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mer, prini1rg ofice constituting them.
selves Into n union o. thts - desire. but
no rules or resolutions. OF that union can
tc permitted to ovcrtlie the laws OF tho
United States, which 10 Ia my sworn duty
TO cniOrCe zee. State senator VIM y sui
ivan tMob convicted az JcrcrsOn CITY
q Collecting bride for, votes. hait!leship
Missouri launched at Baltimore. MD
Sep 1T. y cruisers Hrookiyn ard san
~.frhhcisro. arrive 40 Beirut.
Oct. t1-tmrrirnu Alaskan claims
In all particular snNr the
Portland email, whtsh L. awarded
hy mixed com'ni--ion 90 Canada
ainsa1i9ti u pes So, q Hawaii ap.
ritory. and Geo IL Garter succeeds to
NOV Geo IL Mcclellan elected mayor
national elections M,ron + ieffick
Uep, o.. n3,>i2 piurallty Edwin War
neld dem M1,. about q 81 uov darwin
sisSsin,j. HSss,l &i6sf i' Il t'amnmaiiSDss %,rssPP
la. U.00. Gov feckham tiom NJ.
about a,ow ) X Nardman ldcm Missb
csssfui ~ minor elections in Pa y J.
Neb. and col. and tho democrats In Va
~e-Constess laNth1 assemblies IN cNtraot-
dinary. session, Joseph O. cannon dilD
elected speaker Of house.
iG-t. : Senator bcldrich tNshl Indicted
by federal grand Jury in omHtn ON charge
Of accepting bride for appointment u
10 House OF representative votes ,92b to
I'D TO give eject To Cuban reciprocity
pee 7-Rcguiar session Of ssth congrcs.
opens In MashiuEtoni PRESIDENT mes.
SAGE read Gen Leonard Wood nom.
inntcd 90 be maj sen
i?-Rcp nat. committee decides next ron.
Nentlou viii be held ~ chicago on june
u REV Edward Everett, Hale nostom Sc.
lcCtej rs chaplain OF I \ seuutr
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~ Lous defeating chicago aud iiit,.
burg dtfsHtius cincinnati
Jun n-Th' i1ckvt wins American Derby
- Rae iar sailing launches ~ Kial won
BY American boats over 10 b'fHuah cu-
Jui i-Ainn.n. Dale htcnTt worlds record
for mile over circular track IN Chicago.
.--IntrfrntiunnI automobile race In ireland
Tor JHF. Goriuu n. met cap Won ~
J"nntz', WHO covered 500. N IN . trT
~ min > zee.
.s-Iiaii. shin kcur.ntpe mnfra record.
hr,akiub tflp from England 90 liar iiur-
hur. Me t"u" mI IN Has o., hts ,
tomp'si'i by Dr IL " Jnsksoa nna
Srwpll T. Croker. who reach New YORK
after a. 'nl run ION Siu ftnuoisro
Aug t-Sp'tltl train runs from NrW work
itHJus J Jtnrirs knocks nut jas J. cor.
n'it lu On round In nght 81 Snn Fran.
cisco tor WORLDS hrnNl WDigh champion
-ni,k Creaehc via. 5m coNhoy reia,
sep l-l.ou Dillon breaks nile record 20
wagon for tTuttors. iu cleveland. s.uliy
1-trlinn" wins M nnd ircisi, g rars
In iut"'nntlUun series tor Nmrr-
irn's cup, shamrock III. faIiInp 10
rross uu-,
I-rrnor,r Davis Oh Z = cavalry reach.
from ukigh0uA on horseback IN b dns
Oct l-rhlcaso. Sew York nuto tour ends.
eiU make. D, farISngs u cileaso in
; Miss Lucille Mulhrii. Is yt.. Old. win.
500 sir'f rOptHg pfls,, tumuDtlng a.
south McA."stor ! r, With w'll kuONn
cowboys
lS-nostou baseball team. Champion. Of
American lsugur. defeats p%itAburg.
champion team Of MAJ league
~ crerCcus ttot- milc AZ Wichita. Kan,
ss Dan batch PAGES mlip Ia i.Ni. at Mem.
pits. Tenn
% .'rlc car a, nerIln a,rnlns speed u
10 20 "a. an hr.
gi-Lou Onion trots mile In i'5sia at Mem.
phis
g'Nt Memphis. Tenn. Dnn Patch pace,
= ~ ~ 's nat. ahd PAGES mile to wagon
s7-1um jenkins wins Words wrestling
Championship IN match with ban NJ.
Iood ~ f%lttshufg
a,-liuTuUN Dldncld. ~ Denver, make, 4
new automobile records . m IN lll 10
N In pSs ana 10 "a In II ga, Sir Thos
liptpn'H oHur uf Gun for t~fnuH-Atinntie
yacht race IN 1891 wlthdriWu 10 pcrinit
1nor from Emperor william
Nov. lO-ban Patch, nj Birmingham. Ala.
PAGES m on AN mack In 2:03t.
z. flizsimtnous aud Goo. Gardner nght D.
rounds ~ San FTanClsro tor light heavy.
weight Championship. decision given
former.
2s-rlnnksglv!ng football games; Mich.
y. Chicago u. Carlisle p, Northwestern o.
MINI II, WIS o, Pa q. Cornell o. Nob 10.
III O.
90 Football season ha, resulted to date in
10 dcaths,
Dee 10 Waithour aud Monroe win e.da
cycle fnre IN New York,
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-01-08

