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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-05-31
RUNAWAY KILLS TRAMPS
LOADED ORE CARS DASHED DOWN
STEEP GRADE.
Train Crew Jumps to Safety, but Hoooes
Are Believed to Have Been
Crushed.
TWO HARBORS. Mimi, May %

TWO HARBORS. Mimi, May "
4 runaway Duluth X Iron Range train,
earrying thirty loaded ore cars, last night
1T 10 o'clock dashed down hill from
Waldo. MINI. TO Two Harbors, without
an engine crew. conductor or hrakcmen.
axcepting one brakeman who jumped in
the darkness. He sustained broken
leg and other injuries.
Three tramps and possibly more are
lead as a result of their own careless
ness, or ignorance of the working OF
he airbrakes. Twenty-Five loaded ore
fars piled up, being a complete loss
After the tramps had boarded the
train at a block station the air failed TO
work at the top of long hill IL ~
supposed that the tramps III some man
her turned an angle cock. The engineer
and flremen were first TO jump, then the
grew began dropping oil. No Irhulps
were seen to leave the fast moving tram.
The engine ran ahead Of the wreck, but
being reversed. stopped and returned.
OMAHA. Ncb.. May 29.-on the long
Down grade between Lincoln and Omaha
! heavy Burlington freight train with
drunken crew ran wild on the mann me
Engineer Delaney was stretched out
On the engine pilot. His fireman lay IN
1 stupor at the bottom Of the cab. At
the throttle was a brakeman. Another
brakeman stocked the engine. Manned by
the intoxicated pair, the train dashed
past FIVE stations as fast as it's wheels
,ould turn.
The terrified station agents and train
1ispatChers were powerleSs to stop the
runaway. About the time it reached the
steep incline just out Of South Omaha
the engine broke an air pipe, owing to
draw bar being pulled out. This set the
bra kes
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-05-31
WHITE MAN IS LYNCHED
SPECIAL TRAIN HIRED BY MOB IN
LOUISIANA.
Hang Slayer of Jesse Brown Before
Sheriff Has Chance to Take Steps
for a Defense.

NEW ORLEANS, La, May %
Gov. Blanchard was advised today OF
the lynchng at Madison Parish last
night of Robert 4. Rogers, white man
awaiting trial on the charge of muir
deriny Jesse Brown, also white, IN Rich-
land Parish.
Rogers had obtained change oil
venue from the latter parish. mon
of about twenty-five arrived AT iahulah
on a speciau train and 1T once attacked
and broke open the jail Ihey secured
Rogers and hanged him before the sheF-
if could ke any effective steps,
The killing of Brown caused much
feeling against Rogers The slayer was
placed on trial at Rayville and convicted
without capital punishment bur the case
was reversed. His second trial was an
ruptly ended on account oi dcath ia
the family of Judge RanSdcll
On the third trial in Madison iariSn
the district Judge sustained the pea OF
former irouardy and the case was taken
TO the supreme court where IT Is no"
pending.
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo, May u
More than one-half of Gov. Folks man
each day consists of letters concerning
the hanging of Mrs. Aggie Myers, the
Kansas City woman convicted OF having
murdered her husband. Women writ
ers. without exception protest against
the hanging. while the majority OF men
writers insist that the execution he
carried out
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-05-31
FIGHT To A FINISH
FIERCE PUGILISTIC BATTLE III
MIDDLE OF MISSISSIPPI.
Chicago Attorneys Son Knocks Out Gin
cinnati Pug in Five Hard
Rounds.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-. May 20.-On a lone
ly island in the middle of the Missis-
sippi river. six miles above Alton. H.,
free from interruption by the officers of
the law from either state, Harvey Rob
inson. sor of John II. Robinson. Il Chi
cago attorney. and John Murphy, n Gin
cinnati pugilist. fought n terrific fight to
a finish yesterday afternoon. The fight
was for $500 a side.
Robinson. not wishing to disclose his
real identity. fought under the name of
Jack Kelly of Detroit.
The fight was the result of long stand
ing enmity. 1t lasted five rounds. Rob
inson won with a blow over the heart,
which sent his adversary spinning to-
wards the ropes. over which he fell and
hung as if lifeless. Murphy was then
carried to the boat where he was finally
restored to consciousness. Only twenty
five witnessed the fight.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-05-31
TAINTED MONEY
ENEMY RESIGNS.
Judge 0. w. Thompson of Illinois Cir
cult Bench Leaves Woman's
College Office

