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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-09

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Bakery Specials

Home made bread, loaf ......... &c
Green Apple Pie, each ......... 1Oc,
Almond Slices, dOz 80. &c
Frosted Wine Cake. each &c
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-09
ELSIE BRUNNELL DIES
Girl Who Drank carboIic Acid Because
Disappointed In a Love
Affair

Affair.
Elsie Brunnell, the 17-year- girl who
drank carbolic acid because she was dis
appointed in love, died at the home of
Moses Zimmerman, 2O64 Summit avenue
st. Paul. yesterday afternoon. Elsie was
under the impression that her sister Myr-
tie had robbed her of her lover who was
employed as a cook at the Aberdeen hotel
Walter Runnel the man Elsie loved said
he never showed the girl particular atten-
ton. He cannot see why she thought sc
much of him. Myrtle and he are engaged
to be married in the spring.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-09
CLUB Is Is YEARS OLD
Congregational Club Of Minnesota VIII
Celebrate the Anniversary Mon
day Evening, Nov. 90

A twenty-ffth anniversary will, be cele-
brated Monday evening, Nov. %, by the
Minnesota Congregational club in special
session at Plymouth church, Eighth street
and Nicollet avenue. More than 800 guests
are expected at the meeting and banquet
The program for the evening will recall
the growth Of the club to its present
standing as the fourth in point Of member
ship among the fifty-one Congregational
clubs of the United States. The toasts
will be: Club Foundations D. c. Bell;
CLUB Lore" Dean w. s. Pattee; Things
Accomplished" o. J. Griffith Charter
Members. DR.. J. w. Strong; "Our La
dies George r. Lyman; 1.-The Clubs Out
look Judge A. H. Young.
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New Rolled Oats, Ib.. &c
Sweet Potatoes, 75c bush.
is lbs. for Csc.
Ysrxa's Extra Flour, @ RI
mar sack &'OS
Dairy Department.

Separator Butter, lb: .:..;;:.i; srs a'o
Fancy creamery Butter, lib. prints.'2oc
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Your Shirts VIII Look Well

Your Shirts VIII Look Well
And last long with the mild treatment
they get at the Phoenix laundry.
Called for and delivered. Country
agents solicited.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-09
WATER MAIN BREAKS
Torrents of Water Wash Sand on @.
Tracks and Delay Trains.

The eight-inch water main on the
university side of the viaduct over the
Great Northern tracks at Fourteenth
avenue Sc broke about a. m. to-day
and the water poured with such force
upon the embankment as to wash sand
and gravel down upon the railroad
tracks. 1t was impossible to keep the
tracks clear and trains were delayed
for two hours.
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Market.

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Choice Shoulder Steak .......... &c
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Choice Rib Boiling Beef ........ &C
Choice Pork Chops ...... .12c
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Choice Pork Sausage .........1 0C
Choice Pork Shoulders .......... SC
Choice Pork Spare Ribs ........ SC
Choice Lamb Chops .10c
Choice Lamb Stew .............. &c
Swift Winchester Picnic Ham -. &c
Swift Winchester Bacon ...... .15c
Boiled HOLSTERS, lb .......... .25C
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-09
QUARREL WITH ROOMMATE
Results in Wounds to Samuel Gall Which
4

Samuel Gall, $50 Western avenue, st.
Paul. lies at the st. Paul city hospital IA
tally wounded, while Joseph Hagenauer,
his roommate, Is under arrest charged
with an assault with a dangerous weapon.
and Gall was stabbed, the blade penetrated
the lungs. The surgeons think Gall can
not recover.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-09
Mjnarda Tea, h.. QUO

This Is a one dollar grade.
We carry the finest grades Oh teas
ever imported.
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Apples.

A car Of fancy Michigan APP
niles. Baldwins, Greetings, Northern
spy' Kings, Talman Sweets, Ben Davis,
Rhode Island Greetings, &c peck;
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Dry Roasted Coffee
Hoffman House, Ib.. SOC

Teas. Teas.
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EVERYTHING TO EAT.

Try an order by telephone.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-10-08
Ordinance No. 42.

