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The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-11
STRUCK A BOULDER
Northern Pacific Passenger Engine
Derailed Near Saltwater,
Snecia1 to Tho Journal.

Special to The Journal.
Saltwater, Minn., April 1.-THE North
ern Pacific passenger train which left here
at 10:45 last night, struck a boulder when
a short way out The locomotive was
partly derailed. A switch engine hauled
the cars back to town and the track was
cleared and the train proceeded abut 2:3O
this morning.
Judge Doe has held John Etzlie to the
circuit court on a charge of stealing a
horse and buggy from r. D. Mckay of
Newport
pany left for st. Paul and will be engaged
sbetweens the st. Paul boom and Prescott.
The Cyclone cleared for the packet trade
between st. Paul and Wabasha.
All the churches will have special serv-
ices tomorrow in celebration of Easter
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-11
LORD HARRINGTON" OUT.
An English Scoundrel Who Is Free
to Prey on the Public
Again.
New York Sun Special Service

New York Sun Special Service.
. st. Louis, April 11.-'Lord Darlington :
whose real name is George Frederick
Neville Barton, will be released from the
workhouse .to-morrow after having been
confined there since Feb. 4, where he was
locked up to serve out q, fine of $500 inn.
posed by Judge Tracy Of the city hall
police court The fine was the conclusion
of Darlington s meteoric career in st.
Louis as an English lord, during which
he married Miss Grace Cochrane of KAN
sas City and was assaulted and beaten
by Miss Coehrane's brother, James f.
Cochrane, week after the wedding for
deceiving his sister.
j. g. McConkey, private secretary to
Mayor Wells prepared the order for Bar
rington's s release to-day by the mayor s
order. The superintendent Of the work
house states that his aristocratfcally
named charge has been q model prisoner.
He has been careful to conform to all the
rules and regulations Of the establishment
absolutely. ss
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-11
PORTER BROKE OUT
Pullman Car Travellers Have a
Smallpox Time.

Special to The Journal. &4
Johnstown, N. Y, April 1.-THE colored
porter of a Pullman car attached to an
east-bound Erie train was taken i'll at
Meadville last night and a message was
sent to this city for a physician to pre-
scribe for, him when the train arrived.
The examination showed. that he had
smallpox. The car was quickly quaran-
tined with all Of its passengers. It was
side tracked and, much against the pro-
test Of the passengers, was left here when
the train departed. Later it was attached
to another train The porter was placed
in another car by himself and remained
here under strict quarantine. All the pas
sengers submitted to vaccination.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-11
CROWN PRINCESS LOUISE
A Report That She Will Go Back to
~ Her Husband.

Berlin, April 11.-Crown Princess Louise
Of Saxony, who eloped on Dec. II with
Andre Giron. is to be reunited to her hus-
band, the Crown Prince Of Saxony next
week. The reconciliation is to be effected
for the sake of the dynasty and the chill
dren It is announced that the crown
prince will visit the crown princess at
Salzbourg next week and that they will
Immediately be remarked. It is reported
they have agreed to this course and have
pledged each other not to refer to the past.
A dispatch from Salzbourg confirms the
above, stating the reconciliation Is COM
plete.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-11
GRAND FORKS BUILDING
The Work of Construction May Be-
gin in the Fall, Perhaps. .

From The Journal Bureau, Room 4b, Post Build.
ing, Washington. .-,- -,
Washington, April IL Senator Hans
brough called at the supervising archi-
tect's office to-day and urged expedition
in the construction Of the new federal
building at Grand Forks. He was in
formed that the title to the property was
secured some time ago and a sketch of
the plans has ben prepared for submis-
sion to the cabinet board for approval.
This board consists of the secretaries of
the treasury and interior and the post
master general all of whom have subordi-
mates in the building. After the plans are
approved, it will take several months to
get out detail drawings owing to the press
Of work, but Supervising Architect Tay-
lor told Senator Hansbrough he thought
the contract for construction would be let
and possibly some work done on the
building. next fall. It will be completed in
the following season. -7a
Senator Hansbrough has accepted an in
vlftation to deliver an address at Flaxton
May 49, when the Norwegian societies will
celebrate their Independence Day.
III. C. Stevens.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-11
NOT WORKING roR HuxAn1rY

