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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-12-09
STATE TIMBER OFFERINGS
Auditor Irerson at Duluth to Sell
S2OOO0 Worth

DULUTH. MINIS. g. Iverson, state audi
tor, and J. Fl. Block state treasurer. arrived last
night the former to conduct the sale of $50. 900
worth of state timber. The timber to be offered
Is mainly suitable for ties, and is all in st.
Louis county. o.
The freight and passenger steamer G. W.
Moore of 4. Booth & Co.'S fleet was reported
ashore at Sucker river. sixteen miles from Du-
large number of woodsmen aboard for north shore
camps, and a heavy load of camp supplies and
teams.
Vincent slswske, newspaper collector Of Mil
waukee, claims to have been robbed Of 5000
William Rainbow. sailor on the big steamer
sono1a' fell, feIl thrq an open hatch and in
Franklin Stfnson. for twenty Years a resident
Of Duluth, committed suicide by taking chloro-
form. It Is supposed be was Respondent as a re-
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-12-09
GOVERNMENT
vs.. THE STATE
VANITY HOLDS FOR THE FORMER
ON ALL POINTS.
Clash Over the Taking of Fisl, i'll Lake
Superior Waters for Propagating
Purposes--injunction Restraining
Interference by State Officials IL
Continued-Action Of the Federal
Court at Grand Rapids.
Snecial To Tho Journal.

Special to The Journal. u
Marquette, Mich. Dec. 9.--Judge VANITY,
in the United States court at Grand Rap
ids has decided that the federal statutes
are paramount in the matter of catching
fish III Lake Superior waters for propa
eating purposes, overruling the conten-
tions of the state authorities at all points.
The case arose from the recent arrest
at this port of Superintendent Wires, OF
the government hatchery at Duluth, to-
gether with his employees and the masters
and crews Of the fishing tugs involved.
and the seizure of the. nets and other
paraphernalia by the state game warden 8
department on the ground that the state
law for the closed season was being vio-
lated. Following this action, the federal
authorities secured an injunction restraint.
ing further interference on the part of
the state officials, and this injunction Is
now continued by Judge Wanty. ~.
The Judge says that the constitutionality
of the federal act has not been befpre
questioned in the courts and that its sus-
pension would mean eventually an inn
nense loss to the state of Michigan and
a still greater loss to states bordering
| OH water where shell fish are propagated.
He does not finally pass upon the legal
ity of the law, altho intimating that he
will uphold it., and concludes: THE pre-
cipitate action of the defendants In this
case; indicates that a dissolution of the
| injunction would lead to an unseemly con-
! flict which should be avoided, and there.
| fore the injunction will remain in force
| until the final hearing of the case"
BEssEMER, M1cH.--Alex Punkari, charged
| with the murder Of Constantine Maxi at Tesse-
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-12-09
MEETING AT REDFIELD
Officers of National Guard Called II
pethe1. nv the Adiutant General

REDFIELD. S. D.--Adjutant General S. J.
Conklin called meeting of all the officers of
The object is to outline plans for work for the
coming year and to perfect reorganization of
the battalion of the different regiments.
The town is we'll filled with soldiers and the
meetings are being held in the large hall room
of the Syndicate block
Two. new majors will be appointed in the
Second regiment. One of these will likely be
Captain a. r. Johnson of the Redfeld company.
and the other Captain s. Z. A1dridge of the
Sioux Falls company.
Governor Herreid was expected to be present.
but was prevented By other pressing matters per-
tanning to- his office. -
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MURDER OF MRS. MEYER
Interest Revived in the Case by the
Finding of a Mysterious Bottle.

BELLE PLANE. IowA-The finding of bot
tie partly tiled with carholic acid near where
the body Of Mrs. Lena Meyer was found after her
supposed murder In this city has revived interest
in the case. 1t is not believed the bottle was
there when the body was first discovered.
The bottle bore the label of Lee Roy ILL.,
druggist, and it is possible that the murderer,
getting wind Of the effort to locate him. returned
where it found with the hope of creating the
impression that the woman had taken poison.
1t will be remembered that Mrs: Meyer left
Keister, Mimi, with the intention, it is thought
OF meeting former lover from LIE Roy Ill,
with whom she had had some correspondence
The wonan's husband came to Belle PLANE yes
terday to investigate, He has offered reward of
$500 for the capture of the murderer.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-12-09
NORTH DAKOTA
. STARS AND PLANETS BLAZE;
Over Mayville Has Beer
Jucop,mon1y Brilliant

MAYvILLE, n. D.--North DAKOTA and especi-
ally the Red River valley, may be lacking in
picturesoueness OF natural scenery, tho there
are many who say that the wide sweep Of the
prairie is beautiful enough. but whatever. may
be said Of It's terrestrial scenery, that of the
heavens is unsurpassed. The atmosphere Is SO
clear that the stars and. planets fairly blaze;
Nowhere is the moonlight more brilliant, and
the transforma lions it works in the landscape
nowhere more wonderful.
The state is so far north that it sees many
of the beautiful atmospheric effects that are
never witnessed by, people living farther south
in beauty. Some magnificent displays have been
seen recently. SUNDAY lust :, before sunset the
on each side of the sun, about ten or fifteen
degrees away. from it. We're two extremely brill
liant sundogs.
A few night before, the moon as it came up
the eastern heavens was accompanied by pair
Of noondcgs that were very brilliant. On Sun
day evening after the darkness had fallen. and
the electric lights were on there was another
beautiful display taking the form this time OF
narrow streamers of light that shot straight
UP from each street lamp into the sky.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-12-09

the supervision Of the evangelical COM
mittee Of the Presbyterian church, has
six assistants. who have been assigned to
numbering districts thruout the northern
section of the state. He has wide per-
sonal acquaintance with the lumbermen
and is a welcome guest at every camp.
Last year Mr.. Higgins gave up his
church in Bemidji that he might devote
all his time to the work. He not only
holds religious services in the camps, but
furnishes the men with literature and
visits the sick. ..:. s....., -. ,.. e. r,
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FELL FROM A TRAIN
Son of Boiler Inspector Rergstron
Found Dead Near the Track.

WILLsIAR. MINN.--The nnangled body Of Q.
Fl, Bergstrom. Of Hector. MINI, was picked up
few miles west of Willmar. The dead mans
face was badly cut and there were several bruises
about the head. The right shoulder was also
tonnd to be broken. 1t is supposed that he fell
nff freight train. He was son Of State Boiler
had a wife and family in Hector.
At the annual meeting of the stockholders OF
the Black Bay Mining COMPANY Of this city
wand and 4. c. Crawford Neglected president
and vice president respectively: n, b. Carlson
secretary. and F. G.. Handy, treasurer: J. Fl
Olson, 4. c, Crawford, +. G.. Handy. n. B. Carl
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MONTANA
SENATE PASSES BOTH
One Bill Sought by the Amalgamated

Is Ready for the Governor. ...
HELENA, MONT.--The senate yesterday after
noon by vote of 81 to 4. passed both the change
OF venue bill and the me asure~ providing for a
court The latter measure was slightly amended
and will have to be returned to the house for
there, Is no doubt Of their adoption in the lower
branch. .---- - -. -. -
These are the two measures whose passage
was sought by the Amalgamated Copper com.
pany. Under their terms it will be possible for
the Amalgamated to secure hearings In cases
pending with Heinze before district judges other
than those at Butte. 49,, ..gs. -. -
The change Of venue bill will now go to the
governor for his signature. and which it Is not
believed he will sign 1t. the belief is genera
that he i'll permit both to become laws with
out bis signature, as be did at the regular
session. --s S-=.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-12-09
NO THIRD PAPER
Independent Organ Fails to Appear
~ at Canton. s. H.

. CANTON, S. D.-The much heralded indepen-
dent paper did not appear and the prospects are
that it never will be issued, notwithstanding the
Gathering prospects that were in store for 1t.
The Knights of Pythias lodges elected the fol
lowing officers: L. J. Hecker. chancellor com.
mander; William Tank: vice chancellor: G. I.
arms: w. C. Gemmil. X of r. and s.: G. G.
johnson, master of eSchequer; N. T. odegard
trustee; Simon Hanson. master Of work.
At last nights meeting Of Centennial lodge
No. 10, l. o. o. F., the following officers were
elected: A. .: Hale, y. G.; A. L. Payne. V.
g.. F, l.. Arnold, r. s.; D. S. Waldo F. S.; JIG
Neyhart, treasurer; A, A. Arnold. trustee. The
annual installation will take place on the first
Monday evening in January.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-12-09
BEACON SOLD AGAIN
Applegate Succeeds Brynildson OH the
Cannon Falls Tripod ..-

