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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-12-29
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sororpitelic I 0itcn. Sra forifiel-
lige Steoer / 9itltotcrne, laaleocs
MarDlanO, @elt Girginio pg Semi
iplpania, meooeles ii0lte 2prDao on
ret bctpoelige Sororp1tcllcr, Ser bopHe
foraorlaget' bctpbellg 9Gngltelle
blanbt 9efolfl1ingen. Nogcn l1lpffe
n1elbes ser oog life ON.
ltlpffer Snlcfcner neloe5 fra alls
ggne al 2onbet. Sc CT ilnr ppjtooet
Deo 9lntunOellen al Santo Claus
0rogter og SfjGg. 6leit lllpffer er
il1otruffet / @olllton Geyas, bpor to
Wennelfer blep itnrft forbrenote pco'
slntGnoelie al Gatoragter, og bpor
Ser inotraf tolrige andre ltlpffcr,
.oprr ct G1,iilt beo Gfsploiion al
bronbfarligt 2egetpj. Sc mango og
langc @eretninger ON lllpffcsti(fn!=
&c gincr nGiten Suleli ct Trng nj
fjer6e Sl1li.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-12-29

aur-
coo, Mo., eli al be mange til ct.
2ouis bsrel1Oc Suburbs" ,neobeles,
at ell gon1mel oanlffe6t 2Gge / ct.
2o,,is, S. q. &uge, er ofgaoet peo
Deben. @an par fp6t / Sbenle; men
nllerebe bo ban bar to Mor, fom ban
til slmerifo meo 1t1,e Jorelore. ga
ban opoe, por ban ,nellem go og 70
4or gomnel. Tro6s bet, at Fan ia1
ung fom til bette 2ano, elffebe Ban
fit Mooers,naal, 1G6relan6 % set.
oanffe Solf. San tnnfte paa at eiere
en- &eile til Gonmarf for 81. a. at IL
ben &rog, bpor bans 81gge bab0e
itoaet; tbt Suiet, bbori ban bar fp5t,
fal ltao e,1bnu. Desuoen tpnfte ba1
ogiaa paa at opgtpe 9oftorbirfj joni.
be6en og flptte no til G1,rebo iblan6t
Daniferne, lon1 Dor ser betD6eligt
&ntal. Son par gift meo cit tpif
Come, lon1 ban banoe lprt at tale
oanif, -ug 6eres 8brn taller flpoen6e
banff, roget, lom bioner ON, at ba1t
bab6e en- iprltg .Sprfierligbeo for set
Donife, bbilfet man ogiaa fit merfe,
noar man beibgte ban1. &an nar eli
meget 6Dgtig 2ege, ion1 of Donffe
ferlig por iegt / panifeltge 5pgoo1n$-
tiIf9loe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-12-29

tnisb Mnboers % 8enners %.
rfion1beo paa bette Blob, bis Dem
bore Iiberale Eib11s fre1nia tie ber
|BIaSd % forfbg q Faffe os ! NJ
s4bonue1tt. s,s
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-12-29
bIanQt rand$mxnQ / Hmerika.
unessask ksuaats fs
tIstere.saste suaattss ira sasse Rilae...

