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The Washington times., 1903-03-31
DEPARTMENT or INSURANCE
DISTRICT or COLUMBIA.

Of the
DISTRICT OE COLUMBIA
Washington, March IL, 1908.
I. flfB> f. DRAKE. >upcrlnt euisnt Of IHsur-
-Hcr ui the District of Columbia. do hereby Ger
tiic that the CONNECTICJT FIRE INST-R 4NCE
Connecticut, has complied In al respects with
the laws Of she District ol Columbia a9pi-
cable To L. and i authorized TO transact IN the
district Of Columbia its appropriate business 81
us5srug property against loss or damage by
So and lightning and torEsdoss- ant making
= kineis uf insurance On goods and 3 ct prop
Tts 80 course Of transportation on land and
sater and any vessel or boat during the
.HrrruJ year. Its condition and business. on the
Est dag Of December OF the year next preeed-
~ the date hereof. is shown BY be statement
5i9tr aath required by section Gf7. amended.
he Code 81 Law Of the District Of Columbia
a. he a. follows.
ger gate amount OF available a.
se5s-.-. - I3f I9l q
aggregate amount &c liabilities Tex
cept cHPital. including reinslr-
auge- $50, l58 o.
E.-f assets. .----.-.--- , 202 G85 =,
mount Of actual paid-up capital I.og0, Gau 0a
3f Hifi>-- -.------. l.z'I--t.i %
'HsauH5 81 insurance ia force. .S5l 81 40 %
-u3uuHf ,f losses sustained. .---.. I-4g5 753 -
'ng'4nt II income for the year iu
cash.. 2.ss3- Gt@ -
TuofmJ % expenditures for tie year
IA cash -, Jil5.s1.9 60
IN witness whereof have hereJlnio subscribed
sly Uamc and caused my official seal 10 be ai
liked, the .lay aud year first above written
i>e-LJ THUS, F.. DRAKE.
Superintendent Of Insurance d. C.
J. u. HOW ENSTEIN CO. Agents. go 6 81. NV.
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NEW YORK. March 31-The follow
ing prices were quoted on 1he cotton
exchange
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FINANCIAL STATEMENTS.
DEPARTMENT or INSURANCE
~ lra
DISTRICT or colt NRit.


DISTRICT or COLI NIB l.
Washington March 1, 1893.
T. TrOS f. DRAKE, SupAgint HdrHg - iI.E
arlee of III. District % (oiumtia, de hereby Ger
tfy thag the AILENANTA FIRE IESt RANCE
iOsiPASf located at PittsbyrE, in the Stat
~ Pennsylvania, has complied ia all ft-pe,
xirh The laws % the District Of Columbia appii
ratI,. To IT, aud IS authorized To transact ia tHr
District # Columbia IL appropriate business %.
lss4Fiug property sgS55Is; loss damage d. hrg
and lightning snd torB3does, and making all
kinds ci Insurance goods ami other grppsEfs
IN coErse 81 transportation un iand and Htt-5
and OK snv vessel of boa; during she eUrrel.
yesr. IT. condition and business, the .ist day
OF December. e Tuc year next preceding TiI
date hereof j. shown la rlI- statement. IT3,le
c.,ru - required by section 81. amended a5
thp code Of law uf the District 90 Columbia, 30
be- IS 70 Bows
Aggregate amount Of zvaiIsb,e
SETS -t-sS-tI =.
Aggregate amount of liabilities ts.-
,-pl capi,aU including reinslu-
Net asset. .............-.---... 2s2 Az g.
Amount ct actual paid-up capt. a. 100000
surplus. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81, az 3.
Amount OF insurance ia i0rce...-. 80 Iag, O@I a.
Amount Of losses sustained -23I.;s'j az
Amount e income Tor abe year IN
'esL .-----.- 7''-'7'' 20
AMOUNT 81 expenditures for fhe yea.
IN ...-......-..-........-- tg2. I92 T.
10 witness whereof have hese,l.;u -lts-fia.s
my name and caused my official s-si - Zoe 81
fzcI. the day and year first above written
f~cal} TfOS f. DRAKE.
Superintendent 81 IESHraur=.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
INVESTORS, ATTENTION!

