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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-06
De SOG!ElAQ.

La ezecci6n de Rein0.- -Reunidas &
los diez de la ma mana deayer. se llev6
6 efecto ID election de Reina para las
fiestas del Carnival. rssultando elegida
por unanimidad d bella Y distinRuida
sefIorita Rita Calaf.
Como damaB de honor fueron desig-
nadRs, las tambi6n adorab'e 'es dRmitas:
Mercedes Diaz. Carmen CasaIduc Jua-
M Manuela Rodriguez. Ana SAldAfia,
Maria Cobian 8 Iraida Orbeta.
III cuadrO, como se We. no puede ser
mas espl6ndidO = Creemos que ESQ eleC-
ci6n ha sido pOr dem&s acertadO. Be
lleza y distinction. cultura , delicadezs
esQuisita, rsune ese preciOsO grupO de
inimitabIes tOnog.
La ciudad ha dado una pruebs de
delicada Cortesanfa. eligiendO como rel
M de sus fieatas una sefIOFita de otrG
pobIaci6n y entire sus demAs 6 otrs
HIS tambi6n del simpSticl pueblo, que
aaf FepYesentado, demuestra tener aqui
IL mayor estimaCi6n. Manatf be Obte-
nido Dor esa election una gran pruebl
de afecto de las dietiuguidRs damas de
l. sOciedad de San Juan, que han Babi.
do tributsFle justiciG.
NuestFa feiicitaci6n.
COaatrQstes de Ia USza.-Una tremer.
do desgFscla viene { turbar p7estrl
algeria. dejsndo la hueIla terrible de
ID penR que embargo essa aociedR1. cor
ID muerte ocurFids. en- Ii nOche del sk.
badO. de la'virtuOsa y bella senOritI
Ana Noa-
Un conato de incendio. una OfusOa,
ci6u de momentO como cOnsecuenciG
del chOque con 81 voTsz eiemento d
muerte ineXorable. que arFojs 6 la tum
ba restOs que ha POGO tuYierOn vidl
Fisutfla y hacfan de enCanto en- el hO
gar feliz !.
La impression que ha causado esG
depgracia en- todos los eIementOs de es.
g Ciudad he sido penOefsima. pues er
ella cuenta d familia Noa una graz
simpatfs y afecto.
al expresar nuestrO p6sRme seDtidc
haCemos votos sincerOs porque el con
sueIO de- la resignation CFistiana, lleguC
prOntO al tristfsimo hOgar.
p eterna.
Jsg bTSLl0nte estrenO --Se asegurl
que ID termination del edifciO QuC
conetruye en- SnnturCe el Presidepte ID
las fieatas del Carnival. sefIur HeFmi
Mo Dfsz, se le darS un easalte9 81 que
ConcurriFGn las damRs de honor y rel
ns del CHrnayal, resultando una es
pl6ndida festa.
crNEprp
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-06

Ell guaTdia Soto ha detenido en-
Vega Baja a Aquilino Rodriguez. y
gu tin Andino. por hurto con es-
calamiento, recuperando los efectos
robados.
En- Aibonito celebr6se una reu-
ni6n de obFeros.
En- Vega-B ia han sido deteni-
das tres personals p CAESAR dafOs
maliciosos en- las fDcaS de caflas.
Ell tenieute Schettini ha padido
guardias para Feforzar los puestos
ie Vega Baja. Manatf y Barcelo-
meta.
Sc ha solicitado ell ingreso en-
81 manicUmio, del alienado Manuel
Fernandez, de Ponce.
En- Cavey acab6se un baile Co
mo el rosario de Ia aurora saliendo
herid IS varias Personas.
-El teniente GA lego anoche
Je Juana DIaz, una hora despu6s
de haber fallecido 81 seflora madre.
Hoy han empezado las tallas
para el ingresO en- ell cuerpo g "a
POlicia Insular. Son muchOs los
aspiFante1.
-El Gobernador obsequi6 esta
manana al G. rOnel HamiI con una
preciosa tabaquera.
Ell SF Regis II. Pest ha soli-
tado la banda del cuerpo de "a
POliclcia InsuIar para Ell d1a 20 del
actual de 9 a 3 del dfa
En- Gurr DO fueron sOFpFendido
varios iadividuos iHgando a 10
pFOhlbido en- la carFeteFa.
En- Cayey hubo una Fifia de IA
que salieron heridas seis personas.
Ha sido capturado en- Rio Gran
de a pF0fugo AuPelio CaFraSqulllo.
que estaba detenidn en Ell dep6sito
municipal de- aquel tpl eb
-Ha faIlecid0 en- Catafio el Sr.
Ramon Ruiz, hijo de don Aniceto
del nlsmo arellido que fue por lar
oos amos conseFie DEF Ateneo. Ell ST.
Ruiz sali6 anoch4 del teatFO, for
mando parte de Ia orquesta. con
direction q Cata1lO. AL saltaF del
bota, cay6 al aqua, sin que Sc hi-
cieFa daiao algunO q pareceF, falle4
ciendO esta maflana
Don Paco Verar esta pFeparan-
do IN selecto progE ma para Ia Ge-
tgets Gel misro0
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TEATRO.

