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one must bear in mind that in going
to England we have to move our
watches up one half hour every day.
One day on ship is 23l-2 hours We
travel mile in about 8 minutes.
We are on British ship and sail.
ing under a British Aag. Our cap
tain is monarch over every one. But.
we are loyal Americans, On July
ith we had elaborate celebrations OF
a worthy kind, We had never ap-
prcciated religious liberty quite so
much as s.nce we have been deprived
of it on board Of this ship We ask
ed privilege of having services in
our large dining room, but were alb.
solutely refused, Nothing but Ep,-
copal services can be held there, and
once q week. But the word Of God
is not bound-neither is a christians
mouth. We hold regular services
every day on deck. These are glo-
rious, On Sunday we lad a regular
revival. Many requests for prayer
were made, and many profosSed faith
in Christ. The third class passen-
gers sent request for us to come
and bold services for them, The Of
fcers would not allow It, but we
stood on upper deck and held ser
vices for them. The officers watch
us very carefully, but we keep fully
within bounds Of propriety. Every
one is impressed with the christian
fellowship. We have them from
the East and West, from the North
and the South both as to country
and denomination-we worship God
together. Sometimes a familiar tune
is struck up in an unknown tongue,
but 1t touches sympathetic chord
in our heart and together we sing
and rejoice.
We are now passing over what is
known as Devils Hole where scamen
have sounded z miles deep and the
bottom has not been found. An officer
told me little while ago that there
was no bottom to be found. Many
disasters have occurred here.
We are now shout 400 miles from
Queenstown, Ireland where few OF
us have decided to get off and take
in little of PATS country and spend
Sunday in Wales where the great re-
vival has been going on. Monday
we will visit several points OF
special interest and reach London lat'
in the day. We will take in Liver
pool later
So far our trip has been delightful
To make it more home like we haC
on yesterday two silver wedding'
with appropriate ceremonies and pre-
sentalion of presents donated bY tb'
messengers. We have not had any
storm-just roll enough to make il
interesting. We have an abundance
Of very good food. If one asks io'
luck and gets Jack rabbit or chick
en- and gets petrided squiuel it mat
ters out little for the supply and va
riety are almost unlimited
With much love to all America
am Yours truly,
r. I. MARSH.
July sth, 1900
Mailed from Queenstown, lreland.)
P.S, Late in the afternoon the
ship is rolling and tossing a little a'
if showing how she could do it II she
wished. Some are lying down foI
their health. The writer is still and
expects to remain fright side uE
with care. "-R. T. MARSH.
A Card,
The new enterprise., 1905-08-03
'ecOnd Quarterly Tour of the State
DIR. E. H. ARMSTRONG,
And Staff OF SPECIALISTS

And Staff OF Specialists
ii Laura st. Jacksonville, Fla.
Are making their second quarterly
|Our of Western and Middle FloTida,
|nd will be at the
MERCHANTS HOTEL
|ere, Aug, 10 to IL. Complete
|onrs Of the entire State are to be
Pede every three months, thus Of
|ering patients an unusual opportunl'
y Of having their cases receive con
Eant and regular attention. All
pses taken cared for free Of any adj
idonal charge for one year.
Following are a few o. the cities
lsited by the Doctor, with dates
Madison, Aug, 10 to IL; Green
pile, Aug. l2; Aucilla, Aug 49,
lonticello, Aug IA to 49, Lloyd,
lug. II.
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HOPKINS

