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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-16

GIRL GOES TO JAIL
Miss Ullman and Her Father
Charged With conspiring
to Defeat the Law.
She Fled to Minnesota and Is
Further Said to Have Ac-
cepted Money.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal. 1.a.
Juneau, Wis, Sept. 16-Miss Ida Ullman Is
in Jail here charged with conspiring with her
father for $4,000 to defeat the ends of justice.
suit for $4,000 damages, brought by Miss
Ullman against her father for attempted MUIR
der, is still pending and it is asserted she made
an arrangement with her father that II he would
and live with her mother in Alexandria, Mimi
month or so ago Miss Ullman went to Min
nesota, and District Attorney Husting, after
working on the case secured a war; ant and the
girl was arrested at her mothers home.
Small bail was offered, but Miss Ullman says
she prefers to stay in jail until the case Is
settled.
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NORTH: DAKOTA
NOT THIS YEAR
Farao's Street Car Project Likely to Go
Over AGAIN.

{ FARGO, N. D.--once more there is revival
of street car talk in Fargo. Some time ago the
Representatives Of the stockholders requested the
city council to extend the time Of establishing
the line till Dec. /. The council agreed to If a
forfeit was put up The Stockholders consented
requested extension. but the $4,000 forfeit still
remained In the bank. There was some talk Of
that there are grave doubts about the possibility
Of completing the line this fall, but the. COM
pany says it has all contracts made and has
5000 900 In cash to pay for the work. .Fargoans
have reached the stage where they will believe
the street railway is q go-when they see it
going.
! Fargo seems to be up against a milk famine.
Some of the dealers have dropped as many as
thirty or forty customers and others are unable
to supply their regular patrons. ~ IHft III
The Agricultural college g, and the Fargo col.
regular exercises began to-day. The outlook for
both institutions Is very encouraging. at
The contest started by William "A. Harris
against Martin Decker for a. quarter of section
near Kuhn. was dismissed BY the local land
Office Harris commended that Decker had not
complied with the law regarding. the establish
ment Of a residence, but the officials took the
other View, tltgs 80
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FOR LooTlNG CARS
Two North Western Railroad Men Are
Under Arrest.

81 = I : ID Z. IL.
/ ABERDEEN, S. D.--A.7C. Blackney, Of HUI
ron, and L. j. Lawrence, of Carthage, both
North Western railroad. men, have been arrested
and brought here on charge of burglary.
Blackney Is brakeman and Lawrence a fire.
man. It is alleged that the companys cars
had been broken Into and goods stolen at diff
ferent times, and railroad detectives were put
on the. case and the men arrested as q result.
The records Of the weather station here show
that for 1908 to date the rainfall has been
24.93 inches. OF this: 1892 inches has fallen
since July 1.
The. question Of disposing, OF the sewage OF
the city is becoming a. serious problem. The
system here was built On plans made By Benz.
zetta Williams. the Chicago engineer who put in
9, consulting engineer. His plan provided for
owing to the cost OF that. plan the sewage was
pumped from the catch. basins into the Moe.
casin.: This did all right for q town of 2, ooo
people, but since Aberdeen has grown to nearly
four, times that and the sewer extensions have
Increased by several miles. It has been found
that something must be devised besides the Moe.
casin for the disposal. Mr.. Williams has been
appealed to and Is expected here early In Octo-
ber. =" - ~
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TWO ARRESTED FOR FORGERY
Williams and His Accomplish Considered
Dangerous Characters.

SIOUX, FALLS, s. D;-The preliminary exam
Williams and his home as Toledo. Ohio who was
forgery resulted IN his being held to the next
He is charged with forging the name Of a. farm
er to q. note for $240, which he cashed at the
First National bank at Dell Rapids. A COM
panion Of. Williams, also stranger. was ar
$1,000 The men are considered dangerous char
acters, and other eases against them are ex-
pected to develop. Z, IL.
township, Moody county, has filed petition in
are na assets ae saSs MS Pa
sets the sum Of $3.50 is held 20 be exempt. a
nan, a retail liquor dealer Of Eikton Who places
his liabilities at $914. 10 and his assets at $146O.
Of the latter, ssss Is held e be exempt Al:
August = HoefeTt and John Z Hoefert 60.
Arm name Of Hoefert Bros: They schedule
their liabilities at $43 and their assets at $143.
call has been issued for meeting at Yank-
ton this week, during the, state fair, Of the
ciation st South Dakota, southwestern Minnesota
termine the exact dates for the annual con
ventions Of the association. which will be held
in Sioux Falls in December. -
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CHARGED WITH HEREsY

