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The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-27
SEE JUSTICE IN
POLITICAL CLAIM
OTHER SECTIONS OF SOUTH DA-
KOTA YIELD TO BLACK HILLS.
Congressman Martin Returns from
Long Trip and Says State Recognizes
Right Of Desire for Senatorial Rep
resentation-Prosperity Found Every
where with an Abundance Of Crops.
Special to The journal.

Special to The Journal. d. #
Deadwood, s. D., Nov. 27.-Congressman E..
w. Martin has returned from an extensive trip
thru the southern, eastern and northern parts
the state. He met all classes Of people in q
political way and brought back the impression
that the eastern half Of the state had already
conceded the right and justice of the Black Hills
In asking for senatorial representative.
This claim Is being strengthened every day
by the building of the railroads across the
reservation Everywhere east Of the Missouri
river Mr.. Martin found prosperity. Crops have
been too big to harvest and every bank is full
of the farmers savings. .s-.s. s.
Mr.. Martin is strong in the belief that the
railway connection between the two parts OF
the state will educate the eastern South Dakotu
people to the idea that mining in the Black Hills
the proper conditions. He looks for general
revival of gold mining in the Hills by eastern
South Dakota people. -.E f
He left for Washington last night The cam
paign for his senatorial candidacy this fall has
been helping him believe his work will be etfec
tive. ri.t' Er-... -.r !
Sheriff Harry Trathen Of Lawrence county has
| received the two famous bloodhounds. Cesar ani
Betsy, from Norfolk, Neb. They will be used
| for the tracking of criminals here in the Hills
They have a remarkable record for following
trails Recently they tracked some men out Of
Norfolk for ffty-two hours without resting
following them for 200 miles, and at last catch
ing them. Several prisoners have escaped ii
Lawrence county owing to the difficulty Of track
Ing them over the Hills.&
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-27
AFFECTS 1000 CLAIMS
South Dakota Homesteaders Anxiously
Awaiting Result of Suit.

SIOUX FALLS. S. D:-A suit that may have
important bearing on the validity of titles to
fully 1000 quarter sections of valuable farm
land in South Dakota. will be tried at the De-
cember term of the circuit court at Brule
county. b-.y.'.
1t was Instituted for the purpose of recover.
ing possession of a quarter section of land in
that county for which warranty deed was
given by an Iowa company now out of ex'
istence, to Mrs. Lucin Reynolds, wife Of we'll
known real estate man. ,s.Ef
The land was twice mortgaged by the original
owner and transferred several times before fall
ing into, the hands Of Mrs. Reynolds, Where
the trouble comes is in the assignment of the
mortgages by the original holders. The as
signment was duly signed by the president md
secretary of q New York trust company, which
then owned the land and the mortgages, and
acknowledged before notary in the regular
way. r.. H.. H..
A decision of :he supreme court of South Da
kota is to the effect that notary must not only
show in his acknowledgement that he knows the
persons signing the instrument, but in the case
CT Incorporated company. he must know tha
the persons signing it are the officers described
This was not done in this and at least 1900
other cases Of land transfers in the state, ant
endless litigation may result. ...-
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-27
CHECK IS VALUELESS IL
Interesting Suit Now Being Tried at
Sioux Falls Court. <

SIOUX FALLS. S. Dan interesting snit
involving the payment Of the face value of q
check drawn a Nebraska bank and which
afterwards ascertained to be forgery. is
on trial In the state circuit court in this city.
Greenwald against the State Banking & Trust
company Of this city and George A. Ford Is the
title of tt g suit. Ford was formerly resident
Of Sioux Falls. but now lives at Sioux City
While engaged in business in this city, ForG
cashed the check and deposited it in the State
Banking & Trust company's bank The bank II
turn collected the money from the Nebraska bank
on which the check was drawn =
Some time after the check had been cashe6
by the Nebraska bank, it is claimed the bank
ascertained that the instrument was forgery
The claim against Ford and the State Banking 6
Trust company was assigned to the plaintiff ir
the case who seeks to recover the amount of the
check. .'"t -<.,'
Damages in the sum of So, $50 We're awarded
by jury in the state circuit court to the Soutf
Dakota Central Townsite company as the result
Of the trial Of the suit which the townsite
company instituted against the Milwaukee road
In extending Its line from Madison to Siou,
Falls the company built its road across severa
lots owned by the toNnsite company at Cotton
and the latter company instituted the action fo
the recovery Of damages. The amount awarded
is much less than the damages asked for
Right Rev. Frederick Foote Johnson, wht
Uas recently ordained assistant Episcopal bishol
Of South Dakota, 1t is now officially announced
will arrive here today for the purpose of as
! suming tll'. duties of lis position. He viii
preach his, first sermon in Calvary, cathedra
| next Sunday. ~ i2rSi = - =
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-27
The Virtue
~iquozone is Best Told by Test---and the Test is
Won't You Learn What it Means to You?