Riverside, Cal, April 11.-A peculiar condi-
tion Of affairs exists at Sherman institute the
government Indian school here. The appropria.
tion for the employment of teachers, proved to
be inadequate, and not wishing to labor for the
quit in body until July I, when more funds
will be available. In the meantime Superintend.
ent Harwood Hall and his wife are teaching the.
300 Indian boys and girls, assisted by num-
ber OF the older pupils.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-11
sHE WAS sURE OF AppLAusE.

New York Times.
That the theatrical claque is not confined to
OF doubt to the teacher who was drilling the
pupils for the exercises In one of the public
schools. ss & 9
The unresponsive bit Of femininity over whom
the amateur coach worked rejoiced in the
name of Sarah.
When Sarah began ito talk all her vocal organs
took joyful holiday and retired in favor Of her
nose. In vain the teacher begged and implored
Sarah still clQng to her monotone. Then the
teacher threatened.
Sarah. 2 she said, .if you don't try to do
better you will fail utterly and then how win
you feel?
..Oh they'll applaud me, Miss Brown, = re-
turned Sarah easily. Ny mothers goin, to give
my little brother Andy 10 cents, and IL he don {
begin clappin' the aninute sit down he { S5ins
to be strapped within an inch OF his Nfe.ss.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-11
mr.. CARNEGlE'S DREAM
Canada, the United States and
Great Britain Must Unite
as One Nation.

New York Sun Special Service.
Toronto, Ont, April 11.--Andrew Car
negie, in his reply to an invitation to at
tend demonstration Of Canad born
persons from all parts of the continent, to
be held in July, says:
" "That the people Of Canada and the
United States and Great Britain are to re-
main divided by boundaries with military
forces on one side or the other to protect
one from the other, Is not to be thought OF.
Some day they will come together and
move together in all International affairs.
Indeed, they will not be different nations.
They will be one politically as they are
fracfallv - <ss sTF
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-11
a F1JIAN TRAGEDY.
Baltimore News.

The cannibals had just completed their ar
srangements, consisting of kettle of hot water,
a box of toothpicks and missionary from
Boston.
s. The chieftaih asked the menu If he had any
thing to say
We'll. = replied the soup and entree, .'only
this: That 1t is apparent, no matter how much
good man tries to do in this world, some one
will come along and down him. = s5sss. IS
Which, being perfectly true, was withheld
from public tion.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-11
a DIscoURAGING DISCUSSION.
Il,.<,o olxlr u

The bartenders Of Chicago have or
ganized a total abstinence society. From
figures presented at the first meeting it
was shown that, fully one-third of the
bartenders and saloon owners Of the city
are abstainers. In many of the large sa-
looms the proprietors will not employ a
man who drinks. There are so many
things one might say about this. that one
is discouraged from saying anything.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-11
wARyEL OF MopERN sURGERY

The advance in surgery during thirty years 70
now asserting the possibility Of opening tie.
heart and dividing certain yalyular obstruction1
which threaten life In an . address deltyered at
college, Leeds Professor Mayo Robson said that.
when he was student it was thought that tho
SLIGHTEST wound of the heart must inevitably be
fatal. Cardiac surgery, however, has progressed
in the past few years to extent which 1s indi-.
no less than thirty-eight instances have ballet,
wounds. and stab wounds OF the heart BEEN.
stitched up There was recovery from the on
GRAFTON IA half Of the cases and complete cufa3
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-11

The fact that this decision against
monopoly was rendered under the old
antitrust law is not likely to receive
much attention in the public mind.
It is enough for the masses of the 4
people to know that Mr.. Roosevelt
and Mr.. Knox have grappled with the
railroad trust and the beef trust,
and beaten them in thezcolirts 81
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-11
The Hague Government Not Turned
From It's Purpose by the
Demonstration.
The Anti-Strike Bills Are Passed
and Signed by the Queen
To-day.
Socialists Are Busy Making Use Of
the Events Of the Last
Few Days.