methodist r. 5l;T,? ~ =, !.
vestlsate Prof. Terry,s Case. Il. Pr
GREEN BAY, WIs.-An Investigation may be
required Of the Wisconsin Methodist conference
into statements charging heretical teachings
upon Professor Milton $. Terry, of the Garrett
Biblical school, the Methodist theological school
Evanston. !. =. =
Certain allegations have been circulated By
Rev. D.: j. Holmes, Of Palatine, ILL.,, who en-
conference last fall, but was refused hearing,
body. .. ..''. ~. 800 =. :
Professor Terry is a member Of the Wisconsin
conference and is expected to be present at this
session He Is accused of denying the pre-.
existence OF Christ and denying that books OF
the Bible, particularly books Of the New Tesla.
ment, are accounts of historical facts and OF
questioning their credibtlity :
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IOWA
AFRICAN CHURCH ROW
Bitter. Contest for the Office OF Bishop
SIater,s Sensational Statement.

DIES MONIES, IoWA-A bitter contest for the
position Of bishop is expected in the twenty first
session Of the conference Of the A. NJ E. church 81
which began here to-day. The conference In
cludes Iowa, Illinois and several other states.
The fight is between Bishop, Grant and Rev.
George W. Slater, who recently resigned as pas
tor OF the Hyde Park chapel in Illinois The
troubles Of the two men have had good airing
In the papers published In the interests of the
race and the clash will come here during the
next few days.
Slater says he. resigned from the pulpit be-
cause Of the unfair and ungodly treatment of the
leading ministers in the Iowa conference. In @
Communication to the Bystander, published in
Des Moines, he says:S
There is no disgusting. the fact that no self
respecting, honest Christian minister can con-
genially remain in her ranks II he does he
must either compromise or be kicked and cuffed
about No woman missionary or evangelist can
maintain her place unless she bows to the ). be-
hest, Of wicked men,, These men demand that
the other ministers, women and men, be quies-
cent while they rob the church treasury and lead
the flower of our wonianhood from the paths of
virtue to disgrace
adultery and every deed in the category of
crime" e
Slater will be given an opportunity to prove
his assertions.
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GETTING READY FOR IT
Some of the Features Of the State w. G.
T. u. Convention at Winona.

- wINoNA MINN.-Men'ters of the w. G. T.
u. in Winona have made great preparations for
the entertainment of the state convention of
the organization to be held In this city Sept.
"a to %. The convention will open at 1880 on
Thursday evening with an executive committee
meeting and the sessions will continue thru the
following Monday.
The services of Sunday will be of special in
terest. The delegates will attend churches of
their own utilization in the morning. In the af-
ternoon at 3 o'clock there will be Sunday
school rally in charge of Mrs; Belle 3. Morris
pf Winona In the evening the annual sermon
will be delivered by Rev. Anna Shaw. of Phil
Pdelphia on the topic "The Temperance Prob
lem" ...a.
Monday morning the birthday of the late
Frances Willard will be observed and various
matters of business will come up for considera-
tion The convention will close on Monday even
Ing with a diamond medal contest and report
pm. the worlds. convention by Mrs. Z. c. Mach
Ter of Campbell @
s. B. Livermore. who yesterday stepped out as
manager of the plant Of the Winona Railway
and lightning company in this city. was, pre-
Bented by the employees at the plpant with a
handsome diamond ring. The new management
denies the story sent out from La Crosse that
the Central Electric company will purchase the
Winona plant. They say the plant Is not fol-
sale. improvements costing in the neighbOrhood
Of 800, 600 are under way, D.. i ., So 81
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= NO HAY FOR STOCK
Marshes About Black River Falls Are
f-,l .rs- Under Water -

BLACK RIVER FALLS, VISA serious sit
uation confronts many new settlers east and
northeast of this city. They came last spring,
and most OF them brought large herds Of stock,
them this winter. The marshes from which
they intended to cut hay are small lakes and it is
impossible to cut load on thousands of acres
most of them will be obliged to sell their stock
as 1t will not pay them to buy feed at high
prices. IN :. = .
Women have generally been employed to pick
the cranberries but it is impossible to drain
the marshes and the only way berries can be
gathered Is by men with. long rubber boots
rain ceases. ~ r 10y -
The funeral Of G. W. Ennpie, who died a
Few hours after being thrown from his wagon by
q runaway team, was held today under Modern
Woodmen auspices. He left a widow and two
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OWNERSHIP NOT A SUCCESS
Valley City VIII Offer Its Lighting Plan,

