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The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-02
MONTANA
LOAD FROM BOTH BARRELS
Tragic Death of Otto Franc, Wealthy
Cattle Owner

cattlemen of Big Hole basin. just across the
Wyoming, line, accidentally shot. himself yes
terday afternoon and was instantly killed.
go to the feeding pen. He was carrying a
double barreled shotgun, and in passing thru
barbed wire fence pulled the gun after
him. muzzle first. The triggers cuught in the
wire and both barrels went off. the full charge
striking him in the breast.
His mangled bady was found later in the day
beside the fence. The Wyoming coroner is in.
vestigating. Mr.. Franc was one of the best
known cattlemen in these parts He had been
In business about twenty five years and was
well to do. He was q bachelor and about 30
His relatives live in BROOKLYN. N. 7.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-02
DOCTORS MET
Annual Meeting of the Minnesota Val
low Socinfy ot NTorI-atc

ley Society at MankatO.
. MANKATO, MlNN.-The Minnesota Valley
Medical society held its annual meeting at the
Salspaugh hotel yesterday. Fifty doctors were
present.
DR.. Charles L. Green of ST. Paul read a
paper on ''Aortic Anuerism, with Special Refer
ence to Diagnosis ana Dr.. Halaer Sneye Of
st. Paul on 'Mechano-Iherap in Nervous Dis
eases"
lhe annual election Of officers resulted as
follows: President Dr. Ira +. Bishop, Maple
tom first vice president, DR.. L. A. Fritsche.
New Ulm; second vice president, DR.. J. W. Nc
Carthy, Madelia; secretary. DR.. E. F. Steele,
Mankato; treasurer, DR.. G. F. Merritt, St.
Peter.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-02

Palpitation of the heart, nervous
ness, tremblings, nervous headache,
cold hands and feet, pain in the back,
and other forms of weakness are re-
lieved by Carter's Iron Pills, made
specially for the blood, nerves and
complexion.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-02
JAIL SENTENCE ONLY
Horsethief Escapes on Easy Terms at
Mason City.

MASON CITY, I0WA.--A horsethief escap-
ing with Jail sentence5is one of the incidents
of Cerro Gordo county justice. Charles Hoppe
of Swaledale was the defendant. Instead of try
ing the cast in district court. he was taken to
Justice Chamters' office, pleaded guilty and
given a thirty-day sentence.
The coal famine still continues. The two
brick and tile concerns which were closed last
week. received enough coal to resume. but the
third, the American, has been compelled to close
for lack of coal and 100 men are out of en-
ployment: The strange thing is that there is
plenty of coal, but it is impossible to get 1t
on account of the lack of engines to move it.
This is especially true On the Iowa Central,
where the freight crews pick up everything but
coal and hustle it thru
Word has been received of the death of Earl
Sieberg, who formerly lived here. His father
was engineer at the Mason City brick and tile
works. but moved to Emery. Wis. Se4burg was
found dead in refrigerator car at Minneapolis,
having come from Gladstone, Mich.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-02
NORTHWEST WEDDINGS

.PIPESTONE. MINN.-The wedding Of
Grove Hazelton and Mis- Mabel Pike took
place in this city yesterday, at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs F. S. Hanson. They left
az noon on an extended eastern trip, after
which they will spend the winter at Potts
dam, N. Y.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-02

MARSFiFIELD. WIs.-Will Wheeler of
Marshfleld and Miss Myrta Batson of Pine
Island, Minn., will be married at the homo
OF the brides parents on Dec g. Miss Bat
son taught school here for several years
and is held in high esteem. The bride
groom is a nephew of Ex-Governor w. H.
Upham Of this city and holds response
BILE position with the lumber firm of Vail
mar G. Below.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-02
LODGE OF SORROW
DR.. George Cornell to Make the Ad

