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Alaska sentinel., 1905-10-05

Complete plans were outlined by President Frank NJ. Stone, of the Alaska Treasu. e Gold Mining Co. for the development of the company's property at Nevada creek, below l the famous Treadwell property. Foreman 1 Hudson has a crew of men arranging duck covered tents for the accommodation of the mine and surface crews, and on Oct. l, Il s expected that the new four-drill compressor will he installed and the water power con necton finished all ready for tie double crews to start work.-Dispdtch. Miners license in the Yukon will now be 5 and will expire on June 30 of each year The size of creek claims will be 9Jo leet long and 20U0 feet wide One dl~c0verer gets l ,5OO feet, and where there are two dis coverers they get ,o0O feet each.-D. L NeUs. Mr. L. J. Cole came in Sunday from up the river where he hadI been with several parties who are hunting specimens Tor a government institution. They got 3 Erizziy and brown bear and several good specimens
 Take look at your subscription receipt, and see if you owe us anything, As we have numerous obligations to meet prompt payments on subscription will be appreeiat- ed by us.
 Martin Hofstad left on the Dolphin 10
  town in Washington that Leo Patenauue says-barring Wrangell-is the best town on earth.
 Mrs. Fox, wife of the manager of the Fox 1 Island marble propertles and 4ittie son, ar rived from Seattle last week and have gone over to the west coast 10 join MT. Fox.
 Johnnie Engstrom expected to ship his l schooner load of salmon below on the Far allon, but us she had full cargo, Johhnle will A.,yc to "bide wee
 Ms, Anna Berg spent a few days at Pe- l tersb;rg during the week, going thence to Kett j ,all on the Georgia and returning to 1 WraEgell on the Seattle.
 Mir. fred Johnson has made arrangements to o;cn out a boot and shoe shop ill the rooin tt the corner of the alley just below 1 the SENTINEL office.
 Owing to circumstances over which the parties Who were to give the poverty oall Oct. I,h, have no control, the same has been decla"rd oH
 AarsarisED LErrERs-At the Wrangel | Post iace Oct. 1, l305; Larsen, Andrew; Ber1 aald, Moller; Robinson, Mir. Ed; swan 1 sou, .t. James II. The above letter will be hot in the Wrangell office for jo dars, after whic, thcg will be sent to the Dead l Lette. office. J, l.. NoRpES, |, A'
 Nil. J. F. Hamilton returned from pot- land OH lh. Se~tl an We are t.eased 0 report that after severa weeks treAlnent at Oregon's metropolis, he returns home alm 1st well man.
 Beginning Sunday moraing, for several days this week the wind has been blowing equal to a young cyclone, making things fairly jingle. Tuesday morning the old flag staff at the custom house went down and crashed inty the roof of the anntx to the building, doing no further damage than making a small hole in the roof The pole was rotten 10 the core,
 Read the notice of the meeting of the Board of Equalization and if you have any grievance regarding your assessment, go be- fore them-or forever after hold your peace.
 Henry Farrer, who worked on the steam CT Challenge al summer and made the fast trip with the Alaska, gCes to his home at ! Bellingham, Wash. on the Seattle.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-10-05

Charley Darwell goes to work for Mir. John Mantle. Charley is an expert cooper.
 Wien the steamer Mabel went onto the rocks, near Old Town, a few weeks ago, J. A. Mason fell and cracked couple of his ribs, and it still gives him no little pain and trouble.
 Col. c. r. Mason, manager of the Marble Creek properties, was passenger south on the Dolphin, on his way to his old home in the west. The Col. has been in poor health for some time past, and takes 6 trip with the hope Of improving it,
Alaska sentinel., 1905-10-05

Capt. von Hasslocher came over from Sha- kan on the last trip of the Peerless and with wife and baby, who had been visiting MT. and Mrs. Carlyon the past two weeks, Jeff for their home at Ketchikan. The Capt. and his partner have lately finished building s9ne houses at Shakan and Marble Creek.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-10-05
Our Local Grist.