The Club masquerade ball Friday evening was
attended by about thirty couples E1darn's or
chestra furnished the music
A second masked ball was held Saturday eve
ming by the Hopkins Dancing club. 1t was only
Tor the club members and their first formal
party Of the year. Others will follow soon,
The Eastern Star held its weekly meeting
Thursday evening in the Masonic Temple lodge
gooms.
Friday evening the fall revival meeting Of
the Jewel Rebekah lodge was held at the lodge
program was given and supper served later
The Methodist: society will meet WEDNESDAYS
afternoon with Mrs. Cooper. Luncheon will be
served.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Catholic church
met Tuesday with Mrs. Jungbluth. This So
ciety no longer serves a lunch, but meets once
In two weeks to sew for fair to be given just
before Christmas. The next meeting will be
at the home Of Mrs. Maleck.
The st. Louis Park Congregational Ladies' Aid
society Is planning to join the Aid society of
the same church in Hopkins for a big fair and
ladies of the Park to furnish articles for
the sale while the Hopkins ladies will donate
the supper.
large group of people spent a most delightful
afternoon at the home of Mrs. William Schuss-
Ter. who entertained the Congregational Ladies'
Aid society.
Honor will take place Tuesday evening.
An old-fashioned New England supper will
be given by the Congregational church Tuesday
evening in the church parors.
Charles Richardson is entertaining his broth
er from Fond du Lac. Wis
Miss Born Of Minneapolis is visiting Mis-:
Isabel Anderson.
Charles Shaughensey has left for Gaynor, Wis.
where he will spend the remainder Of the win
ter.
Medical association, was the guest over Sunday
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Q. O. Rudd.
! Mr. and Mrs William Makrousky have movet
permanently to Minneapolis They at HON,
at 21OS Sixteenth avenue s.
J. q. Wavack spent Saturday at New Prague
MINI.
The st. Louis Park band is making plan
to serenade Hopkins Monday night If the wealth
er permits.
F. W. smetana, formerly of Hopkins, ant
now of st. Paul, spent Monday here will
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lundquist spent the weekend
at Norwood with Mr.. and Mrs. Krause ant
family.
Mr.. Elliott Of the Dean. Elliott Co.. who has
Ill for time with appendicitis at ST
Barnabas hospital, will leave Minneapolis Tues
day for his home in Iowa. He will return t.
Hopkins In about two three weeks.
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E ditto rial S or1.
HAMLINE

President and Mrs. George H. Bridgemau
gave reception Tuesday evening at their home
for the students Of Hamline university. Tho
parlors were decorated with autumn foliage.
nsters and roses Dean and Mrs. Loren Batchel-
der, Professor and Mrs. Osborn Professor and
Mrs: Drew, Professor and Mrs. Cooper, Mr. and
Mrs Joseph Hackney, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Montgomery assisted about the rooms ana In re-
ceiying.
Alpha Phi and Phi Alpha gave an informal
reception Saturday evening at the 7. NJ. G. A.
rooms.
The lady members OF the Ravens club gave
progressive luncheon Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Graham entertained
Friday evening in honor of. the twenty fifth an
decorated with autumn foliage. Mrs. W. S. Van
Meter, Mrs Edward Sanford and Mrs. L.. Gra-
ham assisted about the rooms
Miss Mary Miller will spend the winter in
Denver. + F.. .E4E
DR.. and, Mrs. R. N. Avison, who are begin
ming the sixth year OF service in Hamline
Methodist church. were guests Of honor at a
Miss Florence Shove was given towel shower
at the home OF Miss Mabel Wood and parcel
! shower at the home Of Miss Heal last week,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Randall have gone to
the Pacific coast for month. -<@Es
Miss Ethel Farmer gave an entertainment at
st: Paul's college Friday evening i
The Misses Eta and Louella Webb gave
handkerchief shower Thursday evening in honor
of Mrs. Florence Shove, bride Of this month.
Miss Emma Johnson has returned from Port
iano, Ore, and is guest Of Mrs. G. Stearns.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank McCord have returned
from summer at Annandale. - a-Ez.s
Miss Cora Winston has returned from a six
| months visit at Richmond, Va. -ss.',2- p
Mrs. ]. P. Caldwell has returned from Kan
sas City, Mo. His . e.. -r.s -, p = .
Mrs. Albert Wallace spent the week at Win
nebsgo City.
Mrs. c. A. French has returned to Monticello
| Mrs. A. Wingard and Miss Leona Wingard
| have returned from long visit on the Pacific
| coast. il 80 .''.- .-.s.,9--'a y ~
| Miss Margaret Andrews has taken charge Of
| the physical department Of the Y. W. c. A.
I of Jamestovny N. Y. .-r~ :
| Mrs. Wallace Ballentyne entertained the
ladies Of the Episcopal church Wednesday.
| Miss NJ. Carlotta Stockdill has returned from
| a year In California. ,z.5'.ts + @..'s = .
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ST. ANTHONY PARK