An Ordinance F0rb'djing the Con5.ruc- d0n, Erection or Main.alnance of Nuisances in the town of okagwgy Providing Punishment therefor, and for other Purposes. Be iJ Ordained by tha Common Council of the TOwo ci Skagway.
 Section ]. That whoever shall construed, erect or maintain in the tlwuol 7Ea-Nar. eIt. CT as owner or agent of the owner rny- thing which Is nuisance at common law. or under the statutes ol tlc United States applicable Co A.a.Ea. Or uuGer the ordinances of the t0wu ut SEi-way, shall 5s deemed guilty O, mIsfomcau. and upon conviction hall 1.-the punish ment is not otherwise provided by Ore dnauce, be fined in any stun not loss than S50Ju0r more than e-II yt and each day said nuisance Is maintained shall be considered as seperte o,IeIse
 Scc..n2. This ordinance shall take effect and hs in force from and aityr I-s pass -a aud approval
 Passed the council augugt -ita la3i. W. s. MCKEAN, To D Clerk
 Approved Augtst2lin iaJ3.
 l.. S. KELLER,
 Mayor and Pcs dent ol tac Oo1u1.l
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-10-08
5OLDIEEs' ADDITIONAL EO1IE-
 STEAD NO.
--.--L-.L-r-- ----.-

. I. ....... .......... l. .H.n Notice ]" har.H. given, iIat '. |. II. mt. as assignee u. A. h u.gr. and Edwin N I-.-- .H .us euul-i ntI. -...i1a -'' --e Revised -tu.u..-n tle UuUls -I.l.-. -.au.IH- additional I..Ir .' -H. .I.rr and sU..'.- W11 served .H the a.U Hl lI. I,......uu. l.. l.lHu a lppiou n .n ihIe oHle t' mako pi.o. -l r- lrv uf -I.i uNHll..U.. .H..r nd. a. elu ..-s .N- proved May ..tu I.- f.r ..l.- Iu us -..t.- Nl. IFS in .a' u.sUc. ui A.saa, o-s'rlr. 0s follows. toWit,
 stunt. o1 Ile -auIgr.r shore O. .h.. Hlu ui Lynn ctnHl-gn I.o .uel r. r -..I... .'..H A a~ ChiIko1t inlet. and st . point approx. Hal. i've miles north" -'H..H .r.. flames ..I-.-... District Q. Aa--H. and mere r'r. euai.l da Her.uuu-at a point a. ordinary h.rr vr.a- mark uu lau l..I la.l on One -.N.N Nu... shore "f L.uu t.HHl, lHu"H nr .l..e.H. -f.... on Che west s. !. tI.r. Hreel 'i'.i. eIr. .l. lears $. li u.-. g. riu. !. I., chains. thence e II uJ- U utl w. I... .H lu- To cor. Mo- -i thence $ t- deg. 10 uIu.Ei ii chains lI cor Nn. 8, thence N. ll aea .. m.u. E.. O el'n- 10 nue of ordinary h.-h t.le -ll cnHIt- Co cor. Nu S. thence -l deg. u1 mIu. ". HIuue ordinary high uIHt 7Nnr D.HIa> '. COZ. No. n. l..H.. h. 3l deg. % mlH. W along I.' ui u.a ii--s -N tide. l.37 chains .n cHr.ro. l;.. eu. Q N.l- -0' min. W. along ordinary Hl.H t.ac. '...7 g.i- t1 cor No. tbrul. le u. .lu.u. nlIAi gn arcaoi ls sl acres. Variation, a.al-. -v ..ia. ANt HAA n. .' aH ..I.-..I|.. .N H- portion ol -uIl Ian i- gre ret t"ll-0 ttaIs 1n aa- verse claim tHe.e.a in -a orte during fa. parIUI ul publication .l t..s notice, or ui.ll.a thirty days ihlIe. ter otherwise prQ. and ti- try of said uuls W'.l 1e uuiell slii erl-.a .t
 JOHN ". DUDLEY.
 B..Iarar. 10 hereby ordered that Che foregoing notice he published for rle u'l period o- -.Nil-o.e days iu thc esl4Wlv A'a.sln. .a.IE neWspa per- published at SE-sNly Alaska, "ll.l hereby des -uate H he tHe newspaper uuu-IsA- ed uear,stthc land described
 TOuNW. DUDLEY.
 Register. First publication Aug gath.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-10-08
NOTICE oFU s.MARsHALs SALE

