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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-16
If I were only in Dallas, I
would do the restraining myself.

It appears that, despite the separa-
ton Of Younger and Frank James
from the Wild West show at Nevada,
Mo-, Sept. 1, and the fact that they Sc
cured judgment in the circuit court
annuling their contract with Allen &
Hoffman, and now are not in the show
business, the show people persist in
advertising Cole Younger. The man
who used to ride in the carriage pos
ing as Younger and meeting the gaze
Of unsuspecting thousands because
Of his remarkable resemblance to the
noted ex-Confederate, while Younger
occupied a comfortable chair in the
box office, is still being hailed as the
only Cole Younger in the distant
Texas.
eff I were only there" sighed
Younger with a significant expression,
"but as it is, don't see what I can
DO. I'd ask him to stop, and he
would"
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-16

While Cole Younger, bandit, con-
Wet and Snowman, is in st, Louis,
innocent Texans are f1ocking beneath
the canvas at Dallas to see the famous
outlaw Of other days.
The news reached Younger In ST.
Louis in the form Of a telegram from
A. B. Rawlins, a brother-in-law, who
asked what could be done to restrain
Allen & Hoffman, with whom Younger
and James travelled last summer,
from continuing to advertise Younger
as a star attraction. When he got the
message Younger Strengthened him
self in his chair, and said:
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-16
10000 JAPANESE ROUTED

Russians Drive Landing Force to
Transports Near Ya1u's Mouth.
Special to The Journal.
st. Petersburg, April 16.-Further
dispatches from Port Arthur and Niu-
chuang confirm the report, not yet
announced officially. that 1900 jap
anese soldiers were attacked by a
Russian force near the mouth of the
Yalu Thursday.
According to the stories received
here, Admiral Togo escorted large
number of transports to a point west
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-16
CONTROL WISCONSIN CENTRAL
Wall Street Talks of Rockefellers-
Officials Plead Ignorance.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal.
New York, April 16.-While off,
Gals of the wisconsin Central disclaim
any knowledge of purchases of the
stock of that road for the account Of
the Rockefellers, father or son, the
gossip of the street Is still persistent
in declaring that this interest has Sc
cured control in the open market or at
least an option on enough stock to
form the nucleus of a controlling in
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-16
FIRST ELECTION WAGER
Wall Street Man Lays $4,000 on Presi-
dents Election.
49, vo~L arn Snac;a, Sarr;oa

New York Sun Special Service.
New York, April 1.-THE first election
bet known to have been recorded for the
approaching campaign was announced on
the tickers in Wall street It was Of $4,000
even. and was made by Frederick II.
Brooks of Wall street that Roosevelt will
be the next president. Mr.. Brooks made
the wager as commissioner for two Wall
street firms and one in Cincinnati.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-16
INJUNCTION TO
STOP A WEDDING
Son Of a. Prospective Bridegroom
in Wisconsin Will Appeal to
the Courts.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal.
Racine, Wis, April Jeff James
P. Corse, ST., aged IS, and a leading
churchman and former building con-
tractor Of this city, attempts to wed
Miss Mary Seator, aged 80, James p.
Corse, Jr., son of the prospective bride
groom, says he will have an injunc-
tional order issued to stop the we'd
ding on the ground that his father is
unable to support wife.
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BIGELOW Is DEAD

Pioneer Steamboatman Of the Upper
Mississippi River.
La Crosse, Wis, April 16.-Captain v. A.
Bigelow. one Of the pioneer steamboatmen
of the upper Mississippi and former owner
of the Jessie B., Warsaw, Eclipse and
other boats, is dead, aged so.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-16
RED LODGE STRIKE NOT ENDED.

Butte, Mont, April 16.-The strike
of 500 men in the coal mines at Red
Lodge is not over, despite the order
Of President Mitchell Of the United
Mine Workers of America to the men
to return. The operators refuse to
| arbitrate with the local union.
Mower County transcript., 1904-11-02
Saturday, Oct, 90.

