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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-05

20 % o 90 o o O o O o
Sl,s50-NEW sIx-ROoM COTTAGE,
entire first floor finished in hardwood, three
bedrooms, five closets It's: About 5000 cash,
st. splendid little home for the money.
$1.75O--W 33d st, near Emerson ay;
eiglt-room house in good repair; will ac-S
cept vacant lot as part payment; balance
], monthly.
S1,000-1st ay, near 25th st S, fye-room
cottage in a splendid locality.
T. "A. Jameson,
205 Andrus Building.
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o o o o 90 o o Q
FOR A GOOD INCOME PAYER,
See This: .-.s
81, 475-A brick house of four four-room
fats, all in good condition, with city
water to each fat; centrally located,
near Franklin av; rented for $3.50
year, and always occupied. Owner is
making change in his business and
needs money; only reason for selling.
Thompson Bros,
1O1 4th st s.
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o o o o 0 0 0 o o 0 0 Q Q o
o LOT. HOUSE. HOME.
o That's what you want in my new adj
o dtion, 4th and 5th avs S, 3Sth and 2Sth
o kind of lot You have been wanting
0 Close to car. church and school, in every
o way desirable. You'll make mistake If
O you don't buy one. and you can't make
o mistake if you do buy. Prices right.
o Terms easy. Buy now. -
o H. N. Bradbury,
o sos New York Life.
0 Phone 2407 T. G.
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$780,.

Here is a real snap. Eight fine large rooms,
besides bath; extra fine light attic with three
dormers; full basement; good heating plant;
all beautiful oak finish on the first floor.
This house, will compare favorably with any
thing you have looked at around 81, 900. Fine
location, near North Side public library and
high school; house is new and not quite com
pleted. but will be finished in every particu-
lar. See 1t If you want snap. 2116 Ere
mont av N. This house is everything we say,
& and more. It is thoroughly up to date, and
we consider 1t the best bargain we have ever
offered. Take goth av car and get of at
Fremont.
Morrison Crittenden Co., Sole Agents,
-. Phoenix Building So q.
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WOOD AND COAL

/ DRY FACTORY HARDWOOD; CHEAPEST,
cleanest and best wood in city. Barnard &
Cope Co.. 4th st and Cd al NE.
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DREssMAKING

DRESSMAKING-SILK SHIRT WAISTS, Sc
shirt waist suits So up; skirts, So up; worl
and fit guaranteed. Mrs. Stevens, l00oh Mic
ollet.
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a George H. Miller.
$50 Lumber Exchange.
HOUSES FOR SALE.

1900 =. HOUSES Fur SALE,
On Dupont-Eight rooms, full basement, full
plumbing, gas, nicely decorated. birch finish
parquet floor; $1,000 cash handles it.
On Aldrich-Eight rooms, bath, full base
ment, hardwood, hot-water heat, laundry tubs
So, 500 cash handles it.
On I'd Az Slime modern home, open
plumbing, combination heat finely finished.
newly decorated would cost ST, 800 to build
it today, and the lot having all improvements
is worth $4,000; $500 handles this.
On Columbus Av-Large two-hat house, six
rooms each flat, separate baths, laundry and
new separate heating plants; lot 50x1261A to
alley; bargain.
On I'd Alright rooms, thoroughly modern,
new, basement. furnace bath, hardwood, gas
fixtures; lot AMPS to alley; $4,000.
Dirimple- Terrell Agency,
421-423 Kasota Building.
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AvENUE-THE CHOICEST COR
ner fronting east on this beautiful avenue,
surrounded by elegant homes; I can show you
an up-to -date new ten-room strictly modern
house. hardwood finish of the very best work
manshp: hardwood floors. hot-water heater
of the most approved pattern, with heat reg
uIator Sathreom tiled walls and floors open
Y fitted up with shelves, loaded glass, etc. !;
bathroom, water closet and laundry in base
ment; summer heater for hot water; water
s meter, gas fixtures and globes, window shades,
two muntes and CRATES: plate glass through
brick part first story: corner lot. 54x13O;
stone walks, driveway, shade trees, etc.; one
vicinity and at a price that cannot be dupli.
Gated Apply to 1@ .- +
George II: Miller .'.- ..-.s g..
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o SOM so%E . eoooDS ra1Nes . 0
Make me offer on following property.
Make your own terms:
Lot l, block l, Nicollet Island Add,
240 it. in Maple st, $50 Island av;
great bargain.
Two lots, 6 and T. block A, corner
Girard and oath ay, 10Ox200; water and
sidewalk.
4-room house and lot 4Ox150: good in
yestment; always rented. 1908 Sd st N.
2-story frame hotel. all modern, lot
!, 9Ox14O, corner Minnehaha ard Oath S;
} cheap for cash.
} 7-room house and lot triangle with Soft.
D trackage G. n. r. r.; great location
. for warehouse. 129 Holden st N.
3 lot 41*127 on 18th av s between 25th
0 and 26th; lot TO-, block Is, Gales LIST Add.
o 8. M. Alther,
o Bill Medical Block. ...-
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FURRlERs

