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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-25
ANOTHER BUSINESS BLOCK.
$4,000 to Be Invested in a New
Structure at Sioux Falls.

SIOUX FALLS, S. D.--Another fine business
block is to be erected in this city; the contract
having Just been signed. 1T will b., erected by
Germs Of The city. and viii cost approximately
100000 The new structure will be constructed
of steel and brick, and will be equipped with
passenger and freight elevators. waiting rooms,
retiring and. all the conveniences Of a
modern mercantile palace. 1t will be forty: -four
The total height of the building will be only
five feet less than that Of the average six
story structures.
fled in the United States court in this city
by Henry NJ. Truesdel, "a house painter OF
and his assets at $3.50. He contends that the
full amount Of his assets is exempt.
Rev. Carl ID. Thompson, A. NJ, Of the Social
crusade, has been secured by the local social
lists to deliver a lecture on Saturday: evening on
the subject of socialism. ...a>e0
About two inches of snow has Mlen, and for
the first time this winter the ground Is covered
with a white MANTLE. -, ~ -~..ss-
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NORTH DAKOTA
COAL RATES AND "Y's''
Railroad Commissioners Listened ]. .tf
Grievances at Fargo Meeting.


FARGO, N. D.The North Dakota railroad
commission met here to consider maximum coal
rates and the question of Us. There is dissatis-
faction ae over the rates on Ignite coal TO many
points IN the state, and many towns still COM
plain of inability to get railroad Us. CARING
ton, Leeds, Paramount, Bismarck, Valley City
and many other points want the new law carried
out, 90 cars can be transferred from one road
The county commissioners are In special see
sion with the insurance adjusters, agreeing the
losses nseqrred by the recent fire. 1t Is not
thought there will be n great deal of trouble,
as the loss was SO complete there is little left
for discussion. M "a = \ ~
, The United States officials have rounded up
William Glennon. who was indicted some months
ago by the grand jury on the charge of selling
liquor without government license. Glennon
disappeared about the time his indictment was
made out and recently returned. m
J. b.. Mercier made complaint against J. B..
Ladeault, charging the latter with Smuggling
whisky across the line: On the hearing it de-
yeloped that the complaining witness was with
the and the complaint spite
Two. halfbreeds have been arrested for cut
ting green timber in the Turtle Mountain coun-
at the Grand Forks term next month. INK
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MONTANA
ON RICHARDS TRAIL
Members Of Miners Union Of Butte
Assailed as Anarchists
and Assassins.
Union, IN an Authorized Statement,
Calls the New Yorker "Bun-
co Mining Expert.

Special to The Journal
= Butte. Mont, Nov. 25.--At meeting OF
the miners union last night, a statement
was authorized which fairly bristles with
charges against 4. A. Richard. editor Of
the Mining and Engineering Journal Of
New York, who, In q recent issue, at
tackled the Butte miners union, charac-
'terlzing the members as anarchists and
.assassins."
Il In the authorized statement of the min
ers union Richard is referred to as a
"bunco mining expert" AT
Referring his charge that the mem
bers, constituting the delegation to dine
with the president are not reputable citi-
tzens, the union declares that, while it
does not approve Of the political feature Of
the "trip to Washington. the men are hon
orable and have the respect of the unions.
The signed and authorized statement says
in part:
Who is T. A. Richard and the Venture
corporation Of London? The Independent
mine Of Cripple Creek, Col. was sold to
This price was. paid upon this mans rep:
.resentation, after an examination by the
self same Richard.
At that time he was state geologist of
Colorado, following his occupation as a.
mining engineer. The reputation thus ac-
CURED gave him standing with his con-
fiding countryne EN-. the English investors
After the purchase. Of !: the Independent
mine IT was soon discovered that it was
large hole in the ground and the values
all worked out.
Upon a later examination by compe-
tent and honest mining engineers, 1t was
made known that the mine had been
sailed and, in consequence OF this later
report the Venture corporation is suing
the: Stratton estate Of Colorado to re-
cover more, than 100000. alleged to
have been ffaudulent1y obtained by STRAIT
ton on the strength of this false pretense
in the Richard report 2,
Miner Killed. Et IL.
John :Fitzwillians, Jr., miner, was
killed: last night in a, shaft of the Kelly
mine. In some manner a crosshead caught
on to the guides while the bucket con-
tinued on its downward course. The mo-
ton OF the rope loosened this beam after
the~bucket had gone fifteen or twenty feet,
and when it dropped it fell on Fitz-
williams. head. .s i.
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METEOR OVER ANOKA
Trail of Light Endured for a Moment
and Illuminated the Sky.