@ Four sconNicts escaped from the state
prison at Jackson, Mich, Friday.
Archbishop Elder Of Cincinnati Is
50 riously Ill that hissrecoYery lis not
thought possible. 81 ss5ss: Il Y
illiam J Bryan has returned to
Nebraska and will spend his time from
now until election I Il day making,
speeches III that state.
Yrs. Charles We CorrSnWeM issdead at
her home in Delray, Mich, and her:
husband is dying from he effects of
breathing coal gas from a stove.
Admiral Jessen hfas assumed COM
mand iof the firs St. saRa Racific squad Iron.
succeeding Vice Admiral Bezobrazoff,
who is leaving adiyostok for st. Pc.
tersburg $Si ss /, ss s8
While braving the terrors sof "a pest.
house as a nurse for her child Mrs.
Edwin Burritt Smith, one Df the best
known women ii tghiS asso Society as
been stricken with sra ALI
Before the I3road h1etic club
at Philad eiphia 2 Nah er
nockeds out sass Chi-
cage, - MaheG tao s. . ka ter re-,
lsIyiing g body 81 J, bloN afst round
q opsia s.
.ss IIeAy raj oun tain, sYyo.,s
have cause. fl MS 81 Al swept
the hillside INC lua, ii ng Cemetery,
Into Plstte rive /. fSs:ssss
delegation FepTesentin ings theSsekew
ofs the United Stat tes er ruiseKssO Olympia
presented Sir Thomas Upton with az
sbvfng cup subs crIbed for the en-:
has been presented to the gens.
eral staff the arm hat st will re- re-
quire an expendit iture of S., ,,819 20 to-
place the submar defenses of the.
limited States state off ef1ie eiency:a
Miss PAUL. tor, daughter OF
William ale OFF tor, was married
at ST Margaret,, q church Westminst
Eng. Satur q Il room toss Captain
Spend lay sThe bishop of Iond lon
performed the cersn ony q.
,r. ordecaIi Price, q widely known
surgeon, died suddenly at Philaiel-s
s1plia. He was stxt j years old AposS
spIexy Isl believed ttl,it been the
cause OF his Adeath DR.. Price Wassl
II abd domen# practice S1s
Mower County transcript., 1904-11-02
st.l r. z - q 8.
Cupid's Fair eather.

Mrs. Rash your laughter Marie
sIpuise Katherine a arrr,y Il, hal pily2
! Mrs. Dash es. indeed she had
five showers. ss
Irs. Rash Showers! ssSsss
Mrs.. Dash Our friends gave her i
Kitchen shower and \ cut glass show,
81 the church gave her linen
shower; and her father and i gave he1
u silver shower and furniturd
shove "a. Philade lphia Inquirs s q
Mower County transcript., 1904-11-02

synopses of Amendments TO the Con.
stftution Of the State OF Mlnne4eta
Proposed by the Legislature OF the;
State Of Minnesota at the Generat
Session In 1908, az Well 40 synop::
sis Of CHAPTER 253 Of the General
Laws Of 1908 Proposing an Increase
of Gross Earnings Tax Upon kall.,
road Property: :. ''s : - :
Mower County transcript., 1904-11-02
!. 1.e4 265


Cornelius Van Gott. postmaster OF
New y ork is dead
5S5 The Panama canal commission mas
awarded to- the Stand ard stsel car
company Of Pitts sburg the contract Nor
furnishing 200 fat cars. s,Gs;s5 d.
William Kemler, !, former Ohio
state printer and awe1l known Ger.
man editor, IS dead at Columbus, o.
7esWas sixty five years old .s &.
The directors Of the United States
Steel corporation have declared the
regular quarterly diyi yidend Of ] Y per,
cent on the company's preferred stock.
Fire at South Roya alston, Mass, de-
stroyed six buildings and the entire
village at one time was threat tened
with destruction. The loss will reach
500, 900. .@ D s.Ez ss. IS g
Headed by Governor John III. Mickey
1000 Nebraskans celebrated Nebraska
day at the world s fair Tsleaday. The
formal ceremonies took place In Fes-
tiYal hall. # f7,f9 e sI ...S t
Mower County transcript., 1904-11-02


