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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1904-11-12
PALMISTRY.


81 LONE James did it. l have
L1\ told him since that | owe him
49, debt of gratitude which I
never, never can repay. His reply,
I that he would rather | owed him
! something which | could repay, touch
ed me deeply, but had no other imme-
i date result.
| must give You his name in full:
James Arthur Brocklebank. Perhaps
some day will find me teaching my
/ children to lisp that dear name at
| their mothers knee This is what
they do in novels though | should not
think "Brocllebank" allows of much
scope for lisping. Still, there it is
1t was at a fancy bazaar. Most of
US at the hall were helping in some
1 way. Our dear hostess was selling
| what are those things that ladies buy?
| while her daughters had sweet and
scent and tobacco stalls, and so forth.
| thought at first that | was the only
unemployed one until James strolled
up.
Hello" he said; you're doing
Dothing"
Il wanted to help" l exclaimed.
"My idea was to keep tObacconists
stall, and then one could smoke cigar
etes all the time. The assistants in
shops always do that to advertise
their goods"
80! And l suppose assistants in
sweet shops eat sweets all the time:'
"0f course
"Haye you ever thought" said
James, rehectively, what tired time
the right-hand man of butcher must
have "
Look here" l said, did you come
to talk rot like that to me?'
mo; | want you TO have your for
tune told. There's palmtst here"
But l haven't a fortune"
you don't want one. Half
crowns enough"
l went with him under protest. 1t
was a very dark tent into which we
plunged, and l could see no fortune
teller.
W ACIe Is Silt. dShtu lllpdAcuL-
ly.
The other side Of the curtain" said
James; but you mustn't go in. You
put your hand through there, and she
is on the other side. OF course, If she
saw you, it would spoil everything"
who is it,"
''Never mind
put my hand through. Some one
took it, and it seemed as though she
were going over the lines of my palm
with a pencil.
you are quick-tempered, slow
minded, thin-skinned-"
"Fat-headed, go onr' | said bitterly.
Just You wait till 1 see you"
Pm awfully sorry said the voice.
Il don't think have the right hand
"Of course you haven't Its the
left"
Yes, that's right. oh. see! / was
looking at it upside down. You are
modest, clever, athletic and of an ar
tistic temperament"
James laughed unkindly.
Did you laugh?" asked a voice.
Certainly notw l replied. Il
wouldn't think of such thing. But
you are only saying things know al
ready. Won't you tell me my future"
you will be married within a
year."
l gasped.
did you gasp?" asked voice.
THAT was the impression l intend
ed to convey. But are you sureF'
Quite, quite sure. The line OF the
heart says So"
Heart lines, old chap" said Jim,
nudging me.
What did you say?" asked the
voice.
Nothing" I answered. What you
heard was a hitherto honored and re-
spected friend being kicked. But
say, tell me. When shall | be Gu
gagged?
Before the end OF the week"
"Hi! Jim, quick" l shrieked. WHATS
the day now?"
THE thirteenth" said Jim.
l shot a glance of scorn and loath-
ing at him.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-02
:o}ioi tionsna q IN E
eines g hiffes.

MiinneapoIis, Wlinn., 2.
6ebruar. Sin BON 5000 6rauen in
osn 9atotas unterssidneter prOteit
einq i'm Sursau oes proiioenien Sin
BON Der 8reat 9lertbern 8abn Elm.
Der protsli ridtst iid eesen Se-
nubung bon @bampa9ner bel Der 5aufe
BON 0in's neuem Darpfer DDatOta".
Die 6rauen peiIsn oarauf bin, es
mdre bOdf unpahenO. Oas nad ben
beioen probibltions=Staaten benannte
Boot nit elmer berauidenoen 6liiIiiSs
tcit 81 taufen.
3nedmdBige Neuerun9.
@bica9o, 2. Jebr. Ra9 einem
geridte, tpel9en Der Detan Der llni=
psrlitdt bon Chicago Dem prdiiosnten
Der llnipsrIitdt. 9arper, erltattet. BAT
iih Gle i'm abeelaufenen Sabre itatt9e=
babte Srennune Der GeIdlehter unter
ben jiinaeren Stuoenten uno Stuoent=
innen wdbrenb oes llnterridts als
3wedmdBig uno ben 6ortIdritt Der
Stubirenoen foroern eripieien. 9lu9
ioIde YrOfeioren, tpelde Der Sren-
nung Der 8eIdledter borber Opponir.
ten, 9eben Die 5bctiade gu. prof:i-
for Gbas. CHANDLER bat iib 9edubert,
untsr benz neuen arrangement bdtten
Die Gnabsn uno Mdoden ieine @ele=
genheit, ipdGreno Der Nrbeitsitunoen
einanber anSugaffsn uno Sder5en 3u
treiben uno oaourd bon ibren Stus
oien ab9esogen 81 tueroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-02
Die subnitala=G Goafsrsn,.