SIOUX FALLS, s. D.--Arrangements have
been completed by the members of the local
lodge of Elks for holding lodge of sorrow on
Sunday. The memorial address will be delivered
by Rev DR.. George II. Cornell pastor OF the
Episcopal church. This year the names Of six
members of the Sioux Falls lodge have been
written on the memorial tablet.
Mrs Mary Jones Of this city has been awarded
damages of 81. 900 for injuries received by fall
ing On ane sae ab ntEe Failing l to
ciry of Sioux Falls for damages in the sum Of
S.. 900, with the above result.
office continue to furnish evidence Of the steady
frowth of the city. The total receipts for
November exceed those Of the corresponding
month last year by $465. For several years the
business has, month by month. shown steady
increase.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-02

ing made for the recention of the county records
which are expected to be ordered removed from,
Ivanhoa any day.-atartin Petersen of Diamond
Lake township, died Monday and will be buried
from the Danish Lutheran church on Thursday.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-02

: SIOUX CITY. IowA-Many reports are being
received here of graft on a large scale among
northwestern Iowa farmers in the name OF
the Sioux City Remedy company, no such COM
pany existing here. The representatives called
on farmers. telling them they wanted agents for
the stock food and asked them to sign MEM
orandum. The memorandum turns out to be
notes OF from 500 to 5000 The goods were sent
from Algona. e. v. Sweeting of Algona sued
county farmers appeared In defense he did not
go to the courtroom. tho he was in the city.
MARsHALLTowN, IoWA.-The wife md
daughter of Rev. A. ]. Wheeler, the temperance
evangelist who is in Jail here for obtaining
ST. 900 from Mrs. Strain by false Dretense, are
expected here to-day. 1t is generally believed
they come with means to procure bail for him
He still declares his innocence Many contrac.
tors have been here to make estimates and ge
over the plans for the new reservoir for the
waterworks.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-02

WABASHA, MIMI ireman j. c. Buhmann.
while the footboard of his engine Theil-
man. lost his footing and fell to the ground.
He was not missed until the train had gone some
miles. 1t was Immediately pushed back and
he was found near the track unconscious. His
head was bruised and right hand sprained. His
injuries are not serious.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-02

.WADENA, MINN.--Rev. Mr.. Heathcote. form
er Congregational pastor of Mankato. was ar
rested for assaulting his wife, and sentenced to
thirty days His wife will begin divorce pro-
ceedings.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-02

PIPTSToNE, MINN.-The funeral of the late
Ludwig Doms was held at Woodstock. Tuesday
afternoon. He was a civil war veteran, a
member of Stephen Miller post, G.. A.. r., of
Woodstock and had been resident Of Pipestonc
county for twenty-five years.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-02

NEW ULM, MINN.-Charles P. stengel. a
ga aloonkeeper was arrested by the sheriff Of
Beltrami county on comclaint of e. Fl. Rosen-
berg Of Fergus Falls, charged with the theft
of three deer He was, taken north to-day to
have his hearing.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-02

CHISHOLM. MINN.---The state bank is build
Ing a new block. Several other business
blocks are iu course of construction on Main
street. Ten new cottages and home for Surer-
intendcnt West are nearly completed at the Mil
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-02

CRooKsToN, MINN.--The fall term of the
terest owing TO the large number of cases.
John Cromb was made foreman of the grand
Jury and the body will probably make sensa-
tiOnal returns =
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-02
PLANNING A MILL
Iron Works of Nfenominee May Build
at Eureka, CAL, for Wisconsin Men.

