, at Wesley M e. church,
his lecture entitled "a Sailors View OF
Storms at Sea- His experience both as
a. sailor and scientist gives him rare op-
portuntty to make the subject interesting.
From noon until o'clock p. m. to-1nor-
row Captain sigsbee will meet whoever
may call upon him at the mayors recep-
/ ton room in the city hall. He will be
assisted in receiving by Mayor HAYNES
Former Mayor Jones and other municipal
officers Ladies especially are invited
Tomorrow night half a hundred prom
" inent Minneapolitans will give a dinnenr ir
Captain Sigsbee's honor at the Minneapo:
| lis club.
: Friday the captain will visit old friend:
Y in St. Paul. He will then return to Wash
/ ington, accompanied by E: r. Johnston'
s Of New York. e. ;.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-22
PUBLIC RECEPTION
Arrangements for Important Event To.
lIy<. morrow Afternoon. 3

Arrangements for Important Event To.
HILL. morrow Afternoon. -.:1
Arrangements were perfected to- day for
the public reception in honor of Captain
Sigsbee, to be held in the magnificent re-
ception room adjoining the mayors Of
flee, from IL to tomorrow afternoon.
The city's distinguished guest will be
assisted by Mayor James G. Haynes, Pres
ident D. P. Jones Of the city council, Su-
pervisor J. H. Connell Of the waterworks,
Police Captain A. III. Runge, the last two
being naval veterans, and other city of
ficials.
No program will be attempted, as the
main idea Of the committee in charge is
that as many as possible should, have an
opportunity to meet the man whose cool-
ness in the hour of danger and whose
manly conduct at all times have endeared
him to the people.
Mayor Haynes IS particularly deslrous
that the reception should be we'll attend.
ed by the citizens, and especially the
ladies.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-22
THE DARRACH SERIES
Shaksperean Recltals to Begin In the
University Chapel Thursday
'.. - EVENING, .-.....r

Beginning Thursday evening Marshall
Darrach will give a series Of Shaksperean
readings in the university chapel. The
plays selected are 1.-THE Merchant of Ven
ice," April %, Julius Caesar" the oath
and '"Twelfth Night the 25th. Mr.. .Dar-
rach is making a tour Of the states, and
recently. gave a reading before a. large
audience Of students at Yale. Too much
cannot be said in praise Of the artistic
qualities of Mr.. Darrach's interpretations.
He shows a marvellous versatility and
never refers to a book in the course of a
reading.
When Mr.. Darrach was here before a
single admission ticket was ST. but the
Dramatic club, by giving the entertain
ments In the chapel, has been able to
place single admission at 35,cents and
course tickets for the three readings at
Is cents. y.
Tickets have been placed on sale al
Voegelis and Dillin's drug stores, and
at the School Education company's Of
flee. " 7 s
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-22
DIR. MARSHALL INSTALLED
New Pastor Of First Presbyternian
Church Inducted into Office.

Rev. Dr. A. B. Marshall was Installed
pastor of the First Presby terian church
last night. Rev. r. X. Porter presided
as moderator of Minneapolis esbytery.
Rev. DR.. w. II. w. Boyle, pastor of the
House of Hope Presbyterian church Of
st. Paul, preached the sermon. The con-
stitutional questions were asked the new
pastor and the congregation by the mod
orator, and DR.. Marshall was declared in-
stalled. The installation prayer was made
by DR.. D. L.. Kiehle. Rev. Stanley b.
Roberts Of Bethlehem church delivered the
charge to tho pastor and Rev. DR.. John e.
Bushnell of Westminster church the
charge to the people. DIR. Bushnell be-
lieved that the relation should be one OF
mutual obligation
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-22

Minnesota-Fair tonight and probably
Thursday; warmer in west portion to-
night; variable winds. Wisconsin-Fair
tonight and Thursday; variable winds be-
coming fresh northwesterly. Upper Mich
igan-Fair tonight and Thursday; vari-
able winds. Iowa-Fair tonight and
Thursday; warmer in northwest portion
tonight; variable winds. North and
South Dakota-Generally fair tonight and
Thursday; warmer In east portions to-
night; variable winds. Montana-Partly
cloudy tonight and Thursday; cooler in
southwest portion tonight variable
winds.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-22
Rlol,ts to the Name "coates."