N~o~~~N~->~~~~o>> >-~~~ocS~~~~~~~~O~~~~~~~~
JOHN LUGowSKI, PRACTICAL FURRIER,
formerly with vetter. has opened fur repair
ing establishment at 424 Nicollet, room is.
Repairing of seal, mink and otter skins q see-
cialty. 4
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REAT. EsTATF FoR SALE

REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.
Continued.
WHAT Do ( S 9 rink Of 8 aI1s f 9 9
o Only SLOTS o
o For New Modern House. o
o 1t has six rooms. four large and we'll Q
Q arranged rooms on the first floor, two
o fully fitted with open nickel plumbing and Q
0 porcelain tub; hardwood floors in all rooms o
Q " decorated. it has gas and gas AZ; .
o lures, window shades. storm sash and o
Q screens stone walks, soaded lawn. This Q Q
o tion, near 18th av S and 2sth st. 1t is o
o worth more money. Look it up. o
0 1o1 4th st s. o
o o 90 % o o o o o 0
0. NEW AND FULLY MODERN HOME. Q
o $5,OO0-East front, near Pleasant av and o
o Franklin, a new and never-occuped o
o eight-room fully modern house. hard o
o wood floors all over, quarter-sawed Q
o oak finish on first floor, fine hot-water Q
heating plant; the house is fitted q
for both gas and electric lights, with o
handsome combination fixtures. and q
1t is beautifully decorated throughout; Q
very desirable home in every Q
o spect; window shades, storm sash o
and screens are included. Key at our o
office. 6
o Thompson Brothers,
1O1 4th st. S.
o o o o Q Q
s215o-sTR1cTLY MODERN EXCEPT HEAT
rooms, hardwood floors, best oper
nickel plumbing ful-size lot; every
thing In fine condition; nicely deco
rated :gas fixtures. Think Of the loca
ton, 9th and Dupont S. Easy terms
$5,0O0-Worth $4,000; new and up-to-date: can
be beat in the Sth ward; it's fine
.-. and you must see it to appreciate same
if you want an elegant home In on
of the finest locations in town now i
your chance must be sold at once
don't fail to this beautiful home
l will be pleased to show you the prop
erty at any time. Gleason, 500 Phoe
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The best offer takes a house near Path st,
near Sunnyside and Green's, additions. Has 9
nickel plumbing, built-in sideboard beautiful gas
fixtures, mirrors, nantes and open CRATES, large
attic and full basement, laundry. screened In
porch, screens and storm windows complete, side
walk. sewer. curling, all in and paid for Has
been held for $4,000. Must be sold this month.
So don't be afraid of making offers. Owner
leaving city. hence this sacrifice.
We will build you house to suit on Pleasant
and 25th ST., and sell it easy terms
This is an excellent offer House must be in
keeping with the neighborhood. ~
y .Wyyell- n arlington Co. 4O1 -2-S Andrus bldg,
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o o o o o o o o o O. ooo o g o
o My beautiful, new, strictly modern, up
0 to-date home, finished in the choicest
0 and most select hardwood that money
o possibly can buy; nine elegant rooms,
o fine finished, billiard room, decorations
o can't be beat; the plumbing is the best
o open, up-to date nickel and porcelain that
o money can buy, and the finest cOmbina-
o ton electric and gas fixtures that money
O can buy; bathroom, floor and walls all
o tiled; also kitchen wall; galvanized iron
o laundry chute; finest mantel and built-in
o sideboard; also built-in bookcase you ever
o saw; one Of the incest and best furnished
o laundry rooms that money can produce;
o the hot water heating plant Is the best
o that money can buy; servants closet In
o basement and the best white enamel,
o bult-in refrigerator that money possibly
can buy; have electric switches properly
proportioned throughout the house; storm
windows and screens complete; stone
walks and steps; house back plastered;
o large 10-foot porch; nice lot, 45x12S to
o alley; sewer, water stone walks, curb
o ing and gutter all in and the very best
o Of duplex window shades; l built this
o for my home, but circumstances now are
such that 1 can't occupy 1t; no trade
will be accepted; location is one Of the
o Hennepin cars; this is no sham adver-
o tisement. If you have the means to
o handle such home, call and see me; I
o will show you one Of the incest homes
% you ever at this price. No agents.
o Telephone, Main 2719-L2.
o After s, South 326-J1.
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STEAMSHIPS


EUROPEAN TRAVEL-CANADIAN PACIFIC
Railway Steamship Lines. Tickets to and
from all points in Europe. Lowest rates.
The best of every thing. Office, 10 Sd ut 8,
Minneapolis.
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a MODEL HOME.

