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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-23
sAUcY DoINas HERE
Jim Parr Loses a Match to Farmer
Burns. so

Davenport Iowa, Nov 23.-..Farmer'' Burns
Of Big Rock Iowa. and Jim Parr of London,
England, wrestled here last night.
= Burns won the first fall In twenty-one minutes
and the second in nineteen minutes. The match
was for $500 side and all receipts. Parr put
up hard struggle.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-23
ROCK Island svste4

Rock Island SYSTEM
PLAYING Cards, best in the market.
Two packs for twenty five cents. Call
or address A. L. Steece, City Pass.
Agent, 1922 Nicollet Ave, Minneapolis,
MINI.
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INDEPENDENTS TO. PLAY
Columbias and st. Paul Team to Clash
.'--a Tomorrow. j, .zta- E.

The Columbia Athletic association football
team of Minneapolis and the st. Paul Athletic
association team meet at Lexington park IT.. TO-
ball championship Of the northwest. The battle
will begin at S:15, and, as both teams have
clean record Of games played, the struggle
will be interesting. -.s..
The lineup Is as follows: =
Columbus. Position. st, Paul.
Rober Cap1fn. Left End. ............ Pierce
Belitz, Malthouse. Left Tackle. .......... .Roeu
Larson. Left Guard. Brennan
Ennis. Center. ............ West
Cannon. ......... Right Guard. ...... Schwartz
Chilstrom, Sager. Right Tackle. Sloan
Copeland Right End Edwards
Williamson. Quarter. ........... Bywater
Molitor. ...... Left Half. ........ .McGregor
Robert, Belit1. Right Half ............ Hale
ellis ......... Fullback. hggett
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MowArr WEN DECISION.

4 MOWATT WEN DECISION,
New York Sun Special Service.
Chicago Nov. 23--Tommy MowGatt was given
the decision over Billy Finucane In the third
round of their fight at the Watita League last
night Finucane was disqualified by Referee
George siler for dropping to the canvas to avoid
q left punch
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GRIDIRON GOSSIP, WESTsAND EAST
GOPHER FIVE TO
MEET YALE TEAM
Basketball Game for q Intercol-
legiate Championship Will Be
Played Here.

The university board of athletic control has
ratlhed contract with the Yale 4basketball
management, and game is assured for the
early part OF January between the Yale and
Minnesota hves.
Reports from Yale indicate that the team will
pc the best in the east, and as Minnesota has
held the championship Of the west for five years
In this branch Of sport, it is probable that the
game VIII settle the American intercollegiate
championship.
Once before, in 1902 the Minnesota team met
Yale In the university armory, and the fasteners
vent down to defeat by score of 80 to 23
There was a protest from Yale at the time
that the team playing under Yale colors was not
Yale team The team which will play here
in January will come here with the sanction and
under the management of the Yale authorities,
and II Minnesota wins she will be given the
| credit Of defeating the regular Yale team
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Coed Team at Practice.

The girl basketball players at the university
reported for first practice today and the work
of the season was begun with enthusiasm by
twenty athletically inclined co-eds. There is
only one vacancy on the first team, that of
guard altho some of the new candidates will
give the varsity players of last year close race
| for positions.
Just now the interest centers in the class tour
nament in which teams representing all the
classes complete for the university class cham
pionship and the players who show up best in
this tournament will be put on the varsity
SQUAD,
Snips and the St. Johns herald. [volume] (St. Johns, Ariz.) 1903-1905, 1904-09-24
1895 Kelley St.
CHICANO, LII. Oct. 2. 1902

suffered with falling and con-
gtstiOn of the womb with severe
pains through the grolns suf-
fered terribly at the time of men
situation, had binding headaches
and rushing Of blood to the brain
What 10 try knew not, for it
seemed that ! had tried all and
failed hut had never tried Wine
of Cardui, that blessed remedy for
sick women. | found II pleasant
To take and soon knew that had
the right medicine New blood
seemed TO course through my veins
and after using eleven bottles
WAS we'll woman
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A Boys Wild Ride For Life.

