davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-06-05

mistrz obszernie odpowiada ma te
zarzuty, wykazuje, re nigdy ME
zachodzila potrzeba wzywania
milicyi, ze dotychczas policya
zupelnie wystarczala do utrzy-
mania porzadlu i stlumienia roz-
ruchow, skoro powstawaly, re
grand jury przy przesluchiwania
jego bynajmniej go ME zapyty-
wa}a, dlaczego milicyi ME WY
wal, ze swoja krytyka udowod-
Mia, IL jest niesprawiedliwa i
uprzedzona.
Strajkujacy krawcy, lst6rych
organizacya dala wlasciwy powod
do tego, re wybuchi strajk woz-
MEOW, skarza sic, re o mich zu-
pe}nie zapomniano re przy
wszelkich naradach mad rozpo-
czeciem rokowati lub ukladow
wcale Mich ME ma mowy.
Strajkuja oni Cd 2S tygodni, 4
try czwarte pomiedzy mimi ME
otrzyna}y ami centa wsparcia Z
funduszow strajsu. Zdaniem icll,
woznice ME powinni teraz cofac
sic W strajku, dopoki ME zostanie
rozstrzygnieta sprawa krawcow,
o kt6ra glownie chodzic powin-
no.
Organizacya "Chicago Fedora
ton of Labor" wczoraj wys}ala
do prezydenta Roosevelta petty
eva, azeby, zwolujac specyalna
sesye kongresu, wlqczyl do spraw
jakiemi sesya ma sic zajac, takzc
sprawe rozsylania pakietow przez
urzad pocztowy, gdyz W skutek
tego, re poczta ME przyjmuje do
posylki pakietow wiekszych, kom-
panic ekspresowe zyskaly tax
wielkie monopole taxa niezalez-
nose.
w Darku Palos Wczorai odbyi
sic piknik org. Department Store
Drivers Union, ma kt6rym byfo
okolo 5000 osob, pomimo re ME
przyby1 Shea, ktorego oczekiwa-
no. Niejaki F. o. Larson, "a
przysiezony jako deputy sher-
riff" bys tax ni!ostroAny, re
przybyl ma piknik i bawil sic We
solo. Poznano go, wyrzucono
sail tafcow, obito nielitosciwie i
zaledwie udalo sic policyi urato-
wac go ma przejezdzajacym po-
ciagu kolejowym wywiezt do
miasta. Podobny los spotkal in
nego kolege Larsona pol godziny
pozniej.
w szpitalu Provident umar} 50
letni. Porter Miller, murzyn, kto-
ry w czasie zbiegowiska W sobo-
te w nocy zostai postrzelony
przez policyanta Richarda Debow
rowniez n1urzyna. Debow jest w
areszcie do czasu, w ktorym jury
koronerska oglosi werdykt.
w czasie zbiegowiska W sobote
W nocy, w poblizu ulic Congress
Halsted zostal miejski policyart
Thomas C. Smith postrzelony
dwoma wystrzalami rewolweru,
prawdopodobnie smiertelnie i "a
wieziono go do szpitala powiato-
wego. Aresztowany jest deputy
sheriff." G. B. Lindsay, ktory
prawdopodobnie go rani}, kto7y
lekko raniony jest W kostke II
nogi.
Konstable ma bazarze koscielnyrn.
Cd lat kilku zdarzy}o sic one
graf po raz pierwszy, re ma baza-
RE ("fairze") koscielnynl poja-
will sic konstable w tym celu, a.
zeby aresztowac osoby bazar
urzadzajace "a aranzowanie "gler
szczescia". By}o to W kosclele N
NJ. P. ma rogu Wabash ave. i El-
bridge place, gdzie bazar odbywa
sic cd dw6ch tygodni. Aresztowa-
nj zostali proboszcz ks. O'Calla-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-06-05
on wledzIal.