Las Gltimas repFesentaCiOnea por ID
sociedad artistiCa. no han podido ser
mas atractivas: eDon Juan TenOrioS el
s6badO y GPor dejar de ser Cesante. ,
clos Hug0noteas y Sci novio de dofia
1n6s.s 81 domingo.
ACerca del desempeGo del GTenorio9
estR vez, dicen que todos rsyarOn &
gran Altura. distlngui6n especial
mente 81 Sefior MOdelO, que interpret6
eli rapel de eComendadoE. )
-lQu6 CaidA l-deFisn desde ell ga
llinerO. Asf ca como cue muerto IN
artists. lQu6 SO repita! -.
Pero. clRrO est6: no pOdfa repetirse.
entire Otraa COsas pOrQue se hubieF9
deslOmadO 81 honorable ComendAdor,
que en- paz desCAnae.
Don Luis Mejfs cay6 tambiGn de
una manera artfstica; cay6 como una
guanSbanR.
Chiuti con una vocesita enCantado-
ra. Esl es elegancia en- 81 metal de
voz. Don Juan y dCfls Ices v ID Bri-
Ridaa. todos buenos. s Dioa gFacias.
En- Cuanto al domingo, trabB iaFOn
muy bien Is Castillo, b BaIlesteros, ID
DAGMVS NAh9A09 GCAeP y O9PoSP@uya n00
bre tOdO On GPOr dejaF de ser cesante0
y en- SEA novio de D, rs 6s =
Hwa0asOtti Rlgo fyjuttis ma guGt6 81
pubiicUtti.
clos Hugonotes9 GUSTAV siemDre.
Tambi@n gust6 & una parte del p6bli-
co, 81 que an ciudadRno Be Gdesg0lill6-
raS de una butsca.
La verdad es que para santaFse en-
algunas butaCAs. hay que 8sntirse pri
nero COmendadOr. lCAe u no dc cler-
to modoi
Tambi6n ocurri6 sd pequefIa aIsrma
por el eparadisO.s IA pfop6sito: es
tempo % de que sc corriisn los abu-
sos de los que Green que 81 teatrO es
una espeCie de ciFco. y todo 90 les va
On gritar desordenaF. Z venRa md
siCs. Ulisea. nunque see lR zsFzueiita
-eOh6 oh6i SD6nde est6 el caim6ng0
DON MODESTO.
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TeIsgIana Dc Caguas.

Febrero 6 -Coronel HamiIT.-Ayer
tarde Celebr6se xmeeting1 obrero en-
ms AfueFas pob 'aci6n, sin tener como
cimiento Ii pOlicfa Seg6n iDformes
tos orRdores aconseiaban 81 incendio y
q muerte de los capitalistss. procla-
msndo la anarqufa como dniCo medic
9 sslvaF clase obrera. Como estos
emeetingso pueden continuaE & espal-
ias de ID Uolicfa tFaer maIos resulta.
los en- esta jurisdiction. cODvendrfa ae
iieran 6Fdenes paTa que de tOdO emee-
sing9 que ee pf-ct6e. teDga conoci-
nieDto Ia policfa n ocho diez horRs
ie anticipation. SargeatO SGEg0d0.
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.Desgcia de
Ia faniIia NOa.

