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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-21
HE'S NO ..EAsx MARK"
Says mike Donovan, Who Boxed
with President Roosevelt.

New York, Jan. 21.="Mike's Dono-
van, dean of boxers, has reached
home from Washington, where he
boxed with the president an hour
every afternoon for four days. It
was the first of a series of bouts which
are to continue next week and the
week following. Donovan said:
sit was the first time had boxed
with Mr.. Roosevelt since he was gov
ernor. If anybody tells you he's an
easy mark, don't believe it. He knows
how to use his head, too. I never saw
a man pick up faster than he did in
those four days.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-21

Paris, Jan. 21.-President Loubet
this morning sent for M. Rouvier and
invited him to form a new cabinet
NJ. ROuvier replied that he would con-
suit with his friends and make known
his determination at the earliest pos
sible moment. This is expected to
lead to the formation of a Rouvier
ministry after he has assured himself
that he has sufficient support to COM
mand a majority in the chambers.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-21
HELP FOR PAPER TRUST.
Canadians Want to Prohibit Exporta-
ton of Pulp Wood.

Montreal, Jan. 21.-At a meeting of
the paper and pulp manufacturers of
Canada it was unanimously resolved
that, in the interests of the Dominion
and especially of the province of Que
bee, every effort should be made to
secure the enactment of legislation to
prohibit the export of logs and pulp
wood. A special committee was ap
pointed for the purpose of preparing
a petition to lay before parliament.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-21
Cured by
Warmers " Safe Cure >

Gentlemen. Il have used Safe Cure for
chills caused by uric acid poison in my
system and I have been perfectly cured.
1t has done for me what I have never
known any other medicine to do. 1t cures
people in the south who suffer much from
malaria, which always affects the kid
neys. If all doctors would prescribe War
ner's Safe Cure instead of quinine for
cases Of malaria there would be less bad
effects, as quinine does not remove the
disease germs from the system like Safe
Cure take Safe Pills when 1 need a
Lotus Club. Chattanooga, Tenn.
THIS TEST WILL TELL
Put some urine in a glass or bottle After
it has stood "A hours if it is reddish or
brown color. If particles float about in it,
or if it is cloudy, your kidneys are dis
eased and unable to do their work, and
if not attended to Immediately Bright S
disease, diabetes, rheumatism. govt, uric
acid, inflammation of the bladder gall
and prove fatal in a short time
Safe Cure is the only absolute cure
for all these forms of kidney, liver and
bladder troubles. It is purely vegetable;
free from harmful drugs found in many
so-called kidney cures, is pleasant to take
and free from sediment.
Warmers Safe Cure can be purchased at
and 800 a bottle Write Warner Safe
Cure Co, Rochester, N y, for free med
ical book.
WARMERS SAFE PILLS move the
bowels gently and aid speedy cure.
Refuse Substitutes they are dam
gerouE.Ask for Warner s.. 1T will cure you
Beware OF so-ca11ed kidney remedies
which are full Of sediment and of bad
odor; they are harmful.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-21
nus Companv snspends.

Lancaster, Pa, Jan. 21=The City
Saving Fund and Trust company of
this city today posted on its doors a
notice Of suspension.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-21

Don't let the little ones suffer from &C.
zema, or other torturing skin diseases No
need for it. Doan's Ointment cures
Can't harm the most delicate skin. At
any drug store, 50 cents.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-21
SAVE MONEY

PUT TT 10 WORK
Where it will work for you night and
day earning you 3 to per cent &C
cording to time.
The Capitol Building and Loan AssOciat n
Send for Booklet. 5S4 Kansas Ave.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-21

ing. You de-
eide. nj a gle
F o O t Drafts
possess the re-
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ity of absnrh-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-21
SCOTTISH RITE A1AsoNs.
They win Be in Topeka for Big Meet
ing Next Week.

The midwinter reunion, Ancient and
Accepted Scottish Rite Masons, will
and 20, at the Masonic temple on Jack
son streets. The programme follows:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-06
Neue Sutorporatiouen.