= Patrzaj mezulku, narzeczony
stasi przysiai jej 5 funt6w cuker'
k6w! - -ca 81
ia jeszcae wczora,',v ,vIedsisien.
ze przyslel
zCzy onzci to m6wii?
= Movie snis mowis sls poayozHs
pieniedzy!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-06-05

runu pozar rozszerzy} sic tax
szybko, re straz ogniowa ME zdo-
1ala uchronic 60 Cd zniszczenia /;
szkode tam zrzadzona obliczaja
ma $4,000, same organy tam
warte byly $4,000. Zniszczonyn
zostai W podobny sposob budynek
zajmowany przez Sacramento
Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church" ma rogu Sacramento av.
Adams str; szkoda tam zrza-
dzona wynosi $4,000. Lei zas
uszkodzony zostal "Congrega-
tional Church" ma rogu 50 r,licy
La Sale str. Nadto pioruny
zrzadzily dose liczne choc mniej-
sze szkody, W r6znych innycil
budynkach w miescie, a W 7 pie
trowym budynku pm. 10 Madi-
son str, nalezacym do aldermana
2 wardy Georgia F. Hardinga jr.
pozar spowodowany przez pio-
run, zrzadzil szkode ma $1,000.
.NieszczeScie ma kolei ulicznej..
Ubiegiej nocy, okofo IL godz.,
tramwaj linii Elston ave. uderzyi
ma Warsaw ave. buggy, w
ktotem siedzieli dwaj mezczyzni.
Obaj wypadi ma bruk; jeden z
mich ma miejscu zostal zabity /
zwloki jego zabrano do przedsie-
biorcy pogrzebowego Donohue
ma Milwaukee California ave.
Nazwisko jego ma razie niewiado-
me. Drugi, groznie pokaleczony,
wedle papierow przy MIN znale-
zionych, nazywa1 sic Robert Gait
mieszkai pm. 445 w. Division
str, dokad go zawieziono. Ma
czaszke peknieta ME odzyskal
przytomnosci, dlatego ME MONA
bylo sic cd niego dowiedziec, kim
byl jego towarzysz.
Skarga ma porucznika policyjnego.
Rzecznik komisyi sluzby cy-
wilnej F. x. Busch formuiuje
skarge przeciw pewnemu porucz-
nikowi policyi o pobicie pewnego
obywatela.
Obwinionym jest porucznik
Maurice Bowler re stacyi IS uli-
cy oskarza 60 Felix's J. Wegier-
ski, zam. pm. 3137 Morgan str.
W.egierski przybyl ma stacya, a.
zeby podniesG s233 deputowanych
przez Jana Junkalskiego, oska-
rzonego defraudacya. Sierzant
biurowy wlasriie zamierzal oddat
Wegierskiemu pieniadze, otrzy-
mawszy pokwitowanie, kiedv
nadszedl porucznik Bowler, ma
padi ma Wegierskiego, kopa.
60 nogami i zawiod} go przed Sc
diego Underworld, ktory ma
tycllmiast Wegierskiego uwolnil.
Skarge wniesie adwokat komisyi
sluzby cywilnej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-06-05
TELECRAMY.

