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The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-17
AEsoPs FABLES MoDERNlZED.-

AESOP'S FABLES MODERNlZED.-
Aesop's Fables. adapted from the Greek
by Rev George F. Townsend, have been
prepared for modern readers in strictly
modern form. The fables. themselves
have undergone no change, but they have
been put into book up-to-da date in form
and makeup, and especially adapted to
such a work, and have been Illustrated
in a way that would have made. the au-
thor gasp at first and doubtless chuclxle
freely afterward. could he haye. seen the
pictures when he first wrote his tales
and their morals. Take note, the morals
are still preserved for modern .consump-
tion. The Illustrations are by j. M.
Conde, many Of them are in colors, and
all are highly original. Elisabeth Luther
Cary writes an appreciative introduction
for the book. ~ IT, -.
Moffat, Yard & Co. New York. 50 net.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-17

call for special session Of the legisla-
ture and outlined program of rene
dial legislation which would keep an
honest legislature busy for six months.
1t cannot all pass corrupt and pliable
lawmaking body, but the issue will be
raised and the next campaign in Penn
sylvania will be for clean legislature.
Governor Herrick's temperature is low
er and no more bulletins will be issued
unless there is change for the worse.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-17

Eighty-four dollars is the price of
saloon license in San Francisco good for
one year. The question of raising the
license to $500 was submitted to the
to carry by nearly 5000 votes. The
strongest influence brought to bear against
an increased tribute was the threat of
the saloon men to abolish free lunches
secrated revivalist in Frisco.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-17
THE SPECIAL PRIVILEGE CAMPAIGN
Kansas City Star

With the closing Of the western bu-
reaus, it may be said that the people
have forced the evacuation of most of the
outWorks of the enemy. There are still
several eastern bureaus, but they will
probably be abandoned. The exponents
Of special privilege have fallen back to
their strongest Notifications, the United
States senate, where they will be as
saulted by the commanders Of the square
deal as soon as congress convenes.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-17

Tonight will be amateur night at the
Unique, and one Of the largest companies
of raw recruits in the history Of the
house will try for public favor. Sweet
girl singers, dashing young actors, clever
acrobats, brilliant monologists and a
great many entertainers in other lines are
in the bill.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-17

stiff necks bowling to the will of the
people Sl:
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-17

Mr. Ivins was correct. Mcclellan is
still running for mayor Of New York, and
the longer he runs the less certain he is
of the result. ~.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-17

The Royal Society of Good Fellows has
Withdrawn from business in Massa chu-
setts. This sounds like an association of
life insurance presidents.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-17

Secretary Shaw made some sarcastic
remarks about independent voters a few
days ago, and now they are out looking
for a man named Shaw.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-17

Karl declines to be handicapped with
the track name of Hokun VII. There is
only one Hoke un in the world, and that
is Holxe one of Georgia. =
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-17
ADJUSTMENTS
Foyer Chat,

For the first time this season the Or
pheum has two sketches on the same
bill. Harry corson Clarke and company
occupy the top line with his STRATEGY"
and Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Kelcey are ap-
pearing in '"The Tale of the Turkey
The sketches are easily making good" ;"
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-17
BRAND NEW
Kansas City Star.

Il And in the general rejoicing don't for
get that in Toledo Golden Rule Jones has
found hiss legitimate successor in that
aggressive young apostle of the square
deal, Brand Whitlock.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-17

One trouble with w. T. Steads reme-
dies for national ills is that he does not
bottle them and put on a stiff price
Nothing people despise so much as free
advice
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-17

Tomorrow night is football night at the
Metropolitan and the wise ones, who
want to see the performance Of I'm. the
Bishops Carriage are buying their seats
today so as to avoid the rush line to-
morrow night. To accommodate the nu4
merous out of town visitors, an extra per-
formance has been arranged for Sunday
night. '>-- '-.- :-'", 49, <'.~' 80
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-17

After all this would be a. dull world
without Stead, Lawson and Labouchere.
They are all artists in their line :s
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-17

The scarcity Of wheelbarrow election
bets this year indicates that reform ha!
come to stay. .st.g st7r as5 a .l
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-17

Lodge will not finally decide how much
reciprocity he will stand for until the Off
cial count. .,>@4
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-17

Warsaw seems to be passing thru on
phase of a Chicago teamsters' strike.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-17

Mrs. Tom Thumb and Ryders' wonder
full monkey and 'baboon comedians are il
the excellent bill this week at the Ly
Ceum.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-17

