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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-30

WINNIPEG GRAIN, March 30-Opening:
Wheat May, e2asc; July. e31ac. Close: Wheat,
2 a"y no. no 9as e Ssc sas No. N
northern. sSHc; No. 4 extra, 751ac; No. 4,
1880; sNo. S. e4%c; feed 571zc;- puts, 93ssc
calls 92c; curb. 91Bc; receipts, 50 cars; year
ago. 80.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-30
THE DAYS REPORTS
CLOSING CASH PRICE,

On Tracl-No hard s12A No. northern 81 o NO
white
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-30

steady; receipts, 4,3s2; state dairy, common
to extra; 20@27c; Cheese, firm, unchanged re.
and nearby Fancy selected
white 1871 @19c; hrsts, 17Ac; seconds, 1910
l6Acj sOutherns, 16tbl7c.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-30

ST. LOUIS GRAIN, March 3O.-Close: Wheat,
higher; No 2 red, cash elevator, $1.05A; track,
$1d2; May, $1.95A; July $3.50; No 2 hard,
46@4S1ac; May, 45c; July, 45%c. oats lower;
No. cash, 29Ac; track. 3OA @3o%c; May,
2I%c; No. white, 81 @32hc.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-30

KANSAS CITY GRAIN March 3o.-Close-
Wheat E,,i to unchanged to lower; May, 94N@e4Tc;
s3cGs1; No. 2 red. 1os@1 .oe; No. 3, si@i .o$ 3:
No: Al s5@9sc. Corn lower; May. 4sX @44c;
y 94ly 44 &C. sash Gas No mixed 45@45He: No 3
lower; No. 2 white &c; No. 2 mixed, SOC.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-30

LIVERPOOL GRAIN, March 30.-Wheat spot
steady; No. California, IS 1Od; futures easy:
May, Is ED; July, IS eNd; September IS 6Nd.
Corn, spot quiet and steady; American mixed,
futures closed quiet; March, nominal; May,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-06
Couple Married BY Proxy.

Kalamazoo, Mich. July Adrian
Van Bochove, nephew Of Richard Van
Bochove Of this, city, who is now in
the Dutch government service IN ia.
va. has been married by proxy t. a
young woman in Rotterdam. Holland.
under the provision 81 the Dutch law.
The climate In the Past Indies Is so
unhealthy that the ofhcsr preferred 70
have the bride remain a, home IN.
I'll he Il given leave 70 return home
Word of this unusual ceremony reach
ed Kalamazoo relatives today.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-06
SWEDEN PREPARING
Il TO FIGHT NORWAY
king Oscar Will Not Agree To
A Peaceful Separation.
oRwEoiAN ARMY 10 MosILIzINo
INvaSIoa OF Norway by Swedish
Troops VIII Be Rssistsd-Dlnsrent
Aiorssulan Ports Have Been Ordered
clDssa-Battls Looked For.

Etockholm, Sweden, July 5.-Swe.
en IL preparing for war with Nor
tMe. Grhe first hostile move was
k.le when the government issued a
n9oclamaatIOn, TO become effective i'm.
tnediateiy, declaring Stockholm, Karl.
Kkfona, Gothenberg ans Farosend to
2t war ports and excluding all foreign
Warships from entering their harbors.
Il 10 reported here that the Norwe'
alan army Is already being moblllzed
% the frontier and that Il clash may
occur at any time. The movement Of
the Norwegian army began on Friday,
but at that time Norway denied that
any warlIke purpose was In view.
The explanation given out for this
extraordinary movement Of troops was
bat the annual reviews were In prog.
4asa and that nothing more was In
bnded. Following close upon this,
towever. came the announcement that
The Swedish government had intro
dnced in both houses OF the national
4oBislature a bill placing $25OOOOOO
~ "a elmmediate command OF the gov.
Drnment to enable It 10 take such
measures as II might deem necessary
AZ the crisis with Norway,
II 10 now reported that orders for
the mobilization OF the Swedish army
have already been given and that the
troops are beginning to assemble at
khoiT respective meeting places.
The military establishments OF both
conntTles are on an excellent footing
and are splendidly equipped and ON.
cered. The hrst clash, II Il comes, is
likely 10 take place In the mountain
passes near tho frontier. which have
already been fortified ana which are
capable Of a strong defense Sweden.
of course. will be compelled to force
hef away across the mountains II she
hopes to conquer her neighbor.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-06
CHICAGO is SCENE
OF MANY ACCIDENTS
Fourth of July Fatalities and
Casualties Are Large.
ONE MAN DEAD; OTHERS HURT
Cannon Crackers and Pistols Play the
Most Prominent Part in the TRACE.
dy-NevsrtheIeSs, independence Day
Must BE Celebrated.