! Washington, 5 czerwca. ..
Try pomocnicze statki wojenne
"Aurora," "O1eg" / ,,Zem-
czuk" przyby1y do Manili W sta
ME mocno uszkodzonym. So ME
zdatne do s1uzby wojennej. Me
maja nadto amunicyi i zywnosci.
13o ranionych jest ma pokladzie.
50 marynarzy otrzymalo pozwo-
lenie wyjscia ma lad. Potrzeba
bedzie dwoch tygodni czasu, aze-
by okrety jako tako wyrestauro-
wac. Niektorzy sadza, re ME wy
starcza diva miesiace czasu, aze-
by okrety doprowadzie do jake
go takiego porzadku. General gu-
bernator Wright da} do zrozu-
mienia rosyjskiemu admiralowi,
re bedzie musial zastosowae sig
do przepisow neutralnosci.
Shanghai, 5 czerwca. - Holo-
knik przyprowadzil rosyjska lodz
torpedowa, ktora 6 dni blakaaa
sic po morzu. 80 ludzi zalogi cier-
pialo ma brak zywnosci i wody.
do picia. Przewieziono maryna-
rzy ma rosyjski transportowlec'
znajdujacy sic we Wufong. :.
Toxic, 5 czerwca. - Admlra1
Togo zsozyl wizyte Rozestwlell-
skiemu, ,ssawil jego mestwo wy
razl nadzieje, re admiral rosyJ-
ski odzyska zdrowie i bedzle
moga powrocie do ojczyzny. Mi
mister japonskiej marynarki po-
s1as Rozestwienskiemu kosz
kwiatow list wlasnoreczny, sla-
wiacy msztwo, rosyjskich mary
Marry.
Toxic, $ czerwca. - Jeden z
oficerow sztabu rosyjskiego os-
wiadczys, ze Rosyanie ME konls-
cznie chcieli sic dostae do Waady-
wostoku. Byli tax pewni zwycle-
stwa, ze pragneli zmierzye sic z
flota japohska i zniszczye ia. Car
kaza, i'm zmiazdzye nieprzyjacioa,
wiec spe,nili swoj obowiazek'
Petersburg, S czerwca.
Wszyscy cywilni we W1adywos-
toku otrzymali rozkaz opuszcze-
MIA miasta, ma ktorego zdobycle
wybieraja sic Japohczycy.
Londyn, S czerwca. W. tutej-
szych kolach dyplomatycznycn
panuje przekonanie, re pred u
psywem czerwca zostanie zawar-
ty pokoj, bez wzgledu ma to, la-
ki przebieg vienna dalsze wypad-
ki ma polu bitwy w Mandzuryl.
Rozchodzi sic glownie wyso-
kosc sunny, jaka Rosya ma "a
PLACID tytuiem kontrybucyi wo-
jennej. Japonia zada dwoch mi
liardow dolarow,a wiec diva razy
tax wielkiej sunny, jaka Francya
musiala zaplacic Niemcom po ich
zwycieztwu W latach 1870 1871.
Jezeli do tego przyjdzie, sRosya
bedzie zmuszona wyrzec sic nd
dlugie lata posiadania floty.
Petersburg, 5 czerwca. - w
chwilach ogolnego rozprzezenia,
spowodowanego nieslychanemi
kleskami, ME tract Rad energii w
przytlumiariu wewnetrznych
rozruchow. Ogioszono wczoraJ
carski ukaz, nadajacy Trepowowi
dyktatorska wsadza. General 20
stall mianowany wspolpracowni-
kiem ministra spraw wewnetrz-
nych. Rydzewskiego mianowal
car senatorem,szefem policyi i do
wodca zandarmeryi. Trepow po-
siadi obecnie wiadze rozwiezywa-
mia wszystkich zebran, zjazdow,
stowarzyszeh organizacyj, wy
wierajacych "szkodliwy' wplyw
ma normainy rozwoj wewnetrz-
nych wypadkow. Car pragnie po-i
zostae samowiadca Rosyi, a dy-
ktator Trepow tylko przed MIN
.~>~<, :. ~ Ssrcrf J,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-06-05
z MILIARDY DOLAR0W KONTRYBUCYI.
lyle zada cd Rosyi zwyciezka Japonla
Car mianowal Trepowa dyktatorem.
Konwencya Niemc6w katolik6w W Peru ILL.,
emach Exposition Milwaukee sponas wczora do szczetu
lnowal Trepowa dyktatorem.
Konwencya Niemc6w katolik6w Peru, Ill.
EXPOSITION Milwaukee spIonal wczoraj do szczetu.