The Wrangell Robe Tannery will tan your Furs and Hides properly.
 E. WEST & P. HAuo TIT.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-10-05

Miners license in the Yukon will now be 5 and will expire on June 30 of each year. The size of creek claims will be 5o0 feet long and 2,0O0 feet wide One di~coverer gets 300 feet, and where there are two dis coverers they get ,o00 feet each.-D | Ne~s
Alaska sentinel., 1905-10-05

Take look at your subscription receipt and see if you owe Us anything, As "' payments on subscription will be appreciate ed by us.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-10-05

Martin Hofstad left on the Dolphin 10 make his home at Tacoma. That k the town in Washington that Leo Patenaude says-barring Wrangell-is the best town on earth
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1905-02-01
Ekki hefr einveldinu q R1sslandi reitt betur

pao kl6ra6 sig fran ur pv1 basil med ymsum br6g6-
UNI, ca helzt me5 pvl az gefa lit brGfpeninga q
eigin dbyrgo, pc enginn %l0gm@tur gjaldeyrir
sta0i q bak VIC pa. Loks fengu Rdssar fjarmala-
raogjafa, sem dugur var i a d0gum Alexanders
III. PAD var De Witte.- Sa raogjaf helt reynd-
ar afram uppteknum h@tti, 40 lana peninga erlend-
is, en- ham kom a gang malmpeningum og safnaoi
miklum malmfor6a i fjdrhirzlu rikisins. Ham for
s1nu fran hvao sem hver sagoi, og' vildi lata fara
sparlega med fG0. AT ressu varo ham 6vins@ll
hja hiroinni og st6rhertognm peim, sem NEST
hugou a svall og sallih. par ger0ist aftur gamla
sagan er Turgot prGdika0i sparsemi fyrir Ldovlk
konungi sextanda og drotningu hans, bre0rum og
hirom0nnum, OF a6ei0ingarnar hafa alt 40 pessu
verio mj0g svipa0ar. l.dov1k XVI. for ao raoum
hiromanna sinna, v6k Turgot fra v0ldum og kom
q stao fr0rsku ACKNOWLEDGMENT 1889. Nikulas
II. hlyddi samskonar raoum og baud De White ao
leggja niour vGldin, en- af pvi leiddi Pao 40 gull
foroi, sd or De Wittc hafoi safnao, hvarf allur /
strioskostna0 ems og DROP 1 sj6inn, OF stcrfG var
tekio til lans err ham pvarr, og meiri lantOkur cru
ern / v@ndrm. A banda lyonum liggja MI pyngri
skattar en- ham getur undir risio, og MI err 70 YER
ID ao leggja 4 hanp nyja skatta / tilb6t, -ekkia
r6 az verja pv1 fe i rikisins partir, heldur a 40
borga meo rvl ,Jjar rikissku)dir Rdssa. Pa0 lit
ur MI helzt 1T fy rir 40 r1kio sc q g6oum vegi mco
ao veroa gjaldprota. Jean De Bloch, r1ssneski
rith0fundulinn, sem kom Niku:asi II. til Pess a0
kalla MEM til friostefnunnar 1 Haag, syndi fran
< l,a ; r;t,,, c1,,,,r oa Of mil-ill Sfcianr risi INN
mccall NATURALIZATION, ia .myndu par fjooir,
sem hlrt attu az rvi str1oi, ALTAR veroa gjaldprota,
og pao litur helzt 1T fyrir az sd s%padomur Sc MI 40
rBtast.
Sauna cr ao segja UNI natt1ruau6 landsins.
Ham viroist vera nnstum takmarkalaus, en- elm
valds %stj0rnin / FGtursborghetr alt at staoio lvegi
fyrir pvi, ao ham komi verulega ao notum. pvi
stao pess ao ALTAR aorar framfara fj6oir heimsins
nj6ta mentunar og nokkurs frelsis, sem kemur
pvi til lei0ar a0 mccall peirra cru margin menn, err
af sjalrsdaoum TAXA ser eitthvao nytt fylir hcndur,
la hetir stj6rn Rdssa await lagt bana fyrir alfy0u-
mentun og verio pess letjandi a0 einstakir mem
%fengjust vi0 nybreytni, en- hefir jafnan leitast VIC
as halda 0llum framf0rum i hendi ser imam skrif.
stofuveggjanna / PGtursboig.
AUD og ahi rj60arinnar hefr verio beint 40
pv1 ao fullkomna 0fugan hera1a. En- herf1okkar
R1ssa, p6 hraustir seu og harosn1nir, hafa re- hin
s10ari drin oroio az lata undan herafi annara
mentaora pj6oa.
VGr heyrum suma segja a0 Rdssar hlj0ti ao
bera hRrri hlut / vioureigninni vic Japana aour
likur, s0kum pess a0 peir seu rrefalt MANNHEIM: en-
Japanar. Fyrir pvi err t6 al minata kosti engin
vissa az svo fari. Eff str1o petta sta0i ytir i thu ar
-. eoa fmtau ,gati reyndar svo fario ao R1ssar gerou
Japana uppgefna en- 4 skemri TINA geta Feir pao
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1905-02-01