You who lack Liquozone don't know what you
miss: And the product itself can best tell you
We ask you agair1-n1ay we buy you bottle to try?
That one bottle will tell you than all could say
And when you feel the results you neither doubt
forget them. -~ @.. "
Think what it to know how get WE'LL keep
well! And it easy to know Send this coupon-as
millions have done-and learn what this product do
All people need Liquozone; all be helped by it. But
you who sick and discouragedyou need it And
you the appeal to- Don't you realize that this
product must have remarkable powers, else this offer
would not be made to you? ...
Please let show you what that power means YOU
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-27
Kills Disease Germs

The great value of Liquozone lies in
the fact that it is deadly to germs, yet
harmless to the human body -
-. = In that fact lies its main distinction.
Common germicides are poisons when
taken internally. That is why medicine
has proved so helpless in dealing with
germ diseases. -.
1t has been proved, in laboratory
tests, that Liquozone kills every form
of disease germ. Not a known germ
can resist it. The reason is attributed
to the fact that germs are vegetables.
They apparently absorb this gas-made
product, and the product prevents their
development. ....-...
:, It has also been proved, BY some Of
Liquozone is harmless to the bodily
cells. It is not: only harmless but good
for you. Its effects are exhilarating
vitalizing, purifying. The benefits are
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-27
What, Liquozone Is.

The virtues Of Liqpozone are derived
solely from gases, by a. process requir;,
ing large apparatus and from 8 to Il
days time. The conlplete formula is
sent to each user o'F'5 do2< '.#,s='2. -.
The gases are yita?lizing. and T1 the e
gases are germicidal, and the product
that results is powerful germicide.
The object of the process is to fix the
cases.: and to combine them, 50 as to
carry their virtues into the system.
This invention means simply way
to utilize gases in the treatment of
germ diseases. The whole power Of the
alcohol, no narcotics, no dangerous
drugs are employed in it. ~ ~ =
The result is product which, in
some sorts of ailments, does what all
other treatments have failed to accom-
plish.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-27
HEARING POSTPONED
Superior Grain Injunction Will Be Ar
gued Dec. r.. .s-,

SUPERIOR, WIS.-The hearing of the injunc-
tion suit brought against the Wisconsin grain
and warehouse commission by the Barnum Grain
company OF Duluth will be argued before Judge
Sanborn of the federal court at Madison Dec.
~. The restraining order issued by the court
on complaint Of the Duluth company Is return
able Nov. 2s, but the attorneys have decided to
postpone the hearing to the latter date; .
The commission Is restrained only from in:
s@peet%ing @ % cars rs consigned to the Barnum company
loaded at the Superior elevators may be inspected
here.
W. P. Crawford, counsel for Edward Duthey
motion for or n1 new tris, hefore Gndee Smith ot
the superior court today. Duthey was recently
convicted of murder in the second degree by 9
jury. In submitting list Of possible verdicts
of the jury Judge Smith did not allow the
Jurors to consider either first second degree
manslaughter. The basis Of the motion for 9
new trial is on these grounds
Judge, Smith intimated at the conclusion OF
the trial that he would sentence Duthey to four
teen years at Waupun, the minimum sentence fol
murder in the second degree.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-27
ENLARGE ITS PLANT
Duluth g. Iron Range Road Plans Ex-
tensive improvements.

TWO HARBORS, MINN.-The Duluth & Iron
Range Railroad company this winter and spring
will expend fully $500,O0O in extensions to It's
machine and repair shops, electric light plant
and the building Of new coal dock.
A tank shop, sox144 feet, will have -four
tracks and be equipped. with two twenty tor
travelling cranes as we'll Modern machinery
for the work required. The tank work is nov
done in the roundhouse. thirteen stalls being
devoted to 1t, but this space is required for the
engines. When the new engines arrive there
will be eighty to house.
An addition to the machine shops on the
south of the present structure, extending ninety
five feet south and 1O3 feet west, will be con
siderably higher than the main structure, to &C
commodate a 2o0-ton overhead travelling crane
This crane will pick up and transfer easily the
largest locomotives. Later the roof of the now
main building will be raised to conform to thai
of the addition and to admit of extending the
crane the full length of the shop
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-27
PROBING McHUGH MYSTERY
Police Now Looking for Another Friend
of Murdered Man.

