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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-17
DAVIS HOME ATTACHED
st. Paul Architect Sues the Late Sen
ator's Wife.

I Herman Kretz, the st. Paul architect.
has commenced an action to collect
Tk440 from Mrs. Hunter Doll, formerly
sthe wife Of the late Senator C. K. Da-
Wis. The. plaintiff says the money is
due him for plans drawn at the defend
anti order. Mrs. Doll is a non-resi-
dent OF Ramsey county and Mr.. Kretz
has, therefore, attached the old Davis
homestead.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-17
+ - 80 easy to take Piso's Cure for \ courb
ana be relieved and cured. Csc. -
STATE AND FEDERAL CLASH
appeal In Washburn-Baydeld Road Case
81 Arguad in Ghicann

Chicago, Jan. ia complicated
struggle between varied interests in the
sWashburn, Bayfield, & Iron River rail
road of Wisconsin, looking forward to
sR sale Of the road and settlement of it's
debts, came before Judge Jenkins,
3Grosscup and Seaman in the federal
court of appeals in Chicago today.
/, The troubles Of the road were brought
into the federal court of appeals here
because of clash between the state
and fderal courts in Bayfield, county,
Wisconsin.
II The case was arguedtoday and will
probably be taken under advisement.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-17
LAND TEST CASE
Court Decides for hammers ard O 'Brien
Against Lumber Company,
Special to The journal.

Special to The journal,
Saltwater, Mimi, Jan. 17.-Judge
Lochren of the United States circuit
court has decided for the defendants
in the case brought by the Northern
Lumber company against hammers
Brothers of Saltwater and William
O'Brien Of st. Paul. 8
, The action involved title to several
thousand acres Of land north Of Du-
luth and was test to determine if the
plaintiffs purchase from grant made
the Northern Pacific was good. The
court found that the land had been
withdrawn by the land department
from sale or other disposition, and that
the plaintiff had no lawful title.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-17
Coal Cargo Captured.

boat destroyer captured the Dutch
steamer Wilhelmina, which was carrying
Cardiff coal to Vladivostok, in the
Tsushima straits, Monday, and brought
her to Sasebo.
A first class armored cruiser is being
constructed at the naval dock at Kure.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-17

FORMER PUGtLisT KILLS HIMSELF.
Winnipeg, Man, ian. 17.-samueI Shan .
non committed suicide in the Clement
block today by slashing his throat with 4.
razor. He formerly was an English pugil-
list. 5s as ss.sr's 'H
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-17

4 GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES.
Itching, Blind Bleeding or Protruding Piles
Your druggist will refund money II PAZO 0INT
NENT fails to cure you In g to Il DAYS. b0c.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-17
General Stoessel and his men owing to
the arrangement of favorable terms for
the officers, but not for the men.
Roj estvensky Sails Without Waiting
for Balrovski's Division.

for Balrovski's Division.
Special to The Journal.
Paris, Jan. 1.-THE st. Petersburg
correspondent of the Matin saws that
Rojestvensky has telegraphed the min
lister of marine that junction has been
effected between the two divisions of
the Baltic feet, commanded respective,
ly by Volkersam and himself, and that
the feet as it is, without waiting fol
the squadron which recently sailed from
Suez under command of Botrovski.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-17

TO CURE COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quin1ne Tablets. All
druggists refund the money II it fails to cure.
q. W. Groves signature is on each box. 25c.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-17

The defendant says that he was friend
Of Louis A. Gebhard and member Of
the same profession and yet he said to
Hjalmer Hoidale the words I have Just
repeated.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-17
l1lS3Ia{Y3lla3J

Cures Chronic Ulcers, Bono Ulcers, VarfcosS
Ulcers, Scrofulous Ulcers, Mercurial Ulcers
Fever Sores, Gangrene, Blood Poisoning
White Milk Leg, Poisoned Wounds
All Sores Of long standing. Positively fails
Draws out al poison. Saves expense and suffering
Cures permanent For sale by druggists. Mail CSC
zoe. Up. ALLEN MEDICINE CO.. Or. Paw. Nna
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-17

The Fashion Center.
The great Plymouth Clothing House.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-17