The Hague. April 11.-At an urgent
sitting of the first chamber of the Neither
lands parliament to-day the anti-striks
bills previously adopted by the second
chamber were passed unanimously.
Queen Wilhelmina Immediately sane
toned the bills, which forthwith became
effective. The militia remains under
arms and is guarding the railroads
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-11
sCHLEY Is SICK
Too Much Strenuous Banquet Life
in the Northwest.

Chicago, April 11.-Read Admiral Win
field Scott Schley is i'll with the grip at
the Auditorium hotel. He arrived in Chi
cago last evening and Immediately went.
to bed, complaining Of severe pains in
the back Of the head and down his spine.
His trip through the west, banquets all
most every night and frequent long
speeches have brought him to the verge
of nervous exhaustion. 8
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-11

breast and legs Of one Of the patients were
shown as proof that he had been kicked
by the attendants and it was developed
that shower baths were also used as
means of punishment, the patients being
held while cold water was allowed to- drip
on them. Two attendants, after being
closely. questioned, admitted that they had
kicked and choked patients, but stated
that they had been forced to do so in self
defense, as they had been attacked. K. ).
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-11
MYSTERIES OF PAsTIMEs
The Field.

The philosophy of the success and fail
ure of games invites speculation Why
3croquet disappeared and revived again,
and what planet governed the sudden cul-
mination of golf in its old age, may be
discussed ad inf1nitum; but there is sure
" some main principle which will explain
the extraordinary recent rise of hockey
compared with the glacier-lilxe progress
Of the very fine game of lacrosse, together
with the utter unattractiveness Of inn
ported American baseball.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-11
CAMPAIGN OF
ASSASSINATION.
81, -, - s :.
Conditions Bordering on Anaychy
Are Prevailing in the Vicinity
Of Monastir.
Fears Of Complications With Russia
Are Expressed at Constan-
tinople.
The Situation in the Balkans Is Con-
sidered Graver Than It
Has Been.

b.. Constantinople, April 1.-THE news Of
the death of M. st. Cherbina, the Russian
consul at Mitrovitza, European Turkey,
who was shot by an Albanian sentry re-
Gently at that place, has greatly alarmed
the authorities here, who, as a result, an
ticipate complications with Russia.
Consular reports from Monastir show
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-11
AN ILLEGAL
COMBINATION.
The ST. Louis Courts Order the Mas
ter Plumbers Association
Dissolved.
Said to Be TN Restraint Of Trade
"A Monopoly Of the Plumb
ing Business. :
The Packing Combine Is Said to Be
Going On Notwithstanding
the Decision.

st. Louis, April l1.-Acting in conform
ity with the instructions of the ST. Louis
court Of appeals, Judge Horatio Wood OF
the circuit court yesterday held that the
association of master plumbers OF st.
Louis was an illegal combination. 1t is
held that it was organized to maintain and
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-11
THE MODERN RENDERING.
Comfort

COm10ff.
The old adage. Where there's a will:
there's a way is now out of date The
new rendering Of the old saw goes thus:
Where there a will there's q law -suit. :,
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-11
CENTRAL DEBATING LEAGUE