hO4lSSAS SRS '" - g." 'S
Carskiego Sioia przysz}o do roz-
ruchow, podczas ktorych zabito
i poraniono kilkadziesiat osob.
Publicznosc ME pozwolila orkic-
stree odegrac marsza 4alobnego
ma czest poleglych W ostatniej BIZ
twie norskiej.
Berlin, S czerwca. = Wczoraj
rano odbyi sic wjazd tryumfalny
ksiecia nastepcy tronu jego ma
rzeczonej, ksiezniczki Cecylii, do
zamku kro1ewskiego. Podczas
sniadania wypowiedzias ce-
sarz Wilhelm dwie mowy, nato-
miast wieczorem, ma bankiecie,
mic ME mowii. w bankiecie bralo
udzia1 24o osob, przewaznie mill
strow, generaiow admiralow.
Podczas parady panowa} taxi
scisk ma ulicach, re przeszlo 500
osob doznalo uszkodzeh ciaia.
Wozy ambulansowe byly w cia-
giyr1 ruchu.
Springfield, Ill, 5 czerwca. -
w zakladach Zeigler panowa} ta-
XII nielad j takie lekcewazenie O..
bowiezujacych przepisow, re VIA
sciciele kopalni zaplacic beda
zmuszeni miliony dolarow kary
odszkodowania skutkiem katas-
trofy, powsta}ej ich why. 10
wejsc prowadzilo do kopalni, w
ktorej znajdowaao sic 40 szybow,
a W kazdym mich przechowywa-
no wiecej prochu, niz nalezaso.
Peru, Ill, 5 czerwca. - Odby-
wa sic tutaj 10 zjazd Zjednocze-
mia Niemieckich katolikow stanu
Illinois. Przybyso wczoraj 100 de-
legatow, 40 ksiezy i kilka tysiecy
czlonkow r6znych towarzystw.
1000 zjednoczencow przybylo z
Chicago. Nabozehstwo celebro-
wal biskup Reilly, po po}udnlu
odbyla sic parada, podczas ktore]
przygrywalo II orkies4', ma
stepnie odbyi sic massmityng W
gnachu Opery, gdzie ks. Schaefer
mowil na temat: "Chrzesciahska
rodzina i miiosc ojczyzny". Now
ca zalecai branie slubow kosciel-
nych wychowywanie dzieci W
duchu katolickim, azeby spo{e-
czenstwu nadac charakter spole
czenstwa chrzesciahskiego. Take
spo}eczefstwo posiadac wlnno
Rad, LEGACY sic z jego potrzeba-
mi, a wiec patryotyzm nlemlec-
kich katolikow ma tenn polega, a
zeby Rad zniewolic do liczenla
sic faktem, re szko}y publiczne
ME odpowiadaja potrzebom spo-
1eczenstwa chrzescian w ogole, a
katolikow w szczegolnosci.
Milwaukee, Wis, S czerwca. =
Cd rs lat istnial tutaj gmach wy
stawy. stanowiacy najwieksza
hale w nniescie, W ktorej odbywa-
ly sic konwencye, przedstawienia
rozmaitosci wystawy stanowe i
miejskie. Obecnie odbywal sic
miedzynarodowy zjazd graczy w
"skat". 1900 osob znajdowalo sic
w bogato udekorowanej hall,
kiedy nagle rozlegl sic krzyk:
Gore! Publicznosc wybiegla
ma ulice, leez ogieh trawil latwo
polne festony choragwie i SEE
rzyl sic tax gwaltownie, re pon1i-
mo wysiikow stray pozarnej ME
pozostalo caiego budynku mic,
procz muru zewnetrznego. Stra-
ty wynosza 100000. Gmach "Ex-
position" zajmowal caly biloxi
miedzy S a 6 utica i miedzy Utica
mi Cedar State. Byi ubezpie-
czony na $4,000.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-06-05
Rome notaiki teIegrafiezne.

- Niemcy ubolewaja, BE Ameryka-
nnie podkopali ich handel ma wyspach
Samoa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-06-05
Skazani.

Ma smierc skazani zostali przez
sad przysieglych Jan Lorenz i
Jan Nado1ski, oskarzeni zamor-
dowanie d. 1o marca Fritza Krue-
ger w szynku Abrahama Riegera
pm. SI1 N. Robey str. Sedziow:e
przysiegli naradzali sic w sobote
popoludniu az do godziny 9, nim
werdykt oglosili. Zdaje sic, re a.
dwokaci skazanych starac sic be-
da wznowienie procesu, zwlasz-
CA re przynaj1nniej co do Nadol-
nego, ME dose jasne byiy dowody
il bral udzial w morderstwie, jak
O tenn donosilisny w sobote.
Sedzia George Kersten W So
bote wysiuchal argunentow ad-
wokata Isadore Plotke, obrohcy
zonobojcy Hocha, domagajacego
sic wznowienia procesu, ale je
odrzucil, i odrzucii takze zadanie
od1ozenia oznaczenia dnia strace-
MIA, poczem naznaczyi dzieh 23
czerwca, poniedzy godz. 10 rano
a 2 popoludniu ma wykonanie wy
roku smierci ma skazanym.
2 urzedu zdrowia.
w ubieglym tygodniu umarlo
w Chicago 467 osob: o 13 wiecej
niz w tygodniu poprzedzajacym,
IS wiecej, niz w odnosnym ty-
godniu zeszlego roku. Ma dyfterye
unlario s osob, ma koklusz IS, ma
szkarlatyne I, ma tyfus 7. Salno-
b6jstw byio az ID, innych gwal--
townych wypadkow snierci 81.
w nor6wnaniu z zeszlvn1 ro-
.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-06-05
Burza wczorajsza.

Wczoraj burza piorunowa
zrzadziia znaczne szkody w xii
ku miejscach, piorun uderzys
w try rome swiatynie okolo 60
dziny q rano i dwie z Mich znisz-
cyl prawie do szczetu. Jedna
z MICH by, Unity Church" W Oak
Park. w kt6rym DO uderzeniu Dio-
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-05
JUDGMENT IS WORTHLESS
Miss Hamilton's Claim for Damages
Held to Be Subservient to Mortgage.

HELENA, MoNT.-Miss Lizzie =, Hamilton, has has
lost her celebrated case against the Great Fails
Street Railway company: She was injured ana
sued the company for $4,000, recovering 5Mdg-
ment in the district court for $4,000. When
the street car company organized It issued bonds
to the Massachusetts, Loan & Trust company,
secured by mortgage, on its entire property:
After Miss Hamilton had recovered judgment the
Massachusetts company transferred the mortgage
for collection to the DAILY Bank & Trust company,
which brought a suit to foreclose, and made
Miss Hamilton party defendant. = ,
the suit under a section Of the compiled statutes
which provides that personal injury claim
has prior right over a mortgage The district
solely to railroads of commerce and not street
railroads The supreme court has just affirmed
the decision Of the lower court. which means
that Miss Hamiltons claim is subservient to the
mortgage and hence the eastern investors Will
At its session last night the city council
awarded the contract for paving Main street with
btick to Louis Johnson Of Helena at $4,000.
The work must be completed by Sept. l.. The
council also adopted resolution that II the
100000 bond proposition carried at the special
election on Monday, the council will not acquire
a plant until a proposition Is submitted to the
one should be bought. r
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-05
HAD TO DIVVY FEES
FORMER STATE OIL INSPECTOR
CHIFFMANN TELLS OF A Sc
CRET POLITICAL sYsTEM.n

Fred G.. Schiffmann of St. Paul, for
mer state oil inspector, testified before
the house committee on illuminating
oils yesterday afternoon that he has
had to divide the fees of his fat office
with mysterious coil board.'
.Schiffman freely told Of the operation
of the department. during his regime.
He gave Instances Of where the Stand
ard Oil company was in the habit of
sending the poorer grades of oils to the
country towns. He told of the income
from his office, asserting it amounted
to $31 900 year, of which $4,000 went
as pay to deputies, and after paying
other expenses, about $4,000 was left:
'And that was your compensation
asked Representative Thompson.
"Oh, no; L divided it with the mem
bers Of the oil board, - replied Schiff
mann. He was then questioned as to
who the members of the coil board -
were, and what share Of the money they
got. He fatty refused to tell.
'That s my secret he said snap
ping his fingers, lit belongs to poltti-
cal system that has existed for years,
and I refuse to answer on the ground
that such information is immaterial in
this investigation.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-05
Can Have Your Cake
and Eat II Too
If You Happen to Have Dyspepsia
But the Possession Is Not a
Pleasant or Desirable One
"A Certain Way to
Cure the Trouble.