No fu9 q ge6orita Noa Garcfs 4
6Dica vfctimn del acCidente de oue aveT
dlmOs Cuents. Tambl9u Ia remarkable
S5ro. Angela Lara de Noa sufri6 horri
bieB quemaduraa de cuyO fatal desen.
lace en- ntFo sitio nos oCupamos.
El Vener8 BILE anCiaDo don Felix Nos.
se Quem6 las manOs y parte de Ii G. be
10. Ell So natural empeflo de saIvar 4 nu
espOsa y & 50 sObrinR del terrible ele-
mentO.
Una mano Sc quem6 ID SEta. Carmen
NOa Lara que, como sus padres, lucha-
ron pOr sOfocar lee lIanas que coasu-
mfan la existencia de Ii desgracisds
ADita.
HemOs podido poner en- cIaro que eI
sccidente Oe debe & hab6rsele prendi-
do fuRgo el trDie con una bujfa. ain
que se dierA cuentn de clio h-stA que
tomb cueFpo el fueeo y, entoncea,
echo coFreP haciR u sala, donde en-
cOntr6 & los familisres que inGtilmente
tTatAron de fsvOrecerla.
En- los primeros momentos acudie-
ron los sefIores JarQue y Mendia de d
casa de Esquiaga. gracias & los cuales
pudo extinguiFse el incendio mas rs
pidamente, pOrtsndose con verdadero
heroismo en- squellcs instantes de an
guetiR 8 incertidumbre.
El sefior JaFque sufri6 aIgunas que
maduraa en- lac manos.
T0da b poblaCi6n de San Juan ha
tornado parte en- esn des9racia y es que
q hecho en- si. Sc unen las m6ltipIes
simpatfss y gran n6merO de amistades
que lloFan con d familia Noa, n hO-
rrenda depgracia que ha llevado eI lu-
to y Ia tristezR & 50 hogar.
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En- iunllIO Do eonpa-
trlOias de Arroyo.

Esta tarde & lss 8 una comisi6n de Is
C6mars c0mDuesta de los sefIeres Ma
tieozo, BsFnardini, Abril. Federico
ViFella y NJ rella Uriba. visit6 ! Hon
Gobernador con objet0 de recabar
foDdos con que socorFeF las victimaa
del iacendiO de Arroyo. Una collects
O1blica qua en eate pueblo re hicieFa,
SOLO alCauz6- inf6rmase -6 $500, can
tidad que ss eatima insnfc.el te para
auxiliaP & dichss Ffctimas. que han
Quedsdo ain recuEs0B , sin hORar.
En- Bayam6n le fu6 ocupad
una vaca al ciudadano Ramon ri
vera. quien fu6 puesto q disposition
sel luaz Apnicipsl
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Los cOSacOs reChazarOR a $4,000 hu8Iguis-
taS el SOSDoViG8
Considerable ndn8rO Do naaTios el las Gales

mendas cargas contra los asaltan-
tes causandOles considerable ndmero
de muertos.-
Las Gales de S0snovice ofrecen
un horrible aspecto. Algunas apa-
cen cubiertas de cadaYeres, entire
los que SO ven los de muieres y
nifoS.
Hay gran excitacion contra los
cosacos destacados en- Sosnovice.
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New York. Fehrero 6. l.aO ,. m.

New York, Febrero6, 1.sO p. m.
OtFos despachbs notician que
$4,000 huelguistas atacafon a las
autoridades de Sosnovice, queriendo
apOderarse de varios edlfciOs publ
cos en- que ell gobierno tiene recon
centradas SfueTzas de cosaCos y per-
trech,s de guerra.
Los huelguistas fueron rechazados
p0F los cosacOs, quienes dieron tre-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-06
SENTEA GI

El juradO eatim6 & Rosa Conception
Culpable De aseainato en primer gFadO,
con circungtanc1as atenuantes-
IN did q. martes, dictar6 sentenCia la
CoFte de Disirisos que dadco eA vere-
diCtO serA de TecIuslon perpei iuA.
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5000 r8s8IVistas da Pgiersof anoiIaados

soBedeciendo las 0rdenes del minis
teFio de Ia guerra.
Con tai motive prom0vi6so un san
gFientO disturbiO. en- 81 cuaI result
taEOn herld0s numerOsos indiViduOs.
Los reserYistas daban gFitos abO-
gahdo por la termination de la
guerra.
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Ha mueTtO Matsunar0
Fg6 d h6I0s d Ia nalIa6a % los 203 nstIas

New York, Febrero s, l.sO p. ID.
COmunican de- Toxic oficialmen-
te que ha muerto & cOnsecuencia
de las heridas recibidas en- el alta
que a Ia montana dc los 2O3 me-
tros, el militar MatsumaEe, h6rce
de los asaltos d las posiciOnes que
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SEMPER.

fla regresado de Mayaguez la
banda de m1sica de la P hcfa In
sular Los muchachos estan muy
contentOs del buen tratO y generosi-
dad de los mayagnezanos.
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QUE MEJORE.