With family around expecting
him to die, and son riding for
life, l8 miles, to get Dr. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption
Coughs and Colds, w. H.. Brown,
of Leesville, Ind, endured deaths
agonies from asthma; but this
wonderful medicine gave instant
relief and soon cured him. He
writes: L now sleep soundly
every night. Like marvellous
cures of Consumption, Pneu-
monia, Bronchitis, Coughs,
Colds aud Grip prove it's mat
CHESS merit for all Throat and
Lung troubles. Guaranteed bot
ties SOC and S1.OO. Trial bottles
free at ST. Johns Drug Co.
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WANTED.

Unrestricted Forest Reserve
Lands, highest cash prices paid.
Also have Restricted lands for
sale. Correspondence solicited
and cheerfully answered.
w. II. CLARK, HolbrOOk, Ariz.
Advertise in the SNIPS-HERALD
and you will increase your bust
ness.
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M4A~ @ANl

Mrs Bust is now III perfect
health because size t'uk Wine If
Cardui for menstrual disorders
bear ing down paIus and binding
headaches when all other remedies
failed a. hrlnQ her relief Any
sufferer may secure health 10y TAX
mo Wine IF Cardu III her home
The first bottle convlnceS the pa
tlent she is on the road to health
For advice in cases requiring
special directions, address, giving
symptoms The Ladies' Advisory
DEPARTMENT, The Chattanooga
Medicine Go Chattanooga Tenn.
Es2r3 : z GR9OUB
The Washington times., 1904-12-05
PRESENT MARKET
SHOWS STEADINESS
Buying Appears to Be OF Il
Good Character
OPENING WAS ANIMATED
Slight Reaction Followed Profit Taking
at the High Levels Which
Prevailed.
OPENING WAS ANIMATED

NEW YORK. Dec. 5.-There were
numerous buying orders in the hands
of brokers at the opening of the stock
market today, and the execution of
them caused strong and animated
opening.
Steel common was up = and the pre-
ferred Is. Pennsylvania gained a. on
tario and Western gained "a on small
transactions. Union Pacific opened up
a, but later lost a little more than its
gain. Baltimore and Ohio touched par.
Profit taking followed the higher level,
and there We're moderate reactions IN
some directions. Louisville and Nash
willie opened up q per cent but laler
reacted Ia per cent. Ontario and west
eru ran up e and then reacted per
cent. Union Pacific was heavy. Readlhs 3
on large transactions advanced les per
cent. Southern Railway stocks were
higher Delaware. Lackawana ana
Western on small sales gained Z per
cent. Missouri, Kansas and Texas, and
81. Louis Southwestern preferred, based
on the magnitude OF cotton crop We're
in the industrials. Steel and Iron
were strong.
The market at present shows steadl-
ness. and the buying appears 10 be OF
"A good character on all concessions,
Government bonds unchanged railroad
and other bonds strong and active
NEW YORK, Dec. 5.-Halr dozen
stocks We're active and strong al the
noon hour The rest OF the list was
quiet
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STARVED TO DEATH.