VALLEY CITY, N. D.-The city council has
decided to offer the electric light plant tor sale
franchise ht wil be given the
on the system and it Is ssaid to be the largest
plant. outside Of Fargo and Grand Forks; IN the
the city and the expenses for the past year were
about 81, ooo5 more than the receipts.
wick state bank bills. made his. escape Monday
night He gut his way out Of a steel cell and
then dug thru stone wall. He u.s. considered a
crook land was one Of the gang which has been
passing these bills thru the: northwest. The
sheIif has offered reward for his rearrest
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-16
EVERYTHING LOOKING WELL"
Senator Gamble Makes Tour Of the
Black Hills.

RAPID CITY. s. D.--rUnited States Senator
Gamble has visited Rapid City and looked over
the: new buildings: and other improvements at
the government indian school here, He made
q brief tour; of the BLACK Hills and declared
that he found everything looking we'll ~. rs.
The Indian school is receiving additional build
tngs that VIII double it's space. The school will
be able to. take care Of $50 pupils where 1t has
previously accommodated .i125. The new farm
consisting Of 1eo acres purchased recently Of
George Wells VIII be used at once for prac-
dairying. This is one OF the finest tracts In
western South Dakota: It is nearly all under
Irritation and contains q large orchard.
The state school of mines has entered upon its
school year with a good attendance More stu
dents are enrolled than eyer before at the be-
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-16
LAND FOR IOWA MEN
Patrick Tract at FarrIs VIII Be Cut UP
Into Small Farms

CASS LAKE. MINN.-An important real estate
deal was made this week at Farris, when the
sold for SIS, 800 A portion Of the corporate
limits Of the village is located on the land
stood the land will be cut up into small farms,
and that farmers from the hawkeye state will
locate there. -.
GThe Cass County Agricultural association will
not hold fair this year. For five. years the
sfsy mas nd af az n soc ana f9
credit to the county. A. G.. Bernard. who
has acted secretary of the society since 1t was
organized says there is lack of interest this
year. rs ,---'
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ENTIRE SCHOOL. GOING. !.
oacoma Pupils to Journey. to MltchelIs
Palace; In a Body, -


MITCHELL S. D.-President Gale Of the corn
palace. RECEIVED letter to-day from the prin-
cipal Of the Oacoma% schools on the reservation
west Of Chamberlain.S stating that ne Is de-
sirious Of bringing bis entire school to Mitchell
dae prhega
he can. get satisfactory rates from the MIL
waukee railroad and wants cut rate from the
mittee :Pwfl encourage this educator and all
others who desire to give their pupils a similar
outing ty making low rates for the crowd.
The postoffice has been moved into the new
building enteredcby Smith & Dawson at cost Of
is thirty feet wide and 12o feet long, and is
equipped with new furniture, the boxes being
has nine, men under him, five clerks and four
carriers doing the business of the office, which
has made application for another clerk, recon.
mended by the inspectors who were here to see
social and commercial organization, will have
five rooms on the second floor for Its use, and
they will be ready for It's occupancy when the
corn palave opens. l.,..a...s y, :s7
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cheap Rates 70 caIIforn7

Tickets only $3.50 and thru sleeping
car berth only Sc from Minneapolis to
San Francisco, Los Angeles, etc. Thru
tourist cars leave over the Minneapolis &
st. Louis railroad every Wednesday via
Santa Fe line and every Thursday via
Omaha, Denver and the Scenic Route. =
Experienced excursion conductors in
charge Of all parties. w. L. Hathaway.
city ticket agent. No. Washington ay S.
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BENEFITS LONG VACATION n!
Judge Of the Third Circuit Returns With
- improved Health. -.-s@ :,

