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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-12
@mostjcncitcr / ct, saul.
Scm Sanif=nori fe @pl9atba &irfc, 1876

~tN DusI l-Ho1 ~ MtIItiLOO
TbomoS st., ner Como Mpe.
@uostjcnelte bper Genbo5 Tor=
mio0og &l. 1917. 5pnbogsifole
81. 1910. 1ng0omamdoe &l.
6H. Aftentjeneite ST. H.. .0p-
bpggelle5mg0e SnsOug Mften @1.
8. Mnbreos 6. Epcblen> Street,
914 @onoo ct.
9anif crang.=lntb. ct. Stcpbans
Strife, @jprnet al Orleans og Ste
pens Gtreet. @u6stjenelte Dber
@6n6ag 6ormi66ag 81. II. spn-
bags1fole &l. 8. S. sc. Mn6erien,
@relt. @cpn(: 11S Sing ct.
&or Srcli:rs Murif 2ntbcrife M,=
ni9bcb. @uDstjeneite bpcr Gpn=
Bog 6orm. ST. 1917 % Mften 81.
TX / &apellet paa Sale st., 11er
@berburne Mpe. Sgn0agSifole
SCI. t2-1. MIle @fan6inap,r
b%iertelig belfomne. &ep. s.. ..
2onrbommer 4S2 Gberburne
She.
Gmmmcls Mprif 2ntbcrife Mcnt9DeS
(@ouges @pno6e) bol6er @u0stjes
nelte bper ggn6ag Sormi0oog ST.
1917 og @bn0ag Mften &1. ~ ::
&irfen poa @jgrnet al Canada og
IA. Gtreets. Spn0agslfole fra
81. IL til 1. &oItor @br. .. Sro=
boug, .29S @illioms ct. Mlle er
pelfomne til @uostieneiterl,e pg
@9nbagsifolen.
Srcfuloigbebs nurifc Gu. 1ntb. Mcnig=
FEB al Sen Sorene6e Strife. Cubs
tjeneite @pn0og Tormiooog &l.
1917 og Mften ST. ~. Spnoogs=
ifole ST. 12 til / / 2ofolet pou
@igr11et al 5berburn ct. % Sor,
rington Mbe. Sc. Sntcrlie,
Hrr1t, 407 G6or?es Ct.
Spnuocus nurif Gu. lntg. Mcnigbcb,
81. al Canada og 13. Sts., bol6cr
@r0stjenelte bber Spn0og 6orm.
&l. 1917 % eliten &l. ~. Spn>
0agsifolen mp0er ST. 8 Tornt.
S &ape1let paa @iprnet al Neoucp
og Carl Sts., ct ser Sanoogslfole
fiber S6noog Gftermi00og &l. 3
pg @lt0stieneltc ST. ~ Mftcn.
S &opellet poo &jgrnet al ct. ST.
'banS og SDerburne St5., CT ser
9bnoogS1fole bber' S6n0og @ftcr-
mi00og &l. 8 % @uostiel,cite &l.
7H glften. Sbomas Mi1sion, $50
itor1 Cor. 6l,ller & Morion cts.
Sen norif=bmifc Mctbpbiitfirfc, ST.
al 8roa6mop & 10. ct. CUBS
tiene1te Gorm. &l. 1919, Mften
7.45. hinge Solfs @pmortb 2iga:
@6ri6ag Mften &. 6.45 og literert
Me6e 2. og 4. Girs6ag / Maane=
Sen. 86nnem66e 4bber Snsbag
Mften &. 8. S. 81. Safob1en, &a=
flor, 2S9 13. Street.
9cn n%orif=banife 8apttitfirfe, @i6r-
net al Milfor6 og @oo6bri6ge @ts.
@u6stjenelte bber @6n0ag ST.
1917, Sorm. og ~ Mften. ST.
6H l~1ngoomsmg0e. Sors6ag Nf<
ten &l. 8 8G1rnem66e. Sen norif=
1onife 8~optiitmenigbeos ltng-
6omsforening mg0er / tit 2ofole
hper Sgn0og 81. $50 @fterm. 81.
Milfor0 % @oo6bri6ge Cts.
Gong og Mltiif al Il. S. 5angfor.
me 9fanoinaper biartelig bel
fo1nmer.
ES5@saa& 4ss&4as S44 4S4sF s4&aA86#$ssf Na8
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-12

