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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-20
Rare Collection of Portraits.

The U1izi gallery. Florence. mas &C
ouired a collection Of II 900 portraits,
etchings. engravings and copper plates
representing celebrated historical per-
sonagcs. munarchs. pOpes and art
isis
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-20
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS or THE
CITY COUNCIL.

Council chamber Cairo, H., April
10, 1906,
tSecond Regular MeetingD
Preseat: Hon George Parsons
mayor, and Aldermen Antrim. Fuller
Jocelyn, June. Lawler, Magner. Nellis
Nordman, Scullin Simon and Snyder
Absent, Aldermen Koehler and Neff
Minutes.
Alderman Wagner moved that the
minutes of the last regular meeting
be approved without reading. The
motion was adopted.
Reports Of Officers.
The mayor reported the police, jail
and fire committee had held an inves
Igaiion at Fire Station No. ! and that
as a result of such investigation I
N. McReynolds had been dismissed
rom the service.
The mayor nominated Roy Clark to
iucceed T. N. McReynolds. dismissed
Alderman Lawler moved the nomi.
ration be confirmed
The motion was adopted by the fol.
| ,
Jocelyn, Lawler, Wagner Nellis, Nord-
nan, Sculin, Simon and Snydef-10.
Nay--None.
The mayor reported further that
Tireman John Collins had been trans.
erred from Station to Station and
hat Fireman Kelley had been placed
II Station in his stead
Alderman Snyder moved that the
tction of the committee with regard
investigation and removal Of Fire
nan McReynolds and transfer of Fire
men Collins and Kelley be approved
The motion was adopted.
Robt F. Thornberry street super
visor and poundkeeper, submitted his
report as follows:'
Cairo, ILL.,, March 81, 1906.
To the Hon Mayor and Members of
City Council:
Gentlemen - hereby report to
your honorable body the persons who
nave paid dog license for the year
1906 since last report made by j. NJ.
Oavidge. as follows, to-wit:
No. 121, j W. Howard.
No 122, Leon Graves.
No 1913, Melia Gibbs.
No 1874, Henry Heilig.
No. 1876, o. P. Hurd
No 1876, Irene Johnson.
No. 1877. Mary Essck.
checks at $500 each, $14.00.
,Tsroa r,,,.o,,c ,oooi,,t ottonbnd al an
Would also report 20 dogs killed as
shown by separate bill filed with the
etv clerk
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-20

Absorbs Stale Tobseco Smell.
Il basin Of water i risced ovs--
aizht n 2 room where rsorle he's
bsen smoking the usual srsIl CT st.t.
'obases ~ be zozs n tAe aofparx
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-13
ipurhe heim SolsfaTen bon einsm

purhe beim 5olsfSfen bon einsm
8aumfamm erbriidt.
Stnsheim. Wpr einiaer !3sit
brannte bas GarbmiibItpert Der DE-
mifden Sabrit bon Stephan Ra9f.
bpnftGnbis nieber. Das Serer mar
bur9 Warmlaufen Der Mdi9tne1
entffdnben.
Sobtmpos. Dor ttraem brdnHs
te bos NIT S9inbein unb Strpb be-
bedte Mnpefen bes SageI0bners 3.
Gbner Bier Bib auf BEN 9runb nth
Der. Der S9aben betrGgt ettpa
1900 Mart. 0ts Iabrnifs iparen
nidt berF1ert. Rur BEN Mnfnngan>
gen Der ontpefenben Seuernehr tt e3
gu berbanten, baf bic NIT Stru9 Be-
bedtsn Mebeneebaube aerettet tparben.
WPeinptdD.
Speber. Sus Mutpmpbil bes
bisfisen Tabrrabbdnblsrs SoIstnser
iiberfu5r ben fsbsetni6hrisen Go6n
bes 2anbptrtbs Weuig unb tObtets
ibn.
SrtdenfeIh. 5ter trus Elm en-
tpchfenes Wdb9en bos atpet Sahre
alte. eiusise &tnb bes MstaIsiebets
Mi9oel 9atpur auf benz Iru. Gtn
fteben Sabre alter &nabe psrieste benz
MGb4en stpei St1be In bic Sette, 10
bab es auf bic &nte fteI, nobel tbm
bas Rtnb entsIitt unb NIT benz &opf
70 fart ouf BEN 8oben f9lus, bub
es etne Gebirnerf9iitterune bdbon>
trus. Na9 fur5er 3ett ftarb bus
Sinh On ben 0erleBunaen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-13