Action has been begun in the United
States circuit court at St.. Paul by J. &.
p. Coates Of Great Britain to restrain John
Coates of st. Paul from using the title of
1.-THE John Coates Thread company" The
company's complaint alleges that Coates
is a. hotel and saloon keeper who simply
buys and sells thread and takes advantage
Of the similarity of names to secure trade.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-22
COPYRIGHT TANGLE
Pioneer Press Printing Company oeten-
dant In a Directory Case.

dant In Directory Case.
The alleged fact that the Pioneer Press
Printing company Of st. Paul is using
pages from the r. T.. Polk directory Of
Duluth as copy for new directory Of the
zenith city has made Clarence B. Stanley,
manager of the Polk companys Duluth
branch, suspicious that the Pioneer Press
company is about to violate the Polk COM
pany's copyright. AS manager Of the Du-
luth Directory company Mr.. Stanley has
therefore begun an action in the federal
circuit court, st. Paul, against the Pion-
eer Press Printing company and Clinton
B. Mccormick of Duluth, and has asked
for an Injunction to restrain the de-
PENDANTS from printing or publishing the
directory In dispute.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-22
sTRAVELING MAN SHORT

Henry n. HeIseI OF West Superior Dfsap-
! pears-HIs Accounts Are =, @.-@s
*.'%r Short $1,000.
Henry n. Heisel, a travelling man en-
ployed by the H. E. Driese Cigar company
in ST. Paul, is missing from his home in
West Superior and an Investigation of his
accounts shows that he is more than
81, 900. short. A warrant has been issued
for his arrest, but the police have beer,
unable to find him. 80. :. : y g. -
Heisel formerly lived at Saltwater He
had been with the Driese company fol-
six years and was considered reliable,
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-22
NAVAL OFFICER At "U"
Captain Sigsbee Takes Look at Gopher
Seat OF Learning.

Seat Of Learning.
Captain Charles D. Sfgsbee was q Wis
ftor at the university this morning. He
delivered a short address to the students
in chapel. He was greeted with the uni
versity yell as he entered the room. He
was introduced by Governor Van SAINT,
who calle dattention to Captain Sigsbee's
successful career in the United States
navy.
Captain Sigsbee spoke chiefly concern
ing the rapid growth Of the navy and the
recent demonstrations Of it's value. He
also spoke interestingly of the working
Of a modern man-of-war and the Won
derful improvements made possible by the
use Of electricity. The battleship, he
said, had by no means reached It's high
est development.
hTe speaker and the Commercial Club
committee were entertained by the IA
Guilty for few minutes after the ad-
dress. ...... -.-..-4-s s,. '.--.. sss5..sr
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-22
Standard Pumpkin, 3-lb cans; aoc