Chicago, July 5.-Oue man dead, q
boy probably fatally wounded. two
other men shot and a boy hurt by \
cannon cracker, were early contribu.
tions OF victims to the Fourth OF July
celebration in Chicago.
Charles Strelow, 10 years old. was
shot and killed by one OF four uniden.
tilted men, all of whom escaped. Sire.
low, who was with several friends, had
fred one shot from a revolver. when
four men who said that they were de.
tectives. demanded that the party sub.
init 10 search Strelow resisted ant
ran and one OF the tour shot him
dead
Harry Hind six years old. proba
bly, was fatally hurt by Katie Hugs.
Is years old. who playfully pointed
an Old revolver at him. The weapon
was discharged and the boy fell with
a wound in his breast.
Charles Bennett, 20 years old. was
struck In the right knee by a bullet
fired by Patrolman Lewis. who was
trying TO dispense crowd which had
objected TO the arrest OF boy for
placing torpedos on the street car
tracks.
After the shooting a crowd Of 200
persons attempted to assault the po'
llcemau who was forced TO return TO
the station.
william j. OBren, y years old,
was struck in the left foot by stray
bullet
Bert Butler, l3 years old, was in
jured severely By a cannon cracker
which exploded In his right hand pre-
maturely.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-06
DIVORCED CHURCH AND STATE.
France Has Done Away With Laws
Passed a Century Ago.

Paris, July 5.-The bill for the sepa.
ration OF church and state passed the
chamber OF deputies by the decisive
vote OF 341 and 233. The result was
greeted by governmental cheering and
opposition Kisses. and there was In.
tense excitement. When the result
was officially given out there was re-
newed clamor, participated in by those
In the crowded galIerleS and Hobbies,
as we'll as by those on the floor Of the
chamber.
The most important legislation az
fecting the long social and
religious customs Of France. becomes
an accomplished fact so far as the
chamber Of deputies Is concerned Sup
pOrters OF the government congratu.
late themselves on concluding before
the long vacation, the heavy task
which has occupied almost the entire
time OF the lower house since March
22. The opponents Of the measure
utilized every means to prevent the
bill becoming a law before the ap.
preaching gel ,ral election, moving no
fewer than $50 amendments which
were rejected The discussion Of one
Of these amendments sometimes occu.
pied a whole sitting.
Tn system swept away by this bin
dates from 1901, when the famous con.
cOrdat was signed by Plus the Seventh
and Napoleon. This gave religious
governmental status, the churches be-
ing government property with the
clergy paid by the state and the entire
church administration being under the
direction OF member OF the presi.
dents cabinet, The new system abol
ishes all laws aud regulations under
concordat, ana terminates the authori
~ of the concOrdat itself
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-06
MURpERE is CAPTURED.
Taken Unawares by Detectives While
He 10 Asleep.

Louisville. Ky. July 5.--Aslcep In
the underground miles below New
Albany. Ind, William Joseph. who &C.
knowledgos that he blew on Henry
Spears head in this city June /, was
arrested. He was brought TO this city
by Detectives Ross and Donahue.
Chief OF Police Shut, uf New Al
bany: Patrolman Sinax, OF that city.
and Deputy Sheriff Crtisen assisted
the detectives and posse In locating
the man. by his side was his shotgun
which was used 10y him in ending
Spears liie
Al Jusyph's suggestion the officers
pSrtook at fish caught by him, While
the feast was going on Joseph sat
with his hands manaclCd. he did not
care to eat, but he smoked. and when
ne walked into Chief OF Detective Sui.
l!vau's office here he was still puflng
a cigar Joseph made the following
statement.
Il never met Spear until the morn.
uc ! Killed him We had several
drinks on Towhcad island where he
had our boats. Spear said somethlng
to my wife which made mo mad. Spear
drew a knife. A man grabbed him
! ran o. my boat 20 feet away. return
ed ~'u my shotgun aud Spear ad
vhnc,d Win his knife I blew on
his h,a1 and am glad ! did"
Witnesses do no, Corrohorate this
His MI. Says 'hv murder was COW.
Ardly
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-06
FOUR KILLED ~ EXPLOSION.
Seven othors Are Seriously injured by
Bursting Boiler.