The asphalt trust charges President
blackmail, the entire world will hope that
Castro threw it into the asphalt trust
good and plenty. 1t needs it,
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-17

Prices that will lure shoppers tovalue
opportunities, are advertised in the
Market Basket Column on the Want
Page tonight.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-17

Few petitions have been filed asking
Boss Cox to reconsider
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-17

Mohawk valley BY Mary p. q. Brush. Illus
trated. $1.2b, 9sttt
''rhe Gregory Guards Boys Club Which
trated. Slips. #
my Little Lady in Waiting.'' BY Louise q.
Catlhl. Illustrated. $1.25. se%@-.s 7sslr
1.-THE Fort In the Wilderness, or The Soldier
Boys of the Indian Trails BY Edward Strate-
meyer. Illustrated. $1.25ss re
How Barbara Kept Her Rromise:' BY Nina
Books" Illustrated ST.
Dorothy Dainty at the Shore" By Amy
Brooks Illustrated. 81.
THE Children Of Bedford Court" Third
volume Of Janet Series" By Grace LIE Baron.
Illustrated. IS cents. =, - -
..Dolly's Double, the Story Of Dolly and Isa.
BELLE By Ethel Wood ST.. /E
Laura in the Mountains,' a sequel tc
I.aura,s laura Holidays" BY Henrietta r. Eliot
illustrated. so cents. - = SID ~
The Runaway Donkey" and other rhymes
Tor children. BY EmiHe Paulson Illustrated
y,
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-17
MANS MOST IhTER,Esr1he srunx.

MANS MOST INTERESTING STUDY:
WOMAN.-"Woman, the precious porce-
lain of human clay" has been an object
OF absorbing study for man since Adam
set the fashion, and will probably con-
tinue such until 'the men are all trans
ported to some land where women are
not. To get some notion as to how much
the mind of man has turned womanward
one should take up Ewes Daughters,
compiled by a mere. man. and por-
trayed by Arthur G. Harmed. Therein are
almost, endless epigrams on woman by
men chiefly, tho some are by women and
With these are clever drawings. by Mr..
Larned-drawings far too many to count
and portraying women in all sorts of
guises, disguises and absence of guises
The book is bound in a way to make it
attractiv as gift book
Dana Estes & Co., Boston. $175
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-17
Guide to Guide Books Issued by Chicago
Great Western Railway.

A complete list Of Guide Books to
Florida, Virginia, North Carolina, Cuba,
California and the Southwest. Don It
fail to get one if you contemplate a
Winter trip, at City Ticket Office, Fifth
and Nicollet Ave-, Minneapolis, MINI.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-17

The discovery of the missing papers by
which it is made known that George w.
really married Mrs. .Fitzherbert serves
only to recall the fact that George was
a pretty tough citizen, who If he had not
been born to throne, would have reached
the workhouse for non-support.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-17

That Cuban coup detat was not hem
tight.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-17

The action OF the st. Louis doctors in
publishing the. names OF. their delinquent
patients will make some people so hopping
mad that they will get well without the
doctor. ,- :: H. u. - :.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-17

Bro. Hearst's wrongs in New York have
been given a background position by the
hosS show,
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-17

Great interest is taken in the engage
ment at the Metropolitan of Robert Ede-
son in "Strongheart." 1t is perhaps true
that no drama seen in Minneapolis last
season was liked better than this play
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-17

lege by .,nnwarranted crossing of party.
lines than if it were omitted.
Wisconsin has provided that the
voter shall be furnished all the ballots,
that he shall fold the ballot which he
wishesNto vote. separately and put it in
one box while the unused ballots are re-
turned and deposited in another. This
is a simpler and better way than pro-
vided for IN the law Of 1899. Some ex-
perience may demonstrate whether this
is a better arrangement than our own.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-17

Grace Van Studdiford and Lady
Teazle'' have set a pace in the present
engagement at the Auditorium. that will
doubtless cause discussion and compari-
spn the remainder Of the season as to the
relative merits Of the trust" and ".non-
syndicate" attractions. It will be inter
esting to see if the action of the Messrs.
Shubert in sending their best attractions
to Minneapolis will not have it's effect on
the syndicate" plans. ~% ~
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-17
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The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-17

Clifford Leigh, late, of the Vaudeville
theater, London, will be seen as Lord
Ashley, a bore, in ''Ann La Mont the
new problem play by Paul Armstrong, in
which Florence Roberts will interpret the
title role at the Metropolitan for three
nights and Saturday matinee, starting
Thursday Nov. %.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-17
POSTAGE RATES OF SINGLE COPIES.