5n Der beuti9en 2obnIcola-GOn.
fereu3 Der 8ruben-YeiiBer uno 9lrbeiter
sabeu Die Gritersn oisgrtldrung ab, oab
cit Nrbeiter auf ibre 6oroerungen bon
sinsr Eiifersntial=Rats bon z Sents
unO beltimmten gohnidBeu fir ale 9lr-
beiten nuBerbalb Der 8rubtn 3u psfsid=
ten bdtten.
Die 9lrbeitsr belieben Dor 9laem oa=
raul oaB bic 2ObnIcala BON 1908 in
8raft bleibe.
IS bsibt. oaB bic @rubsn.geFBer
BON CbiO. Snoiana uno Wslt-Yirgi=
MIA oamit sinpsrltanoen Iino; Die penn-
iplpuuia= =MaQnaten belteben aber aui
elmer 4Obuernieoriaung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-02

Der 0siratb zines jun9en WanEes
nit ieiner Stiefibmelfer ifsbt bier nidts
i'm Uege.
Sa Der Office bes GDurtp 9lsrts
eribienen osr 20.jdbrige gouin Goep-
pers nit ieiner Yraut, Der l7.jdbriael
Ularie 3epnolos. Der Yater oes
Yr6utigams mar anipeieno uno aab
ibriitli9 ieine ginmilli9ung 3u ieines
Sobnes 0siratb. 9lls @lert Solrber
b0rte, oaB 9err Doeppers Der Stiefs
batter Der Yraut 1T, 6ahts er, oas III
Elm ituieriger Tall, uno er perlangte,
oab bic Wuttsr Oerielben erihien.
9ieie madte ipdter ibr eridsinen uno
nadoem iie ibrsrieits .ebenfaas idrift-
lid ibrs @iniuilignng 3u Der yerbct
rathung ihrtr 3Otter se5sben batte,
mar FIR ben porfidtigen Glert Der
idmierige Gall erleoigt uno er itelte
enolih Den 9eiratbsIdein aus.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-02
indianapolis Ad-script
t-Iub.'

Die begabten 0erren, welbe IN Den
6ieliaen qroBen @eiddIien uno Gabri=
fen oeren Qln3eigen. Departments Dors
fiehen, reip. Die slnaeiasn ausfsriisen,
babeu einen Stub 9earilnoet. iueldcm
lie ben 9lamen indianapolis Adj
script Club" esseben baben.
9erielbe bat lid ourh Die Habl TOl-
Qenoer yeamten organilirt i:
9mn y. SmDtbe. bonn Rem g)Ort
Store. prdiioent; Is. %. 8ribble BON
Den glatiOnal 6orrsIpOuoen3=Sdulen
8ice= prdIioent; Soraee 6. Rpan, pon
g. G. glpres Il Co.. Secretdr; g. ..
@lancD. bon 8. .. @ahOn u Co.,
SbaBmeilier.
glnoese Wlitglieoer fino;
8. $. 9aramore. (2speo Bros. Il
@o.); s}pbn 3. Saulter, Secrstdr Der
SaufIeute Gsreinisuna; 6ranf g.
Gbance, sSnoiana grp @ooos 60;
&. gD. 6haile. STAFFORD @n9raoina
So; Soiepb 9rarlsr. bon 9abn 8ai=
loring Co.; RulIell SEEDS, bon gtlas
@nqine @orts uno e. s. Sutberlaao,
BON s. s. glttins Il so.
Die Sibuneen meroen einiiueilen in
oen 6lubsimmern Der 3aufl:utesyer
einioung abqebalten weroen.
Die Mitslisoer3abl 1T aaf 60 be-
idrdntt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-02
Yerional= =Noti,:n.