u6rams" &pncert fprltfpmme11oe
Sprsoog Mften 5. Is. 81. bri1tges
bore S9leres grin0ring i6et SEN Ell
til Tor0el for Sc 8ron0li0te / 9lale=
Juno, Sen norife 6iiferbh iom gift OF
t 6lommer 5. "a. Sanl1or. Ser Ell
I'LL fommet olbeles pooli0elige ST.
%terretninger ON @rol10e,1 gjennem Sc
ncrlfe Slooe, og set fremgoor al sis.
lc, at er Ser 1roget Steo at ser bebg.
pes @jrlp, ioo erstet / sloleluno. SEP:
BEN ct ligefrem frpgtelig, og lelp ON
0elt bGrlte 8raao er toget al Sen pef
Sen @jelp, ser ltrofs TOM ino efte,
9ranoen, loo er henne fife ipn6erliq
mere ems cit 9raobe / @abet, 11Qo1
Ser tageS / Determining, at bele 8De1
ct logt / Mife, @efolfninger r11ine.
ret, og at SEN for it6rlte 9eler mao
begDnoe 2tpet forfro pao bar 8offe.
Set er berfor 11of pnro at gibe EN-
9aal10 nna0 til 6ette. Gen Moa6e al
gjgre bette 'paa er peb at ltgtte Sc Sil=
lte(1inger Ser orrongeres for at Ifuffe
Benge tilDeje, og Bette er 6or=
moalet me0 SEN &oncert, 1on1
uTram" bar .arrangeret pbennupnte
Mfteu. 0en bill blipe gipet / Central
Eorf 80. 6. Strife, 12. og Minne=
1ota Street, Sors0og Mften sen 1S.
Tebrl1or. programmed bill beltoa al
&orlange og u6ra1ir", osiiiteret al
21ltber Seminar &or, ia1nt Soloer
al Mrs. Sobom1eS 2obrbauer, sen
1tnge 8iolinilt sloolpb Sllen fra
minneapolis, iomt STUB. 5igltr6
O[Disafer, @larinetilt. Mme. @on=
itance 2ocfe-@alice nil offompagnere.
8illetpriien er so gtS.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-12

Gunner @rill ofgop fprlcbeu en-
&ienoelie , ifdlge bpilfen Mrs. @l1l=
bo Mottlon herppe5 MSl l1ro11cel1 c ter
benbes ofopoe Mol1h. ga Mottl on
for Ell Gel Star iioeu los Jig for ifre
/ Mcoern Som1oritor1s, ppaop ban fin
2ipsitilling ipm Moler % BARTENDER.
Mgel1tcu lfrep f1tl1 Moler poo MnleJ=
ninger, 0a &ontpogniet life optoger
Mrnb, Ser itoor / Torbin0elie mes
Solponcn. ga Mattion oltioa 096e
og &ompogniet fit at pi0e, at ban
bopoe pnret Bartender, nngteoe Sc at
1,obetale Msil1rn>cen og CT oltloa al
&ette1 blepen u~n6erltpttet / 1emne
Megtelle.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-12
Gpmncrctal Club far te(eQrofcret

til 9orgermei teren / Baltimore, at
ct. Fa11l bar reOe til at len0e @iGlp,
me11 Denne far iporet, at SEN brau6<
1i0te 9p CT iltano til at flare fig
ulene.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-12

@illiam Dietrich, al Tirmaet Die
tricb, &enne0D & &c., afgif ii6Ite
@an6og be6 Dp6en i lit &iem> 1872
Mc8ool st., efter FIN ct &ar 9o=
geS 5pg0om. Sen 81 bp0e bar me-
get prominent blar6t 8pens Sp1fere.
San blep IS Mor gommel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-12
Mrs. Manns Mc&cnna, EFT 8ran6=

Mrs. Manns Mc&cnna, EFT 8ron0=
mar1bs @11ltrl1, Ser boer / S51 @eo=
11ep st., ifuloe forle0en bore Ell
spono fpgen0e &a110 u0 al @11let, 6a
FUN falot paa Sroppen % ipil6te
Sonoet ODER Jig. Sum blep forfer=
belig forbrGn0t ng brogtes i'll ct.
Soiepbs @olpitol. Sun bill fommc
Jig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-12