Sn Der Office bss Staats. Sstrstdrs
tpuroen folssnoe Sneorporationsn elm.
serei9t:
Die ,Stuart Railroab 8lod &
Signal Co., Snoianapolis; @apitaI
500. 900; Sirsc,oren: George 6.
Rob, Yictor 6. Ssetsr, Mi6ael 5.
Rabonsp, &obsrt 5. Stuart uno gbm.
g.. Goliom. 'n:>
Die yWational unbsr Nuslins @oms
panp". Snbianapplis; capital $780,
600; Sirsetoren: Grnnt %. 5000, g.
u. Wooo uno goparb g. @aub.
Die s9iablano part amuisment
Co., @ltbart, @upital $40, 900; Si=
rsctOren: Cigar %. 9snibaw, Samss
2eicsiter. ST.. Wiaiam 2sininssr. 6.
8. Sti1lp. Moam $. Brussusr. Sobn
g. @pnine uno Charles $. @eltis.
Die y2afapette 9ipsrp @ompanp".
2afapeite; 9apital $1,000. Sirettoren:
goparb M. Wation, Daniel s. Sarr=
ington unb Wiaiam s. Srnsbp.
Die ,&enhelaer 2umbsr Company"
3apitaI SIS, 600. Sirettorsn: Jfaae
@ol6orn, Jranf s. Sonnsnep uno
8eorge 8. Bales.
Die y&eb $runf @lotbing 9om=
panp", Spencer; 9apital $4,000. Si=
rettOren: Sobn 9. Ssblsr, Charles 3.
Sebler, @noreu s. Seblsr unb Sobn
6. u. Batter.
gli Worfmar, 0ertreter Der Belle
@itp Oil Company" fur ben Staai
Snoiana, ineorporirt unter ben @e=
ieben bon Iri3ona, erbielt bic grlaub-
nib, @eiddfte In unierem State fur
&sdnuns senannter 8eieai9aft gu be-
trsiben, uno 3uar NIT einem 9apitals
bon 800, 900. Die @eiddftsteae fit
Snniana if In S~ones5oro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-06
poG,ei uno 2lufrhhrer in paribau, fampfen um oen ssFs Ger rotben 5asse.

bales Sia Ylace NoGitipn, % Bel 12O
SUB iebe, bacant, Stoieite bon Bates
Strabe, msftli9 bon State Npenue.
$500.
Wm. Spearin9 on Snoiana 2anb
unb Enrichment Co.. Got 5 In Nsm,
mans Subj. zines 9beilss bon Bruce
pluce, 35 bel 118 IS SUB, psrbeRsrt,
shbisits bpm %. sirabs, tusflid bon
Niblanb Npe. $500.
Sobn 9a3arus on George 2a3arus,
Got 81 in Werioian place Aoo., 40
Bel 107 CUB. pacant. Ohieite bon
Salbott Npsnue, iaoli9 bon %. Str.
$1,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-06

&i4ter ALLEN bate qe.
fern oas @er9niisen, einet alten Sus
genofreunb, ben er felt Sabrsu ni4t
geiebsn. unb Der auf feiner Hurdreiie
nod Californian bel linn boripra@,
bssriben gu t6nnen. Die 6reuoe bes
Wisoeriebsns NOR cine ~sesenieitise unb
Der aQeseit iOpiale @i&ter ma&te f9
Elm @ergniigen baraus, isinsm Greunbs
sinise ansenebme stunoen bier gu Bee
reiten.
9ie 3sit ber9ins i'm GIuge u. f9lieb-
lid mubten beioe ellen, ben 2:30 ubr
abfabrenoen 3us su erwif&en, Der bic
Greuube mad tur3em Mieoerieben wie.
Der ~trennte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-06
9 e.

