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STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF HEN.
nepin District Court, Fourth Judicial Dis

STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY oF HEN.
nepin, District Court, Fourth Judicial Dis
trict. .Ts 80. p -
The Germania Bank of Minneapolis. Plaintiff.
vs.. The Minneapolis Fire and Marine MUTUAL
Insurance Company, observation-disclosures to
Show Cause. .-E
Upon filing the final account and report of
William s. Dwinnen and John G. Sweet, as Re-
ceiyers Of the above named Minneapolis Fire
and Marine Mutual Insurance Company,
It Is Hereby Ordered. That the creditors,
and all persons interested in the above entitled
matter, show cause before the above. named
Court at the Court House. on Saturday, the
feth day of June, 1905, why the said account
and report should not be approved by said
Court; and 1t is further ordered that this
order to show cause be served by mailing a
copy thereof to each of, the creditors of said
estate on or before May 2eth. 1905 and ny
publishing the. same three times in The Mime
apolis Journal
f.. n. d. DICKINSON,
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BATTLE LAKE, MINN.-A special school
election win be held here 1gne IS FOR the pur-
high school brilding.-Crop prospects are very
promising. -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-08

DEBORAH; IowA.-Tbe first anniversary of
Ncrway's second independence day. the 7th of
June. was celebrated here on Thursday under the
auspices, of the Norwegian Pioneer associat ton.
The principal speaker was Professor George T,
AIlour. ,..s.szs n - s4+s .s ~
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-08

R'DEADWoOD, S. D-Judge Nathan colman.
rabbit Of the Jewish church.. dtea after long
Illness. He was born in Cosael. Germany, and
came to the United States In 1867, going directly
to Deuve:. From there he came to Custer and In
fS77 to Deadweod. where he had since made his
home lie leaves wife and three daughters.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-08
DAMAGE CLAIMS
ADDED TO ASSETS
HOW BANKRUPT MILLING CON-
CERN MADE A SHOWING.
Deducting All Such Items, the Alleged
Assets of Lanesboro Company
Dwinole from S79,417 TO S16,917, or
Less Than It's Winona
Girl Robbed. -
Special to The journal.

Special to The journal. So
Winona Mimi, June Sin connection with
the adjourned first meeting of creditors of the
Lanesboro Milling company, bankrupt rather
unusual departure from ordinary bankruptcy
methods has developed in the filing of IL verified
liuhli ties, in which, by means Of claims for
damages the assets are swelled to more than
four times the liabilities, but with the claims
for damages removed they fall to less than
the liabilities. Heretofore only estimates OF the
assets have been made.
According to the statement now filed by the
company, the liabilities are placed at $19,I42.57
and the assets at $40 417.24. but in the assets
arc included the damage claims before referred
to- One of these damage claims in the sum
Of SO, O0G is against the Martin County Ma
| tional bank for alleged unlawful attachment
and tresoass. Another claim OF $50, 600 dam
ages is made against the Ward Milling COM
pany and a. L. Ward of Fairmont. also for
alleged unlawful attachment and trespass.
Then there is claim of $4,000 damages
against the village of Lanesboro for alleged
breach of lease Of mill property. Then 1t is
; commended that the patents copyrights, trade
marks, ETC., used in the business of the COM
pauy, have a reasonable value of $4,000, and
that this should be included In the assets.
| All Of these items may be classed as OF
somewhat speculative character, as the claims
! for damages could not be enforced without law
| suits 1t will be for Trustee Weber to deter
mine if suits to enforce the damage claims shall
be instituted. Deducting these speculative
amounts from the assets, they are reduced to
/ $16917.24 or less than the liabilities ~,, -
/ All the books and records have been brought
here for the inspection of the trustee. Final
! action the $4,000 claim Of the National Bank
of La Crosse, disallowed at previous meeting,
was postponed to give the bank opportunity
will base decision and from which an appeal
/ ga he taken TO Iudpp IQchroQ.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-08

GRAND, FORKS, N. D:--The total assessed
valuation of Grand Forks this year, according
to the books of City Assessor Miller. IS S2'O33,
O26 an increase over last year of S2S5,576.
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JUDGES RENOElINATED -
Kelley and Smith Have Plain Sailing at
- :: Charles CitY. :. :. -.

