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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-17
Sudden, Attack Of Dysentery Cured.

Suddens Attack Of Dysentery Cured.
A prominent. lady Of Brooklyn, n. z,
writes to inquire where she can obtain
Chamber1ainss Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy. She says: While
stopping al. ranch IL South Dakota I
cholera. They gave me some of this
medicine and 1T cured me. brought a
bottle home and have just used the last
Of it today Mother WIS taken sud-
denly i'll Of dysentery and it helped her
immed iately.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-17

CENTER CITY, MNN.-Charles q. Linn.
colored man Is in the county jail at saltwater,
charged with making an assault with a knife
upon Fred A. Schultz in Chisago county.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-17
BOND ELECTION CALLED
Fergus May Buy ,Waterworks or Con-
str11ct a New Plant,

FERGUS FALLS, M1NN.-The city council
decided to call special election to vote on
the question of issuing bonds to the extent Of
$S9, 900, so much thereof as may be necessary
to buy the present waterworks plant Or con
stIu st new city system The city recently
plant would cost approximately this amount
and the election to authorize the issue Of the
necessary, bonds will be held on Sept: 10.
A peculiar suit was begun in the district court
here today, being |breught BY NJ. Poppler and 3.
s. Prichett against G. NJ. Haas for alleged mis-
representation. Messrs, Poppler and Prichett
purchased a stock Of general merchandise from
Mrs Haas paying him $8,542 for it, and they
allege that Mr.. Haas changed the pricemarks
| on the goods and thus deceived them regarding
| their value: They have brought suit and Sc:
cured a writ of attachment against certain real
estate owned by the defendant.
John Rosmon of stearns county filed petit
ton in bankruptcy in the federal court in this
city today, placing his assets at 500, all ex'
| empt, and his liabilities at $539.65
RED WING, MINN.-At the annual meeting of
| the incorporators Of the Red Wing Lutheran
Ladies' seminary officers were elected as fol-
lows: President, Rev. X. Bjorgo; vice president,
Dr.. G. L. ,opsal, secretary. f.: L. H5eEmstad
rud. 0. Z. Simmons; R H. Boxrud Rev. 2. 1.
Crosse and Dr.. J. Ylyisaker of Hamlin.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-17

MOORHEAD, MINN.-Ernest Dommer and.
Miss Florence Thompson were married yester.
day at the home of the brides parents in this;
city. s'..f .5.,..... M
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-17

county lies in a precarious condition as the re-
suit Of vicious assault made upon him by a
COW. s. .l{5 u HE
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-17

H. ST CLOUD, MINN.--The marriage of Miss )
Ethel E. Sanford to Everett W. Everest of MINI
neapolis will be solemnized Thursday evening,
Aug. o. at the residence of the bride in East
st. Cloud.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-17
Don't Doubt : Don't Delay.

You have nothing to lose, everything tos
can't afford toStrife with cancer. HEALTH
life itself, is surely worth sending youEs
name. If you want to be cured quicklYe
and privately in your own home, sendg
your name and address on the coupon to q
Dr.. G. M. Curry, Box 1879, Lebanon Ohiose
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-17

Carey Roofing viii neither run in hot 6
weather nor crack in cold weather.
Absolutely guaranteed. See w. s.
Mott Co., Tel. 376.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-17

LANESBORO, MINN.--AIss Winifred G. Mc-s
Coy and George II. Harsh were united in mars
riage by Rev. Brooks Hitchings. They are
well-known and popular and are graduates Off
the LanesbOro high school. After short wed-l
ding trip they will be at home in Minneapolis
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-17
NORTHWEST WEDDINGS

CUMBERLAND, WIS.-Niss Marian t. Water. /
man was married today to z. L. Pease, by Rey.
G. T.. Burnley Of Hudson. The bride is the
daughter of former Mayor S. II. Waterman apds
is prominent in social circles. She is a grad
uate of the high school and has studied art :
and music in Minneapolis. She has also taken
n at the Wisconsin university, and is pre.s
fcient elocutionist and musician. Thess
bridegroom, for several years was principal aef a
the Cumberland high school and at present lisa
principal of the Yeatman high school of Stea
Louis, n.y. -.-~ -.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-04
Wiese-Mltar- 0rab.
O. ebOren:

Grant uno 2i0ie Dates, 5l7 W
Worris Str, Rnabe. - prsblsp UNI
anna Sames. 651 9. alabama Str.
Mdbdsn .-SObn uno Inra Wtgtelis.
533 g. WihOuri Str. 3nabe,-Sobu
uno 3aie @riifin 1921 5opt Npenue.
4nabe .-Sobn uno 2ena Chambers,
14l5 Gnsliib Qps., Mdoden.-artbu
ttnb Mauo Settler, As %. So. Sir,
Wdo6en. -@barles uno @tta Siner,
1923 ganbes Str. 2nabs.-@iQiam
uno @lisabstb @ilion, 17O6 9oduOOs
Str. Rnabs, -Sobn uno OliOe Dim,
1893 %. Midi9an ct, Wdoden.-
Selbsrt uno Jrsma Wri9bt, SIS Sen.
tennial Str, Observation-Disclosures uni
Sulia Sufech, 519 g. Merioian st.
Rnabe .-gb. unb 6rau psttiforb,
S!abt, Wdo9en.
8etraut:
Cleo @. grown-gpa M. Sabis.
8eforben:
Wartba Watbilba Wiaarb, "a,
1929 @DGsge Npe .-@6arles 3a5l. SO.
723 Wsh Miaiaan Str.-Soa Slad,
46, 504 @. 25. Str.-Sduslinq
Wilion. 1706 9oduoob Str.-3at6s.
rine 2ramer, so, 209 Sutton Str. =
Sduslins SOlp. 2O8 Ssrraee apenus.
&ubp, SO. 241 Weft Rem
Oort Str.-&obert Watters, go. 307
Soleoo Str. - Sneita Bruce, l, 86C
Wef Nortb Str. = 8aiper Wusnd.
"a, 1904 Nortbweftsrn Nue. = &esinu
@snuer, 79, $50 Splmss aoe. = &OE
2enuis. 25, st. 8inesnts Spipital.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-04
$50 TIT Der 8r6Bte
uno FoeIfe
WaSfen= Sau
am TafnahtS: u
ben 6. Wdrs?
&leine ~Staotnahrihten.

Rad 4usa9en Der @ e
MISUNDERSTANDING baben fid pdbrsnb
Der lsBtsn paar Sage Is psriOnen ben
glattsrr ausgsisst. inbem fs brett
ooer inbirett nit 8latterntranten in
Beriibrung tamen. Ollie ieood fno In
Quarantine uno bic betm6glidffen
S6ritte uerbsn unternommen, benz
Musbreiten Der 4ranfbeit entaegen gu
arbeiten.
Sbomas 6. Bowler, Der
am %. 6sbruar burd einen slettriidsn
Wagen Der Sbelbpoils 2inie iibsrfab-
rem uuroe, ion. ME iebt 3suesn Dor
benz 2sidsnbsidauer Sutswilsr ausse=
iast baben, on fsinsm unalfde feIbfi
Die Sdulo gstrasen baben. gr batts
ndmli9 bic @ewobnheit, bel fsinsn
ausgdngsn fsts 3wiidsn ben edisner
Der StraBenbabnen feinen Weg ~
tpdhlsn.
8efern muroe inter roger Be.
t6eiligun9 Der 6reunbe uno 9staunter
@barles 4abl CUR lsbten &ubs setra'
gen. Serr pafor pstsrs belt In
Sauie Die 2eidsnrebe uno ipdter auI
benz @ropn Sia 6rieobOfe AUDI BIZ
8rabrebe. Der pionier= Vsrein, better
lanajdbriass Wit9liso Der 9srforbsn
eenefen, battle fdmmtlide 8samten al!
gsrtrstsr oss 8ersins gum, 8sfolae ee
fanot. 5err Spbn Sads belt au
benz GrisobOfe Die 8ereins : 2siden
cerempnien ab.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-04
Mls 2eiae im's Gltsrnbans.

@efern harb &alpb Sarreas. 26
Sabre aft, elm Baui9lDfer, i'm Siato-
niRensSoipitale IN Der 2unsenent3ans
bung. S9on perIdieoentli6 bate Der
iun9e Mann sebetsn, man m6ge ibn
in's @ltsrnbaus suridbringen, oamit
er bort ferbe, uno feline Wutter battle
3ulsBt ibre @inwiaigung 9eseben. @r
febrte lebsno ni6t 3urtid. Strange.
teuet, fbt Die arme Wuiter, lett Sur
gem cine Wittpe. nit Dem 3u6lf Sabre
alten 8ruoer bes nod mOnatelangem
&inqen nit benz Sooe Sabinsef6ieoe'
men gum aweiteu Wale innerbalb tur3er
3eit am Sarge zines ibrer 9ieben.
Der Batter Der 6amilie. Sames Sars
re1s, erlas Dor 9uraem einem Sera-
idlags, ipdbrsnb er ON Bette isines 10
idwer ertranften, iebt p%erfiorbenen
Sobnes bic Na6tmads belt Der 90.
ter tnrb uno uuroe b~ssraben, obne
taB Der ibm iebt in's Grab sefolete
SObn oas ablsben Oshslben aud nur
abnte.
Die 6ragen nod Dem Batter tuuroen
bon Der Wuttsr TETS ausweideno be-
%anttrOrtet ure idnersn Serssns na6m
fe bic bsmfeIben au iibermittelnoen
@,iBs entesgen uro WsRsriiden alsid
piiblte es in Der 8ruf Der armen ge=
qudlten Wittpe, tuenr lie benz Sobne
@sgenertBs ausridten mubte. Surd
ben Cob bes dlteftsn Sobnss 1T Die
Srau isbt hires grnabrers beraubt,
benin bic bon benz iin9eren als 3eis
tunestrdser einsebraaten tdreliasn
@erbisnfte eeniieen nidt, bic 9ausbalt.
tOfien aufre6t gu srbalten. ~gr mar
Der bette Sunee Der Welt", Ia9te bic
Wutter bon Dem @eriorbenen, yliebeno
uno riff9tsboa unb Der Verluf lit
fiir mid elm idmerer, fdwerer Sdlag.
SEPT babe id Niemano mte meinen tlei=
men Garl, uno mas aus uns nun tper=
ben iOa. ueiB Id niat."
&alpb Sarrels mar elm Witalieb oes
Orbens Der Rotbmdnnsr. aud NOR er
elm Wit9liso Der Bau Gi%ienarbeiters
llnior. gr miro am Wontag 81
8rabe getra9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-04
Tolijenidss.

% IL linm B E r q bon
go. 3254 Sf Souifana-S trabe puros
unter Der Intla9e beg 9lsinoiebifabls
berbaftet.
&eb GIstder, Elm go. 52e
OF Nortb.S trabe nObnenber Sdub.
NADER, puroe auf eineu bon sam
5er9uirn erlanstsn Saftbefebl bin un=
ter Die 4ntlage oss 8roboisbfabls ge=
ftelt. Sc 0tibner, Is @nten unb 5
@dnie, i'm Wsrtbs bon s35 Mil Ger
sufOn Derloren babsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-04

Bauer q II B iB1sine.-
@eorge 3. Stout, 9Ol3ae6dupe. SrOao-
map uno 81. Str, SIS. 750,-6eisr &
Shea. gadfsingebdube. 1910 Wsii
Waibinston. 81. 500.-S. 8. Stin=
ner. Office. @sbduos. Sureoo StraBs.
s500.-W. u. grint, &%spIraturer
213S 8ingsolo Strabs, s75. = Wal,
ter Is. Smith. 2 6ol3sebduoe, Sitter
ansnue, nabe 9omel Npenue. SO, 900.
IS. 8. Sanop. 9ol3ssbdabe, 1922
Weft SO. Strabs, 50, 400. = 9oais
2aturenee. &epataturen. 1717 6letder
abenus, $500. = D. q. 6ancod,
6Olsaesduoe. 2417 college apsnus,
50. % .-Snoianapolis goultrp SO
Sadfsin9ebdube, 1913 Noro Rsn
Serisp Strabe, So, 900.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-04
9rnnoeiaeutbums llebertrasungei


Sobn 5. Sterrett oil Sobn 8.
Sterrett u. u, She'll ilo6ltli6ss
0iertel Section %. Somnfbip IL.
&ange 4, 40 acrss. 2aiprenee 5p ,
$500.
&ebecca Moore on Nrnplb 5. Spsn=
GER, Gpts z uuo 8. 9usbroot's Sauab.
bile Sub. 6flid. Ssits Warman
Npenue, n6roli4 BON 8ermDnt. $500.
Mrnolo 8. Spencer mn SObn %.
Wtoore u. a., oasislbe, $500. IS
Sames D. Mrmitsao on GILBERT 6.
@imbsrlin. Got 164 in &eaean patt,
81 bel l40 Sub. berbefsrt. @sfieite
Der @ornea Npe.. n6roiih BON "a. Str.
SO, 500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-04
0ene Glasen.

@race Smens ,ei9ts 9seen 6. 5.
gitsljOrge uno Grau, s. %. Sane
uno Grau. uno -. @n1ce, Die uuior
painlsb' 9entifsn. cine $40, 900 s4a
oeneriaBtlase elm. sic 9iebt an, bnf
bic 9erflaaten ibr beim .3abnaussisbel
ole ainnlaoe bsf6doistsn. per,t
Owens. ibr @atte. reidte segsn bieiel.
ben 2luse ftr osnislbsn gstrag Elm.
Seine 2lage iiibt fd auf Die feline,
6rau angeblia 3ussfhstsn 8erlebun'
gen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-04
Scene Sneorporationen.

Sneorporationsgeiude uuroen in
Der Office oes Stats . Secrstdrs mis
folst einserei9t: o
.8ea9ers' Sournal printins Co..
Warion, capital $25, 900; Sirsetersn
8. 90. Soro, u. Sones, 9. 6. Burt,
9. q. 8. Sbioelsr unb s. %. Wilfon.
,Sia STANDARD Manufacturing
Co., InberiOn, capital s24, 900; Oi.
rsetoren: Sush Sin, Siaac s. Mib,
Schrep &. 6srris unb Walter 8. Suir-
hilb.
Peoples Building & 2oan Wfn.",
prineeton, capital $50. 900; Sirseto.
rem: W. g. Solinsswortb, 5arusr
9ucas, s u. pfol, 9. 50. g. 8riD.
pelt, &ob Mc8innis, g. q. Wnram
uno 6. 8. BalBel.
Farmers ano Merdants' Wutual
Telephone Co., Wsf Serre Sauts,
capital $4,000; Dirsctoten: %. 3.
Sippin, Sames 5. Gaois. Or. 3.
Goodman. Sobn 6. @amrOn uni
Cigar pbilabaum.
Sort Brand Supplement Co.,
Sort Brand; capital SIS. 900. Di'
r.ftOren: 6usb 8. Wc@arp. Sames 8.
Softer unb 6. W. Slintbaro.
.8pfon Goal Co.. Wiolano; Ga.
bital $4,000. Direttoren: S6eooor,
plem, s. %. MeRee uno 5. g. DC
See.
vpettpiohn Co., Serre Sauis; So
pital $40, 600. D~ireftoren: Wilian
q. Pettpiobr, @atbsrine W. psiip
John. Sarsn psttpiobn unb gibel U
peitpiobn. die @sisaidaft bssued
Ssrfsnuns bon 6obl- Sl6dsn uno Sic
geln fir 8arten.)
n@alumet &ealtp Co., Sammonb
capital $50, 900. Sirsttoren: 4ete
%. Mspn, armanis s. 3nOtts, Wil
liam S. Bridge, 8eor9e %. 9aprene
Sunior uno 0irgit g.. &eiter.
,8,eentomn telephone 60. @api
tai $50, 900. Sireitorsn: 8. M
Glenn, W. 6. Bott uno Mrt u. Gar
aeant.
Sort 9itnsr Telephone Co., Sor
&itner; capital s486. Sireftoren
8. 6. Wider, W. u. 6ollanb. Sboma
s. Gielbs. 8. o. Bopo unb 6. .
Diron.
r&obbiIe 9umbsr Co., RoBbiIe
capital $500. Sirettoren: 2ouis 81
9ramer. Sobn 5. 2ramer unb 9ebrI
y. 3ramer.
5. o. @olfrum. eefretdr Der .6e
bsral Security Co." in Sort Wapne
tbsilt nit, baB %eenannte 8efenf&af
ihr capital bon $25. 900 auf $50, 90,
Ierb0bt bat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-04
Ysrional=W oti,sn