ser anauoarokinu 'og koma Dyrri stjorn q fot, ma
geta pess er geroist pegar upppotio ward a Russ
landi a d0gum Nikulasar 1. pegar bdio var a6
bala pao niour,voru forsprakkar PETRA herdeilda,
er t6ku patti i pvi, yfrheyroir og mccall annars
spuroir a0 pvj, hvao peim hefoi gengio til a6
hr6pa og heimta stjornarskra "a rdssnesku:
constitutzd) --eins og peir oft h6fou CERT i emu
hlj6oi. En- bandur pessir og hermean dr banda
aokki sv0ruou festir a pa lei6, ao ser hef5i ekki
togafrdin, kona Konstantlns storhertoga. Bersyni-
lega er pess hattar lyour ekki undir PAD bdinn a6
stj6rna ser %sjalfur ems og aorar %frjalsar rjooir, er
MI hafa pingraoi<
En- petta er i manu- sam andi vio pau vandra6i,
er liggja til grundyallar fyrir astandi pj00arinnar.
Pj6oin var st0dd a v%egam6tum pegar Nikulas I.
kom til rikis arid 1926, og honum var iEnanhandar
40 auka .os bata alpyoumentuu i riki sinu, pv1
fyrirrennari hans hafoi byrjao a p1 og oroio mix
ID agengt ia att; en- ham geroi p,o ekki. Ham
kom pei,ri kenningu a fasan f6t, a0 embattis-
menn og L0loIngjar attu 40 mehtast,svo peir yrou
f8rir un ao gegna st0rfum sinum og embattis-
%skyldum; ell alryoan sjalf Btti ekkert ao lara, pv1
hun hefoi ekkert med l@rd5m az gera.
Afeioingarnar af fessu hafa CERT valt vio sig
i tt darbr6gounum, alt err fult af heimskulegum
kreddum og trdarofsa, og R1ssar cru yfr h0fu6
mj0y hjatrlarfullir.
En- i politlk hafa DO komio / Jos 0llu verri af-
r; H;or AJrp korr; o1b>A, cow W. c1~, or Se~n
til 40 hugsa nokkurt malefni skipulega, gleypir
vio allskonar politiskum hugmyndum, hversu as-
andi, hBttulegar og heimskulegar sem per cru.
Lausafregnir I'm oskir og afo:m keisarans hafa.
oft o. einatt borist ems oy logi um akur, og vaki0
6roa mccall alryou, sem oft hefr lett til rams
oy ,iga.
I'm alryouna rarf ekki meira a5 segja. En-
ta0 er serstaklega eftirtektarvert pegar um hinar
aori stcttir er 40 rHo&, sem mcntaoar cru, a6 mea-
al reirra Der oft a g%j0rrnois Lugmynlum. Ietta~
err atieioing fcss 40 undir einvaldstj6rninni mega:
menn ekki rnoa nein malcfni opinl erlega. Hvar
sem ma0ur fer 4 Rdsslandi l.ittir maour atlrag6s-
skyra mem, sem mikio hugsa, sumir Feirra cru
franldrskarandi g%afumenn, en- sumir cru ekki med
0ilum mjalla-o g aldrei cru feir samdoma. Peir
veroa daglega fyrir manni, baoi / b6kmentum
Rdssa og 1 hversdagslitinu. liver Feirra hefir 1T
af fyrir sig ali0 og f6strao einhverja serstaka hug
mynd, sem ham tekur astfostri vic Fangao til h1n
yerour 1 augum hans h0 Gina hjalpraoi allra-
meina; pv1 ham hetir aldrei heyrt PAD malefni r@tt
til hlitar. liam heGr aldrei haft takifari til as
bera s1nar skooanir saman VIC skooanir annara.
mama, af rvi az ALTAR opinberar umr@our cru
bannaoar. Engu blaoi err leyft 40 fnna as neinu>
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1905-02-01
49,. vioureign pessara pj5oa 'er MI sem