JACKSONVILLE, IN. May %
Judge Owen =. Thompson Of the >ev-
enth Illinois circuit in lettc" to Pres
ident Harker of the Illinois Womens
college has resigned as :, member of the
board of trustees, giving rs his reason
the acceptance of the Carnegie offer Of
$4,000, conditioned IN The college :ais-
ing - 900 additional. His letter takes
positive grounds against accepting money
Teller,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-05-31
COLOR QUESTION is POSER
Rate Bill Provision in Reference to "Jim
Crow" Cars Gives Promise of Hot
Debate-Tillman Firm.

WASHINGTON, d. c., May 29.-At
a two hours session of the conferees OH
the railway rate bill today number Of
undisputed amendments were agreed to
tentatively, all of the disputed points
were passed over and considerable time
was devoted to discussion of the So
called lin Grow" car provision. This
amendment has given the Republican
conferees some concern because of the
opposition made by northen negroes. Sen
alter Tillman announced he would not
consent to any change in the Senate pro-
vision.
Future action of the Interstate Com
merce commission with respect to a con-
tinuance of its Investigations under the
resolution will be de-
cided Thursday. 1t practically has been
decided, however. that there will be no
further oil inquiries until after Commits
sioner Garfield has submitted his COM
plete report
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BIG FIGHT MAY Be HELD.
Injunction Planned Against State Which
Would Prevent Fitzsimmons and
Tommy Burns Match.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May %
Fl. Il. Prcttyman, treasurer of the Tux
edo Athletic club said that an appIica-
ton would be made to the Delaware
county court at Media, for an injunc-
don to restrain the state police from iu-
terfering with the proposed fight Of Fit
simmons and Tommy Burns. If the I'M
Junction is granted the fight Will go ON.
IL not it will be declared off.
CHESTER. Pa, May %. Sheriff Nc
Clure received instructions from COS.
Pennypacker today To prevent the fight
between Burns and Fitzsimmons The
governor said that the state cOnstabulaly
would be at the Tuxedo clubhouse at the
disposal of the sheriff, While the fight
had not been officially called off late to-
day, it looked certain that it will not
take place.
Late this afternoon the fight was post
poned until June e..
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-05-31
IN THE SLNATE.

Half dozen bills to which no objection
was made were passed on the I'D, after
which the Senate devoted the remainder or
the day to the immigration bill. consisting
of a series of amendments to the existing
law designed 10 bring about Il better dis.
trhution of the immigrants throughout the
country. After long discussion the bill was
passed At 800 II. IN. adjournment until
the next day was taken.
The Senate on the 24th passed the bin
relieving denaturcd alcohol from the inter.
nal revenue tax and began work on the
agricultural appropriation bill, which was
under discussion when adjournment unit!
next day was taken.
The Senate ON the 10Th passed the aGri.
cultural appropriation bill, carrying 81 500.
eco and without word of debate added
to it as an amendment the Beveridge bin
providing for an inspection of fresh meats
intended for domestic consumption; Sen.
of the grain inspectors at Minneapolis,
sought to have national inspection estab-
lished, but failed. A bill authorizing the
government of the Philippines TO change
the weight and fineness Of the silver in the
peso to correspond with the rise in the price
of silver was passed, Senator Clapp Intro.
the alienation of lands of the five civilized
tribes of Indians. The sea-level canal bill
was made the unfinished business, Adjourn
mont was taken until Monday.
The railroad rate bill was sent to confer
ence on the 18th, Messrs. Tillman Culom
and Elklns being named as conferees. Sen
ator Kittredge made a long speech advocat.
ing a sea level isthmian canal. senator
Rayner advocated the purchase or canal
supplies abroad. Consideration OF the Pana-
ma supply resolution was interrupted at =
O'Clock, when the canal type bill was laid
before the Senate as unfinished business.
Late in the afternoon the postoice appro-
priaton bill was taken up for committee
amendments. after which adjournment I'M
til the next day was taken.
The Senate on the Goth passed the postof-
fee appropriation bill, carrying Sl92, 49,,
600 The entire session was devoted to the
debate on this measure. The naval appro-
priation bill was reported The total in
crease voted by the Senate committee was
81. i61 .03I. making a grand total of S163,-
O70,G70. Adjournment until Thursday was
taken.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-05-31
His ImpresslOnS.