BY CARRIER IN MINNEAPOLIS AND
SUBURBS.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-17

Trepoff, Murphy and McCarren must go.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-17

All pa pers are continued until explicit order
Is received for diScontinuance and until Ill af-
rearages are paid.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-17

NEW YORK oFFICE-Tribune building
~ A.. CARROLL, Manager.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-17

! IIn tn IS nNoeS I cent
IN tn 96 naSes ....,,..... 2 cents
On: "a SI na@as ......... cents
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-17

"The Girl and the Bandit this years
production of the Frank L. Perley Opera
company, will be seen at the Auditorium
the first half Of next week, with Wednes-
day matinee. One Of the stars is Mabel
Hte, a sweet, pretty girl, who is known
as 'the funniest girl on the STAGE She
made a profound impression in "The
Chaperones'' and "Phrosia," and starred
for a year in 1.-The Telephone Girl"
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-17

Daily and Sunday, one month. .............
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-17

State eN rel, r. L. 1oung, attorney general l.
appellant, VS.. The Village of Kent, ct al
respondents. H.
Syllabus: Where the attorney general Of the
state acting in his official capacity as the
chief law officer of the state, exhibits an in
foruatior in the nature of quo warranto to the
district court and asks that writ issue direct
ed to municipal corporation requiring it to
show cause why it's franchise should he de-
clared null and void. the court has no iurisdic.
tion but must grant leave to file the ipforma.
tion as matter of course and direct the writ
to issue. Upon the return it is the duty of the
court to try the issues of law and fact nre
sented thereby and to determine the same unor
the merit; according to rules of law applica
bic thereto. -
Where application in proceeding of this
character is made by the attorney general tc
the supreme court instead of to the district
court, this court will exercise the discretion
given it by statute and determine whether il
is Pre- per case in which the writ should issue
out of this court IF in its Judgment the an
Dlication should have been made to the dis
trict. court leave to file the information vii
be denied.
Judgment reversed. Elliott J.
| Edward Dolson, respondent. VS.. Thomas Dun
| ham and Joseph Durham, copartners as Dun
ham Brothers, appellants. r.. g.. s. r.
Syllabus: The giving of an instruction cal
| culated to materially affect the verdict. which
! introduces into the case a new and substan
tiaI issue not presented by the pleadings, mo-
| litigated by consent. constitutes reversible er
! ror. This rule is here applied to an nstruc
tion as to warning servant of impending dan
/ ger. -.. - .f-s -.-..-s
Where the harm complained Of In an actor
/ to recover for personal injuries. Is the resul
/ OF an effort to escape a sudden fmpendfn;
| danger resulting from the negligence of th
| person sought TO be charged contributory neg
/ ligence as a matter of law is not made out b.
/ showing that the person seeking to recove
| might have escaped harm by pursuing som
other available course.
i Plaintiff. engaged in putting a belt over pu
4 ley in a pit underneath the frame of saw
4 MILL was thrown against n unprotected re
i yolyinE saw when the machinery was starte
In motion. Held: That the question of tn
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-17

IONDON-Journal on file at American Express
office, S Waterloo place, and U. 5. Express
office, 80 Strand
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-17

CHICAGO oFFICE-Trlbune building.
w. Y PERRY, Manager.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-17

So much interest is being manifested in
the Minnesota Nebraska football game
that the Bijou management has made mr.
rangements to have returns read from the
stage during the matinee performance of
Hap Ward and company in ''The CRATER
Saturday. The score of the Michigan
Wisconsin contest will also be announced.
Rose Melville in isis Hopkins" will be
the attraction at the Bijou next week.
This is Miss Melville's seventh season as
the shy and awkward country girl OF
Posey county, Indiana.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-17