At this point Mr.. Pfaender wanted ia
cross-examine the witness relative to an
eplthet which it had been sworn was
made against DR.. Gerhard, but which
DE-. Koch in his direct testimony had
said was used toward Pfaender. The
attorneys for the defense insisted that
the rule Of evidence which allows but
one attorney to cross-examine a witness
be enforced. Judge Weber granted
the request and General Childs con
t1nued the cross examination.
Now you had an old hammer on
the premises. How long have you seen
the old hammer there?''
Il don t know
When do you first remember Of see-
ing the old hammer there?'
A long time ago.
Is the last time you saw it a long
time ago, or have you seen it lately?O :
q don It remember when 1 saw it
Yon say vi it more s, or less thru many
9 8 You have used it7'' 81 have,
Now did the hammer you had look
like this hammer7s
It did not have a handle like that. },
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-17

After having introduced Professor W.
K. Mulliken Of st. Paul yesterday af-
ternoon, who identified the handwriting
on the poison bottle, the state addressed
itself to the remainder Of its impeach-
called and asked if E. G. Koch had told
him that George Koch came home on
the night of the murder at 10 o'clock.
That conversation was held on Nov. %,
altho the alibi statement was made
public on Nov. 6. "a
Henry Schnobrich testified that he
was in the shoe shop Of Anton Horsak
Or on the night Of the murder. He went
did not know how long he was there,
but t, he left the shop before 9 0 clock.
The state designed to prove that Hor,
he saw q man go up the stairs to Geb-
hard s office, but failed signaly
Dr.. G. F. Reinecke and G. w. Murfn
were called to impeach Asa r Broobs,
because he had made contrary state.
ments out of court. The defense OBJ
jected to the impeaching testimony on
the ground that proper foundation had
The Marshall republican., 1905-03-31

The disappearance of the high
crown and also Of the inordinately
large hat should be welcomed by cv.
cry one: the tall crown in particular
was an offense 10 good taste and be-
coming to less than one woman in a
hundred. and even the woman who
could wear them and not look freak.
ish would have looked better In some.
thing else.
Many of the new shapes show much
variety In brlms: many brims are
wide. Many hats are cggshapcd. the
crown appearing at the narrow end.
Others are hcartshapcd. like the one
described last week. while still 9th.
ers are shaped like pears. In the
.Rg.shaped hats with the crown at the
narrow end. tho wiuer part NJ the
back II usually turned up very sharp
~. and this back Is nearly covered
with flowers or other decoration. II
is probable that the oval shapes ven.
turod last year viii be more worn
this summer. ne the putting of the
hair over IN" ears renders them more
becoming In some hats the brlms
slope upward from tho crowns base.
and In others the brlms roll but slight.
ly at the edges.
The Marshall republican., 1905-03-31

The reign Of the transparent yok,
or guimpo seems assured Tor Ions
limo 10 come. Exquisite It'll,
rulmpcs are for sale in the best shops
They ~ perfectly. aud. although rath
or high priced. are hardly to be count
ID cN'ravagant purchases, since. viii
care. they can b" used on more thar
one gown, Another convenience II
found In h.gh. transparent Guns mad,
Of muslin. lace. and embroidery. Thcs,
too. are expensive, but tcmptlrgly
dainty.
with all tho popularity Of thcs,
delicate adluncts tu dross. Transparent
yokos and collars and no collars a
all. there Is nothing more promincn
AZ tho present time than m" stln lin
IN collar Dozens ~ styles ARE shown
some mnnn.sh, but more made icml
uluo hy rows of iagu'iUg embroidery
or French dots.
The Marshall republican., 1905-03-31

have restored my own serenity
and the freshness Of my gloves by
soap cleansing after an idea adopted
from demonstration of a cleansing
paste. which ! was told was merely
white soap boiled soft. says n writ,
of. take u soft cloth and rub Il on
the under side of some good SOAP
where II has fof'cncd by lying In the
dish. II the cake h perfectly dry. |
let II stand for a minute In water. or
sometimes damu"n my cloth very
slightly This last. however, ls risky.
The process ls to put the glove on the
hand. ns II for wearing. and to rub
the sullod portions with softencd soap
and no water. Tho result of the cor.
rect method will be- n wiplng cloth
covered with inky stains and spot.
less gluy" uf perfect color. as soft
aud supple as ever
The Marshall republican., 1905-03-31
CASTRO DEF|ES
vENEzUEtA's PRESIDENT RE.
FUSES TO ARBlTRATE.
BIG FLEET IS TO GEORGE HIM
His Reply TO Minister Bowen is said
to Be Practically insulting
Future Action Not Yet
netsrminsd