Cine groBs In3abl 6reunoe uno BE.
fannie battsn ih i'm 5auis Der Srau
Spra Saoersbufen, 1920
Slipe Str. our @eburtstaesfsier ein-
eefunbsn. Gin esmitblidss 2afee-
trdnsden, benz Elm eleaantss Supper
am abenoe folste. mar gum Befien Der
bielen 6reunoe arranairt. 2hae uno
0eler opfsrtsn ibr Beffss. Sn frsuoi.
ger Stimmuna unb nit ber3li1en
@ratulationsn inieosn bic geiuder bon
itrsr @afgeberin.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-04

Die tIeine IL s B alte
8o4ter Sames Ssnnen's. 1927 Sisb
Str. pelae idOn felt ldnser:r 3sit an
Sppbus lit. if Der 2rantbeit erlesen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-04

~ erla not - Gin Wdoheu fir snasmeite Sous.
~ or belt, fein @aiteu uub iein BiigeIu. GadSu'
fragen 2I0s gpro alabama Str. Reuer Eel. 6s26.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-04

anbp u. Widers 8irtbfdaft
befinbet fiA gfe Wef Mi6iean uno
Sbeffielo Str, in 0augbpile.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-04
@ei&6fts=@ eleaentett: ss s:4 s 3

uber Bertauf9en tines gsi&dftes ~probireu Sic
THE BUSINESS EXCHANGE
Simmer 81. Fitzgerald 9ebdabe, saorhbfIi@e Gde
U2arfet etrabe uub GireIe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-04
TInf,ig @eseni6irme..
$l.5O Sprten fir St.0O.

Sieie iinb in farbiser Seiben Serge unb
in ben beIiebten 26 SoG @rOsen fir Srauen.
lille baten 8rinceB @%riffen, SatteraI unb
Nuaiten (; bic 81 babenpen Sarben limb Elm.
fab ROTH, grim pier blau. 0eute lit Der
sreis rebusirt BON $3.50 bis. $780,. 81 90
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-04

N|erlaust Haaseeu nuh Srausn fnr eaunbrs.
~ Hrbett. Ra1aufraqsu IN armffrougs 2auuorp,
sss Zen Tarplanb Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-04

g lnamieaes - GtIb ~ psrIsiptu a. trssua eiusui
d 9efras far s bis 9 Yrosent.
American Home Buying Co.,
2cmbarh gtbduhe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-04

Sir Snbiana /: 9beilweiie beuolft beuts
Natt unb am Gcnntag faItsr beute 9ta6t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-04
-. QYres Bulletin -.
Sin Srittel unter @ertb.

Srauen Namerssue Tai6entiiter, Sc in
Bartien BON ie6s su 8 1.50 o~erfauit ipurben,
itno ipe3ieu fir beute martirt
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-04
Wettertutmt.
8afbinqtpn, 4. @dr;.

FUR "a stnnSsu. .nSsnS 7 ubr gaprssHs. 5. wars
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-04
Gel! Gel! Gel!