CANNON FALLS, M1NN.-The Cannon Falls
Beacon has been sold to J. c.. APPLICABLE who
will take charge the last Of tha month The
present editor, Jack Brynildscn. purchased the
paper about year ago from s. s. Lewis who
Cannon Falls lost one of its prominent mer-
chants when II. G.. Vaughn died here last week
OF cancer. He was the owner and manager of
the Bazaar. The funeral. which was largely at
tended. was held Sunday afternoon from the
Episcopal church, Rev. T. G. Crump officiating.
Mr.. Vaughn was about So years old and left a
wife and
Gustaye Benson died yesterday Of consumption.
at the home Of his brother, O. C. Benson. three
miles west Of town. He was 80. ~,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-12-09

NORRIS, MINN.--Mrs. Annie Fuchs was taken
to the hospital for the insane Fergus Falls to-
day. She has husband and five small chill
dren.-The stockholders OF the Gold Standard
except F. F.. Smith as director. whose place was
filled by the election Of Judge Steidl Of Whea ton
Several Minneapolis stockholders were present
among them being K. T. -Boardman and n. G.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-12-09

BRAINERD, MINN.-George s. McCul1oob.
superintendent of the poor farm, was severely
burned, He had gone to cut come wood and his
team Of horses was tied in small shanty 4
bottle OF kerosene oil exploded and ignited and
the shanty was burned together with the team
In trying to save the horses, Mr.. McCulloch was
badly burned about the face and hands-Ihe
December term Of district court opened yester-
day. There sre some forty cases
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-12-09
WIVES WOULD NOT TESTIFY
Isenhart Convicted of Bigamy at Web
ster City, Notwithstanding,

ster City, NOTWITHSTANDING.
MARsHALLTowN. IOwA--A E. Isenhart of
this city was found guilty in the Hamilton coun-
ty court, at Webster City, Of bigamy Neither
of his wives would testify against him but the
proof was so positive that the Jury quickly found
him guilty. He will be sentenced Friday
The town council of Grundy Center has called
a special election for Tuesday. Jan. IL, to vote
shalltown Electric Street and Interurban Rail
way company.
a small strike occurred in the pottery works
yesterday, the result Of the discharge Of two
employees. Ten quit in sympathy with the two
discharged. They are mostly girls. employed in
what Is known as the Slip or glazing-room
The company was able to fill their places without
any trouble. q III
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-12-09

If you are going to want more or
different business help next year, a.
Journal want ad will reach the best
class of bookkeepers, stenographers,
statesmen and clerks.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-12-09
WISCONSIN
SLEEPING In BARNS
15-Year-Old Girl, Driven from Home,
,-.--~ Led the life of n Tramp -.

- Led the Life of Tramp.
Ia CROSSE. WIS.-Driven to crime by being
turned from her home by her father. Alma Coll,
the 15-year-old daughter of Gottlieb Coll. wae
arrested by the police yesterday for stealing two
deny the theft, but said that she had to have
something to wear and took this way of obtain
Ing it. She has been sleeping i'll barns and beg
ging meals, practically leading the life of a
tramp. She will be sent to the state school
where her two little brothers We're committed a
short time ago, the father refusing TO care fol-
them. - .c.-s. " s.r
The decision of Judge Erindley in the cele
hrated Alois Malzacher will case has been sus
tanned by Judge Fruit of the circuit court.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-12-09

SIOUX FALLS, S. DIAN. 5 and have been
determined upon the dates for a convention in
Sioux Falls of the hotel men Of the northwest.
organizing association. to be compcsed of
the hotel men of Minnesota, Iowa, Nebraska
North Dakota. South Dakota and other states
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-12-09

Holiday excursions to Jamestown and
other points in New York state. One
fare for round trip, Dec. II to 20, via
Erie Railroad. D. NJ. Bowman, Gem
eral Western Passenger Agent, Chi.
cage.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-12-09
NOW HEAD OF THE A. o. u. W.

Simmons Of Huron Becomes Grand Master
by Resignation OF Fred 3. ..n
Smith.
Special to The Journal -
Huron, S. D., Dec. ct. M. Simmons of
this city, who has just entered upon his
duties as grand master of the A. 0. y. w.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-12-09
SPRING VALLEY, MINN,-At the .n,u,

sPR1Na VALLEY, M1NN,-At the annua,
election of the G. A. r. the following officers
We're chosen: Charles W. Ackley, commander
lal T. Goodwin. s. "; Birchard H. Judd, ]. V :
George s.. Frost chaplain; Asa r. Burleson, ser.
geant; w ". Hoaglund. o. D.; ".
y: sso onte Q. NJ; Grin Neal o.
G.: George w Whiting. adjutant The
Kumm. president; Mrs. Nellie Washburn, S V;
Mrs NJ olde. J. "; Mrs. Georsiana Stevens,
treasurer; Mrs. Will Horton chaplain; Mrs.
Ono McClary. conduetress; Mrs. Mark Sseley
guard; Miss Nellie Highly. secretary.
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RANCHER KILLED
l.. ID. Robinson Thrown from Hi
Wagon and His Skill Crushed