Iron Works company of this city is making
plans and figuring on the building OF a large
sawmlll for the Murphy Lumber company Of
Green Bay, at Eureka, Cal. The contract will
be let in fifty or sixty days. :
!. Ine mill will cost about 100000 and will have
fnree Hns,s band saws a NJ Murphy and f. B.
the the Prescott company in regard to the contract
MI. Coyne is superintendent for the lumber COM
plant &' - :.
The Menominee River Sugar company has Sc
cured rate of one fare for the round trip and
VIII run an excursion to this city next Monday
IN order that the farmers may have chance
waukee road the sugar company has secured the
reduced rate as far south as Hilbert junction.
WIS, and as far north as Iron Mountain. On
Lne North western road the rate will be in eff
fect as far south as Kaukauna, Wis, and as far
north as Escanaba and Iron Mountain.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-02

y ANoKA, M1NN.-Gnilford D. Coleman, for
forty-seven years resident of; Annka. is dead.
aged n. He was born in Maine in 1892 and
came to Anoka in 1856 His wife and six chill
dren survive him.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-02

WABAsHA MINN.--George. the 6-year-old
son of Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Reed. failed to return
basha slough under the wagon bridge, in eight
feet of water 1t is thought he slipned into a
hole. A5
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-02

STURGIS, S. D.-The work Of drilling for oil
on Spring creek, near here. has progressed very
slowly depth of some thing over 300 feet
has been reached. and it will be several weeks
before the S00-foot level Is attained.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-02
GRAND MEADOW. MINN.-,rhe hns

GRAND MIADow, MINN.-The business men
held a meeting preliminary to organizing a bust
ness mems association. w. a. Nolan was chosen
chairman and Phil Schleiger secretary. com.
mittee of five was chosen to draft rules and by
laws and the meeting adjourned to meet Dec T.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. o. a. Gunder-
son is dead after short Illness
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-02

ministration has begun campaign against vice
of all kinds A tough joint was raided last
night and several persons captured and fined.
Warrants for several of the most prominent
liquor dealers We're issued for selling after
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-02

SIaAYTON, Misunderstanding is finished for
this season and most of the grain is sold Corn
Is nearly all picked-Wid ducks still linger on
the lakes, tho the water is covered with ice
The large new schoGlhouse was dedicated last
evening Leading speakers of the county par
ticipatcd and two bands furnished music.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-02

FARGO, N. D.-There is lively bidding at the
tax tax sale IN the office of the county auditor
tons there is much rivalry and the amounts are
bld down, some as low at II per cent.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-02

J SCOTLAND, s. D.--Application has been made
by the stockholders of the Bank of Scotland
for a charter to do business under the nations
banking laws. When authority is received the
name of the bank will be changed to the First
National bank.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-02

MASON CITY, IoWA.-In a collision between
two sections of a freight train on the Burlington
two men were Killed and two others fatally in
jured. The dead are r. E. Larkin of Stock
brush. Col. and Thomas Dye of Eugene, Oregon.
The fatally injured are Il. R. Kincaid OF -Bing-
ham, Neb.. and R. w. Taylor of Hyannis, Neb.
Five others saved their lives by jumping.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-02

SALEM, 8. D.--Dan Carey, section foreman on
the Chicago & North Western railway. has been
best kept section on the division between Huron
and Hawarden. The lucky foreman will receive
a cash priZe
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-02

SIsSEToN, s. D.--Attorney Paul Babcock re-
ceived his appointment as United States land
commissioner for the district Of South Dakota
to-day in place OF F. NJ. Hopkins, resigned.
The marketing Of wheat has begun in earnest
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-02
NORTH DAKOTA
FOUR PRISONERS ESCAPE

IWO UcIIVtTieS III IHIFty DdyS 1fOnl
Lamoure's Jail.
i LAMOURE, N. D.-Lamoure county seems to
be nnde2 hoo0oo. Within month there have
been two Jail deliveries, during which four pris.
oners got away. In the last case three es.
capped.
1he chief prisoner was W. W. Adams charged
with assault on young woman at Kuhn. Adams
is conductor on the 500 and maze an effort III
both the district ana the supreme courts tc
secure his freedom haDeas corpus proceedings
alleging that he was not gwen prompt trial.
LIE other Men who got away were tough char
acters who had been operating joints in Lomoure
=
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-02