In Inc District Court of the United States Tor the District of Alaska. Division No. l
 y O. Sylvester & ca. W. Graves, coputucrs us
 Sylvester and Graves, fn-uuis
 vs
 Skarwav Hose Company No. Q, @ corporation
 defendant
 Notice is hereby given. tIiat under and by virtue of an execution is'ued oui ui me t.oNc entitled court in a cause thereto removed n} me due filing in the clerk olcc therein ui a cortifed transcript of Q judgment rcrdrrel and entered on the seventh day oi september, lsNh In the court Of the . s Commissioner and tN- ohcio Justice ol the peace for Alaska, ohN-Na! precinct in a cause wherein Che said E. O si !. ve,ter and u. W. Graves coparther> as sylvester and Grnves were plaintiffs, and SSagway Hose Company No. were defendants, which said Judgment was in favor Ol said rltluuu ana nraingt said da'eu ants and was and l> Tor iHc sum uf Five hundred and ninety eight aud ui-i.N dollars have duly levied upon Che EHrt oue- half of Lot No. Eleveu lll iu Block Nl. L.Aht l,I of the town 0l skagwHN AAsAa' 'te0Ji. .a- t1 the plat thereof made by y. h. Reid V. l'- reteer wi,h all One sppuricnces ,hcgeuuto Aa- Now, therefore. for the Turp0sc o. rea z.n- said amount Interest end cos's ] Wiiii on "tl ntsday Che seventh day oi October l-'. N- lac hour Of o'clock D ID. and at Che Front door ol the United states Court House at tsc ti~t tnu of Seventh av. nue. iu Che town gf >sHEWy}t uis rict Of Alaska, oHer igr sole and Sell co .Nt highest bidder for cash al oi said property l.- glt. the east Oue-hAll uf lot uumit tr eleven ,LN lu block number eight lsl, together w!.A aI iH1 apuutteuces thereuuil heiQn-.uE uI lu itt town oi SkagWay, District of Alaska
 Dated at SSsgwny, Alaska septempe -th A
 James N shoup. U $. Marhal Bv fohn W. Suook. Deputy ' S NafsluL
 First publication Sept e lYya
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-10-08
ftLP SELVES
lawson Shippers Must Not
 Depend on W. P. < Y. R.

.r A telegram was received last night ,aly J. II. Rogers, general agent for the White Pass, that win blast the hopes loi many Dawson shippers who were eountng on getting their freight flhrougb from WhitehOrse this season, says the Dawson Record of October l. A 8 Newell. general manager of the W.P.&Y. R., the author of the tele- gram. states tha: the company can not possibly get all the freight at White horse though, and says shippers must -Jo the best they can for themselves. Extracts from che telegram sent from Whitehorse Co Mir. Rogers, are as follows:
 "We have 500 tons Of freight here, which includes over 800 tons ot perish ables. Get after the heavy shippers of hay and feed and machinery who have shipments here. anu afraid we will not be able Co move their goods at all. ! am telling you this in order that ship pers can make their own arrangements to move their freight. We will do the bfst We possible can, but shippers will have Go help themselves.
 .The outside limit we can move In the balance Of the season is 250O tons.
 '"l am sending you further list of all the freight on hand, so that you can Neep shippers advised as tO the situa-
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-10-08
SUMMONS

In th. United States District Court for the
 District df Alaska Division No. a.
 40 Skasway.
 .T1-epd.ue Erickson. pisiutiH ys. e. F.. Brick -.u. defendant No T1G.E Erickson, defendant, greeting,
 In theuaua Cl rle United states of America gHl are hereby commended Co oe anl appear ll rde above entitled court holden at >kagway. in -rf-ly lar, from che date of the completion ot -re period uf publication hereot. t0-wit from rlr i5I1 day of November. l}O3. there Co answer tle complaint ol Josephine Erickson against rHr. wherein che ~lid Josephine Erickson, coul- uIrrnaftr. urly~ ldecree Ot said court for the .r.-l1 1uriul ot rle bond, oi matrimuny hereto fore existing between plaintiff and defendant on trs grounds of cruel and iuhuman treatment ol theu.a.nuT by you the said defendant an il .Hu fat. .1 Co appear and answer or otherwise r.faff for want thereof rhe plaintiff VIII apply fl rhe court l.r Lre relief demanded ln said complaint copy ot which ls served herewith And you. the United states Marshal for Divis- ion Nn. T. uf Che District uf Alaska, or any jep .rtr arc hereby required to make service of thls summon. upon Che defendant, as oy law reQuir- sI and vou will make due return hereof Co me eI.rI, uf ~lId oour. within forty days from ne ttue Of delivery tr you with an enlofaeulenL heron of y.ur luIuE~ ic the premises
 Witness my hand and Che seal Of said court al s<szvay ln said District, this 7sth day oi sept ,Sesi. WI HILLS.
 Clerk. By VI. v. ArcLELLAN. Deputy Clerk
 Date 0f rr@r publication september so oW Date ot last publication November l3.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-10-08
AGontlsmau's Resort