Our text today is the story OF The
miser who taught his ass 10 live OF
straw. OF which he gave him a smaller
portion every day.
Just as the miaer had go. him so train
ed as 10 eat one straw "a day-the poor
ass died.
He Is an ass who staryes himself "a
death-as thousands are doing, misled
by foolish teachers-because their stOm-
achs have become TOO weak, through
neglect OF disease. to do the work which
nature has provided for their stOmachs
TO do.
Beca4se the engine is out OF gear
would You cOnsign it 20 the junk heap?
Why. no! Mend IL.
Commit slow suicide because your di-
gesIiOn organs lcakt
Certainly not! Take Stuart's Dyspep-
sla Tablets
one thing is sure as shooting.
You can never get "a new stomach.
You must mend n, or IL Will lead YOU
miserable existence.
The only way mend IL is to take
Stuarts Dyspepsia -ablets
This has been practically and scientih-
cally demonstrated by the many thou
sands Wh0sa Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets
have positively cured, after every other
treatment of medicine, mineral waters,
pills. and slow, suicidal starvation, had
rallied.
These methods ere ali unscientihc-
therefore false.
stuart D5 SprISla I labicls are SclcN-
tific- therefore true. and successful.
Having cured So many thousands
many of whom doubtless have suffered
more than YOU dO-do we claim too
uuch when We say that Stuarts Dys-
pepsia Tablets viii surely do good 10
yGu2
Surely not.
Especially when we make IL plain that
no promise is made 10 cure more tnau
one dlsease-Dyspepsia.
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets are posi-
tive cure for JUST this one disease
They are "a scientific Ombination Of
ingredients which search out the weak
spots in all the digestive organs and
make them strong and we'll
They have an immediate G.eeStiVe ac-
ZION Oh undlgested food, and thus. while
curing weak organs, they a the same
time help them 20 do their ork
They thus stand for all that is good in
The medical treatment Of Dyspepsia, and
fOr thiug that Is bad
They are not "a rad but fact
They are safe, pleasant, certain and
permanent and can be taken by thc
most delicate invalds without fear OF
harmful results.
The Washington times., 1904-12-05
TWO CHADWICK
NOTES ARE HELD

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Dec. 5.-This Is
the morning chapter % the Chadwick
mystery.
Tor S25O,OOO which have been mem
toned in connection with the Oberlin
bank. and the great Chadwick mystery.
bore the signature Of Andrew Carnegie.
The note FOR s250.O0O reads as fol-
lows.
January = 1904. One year after date
i promise 10 pay TO G.. l.. Chadwicl, or
order 100000, with interest AT 3 Der
cent. Signed Andrew Carnegie"
ihls note De- Endorsed on the back &c
l. Chadwick"
This note was found i'm the Oberfin
Bank and Is now IN the possession of
Tho inited States Government auth0ri-
lies Of Cleveland
The note for 10000 Is supposed Ia
be- i'm the safety deposit box OF Presi-
dent BeclIwith. of the Oberlin Bank.
He has The zey 20 this box. This box
Is iu the vault OF the bank which is
locked 4 subpoena for Robert Lyons.
receiver Of the bank, was ISSUED by Dis
trict Attorney Sullivan. Monday morn
ing, ordering him 10 appear ia court ia
Cleveland al the hearing or Heckwlth
aud Cashier Spear. ''and 10 bring with
liil an securities in the Obrrln Bank
bearing the signature or Endorsement
either of a.. =. Chadwick or Andrew
Carnegie.
The $4,000 note Is specifically men
uouel ln The subpoena Receiver Lyons
Is an officer OF Jhe United States Gov
efnmrni, and he viii be authorized by
District Attorney Sullivan TO blow up
the safe and deposit box OF President
EcthMlth 10 get This note.
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FINANCIAL NOTICE.

ANIMAL MEETING of stockholders of
Americau-cubau Land. Timber A Col
0uization Co. viii Dee held an mo IL 81
on January 3. 1905, az %. n. e. T. Sci
BERT. Pres. Annual meeting of stock
holders OF Wilkesbarre Construction 20
will be held at no f. ST. on Jauuaf-,, q
1885. at 3 %. N. EDW. H. POST. Pres
Annual meeting OF stockholders Of a. s
Consumers Corporation viii he held at
mo + ST. on January 3, 1906 at 3 ID. m
FRANK \. PRUITT. Pres Annual
meeting OF stockholders of Diamond
Tree Culture Co. viii be held at mo n
ST. on January 8. 1900. al u. IN. Br
-. T. ROBBINS, Pres Annual meeting
Of stockholders of Pittsburg Hrolters5'
Industry co. viii be held III lllb r. Gr
on January 8, 1905. al p. m JDHN
WELLS Pres. Annual meeting of
stockholders of Fidelity on a Gas 90
viii Dee held al lil0 r. ST on Jaauar, !.
1895, al p. m. FRED -. OILER. Pres
Annual meeting OF stockholders Of Il ..
o. OF, Gas q Coal Co VIII be held al
lll0 T. 81 on January 3. 1865. al e ID m
; B- OSBORN, Pres. Annual meetfue
OF stockholders of Bendann's Fine Art
Co. will be held at lll0 r. ST. on JANUARY
.. 1900, al p. IN. DAVID BENDANN
Pres Annual meeting OF stockholders of
Northern Traction Co. will be held al
lilO r St on January 2. 1905. al 8 u. m
j. &. PARKER. Pres. Annual meeting
~ stockholders OF Claysvilie Teleohope
Co. VIII be held ar lll0 r. ST on .saIlIarr
Z, 1905. al y. IA. J. Il. BEBOUT, Pres.
IL
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w. B. CREECY PAID
SAME TAX BILL TWICE