BUTTE. MONT.--Word was received in this
city last night Of the tragic death of L. D. Rob-
3nson, q well-known western Montana rancher,
near Bonita. about sixty miles west OF this city.
re vas CRYING along me hoan Wien the wagon
scat and striking his head upon the hub Of the
wheel. His head was crushed In and he died
in few hours. 49,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-12-09

| LEAD. s. D.--The a. o. u. w elected the fol
lowing Officers: George Hart, master workman:
| John Irehey foreman; Joseph Prinp, overseer;
| Edward Valentine, receiver; Thomas Harvey,
| guide; Thomas Nevins, inside WATCH John
| Walsh, representatives; W. II. Campbell alter
| nate. -
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DIES MONIES, 1oWA--After deiiberating for
twelve hours, the jury in the Trotter murder
case failed to agree gTrotter was charged with
the murder Of Cora Lacey. daughter Of prom
fnent Mitchelvlle resident, by means of q
criminal operation. ;}i$1Ee. 80 g. =.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-12-09

VALLEY SPRINGS, 8. Dat the first annual
meeting Of the Teachers association of the
were elected: President. R. D. Burr: Vice pres.
ident, A. johnson; secretary. Lurena woods
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ABERDEEN, S. D.--A vein of coal has been
struck on the Niger farm, about twelve miles
southwest. The vein was found at depth of
100 feet. and the drill showed 1t to the sixteen
feet thick The quality is good. being hard
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-12-09

FARIBAULT, MINN.--John n. Deiert died
from plural dropsy, aged 81. The funeral ser
vices were conducted by Rev. C. L. slattery.-
Thieves broke into the store Of John Lynch and
secured small sum OF money!. J. Joyce. II
stealing 5000 from Nels sjenson and bound over
by the grand jury, In default Of bail he was
placed in Jail.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-12-09

WEssINGToN SPRINGS, S. Din gold
T. y. the medal was awarded to Miss Grace
Mnltney:-The young men have organized a
Leisure Hour club for strictly social purposes.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-12-09

for the jurisdiction of South Dakota is re-
ceiving congra tulations from members of
the order in this and neighboring states.
He was grand foreman and succeeds to
the chief office by the resignation Of Grand
Master Fred B. Smith Of Hecla. He is q
young attorney of this city, is All eloquent
and forciblc speaker, and Possesses fine
executive ability
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-12-09

evening, after protracted Illness aged 81
He was for many years cashier in the Milwaukee
station at Red Wing. He belonged to Red Wing
eommandery. Knights Teu.plar, and also the A.
Q. 2. W. lodge. A daughter, Minnie, aged /,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-12-09

SCOTLAND, s. Dat the annual meeting OF
the local Woodmen the following officers we're
elected: " c.. j. r., Resner; w, a, A, ".
Sweet Sweet; e. p. D: Is Tonlinson: clerk, p. A
Bliss: u. Claus Flick: S.. J. O. Lee W. VIII.
liam Cation; physician DIR. H. J. g. koobs; man
ager, Ii. 1oungman
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MoNTRoSE, S. D.--,Che annual election held
by the Masonic fraternity resulted: Worshipful
master p. l.. ketcham: senior warden. G.. J..
Besch; Junior warden, J. a. Cooper treasurer
u f. Hills; secretary, J. ". Plat. - !.
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CoLFAX, IOWA--Receiver McElroy Of thu
Bank of Colfax, owned by the late George D.
Wood, who committed suicide. made a state
ment last night to the effect that the bank
would pay dollar for dollar. The assets are
81 2j 900 more than the liabilities. =.
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son. o.. j. Paulson, j. T. Otos. Lewis Johnson
a. j. Ekander, W. de la Hunt aud Peter Free
berg, directors
There will be an unusually long calendar at the
term of district court In January. Several are
adjourned liquor cases
Anders Hansen. alias Peter Nelson. has just
finished serving terms for various ohenses which
months and is now held on the charge Of Jail
breaking.
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Former Speaker David B. Henderson and wife
will arrive in Dubuque during the week to spend
the holidays. f.r- -.
August switzer. who was the first mayor OF
East Dubuque, H., passed away and bequeathed
most Of his estate to Mrs Harvey, wife OF q
lahorer, who had nursed him during his sick.
ness .-.. - =. - ,-- -
IOWA CITY, IowA-The twenty afth semi
annual convention of the Central Iowa Homeo-
pathic association is in session. DR.. W. l.. By
water OF Iowa City delivered the address Of vel
Royal, 'pes Moines. and Mrs. D. e. Tiffany and
w. A. Hubbard Cedar Rapids. DR.. Bywater was
reelected president. The next annual convention
will be held In May, 1904. and Cedar Rapids will
nroba bly, be the meeting place. ..>s
, CEDAR FALLS, IoWA-The faculty of tlts
state. normal has about completed arrangements
for the anniversary exercises marking the close
W. Bartlett, professor of languages and English
literature. The board of trustees has authorized
celehra ton in his honor and 1t will be an elabo
rate affair. .F-....
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1t cannot injure, may do wondrous
good. For wrinkles. blemishes, skin
troubles, use Satin-Skin Cream 25c.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-12-09

