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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-26
PERSONAL


KINGS DETECTIVE AND COLLECTION sERn
vice; detective work done to the entire salts
faction Of our clients, and secrecy guaranteed.
Watchmen furnished Immediately. Suite sos
/ Century building. Telephone Main 537 Nor
d man w. King, superintendent.
REDUCED FREIGHT RATES ON HOUSEHOLD
goods to Chicago, Denver, Spokane and Pacific
coast points; frequent shipments and lowest
possible rates. Write or call on the Boyd
Transfer and Storage Co.. AZ Sd st S.
sWITCHEs-sWITCHEs
hr faI wigs and
Brahl's Hair Bazaar, 400 Nicollet av.
r YOU ARE INTERESTED IN THE GRAIN
marEee a and our service AND
branch Of L. T. sowle s. Sons, Chamber of
Commerce. Both phones.
TELEPHcNE THE QUICK MESSENGER Ex-
press and ha ye themSca for and deliver your
prompt delivery. 42s ist aY N. Main 17S:
How 70 THINK-FREE LECTURE FRIDAY
and Instruction. Class opens Nay s, at $3.50
Raymond Mental Institute 62oh Nicollet av
WANTED LIVE sToREKEEPER IN EACH
baked; shipu,ents daily. Write for particulars.
Ye Ode Tyne Bakerie. Minneapolis, MINI.
HAVE YOUR LAWN MOWERS sHARPENED
vss al Work y ant eha S. f Farfsr a IL
Il 26th st. N. ". phone S 594 j.
DANCING CLASSES MONDAY AND FRIDAY
evenings, with social following; buck and wing
and private by appointment. Holcomb's Acad-
eniy,, 43 4th st s, third floor
ECZEMA, PIMPLEs, SORES AND ERuPTIoNs
cured by Blanchard's Eczema Lotion; three
5 to nine appl1cat tons give results. Druggists OF
any wholesale drug house.
INVESTIGATE OUR PLAN FOR BUILDING
homes; easy monthly payments don't pay
rent; invest the money in home Yale
Realty Company. Er@
ANNA M. GRIsWOLD, 2O7 MEDICAL BLOCK,
super'uous hair, nIoles and warts removed by
electricity; corns extracted; inverted nails and
bunions treated. @ 5.
TRY DARLING's CURE FOR COLDS AND
catarrh; pleasing fragrance pleasant associate,
sure, safe. quick. Get sample at Thompson
drug store. r r.. IL -
FOR EVERY KIND OF HOUSEHOLD CLEAN
ing Cleanit, liquid substitute for coup. Ten
cents a quart bottle, at all grocers.
CoRNs EXTRACTED, 25c; INVERTED MAILS
and bunions treated. DR.. Collier. 515 Mic. av.
l
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s., 500-LoT 33x165 TO 20-FooT ALLEY; Ii
d st and LIST av S; secure the description. He
bart, Phoenix building.
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DREsSMAKING
!. BUSINESS PROPERTY

A COMPETENT DRFSSMAKER WILL SEW
out by the day. Call 719 LIST avs S.
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NOTICE

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed bids will be received by the building
committee of st. Geneveve parish, Centerville,
MIMI up to 8 clock p.m Saturday May g.,
1905. for the necessary labor required to COM
plete brick church building according to
plans and specifications that shall be fur
nished by the pastor. -t..
Separate bids will also be required for labor
to build the foundation, brick mason work and
carpenter work. ss "g ..--. fasz .
Each bid must be accompanied by certified
check for 21a per cent Of the amount Of bid,
guarantee that the bidder will accept the con-
tract. and furnish surety bond to complete
the work specified. Additional plans and
specifications can be seen ut the office of
Il. J. Donohue. architect, $50 Glhllan block,
st. Paul, MINI. ...t.-. b.
The right is reserved to reject any and all
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STOVE REPAIRS

STOVES SToRED-WE CALL FOR THEM,
clean thoroughly and set up in the fall. Both
phones 161. Great Western Stove Repair Co..
= BIZ Hennenin aY ". 80. - 49, !.
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STEAMSHIPS.

