The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-06
Nth the Long Bop,

NJ ALL at times, mpeed to ask the old, old question,
w 'Why? First correct solution will entitle the
million dollars something equally good
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People in Jerusalem, Pal complaining because the
railroad is introducing modern IDEAS That's one
advantage the Jerusalem that may, if WILL help
bring earth anywhere that it cannot be made rail
road center. .--. *+.s.. 49,. ., .. ..,.. -..;
When Togo and Roestvensky come together the Indian
ocean will hear the 'bif'' Of it's life
Washington has little remiss this year about ship
ping us our garden seeds would been different far
different, with Bert Hall in the seats Of the mighty
Some twin city scoundrels, says the Red Lake Falls
Courier been securing Of od persons
they die and then sending letter and pair OF spectaces
by mail the address Of the dead The letter
that the specaces have been forwarded order and the
bill is ST. The sentiment Of tho situation Immediately
peals the relatives They look the spectacles
Of the dead something ordered and never worm
The package worth perhaps so CENTS is paid for and kept
remembrance The postoce department. is after these
parties
An interesting tale Of love is weaving off the last of
its romantic coils to satisfactory termination ali in the
sober little town Of Boston in New England Heiress to
$10O0O0 Miss Deborah Sayes daughter Of Frederick S.
sayes king of Rhode Island has spurned two
Italian nobeen for the love Of the Rev. Frederick B. H
assistant pastor Of the Congregational church, which the
Sayles family holds membership The wedding will be in
June, and in addition to the ceremony bringing dsmay to
the two italian fortune hunters it will bring sharp heart
pangs young New York Of wealth, who had be-
come fascinated with Miss Sayles wit and beauty last
mer in Europe
The heress and pastor met five years ago,
but their follows almost four Of persistent aloof
from each oher the young minister being mpeled by
pride to this and the woman holding back
firmly until the hour which she felt would at LENGTH
when Mr. OF
love-
Miss Sayes oonaded her love her father two years
Her choice approved but Mr. sales advised the
girl go abroad to test her affection and to give time to
Judge of the quality Of the minister then entering his
prince and count wooed Miss Sayes in Italy
She rejected their advances and better fortune attended
counting Of the two Americans The young
recalled America by telling her Of her fathers
DEATH On her return unnatural that Miss Sayes
should attend old church. Gradually the restraint both
the part of the girl and Of the condolences
were exchanged and the engagement announced.
The match looked upon by all who know the couple
ideal Miss Sayles delighted with her fate The
couple being wed gently by their friends to who
actually proposed marriage because long after their mutual
alteration observed by Mr. hill hesltated
declaring himself. 49,. H.
After the marriage, they going to Europe for two
months then Mr. Hill will his work assistant pas
tor This little story recalls vagran from
known poet:
read tale which seemed to be "
Fresh from the land of Arcade ~=
A tale Of happiness and JOY, -
OF perfect love without alloy
And those who once the story read,
Read it again and smiling said
1t too sweet, too high to be
A story of reality.
But for me- loves golden CLEAN
Has touched my heart; ] like to dream I.
That in this common world we know
The of love may happen
William Bradford, who lives in city which shall be
naneless, not in this state, but it, has been having
trouble with fire insurance Mr. Bradford nnocenty
took building permit, that fatal has
peace Every variety of fire insurance
earth has had agent trailing him. The permit
in the papers Saturday night and Monday morning at
X says Mr. Bradford the deobell began to ring. gen.
eman entered the door, smile manufactured for the
casion on fae card in his hand II represent the
Archibald }zfnder Insurance company and would like to
insure youf building The house being yet all
paper little could be DONE Scarcely had he been politely
bowed out when the bell rang again. another young
another card represent the Berliner Bengerent nsur
compapynd would like to insure buildng AS
No. was bowed OUT Mr. Bradford noticed file of men, all
with bland Smiles all with cards, all bent insurance,
standing one behind the other He dueked out of dedoor
and down town. When be arrived home at night there
waiting for him young of exceptionally modest
deneanor with Of pease don't be hard me''
look his mild blue eyes, Mr. Bradford seated him in the
parlor and exploded thus:
''My dear young FRIEND how is it that you have got
down hisq Seems to there abundance Of real
this world why then have you found nothing better
than to start out nerousy cutchng card in search for
some poor victim like me- who very nnoceny build
house? What harm have done that must be bounded
day and night like malefactor? Young man. before
would join this pack Of hungry wolves soliciting something