stj6rnarbyltingin mikla stoo sem hnst q Frakk-
landi ARID 1892 og FrakEar raku af h0ndum ser
bandalagsheri annara Nor0uralfu-rjoda, e0a pv1
er a0ur ger0ist pegar Fri6rik mikli baroist elm
sins LIDS vio Frakka, Austurrikismenn og Rdssa
og bar harri hluta / peim vioskiftum. Nj stend-
ur yfr hetju0ld Japana BAD tlmabil er herska
pjoo trlir 4 malefni pa0, err hin berst fyrir, og
fagnar pvi a0 "a takifHri til 40 lorna lif sinu 1 pess
parfir. En- hestir rdssneskir hermenn geta hvorki
haft ~verulega t1d q slnum malstao ne neina l0ngun
til az leggja lifio is0lurnar fyrir ham. Vafalaust
cru to margin K6sakkar og fafr6cir l.andur / her
/ Rdssa, sem trda pv1, ao feir berjist vio heioio ILL
| pyoi, drotni til dyr0ar; en- Finnar, P6lverjar, pjoe-
verjar fra Eystrasalts -hGruoCnum og Gyoingar
cru neyddir til ao berjast fyrir ma!efni, sem eng
inn peirra err verulega hlyntur, en- er festum
hcirra mott skapi.
Her Rdssa er bersynilega 6anRgour or0inn af
hrakf0runum par eystra, EN- hernennirnir bera
ckkert traust til foringja sinna, og pykjast festir
litla asrBou hara til az berjast VIC Japana. Pann-
ig err astandio / Asiu yfr h0fuo 40 ITALIA, Ell MI skal
stuttlega lJsa astandinu a Ni<slandi sjalfu.
Upphlaup pau, err or6io hafa MI fyrir skemstu
borgum a Rdsslandi, cru svo g%eigv@nleg 40 al
drei fyr hafa par / landi aorar ems hreytingar
CERT vart VIC sig. peir, sem UNI PAD rita her /
landi, segja ao petta sc upphaf stj6rnbyltingar a
Rdsslandi. En- pao err misskilningur Stjornbylt-
ing getur ekki att ser sta6 az svo st0ddu 4 Russ
landi, i peirri merkingu, sem pad ORD revolution)
Lefr mccall Englerdinga og Frakka eoa Banda
mamma.
Fyrst og tremst Ter Fess a6 gBta, a6 i Russ
landi vantar fj0lmenna oy upplysta borgarastGtt
Ill pess 40 koma a stao stj6ynby ltingu. pj6oinui
ma lauslega skifta i rri;ar s,ettir. 1fyrstu st6't er
Hmm svonefndi ,,stjornarfukkur" = it'll hiuti
pj60arinnar, sem CT kcisaranum o. hireinni
ahangandi. Til peirrar stCttar telst allur klcrka-
]your, yGrn.en VIC herinn, lendir mem, au0menn,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF aorir, sem feim standa
nastir. Til miostettar Goa borgarastcttar tie jast
ao eins einstakir menn, sem Liza her og hvar 4 VIC
og dreif UNI landio, cru skynsamir mem og vel ao
ser grrvir, Gu fair 40 tiltClu og stefnulausir OK
liver 0orum ardvigir 1 skoounum, og Ri vantar
pau samt0k og fGlagseining, er peir purfa til pess
ao hafa veruleg ahrif a hugsunarhdtt pj6oarinnar.
Til rrieju og lagstu stettar telst allur Hmm
%fj0lmcnui og marybreytti bandalyour, verka-
mannafokkulinn, Observation-Disclosures, ia
taklingar og mimi hattar Fjoofokkar, og err sd
ly0ur allur $40 fj0lmennur, ao til hans nun tell
asst meir en- n1u tiundu hlutar allra Peirra Fjo0a,
Sc M tilhey,a Eussaveldi. Or ressum hokki koma
allir hel mem Rdssa, teir elu bv1 festir h]yonir
OF t,dir, en- allir 6mentaoir og bera yfr h0fu0 trd-
arlotningu fyrir keisaranum.
pv1 yiov1kjandi, hverja hnfileika allur fj6ldi
hinna 0mentuou R1ssa hetir til pess ao hrinda at
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-04
SETBACK IN COURT
FOR REBATE CASE.
Federal Judge Decides His Court
Without Jurisdiction Over
Government s Action.