Danville, Va, July 5.-Four men
were killed outright and seven Others
so seriously injured that At least . por-
ton on them will die. by the explosion
Of threshing machine engine on the
plantation OF Bush Danes, near Axton,
Henry cOuntw Virginia. The dead:
G. l. Burlington, Walter Martin, Luz
Their HIler and John Stokes.
The names OF the injured cannot be
ascertained. The accident occurred
far in the country, away from tele-
graphic and telephone Communication.
The meager account OF the accident
which Ia known here was brought 10
Axton by one of the men who escaped
the explosion. and who was so eIcit.
ed that he was unable to give a con-
nected account Of the affair. The news
came to Danyille by telephone from
Axton, the operator leaving immedi-
ately for 'he scene. thus cutting of
further communication.
Physicians from this city have hur-
ried to the scene, Nothing further
can be learned, as there are no trains
from Axton.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-06
Rockefeller Must Pay Tasss

Morgantown W. Va. July at .
special term Of the circuit copr' .
Mos ongahela county, judge Joha "
Mason handed down an opinion ,a 'hs
equity cause Of the South P.u,y.sa
MIA oil company versus &. " D,.1a
state tax commissioner and he a.'.s
Sors md Sheriff Of MononGahra c'.1
y. The effect Of the opinion b, 10 i.'
solve tho INJUNCTION heretofore ao1r.
ed the plaintiff by which the as-.s.o.'
were restrained from assessing al
the sheriff from collecting. tax y'
OF and gas leases held by %" p#.1.'
In this county Al tine sam. rW' .'
made perpetual that i'atrr. ~ o." %
Junction which restrain, ... a---
ment and collection Of tIv. I'D. '..'.
leaseholds for five years back
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-06
OPPOSED TO HANolNos.
sahdiana'S Governor lS Against Capital
PuniShmsnt Law.

Michigan City. Ind. July 5.-+Berke.
Icy Smith was hanged in the yard OF
the state penitentlary here. thereby ex.
plating the murder OF his wife In 10.
,dianapolis.
Governor Hanley. although admitted.
ly opposed to capital punishment. had
refused 10 interfere, Referring In In.
dlanapolis TO the pardon power con.
terred TO him by the constitution. no
said that he greatly desired 20 save
Smiths life, bui must execute the law.
4 9le added.
Il have profound conviction that
the state has no moral riFht to take
the lifc ~ citizen eWept In self de-
Tense. a. In the enforcement Oi fhe
law. maintenance OF peace and order.
4, or, AZ IN ease u riot. insurreriur .-
3 reboIlion.
Human lic Is too sAcr,d 'o D.
: otherwise taken even by the star. FL.
= self. We're The state 10 adup, ana.
policy Il wonld do more 10 inca case
respect for human no, than 81 can lo
by any number OF executions sbaI.
!, appeal 20 the Poop and ash that Or.
provision be stricken from TIE law b.
ere next general assemb!y,"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-06
Tragedy Occurs at pen C

TifIon, Ca. July 5-Johu kn- R'
shot and instantly killed by Joa. ''.
erts az a picnic In Worth couaN ..-
Huggins. Roberts Is a justC. u. .
peace court baIl!E. and served 3D.. ~
ecution on Benjamin Hal q,
OF which a fight ensued IN vt.0. E.
er;s was getting the bet
King a friend OF Halls. ral . 30
s'abbei Roberts Robert, .r.'
pistol and fred FIVE Shots ir'" 0.-1
one Of them going through 'a' ..i.
producing instant death. H."
wound Is very painful bui no a..
cover Both were We, 90 ." gam
ers King leaves a wife ati 81 ..
dren. and was about IS year, . '--
Roberts is a young man Wi.a q -7A.
family.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-06
TO TOW BARGE ACROSS OCEAN.
Standard Oh Company viii Make .
New Venture.

New York, July 5.--The hrst at
tempt to tow an oil barge across the
northern Atlantic is being made by
the STANDARD oil company, which has
despatched It's big oil liner. Col. Drake.
with a 1000 ton steel barge in tow,
on voyage TO London. In command
Of the Col. Drake is Captain Thomas
Fenelon, who has had long experience
In barge towing aud has q round the
Horn record. The Atlas uuder his
command took an oil barge from here
TO san Francisco, covering the dis.
lance of $4,000 miles In .7s days.
Both the Col. Drake and the barge
are equipped with wireless telegraph
apparatus. This means Of communica.
ton will be useful in stormy weather
and especially in case the six-inch
steel hawser connecting the two YES.
sells should part
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-06
BANKER LED GAY LIFE.
His ENtraVaaance Was Caused Of
Bank Belno Wrecked.