9
%. 9. &eiter, @obnbaus, 2apnarl=
Mbenue, 1abe 2opel. Strabe, $22O0.-
Marp Bell, @pttase, go. 2OO1 9osan=
Strabe, 5000. - WiQiam 6. 3olina,
Cottage, 1145 State traBe, $1O00.-
Marp 6olman, Nnbau, 1892 Olnep=
Npsnue, $547. - George Jssnsp. &s=
paraturen, 325 Wsit Seem Oort Str,
5000. - u. d.. @lart, @ottage, 8l3
Weif pratt=S traBe, $3.50. - W. 6.
Sulipan, Wobnbaus. %. Strabe unb
GIblanb=M penue, $4,000. 90. = Sarrp
Sngram, Cottage, WabeI StraBe,
nabe 9agran9s Nbe., $3.50. - Omen
Wotbers6eao, &eparatursn, 1918 q.
Sem Seriep Str, $900.-@. %. gi9=
root, apartments aus, SIC NOro Sem
Ssrisp Str, s14, 800.-Wia. grabp,
@obnbaus, 8rooffios abe. unb IL.
Str.. 81, 050.-SObn plasger, Repa-
raturen, 215 Sf Nsbrasta Strabe,
81. 400. = 6. u. 9eo9e, Cottage, 139
g. glber Npe., 81. 3O0.-Spbn Mar.
rem, Cottage, OF WafbinstOn Sirabe
nabe 8irtelb3bn, $1,000. = 20. 8.
Sarrab, Mnbaa, 221O Of @aibinstun
Str, 81, 900. = 6. g. @otbrel, GDt=
tuss, 61O Cottage aOe. $1,000. -
5reb. Bsbrsut, @obnbaus, Sarlan
1abe 2erineton Mbe., 81. 94O.-Nliee
Wann, Reparaturen, 817 libel Str,
5000. - &. 9. Sawion, @obnbaus,
929 Sremont, 1915. : $. G. 3iOn,
Wobnbaus, Worbpte nabe Sort Str,
$1,812. = 2ouis 6amberQer. Wobn=
taus, Snoiana NDe. nabe 8lafe Str.
50, 400. = peter Dahl, Cottage, 2078
Cooper Str.. 5000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-06

Ougrer ertl1rf 1at: smenn SeuIIWIaHo
ansegrifsn wiiroe, 10 piiroe aud ieine
partei bas eieens gaterlano nit Der
Waffe pert6eioigen." gelfort gar
msint, man tonne cine iol9e IeuBs.
runs aIs cline Dirt v2isbtuiun3 BEG beut=
Idsn Sineo. unb militdritii4en Settles
batradten, bic nit ben anti=nationaliHi.
i6sn unb anti.militdriffii6sn @runo-
idBsn bss SO3ialismus, ME lie bon
Saurss 10 eebibreno betOnt poroen.
i'm @iosripru9e fte6e." Selfort Dor
isbt ben Gal. baB Srantrsi4, 10 un=
ruabri9sinli9 biss aud 9s9sntpdrtig
iei, sinsn 9neriif aui Seuti4lanb
made. um bsuti9es @sbist 3u srubsrn.
yNnsenommen." fdreibt sr. BOB
bonn voeuti6.pntsrldnoii9en stano.
puntte bas S9limmfe seiddbe, unb
oaB gum Ssifpisl Elm She'll bon Der
&5sinprpbina Der fran30fiten &epublit
einberleibt ptirbe. 8laubt 8sbel tpirt.
lid. oab bic gsmobnsr bieiss S6eiles
bon Seutidlano idlimmer baran md=
rem; bob ibre gntpidlune berbsrbli9
gett6rt. uent he Der Se9nun9sn oes
preubiIhen Staatss uno Der faiierlin
bsuiIden 8ursautratie bsrlufis sin=
gen, in biirasrli9er ME in militdrii9sr
ge3iebunsg"
gelfort Bar ipottet bnriiber, baB
,Bebel bieie Sorte bon 0aterlanb fur
gut senus bdIt, linn ole Seuti9en, To-
gar bic SOaialiften, nit patriOtiidem
@ifer su srfiasn." ST persiBt babel
3u iagen, OBJ er etua einem fran36fi4en
ginfaq nod gnalano unb Der 2osrei=
Buns ensliiden 8ebieoes gum 3wede
Der ginberlsiburs in bic Wa9barrspu.
blit 3ufimmsn pitrbe. @r nsnnt aber
bieienisen, bic, ME Bsbsl fi9 due
Bert, vidwa9e grioer, Die, elsid benz
Sunoe in Der gibel, gu ibrem patriot.
i@en @eipeis (vvomit") auridtsbrsn. d"
Cine iaubsre gerslsidun9.
Die oeuti9en @enohsn tpsrben pobl
ibsr fOl9s snsliide 2isbtOiung srfau.
men. Sc 1T freilid ni9t bisl los nit
Der gsbsutuns Der yGbosraiion". in
beren Namen Spnbman unb Bar ipre-
DEN. SINS parlamsnt bat bic partei
nod ME zines ibrsr Mitslisbsr brinsen
tbnnsn. Ssit Salr unb Sag erfolgen
in Der Suffice, Wo6s um WO9s,
Wabnunssu CUR 3ufammsnbrinsuna
bon 1000 pfunb Sterling, bic suslei9
CUR prOpaganoa uno our untsrfhbuns
Der 2anoibatur bon Partsimitsliebern
bienen foaen. @1sin isIbt bisie Der.
h~dltniBmdbig tleins Summe III nod
ni4t beiiammen. nJn oteier Wo6e"
= f9reibt bic Suffice" - ybsldufi
i9 nun unfers 2risgstaHs fir Wabl.
susde auf iiber 600 pfuno Sterling.
Die SosialbsmOtratii9s 56Dsration bal
iebt ftr parlamenis3wsde mebr @slt
our 0~erfttaung, als ie 3ubor."
Su Nnbstra9t bsfsn, baB Sbnomnr
bic gerni9tuns Der oeutI9en 6lott'
smpiisblt, neil fs unsebli9 gum I'm.
griffe segen England befimmt iei, uni
bab geIfort Bur bic S6eilnabms be,
bsuti3sn So3ialifisn an Der 8srtbeibi'
euns hires angegrifenen gaterlanbsi
als elm biinbii&ss @ebabrsn psruirft.
t6nnteu bielei9t am beifen torpifif4,
Sinsos Der Rriegstahs auf6sIfen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-06
@runoeisentbums HebertraBunsen