'a'r Pope with celebration ~ ID great
requiem mass IN s.stine chapel OF yht-
lean
AHg. i~-fardtIEl giuseppe surtp, pa.
~triHrch of venice, elected poutln On
eth ballot, Hnh cbnoses IA" - pius
\, New pope u AGED rs.
s-CoronniiOu Of Pop PiGs y. Ia bdsl.ica
81 -. Pctrr's IN Rome
oct. ls-POpG Pius appululs Mgr. Mcr.. del
Val papaI s~crrtuty ~ state.
Noy 9-FirSt secIe, consistory OF new pom
uncntc held In Rome.
i2- Mgr Merry del VA and Z others raised
70 caralnnlate.
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disputes as requested by allies
i-Gen. Rafael lrlbr-l rluc, former tcNosu.
tionefy leader of colomh'" committed
i.-Vcnezuo;an dispute settled; Germany 70
get $500 ln Z monthly instruments. CT
Britain ana Italy. f.t.s" each.
Mar i.-Cztr Issues decree grtntlng free.
dom or worship 20 unorthodoA Russian
subjects. and scli-sovcrnmcnt to VII
layers aud ~
aS-MnI Gen. Sir Hector Macdonald, Brit.
lsh military commander at t'y .un ana
bocr war hero. commits Suicid" IN l'hfls
while IN route TO face court martial Tor
immoral conduct.
Apr c-G,uorni strike ordered m all land
and water transportation IS stems OF
Holland, troops guard property.
liking Alexander Of Sorvia Susp,nds con-
stitution of 1901, restores laws Ia force
before lta enactment and removes COun.
c!lors % state and senators from otlcr.
Sb-Ovcr 80 persons killfc during anti
semitic riots at kish!nsn. capital OF bvs-
Enruhll. H
Jun. Iu-ising Alexander aud Queen
DraRH shot To death AZ Bris raJct
two rnbin-t ministers, por-n' two
killed. Prince Peter karngrorsc-
Witch proclaimed ruler.
sG-Russla declines TO receive petition for.
wnrdtd by Pres. Roosevelt From Amer
lean Jews regarding Russias treatment;
Of Jewish subjects.
0-Aby ssiniana surprise Mad Muiluk's
forces ~ somallland killing lo.ooo spear.
men, Japan protests against Invasion
OF corcs by $50 Russian troops.
Aug. s-Nillage Of Djwurek. near Monastir.
burned by Macedonian and bulgarian In
io-In Paris IRE and panic on underground
electric railway cnuscd death Of M per-
sons 90. Bulgarians burn ~ Turkish VII
lagos In Okheiu yilAyct.
22-M and Mine. Humhcrt convicted o.
fraud In Paris and sentenced to o yrA
solitary confinement.
G-Attemptcd assassination OF 4. = Vice
Consul ". q Mage.ssen, al Beirut. syria.
causes American squadron 70 sail tor
Turkish waters.
Sep 7-San Miguel. who're Cortcz landed. IL
destroyed by hurricane with great loss OF
life.
lT-Joseph Chamberlain. Fecretary OF state
for The colonir chas, T, Richie, chan
cellor OF ~eNchcluer. aud Ford Geo. Ham.
iltnn. secretary Tor India. resign from
British cabinet zee, Emperor Francis Jo-
sept issues order against use OF Hunga.
rian language In army,
Oct, New British caolnct announced with
Alfred Lyttloton as colonial secretary and
Austen Chamberlain rs chancellor Of ex-
choquer.
BIN -nsequen Of understanding be-
tween Turkey and bulgaria latter eis.
bands 10000 troops occupying frontier and
Turkey agrees to lishRnd 10000 troops.
Dec Seen, Reyes elected pres. OF Colom-
bia.
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nisecHancooS