81, 900.
strictly modern house Of eight rooms,
located in Sunnyside. Douglas school district; ;
east 'front.' beautiful trees and shrubbery:
nearly new, with combination heat. hardwood
dry. decorated throughout, gas fixtures and
large lot so feet wide. Only one block from
car line. This house Is thoroughly well built
and shows it. For further particulars see
Thorpe Bros. Andrus bldg.
1888 coLFAx Az s
is offered this week at a big reduction from
our asking price. Fine corner lot, new seven
room house, fully modern. with hot-water
heat. Look it over Sunday and make us your
q best offer.
Morrison -Crittenden Co., Phoenix Bldg.
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$500 to $500 per acre.
If you buy a piece of fancy hardwood farm
ing land in Aitkin county. MINI. 1.-THE poor
mans paradise), you will be sure of a good
living and lay up money besides. You can
pay for land with wood or small cash pay
Write for free map and particulars. le. :
Tingdale Bros,
POT Bank of Commerce. Minneapolis, MINI. ).
BARGAINS m BROWN COUNTY, SOUTH DA.
kota, 1eo acres. Meyer. COL Phoenix.
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S1,25O-LoT, REDWOOD BOULEVARD, eox15a.
$350-Lot, Aldrich av, near Highland Park.
$500-Lots and 8, block 80, Remington's
Third. -
$4o0-Lot 12 block As, Remington's Second.
$275-Lot Lyndale av near 4Oth st.
$575-Lots and 8, block 4S, Remington's
Third. H.
$25o-Lots on Bryant and Colfax avs, near
37th st S.
Choice lots on Sd, 4th and 5th avs s, near
Lake ST. j"
]. B. Crooker $50 Lumber Exchange
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

FOR SALES, ESQ FOR NEW, MODERN TEN
room house. at 1924 Grand avenue; cash, $3.50,
and $33 per month.
$3.50 for lot 44x125 on Goth av S between 31st
and 32d SITS; easy payments.
1925 for lot 50X172 on Dist av s between 32d
and SD SITS; easy payments.
+. NJ Endsley,
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> o o o o o 90 o o o o g. o o o o Q o o
. 81 600 WILL HANDLE 2446 IRVING
8 av s. corner east front; the house is
0 thoroughly modern, nickel plated plumb
0 ing. hot-water heat hardwood finish, beam
o ceiling. two years old, and will be newly
o painted next week; can be seen Sunday or
o call and see
o C.. S. Dever,
O Andrus Bldg.
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DO YOU WANT TO BUY A GOOD HOME7
This is the best in the eighth ward for the
money. Only built three months. Full base
ment, will, frst-class heating plant laundry
and vegetable cellar; laundry chute frfon
bathroom and Kitchen built-in sideboard best
selected oak finish first floor; white enamel
finish second floor; hardwood floors throughout;
~ beautifully decorated best plumbing. storm
sash and screens. with screened porcb: expen.
siVe gas fixtures; sewer, sidewalk and trees:
east front and eight large rooms, with full
attic. Exceptionally easy terms. Call 93OS
list ay S. Sunday,
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Q 0 Ex6HS { e Three 81 70 SIX SEC g 6
lions fine prairie land near railway, clear,
to exchange for an improved farm. clear. 9
2156, Journal.
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INSTRUCTION
FOR sALE-M1NNEToNKA.

A TRIP TO PORTLAND FOR SIX BOYS,
agreeable and experienced companionship and
direction; expenses consistent with best educa
tional results. Address NJ. E. Rockwell. 504
Selby av, st. Paul.
! VIOLIN. MANDOLIN. PLANO. GUITAR, BAN
| TO- violoncello lessons SOC; best instruction;
Instruments furnished free. F. L. Tappan. %
7th s
The Irish standard., 1905-04-15
FIVE DROWNED.
Rowboat Capsizes in Hudson River
with Fatal Results Off
Barrytown, N. Y.