Before his elevation to the archbisl-
oprc of York, the late Darcy Magec,
bishop of Peterboro, whose most con-
spcuouS feature was n red nose that his
physician attributed To Indigestion, en-
tered Il third class carriage on the Lon
don X Northwestern railway. His lord
ship took his seat opposite a farmer.
who, after a leisurely inspection of the
episcopal knee breeches. silk stockings
and red nose, summed up his impressions
III the laconic inquiry:
"Curate?'
NO" said the bishop. smiling. mot
exactly though ! was a curate once"
All commented the farmer, shaking
his head, drink | suppose.'
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-05-31
TO lMPEACH Mr.. TAFT
SUSPICION OF SUCH PLAN AROUSED
AT CROMWELL HEARING.
Again NO Satisfaction Is Given Senate
Committee Which Is Trying to
Probe Panama Affairs.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., May %
William Nelson Cromwell was before the
Senate committee on interoceoni,. canals
today and was examined nv Senator
Morgan under his motion TO compel the
witness TO answer certain questions rela-
1--WE To the sale of the canal property to
the United States.
Inc examination was begun by Mr.
Morgan by calling attention to letter
written 10y secretary Taft to Mr.. Crom
witness as having negotiated the sale.
believe you admitted that you nego-
tiated the sale = said Mr. Morgan.
c nat Is not correct replied Mr..
tr"nWell, whereupon he was told to
state the situation himself a declna-
tion 10 make any statement was met by
demand from Mr.. Morgan grounded
On ui Tue lact ,hat his statement had been
characterized as not accurate
MI, cromwell explained that profes-
slGnnIiy he assisted in negotiations of the
SAFE, but he was interrupted by Mr.
Morgan, who said:
secretary Taft says you negotiated
the SAFE to the government Is that cor
rect?"
At this point Senator Hopkins pro-
tested that one witness could not be com
PEELED to pass on the accuracy of a
statement made by another witness.
nj that If the witness declared the
statement OF Secretary Taft to be incor-
rect it would have the effect of impeacn-
ing the secretary.
Entering an emphatic disclaimer of
any such intention, Mr.. Morgan said that
thought would not have entered tha
mind of any but Il suspicious nature,
Senators Morgan and Hopkins dis
puted for sometime. Mr. Cromwell said
he thought Secretary Taft had used the
word negotiated in IA broad liberal
sense. lie declined to enter further into
the subject.
In recommendation of the construction
OF lock canal across the isthmus of
IaIama, the minority of the Senate
committee on interoCeanic canals, has
drafted an exhaustive report which was
submitted to the Senate today by Chair
man Willard. One of the chief argu-
ments made in favor of the lock canal is
that the SpOOner act shows that Con
gress intended that should be the type.
although the authority to decide was
conferred upon the President.
1t is argued that the 500 canal demon
strates that it is entirely possible to in
stan and maintain Il system Of lock ma
chnery which will work with the ut
most SmOothncSs, and that the liability
of accident is practically excluded.
Transformation of a lock system into
sea level one, the report says. could
be effected without interfering with the
traffic in the lock canal The cost of
such transformation, however. is csti-
mated at S2O6,OOO0OO The cost of
maintenance of the lock canal is esti-
mated at $4,000 600 a year.
Estimates made by the majority. rs
10 the cost Of the sea level canal are
disputed by the minority, which declares.
that the total cost was about S272 600
600 instead Of S247.OO0OOO.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-05-31
MILWAUKEE, SToCKYARDS REPORT.

HOGS-Narket steady; light. mixed G31Fg
G.421a: fair to choice mediums. q. OuG.IIlG;
selected mediums and noayy, GiJuG.5u:
rough sowS, 5.75uGlo; coarse stays, 5.JOp
30
CATTLE-Markcta is higher: calves
steady; butchers steers, medium to good
1850 TO 1900 lbs, 4.750jJ0; fair to medium
$50 to 1880 lbs. 1000 100; heifprs, common,
3 2Ju3.50; good, 4.25a4.TJ; cows. fair to
good, $500 10; caunrrs. l.5uT2.2I: fair to
2.-oI3.OO: bulls, common, 2,15H32I; choice,
3.5OIL4.O 90; feeders, 500 to go lbs, $50 .tioO:
stockcIs. 800 to $50 lbs, 3.ot03.5p. N"ul
calves common to choice. 4OouG.Ip VI liz
erS and springers lower
SHEEP-Markct steady. 3.25ls5.Oh: lambs,
steady, J.OpUG.2J; spring lambs, GOO 500.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-05-31
OHIO COAL OWNERS TO FIGHT.
Illinois and Indiana Operators Resume
Peace Negotiations.

CHICAGO, H., May 29.-Scttlcment
of the coal strike in Illinois and Indiana
and sharp renewal of the conflict be-
tween operators and miners in the Ohio
fields are the probable outcome of the
conference held here.
The Illinois operators. by breaking
away from the ,ri-Statc alliance, now are
free to make peace with their employees.
Negotiations which promise to result in
Il mutual agreement have been resumed
at Springfield \ tentative basis for set
Element has been reached also i'll Indi-
ana, where the operators and miners are
in conference.
The Ohio operators, on tho other hand
announced that they are determined to
wage a fight against the miners union
independently.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-05-31
LINDMAN Is NEW PREMIER
Swedish Cabinet Is Made UP to Replace
Staaf Ministry Which Re
signed May IS.

STOCKHOLM. May 29.-The new
cabinet succeeding the Staaf ministry,
which resigned May -. is composed as
follows:
Premier, VI. $. A. 4. Lindman; minister Of
justice, Albert Petersen: marine, Admiral
byrsscn; interior, VI. Juhlln; finance, NJ
Swattl; public works, H. Hammarsk Joli;
agriculture, Alfred Petersen: foreign at.
fairs, +. H. lrollc; war, Col L. II. Ting
stem,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-05-31
EX-M MINISTER Is BlGAMlST
klmon Clarence Abel Pleads Guilty ID
Chicago and Gets an Indefinite
Penitentiary Term.

CHICAGO, H.. May 29.-Almon Clar-
mce Abel, formerly prominent minis
ter of the Methodist Episcopal church,
pleaded guilty to a charge of bigamy to-
day and was sentenced to an indefinite
term IN the peuitentiary. Abel was for
nery pastor of the Hammond Avenue
Methodist Episcopal church and later
vas pastor of Trinity NJ. i. church, one
If the largest Of its denomination in the
pity. TO his second Wife. Abel was
known as claire Clayton" aud it was
upon complaint Of her mother that he
Abel's first wife was Miss Kate \,
Stove Of Racine Wis, and he was mar
ried 10 her February -. 1894. On Sep
TENDER 30, 1903, he was married to Miss
Aseneth Il. Austin. who resided in Rog-
ers Park, few miles from this city.
was arrested
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-05-31
BIG MINE DEAL FRAUD CHARGED.
Rogers Heirs Say SIS, 900 Bought $4,000.
600 Property