WASHINGTON.-word was teceiy
ed at the state department that Presi'
dent Castro had formally refused to
arbitratc the questions at issue be.
tween the United states and vene.
zula.
The information came from Minis
ter Bowen In a dispatch sent from Car.
acas. CastrD's action was In reply
10 Eowcn's note communicating the
demands Of the United States that
all pending questions be- submitted
to arbitration.
Castro precmptorily declines TO
permit any Of the quos ions to be arbi.
ttatcd The note of Castrd to Bowen
was not made public. but II is said
II was practically insulting.
Secretary Of War Taft. who Is ten.
rurarily In charge Of the state depart.
mcut presented the information to
the president and cabinet
In liowcn's nuto 10 Castro he said
In the event NJ refusal 10y Castro
this country would be- compelled To
take H. own course"
Tho cuurtD IA be- pursued will now
ho decided upon hy President ROosc.
vclt and his official advisers.
The Marshall republican., 1905-03-31
TO DO" THE PHILIPPINES.
Miss Roosevelt, to Accompany the
Congressional Party.

WASHINGTON kansas and Miss.
ouri will he represented In the party
that will accompany the Secretary OF
Miss Tlice Roosevelt. II has been def.
initely announced. will be a member
OF the party. The following Is the
personnel Of the party:
Secretary Taft. Ellhu Root. ex.Sec.
rotary OF War; senator Allison Of Iowa.
Senator Daniel OF Virginia. Senator
Dubois Of Idaho. Senator Foster Of
Louisiana. Senator Long Of Kansas.
Senator Newlands Of Nevada. Sen.
ator Patterson Of Colorado. Sen.
ator Scott Of West Virginia. Senator
Stone of Missouri. Senator Warren Of
wyoming. Speaker Cannon. Represen.
tatlve Bourke Cochran ~ New ork,
Representative Cooper Of Wisconsin,
Rs preventative Crumpacker OF Indiana,
Representative Curtis of Kansas. Rep.
Representative Fuss of Illinois. Rep.
rcsentatiye Gillctt Of Massachusetts.
Representative Grosyenor or Ohio.
Representative Hepburn of Iowa, Rep.
rcsentativc Hill Of Connecticut. Rep.
rcscntativc Howard of Georgia. Rep.
rcsonta'lye Jones Of Virginia, Repre-.
sentative longworih ~ ohio. Repre-.
sentative Mckinley Of Illinois. Repro
sentative Payne of New York, Rrprc.
sentative Scott of Kansas. Represent.
aii'c Sherry of Kentucky Representa-.
tiv" Smith Of Illinois. Representative
Watson Of Indiana. Colonel Edwards,
chief ~ bureau of insnlaT affairs: +.
W. Carpenter. private secretary to the
Secretary ot War.
The Marshall republican., 1905-03-31

shrink wool"n drcs' braid before
putting u on your skirt, and avoid tho
Iuchorcd eject that comes whom the
braid o. Wet after being put on the
skirt whore this is not done.
n o. n'sp best to allow a frw Inches
for this shrinking when measuring
for u now braid. simply wet tho
braid thoroufhly nnd hang Il Mp 10
dry without wrlngInv u.
IN sewing a on care shou'd Doe talk.
On neither 10 hold Il too light 10 Giyo
u drawn effect, nor $50 loose that II
has wiiloi eject especially n tho
sCrUcyahly brush braid IL uscd.
The Marshall republican., 1905-03-31
MCCORMICK TO HURRY TO PARIS.
An Order Which May indicate Peace
Negotiations.