FRAZEE MINN.-The finding of fragment
Of a sweetheart's letter is likely to clear up
the mystery of the murder Of Jacob Pakkonen
at McHugh. The letter was saturated with
blood. but it gave the only clue on which Sheriff
Lars County Attorney Schroeder could
work for some time. ..
The dead man went to work in Dakota early
in the spring and he travelled with Charley
Houtri and Matt Kukkonen: Pakkonen ana
n. D., but Kukkonen worked at some other
place Huotri returned to Sebeko Nov. 6 and
was arrested on suspicion and taken to De:
troit He has a farm four miles north OF
Sebeka and a wife and several children. He says
he was with Pakkonen in the harvest helds ana
they started for home together, but he lost track
OF Pakkonen at Fargo Moorhead. 81,
John Kyllanen, a friend Of the murdered as BOY, @
heen heard of for some time and he has not
returned to sebeka. The officers are trying te
find him, and If he accompanied Pakkonen on
his way home. Before Judge Wedge, Aoutr
was held till Dec. Is for further hearing. tie
was lodged in the county Jail at Detroit.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-27
WOMAN WITH TWO
CHILDREN MISSING
- - - - -,
MYSTERY SURROUNDS DIsAP
PEARANCE OF MRS. WEDEL.
Started from Roosevelt, N. D., to Enter
Nebraska Sanatorium, but Fails to
Arrive-Husband Finds Unclaimed
Baggage at Lincoln, but No Clue Of
Wife and Daughters.
Journal Special Service.

Journal Special Service.
Lincoln, Neb., Nov. 27.-Complete and mys-
terious is the disappearance of Mrs. Jacob Wedel
Of Roosevelt, N. d. Two children accompanied
her and she had 5000 in cash. 1t was supposed
she would come to Lincoln by way Omaha
aud enter sanatorium at College View. @
The woman started early In October. Letters
directed to her were unanswered, and when
Jacob Wedel came to Lincoln he found her bag
gage was at the depot unclaimed and that no
one knew of the whereabouts Of his wife. He
lett a complete description with the police
and placed the matter In the hands of de-
tectiv agency of Minneapolis. Yesterday the
police received letter from the agency, claim
Ing that the woman had been found in Lincoln
This, the officers declare, is a mistake They
allege there is no trace Of the woman after she
was seen in the union station at Omaha. The
three persons, Mrs. Wedel and her two daugh-
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-27
KILLED BY TRAIN
Man Tries to Board Freight, but Slips
Under Wheels.

MARQUETTE, MICH-Walking to Ishpeming
from Marquette. where he had just finished a
enness 1ngebright Berg, a miner, attempted to
hoard a freight train, slipped under the wheels
and was killed His family was unaware he had
been in Jail. supposng he was working at the
Princeton mine, southern Marquette county
4 The attempt to release the schooner Alta,
wrecked some weeks ago on Grand island, near
Munlslng, has been abandoned by the wrecking
company that purchased the boat. The Alta is
fast on a reef and will probably soon go to
pieces. Most Of her deckload Of lumber drifted
ashore and was picked up by men who refuse
to give 1t up unless paid one-third Of appraised
value. Reid declines to consider the PROPOSE
tton and a fight in the courts is probable The
lumber involved amounts to 25O,0OO feet
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-27
$8,O00,O0O IN DIVIDENDS
copper Mines Report an Unusually
Prosperous Year.

CALUMET, MICH.-Dividend disbursements
by Lake Superior copper mining companies this
year yea WI WI be be the largest since 1899 and 19OO
ana any Win me exception Of those years, the larg-
dividend payments of the Michigan copper mines
aggregate more than $4,000, 600 and there will
the year. >AN oA
Without question, the net earnings Of these
mines In 1905 will be the largest since active
operations were begun on Lake Superior more
than than sixty years ago: While there have been
years IN which the copper producing companies
the excellent metal market that has ruled and
the enormous production, will make this year
the most prosperous in their history.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-27
FIRE IN COAL SHEDS
Night Alarm Causes Some Excitement
at Faribault.