DULUTH MINI. May %. Ind.c
Cant today heard arguments by Rogers
heir Tor an order compelling the com
panics operating the Leonard and Clark
minc- ucar Chisholm, 10 produce fIrir
records. Tie order is wanted TO enahin
tie heirs to determine the value Of The
property. They are suing tie Clark Min
Ing company for possession Of the mine.
on the grounds that the property was Oh
taincd by fraud. They hope 10 get proof
that the mines are worth more thnn
81, 100000 which mine. were bought for
less than $1,000
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-05-31
MORGAN FAVORSENGLAND
Had 1t Not Been for High American Tar
if We Would Now Have Open
helm Pictures.

NEW YORK, May 29.--Sir Caspar
Purdon Clarke, director of the Metro
pOlitan Museum of Art, returned here
today on the $. $. Minnehaha from Lon
don. He was asked whether j. L. Nor
gan has made many art purchases
abroad and said in reply:
Owing to Mr.. Morgan's irritability at
the high tariff on art works to the coun-
try | did not go into his purchases. The
Oppenheim collection which Mr.. Morgan
purchased some time ago is being ar
ranged at the Kensngton museum in
London, and | believe that if it had not
been for the high duty it would have
been arranged in this cOnntry.'
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-05-31
COTTON TAKES A TUMBLE.
Active Liquidation Causes Break That
Reaches Maximum of as Points
in New York

NEW YORK. May 29-Thcrc was
very active liquidation in the cotton mar
kct during today's session, chiefly by
parties long Of the old crop months and
it was reported that the huIl clique which
has been supporting these positions was
unloading all its holdings. At any rate
May broke about Ii points from the
1855 and July sold at lO.S2 or 20 points
net lower. Later positions were relative
~ firm and about to points net
ljrLpr
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-05-31
COAST INSURANCE GOES UP
Business Blocks Must Pay as Per Cent
M0Ie-KOmes Affected.

san FRANCISCO. cal. May 90
Insurance managers have received notice
mat hrc insurance rates Oh business
blocks aud on stochs Of merchandise Lny,
pech increased - per cent in Los An
gees and all over tie coast. The new
rate applies only TO the business district.
; ne ~ per cent. reduction ON dwellings
IN April has been ahroealea
Chinese residents who were burned nm,
VIII sustain still further loss tlat may
reach rs high as $4,000 or 500 OO0
lheE must obtain from the government
~ WASHINGTON duplicate certificates Of
itsAl Its!aeLe e - the United States.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-05-31
MICHAEL DAVITT LOSING.
Irish Leader, However, Was Resting
Quietly and Suffered No Pain
Early in the Day.

DUBLIN. May 29-The bulletin is.
sued this morning by the physicians in
attendance upon Michael Davtt says
ne continues 10 lose ground, though lac
is resting quietly and is free from pain
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-05-31
OVER MILLION IS ACCEPTED.
Controversy Over Port of Entry in Texas
Settled by Gift

WASHINGTON, -. g., May 90
The lIous" committee has settled tLr
controversy between Port Arthur ana
Sabine Pass, Tex, in their desires 10 be-,
come the port Of entry. in favor. Of Port
which accepts tie offer of John w ,ntrs
made on behalf Of the Kansas CIV
southern railway aud which gives ia The
United States the tide water caual M
Port Artnur said to have cost 81 800 900
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-05-31
ANARCHY IN MOROCCO.
Unrest Due to Hostility to Reforms De.
cided Upon by the Conference
at Algeciras.