Serr barles Yaben, Der
liebensmiirOiae grfriIdunasratb, lieat
3ur 3eii i'm St. Nineent.0OIpitale
trant oarrieoer. Gr muroe bon Or.
Subtitle elmer Operation untersoeen,
peIc5s einen gliidliden Werlauf ee-
noulmen bat. Den lebien gladridten
aus Dem 0oIpiial ,uiolae beiinoet Der
paiisnt Iid auf Dem gese Der geIis-
ylln0.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-02
=eonereB Der 5armsr.


Ger Siaats=@on9reB Der Garmer
muroe beute i'm Staatsbauie er0lint'.
WlaDOr Sohn gD. SOlbmann bieB Die
0erren i'm Namen Der Staot willtom-
men. iuOrauf prdIioent Soibua Stran=
os bonn 6armer's gongreB cine 9ln.
iprade belt.
PIN gladmittae bielten 6ouperneur
9urbtl unO Staats-8eOlpse Slatdlsp
Yortrdae.
Der erliere iiber oas Sbema .@ute
9anoiiraBen. Der gau uno Die Inter.
baltua9 oerIelben" uno 9err Blat9lep
iprad iibsr Den Nuben. peiden Die
SirafIinss in ben 3udtbduiern brin=
gen luiiroen. menn iie 3ur 0eritelluna
BON Diaterial fir 2anoltraBen. aliC
nit SteintIopfsh belddftigt miiroen.
Der GongreB miro ois gum 6reitaq
oauern. Sine 9roBe glnsabl 8ortrdgt
ilno anGeE.eloet moroen. Inter oen
Yortrasenoen perOen iib beiinoen:
Seeretdr GoiDEinq bon Der Staats.
HebOroe Iur 2anowirtbfdaft; gB. W,
Steuens bon Salem. Wlitelieo Der Sn'
oiana g9eIt.Ausfelluu9s=G GOmmiIIior
uno gB. 8. 6reeman. Secretdr Del
Staats-gebOrOe fir 6Oriteu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-02
Seuti6lano.

.W2 ilitair"-S osialis us.
gerlin, 2. Gsbr. Sm Yrenn-
punt bes 0fientlihen sSntereIes. iO=
melt es iid um innere 9lnseleaerbeiten
Geutihlanos bonbslt. ifeben gegenpdr=
tig Die manni9faden er0rterungen Der
INNER beutIider gu Sage tretenoen
moraliIhsn uno iOsialen 9efette oes
oeuti6en Offi3iertorps. Sin bemer=
tenspertbes 3ei6en Der 3sit iino in Der
3 bat Die iid mebrenoen geipredungen
unO &rititen Der io3ialen Gage Der
Sffi3iere. Eelblt iolde 3eitungen.
uelhsn Die Mrmee lInb 9llles. mas nit
oieier SuSammenhdn9t, bisber ein vnoli
me tangere" mar, betbeiligten lih al
oisier Dirt Der grOrterang uno tniipfen
OH Oisie allerlei HsIormborlhldse.
sir oieie neuelte grideinuns auf benz
iosialsn @ebiet bat man Den 9lusorud
y rWlilisdr=SO SOsiaIismus" geprd9t.
Yisl bsiprod,n miro eine 3uIdriIi
ole .ein alter Oifijier" OIL Die rglatio-
nal- 3sitlIng" gerihtet bat. Sn bieIer
3ulprilt peroen cine Reibe io3ialer
MiBltdnoe sur Sprade gebradt. so
wiro Dem Mibbeba9er lueiier 9reiIe
iiber ole 3unebmenoe grtluliuitdt oes
9loels in Der glrmee glusorud ge9eben.
Dieie gytluiibitdt miiBte Sdranfsn ers
rihten uno ben traoitionellen @eilt Der
aameraoi6aft aus Dem Cfliiierstorps
treioen. Sic erbielte. 10 wiro meiter
gefla0t, Aabrung ourd Die seit einiger
3eit lteiaenoe 9lbIonoerung sluiiden
bhrgerli1en unO aoeligen Reaimeutern,
uno oas UiBbehagen uno Die llnSu=
frieoenbeit niiroe Dermebrt ourd cine
auffalenbe 3uriidieaung uno WiBad-
Jung Der bureerliden elemente i'm
Gifuierstorps. moourb oiefe auf oas
iieflie bsrlebt wilroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-02
yerIoren oOer seltctlen.