&oniul Sbpse Spsaaro fra Seer
Orleans opboloer iig for Sioen
0nnmorf % bar nplig foretaget e1
langere &ejle giennem Splla,1o, bno
bcn bar giort Zig 6eficnot meo $
forifiellige 6abrifpirflombeoer for a
lc, bpab Der nulig fan efsporteres
4onlulen forbliper enonu nogle llge'
/ Dam,1arf, inoen @jenreiien tiltrc
oes. sSulen bill bon tilbrinae hos lit
6nnilie poa 2onoet.
9ireftpr Ygcl g. 6urnborg / Ael1
Dorf, gier al r9foroiife 8labe", c.
afgaaet beo Ggben. San bar Iinnt
al 6polel, bienmebprenoe / &elitl1g
fors, % / Seem Yorf par ban @enc:
ral-glgent for Sen finIfe 0an1pifibs'
linie. San bar tprig gfan0inap, og
ueo bpppige @eigg gfanoinauie,'
fon ban / 8erpring mes Garl @loug,
Hrof. Sfarberg og IL. a. lebenoe
Sfanoinoper. Set bar piitnof ner=
melt 8egeiitringel1 for be,t ifanbino.
ni1fe Soc, ser belten1te bans GorDolb
til set l1prlfc 8lao v9fproilfe 8Iaoe"
/ 9fetp Dorf, for bpis GpretboloeIie
ban bar bragt nteget betpoelige 9fre.
san par meget agtet % anlct SEEM
Dorfs ifanoinopiife areoie.
9anif Snbpanbrins. ssiplge &e,
gjeringe1tS S,1ouan6rings =stotiitif er
Ser / set 6iIfalaor, io,n enote 80.
S1,ni 1905 i110panoret 500 Men-
nelfer fra 9m1marf til oe sSor. @to-
ter. Set er li6t flere eno flor, oa
ben por 1926. 2en itgrite Snopan.
bring fra Ganlnarf paa ct el,felt Mar
5ial5t / 1882, 50 ser git op til IL
61S, men forpprigt bar Dan1norf al.
brig bGret al Sc 2anoe, 6er Dar ienot
moget itort Hrocentontal of fine @gn<
ner og Dptre til Mmerifa. Set for-
tiener at roteres, at at sen ion1leoe
ffanoinapiife S1,6banoring / 1905
par ser fl,n iefs Eienoeocle Mnalfa.
better (Jolf ion1 bperfe1 fan lpie eller
lfripe). Sill Sammenligning tie,,er,
at af Sc italienife S1nmigranter bar
48 8rocent analfobeter..
9anifc Cpfinberc. Sen befienote
Meierimano 81. Spn6ergaar6 / Sui
cbinion, Minn., Der bar befleot
sgrespla0ien iom sln1erifas r@bam<
-8uttermafer", bar nplig giort
ell Spfinbelie paa Deeieripeienets
Smraaoe, iom bbis Sen boloer bpao
Sen loper, pil blipe al flor 8etponing
for ben praftiife Meieriorift. Sfplge
r6annebirfe" bar @gn6ergaar6 /
Screening meo en- onoen Donifer
(Sesien, MinneapoliS) opfla1bet Ell
@faifine, beo Sielp af bbilfen Sc Tan
regulere at Melfen life opbarmes
UNDER eller ober en- beIte111t 8arn1e<
gra6. @n faa6an Maifine bor lengc
pGret iabnet i Meierierne, og 0pfin.
oerne, Der bar u6taget &atent paa oe-
res Spfin6elie ber 2anoet fuo bel
iom anbre Ste6er, be1ter, at Ser bill
blibe @fteripergiel efter oeres Maffi-
ne, naar man lnrer ben at .fienbe.
st fort Meieri beo 8opefa; 8anias,
(bpor Maifinen prsbeoes) bar iaa
tilfreos tneo ben, efter at bape iet
ben arbtioe, at set ftrofs fiebte en-.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-12-29

&c Arbcjbslpie 2onoon, af bpilfe
oer iaar CT ct uiGouanlig fort 9lntal
bar Sc iioite Tiger foranitaltet for.
ifjelligc Sptog til Seonecn, Mcolen'
n1er al @egicringen % runot ON !
@aoerne for at bcnleoc 0ffcntligDc.
oens Spmrrfiombc6 paa iio. Sc CT
iffe n,ootaone mco iGrlig Gorefom.
nlenbc6, laalcbcS npgtcoe aongen at
mootaec en- Deputation, scr fpgte
6oretrGoe bos bam for at beoc ON
bans Mcopirfen til, at scr blipcr jat
offentligc Nrbeioer Gang for at
be6e paa 9lrbeioslpsbeoen. 9espGr.
re bar oe arbeioslpie la6et fig forleoc
til at begaa forifiellioe Optbjer, Ser
for en- flor Gel bar 6raget sen offent>
.liec 9pmpatbi fra Sem, iaaleoes
trangte oe fig forrige Spn6ag IND i
Sen itore ct. @aul airfe i 2onbqn,
bpor Der netop afbolotes en- @uostie-
neite, ion oe foritprreoe paa forifiel-
Zig Maa6e. @b6e 6lag blep ipungne
/ &irten, og paa alle Si6er bbrtes
8anoen % @l1bsbeipottelier.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-12-29