. Won Last Night by North
western Of Evanston. s.
Chicago, April 11.-Northwestern Uni
versity last night won the championship
in the Central Debating league, defeating
the University Of Chicago, 2 to l.
The league is composed Of the Univer-
stiles Of Minnesota, Michigan, Chicago
and Northwestern. Prior to last nights
debate Northwestern had defeated Minne-
sofa and Michigan had lost to Chicago.
The question under debate was:
Resolved that United States senators
people.
Northwestern took the negative and Chi
cago the affirmative.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-11

that the conditions of anarchy prevailing
there are becoming more acute Assas-
sinations of both Christians and Mussel-
mans are increasing. In the. district of
Prileh during the past week no less than
fifty: Christians were killed by Mussel-
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-11
FICTIoN REApINc TN posroN

James NJ. Whitney, the retiring librarian Of
the Boston public library, says that the craze
for fiction in this country is subsiding and that
the people as q whole. are reading more serious
works. Maybe so-in Boston. s.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-11
JUST IMAGINE.

Harvard LampoOn. ss
Rabbit Hunter-Do, you like birds?
Bird Hunter-Sure! love 'em!
Rabbit Hunter-TIlen eat my rabbit for
Ia rlr
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-11
TOO LATE
Harvard Itampoo11. ].

My goodness gracious, little boy do
you smoke cigars" z" /,
No need OF yer hintin' lady; de butt
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-11
AS FROM THE DEAD
Norman Bectwith. Lost for Twenty-Five
Years, Returns to His Home
at Marsh ailtoWn,

Special to The Journal.
Marshalltown, Iowa, April 11.-Norman
Beckwith, who disappeared twenty-five
years ago and was supposed to be dead,
has been returned to this city thru an
advertisement He is one Of the heirs
to an estate which owns land on which the
new government building is to be erected
His mother is still living here.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-11
CERTAINLY NOT.

CERTAINTY NOT.
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Here's more trouble. There's been an
over production of 100000 barrels Of
SALT
.'Well, you can't call that fresh
trouble.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-22

Fate at times works some strange
ironlcs.
Mr.. MclIugh, an Irish member OF par.
lament. some years ago brought for
wari bill Tor the amendment OF the
law relating TO contempt OF court Be- IRE.
land and was SOM uftcrwnrd sentenced
to thrso months imprisonment Tor that
ofrense. Mr Mctiugts Din WIS seut to
him In proof form while be- was under.
going hts sentence and revised 10 ISL.
mainham JAIN.
Two oonyicis were executed ut the
Ichgaya prison in Japun. and one ~
them as be- assembled the guillotine no.
marked that he had built &c himself
while serving sentence Tor larceny
two years before
A few years ago u story came from q
town IN SnIordshlrc England. " a
man who took his dog 20 the river 10
drown IL IN order TO save the expense
Of license. but slipped and was
drowned himself, while the dog 70
turned home.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-22
.,rnnsr rremnnlllsn OF uealh.

A sound ike distant oli ~ drums
or a carriage driving up to th" door Is
supposed tp forcrun events uf impor.
tancc len several families
A well known member of thc house
~ lords. iu whose family the ghostly
sound ~ wheels d, said to ,hr signal
OF death. heard 10 one evening when he
was dining with r. number ~ Turf club
friends. many 81 whom ARE suli alive.
Immediate ihc sound came to h',
ears be- sent servant Go $50 what ear.
riage had driven mp 10 the door The
servant returned and told him that uo
carriage was to be- seen.
After a moments silence Lord -
said calmly.
Then 10 IL my hrarsr
Of course his friends imagined him
be- joking who would take ,uch a 90.
mark seriously
hut Lord go died shortly aftrrwlrd
Is &C possible that such warnings real.
~ occur IN some families or docs 'rli
ton work W powerfully on Tho lmae
nation ~ those whom n concern, ass
bring about their deathi
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-22
MONSTER OF
a WFVL FORM.
Horribis r,fnSed Bear Chat
-Hppsared In an IotDa
ToUn.