q .ANoKA. MINI About 1915 last night, one
OF the most brilliant metteors ever seen ira,
course. Tt was a hundred times more bright
than the largest skyrocket and during It's digit
long trail of incondescence that lasted about a
1t gradually faded away the point Of com
meteor itself appeared to be of an intense
whletness, while close behind the light was red
dish and uneven, shooting sparks
MIR. and Mrs. Jesse G. Brooks entertained a
party of thirty friends.
The freshman class Of the high school held q
a tent with gypsy fortune teller was one of
the features of the eyening The sophomores
with the cakes and cream.
DETROIT, MINI, Seven months ago the city
purchased the electric light plant. which had
been owned by private persons, The report of
oe sh i, and ind Mater which has
these seven months of over 81, 200.-Men and
material are on the ground for the construction
was completed before the freeze-up.-It was
Id degrees below zero this morning. Snow. is
on the ground, but not enough for sleighing
PRESTON, MINI The Fillmore County Agri,
cultural society has elected officers for the en-
willard Boice, Levi store and E.. s. aolton, eS.
a term of the district court. There were about
thirty cases ON the calendar, including two
oHeSs SeVeral cases were sSettleQ OUT
of court.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
HASTINGS, NINN.--The funeral of Mrs. Tm-
ma V. Palmstrom was held yesterday afternoon.
The casket was surrounded by profusion of
beautiful flowers, Four daughters and one son
survive her., Hildegarde a., Florence NJ. Leda
s., Marguerite e. and Harold M.-A telegram
announced the death of Mrs. Michael Classen at
Oakdale, Mimi, from pneumonia I.
STAPLES, MINIMIZE Protestant. churches
will hold union Thanksgiving service, at p.
M, In the Methodist church. Addresses will
he made by several speakers.-Bishop Morrison
of Duluth conducted services In the Episcopal
church and preached one of the most powerful
sermons ever heard in this place, on 1.-THE Lay
mans Personal Responsibility"
DULUTH, NINA shocking suicide occurred
three miles south Of Glidden, Wis Henry, Be
zing, farmer, blew the top of his head of
with a shotgun, using stove poker to push the
trigger. $50.
LANEsBoRo, MINN.--.A good INTELLECTUAL
feast was served to Laneshoro citizens last
evening by the high school students in their new
hall before large audience.
LIE suEUR, MrNN.--Miss Nellie Wilson. 9
daughter of Mrs. w. =. Wilson, died Of consump
tion.
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RETAIL IMPLEMENT. MEN
Program Is Ready for the Sioux Falls
Meeting on Dec $40

A. Bowler of this city and L. " Schneider af
Salem, who were appointed committee to pre-
pare the program for the annual convention of
the Retail Implement Dealers Association of
South Dakota Southwestern Minnesota and
Northwestern Iowa, which will be held in Sioux
Falls on Dec. s-10, have just completed their
work.
At the opening session Tuesday evening,
Dec. s, NJ, d. Thompson of Vermillion presi-
dent of the association, will make HIS annual
address: Among those secured to address the
convention are: w. H. Richie, Minneapolis;
the manufacturers; H. G. Stayer, Chicago and
J. A. Cleaver. Huron. w. S. Hill, Alexandria
s. d. secretary treasurer of the association Will
address the gathering what Our Member
ship in the National Federation Means"
knights of Columbus of this city to the num-
on special train to aid in the work OF initi-
ating members. 49, 80.
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WISCONSIN
W AITING ON RANE
Messmer Will Not Discuss His Policy
or Successor Until Official
News Comes.
He Is skeptical as to the First Re-
ports and Hopes They Are
in Error.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal. II
Green Bay, Wis, Nov. 25.- Bishop Mess-
mef returned last night from Sobieski and
leaves, to day for Merrill.
From all that I have seen so fart
am Inclined to doubt my appointment as
aEchbishop of Milwaukee, he said. and
until it is confirmed | can say nothing
either regarding my policy or. my succes.
sor. ~ have, of course, received no word,
and. expect to receive nothing until a Lott
ter can reach. me. in from ten to twelve
days. I.still hope the report OF Yesterday
may be. an error .s,s=..sf q.
While Bishop Messmer will say noth-
ing regarding a successor. it is believed
that there will be but, one considered for
the position, Monsignor J. j. Fox, now. in
Spokane, where he recently. accompanied
his brother. Monsignor Fox has; been
vicar general Of the: Green Bay. diocese
for some. years and is "a native of; this
city. His appointment would give a,geil-s.
erale satisfaction, and he would undoubt-
edlys be Bishop Messmer's choice: .rs.iT,
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SCHOOL PRINCIPALS DOWNFALL
Pathetic Scene In Court When Jones
was Convicted or Assault.