Surscrmcitcr Smitb mcotog forle=
Sen ct @rep, bport ian fprma11es til
8o0 og Smpenoelie og at forla0e
Spn0ens Geie fpr Set bliper forlent.
Ner. Smitb flyer, at @repet far Ell
Republican, # &plorit.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-12

@ul9atbafirfcns &pinbeformine
mpber fprltfommer10e Sors0ag Otter,
miO0ag hos Mrs. Sans 2arien, 1871
@ranite ct.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-12

@dis blanche McSntoi6, Ell 2erer<
in0e / @bite 8ear, iogigger Mutbori=
teterne / ben6es Sfole6iltrtft for ben-
6es 2en for Sanltar. &Dgtet pil BIZ
Be, at Ser for Si0en Derlfer Ell Sci
Sppolition moo 2nrerin6e1, og at
Oscar @arolpell, 6ormo110 for 5fole=
lagerne Gerl10e, far nGgtet at forip=
tie Miis McSntolbs Sr0re me6 fit
l(noerl frift for at bGpne Jig poo ben=
Sc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-12

Miis 2cna 1tn6erbabl, ser orbej6e=
Sc iom Sjenel tepige boS @rs. 8rotpn,
419 Sglebort Ct, fit forle6en 8elpg
al Ell Chicago Nopofot, Ser brogtc
ben0e ltn0erretning ON, at FUN efter
EFT ofopb Snfel boboe orbet en- goo
balb Million Collars. Sen ungc
8ige, Ser FIN ct 10 Mar gammeI, tog
Oct nof iaa roligt og forrette6e iii
Mrbejoe iom ie6ponligt in6til i6og,
ga bun reilte bort forot tage Mrben /
8eii66elle.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-12

Gnbicutt SpnSieate pil / 9pbet at
Soraaret begpnOe Spfprellen al cit
1tor 6orretuingsbpgning poa @irtb
ct. mellem @abalba og Ge0ar Cts,
Ser ifol folte $4,000.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-12

&oal &aaciun, 1876 6. %llniperlitp
glbe., forlegte forle0en / ct MnfalS al
Sin6sipge at berpbe Jig lelp 2ipet pe0
Sfponing. Spgbpm og Mrbej0slps=
be0 lpnes at bone gjort bom melon=
folif. Sioacion benligger poo @p=
boipitolct % Ser nnrcS @oob ONT al
fan Dil fpmme fig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-12

Gm at Mmeriean @gpres Go.'s @pg=
1re poelagoe 1i6ite Sns6ag en- 8oitfos=
le poo 81. al 4. og ct. Beter Sts.
On Slot &eer gior6e @elte11e fly, ioo
at Sc bragte @ognen / Solution meo
Hoitfasien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-12

Sennic McMabun, CIT ung Came,
fal0t li6lte Spnoag / 6orbigaaen0e
moo ct &in6lte poa @iprl1et al $50
BAHIA pg grc6onge ct. Sin6uct git
iitpffer, 90 Miis McMobon bar ioo
ubeloig at foo en- Stare / bpjre &oono=
leo operifaoret. 81. Goof forbon6t
benOe pg brogte beroc til be1oes
Stem.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-12

Or, Nrnc @cioeffcr CT otter fra
Morge iaolpbet Meooelellc ofgooet
peb 9p6en Ser Oen Is. Som1ar. Or.
9eioeffer les al Sl1berfuloie og rejite
1tolte 6oraar til Morge for ON mt
1igt at gienbinbe @elbre0et, me11 0ette
Ell altloa life lpffeoes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-12

Eaa @rmnb al &imfruit ser tpnge=
Sc poa Selefontroaoene, gift 0isle itl1
% falot paa @l1lbeD Mpc. Spor=
bognslinies 2e0ningstroo0e. Ser
be6 leotes en megtig eleftrilf Strgn1
fen til Mortbmeltern Gelefon 8Dg=
ninge11 pao 9ule St. st iaafal0t
Smitcbboar0> Ser boooe en- G9r6i al
$4,000, blep ol6eles romponeret.
@aar u@t. SAUL Siombc" bber
uge bringer 1O-15 5polter
meS Npbe0er fra @onnarf og @pn.
berip1lon6, pil Sc fleIte 9m16smeno
BERT fi,tbe en- eller onDe11 Nepbe0. loun
lGrlig interesi erer ibam eller De1l0c.
Nu er Set Ben rette SID at obolu,cre
poa @labet; st pil 6olbe Gem 1l>,.
oerrettet ON 8egipenbe0erne / en-,
9per Ggn al 3onmorf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-12