If you want to buy business, better see US
about .nc Of these
GROCERY Doing good business: well located
near Government Printing ottice; cheap rent
Price DNLA $500
DINING AND II NCII ROOM nusual oppofJu-
nity. good receipts; cheap At -, 30
JEWFLRY STBRE-OR desirable street. clear
ing about 500 month: lOw rent. Stock
worth - -0gp-which Is price asked.
BARBER SHOP food trade. nominal rent ;
fixtures COS; $3.50. SNAP At $50.
CIGAR STORES-We have several If THESE,
ranging in price from $500 90 $1,000 Cali
ON us If YOU are looking iDT one
SALOON Doing fine business; cheap rent, long
lease. Can be- had Tor ~, 81.
HOTFI AND DINING RDOM-Great chance :;
money maker. owner retiring 10 enjoy life,
do not let this go by BARGAIN At $1,000,
INCLUDING ALI. Fl RNITtRE-
W have more coon THINGS On oar list.
REMEMBER VIZ MAKE No large FOR
! TSTI[4. AND 8DN ERTtSiNf,
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MONEY TO LOAN
COUNT THE DOLLARS

II you ARE PUTTING MONEY IN
AK = bank, sou look for the safest in
stitution, Why not use the same
- care when you deposit your vslu-
lbles for a loan! We have = building and safes
made for that purpose. All business confidential.
Money loaned on watches diamonds, lewslTy.
etc Interest three per cent instead OF ten.
H. h FULT3N-S LOAN OFFICE,
Established 1870. 3I4 Ninth Street NV.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

LIMITED Of ANTITY Of stock III well known
: j. gold mining company. controlling 90
acres rich Qoid land shares 500; par, 81. " H.
0STRANDER. North American Building, Phiia-
depha. mh29 st
RGAINS!
LARGE GROCERY STORE IN Northwest: price,
81 800.
NiCE NOTION AND CONFECTIONERY. only
SSZ5
ICE CREAM AND CONFECTIONERY, $3.50.
DUNLAP, 500 81. mh29-@t
FLOUR AND FEED STORE; will stand closest
Investigation. Ut MAP, 600 + 81. mh29-5t
VERY DESIR ABLE lunch room; only $500
DT MAP gGG + St mh29-SJ
FOR SAFE First.cIass grocery and meat store
in Northwest: doing good cash bus;ncss; horse;
wagon; new ice box we'll stocked cheap ii sold
at once. Address BOX 80, this Office. mh29-3t
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DEPARTMENT OF INsURANCE
Of the
nTGTuff~T nE cor T-NFpTA

DISTRICT or COLUMBIA
Washington March - 1903
]. THOS- T. DRAKE. Superintendent OF asur
anee Of the District 0f Columbia. do hereby
ify that the GIE.NS FALLS ISSI RANCE con-
PANY. located at GIeDs Falls, in the State nt
New York. has complied in al respects with
the laws Of the District cf Columbia appli-
cable TO it, and Is authorized TO transact IN the
District OF Columbia It's appropriate business Of
if.suring property against loss damage by
IRE and lightning and tCrusdoes. and Masking
all kinds 81 insurance on goods aud other prop
erty il course Of transportation ON land and
wHfer and on any vessel or boat during the
current wear. It's condition and business. on tn.
3lst DAY Of December Of the wear next proceed
ing the date hereof j. shown by the statement.
under oath as required By section ca, amended,
Of the Code Of Law OF the District Of Columbia
10 be follows;
Aggregate amount of available as
- 81. tfis :
Aggregate amount q liabilities tex
.elt capitaD. including re-insur-
aFiee l.SiZ,-lt5 u
Net sssets,.........-... 2,552. 500 -
Amount OF actual paid-,Ip capital. 2Go.0oo 60
Surplus. .............-........-. ,s52. 500 u
tm0un, 81 insurance N -22, go. .92 90
amount OF losses sustBined.----- Jl5. 40 -
Amount OF income for the year in
cash -------.-.----- l-Ss6.D2i -
tu1ount Of expenditures ior the year
IN cash .....------, LOU 35I ~
In witness whereof / have heTeuBto ii--d
my name aud caUse,I my official seal 10 be a.
fixed. the day and wear first above written
fSeal} THOS +. DRAKE.
super int endsnr 81 Insurance.
II District 81 Columbia
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REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT
IS prepared to assume the management Of yo3:
real estate. Careful attention given - all de
tails.
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STATEMENT OF
PHOENIN INSURANCE COMPANY.
or BROOKLYN, y. y
DEPARTMENT or INSURANCE
%! the
DISTRICT OF COLI MBiA.