Kansas City, Dec. 4 Judge John F.
Phillips in the United States district
court for the western district Of Mis-
souri, today delivered an opinion hold
ing that his court was without iuris-
cliction in the cases brought here by
the federal government charging the
Missouri Pacific, the Santa Fe and
other railways with giving rebates on
shipments Of salt in Kansas and on coal
in Colorado, and other products in vio-
lation Of the Elkins act. The motion
of the railways TO quash the proceed
ings was granted 5.s5
On March %, 1902, at the instiga
ton of the attorney general IS office
at Washington, Judge Philips granted
temporary order restraining the Mis-
souri, Pacific, the Santa Fe, the Alton,
the Burlington and the Rock Island
companies from giving alleged rebates
on various products. Last summer M.
D. Purdy, assistant attorney general
brought additional proceedings, citing
the officials Of the railways named fol
contempt on the allegation that they
had violated the court s order in con.
tinuing to give rebates.
The contempt proceedings were ar.
gued in Judge Philips court on Nov.
Is, when the attorneys for the railways
moved that the proceedings be quashed
claiming that the court was without
jurisdiction.
Judge Philips today, IN delivering his
opinion, which sustained the motion so1
the railroads, went into detail in Gov
ering the points involved.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-04
SHOT WHITE SPOT
and KILLED A Man
A Minneapolis Hunter Chief Actor
in an Itasca County
Tragedy.

w. E. Gibson, a well known young
sportsman of Minneapolis, may have to
face serious charge in the courts of
Itasca county for shooting Ole Evebo,
whom he mistook for rabbit in the
brush.
Evebo died Saturday at st. Mary's
hospital, West Superior. The residents
and authorities Of Itasca county are
stirred up over the matter. The state
law now provides that a man shall be
charged with manslaughter if he kills
human being thru carelessness in
hunting.
Gibson, who is employed in the bag
gagerooms at the Minneapolis union
passenger station, was hunting about
two weeks ago with party Of friends
near Spring Lake, Itasca county. On
the last morning of their hunt they
went out to bring in their deer and pre-
pare for their return home. On the
road they shot rabbits for the sport Of
it, and as the underbrush was thick,
they had to shoot quickly. Suddenly
the hunters thought they spied rab-
bit in the brush and Gibson raised his
rifle and shot with the usual alertness.
He was Mortified to hear a scream Of
pain from the bush and, rushing into
the. thicket, he found Evebo uncon-
scious and the blood flowing from a
wound in his groin. He had been work
ing for Dempsey & Dougherty, con
tractors, and his white skin had been
mistaken for the rabbit seen few min,
utes before. The hunting party carried
the man to the camp and a physician
was summoned, who ordered him sent
to the Superior hospital. His thigh was
shattered and he was badly injured in
ternally. He fingered in an uncon'
scious state until Saturday.
| Altho the shooting was purely acci
dental and witnessed by. ellison :
| friends, George II. Spear, the county
attorney Of Itasca county, will prob
| ably prosecute according to the law
Mr.. ellison is almost Frustrated by thu
affair, and he even remained some time
with Evebo at the hospital. Before h
died, Evebo said he did not blame Gil
son. as he might have done the same
thing himself.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-04
BALFOUR TENDERS
HIS RESIGNATION
Campbell Bannerman, Premier
Presumptive, is Summoned to
Meet the King.

London, Dec. 4.-Prenier Balfour
visited King Edward at Buckingham
palace this afternoon, and, it is under
stood, rendered the resignation of the
cabinet. . S
Sir Henry Campbell -Bannerman, was
soon after summoned to an interview
with the king.
It is expected that an official an.
nouncement of the resignation Of the
ministry and the kings acceptance of
the resignation will be published to-
night.
Sir Henry arrived today from Scot
land, and the liberal statesmen were
hurriedly summoned from all parts of
the kingdom to confer with him pre-
sumably on the composition of the new
cabinet, John Morley, James Bryce,
Herbert Henry Asquith, Sir Edward
Grey and Herbert John Gladstone, all
of whom are believed to be slated for
secretaryships, were closeted with Sir
Henry early in the day.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-04
la TOILETTE f STILL
WORKS ON MESSAGE
Administration Leaders Plan to
Take Recess Immed iately After
Calling Session to Order.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal s s<s
Madison, Wis, Nov Governor La
Toilette was still at work on his mes
sage this morning. It is understood the
to organize at 3 0 clock and then take
a recess till this evening, when the
message will be read. :.
It was said by an administration
leader today that the plan in insur-
ance matters is to appoint q legislative
investigation committee rather than at
tempt any legislation at this session.
This committee will report to the next
legislature, but, Of course, i any VIC ;
the attorney general could act in the
meantime.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-04
IlEUTEN ANI uGk
Tn ,CEBU KILLS. NATIYE