st iturt 1tbpalg al Sc be6ltc Sonife
og norife Bigger poo uSt. Saul 81
0en6e"s &ontor. @ibler og 5olme=
bigger til billtgite 8riier. 9tpt paa
2iteraturens Smroo6e fra 9onmnrf
og Morge. @ontoret oabent bper
Sag fra 1t--2, og tilIige 2gr6ag Mf=
ten fra 6-8. 46 Union 8locf. Mlle
@fteripgrgsler angaoen6e 8eger, @ri<
Ter, oib. beipares prompt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-12

6urretmin9sfprcren treffes Sa9li9
paa &laScts &pntpr, is l1mipr
8lpcf, mcllcm 11-2 % tilligc
bpcr 2prSa9 Mftcn fra 6-S.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-12

Ser far / &inter blan6t Me0Iem=
merne al Sc 6anife Goreninger ber=
ifet megen Spg6om, og 8rooeriam=
fnnoet bor babt COS 2ejIigbe6 til at
leg9e lin befien6te @illigbe6 til al
biglpe og beige og it6tte Sc @Dge
for 9ogen. Sells @uI6borg / Mer=
riom &orf Itgger igien betenfelig
ipg> og | Scr. 81. &eteriens Stem, 600
SbomoS st., er babe Man0 og gu
ftru iDge. Mrs. 2illianifiol6 / 60
mo ligger paa ct. Solepbs &oipitQl
og bar g%iennemgaaet en- farltg @pe=
ration.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-12

9a Mlparcn q. @ilepr, Summit
Gloce, forleoen bar poo Sogt
Sli0ell, g., gift @psi en al, og Sfu0=
set romte bom / Mrn1en. @o1 oe6e
puo &ejen iii @olpitolet / Seem Srle=
ans. Scr. @ilcor bar Me0len1 al
2iperp 6ir11oet Mllen & 81. beri
@pen og por % Mor gonln1eI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-12
Sun6lc6s iulucftbr Snnticn fo1

Po' ]uS1SoN OOtu ~
solgs poa Sorpet, ion1 bob6e liot al
Spinefolera. Spinene bleb fi6rt
oper poa SeitliOens u311mp", bborfro
De lioen lfltlOe ~tronspprteres til 5o.
ct. Saul. Smi0lerti6 bleb Sc FUND.-
nc al cit Stoliener iom tog Sem bjem
og bar ifero me6 at ne0iplte 6em,
ga Snipeftpren tom oper bon1 90
tbong 9om til at ofgipe fin 5fot.
Stoite Spnbag Morgen tiolig lp6
&oob ON &ielp u6e fra 6lo6en libt
meoenfor Union Depot. ga 8olitiet
fra 9ucos ct. 5totioneu fo1n til,
bor imiolerti0 i1rgen at op6oge, og
Man6en maa bore 6rufnct. &pem
Sen 6orl1lpffebe ct bioes life, men
man fornro6er, al set er CHARLES st.
Jretling, cit @igormoger, ser boeoe
/ "a @elt Dearborn st., og lom bor
pGrct for pul10en 1t6cn li0lte 2pr6og.
On Scr iibitc Treoag Gftermiobag
tilte Zig &pg / &orri6orerne / @rnlt
8pgningen poa 81. al @aboiba og 5.
Cts, opito6 ser cit paniif Sfref bos
8p%gningens manage @ontorpiger og
@etiente. 6lere bleo ol6eles DpIte=
rifle og bar re0e til at ipringe MS al
@tnouerne. &ggen ffreo fig fra en-
ubetp0elig S16 / Globes Compelling
room. &oligbe6 bleb 0og lnart til
%bejebrogt, ng Sen aflteofomne Sfo6e
bel6 fig til = 80 Gent.
Spbn Mobiiun, Is Nor gommel .og
Sa11itor / 9etbonp Congregational
@burcb poo Ge1tltOen, fom Sors6og
1tolte ltge til Sfa6e, i0et fan Ifl1l6e
itige al Sporoognen / Merbeoen al
iin @o1ig, 1855 @tnefreo ct. M6oi=
lon> Ser fat ct itibt Sen, font /
flemme / 2aagen og fal0t ne6. San
par fife iito1tb til at reile fig og bleb
boarett til fit Sus, bbor bon far fgrt
ct 5lags @remitlib. st @porters-
tbs ienere fom &ompogniets @lain1=
agent, og me6ens Mo11be11 Lao /
itore @merter, fit bon bam til at u11=
oerifribe et &apir, ser frttog @om-
pagntet for etbbert Mnioar for set
fete. G6rft mango giinrer 1enere
sblep M06ilon ien6 til 8DboIp!toIet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-12

@ocialiiten $. 6. Garitenien far
mel0t fig iomt &onoioat for 8orger>
melterembe0et. @ar1tenien er Maifi<
niIt tps Tbtem & 60. IN
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-12
Jprcntmgm y@ubt Saab" pil 2gr

Uprcntngm u0pbt @aab" pil 2gr=
Dag Nften Sen 20. 6ebrl1ar ptltnof
faa mollge Bjrlter beo Sen Spfp<
relic al en- ~9icpp", JONI Toreltingel1
bil foronitolte 'poo Mo5ort &oll. S
De1lle &eDD bill Sc prominente foo at
b1Ga, booD nc r1el1er ON 0em blon0t
Deres 2onbsn1uno, % oeunc Me0oe=
lelle pil Sc fuu puo CIT MoaDc, lom
De fife fa1 fple fig lonreOe oper. Dis
le 9ieDDcr CT cit NOR en- ng olOele5
111faoelig Jorm al Sotire, ser mere
ng mere fpl11l1er / Mobe blul1ot Sc
9anlfe fer / 2on0et, ligelom Sc far
bpret fie1bt / 9al1rlarf / mango Mar:
og for gjprt megen 2pffe Ser, life
minblt blullbt Sem, Ser er fonlrlet I'M
Der Bodybuilding | Sem. 81 bor Tor=
flirting ON, at r@pDI @oob"s &epp
bgrer til Sc be0lta al Mrter. Otter at
MepDe1 er opfgrt, bliber ser SOL, 90
Jorfrilfni1Wer 1erDeres. SIT tpber
ppaa1 at Set bill blipe en- meget forngi=
eIig MffGr.
GMfhSMH
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-12

9eellon, 2O9 6. z. ct, ct. Saul.
George SaDlur, 60 Star gammel,
blep ii0lte Sirs6og Mften operfiert al
en Droife beo @eben Corners. @an
blep al &olitiombulancen bragt til
fit Stem, 3tS @almnt ct.
Mrreitprbrcr blep Mon6og 116taget
mos Sbeo6ore 8. @apes % Tbomos
g. Mc@ormicf, 8eltprer og asji1te=
ren0e 8eltprcr for @ran6 Spero
@oule, al @pgningsinipeftpr S. $.
Gllerbe rl1oer CIT Mnfloge for at bope
tillobt Eerloner at blipe %itaoenoe
@ongel1e UNDER acknowledgements
lingen / u@rono" / 2droags. S Sal:
lcriet bar omfring 200 Herioner
@ungene eller 1i60en0e paa Srdpper:
tic, flyer Snipeftpren, Ser bopoe tn
Gi0ner mes fig.
81 Tamilicr Gnsnilbc. Ct Sob:
beltbus, 2S2 91t ltniperlitp Mpen,e
bebret al to 6omilier, blep Be- fa6ige1
peo S1ospoooe ST. 8 Spn6og Mftcn
% @nle1s 8ebpcre moatte Ipge @11s:
III bos Mobper1rc. Mrel 2orlon, Sci
bor cit 6omilie poo otte Her Iol1er.
bpeoe openpoa, og S. Menton mes
@l,ltrlt og fire @prn boeoe / fprite
Gtoge. SSl1gen al Sem bap0e asiure=
ret. @paningel1, ser tilbprte 8. g.
Gulhiug, bar oSlureret. &elgigre11=
'beoslclifabet er blepen onmo6et ON
at binlpe Mrel 2arlons Gamilie. Ser
er lefs in1oo @pr1n, iom Moboerne far
toaet Jig al.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-12

@ammcnlien bette 8lo6, bets Sn6.
bolo, l1oitprelie, @ris % Bremier,
me6 andre 8Iobe / famine Sprog.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-12

@eb &jpb cller @eparatium al ubre
beipg Sen %pclfien6te SSubeler Simon
9eeIlpn, 2O9 6. z. ct, ct. Saul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-12

Micbael 9artaf, 5en fprite @pbmer,
ser boiotte Jig / ct. Saul, ofgif it0ite
Sreoag ne6 0poen af @ierteipgoom.
Scr. &artaf TOM lige til ct. Saul /
1859 og begpn0te en- Belsforretr1ing.
Sogm SSpbnion, CT 5penifer> iom
orbeibebe for ct. &ol1l @aS Co., blep
forle0en p%ll10lelig oflin0ig og lpb lt0
poa @a6en mes bil0e Sfrig. Ser
1tges, at religiple @rl1blerier CT Mors
logen til bans 8anbi0.
9en rSciteaic", iom / &irrter blep
lat iga,tg / @pieiteret for ut fomme
til &lorbe0 oner, bporpiot 2opel1, Ser
frrbp0er Salg al @roperpporer on1
Spnougcn, bar fonltitl1tipner, CT MT
brogt tileroe> i0et @pjelteret bor pps
rctbpl0t 2obel.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1904-05-12
GAMBLING DENS CLOSED.
And Des Moines Mayor Says He VIII
Keen Them Closed

Des Moines. May Mayor George
w. Mattern yesterday gave an author
lied interview on the subject of his
policy toward the gamblers and gam
bling houses.
1t is in answer to the published
statement that the mayor had agreed
with the leading big gamblers of Des
Moines that he would crowd out the
small fry" sporting men, segregate
the few big houses in single district,
and protect them from police inter
ference by establishing a system of
regular monthly fines.
This system, it was pointed out by
the mayors enemies who circulated
the story, would net the city treasury
$4,000 per year.
The story was started while | was
away from the city" said Mayor Mat
tern, and by the time | returned
whatever interest it created had
quieted down. | am averse to pub
fishing my policies, and plans through
the newspapers, and for that reason
have made no public denial of the
report.
The gambling houses are closed.
The general public know, or ought
to know, that they are closed. That
is surely sufficient refutati0n of the
licensing gambling story"
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1904-05-12
AWFUL DEATH OF CHILD.
Drops Into Tile Fifty Feet Deep and
Suffocates

Oskaloosa, May "a peculiar and
fatal accident occurred at the home OF
Mrs. w. H. Poe, about seven miles
northeast of the city, costing the life
of little Ivy Poe, aged about years.
The baby fell down a fifty foot pipe
we'll and died of suffocation before
she could be reached.
1t seems that the well is of a pecul-
lar construction, being only about ten
inches in diameter and made of tile
The baby was playing in the yard
and in some manner slipped into the
opening of the we'll which was unpro-
tected and unguarded by platform or
railing of any kind. The child did
not slip far at first. The little body
just about filled the tile and the cloth
ing filling up the space about the
body prevented the babe from falling
and she slipped down gradually. The
child was missed and investigation
revealed the nature of the accident.
The searchers were directed to the
well by the baby's crying. Hooks
were procured as soon as possible
and every effort made to draw the
child out. The hook caught and lne
child was lifted at one time quite
distance, but slipped off and fell back
again. 1t was not possible to get the
little one out before death came to
relieve her.
Death resulted from suffocation
rather than any hurt. No mark could
be found on the body denoting that
any violence had caused death.
The child lived in the we'll fully
three hours, from until about s
O'Clock. The body was recovered by
means of hooks about 10 o'clock.
Word was brought to this city and as.
sistance asked. Dick Atchison and
James Myers responded to the call
and taking some hooks and lines went
out to the Poe farm, and it was
through their work that the body
was brought to the surface.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1904-05-12
HEARST SWEEPS
IOWA DEMOCRACY
Secured a Solid Delegation
From the Hawkeye
State.
HOT FIGHT IN CONVENTION
First Fight Game on Adoption of
Report of Committee on Creden-
tials and Later the Contest Was on
instructions for Hearst.

Des Moines, May 5.-The Hearst
forces won on every point at the
democratic state convention They
secured control of the committees in
the morning, seated their contesting
delegations with the exception Of that
from Des Moines county, elected
their slate of district delegates and
delegates-atlarge, formulated the
platform, instructed for William Ran
dolph Hearst for president, decided to
enact the unit rule in the convention
and Endorsed Charles A. Walsh for ma
tional committeeman. The conven-
ton wound up by taking upon itself
the usual function of the state central
committee and elected A. w. Max.
well, the erstwhile Hearst manager
in Iowa, chairman of the state central
committee and made Mr.. Walsh a
member of the state central commit
tee, thus giving the Hearst people the
control of that body.
The convention proper was conven-
ed at IL o'clock by A. E. Jackson.
chairman of the state central commit
tee. Mr.. Jackson called Mr.. G. w.
Cullison of Harlan to the chair and
the selection was ratified by the con-
9ention and the proceedings opened at
once.
Mr.. Cullison's address was listened
to with interest, the telling points be-
ing roundly cheered by the delegates.
Among points made by the chairman
were the following:
THE trusts are the brains of the
republican party and lead it whittier
soever they will"
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1904-05-12
STORM SWEEPS NORTHWEST.
Town of Merden Bore Full Fury Of
Small Tornado

Meriden, May GA severe wind
and rain storm swept over this sec
ton of Iowa yesterday afternoon. At
1880 o'clock it reached its height and
oore down on Meriden with much
Jury. Barns and outbuildings in the
eastern part Of town were more or
less wrecked and the residence of e.
Hart was blown from it's foundation.
The barns of Mayor Remming and DR..
B. F. Quinn were destroyed, and the
large barn of Link Nixon, an owner
Of racing horses, was also demolsh-
ed, but his valuable horses escaped
unhurt
Following the wind came a heavy
downpour of rain. The damage in the
country was light.
Omaha, Neeb., May 6.-Reports re-
ceived at the Offices of the Illinois
Central railroad state that mild tor
nado struck Meriden, Iowa, demol-
ishing two houses and a number of
small buildings. The storm swept a
path forty rods wide and a mile long
No lives were lost and nobody was
seriously injured. Following the wind
storm, small cloudburst struck north
Of Cherokee, doing considerable dam
age. The Illinois Central tracks on
the Sioux Falls branch were badly
washed out, completely blocking
traffic. Telegraph and telephone
wires were blown down.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1904-05-12

The following resolutions were
adopted by the convention:
THE representatives of the demo.
cratic party in Iowa reaffirm their 10y.
atty to the historic principles Of the
national party and express their con.
fioent belief that upon such broad
basis the democrats Of the ehs.re ma.
tion can, and will, present once more
solid front to the common enemy.
1--WE declare
First, the historic principles of JUS
tice. equality and liberality upon
which our party is founded were never
more urgently required than now in
the solution of the grave questions
pressing upon us. Among these are
taxation for public purposes only, 10.
cal self government and the observa.
ance of the just rights of the states
under the constitution, the freedom
of the individual, unhindered by gov.
ernmental interference, except to the
extent demanded by law and good
order. The equality of all men before
the law with special privileges to
none, economy in public expenditures,
honesty in the public service and
strict enforcement of all law without
fear or favor. These are not mere
generalities, they are essentials.
Second, that we recognize in the
predatory trusts the greatest danger
that has ever threatened the life of
the nation and the welfare of the peo-
pie and we denounce their scheme of
levying tribute upon all producers
and consumers as a modern system
OF brigandage which while masquer.
aiding under the cloak of the law in
fact makes of law mockery and JUS
tice farce. In utter disregard of the
natural and constitutional rights of
the farmers, the merchants and the
great army of wage earnars the trusts
have ruthlessly seized upon every
branch of production and distribution
until every avenue of human endeavor
is compelled to bow at the behests of
these constituencies criminals and
pay tribute or cease to exist.
Third, that we denounce the vic
ious tariff system fostered and per-
petuated by the republican party un.
der which the trusts have been born,
bred, fattened and the species multi.
piled until they have every industrial
and commercial interest by the throat
and we demand the repeal of every
tariff which denies equal opportunI-
ties for ALL
Fourth, that in William Randolph
Hearst we recognize a living exponent
of true democratic faith. We hail
him as the sworn and unconquerable