3!
", w sth1 f,onsf1t ion of the sta te
4 NJ ex,.t.ns ovision 81 the e.on.ti-
sS.ies 1eads Ehsah g ssss s.
Sec. g The permanent senoo, 8 anda e
vested 10 Ine. 81 u, iii.
faea this sc %
ment shall be made until approves. ~ nv shs
beard OF coMmlssion ers .aesisnAteea.4lip lps 4i,s
e ern.
nenI oL Enls s,
1gsus shssams 81 g gsaat
meas exneea seven ner dsnt of the assessed
o1 tns
~ ors iHusy - isss,e sc bond
,es az
lover rats ot iatsssst than tarssa Ps55 Ie5
tnan vas 81 md 10
"a vil
I,s1 rs!syi sahoc
dg Ea paHRSrs ia 81 this
sra1e ra a1 thf 5ims u
Sch bono ss.,
py sa1a aaop $40 sr,d zs SAID
sae+ios sne ~ Entieles r. Gonstf
81 the State ,of Minnesota 50 as to read
as folloWs: 8, N: "a
Ine 81 this q state may
;beS be- invested te ii the bonds OF any,
county school district city, town :! Z 2
or,,L OF th,s shs1, ne made de until
snen spnroyed YeI bv ths Board % Of Commission
ers designated by law to rsgulat,e gu, !, tne ne
of Ahe nsrmainentt eqttw ssny tnnd 81
en;a Tn stafa gs !! So4 ai,a such loan OF invest
ment be made when the bonds To- be.iss' Iss
sued Of purchased Woula maks a. ans tibS
ner neru Cent Vof the assessed. valuation Of
thestaxable real property Of the @ county, ~
school district CITY. SoWh Hr e .nch loans
orins ,nsdshtadness s%s e bes d lower rate
Of interest than three per cept Per an an
mum. nor for shorter psrlo&9 &9er;ndl4ha st,sn
~ years, ,nil n1r xa.r. and no change OF the
town, school district. city, village OF q
county nnes snan t rsliSXo nhoo, sdistricf courl.
~. ~, ~ 7he iaaniis9 sof s,inh bonds from
sonnds n ssS 'ss..s57# q
a ...S. Ss:ss Z III 4 .sa 4 &
Ine e1,s.lns ~ S,f'se,o schooI ana nniyer.
~ ~. sAo IA Rss s. S.st .'nA Kr1nnsaa0ta
sity fund OF the states oI n.lnnoey.. Is -
10y 70 lnhoo, .nsoes d,.tr,ct u &C. citv tovn 81
eouAsy'l scloo. 4, 4iss 49, is.,e a ofvkich,
village, when the enuro lssuS oA ....l' y aaS -
the proposed forms . part ~ VII not. lll'1
MAKE tne an9opso1ness Y. 80. ~ v,Iiasa.
school district, clIy, tOMMM a. oI .I,a99s
exceed seven per centsof tne assessed
vainafion az the taxabl9 real property
In, such county, 4cnOOl; 4&uAbk SAss
Mower County transcript., 1904-11-02

a ssss
&. !. D
4N-l1stNSk s5s aSss l-l,lS1y.1lDNylslA
\ sSs
]. I, 9, IS q, I, 4. J. Il. .,. .aS
3 y ~ F''
al irsS III s er ~
4s Frank Cardi gan, fourteen years old.
touched a match to a can of gasoline
at Paul and was bad w hurt byStheg
EXPLOSION g
ss5 y rs.sM ary al aged sixty eight
years y y no '5, had ls been 3a resident of
sIeafns s countysslnc tl'1 ll found
dead ~ her ped Fri ay +.
0 Fire at Mlilroy destroy ed the big Sele-
yatorI 'il5 g belonging to Nelson Bros. The
s,' orlglln q the flre IS unkno The
loss &: stilmated at $l0, 900. 1ss
J ohn Noel s died atssthe Minneapolis
CITY hQspltal from q . the effects, so the
pnyslcslansa J. say OF g rim King Impure
MniSAy, Aased% az q Mil sal;
\ iooA' sssss sssss
s5ssJ sl Vv.sHlsh her, aged dseYenty=eight /
pioneer q ~. taul, died suddenly ct
!, 3reckehridg s wa 5he and
MS WlIes5had been Visiting for short.
Tins. iE'll ne 81 55.
a$aeP :1 Peter. .sWenso earpenter, fifty
years years Old, was. found dead in bed at
Allnneap He had been drinking
aeaVl1ys am death is believed to have
Deen zee que 70 alcoholism. 4 q 3s4 Il
I While playing with matches at her
home l1s9tI IN st. Paul Vera Warner, five
years oia, SCI nre 70 net 4: dress and she
:mas o.sevsleiy ~ burned mat she dled
e. tne clty nos pital a II g 9 lew hours <5t
There e are 8,l65 more pupils enrolled
IN |s the public schools Of the state this
year than there were last. The total
enrolment, l according to figures COM
piled by j. W. Olsen, state superin-
tendent, IS AZ. 900. 5,ss sS:# n r L, i
.z Rev.. J: e. . Gilfllan, formerly: OF
White Earth Indian mission and who
Tor years represen ented the White Earth
Indian In Washington. is dead. 81 He
was an Episcopal clergyman and we'll
known IN Northern Minnesota. .. 4,
a rerort received by the state board
of health shows 63 cases Of smallpox
in the state, 49 of which are at Farm
ing, Stearns county. The disease was
thought to be chickenpox for four.
weeks before its real nature was de-.
termined. .!:.: A:;. z= .s5 y: *tSS & /,
- Roy G: {: O.. Wright, pastor Of the
HsptAst cnnrens at 81 Cloud, has, re-. e
n9ned ana nis RESIGNATION mas been
aMccepsea M Dy the ooard.od ar trustees. crust @ Mr..
NJ AlEr WHEAT has accepted employment
as night Watchman IN the boilerroomm on
atsthe Jag q state reformatory IN that city
IN the Ramsey county district court
Miss Anna Mohr recovered $14,322.5O
from Dr.. Cornelius Williams, one of
the most prominent eye and ear spe.
cialists In the state. because OF an
operation on her left ear when 1t was
to have been performed on the right
ear. II. Ss 3s}g q. sssi3 :s .3. i.s :.
BY q decision OF the state supreme
court the Wilder and Appleby charities
are held valid. The. decision holds
that q provision for the worthy poor
Of ST: Paul" is sufficiently definite to
constitute valid trust. There is
about So, 500, 900 available for the chart,
- ~ ~ --y
Mower County transcript., 1904-11-02

AAOAA6 WI III 4OWSAHs3SAG$S = $SSU1pIOts SOQ
of the late Hiram Powers, the famous
American sculptor. IS dead at Florence,
Italy # .4 SO .! .=5 '1
The work of construction I, on the
Canton Hankow railway has been
stopped and the ngtneers are return,
ing to their homes. t
Near Walling, III White county,
Tenn, City Marsha1 IL sIambred and
his eighteen-yearsold son were shot
from ambush and killed. >> :>s5.. 5.ss ..}.I
Edward Geers. the veteran driver
and trainer, was thrown from q sulky
while exercising q horse at Memphis.
Tenn, Wednesday, and seriously hurt.
i A report that the Union Pacific rail-,
road had secured an option on the
Chicago Great Western road has been
denied by, President Hartman Of the
Union5 Pacific system. -2 ~ ~ a....
The imperial authorities at Peking
have cut off the appro lion, in sup
port Of the Nanyang college, patterned
after Western educa ational institutions,
and the school is closed. The college
was founded ten years ago and it ives
considered the foremost seat Of learn
ing In China. 81 szs s: II <.s ,.@ s -
|
q q; Oct. 3d. :$s> >s=;s !.
=;,A good portion Of Northern New.
York Is covered by two inches of snow.
Serious riots are reported TO have
occurred In the province of wilma, Rus
sia. S.S& iS 5s 5:s52 =s s; Sfss ti 81
Frank Cardigan, fourteen years old,
touched q match to a can of: gasoline
Thursday at St. Patti and was badly
hurt by the explosi on E. ..2 },
!. %y The board 5of trustees sof Des sMoines
college has unanimously elected Her
bert T.. Stetson; now president Of Kal-
Rmaz0o 0llege,s lalama5oo / Mi ich., as
president Of Des Moines college, u !.
At Benton Harbor, Mich, Tommy
Ryan, tile ;midd ddleweighta champion,
Wednesday, night knocked out out Tommy
Wallace Of Philadelphia in the fifth
round Of q boutts Sch duled to 60 ten
rounds NJ ..s
s$lss.The fifteenth annuai i report of the,
Great Northern Railway company
shows Ca gross earnings Tor the fiscal
.yeflr ending fine 80 Il / 1904, Of sS6, ,O62,
947.3O and a net -inepmesa fter AL oper.5
ating expenses were paid of 81 2,329,z5
l45.l4. t 81 4 s.1 Aesa. s
Mower County transcript., 1904-11-02
PR0POs r. ! | sED I! |
Amendments
TO The. !.
Constitution 5 '|'.'I.||.||||| |. |.
OF MINNESOTA. | | I.

