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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-12

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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-12

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Meddelelser og Markedslister.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-12
Forretning med Landdistrikterne en- Special

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kOntant e1ler paa Margin,
The daily Alaskan., 1904-11-09
ROOSEVELT SWEEPS NATION
NOT WRONG5
A Committee of the Bar Ex'
 Onerates w, E. Crews

The committee of the bar appointed on motion of Mir Crews to investigate his conduct respecting his professional conduct in certain litigation carried on by William Moore, reported thelr findings in open court at 2 o'clock thls afternoon The committee in all re- spects exonerated Mir Crews
 A court and jury is engaged in the trial of the case of Calvin Phillips x Co against Bloom & Korach for rent alleged to be dne for building in Ia coma
 The case of HC Bowman against Mrs Allen and others, and Kern against Cochrane were dismissed, having been settled out of court
 The cases of Hannah c Lundqulst against Elmer Luudquist, Jacob Pearl against he Moore Townsite people, and J T Hayne in bankruptcy were continued for the term
 R w Jennings was appointed to de- fend R Blake and Earl Reynolds, Of Haines, and T A Marquam ap ointed to defend William Haines, of Skag- way, all indicted yesterday
 The cases of Joseph T, Field ys. Alas kan & Northwestern Territories Trading Company; NJ. w. Lane vs T. R. Sewell, and A. F. Eastman vs the Seattle-Skag- way Wharf Co were continued for the term.
 Suits have been commenced in the district court by the United States against the Skagway wOOdchoppers for the amount claimed by the government to be due for stumpage for the timber cut from government lands. The Northwest Light & Power Company, the Moore Wharf Company and other consumers are being sued.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-11-09

New York, Nov. s.-President Roosevelt's majority will exceed Me Kinley's of four years ago. Parker has run behind Bryan.
 New York, Nov. 8, 9;3O p. m.-The republican national committee claims Parker's vote will not exceed l59 in electoral college. Roosevelt, 3l4.
 New York, Nov S-Delancy Nicoll, vice.chairman of the democratic na- tional committee has made statement in which he comedies that Roosevelt has carried all the doubtful states.
 Washington, Nov. S-President Roosevelt has received a telegram con graduating him upon his election from Judge ParNe CT; to which he replied, "l thank you for your congratulations, " Theodore Roosevelt,
 Washington, D. C., Nov. S-Presi- dent Roosevelt in expressing his gratl- tude to the people for his election, says: "Under no circumstances will l accept nomination or be candidate for pres ident again"
The daily Alaskan., 1904-11-09
CITY or SEATTLE
 COMES AND GOES

The City of Seattle arrived last night al S:2O o'clock with small passenger list and l30 tons of freight She sailed at ll:l5 o'clock this morning with Is passengers
 Amur Due Today
 The Amur will be due to arrive in port this evening or early tomorrow morning She will sail tomorrow eveL- ing
 J, ffsrson Coming
 The Jefferson sai ed for the north yesterday morning o'clock and should arrive in port Saturday
 Cottage City Sails The Cottage City sailed from Seattle for Skagway at s o'clock last night She will be due in port Saturday
The daily Alaskan., 1904-11-09
Returns at Skngway

The Daily Alaskan bulletins were re. ceived with interest by the citizens of Skagway last night. It is unnecessary to say that the republicans were pleased over the result, though the fact that ROoSevelt's election was generally anticipated caused it 10 be accepted more with a matter of course air than with outbursts of enthusiasm. The democrats, as usual, accepted the news of their defeat good uaturedly and with that grace becoming tO long practice
The daily Alaskan., 1904-11-09
DR. KILLER CHS
 DIAMOND WATCH FOB

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.
 Seattle, Nov. At the Arctic Broth erhOOd banquet last night, given by the incoming officers of the grand camp Co the delegates, Dr. l.. s. Keller wa presented with a diamond watch fob The banquet was we'll attended and many telicitOus speeches were made.
 The session has ben a good one anC much work has been eO-e.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-11-09
G,uMs nm 2 h TusIs

There is on exhibition at the store Oi P. E. Kern a mammoth tusk, which re- cently came out from Dawson, and which was purchased by r. E Kern, who got it for the ivory. While the tusk is not as large as many that have come from the interior, it gives a vivid idea of the gigantic proportions of some of the former animals of the north.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-11-09
PERSONAL MENTION
- ssBlsS6aE2a8e eek.Ss5eA

B. A. Whalen has returned from a trip to ~itka and other points in south- eastern Alaska.
 Mr. and Mrs c. E Wynn-Johnson left for the south ou the City of Seattle this morning
 Fred Rosenberg left on the City of Seattle this morning for Portland, where he will go to school
 Miss Flora Stephens, daughter of Mrs. Bridge, left for Sln Francisco on the City of Seattle this morning
 Black Leadbetter left for Juneau on the City of Seattle this morning He has been succeeded at the store of F II ClaysOn & Co by Robert Foster
 J II Fickardt, agent for the w r x Y R at Caribou, is in the city
The daily Alaskan., 1904-11-09
Former Skagwayan Dead

Mrs W T Joy has received a letter which conveys the information that William WillmOt, father of Mrs B K Hall, formerly ot this place, Is dead Mir WillmOt was familiarity known as Grandpa Hall, and was for merly jaultor of the school house
The daily Alaskan., 1904-11-09
Roosevelt tidal wave overwhelms dem- ocracy from Atlantic to Pacific Vic- tory greatest in proportion since Grants second election.
Especial Dispatches to the Daily Alaskan l

republican has the nation
  that went for Mckinley and Colorado The republican pluraes exceeding Knley
 of slightly increased their majority The figures received today indicate that they democrats Thsefgu gures m slightly changed.
 celebration
The daily Alaskan., 1904-11-09

| Washington, Nov. S-The indications at republican congressional headquar- ters are that the republicans will have a safe majority, probably 40 in the next house of representatives.
 New York, Nov. S-The New York Journal announces that Roosevelt has carried the nation.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-11-09
Three speOialti S, All Perfect

The Boss Bakery makes speciality of three thiugs-ice cream, fresh bak' cry goods and Flows candies, all guar anteed to be perfect. The ice cream and bakery products of the Boss Bakery are unexcelled anywhere, and Flows candies speak for themselves wherever found.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-11-09
STRAIGHT WHISKIfS
A god and EIAtursd in the Wood fl
 thT U. s. Bonded Warehouse

We make a speciality of high grade tiqu"rs. wines of all kinds. The only only family liquor house in Alaska.
 House of Lords, Black Usher Scotch, imported Port and Sherry. Highest quality cigars. Oar guarantee goes. the Monogram. Bloom X horach.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-11-09
.MacOabe,s WnI Meet

There will be a meeting of the Knights of the MaCcabees at their hall, at Sixth avenue and state, tonight at s o'clock. All the members of the order have been requested to be present.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-11-09
At Wholesale Prices

The Mascot saloon sells liquors, either bulk or case goods at wholesale prices. All the old brands always on hand. lO-l tl.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-11-09

Baths 9 cents. Fine porcelain tubs st the Portland Tod ,ing House. Rooms 25c, soc, 75c and sl. Fifth avenue, op- posite Canadian Bank of Commerce.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-11-09

Parker, 629. Same ratio would give Roosevelt the county by 2l ,5OO.
 COLORADO
 Denver, Nov 9-2 m-Roosevelt has probably carried Colorado by 5000 ma jority Shafroth and Whitford, demo- cratS, and Hogg, republican, have been elected to congress This is demo- cratic gain of three Peabody, rep, has probably been reelected governor Cripple Creek, Nov. 1.-Two democrat ic Judges were killed here yesterday. One Peabody sheriff, was wounded and many democratic judges beaten and thrown into jail. The dead are Ike Leopold and Chris Miller. They were shot down by Deputy Sheriff Bell be- cause he wanted to eject him from the polling place.
 New York, Nov. S-The Herald says Roosevelt has carried Colorado by 20,- 900, and it is probable that Peabody, rep, is elected governor to succeed himself.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-11-09
Ladies Will Meet

The ladies of S.. Saviour's church will meet tomorrow afternoon at l:3O o'clock, at the residence of Mrs O. M. Kinney on Sixth avenue
The daily Alaskan., 1904-11-09

The Vienna Bakery wants your bus mess. It gives the very best at the cheapest price. Phone 8.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-11-09
At Wholesale Prices

The Mascot saloon sells liquors, either bulk or case goods at wholesale prices. All the old brands always on hand. l-l-tt. e.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-11-09
For Rent or Sale Cheap

Two nicely furnished Cottages for rent or sale cheap. Inquire at Skag- way laundry. lO-2i tt
The daily Alaskan., 1904-11-09

English corduroy pants at ClaySon's. They wear like nigger's heel.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-11-09
WASHINGTON

Seattle, Nov 9-2 p m-W ashington state returns are very incomplete Mead, rep, has been elected governor over Turner, dem, by about 5000 major ity Redublican tickets have been gen. erally elected The next legislature will be almost solidly republican Coon, rep, will have Il GOO majority for lieutenant governor over Judson, dem
 Lou Smith. rep, has been elected sheriff of King county, defeating Jack Williams, dem, by 2000 majority
 Seattle, Nov. S-At midnight the re- turns from all parts of the state were so incomp etc that it is impossible to predict the outcome of the state elec- tions. Both the democrats and repub- licans claim the state for governor. The indications are that Turner will pull through with a majority much smaller than the former estimate.
 Spokane, Nov, S-Turner will have 2200 majority in this county.
 Seattle, Nov. S-S4 precints in this city give Mead S5l, Turner 579.
 In the face of the returns so far re- ceived the ratio indicates the majority in this city for Mead to be 2750 over Turner.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-11-09

All the latest winter styles in suit ings at the American Tailors.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-11-09
Fresh Meat

The Frye-Bruhn Co. keep all kinds of fresh meat constantly on hand. tf
The daily Alaskan., 1904-11-09

Fine porcelain tuUs st Principal bar barShOD, opposite Board of Trade.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-11-09
Clothes R paired

Ladies' and gentlemen's clothes cleaned and pressed. Mending of all kinds. Fifth Avenue, three doors east of State street. lO-29 I'm
The daily Alaskan., 1904-11-09
sKAGwAY WEATHER

The result of the observation taken at Moore wharf at midnight, November s. 1904, Is as follows:
The daily Alaskan., 1904-11-09
NsBRASKA

Omaha, Nov b-2 p mt is esti- mated that Roosevelt will have 5000 plurality in Nebraska. The legisla- ture is probably republican on joint bal lot by a marrow margin. Beage, tu- sionist, has been elected governor. The republicans elect congressman in the First, Fourth, Fifth and Sixth districts. The democrats re. elect Hitchcock, edi- tor of the WorI1-Herald, in the Second district, and gain the Third district, making net gain of 1.
 Omaha, Nov. S-The indications are that William Jennings Bryan will go to the United States senate as Q result Of today's election.
 WISCONSIN
 Milwaukee, Nov 9-2 D m-Roose- velt's majority in Wisconsin will be about 5O,0CO. The republicans claim the eleGsion of La Toilette for governor by a small Ina ajjeaiily- aiilyy-z=z=71,==zz=..
 Milwaukee, Nov. 9-W:sconsin na:- gone for Roosevelt by about 60,000. The governorship contest between La Toilette, republican, and Peck, demo- crat, is in doubt.
 Milwaukee, Nov. S-Ihe republican s'ate committee estimates Roosevelts majority in Wisconsin at 50,OO0.
 MASSACHUSETTS
 Boston, Nov. 9-Roosevelt has car ried Massachusetts by S2,000. Doug las, democrat, has been elected gover- nor by a majority exceeding 10000.
 Boston, Nov. S-Returns from all the wards in the city give plurality for Douglass, democrat, for governor, in Boston, of 3l,975. Points outside the city will give Bates, republican, a plu- raiity of about 5000 This indicates the election of Douglass by about 25,0CO plurality.
 Boston, Nov. S.-Eighty cities and towns out of 353, for governor, give Bates, republican, l6,097; Douglass, democrat, l2,443,
 Boston, Nov. S-Boston complete gives Parker a majority of lO,S74
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The daily Alaskan., 1904-11-09

Leopard velvets and Scotch flannel waisttngs, at Harrisons'.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-11-09
NEW YORK

New York, Nov 9-Roosevelts plur- ality in New York will reach lS5,OOO.
 New York, Nov. 8. = 9:30 p. m.-Wil. liam Barnes, Jr., chairman of the re- publican state committee, telegraphed to Roosevelt: "Your plurality in the state will exceed 100000. Higgins has been elected governor by over l0O,- OO0."
 New York, Nov. S-6 p. m.-The New York World comedies Higgins has been elected governor.
 New York, Nov. S.-Returps from l06S districts outside of New York city give Roosevelt, 24l, 1885; Parker, 15l,- 425.
 Kings 'on, N. Y., Nov. S-Precipct AS, Third ward, in which Parker votes, gave him S7 majority.
 New York, Nov. S-Returns from 523 electorial districts out of 3624 out side of New York city gives Roosevelt l35, ,S69; Parker SS, 466; the same pre- ciucts gave Mckinley 125, ,464; Bryan 43, 943.
 New York, Nov. ST. D. Sullivan, Eighth district; William Sulzer, Tenth district; w, R. Hearst, Eleventh dis trict, have been reelected to congress
 INDIANA
 Indianapolis, Nov. 9-Indiana has gone republican for the national and state tickets by plurality between 45,- 900 and 55,000.
 Indianapolis, Nov. S-Seven precincts in Marion county give Roosevelt, lO62;
The Democratic advocate., 1904-05-21
A TRAGEDY AT GLEN ROCK, PA.
Demented From Ill-Health Mrs. Shewen
SlaSheS Her Own And Her Husbands
Throat.

AT an early hour last Sunday morning, May 18th.
Mrs James Shewel, of Glen Rock, Pa, attempted
to kill her husband and herself Mrs Shewel IS a
daughter of the late Francis Warner, of Lneboro,
Manchester district, former County Commissioner
and School Commissioner, and has large number
of relatives and friends in this county.
The Hanover Record says:
about O'Clock Sunday morning Mr.. Shewell,
who had been up most Of the night with his wife,
who was in i'll health entered her room and discov-
cred her in attempt to end her life with reyol-
yer He wrested the weapon from her and took it
away to hide While he was absent from the room
Mrs Shewell secured razor and when he again
entered sprang upon him, cutting his throat from
his left ear to his chin, inlctng terrible cash.
Confused by the unexpectedness Of the attack
and the awful act OF his wife, Mr. Shewen nan TO a
next door neighbor, Elmer Wagner, and with the
blood streaming from his throat told him that his
wife was demented and asked for assistance
"Mr. Wagner responded at once and hurried into
the Shewel home where he discovered Mrs, Shew-
ell stretched on the floor with her throat cut from
ear to ear. Drs. seitz and Hildebnnd were hastily
summoned and the injuries of Mr.. shewell and his
wife were treated.
The wound received by Nj. Shewell, although
deep is not considered dangerous. Mrs Shewell
however is more dangerously gashed and although
the physicians expect her to recover, she is in a
a critical condition.
'.she is a bright young woman, being practicing
physician and a graduate OF an Ohio college Of
medicine. The only possible motive for her awful
deed is i'll health She has been suffering for year
or more "
The Democratic advocate., 1904-05-21
Entertainment al sIack,s School.

very successful entertainment was held in
Reeds Hall at Edersburg, Tuesday night, May 3.
by the William Mckinley LiteAFy Society Of
sack's school Following is the program Organ
Voluntary, ATserica; His First speech, Wakeman
Beyari Trial. Carolyn Beyarl. Solo, The Hear, Of
Rose. Willie shipley, The Darkey Chums Norman
Warner and Willie Lee; Ho. Ho, Vacation Days,
school; Boys. Robert Barnett Music by Orchestra.
Evening al Home, three girls and one boy. solo.
Stay in Your own Back Yard, Willie shipley- The
Darkey Chums, W. Lee and W. Warner, Tabeau,
A GIRLS opinion, Winifred Daley Quartet, sweet
Bunch of Daisies Little Boys Troubles Albert
Barnett; Yes, The school Room, school The Darkey
Chums, n. Warner and W, Lee Child's Evening
Hymn, Elizabeth Dells Bennie, Roeberta shipley;
Little Girl. Eugenia Bennett; Seven Days Of Week,
Seven Children: Solo Ada Dean, Wilbur Riigeiy.
PerSonating Elders. Winifred Daley and Anna Ben
nett: Music by Orchestra: Girls, Five Boys. Solo,
Herschel Reed: Gandma's Tea. Elizabeth Dells;
Music by Orchestral A Quiet Family, Four Girls and
Four Boys; Music by Orchestra. The music was
furnished by Sykesyie Orchestra. After the enter
tainmcnt over all the scholars bid their teacher
Miss Mary Elda Byers good-by fora long and happy
vacation.
The Democratic advocate., 1904-05-21
Reformed Classis Elects Delegates.

4HVRAoSi ND MAY Inc "'is' lI'poI'a''
business tSnsAc'eH al 'S'Ay sessions otFe oil '"e
Maryland CSaSs'S oi The Reformed Chu'eh was the
eiecuoh 81 ue'eka'es 20 t''e meeting OF t5'"tAAc
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the tehe'A' - i'i oi lue 'el'''n'' Hu'Nl' "o'1N
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The Democratic advocate., 1904-05-21
Housksyille Iiems.

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au-t Ms Mars Blaurs
NAsAass Lang Aaa ASSISTANTS arv bals3laE a eArn
fur ura-s AltaE. - Bsya irysss,}e
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lag the svrk ,r Hsagsrr
Mis-, Bessie Fasscs u Balt.a4ass, sg.sn! iho pas
weyk alg5 Mrs. Il q Aaglsv
wesley glAfyI p vt,5 b9s3 .hcir Chs l3sri4's p-y
exercise 1aas lssA. a. o.
Ma ue5rgc aarsleh us ~ Casuci agrui -Esi
ThursfAy with her sister Hrs. Jsau Aht-,t-
Farusrrs sa ihts scrtia. arr dglaE quite great
syal af Inning
Constant y Els-f1lr ysIfe aai tAsshtes, AauA Nay.
spent saturday &a1 - rizy alih TasHzzs huleE
sug family a. MeGsaDogh.
F-aE Z L Etaaxa % Ecls-rfs.aua. ami MS
E1r EbsuEh q Raiuasorr. visited thcsE mother
-4sI -z g1-cay
Mrs EHe D. Hay5sr 81 BsB.z0rc rroL George
Il CNgla. % weslzniussrr. Mrs. A = Hsnt. q
Haupsgezd and He-oeFi nayft-aa. OF ac4f Emory.
sgeat .zsg Sunday siJa 7 ~. BueauzH sEsa Nife
HsuT5 stump OF Chsses station. spsai tso days
OF lasi scE oa Fgsch Farm.
Matthias Lang has completed john sprinkle =
huls--
Miss Nay snIih ts spending = month with her
sister Mrs. john S. AfaerrilnSn. % Baltimore.
George Zcpp aud family VAL move INC asi q Ihis
month g. hs .sgss-li,.A Aw's = Nm Ida wilhelm :.
OF Nj; Carme.
Joseph psv.dson and wife spent sunday Win MS
SISTER. Mrs Edward Lester. of Eicn,
Mrs Wesley Ruby. % snyaefSbUrg, sPsni Tues
day W!th T. " BuChman ami wife
The Democratic advocate., 1904-05-21
SILVER RUN ITEMS.
Installation of PaStor-EIection of Church
0fficerS-Grain Improving, Etc.

We had another thunder storm on Saturday and
the weather is cool again. There was frost on Mon
day morning.
ON las. sunday Rev MIR. Freas of Baltimore, in
sailed Rev. II. b. Newcomer as pastor of the silver
Run Lutheran charge. He preached an excellent
sermon in the morning aud also in the evening
The church was crowded, AMI was beautifully deco
rated with flowers.
on Ascension day, but on Saturday evening it was
a little slim on account Of the rain
A. ..e annual election for church officers on AS
censou day. the following were elected for the
ensuing term LutheTan-eders, {. W. Yeiser and
Geo E Sehaefler; detcons, Edward Brown and Al
bert J. Bemiler Reformed-elders Harvey Maus
and Harvey Morelock deacons, John Dutterer and
John Marker.
Quite a number of our citizens attended the csrni.
val in Hanover this week
Miss Mary Myers aud sister of Frizeliburg visited
their sister. Mrs. Irene warehime in this place on
Ascension day
John T. CoPenhayer, carpenter, has gone 20 Bal
timore to work at his trade
Unger ( Leese are painting Rufus Studys resi-.
dence and Amos Bowman has had his barn painted;
Keneuberger did the work \. ". Feeser Is having
the fence around his house painted; Abraham Gron
painter.
There will be lots Of fruit this year III fall bloom
is any evidence.
Most Of the grain in this vicinity is looking fine,
while that which was sown late is not doing we'll,
and some Of it Is being plowed up and put in corn,
Mrs. Nelson Koon;z and son Charles left on Tues
day for the Worlds Fair at St Louis.
The Democratic advocate., 1904-05-21
Holy Gross Monasrery dedicated.

The monastery Of the OrieF Of ne Holy Gross ~
West Iark. y. Y. formerly q Westminster. was
dedicated Thursday dispatch FROM Kingston,
y, Y. ays
The monastery Of the Ordes of the Holy cross a.
West Park the hrsi monastery erected by she Ef.s
copal Church in ;he UnSiei States, dei scsicd
today By Right Rev CoFiian9J Whitehead bishop
OF Piiisburg. in the presence ofA large uamher 0f
c!ergynen priests and I4ymea from s l1rts 81 ,his
country and Canada Including the Rev Robert II.
Paine. rector Of Mount Calvary Church Baltimore
and lay fficnes of the order frozn that city
The eelebrNuis al the Holy EachArisi were Rev
Fathers McGAryey Hayward aud Lobisil. u he
congregation OF the Nssi Holy sayiour. Of Pa!la-
delphia-
Rev Father Osborne. of the society u - Johu
the Evaug list of Boston delivered the address
and Bishop Whitehead pronounced the ahso.Ution
and the benestiction.
Headed By Bishop N hiteheEd aud he chap!aius
a procession Of loo priests aud Go visitors iheu
passed n ough the various halls aud cl0lsiers tn
each of which prayers of nenedictiou were read
The monastery was built aRd Is occupied By The
Order oflhe holy Cross. the only monAsilc order q
the Episcopal Church and which was founded IA
1850 Res James O. 5 Il huntingdon Is the present 50
pe r.or nf the order.