FARIBAULT, MINN.-A small fire in the coal
sheds of the e, Fleckenstein brewery occurred
last night, but no great damage was done. The
brewery is one Of the Oldest manufacturing in
dustries Of the city and a substantial enterprise
The alarm caused some excitement. '..s-t
. The Farbault Skat club held, tournament at
the Commercial clubrooms. Forty players par
ticipated. DR.. Robilliard won first prize for
the highest number of games won. Donald
Monroe gained distinction for the highest num-
ber of points. Ed Johnson gained the prize
awarded for the highest hand without matadors.
DR.. Erb had the highest number of points il
one hand. After the session banquet was
served. Another tournament will be held IL
two weeks.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-27
Idaho Strongly Favors President S Pro-
posed Rate Legislation. ..~

) NORFOLK. NEB.-Congressman and Mrs Bur-
ton L. French of Idaho passed thru Norfolk en-
route to- Washington. Asked in regard to Idaho's s
standing rate regulation, Mr.. French stated
that the state IS solidly with the administration
Both the senators are firmly with Roosevelt
He said they are strongly in favor Of unfolding
the bounty on sugar from the Philippines because
of the beet industry in his own irrigated corn-
more liberal laws regarding Chinese immigration
Mr.. French is the youngest congressman. He
was married here a year ago to Miss Winnie
Hartley. -
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-27
LEGALITY TO BE TESTED
!.
State Desires Unorganized Territory to
q p pooo,,,a g o7f oun,,n,.+ ;,,r

BIsAIARCHK, N. Dan action will probably
be brought to test the legality Of the pro
ceedings for the organization of Hettinger coun
ty. election. for, which has. been, called fol
Dec. s. For several years efforts have beer
made to organize the unorganized territory il
the state, but legal objections sufficient to de-
feat the attempts have always been found.
l. Inasmuch as the general expenses Of the
borne directly by the state and exceed by many
thousands of dollars the annual revenues received
from taxes there is desire on the part Of the
state to see them organized. with a view Of
making them self-supporting and preventing this
deficit which must be paid out of the state
treasury. -'t .-...E III - III.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-27
BOY STRIPPED OF CLOTHING
Cedar Rapids Alarmed Over Antics Of a
Mad Man

p CEDAR RAPIDS. IOWA.-"Jack, the Hug
ger.n has as been at work here for the past two
months snd scores Of women and girls have been
Jumping off when he meets them alone and
attempts at to force his attentions unon them.
lie operates early In the evening and has
managed SO far to evade arrest. n a 81 {
Las Last eve evening he caught small boy returning
nome from across vacant lot, stripped him Of
1 It is believed he is insane and will com
nit terrible crime unless anDrehended.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-27
WOMEN SECURE CLAIMS
Party Of -Four from Sioux City TAX
Up Government Land.

RAPID CITY, S. D.-Four well-known women
of Sioux City have just returned from a sixty
mile trip east of this place, where they have
taken up claims on government ground. They
are Mrs. NJ. A. Wilson, DR.. Harriet Constock,
Miss Anna Steh and Miss Hattie j. Elliott
Their claims are in the best part Of the farm.
ing and grazing district, and they report that
early in the spring they will return and make
good their locations and bring back several
friends to start colony there.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-27
CARR FOUND GUILTY
Yankton Jury Finds a Verdict Of Man,
slaughter.

q YANKTON, S. D.-The jury in the Sam Carr
murder trial. which took the case at o clock
returned into court at 9 O'clock and returned a
with a Recommendation for leniency. The maxi
mum penalty in this state for the offense is
four years in the state penitentiary at hard
labor.
Carr will be sentenced at the same time as
will James Collins. who pleaded guilty to OBJ
tanning money under false pretenses by issuing
false check at Mission Hill last month
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-27
TEMPERANCE IS SUBJECT =
Methodists at Frazee Hold Special
Services

FRAZEE, MINN.-Temperance Sunday was
celebrated in the Methodist Episcopal church yes
terday when Rev. J. T. Brabner Smith preached
special temperance and read several
editorials from T h e Journ showing the
falacy Of those who think the saloon a good
business proposition. union temperance serv-
ice held in the evening under the auspices
Of the w. G. r.. U.
The basket social given by the boys Of the
Anti-Tobacco league was a success. The pro-
ceeds will be devoted to providing a reading
room for the public.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-27
JURY ACQUITs THREE
Trio Tried at Miles City for Conspiracy
Are Released.

MILES O1TI. MONT.--After trial lasting
Ave days, Joe Hill, Patrick Bowie. Fred Brnhns
and ". 4. Campbell were acquitted by the jury
IN the district court. They were heard in q
Justice court on the charge Of grand larceny but
charge was made Of conspiracy in trying to
poison the sheep Of A. Laney, driving them into
IN the bad lands and taken to the district court
The Eastern Montana Woolgrowers' association
retained counsel to assist{the state in the prose
forgery and at Pierre s. D., on charge OF
horse stealing, has been arrested. 1t is alleged
ne signed the name of Asa Hunting of Tee De-
to four checks et ). 'ss II -. z (
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-27
VICTIM MAY RECOVER
Sioux Falls Authorities Find No Solu.
tion of Shooting Mystery.