Don Jorge Adsuar &c encuentra en-
f'rmo deade aver. LIE acometi6 an
focope en- 81 teatro y traslsdado & Ia
Asa del Dr.. don j. e. Salda6a foe
.llf asietido poF este vi6ndole tsmbi61
sefIores doCt0res ZsnO Gambia y
Quevedo Baez. A las dos de la mana
a. pudo regresnr & casa de familia don
le guaFda CANA.
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en- dicha motafa ocupaban los ru-
SOS.
La muerte de MatsumaPe ha eau
sado duelo general en- el imperio
japon6s.
Sc le haran suntuosas honr as
fdnebres.
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-MaAana maFtes: San Romualdo
Abad y san Ricardo. Eey de lngla-
terra. ~
-Ha sid0 nombraaa stlPeVYrlteES
de Ia Secretarfa da la CamaFa De
Delegates Y s'sa' lalia a'q'ana'
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Isw York. Febrero &. l.80 3. rn

New York, FebTer0 8, l.30 ?. m.
InfoFman de San PeteFsbuTgo quo
Ia. sltuaci6n en- el ImpeFio. 1o ha
variado y que ppr 81 contraEc, ca-
da dia Sc agrava mas.
5000 reseFvistas deKignados por
el gobierno para marchar 4 Ia que
ira. 30 amotinaron On Petersof. de-
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AIInOrranas

Sc PABECE De EsTA EMFEREAEDaD porQus NADIA hausa
0As no o han logdo nucho = ~
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-07
FIRST WORK TO
DRAIN BIG SW AMPS
ABERCROMBIE AND SURVEYING
CREW SET OUT.
Starting from Farley, Lines Will Be
Run North to international Falls
Vast Country Now Uninhabited Will
Be Productive When the States
Scheme Is Worked Out. .....
Special to The journal.

6peC1al TO ln6 JOurud4s
Bemidji, Mimi, Sept. John Abercromb1e,
civil engineer in charge of the Typographical
drainage survey of the state authorized by the
legislature last winter passed thru Bemld11 last
night on his way to Farley, where the beginning
al the survey for north central Minnesota Will
be made. He has with him crew of seven
surveyors, who may not be able to complete
their work before snow flies.
Beginning at Farley, lines will be run north
to International Falls, it being the intention
to lay out drainage bitches running north, and
draining all the country north of the continental
divide into the Rainy river
This region, while containing much land that
is fit for farming, is in really one great
swamp. North Of Red lake in Beltrami county
there is not habitation Of any kind for fifty
miles north and for twice that distance east
and west. This vast swamp stretches across
Beltrami and 1tasca counties. Its northern edge
is fringed by numerous little rivers running
into the Rainy. and along these rivers are
already many well-tilled farms.
But the great central region north and west
Of Red lake is uninhabited, and in summer it
is a quakng, impossible bog. This entire re-
gion, it is declared by competent civil engineers
who have visited 1t, be transformed into q
fertile. productive country by means of bitches
running north and east into the Rainy river
and it's numerous tributaries.
Mr.. Abercrombie can give idea Of the
length of time which the survey Will take, as
unexpected difficulties may be encountered, but
hopes to have the survey completed not later
than the middle of October, and possibly by the
latter part Of September. In addition to the
main lines running north, various short lines
will be run to the south for bitches which will
empty into the Mississippi
Farley, from which point the survey will
begin, is thirteen miles north of Bemidii on
the Minnesota & International railway. The
survey undertaken by Engineer Abercrombie will
make up the Typographical survey authorized by
the legislature.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-07
BOOST IN LUMBER PRICES
Manufacturers Are Getting $3.50 a
Thousand Over Year Ago.