SPECIAL Low EXCURSION RATES 70 ENG.
land. Germany, Scandinavia; excellent serv.
Ice large steamers shortest ocean trip. Cana
dian Pacific Steamship Lines. Is Sd st s,
hfinnea Dolis f'Es rs u E5t7 =
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LODGE, NO. l, KNIGHTS OF
Pythias. will give dance Friday evening.
April %, at their hall, Masonic Temple; all
knights, their families and friends are cor
daily invited frstclass music in attendance
and refreshments will be served; no trouble
I or expense will be spared to insure pleasant
time to all who attend. -sE ..E-
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vIROQUA. WIs-At Lafarge a 2year-olf
child Of Arthur keeher was scalded to death
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MERRILL, Wisdom White. farmer lv-
ing near Tomahawk, brought to the county seat
the scalps of seven wolves which he had killed.
Last night he was taken i'll, and was found
to be suffering With SMALLPOX. He was sent
to the pesthouse by the health authorities.
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COWS, DOGS AND POULTRY

FOR sALE-Two YOUNG FULL BLOOD JER-
sey cows; very rich mixers; one fresh; big
bargain. Call 2206 Fremont av N.
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RHINELANDER, WIs.--The body of William
Smith, As, and single. who disappeared at. Wood
bore last November, was found floating III
Squash lake today. He evidently had fallen
thru the ice. =
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PLUMBING

w. s. Bayley & Sons. sanitary plumbing, gas
fitting, sewer and water connections; hot water
heating alterations specially: both phones.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

: : =
NoTICE-CLosING OUT ENTIRE STOCK ROOM
mouldings; new and unclaimed pictures at
artist material; ovals. portrait frames mirrors.
change. Established 30 years.
REDUCED FREIGHT RATES ON HOUSEHOLD
goods to Chicago Denver, Spokane and Pacific
coast points; frequent shipments and lowest
possible rates. Write or call on the Boyd
Transfer & Storage Co., 46 Sd st s.
NORTHWEsTERN 6CAVENGER CO, CLEANS
vaults, cesspools and yards. Office 102 LIST
ct N. Both phones 1876.
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FLORISTS

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NEW YORK FLORISTS. 7 WASHINGTON Av S.
Special on all Easter plants. Out-cf-t town orders
solicited T. G. phone 172S.
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NJ Il. coLBuRN. .5
N. F. HAWLEY. H

STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF HEN
nepin-ss. ~ zs5as fa
On this Goth day Of April a. D. 1905, before
me, notary public within and for said county,
personally appeared ] NJ. Birmingham. c. B.
Birmingham and = p Aarm n TO- me known
the foregoing Articles of Incorporation, and
acknowledged that they executed the same as
- Z 8 ~ 80 - I. r. HAWLEY,
Notary Public Hennepin Comfy. Minnesota.
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ASHLAND, WIS.-United States Marshal Pugh
has lef, for Seattle with Sam Lee and Lee Gong
Yak who will be deported to Hongkong.
MENOMoNIE, VISA child of Herman Bob
ling choked to death on she'll while eating
peanuts.
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DYEING AND CIEANING

TWIN CITY DYE WORKS, THE LEADING
/ French dry cleaners for ladies' and gents
clothing and all household goods. S16 Nicollet.
NORTH STAR DYE1NG AND FRENCH DRY
cleaning works 725 Hennepin av. Both phones.
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ATTORNEYS

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THE swEETsER-RoCHESTER co.,
81O-S11 Lumber Exchange, Minneapolis. Best
equipped collection department in northwest.
JAMES a. Kellogg, 328 ANDRUS BUILDING.
Minneapolis. Attorney in all courts. federal and
state. land office. patents and pensions.
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PROFESSIONAL
PATENT ATTORNEYS


& MERCHANT PATENT Law
ii yers and solicitors main Office 925-933 Guar
anty Bldg, Minneapolis Mimi; So McGill
Bldg, Washington, D. G. ,.. + .
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CUTLERY GRINDING