ST PETERSBURG Mr.. McCor.
mick. ih" retiring amhn ssnior 'n Rus.
Via, has received urgent instructions
from Washington to proceed tu Paris
at tho earliest possible moment.
whether the d'fir" of the state dc.
pir'm"nt tu have Mr. McCorm,c, ns.
-Imr h,s duties iu parl. at once 10
due 'o Nh" prospect of an early open.
'ns NJ peace negotiations there. 10 the
venezuelan cumpllcations or tu tho
"rh ut Nmna. adur Porter 10 depart
sooner than expected Us not known
hero. In ORDER that th,rc may be- NO
hiatus her" at such an important limo
Amhosradur Meyer Mt McCormIcks
successor, probably viii come tu 81.
Petersburg Immediately
The Marshall republican., 1905-03-31

Letters should deal with the writer's
experiences since he settled In the
Southwest. They should tell how much
money he had when he arrived. what
he did when he first came, what meas.
ure II success has since crowned his
efforts and what he thinks of that por.
tion of the country In which he IL
located. Letters should not be- less than
800 nor morc than | 500 words In length.
and will be used for the purpose of ad.
vcrtising the Southwest. Letters are
desired not only from farmers and farm.
srs' wives, but also from merchants,
school teachers. clcrgymcn; from every.
one who has a story to tell aud who
'tnows how To tell ". poctical contri.
buttons are not wanted.
All cannot win prizes. but by their
contributions they can assist The West.
frti Trrl In IT, efforts 90 culonizc and
uphuild the Southwest
Contest closes June 70. 1905. Prizes
will be- awarded n sounN thereafter ~
lcsults can be- drtcrnintN Address
The Western Trdii, 7G.ii. Van
liurcn Street. Chicago H.
The Marshall republican., 1905-03-31
NO CALL ON BANKS SOON.
Secretary Shaw May Make a With.
drawal Of Deposits Before lonu.

WASlllNGTON.--Thv Secretary ol
ih" Treasury, Mr., shaw said Friday
that b" had no present intention OF
making another call On national bank
d"positorlus II II generally under.
stood at the Treasury department.
however that should there be- pie.
lhorn oi money later In the spring or
summer ~ that a withdrawal could no
mad" without causing any disturbance
IN the market, II million dollars or 20
million dollars might be- called In rs
u provision against a possible strin.
gcncy ~ September or October. No
consideration, however has been giycn
to the subject.
The Marshall republican., 1905-03-31
AZ Their Own Ern,nse-

tn" following are the mcmnchs OF
families aud others who are 10 accom-.
pany the party ~ their own expense:
Miss Roosevelt. Mis- Boartman and
Mis-, Macmillan ~ Washington. Mrs.
Dubois, Mrs " 4 Stone Mrs. DrArm.
ond. Mrs. CLARK. ~ Hepburn. Mrs.
lIill. Mrs Payne, Mrs Smith and Mrs.
Jones.
The party will take passage On tho
Pacific Mail steamship Manchuria tho
morning ~ July The steamer will
touch at Honolulu. Nokohoma. Kobe
and NaFasaki and then ro straight 10
Manila. whcrc the party viii remain
about ten days.
The Marshall republican., 1905-03-31
How to Make Your House Gown.

There = a house gown with Spnn
ish rufilcs that Is sometimes called 0
Eulallc Very full very long. open
ia front and cut low In the neck. II
is thing Of comfort and Of beauty
OF course. all these small appoint
mcnts must he In keeping and this
cells for soft tancta pottlcoat har,
nonzlng In color ard for beautiful
embroidered stockings and slippers
whose heels and toes match the gown
The Marshall republican., 1905-03-31
THE mlKApo's $4,000 POEMS.
Several Persons In Toxic Arrested for
critieisins the Rulers Work.

PARlS,-.A cablcgram from Toxic
states that the mIkaio the other night
gave u magnificent garden party to
celebrate most important eyent--the
finishing of his twenty. thousand,
IN poem. Several persons who had
dared to suggest that In these times,
when 80 much Japanese blood is being
shed In Manchuria, the miFado might
find something more useful to DO,
have been arrested,
japan IL n free country Paris
paper says In comment. "ns long as
You do not do anything to offNd the
miEado, who is scmigod in JaSan"
The Marshall republican., 1905-03-31
THE JURY WAS FOR The DOG.
A Canine Retaliated When a Man Tried
10 Take Its Bed.

