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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-12-30
DELHI.

Willis Holder is taking John Stew :
arts place on the farm these days,
The show which should have come
to town last week did not show up.
Mr.. Henry Rivers has been visiting
with relatives at Westbtook the past
week.
Miss Mae Scott of Renville is visiting
with her sister, Mrs Fred Tibbetts, this
week
The Misses SADIE and May Stewart
left for the eastern part of Iowa, last
Thursday.
Ernst Lagerstrom, who is attending
college in Minneapolis, is nome during
the holidays.
The Misses Chrissie and Joan Steven
son are spending their vacation with
their parents.
Messrs. Wallace and Soutbwick of
Redwood, attended the services here n
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Tenia Anderson left for ST PAU
Xmas day, where she intends to spend
week among friends
The ladies of the Lutheran church
gave Christmas festival in the LOGON
hall, on Saturday evening.
John NJ. and John l.. Stewart left
for Ireton on Wednesday, to spend the
holidays with relatives and friends.
The meetings in the church, which
are being conducted by student
band, are proving very interes,
ting and profitable.
The entertainment given in the
church Christmas eve, by the Sabbath
school was pronounced success.
There was Christmas tree, and treat
+! for everyone.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-12-30
Annual Meeting Notice. W
jewelers. Sell 1t for $3.50.

NNHE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE RED
l. wood Falls Farmers Elevator Com
pany will hold their annual meeting at the
court house, Redwood Falls, on Tuesday
afternoon. Jan. 18th, at l D. m. All stock
holders are urged to be present.
r. E. FULLER.
21-2 Secretary.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-12-30

AS riches and favor forsake a man we
discover him to be fool, but nobody
could find it out in his prosperity.
swers.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-08

without due process of law, and if the statute
contemplates such a procedure the statute it
The State board also failed to give the re-
spondent corporations such a hearing as due
process of law required.
John c. Tomlinson and Edward ]. Kohler, for
the New-Amsterdam Gas Company, argued
that a special franchise considered as dis
tinct piece of property was in no proper or
legal sense capable of valuation. constitu-
tional requisite of all ad valorem taxation. they
held that the species of property to be
assessed must admit of rational or substan-
TALLY accurate valuation.
Attorney General Cunneen, who alone and
single handed met this brilliant force of the
strongest legal talent which the corporations
could summon to their aid, in his concluding ad-
dress. which closed the dav's argument, rldi-
cued especially the proposition of the opposing
counsel that the special franchises were in
capable of accurate valuation.
TT occurred to me- counsel were reiter-
atiny this contention" said t1r. Cunneen. that
if the city of New-York should suddenly and
arbitrarily revoke these franchises and seize
the property | could imagine these gentlemen
replying to their corporation clients, You have
no redress because ii is impossible TO estimate
the value of the franchises which they have
taken away
functions of local officers had peen nodlned or
taken away entirely. az
Il challenge these respondents" said he, Ito
cite one single instance in which a statute has
been held invalid merely because 1t took aWiV
functions from local officers. Local officers
have no functions except such as they get from
legislation And the power of legislation is in
the legislature"
He argued that assessment is the final cul-
mination of a series of acts, and consists in the
approval of the assessment rolls. which are
made up from many sources of fnforma ton.
Why may not the legislature say to the local
assessors: Your conclusive source of fnforma-
ton to the value of these special franch1ses uses
is the valuation fixed by the State Board of Tax
Commissioners
New-York tribune., 1903-04-08
MANY ON THE WAITING LIST.
Excellent Work of the General Society of
Mechanics and Tradesmen.