SHEARS, RAzORS AND CLIPPERS SHARP
,ened.. All work guaranteed. Mail orders solic-
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PENSIONS

49, ROBERT WATSON
+, Pension Attorney and Notary Public,
3O4 Boston Block, Minneapolis. P.O. Box 413.
r. 3. HOsTETLER, -: :
IS PENSION: ATTORNEY, -
Room BOT. Boston Block. Mill eapolis. Minn.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19
WINE AT FAIR
MAKES TROUBLE
Governor Pardee Deluged
With Protests From Temp
erance andReligiOusBOdies
EXECUTIVE EXPLAINS
Declares Law Provides That
Liquor Must Be Exhib-
tied With Other Products
EXECUTIVE EXPLAINS

SACRAMENTO, April 1S-At the
Governors office for several days pro-
tests from temperance and religious or
ganizations have been received against
the retail of wines and liquors In the
California State building at the Port
land Exposition. In speaking OF this
matter to-day Governor Pardee said:
It is evident that somebody has been mis-
informed in this matter; they appear to think
that bar is to be set up in the state build
ing at Portland for the retail OF California
wines and brandies. That is all a mistake.
No such thing is going TO happen In placing
CALIFORNIA; exhibit in the State building at
Portland the law will be followed Of course
There Is no other way possible We have no
choice in the matter. The law says that in
the State building there shall be a display
or exhibit OF the products OF the state OF
California Now wine Is a product OF Cali
fornia Just much grapes. potatoes.
threshing machines oranges or hops are pro-
ducts and therefore wine must. under the
provisions OF the law. be exhibited Just the
same as other articles produced IN the State.
When the conditions are made clear i pre-
sumo that there will be no further objections
urged in this regard
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19

which, however, he was not given the
pleasure Of seeing fully completed
owing to his leaving for his new field
of labor. The exterior of the church
is finished, and as soon as the upper
portion of the interior shall be COM
pleted the formal dedication will take
place.
The Rev. Mr.. Andreen came to San
Francisco direct from the Swedish Lu-
theran Church, Pittsburg, Pa, and was
not unknown TO his new parishioners
Els work as a pastor has been well
established, and as a scholar he holds
high place in the ministry. He has
taken up his residence, with his wife
and three children, at the parsonage,
EOS Dolores street.
On Friday evening (Good friday
he Will deliver sermon at the church
and will conduct the services Easter
Sunday.
In the evening of Easter Sunday
there will be children's festival, at
which the Rev. Mr.. Andreen will
speak. There is to be special music
for the festival.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19

The funeral services of Ralph Brown
were held yesterday at 80 o'clock
from the residence of his brother,
Abraham Brown. 22O9 Van Ness ave-
nue.. Rabbis Voorsanger and Nieto
Officiated. The pallbearers were
Messrs. Joseph Hyman, Leopold Mi
chaels, Jacob Stern, Leopold Bach
man, Emanuel Stern, Henry Sahlein,
Sigmund l.. Ackerman, Maurice
Schweitzer, L. S. Alderman, Charles
Hirsch. Max Cans and Martin Triest.
attended, the remains were taken by
special train to the Hills of Eternity
Cemetery at San E-ateo and placed in
the family vault.
Ralph Brown was member of the
firm of Brown Bros. & Co. of this city
and had been i'll for several months
past He went to New York, hoping
that change would benefit him. He
became suddenly worse, and, an opera
ton being deemed necessary. as a last
resort, he underwent the ordeal. He
did not recover, however, and passed
away in the New York Hospital on
Sunday, April 8.
Mr. Brown was one of those de-
lightful men whose acquaintance was
valued by all and he was an ideal
companion.
New York buyer for the wholesale and
retail clothing firm of this city which
bears his name.
In early boyhood he moved with his
parents to The Dalles, Or, leaving
that place in 1857 for San Francisco,
at which time the firm of Brown Bros.
& Co. was organized by his father,
the late Lewis Brown.
Mr.. Brown was most devoted hus-
band but not blessed with any chill
dren He leaves a widow. who is the
daughter of the late Jonas Strauss,
brother of the late Levi Strauss. Three
sisters, Mrs. Philip Lippitt, Mrs. God
frey Fisher and Mrs. b. Sheideman, all
of this city, and brother, Abraham
Brown, also survive him.
San Francisco has lost one of its
sterling business men in his death and
more than the family will mourn his
loss.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19
FINDS REMAINS
OF CANNlBALS
Bones of Prehistoric Men
Are Unearthed by Archae-
ologist on Farm in Oregon
SKELETONS MUTILATED
Small Clay Altar Evidently
Used for Sacrifices Is
Found Near the Bodies
SKELETONS MUTILATED
Special dispatch to The Cali.

ALBANY, Ore, April 1s.-While ex-
cavating on a farm five miles south
west of Albany, near the bank of the
Calapooia River, J. G. Crawford OF this
city discovered the remains OF several
bodies of prehistoric men. and also
small altar, undoubtedly used as place
for sacrifices. The remains or fve
bodies were found, the skeletons show
ing that all the bodies had been mutt
lated.
Crawford, who had made a number
this part of the State during the last
few years and who has acquired con-
siderable reputation as an archaeologist
thinks the people undoubtedly were
cannibals. Most of the bodies found
were badly mutilated. In one skull
the whole face had been broken out
from the top of the head to the law.
while in two others a jaw and other
small parts of the face were missing.
The altar. though small. was per-
feet one. 1t was built on a rock founda-
ton, in oval form and was constructed
of clay, which had been burned until
1t was as red as brick though not so
hard. The altar proper was twenty
four inches long and eighteen inches
wide. Crawford says there is no doubt
II had been used for sacrificial Dur-
poses and from what he has been able
to learn about the habits Of this race
from his investigations. he thinks 1t
was the custom of the people to offer
the hearts of the dead on these little
affairs as a burnt sacrifice to some deity.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19
JNo. j. FULTON. co.
JNo. j. FULTON. co.
WHAT DOES
IT ALL MEAN?

4os Washington street appears to be nothing
but an unpretentious shipping office But a
great discovery is developing there that is des-
tined 70 be OF more import to the human race
than WATTS steam engine or Morse's telegraph
All medical works agree that two of the
greatest decsmators Of the race, viz. chronic
Br1ghts Disease and Diabetes are incurable.
Reconcile that with the following occur
rences Of one day last week II you can
Mra Peter Brunsing Of Richardson Brunsing
Co. prominent FrOnt-street merchants sent in
q letter saying he had entirely recovered from
J. c. waggoner Of Dunsrnuir called with his
wife 20 cay that the wife Of a friend Of his
after exhausting medical skill was up and out
OF bed and now well and had just left for a
Charles A EngeIke Of the German Demo-
krat. q well known newspaper man, called TO
leave q letter from A. +. Anderson Of Danbury
Conn. saying that his wife was low with
Bright's Disease. and thar the end is looked
fer, and asking: Were you actually cured Of
Brights Disease by Fultor's Compound7" Mr.
Engeikes answer was that he himself was
once In the same FIX end is well. and that
his complete recovery Is not only solemn fact,
but that he told several others. among them
Charles r Wacker the merchant of 13l Sixth
street and that they all recovered.
Mr.. william Starr, from Nome, called
He related that he had Diabetes-had shrunk
from $50 70 100 pounds. and came down here to
save his life II possible. On his arrival he
learned that his brother-in-law. Mr. Fred King
Of Oakland had been cured OF Diabetes by
Fsulton's Compound. Instead Of going to q
hospital he, too put himself on It and ac-
knowiedged that 81 saved his Iffe for ne was
nearly gone He has 50 improved he is now
ready again for active service Mr.. Reuben
Robinson OF the Simpson Lumber Company Of
this city was with him and sttested the genu-
ineness Of all the facts.
A city physician who has Brights Disease
called 70 get further supply Of the Compound
ana reported progress.
ana there were number Of letters the same
day received from recovering patients some Of
them prominent people
What does all this mean put that q great
discovery has been nader
Chronic Br1ghts Disease and Diabetes, once
sentences OF death, 50 no longer Iney
are nearly de durable La Grippe And pub
lie acknowledgment Is bursting from every
direction. II you have either Brighfs Disease
er Diabetes don't wait. but put yourself en- the
appropriate Compound, live carefully and be
patient and recovery II almost certain Send
for literature 70 the Jno y. Fulton Co.. 400
Washington street For Brlghts Disease get
Fulton's Renal Compound 81; for Diabetes the
D1ahet1c Coupmud u %
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19
DREWS VICTIMS
OF A MEDIUM
Sad Plight of Elderly New
Hampshire Couple Is Due
to Clairyoyant of San Jose
SENT TO A SANITARIUM
Court Prescribes a Few
Weeks Rest for Aged Pair
Jailed on Insanity Charge
Special Dispatch to The Call.

SAN JOSE, April 1S.-Mr. and Mrs.
Frank A. Drew, who were yesterday
arrested at 395 East ST. John street on
charges of insanity. were examined be-
fore Judge WEIGH to-day. It appears
that the deplorable condition of the
Drews is due to an overdose of spiritu-
alism. They are from Milford, N. H.,
where Drew was engaged in the marble
business. They are people of means
and have many thousands of dollars on
deposit in Eastern banks.
The visit to California was made for
the benefit of the health of Mrs. Drew.
The couple arrived in this State last
October. For a while they lived in Oak
land, coming here two weeks ago. They
met a clairvoyant here, and 1T Is be-
lieved that he Is the cause of their
present sad plight.
The physicians and Judge Welch
after examining the couple felt that
with rest and quiet the pair would soon
recover. AS they are able to pay for
what they need it was arranged that
they should go to the Red Cross Sani-
tarium for a few weeks, where they
will be under the watchful eye of Mrs.
Irene Frost, the police matron.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19
SEEKS FREEDOM,
LOSES HIS LIFE
Special Dispatch to The Call.

RENO, April 1S.-Edwin L. Murphy,
a prisoner in charge of q constable of
Goldfield. attempted to escape from the
officer on the train near Hawthorne to-
day and was killed.
Murphy had stolen a tent at Goldfield
and the officer was taking him to
Hawthorne te stand trial The train
stopped on the desert and the con-
stable allowed his prisoner to alight.
He was watching him, however, and
iust as the train started saw him at
.empt to crawl under it. He called to
murphy to stop. but the fellow only
looked around and then reached for a
rod under a car. He slipped and fell
and the wheels severed his head from
his body.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19
HIDES A CHILD
IN BADGER HOLE
Oregon Woman Steals In
fant Daughter From Coun-
ty POorhouse in Portland
MAKES WAY TO HILLS
Home of Rodent Affords
Mother Chance to Prevent
Officers Finding the Tot
sp.elsI Dispatch to N. can.

HEPPNER. Or, April 1S.-Stealing
her s-year-old baby girl from the
County Poorhouse. Mrs. Eunice st.
Clair took TO the hills and hid the
child IN a badger hole. To-day the
woman was found and forced to tell
where she had taken the child. Now
both are in the poorhouse.
Mrs. St Clair is a victim OF the
drink habit Her relatives succeeded
in getting the child committed to the
Boys and Girls Aid Society in Port
land. The mother recovered from her
spree and kidnapped the child. At Hepp-
ner she got drunk and, having been
refused a room in the hotels, slept on
g woodpiie with the child. When the
county authorities took charge of the
child Mrs. st. Clair stole her again and
took her to the badger hole. A man
from the aid society is now on his way
from Portland to Heppner to take the
child.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19
Establishes Flower Markets.