o.. s. Campbell, Elm Waller aus st.
2ouis, Der lid am lebten Greit6a auf
Der DurdreiIe bon Cincinnati bier
iur3e 3eit aufbielt, bat bic bieiige po'
lijei benadridti9t, bab ibm wdbreno
Der Reiie, D. 3. iudbreno ieines bieiiSen
gluIentbaltes, cine Danotaide abban-
Den lam, Die papiere etc. gum Wertbe
bon 800. 900 entbielt. b. 8. Min.n.
glttien. WericOsgiIe Ienbabnsgctien etc.
5iir Die Rudgabe Der Weribpapiere 1T
cine angsmsitne Yelobnllng ausgelsbt
uor6en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-02

0ofe iraf man aud ben Wddter Mn=
orefp @asiisle, ben Carlton nit einem
Stiid Glen nieoeridlug. Man faBte
Die 9erle idlieblid ab, sbe lie aus oem
Sofe fort waren. 6eit Der 3eit bat
lih mie geIa9t, Carlton orefurmirt. d
er peritebt @risbiid uno 9ateiniia
perfett uno iOll eigentlid gum Yreoissr
beitimmt oepeien iein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-02
Sin nit sheriff Webssr mm,n=
frieoener gir9e.

0arrp M. ggrigbt, elmer BON Sbe'
riII Robert e. DieB9er's giirQen.
reidte btuie i'm 9reisaeridt oas Gciud
ein, i6m gu erlaubeu, fib bon ieiner
yarQItaft suriidsieben su tOnnen.
Ginen beitimmten @rilno, aus peldem
er nidt msbr glree iein nil, bat er
nidt angeaebsn, jeood miro angs=
nommen, Dab ss gBrigbt nidt gefdat,
oab UlsBgsr siu @anoIoat fiir yorllBsl
oes republitaniIbsn eountp 6omites
III.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-02
. iffersn3en iiber D. I
Grwins q a d Ia s.

SIN September 1902 Ifarb .. g.
Grluin NIT 9interlaliung zines yer=
m0qens, lpeldes iib auf etma 81 ,000.s
600 belief. sSn ieinem 3eiiament be-
itimmte er, oab iusnn nad ieinem
3oo leine Satin bon einem Ginoe ent.
bunoen tueFoen iollte, oasielbe $780,
600 erbalten iolle. Gieie Summe ioll
ieoob bon Der @entral 8ruit So. auf
80 Sabre bertualtet meroen. Sir ben
llnierbalt oss Rinoes iollen bis gum
Ia Sabre 800 per. Wlonat uno bis
gum 2l Sabre $500 per. Mpnat aus
ge3eben per0en; nab errel1ter YOll=
jdbrigteit ioll Der jlnge Wann Iooann
bis gum 30. Sabre bas polle ginfom=
men aus ieinem WermOssn be3ietsn.
8as 3iIo muroe baIo nab oemSpoe oes
Gruin 9ebOren, llno ipeniqe Wlonate
ipdter liarb Die Wutter oesielben. Die
iibrigen Grben anBer Dem Ginoe lino Die
orsi 16hier oes Derblidenen uno iein
Yruoer Charles 8. Grpin. Wlittler=
meile aber iuaren unter Den Grben
3weiFel enfsetOmmen. Oh ein 3ruit
auf 80 Sabre gcIeblih Isi uno iie be-
| ihlofen, ole Dauer oesielben auf 90
Sabren berabauisben. 9amit mar Die
Central 3ruli SO. nibt einperlfanoen
uno iie reidte Dor Hidter Garter Elm
@eiuh ein, Die geltimmunaen oes Sc.
iaments aussulegen.
Soute Der @idtsr oas 3sliameni fit,
unsiiliis ertdren, 10 uiiroe Der Yruoe,
Ieiner grbidaft oerluiiia aeben uni
oaS gsiammte Ysrm0gen wiiroe Johann
oen bier 2inosrn gu 9lsiden Sbeilsr
3ufalIen.
sym poli3eigeriht
!uuroen Die 6dlle Der ipegen Werlebunl
oes gidolion=@eisbes perbaftetel Gr
friIdungsrdtbe %. 8. 9arrinaton boz
9llabama uno @abaib Str, 0enrl
OltenOorf bon 1877 81. SllinOis Str
auF ad1lten Samiiag uno bon pbil
6oIfbauer bon 1885 Oiliioe 9lbe. au
oea 10. 6ebruar beridoben.
g6e9en brutaler YebanOlung feline
6rau muroe Der Garbige @eorge gant
um 81 uno 9sIten beItraft.
See gllfOro, Elm unberbeierlide
9runtenbolo, ipuroe elmer fiinfmcnat
liden Grniidterungscur unteriuOrfen
gierte 6eneral-y Discriminating bel
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-02
Yeter's yed).