The one hundr ed and seventeenth annual report OF
the General Society of Mechanics and Tradesmen
shows progress In many departments of this old
ganization. especially in the educational depart
nent The number of students has increased from
554 $50 since the last report The lack of class
and lecture rooms has made it necessary to put
about four hundred and fifty men and boys on the
waiting list but in the autumn, when the school
formally opens il is expected the congestion Will
be relieved.
The number of visitors TO the reading rooms
has increased 5.9i6 for the year In the year 25io
volumes added the library.
The sinking fund Of the society noW amounts to
more than $l7.U1 The action OF the society In
lberalizing the requirements for membership is
operating to increase the membership.
on May l3 1902, occurred the one hundredth ami
versary Of the society ownership of NO 259 Broad
way where the Varick Building stands. ON that
day the building was decorated profusely and an
explanatory inscription placed on the front
This society organized November II. i1S5,
by twenty-five mechanics II is a modnca ton OF
the European guilds II incorporated In l!s3.
q charter being granted by the legislature This
New-York tribune., 1903-04-08
SPEAKER NIXON ON BRIBERY.
In Formal Statement Says He Cannot In
vestigate Corruption on Hearsay.

Albany April 7-Speaker Nixon and other Assem-
bv leaders say they take little stock in the rumors
in circulation that Assemblyman George H. Clark
has evidence ir his possession that would warrant
him in asking for the appointment OF a committee
10 Investigate the stories of legislative bribery and
corruption that have circulated during the last few
DAYS Speaker Nixon made the following statment
tonight:
1t has reported in various papers that |
intend insisting upon an investigation OF so-caleo
attempts at bribery in connection with various
kinds OF legislation in various committees. Ihs is
entirely wrong. ! have never said anything Of the
kind What | have said has been TO the erect ina I
if sufficient evidence furnished me or furnished
70 this House which charges might be brousnt
or an investigation initiated. doubt TINS Woulo
rrountIy he done have said that II evidence or
a Character that would warrant a grand jury IN
dieting a man were presented to the Assembly no
douht action weud and should be taken But we
cannot he expected, We willing, 10 accuse
any man or take any radical steps upon mere near
x.y There has been a great deal OF taking IN
The air do not believe these irresponsible rurlors
and reports If there is anything TO them let those
who know about IL come forward.
legislative leaders and politicians about the Cap
itoI point out there is no larger LOBBY thah
usual here at the present time. and the bulk OF
lobby consists OF lawyers who are retained pro
fessonally to look after the interests OF the COT
poratons who their clients.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-08
What Is Going On To-day.

Circus Madison Square Garden
Farmers Club and Horticultural Section Of the American
Institute meeting discussion Of The ndevet,
oped Lands of Long Island and Their Possibilities
No 10 West Forty-fourthst. 23O p m
Public lecture by Eugene A. Phbin on The District
Attorneys ONCE Earl Hall, Columbia University
i30 p. IN.
Commencement exercises Of the NewYork Trade school,
SIxtv-seventh-st. ard Ffrst-ave-. s:15 p M
Commissioner Monroe addresses Central
Republican Club Of the XXXIst District, lenOx ave
and one hundred and twenty seventh st, p. M
American Chemical Society New-York Section meeting
Jos West Fifty-ffth- St $40 p m
Sphinx Club dinner Waldorf evening
Free lectures of the of Education. p. M
school No So 430 West Fifteth-st.. What Vac
cnatcn Has Done for the World. DR.. Charles Nc
DoweI; Alfrsd Corning Clark Neighborhood House
Cannon and Rtvngton Germs: How They Act
Raron de H!rrh Trade School. No 222 East Sixty
folrh-st. Quantity Of Heat and Melting and Boil
ing Professor William Halock; Cathedral school
Hail No Iii East Fiftieth-st. Paris and Its Peo-
pie Ernest r Holmes; Great Hall. Cooper lnsti-
fute w ,rld Making; the Nebuar Hypothesis. Pro
lessor Robert Prentiss; East side House Settle
merit Seventy-six md East River. Patriotic
of Miss Charlie Runals; Mariners
Over-st. Chatham Square spain
William Freeani; Bartholomew's Lyceum Hail.
No aO5 Fast Forty-sccond-st "A Trip to Central
r West One-hundred and twenty nth st, Electricity
in Motion: Its Inductive Effects Professor e r.
and Lexington Electric Railways" w
Ker; Young Mems Institute. No. 222 Bowery. New
York Harbor.' H. F. Sherwood.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-08
CHILD LABOR BILL ENDANGERED.
Because of the Nine Hour Amendment, Says
Fred S. Hall.

