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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-05-18
Gives Figures 10 Show That Gross Earn
ings Were IncompeteIy Reported
to the State
Railroads Appear to Owe $3.50, 900 in
Back Taxes, According to Experts
Schedules

for each of the seven years The
are also attached copies Of letters and
toIegrams showing Communications
the subject of rebates The nam :
are omitted in the report though it =
understood that those are known 10
the commissiule ANA are a ART OF thc
records of his Office
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-05-18
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
s. ..rs. 80 O. IIHlHzzm
COL Bound Over.

Milwaukee May i7-..Henry g. Coll,
accused ~ Incorporating funds Of
he FIRST National bank, az its assist
aaf cashier waived preliminary hear.
ing before Court Commissioner Blood.
good and vas bound over to the fed.
eral grand jury In bail Of 10000
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-05-18
Money for Institutions,

tn state institutional emergency
deficiency appropriation hi)l was pass
ed by A unanimous vote, The measure
app riates 100000 ter the purpose
of covering the expenses of the in
stitWneus from the time Of the last
appropriation ported 10 the end Of the
present fiscal year The Institutions
have been greatly embarrassed by
failure Of tho legislature 70 pass tho
bills .rr the expenses Of the hicnuim
pertou, and this cmerg ncy measure
is .a make the appropriation year
agren With the fiscal year and avoid in
the future the embarrassment of TINS
Npgl=
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-05-18
MsGLIIiNraN Saves RS enl.

Sr@a2r McGiNivray saved his archl
tec,s .yeuSo hill by getting II referred
to The sommiuee ON judiciary This
was because Senator w ttchca0
raise the point that the IN sought
to esye ~ a corporation the right 10
rogust, and restrict all persons en-.
gagc in certain profession, he
suggested that the legislature had no,
the constitutional power to SO dele
gate authority to Corplrator, Sen.
ator NeGiliyray was agreeable to a dc
lay anal il was upon his motion that
the ail was sent To the committee.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-20
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. PLAYING SCHEDULE, 1905

At Ailwaukse May 20, 81, %; July - 10,
At Kansas City-May 10, II, 10. 10; July 8,
o, 10, IL; Aug. 49, 20, D.
At st. Paulm y 2$ "a, rs; July 49, II, 10,
TOLEDO.
At Minneapolis-May 2s, a. IS; July 10, II,
10, 10; Aug. %. 20. q, q.
At Columbus-May 4, 8, 6, z; June. %, "a;
July, s. 9; Sept 4; =, s; - %.
July. I, 2; September, Z g 9, 81 o. % o.
2s: September. 10 II. IL. = o '''' - ~ =
10 # N nl xaq g 81 3 H. 49, 49, July
At Kansas e " y 20 q, %; July 49, 49,
%; Aug. %, 20, 80, 81.
INDIANAPOLIS.
At MfnneapolismMay 49, IT, IS, 10; July 8,
At colHmb%s- !, 2 8. 4, ct. %, 20; Sept.
Es T9isd q y s. 3 = $; Aug IL. 10. 10,
ss At i is Il Is g. 7; July a. T. g.
>, At D. Mi 5y 2e 2e r. %; July 90
; At Kansas GtymMay g. p. 25; July 1e. H.,
10; Aug. %, %, %, "a.
LOUISVILLE.
At tMiRan ns 81 . 90 a. 22 July 49, 49,
at Minneapolis 5. 6. 7. 8; June 80;
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-20
SPORTS
AMERICAN ASSN
PLAYING. PROGRAM
T ~ =
Minneapolis Favored by Schedule
Adopted by Magnates at the
Chicago Meeting.