Jan i-G0v Doic sends % pres Ro0sc.
Welt 1T message over direct cable be.
tween Honolulu aud San Francisco
Post otiico At lndiurolu, Miss. from
which cpiof'd ppttmisifrss Na= Jflyt u
hN force ordered closed
ls-Ll.ut. BoV Tillmnn ~ - shoots and
fatally wounds Editor Nurrlsso - GOn.
yaivs In columbia
Feb g-Nruold A. co., ~. Louis onptrn.
tive Investment concern Auup"uds pas
mout.... over ~ persons Afflicted wifi Is
phu,i 1T Ithaca, y. Y mnuy %zctudcnta
lruvr cornell university.
Apr. Pros. Nuof'Nrlt receives Ill. u de.
gre. from University Of chicago.
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Geo =. Perkins ,calJ s.,ci,1 10 e. )
u Goy Jefferson Davis CArkl l%nausurat,d
i5-rrss Roosevelt s.rns anthracite coal
!p-dov Vim. Dorsey ,A,ai innururntcd
9-Chas y Kr,ly. former speaker of 81
b2g,n houts 3 maori ,S3S,'' E2hNis.'s r.
lae%d,55S%nTS' ciida4rtls' Ant 9sl,' Sh. hniisstj,,
q, ~. smooi G,nhi. o. ipser IS il.
and kittf"dge q. % elected
.!-uoy. Duncan e h,ywooi - % lnau.
~ ) senator Henr, NJ Teller ccol, re.
~ 5 senator. John G saooncr Cwis)
chester I Long t<uu), Asbufy e. Lnt'-
mrr IS %. aud Francis q NcSianGs
81. $ senator y W. Pcttus reelected.
glow Ankeny wash elected to T. 3
Feb 5-Commit'co's report declares bribery
clarg's against tongrvrsman LESSER
sustained by .ryld"ncr. hlumrA rhiip
Doblin. but holds l.emuel y Quisg to b.
lS-Prcs signs bll, establishing department
OF commerce. also general army. staff
!S-Assoolnte Justice ShirHH Of u. : su.
!3-Judg. " Il DAY oohlol appointed to
suVCesC justice Shifas.
sc " Fulton COrcJ elected to Z. :.
Mar 4-De,nwarc's long senatorial nght
tNutu Nv 'lfAAlNN. ~ u ffAlh AlltH 10 lOnk
term anI L0uis n ball 10 short term 49,.
Prs calls extra SESSION OF senate 10 meet
Mar.
THE 9th congress adjourn. sine die,
Senator Allison states appropriations az.
gr.gntcd f',tSi,l0.6iS
81 $ senate In extra session 90. Pre-.
dominates VIM u. trum as collector OF
customs At Charleston, = -,
ig-l'. $ senate rltihss Cuban reciprocity
treaty N TO iG aud adjourrs
sl-Pres. Roosevelt leaves Washington on
western trip covering ii"o m and -
states,
Apr. 5-Carter II Harrison reelected mayor
OF Chicago
70 stephen II Mallory tFla) elected TO T.
.. "nnte
Upon ATTEMPT Of speaker John u Miller
Of W. legislature to force passage %!
Indy bill by gayol rule. 30 vast maJori-
y Of the house Insists upon roll call,
drives speaker from house. and proceed,
20 pass Mueit, = bill
g-Liout GOV Lee taioD resigns as result
OF bribery disclosures IN legislature. 60
Gen MI!es' report on Philippines made
public, citing cases On part OF American
troops.
MAY f-Gen Luxe Z. Wright. vice gov. Of
Philippines. arrives IN Manila
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NAN IVY
Feb II OlN mpiln
games awarded TO
n Louis for is,i
!, Harry u es
&C. h az % wins
wot ~ bnn = m
weight ~Chnmpian.
ship, defeating An
4, TokUil III De-.
rot Dan Jones
Wins bow liug cham
ulouahlp VI e. : AZ
Indianapolis
Mar y World men
bow ling record bro.
ken, the lEmpircs.
" chicago scoring
l.1aa
90 Lake Shore son
rrututA ~ 4
train made ;S m
IN us m .
Young turhrtt
wins hight h
TrrTN McGuNUrn
tIWHFNrlNIF
championship OF
world lu Mn round.
Mt San Francisco
Npr 2 iinttlrHhlg In.
diana crew scored
n out of 10 shots
With 20 la guu nt O.
~ range, on Pen
suCoiI. Fla
% Nat league base
luII HguHuU uuUus.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-01-08

ltNA VI no OF
gucla. accepts
puN conditions
Tor arbitration
Herman wufships
botuhard IT. san
Carlos, Venezuela
60 oil Arth ur
Lynch. member OF
pnrll lament for Gal.
way, found guilty
Of high treason aud
sentenced to death
tGnV rnineut later
cent nee
Ia penal stryltude
Tor iift1
'eh Pres lR1osc.
welt declines TO ~.
nitrate Venezuelan
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-01-08

s-Rsceiverehip ~ Z.on CITY. ~ disso.v
aud control restored TO Dr DtNtf
ls.Flyiug machine built ~ Of,tiic and
Wilbur Wrirht, Of Dayton. -. raves
. m ughinst =. ~. Wind
a ALDERMAN ! J brennan sentenced TO
". In house Of correction Tor election
frauds.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-01-08

Aus. Naval war game begins on Maine
coast
=Iieut Den Nelson A Miles %retir.s from
active service, aud Is succeed d by Gen
Young.
labor question, saying; There Is no obs
lection ~ tho employee VI the govern
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-01-08

.D-I.ouisibn I'or-
chase exposition
In ~. i.ouis tur-
niniiy d~-d 4.
Pres. lUoosr,.It,
ia Pres. tlc,s-
land, tardina
Gibbons mud nth
rr metal irs taxi
ltng part.
Nay ~ Geo y 10.
. gay, ,ditor Dnl
hart CT'ND Sun
Killed In duel with
Ju Ike Geo Keith
g Pres Roosevelt
receives IL. - ds.
gree from Gniv,t.
slty Of California
"
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-01-08

uiy i-Ncw hept.
of commerce and
boz
Geo. ~. ~tortciyou
Ia charge.
Geo W Beavers,
formerly chief Of
salary ana allow
auce division Of
Il . dept indicted
In Brooklyn for al.
legged acceptance u!
brib.
. fhus Hedges re-
moved lf1m office
Of ngpi. ~ free de-
livery " T.. q. sept
on charge of fast
fNiuu diary
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-01-08

f'''f NfAflfh' NHtN
celebration of POPE
l.eos coronation.
IN RDm.
Jun - Pope Leo
holds hia last con-
niHfNTf. comforting
red hat on new
cardinals
3O-i'op- Len
Nil. dies In Rome
ut tipt o. M. from
pie ara pe u
I%nonin, aged D:..
% Body OF Leo in
TERED In bas,ilCa
VI 81 Peters with
impressive e.
iGunies.
Toe NVtInH. aAII
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CoScrnmcnf and Politics

Jan Gov Benjamin ois'l 81. W m.
nusurn'rd .nd time. Annual report o.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-01-08
The Pa0acy

Feb 9-Pope Leo KIN celebrates eth
anniversary % election
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-01-08
Neurology

Jan. G-sauor slgnsia. cN-prrmicr Of spain.
In Madrid. aged 80
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-01-08
NstO Record

i5-Tommy Ryan. middicwclyht chnm.
pion. defeats niii sun. I rounds. at KAN
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-01-08
Foreign

Jan i-Edwart VII proclaimed Emperor
OF India, at uc'hi.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-16

His Numbers Are Inferior and He
Desires to Defer Extensive Opera
tons Until Rainy Season Is Over---
His Situation Is Extremely Difficult
Special Cable to The Globe

to The
CFIFU, July 15--The recent fighting has
resistance retiring
Tche Fiao slight Kuropatkin unwilling
general because inferior
desires extensive
rainy
LINES FOR KUROPATKIN
Special to The
TIEN TSIN, July 15.-The between Kuropatkin
open; exchang-
weakened thereby
difficult He is compelled hold the with
inadequate numbers and displayed
moving
cloak shifting
the Russian troops thus exhausting officers The
outnumbered
pOrtant engagements.
SHIPS FIGHT AT PORT ARTHUR
Special to he
SHANGHAI, July 15.-Naval engagements place
day
Nevv-chvvang practically evacuated by
sans
to have been premature.
Russian gunboat Sivouch leave the
river sighted by Japanese arshps
Dor and deemed advisable return to her anchorage
PORT ARTHUR YARN
ST. PETERSBURG, July 16.-A dispatch from Tche
July Of the attempted
stOrning Of Arthur 10
the offensive attacked with
retired widest disorder The Chinese
22,OOO
dispatch sinking
the Arthur Cholera dysen-
terry epidemic Wang Cheng there
daily. heavy
Of Hai-tcheng
received A1exieffs
Mukden that week before
Arthur Maj. administered
Japanese July 3 driving
commanding with 1900.
This considered here proof that there has been heavy
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-16