Gbarles %. Green an Warsare1
Butler, 80 SUB. ihoIide Settle 2o1
16, Sopnsp II. u, Wooblatpn parf,
SrbinstOn. 80 bel 800 SUB 6fili9'
Settle bon Bitter Nbenue, n6yoli9 Dor
SOpnsp Ipenus, 81, 100.
Marp Butler on @iliam g. glif.
fOrb, 9ots 10 unb II, 8rucs's Mob..
1872 SUB norom,tli1s gde bon Col.
lssa apsnue unb "a. Str, $4,000. q
Sulia 5. Servings. basislbe an
b~enielben, $4,000. ~
Mlsranbsr W. Steuart u. a., on
Wiliam 6. Saa u. a., Got Is, SOm:
lonb u. a., Sub. "a BEL 100 SUB,
Dilide Settle bon Wabiion albsnue,
r6roIi9 bon Der &apmono Strabe,
$3.50.
Slora e. Wulidner an benielbsn,
6 Dts ga. 40, 141 unb 142, &ea3an
part, 40 bel 140 CUB isbs, an Belle
fontains StraBe. iiolid bon 25. Str,
SO, 600. 2hn sdr
Wilbur 8. @ri9bt, aominifrator,
an Wm. 6. glber, She'll Got 81,
2orrin's Sub, OutlOt us, 25 bel
100 SUB. 6tli9 bon Selumare Str.
50. 100. u.s." 157
Sobn S'Srisn on pleres 6. Sobn,
ion, Got z, 6aNslman's Iooition,
Wefieite Der Meribian Str, fiolid
bon SO. Str. $500.
Samss 8. Sesartp on @6as. 9. Wi.
bof, 2ot 90, gIod IL. Jlst6sr's Iorb-
OF Mobition, Wefisite Der Martinoale
Ipe.. n6rblid bon 10. Ctr. $1,000.
Warp g. gremermann on 6rsb 8.
&eeb, Got 81, glOd "a. @orbSnbiana-
polls, Noroieite Der ~. Str. bftlit
BON &aber Ctr. $3.50.
9sla 9. Stsmart an @bas. 8. Stsin=
meier, She'll bon Section s, $opnIbit
Is. &anss 4, Is gdsr, W~aibinston
Sounibip. $500.
Sobn g. Sdmibt an Tabio 6Oler,
Got 70, @sft part NooitiOn, Wefisits
Der Solmss gpe., ftolid bon 8ermoni
Str. 1925.
gouin u. Weif an Wilinm 6. 9ih=
tenberg, Got Sc, Buffers Subbibifon,
GHbieite Der IL. Str, tuefli9 Dor
NIblanb Npe. $500.
Soiepb g. Sbnrps il. an Sobn q.
Surtp, iabli4e 6dlfie bon Got Is,
Wsribian Ssisbts place, Wefisite be,
Merioian Str, nOrbli9 BON AZ. Ctr
$500.
gbmarb 6. 2ei6ie on Darn +.
8rinfmeper, iiblide SdIfte bon 9o'
SO, Nttins & pertins Subj, n6rbIid
bon 33. Str. $1,000.
@barlss 2atbam an 6ouarb Or.
Nttinion, She'll bon Cots SO unb SO
Sal6otts Mbb., n6rbli& bon Is. Str.
$14, 600.
Seth W. @i9ersef an Bupers uni
Enrichment Comp, Cots % unb 33,
psttibone II. u. 9igblanb Dome MSb.,
uDrbIid bon SEEM Yorf Str. $1,000.
Marp 6. 2sisr an @m. 6. garleB,
Got 8. 2efers l. Abb., iibIi@ boz
Worris Str. $1,000.
Nora Wurrap, IT,, on Sobn W
@'goneQ, 2ots 26 uno 90 In Marfin.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-06