ASHLAND, WIS.,. K. Bruce of st. Paul
shipped large moose from Ashland last night
to Milwaukee. In addition the carcasses of
seven large bull moose we're shipped to Eaton,
Ohio. The deer season has closed.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-02

oNToNAGoN, MICH. Conrad Stripe Of on
the two animals standing side by side on a
! slope, quarter Of mile away, and blazed
| away The bullet struck the first deer in the
! shoulders and passed thru 1t and into the other
animal. The first one dropped dead. The other
MADE MADE few leaps and then fell to the ground
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-02

GRAND FORKS, N D.-Albert G. Johnson
former deputy postmaster at McCanna, was
brought here to answer to the charge of en-
DCZZIug money.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-02

PRAIRIE Du CHEN. WIs.-Edward Ray
mond, James Murphy and Otto Koehler, alleged
bank robbers were identified as the men who
blew up the Bank of Spring Grove. Mimi, on
Oct. 16, and bound over to the grand jury.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-02

KENosHA, wIs.-Joseph MAYER has been
made heir to a $50, 600 estate. Mayer was the
adopted son of William Mayer.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-02
CANNING FACTORY FOR KENYON
Business Men and NeighborhOod
Farmers Will Build 1t.

KENYON, MINN.--Business men and farm
ers have closed contract with the Industrial
Construction company Of Chicago to erect d can
ming factory in Kenyon. The factory will cost
$500, and will be owned and operated by the
citizens Work will begin in about two weeks
and will be completed in time to handle the 1914
crop. .a-.s.
The factory will be 32x176 feet and part Of it
canned will he sweet corn. but the plant vii!
bo equipped to handle tomatoes, apples, pump
kins. etc. The capacity will be from 10000 10
$4,000 day. and - IN seventy-fve to one hum
dred hands will be employed. The company will
meet to organize Tomorrow.
LUvERNE, MIMI. ]. Snyder, proprietor
of Hotel Joles, closed it's doors last night and,
taking his wife and child, left for parts uu-
known. He has conducted the Joles for three
years and it was thought he doing good
business. Developments since his departure
show that be left several business men in the
lurch J. S. Joles, owner Of the hotel property
will again lease the place as soon as possible
and have it reopened.
HIBBING, M1NN.-There has never been a
season in the history Of numbering in this sec
promise of ;Hcellent conditions. Snow on the
Mesaba IS a foot deep. The weather continues
hardy and cold. Logging is active. Genera
business promises to be go0d.-A new schcolhousf
is being erected at the Shenango mining location
four miles west.
HASTINGS, MINN.-The general term of tht
district court convened yesterday. JrCGe F. NJ
Crosby presiding. There are nine criminal case:
and over hundred civil cases F. H. Griebie O.
prominent attorneys from the twin cities ere I,
attendance, --.Tosenh Binder and Mrs. Margareths
Rechstedt of Inver Grove have been licensed t.
wed.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-02
IRELAND LAND CASES

issued twenty-five marriage licenses the past
month, as compared with fifteen for the same.
month year ago.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-02
CHARGED WITH TIMBER THEFTs

Lumberman Of Burnett County Is on
Trial at Madison.
GRANTSBUEG, WIS.-As result of the
visit of a United States deputy marshal to this
county last Saturday, several persons left yes
terday for the state capital to appear either as
witnesses or principals in trespass case of
Importance.
The alleged illegal timber cutting is charged
to George Clendenning leading lumberman of
Burnett county. The timber is said to have
been taken from lands in township Al, range 10.
Mr. Clendenning says that the time when the
government charges him with cutting the timber
in question was fourteen years ago, and at that
time he was not engaged in the numbering busi-
ness.
The case is being heard at Madison to-day,
and surface indications are that 1t will be a
complicated aud interesting one.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-13
Salem Beats ROSeburg
Two Straight
Games
Albany and Eugene Each
Win a Game--Salem Has
the Pennant Pretty
Safe