DEADWooD, 8. D.--Judge Rice finished the
hearing of the of Edward r. Marshall.
trustee, in bankruptcy, against Levi Decker and
Oswald Decker. This a suit from Meade
county to set taside the sale of certain horses.
and was decided by Judge Rice In favor OF the
defendants.-.The Lawrence county commissions
ers issued liquor licenses to o. n Potter of
Spearfsh and Ed Hillock of Lead
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NORTHWEST WEDDINGS

ELK POINT, s. D.-Married: At tho
brides home in .Riehland, this county. by
Rev. Frank l.. Moore of Akron. Iowa,
James "A. Kelly and Miss Matte E. Mines.
The young couple have taken wedding
trip to Omaha. g t~E-s 4,yt
WINONA.a MINN.-Miss Myrtle Overend
and Thomas Grieve Clark We're united in
marriage this afternoon at the home of the
! brides parents. Rev. S. F. Kerfoot Off
Eciated. The house was prettily decorated
and the ceremony was performed in the
presence of many friends. The couple
| will leave on an evening train for Boone,
| Iowa. where they will spend their honey
| moon. -. e,-
WABAsHA.. MINN.--N1iss Edith Cham.
berlain and John B. Carrels, both of Wa
basha, We're married at the home of the
| brides mother. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. W. H. Pinkerton of the
Congrega tional church. and the attend
ance was limited to the family.
DULUTH. MINN.--Miss Olive Worden
Busbee, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Fl.
Hammond, and John Finlay McLaren, Jr.,
| of Duluth. were married last evening at
st. Paul's Episcopal church by Bishop J.
| y. Morrison. The church was filed with
friends Of the families Mr.. and Mrs. Mc-
Laren left for the east. A:fz
ELK RIVER. MINIS. W. Barrett of Elk
River died d., in hospital at Aooka last night OF
=. and three children. The funeral will be held
here Friday afternoon under the auspices of the
Masons. Mr.. Barrett had lived In Elk River
over twentyyears and was highly esteemed. e
LUvERNE, MINN.-As the result of a raid on
ali alleged gambling den. fourteen warrants We're,
issued. The raid was conducted by n. B. Hink-
/ ley. Of the building, and c. J. Martin.
cashier. Sixteen men were found in the room
but the marshal made no arrests Mr.. Huxley.
/ however. secured the names of all present and
reported the flair to Mayor Furlow, who ordered
Marshal Clegg to enter complaints @sl
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GRAND FORKS. n. D--A petition has been
filed in the federal court asking that an order be
Of Langdon into voluntary bankruptcy. The pc
titon is filed by the Acme Harvesting company,
the Security Bank of Minnesota and the Union
National bank of Grand Forks, creditors, and is
made returnable on Dec. %.
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LISBON, N D.-Annie Monsen. an unmar-
ried woman, one of the early settlers of this
county. was found by the neighbors sick In her
home on a claim where she lived alone. She
was brought to this place and every effort made
to save her life. but she died Sunday
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IRoNWOoD, MICH.-The section men Of the
Chicago & North Western and Wisconsin Central
| lines. at Ironwood. Hurley and vicinity, are on
a strike in consequence of a cut in wages from
$1.75 to $1.25 day. It is thought the trouble
| will be comDromised
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MUSCATINE, IoWA-Mrs. Emline Jau1ison
aged 65 was burned to death. and her grandson
Walter Jamisen. aged y, was probably, fatally
stroyed their residence at Morning Sun. ~ y