Standard Pumpkin, 3-,b cans; aoc
B-ib can Standard Tomatoes, dozen
cans 96c
Good Table Peaches, dozen cans. 81 SO
Eastern Pears, dozen cans .......... vi ~
Pickled Beets, dozen cans . ..... CSC
Fancy Telephone Peas, dozen cans $7. ~
Early June Peas, dozen cans... sOc
Sliced Pineapple, dozen 2-lb cans. .$1 %
Kettle Rendered Lard, Id ............E TIC
Home e-made catsup, quart bottle 1Oc
Pure Jelly, 15c tumbler ............. 1oe
Large Queen olives, quart ........... 25c
Jumbo Sour Pickles, dozen ,...:.... l0c
Pearl Tapioca, lbs ................ 25c
Toilet Paper, 7 packages ............ 2oc
either Roll or Flat)
Parlor Matches, 1000 in box. ......... &c
Fine Japan Rice, lbs ........... S5c
Evaporated Apricots, ib. ............ &c
Large Evaporated Peaches, lb.. &c
Bottled olives, 15c size, Toe; a5c size 25c
Archer's Perfect Gloss and Corn
Starch, package ................. &c
Rlce Starch, package .......".... &C
10 lbs. Rolled Oats ................ 2oc
10-Ib sack Graham Flour ..-.... loc
1e lbs. best Granuiated Sugar. r...... ..S1 90
e8-Ib sack Yerxa's Extra Flour. -. .$1.95
DeviIed and Potted Ham and Tongue,
l4-Ib tins, &c can; dozen. ........... 45c
Home Made Bread, loaf ...."...... SC
Sweet Rolls, dozen ........... &c
Doughnuts, dozen &C
Almond Slices, dozen .............. &C
Moiasses Fruits, each ....".......... &c
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-22
Y r X A
CALL 353 CALL

Call $685. either telephone company will
yet our order department. 2"
Special attention given the smallest or
der. Prompt delivery guaranteed.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-22
PHI RHO SIGMA DINNER
Fraternity Of Haniine Medical College
Holds Its Annual Banquet
-Tha Snaakare

The fifth annual banquet Of the Phi
Rho Sigma medical fraternity Of Hamline
university was spread last night at the
Nioollet hotel. The toastmaster was DR..
Norman Driesbach: the toasts and speak
ers were: Medical Organization" DR..
George c. Barton; 1.-THE Student and
Dr. Leo M. Crafts; Surgery
Past Present and Future DR.. William j
Byrnes; "side Issues DR.. j. A. Watson
1.-The Physician in Every day Life" DIR. F
knights; What Is success?'' Dr. c. j
Pratt; MARKS DR.. r. M. Peters,. ;,.-
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-22
HANGED HIMSELF
John Phillip After Continued Heav,
Drinking Takes His Own

John Phillip, an old Austrian living on
the Bohemian flats in South Minneap-
oils, committed suicide last night by
hanging himself to a rafter in his attic
His wife discovered ls lifeless body and
notified Deputy Coroner H.. G. Irvine.
Phillip had been drinking heavily fol
several days and is said to have beer
despondentr because Of the belief that his
wife was too diligent in looking after the
comforts Of several boarders
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-22
AMONG BULLS AND BEARS
Captain sIgsbee Drops ln'' on chamhe

Captain Charles ID. Sigsbee was on
change this morning, accompanied by a
committee from the Comemrcial club.
The bulls and bears were much elated
over the visit of the hero Of the Maine and
while the captain shook hands in the
|center Of the floor the crowd in the pit
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-22

Your Hat Is Seen From Afar.
See that it is from "The Plymouth"
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-22
THE WEATHER PREDICTIONS

Everything That Is Good to Wear.
In one store at the plymouth Corner
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-22
SOL, $50 TO SPEND.
Board of Control Has That Much for
Buildings, Repairs and
Betterments.
$173,65O Is Left From Old Appro-
priations- -$27o, 800 From the
Omnibus Bill.

State institutions have $621, $50 to spend
on buildings, repairs and betterments dur
ing the year. Some of this is from old
appropriations unexpended, some Is made
available at once, and the larger part is
to be used during the fiscal year begin
ming Aug. /. Plans for this work will be
made at once and it will be carried thru
this summer. r
Old appropriations for the penal, cor
rectional and charitable institutions
amount to $l73,65O, and s270,so0 was made
available by the omnibus bill. The nor
NAL schools get $4,000, the university
/ s89 900 and the school Of agriculture
i $4,000.
The specific appropriations are as fol
| lows. ~ h..
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1903-07-21
Genuine Reduction Sale.