Albany, April THE advocates Of the child labor
bills are much disturbed to-day over the action OF
the Senate last night in amending the bill applying
TO mercantile establishments in first class cities
and making the time limit nine instead OF ten
hours for while the amendment is apparently IN
the line of the purpose Of the bill 1t is believed by
the friends Of proposed legislation that 1t means
its defeat Fred S Hall. secretary OF the ChlId
Labor Committee OF the State. said to-day:
This amendment by Senator McClelland would be
very acceptabe to us for would much prefer
nine hours TO zen. but for the fact that the amend
Tnent would very likely prevent the passage or the
hill We would be very glad 70 accept the, Dill
with the ten hour provision. We earnestly nope
tbaT the senate may reconsider its action of last
night and trust that when Senator McCIelland
ecinding the action so that the bill may to the
Governor who we believe. will sign It.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-08
PARKER CONDEMNS LAWS DELAY
In Case of Triola, the Murderer, the Judge
Shows How the State Suffers.

Albany April THE Court Of Appeals To-Day
affirmed the Judgment of conviction OF murder
in the first degree found against Antonio Ir1oia'
of New-York City. Triola was convicted OF the
murder CT Mamie Cirol whom he shot whlle
she was out walking with her mother ana d
man named Sorrentino Jealousy was given as
the motive.
Triola was convicted in May, 19ol, and Chle1
Judge Parker. in an opinion con1ir1nhg the
conviction, calls attention to the long delay III
the presentation of this case to the Court OF
Anneals whereas the evidence of the defendant s
guilt is conclusive, and errors were committed
in the trial The opinion says that II is the duty
of the court to condemn these unreasonable de-
laws which cause so much unnecessary expense
To he
New-York tribune., 1903-04-08
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Tuesday, April z, 1908.
ARRIVED

steamer Cymric tBrp. Thompson. Liverpool March %
and Queenstown White Star Line with s. cabin
iiT5 steerage passengers mails and mdse Arrived at
the Bar at S:52 a M. 49, -, - !,
Atlantic Transport Line. with IS
cabin malls and mdse Arrived at the Bar at
steamer Paula 1Ger) Hettmeyer. Aarhuus March IS and
shields IS TO Phillip Ruprecht Arrived at the Bar at
steamer Belgravia (Ger) Mey erdiers. Hamburg March
29s steeraGe passengers and dss. Arrived the Bar
stcamsr Southwark (Brp Dom. Antwerp March a. TO
tho International Marine Co. with - cabin and
e95 passengers anu muse ri'eu at ING bd at
II 25 y III. April O. .
Steamer Kroonland Doxrud Antwerp March IS. to the
Mercantile Marine Co, with 1s9 cabin and
32l seerage passengers. mail and mdse Arrived the
St4amer BaIliia GtaD Schiappacasse Naples March 2
to FInch Fdye with LOGS steerage passengers and
mdse Arrive the Bar at 3;45 p m.
steamer Brighton Nor. Krohg Port Antonio March "a
10 the L ntcd Fruit Co. in ballast
steamer Mexico. Havana April 4. TO James f
Ward & Co 1Oi passengers. mails and mdse- Ar
al Bar at l2:45 m
Cardon Howick. Guantanamo March -
and santiago via Delaware Breakwater April g. TO W
d with Arrived al the Bar at ssS m
steamer Princess Tapley. Newport News and Nor
folk TO the Dominion IS Co. with passengers and
StcamrT El vae Grant Galveston April 2 10 John T
Van Sickle with nilse. Passed IN Sandy Hook T:4S
m.
Steamers Well. city tBr). for Bristol. Lsckawanna
tr). Southampton Ripplinsham Orange Bri
Fremantle Adelaide sydney. etc; Casilda tSr. Monte
Video. Buenos Ayres etc katahdin. Georgetown tsnd
anchored in sandy Hook BAY: Kaiser Wilhelm
Crosse Ger Bremen Plymouth and Cherbourg: Ctta
oi Napoli Utah. Naples and Genoa
New-York tribune., 1903-04-08
NEW-YORk CITY.