Having adopted schedule for the season of
1905 rhe American association magnates can
now devote their entire time to developing pen
nant-wnning teams by the time that the season
opens. BY the way, only Columbus and Mil
waukee are claiming the emblem of first, hon
ors. but the managers of the other teams are
promising each other some hard fighting. Man
ager Arthur Irwin of the Kansas City team
Is willing to bet seasons salary that the
team will be better than seventh, while j. Ed
Grille and Mickey Finn, the new commanders
at Toledo. declare that their team will be IN
the first division from the start and remain
there thruout the season. Where the second
division teams will come from one can even
guess. ., 'r ..- --@.s ...
Nevertheless all admi. that Kansas City and
Toledo teams have been materially strength
ened, and the new arrangements have the
confidence Of the home fans. revival Of interest
is expected in the two towns, and this will
benefit the association. ..s- ., E. -
The playing season opens April 10 with
the western division in the east-Minneapolis
at indianapolis and Kansas City at Toledo. After
playing four games at Columbus, the millers
visit Toledo. Louisville. indianapolis in turn,
Relosing their first eastern series May g..
at Nicollet park with Kansas City May g..
Next comes Milwaukee. then st. Paul and then
the eastern clubs--Indianapolis Louisville, To-
ledo and Columbus. in the order named. Then
there is another short series with st. Paul,
ending with morning and afternoon games on
May go Memorial day.
From hasty glance at the schedule, the
twin cities appear to have been very fairly
treated. They have the three holidays, Me-
mortal day, Fourth of July and Labor day, at
home with each other, each city getting a
game either in the morning or the afternoon
on those days. They also at home during
fair week. and presumably have an even number
of Sunday dates. The season closes in the
twin cities Oh Sept. 13, when the millers and
saints clash for the last time. The league
season ends on Sept. IS. when Minneapolis ant
St. Paul respectively meet Kansas City and
Milwaukee.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-20
DEATH OF ALEX JOHNSON
PIONEER LOGGER AND BUSINESS
MAN OF SALTWATER EXPIRES
SUDDENLY TODAY.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal
Saltwater, Mimi, March 20.-Alex-
ander Johnson, one of Saltwater s best
known citizens, a pioneer logger and
merchant, died suddenly at l clock
this afternoon. He had been sick sew
eral weeks, but was thought to be i'm
proving until attacked by sinking
spell. He was 81 and leaves a wife,
four sons and daughter. Years ago he
was prominent in politics and had a
general acquaintance over the state. He
was a member Of the Elks lodge of
Saltwater.
Yesterday fire started in his room
from parlor match and threatened the
bed upon which he was lying. His son,
George, quickly carried him from the
room and extinguished the fire, re-
ceiving burns on his hands which are
severe. The incident did not seem to
unduly excite Mr.. Johnson and is not
thought to have contributed to his sud-
den DEATH
The George N. Seymour residence has
been sold to the Methodist church so.
ciety for $4,000, and will be used as a
parsonage.
The basketball team Of the Minneap-
oils Athletic club defeated the Company
X team here by score of 40 to 26.
o. IL. Olson, the contractor resumed
work today on Stillwater's new audi
torium.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-20
BOXING

and patented a boxing glove that registers the
number of blows landed By the person wearing
fitted in the palm Inside of the tube is placed
a miniature counting machine which keeps tab
on the blows. small slit at end Of the
tube displays a set Of numbers. and when q
bout Is finished referee has only to read the
palm to decide the bout. Larsen has also applied
has registering machines located over the solar
plexus and over the short ribs on each side
Of the body. He also has q mask supplied with
registers for the lower jaw.
Jake Kilrain of Baltimore wants to put on
NE saoves +h. b ns hes heen rsinin ~
and is now under 200 pounds. Here's a comic
opera theme. ,.--. s.-r.l~. II -.. IT,.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-20