Cure the Trouble.
Fruit Cake, meat cake, nut cake. sink
ers-anything and everything that the
stomach of a healthy fourteen-year
boy will digest are digested, one and
by stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. They
possess the same properties and act in
the same way as the gastric juice and
other digestive fluids of healthy.
stomach do. They cause no disturb
ance and are followed by no bad results.
because they are natural in their work
ings and effects. No matter what the
condition of the stomach is. their work
natural way without regard to sur
rounding conditions.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, by reliev-
ing the stomach of it's work, enables
it to recuperate and regain it's normal
health and strength. Nature repairs
the worn and wasted tissues just as she
heals and knits the bone of a broken
limb, which is of course not used dur
ing the process Of repair. aa
A Wisconsin man says: 81 suffered
the pangs Of dyspepsia for ten years.
I tried every known remedy with in
different results until / was told of the
remarkable cures of Stuart IS Dyspepsia
Tablets. bought box, began taking
them and forgot [ had stomach.
Three boxes cured me completely.
have had no trouble whatever for a
year and have an appetite like a
harvest hand and can eat anything that
is set before me without fear of bad re.
SUITS
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are fol
sale, by all druggists at SOC box. The
druggist never fails to have them in
stock because the demand for them is
so great and so pronounced that he
cannot afford to be without them. PEG
pie who could not get them of one drug
gist would go to another and would gel
in the habit of buying their other drugs
there as well. as their stuart's sDys
pepsia Tablets.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-05
THIRTEEN WOLVES IN ONE DAY
Colgin Of Even Earns 1854 in
Bounties. -.

sIDNAW. MIGHT is believed that James
CoigIn Of Even is the champion wolf hunter
for the greatest number. Of wolves killed by
one man In single day in the upper peninsula.
work netted hin, close to $500.
Some ten miles north of Even is place
large numbers. Colgin WAC aware Of this fact,
and believed he could find wolves there; Part
went to the scene. Wolves were there, and
they were raising. havoc with the deer, as many
carcasses testified. Colgin had secured guam
tity. Of suet which he had cut up and in each
chunk Of which he had placed some strychnine
The following day Colgin returned to the
place and found that the bait had been effective
located. He also ran into pack of about
Which Were se chasing ,a deer and open
ceiher he found thirteen wolf carcasses. and
believes from indications that two more wolves
succumbed to the poison: -
wolf, and he is disposng of the -pelts for So
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-05
KNOW A GOOD THING
South Dakota Farmers Ready Buyers of
School Lands.

BHERRE, s. DIDO the people of South Da-
kota believe In their state? is question which
has been efrectually answered in the returns
from the school land sales this spring. APP
praised by the state lands board at figure above
the past selling value of like lands in the same
vicinity. they not only snapped up by
farmers. who own adjoining lands, at that
minimum, but in many cases the price was
sent to almost double that by hot competitive
bidding.
Commissioner Bach has established a stand
ard for land sales which will keep his success
brought the state s54a ee2.7o for 1880 acres
an average of $3012 acre. OF this total
81, 485. 35 was in excess of the appraisement
price.
Tho heaviest sales and most active bidding
were In the counties Of Bon Homme and Hutch
tnson. Choice tracts were ruin up to $57 an
acre La the former county. and S52.25 in the
latter. The highest county average was for
Turner. at $50. 10. with the lowest in Kings
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-05
SHOT HIMSELF FIVE TIMES
Davis Was Crazed by Drink and
~ Thought He. Was to Be Hanged.