The town OF Van Meter. la. contain.
fng 1000 persons. is terribly wrought
Ap by what Is described as horrible
monster. The thing. whatever Il Is.
put in an appearance one night about
three weeks ago. U. q. Gritnth. an
implement dealer. drove into town at
I o'clock n. IN. and saw what seemed to
by an electric search light on Maher &
Gregg,s store. While he gazed II sailed
across TO another building and thcu
disappeared.
His story was not believed next day.
But the following night pr. A. G. OIL
colt. who sleeps In his Office on the
principal lstreet, was awakened by a
bright light shining in his face.
lie grabbed shotgun and ran out.
side the bpIlding. where he saw a mon
ster seemingly half human aud half
beast. with great batllke wings. A
dazzling lIkht that fairly blinded him
came froui blunt hornlike protuber
snce in the middle Of the animals fore
head. and II gave or Supplying odor
that almokt overcame him
The Doctor discharged his weapon
and fed into his office. barring doors
and windows. and remained there in
abject terror until morning.
Peter Dunn. cashier OF the only bank
In the town. fearing bank robbers.
loaded a repeating shotgun with shells
flled with buckshot and prepared 10
guard his funds next night AZ =
o'clock he was blinded by the presence
Of High; OF great intensity.
kventt,llly he recovered his senses
sufficiently to distinguish the monster
and hF1 through the window. The
plate fl1ss and sash were torn out and
the monster disappeared. Next morn
ing imprlnts Of great three toed feet
were disccrnible in the soft earth. Plas-
ter casts OF them were taken.
That night DR.. %. Y White saw the
monster climbing down a telephone
pole. using a bcak much IA the manner
Of a parrot As II struck ;he ground Il
seemed 20 travel In leaps Ike a kan.
CARGO. using Us huge. featherless wings
TO assist 10 gave on no light. lie
fred at 70. and be believes be wounded
Il. The shot was followed boy an over
towering odor sidney Gregg. attract
I'd by the shot. saw the monster tying
away.
But the climax came the following
night The whole town was aroused
by this time Professor Martin prln.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-22

oLCOrr uurLD ~ ArrNLLINu HoNsrnl
cipsl m the s.hool-. decided that from
the description it Vas au iniedilu,mu
animal
shortly after midn- ht l. rutt
foreman ar the brick plant, heard %
peculiar sound Doc 600 abandoned coal
mine. and ls thc mru bad cp,rlrd 70
similar sound before badly OF yoIua.
tcor, started ln investigation rrcs
emily thr monster emerged from ihr
shaft accompanied by % smaller one
A score uf Shots wore u-cd without "
feet
The Who'll, town uas aroused aud 20
vigil vI. maintained tIo rest OF ihc
night bat without result until just 90
dawn. when tIc two mur~.ur, return
cd aul disappeared down thr shaft
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-22

All kinds aud colors In wool threads
for fancy work AZ Coulter's. jOO
5S inch black broadcloth finish
suiting at Sic az Coulter's 3lO
Tom Davidson went % Waco yes
terdoy to spend Sunday.
Miss Emma Cloud Of Kurten was
in the city yesterday.
Mrs. ;. G.. Hoyle returned 10 San
Antonio yesterday.
t3. ~ black skirt all wool for 250
at COultsr's. 30
]. NJ. Lawlcss was here from Macy
yesterday.
Extra large turkey roastors AZ
COulter's. 30
John Brown aud g.. W. Maxwell
were here from Griuirs county yes
terday
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-22