Ter Haute, Ind, July 5.-The
wreL hg Of the Vigo County National
BanA which closed after run OF two
days allowing the announcement that
Cast. 4 Gus" Conzman was short, is
followed by an exposure OF scandal
which has been a matter of gossip
for year or moe.
1t is published today that in add.
ton 10 Conzman's deals In the bank
and his prolonged gambling he was
living a dual life. A woman who had
a house in a select district was called
1pon by the cashier so frequently that
The neighbors complained to the po.
lice. 1t Is said that al times when
she had a woman friend with her
Conzman and some one Of his high.
flyer friends called al the house and
made SO merry shat the gelghbors
were incensed. Another woman. not
now In the city, to whom he paid at.
tention, Is said TO have a note in the
Vigo National bank for $1,000. Only
recently he visited a resort and gave
s. and $40 to each OF the women
and promised a piano TO one of them.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-06
ForVsr Commits suieISs.

Filtoa. Mo-. July 5,--James r. Penn
real estate and lnsEranc eagent and
one OF the best known business men
IN this part OF the state. has commit.
ted suicide by taking poison he con.
fessed to his partner and two other
citizens that he has for the past IL
years been securing MONEY fraudu'
lently by Illegal manipulation Of mort.
gage notes and 1seds. he was ~
years old tie leaves q life Insurance.
policy for Sc 900 In tavOg ~ his wid.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-06
Sentenced 70 Kiss tts w's

New York. July 5.-GeOrgs .-'-
say. ~ l25 DTesdent street Br'''.'-
Nas before Magistrate HlsEir b..
charged by his wife eth havIf 20
doned hes and their baby
'ence you % spend one dsy
with your Wifs and haby e'a.. ii
Prospect Park az at Gomez .sAS-'.
Magistrate Higsinbothan sa't
i&nasAy. yos are further ssHisaf'1
kiss your uife once each aay
80 sa = apssFs :. - =
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-06
AamlraIa oaln Zoo, Rarnnn

New Y0rk. July 5.-Edward 4. Lcas
ure. sentenced In 1891 to - years
IN Sng Sing prison after pleading
salty Of manslanghtsF in second ee
gree, has been pardoned By Governor
filesina fie owes his PARDON 70 the
eaQfss o. Rear AamiFai Clark and he
nsalbssa Al tie navnl comm.ttee Of the
hpese nf gtpEeaspnflga4 who wers
lt'ftelas - Ihe esss b. Aamira.
eIN4 eass q faarea splsssls
s. ttl - lanous
~.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-06
ErshItemsnt In chrI.tIans.

ChTlatiana, July Sit is reported
that q swedish squadron is on It's way
here. There IL intense excitement.
Two armies of Norway and Sweden
now confront each other along The
sfrontier. An overt act may prccip..
ftase hghilnE at any moment.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-06
A NOTED CRIMINAL
HIDING IN GOTHAM
Edward Guerin Escapes From
French Penal Colony.
HIS CAREER AREMARkAsLE ONE
He Was Serving a Lifs'S Sentence for
Robbing the American Express Com
pany in Paris-He was q Pal Of
Tom o'Brien, Murderer.

Tom o'Brien, Murderer.
New York, July Edward Gueru
for whom the police and secret DIT ..
tlves have been searching since MAY
is said by the World 70 be in Nra
York city. Guerin was serving
lie sentence in the French pena. cy'
ony on Devils Island. He had b..
sent from Paris in 1901 for robJ.,.
the American Express company 'lyr.
Of $4,000 As he had robbed g..
Bank OF Lyons, in France, ten year.
or $4,000. the French govern -
gave him the minimum penalty. N-..
was life. In prison he met Tom
OBrien, an American murderr, AM
they planned escape The chance
came to obtain liberty. and d, ..
later with Guerin az his side. !. l..r
Guerin became III and was trau-lvIr,l
to the mainland. French Guiana
On May I Guerin was outside '.-
lines and made his way through -
swamps. provided with food AMI l,a,
The fugitive was captured and roaJ.
by Indians before he got TO Du..
Guiana, 500 miles north. The IuI.4..
left him for dead on the outskirts 70
Paramaritso, In Dutch Guiana Ie
was found by two American, who FL
and clothed him and AZ G'o,It1R@
in British Guiana he was treated Us
physician unit. he was all. 20 $50.
on the James HasrIson for New Np..
Seven weeks ago, Guerin, reduce. o.
skeleton, arrived IN New NoIo ~
the same time the state d"0trw 30
was appraised Of Guerin's ,Scapr 40
agent was sent 10 New York 10 ira
him. The agent failed 10 locate A.u
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-06
rrasedy over Line Of Fence.