D. O. Francis left Sunday evening for the
southern part Of the state.
Friday afternoon.
Mrs J. R. Mason is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
G. 8. Williams at Walker, MINI.
Mrs. Lovine will entertain the Ladies' Aid
society Of the Congregational church Tuesday
afternoon.
" The Junior sewing circle met W 18th Mrs. Mason
Saturday afternoon
Miss Bertha tSeeger will entertain the L. B.
Il. " club Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Percy Yittum Of st. Paul Park enter
tained the Ladies' guild of the Episcopal church
Tuesday at euchre.
Mrs Meek viii entertain the Monday Euchre
club this week.
Miss Jennie Ware is visiting at Mortified,
Mrs George orippen has returned to her home
in Madison. Wis. g ~
Mr.. and MRS J. L. Ware are entertaining
Mrs. A. B. Ware Of Anoka.
" Miss Scott Of Duluth was the guest Of Mrs.
William Belford the first of the week.
The Reading circle will meet with Mrs. Burg
hardt on Thursday. 3-'. -
taken the D. G. Martin house ON Bayless avenue
Mrs. William Bedford and children spent Sun
day at Red Rock 'ssi
Mrs. A. E. Wellington's dancing classes helt
their first meetings on Friday evening and Sat
urday afternoon in Central hall. .....l A..
Miss Gertrude Langley, who has been the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Jewett, has returned
to her home in Chicago. 49,: 49,.
Walter Cram of Sheldon. Iowa. was the CUES
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cram Sunday.
The Junior society Of the Congregations
church met with Mrs. e. s. Presley Friday
afternoon. ..,s@
Mrs. Jewett entertained on Monday evening
for her sister. Miss Gertrude Langley
Mrs. Westphal OF Bayless avenue viii enter
tain the missionary society Of the Methods
church this week. H..
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Graft of Estherville
Iowa. were. the guests of Professor and Mrs
81. S. Baker and Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Matsck'
this week. s>,7 - s f=
Professor and Mrs. 8. B. Green entertained
at dinner Monday evening. Covers were lait
for ten.
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FORT SMELLING

Miss Ovenshine of Washington, D. O., Is
visiting her brother, Captain q. G. Ovenshine,
OF the Twenty eighth infantry.
Miss Westlake Of Minneapolis was the guest
OF Captain and Mrs. Pearce for the hop We'd
nesday night. :sss tssss. Sc ~ b 81
A Thursday afternoon the young people Of the
post enjoyed q horseback ride thru the brisk
autumn air. The, riders were Miss sWestlake,
Miss Morgan Rand Miss Keyes and Lieutenants
Smith; Lowe and Bankhead. 43.9sssss .3 q:
Mrs, Lorenzo Gasser gave avery pretty card
party Thursday afternoon Six-handed euchre
was played sat six tables. The prizes, ex-
quisite examples Of the hostess's handiwork in
china painting were captured byt3 Mrs. Frick
and Mrs. Bamford; the guests prize, a dainty
lace handkerchief going ito Mrs. Mathews OF
Kentucky. ls. Isl SIS i
Captain A. w Bjornstad and his bride were
of the death of the latter's father John 4
Sabin. at San Francisco. Mr. Sabin had been
in delicate health for years, but his death al
last came suddenly and unexpectedly Cap
tain and Mrs.: Bjornstadt have abandoned theil
trip abroad for the present and have returned
to San Francisco. Mr. Sabirl was general man.
ager and principal owner of the Pacific Coas
Telephone company, which does most of tn,
telephone business of San Francisco and Lol
Angeles. s.&&
Miss Drew. who has heen visiting Captain and
Mrs. Hedekin of the cavalry post for some
time, left for her home in Brooklyn, N. Y.
w
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MERRIAM PARK