PARIS-Journal on file at American express,
. gil Rue Scribe, and Eagle bureau, o3 hue
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-17
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Moffat, Yard & Co., New York. 81 net
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-06
!. PARIS

tcopyrsh& by tho New FORK 1 Herald d, co) -
PARIS, A NaE f9 5s.11A Hfia5es tho few
Paris.ans left in Paris complain Of the
heat, the American tourists who throng
the city find an agreeable change:
heard more than ono remark this week
how delightfully."- cool 1t was AS a mat
ter Of fact. tho thermometer until Thurs
day, had not been above SO In the week.
and tile nights were from 10 to IS degrees
cooler. @
THE Shafts departure on Thursday re-
moved the only unusual feature OF mid
simmer life IN the capital.
During the last days OF his visit the
Shah drove often in the Bols, creating
amusement by snapshootng persons
rear him and posing members of his suite
In groups pleasing 20 tho royal eye.
One day the Shah saw several pretty
women and sent n messenger to ask
then, to pose. The women, much pleased,
consented, and when they got near the
Shah recognized ono as Nine, Georges Do
Reuaer, wife of tho correspondent Of the
Persian Bank In London. During lac
entire visit tho Shah only once left his
hotel without an escort Of mounted Garde
Republlca!ne. Now he's gone, the streets
seem truly deserted The only persons
recognized on the bouleyards and In the
Clamps Elysees arc Americans. The
chestnut trees are turning brown the
withered leaves giving a trlste aspect ia
the deserted thoroughlares
An Increasing number of Americans are
touring on the Continent In automobiles,
Among those recently seon are Mr.. W.
II. Newman. president Of the Central who,
with his wife. Is touring IN Franco. Ho
recently purchased n forty-horse Rerlet.
Mr.. and Mrs, Dewitt arc ~ the same
party.
Mr.. A, ], Pltkln. with Mrs and Miss
Ptkln. have started on tour IN the
chateau district, after which they go to
the Black Forest and Switzerland.
MI. and Mrs. Robert Burton have left
Paris, zen auto" for EvIan, where 4.lr.
Burton takes the cure.
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INTERLAKEN

Especial Cable to The Tlmes-Dlspatch and
@ New York Hcrhld.)
Copyright, by tho New York Herald Coz IL
TNTERLAKEN. August 5,-c1ear skies
and perfect weather have taken all IN
terlaken out Of doors this week.
Among those I noticed on the links
was Dr.. James ]. Robinson. who will
be remembered by many Yale men as
Instructor OF sophomore Latin. He ex-
poets soon to be Joined by Professor
Ortcl, Of Yale.
Among other Americans here are Mr..
and Mrs. Lyman Tiffany. Of washington;
Mr.. and Mrs Frank J. Sprague, Mr.. and
Mrs W. n. Beers. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
5Lorillard, Mr.Snnd Mrs. I. A. Haskell, Mr..
Rufus w. Rogers Mr.. and Mrs Charles
A. Hunter Mr. and Mrs. John Achelis
and Mr. and Mrs James ". Randall, all
of New York.
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3LUCERNE

fsnec,al Cable 10 The Times Dispatch and
New York Herald.)
LUCERNE, August 5.-The weather mas
been ideal and golfers have had nne
time for tho weekly matches. At home
The DOGGY competition was most excit-
Ing: al tho finish three PLAYERS tied. Win
one down. Mr.. Sydney Carpenter, the
American crack. was one. and the others
were two Englishmen. The trio play
again for the cup next week. Mrs. Henry
sIegcl presented the prizes She wore
a white dress, pale blue hat and tea f'
boa to match - ~.
The automobllist legion Includes Mrs
Robert Stafford and family, Of philadel-
phia, and Count LAURA, from 1n INT l1F'''
BY automobile.
Mrs. Henry slcgel gave a big dinner I'M
Mt the club, her guests Including IS ne
American consul and Mrs. Morgan, the
Revs Or. Emevln OF Rome: Nine. q.
Olarowsky. tho Rev. DR.. ButterWorth'
Dresden: a Mrs. A. Flower March. MISS
Georgina Wilde, Miss Dorothy Wilde, Miss
lula siegel, and Messrs. Perrin, Refine,
a. Tevis s. H. March and Allan Foster.
The midsummer ball was great sue
cess, large number. OF Americans be-
ing nreAnrlt. ~. 49,
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3LAUsANNE-OUCHr

Especial Cable 10 Tho 1Hmes- Dispatch and
New York i1einld.)
q Copyright, by the New. York Herald Coz
LOUsANNE.OU August b.-The
tourist scason in the Rhonc Valley has
never boon cqualled. LAUSANNE and Onchy
have become most popular resting places
on the way to zermatt or Briguc. Hun
drcds seem TO have been attracted to the
latter place since tho piercing Of the
Simplon.
Here tho weather has been occasionally
warrr,. but too hot for tennis and golf at
Lausanne. while the uuays of Ouchy are
continually filed witt, gay boating par
ties. -.
Among New Workers. here are MI.
George w. Montgomery, Or. ana Mrs. "
j. Major. Mr. Nathan Dodge MISE Do,lse );
Nfr. and Mrs p. w. Hudson, Mr.. and
Mrs. 11llcry A. Anderson, Captain and
Mrs. Frank o. Forrls and Mr.. and Mrs RS
w. NJ. Reid
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The Caroline Monument,
Especial to The Tines lspatch,)