Woodlawn Cemetery: The monument in question
was erected and finished by me in 1885. eight years
ago in memory Of my wife, who died on September
s. 1893
James H Rogers's new cantata. The Man of
Nazareth" will be sung by the quartet choir of
the Second Collegiate Reformed Church of Harlem.
One-hundred-a d-twenty-th -third-st. and L6nox-ave.
ats special service Good Friday evening.
There will be q meeting of the American In
stit1te of Social Service the National Arts Club
No 81 West Thrty-fourth st. this afternoon tc
upon questions of International Importance and
other topics of current business
President f. T. Jeffery. of the Denver and Rio
Grande Railroad. will deliver address at the
closing exercises of the evening classes of the
West Side Young Mems Christian Association, No
3l8 West Fifty-seventh-st.. this evening.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-08
TO PREVENT SEWER INTO HARBOR. !.
Bill for Commission to Investigate New-Jer-
sey's Plan of Polluting the Bay.
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.I

Albany April 7.-Senator Stewart, of Ithaca,
chairman of the Senate Committee Public
Health had conference with Governor Odell to-
dav in regard to the action of the legislature of
Neu,-rarsev recently in passing the bill which per-
mits of the construction Of great sewer from the
State of New-Jersey far into NewYork Harbor.
thus permitting the emptying of sewage into the
barhor Senator Stewart said, after his consulta-
ion with Governor Odel that the latter suggested
that commission of five persons should be ap
pointed to consider the subject.
"A bill will be drawn up authorizing the Cover
nor to appoint such commission the Senator
added '.and | shall introduce 1t tomorrow and
ask that Il Immediately be sent to a third reading.
Among other things the bill will authorize the
members of the commission to have correspondence
and negotiations with the authorities of New-Jer-
sew about the construction of this sewer and learn
whore il will be placed in New York Harbor."
New-York tribune., 1903-04-08
CANAL BILL SIGNED.
Gouernor OdeU Is Congratulated by
Friends of the Measure.
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUSE.l


Albany April 7-Governor Odell has signed the
bill of Senator Davis for the improvement OF the
chief canals of the State The bill is cofnfnonly
known as the thousand ton barge canal act
Accordingly the people at the polls next November
will vote on the proposition to bond the "'a'e W
the extent of $lO1 OoO 900 for this Improvement
The Governor signed the bill in the presence u
Senators Davis and Hill, of Erie ConIltS' ""o
have so steadily supported the various proJects loi
improving the canals of the state u ~ Ia ~ n'
j. John 7 D Treror. of the Greater Ne"-1orh
80, ,esooia+ion and H d Dumont and s. G
Mead of the Merchants Association
The bill was brought out to the Governor iron"
the safe of the executive chamber. ana "a as ne he
took up his pen he Sald: 0el'l'ii' ~
going do the act , ,o5 tho hill, Senator
1,a,-ts graened mis- right hand and said: i cor
ratmafe You Governor. and also the people OF llls
State of New-York Others present also exp e0'ou
their satisfaction over the Governors acuoI, .ho
The pen used by the Governor IN slghis @ Sresi eso
oct viii be given to Henry B. Heberl, tnt paS9l-
dent Of the Greater New-York Canal Assocla'ioA
New-York tribune., 1903-04-08
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ALBEMARLE-C. J. Bonaparte, OF Baltimore;
F1FTH AVENUE-Congressma H. H. Powers OF
vermont GILsEY-John NJ Eagan presRdssnN5 ESD sNDd OF
Captain A H Davis of London. HOFFMAN,
Colonel A B. Andrews. of North Carolina @ @HOL.
IAND-Wfllidm Beach Olmsted, of Pomfret, Conn.
H. D. Porteous OF Liverpool; DR.. +. F. McCon-
nell United States Marine Hospital Service: conn
A Strong. of Manchester. England lMPERlAi<--
Colonel F j Ludington of Waterbury, Gonn; mr. Col
r. S Peabody of Boston. NANARRE-GeoTge Il
Ketcham. of Toledo. NETHERLANDaJudse r
s Smith of Scranton; H. A. Sayles. of Pawtucket-
VICTORIA-Frank r. COnger Of Washington
WALDORF-Judge Thomas r. PurneE; of RaIesn.
\ C.: a Bleecker Banks. of Albany; John Sksiton
Williams president of the Seaboard Air Line Rali-
of Richmond.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-08
SPECIAL TYPE FOR BILLS.