gin6altsbefe6le bon %nornberein elmer
gsrurthsiluns 9lei&. gs tpirb a1gs'
1omrnsn, bab bis Bertlagten bic ab'
F9t babsn, eth l1nrs9t su begeben. on
osfsn Bessbung He bur9 a%norObung
ssri9tIi9sr strafsn sebinoert tueroen
mabtsn. l1nb mann INNER oiss ge'
i9iebt, alIo cine ri9tsrli9e @Hii9si'
buns sesen bic gefIasten erge6t unb
Elm ginerif In beren permeintlt1s
Re9te erfolst, o6ne bab BITE Bsfla9tsn
borber gs66rt uorb.n fnb-fp III es
~lnbsrmeibli9, oab bic getIagtsr oas
@efibl baben, bob ibuen unrs4t &C.
f9ebe. 11no if es nur natfrli9, mite
bsoausrli9 ss aud istn mag, bab 3i'
folgs ioldsn benz 6Hsntliden &edts'
gsftbl uno Der ionfisen Re4tshbun3
tpiosrfprs@enben 8orgebens bas aunse
Ginbaltsberfabrsn, ia msbr obsr wsnt.
ger bas sanas @eri1tsmeisn In tpsiteri
Rrsiisn Des Bottles In Ierruf gstOm.
men TIT.
6dttsn BIZ. Ri4tsr bss 2anoes,
Staatsri6ter fompbl pie 8unbesrih.
Ter. In iol4en Gtreiifdasn hsts gshan.
belt wie In benz porlisaenbeH 5aue Der
@i9ter getbea banbslt, hdttsn He gtn.
baltsbefebIe ni4t erIahen auf 9runo
einieitiesr. aneeprHftsr unb iinsrtris.
isnsr Darfeaungen bin, fonbsrn ben
0srflaeten iets @slessnbsit our Der.
tbsibisung unb Re8tfertigung segebsn,
sbs He ssss1 he enti9isbsn unb fs in
Na9tbsil berieBtsn. 10 befdnbs bsute
Der sroBe 6aB ns9t sesen bas Gin
6altsbsrfabren. l1nb ss uiirbs better
UNI bas Anfsbsn Der @eri9te unb um
bic a~1ssmsins 9sissli9tsit bsfeat isin.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-13
Ganoel ftno @anoeI.

usbsr bic @si9dftslase I'm aase'
mstnsn ldBt fb bon Der leBtsn Wo4e
ni9ts Neuss beri9ten. 9ieielbe pro.
fpsritdt in nasn 3weiaeu bes 6anhsls
unb Der Snoufrie, i'm @tntlans nit
ben ysri9ten iibsr cine seis9nets grnte.
9isie it ni9t nur auBsruroentlia er.
eisbis. ionoern aud bon Defenders
gutter, QuaIitdt.. ,8rOBs gefsQungsn
auf getreios tamsu bonn auslanoe, 10
baB cine bebsutsnbe @oloeinfubr babel
beraustonimsn btirfts. 9is grntebe.
ri9ts . SommifRon bss tatifif9en
Bureaus bes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. De-
partsmsnts ner6fentli6te bsafteiid bes
Stanbes Der @rnts oss 2anbss auf
@r,Ino Der 8eri4ts Der 2orrsfpcnbsn.
ten lnb 4esnisn bss Bureaus bis fol-
ssnoen slnsaben: Der Stanb bes
Waiiss mar am II. Nuguf NIT 1871
gu ber3st9nen sesen 87.5 am L. gull,
uno bic anberei1 @streibearten finb
sbenfaas In ben IsBtsn anoertbaIb Wo'
natsn I'm prossntfab UNI mebrsre
puntte 9eftiegen.
Die Giisnbabnen baben usiters sroBe
Nsuanfdnfunesn TIRES g%etriebsmats.
riaIs unb BsffsQunsen sema8t. Die
gaut6dtigtsit ldbt niat nod, nur fnb
INNER nod brtli4e St6runssn our9
Siferen3sn 3uii9en arbeitern unb
8aufontraftors1 b%orbanbsn. Dem
2lein. @ef4dft war alleroings Die grOBe
S9mtle In Der Iebtsn @o&e binoer.
ltd, ionf siebt es taum eine ytpbts
Saiion" In Der @asnmaarsn. unb ge.
tlsibunss Bran9e. Die bslisbtsn
Sommsr.a uspsrtdufe battsn In allen
Stdbten INNER groBsn 3uipru9.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-13
sis i'm somms. III i.kt Elm ioId'