CHARLES CITY. iIoWA.-Judge c. II. Kelley
Of Forest City and Judge Clifford p. Smith
We're renerlinated here today by reclamation.
This is the third denomination for both. 81
:. W. D. Burnham, prominent manufactures,
and Miss Florence Gambling were married here.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-08

DR.. Fridt1of Nansen. the Arctic explorer. 5Whe
has been appointed Norwegian ambassador. K
Great Britain is a firm believer In woman's
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-08

..YANkToS, s..SD.AMrs. C, ": 'eanaerhq,e q
thiss city, wife of pioneer druggist, ~ dead
of cancer. death following quickly % afterl an
operation She wis widely known as. on artist
Of ability, and Woman of most estfmshle char
ncter. t..:,r' "'-E 'o''NXr
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-08
NORTHWEST NECROLOGIO

CHARLES CITY, IGWA-Joe Trfgg, for many
years editor Of the Rockford Register and later
editor of the Iowa State Register at Dies Moines,
died at his home at Rockford. He was widely
known as q writer on agricultural topics and his
farm, orchard and garden notes have been pub
hshed from coast to coast. He was for many
years an officer Of Floyd county and was once
mayor Of Charles City.
/: IANKATo, MINE.-Captain E. P. Bieberg
died Of Bright's disease after an Illness OF
able military career" Born in Norway In 1885,
he, emtgrat ted to Pennsylvania nineteen years
later. going two years afterwards to Wisconsin,
thence to Iowa, and finally coming to this coun-
try He enlisted Is private in Company H,
Fourteenth infantry and served rhruout the
war, being slightly wounded once. ~
HELENA, MONT. Mrs Catherine Erickson,
who came to Vfrginia City in 1853, and with her
husband started the FIST hotel In Butte in
1877, is dead, aged 70 years 4 husband and
aeTen ehfIdIea safviye her. -. : -. -.--I-- -
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eighth grndat Hurvpy ('uriiHh SCIifYprd SIanip
Juhu HnkvorHnn &etii: RnrtieR, Horntin FrHicis
Ntll9 WO0lleS. Lizzie Gnllnhnn, Sarah Skagcr
hars md Hazel Young
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PUBLIC SALE OF RIAL ESTATE BELONGING
TO THE ESTATES OF F. A. AND II. O.

HENDERSON BROS, General Agents. Chi
&c.. cazo. Id. -. :
PUBLIC SALE OF RIAL ESTATE BELONGING
T IL ofo si baNKnS r ~ :. =
Notice is hereby given that at meeting Of
the creditors of the estates of F. A. and he.
Theopo1d, bankrupts June 11th 1906, at 10
Minneapolis. Minnesota the hereinafter de
in separate tracts to the highest bidder, as
The East One Hundred uoo) feet of Lot One
city, of Faribault, Rice county, Minnesota, to-
sether with the. right to the alley along the
Lot Nine (s) and the West Twenty-Five st25)
feet Of Lot Two t2l Of Block Forty-ssven 40
Of the town enOw city, of Faribauit' Rice 'eouns
Lot One ~ Subject to contract of salel and
the Easterly. Ninety go. feet of Lots: Three
IN no. the rs Southern D Addition TO FaTibau nice
| county Minnesota. 'f.~ $EE
Lot Eighteen (1s) of Block Fourteen Gay IN
Lots One ~. Two a.. Three 81. Five ~.
sT o. OF Boek
Eight ~ of Excelsior Park, ST. Paul. Ramsey
Lot One ~ OF Block One a. of Rittering &
Constance's Addition to West4,st Paul, Ram
sey county, Minnesota. ~,e
Nine t9) Of Block Fourteen (14j of Morrison's
Addition to West st. Paul, Ramsey county,
Minnesota. -
Blocks One u) and Two (2) of the West Side
Addition to South St. Paul. Dakota county.
Minnesota. f- 80. --ss
Blocks One a.. Two ~, Three 49, aud
Four q Of Charlotte. L, Buffers Addition to
South st. Paul, Dakota county, Minnesota.
South Half SD of the Southeast ouaEtes
(SEA) of Section Six to- Township Thirty-fye
(35), north of Range Nine 90 West. Fifth
Principal Meridian, in the county of Phelps and
state of Missouri. together with the heredita-
ments and appurtenances thereunto belonging.
or in any wise appertaining Including the NM
expired policies of fire insurance said prop
| critics, on the following terms: Ten per cent
of the purchase price TO be deposited with the
| trustee. George a. Weston, at time bid is made
and balance Of purchase price to he paid said
trustee on tender BY him to purchaser of good
and sufficient instruments of transfer. convey
ing to purchaser title to said property. Sub
ject, however, to confirmation by the Under
| signed at continuance of said meeting. which
on conclusion Of said sale will be taken at said
| Room 314 Federal building Minneapolis Mime
| sofa, June the 18th. 1906, nts2 o'clock PM
The right Is reserved to reject any and all
bids. For particulars inquire of George A.
| Weston. Faribault, Minnesota. e..
| Dated at Minneapolis, Mimi, May 2sth, 1906.
| o. c.. MERRIMANN
/ I'm nkrur fo,-
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DRIVERS, DISTRACT TOWN
Park Rapids Full Of Them and They
in Turn Full Of Whisky. -