. WeGormid, unier friberer Sc.
ianbte in &ublanb, Der bur9 feline
iiberrei9 befidte unb goloftrOBenos
Uniform eisener @rfinoung Elm 10 psin.
lides AufIeben an ct. petsrs5urssr
5ofe erreste, ideint feline Summb.itsn
dig 8sianoter in paris fOrtisBsn gu
molten. Gint9e bon ben auf feline
llniformdrmeI sefidten @6a.l ihsinen
ibm in ben &opf aebrungen su iein. :,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-06

Sur4 ibren fleinen 6auss
bunb, Der feline S&nau3s ibr ms @e.
fi@t i&ob, uurbe geftern 5rib Grau
.. s. 2senan, 1901 Of Midisan-
6traBe, aus benz @4lafe getpedt. sic
bemerfte. baB bas 3immsr boiler @au9
mar unb tpedte iofort bic iibrige1 So
milienmit9Iieber, bic fi9 ale re9t3sitis
in Si&erbeit brinseu fonnten. Gin
Geuer. irel4es IN Der @obnuns ausee.
bro@en nar, fonnte bann i9nsl bon
Der 6euertpebr 9el6i&t tuerbsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-06

SaB &epublifen unfamiliar iino,
erpeift fi9 pieoer baourd, baB benz
fur bic Greibeit Der @olonien sefaqsneu
Seloen Ssr6beimer nod tein Sentmal
geisbt 1T. gr mar ebsn tlur Elm Ssut-
fter, tein 6ran5Ofe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-06

Sol. Sitter abnlt Dem Sitter bon
Der trauriseu @efalt aud barin mad,
baB er ebemalise Strdfinse our @er=
ri9tlng Ieiner vS6atsn" bsnuBt.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-05
SAY MINNEHAHA
IS DESIGNATED
RESIDENTS NEARBY ASK FOR
BETTER PROTECTION.
Meeting in Hiawatha Hall to Protest
Against the Management Of the Park
Fire Apparatus, Lookup and
q streetcar Line Of Twenty-eighth
Avenue Also Wanted.