EDwARnSNllL.E, lI.L--Thc time,
hunorod principle that mans home
is his castle was applied 10y u jury IN
the circuit recently In finding Tor the
drfondunt In the ease NJ James Tobin
HEainsi John Nlnklomyor for SiS,J
damages because the latter dog bit
TohIn. II was shown that Tohin was
'ndcavnrinr "a crawl into the dog :
kennel 10 take nap when the dog dis,
figured his face. The defense set mp
that the dog had n perfect risht to de.
irnd ~ own premises against an In,
trudyr and the jury 80 decided.
The Marshall republican., 1905-03-31

4 treatment that ls sur" "a be adapt
od 10 a hundred variations Is the
most delicate Of embroidery In de.
signs that form deep yoke Just
below the embroidery. directly In
front begins q row ~ narrow yalou'
ciouncs. which runs down Ia the belt.
md has three other rows set NJ rcgu.
lar intervals on each side, And a
dainty yoke is made of narrow valcn.
clcnncs lace and Insertion running
around the cdFlng frllllng out from
each row ~ the Insertion The yoke
II worry shallow. sleeves In nearly
every blouse are rather full, and are
fnlshcd with long. deep CUTS Thoy
nrc tucked MP aud down, or around.
as you please.
The Marshall republican., 1905-03-31

The "Juliot cap that dainty head,
dress composed Of net OF gold or
silver mesh, set with Jewels, has
proved so universally becoming that
II is whispered that more practical
adaptation OF It will become fashion,
able for 'heater wear In place OF the
much SHINING and still more maligned
theater hat This would really be an
excellent plan, aside from its quaint
ness, and II is TO be hoped that this
impending threat will come to some
thing.
The Marshall republican., 1905-03-31
TIE NoeLemAN DECEIVED HER,
MADAME Taebaes dc ks Joka Was
Granted 4 Divorce in Cleveland.

CLEVELAND. q judge Beacon ~
The common pleas court Saturday
rrlni'd divorce 10 Mudamr Tach.
ar. do Isl. luhI un The ground of rN.
trgmr cruelty 40" plaintiff. form.
'ry Miss Hart, De- he daughter
uf a wealthy manufacturer ~ this
CITY While travelling In Europe with
her parents. she met Count Tnckacs
tc kis juka, n HUNGARIAN nobloman
uf budapest They we're married NJ.
ter a hrivf couriship r he young wife
according Ia her statement. soon dis.
covered that the uublcmhn had de,
c"iycd her ~ to his standing. socially
and financially.
The Marshall republican., 1905-03-31

ST PETERSnuRG The Interior
minister. VI. Bouligan. received a del,
cgation from the municipality of Mos.
COW who urged that delegates Of the
municipality should be- admitted To the
representative conference announced
In the imperial rcscript Of March :.
that free discussions affecting tho
work Of the conference be- permitted
In the press and that the deliberations
OF the conference be- In public.
The Marshall republican., 1905-03-31
Concerning the Coat.

The embroidered muslin coat,
trimmed with Swiss or valenciennes
lace. is an innovation Of the season,
Il may be worn with different skirts
OF thin material such as mousseline
or yoi!e.
These coats will be OF the tight. At,
ting style, with long basque effect.
The linirgs Of some Of the nantes
and coats for spring are so beautiful
tnat II seems pity they must be
woIn inside.
The Marshall republican., 1905-03-31

Ribbon piumos are a feature of N,
hcw millinery. They are very decor
otiyc. aud In so FAR as ribbon cat
simulate feather they arrive at yory
much the sam" "ficct They can b,
made from ribbon, but are usual,
made from crussway lcnglhs OF sill
very lightly homm'd. and then. AZ
cordlng "a their breadth, gathered
over one or two thick cords down III,
center, this giving the idea of n,
stem. Dahlias will figure largely or
spring clapcnny, also primulas an,
lilac. Flowers viii compete viii
iloWcrcd r!hburs for trimming thos,
shapes that turn up smartly at th'
back. model that Is sure to be popu
lar, ~ II Is universally becoming, an,
Paris vogue.
The Marshall republican., 1905-03-31
A Finishing Touch,