The enterprising firm of OFT Brothers
occupy two columns of the SPIRIT OF IEF-
FERsoN this week in advertising big re-
duction sale of shoes, straw hats, shirts,
neckwear, etc. 1t is almost unnecessary
for us 10 say that the gentlemen of this
firm have reputation of doing just
what they say. and when they advertise
a reduction sale, as in this instance, it is
by no means fake used to palm off a
sham upon the public-but the real
thing ltself-a sale OF genuine good arti-
cles of goods at the figures named, in
order to close out to make room for fall
stock. and those who fail to take advan-
tage of the same will miss rare oppor-
tunity to obtain needful articles at re-
markably low prices. In this connection
we may say that Messrs. OFT Brothers
have one of the finest shoe and mems
furnishing stores to be found outside of
the larger cities, carry the most complete
line in all departments. sell at reasonable
prices, (the same figures to ALL and are
prompt. courteous and accommodating
in word, one of our leading firms in
every particular. Bear in mind that nc
goods will be charged at the extremely
low prices advertised for this reduction
sale.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1903-07-21
Church Items.

| Services in St. James Catholic Church &c
Sunday of each month at $50 a. IN.
Rev L. r. Melbourne preached in the Bap-
list church at both services on Sunday,
| Rev. j. S. Alfriend preached in Zion
| Episcopal Church Sunday morning and con-
Quoted evening service.
Rev. DR.. John A. Kern, of Vanderbilt
University preached in the M. E. Church
South Sunday morning and evening.
Services in the M. e. Church South in
Charles Town every Sunday at II a. m. and
500 p. m; Bethany at p. m. on the list,
3rd and 5th Sundays
The pastor will preach at the morning
service of the Baptist Church next Sunday.
Mr. j NJ. Heidwohl will conduct the even
ing service, from to 8 o.c'ock
The annual reunion Of the Lutherans of
Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia, West
Virginia and District of Columbia, will be
held at Pen Mar, Thursday, July 90.
The lawn party at Mrs. G. B. LaRoyteaux
on last Tuesday evening was well attended,
and over $50 was realized and placed In the
treasury of the Baptist Organ Fund Society
The Sacrament of the Lords Supper was
administered in the Presbyterian church on
Sunday last, following preparatory services
held on Friday and Saturday preceding.
Rev, DR.. +. M. Woods, of Martinsburg. was
with the pastor during the meetings, preach
ing most acceptably One new communicate
was received into the church and two infants
We're baptized Sunday morning. Rev. DR..
Kern preached to the children in the chapel
Sunday afternoon.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1903-07-21

Wildey Lodge. No. II. |. o. o. F., ha.
elected the following officers for the en-
suing term: H. w. Wilmington, N. e.,
2. j. Whitmore, v. G.; John A. Emmert
9. S.; B. F. Dooley. F. S.; d. w. Ramey
Treas; Robt. Young, r. S. N. G.; John
Harrell, L. S. V. g.: Walter Glaize. L.
S. N. G.; G. E. Poisal, K. S. ". G.; Geo
Marstella, W; F. K. Beller, O. S. G.; A
G. Dooley, |. S. G.; Fl. l.. Ronemous,
G.; L. Allen, X. S. S.; A. v. Carney. L.
S. s.; w. H. Anderson. Chaplain w.
Il. Moler. lanitor.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1903-07-21
Boards Circulating Library

Are you enjoying the privilege of reading
the new books as they come out ? In oul
circulating iabrary we are constantly put
ting in the new books which in many cases
are too expensive to buy just for the reading
Among the latest we have added 1.-THE Cap.
tain's Toll Gate. by Stockton : Gordon
KEITH by Page, and g The Highway OF
Fate" by Rosa Carey. We have. most OF
the other popular books too, and for fifteer
cents week, or two weeks for twenty-five
cents, you can take out any book Come in
and look over the list. Many persons are
taking advantage of this convenience and
find it both pleasant and profitable
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1903-07-21
Combs-GIaize.