Minnehaha residents have risen to de-
mand more adequate return for their
taxes. Nearly hundred citizens Of the
Park district assembled in Hiawatha
hall last night and determined to insist
that their right to police and fire pro-
lection be recognized and to use every
effort to secure a new streetcar' line ex-
tending from Fourth or Eighth avenue
to and down Twenty eighth avenue
1t was shown that at present Mime
haha had practically no police protec-
tion, that the, only spot in Minnesota
that has an enduring place in the
literature Of this country and it's sur
roundings are desecrated with impunity
by lawbreakers and rowdies. A reso-
luton was adopted asking for two city
policemen to be on duty in the park
vicinity day and night and for a lock-
up where offenders may be kept until
they can be take1n! to the city, jail.
siastically. discussed and. resolution
ermen to do all in their power to induce
the CITY council to order the, proposed
Twenty eighth avenue line.
For fire protection a committee re.
ported that if a house were furnished
q chemical would be stationed in the
district. A committee has been appoint
| ed to see what can be done in this line
| It was decided to reorganize the Min
nehaha Improvement club and to GO
operate in securing the things the dis
trict is entitled to. Judge A. M. Har
rison. senator S. A. Stockwell, w. r
Dobyn, J. R. Hartzell, Aldermen Bow
and Ehle, and others, took an active
. part in the meeting. -: sSs! ~
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-05
RAILS COMING
BY SPECIAL TRAIN.
STREET RAILWAY COMPANY
HASTENS MATERIAL FOR LOOP.
Work on the New Construction Will
Begin as Soon as the Steel Arrives
An Early Start to Be Made on the
Line Up Lake Street.

Prospects for early work on the new
downtown street railway loops are
good. The deep rail ordered from Lo-
rain, Ohio, for the loop improvements,
is expected to arrive by special train
this week, accompanied by a represen-
tative of the company to see that it
gets thru on time. When this material
has been laid out on the streets, the
company will be prepared to begin
work.
Track laying on Lake street will
probably begin Thursday morning at
The Minnehaha line end.
A, great deal Of switch and crossing.
work is to be gotten out of the way at
once, SO that the track layers will have
clear sweep. Crews have been putting
in the curve connections with the Min
nehaha line at Twenty.seventh, avenue,
crossing Of the Milwaukee short line.
Similar curves to connect with the Lake
street line, and crossings must be put in
also at Cedar, Bloomington, Chicago,
Fourth, Nicollet, Lyndale and ,HennePin
avenues, and the track-laying crew will
follow close behind these improvements.
Tho company is also grading and
lowering its tracks to 60 under the new
Lake Harriet, which is being built by
the park board and the street railway
company jointly. To clear this bridge,
the Harriet line tracks must 60 lower.
| Other construction work, which is I'm.
der contract, is being pushed rapidly.
Altho the company has acquired the old
Great Northern right Of way, only parts
Of it will be used, owing to the purpose
to make as straight a line to Exce1sio,
as possible. To this end the graders
will avoid reverse curves and other sec
tions Of the. old grade which cannot be
used for an air line. -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-05
FINDS FATHERS BODY.
t. HANGING In W00DsHED

Fred Meyers, SO years old, living at
205 Twenty-third avenue N, committed
suicide at his daughters home yester-
day by hanging himself to g ladder.
Dependency over the loss of his posi-
ton as laborer ION the streets is thought
to have been the cause.
Yesterday Meyers went to the home
of his daughter, Mrs. A. Fl. Rossow,
2618 Bryant avenue N, and, not. find
ing her at home, went to the woodshed,
where he began to whittle. He was
seen there BY Mrs F.. Shipman, who
lives upstairs. When his daughter re-
turned she found his lifeless body hang.
ing by rope to4one Of the rungs OF
the ladder.
Meyers had: been acting strangely
since losing his position and was un.
able to get other employment.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-05
TWO BEERS CAUSE
SPECIAL SESSION
OF THE u. s. HAD BEEN
INsULTED.
Overcoat On and Hat in Hand, Judge
Lochren Reconvenes. Court to Punish
Court Marcus for Demolishing a
Mail Box While stUnder the Influ-
ence" Of Two Drinks.