LIVINGSTON. MONT.-While temporarily IN
sane George W. Davis, one of the best known
residents Of eastern Montana, committed suicide
shot himself and said they were trying to hang
him and to avoid being hanged he had shot.
shot himself thee times while lying IN bed at
Z o'clock in the morning and that more than
one and half hours later he arose, removed q
portion Of his underwear. staggered towards
the door snd then sat down dow s on the hoos.
after dying. He had been on a protracted spree
and friend sat up with him all night and LETT
Just before he took his life.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-05
FAMOUS MINING
CASE AT AN END
CLEVELAND CLIFFS IRON COM
PANY Is DEFEATED.
United States Supreme Court Declares
It Has No Jurisdiction in Suit for
Negaunee Property-Two Lower
Courts Had Decided Against the
Cleveland Concern:

Marquette. Mich, April Son the ground
that no federal. question was involved, hence
that it was without jurisdiction, the United
States supreme court has filed a decision in
favor of the defendant in the celebrated case
Of the Cleveland Cliffs Iron company vs.. the
Negaunee Iron company.
The suit has been in the courts for five years,
and has been costly, 1t involves the mining
property at Negaunee, worth millions.
: The litigation was instituted to compel the
Negaunee company, otherwise the Bretung es-
tate, Of Marquette, to recognize ninety nine
year lease, granted many years ago to the
Pioneer Iron company, corporation afterwards
taken over by the Cleveland Cliffs company,
but in both circuit and state supreme courts the
lease has been held invalid.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-05
H. COURT OPENS IN FOSTER
Action Against Glaspell, a Former
7. Judge, Is Taken Up.

JAMESTOWN. N. D.--A special term Of dis
trict court in Foster county convened Tuesday,
missed and a number settled out Of court. In
the case of j. W. I.ahart vs. Peter link a
motion for change Of venue was denied. The
case of J.. w. Bennett VS.. s. L. Glaspell was
taken up. The suit involves the purchase Of a
tract Of land in Foster county for which the
plaintiff demands title from the defendant.
Veterinarian L'Moore has returned from trip
to La Moure county. He inspected some 800
head of horses to determine their condition as
to CHAMBERS, but found the stock generally free
from the disease. The report that CHAMBERS
existed near Berlin proved to be q mistake.
The farmers in that part OF the state are ar
ranging to dip their stock and several watts are
to be constructed. e.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-05
TRUSTEE MEETING POSTPONED
Methodist University Will Not Be Re
located for Several Weeks.

s FARGO, N.D.-The adjourned meeting Of the
board Of trustees Of tn, Methodist university
cordine to statement issued by Chairman
Frank Lynch. Several towns are still after the
location of the university and the next meeting
be TAKEN
Nor ton county has at last paid Cass the bal
Of some years ago The original costs of the
trial were about $4,000, ,and all had been paid
but 500. which was allowed to run on for years.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-05
HECTOR HAS HIGH LICENSE
Fee Placed at $1,000 and Saloons Linn
tied to Two.

HECTOR, MINN.--The village council held its
first meeting last evening and appointed Christ
Strand marshal. Gust Hagquist manager Of the
gas plant, and Herb Dodge street commissioner
It placed the saloon license at 81 800 and limited
the number of saloons to two This will mean
the closing of Alex Peterson's place. the other
two saloons buying his stock.
4. Seeding Of small grain would have been prac.
acreage will be larger than ever before. . -
The Commercial club Is raising funds to I'M
prove the principal roads leading into Hector.
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The original amount and interest reached about
5000. :. -. -.s4..., ., 49, 49, -
Fargo is to have an exhibit Of the manual
The work was not adopted here till last winter
and is a. great success. The exhibit will be
shown the patrons Of the school on Thursday and
Friday. -i.
An attempt to secure the money Of Tony Bars
kord BY knockout dr9Ps Tast mad a He was
dication Of having been ..doped" after becoming
Intoxicated. Over 500 found on his person.