William b Creecy paid his personal
tax twice this year. ana he wants one
payment refunded. He first paid il at
the Collectors Office and a month later
his wife paid the same amount 10 a
deputy collector, who called at his house
in Mr. Creecy's absence. Mr.. CTeecy has
asked the Commissioners whether this
method Of collection is legal
Collector Davis says that each deputy
collector Is charged with his bills. and is
checked of al night for all bills re-
turned Many dellnquenis gladly await
themselves of the opportunity 20 pay the
deputy instead of going 70 the Collector S
ONCE
The Washington times., 1904-12-05
ESTIMATES SUM
UP $619,669,852

Ihe general estimates Of appropria-
tlons for the fiscal year OF 1906 were
submitted 10 Congress today by the
treasury Department The grand total
Is Sols,60g'S52.2l. as compared with S624, =
oO-' I4b.VT estimated for the year 1906
and S6l4'54S.e510S, actually appropriated
for the year
The estimates for the principal de-
paftments Of the Government are as
treasury $l10547 600: War, Sl09, ,Olg. 300;
Navy, Sl17,54 3iS: Interior Si63 954 49S'
d.osl0nlee, Si6, ,439 100; Legislative. sl2-
l4Ol5i Commerce and Labor, SIS, 795, ,sS9; +;
Agriculture, s6.4l9, SO; State So 028. $40:
justice %,24s, $50, and Executive, 1888, :
$40
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Cannot Issue Bonds.

Bonds cannot be issued here under
the policy 0f Congress. and have not
been recommended. But the principle Of
making advances from the United States
Treasury 10 provide for the Districts
share ot extraordinary appropriations
has been approved BY Congress in the
temporary arrangements which IL has
made annually for the past four years
Now. II Congress viii make permanent
arrangement on the same principle our
extraordinary expenditures will be sep
arated on the books of the Treasury
from our current expenditures. our cur
The Washington times., 1904-12-05
HOLLAND HOUSE
DEFIES SHERIFF

NEW YORK, Dec. 5.-Deputy Sheriff
d. j. Rim arrived al the Holland House
at 1890 o'clock this morning, and de-
mauded from The management ii certilI-
cate setting forth The belongings OF Mrs
Cassie l.. Chadwick IN the house
After being kept waiting for over half
an hour me was told that the manae ee-
mcuJ refused 10 give any such certificate
ILal IL n-mnnnen
The Washington times., 1904-12-05
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Before call-Washington street Rail
way SIS. 500GSaa. 1,00Fi s59s, 5oJ4sgss, 9JJtt
GS53s 5,000S534.
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone,
lO0fIIO1. l,e)OdlOl, $2U0dlOL
Capital Traction, Sails.
Washington Street Railway preterrea,
10dS1, 5OQS6ss lOOa SOS, 00de6's, oJdsG oV
MNl.
American Security and Trust, 44z2l-
METROPOLITAN Citizens National BANK.
l0fi 80 lUd3l9, 4d3iS
The Washington times., 1904-12-05

The London market shows strength for
Americans under the leadership Of
Louisville and Nashville. which is up
per cent Southern Railway common
Canadian Pacific. Illinois Central. and
Pennsylvania show advances ranging
from S te 7s
The Washington times., 1904-12-05
Reaction liter P>o1zETah
Then Nmkef Becomes Omet
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

lReDorted by W. B. Hibbs & Co, 1913 F
street. Members New York Stock Exchange.
Chicago Board Of Trade, and Washington
Stock EXCHANGED
The Washington times., 1904-12-05
Further Reductions.