Gel! Gel. Gel!
aauft .~9qerioian Del uno Sasa i.bt fir 1oe per
autbetI; tperben bis Suai 81 90 wertb ieiu. Seurp
Raub, Yrdfbent SEQ %. 3an, S4asm.
eermauia Sroeftment Go so7 State sife.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-04

2ocaIs@ etterberi6t.
Gd6n un6 fdlter beute Na6t Sonntae,
i9on.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-04
Tbsrmometerftane

oohfe 9emperatur 900. "a @rai
Riebrists 1emperatur. 30 ~
80. Z. BIptbe,
SeetionssO Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-04
CO,

S~rfsano's srtsts Grp GOODS SanSIer.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-04-14
Widespread Disaster.

Later accounts from various cities
in India tell tale of severe damage
to property arising from the earth
quake on the morning of April 4, but
it is impossible as yet to estimate the
extent of the loss of life. No news
has yet been received of damage to
buildings in Agra. No loss of life is
reported from Delhi but many build
ings were damaged.
Visitors from Mussoree report con-
siderable damage to private property.
Reports from many more towns, which
are now arriving show widespread
damage and many fatalities. This IS
especially the case of Frozun (forty
miles southeast of Lahore); Amstrit'
sar, Tarana, Dehra Dun and Srugr, at
which places many natives were killed
or injured.
Personal stories from Mussoree
state that the reverberation which
preceded the shock never will be for
gotten by those who heard it. The
mountains heaved and swayed full
minute, and then three severe shocks,
each lasting few seconds, were felt
in quick succession. Between 6
o'clock in the morning of April and
midnight there were twelve shocks.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-04-14
DEMOCRATS CARRY CHICAGO.
A Political Tornado Seems to Have
Struck the Windy City.

A political tornado on Tuesday over
whelmed one of the most ruggedly
unique leaders in the country. Incl
dentally the Republican party met de-
feat in memorable effort to capture
the mayoralty of Chicago. AS a direct
result the city is officially committed
TO the policy of the quickest possible
cessation of private franchises for pub
lie utilities. Municipal ownership is
especially threatening street car lines
valued high UP in the millions.
After winning successfully four re-
markable biennial fights of independ.
ents against the regular Republican
party organization of Chicago, John
Maynard Harlan, son of Associate JUS
tice Harlan of the supreme court of
the United States, was loser as Re-
publican candidate for mayor The
defeat is attributed to an extraor-
binary whirl of causes, starting with
political revenge and taking in a wide
sweep, embracing the most up-to-date
socialism as factor. The victor Is
Judge Edward E. Dunno, Democrat.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-04-14
Fred Grants Opinion.

At dinner of the Patria club in
New York City, Brigadier General
Frederick D. Grant, who talked about
the Philippines, said:
"You hear a great deal of the force
necessary to keep these degenerate
people in subsection. There are 10000
soldiers out there. My department in
the east maintains $4,000 men to keep
you citizens of New York, Boston,
Philadelphia, Baltimore and other
coast places in the straight and mar
row path. AS a matter of fact, there
is one brigade modified in the Phil
ippines, ready to strike, I think, in
favor of the open door in China rather
than against the Filipinos."
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-04-14
ALMOST WIPED OUT TOWN
-..-
EIGHTY PER CENT Ut The IN
HARITANTs KILLED.
Death Dealing Earthquake visits ~
dia, Bringing Sorrow to Many
Hearts.

1t is reported in Lahore, India, tna'
so per cent of the inhabitants Of
Dharmsala, the hill station, ninety-hve
miles northwest of Simla. were killed
as a result of the recent earthquakes
there. The government has dispatched
from Lahore tents, blankets. foods
doctors, nurse, etc., for the sufferers
at Dharmsala.
It is reported that the vice regal
lodge at Simla was damaged as well
as the public offices.
The earthquakes were severely felt
at Kasululi, but no lives were lost, and
the Pasteur Institute escaped.
A second shock at Simla Tuesday
evening caused a panic that the resi-
dents rushed from their houses and
slept all night in the open air.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-04-14
A COLD FLOODED MURDER.
Man Shot in the Back of the Head ss
He Was Reading a Paper.

Man Shot in the Back of the Head IS
He Was Reading Paper.
The assassination of John H. Fox
by Deputy Sheriff Joseph Johnson and
an attempt at lynching, frustrated by
Sheriff Dick Davis and posse, and later
a race between the sheriff and posse
with the prisoner for a special train
and an angry and excited mob of 1000
people bent on vengeance, were the
wild scenes enacted in Trinidad, Colo,
Saturday morning. The assassination
Of Fox was the most cold blooded MUIR
der ever committed in Las Animas
county. Fox was standing at desk in
the lobby of the postofice reading
newspaper with his back to the door.
Johnson entered, six shooter in hand,
and without the least warning sneaked
up behind Fox and fred The bullet
entered behind the left ear and came
out of the forehead, passing through a
glass door into the elevator lobby,
grazing the head of man standing in
the elevator. Fox fell backwards,
dead, and Johnson, coolly walking from
the postoffice, started toward the coun-
ty Jail, where he was arrested by an
other deputy. A mob of about 1000 of
the citizens quickly. formed, but the
sheriff got Johnson onto a special train
and took him out of town.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-04-14
LAST HOPE OF THE EMPEROR
RUSSIAN SUCCESS IS NOW CEN.
TERED UPON RoJEsTvENskY.
His Squadron is Expected to Defeat
Admiral Togo and Thus Break
Long Chain of Defeats.

The announcement that President
Roosevelt has left Washington on a
vacation trip is accepted In st. Pet
ersburg as evidence that the efforts
to draw Russia and Japan into peace
negotiations have come to grief for
the moment. No tefinite explanation
of exactly what happened is forthcom-
Ing, but the general impression Is that
Japan either declined to treat upon the
Russian basis or demanded direct
avowal that there was pacific dispo-
sition. At any rate the advocates OF
a continuation of the war seems Sc
cure OF their position and everything
Indicates that the hope of an imme-
date change of fortune is staked on
Vice Admiral Rojestvensky, whose
squadron, according TO the best infor-
nation, is now actually on its way to
meet the Japanese. The admiralty Is
greatly encouraged by the prospects
that Rojestvensky will be able to DE-
feat Admiral Togo owing to the splen'
did reports which have just arrived
here from RoJestvensky, dated from
the Island of Madagascar, recounting
in detail the condition of the ships
and personnel and the results Of the
target practice of the squadron and
of the maneuvers in which the war
ships have been drilling for three
months, msN
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-04-14
Drouth in Spain.

Owing to an extreme drouth all
field work in Andalusia, Spain, has
been suspended for a considerable
time, and crops are threatened with
total destruction. The cost of neces-
saries OF life has risen to exorbitant
figures. The municipal authorities
have done their best to alleviate the
distress, but the funds at their dis
posal will soon be exhausted. The ma.
tional government has started public
works in many places sand has sent
pecuniary assistance to the limited ex-
tent possible under the budget re-
Quirements.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-04-14
=. WIT BEHIND BARS.
Candidate for eaIIows csp2d,- ~ I e,'e .
Hunt of Six Years.

u .
Hunt of Six Years.
After hunt covering a period OF
six years. Ed Franks, alias Bob Nc
Manus, said to be the last surviving
member of BLACK Jack" Ketcham's
notorious band of train robbers that
terrorized New Mexico and southern
Colorado for many years, was safely
placed in the county Jail at Trinidad,
Colorado. early Friday morning.
Franks lived alone in a wild, DESC
late, rocky canyon, difficult of ap-
proach, where his safety seemed as
sured. The officers located Franks
house Wednesday morning, but were
compelled to make detour and crawl
through the canyon for nearly three
miles, as the house was SO situated
it commanded view Of the open coun-
try for miles. Franks was building a
corral when the officers surprised him.
He had a six-shooter and a rifle close
at hand, but made no fight. He will be
tried at Clayton, N. M, on a charge
of train robbery, which is capital of.
Tense in that territory