to s. a thousand more than year ago in this
get them to reduce lists for a few cents, even
than No. was then: and there was sale of
No: g ten inches wide, a few days ago, for
but everything is so we'll sold up this mar
ket that 1t is almost impossible for the brokers
At Ieech lake the last boom of logs was
sed Gr 400 the me nm It, dam tins week.
Hman Of 'eSt ha
option lands In Washington containing about
a billion and a half feet of timber Of good
At Rice Lake the large saw mill of the old
Rice Lake Lumber company and the new hard
The hardwood mill handles large amount Of
timber growing in the surrounding country and
W. 4. Rogers & Co. will probably build a
saWmill at Walker, MIMI, of capacity for about
me office and headquarters of the. Virginia
1na to puh and viii pedo remain
Shipments of logs by the oBrien Lumber
company to the AIullory mill here have ceased
for the present. These shipments have been in
progress since Mr.. Mullory bought the mill and
day. Log shipments for the Scott Graft mill
from Drummond are over and the mill is closed
The st. Louis Lumber company has put on a
fl crew for d9abe shift and the mill has
with the O'Brien Lumber company for cutting
5000; 600 feet, with option for large addi:
1ional amount and will probably all winter.
9. year, Is being overhauled. and will start ur
MONDAY Tor steady summer and winter. cut.
F: A: Peck of Burberry has bought 1000 acres
of timber land near there and it arranging t.
log It, expecting to put his crews in about Sept
10. The land contains large amounts of The
smaller timber, such as Eastwood, spruce am
hemlock as we'll as pine and cedar
There is sure to be better demand for pulp
WOOD than last winter, and many small jobber!
are preparing to get into the woods for large
quantities of it. o>
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SALTWATER AFFAIRS
Annual Meeting of Auditorium Com.
pany-Decorations Selected.

SALTWATER, MINN.-The Saltwater Audi
torium company elected the same board of di-
rectors and officers for another year. The pres
tdent Is A. G. Triebel; vice president, Robert
urer, H C. Robertson; superintendent, r. E.
Slaughter The other directors are Londrus
Sargent Il. D. Campbell, NJ. L. Murphy and
Eugene O'Neal. The board today selected seats
and determined on the decorations.
Three men have been transferred from the st.
incorrigibility. They are: Harry Gilbert con
victed in Martin county of blackmail; August
Martinson, Todd county burglary; Jacob Kau-
ria, st. Louis county, assault in second degree
The city council has under consideration a
plan for material improvement to the armory
new heating plant and ba thing parlors are
among the proposed changes
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will unite their efforts in making this the largest
revival ever witnessed in Anoka The armory
will be probably used for the meetings In
September cottage prayer meetings will be held
in the different homes.
The Political Equality club meets on Tuesday
with Mrs. o. s. Clark for the annual election
of officers.
The Inter-se club is in camp at the state fair
grounds this week.
Mayor McCauIey has named James Haley chief
Us The John Mitchell Social club has issued in
yitations for It's first annual ball on Sept. s.
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BOY HAS VANISHED
Wells in the Neighborhood Will Be
Searched for Johnson's Rodv

MADELIA, MINN.--Byron Johnson, II years
of age living with his parents ten miles east
of here on the Watonwan river. has been miss
ing almost a week.
On Friday he worked the farm as usual
In the evening he said he was going to one OF
the neighbors to eat watermeons He has moi
been heard Of since
He left an unfinished letter in which he said
that he had to go to work and would finish il
in the evening. The letter was of a cheerful
nature and spoke Of his ambitions in the ora
torlcal line and of the coming contest.
The river has been dragged and the neighbOr
hood and woods have been searched. All the
nearby towns have been notified, but thus fal
the search has been fruitless. The wells III
the neighbOrhood will be searched. The btf
had taken several silver and gold medals il
local dec1amatory contests.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-07
BIG REVIVAL IN ANOKA
Three Churches Prepare for Special
Meetings in October.

& ANOKA,s MINN.--Anoka churches are making
preparations for big revival in October. DR..
Bible student. will conduct the meetings. assist
ed by Rev. Mr.. Martin. who will lead q large
chorus choir. The Coming Revival" will be the
theme Tor the morning sermon in the Baptist.
Methodist and 5Congregat ional churches, which
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-07
Ladies' NeckWear

Requisites to the well dressed
appearance, such as woman's
neckwear, should be made with
a care to style and material, else
they detract rather than aug
ment ones general appearance.
Ladies' neckwear; an endless
variety Of stocks, embroidered
trimmed lace; you will want sup
ply at, each, EO,
5000 yards torchon laces and in
sertions, 81 to 31I2 inches wide, al
ways sold at SC to &c III
yard; special, yard. .O~S
Allover laces, 1S-inch, in white,
cream, ecru and black; r.
special at yard l9c to. OCN
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-07
BANK MISREPRESENTED
First National Of Shenandoah Had N
Dealings with D. r. Wilson.