Please snention, this paper when
writing 10 adlver ttis . - j.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-12-29

&anonfonsen Gbren @uItum, Oen
eonle oanife &raftfarl, ion1 iin 3io
forbaulebe &eroen beo at gribe &a=
nonf11gler, u6if,16te al Ell 4anon, i
6luaten, % Joni oe ieuere slar bar
lepet lom &ripatma10 / Gan Gron-
cisco, a9ter ifplge u8ien" after at
betrGoe 8rnoberne ion1 Mrtiit paa III
ipeeielle Self. San optrau6te forle<
ben paa ct 9beater isgon Grancisco.
og ban bar ertbpioere rnobtagct gn~
gagernert for flere Maa,teoer. Sans
NrGltationer gier 2pffe JONI tiolige=
re, og ban gipr &egning paa at rejie
oblfillige Mor cn0ml. 9enne 8ellut=
ming tog bal5 efter at bar1 bapoe be-
itemt Jig til at tage set mere rolig1
&elten al fine Gage Men 2Gngslen
sefter Arenaen og Scenen bar for
itRrf bos bon, % ban mel1te, at ban
bar for ltng til at ilaa Jig til SO, til
sSro6s for, at ban nil .er ober Sc 60.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-12-29
sliifebigclier. 80 9legjeringscm

slfifcot9elier. 80 92egjeringscn1<
beos,nrn6 / Nebrolfo 0iitrifts slo-
pofat / Smaba @arter % 9epl,tp Il.
g. Mariball Mattbeips, ct / 6isie
Gage blepct aflfcoigeoc of @refiocnt
&ooiepelt. @rlrnoe,1 til bette CT oen
Maa0c, pan bpilfen oe TO @mbeos=
lnGl10 bapbe efsefberet en 0onL ser
par frlOet opcr TO apGgeierc ior 1T
bape in0De9net Brrslanb, tilbprcnoc
3cgicringen, til cgct 9rlg. &c bar
ioennt cit M,lft paa $500 ian1t 6
1imers lrreit 1moer II. g. U'ar-
iballS Iilipn. 9ettc iioite Eunft bar
ubfprt inalebes, at SC to Demte, til
bruBte~ g sin,er Ianunem n.eo -Mar,
iballcn / CIT alub Sn,aba, nco 81.
itrifts 9(6pofatens 8iocnoe. Gn ioa,
ban Jorbaanclic al 2opcn ,llcnte
YrGiioc1tten fi,noe tffc gao ,itrofiet
ben.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-12-29

Silitanben &ina begpn6er at p9f.
te betpbelig 11ro baaoe europa %
ber / 2anbdt. Com tioligere omtalt
bar Ser paret nroligbe6er / Sbang-
bai, bbor oe Sn6fp6te er optraaot
meget fienotligt moo 6e Gremmeos,
og bbor Sc u6enlan6ffe &oniulater,
Ser 10 &ina tiIlige er DomitoIe for
n6lanbinge, er ongipne tne6 en-
itarf @a9t. S 8aibington ct @egie-
ringen f11l6t forbereot paa, at Ser irr-
ben lang 9io bill fonune MeooeleIIe
ON, at Der er Maiafrer af l16lenoin-
ge / @ang ober belle @iget, % at oisie
nDe l1roligbe6er bill faa ct langt bioe-
re Dmfang END 8ofser-D Dpitanoen,
Der 10 11errneit in6ifrnnfeoe fig til ct
Gar enfelte Hrobinier, bbor tiln1eo
De 5remmeoe par i afgiort Min6re-
tai. Den ,llbarer,oe fien6tIige 8e.
pegelie bar oerimoo TT lbipring fro
|Sbangbai % @utton, bbor Sc Jre11l.
meoe boer tort antol Megie eringen
Il 8aibington bar beororet Ell betDoe.
Zig Gorbgelie af 8rop peitprfe,1 paa
Bbilipp ppinerne, for at Der ton bore
Goripor for Auerif fanerne @ins
1rr t'eo Saanoelt 4 poafon1,enSs
EiilfaIoe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-12-29

1tbpggelige l1bii8ter. Den befie,lo.
te Spfin6er George 8eitingbouia,
Der er ensfrenragenoe Mutboritet pna
Staal> og SernbDgnings ngspeienets
Omraaoe, bar tilitillet Brafioenten
for Mem Dorf Central 8ane1L Der
fontroIlerer Spibanerne / Stem Dorf,
en- 5fribelie, bbori ban foruofiger, at
Bpis lite @ompagniet ! en- ,t9r Gren1-
tio fin6er ct an6et Me6iun1 eno 8u.
neitillaoiet og Sfinnerne til 0berfg-
relie of Sen eleftriife Dribfraft, p;l
bet lite bare let,ge, inoen belle Bone.
legen1et ramler iqnn1en ion1 ct Sort
bus. 9il 8efrpfteIie fremienoer ban
Gotografier nf SSernrgr, Der paa 11it-
ore eno 30 Dage er blebet oplgite Deo
en- itabig @iennelnitr6nrning af Glet-
tricitet paa iantr,e Maaoe iont oenne'
foregaor paa &eibarerne. Ss 81
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-12-29
6nnbrcbe Sniinbc 8pgningsarbcj

3nnorcoe. 9uiinoe Bpgnin9sarbcj-
bcrc Nclp Dorf fejrcoe CT gla6 sas,,.
lcfcit, i6et set blep onmelot for olle
ltnioncrnc / De forifjclltge Sag ,neo
llnotagelic af @nsirneoenc, at ber bar
truffet en- Sperensto,nit, giGloenbe
for fra / til 3 g(ar, meo 9lr6ciosgi,
perne angaaenoe 2pnninger % Ut.
beiostio. Ior flere af s5agene bi(
2pnningerne blipe Sc famine ipm bio,
til, f,n 9p9ningsineofcrnc iaar I'll,
lrs al fra % til 80 Gents oaolig.
9ontrafternc gjaloer fra t.."asauuar
eteoet for iom biotil ira /. .s5,.ni
&aa Gabetifolen / Mnnapolis oil
Der oenne lt0e blipe bc9pnot rn
Nrigsrct moo Ct, aaoet Coffin, ber
bapbe begaaet r!Sa5ing" moo CT Ga.
Set / cit laucrc &lasie meo ben i5plge,
at 6iferct par blcpct ip0. Saafnart
sagen moo Coffin CT oisponerct
oper, pil oer begpnoe l}orDpr oper 81,
Ssaoet @anoerpeer, Der iom inipice.
rc1oc &aoetofficer bapoe bapt BET I
fin @agt ii ginbre Sa5ingen. Me.
gierinaen bill BRUCE al fin Mast for at
bringe 6a5ing.llpnicnct 10 af aaoete
afaoen,iet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-12-29

Abpo oanif 9sioncer. .@ien" lne0-
beIer, at ssobn &eterlen, eli 9anunel
oanif 6armer, ofgif forrige l1ge
beo Gpoen puo lin Raneb 9snrbeben
al &etoll,na, @ol., iom ban for life
lpnge iiben fipbte. Eetericn bar I'll
of Statens Hioneerer. @an fo'n Der
til lom 9ol,ife ,,ng MonO 1Si9,
ion, ]oo mango o,1ore for at grape
@ulo, % cit &effe Mar lepe6e ban
ion1 rGroipector", @ulograner %
Minearbei6er. S5on blep 72 9lor
9anmel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-12-29
@pna Qeppplb Of @elaien. /,

&uns Geopolb al Yelgien, buis
@riuatlip Iiges at pnre life abiolut
nlgniterber6igt, bar lnngere 9ib
peret mistnnft for at lepe I tt1orgdF:'
natiif sGgteffab ,neo Ell Gnfe, Ddttbr
af en al ga,is slotsforoaltere SoiS
Miece af ct iocialiitiif Meolem al ben
belgiife Gtigs6ag. Sfplge oe belgiite
@laoe fan 6er MI life lenger bore
1Dipl onl at ct iaa6ant 9ggteifab
efsiiterer, % at &ongen bar in6rettet
8olig for lin morganatiife $uitru
paa ct af fine @lotte. 8rpllupscerc-
monien uofprtes al &ongens Sofia,
pellan, Ser bab6e 8empn6igeIie al
2anoets Grfebiifop til at ,16fpre BIZ
ellen.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-02-17
OWEN KELLY UNDER ARREST.
Former Wealthy Philadelphia Caught
at Los Angeles, Cal.

Eos Angeles, CAL, Feb. i5.-Owen
Kelly, a former wealthy grocer OF
Philadelphia, now wanted there for
the alleged embeZzlement of a sum
said to exceed $4,000, is under arrest
in this city. Kelly was arrested on
one Of the main streets at night by
Chief of Police Hammil, and Chief OF
Detectives Bradish, who recognized
him from printed descriptions sent
out at the time of his disappearance.
Kelly left Boston last October by
steamer for Europe. His destination
was unknown, but he was followed
across the Atlantic, thence across EU-
rope, where trace of him was lost. He
finally returned to this country, land
ing at San Francisco. His presence
in California became known through
Information from the East. Kelly
talked freely of his alleged defalca-
lions and admitted that he owed prob
ably $4,000 to philadelphia relatives
and friends, which sum he said he lost
III speculations after having sQuander-
sed his own fortune in the same way.
He sstated!t he ewonl1f return to Phila-
delphia without requisition.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-02-17
MONEY FOR THE NORTHWEST.
Appropriated by Two Bills Reported
to the House.

Washington, Feb. 15.-The omnibus
public building bill, carrying authorize
ton for new public buildings and the
purchase of sites amounting to 3d.
100000 was reported to the house dur
ing the day by Chairman Gillett OF the
house committee. 1t makes the fol-
lowing authorizations for new build
ings, including sites and for Increases
in cost of buildings already author
lied:
Minnesota-Crookston, $4,000; New
Ulm, 100000; st. Paul, $4,000.
South Dakota-Mitchell, $4,000;
WATERFOWL, $75,000
Wisconsin-Chip Falls, $780,
600. 49,. a
In the sundry service bill the appro-
priations for river and harbor work
under contract include the following
items: Mississippi river, from mouth
of the Missouri river to st. Paul, $780,
900; middle and west Neebish channel,
st. Mary's river, $1,200,000.
The items in, the bill for public
buildings, already contracted for, in
clude: Deadwood, S. D., $4,000; Grand
Forks, N. d, $73,75O; Pierre, S. D.,
100000; Superior, Wis, $4,000; Wa
terloo, Ia, $62,5O0; Yankton, S. D.,
$4,000.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-02-17
SEARCH FOR JONES' REMAINS.
Ambassador Porter Begins Quest in
Cemetery at Paris.

Washington, Feb. 15.-Ambassador
Porter already has justified the faith
he expressed to the state department
in his ability to find some trace of the
remains of John Paul Jones. He has
cabled the state department from
Paris as follows:
Sunk shaft; found rows of graves
undisturbed at depth of seventeen
feet" y
This refers to the preliminary eX-
animation which the ambassador has
been making, of the ground which
once formed the site of the. cemetery
to which the. remains of John Paul
Jones were traced. t.
Mr. Porter who was himself a civil
engineer has projected plan for
searching the cemetery site for the
remains of John PauloJones, by means
of a system, - of shafts and lateral
drifts and tunnels whereby the in
quiry can be prosecuted without in
volvinga the heavy e9bense of purchas-
ing and demolishine the houses now
on the site of the cemetery.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-02-17
TELEGRAPHlC BREVITIES.