PARK RAPIDS. MINN.-The Wilson Logging
company drive is going thru town. and two
days Of head winds have left time for the
drivers to enjoy life. This they have done to
the fullest extent both Indians and white men,
and the town is fine vermillion hue. II II
The men who wear the brass buttons are not
numerous enough to keep many within bounds
The town Is full of river drivers and the river
drivers full of whisky. Citizens are pray.
ing for peace and outlet: and favorable winds.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-08
ANCHOR LINE U. S. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
NEW YORK. PALERMO AND NAPLES.

Superior accommodation excellent cuisine. The
comfort of passengers carefully considered. Sin.
gle or Round rip Tickets issued between New
York and Scotch, English, Irish and all prin-
cpal continental points at attractive rates. Send
for Book Of Tours. For tickets or general In
formation apply to any local agent of the Anchor
Line to 49,. ..
HENDERSON BROS, General Agents, Chi
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-08

WINONA MINN.--Jure weddings continue to
he numerous The latest Include the followiMe$
Lucas g. smith and Addella II. Deilse>, Adelph
Rieck and Mamie Sellers 0eorgey Merrfsen and
stella kleist; Lynn f.. Bailey and Anette
Grimm. a., .7t...-E ,..,f.yfys ~ A.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-08

MAZEFpA ArTNN.--Tha graduating exercises
of the Glass Of 1906 of the AlazepEs high school
were held Mt the operphonse. Dr. Virtue OF the
IN ma n, rnlnl delivered the address, The gr,.3.-
uates were DELHI NOrl ana AnHn Mnh.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-08

FRAzEE, NINA pretty wedding took
place yesterday when Lee Merton Clark Of
Clttherall, Mimi, and Miss Eva Hendry OF
France were married by Rev. J. r. Brabner
Smith. The house waa decorated with flowers.
plants and ferns, and sunptuous refreshments
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-08

GRAND FORKS, y. D.-At the home Of the
| brides farher, Miss. Eva Elliott was married
| to John Nelson, a young business rnan Of Minot-
At ST. lfiehasFs Catholic church, Father
| Cpnaty officiating Oscar Znercher Of Berwick
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-08

ARGYLE, MINN.--The closing exercises Of
the y1s R9sa asaem lem; &c co non Is the Sis
present the course OF stndy only Ats pupils fol-
The high school but later on win inahlQs high
school werk The sisters also also give re-
ligious instruction to CatheIie pupils, ana teach
naedtpwork and painting.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-08

IA CROSSE, WIS,-The marriage of Miss
Marie Weigel Of this city md Grant Childs OF
Ashland, Wis. took place Yesterday afternoon
at the home OF the BRIDE Rev, James ". Irish
officiating. They WIFI reside Mt Asliland,-
Miss Rose Trelaley and George Rowland were
,ri+ad IN last evening, -t-.#SL.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-08
Watch and Purse Stolen.

Miss Maude Knox of this city; who went to
Hamline this week to attend the commence
ment had her hand satchel, containing gold
watch and purse Of $25, stolen while check
ing her grip in the union station. The police
were notified but the offender, supposed to
be a woman, had made her escape.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-08

NORRIS. MIMIC. Howard Snyder and Mrs
Marie QuaIlcy were married at the home OF
the brides mother, Mra. Sannel Larsc r-.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-08

ROCK RAPIDS, IOWA-Hoyt Fobes Thomp.
son and Louie Kelly. daughter of Mrs. J. II
Harrison all of Rock Rapids. were married at
the residence Of Mrs. J. X; P. Thompson at high
noon yesterday and a reception was gtTen them
last evening. To-. &
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-08

HASTINGS, MISS.--John +. Meyer Of st
Paul znd Miss 3Iattie LII Peeters We're married
by Rev. N. C. Riee, sand j. W. Thomson OF st
Paul and MISS Cora ". Iahar were urtted By
Rev r l. L4eMt&, -. -.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-08

Gladys Warren and Lfbhie Francis complete the
two years' high school course, and diplomas
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PROPOSALS FOR QuARTERs-oFFIcE CON

