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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-05

The Gray Cloak.-Harold McGrath.
The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Anterior.
The Wages of Sin.-Lucas Maret.
The Award of Justice.-Barbour.
Truth Dexter.-Sydney Mccall.
Via Crucis.-F. Marion Crawford.
The Gentleman from India.-Booth Tarking-
ton.
Soldiers of Fortune.-R. 81. Davis.
Sons and Fathers.-H. S. Edwards.
Hounds of the Baskervflle.-A. Conan Doyle
Quincy Adams Sawyer.-C. F. Pidgin-
Joscelyn Chesh1re.-S. B. Kennedy.
Dorothy Vernon.-Charles Major
Miss Petticoa ts.-Dwight Tilton- r..
Tales Of the ex-Tanks.-C. l. McCullen.
Adventures of Sherlock Holmes--A. Conan
Doyle.
The Duke Dissatisfaction Hill
The Shutters of Silence-O. B. Burgin.
Tanis the Sang Digger.-Amelia Rives-
The Congressman's Wife-@John D. Barry
The Middle Course.-Mrs- Poultney Biseiow-
Hearts Ahame.-Louis Winter
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-05

Garden of Swords.-Max Pemberton.
David Balfour.-Stevenson.
A Daughter Of the Sioux.-Charles King.
When Knighthood Was in Flower.-Caskoden.
Rockhaven.-C. 9. Mum.
Journeys End. M. Forman.
A Singular Life.-E. s Phelps
Uncle Terry.-O. G. Mum.
David Harum.-E. N. Westcott
The swoman.-M. Ryan.
Castle Craneycrow.-McCutche
Willoughby Claim.-Burnett.
The Grip Of Honor.-C. T. Brady 3.
The Cavalier-Cab1e.
The Professors Daughter.-A. Farquhar.
The Wooing Of Judith.-S. B. Kennedy.
Rudder Grange.-F. R. Stockton
Adventures Of Capt. Horn.-F. R. Stockton
Letters Of a Self-Made Observation-Disclosures.
Graustark.-G. B. McCutcheon.
Call Of the Wi1d.-Jack London. &c.,.
Right Of Way.-Gilbert Parker.
Red Rock.-T. N. Page.
Wings OF the Morning.-Louis Tracy
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-05

In the Palace Of the King.-F. N. Crawford.
A Yankee from the West.-Opie Read.
The Gadfy.-E. l.. Voynich.
In the Name Of d Woman-Marehmont
The Cardinals snuffbox.-H. Harland.
The Bath Conledy.-Egerteh Castle.
Gallaghep and 0theFa.--l. II, Davis. w.
The Master Christan.-Mafie Corelli,
An Arkansas PiaBtep,-0rie Read,
Harvard Episodes.
Under tho nsse:--F'FsGesiei isham.
Kate nRet,-PFank Stockton. o..
From Kingdom to Colony Mary BeEereur,
Artia,-GsaFge Ada:
Hester w. II. Carson:
Tputh:=-Esla: .~.
Gbeekers.---HeaSy Blossom. Ill.,.
Welfvilla Nights;-Alfred H: Lewis;
Shadow Of the Cgar.-Jehn B. CARING.
QalHmst K:=-afefwip Webster:
Cecilia. Fl; Marion Crawford:
The HsaEt of Rnms:-F: Mariea Crawford.
In IIedar's Pents.-H. Seton AfeFriman.
Like Another Helen.-George Horton,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-05

A Detached Pirate.-Helen Milecete.
If Were a King.-Justin Mccarthy.
The Manxman.-Hall Game. -'...
janice Meredith.-P. L. Ford.
By Right Of Sword.-A. W. Marchmont.
A Colonial Free Lance.-C G. Hotchkiss.
Hearts Courageous.-Hallie Ermine Rives.
Sir Mortimer Mary Johnston
The Amateur Cracksman.-Hornung
Rafhes.-Hornung.
Voice Of the People.-Ellen Glasgow. -
John March, Southerner.-George W. Gable
That Lass O. Lowrie's. IT,. &c
Unleavened Bread.aRobert Grant.
St. Ives.-Stevenson. .s.
The Conquering Of KATIE. p. Mowbray.
The House Of Egrenont.-M. 2. Seawell.
Bonnicastle.-J. q Holland .
Seven Oaks. G.. Holland.
Arms and the Woman.-H. MacGrath.
The Eternal City.-Hall Caine.
Saracinesca.-F. Marion Crawford.
The Choir Invisible James L. Allen.
Making Of Observation-Disclosures,
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-09
TOMORROW, Day Of Prayer

The Of prayer other city have visited has been
remarkable and it bids fair to be Minneapolis Ordinarily
requested that should be closed for
of the that employees others
privilege Of attending the services but the interest
seemed here to
suggest Of business houses Thousands of people will be
Friday This itself will spiritual upift
to the entire city: $a%.
Of the most prominent business Min
Metropolitan operahouse This
doubtless multiplied by hundreds Friday and when cease
natures obligations blessing always
follows. I. Z. /. .4a,
Minneapolis will be thoo moved
$50 930 held by pastor
with his people will much help the churches
held III all the The the
subject the meeting in Plymouth church
First Baptist church will emphasize the
fact The IN the ou
midnight Friday will be areat
lesson concusvy the church interested all
classes conditions people Altogether the day ought be
to be forgotten.
am delighted Minneapolis charmed with the
spirit grateful the the assist
Minneapolis will always be
bered among the brightest of my ministry
j. Wilbur Chapman.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-09
A Mighty Nuisance. !.

ga church that is a social clube is a
mighty nuisance. The minister and the
church must be filed with the spirit of
God. There must be concern for
souls On the part Of the minister if he
is to be a godly success. The churches
have all been started by a fusion of
fire; men. burning with a desire. for
spirit of God thru his grace. II believe
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-09
DR.. CHAPMAN AT ST. MARKS
He Is introduced by Archdeacon Web
ber at Evening Service.

Last night at the coordinate mission
of the Episcopal church, hospitality was
extended to Dr.. Chapman, who preached
on the text My beloved is mine and |
am his. !" Archdeacon Webber intro
duced DR.. Chapman. At his instruc-
tion the previous night, the archdeacon
stated that DIR. Chapman's coming by
invitation of the bishop was in accord
@ Epscopal nf ehnrch shuU n Dr. Chapman 0 spoke
of the occasion with personal feeling
and said it was one he would remember
in eternity Regeneration and Con
secration" was the subject of his ser
mon, and the straightforwardness and
gentleness of the man and the message
told OF every one in the great congre-
cation.
Archdeacon Webber's instruction on
the Bible and reasons for its truth was
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-09
FRIDAY "A GREAT DAY
Noon Services Planned for Many Thou
F. sand Business Men

1t is planned to provide for the at
tendance Of ten thousand to fifteen
thousand business men at noon religious
services tomorrow, the date designated
by the evangelists as day Of prayer.
Tho immature. it is probable that five
theaters will be secured for that day s
noon meetings. Those in view are the
Metropolitan, Orpheum, Unique, Biiou
and Dewey. Different evangelists will he
of these places. The exercises will sim
ply last during the greater part of the
noon horr and conclude in each theater
in time for the business men to return
to their work by l clock.
Friday at IL pm. there will be a
great meeting in the Biiou theatcr. fol
lowing the regular performance, at
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-09
STIRRING SALOON MEETINGS
Man Who Disturbed Tuesday Meeting
Makes Public Apology.

Two saloon meetings were conducted
last evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Asher,
the revival orkers The first meeting
was at Laurentson & Erickson s. saloon,
l13 Washington avenue s. and the sec
ond meeting was at the Willmar saloon,
90 Nicollet avenue. Both saloons were
packed with men ana the services last
night We're conducted without, any dis
order or trouble to the evangelists A
noteworthy incident at the first saloon
meeting, was the coming forward of the
man who had created a disturbance at
the Skog & Leet saloon meeting, Tues
day evening. He apologized for his
unseemly conduct at that time.
Mr.zAsher made a strong plea in each
of his addresses for his listeners to lead
better lives. Many hands were held
up at the conclusion of his talks t:eslg-
mating a desire to lead cleaner lives.
Mrs. Asher s singing as usual, was one
of the most pleasing features of the
evening. The men Joined heartily in
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-09
= Throng Knows Hymns.


Tho few hymnals were in evidence the
audience seemed to have already COM
mitted to memory even the new hymns.
t"Nearer, My God, to Thee' commanded
the voice of nearly every person in the
great throng. - = s@=-g- ..s' |
DR.. Chapman was compelled again to-
day to request a clearing of the first
rear part Of the house, but willingly
went to the upper gallery when DR..
Chapman made the request. - I
! One Of the finest musical numbers
was 'sWhen Fades the Light sung
tsby the Chapman, singers chorus. The
song. is the work of o. F.. Pugh, one Of
the Chapman soloists. i.t
H. DR.. Chapman, in announcing the meet
5f3ings for the next few days. exhorted
Heveryone to attend and urged that every
|;church that has a bell ring it as it has
never been rung before. = " i
= Tomorrow the meetings in the diff.
ferent theaters,'' said: Dr.. Chapman,
twill give the people Of Minneapolis an
opportunity to testify their faith in
Christ, such as never has been offered
! before >aa5. s..-s...s. .,E -.
In keeping with the striking impress
sivenessZ Of the entire service was the
solo of Singer Fred Butler. His voice
1 is in excellent condition. Mr. Butler
seemed to drive directly into the souls
of the hundreds of persons whose up
turned faces confronted him. Ny Lord
and IT, was the impressive hymn.
f.. : Every Voice Sings. ~:
- Scarcely single voice failed to re-
Espond when DR.: Chapman asked the
/ Love You:'';1 OF Like that of Mr.. M : Butler, er,
who preceded, the voices of the throng
we're low and inspiring.
:"If he hath wronged thee or oweth
thee ought, put that on my account, =
He dealt with the wonderful power
of the teacher, using the apostle, Paul,
! as his example, The absolute lack Of
, liberty and right Of the slave in an
cient Rome was said to be the plight
. Of the people Of today.
; =" A <slave then might plead to a
/ friend of his master to intercede with
) him. We. are like this slave said
. DR.. Chapman :" We have broken away
from the Lord, our master. but Jesus
+ Christ has the. power to intercede for
t sinners and can replace them IN the
! Paul received Roman slave. He
| interceded with the slaves master,
$ saying, If he oweth you anything put
I same thing.
81 Ignore the scoffer.''
: IS There are men today who are try
= ing to disrupt the belief in Jesus Christ
e Pay no attention to them, for the only
!, avenue into the kingdom Of God is thrl
! ! Jesus Christ. Jesus is today answer
: : ing for your sins and saying, Put il
z on my account: Your sins, as many
: as the sands of the sea, are taken as hi:
. burden and put on his account
81 l$s 9 Peace with God is the beginning
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-09

tunity today to reach the people that
we have had in fifty years; and all we
want is a concern for the salvation Of
souls. A pastor has his church as an
army around him. to fight sin, and
there's only one thing to do--go, go! "
Chapman districts were given at The
meeting this morning, but persons in. the
audience who had attended various
meetings last night, told Of the great
audiences which had been present. in
each church, of the deep interest taken
by all in the words. Of the evangelists
r mos declared % G their M coz Conversion % and in
tention to lead Christian lives here
after. .'. Es.e
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-09
71IE CHAPLAIN CAMPAIGN REACHES CLAlAX TOMORROW

followed by the services, God IS Defni-
tion of d Man. with the text And a
man shall be as the shadow of great
rock in the wilderness. ST. Mark IS
choir led the singing.
Tonight's IS instruction will be The
WHY Of Our Ceremonies - Archdea-
con Webber will explain the use of vest
ments, the prayer book and other forms
of the church and then preach on 1The
Eight Glories of Christianity
The united services are held every
noon for twenty minutes and at s
CLOCK in st. Mark IS church ON Sixth
street, which is the district church of
the coordinate mission.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-09

singing the choruses of Jesus is Call
ing, and /" Nearer Ny God to Thee. !"
This evening Mr.. and Mrs. Asher
will hold services at the Michael Russo
saloon, "a Henrspin avenue and at Oh
son 's place. Ill Nicollet avenue.
Friday night the Ashers will visit the
place of Oscar Gardner, the Omaha
Kid, First street and First avenue S.,
and the California Wine House, 200 Mic
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-09

which Colonel. Samuel Brendle and other.
Salvation Army leaders will be present.
bands Of the Salvation Army, forty in
struments strong. If this meeting is
very crowded, it is likely an overflow
meeting will be held at the Dewey
Itheater
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-09
An Experience.

"I was once giving series Of ad-
dresses at St. Anthony Park. A little
woman at St. Anthony Park. A little
us h9w to study t9ple; ton;a ud Sa1d Sa1 we
studied. Some one suggested 'The
Church of God not one of our sec
tartan church histories, but 'The Church
of God So we looked up everything
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-09
THOUSANDS. BOW
HEADS IN PRAYER
SCENE AT THE NOON MEETING
IN THEATER IMPRESSIVE.
Dr.. Chapman Himself Is Visbly Al
fected by the Power of His Soul
Stirring Sermon and the Beautiful
Songs Which Precede It-''Put It
on My Account Says the Master. :

At the close of the most impressive
noon meeting yet held, every one of
the hundreds Of persons who occupied
every seat and every foot Of floor space
on each floor in the Metropolitan the
@ater this noon, rose at the command of
DR.. j. Wilbur Chapman and bowed
his head reverently as prayer was of;
fered. a. Il a*'EEF ~ i il a..
There had been no attempt to play
upon the emotions, but the interest evl-
dent in every face indicated that the
words of DR.. Chapman and the truth
he presented had sunk deep into the
hearts of his hundreds of auditors and
even the evangelist, accustomed as he
is to such manifestations visibly was
impressed by the effect Of j his sermon
and the. beautiful song. numbers that
preceded it. The scene when the great
multitude stood with bowed heads was
indescribably impressive and inspiring:
Before the service began the lower
floor held a capacity. audience and
the balcony was half filed. During the
+ first song a steady stream poured into
the balcony, and before the third stanza
was reached the audience on the second
floor. was sufficiently large to carry that
stanza in loud voice. - =, T.. r. .,14
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-09

peace Of God is the ideal / care not
whether it lis the man IN the pulpit the
man on change Or the mother n,5the
home, struggling for existence. Jesus
is willing to put it on his account and
give that all-necessary s.strength.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-09
HAD NO BIDDERS
Queer Situation at Tax Sale in Free
horn County

VuetT SIIudCIUu dG IdX Sdi6 III ITVe-
born County.
st: I. T.. Ingelbritsen, auditor of Free
born county, has informed the state au4
ditor that at the forfeited tax sale held
at Albert Lea Nov. 4, no one appeared
to bid on the land offered for sale, or
even to inquire about the tracts offered,
so no sale was held. State officials are
unable to account for this lack of in
terest, as there were sixty-fve de-
scriptions offered for sale, and land in
Freeborn county is worth money.
Rhu-M -Maca Tablets Cure Rheumatism
SOC and ST., at all druggists.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-15
Mysterious Death
in New York

NEW YORK March l5--~The body
Of woman who had been dead several
hours and man unconscious and ap-
parentiy dying, were found In cab
which was driven up to Brooklyn sta.
lion NJ a gallon this morning. The
man who WAS suffering from alcohol.
ism and possibly from the effect Of
drug may recover Both he and the
driver OF the cab were detained while
the police Investigated. Although the
mans condition IL 50 serious he can
give little Information he said his
name was Thomas q Egan and that
be lives n Monroe street, one Of the
letter class resident sections Of Brook.
lyn The dead woman. DO said, was
Miss Mary Savage aee thirty. Both
were well dressed. - r ..s,..
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-15
Measure of Justice To
New Mexico St0Ckmen
Passes Upper House
Ballard's Bill Providing Penalty For Using sUnre-
corded Brands, After Precarious Journey, Gets
Through Council Unanimously

an explanation OF its purport was
passed almost unanimously.
The bin provides penalty for us
Ing or running an unrecorded brand
but gives parties who are using such
brands six months to get their brands
recorded before they can be proceed
ed against by the board.
The object of the law is purely pro
Jectire A person now using brand
thai is recorded has no possible re,
dress should any dishonest person be.
gin to use his same brand, or brand
so nearly like it as 10 permit the
wholesale theft OF cattle or horses.
Complaints from owners of record.
ed brands on this matter are received
almost daily by The cattle board and
under the present law they could give
the aggrieved parties no protection
This bill. however, win enable them
70 put stop to sucAF@ork and fully
70 protect honest stockmen.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-15
Plan for Enlargement Of
New Moxic0 Insane H0spikaI
Anex No. 3. Two Stories IN Hsiphf and 0asssnsioRs
800 Feet Long, FIFTY Feet Wids 70 30 Begun
A. Soon - AAay Be

The members Of the board OF regents
OF the New Mexico hospital for the In
sane and the medical superintendent.
Or, Upton, are highly pleased over the
llberality Of tho Legislature In dealing
with the institution. Thos Ross and
DR., Upton, who went 10 Santa Fe to
urge the Importance Of the bond Issue
and u goodly appropriation were re,
ceived with much cordiality by the
legislators and that they presented
their cause ably. the results testify.
Already the plans for the much need.
ed improvements are past the ombry.
onic stage, Now there are ii5 patients
In the hospital, The capacity OF the
buildings VIII be brought up to 300,
which will accommodate all the unfor.
tunate of this class for long time.
The buildings win be the largest and
finest In the territory. As soon ms
possible work on an annex 800 feet
long and fifty feet wide will be begun.
a two-story dining pavilion. 100 feet
long and fifty feet wide will be built,
ms well as boiler house and steam
laundry building OF tho same latitudi.
nal and longitudinal Dimensions. The
small deficit on the new annex No. q
viii also be met by the funds TO he
made available.
The promise Of the new buildings
settles the question Of the location Of
the insane hospital here forever. The
OF the board and the officials
OF the institution are TO be both con.
gratulatea and commended on the out
look.
II IL regarded as certain that the
affecting the asylum won't
be changed In the house.
The amount OF blessing the insane
hospital has been to the territory Is
During the last seven
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-15

seem as II everybody We'd with IN,
other In honoring him
Soon the crowd wended their wa,
once more 10 tho reception room
where the chairman displayed his dex
Ieriiy ON the violin, and gave some ol
the best rendered selections, TO which
Capt. Cooney OF Socorro kept time In
a very nimble manner, to the tune OF
an old fashioned Irish jig,
Mr.. Bursum spoke well of the EN-.
ployes. as the man behind the gun
and paid a tribute TO those who help
ed him during the campaign.
One OF the features which figured
In the ceremonies. was that, on enter.
Ing, over In the far corner over the
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-15
r Fus-fI1erEffOrS To Oe, 81 IA
Colorado Ele tpS'.x GRAIL 1opssn i.
PoIHicaE frOUssds Ai0ns

DENVER, March 15.--The govern.
orship contest went over til this az.
ternoon again In Joint assembly this
morning. Immediately after roll call
a recess was taken until 2:30 this
afternoon. The object of the recess
was 10 allow the anti-peabody repub-
licans to consider the proposition of
the compromise made by the straight
Peabody republicans. The proposi-
tion is to seat Peabody and have him
resign Immediately This would place
Lieutenant Governor Jesse Mcdonald
in the chair Peabody's written resig.
nation Is in the hands of the Peabody
men and If they can win over enough
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-15

speakers stand, was triangular
shaped affair which at first sight ap'
poared harmless nothing, but as the
governor mounted the stand being un.
covered and through u switch placed
at the door, was illumined. so as to
show a likeness Of the chairman
Over the door on the outside was
an arch OF lights, draped In Old Glory,
The decorations were good flags
and drapery being seen on every side,
A sequel to the occasion last night.
was the presentation this morning by
a committee representing the party
organization. OF beautiful solid sil.
yer ten service OF six pieces TO Mrs,
Bursum.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-15

the caucus, voted for Judge Spencer
/ desire TO say lint | will be d desert
er 70 the extent Or voting for demo
crat before the assembly adjournt
without eiectia SENATOR The
statement provoked a storm Of dis7p.
proyal from republicans aud hepf,.
sentative Tubbs demanded the resig.
nation of Ifill if be desires To te for
democrat For fifteen minutes pan.
aeinenium re!gned. but finally ad.
iournmcut was secured
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-15

South Platte watersheds the distrlbn.
tion was uneven: as whole the fall
on those watersheds was somewhat be.
low the average for the last ten or fiji.
teen years, but double that for Febru.
airy, 1904. AS result Of the warm
spells there was considerable settling:
the present depths, however, are much
greater In all districts than was noted
at the corresponding date last year.
The eoncensus Of opinion Ia that the
melting of the present stock of snow
will furnish good flow. the ground
being unusually well filled with moIs.
ture.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-15

years the ratio of cures has more than
doubled Many patients have been re-
stored TO lives OF usefulness aticnts
who, but for the asylum must have
been doomed to drag on their lives In
hopeless misery 10 themselves and to
their relatives.
II Is rare that any insane person re-
covers his reason II treated at home.
The number that recovers In jail is
still smaller There are notable cases
whore insane patients have been given
every care and the most skillful homo
treatment only 20 grow worse steadily.
but who have recovered speedily and
permanently when subjected TO tho
scientific treatment and tho clever dis.
cipline Of the institution, Aud Il Is
this matter OF discipline. coupled with
the occupation OF the minds Of the pa
t!ents In pleasant tasks. that II half
the battle for health.
The jails nre still overflowing with
this class of umfortunatcs. II
ls u shame and disgrace
to the Sterritory that such
harmful state OF affairs should prevail.
For lack of proper treatment, for lack
of comparatively small amount Of
money scores are condemned to a fate
worse than n death. Happily. the
present legislature has manifested tho
proper spirit toward the most unfortu.
nate Of human beings. No man OF
human qualities could object to tho
expenditure Of whatever sum of money
- necessary 10 cnsure the hest treat
ment for tho insane. He could not
object even though his own p0cketbook
was touched No money New Mexico
has ever spent or will spend can be
Invested 10 better advantage than In
providing for the care and comfort
and skilful treatment OF the insane