James u. Sammis, internal revenue
collector for the Northern district of
Iowa, has been requested to resign.
DR.. William r. Harper, president OF
the University of Chicago, will under
go another operation within week.
A bill giving women the right to
vote for presidential electors was
killed by the Kansas senate by vote
of 60 to'29.
The coal strike in Belgium shows
signs of collapsing, the resumption OF
work becoming more general in differ
ent districts.
The condition of Bishop w. E. Nc
Laren of the Protestant Episcopal do
cese of Chicago, who has been ill in
New York city for some time, is con-
siderabfy worse. The bishop is failing
fast and the end is said to be only a
question of few days.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-02-17
NiScELLHNEO
cHAs. A. CHAPMAN.
INSURANCE,
fire, Tornado Plate Glass Security on Bond
OfSice. /. o. O. r. Building.
Feb. iO-1r24.
ORDER FOR HEARING ON CLAIMS.

STATE OF MINNESOTA. County of Blue
Earth.-ss ln Probate Court.
In tho matter of the estate of Benjamin X.
Williams. deceased.
Letters of administration on the estate of
seii deceased being this day granted unto
Margaret Williams, of said county: )
1t is ordered that all claims and demands OF
all persons against said estate be present ed to
this court for examination and allowances at
the probate Office in the city of Maukato in said
Blue Earth county. on the following day. viz
Monday, the 9TH day of August A. ID. 1876,
at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon of said day
1t is further ordered. that six months ftom
the date hereof be allowed TO creditors 10 pre-
sent their claims against said es ata at the ex..
piration of which time all clsims not presented
re- said court. or not proven to its satisfaction,
shall b. forever barred unless for cause shown
further time be allowed. =
Ordered further, that notice of the time and
place of hearing and examination of said
clsims and demands shall be given by puolica
ton of this order for three successive weeks
prior to the day appoin ed for such examina
ton, in the Mankato Fec Press, weekly
newspaper printed and published at Mankato
in said county.
Dated at Mankato, the first day of Febrc airy
A. D., 1905.
BY the Court:
Probate Court Seal Nm. F. HUGHES,
Judge of Probate.
Thos. & Evan Hughes Attorneys.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-02-17
BRITISH PARLIAMENT OPENED.
King Edward Delivers the Speech
From the Throne.

London, Feb. 15.-The first days
proceedings in parliament left rather
decided impression in the lobbies
that the government will manage to
hold out till the end of the session.
The governments legislative pro-
gramme, which is devoted in the main
to social reforms, will be fairly popu-
lar, whilst the avoidance OF difficult
questions like that of the rediStribu-
ton of seats and Premier BalfOur's
firmness in thrusting aside the fiscal
problem all will tend in the same di-
rection. On the other hand, the
Liberals appear to be as distant as
ever from any approach to unanimity
on the veXed question of the leader
ship. Sir Henry Campbell-Banner-
man, Earl Spencer, Herbert Henry
Asquith and Sir Henry Hartley Fow-
Jer all are spoken of as possible lead
ers of the next Liberal ministry, to
say nothing of Lord Rosebery's even
superior claim to that position, should
he be inclined to exert his undeubted
influence Everything. will depend up
on Mr., Balfour's success in holding
his followers together and overcom-
ing the apathy born of the knowledge
that the whole country is looking for
and expecting a general election.
King Edward opened parliament
with all the historic pageantry that
has marked the ceremony since his
accession. He read the speech from
the throne to the assembled lords and
commons in the upper chamber. The
document was commonplace. =.
Big Storm Brewing.
The position of Sir Anthony Mac
Donnell, under secretary for Ireland
in the Unionist counsels, threatens, to
bring storm about the governments
head. mcdonnell is credited with
being responsible for Secretary Wynd-
hams more liberal policy towards
Ireland, and is accordingly hated by
the Ulster section of the Irish Union
lists, who, led by Sir Edward Carson,
are doing their best to overthrow him
At a meeting of the Irish Unionists
during the day resolution was adopt
ed openly censuring Mr.. Wyndham for
"abdicating his position and RESPONSE
| bility in favor of a subordinate Off
cial with a policy of his own, directed
| to destroying the basis of Irish Union
ism," and protesting against the gov
eminent permitting such an abuse OF
power. 1t is believed that Premier
Balfour hitherto has supported Secre-
tary Wyndham and mcdonnell, but
the matter appears to be assuming a
serious phase, involving the detection
of many Irish Unionists.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-02-17
STRIKERS RECEIVING PAY.
Those at Lodz Obtain Money From a
Mysterious Source.