In the games between Salem and
Rosebirg Saturday. Salem won by a
score OF 0 10 0. and Sunday repeated
her victory with a score Of Q TO 3. al.
bany lost the game to Eugene Sun.
day
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-13

study will be made of all lands owned
by the state in order to determine the
uses to which they may best be put
who should administer them and what
sort or administration they should
have.
A forest map of California will be
made showing the location of all for
est areas and distinguishing between
different kinds of forests. In connec'
tion with this forest map will be a
study of the important trees in order
to learn with exactness the CONNER
cial range of valuable species.
An investigation will be made of the
effects of numbering on forests in or
der to determine what ought to be
done to cut-over lands. The effect OF
fire on forests, especially in lumber
ing. and what may be done by the
state to prevent fire, are some of the
subjects that will take long time to
work out. In September u. A.
Sterling of the bureau will try to de-
termine what is the cheapest and
most effective method Of protection
from fire of land that has been lum.
bered
The bureau will also make a study
of the chaparral lands of Southern
California in order to learn whether
It will poy to plant them with timber
trees. A very interesting question has
ben asked as to whether, chaparral,
which includes great variety of
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-13
Hands Down
Opinions

The supreme court at noon today
handed down decisions in i've cases
Among them was the following:
Leo. J. Patterson. respondent VS.
United Artisans appellant; appeal
from Multnomah county; NJ. c.
George Judge; affirmed Opinion by
Justice Bean.
This action was brought by plaintif
to collect a policy Of life insurance on
his fathers life for $500. which the
defendant refused to pay for the rea.
son that the insured committed sui.
eide. The society lost in the lower
court. on account Of admissions Of
It's own officers. and this finding was
approved in the appellate court. and
the son Of deceased will secure the
insurance money.
Other cases decided by the court
were
B. 3. Goliath. appellant. vs.. John
Hoefer. et al respondents; appeal
rom Marion county; G. II. Burnett. /
udge; reversed. opinion by Justice
Volyerton.
Van b. Sears. executor. respondent.
g. Phya DAILY. appellant; appeal from
larion county G. H. Burnett. judge; /
eyersed Opinion by Justice Bean.
Stephen Williamson. ct al. appel
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-13
Painters Beat
Laundrymen

The wleldes OF the paint brush
yesterday met the starches and
ironers, ON the diamond and sent
them to the tub with a score OF Q 10 7
The day VAS an ideal one, but the
crowd was small and not enthuslas.
dc. Some very good ball was played.
especially by southwlck OF tho paint,
ers, who took everything offered him.
making an exceptionally good one
hand catch.
Another fne catch was made ia the
cen'erheld. The game was feature.
loaS, though as usual thero was con.
siderable fault found with the umpire
and the average amount OF rag.chew.
ing' 10 all ot which the umpire won
out > to o.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-13
STUDY
OF THE
FORESTS
Government Examin-
ing Southern Cali
fOrnia Lands
Special Investigation Being
Made of Chapparel Lands
With View of
Planting

The bureau of forestry has begun
the task Of securing all information
necessary for forest policy for Cali
fornia. The work is on such large
scale that several years will be re-
quired to complete It. Six men are
now examining the public lands in the
state to determine what parts of them
are suitable for national forest re-
serves. and similar studies will be
made Of lands for state reserves A
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-13

scrub trees, such as manzanIta so..,
oak, valley mahogany and scrub i !"
ry, will retain the moisture in the III
as well as timber trees. l.. G. MIN.
who has charge of this work Il -,
making a study of the conditions :.
der which chaparral grows in the q.
Gabliel mountains, near Pasad.'.
where the bureau has been plsnt,.
pines and cedars for several year,
The results OF these separate
vestigations will be gathered tosss.
by William G. Hodge of the bun,
who has general charge of Callfon
work, and will be presented 10 A
state in a formal report, accomps,.
by maps. bn
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-13