A new feature Of a young woman's
dress Is nm exquisite corsage Of cream
net applique, with disks of pale blue
lace, The sleeves are unusually small
and the very deep corslet is tho latest
Paris fancy. The front Of the lace
Jacket is caught together with tiny
bows of pale blue velvet ribbon. The
full skirt Is Of pale blue Parslfal
silk. finished only by deep hem.
The Marshall republican., 1905-03-31
RESTORED HIS HAIR
Sealp Humor Cured by cutieura seap
ana oin,ment-After All Else
Had Failed.

II was troubled with severe scalp
hunor and loss u hair that gave me
great deal of annoyance and inconyen'
.,ncc. After unsuccessful efforts Wi'h
many remedies aud sochllcd hair
tonlcs, n friend induced me TO ny
Cuticurh Soap and Ointment. Tho
humor was cured In a short time. ny
hair was restored as healthy as ever,
and can gladly say have since been
entirely free from any further annoy
ancc. shall always use CuticuTa
Soar and keep the Ointment oa
hand 10 use rs dressing for the hair
ana scalp tSignedl frcd'k Buschc.
2l3 East j7th ST.. New York city
==-H-HaHH7=HH==HHH
A wife gets through expecting her
husbands conscience TO wake IN.
The Marshall republican., 1905-03-31
PHONES" FOR sorH sANouers.
New York and Chicago Democrats
May Hear jefferson Day Speeches.

May Hear jefferson Day Speeches.
SEw YORK 1T So possible that
ne guests ~ 'ro jefferson birth an.
nIycrsary banquet In this city and
Chicago will hD enabled io listen "a
the speeches Of the orators IN both
'ii.'s uu 'h" same evening by means
~ tD'Dphuu, wires connecting the two
banquet halls. 4 suggestion that such
IN Arrangement De- brought about has
been made hy official ~ the lrDquuis
'lub uf Chcaro and the proposition will
De- considered hy u committee ~ the
democratic club ~ this clty should
The local club take favorable action
plans Will be- perfected ~ hayo each
guest supplied. with telephone r..
''iy,r connected with y direct wire
between 10" banquet halls in Chicago
aud N"V Nurh William Jennings
i'r'au viii o." one uf the PRINCIPAL
speakers % the Chicugp club. while
Alton ~. Parker win hc ono uf the
speakers 0t the banquet In this city
The Marshall republican., 1905-03-31

WASHINGToN.-Although the of.
flcials are non'committal, 1t is known
that reports have reached here that
Polygamy is practiced In some parts
OF the Hawaiian Islands, and the Unit.
or States attorney In Honolulu has
been instructed TO make an invsslti,
CATION OF the subject.
The Marshall republican., 1905-03-31

ST, FETERSIIUKG, = The pOlIcc
guarding the palace Of the Grand Duke
Alexis arrested a loitcrcr Thursday.
He was found carrying bomb, The
Grand duke Is stated TO have gone
abroad incognito, His departure has
not been confirmed.
The Marshall republican., 1905-03-31

BLACKWELL, OK. -- An oil com,
pany here struck new flow Of gas
equal to about million cubic feet A
day at depth of 500 feet Saturday.
This is the strongest flow Of gas that
has been found in this part OF the
country.
The Marshall republican., 1905-03-31
Alfonso Welcomes Duke Of connaugh,.

MADRiD.-rhe Duke Of Connaught
arrived here to visit King Alfonso,
The king, with all his ministers, the
ciyal and military authorities and the
diplomatic corps welcomed the duke
on his arrival at the railroad station.
The Marshall republican., 1905-03-31
A MlIIIon to Northwe stern.

CHICAGo.--It was announced that
a gift OF 1 million dollars has been
made to Northwestern university by
Milton II. Wilson, a resident OF Evans.
ton and one OF the trustees of the in.
stitution.
The Marshall republican., 1905-03-31
Mrs. chadwIok's LIE story,

CLEVELAND, O,--ln an interview
Sunday Mrs. Cassie l.. Chadwick an.
nounced that her autobiography was
in preparation and would soon be given
10 the public.