Albany April TN the Assembly to-day Howard
ConklIng Of New-York. introduced bill providing
that all legislative bills shall be engrossed by bens
printed upon a specially designed type selected Tor
the purpose by the clerks Of the Senate ana AS
sembly. The clerks are to make application lot
patent for such type which Is to become the prop
erty State The of such type oE others
than State is made unlawful. the penaltY neihs
not more than sl,e9 fine and six months inipflSoh-
Inent. The Of 5000 is appropriated TO carry
out the provisions Of the act.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-08
GEORGE ". DUNN A TRUSTEE.
Chairman of Republican State Committee
Again Chosen by Governor

Albany April 7.-Governor odell sent to the SEN
ate to-day these appointments: Trustees OF the
New-York Soldiers and Sailors Home George w.
Dunn Of Broome; Charles A. Orr. of Erie; Clinton
A McDougalI Of Cayuga: Denton Mcconnell. of
Steuben: Joseph a. Goulden. of New-1ork, all OF
whom were reappointed. and H s Finch. Of Tioga'
in place Of Edward ". Rogers; Nathaniel +. Pond,
of Monroe in place of Thomas w. Ford; Henry A
Burnhans, OF Onondaga, TO succeed John Crane.
Fred A Lyman appointed a trustee or the
Syracuse Institution for Feeble Minded Chlldreh III
MACE of Milton Delano.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-08
AN ADIRONDACK COMMISSION.

Albany, April An Adirondack forest commits
sion is provided for under the provisions of bill
introduced to-day by Senator Malby.
The commission is to be corposed of five mem
hers appointed by the Governor. They are to serve
without pay with secretary at $500 year Five
thousan nd dollars is appropriated fer expenses and
the commission is to report before February l. 1914
what amount of lands it is necessary to acquire to
nrntect Adirondack forest and watershed.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-08
HEARING ON GAS PLANT BILL.

Albany April AT the second hearing on the
Elsberg bill permitting the city of New-lork to
establish its lighting plant which was given
this afternoon by the Senate Cities Committee the
principal argument in favor of the bill was pre-
scented by Commissioner Robert 9. Monroe. Mr.
Monroe repeated most of the points he made week
ago before the Assembly Committee.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-08
FLANAGAN TO DIE FOR MURDER

Albany. April THE Court OF Appeals to-day al
frmed the conviction of Arthur Flanagan, who was
sen+anced to the electric chair for the murcer of
Hugh McGovern. keeper in the Seventh District
Prison New York City. Flanagan and another
nrisoner attempted escape, and in the attempt
Flanagan hit McGovern with an iron bar and
caused his death. This occurred on October -.
1000 FLANAGAN convicted in September. 1901.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-08

Albany April 7.-Ahraham Gru.1er and Assembly
rna,l Isidor Cohn beaded delegation OF proprietors
of irstalment establishments before Governor Ode
to-day and spoke in opposition tie bill OF sena-
tor Elsberg which provides that body execution
shall be issued against person for i"iIETc 10 nay
instalmcnts. unless the value Of t. .pfo2rfF N
a iae favor Of the Jill Governor ode no actlon
New-York tribune., 1903-04-08
SHOE FIRM ASSIGNS.

Boston April THE shoe manufacturing firm
of George NJ Coburn & Co. with factories In this
CITY and Medway. Mass, has made assignment
70 Lewis T. Bartlett. of the National Exchange
Bank and NJ T. Clough of the National Shawmut
The liabilities estimated at $500 900.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-08
FOR TWO MORE BROOKLYN JUSTICES.