bF BFtttOhI-t n ~
DEPARTMENT or INSURANCE
%! the
DISTRICT OF COLI MBiA.
Washington March y. 1913
T. TIIDS- T. DIR AXE, superintendent OF iHS'!r-
zuer Of the district Of Columbia do hereby Ger
tify thas the PHOENIX INSi RANCE COM
PANN. located al Brooklyn, in the state o'
New Work. has complied IN all respects with
he laws ui the District oi Columbia applicable
tu it, and Is authorized t0 trspsart in the B's-
lrict pf columbia Its appropriate husJncss at
iusIring property against loss damage lay
Ere and lightning and toFnadoes, and making
ali kinds 81 Insurance on foods and other
property lu course Of transportation on land
nd water and ou any vessel OF boat during the
current wear lis condition and business on
the zIst dav - December ii the year next
preceding the date hereof. is shown by the state
aIncHded. 81 he Code Of Law Of the District
81 Columbia. 20 he as follows
Aggregate amount OF ayaIlah" rs
500 ~ *
Aggregate amount st liabilities tex
cept capua}. including rcinsGr
unce... Observation-Disclosures. 4.57I ,oa %
N,.t assets. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 25JS, I54 =
Aruotnt 81 actual paidup capital. l,GOo,ooO "a
Surplus Los. I54 -
amount % insurance in force. 2i.2iJ.s2S 60
Amount Ct Losses sustained. 3,S2s,H2i OG
Amount Of income for the year IN
cash ........- b,oi2ry'2 ~
Amount OF expenditures for the year
in cash. ...-.......-......... 5.4st.4 47 -
Ia witness whereof I have bere'mro subscribed
Iuy name and caused nv official seal to he at-
fixed. thc dag and year hrst above written.
t>cal.) THOs. +. DRAKE.
Superintendent of INSURANCE,
District 81 Columbia.
MOORE L HILL Unc.), Agents,
"a az I4th 81. \. ".
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CHICAGO GRAN MARKET.

Especial TO The Washington Times.)
CHICAGO. March S1.-The following
prices were quoted on the grain marker
TODAY
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WE WILL LEND YoU MONEY

WE WILL LEND YoU MONEY
On your furniture. pianos. organs, etc, and
you pay il back in small weekly or monthly
1symeB,N ABSOLUTELY 40 DELAY.
Our br y5DEss IS strictly confdenfi1., no en-
harTassHE questions to AK you Lowest rates
J the city. Private Offices.
COLUMBIA GUARANTEE COMPANY.
6lS Street \. "
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DO YOU NEED MONEY!

II ven want from SIC to 500 on Furniture,
Pianos Horses, Wagons, etc, and want the full
amount yeu ask for. call and allow
you g make your own terms
MUTUAL LOAN & TRUST CO.,
The Washington times., 1903-03-31

Retail merchants. Jsamsters, boarding scuse2
without security; largest buziness III 46 prfE-
eipal cities HOLMAN. Room l6l. 5s3 18th ST
aW. EaiS-tt
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H. R. H0wENsTEIN CO,

H. r. H0WENSTEIN CO,
go e ST y W. mb2l-st
WANTED 4 Hrst-cIass associate IN up-to-date
enterprise. investment well secured Address
BON o.. shis ottice- mh3i-3t
FOR SALE Old established oyster house and
dairy lunch in good location northwest. Adj
dress BOX -, this office. ua'i-5t
GOOD LIVING FOR An INVESTMENT or
ONLY $3.50 Well located. hourishing iuHcHToom
and restaurant Tor sale, owner obliged 60 leave
CITY. first class opportunity for and wife 10
invest trifing ~uH and make fair income; No
risk. investigate sol LIE & co, Bank OF
Washington Building. nh3I-3t
CHOICE FRUIT, CONFECTIONERY, with ice
cream parIor: clearing SIS weekly; this is a
bargain Price $500 NEW YORK BI 81 -E,SS
BROKERS Gil r ST. mh3l-3t
FOR SALE-PrJIit and grocery store. c5:eap.
1913 r St NV mh3l st
list your business for sale OlIr list Of businesses
for sale is complete, and investors Will ind It
greatly To their advantage to call on us before
buying No charge made for listing ad-
yer lssng-
h R. HOWENSTEfN co, 80 st. nw.
FOR SALE-An old-establislted we'll paying hi
cycle business located in the best part Of the
city. $500. stock worth more than that sum;
good reason Cor selling. Address BOX -, this
Cfiee. nhS0-3t
10 PEANUT MACHINES; must be sold. money
makers: no offer refused J. VI. GCILEY, s13
s.. ne mh902t
FOR sALE-A rare chance for business open
ing in Laurel, Nd, six-room dwelling and bar
attached. address BOX %, this office. mh2s-7t
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Money Loaned Salaried People,

Rooms Il ans IS, National Unio-s Building,
sIS St n W.
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DEPARTMENT OF INSJ RANCE
OF the
DISTRICT OF COLI NBIA.
Washington. March H. 1908.
l. TIfOS t. DIR AXE. s,lpcrint endent OF lusur-
anco of the District OF Columbia, do hereby GER
iify that the BOSTON INSj RANCE COM
PANY located al Boston. m the State of
Massachusetts,. has complied IN all respects with
the laws OF the District oi Columbia apPIi-
cable To- IL. and Is authorized 90 transact in the
District Of ColunIhia-its appropriate business OF
insuring property against loss or damage by
fire and lightning and t0rnadoes. and making
all kinds OF insurance goods and other prop
eIty IN course Of transportation on land and
water and on auv vessel boat during the
current wear. Its condition and business, on the
3Ist dav Of December of the wear next proceed.
ing he date hereof is shown BY the statement
under oath, as required by section ca, amended
Of the Code Of Law Of the District Of Columbia,
10 be follows:
Aggregate amount OF available as
........ 81 1(2, 962 IS
Aggregate amount Of liabilities tex
cept capita}, including re-in~tu-
anee. ...-...-..-..,-..-----.--- s72.O16 n
Net assets Observation-Disclosures. 2.s30.946 on
Amount Of actual pajd-up capital I,oo0,o 600 90
Surplus. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50. 946 on
Amount q insurance in force. s. a24 $50 GO
amount Of losses susts med -.----.. $40. 994 .
Amount If income for tho wear IN
cash !. Asi l6J 20
AMOUNT OF expenditures for the year
In cash ], 49, 5S2 81
In witness whereof have hereunto subscribed
my name and caused NV of4cial seal @ be al
fixed, tho lay Gnd year frs above writ On
(Seai.) THOS z. DRAA-,
Superintendent Of Insurance.
Il District Of Columbia.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS-
RAILROAD BONDS.

-Egiial Traction L. r. ga. lGss jog
let. = 4. IS, Ig25--.-.--.------ 10 IL
HeI L. IL Cert Indebtedness A IDS iGs
&ct r. r. Cert. indebtedness B.. jog
Columbia II r. G's 1914 --------- II 10
Columbia Il L. ID mort. 5E...- Jos 80.
City ( Suburban 5's-..------- 10 49,
AnacUstia & Potomac 5's..-....- - -,
!, ssh street. Ra5l.ray Is 49, ~ 81
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The London market this morning is
steadier, with some advances.
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

bonds. 81. 462. 200
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-10
JUNEAU TO s1TKA
Important Link in Alaskan Cable Is
COMPLETED.

Seattle, Oct. 10.-An Alaskan cable
from Juneau to Sitka has been com
pleted and an office established at the
capital CITY, Connection with Sitlxa
was made Wednesday. : To-day the
Burnside leaves Sitka, paying out cable
south. She probably has enough
cable to- lay a 400-mile stretch toward
this city, the terminus.
The United States geological survey
will have parties next year Investigate
ing hte mining resources Of southwest
ern Alaka, the formation Of the coun-
try and the oil deposits Of Alaska. II
the appropriation is ample, it is In
tended to study the geology of the
Nome district and make an investiga-
ton of the coal supply of Nome.
A Killing at Fort Gibbon.
Dawson, N. W. T., Oct. 10.-Charles
Hilly killed a man named Massey at
Fort Gibbon Wednesday In a drunken
quarrel. Hilly is In Jail and asserts
self defense.-The freight congestion
on the Yukon grows worse. Naviga-
ton in places on the lower river is
now dangerous.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-10
SEES A BIG WAR CLOUD
Government Official Would Have a
Regiment Sent to the
Chippewa,
Special to The Journal