The Pack Train saloon, recently rem oyated, Is the best appointed resort strictly for gentlemen, tn the North. Only the best of whiskies, wines, beers and cigars served. Fair and courteous treatment is accorded all patrons and visitors. Corner Broadway and Sixth avenue, Skagway.
 JOHN L. GAGE,
 Manager.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-10-08

An ordinance defining and .sniue Con- tempt of Che Court oi the Muncpa. Mag 'struIe 0f the Tord of skagwav.
 Be 10 ordnlned by the Common unctl O. Che Town Of 6sagwoy
 SECTION !.
 That the following acts or omissions iu rec spect Co the Court of tho Municipal Masistr. te of tho Town Of Skacwuy arc deemed Co rc con tempt oi The Authority of the Court
 (i) pisggdorly, c0ntemptuous or ms lent behavior toward the Judge while De is holdIne court or any conduct tending Go lmp1r l-- authority or CO interrupt the due course ui a trial or other judicial proceeding.
 (2.l DlsOheulsucg Ul any nWiul ludtmtuH process. subpoena, Yeuire. or other lawful or. der of said court, and uuy unlawful iuierIer- euce with thc process Or proceedings oI sii4 court.
 SECTION 7.-Iu Presence Of Court How pun-
 shed
 When acoutempt is committed iu thc imme- date view and presence oi the court or clIl.l' it may bc punished summariiy, l1r which iu order must bt nude recitlug the iacis as ct- curing in such Immediate view and prcse1. % determining that Che person proceeded ataIns- is thereby guilty of contempt all ll1l Ll l. punished as therein prescrioed- m olnef ca,t 0f contempt the trial shall proceed upon lea.-. mOuV produced as lu criminal eases aud me accused shall be entitled Co be cuuironted Wilu the witnesses against him, but such trial shuit be by the court, or, ln the discretion oi lhe court, upon application of the accused. liial by jury may Do had as in any criminal case. SECTION s-Iu Other Cases, Mode oiProcceins In eases other than those mentioned iu The section last preceding, before any proceedings can be taken therein the facts constituting one contempt must be shown by on affidavit pre- scnted Co the court or judicial omcer. and thereupon such court or ooicer may either make on order upon thc person charged lo show cause why he should not be arrested Co answer or issue a warrant oi arrest Go bring such person Co answer In the drst instance
 SEcrIoN4
 That the punishment for contempt of the Municipal Magistrates Court shall be oy uue or imprisonment, or both. but ,he fine shall uot exceed s25uV nor thc imprisonment Gen toI days.
 SECTION S. That this ordinance shall take e1cct and bo iH force from and after Che datc oi its passage and approval
 Passed by the Council August 7i.h, iel5. Attest. w. s. MCGBAN, Town Clerk. Approved August zt, I)O3
 l.. s. KELLER,
 Mayor aud President Of tAe Council,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-10-08
< FIRE
 INSURANCE

f,epreseut the following first class -6mpauies, VI The Chesapeake Fire * Marine ln- surance Co. of Richmond, Va.
 The American Trust & Insurance O.. Chicago The Western Union Fire Underwrit- CTS, Chicago.
 The Commonwealth Insurance Co.,, Richmond Va.
 The American Trust * Insurance Co. Chicago
 Fire N Marine Lloyds Association, Washington. D. C.
 Am now ready iu my new quarters, 12l Fourth avenue. Co do business.
 q FHIL ABRAHAMS.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-10-08

The Royal Laundry cannot be ex- celled. They suit your taste and con venience and fit you in prices. Phone g7, next to electric plant.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-10-08
Good Old V hisky

Old Planet and old Belmont, re-im- ported, both F years old, at Mascot sa- loon.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-10-08

Tho Daily AIasl,an has received an assortment Of Plate Text, tho vor2 latest typo for society printing. It is the fashion.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-10-08

IfyOu want Go gam entrance into the homes of the buying class, place your in the Daily Alaskan.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-10-08

Most reasonable, far the best, New Arctic Cafe, WhitehOrse, Y. T.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-10-08
oRDINAN,E NO. d.

Anordinance to amend Section 2 of Ordinance No e9 0f the roWn of Skugvuy, enuuea An Ordinance to Provide for the Taxing and N.A- Ing of Dogs Q" approved Septemoer -9ih, lsv- Be it ordained by the Common Council oi Che Town of SllagwaY;
 SECTION 1
 That section Of Ordinance No. 22 ol Che Town of SkagWay. enti led An ordinance Co provide for the taxing and Killing ot dogs, approved september -9th. 1909 be eud Che same Is hereby amended Co read as follows;
 SECTION
 That the owner or person having iu charge any d.c waich he allows or permits co run 1t IaFrc within tho limits of Che said Iuwl oi Slyagwav shall psy into the Town treasury lhe sum Of two dollars for each and every such dog uhich suld payment shall cnufie im Do owners name and the number oi the lccuse, which number shall correspond W CD th.I worn by the dog and the Poun master is dlre.te and authorized Co take up and imuouud any dog SO found running Ht large with having lawfully nttachedhc license number.
 The lccnsc or tax hercin1ciO.e prscrlnei shall loo deemed Go be a permit for said q. ro run at large, unless he be of a vicious teuden yt until the hrst day of SepteC Der following tne Issuance of said license
 SECTIONS
 Tha. this ordinance shall take effect and ie in force from and after Inc date oi us pA>sdse PaSssd by the Council August 2ith, 1908. Attest " S. MCkEAN, Town Clerk. Approved August 2ith 1903.
 Mayor and President oi the Council
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-10-08
For s.io. P4per,

old papers Poe bundle at thfsoaice d
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-10-08

Fresh tafy at the Boss Bakery
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ORDINANCE NO. 46

An ordinance defining and purishius Con- tempt of Che Court oi the Mun.cpa. Mag struie Of the Toru of Skagwav.
 Be 10 ordnlned bv th6 Common Council O. che Town of 6kagway
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-10-08

In Che United States District Court for the District df Alaska Division No. q.
 40 ~karWay.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1903-11-17
WILL SOON BE FREE MAN.
Oberin M. Carter's Prison Term E>
niree Nov %

oberIin M. Carter's Prison Term Elk.
pires Nov. %.
Louisville, Nov ia special from
Washington says:
After having served a little over
four years in the military prison at
FIT. Leavenworth, Kan, for the emibez-
Element of government funds, Captain
Oberlin M Carter, formerly an engi.
neer officer of the army, will walk
forth fromthat institution on Nov. %
free man
From reports received it appears
that Carter is in good health and upon
being released from prison will at
tempt to regain the money seized by
the government and come east to en-,
gage in business pursuits.
Since he has been imprisoned at Ft.
Leavenworth, within daily sight of
many of his former fellow officers of
the army, Captain Carter has been
fully occupied each day with work in
the prison garden and prison library.
While the sentence which was imposed
on him directed that he should be con-
fined and directed to labor, the light
est of duties were imposed upon him.
and being a man of robust health. his
physical constitution has suffered but
LITTLE
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1903-11-17
COLOMBIA PROTESTS
AGAINST ACTION u. S,
Main Responsibility For Pan
ama's Secession
CHARGED TO UNCLE SAM.
Claims That U. S. Hastily Acknowl
edged independence of ReVolted
Province and Prevented Colombia
From Using Repressive Measures.

London, Nov 16.-The Colombian
authorities have cabled to London
lengthy protest against the United
States action in Panama in which
they claim that the main responsible.
ity for the secession of Panama lies
with the United States, first, by foment
ing the separatist spirit, of which
there seems to be clear evidence; sec
ond, that by hastily acknowledging
the independence of the revolted prov
ince, and finally by preventing the Co
lombian government from using prop
er means to repress the rebellion"
The cable message goes on to say
that president MarroQuin has ener-
getically protested to the United
States and wishes that his protest
should be known throughout the civil
lied world, The president contends
that the United States has infringed
article 35, of the treaty of 1916, which
he asserts implies the duty of the Unit
ed States to help Colombia in main
tanning her sovereignty over the 18th.
mus, and adds that the Colombian
government repudiates the assump.
ton that they have barred the way to
carrying out the canal treaty" He
asserts that since 1885 they have grant
ed canal privileges to different people
no less than nine times and claims
that the treaty concluded with the late
Gnnnra1 hut h h. mi
States minister to Colombia at Bogo.
ia July 8, 1870, has been ignored al
Washington. After giving the previous.
ly stated reasons for the Colombian
senate's failure to approve the HAY.
Herran treaty and asserting that the
delay in the negotiations had not af
fected the ultimate issue of the canal
project, the protest Of President Mar
roquin points out that Colombia had
constantly endeaVored to act in al
friendly manner with the United
States, even asking for the assistance
OF American marines to insure free
transit across the isthmus," says the
rising occurred when the government
was not prepared, having Withdrawn
most of its troops when peace was re
established last year, and concluded:
"The hastiness in recognizing the
new government which sprung up I'm.
der these circumstances is all the
more surprising to the Colombian gov
eminent when they recolIect the ener
getic oppositiin of Washington to the
acknowledgment of the belligerency tc
the confederates by the powers during
the civil war"