Dated Minneapolis, May 25th 1906.
n. d. DICKINSON,
-....-. Judge of Said Court
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IOWA FALLS, I0wA--Ernest E. Calkins Of
Lariurorey n l., and Miss Ethel Evers Of this
city will be married here On July a.
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SAUK CENTER AIINN.-At the twentieth an
nual alumni banquet of the Sank Center hie,
Sc cool. class of ten was Initiated. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: President NJ c.
Kelsey; vice president. Mrs. Charles Feisler;
Mrs. T. w. Ward: treasurer. Edith Smith. DR..
H L. Lamb acted Is tnastnaster. 80
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-08

WIN0NA..- MINN.-Jhe commencement exer.
cises Of the WinoDa Normal school were held
| this week. After an address Of much interest
by Dean George F.. James OF the University OF
Minnesota. the diplomas we're presented to the
graduates By Governor John a. johnson. Mayer
John A. Latsch gave dinner at the Winona
to the governor and representative men in. tie
municipal government and educational work
here cSYers being laid for twenty :.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-08
THINKS YOUNG GIRL
Is NOT A CRIMINAL

OAKLAND, April tt would resign
my position rather than prosecute e girl
OF tender years" declared Prosecuting
Attorney Abe P Leach this morning
when the case of Irene Rutherford,
little coIored girl, charged with bat
terry upon Annie Patterson, a white
child, was called in the Police Court
I am sure that this court would not
send an 1I-year-old girl 10 jail for this
offense," he continued, "and I could
have no heart in the prosecution, even
II I could be persuaded 10 undertake it,"
Police Judge Smith called attention
10 the fact that the father Of the child
who was beaten was victim of the
Valencia shipwreck and that the fam
fy was practically destitute He sug-
gested that the parents of Irene
Rutherford pay the doctors bill, which
would amount 70 800. Attorney ]. A.
Johnson. who represented the colored
girl. said the parents were unable 10
DO this and he declared that the Pat
terson girl was not so badly injured as
had been represented Judge Smith
therefore continued the case for two
weeks 10 ascertain the extent of the
childs injuries.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-08
COMPOSER Mccoy TO
SPEAK OF WAGNER

BERKELET- April Music lovers
~vno were given the opportunity On the
University campus two weeks ago 10
hear X. J. MCCOY. the composer, lecture
upon the musical programme which
constituted the fourth symphony con-
cert arc 70 be given a second treat
announcement being made today by the
university authorities that Mccoy is
70 deliver second analytical lecture
g. Hearst Hall Monday evening.
Nr- Mccoy. who composed the music
for the Bohemian Clubs -Hamadryads. %
which scored such a signal success. and
whose musical activities are numerous.
viii give in his analysis OF the SYM
phCnv concert programme for next
Thursday a lecture upon Wagner that
viii be important 20 students Of music,
and particularly the devOreeS OF the
Eres- Germans musical cult His spe-
g q subject viii be the selections from
Wagner to- be given Thursday after
noon IN addition 20 the sn5i-sing OF
the music he VIII speak on Was-~r's
early eSorts ct composition. his theories
and tendencies and the relation Of the
modern music drama 10 the old Greek
tragedy. The poem OF -'ParsifaIT viii
be coupared with the Christian legend
and the. general plan OF the Ring" Will
be outlined AS before. the various
themes and leading motives viii be
illustrated on the piano, Miss Lucy
Hannibal acting as pianist
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-08
BRAVE WOMAN SAVES
HER HOME FROM FIRE

BERKELEY, April 7.-Regardless of
her own danger and thinking only Of
preventing the destruction OF her pretty
home. Mrs. C. Schneider, residing s.at
Dwight way ard Benyenue avenue, this
afternoon clambered upon the blazing
roof OF her house and, with buckets Of
water passed to her by neighbor. brave
ly battled with the flames, gaining con-
troll of them by the time the fremen
reached the scene. Had it not been for
the prompt action of Mrs. Schneider the
house and its contents would have been
a complete loss
Mrs. Schneider, on discovering that the
roof of her home was ablaze. dispatched
a messenger to turn in an alarm OF fire,
but knowing well that much precious
time would be. lost II she awaited the ar
rival Of the apparatus she secured lad
der and. climbing to the burning roof.
gave battle toethe flames. The fire had
gained considerable headway by the time
Mrs Schneider reached the roof. but she
gave no heed to the clouds OF smoke and
showers of sparks. and after a hard fight
subdued the blaze just as the firemen
reached the house.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-08
MAsTEn BAkERs Will ,IEEr.