Hon. Peter E. Hanson, Secretary of
State-Sir: Pursuant to Chapter 5lb1I; II &
of the General Laws Of 1887 4 here, ls | 2:
with file in your office synopsess =; soi. !.
Amendments to the Constitutto Nor OF
the State Of Minnesota, as proposed by
the General Laws Of the State OF Min.
nesota enacted at the General Session.
of the Legislature in 1903. and q q "a az
act involving the taxation of arallroaaad n g
property, being Chapter 253; Genera
Laws 1903, to be submitted to the vot.
ers of the state for adoption OF re1ec-
ton at the next general election.
Yours respectfully, - ~. - g -. Il:
-,. y~,- Attorney General
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-16

estos monentos, Ell aniicipar que par
lido polftico obtendra ell triunfo, nues-
ira opinion va encaminada & presen-
tar al Delegado tai y como debe ser.
Nosotros, pues, deseamosq que toda
La Camara de Representatives. SO forme
por personals que lleren las condicio-
mes anunciadas, va sean unionistas,
va sean republicanos: porque asf y
solo asf podran unos y otros servir
mejor los intereses del pals, ahora CO.
mo nunca menesteroso del concurso
de los bien probados patriotas.
Las mayorfas como las minor1as
no son fuertes por Ell n1mero, sino por
la calidad de los que componen una {
otra fuerza pa~rlamentaria.
Por ESQ, nosotros verfamos con
suma complacencia que los unionistas
que vayan q la Camara de Delegates,
10 mismo fernando parte de Ia mayo
ria que de la minorfa, puedan leyan-
tar muy alto la bandera de la &Uni6r
de Puerto Rico,1 genuina representa-.
ci6n de los derechos del pueblo puer-
torriqueno.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-16

tos que hasta ahora han pagado
tendran concursos, ferias y ex posicio-
mes Q sus correspondence discur-
SOS = asambleas; los prestamistas dis
frutaran de 10 Undo con la creaci6n de
Bancos en- ell poblado de Santurce y
de este modo facilitar Ell pr6stamo de
dinero & bajo interes, contribuyendo
asf & Ia explotaci6n.... J q extender ell
credito; la question de franquicias en-
TODD 10 que sea c~oncarniente las con-
| cesioues de aguas, ferrocarriles, ms
talaciones y empresas nuevas, Sc que
daran en- franquicias....
sY 81 cafe? Sc propenderz & obte-
ner q !. ell grano de Puerto-Rico entire en-
Cuba libremente; y que al igual de los
demAs p%roductos de la isla, como ma
fafos, zandfas, guineos, batatas y
otros, seran considerados como pro-
ductos nacionales y por tanto incluf-
dos en- los tratados de concrete, prin-
cipa1mente o Francia, Espana, Ita-
liza, Alemania Y Austria.
;Apaga Veremundo, apaga Y va
monos!
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-16
La ~PIatafOrma"u Incorporate

