The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-01
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r EN- thousand mules to be utilized the Panama
i canal This perhaps will temporarily pacfy the Mis-
senators who feel with their brother senator's that
precedent being violated the fact that things being
done.
Taking all things consideration, the prune
better al-around vegetable than the April strawberry9
It was cup of sorrowfu bitter drink that the Louisville
eolonels handed Magnate Watkins choir Friday. The
of IL tells story which fan loves to
inger
Sromboli an Italy volcano has been quite subdued Of
late but when Dr. Schultz German scientist tried to feel
its pulse and pry into it's internal workings the mountain
dashed out vcious, badly nju1ing the DOCTOR When
volcanoes keeping the peace it is just we'll not to
agtate them.
St. Clair McKelway of the Brooklyn Eagle was thrown
thru the ning-car window in the railroad wreck in South
Carolina Saturday. Mr. McKelway of the brightest
writers country his opinions careless railroad
ing likely hereafter to take the somber hue of
deadening realism.
If any Of the eastern banker boys have been specializing
in Stocks Of they have not the noise made by the
little Bgelow boy of Milwaukee, when the cartridge from
which he extracting the bullet with his little knife
poded scared them selling already toppy
market Hence the fierce whsng his fingers and yelling
by the little Lawson boy Of Boston There doubt that
lot of the boys tapping the frozen brick of Wall
street dynamite with their little financial tackhammers
see how much it will stand.
Frank Eddy's Sank Center Herald hands out bunch Of
that shows almost abnormal Of observation
He says in place.
Preachers praise the devotion of the Marys
but they always take dinner with the Marthas
Thackeray in his sLettes on Gormandizing'' devotes
ew paragraphs certain beefseak that persisted gor
psy at the novests table, which yet destined live
n some time. He says:
By the shade of Heiogabalus! I write
about it now, a week after have eaten it, the
DID, rich, sweet, piquant, juicy taste comes
smackng my lips again; and I feel
thing Of that exquisite sensation then had.
I am ashamed of the delight which the eating
of that piece Of meat caused me. c. and
I had qua1reled about the soup e said so, and
don't wish to return to the subject) but when
began the steak we looked at each other
and loved each other. We did not speak, -our
hearts were too full for that; but We took bit
and laid down forks and looked at
other, and understood each other. There
two individuals this wide earth-no two
lovers billing in the shade-no mother clasping
baby to her heart, supremely happy than
we. Every and then We had glass of hon
est, firm, generous Burgundy that nobly sup
ported the meat. As you may fancy, did
not leave single morsel Of the steak; but when
it done, put bits Of bread into the silver
dish and wstfuly sopped up the gravy sup
pose shall in this world taste anything
good again.
All this quoted because Of the statement made recently
that real beefsteak to Minneapolis and St
Paul. We said to be the greatest 'cowbeef mar
ket in the country. The packers finding that the twin cite
will stand for it, said their inferior
So it would be practically impossible in this city for tn
novelist go against the variety of steak which he picture
in his ''Letters Gormandizing.'
How many indignant Minneapoitan today squares
in front Of few inches Of leather that gives indication
having from close behind the horns, and
perspres and perspires and vain endeavor
the integument into btable sections No wonder tn
sale Of grinders has such extent the cit
that the Meat Grinding Machine trust is thinking of movn
its factory to Minneapolis. "A. j. R.