Poughkeepsie. N. Y, April Thames
Malloy, a fisherman of Barrytown,
started across the Hudson river in a
rowboat at that place Monday night
with six Polanders and before reach
ing the other shore the boat capsized
and Malloy and four of the Polanders
were drowned.
The party OF Polanders arrived at
Barrytown from Albany. The little
steamer that was to have conveyed
them across the river had departed and
as there were no large noats in the
water Malloy offered to take them to
their destination in his skitf, a small
boat that was not capable of carrying
three men without danger of being
sunk. The Polanders accepted the in
vitation. The water was rough and
when the boat was about two-thirds
across the river it was over
turned. Two young men put out in a
rowboat and succeeded in rescuing two
of the PolanderS. One of the men is
in a critical condition.
The Irish standard., 1905-04-15
LOSS OF LIFE APPALLING.
Thousands Perish in Indian Earth
quake-Whole City Is
Destroyed.

London, April 8.-Fifty thousand
lives lost in one district alone and
many thousands in other portions of the
Punjab is the awful result of the recent
earthquake in India. Towns have been
RACED, ancient and historic buildings
made mass of wreckage, and a popula-
ton of hundreds Of thousands offer
up prayers against repetition of the
shocks Amid all this horror men,
women and children are starving, and
unprotected from the weather huddle
on the bleak and desolate hillsides,
fearing death at any moment from an
other earth CONFUSION.
Only the most meager details have
been received here, but they are enough
to show that it is almost impossible to
conceive of the magnitude of the disas-
ter. The whole Kangra valley in the
Jullinder section of the Punjab has been
devastated. The town of Kangra, in the
same district, thriving city with a
population of 10000, is reported wiped
out, scarcely a soul escaping.
Fragmentary reports of the dreadful
catastrophe have reached Lahore and
thence sent here. Fleeing these reports
together it is impossible not to reach
the conclusion that the greatest disas-
ter of modern times, exceeding the hor-
ror of Mount Pelee's eruption, has be-
fallen India.
Calcutta. April Sit now appears
that 400 of the Seventh Gurkhas were
killed at the Dharasala cantonment by
the collapse of stone barrack building
in consequence of the recent earthquake.
The Irish standard., 1905-04-15
THE BUSY MANS CORNER.

-. 1t is reported that Alfred Harmsworth
is planning to start Paris edition OF the
London Daily Mail.
The new American consul general to
London. Robert j. Wynne, assumed the
duties of that Office.
The drouth has been broken in Anda-
lusia, Spain. Abundant rains have fallen
throughout the provinces.
Directors selected Frederick A. Stock
as leader Of the newly named Theodore
Thomas orchestra at Chicago for year.
A resolution will be offered in the Ten
nessee senate asking the consent of con-
gress to create a new state of east Ten
nessee.
Gov. Deneen, of Illinois, is expected to
pardon Inga Hanson as result of the
senate's passing the JUL bill calling for
an investigation.
Alexander Falconer Wallace, deputy
governor of the Bank of England. was
elected governor of that institution,
Samuel Hope Morley
Baron D'Estournelle De Constant
warns France that the expense of main
tanning big navy is running the repub-
lie. He proposes gradual disarmament
of Europe.
The Irish standard., 1905-04-15
CALL SYMPATHETIC STRIKE
Many Transfers at Chicago Walk
Out to Aid Garment Workers
Employers Determined.

Chicago. April 8. - The transfers
union, backed by all organized labor, be-
gan sympathetic strike Friday. by
which it hopes to win the fight begun by
the United Garment Workers against
clothing manufacturers last November.
Montgomery, Ward & Co. where the
sympathetic action was begun, were Sc
verely crippled by the strike.
The full force of strike of teamsters
broke in the form of siege which, laid
upon one of the largest mercantile
houses in the city. stopped the business
so far as receiving and shipping goods
went, caused street riots, including a
mob race through down town streets
after a business man. who took the place
of DESERVING teamster and delivered a
wagon load of goods to the strike-bound
firm; brought street blockades and
threatened to involve a great number Of
drivers, including 900 employed by six
railway express companies. The en-
ployers have taken determined stand
and announce that they will fight to the
end.
Chicago, April II. - Riots and block
AIDES formed of wagons in the streets
marked the first attempts Monday of
Montgomery Ward & Co., to break the
transfers strike by sending out wag-
ons manned by nonunion drivers, and in
the trouble that ensued one man was
seriously injured and several received
minor hurts from stones and clubs
Chicago, April 10. - Mayor Dunno
Tuesday declared for arbitration in thu
Montgomery Ward & Co. strike. He
said he was willing to act as the arbi-
traitor, or would work faithfully to aid
both sides in selecting an umpire. The
wagons were not hindered SO much Tues
day as Monday, although each caravan,
accompanied by the police in patrol
wagons and afoot, was followed by a
jeering crowd that hooted the nonunion
drivers
The Irish standard., 1905-04-15
WARRANTS ISSUED.
The State Runs to Earth Several
;, Prominent Citizens Guilty
F.. of Timber Stealing.