OAKLAND, April 7.-Arrangements
are complete for the quarterly conven-
tion of the Master Bakers Association
OF the Pacific Coast, which will be held
in this city tomorrow. The visiting
master bakers will be met as they ar
rive in Oakland by members Of the re-
ceptfon committee OF the local branch
OF the association, and will be escorted
TO the local headquarters.
In the morning the visitors will visit
the various points OF interest through
out the city on a special car, and at 1870
D. m a banquet will be he'd at Golden
Sheaf Hall, IN Berkeley. The banquet
Will be followed by the regular business
meeting Of the convention The visit
ors viii be accompanied by a commit
tee from the Oakland Chamber Of Com
merce
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-08
POLICE USE "AUTO"
IN HUNT FOR F0RGER

BERKELEY, April IA big automo-
bile, driven by Detective Kyle OF Oakland
and Chief Vollmer OF Berkeley, was
pressed into service three nights ago,
when the police Of both cities believed
they were on the trail of Herman HASTEN,
an alleged crook, who is wanted for nego-
tiating bogus checks in the various bay
cities Hasten was said to have been
seen headed for Point Richmond, and the
Oakland detective promptly procured an
automobile and gave chase. Chief yoll-
mer consented to act as guide along the
route. though his interest in the chase
was indirect
En- route TO Point Richmond the auto
mobile stuck in the mud. the machinery
broke down and the police officers were
yisibly embarrassed
Hasten made his escape. IL il really
was he who had been observed on the
road to Richmond. The police later in
vestigated the matter and now say that
the original report of Kasten's presence
in the vicinity was probably incorrect, as
he is believed to be in New York
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-08
ALDRICH LOSES FIGHT
FOR BIG ESTATE.
HE IS AN INCOMPETENT
NOTED JURIST
LAID At REST

OAKLAND. April THE funeral Of
the late Judge stephen G. Nye. a pio-
neer jurist of Alameda County. who died
recently at his home in Visalia. was held
at p. m today from the First Presby-
tcrian Church, the services being con-
Quoted by the Rev. K. E Baker The
remains We're laid at rest in Mountain
View Cemetery.
Many members of the Alameda Coun-
ty bar attended the services, TO pay n
last token OF respect to the memory OF
one whose name was a familiar word
throughout the State. Many floral
tributes were sent by friends of the de-
ceased who were unable to be present.
After the services the remains Were
borne from the church by the following.
who during the life of Judge Nye had
been his close personal friends:
Judge S. 7. Hall, ]. p. Richardson,
Dr. Victor Putnam. George Payne, L. c.
MOrehouse and Dudley Kinsel-
The music for the funeral services was
furnished by quartet under the direc-
tion of Clement P. Rowlands.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-08
PROFEsSOR,s pRorEST.

BERKELEY April 7--Professor Cliff
ton Price Of t.-s Latin department Of
the University OF California has fled
with the Town Trustees a protest
against the assessments made by the
commissioners appointed 10 open Prince
street. between College and CIaremont
avenues. Professor Price declares that
lots he has contracted 10 purchase from
Frederick Clark and J. c. Ford in the
assessment district are assessed twice
as much as lot across the street, twice
the size OF his property. He alleges that
the realty owners in the district who
were instrumental in having the open-
ing proceedings started escape taxation.
and hints that II IS not merely the mis-
take OF an official sFhich is responsible
Tor this. The trustees viii hear the
professors protest next Monday even
ing
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-08
THEoLoGIAxs' GRADUATION.

OAKLAND. April The commence
rueut.e exercises of the Pacific Theologi-
cal Seminary viii begin Monday, April
g Al o. m with meeting OF the
trustees OF the Institution and Will close
ca Wednesday. April II. with the pre-
ef~farf0p OF diplomas 70 the members
q the graduating class OF the seminary
The degrees will be conferred BY the
Rev J. X. Mclean. president OF the Pa
cine Theological Seminary. and an ad-
dress VIII be made 20 the graduates by
tile Rev. Robert J. Burdette. The Rev.
William g. Pond, the Rev. Samuel H
WIIev and the Rev Joseph Roweu will
also take part IN the exercises.
The members OF the graduating class
are John Milton Rarnhart. Ernest Bau-
sor- Bradley. clifford Mott Hand, VIII
liam Byron Hathaway, Kannosuke Ka-
svanaka. Kerkichf koii. Bert Jasper
Morris and Archie Toothaker-