BQzEMAN.. MoNT.---A. o. Jones' principal
cially and well known generally in educa tional
circles Of the state has been found guilty Of
assault upon the person OF Louise Bosmeir, a
l5-year-old French Canadian girl, a pupil Of
Jones' school and sentenced to five years In the
state pen1tentiary at Deer Lodge 4s
The AFFAIR has caused an -upheavaI in Bohemian
society and the greatest sensation since a year
ago. When Rev.. Barr. Harris was found guilty
and is now doing a year for the offense.
Because of the questionable character Of the
GIRL, as shown by the testimony OF witnesses q
verdict Of acquittal was expected, .and when the
findings Of the jury were announced the scene
in the courtroom, was pathetic: one, Mrs Jones,
bling most -pitifully There was not a dry eye
IN the room The girl IN the case was recently
In a ct. Paul hospital from which place she was
brought back to Bozeman by the authorities. 81.
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ALBERT LEAFS THANKSGIVING
Two Games of Football and a Dance.
~, VIII Be Featf1res 5

ALBERT LEA, MINN.--Thnnksgiving will be
observed as a holiday. There will be union ex-
ercises in the Presbyterian church at 10 80 and
also services in the Episcopal and Christian Sci
ence houses of worship. ~ football game will
be played in the morning and another in the
nual ball In the evening. t.t.sS :f.+554
A. II. Squier, who has been experimenting, de-
clares that ashes do not reburn but that they do
assist in retaining the fire in hard coal when Wd
and placed like mortar over the fire. Others are
experimenting. - : s..
N. p. Nelson died at his residence on a farm
a few miles south of this city late Monday
night, aged 70, after an illness Of some months
Hannah Wilkinson went to: Brfcelyn Ito visit
a sister and after few days died there aged
abcnt 3d. It is a curious eoincident that d few
to Bricelyn and died after being there short
time.
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NO PARDON FOR WATKINS
Murder of the Bosier Boy Was Not the
Convict's. First Crime.

49, N! CUIIFICU . IiaGrSTIIlS. \. :.
ONAWA, IOWA--Ihe- discovery that Frank P.
Watkins, the oldest convict In Fort Madison,
sent up from this county, is guilty of another
murder forty years old, win result In defeating
his effort to obtain a pardon sf:.:2
Watkins is 60 and for. nearly forty years has
carried J the secret of his first murder while
paying the penalty. for his second
In 1877 Watkins came here and, working for
a woman named Boser. in Isineoln township in
duced her son to go with him to- eastern Iowa.
The. boy did not return. Watkins was arrested
Jordan township. Watkins was convicted and
sent up for life With tYenty-fVe years to, his
credit, an effort for a pardon was started, with
apparently good chances of success.
BY merest chance it has been discovered that
Watkins, in 1867, murdered; Deputy Sheriff Gronk
Jail to prevent his lynching. After conviction
the supreme court granted a retria1 and the
death of an important; witness neeessitated the
ds1nissat-of the action: Watkins disappeared
and has just now been identified as the: same
man. ..y
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BABES LIFE. ATTEMPTED
Dubuque. Girl Will Be Sentenced to
!: the Penitentiary This Week,

DUBUQUE, IoWA.-lIiss Sarah shinoe was
found guilty of assault: yith intent to- murder
her infant and will be:7sentenced to. the peni-
vault and its cries attracted the attention: of
neghbors, who rescued IT.. Miss Shtnoe' mother,
tempted murder. will be. tried next week.
The deaneries Of the: rious dioceses- of the
archdiocese; Of Dubuque, are in session. to day
priests. The object of the sessions is to have
The priests. BRUSH upss in their theology and be
able to undergo an examination Whenever called
upon to do so: Such 90 therings will, be held
each year he1 CATER. 80 rn.s.s -
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WHOLESALE HORSE STEALING
Wendell Murphy, Alleged Member OF a
Gang Is Arresfad