Mr.. and Mrs. sewall A. Clifton Of 2056 selby
Avenue gave musicale in honor Of the twen
ing. About fifty guests were present. The
rooms were decorated with autumn foliage.
Mrs. B. A. Phillips has returned from visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Black of Duluth.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Coykendall have returned
from their summer home at Gull lake.
, Miss ,Huxtable entertained the Bishop GIL
bert chapter of the Daughters Of the King
The Ladies' society of Trinity Methodist
church has elected the following officers for this
winter: Mrs A. B: Rand. president; Mrs. J. G.
Barwise, vice PRESIDENT Mrs. J. II: Crider Sec
retary; Mrs. Bray, treasurer.
Rev. and Mrs. George Ten Brock have re-
turned from visiting Rev. W. Ten. Brock in
Mrs. H. X. E. Callahan has gone to California
for the winter. - II
The. Misses Rose and Anna Keller. Of Du-
buque: Iowa, have been visiting Miss L. Kllan
of Iglehart street. -. = -
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mcclure announce the
engagement of their daughter, Janet Morland
and Harry A. Hageman. III !
Mrs: Williston. who has been the guest Of
Mrs. Watkins, has returned to Chicago -
Mr.. and Mrs. George Geary are in Cincinnati
where Mr.. Geary is attending the National Rail-
way Clerks convention. ..- - :.
Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Watson have returned
from Cleveland, Ohio. ...-'A
Mrs. Sidney Hance Of owatonna has been a
guest of Mr. and Mrs. George smitten of Mar
| Mrs. E.. A. Currie has returned from sum-
| mer in Seattle. r.. "%
Mrs. Frank Buswell entertained the Merriam
| Park Study club Wednesday afternoon
Mrs. Stevens, who spent the summer with her
children Mr.. and Mrs. F. C, Stevens, has re-
| turned to Boston. -
! Miss Stella Siebold was maid Of honor at the
| Heck -Hursch wedding in Newport Tuesday.
| Mrs. T. NJ Winslow has been entertaining q
| party Of guests from Kansas City. Mo.
Miss Olive Stevens has been entertaining Miss
! Georgia Sherman Of Mile Laos, MINI.
! NJ INF fisa
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Pierce Of Bald
Eagle lake. ~e%S
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ST.. PAUL