W. Il. and J Il. Majors have re-
turned from Brownwood where the
former went some time ago forthe
benefit Of his health. He is
much improved aud says he feels
fine, and will probably remain some
time.
ID. r. Holland, Thomas Smith, T.
=. Simpson, John Riley, J. 4. Jones,
ID. u. Floyd, j. Il. Smith, w. Il.
English. Prof. r.. T.. Marriott, J. w
Massey and John Martin were in
town yesterday.
The Ladies Home Journal makes
n Christmas present that gives pleas
ure every month in the year! Give
the Methodist ladies your subscrip-
tiOn. Sol
Read the /. 4 q. y. excursion al
on the fourth page of this paper and
go 20 Austin 10 see the great Thanks
giving football game between the
A. a NJ. College and Varsity. 3O3
Supt Il. o. Allen requests the
Eagle 10 announce that the Metho-
dist Sunday school will open this
morning AT $3.50 o'clock sharp.
John Ferguson, Rev. s. n. Nc
Chung, Anon Williams, Lee An
drews and Devalson buchanan were
here from Harvey yesterday.
-. a. Higgins. John Sabo. viii
Cloud, Geo. Edge, j. w. Sheppard
and Henry Sheppard of Kurton
were In the city yesterday.
SaNony yarn,
Ice wool.
Split Zephyr,
Shetland iloss.
At CCultor's. 30O
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-22
CARD.

desire for my friends~and the
public generally TO know that my
duties as Tax Collector of Brazos
county, will not in any way interfere
with my Insurance Business. have
competent help in both offices. and
am in n position 10 give each the
personal attention It requires.
Very respectfully,
R3 Geo. \. Adams.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-22
aides

We can again give you your size In
those $50 and $3.50 Shoes.
aO Webb Bros
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-22

.opel Is engagement at the
! !. !. J. !. !. !.
fnChe Otto Krause
Dres will b9 Introduced each
ut by the Wo3d Sisters, Gordon
- Dowell, Babk Hope Wallace,
N sic Baker and others.
ID the past few years repertoire
companies have improved wonder
fully, and these days ssu find "A COM
pany playing repertoiI ~ is equal
IA many OF the sggregations that
ask 81 admission, but of the Otto VI.
Krause Big Company even more
can b. said.
Prices %, 80 ana so cents. Ladies'
free Monday night, with paid rs or 70
cents ticket Season tickets six
nights and matinee $3.50
Webb Bros. have just received
their third shipment Of Krippendorf-
Dittman ladies shoes-prices - o.
,o 500. 100
Leave your bundles or orders for
first class laundry work at the Ex-
change Shaving Parlor. Phone No.
9iS. 302
Howell Bros, are unloading their
ear Of canned goods consisting Of 133
cases or 1870 dozen cans or 1870
cans. 40
Three Special Values:
our 500 Wrap
7.5O
3OO Webb Bros.
Don't wait too long to order your
Thanksgiving Turkey. Good tur-
keys are high. Howell Bros. D4
Subscribe for the Ladies Home
Journal and Saturday Evening Post
through the Methodist ladies'. aOi
Found-A bunch Of live keys on
ring with bone tag but no name on IT,.
Can be had at Eagle office. 30O
Mark Wilcox aud John Beard
were here from wiNon yesterday.
Miss Bessie Gibson Of the convent
is visiting her parents at Calvert.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-22
krause's Biz Company.

Commencing next Monday night,
he OFT Krause Big company will
,pep( Is engagement at the
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-22

ITO krause
TO theatre
ling played
:, each time
I plays and
IN the man
ger company
biV aueeialtv
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-04-16
In this article / have endeavored

In this article / have endeayored
to show the benefits received from
the n. ID. q. by more than five mil
lion fathers who are milking cows.
and whose incomes have been Grip
pied for years by twenty-seven
multi-millionaire manufacturers of
oleo. This precious bunch of
cotlnterfeiters in butter are willing
to pay thousands of dollars to eyade
the color clause in the oleo law.
which would enable them to con-
tinue to sell their product for what
it is not. -.
In view of the fact you can not
name legitimate industry in the
United States whose suscess does
not hinge upon the success of the
farmer, why should not the farmer
demand of all legislative bodies,
both state and national, protection
against counterfeits of their pro-
ducts! Jas. A. Harris,
In the Owatonna Journal.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-04-16

Certain Cure For Chilblains.
Shake into your shoes Aliens Foot
Ease, a:powder. 1t cures Chilblains,
Frostbites, Damp, Sweating, Swollen
feet. At all druggists and Shores,
Csc, 2-12-6