appeal was aled By the defendant In
the case Of Lennon vs. Huber, ap-
peal from the justice court, and ar
gued by w E. Richardson for the mo
tlon. and Bonham & Martin opposing
IL.
Orders were made In cases pending
and set for trial as follows:
The Bank OF woodburn vs.. Jim
Tong Ia Chlnaman) and n. e. Cole,
ct ux., garnishees. for money; motion
for judgment and costs and dismissal
OF case against garnishee allowed
J. r. Schneider 4 Co. vs.. Charles
Labour for money; dismissed on
motion Of plaintiff
@. D. Trotter VS.. Town OF stayton;
set for Tuesday
r. j Eldriedge VS.. Hoefer & Zorn,
damages set for Wednesday at Q a.
m.
Hoefer q Zorn VS.. T. a. Lvesley &
Co, for money; set for Wednesday at
. a. m.
State Of Oregon vs.. Clayton Brad
ley. criminal Wednesday. p. m.
H. Burt ct al vs.. Eugene Bosse.
damages: Tuesday. p. m.
In the matter Of the estate Of s. A.
Trlmble. deceased, claim Of Richard.
son & Darcy. appeal; Tuesday II
D..
When court reconvoned this after
noon. the jury list was called. and the
following we're found TO be In attend.
ance:
8. IT, Coleman ST Paul; Samuel
IIeimro,h, Salem No 4. A. A. DisQue.
Salem No 2; J. A. Pooler. Englewood; y
R. A. Crofsan. Salem No. ?; 7. NJ. ]
Hicks. woodburn; r. H. spaldlng. =
cnglowood: James Wlnstanley. North
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-13

ITI0 LOr salo q q. w. Putnam,s.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-13

salem A G, Jerman, Howell; W. G..
Minicr, SCOTS Mills: II A. Hinkle.
Hubbard; W. j. r. Jones Prospect:
Gerome Morley, Monitor; r. d. Te.
ter, Yew Park; W. II Black. NJ. Cool.
ey Mount Angel; G, A. Nye South
salem; J. W. Jory, Sidney; r. r.
Cooley, woodbun; II. A. johnson.
Salem No, 1; o, O. Savage, salem No.
L. NJ J. PctEel Salem No /; oliver
lory. South Salem; Robert n. Co.
show John o. Estes. Salem No. 3.
II, stapleton, Salem No, 9; n. W.
smith Turner r. J. Edwards. Turner.
and Frank Davenport. slyerton. were
eXoused by the court and 5 b. See.
ley, OF Monitor and W. W. Elder.
stAyton, we're absent not served by
the sheriff for the reason that they
We're out Of the county.
An Information was hled by Dis.
triet Attorney Hart against 5. n
hoerihShaus accused OF Ohtalnlns
money under false pretensea. hy the
Issuance Of a check for ss5 on Iadd
a riltoa. the Portland bankers Hoen.
lshaus took until tomorrow AZ Q
o'clock 60 plead 70 the indictment
Carson 4 Adams appear for the de-
tendant in the case.
The case Of the State Of oreson
against Clayton Bradley was tAe hrst
cause called foe trial. The ATTORNEYS
Tor the defense moved that The indic,,
alent be Qaashed, for the reason that
he copy served on defendant was IN
'omplete, The motion was overuled
md the following jury was emp Ban,
'lled % Try the case;
II ~ spaldlpE. James wins,anlev
q j. Petiel, A. A. DlsQue W y n |
ones J. o. Estes. W. II. Rlack y W
ery, s. NJ Coleman. r. n Teten q. |
! Savage A. Cooley
Bradley Is accused Of the crime Of
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-13
Circuit Court
in Session

Department No. o, the state eir,
cult court tor Marion county, Judge
burnett on the bench. convened at .
O'Clock this morning for tho july
term and number OF eases we're set
for hearing John " Gamble was ap
poln'ed eailia Of the court for the
term
= notion lor the dismissal OF the
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-13
Earning the Money.

Josephine Kelly was this moni
fined $40 for being drunk and dIsor
erly, and in default of the fine VI
committed to serve FIVE days IN a
city jail