0err peter Grib, Der wOblbetannte
gau-gOntractor, erlitt gefern gia9-
mittag. als er an Selaware unb
Waibinston Ctr. aus ieinem Yuogp
ftieg, auf Dem idlipfrigen pfaiter
sinen GuBeelsnt.Yrud.
grwiro ldnaers 3eit ans 9aus as'
feiielt iein.
|" 9ie bette Sent gigarre in
Der Staot, Wudo's u9On9feaop".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-02
9entlhlano.
Ter 9b a oii9e genni9ien"
QeItorben.


ge ben.
Qarlsrube, Den 2. Gebruar.
Dier III Der beiannie parlamen=
tarisr emil t5ieIer, gsnannt Der
obaoiide Ssuniaisn", aus Dem 2sbsn
Qeidisoen. (gmil dieier wurOe am 8.
glpril 1886 aebOren, ituoirte In 0eioelr
berg uno 6reiburg Die Rsdie, iuuroe
1864 qlmtsridter In Ofienburg. 1868
Staatsanmalt In YilIinqen. 1870 in
gIeidsr giasnidaii mad 4onltans Der'
Iebt. 1879 2ans9erittsratb in 3arls-
rubs. 1892 eriter 6taatsanmali,
1890 2anogeridts Director oaIslbF,
1890 qanoqeri6ts prdlioeni In sSrei.
burg i'm greisgau. l873-l90l mar
GieIer Ab9soronster i'm baoiIdeH Sanos
taae. sr ihlob fid ben glatiOnol'
lIbera!etI OH uno ltano balo NIT an Der
Sbibe oieier pariei In Yaben. Sns.
belonoere betdmpfte GieIer, Der lelbf
2lltIaibolit mar, In Der borberhsn
Reibe Die qlnipriide oes 9lerilalis.
mus. 8em Rsidstage seb6rts 5isIe,
1890 fitr aarlsrubs.g .grudIaI an.)
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-02
Ul q b amt Slorbica oe.
ff)ieoeu.

Rem yort, 2. ;ssbr. WlaOam'
yloroica, i'm bilrgerIihen 2sben 6rau
isiIIion M. 9Oeme, erbielt ssasn Der
Bsilagtea. ben beIanutsn 9snor Goeme,
bic Sdsiouns ipeaen ebsbru9s be-
milliot.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-02
Tranfreih.
Die Canal. rage.

paris, 2. 6ebruar. Cine an-
sabl 9lttiondre Der alten Yanama=8e=
lenihaft bat in elmer Pstition on ben
Suif;3miniiter um 9rnennung eines
neien Wanenberwalters srlubt, ia Der
aegenlpdrtige, Serr 8antron. ibre Sn=
terehsn nidt gu ihaBen bermOge. 8an'
tron bat our9 Die 3abl ieiner Ittien
cine ausIhlaooebenoe Stimme BEL benz
borgeIdla9enen Yertaufe oes @dnals
an Die Yereiniaten Staaten. Die 6rase
gilt anaeblid als bereits gerihtli9 er.
leoiqt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-02