previous to the fire, which is not in
cluded in the estimate. Manager In
man, of the tug company, values the
tugs, which he thinks will be an al
most total loss,%at $4,000 for the In
man; $4,000 for the Excelsior and &c.,
900 for the Abbott. In addition to this
was the damage to ten North-W Western
freight cars amounting to about $5,-
600.
The dock on which the shed stood
will probably have to be entirely re-
built. The entire Omaha shed with
all of its contents, the dock and
nearly a score of loaded freight cars
are complete loss, in addition to two
of the tugs of the Great Lakes Towing
company, which were burned to the
waters edge, and another that is badly
damaged.
The great freight shed, 1900 feet in
length and eighty feet in width, was
filed with merchandise of all kinds.
Sugar, coffee, flour, canned goods and
almost every conceivable kind of gen
eral merchandise made up the contents.
There were over 100 car loads of sugar
alone in the building. The insurance is
said to cover the loss.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-16
Continued on Sixth Page
DUKE FLEW TOO HIGH
Worshiped Women as Venus
and Invited Kuropatkin
Special Cable to The Globe

Special Cable to The Globe
BERLIN, July 15.-Further particu-
lars of the circumstances in which the
Grand Duke Boris was ordered home
by the czar, on complaint of Kuropat
kin, says Boris arrived at Mukden
with a suite filling four railroad cars.
Boris, among other escapades, had is
sued a proclamation offering a reward
for the capture of handsome Japanese
geiShas who were reported to be fol-
lowing the Japanese general staff.
On one occasion at Mukden a di-
Vinely beautiful Caucasion was wor-
SHIPPED as Venus by Boris, his other
ladies and officer friends, and an i'm
pudent message was sent by him to
Kuropatkin, inviting him to forsake
the god of war for the goddess Of love.
Boris departed in a very crestfallen
state, while Kuropatlkin the following
day bundled off the harem and other
hangers-on in an ordinary troop train
very different from the luxurious
cars they had travelled out in. The
grand duke probably will be banished
TO his fathers estate in Southern Rus
Sia for a year.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-16
DOCK, SHED And
MERCHANDISE BURN.
Du!uth Has 100000 Fire.
in Which a Life Is
Lost

DULUTH, Mimi, July 15.-Four
hundred thousand dollars worth of
property was destroyed this afternoon
at the Omaha docks and warehouses,
owned by the Omaha railway, and
George Smith, a cook on the tug Alb
bott was drowned in an attempt to
escape from the craft as the flames
swept over it with cyclonic rapidity
from the docks.
The fire started in the northeast cor
ner of the building and swept through
the long shed like tornado, taking
everything that stood in its path: In
three minutes after the flames were
discovered almost the entire shed was
a fiery furnace, belching forth volumes
of dense, black smoke and crumbling
the freight cars that stood beside it like
tinder. 1t was the most disastrous fire
witnessed in Duluth in years, and the
most spectacular.
George M. Smith, general agent,
places the value of the contents of the
freight sheds at 100000 or more; value
of the shed itself, $4,000. Two hun
dred tons of package freight had been
taken from the steamer Muncy just
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-16
HARTMAN SUIT TO
Be TRIED ON MERITS
Judge Bradford Grants Pre-.
limlnary Injunction Against
Northern Securities Co.

The suit of E. H. Hartman and
Winslow S. Pierce against the North
ern Securities company may be heard
on its merits in September as a result
of the granting of preliminary in
junction yesterday restraining the
company from distributing the stocks
held by it according to the pro rata
plan that had been adopted by the Of
ficers.
According to dispatches yesterday
from Trenton, the court granted the
injunction without going into the mer-
it's Of the case in any material partic-
ular. The news from the New Jersey
capital was the absorbing topic of con-.
versation all over town.
Marcus D. Grover, general solicitor
Of the Great Northern railroad, made
the following statement to The
Globe:
Hartman brought suit against the
Northern Securities company to re-
quire it to return to him and his CO.
trustee, Mr.. Pierce the Northern Pa
cific stock certificates they transferred
to the Northern Securities company.
'"The plan of the Northern Securities
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-16
WIFf'S DREAM TRUE;
HUSBAND is KILLED
Charles Sebastian, a Painter,
Falls From scaffoldlng to
Instant Death