~ IS IAOL
Mrs. John D. OBrien of Crocus Hill has is.
sued cards for a reception to be given Tuesday
afternoon, Oct. "a, to introduce Miss Rachel
OBrten and Miss Mary O'Brien.
The engagement is announced in Bridgeport,
Conn.,. of Miss Helen f., Bishop. daughter OF
Ferris Ferris Bishop, to Robert Stanley Hineks of
bridgeport. Miss Bishop is sister of Mrs.
Charles w. Gordon OF ST. Paul. s. y II )
Mrs Kittie streeter Of Fifth street announces
the engagement of her daughter, Miss Laura
Ethel streeter, to Edmund Leroy Macdonald.
The wedding will take place this month.
Thursday at her home on Summit avenue. Miss
Mary Bradshaw of Superior and Macmillan
Dick of st. Paul gave the program.
Mrs. G. A. Severance gave an autumn break
fast at Cedarhurst Tuesday In honor of Miss
Gordon Mr.. French and their guests from out
to the Severance country home in automobiles.
In supg aF h hed Mas
Mrs. 9. ". Hodgkinson, Beacon avenue, gave
luncheon Tuesday in honor of Mrs. ]. Fl. Knob
LAUGH Of Emmetsburg, Iowa.
Mrs. William J. Dean Grand avenue, gave a
luncheon Tuesday for Miss Compton of Natchez
who Is the guest of Miss Dean of Summit
avenue.
Mrs. Conrad Gotztan and Miss Ruberta Got
Nan OF Portland avenue are home from Boston.
Mrs. George Langford, who has been visiting
Mrs. Augustine Langford Of Grand avenue, has
Left for Illinois,
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Clark and Mrs. Gil
christ OF Portland avenue have gone to New
York.
Captain and Mrs Henry Castle and their
daughters will spend the winter at the Angus.
Mr.. and Mrs Sherman Finch of Portland ave-
dFo and Roscoe Herssy
a3ent the summer in the east.
Mrs Charles E. Smith Of Marshall avenue is
home from years sojourn in Europe. Miss
Mary Guest Smith visiting friends in the
east and will not return to St. Paul until
November
Mrs. Jasper B. Tarbox has closed her country
nome at White Bear and Is at II Summit court
3or the winter.
Mrs. Otto Kiliani, who spent the past month
with her cousin, Mrs William F. Peet, lett last
evening for New York.
Miss Jane Pollock has arrived from California
70 visit her sister, Miss Hester Pollock Of the
Ashland, and later she will go to Saltwater
to spend the winter.
Mrs is rslinx Of ser With
Mrs. Charles H Clark Of Holly avenue
Miss Freeman. who visited Mrs Oliver Dali
nois. ~
Mrs. Edward r. Stone of Fort Crook. Neb
Is visiting her mother, Mrs. H. A. Castle. al
Silver lake. "
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Drtscou Of Summit ave-
York. ~ AVN
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Severance have come Ut
few days. 10
Mr.. and Mrs. Ambrose Tghe of DAYTON ave
nue. have gone to New York
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Tt is said that since he began the
practice Of law in New York city, after
his defeat for the. presidency. Judge
the rate of $4,000 annually. 4
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Much il Little
The world s. production of gold il
1904 exceeded $341, 100000.

The world 8 production Of gold in
1904 exceeded $341,500,000.
A bee, unladen, will fly forty miles
an hour; but one returning to the hive
laden with honey does not travel faster
than twelve miles an hour.
A second steamer is about to be
placed upon Lake. Titicaca, which is
$4,000 feet abovei: sea level in the An
DIES Of Peru. The first steamer, which
plecemeal. and IS now being recon.
structed upon the shores Of the. lake. +.
To keep the channels and the bar of
the River Mersey at Liverpool at a
tons Of sand were dredged from the
estuary last year. Since 1890 about 49,
100000 tons have been removed in this
way. ( ". =. 1ol,:5
Berlin has almost as many telephone
subscribers as the whole of France.
Paris has the biggest debt Of any
city in the world. y It amounts to $780,
100000. :2.s-...r III. ~. =. s:
The magicians* in London have
Magic circle. They found this neces-
sary to protect their tricks, as many
Of the best onespwere being exposed
by the burlesquerssin the music halls
NJ. Lepine, chief Of the Paris police
has organized a squadron Of 10 DO
lice, mounted, on motor bicycles, for The
control Of motor cars. 1r= /
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Submarine signaling has been tried
successfully in the Mersey. The Lucania;
heard the bell at a distance Of nine
and a half knots while she was under
full speed. ...
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internal revenue statistics show that
the consumption Of tobacco is increas-
ing in the United States. In the year
ended June 80, tax was paid on $780,
337 200 cigars and 3,376,633, 673. cigar
cts. The. year previous, 185,0OO,O00
less cigars and 142,0O0,o0O less cigar
cts were manufactured
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Men and Women,