Mr.. G. Bradford Glaize. formerly OF
Charles Town. and Mrs. Lula Bryan
Combs, of Chattanooga. Tenn, were
merriad June 80. the ceremony being
performed in the Second Baptist Church
Chattanooga. the brides pastor. Rev. G.
B. Waller, officiating. After the cere-
mony the bridal party were driven to the
home Of the brides brother, Mr.. Walter
Bryan, where reception was rendered
the friends of the bride Mr.. and Mrs.
Glaize will live in Louisville, KY. The
groom is a son of Mr.. Edward Glaize, of
this place
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1903-07-21

A heavy blast set off in the Jail yard late
Tuesday afternoon sent shower Of rocks
in every direction, and for some little
time was the occasion for considerable
excitement in that neighborhood. "A
rock weighing ten pounds fell in front Of
the store Of Cooke & Phillips. crushing
into the brick sidewalk one dropped
through the tin awning Of las. W. Thorn
as, whilst many fell on the roofs Of the
Sadler building and other houses, and
many i'll the street for square distant
Mr. Geo. F. Walkers horse was famed
and wheel Of his buggy broken. and
Dave Woody, who was walking along
the pavement near Groves drug store
had cash cut across the back of his
hand. That the results were not OF a
much more serious character is almost a
miracle. Robert Bragg, who had charge
of the blasting. was taken before Mayor
Washington and fined $40 and costs. 1t
is gerhaps due to Mr.. Bragg to say that
he and Deputy Sheriff Burns immediate
~ endeavored, as far as possible, te re-
pair all damages caused by the blast.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1903-07-21

Our Semi-Annual reduction sale is now on
In conformity with our custom of never
carrying goods over from one season to am
other, we have made such liberal reductions
that will quickly clean our counters. Con
sidering the high grade Of our stock, and at
the prices we will quote you, makes this an
unusually money saving opportunity.
WV TX Any
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1903-07-21

The N.& w. R'y will run its big an
nual excursion to Conococ heague Camp
Meeting on Sunday, August 2. Train
will pass Charles Town going at 7.sI a.
m; returning leave camp ground at Q p
m. Fare for round trip. ST 50.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1903-07-21
Russeif~-M 0oIrick.

Married, at the residence Of Miss Mary
Cockreil. in this place, Wednesday even
ing, by Rev. ]. H. Wolff. Mr.. Charles
Hamilton Russell and Miss Daisy Seen
eta McGolrick. Mr.. Russell and bride
have taken the Hagiey house on West
Washington street. and will make their
home there.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1903-07-21

Deputy Constable Charles Mathena, of
this place, went to arrest man named
John Cogle, at Silver Grove. a few days
ago. when Cogle turned out a hive of his
fighting bees. Whilst Mr.. Mathena was
engaged with the bees Cogle made his
escape, Mr., Mathena meanwhile receiv-
ing number of vigorous stings.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1903-07-21

The well-known and enterprsng firm
Of Reed & Long have leased the elevator
and coal Yards Of Mr.. f. ]. Manning at
Charles Town. and will continue the bus
mess buying grain and selling feed.
coal. etc. Capt. c. E. Baylor, who is
experienced in this business. will have
charge of the place.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1903-07-21

The recent report Of the death of the
widow of the late Charles J. Manning is
untrue. A personal in a paper intended
to read that she had arrived" at Bridge
water was made to appear that she had
"died 2 at Bridgewater. Va.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1903-07-21

WANTED--sEVERAL INDUSTRIOUS
PERSONS in each state to travel .or house
established eleven years and with largee eapi-
tai. to call upon merchants and agents for
successful and profitable iiue. Permanent en-
gagement. Weekly cash salary Of ; and AL
travelling expenses and hotel bills advanced
in cash each week. Experience not essential.
Mention reference and enclose self-addressed
envelope. TIE NATIONAL, 334 Dearborn
ST., Chicago. Apr 2S-l6t.