esterday morning the wife of
Charles Sebastian, house painter,
forty years old, living at 926 Golf ave-
nue., West side, begged him not to go
to work. She had had vivid dream.
she told him, that he had fallen from
a scaffolding and been killed.
And it happened ON Friday she
added. That's today. Stay at home
one day, anyhow
The three younger of the painters
five children cried when they saw their
mother crying. and ran after him, ex-
claiming, Come back, papa!''
He laughed and pretended to run
away. Tell mamma" he said, "it's
only a dream
Soon after o'clock yesterday aft
ernoon Sebastian tried to step from a
swinging platform to an outer window
sill at the fourth floor of the Ryan An
mex building, Robert and Seventh
streets. The scaffolding swung out sud-
denly. He fell between the scaffolding
and the outer wall and tore his way
through an awning to the stone side
walk in Robert street fifty feet below.
Striking on the back of his head he
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-16
THE NEWS lNDExED

PAGE
Confagration at Duluth
Painter Killed by Fall From ScaffoId
Far Eastern War
PAGE II
Cardinal SatolIi Leaves for the East
w. G. Conrad, of Great Falls, Saw.
Parker Will Carry Montana
Ward Associations Meet
ST. Paul Man Secretly Married
G. A. r. Veterans Prepare for En-.
eampment
PAGE III
News of the Railroads..
News of the Northwest
PAGE w
Editorial Comment
Weekly Review of Trade
Wheat and Corn Exports
PAGE v
In the Sporting World
Racing Results
PAGE VII
Of Interest to Women
PAGE VIII
Popular Wants
PAGE TX
Financial and Commercial
PAGE x
Supreme Court Decisions
Minneapolis Matters
-Ler and Chairnna nsh;-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-16
SWELL HIGHWAYMEN
Wear Silk Hats and Evening
Dress While They Rob

NEW YORK, July 1.-two high
waymen in silk hats, white kid gloves
and evening dress sandbagged William
Gaffney, a wealthy contractor, in Tre-
mont avenue, the Bronx, and robbed
him of $140 cash, a diamond pin and
a gold watch and chain. The men
were driven to a hotel in fremont
avenue in a stylish carriage by a
coachman5 in livery, and there met
Gaffney. They induced him to go with
them few steps from the hotel where
they robbed him and left him uncon-
scious. They were then. driven away
in their carriage, escaping their pur-
suers from the hotel who had been
aroused by Gaffney's cries.
The police have been unable to gain
any trace of the men.
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What Kind Of Annoys. Oyster? Strike

died instantly his skull being split into
four pieces. No other bones were
broken and his face was not bruised.
Occupants of the building CHANGED to
see the painter try to enter the win
dow. But Henry Liedholm, who was
working on the same scaffolding, did
not know that his companion had fallen
until he heard commotion in the
street.
After the accident boy named
Walker, near whom the body dropped,
causing the boy to jump into the
street, insisted that he had been
struck. He was not injured, however.
BY direction of Coroner Miller the
remains were taken to the county
morgue. They were afterwards con-
veyed to the undertaking rooms of
Hurley & Rebholz, 37S South Wabasha
street, West side. The date of the fu-
neral will be announced today.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-16
Heavy Increase in Value

Heavy increase in Value
1.-The stock transferred by Hartman
and Pierce to the Northern Securities
company has increased in value to the
extent of $10.000,000. Under the plan
of distribution decided upon by the
company, this $4,000, ,000l would be dis
tributed equally among all the stock
holders.
Answer has been filed in the suit,
but the case cannot be heard on its
merits for some time. Hartman ap-s
piled for temporary injunction-in
other words, for an injunction restrain
ing any distribution pro rata pending
the determination of the suit.
Judge Bradford decided to grant
this temporary injunction, but he did
not pass in any way upon the merits
of the case. He held that since the
case was important as to the amount
of money involved, and as no more
harm could come to the company by
staying the distribution until the case
grant the order.
HE said further that failure to grant
temporary injunction would leave
the Northern Securities company to
distribute the stock, and if this was
done, Hartman and Pierce would be
placed in position where they could
not obtain the relief asked by them in
case the suit should, be finally decided
in their favor when theematter is tried
on it's merits.
THE Northern Securities company
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