SHENANDOAH. IOWA.-Dispatches appearing
in Chicago papers and elsewhere connecting the
First National bank Of this place with a loss
of $4,000 on forged checks ETC., thru the
operations of D. R. Wilson who is wanted in
this county for forgery and who arrested
in Chicago. are entirely. false, far as the
bank named is concerned.
Wilson's business dealings were not with that
institution and the only transaction it ever had
with him involved a few hundred dollars only
and the bank suffered no loss thereby
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-07
Art Embroidery

Perhaps you have been won-
dering just what it was that
seemed lacking to set off that
otherwise artistic looking room.
Wouldn't a handsome dolly
or centerpiece add a touch of
completeness?
Stamped and hand tinted center
pieces in floral, fruit and Bulgarian;
sizes 24-inch; 15c and 35c o.
values, at each lOc and. -. .ACN
Pillow tops, with backs, Oriental
and floral designs; they will go
quickly at the price asked; To-
special 23c and .......... T>S
Stamped swhite English eyelet
work, bin. to 27-in., at H.
each &c Wv
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HIGH SCHOOL NOT READY
Opening at Fergus Falls Must Be De-
ferred.

FERGUS FALLS. 8fINN.-The new high school
building will not be completed for the opening
Of the city schools on Monday. and the high
school and eighth grade opening will be deferred.
1t is uncertain Just how much time will be re,
duired to complete the building.
DR.. J.. G.. Vigen received telegram fro
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Thief River Falls last night announcing the
death of his mother there.
Sheriff Albertson returned from trip to
North Dakota today. bringing with him Fred
Quamme who will answer to a charge of seduc-
ton preferred by Miss Hattie Olson Extradi-
ton papers were secured from Governor johnson
and the young man was found near Cooperstown.
N. b.
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were made by r. B. Anderson. of Madison,
Wis, editor Of America; Frank Clague, speaker
of the house in the last legislature; James A.
Larson, and V. b. Seward, of Marshall
MOoRHEAD, MINN.-A 12-year-old son of
Mr. and Mrs Leonard Peterson of Kragnes fell
from a wagon and died almost instantly. IN
his fall he struck his head against the wagon
tongue in such manner as to break his neck.
{ MASON CITY, IoWA.--The Free Methodist
district conference, presided over by Presidn
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GAIN OF TWENTY
Elue Earth s Schools Begin the New
Year

BLUE EARTH, MINN:-The public schools
opened this week with attendance of Gil
against 59I last year. The teachers are as fol-
lows: Kindergarten, Myrtle Dennis; first grade
Milhelmina Meckstroth; second, Susie Stone
Beatty; fourth. Eva Jones; fifth, Alice Eckert
Pearl Woodruff; sixth, Stella Reed: seventh
Anna Oathout Mabel Hart eighth Bernce
Sumner. Flavia Dean; high school. Rose Ea tom
principal and Latin: Lillian Stewart. science
c. D. Sieh, German and English; Myrtle Holiness
mathematics and history; Mary Strout, elocu-
tion and expression; A. G. Tibbetts, superin-
tendent.
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REVERE, MINN.-Revere celebrated Labor
day In fine style. About 1000 attended. The
Springfield band furnished music. Speeches
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SIOUX CITY, IowA.-A little son of Thorn
Reilly appeared at packing house Sesterd
with his fathers lunch, but his father r
there. Instead, his mangled body lying
Omaha railroad engine, his body being cut
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HURON, s.. DIN the circuit court here
Joseph Stankwitch, Russian, entered plea of
guilty of grand, larceny and was sentenced to
the penitentiary for fifteen months. There are
eighteen criminal and thirty-one civil cases on
the calendar. IN.
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Elder Schooley. of Plymouth, convened here !.
day. The conference embraces the two nor
tiers OF counties in Iowa and all of Minneso
south OF the twin cities. Fifty pastors a
present.