The free pupiic flower markets Of
this city have been inaugurated by fhe
Boerd of Public Works and In future
al sellers OF cut flowers, evergreens,
ETC.. must procure permit from the
Board Of Public Works. This permit
will allow the owner to occupy four
feet of space at the outer edge of the
sidewalks at the intersections of Kear-
NY and Geary, Market and Geary,
Third and Market, California and
Drumm. Powell and Market, Powell
and Eddy, at Portsmouth square,
Donahue fountain, Union square and
number of other places. Yesterday
Secretary Louis Levy visited the vari-
GUS places and. using diagrams pre-
pared by Architect Shea, marked on
the spaces to be used BIZ the xandssA
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19
REV. D. ANDPEEN CALLED to-
SWEDISH CHURCH.
SUCCEEDS RET. c. J. E. H.ATERIUS, ID.

The Rev. Philip Andreen, M. A. has
taken charge of the Swedish Even
gelicaI Lutheran Ebenezer Church,
Dolores and Fifteenth streets, in sue
cession to the Rev. c.. J. e. Haterius,
D. D.. who, after serving his congre-
CATION for eight years in this city, has
accepted call to the Swedish Lu-
theran Church in Mariedahl, Kans.
Through the efforts of the Rev. Mr..
Haterius and the hearty response Of
his flock he was enabled to build the
present new and beautiful church.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19
RESTORED TO COMMAND 2
OF CABLESHIP BURNSIDE
President Makes Order In Case of
Captain Latin, Who Was Sus-
Dended Last January.

SEATTLE, April 1S.-Captain A. II.
Latin has been reinstated to his old
position, that of commander of the
cableship Burnside, by President
Roosevelt. The order was made about
two weeks ago and was the result of
the thorough examination by the ex-
ecutive into the officers suspension
from duty last January.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19
ITALIAN CRUISER UMBRIA
ARRIVES AT SAN DIEGO
Warship VIII Remain in South About
Week and Then Start for
San Francisco.

SAN DIEGO. April 1s.-Shortly
after O'Clock this morning the Ital-
ian cruiser Umbria dropped anchor in
this harbor. The Umbria was seven
days from Acapulco and is on her way
TO San Francisco. She viii remain in
the harbor for about week and will
then continue her journey north, stop
ping for a few days at either Santa
Monica or Long Beach.
The Umbria carries 300 officers and
men, There are two other Italian
cruisers on the Pacific Coast, the
Dogalii and the Calabria.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19
WANT FRANCHISE TO RUN
PIPE LINE THROUGH CITY
Independent Oil Men Make Application
to the Supervisors of Santa Clara
County

SAN JOSE. April 1S.-The Indepen-
dent Producers Union Pipe Line Com
pany has applied TO the City Council
for a franchise to lay an eight-inch
pipe line on First street the entire
length of the city. This line will be
a continuation of that from the Coal
inga oil fields to Alviso, where a
large refinery will be built. The line
will tap the oil fields at Watsonville
and Sargents. The pipe line will have
a capacity of 500 barrels an hour. and
it may be increased to 1000 barrels an
hour.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19
THREE MINERS ADMIT
THEY ARE ORE THIEVES
Trio Acknowledge Stealing Quartz
Worth Thousands of Dollars
From Midas Mine.

REDDING, April 1S.-Manuel
Brun, Jerome Piexotto and John Pc
riera. miners, confessed to-day to the
systematic robbery of the Midas gold
mine of valuable ore Frank Periera.
another miner. is in Jail here on the
same charge. The men avoided de-
lection by placing the ore under cars
going out of the tunnel. The company
lost several thousand dollars worth Of
ore in the last three months through
the operations of the thieves.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19
THINK SIWASHES HAVE
KILLED WALTER TAYLOR
Indians Are Believed to Have MUIR
dered Man Who Disappeared
Five Weeks Ago

VANCOUVER, B. c., April 1s.--
Murdered by Siwashes in the vicinity
of Shoal Bay is believed to have been
the fate of Walter Taylor, who dis
appeared five weeks ago. Residents
of the up-coast logging center think
that Taylor was killed by the natives
in revenges for little mistakes alleged
to have been made by him in his
business dealings with the Indians.