Coshocton. o., July 5.-ln a hKht
over line fence near Wills Greek.
shot and instantly killed Harvey Pratt.
William Lawyer a young farmer.
After the tragedy Lawyer went TO his
home and barricaded himself. News
Ga the murder spread like wildhre.
and 'Son the sheriff proceeded in an
automobile 10 the scene. lie found
that a mob Of people had surrounded
Lawyers fortress The sheriff called
upon the murderer 10 surrender, but
he refused TO 40 So lie was on the
point OF breaking in the door when
pistol shot rang out, When the OH
Ger entered Lawyer was dead. He had
shot himself through the heart. Pratt
was the tenant OF Lawyer. who owned
a big estate near Wills Greek.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-06

Grand Forks. y. D.. July k,-This
se9icu Of the state was F3slted -
terrific ha" storms and great 6anaAse
has resulted tiailstones as lnrBe q
her.s .sIs col. for a period o. ffom n
q. l- -r.. No reprots are oAi3in,
a.. ..r fr. cogntry. IN thls ells
r.. .....af tollArs wogth q via.
... .... ... aroken. A. = eircas ltnf
... crowd hat Tnis4tR
. -.ae ~ VII
... has, SytNe
rcaft a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-15

cd as a continuous piece Of property,
and tho assessed value per milo Is tho
same Tor tho entire length thereof.
This IL tho law Of California and nearly
all other states. II obviates tho ap.
parent injustice Of assessing railroads
az double aud treble tho value In ono
county that tho sane property Is val.
ued az In other counties.
o. Tho bin also provided means OF
arriving az tho assessment and taxation
Of sleeping cars, dining cars, refriger
alton cars, oil and tank cars, not own,
cd by the railroad company, property
now entirely escaping taxation In most
counties OF this state.
What tho Bni Produces.
Increaso from insurance tax, eati,
mated ,,,,,.,, ,,s.,,.,..,t $4,000
Increase railroad assessment. ssti.
mated at mills. ,... ..,. $4,000
Increase from ears not owned, az
3 mills ,,,, ,,.,,,, 90. Gee, 10000
Increase from inheritance tax, es-
timated.. .... OIL. ,.,,,,,. 100000
Increase from publicity tax rolls,
25 per cent. .. ,.,, OF. ,, 10000
Increase from sonnemann bin, esti'
mated.... o.. o., o.. o.. ..., $4,000
Total Increase under this bin, ssti'
mated ,,.. o., 90. ., .,,,..t23oOoO
Collected az Present.
Corporation tax. D.. 20, .,.,tl2o,0Oo
Insurance tax, o.. 10000. o., 10000.
Gee. .. .,., 10000
Total from indirect taxation. $4,000
This amount is estimated 70 be one
half the state revenues required.
Conservative Estimates.
Your committee has made eonserya'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-15
OF Intrcst % rhin veal People.

II is perfectly understood by every
alok man or woman that n they can
got some remedy that win stop tho
gradual ioas OF nesh and strength,
their recovery d assured. People that
are nervous aud unsteady, with dinsy
spells, weakened memory, add loss Of
ambition, their blood IL thin and wat.
ory. Il shows In their sallow complex.
Ion and tired manner, soon AZ they
commence 70 gain hesh they look bet.
tor and sleep better. To gain from 10
lbs OF good solid feah per week, the
blood must be mads rich and pure.
DR.. Gums Blood and Nerve Tonic
puts In tho body the very pith OF
what makes pure, rich blood In the
most direct way, and cures disease by
making strength. This tonic l. In tab.
les form, 20 bo taken right after meals
Sold by All druggists Tor 75e per box.
OF boxes for %. For women = weak.
neaa better remedy was never made.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-15

rhe above IL the usual verdict Of
the traveller using the Missouri Pacific
railway between tho Pacific coast and
the oass, and we believe that the sorv-
ies and Accommodations given merit
this statement. From Denver, Colora-
do Springs and Denver there are two
through trains daily 10 Kansas City
and 81. Louis, carrying PuilmAn's lat
eat standard eleetrie-lighted sleepina
ears chair cars and uP-to-dAts dlnine
cara TAe same eresllent service Il
operatod from Kansas City and 81
Louis 10 Memphis, Little Rock and Hot
springa II you are going east Or
south, write for particulars and FUN In.
formation.
w. o. M'BRIDE, Gen. Agt,
ist Thisd "a. Portland. Ore.