LODI, Feb. Notwithstanding the
fact that the strikers have returned to
work in the smaller factories the sit
uation is regarded as less satisfactory
than Monday night. This is due to
evidence that the agitation is now con-
Quoted on well defined lines. The
large factories remain closed but it
has been discovered that the men who
are not at work are receiving pay
from mysterious source at the rate
of cents per day for each member
of the family, sum sufficient for one
substantial meal The employers are
holding daily conferences but are I'M
able to reach an agreement. They ap-
pear to be altogether disorganized.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-02-17
THROWING MONEY TO BIRDS
State of Illinois Will Feed Them Dur
ina Cold Weather.

Springfield, H., Feb. 15.-The state
ment that is almost literally throw.
ing money to the birds" At an ex.
pense of over $4,000 the game birds of
Illinois are to besfed by the state dur
ing the continuance of the severe cold.
Deputy game wardens will buy grain
from the farmers and scatter the ker
nels where the quail and prairie
chicken feed. The deputies are all
thorized to spend $50 in each county
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Minneapolis Man Suicides.

Minneapolis, Feb. 15-Emil Cussler,
aged twenty-eight, committed suicide
by shooting himself in the head dur
ing the afternoon in the yards of the
Northwestern Fuel company, at the
west end of the steel arch bridge, near
the union depot. Cussler was affiict-
ed with ear trouble and the pain and
fear of deafness are thought to have
driven him insane
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-02-17
CHICAGO
GREAT
WESTERN
Maple Leaf Dali yNAV :
Route. MIL IA -

Chicago Great Western Fly.
sWateryilIe, Elysian, Madison Lake &C.
comrnodation departs 600 p. m. daily
except Saturday; arrives $40 q. In.
daily except Sunday.
Trains for Waterville, Faribault, North
field, Red Wing, st. Paul, Mime
apol,s and intermediate points leave
aI 6:20 a. m. and *S:0G p. m.
Trains for Dodge Center, Dubuque, CHI
cago, and the east, Des Moines, St
Joseph, Kansas City and the south
west leave at $50 a m. and $500 p.
IN. Trains arrive from those points
at 9:95 p M. and 1880 p. n.
Trains leave FOR Austin, Lyle, Mason
City, Fort Dodge, Council Bluffs and
Omaha at $40 a. m. and 500 p. m.
and arrive at 9:35 p. m. and 1889
p. N.
Trains marked run daily except Sum
day; all others daily. For inforraa-
ton as to dates or routes to any
point apply to Chicago Great Western
Agent at depot.
W. n. BARR. Agent.
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Confidence in Senator Warren.

Cheyenne, Wyo., Feb. 15.-The two
houses of the legislature adopted reso-
lutions during the day expressing
confidence in the wisdom and integri-
ty of Senator Warren This action
was taken in view of the recent at
tempt to introduce certain malicious
resolutions" in the Wyoming senate
rejecting on the character and serv-
ices of Mr.. Warren.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-02-17
Will Inxestiaate charaes.

Denver, Feb. 15.-Under resolu-
ton adopted by the Colorado house of
representatives a committee of five
was appointed by Speaker Dickson to
investigate charges of corruption and
intimidation made by Representative
]. F. Melton and Claude E. Streat,
Democrats, in connection with the
eight-hour bill
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-02-17
AIDED Woman Ends Her Life.

Belleyille, H., Feb. 15.-The dead
and frozen body of Mrs. Margaretha
Koehr, aged fifty-five years, an inmate
of ST. Vincent's hospital, was found
during the day in Walnut Hill Gene
terry, near her sons grave. A cup still
containing some carbolic acid, and
burns on her lips and tongue showed
the cause of her death. Mrs. Koehr
had been missing since last Thursday.