AIaier. Die ameritaniIds 3or.
peoo.6lotille traf bier Elm tEso wedIelte
Salutidllie nit benz Uort. Die goote
bleiben 3ebn 8uss.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-02

/" Diimfter Jabress Dau
oer GntabtS Of DtoelttD TIA
Ger Giioiette Smrnbaue att
Dommerifag Mbcno, ben 4.
Syebruar. Gtntrt.t $f.OO.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-02
g ilolanos 8eife be s
Gaiiers.

ysrlin, 2. 6ebruar. gBie Die
9euiihe 9agssseitung" melosi, gebi
Der aaiier am 6. Wdr5 IN aiel an
goro. unt Ieire grbolllnssreiIe mad
bern GisOen &urotas an3utreten. er
triiit am 12. Mdr3 in galsrmo Elm.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-02

gierte 6eneral=y Discriminating Der
Teuti6en i'm vensliib" am Wiittwod
Qlben0.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-02
HnBlano.
gettIerin ais MilIio=
Il 1ri II.

g I. Yetersb burg, 2. Gsbr.
Sine Grau, eie felt 20 Sabren in einem
elenosn 3immer hauiie, 1T an gntbeb=
run9en 9titorben.
gei Der llnteriuhung fanoen Die Ye=
h0rben $4,000 berItedt uno Tpdtsr nod
Wertbpapiere i'm gstrage bon elmer
Million Dollars. 9ie 6rau bInterld5t
teine grben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-02
Dsspsrater SelditmorS= =gsrind.

@eliern erif mur0e Der pOlijsi be-
tannt, bab bic in go. 2524 Sale Str.
mohn6afte Mib 9ouiie Dennis Gm
Sonntag 9lbeno in einem S9wers
mutbs.Qlnfals beriudt bate. iid bas
9sben Su nsbmen, inoem lie iih ben
9als abjuIdneioen perIudie. Souiie
bic bon Or. gropn In Yebanolune e,.
uommsn uoroen mar, mar sefern
auBer @sfabr. Gie mar boroem i'm
Srrsn.Nipls unttrgsbraht geipsisn.
GS iinb nod piele CUTE Sibe 5u
allen preiIsn fiir Die oeutide Sbeatsr-
Nulfabrung am Wittmo1 3u babsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-02

Sober yaDtr iullte WiIitluOd in'S
9beaier 9eben uno oas Sttf aus Dem
ebiemgau. eSdgertIft", isbsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-02
glms oen 0erihtsb0fsn.
Ses Wambamfanes id)uloig
besunoen.

Ter Is jdbrige e3ra 6letder, lpelder
Dor ben @eidworenen oes 9riininalge-
ribts unter Der 9lntIage pro5eIliri
purOe, auf ben @rocer @. W. Sauires
sin,n 3aubanfall ausgsfiibrt 81 baben,
muroe heute bon oenieIben ihuloi9 bes
funoen. Der Burfbe 1T trOB ieiner
Suseno idon weaen ueribieoensr yer=
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The Minneapolis journal., 1904-06-21
$3.50 AN ACRE
FOR RAW LAND
Lively scramb1ing for the Red
Lake Tracts s. offered at
Thief River Falls,
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Special to The Journal.

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I Thief River Falls, Mimi, June 21.-
Because of the excessively high. bid
ding on the land that. was offered yes
terday, Land Commissioner Richards
today found it necessary to require all
bidders to make "a cash deposit of $40
for each dollar an ere bid as an act Of
good faith. All bidders by the terms
of the sale have twenty-four hours
from the time the land is bid in to
make their fling.
Over half Of those who bid in land
yesterday had never seen 1t and at
once drove to it. When they had seen
the land many Of them failed to file
today and as a result the land will
have, to be sold over. This. makes a
great waste Of time and the bidder
hereafter will be compelled to put up
a deposit for good faith.
The bidding, however, has been as
lively today as yesterday. One quarter
section south of the Thief river was
bid UP to $3.50. an acre by Andrew
Stenseth. This is the highest price
yetSDaid.
sixty parcels were offered again to-
day, and over half of them were sold
before noon. After today eighty
tracts will be sold each day till all
the land has been sold or offered. 1t
is expected that every ything will be
disposed of by July IA.
A steady stream of arrivals continue
eahc day, but the crowd Is growing
smaller as the stream Of departure is
the largest. To-day's train brought
a large contingent Of gamblers from
Grand Forks Everything has been
quiet and orderly thus far.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-06-21
OTHERS REAPED
THE BENEFITS
Widely Known Inventor Appeals
for Aid to Minneapolis Poor
Department.