The question is already being asked
about the District building:
Where VIII tire reduction be made?
VIII II mean 10 stop lhe terminal
work the municipal building or TO re-
duee the school, police, or fire depart
ment appropriation 20
IL IS thought that Secretary Shaw
eNPecIs congress to further reduce the
estimates 20 bring them within current
revenues.
The Washington times., 1904-12-05

rent revenues VIII amply provide for
The repayment OF the advances, gradual
~ and with interest, as well as for ne
current expenditures, and we shall not
again be In the embarrassing dilemma
IN which We md ourselves today"
Commissioner West.
Commissioners, West i'm speaking Of
the reduction stated today:
The Commissioners submitted their
estimates after careful inquiry into
the needs Of every branch Of the Dis
trlct government and Of the require
ments FOR extraordinary projects Of i'm
pFovement They will appear before
the Sanate and House committees on
approx riauons as usual, and they will
Dy IdcL and argument endeavor 20
Dring those committees into agreeing
as nearly as possible with the views
or the Commissioners.
~--e last word in this matter IS
aItef all, with Congress, but the com
mlttees nave. especially Of late years
been cOnsiderate of the needs of the
District, and / see no reason why the
next appropriation bill should not be
satisfactory one Notwithstanding the
action OF the Secretary Of the Treas
The Washington times., 1904-12-05
NEWS AND GOSSIP
OF THE STOCK MARKET
NEW YORK.

Boston houses have been prominent
sellers of Amalgamated Copper today.
one of them. which is supposed TO De
doing business for Lawson has been ii
heavy seller.
The Washington times., 1904-12-05
FINANCIAL.
THE WASHINGTON LoAI.
AND TRUST COMPANY
FFICE. coz. ~ AND . sTa

OFFICE. COR 9TH AND E SITS.
PAID-UP CAPITAL. ONE MILLION.
- Loans IN any amount made on ED-
- proved real estate er collateral AT r,a.
- sOnabls Tatez
- Interest paid upon deposits on monthly
- balances subject 70 check.
- Ihis company acts as executor ad-
- mlnistretor, trustee. agent treasurer
- registrar, ana IA all ether hdueiasy ca
pacities
- Boxes for rent IA burglar and hre-proos
- vaults for safe deposit and storage OF
- valuable packages
JOHN A. SWOPE. VICE PTesIfent
ELLlS SfEAh. ......s.. Second Wee President
- Feaslrer
TbOAA5 kRADLEY.. Real Estate Odlcsr
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT
Is prepared g assume the mauagement OF
your real estate. Careful attention given %
all details
The Washington times., 1904-12-05

Notwithstanding the appreciation that
has already taken place IN quotations
for stocks and bonds. the most conserv-
ative and best informed people i'm the
street are looking forward 10 further
bun activity in 1905, and they do not
hesitate TO go on record as firm be-
levers in the theory that general con-
ditlons in the country in the next twelve
months will be responsible for much
higher prices than were recorded in the
bull market OF two years ago. In the
greater umber of cases values are still
under the record Of that period but
a the present rate OF advance il Will
not be long before the high figures of
1902 are equaled and exceeded
The fact that some Of the leading
brokers II the street. men who have the
confidence Of the large financial inter
estS. express the conviction that the bun
market has by no means reached its
limit naturally eXCites interest Ia the
market and encourages the timid trader
TO hold on 10 his security possessions Tor
better figures A broker who conducts
big market operations for the sO-called
Morgan interest announced last week
that in his belief United States Steel
preferred would sell at 125 in 1895, ana
coming from such source the predic-
tion suggests that Mr.. Morgan and his
friends are extremely bulilsh over the
outlook.
The best feature of the news last week
bearing upon financial matters was the
showing made by railroad earnings.
Pennsylvania s October statement Of an
increase in gross earnings OF Sl2.20O on
its lines east and west Of Pittsburg
turned into van increase in net earn
ings of S69l 600 was typical of all the
reports made The lavish outlay for
Improvements on our great railway
properties is at last as Il seems, be-
ginning 10 be repaid in lessened rail-
way operating expenses This develop
ment has been such a long time M
coming that a good many people have
doubted If IL ever would come al all,
and If IL has indeed arrived II is a visit
come.
The Washington times., 1904-12-05
stomach Troubles and Constipation.