Albany Anri Senator McCarren again pre-
sented to the Senate his concurrent resolution pro-
posing an amendment Article VI of the constitu-
tion for two additional Supreme Court Jusuces 10
~ ~ SaconT Da;tartment The resolution passed
wear ago and If il passes again II VIII De SUI
jnitted TO the vote of the people In 1901
New-York tribune., 1903-04-08
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS

Christiania. April 3-Saied steamer Heka dam Larsen
from Copenhagen New York
Rotterdam steamers Kong Haakon tNoEt.
for New York tGeri. Tholen. New York.
Ponto do Arne April Passed. steamer Falatta Veri
Magin Genoa Naples for New York.
Ienoa April i-Sailed steamer umoria utah baraoino
NewYcTk
fIawle Fo.nt, April Passed. steamer Aeos VGerl.
Janssca. New York for Rotterdam
New-York tribune., 1903-04-08
THE kiP'S BAY DAY NURSERY.

Albany April THE kip's Bay Day Nursery OF
New-York applied to-day to the State Board OF
Charities for approval Of its articles of incorpora-
ton The directors Gustav H. Schwab. VII,
lam @ Borland. Rowland Davis, H t5lanchard
D5minick and E. Morgan Grinnen. of NeW-1 ork
New-York tribune., 1903-04-08
MORE MONEY FOR ST. LOUIS EHHibiI I.

both houses providing for an increase from sl"Vo
TO ss5OOOo of the States appropriation for the ST
Louis Exposition.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-08

steamer ALABAMA upsnD-
tsOeTsrNe Ta1sfou nj NewYorS for CopenhaSer
ASierS April 5-Arrived. steamer Emma 'fe''' i''
Pensacola Venice
MarseiIles April 3-Arriyed steamers Flfth OF
1Tr, FOR Manila yia singapore. etc: karamanta tsrn
rearcc York
c.,oa SnrU Arrived Siciiia UtsD. Sartort
Tcv York VIA Naples. 81. Pfnin (ftaD. Guano. ZEN
sacola Bermuda - -. 49,
Port said April Arrived steamer Aleenga tierl Fee'
sen New YORK for Singapore. Manila etc -
yokobama March SO-Agrived steamer Hero (Nors
Syvrrtsen Ne9-Ycrk via Singapore and Shsnshah-,
Nfo,teVi5aO March sailed. Hughendcn N04i'
Low ,Tror NeS-NoTk
New-York tribune., 1903-04-08

charter has since been amended several times.
From benevolent society II broadened lts Scobe T
as it's income permitted In 1910 1t incorporated me
Mechanics Bank In 1920 1t founded the NE
chancs' School and the Apprentices tIyes in
this city It added reading rooms to It's iray iotary
in 1856 and 1859 1t instituted free SchoIiS SIiAo
ir, the NeU-Ynrk Trade School
New-York tribune., 1903-04-08
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
crrrtsa 5.34 sunset Moons age 10
HIGH WATER
Sandy Hook ID Gov. Island 4:54 Hell Gate 6.43
M-sandy Hook 4;59 Gov. Island 5:S Hell Gate 30
New-York tribune., 1903-04-08
SAN FRANCISCO STOC

San Francisco. April THE official closing quota
tions for mining stocks to-day were as follows
New-York tribune., 1903-04-08
Lectures.

S,CfIOOI. OF APPLIED MErAPiIYSICS.9[Iloss L
- Thyself, Monday ana AhuEsuaf' '-'' y III
Admission 5Ov. 15s Fifuh-a
New-York tribune., 1903-04-08

The failure of the Special Franchise Tax law
70 indicate any principle method for ascer-
tanning the value OF the intangible property in
cluded in the special franchise. the failure of
the State board TO attempt any separate Valua- -
fion of the intangible property. ana its failure
10 adopt proceed upon any principle or
method Of Valuing the totality Of intangible
and tangible property, together constituting the
sueeial franchise and necessarily the substi-
-f,tfon therefor Of speculation and euesswork in
Mace oe Judgment tn making such valuation
amount 20 such an absence Of quasi i-Judicial
A-tou IS - constitute ti.c TAXING OF property