Cebu, p. l., Dec. Via Manila;
Lieutenant Charles Pendleton Of the
constabulary ordered four native sol
diers into the vehicle in which he was
driving. A native policeman stopped
him and ordered him to light the lamps
on the vehicle, when Pendleton shot
him dead. He then continued on his
way, but returned later and obtained
the body, which he delivered to the
police. asserting that he had ID found I'M the The
accompanying him confirmed his story
until today, when they broke down.
Pendleton had been drinking Pendle-
ton IS family lives at Atlanta, Ca He
was formerly sergeant in the Seven
ty-frst regiment Of New York. He has
been held for murder. -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-04
TWO BABES SMOTHER
UNDER BED.CL0THES

Two small babes, too carefully
wrapped up in their cradles. because Of
the cold, were smothered to death early
yesterday morning.
ter Of J. Wid1ng 4453 Lyndale avenue s
was found dead in her bed and the
heavy bedclothes over her face showed
that she had been suffocated.
The other case was that Of the
3-Week sold child Of J. w. Smiley, 1920
Fifth street Sc. The mother left the
child in the cradle to 80 to breakfast
and returned to find itldead under the
heavy quilts. $3.50
rz.C Coroner Kistler was summoned In
both cases and decided that inquests
were unnecessary.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-04
$l6,500,000 IS ASKED.
FOR WORK ON CANAL

Washington. DEG. 4.-zRepresentatiye
Hepburn today introduced a bill to
amend the Panama canal law, so as to
facilitate the sale Of bonds and appro-
priating $16,500,000 to be Immediately
available for canal construction. The
bill provides that the $16,50O.000 APP
propriated shall continue available until
expended, but it is provided that all
expenses from the appropriation shall
treasury out Of the proceeds Of the sale
Of bonds. LIT ..-I.1 r.
The bill provides that a detailed
statement Of the expenditures from this
and subsequent appropriations for the
construction of the isthmian canal shall
be made annually to congress at the be-
ginning Of each regular session.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-04
LANE WILL SUCCEED
FIFER ON COMMISSION

Washington, Dec. 4.-Senators Per
kins and Flint Of California called on
the presidetn today. to discuss with him
the appointment of successor to for
mer Governor Fifer Of Illinois on the
interstate commerce commission. At
the conclusion Of the conference the
announcement was made that the presi-
dent woul dappoint Franklin Lane of
San Francisco to the vacancy created
by Mr.. Fifer's resignation, which takes
effect Jan. next
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-04
RIDICULES REPORT
OF ACTIONS BY POPE

Journal Special Service.
!, Omaha, Dec. Father Colaneri, chan
cellor Of Omaha diocese, speaking for
Bishop Scanned, said last night that. the
report sent out that the pope had con-
frmed the excommunication of Miss
Hamilton and other Cathalics who at
tended the Pritchett- Kennedy wedding
was canard. ''The report is utterly
ridit lous,' he said
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-04

London, Dec. Am official memorandum, is
sued by the admiralty states that the result
navy win show a reduction of 81, 900, 900 beyond
the reduction of $17, SOC, 900 made last spring.
The admiralty considers that the present stra-
tegic requirements will necessitate the building
Of four large armored ships annually.
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GREAT PROBLEMS
BEFORE CONGRESS
Session Opened Today Confronted
with Unusual Number of Diff
cult Questions.
SENATE AN OBSTACLE
TO PRESIDENTS PLANS
Railroad Rate Bill in for OPPOSE
ton by Capitalists Friends
in Upper House.

Washington, Dec. 4.-The first
session of the fifty ninth congress
convened today at IL O'Clock. Vice
President Fairbanks called the SEN
ate to order, while the house was
called to order by Clark Mcdowell.
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DR.. Won 1EurHoLp DEAD.

Berlin, Dec. 4.-Professor DR.. Won Leuthold,
surgeon general Of the army and the emperor's
body physician, is dead.
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COTTON CROP REPORT
MAKES PRICES JUMP

Washington, Dec. 4.-The cotton crop
bulletin issued today by the department
Of agriculture estimates the total yield
at 10, l67 ,818 bales Of 500 pounds gross
weight, not including Enters. The area
picked and to be picked is estimated at
26, III 1853 acres, a reduction Of 882,-
399 acres or 3.3 per cent reduction from
the acreage estimated as planted.
It was officially announced that the
delay in the issuance Of the report was
caused by wide divergence in reports
of yield per acre, which caused pro-
longed discussion. = .
New York, Dec. 1.-The first sale fol
lowing. the announcement Of the govern
ment figures was made at 25 points or
We a pound higher than the price just
before the announcement. r.
New Orleans, Dec. 4.-Cotton Jumped
up 81 to 40 points on the reading Of the
government report. March was 1891
cents at l pm. ..-