> Bemidji, MINI April 13-Warrants
were issued by County Attorney Loud
for five men accused of timber stealing
from state lands.
The issuance of the warrants is the
result of the quiet work f Attorney
H. 7. Bevans of St. Paul, special attor-
ney for the state auditors Office and
D. E. Elliot, Robert Wilson and Lafa-
yette Shaw, state cruisers.
Mr.; Bevans arrived in Bemidji about
two weeks ago, his visit being obsten-
sibly of a private nature. 1t is alleged
by him that the men accused have
been detected red-handed and that
their conviction on the charge of hav-
ing stolen limb from state lands is
sure.
The arrest of the timber thieves
shows that every effort is being made
to enforce the state law to prevent
timber trespass on state lands
The Irish standard., 1905-04-15
HUNDREDS SLAIN IN MADRID
Terrible Result of Collapse of Water
Reservoir-King Aids Work
of Rescue.

Madrid, April 10-Four hundred per-
sons were killed or injured Saturday
oy the collapse of new water reser-
voir in course of construction.
An exact estimate of the casualties is
Still impossible. 1t is stated that there
were 23G men in the lower part OF the
reservoir, all of whom were killed.
The prince of the Asturias, the war
minister, the governor of Madrid. and
representative of the king have gone
to the spot TO Superntend the work of
rescue. Troops sent TO the scene are
engaged in helping The sufferers and re-
covering the bodies of the dead. The
catastrophe caused a profound sensa-
ton throughout the city. All work was
suspended, and the people tocked to the
scene.
The public hold the engineers and
contractors responsible for the catas-
trophe, into which the cabinet has Or
dered strict inquiry
AS the day passed the indignation
and excitement increased, and serious
disorders were feared. especially on
the occasion of the funerals of the VIC
Tins, should the authorities undertake
to prevent professions passing through
the center of the city. Incipient dem
constructions were directed against
those held to be responsible for the
disaster. Professions of women carry
ing black flags paraded the district IN
which the disaster occurred A great
rp1, n.St ~ ~,
city and forced the merchants to close
their establishments as sign of
mourning. The markets were all shut
and business was entirely at a stand
still.
The Irish standard., 1905-04-15
JAPS CLOSE PORT OF KELUNG
Action Indicates It Will Be Used as
Naval observation-disclosures of
Fleet Mystery.

Washington. April IL. - Minister
Griscom, at Toxic, has cabled the state
department that he has been advised of
the closing of Kelung to foreign ships
until further notice. Kelung is port
on the north end of the island of For
mosa. 1t is believed here that the &C.
ton of the Japanese government in
closing kelung indicates that this port
will be used by Admiral Togo as base
for his fleet.
London, April 12.-The mystery OF
Vice Admiral Rojestvenskys where
abouts is still unsolved and speculation
on the possibilities of the situation is of
the keenest. The favorite hypothesis of
the newspapers Wednesday morning
was that his six battleships slipped past
Singapore some night with lights out
The Daily Telegraph S Singapore corre-
spondent, cabling under date of April IL,
says: Cali reports to the contrary not
withstanding, only one battleship, the
Sissoi Velky, passed here Saturday. No
ships of the Tstrevitch type were with
the squadron"
- NAopoSS4 AAoAA OlUuCllS OA LAV oull
of Alden, to the Daily Mail, says: "Vice
Admiral Nebogatoff's squadron has been
seen cruising near Socotra. 1t is re-
ported to be awaiting reenforcements
from the Black sea fleet"
st. Petersburg, April 11.-Russia's in
formation regarding Rojestvensky's
fleet, its location, destination and in
tentions, is based solely on foreign dis
patches which are all too meager to pre-
ventaquick ripening crop of rumors, ac-
cording to one of which the adverse
fleets have already Joined battle. Others
of these dispatches are attempting to
locate variously the battleship division
OF the squadron. The admiralty stead
tasty processes its inability to impart
any light or clarity the situation, and
there is reason to believe the profession
is made in good faith, at least as applies
to all except the very highest officers.