& LIVINGSTON, MONT.-Sherir Robertson has
captured Wendell Murphy, who is charged with
horses from ranehers in this vicinity in Sep
tember,. 1902. .s..s,..l rs.
It is asserted that Murphy assisted Charles
in stealing. bands of horses and driving them
down near Grey Cliff, where an effort was made
to dispose of them. Larson was captured several
weeks ago.
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'ToNKA is CLOSING
Winter Sailors Are Rigging Their
Roats for n Season of Snort,

EXCELSIOR, MINN.-Lake Minnetonka is
rapidly freezing over, and already there are wide
areas of thick ice. Owners of ice yachts are
making preparations for the coming of
sport. Within week several of the best
yachts will be rugged and on the Ice, The
Excelsior Ice Yacht club will put on some big
boats this winter. and strenuous campaign will
be made to wrest the lake pennant from the
Deephaven club
company of colored jubilee singers will
appear at the town hall Saturday night; under
the auspices of the local branch of the W. G.
II U. The next number of the Epworth League
lecture course will be presented on the evening
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ss.BLAcKnIAIL AS. THE MOTIVE !,
Suits Against Clinton saloonkeepers to.
{! 80 Re JnEestfgatfd g

Z. CLINTON, IOWA-Judgel P B. Wolfe, believ-
ing thatsblackmail has been the:motiye I'm some
OF. the suits brought against liquor dealers, has
appointed a committee of three attorneys to
make thoro Investigation Of all suits, and If
irregular, an action will. be commenced against
the attorneys to disbar them and otherwise pun
ish them and those guilty with them. y:
S?Twelve cases have been fled in this-.county
against Clinton liquor dealers Mrs. Julia Myett
being the plaintiff in all. she has brought suit
CITY: n. m -
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Z ALTA, IOWA.-The Northeast Iowa Horti-
cultural society will meet annually here with
Storms, president of Iowa State college, will
make the. PRINCIPAL address. Prominent guests
reene of Davenport president AID secretary OF
the:State Horticultural society John G. Ferris
of Hampton, secretary OF the Northeast society;
Professor Erwin and Professor Little of Iowa
State college. 80
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COLLEGE, MANS ROMANCE.
Seller Met Els Future Wife. While
::Waiting on a, Table.

Z WALKER, IOWA-Frederick Isaac Seller Of
this place went to Yale to finish his educa
ton after graduating from Northwestern uni
he went to waiting on a table in: a restaurant.
Among his patrons was Miss Florence E.
aud has a comfortable fortune. She came to
Sellers table regularly, and liked his waiting
so we'll that she agreed to wait on him in-tlirn
till he should get out Of college. But finally
they grew tired of waiting and now they are to
be married without further delay.
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among other deputies who received small
er salaries. It is charged that a part Of
Howe's salary was given to f.. J. Sammis
brother of the collector. y
The charges are being. Investigated. Coll
lector Sammis insistently denies them. He
is one of the PROMINENT politicians Of
Iowa. and is a congressional aspirant in
the eleventh district, to succeed Lot
Thomas. s.ia ss3af@gsss
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HASTINGS, MINI. IN ieholas siebe-
Reinardy. Of Marshan were married at
st. Mary'sF church, New rrier, yesterday,
Rev: Leopold Haas officiating. "A, recep-
ton was held! last evening at the home Of
the BRIDES parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Retnardy. 49,
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TO be opened next month with ..Shora Acres,
as the attraction. Theater parties from various
points in northern Iowa will be present. 81. "
GARNER, EMBELLISHMENTS elevator at Good
ell was, destroyed by fire. The loss is about
$4,000, partly covered by insurance. Incendiar-
ism Is suspected. So. "a; ..sf
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wHEATLAND, N. D.-Brakeman R. Michaels
fell between the cars last hight and was killed
His folks reside at Rensselaer,, Ind.
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Of Dec, 4, when the glee club Of Hamline uniyer-
sity will give a concert.
The local post of the G. A. r. held campfire
at the town hall Tuesday evening, which was
largely a attended and much eiJoyed Among the
numbers OF the Bryant post male quartet of
Minneapolis.
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MILWAUKEE, WIs.-Professor Emil Dapp-
rich, aged 81, well-known German educator and
for some time president of the German English
academy in Milwaukee, died late last night of
cancer. .5E..5 e 5s'.s15is {. 80 .ts5
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.eNAEASKA, WIs.-After being, repeatedly
deceived by relatives who We're attempting to
law, Undersherif Chris Burns yesterday found
Adolph Moe hiding under a bed at the home Of
O relative in Mndoro. He was arrested on tia
chargeof assaulting his father, and sentenced to
thirty, days. -E,.s. 'gsS
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GUSHING, wIs.-While hunting Oscar Sever
son. a lad. shot himself accidentally thru the
jaw. He is in a critical condition.
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sAMMIs IS PROMINENT