WATERTOWN, S. ,D.-Judge Julian Bennett OF
the third judicial circuit, has returned to Water
town. having been absent all summer at cities
in New York and vicinity and stopped for some
time at Battle Greek, Mich. on the way. His
health Is Improved: a special term Of court
have been aw aiting his arrival.
Another secret marriage has come to light.
W. G. Walsh and Nora Walsh were married on
July 81 without. the knowledge Of even their
parents. Both are well known young people.
The Business Mems union has made arrange.
ments to give the Journal-Lund excursion an ap.
propriate reception to-day. 1t is expected The
Journal Newsboys band will be heard in a con.
cert in the evening, after which its members Will
he entertained at banquet at the Arcade hotel
together sixty. pieces, will greet the newsboys
upon their ARRIVAL
! q. ]. Mowrey,s sailing yacht, on Lake Kan;
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CARNIVAL WELL ADVERTISED st.,
6rooklngs Ready to Entertain Large
Crowds Next Week

BROOKINGs, s. D.-.-A street fair and carnival
will be held In this city all Of next week. Pat
terson & Brainerd's carnival attractions have
been engaged and the business men have put up
premiums which will bring in a fine display OF
stock and farm products.
The advertising committee has covered the
country for miles around with attractive litera-
ture and the entertainment committee believes
that nothing short Of bad weather will keep the
crowds away. Aside from the street fair and
for several games Of baseball and band con-
certs. The carnival queen, merchants, travelling
men, Red Men and Woodmen parades will also be
attractive features.
On Thursday, the Red Men will have a grand
barbecue On Friday the old-timers will indulge
in a gamesof baseball and Saturday will be
children's day. The Brookings city band will
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-16
An UNDERGROUND Station;

The Pennsylvania railroad has, finally
approved the plans for a highly original
underground station in New York city
The station will have in all twenty four
tracks and eleven leading from the station
to Long Island, and In each tunnel only
one track will be laid, so that in case of
accident, travel will not be stopped. Rail
road construction of late years has all
tended toward greater safety of opera
ton, regardless Of expense. To protect
yourself against sickness and break down
use golden grain belt beer regularly. It
gives the reserve vitality necessary to
throw off sickness and to stand the wear
Of routine work A case at home will be
appreciated by all the family.
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MICHIGAN
ITS LEASE is INVALID
cIeveIand.cllffs Company Loses a Sui

Y :. . = for Iron Ore Lands. 10
MARQUETTE, MIcH.-The state supreme
court affirmed the decision of Circuit Court
Judge Stone in the case of the Negaunee Iron
company VS.. the Cleveland Cliffs Iron Mining
company, involving iron ore lands valued at
several million dollars. .a.sfSf ri
. The right to develop and operate mines on
the tract was claimed by Cleveland Oil IFS COM
pany under the provisions Of 9O-year lease
held by the Pioneer Iron company, which it
succeeded. 49, !,
The lease was held invalid, however, in the
circuit court, and this opinion has now been
affirmed.
Since the litigation started two large mines
have been opened on the lands and others are
almost certain to be developed. The litigation
peninsula for years.
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THROUGH Cars to California.

The Omaha road will inaugurate through
tourist car service to California, first car
to leave Minneapolis 9:05 a.. M, st. Paul
9:35 a. M, Tuesday, September 22d, and
every Tuesday thereafter, via Omaha and
Ogden, arriving San Francisco Friday,
4:25 p. M, Los Angeles 100 p M, Satur-
day. For reduced rate tickets and Sleep
ing car accommodations, call at 600 Nicol-
let avenue. Minneapolis, or 1872 Robert st,
st. Paul. M &
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The well-known strengthening proper
ties Of Iron, combined with other tonics
and a most perfect nervine, are found In
Carriers Iron Pills, which strengthen tho
nerves and body and improve the blood
and complexion.
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ALMOST TO HIGH MATER MARK

Old Wisconsin Threatens Flood at
Merrill.
MERRILL, W1S.-The Wisconsin river Is
still rising and hood is imminent The river
registers very near the high-water marx. Two
OF the sawmtlls have had to shut down owing
The rains have done great damage There is
hardly bridge or culvert left in position, and
of the farmers. Much grain has also been
damaged, and potatoes are rotting in the ground.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-16
TERM OF THREE WEEKS
Business Before Supreme court-state
e Bar Association Mee4s