Cass Lake, Mimi, Oct. 10.-While
Major G. T.. Scott, acting Indian agent
at Onigum, would not talk much about
the story telegraphed from Washing
ton, relative to the ugly mood Of the
Indians at Bear Island, a prominent
official located here who Is in close
touch with affairs says: Unless the
utmost care is taken there will be an
other uprising in a very short time.
The Indians do not forget their VIC
tory over the United States troops at
Sugar Point in 1895. They boastfully
say that they licked the soldiers once
and can do it again. Perhaps the
ending. of that uprising was not the
wisest course to have been pursued.
''If another uprising occurs it will
be brought about by the same agencies
I that caused the trouble at Sugar
Point. Then it was the dead and
down timber Now it is the live tim
| Der to be sold under the provisions of
| the Morris law. @s-..N H..
'It might be an act of wisdom, for
| the war department to send regt-
ment of soldiers to the Chippewa res
ervation. They could be distributed
at Walker, Cass Lake and -Bena. Their
presence would have a most salutatory
effect upon the Indians.
eff the war department is wise II
will not wait until trouble has actually
commenced before 1t sends troops
| here" ... =.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-10
TOLD IN A LINE

Frankfort, Ky.-E. F. Thompson, aged 81.
was found banging in his barn with his hands
tied behind him. - 80
Buffalo, N. Y.-John Lowe, notorman. was
killed on his car by being struck on the head
by trolley pole.
Buffalo, N. Yin an open switch collision
Conductor NJ. H. Burnham was killed and Fire
man Keller injured.
Laredo, Texas-Yellow fever reports show an
other increase. New cases, 20; total to date,
172; deaths to date, Z.
Danville, va.-Wil1 Jones, hanged yesterday
for numbering Jake Lee last November, left
ing Innocence Of the crime for which he was
hanged.
i Redwood Ohio-The tri-county fair was ended
by riot in which farmers who had been swim
died by fake gambling devices attacked the
gamblers and chased them out Of town.
: Johnstown, Pa.-By the breaking Of rope in
the Sunshine mine, string OF loaded cars was
released steep grade and ran away, killing
two men and seriously tnjurfng five more.
Cripple Creek, Col.-The entire militia garri-
son at Camp Ell Paso, except three who were
| absent, and many Of the miners, were taken
| with cramps yesterday, and 1t is believed the
water was poisoned
New York Mrs. Tree. wife Of ex-Judge Lam.
minister to Belgium and Russia, died aboard the
steamer Campania while at Thursday even.
/ ing. Death vas due to syncope
| Elgtn, Il.-W. A. Pierce, wealthy resi-
! dent of Pontiac, Mich, who came to Elgin -four
weeks ago and took q job at the pumping sta
ton while lahoring under the delusion that he
| taken home. His delnsion vanished last Tues
day and he telegraphed the Detroit police to sent
l for him.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-10
DEATH WAS KEPT SECRET
!
Chicago Man Reported t:Iost" in
Frisco Turns Out to Be
as.. Dead.

San francisco, Octh 10.-AbramE H.
Kohn, son of the late Henry Kohn, a
millionaire banker and merchant of
Chicago, has just died here under cir
cumstances which have aroused grave
suspicious, thru the mysterious and
[secretive conduct of those who at
tended him during his last hours E3s
+ Kohn, who was432 years old, arrived
there from the east last Monday with
Ia young woman who was registered
with him at a hotel as his wife.
Thursday evening he. was taken to a
prostration the result of an attempt to
abstain from morphine, to which. it is
said, he was addicted. At midnight
he was found dead in bed beside his
wife.
T Every. effort since then has been
made to keep the, death and the facts
| concerning it a secret, and while the
coroner was imne dfately notified OF
the occurrence with the request that
| it be not made a matter of public
record until late last night, the phys
icians and sanatorium people insisted
that Ko1n was alive and getting along
nicely. H. -. %
During the interval which lapsed
! between the death Of Kohn and the
admission Of his demise, the news had
been wired east to his relatives from
whom instructions were at once re-
ceived to have the body embalmed
and sent on there in care of his valet
/ The servant expected to leave for the
east to-day with the remains, but the
coroner has ordered the body held.
In an interview the widow said she
had been secretly married to Kohn by
a justice of the peace at Beulah, Wis.
on May II, last, that her maiden name
was Edith Webb, and that her home
was in Kentucky. Her hurried mis-
e.iN CT Oh ctr tn mi,
cate with her husbands relatives. The
physicians who attended Kohr
toward the last said his death was
due to natural causes.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-10
.. RECEPTION FOR DORIAN
Rochester Speeds Departing Paste
and Welcomes a New One.

ROCHESTER,, MINN.-A farewell
reception was held last evening for
Rev. and Mrs. Frank Doran, who de-
part to-day for their new home in
Marshall. A welcome was also ex-
tended the new pastor, Rev. o. w.
Taylor, formerly Of Clinton Avenue
church in st. Paul. The citizens
gathered in large numbers. -'s ~ s.
DR.. Doran has been pastor of the
Methodist church in Rochester for
ten years, which is something very
unusual in Methodism, and was ex-
tended an urgent call to return for
the coming year, but at the confer
ence was chosen presiding elder of the
Marshall district. Thru his labors
the edifice known as 'Doran chapel"
at Five Corners. five miles north of
Rochester, was erected, and has an
excellent membership.
Charles Heiden, one of the Oldest
residents of Olmsted county, passed
away after short illness. He was
born in Volgast, Germany.
Mrs George w. Lovejoy of this
city has fallen heir to a large sum OF
money from relatives. -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-10
ITS TWENTIETH ANNUAL.
Minneapolis Branch Of Woman's
Foreign Missionary Society
Meets at Mitchell.
= q = = = - = =
Snecialr TIA The Journal,

Special to The Journal.
Mitchell, SD, Oct. 10.-The twen-
,tieth annual meeting of the M1nneap-
oils branch of the Woman's Foreign
Missionary society was begun here
yesterday. The following officers ar
rived last evening: Mrs. w: 4. Ian
dis, Minneapolis, president; Mrs, 1. W..
Joyce, Minneapolis, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. D.. B. Gardner, St.
Paul, recording secretary; Mrs. G. w.
Hall, Minneapolis, treasurer.
Mrs. Lands, in her address, referred
to the splendid progress of the past
year Mrs. Joyce reported that two
young women had become mission
candidates, Miss Olson Of Minneapolis,
going to Malaysia, and Miss Lee OF
Fargo, N. D., to Japan. Reports were
made from the various auxiliary de-
partments and all showed fine prog
ress. These reports include the work
/ nesota, which three states comprise
the membership of the society.
| At the afternoon session Mrs. G. w.
Tall, the treasurer. made her annual
report: Balance on hand Oct. 1, 1902,
was $9,0S9.25; the receipts by confer
ences are as follows: Minnesota, $5,-
}627.54; northern Minnesota, 81, 341.14;
ISouth Dakota, $2,330.23; North Da-
kota, $l,972.50; Black Hills, $85.S8;
Northern German, $1,619.6o; North
west German, $4O3.50; Northern
Swedish, $747.11; Observation-Disclosures
! $246.93; miscellaneous, $408.39; total
cash receipts were $26,S71.57. The dis
bursements for foreign expenses were
$26,234.58, while the branch ex.
! penses amounted to $1,239.99, leaving
a deficit of 1857, which, however, the
I ladies declare will be wiped out In a
short time. The thank offering fol-
the year amounted to $2,126.78.
A fine program has been arranged fol-
the convention which will be enlivened
by the presence of Miss Anna Stone OF
! Kiu Kiang, China, and Miss Clara
Martin Of Penang, Maylasia. Miss
Stone is a native Chinese girl, and was
graduated some few years ago in q
l college in her home town. The mis-.
sion society adopted her for educa.
tional purposes and she. is being
trained in this country as it's protege
Sunday all the churches in the city
will tender their pulpits to the lead.
ing speakers of the society. The con.
vention will adjourn Tuesday morning
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-10
ICOLLEGE GIRLS
IN FIERCE FIGHT
Glass Rush in Chapel Results in
Blackened Eyes and Torn
Clothes.

Topeka, KAN, Oct. 1o.--On the
stage Of the Washburn college chapel,
in front of an audience Of 500 per-
sons, there was an exciting color fight
between the girls Of the freshman and
sophomore classes in which thirty-five
sophomore girls tried to rush" forty
freshman girls off the platform.
Tables and chairs were overturned,
the presidents chair was smashed to
pieces, clothes were torn, hats were
lost and eyes blackened in the rough
and tumble fight. The occasion was
the annual cane rush and the girls Of
the rival classes had been trying for
an hour to yell each other down from
the tops of the chapel seats.
Suddenly one of the freshmen girls
appeared on the platform waving the
rival class colors. Then the clash
came. 1t was at leaststwenty minutes
before the faculty could restore peace.