"There isaa prisoner down stairs who
William Grimshaw, j., deputy United
States marshal, selling Assistant Attor-
ney j. M. Dickey $ arm yesterday after
noon. Court had been formally dis
missed, the indictments returned by the
grand jury had been locked in the
clerks safe, and Judge William Loeb
paratory to leaving the federal build
Ing E; pou,, - - = -, 49,
judge" said Mr.. SDickey. 's~-s@
Once more the machinery Of the fed
eral court was put in action. Judge
Lochren sat upon the bench with hat
in hand and George Hitchcock rescued
the Indictment.
Suddenly there was a rush rs if cy-
clone had struck the courtroom and the
prisoner, g Curt'' Marcus, with dis
hevelled hair, sans collar, and with 9
fiery red mantling his well-tapped
cheeks, appeared before the judge. He
was charged with having wilfully de-
stroyed a neighbours mailbox in Meeker
county, near Dassell. When the long
Indictment was read stating how the
majesty, Of the United States govern;
seemed to shrink to one-third his
natural size. He pleaded "guilty' in
an inaudible whisper. :,
''I done it, but will never do It
again, really,' he said. ,.
! Judge Lochren then explained why
the law was SO severe in dealing with
persons who destroy property OF the
United States postoffce department.
and asked if the prisoner had anything
to say before Judgment be passed.
~" What9' said the prisoner. ~ |'..,s
The judge repeated the question:
essay something, judge, that 1 cal
understand, will you please?" -
"What have you got to say for your
selfg'' ~. d,
'sWell, you see, I took a couple o:
beers and was going home and saw tn.
mailbox apd it looked funny, and :.
kicked it off. never would do I
again. .:.. ..-. .-~'
A fine Of $25 was imposed and i'm
lprisonment ordered until the fine Shout
be paid. The prisoner immedlatel,,
produced the money and He'd. A seconii
later he reappeared and said: .'Mucc
Obliged to you,' and again fled. A
he passed out Of the. building he tappe
Postoffce Inspector Drake on the shou!!
der and said: Essay, you fellers !
white. - ~.
When arrested Marcus thought tina
he was shooting up'' the town, as h
had had couple Of drinks and ha
found .22 caliber pistol.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-05
THE EMBARGO IS LIFTED
EMERSON AVENUE TO LOSE ITS
STREET HOUSE IN THE SILENT
NTHHT

The Emerson avenue blockade has
been lifted. The street is to be opened
up tonight. While the argument be-
tween the owner Of the blockading
house and the Northwestern Telephone
company has been apparently settled, it
is announced today that it will be taken
into court, where the contestants can
e4 qi the privileges Ha Of paying costs and
The house.. which has stood for al
most a fortnight near the. intersection
Of Douglas and Emerson, is owned by
Frederick Anderson, 1910 Bryant ave-
nue. s, who engaged John A. Scone to
move it from near the Martin residence
on Mount Curve avenue. When Douglas
ting wires Of the telephone company
arose. The owner Of the house ar gued
that as the telephone company enjoyed
the use Of the streets it should get the
barrier Of wires out of the way at its
own expense. -. l..
The Northwestern managers didn u
see it that way. ,.
It was the stuff Of which arguments
are made and proved to be Of good
quality. -.>sl:-
The. fight was on and traffic loeped
loops around the house while the de.
baters held the boards with Twill
| versy. 49,
This held sway until today, when i
was announced that, Mr., Anderson
would pay for the ! irework--undel
protest. The street railway company
gave warning to all Kenwoodites to hi
home on the l O'Clock car the last o:
the night, as the house would take :
transfer and use the line the remainde
of the night. =. .,.. .u :.
! Mr.. Anderson is said to believe tina
while he should get. the house: out O.
the way for the benefit of the public
that he has the best end Of the argu
ment and will take it. to court. TIL
telephone company officers declare thei
) position only just and fair. 49,. ~.
} Persons who are not par ticularly in
! terested in electric companies, or house
+ movers wish that some settlement 8
,, their difficulty might be reached, a
the periodical deadlocks are most ar
noying.> It has been suggested that tn
, companies might ."dip' their wire
, under the streets every six or eigh
blocks and that buildings being move
3 from one part Of the city to anothe
: shall take such route as will bring thel
. to such crossings where it will not b
Q necessary to cut wires.