ll NoFVeF'1 '" : ''R'' ''''"'' W.
BOWLING GREEN. VA, August 81
Thursday. tho 10th day of August the
day for tho laying OF tho corner'stone Of
the Confederate monument to the soldiers
OF Caroline county, Is expected to be n
bg day here. A brass band Will play
during the day. Polk Miller. with his
quartettc. will give an entertainment at
night, at Billiards. Hall.
Among the speakers will be Senator
John w. Daniel, Colonel Joseph II, Will
lard Will also be here. The cornerstone
will he laid with Masonic ceremonies,
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MOUNTAIN EXCURSION
TO r
WHITE SULPHUR, HOT SPRINGS
AND
G. g. O. MOUNTAIN RESORTS,

Special train will leave Richmond, via
O. & o, Railway, at 10 noon Thursday,
August lTth. for Charlottesville, Hot
Springs, White Sulphur and intermediate
stations. Tickets good returning ON all
regular trains until Tuesday August a2d,
Inclusive. Rates to stations, charlottes-
Vile to Alton, inclusive, $3.50; Basic to
staunton, inclusive, $500 Mount Elliott
TO Clifton Forge. inclusive, $3.50. and
Coylngton to Hot Springs and White Sui
phur, Inclusive, $500, I5y
,5 The most attractive excursion OF the
season. Five days In the Virginia noun,
tains,
Health. pleasure and recreation,
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COTTON MARKETS.

] NEW YORK. Aug. 1.-The cotton market
opened steady at an advance, of SO points TO a
6ssns Of near Hns being eate
wero depressed by good weather reports and
scattering liquidation. There seemed to be a
little demand for long account. but there was
continued bear pressure.. and before the end
Of the nrst half hour prices wore "a bout lo1 IL
points net lower. This was followed by a
rally OF 6 or spoints on covering. with tho
market later in the morning about ateady.
Rscs,nt. Of ooto1 the pos today were
year. For the week. testimatedJ 1900 bales
against 1850 last week and SIT last year.
days receipts at New Orleans wcre !. 1873
bales against l2a last year. and at Houston
1896 bales against H., last year.
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RICHMOND PRODUCE, MARKET.

FI.oUR-Alarkct continues quiet. Receipts
heavy. WHEAT--Most OF the wheat arriving
is overstocked with these grades and they are
very dull. Dry. clean wheat is IL 5000 4. &C.
continues active with light receipts. OATS
Steady at quotations. RYE-In good demand 10
INDICATIONS are based on hay. to be sold. from
store New hay will bring from 81 to - per
ton less than old hay II cool and sweet.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and demand light ana
market quiet. ,.,, ,,h.
Seceipts, n,. ,,oa
: HurrDR Market continues aetvei light re-
= POIjlTRY-R Receipts liberal, but the marker
Is in n fairly good condition,
yiRGINiAD BACoN-Market continues quiet
VIE REc iSTs FOR THE WEEk-Wheat ss,oS2
snshss onr Ssy
q elsi o rye' m sH 1ad.'e % tons :. l.
'sTock IN ELEVAToR-Rye oaa bushels
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS

at a decline Of points. sugar-Raw. hrfn;
feir reanns lSs2ashe eensrfa5gau % test
fEed. steady. confectioners'.A $: IS; mould A.
s5.e5 cut loaf and crushed. 500; powdered d,
Quiet; domestic. sh@5Ac.; Japan, nominal :. at
3Nc. ENTHUSIASTICALLY; New Orleans. z13ec
cheesc-QuIet and unchanged. Eggs-Flrm and
unchanged.
southern, ,lal.bo Jersey sweets. $2.25a275
.Peanuts-Quiet; fancy handpicked. 6M5hc.;
other domestic. 3Gshc. Cabbag es-Easy: Long
island. per 100. $4,000. cotton-Dy stear, to
Liverpool l2a13c.
CHICAGO. Aug. 5-Clear weather northwest
made prices continuously weak In the wheat
market here to-day Al tho close the septem-
Der option was OF N4lHc: Corn Is down Mt
Nc: oats show loss Of h9sc. provisions
are &c. lower.
The leading futures ranged as follows: