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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-27

richardson, Iowa: SaIlie M. Hardy, Kentucky;
r. Fl. Fife, Michigan: w. P. Jewett, Minnesota
John r. Walker Missouri; Walter H. Weed
Montana; Angie F.. Newman. Nebraska; Mrs
John A. Murphy, Ohios A. G. Foster, Oregon:
J. R. Melon, Pennsylvania; J. j. Estey, Yer.
mont; Mrs. Frank Wheaton, California; and
Mrs. David Smith, U. S. N.
Nominations for other officers were
made as follows:
Historian general. Mrs. Elisabeth Gadsby and
Mrs. Anita Newcomb MCGEE, both Of District o.
Columbia: librarians general, Mrs. F. +. Ross
and Mrs. Benjamin Johnston, both Of the District
Of Columbia; chaplains general. Mrs J. j. Bull.
lock, Mrs S. NJ. Hartscck. and Mrs. G. T.. Ham.
lin, all District of Columbia: corresponding
secretary general, Miss f.. A. solomons, District
of Columbia, and Mrs. Henry L. Mann, District
Of Columbia; registrar general. Mrs. Ruth G
Mrs. D. X. Shute, District Of Columbia.
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INSURANCE LAN0.K.
The Hardware Dealers Mutual Has
Given Members Complete Sat
isfaction This Year.
Affairs of This Branch of the As
ISOLATION Considered in Con-
vention To-day,

e. I'VE have paid all our losses this year.
announced Charles F. Ladner of ST. Cloud
president OF the Minnesota Retail Hard
ware Insurance company, as he ad-
dressed, at the Masonic Temple, a meeting
of his company held, in connection with
the seventh annual convention of the Min
nesota Retail Hardware association.
1--WE have paid all our losses; we have
set aside the 10 per cent reserve required
by law; we have allowed you a dividend
Of 25 per cent in cash or reinsurance
and we now retain a surplus Of another
rs per cent. q: u. tss~.-s. SS5 49,
Further recounting the success ;of his
company, President Ladner said that the
Insurance in force had increased nearly
so per cent during 1902. 4
Mr.. Ladner' mentioned the efforts OF
the company to secure a Legislative
amendment that would permit the COM
pany to insure the dwellings, of members
as well as their stores. Before the morn
ing session adjourned a telegram was
read announcing that a bill to permit this
change had received favorable considera.
ton at ST. Paul
The following directors were elected by
the insurance company: Julius Schmid
Wabasha; c. H. Hornburg, New Ulm
w T.. Gowan Alexandria and c.. H
Casey, Jordan.
III. l.. Chaffee of Mortified, in a pape
upon Shop Keeper VS.. Merchant" de
scribed well the superiority of moder
business methods to the ancient ways O
traders.
This noon q hundred delegates wer,
guests at: luncheon of the Northwestern
Furniture exposition. st. Anthony Park
The principal paper this afternoon wa
read by Secretary M. L. Corey Of the Ma
tional Hardware association. Tonight tn
delegates will all attend theater part,
at the Iyce11m t.gs
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-27

court to hle recordssof criminal proceedings II
Justice courts. Judiciary.
8. f. 279. Observation-Disclosures 5000 for the
relief of Frederick Mrozinski, whose husband wal
killed on Sept. 10, 1900, by deputy game war
S. F. $50. Thorpe-Amending section 2799
statutes OF 1894, relating to transfers OF stock
30 as to repeal provision giving corporation
lien on stock for debts due the corporation
Banks and Banking.
population Of 10000 inhsbitanfs to ac s
waterworks and to issue bonds for the same
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House Bills Passed Yesterday.

The following bills were passed in the
house yesterday afternoon:
and hardware insurance companies to insure
dwellings Of members under certain circum-
stances
H. F. 181, Chinnock-Allowins Ramsey coun-
ty commissioners to issue certificates OF in.
debtedness.
II. f. 324, Hinds-Adding certain lands to the
Itasca state park.
H. f. 81. Simons-Creating an additional judge
for the fifteenth judicial district.
II. p. 26S, Gregory-To legalize assessments
in certain cases.
II. F. 1872 Simons-To legalize conveyances
from husband to wife in certain cases.
n. +. 81, Bardwell-D Defining powers Of court
commissioners. :@
H. F. 2ee-Determining titles. to land in
cases where school boundaries have been changed.
g.. +. 17S, misunderstanding the salaries
of district Judges. .s.s IA 9
s. F. II, Dunn-Relating to appeals from pro-
bate :
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NO EIGHT-HouR DAY
Senate Committee Kills Bin EstabitshIna
| System Ii, Asylum,

senate COMMITTEES Kills Bill EstabiIahina
System In Asylum.
Senator Jol1nson's bill establishing the
eight hour day system at the state hospital
1or the insane was considered by the SEN
ate committee on hospitals for the insane
to-day. The members do not take kind
" to the proposal, first, on account OF the
great expense It will entail, and, secondly,
because similar demand will come from
all other state institutions should the bill
be passed.
It has been decided to present q substi.
tute bill, increasing the salaries OF the
hospital attendants and making some con-
cessions regarding hours on duty, which
viii, Of course, mean an Indefinite post
poren1srt Of the Johnson bill. The task
Of drafting q new Bill was referred to q
subcommittee consisting OF Senators With
erstine, Cole, Cowan and Shearer.
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PASSED ~ sENArE.

s. F. 1876, Cooke-To amend section 928,
statutes Of 1904, relating to the election Of
supervisors and town officers. q
s. F. 181. Barker-To amend section 1919.
statutes OF 1894, as amended, providing for the
duties Of village officers and payment Of orders.
8. F. g, stephens tby reqrestl-sTo amend sec
county and town roads. B. Il =
r: F:s112, Hanson--.To authorize the issuing Of
building roads. bridges and town halls.
FL II. r. 143. Lemon-ro provide for the elec.
ton of "a vice chairman OF boards OF county
commissioners and defining the powers and duties
OF such vice chairman. rs - ss&isE,
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Nrw arrArr nrY.na.

s. r. 275 MorgAn-An act for the preserya-
ton, protection, propagation, taking, use and
transportation OF game and hsh.. Game ana Fish
LAWS. a
s. r. 27e, BfcGilI- Appropriatfng $1,000, for
compilation. illustration and printing st report
on the Minnesota exhibit at the world industrial
ana cotton centennial exposition In New Or
leans In 1854 1855. Finance.
@S zs17. Sundb Fl 600
Kittson county. Roads and Bridges. 4
S.. r. 27S Schaller- intending section Sis
ana 5l10, statutes Of 1894. relating to Justices
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-27
vloe chalrmen Provided

Representative lemons bill providing
for the election OF vice chairmen for
boards OF county commissioners WAS
passed by the senate and now awaits
the. signature Of the governor. For over
My years there was no Iegai provision
for performing certain functions OF the
county boards IN case the chairman was
absent or sick. FL 81 4sI
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-27
APPROPRIATIONS PASSED ON
House Committee Approves Printing BE
ficlency and National Guard Fund,

ficlency and National Guard Fund.
The appropriations committee Of the
house decided yesterday to recommend
the printing deficiency and the national
guard appropriation bills for Immediate
passage. They will not be required I'd
wait for the omnibus bill, on the ground
that they are emergency measures. The
printing Of the proposed constitutions
printing Of the proposed constitutional
amendments and extra session laws last
year, for which no provision was made
at the extra session. The weekly news
papers OF the. state have waited almost
a year for their money The national
guard bill carries a $4,000 appropriation
an increase Of $4,000 over the usual
Iamount. 1t includes supplies and main.
tenance Of the state camp grounds, and
it WAS necessary to know at once how
much would. be available in order to lei
contracts.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-27
MAY THINK AGAIN
Beet Sugar Sill still In the Hands OF the
NAnanni%$AA

For the second day the appropriations
committee OF the house has failed to make
its report on the beet sugar bounty bill.
There is trouble in the committee, and
friends OF the bill threaten to tell some
interesting things when the report is pre-
sented.
It Is very likely that another meeting OF
the committee win be held on the subject.
The vote to kill the bill was to 8, and
four were absent. all said to favor the n
bill The fight being made against the
bill BY a prominent Hennepin county poll
tician formerly. interested In the company,
and behind the bill OF two years ago. has
brought some OF its former opponents in
line: to support the measure.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-27
TRYING TO SAVE sENTER
Missouri Legislature Appeals to Min.
nesota to Release a Forger.

special Il. ri TX
Saltwater, Mimi, Feb. 27.--The lower
house Of the Missouri legislature yester-
day passed a resolution calling upon the
attorney general and governor of Mime
sofa to take steps for the release Of Thorn
as R. Senter, a resident Of Missouri, who
was sentenced from Faribault county In
this state to ten years and three months
for forgery in the first degree. At the
trial at Blue Earth, senter tried to estab-
1ish an alibi, and has always stoutly main
tanned his Innocence. He began his SEN
tence In February, 1901.
Senter is an old man and possesses good
ability. He was once tried at Council
Bluffs on a, like charge, but proved an
al1b1. His case has been before the board
of pardons several times, and will prob.
ably be discussed again soon In view Of
the action taken by the Missouri legisla-
ture. Lenter is said to have many infil-
entail friends in the south.
Major Corriston Of Minneapolis con-
Quoted a regular quarterly inspection Of
Conany K last night.
Mrs. Hanford Taylor was buried this
afternoon in Fairview cemetery, the serv-
ices being conducted by Rev. Mr.. Brown.
The repairs upon the pontoon bridge
will be completed by Monday. Teams have
been crossing on the ice all the winter.
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THE OFFICERS NAMED.

Washington, Feb. 27.-At the meteing
Of the Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton yesterday the following were NOM
mated for vice presidents:
Vice president in charge Of organization, Mrs.
Miriam B. Tulloch of this city; vice presidents
general Mines. Franklin E. Brookes, Colorado;
Mary s. Lockwood. District Of Columbia Dennis
Egan, Florida; Matthew T.. Scott, Illinois; Julian
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-27
Arm,trona,s Grievance.

Mr.. Armstrong Of Hennepin presented
a resolution yesterday to prevent the
public accounts committee from using
tho emnloyes OF one state office in the In
vestig1tioll Of any other state office. The
measure was not called UP to-day owing
to its authors absence. It Is understood
to be aimed at the intention Of the COM
nittee to use one OF the public examiners
stan to assist In the examination OF the
auditors Office.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-27
CONRAD n. JORDAN DEAD,

New York, Feb 2?.-ConrAd N. Jordan, as
sistant treasurer OF the United states subtreasury
IN this city died yesterday at his residence Ia
West End avenue. Mr.. Jordan had been Ill for
some days Witt an attack OF grip. he had rail-
He'd after the hrst severity Of the attack and
appeared 10 be improving.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-27
BILLS PASSED BIZ HOUSE.

The following bills We're passed:
H. F. 234, Lewis, r. TITO amend section l.,
chapter lse. general laws for 1925; relating to
the collection Of Judgments against cities, VII
lagos and other municipalities.
H. F. 213, Fraser (by request;--To establish
the Minnesota state board OF surveyors, etc.
H. F.. 374 Substitute for H.. F. 81 and s6),
Judiciary Committee-To authorize the secretary
Of state to enter into contract in behalf Of
the state Of Minnesota for the printing and
H. F. 272, Pehler--To amend section 4775 Of
chapter 81 relating to the recording OF mar
riage certificates.
+. F. 2a7; ,righe-Relating to the rights,
reference to their real OF personal property.
+ II. F. 37s, Deming-To regulate the hours OF
employment of locomotive engineers and loconlo.
tive dremen and to provide a penalty for VOLS
r. r 1875. shove-To authorize and empower
the city council Of cities in this state Of over 80,
and to use the proceeds thereof Tor the ,pur:
pose Of providing armories for the National
Guard etc.
S. +. ITO, Fitspatrick-To amend sections %
and q, chapter 145, general laws 1885. relat.
ing to the incorporation Of villages, ETC..
s. F. So, PutEam-To amend section 1, chap
196, 1893, etc .
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-27

Cars Bump in Fog.Two street cars
were badly smashed, Motornan johnson
of the Minnehaha line was lightly injured
and traffic was blocked for nearly an
hour this morning by q collision on the
west end of the steel arch bridge. The
collision was due to the fog. No one
was injured except the r11otorman. as the
cars had just pulled out of the East Side
barns and were carrying no passengers
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-27
HoldIna % the niIIa

In order that bills passed in Governor
Van SAINTS absence from the state may
not become laws without his signature,
Chief Clerk Schmahl IL holding them up
for d while. The governor has three
days to sign bills after they are, delivered
to him, and they cannot be presented till
certified to by the officers Of each house.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-27
Made 4 spselai Order

At the request Of Senator Buck the va
rious board OF control Bills now before
the senate were made special order
for next Thursday afternoon at 2:30.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-27
E. I. BURDlCK MURDERED
Prominent Buffalo Man Had His
Skull Crushed by Burglars
Last Night.

Buffalo, N. Y, Feb. 27.-E. T. Burdick,
president of the Buffalo Envelop works.
was found dead in his room to-day with
his skull crushed The indications are
that it was the work Of burglars.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-27
n WAC uor ArARoH1srs

Vienna. Feb. 2I--An explosion in cellar
OF the Imperial palace to-day caused momentary
excitement but 1t was soon ascertained that it
was due TO- the accidental ignition OF some sport
ing ammunition. q couple Of, workrnen were In
jured 3sassS9a si1s
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Mrs. Jewett's Large Vote.
II MI.

Special to The Journal.
Washington, Feb. 27.-The official count
of the ballots, which was completed long
after midnight showed that Mrs. Jewett
of ST. Paul, was again vice president.
general of the Daughters Of the American
Revolution, and the Minnesota delegates
are correspondingly happy She was
elected by a very large vote.
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PROCEEDINGS TODAY

SENATE az FL ~ II go. s5ss
Mr.. Morgan, Introduces a new game
and fish bill, codlfyina existing laws.
Board Of control bIlis made special
order for Thursday afternoon.
@ Adjourned to Monday, p. m.
HOUSE
Mr.. Yoerg introducesSa bill to com.
pei street railways TO grant the use OF
their tracks to interurban lines.
Mr.. Gregory Introduces q bill to
compel the board ot.scontrof to make
public bids for buildings
Bill authorizing the secretary OF
state to award contracts for publish
ing supreme court reports Is passed.
Adjourned TO Monday, IL a. m.
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TO ASK MORE BONDS
Three Propositions VIII Be Submitted t
the City Council This
Eventnu,

Evening.
The committee to which Alderman
James Dryers resolution calling for the
Issuance of $25o,ooo Of bridge bonds, was
referred, met this afternoon, and recon-
mended that the Legislature be asked
to authorize the issue. The city council
will also be requested this evening to
issue the $1,000 of bonds for the benefit
of the board of education.
/ The waterworks committee will recon-
rInend taht the legislature authorize the
issue of 100000 Of bonds for the extern
sion of the water mains. The council may
be prevailed upon to appropriate part 81
the permanent Improvement and revolving
fund bonds just authorized for the benefit
Of the Waterworks department.
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NEW RESIDENCE DISTRICT paoJEcrED.
Spacia4 The .fsssz7S-s
( Spokane, Wash. eFb. 2I.4Jay p. Graves And
capital To- improve With parks and zb6nlevards
7S7 acres on Cook Hill Ia this eft 4 resi-
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DEAD IN HIS BANK

Cashier Of Lone Tree Savings Bank Prob
ably Killed HimseIf-Rumors
OF Shortage.
Special to The Journal
Iowa City, Iowa, Feb 27.-D. Bester OF
Lone Tree, cashier Of the Lone Thee Saw
tngs bank, was found dead in the bank
this morning. He had been shot by re-
volver and it is believed to be suicide A
small shortage is rumored.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-27
ROCKVILLE AND VICINITY.
Washingtonian Marries a Virginian-
Thanksgiving Day Observance.