Internal Revenue Collector Who Is Charged
with irregularities:
J. u. Sammis, collector of internal reve-
nue. in the northern Iowa federal district.
is charged in an affidavit made by former
Deputy Milton Howe of Dubuque of having
received part Of Howes salary to divide
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STEVENS POINT, wIS.-The' board Of Super
yfsers Of Portage county has appropriated $500
for the establishment of q county system Of free
stating . libraries for the special benefit Of
5000 annually hereafter for maintenance. This
is the fifth county in Wisconsin to take action
under the new law making suoh appropriations
legal @1s*st
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HORNED RABBIT CAUGHT
So-caIIed Horn, However, Really
Tunor Attached to the Skull.

YANKToN, S. D.---A farmer living in Tankton
county has solved a mystery that as 90 long
puzzled the scientific world. There have been
reports of the existence of horned rabbits, hut
specimens have been as elusive as the sea ser
pear until yesterday, when James Deyine killed a
rabbit which had fourteen horns around its
head and neck
The animal is on exhibition at Violin, small
town this city. One of the horns was cut
from the animals head end sent to a Yankton
physician. After a microscopic examination, it
was determined that the so-called horn was in
reality tumor of the most fhrous variety The
growth was not connected with the skull but
was attached to the tissues of the head.
The outer end of the horn hard and dry
resembling real horn The growths were fed
apparently in the same manner as the finger
nails.
SCOTLAND, s. D.--War has been declared by
the mayor on slot machines. This was due to the
operation of a roulette wheel, which caused com
plants to be made to the mayor. who thereupon
decided TO suppress all forms Of gambling.
WASHINGTON SPRINGS, s. D.-F. II. Tofae.
mire. of the pioneer settlers OF this county
died very suddenly Monday afternoon, at his
residence, three miles from the Springs, of heart
failure =
ABERDEEN, s. D.--A child Of Arthur Bowlby
was Instantly killed by climbing upon a cur.
board, which tipped over.
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their home counties; But, In such aAcentest
almost any one might be the compromise
nominee, and that Is why SO many are In
the race,
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SALEM, S. D.-A light snow from the east
Is falling and the outlook for white Thanksgiv-
ing is good.
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NEW $1,000 ARCH CONCRETE BRIDGE At WATERLOO IOWA

acre Ia river a Jus sci mpa
h Ii g bso w used
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NORTHWEST WEDDINGS

LA CROSSE, WIS.-Attorney Edward
H Casseis Of Chicago and Miss Ella May
home of the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
G. w Van steenwyk to-day. The Van
Steenwyk- family, is one of the wealthiest
In western wisconsin and the bride is a
leader Of local society, The ceremony
was performed by Rev. C. M: Noles. The
bridegroom is the son of Sheriff Cassels of
Sparta, Wis. The couple will reside at
Edgartor, near Chicago.
ANOKA, JMINN.--Miss Mabel Reynolds
of this city and Stanley Bickford of Cham
pin will be married this evening at the
home Of the brides parents. Rev Fred :
erick r, Leach Of the Baptist church will
perform the ceremony. ~, ~
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A SECOND ARREST
Another milwaukee, Alderman Shared
i; for Alleged Bribe-Takine:

---..... : LIZ E5t1UC- etEAI1E2
E MILWAUKEE, WIS.--Charles Cooke. formerly
an alderman from the fourth ward, and well
charge of soliciting and accepting "a br1bes of
81, 900 from John e. Fitzgerald of the Milwaukee
Boiler company 1t is said the consideration was
the passage of a sidetrGck ordinance.
The arerst is the second within two days re-
sulting from the efforts of the citizens commit
tee of: ten: The case was worked up, by the
committee and the complaint was signed By
Thomas B. ,Boggs, member of the comittee.
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ABERDEEN, S. D.--A child Of Arthur Bowlby
was Instantly killed by climbing upon q cup
board, which tipped over.
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DULUTH, NINA shocking suicide occurred
three miles south of Glidden, Wis: Henry. Be
ling, farmer blew the top of his head off
with a shotgun, using stove poker to push the
trigger &..EE