Como sabran los lectores dos in
corporadosD han lanzado al pats su
Plataforma de Partido Republican,
con las enmiendas y TODD, q fin de que
sc ced ESQ.
Con tai motive no faltap comen-
t%arios, pues mientras unos sostienen
que los incorporates ofrecen mas de
10 que pueden, otros en- Gambia dicen
que sc han quedado ccrtos, que 81 hu-
biesen buscado y rebuscado en- las
CONSTITUTIONS de I~nglsterra, Alemania
v Francia, todav1a habrian podido
a6adir algunas enmiendaa que no f.
guran en- la la. ..tosa Plataforma, que
ha dejado tamanitos q los partidarios
del Home Rule.
Hay quien dice que la consabida
Plataforma es un esfuerzo gigantesco
de plagio inconcebible y que d~cspues
de tantos profundos y hondos traba-
jos de zapa. han pensado los prohom-
bres r%etirarse s los verdes campos eli
busca de paz y reposo, solicitando Ell
natural descanso.
Por ell presente grs.ndioso progra-
ma (acuestate Paco?) 1ue Sc pondra
en- ejecuci6n 81 ei tempo y los senado.
res Y representatives republicanos no
10 impiden, ell pats entrara en- una ebu.
Usci6B, trausformaudoss de arriba 4
abajo y al reeves, todas nusstras cos
tpmbres, andaderas y L1aneras de ser.
Los del campo veran realizados
u suenos de autonomfa municipal;
los maestros, los referimos d los de
e~rsenanza pdblica, vertin aumentados
81 nnmero de ~escuelas primarias, de
m0do que....ya veran; los agriculto-
res estar4n f~avore1idos con escuelas
de agricultural y coaspof de experiment
tacion en- distintas TegtoneS de la isla
con el ia dc Scargar mas los inapues-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-16
I'm cdmu|O de iniufias

Ha llegado q nuestra mesa de re-
aacci6n M hoja %suelta, ~suscrita en-
Humacao por Thomson, Ell socorrido
~pseud6nimo de siempre, cuando de in
juriar sc ha tratado.
En- dicha hoia al quererse comba-
tir xLa Union de Puerto Rico0, Sc vuel-
We hacer gala de los ataques insultan-
ties que dirigi6 la prensa adversaria
al patricia don Luis Munoz Ri
vera.
Traese a colaci6n para clio ell cor
to periodic de tempo Gle que goz6 Puer-
TO Rico de IN regimen auton6mi-
co la unica vez en- nuestra historic
colonial, que la personalidad puerto
rriquena tuvo una legal y decorosa
representation Ell el poder pdbiico.
Pero ell suscribiente de la hoja su-
sodicha, nos recuerda aquella 6poca
para insultar q Munoz Rivera, lamar
10 traidor del regionalismo y otras
tantas sandeces; y TODD este vuelto q
decir por un republicano. en momen-
tos en- que ell partido de los ndcionalis-
tds hace una manifesto TRACTION & los
principles r~egionales, aceptando una
incorporation absurda & injustifcada.
Francamente, estos hombres del
republicanismO no n1iden nunca sus
p%alabras, y lauzan sus ataques 4 IN
patricia, sin pensar que de rechazo
a 4 HERR & ,ellos mismos en- mitad
del cOraZ6n.
Llaman traidor Gel regionalismo
4 Munoz Rivera, y nc obstante, no
tienen en- cuenta la gran TRACTION de
que nos hablan Degetau, Gordils y
Navarrete.
En- la hoja de r~eferencia, Sc repiten
aquellos estrjbiHos de los republicanos,
de que &Munoz jur6 morir envuelto en-
La bandera %espa6ola y luego jur6 la
Constitution americana.1
Estas cnchndetas no Sc contestan.
En- la conciencia de TODD buen es-
panol, TODD buen americana Y TODD
buen puertorriqueno, esta la alteza con
que ~procedi6 Munoz Rivera en- sus
actos de Ia vida pdblica.
X este basta, para que 81 ilustre
puertorriqueno viva tranquilo respec-
to & las calumniosas im~putaciones de
aus enemigos perzonales.