At columbus-May 80, 80. 81; Aug. "A. Is, 1e,
At Toledo May 8. 0, 10. II; June q. %. 20;
At Indianapo lis-May IL, 10, IA. June %. "a,
rs, 20; Sept. A. a, q, g.
10 A. Aan s. s. ~ 2s a. 2S July 49, H. 49,
a. At s Kansas %ss e sa % y 81 ~ as July 90 a.
:, st. PaulmMayy 1s. IT. Is, 10, July 8. 9, 10,
MILWAUKEE,.
% At o Mi s 10. II. -; June ~,
AT, Columbus-May /. 2, 8; June Is. is. IL,
At Toledc-April II. Is, 20. 80; June 10. 20,
At Indlanapolis. 10, 20, n, %; June 8,
At Louisville ss %. "a. Is, 20; June u,
At kansas oitiy-Hay 20, 80, 81; Aug. Is,
At St. Paui..May 3, 8. 7, 8; June 80; July
1, 2, 8; Sept. g. z. 8.
KANSAS CITY.
'u IT ooiun & sepz as a. u.s. 49, June -,
=, 4 Il Te fsS IT, 90 a. 2a Jun. ., 10
1s At is l19'a4 Isl Hss g. as o. 80; June
At Louisvilie-May i. 2. 8; June 10, 20. q,
II MY 2s &C. q A ls: 49, July J. 4 g.
8; Sept 1, 2. IL. 10.
90 Sept 8, 10, 10, IL.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-20
MINNEAPOLIS.

MANN4%nEOk46s r {.
At 1 oelugDqs1Apsll 49, 20, ~ 81 June .. 10
At ToiedeSApril IS, q, IS, %; June p, 10,
At indianapolis l, 2, 8; June 10, 20, q,
%; Aug. 10, II, II, IS.
At Io9, rs u. q IS %, 80; June 49,
Is. 20 81; Sept. Il, Is, 16, Ii. . = 'u's ~
At Kansas City-June 8, 8, Z, 3, "a, IS, Is,
At St. Paul-Atay IA, so am, 81; July pm,
6. Z; Aug. Is, 49,, Sept. 2, 4 am, Is.
ST. PAUL.
At hinneapolis-May y. 15,, 20, 80, pm.
At Columbus-April q. 2s, 90 80; June 10,
At Toledo-May 1, 2, 8; June 10, 10. II, IS;
Aug. 2, g. 4, 5.
At Indianapolis--A %, a, 49, 2s; June
At Louisville-April 10. 20, q, %; June Q,
At Milwaukee-June 5, g. 7, 8; %, "a, g. 26:
Sept. II, II, 10.
At Kansas City-June 1, 2, 8, 4; July "a, 20,
20, q; Sept IA, 49, 16.
COLUMBUS.
At Minneapolis-May 20. 27. %: july 20, d.
%, %; Aug. 2S, 20, 80, 81. -
At Toledo--May IL. -, IA; June 20, 20; July
4, 4 Sept 13. IA, Is, Is.
At Indianapolis-May s. 8, 10, IL; July "a,
%, 26. q; Sept. 1. 2, 3. -
At Louisville-June 8, 6, Z, s; June 30; July
l. 2 8; Sept. 7, g. 8.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-20
WHIST

Minneapolis and St. Paul each took prize It
the open mixed pair whist contest on Saturday
at the rooms Of the St. Paul Chess and Whist
club. The north and south prize went to Mr..
and Mrs. A. s. Sperry of st. Paul and the
east and west prize to Thomas Sullivan and
r. r. Todd Of Minneapolis. The next contest
will be held at the rooms of the Minneapolis
Whist club April 4.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-20
BASKETBALL

The Central A. 4. q. basketball champion
ship by the Chicago Central Y. NJ.
C. A. team in game against the West Side
Y. NJ. C. A. FIVE. The final score was 10 to 49,
The University Of Chicago basketball team de-
feated the Northwestern university five at
Evanston by the Of IS to %.
All differences between the girls Of Nebraska
and Minnesota have been wiped out and the
much talked Of basketball game will be played
at Minneapolis at the university armory Friday
March 81.
Sank Center high school basketball team won
the high school championship Of northern Minne-
sofa by defeating the Alexandria team 40 to 2
Saturday. Sank Center has defeated every team
of note north of the twin cities Any twin city
high school team desiring game should address
A. v. Barton. manager.
The girls basketball players at the Univer-
sity of North Dakota. who have not lost a
game this season, and have taken the state
Championship. were guests of DR.. Sweetland,
physical director at the university. at a BAN
Duet at the Hotel Dacotah Saturday night. The
last g1me of the season will be played at
Mayville normal next Friday.
The Minneapolis A. G.. basketball team de-
feated Company X Of saltwater at the latter
nlanA laAk SeAn-s>z hY score OF 10 to e.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-20
THE TURF

The Western Jockey club extended the new
Louisiana clubs racing dates six days, but on
next Saturday the long winter meeting will
come to a close, the officials of the grounds
do not seem disposed to carry on any longer
the fight with the city park management. The
April 49,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-20
FLEMING ESCAPES
Wisconsin Farmer Who Robbed His
Wife Is on His Way to Alaska.
Special to The Journal

Special to The Journal.
Barron, Wis, March 20.-John w.
Fleming, who few weeks ago abscond-
ed with $3.50, the proceeds Of timber
cut On his wife's land, and which was
to have been used to pay off two Of his
wife's children, who were minor heirs
of the estate, left by her first husband,
has been located in Tacoma, Wash.
Before his arrest could be effected
he took passage for Alaska, and the
expense Of bringing him back would
be SO great that probably no further
effort will be made to punish him.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-20
TWO STRANGERS KILLED

Mangled Remains Found on Track Near
Floodwood, MINI.
Special to The Journal.
Floodwood, Mimi, March 20.-The
mangled remains Of two men were
found on the railroad track this morn
ing near Wawina, few miles west
Of Floodwood. Neither has been iden-
tilted, and it is supposed they were
and were run over by a night train.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-20
WRESTLING

John Rooney of Chicago defeated Jim Parr,
the English champion, in wrestling match Sat
urday at the Chicago Athletic association.
Rooney. who was thirty pounds heavier than
parr won two falls at GrecoRoman and Parr
secured one fall in catch as ca tch-can.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-20
REV. MIR. CAN'T RESIGNS

N10o1tooUoI doI0I IIolS fiCCePGeU IllVICa-
tions of Ohio Church.
Epeoial to The Journal
Rochester, Mimi, March 2O.-Rey. W.
B. CAN'T, for four years pastor of the
Presbyterian church in Rochester, has
resigned to accept a call in Hamilton,
Ohio. The Winona Presbytery has the
power to accept or reject his resigna-
tion.
George Tyler of Warren, MIMI, to-
day purchased H. L. Bates iewelry
business here. The latter will enter the
real estate business.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-20

EXHIBITION GAMES.
At Vicksburg. Miss.-New York Americans, 8;
Vicksburg, 0.
At Memphis-New York Nationals. II; Mem
phis, 5. ..% h.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-20

The Chicago university track team won the
indoor meet with Wisconsin Saturday, scoring
Al points to the badgers SO. The feature Of
Chicago and waller Of Wisconsin in the s5oyard
dash Lightbody Of Chicago was the star Of
the meet, winning 10 points for his school.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-20

BILLY" Schwartz. a former member Of the
Cleveland American league club, has signed to
play for the coming with indianapolis
of the American association. IT. is said that
Schwartz will play either at first or second
base
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-20
CHICAGO WINS AT sKAT,

CHICAVU WINS al 6hAI.
First honors in the fourth skat tournament OF
the season of the Chicago Skat league went to
John Hundriesen, who won twenty games and
made $50 points. All of the fourteen prizes
went to Chicago players, altho there were over
fifty out-of- town contestants in the tournament
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-20
BASEBALL

Hans Wagner started for Hot Springs last
night to join the Pittsburg squad He has at
last given in to Dreyfuss and promises to play
ball in his old form. He has been practicing
on the vacant lots at Carnegie.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-20

Ya1e's athletes secured the intercollegiate hon
ors III the games of the Columbia by winning all
three Of the dual relays with Columbia and
individual places in many Of the open events.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-20

Wisconsin will send twelve men to Ann Arbor
to meet the Michigan team next Saturday. Cap
tain Breitkreutz. the crack distance runner, will
not compete, being out Of condition.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-20
Made-up Carpets at a Big Saving

No.
SO 15x1s ALL WOOL INGRAM, in red
and greens
go 12x1s-e COTTON CHAIN INGRAM,
dark red and green block design.
81 12x14-s KURD1sTAN INGRAM,
green ground with tan and red
90 12x13-8 KURDIsTAN INGRAM,
tan ground, red and brown scroll. :.
80 1a.ex1s.s WILTON VELVET, green
ground, floral design. ...........
81 1s-ex15-3 WILTON VELVET, tan
ground, brown scroll ...........
sc 11-Sx13-9 WILTON VELVET, groom
ground, floral design. ............
LEG 12-lx12-s TAPESTRY BRUSSELS,
red ground brown scroll.
lis 13.6x13.8 TAPESTRY BRUSSELS,
bright carpet, in red and green.
lis 13-6x14-3 TAPESTRY BRUSSELS,
red ground, brown and tan scroll.
so 11-3x12-s SMITH ADMINISTER,
large design, in red and tans. ....
142 13.6x11.s WILTON VELVET, greer
ground, floral effect.
70 10-1x13 SMITH ADMINISTER, brown
ground, scroll design.
145 11-sx15-7 WILTON VELVET. greer
ground, floral design
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-20

in 1916 and ten years later came west
and settled at Monona, Iowa. They
came by boat to Chicago, and drove
over the prairie to the Mississippi. In
1887 they moved to Austin and have
made their home here since, They have
four children, fourteen grandchildren
and six great grandchildren.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-20

For the Oxford Cambridge sports at the
Queens club, on March 81, the Oxford COM
mittee has selected the Rhodesisn scholars, P. Y:
team teams for high jump, and ". E. schott Of Cor o
nell as third man in the team for the three
mile race.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-20

Arrangements have been made for the holding
Of an Interstate athletic meet at La Crosse on
April 20. The Sparta Tomah. La Crosse and
Winona high schools and the W. B. T. teams
will compete.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-20

The University Of Michigan's indoor team
last night defeated the First regiment Of Chi
cago by IS to II points. The defeat Of Walter
stefrin, G q, hurdler, by Hodgin, dark
meet Hodgin equalled the indoor record for
forty yards-b 2-5 seconds
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-20

Spike Anderson. who played with Winnipeg two
ably be the playing manager Of the Grand Forks
team in the Northern league this season. An
viii bring a number Of fast college players ,.1
to the Northern circuit with him. He is re-
sarded as one Of the best players in the North
league during the past three years.
Manager Edward Hanlon Of the Brooklyn Base
ball club said at Baltimore today that he had
been notified by the Of the club that If
he wished to retain the management of the
club he must accept cut Of Sc, 800 in his sal
ary and that. he had peromptorily declined to
accept the reduction.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-20
ATHLETICS

Saturday was entirely satisfactory. Only one
warmly contested, and the marks were high:
Particularly interesting were the high and
Of was the
neh above 't the N as Tns
ho5 9 u7Ssfitrt hss
onds: finals. Hunter, Robertson, Bohlan, 8 a5
Rsse s::2s5sti'?
tuck, s 4,5 seconds; second heat Kip, shattuck;
nss Rpp es sh1
and Capron. Shattuck. tied for second. 6 8-5 Soc
= sixty-Yard Hurdles, University-First heat.
end heat. ostvis: Fur6er, StuDS, s>5 seconds;
Nerth High; MsFFil; I'M; Miiiia% En- East h5sS'
SoTtS hsn Schulz H !' and Bly,, ' FillsDury. tied
High yumpSTwidt, ar:t; Norcress, second Ed
ws sba bnrd negnt Feet snes first
4 inches F. King. North high, third 50 feet
Preparatory. Relay. Three Laps Each-shat-
high, second, Martin: Rollins, Williams. FEyk.
maker: 8. King; Pillsbury, four tn.
Half-Mile Run.Murphy, first; Pratt, second;
from, third; time minutes q seconds. -
omores rst Ma1@gren e'1 Murphy Ges
freshmen, r: Pratt, Ralnisch, Van Worst Furber.
=, Foethall:Traek Teams Relay; Two Laps Each
Robertson: football team, 0'Brien: Thorpe. Gut:
fole Vault-Lammers: FIRST 10 feet 4 inches;
Jensen second, 1901 inches: Powell, third. 8
5ntezfEatesnty Relsy Two Laps Eaeh-Alpha
ter, Woodward.
o'Brien Chairman nan Of the Registration commit:
tee Of the Western A. A. IT,, against the award
s s. ns w. based he the
that six Of the points claimed by St. Louis uni
yess were scored in the novice race and
event were not to be counted; also. that two Of
the contef tants representing St. Louis university
are claimed not to be students Of the institu-
The University Of Mlshigan's indoor team
eago BY IS to II points. The defeat OF Walter
harder BY aoaEn
meet. Hodgin eaualled the indoor record for
For the Oxford Cambridge sports at the
elu M MAJ g. the 15rd
Young Of South Dakota, as first man In the
team for high jump and w. e. Schott Of Cor
mile race.
Wisconsin will send twelve men to Ann Arbor
to meet the Michigan team next Saturday. Cap
tain Breitkreutz the crack distance runner, will
not compete, being out Of condition.
The Chicago university track team won the
indoor meet with Wisconsin Saturday, scoring
the meet was a dead heat between Hogenson Of
Chicago and Waller of Wisconsin in the 35-yard
dash. Lightbody Of Chicago was the star of
| the meet, winning 10 points for his school.
Ya1e's athletes secured the intercollegiate hon
ors III the games of the Columbia by winning all
three of the dual relays with Columbia and
individual places In many of the open events.
Arrangements have been made for the holding
Of an interstate athletic meet at La Crosse on
Anrf ha L. ,nA
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-20

n,
20 s.sxs:s W1nroN VELVET, tan
ground, oriental figure. .......:...
a2 s.sx7-1o BODY BRUSSELS, green
ground, floral design. .........
ESQ s.ex7-2 TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, red
ground, floral design. ...........
30 a.s1e WILTON VELVET, in green
and reds ....................
los 5.exe TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, tan
ground floral design, frinsed ends.
1876 4.sxe WILTON VELVET, In brown
and tan, frinsed ends. .........
Xxx 4.6x8 BIGELoW ADMINISTER, in
two tones of green, fringed ends. .
27s 6xe SMITHS ADMINISTER, green
ground floral design. ............
3S5 6x5 TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, floral
design, in greens and reds. 80.
a27 6xs-s TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, in
greens and reds. Observation-Disclosures.
1874 6x9-1o BODY BRUSSELS, two.toned
green center. floral border. $3.50.
s82 6x9-1 BODY BRUSSELS, small do
sign, in brown and tan. .........
365 6xe-7 CROWN BRUSSELS, In delft
70 exlo.s WILTON VELVET, tan
ground, slightly soiled. ...........
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-20

The Minneapolis A. c. basketball team de-
feated Company X of Saltwater at the latter
nlanA 1aak s.s..s-z hy q score Of 40 to 20.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-20


No. Price.
81 14r6x1b-10 WILTON VELVET, red
ground oriental effect. .........: 44.55
70 1e.4x15.4 LOWELL AXMINSTER,
tan ground with oak and green
III l2.4x13.6 TAPESTRY. BRUSSELS,
small Persian Pattern, in tans and
1le 12.4x1s-s TAPESTRY BRUSSELS,
bright red ground, with green
$50 l2.sx7.1o ADMINISTER, green
ground, pink and brown scroll. -. 1882 ]
123 11-3x1l-4 TAPESTRY BRUSSELS,
bright ground, floral effect 1900
181 9x9s9 ADMINISTER, green ground,
floral design ...................... 1890
1872 11.3x11-3 EXTRA ADMINISTER. red
ground, with pink and green flower $3.50
1913 l1-Sx11-9 EXTRA ADMINISTER, hand
some carpet, in green, brown and
1874 11.sx12 EXTRA ADMINISTER, red
ground, floral and scroll design. $500
1856 10x12-s EXTRA ADMINISTER, large
pattern In reds and tans ....... 1910
70 9xl3.6 BIGELOW ADMINISTER,
dark blue ground, rose and brown
scroll $3.50
40 ll-axl2-s SMITH ADMINISTER,
light ground, floral effect .......... 27.62
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-20

The University Of Chicago basketball team de
feated the Northwestern university FIVE a
Evanston by the score Of S5 to g.