81 Bar AssocIatlon Meets.
. GRAND FORKS, N. D.-The regular work of
the Grand Forks term of the supreme court was
taken up to-day. The, cases scheduled for argu-
Young expects the session to last three weeks.
The North Dakota State Bar association held
Its annual meeting yesterday afternoon and
from this state to the national association made
his report and Presidents. H. .Bosard delivered
increasing the salaries Of district judges and
discussed at length the merger litigation, uphold
!: The following officers were reelected: Presi-
dent. j. H. Bosard, Grand Forks; vice president,
NJ. H. Brennan, Deyils Lake; y-treasurer,
w. A.. Thomas, Leeds. President Bosard has not
yet announced the personel Of the executive board
of the association. II - ~
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q ? =. L.
SPENCER, s1owA2.A pretty romance is soon
to culminate In the marriage Of Miss Jessie Mil
Ter OF Spencer, to Nicolas Leysbeth, minister
to Guatemala City, Ger traf America, from Bel
GUM. ~ t,so g45.5 Il.
The bride.to.he and her mother, Mrs. Emma,
Miller, are now on the ship Peru, well on their
ocean journey from San Francisco to San Jose,
Central America, where the groom. elect will, es-
cort the ladies. to Guatenaala, the capital city.
On account OF his ofacial duties, Mr.. Legs.
beth was unable to obtain leave Of absence;
therefore arrangements were made for the pro.
posed alliance to take place at Guatemala. The
couple first met at Havana, Cuba, last winter.
Mr.. Leysbetht lisa Belgian OF French de-
scent, his home being at Louvhin, near Brussels
pretentious weddings that has taken place here
in recent years was the marriage last evening
OF Miss Mathea Josephine Knon. daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. ]. G.. knof, to Irwin 8. Catlin,
postmaster at Barnesville. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. %. N. Fosmarrk. It was an
autumn-1eaf wedding and the rooms were draped
and featooned IN vines md foliage appropriate
Chicago and other cities onsa- wedding tour
CUSTER s.. DIV. Jenkins: Of Lead, and
Miss Sylvia Bowell;E daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
=. 4. BoweHs formerly Of Monroe, Wis. but
later OF Edgemont. were married at the Sylvan
Lake hotel Sept. 10. III ..ss s.,.. ss 81 Il.
I M1LNoR. IN. D.-Phil siring and Miss Mary
Bowser Of this place were married to-day In the
NJ. e. church in the presence Of a. large assem-
blage Of friends. Rev; Nh. Heron of1ciated.
| HASTINGS, MINN:-Miss Emma Benson for,
merly Of this city, and George Houger Of Red
! Wing were married at the latter place on Mon
4 dAy.-Joseph Molitor and Miss Katherine Rowe
OF Inyer Grove, have been licensed to wed.
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? BUFFALO LAKE, M1NN,-o.

: BUFFALO LAKE, MINN-O. T. Ramsland, Of
Sacred Heart, has purchased the general stock
Of merchandise of c. A. Peterson and P. +:
Walstrom, of this place. The two stocks Will
as O. I. Ramsland & Sons.-Threshing and plow-
ing are much delayed account Of rain. The
water stands fields never known to be under
water before. .-" .-'' .th ~
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p1A1Nv1Ew, M1NN.-rhe fourth ar

PLAINVIEW, MINN.-The fourth annual
street fair opens tomorrow for three days.
There will be many free attractions, including
Professor Davenport, the high-wire, artist, who
loon ascension every afternoon. The midway
is more complete than ever before and will have
only herd Of buffalo appearing in the state this
year will be an attractive feature. Thursday
is governors day, when Governor Van SAINT will
sneak . .y. :
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HURON, S. D.--walter; G. Burton, formerly
OF this city; and Miss Maude. Hallam will be
married at the home. Of the brides parents in
Kansas City, on Sept o. Il g7f@.7 PSI
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MILWAUKEE,, WIs.-In order to keep tramps
ana irresponsible persons from the pulpit, local
c clergy have organized the Wisconsin Chris
tan Ministerial association and the Wisconsin
Christian Missionary association. They are
formed for the protection Of the church against
be preachers -N''-S "
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Talking and thinking about 1t won't
get 1t. Journal want ads will. They get
things for lots Of people. Almost anything
wanted. One cent word; not less than
20 cents. Cheap enough.
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= ELLSWORTH. 1oWA.1he Odd Fellows Of
reunion here on Friday. The lodges at Els
worth. Webster. City, Williams Jewell Junction
and Homer will join in the event. The orator
will be Past Grand Hugh Chambers Of Lake
CITY, ,.s.~. - 77o-'l
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MILLER, s. D.--The Christian church build
to a modern up-to-date structure. money Tor
the purpose having been pledged.-More Ya1f
blowing will be done In this part, Of the state
than for many years. The ground Is well soaked.