! SIOUX FALLS. $. Oscar Nelson, the
young man who day or two ago was the vic
tim Of an attempted murder and who was shot
three times remains in serious condi tion but
the physicians in attendance entertain some
hopes of his recovery /
The mystery surrounding the shooting Of the
young man has not yet been solved and he con-
tinues to refuse to throw any light on the mat
remember and requests that the investigation
be dropped until he is better.
Nelson's home is at Dell Rapids where his
parents have resided for years. In the summer
he Is employed in the harvest fields Of North
Dakota and had only recently returned from
that state. 5-5-e-
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-27
ARRANGE NEXT cHAUTAUQUA
Directors Meet at Starkweather and
-- - Elect Officers,

STARKWEA1HER, n, D.-The board of direc
tors Of the Devils Lake Chautauqua has decided
June go the opening day for 1906 The old
officers were reelected, except thar Clark Kelley
Larimcre.
The receipts for the last session were suffici-
ent to pay all outstanding Indebtedness and re-
duce the debt of the proceeding year 81 900.
Efforts will be made to two Of the
following well-known speakers: Booker Washing
ton. Governor Folk, Attorney Jerome, Thomas ".
Lawson.
Superintendent Norton of the public schools
reports scarcity of teachers in this county.
EDGELEY, N. D.-The new Citizens State
bank opened for business today. The officers
are: Charles Rolph. president: II. E. SoX, vice
president; w. D. Oliver, cashier.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-27
GOVERNMENT ONLY LOSER
Gold Dust Stolen at Seattle Not Prop
erty Of Miners.

SEATTLE, WASH.-There have been several
developments in the Investigation of the alleged
speeulations Of Cashier George r. Adams Of the
United States assay office, following the arrival
OF superintendent Frank A. Leach Of the San
Francisco mint. under whose general direction
the &c, evidence against Adams was collected.
attachments against money and property in
Adams name to the value Of $37 GOO He also
set at rest the speculation to the legal status
Of the case by announcing that the gold dust
which Adems stole was the property OF the
government, and not Of individual miners who
deposited it. ss 80 s5Ga
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-27
PAUPERS IN SOUTH DAKOTA
Buffalo Is the Only County with Nc

PIERRE. S. D.-Doane Robinson, in connec
tion with the census work, has been collecting
statistics as to the paupers in the state sup
figures show total of 24S supported wholly al
public expense. either in Or out of tpoorhouses
and 4s3 partially supported. The number caret
for in the poorhouses of the state is s153, ant
eieh hty-hve cared outside of institu
tions. The total amount expended for the carr
of these people for last year was 73,656.l6.
Buffalo Is the only county which reports nj
poor to care for, while Stanley has only on,
who partially supported to the extent O.
about $50 for the year. Others have but on,
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-27

ters have disappeared as completely II the
earth had swallowed them up.
! The police do not understand the claim Of the
detective agency. and are positive Mrs. Wedel
never reached here.
Hunters Arm Shattered
With his shattered arm firmly grasped In his
uninjured hand. August Schultz, Lincoln la.
borer, walked for miles along a country road to
his home.
While out hunting he attempted to pull his
gun between the wires Of fence. The weapon
was discharged and the shot entered his left
arm just above .ne elbow. Every bit of bone
was torn away level with the shoulder and
every artery in the arm was severed. He has
bare chance of recovery.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-27
ROCHESTER, PLANS REVIVAL

Union Services Will Be Held in New
Tabernacle. ~=@
ROCHESTER, M1NN.-Rochester is to have a
rousing revival The meetings are to begin Dec.
26 and will continue at least five weeks. They
will be held in a large tabernacle now being
built to seat 5000 persons. Ez.a
Extensive prepara tions are now under way for
the third annual southern Minnesota poultry
exhibit to take place here Dec. 12 to 15
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-27

or two to care for. Lawrence county cares for
tnirty IN Its poorhouse and twenty-four outside
Qf It, and Minnehaha has twenty-six at the poor
Iarm ,.a ana twenty-five out Of it. These counties,
with the largest population of any Of the coun-
poor to care for g gII3 n sa a
The newspaper business =zof suNy county is
now a close corporation, J. A. Livingston. pro-
prletor of the Okoboto Times, having purchased
the Onida Watchman, the only other paper in