William r. Moody, a cousin Of w.
H. Moody, secretary Of the United
States navy, and whose mechanical
inventions are used In factories over.
all the world, was compelled to- ask
the Minneapolis poor department for
transportation to the home of his
sister in Pillsbury, MINI. He was on
his way from Chicago and landed in
the city yesterday with nothing In his
pockets but the original drawings of
his machines which formerly brought
him handsome income. These
drawings, however, were good Gre
dentials, and he was furnished the
desired transportation.
The most popular of Mr.. Moody's
inventions are the staple tack ma
chine, capable of turning out ton
Of tacks a day, and the tin can ma
chine. With the latter he started in
business on Lake street, Chicago, and
until four years ago was making
40, 900 cans a day for the large pack
ing companies there.
Fortune he says would never stay
by him and just as he was in a posi-
ton to enlarge his factory and amass
small fortune his plant burned at a
loss of 100000. There was no insur-
ance and his loss was complete. He
took another start and planned a loom
appliance, but his drawings were
stolen and the machine patented in
spite of him.
The inventor is nearly eighty years
old and has decided to give up me-
chanical work for the rest Of his days
as his sister has offered him "a home
/ on her farm.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-06-21

The forty.seventh annual conventions Of
ciety Will be held at the Grand Avenue
Thirty first street, beginning this evening
society are: F.; H: Mellen, president, and
M. r. Waters, corresponding secretary,
both of Minneapolis. 49, 49,: g
The convention will open at pm. with
a reception of the delegates and visitors
by the members Of the Grand Avenue
church There will be addresses Of well
come by r. F. Branham of the Grand
Avenue church and David Owen Thomas
Of the Portland Avenue church. A re-
sponse will be made by w. q. Rogers Of
St. Paul. The address of the evening will
be given by Benjamin L. Smith Of Ohio,
secretary of the American Christian Mis-
sionary society. h ss.$
Services tomorrow will open at g m.
with praise and prayer service. "A. 4.
Ankeny will read a paper, Probabilities
of Our Work in Minnesota Evangelist
J. H. Bicknell will deliver the convention
sermon 1.-The Reunion of Christendorn.'
The rest of the morning session will be
taken up with the annual reports Of the
corresponding secretary and the treas
urer and the evangelistic report. -
At the afternoon session Mrs. A. D
Harmon will deliver the presidents ad.
dress and Mrs. John Treloar will read 8
paper At 3 pm. there will be a junior
| hour.
| In the evening G.. p. Coer Of Ann Ar.
Dor, Mich, will speak on "The Bible Chair
and State Universities" and Mrs..sC. 8
| Willard will make address,.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-06-21
40. FIRE Fl. E VICTIMS
FOUND IN WATERS
Lightning Lights Search for the
Dead Of the Slocum
Disaster.

E New York June 21.-The harvest
Of victims who lost their lives in the
General slocum disaster continued to-
day. All thru the night the searchers
held to their grewsome work, and
early today the total number of bodies
recovered had reached 77O.
1t was hoped that Identification
would materially reduce the large list
of missing before night.
An alarming result of the develop
ments of the last three or four days
has been that altho more than. 200
bodies have been taken from the
river, the list Of missing has remained
almost unchanged. Today, when the
total Of bodies recovered exceeded
r750, the list Of missing continued well
in excess of 800.
Last night proved the most trying
period in their long vigil for the
searchers who patrolled the river in
search Of the dead. Drenched and
blinded by the .downpour Of rain, the
watchers kept their vigil, the little
boats circling about the wide stretch
Of water between North Brother
island and the mainland.