ROCKVILLE. Nd. November 20, 1903.
Aubrey Dulaney Sampselle of Washing
ton and Miss Mary Elizabeth Raines OF
Virginia visited Rockville yesterday after
noon and were quietly married by Rev. w.
F. Locke pastor of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South, the ceremony taking place
at the home of the minister. Immediately
afterward the young folks returned to the
city. The age of the young lady was given
as seventeen years.
The congregations Of the Baptist, Chris
tian. Methodist and Presbyterian churches
Of Rockville united in Thanksgiving serv-
Ice in the Christian Church today. The
sermon was preached by Rev. W. F. Locke,
pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
and Revs. T. H. Campbell, pastor of the
Baptist Church. and Robert L. McNair,
pastor of the Presbyterian Church. also
participated.
The Friday Night Euchre Club of this
place was entertained last evening by Miss
Helen Talbot The play developed some
interesting contests, the prize winners
being Messrs. Russell Brewer and Lee
/ Nicodemus, Mrs. H. A. Dawson and Miss
Priscilla Dawson. The guest prizes were
captured by Mr.. Wardlaw Mason and Miss
Ethel Lyddane. Others present were
Misses Louise Edmondston Sarah Hender-
son, Margaret and Mary Dawson, Hattie
Jones and Messrs. Hugh Glascott, Harry A.
Dawson, John. Brewer, John Higgins.
Charles Beard Edward Ayton. Refresh
ments were served
Mr.. John T. Bartlett of Frederick county
has bought from Mr.. Frederick G, Stang
farm OF lab acres near Germantown this
county. The consideration was $4,000
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Boyd's and Vicinity.
pecial Correspondence of The Evening Star.

CpeCIH1 Correspondence Oh Iu6 Evening Star,
BOYDS, Nd, November 20, 1903.
Mr.. B. H. Dutrow, who Is connected with
the Navy Department in Washington, has
completed his residence here and moved into
1t. 1t Is fitted out with all modern improve
ments.
Other residences are in contemplation in
the spring. Within five miles of this town
over ten residences have been built the past
summer, and number Of fine barns.
Mr.. and Mrs D. w. Limerick of Washing
ton are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. 8. T. Williams
here.
Mr.. Frank ]. WEIGH eft for Washington
last night for the winter. He Is connected
with the Treasury Department there.
Mrs. Laura Compton OF Front Royal Is
visiting Mrs. Nathan 8. Allnutt, near Daw-
sonville.
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia, holding an Equity Court, John H.
Gheen. complainant. VS.. James w. ST. Clair. ct al,
defepdants.-Equty. No. 24159.-The object Of this
suit 10 to establish Of record complete and per-
feet title in fee simple In the complainant, John
H. Gheen, by adverse possession In and to part
Of original lots numbered sixteen d6l and seven.
fifty four (454), in the city of Washington District
Of Columbia. beginning at point on a fifteen u5)
foot alley sixty (6O feet eleven uD inches north
teen 90 and running thence north still said al
ley thirty nine t39) feet one % inch. thence west
seventy 6) feet. six 90 inches. thence south
three q, feet, thence west seventeen % feet,
foot alley and thence east sfxty-eight t6S) feet,
ten QO inches thence north sixty (60 feet, eleven
I'D inches and thence east twenty four (24 feet,
eight 49, inches to the beginning, On motion OF
the complainant 1t Is this 21st day Of October, A.
D. 1903 ordered that the defendants, James w. st.
Clair, Alice G. Burch Clara Fl. Plant, Laura v.
Wagner. nee Plant; Alice Ann Plant, Alice j.
K:t9miller; nee Plant; Piercy Alexander Plant and
Alice R. Plant. his wife; Lille NJ. Plant Rosa st.
c. Anderson. James w. Plant. James w. W. Plant,
Joseph T. Plant, Mary Ann Nally C. B.
PENDANTS enot living. then their unknown heirs
ataw, devisees or alienees, any other person or
persons claiming by. through or under any or
either of said defendants. any or either of said
title adverse to the complainant in and to said
real estate. cause their appearance to be enter ID
herein on before the first rule day occurring
three 49, months after the first publication of this
order; otherwise this cause will be proceeded with
against them as in OF default. copy of
this order to be published In the Washington Law
Reporter and in The Evening Star twice a month
for each of three f3} successive months before said
rule day, and to said named defendants once a
week for three successive weeks before said rule
day By the court: ASHLEY y. GOULD. Asso.
by J. ". LATIMER. Asst. Clerk >'' ''efA'
oc- % 30-no, 9, 27 de 4, fla g. 228t
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Ida-"Jack and the young widow went up
the stream trout fishing this morning.
May-"Yes and Jack forgot to take along
his fly
Ida-"Oh, that doesn't matter heard
the boys say the young widow Ia fly her
self"-Chicago News.
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