TANGIER, May 29.-The anarchy in
southern Morocco has blazed out into
intertribal fighting and the whole coun-
try is given over to fire and sword.
Mogador practically is blockaded on
the land side, and bandits are plumber
ing caravans with impunity within sight
of the walls of the town.
The unrest largely is due to hostility
to the reforms adopted by the Algecirns
conference All classes of Moors are de-
termined TO oppose the introduction of a
European police force.
NJ. Charbonnier, a Frcnchman, and
clerk mt the COmpagnie Algerienne bank,
was shot and killed last night while rid
ing horseback on the beach three miles
from here. The murdercrs escaped.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-05-31
WESTERN FLOODS THREATENING.
Eight Drowned in Nevada-Scores Are
in Great Danger

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. May %
Heavy rains during the last twenty-four
hours caused great damage. a washOut
on the Southern Pacific near Golconda.
New, resulted in the drowning of eight
Mexican sheep hcrdcrs. Volunteers are
at work raising the Sevir river dam.
The water is low backed up eight miles
Should the dam 90 out 600 families of
Mormon farmers will be swept away.
Snow is reported in southern Utah.
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Paraftin Rates Adjusted.

CLEVELAND. O.. May 2o.-.Thc in
terstate commerce commission inquiry
here into the Standard Oil company and
railroads has borne results. The indie
pendent oil men have been notified by the
east on parailin wax. that gave the
Standard great advantage, have been cor
rected
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-05-31
Boats Overcome Accident.

NEW YORK May 29.-The two rae
Ing ynwls Lila ana Tnmerlane, which
withdrew from a race 10 bermuda for
Il $500 cup offered 10y Sir Thomas Lip
ton after the I.iIa's mast was broken on
Saturday. made Il fresh start for Bcr-
mudt from the starting line off the
Brooklyn Yacht club today.
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Court Gracious to Ball Teams.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, May CAR
rangcment was made today whereby the
presence Of the Toledo and Louisville
baseball clubs will not he raquired in
Louisville tomorrow, when the case
against them for alleged violation of the
Sunday closing law is called. Both teams
will play their scheduled games for Deco
ration day ut Columbus and indiana
nnlis
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-05-31
MILWAUKEE HAY MARKET.

Choice timothy hay. fl.59r LOO; 40 !
timothy hay. 1O.25rrlIUO; No. timothy
hay. S.5onlOoo; clover and mixed, SOON
900: choice Kansas ana Nebraska prairie,
1l.oOUll 80; No. ! prairie, $500 1850, No. >
prairie SpbUaOO, Wisconsin prairie. $500
700: packing hay, 5.juu6Op rye straw,
G.5OW7.OJ. oats, straw, 5.UbEtJ.2j; wheat
straw / 5Dlt5po
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-05-31
THE SIMPLE LIFE.

There IS a road 70 cartiIiy bliss.
The secret wuuld you know
Five words contain it IL IS Ibis.
Eat little, aud eat slow
Or world you that vuur lot should be
Celestial happiness
It's but q question 81 degree:
Eat slower still-and less Punch
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-05-31
QUAKE FELT IN PENSY.
Great Alarm Caused Near Reading by
Rocking of Buildings from
Earth Tremors.

READING, Pa, May 29.-Rcports
from southern Bcrks county. near the
Chester county line, TINS evening. report
earth trcmors aud vibrations which ere
atcd great alarm. There was II gentle
rocking Of buildings.
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Gives Two n illions for School.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-. May D.-lt has be
come known that the donor OF $1,000
900 to found an industrial school here.
real estate owner. The institution will
be modelled after the Massachusetts in
stitute Of technology.
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POPE ANNULS PRINCELY TIE.
Action in Marriage of Daughter of Dor
Carlos to Son.

VIENNA, May 29.-The Pope has an
nullod the marriage of Prince Frederick
of Schoenburg- Waldenburg and Princess
Alice of Bourbon, youngest daughter of
Don Carlos. pretender to the Spanish
throne. Their son consequently is not
able To inherit his fathers title.
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Jury Has Dr.. Force Case.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI. May %
DR. j. +. Force. held on charge of
ombezzling 135 shares Of Metropolitan
bank stock from the Northwestern Ma
tionul Life Insurance company of which
he was president, is now awaiting the
decision Of the jury.