III you have any trouble with yar-
stomach or bowels you should vyrff. n.
the Chamberlain Medicine 60. of D..
MOines. Iowa for free sample af
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tsb-
lets. Thousands of others have been
helped by their use and great MANY
permanently cured. They are sure 10
prove benehci8l and will nOt cost y0u "a
cent, The regular 2j-ceut size Is Tor
sale by e;l druggists
The Washington times., 1904-12-05
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK, Dec. 5.-The following
prices were quoted on the stock mar
ket tOdaV-
The Washington times., 1904-12-05
ARE TIED
IN SIE-DAY RACE

NEW YORK. Dec. 5.-When the first
streaks Of daylight found their way
through the glass-covered roof Of the
Madison Square Garden this morning
there were seventeen Of the eighteen
teams which started at midnight in the
siX-day race still pedaling around the
dlsh-shaped track in the pursuit or
athletic glory and wealth.
The hobo team, w +. King. Of Mis-
sour, and Mario RossinO. Of Italy.
found the pace too hot and dropped
out Of the contest in the fourth hour,
when II was six laps behind the other
competitors. who were well punched.
in the early morning hours there were
many spills, al times half a dozen rid
ers We're piled on top OF each other. but
non2 Of them were seriously injured.
Keegan Hurt.
Shortly before O'Clock. however. the
first accident of a serious nature oe-
CURED, and Patsy Keegan, of Lowell.
Mass. had his face so badly cut and
bruised that Dr. Cremer had 10 take
several stitches IN a cash above the
riders right eve
New Chicago Sleeper, c. & o. Ry.
2;50 p. m., only one night out
The Washington times., 1904-12-05

swift q tompluy's sales Of dressed
beef In Washington. Tor ths period nom
August z9th 10 December Sd. averaged
the following prices per pound
Week ending
The Washington times., 1904-12-05
Within Moderate Limits.

The Commissioners recommended
the appropriation OF $S,TS6,456 on this
account (after reducing by nearly
1880. 900 the estimates for current ex-
penditures submitted 10 them by the
different branches Of the service), and
the Districts half of the amount thus
recommended can be easily met. leav-
ing an ample margin for the repayment
Of advances from the United States
Treasury on account OF the District S
share Of the extraordinary improve
ments appropriations and for other OBJ
legations of the DistricT. The estimate
FOR current expenditures Is a modest
Bonds cannot ne issued here under
have to meet only 0ne-half Of il. or
S4,393,22S, or $l4.64 per capita for a
population of 0.00O.
But the extraordinary improve
ments. like the filtration plant, railway
terminal work. sewage disposal sys-
temr District building. swell the esti-
mates iu an 10 Sl2,4l6,4j6. since they
call for S3,G32,000 FOR next year. II Is,
of course. impossible To pay for such
improvements currently out of the reg
MAR revenues without crippling the
current expenditures. and IL is not at
tempted anywhere else.
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U. S. MARSHAL ARRESTS
THE 0BERLIN BANKERS

CONTINUED from First Page
fore United States Commissioner Star
rell in Cleveland this afternoon
The Washington times., 1904-12-05
Keegan Hurt.

New Chicago Sleeper, C. & o. Ry.
$50 p. m, only one night out.