DR.. Marcus Fitsherbert- Wheatland, a
colored physician of Newport, R. T., is
recognized as New England IS leading
specialist in Acknowledgements and the
X-ray. In early life he was shoe
maker. RI" .=~' =, -. =.
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Mrs. John D. O'Brien of Crocus Hill has is.
sued cards for a reception to be given Tuesday
afternoon, Oct. "a, to introduce Miss Rachel
OBrien and Miss Mary O'Brien.
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Mrs. Kittie Streeter Of Fifth street announces
the engagement Of her daughter, Miss Laura
Ethel Streeter, to Edmund Leroy Macdonald.
The wedding will take place this month.
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The engagement Is announced in Bridgeport,
Conn.,, of Miss Helen f., Bishop, daughter OF
Ferris Bishop, to Robert Stanley Hincks Of
bridgeport. Miss Bishop is a sister of Mrs.
Charles W. Gordon of st. Paul. r., III !.
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Four negroes are in the service Of the
imperial family in Russia, being almost
inseparable from the car and his chill
ddren, to whom they are deeply attached:
They are attired in the costliest gar:
ments, with gold ornaments. -.
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Mrs. Conrad Gotzan and Miss Ruberta Got
Rian Of Portland avenue are home from Boston.
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Mrs. G. ". Hodgkinson, Beacon avenue, gave
q luncheon Tuesday in honor of Mrs. j. H. Knob
LAUGH Of Emmetsburg Iowa.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Clark and Mrs. Gil
christ OF Portland avenue have gone to New
York.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-15

Mrs. George Langford, who has been visiting
Mrs. Augustine Langford Of Grand avenue has
Left for Illinois.
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Miss Jane Pollock has arrived from California
TO visit her sister, Miss Hester Pollock of the
Ashland and later she will go to Saltwater
to spend the winter.
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Mrs. Daniel R. Noyes gave a song recital
Thursday at her home on Summit avenue. Miss
Mary Bradshaw Of Superior and Maximillian
Dick of st. Paul gave the program. .s.
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Mrs. William J. Dean, Grand avenue, gave
luncheon Tuesday for Miss Compton of Natchez
who Is the guest Of Miss Dean of Summit
avenue,
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Mrs: Charles Putnam of Spokane with her
two children, is visiting parents, MT. ana
Mrs. Charles H Clark Of Holly avenue.
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Mrs. G. A. Severance gave an autumn break
fast at Cedarhurst Tuesday In honor of Miss
Gordon, Mr.. French and their guests from out
OF town. There were eighteen guests. all going
to the Severance country home in automobiles.
In the evening Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Gordon
gave a supper for the bridal party. = : -
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Miss Freeman who visited Mrs. Oliver Dali
rymple OF Summit avenue has returned to I'LL
nois, w -'
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Captain and Mrs. Henry Castle and their
daughters will spend the winter at the Angus.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-15

Mrs. Charles E. Smith Of Marshall avenue is
home from years sojourn in Europe. Miss
Mary Guest Smith IS visiting friends in the
November.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-15

Berlin has almost as many telephone
subscribers as the whole Of France.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-15

Mrs. Otto Kiliani, who spent the past month
with her cousin. Mrs. William F. Peet, left last
evening for New York.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Finch Of Portland ave-
home from New York They were ac-
eonpanied by Mt. and Mrs. Roscoe Hersey, who
A9ent the in the east,
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Mrs. Jasper B. Tarbox has closed her country
nome at White Bear and is at II Summit court
for the winter.
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Paris has the biggest debt Of any
| city in the world. Y It amounts to $780,
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Michael F. Dwyer, long notable
figure in the racing world, has broken
down mentally and physically and will
be placed in sanatorium at Amitz-
vile, L. l.. He won and lost millions
on the turf in his time. = -.
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Mrs Edward r. Stone Of Fort Crook, Neb
IS S,, visiting her mother, Mrs. H. A. Castle, al