b~ringenbes 8ebitfn'B geuorbsn, tpie
Roblen I'm Winter. Sas publifum
berlanat mad erbBsrsm Comfort. tuie
ibm aud bic fanitdrsn 8Ortbeile bes
gisberbrau&es gum 8suuBtiein 9es
lanat Hno. alsin biefsr feigenbsn
Nadfrass Hebt cine erttinfeite Be
i9rdnfuns bss anssbots I'M sanser
2anbs sntsegsn. gs bietet ni4t bic
serinsRe Sdmierisfeit. 10 bel gis 3u
lisfera, nls bas publitum brau9t.
Die gislieferanten slauben aber, bab
es tn ibrsm 0ortbsil liest, tpeniaer gis
au bobsn preiisn gu pertaufen uno
banb.ln benaemdb. gs III fefgefsQt
tuorosn. bab gis bsosuteno biaiser
psrtauft iperben fann, als au ben ieBi.
gen preiisn unb benz 6abritante1 bod
nod Elm gutter prOit berblsibe1 uirbe.
9a man bieisn ben preis niat bOrs
i9reiben fauu, 10 entfebt bic Grase,
OBJ es ni9t aneebradt udre. ffdotti4e
gisfabritsn a~n3ulssen, tpel9e bas Sis
in fleinen Qnaniitdten. alfn MUIR FIR
priUatROniumsntsn, gum RoFsuprsifs
Iisferu. Sas wdre In prinsipiener
6inR&t mobl ni9t sinpanbfrei. absr
Rptb fennt fein 8ebpt uno feline bfono.
mii9en Sbeorien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-13
8eIgien.
Runoe u n Id 3ur
Gee.

g 9ieberei BET einer
6 rcurio n. 8etm Mbsang oes
Oampfers .8onauaa," Der fir cine
grcurfion BON Gattlesburg, &p., naa
Sronton. g., sedartert poroen par,
fpielten fi9 In Sronton g1oefe ab. BEL
tpstden fiinf perionen sef@ofen uno
eth Carl Mabeno4im BON Sronton err
f4pfen purbe. Nebrere junse 2eute
bon Sronton batten ftb auf ben Dam
pier %geordngt unb tuur6en bon einem
poliatfen binaussepieen. @obaIo
Der Oampfer fi4 in Bepesung iebte,
ftel Elm Steinresen bonn Gunoe Der ouf
benielben unter bic Wense auf Dem
Bed. Darauf f9ofen rnebrere auf Dem
0ampfer ~beftnblt&e 2eute mad Der
@teae am 2un6e. pober Der Steine
regen getommen mar.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-13
Sentihlanb.
pfIegebes beut4en
2tebes.


Berlin, IL. Aug. BET ieinsr I'm
msienbsit In @Hsn. mo Der 9aiier
ioebsa gum gsiu9 Der Gamilie Rrubt
peiIte, bat sr absrmals 9eIsgenbeit ge-
nommen, ieiner Worlisbe fur bas bsut.
fde YolfsIiso bereoten Nusbrud 3u ber-
leiben. Na9bem i6m Der bortise Mr.
better, 8siangbsrsin v8.meinuobl" Elm
fottss Stdnb9en gebra9t battle, belt
Der Raiisr sine Hnipra9s an bic Sdn.
ger, In pel9er er, untsr ber3li4en San=
tssmortsn fur ben geoiegene1 Wortrag
Der sstpdbltsn 2ieoer, bic pfsge oss
Yoltslisbss auf bas gutidiebsnffe be-
.ftrtportete, fatt bab man an ben
R%unfssfans unb sei8raubte partitu=
rem a6nnen urb 3sit be,i4msnbs. @r
ertpdbnte babel bi: reue beuti9e Bolts
Iisosriammluns. msl&e In ieinem auf.
TRACE unb nit ieiner unterftbun9 bon
elmer slnsabl bsudbrtsr Jadmdnner
tintsr 2situng bss Jrei6errn &o4us b.
2ilieueron bsrgeffeat woroen TIT.
Sui menfunt m Span
nuns erwartet.
gerIin n, IL. Nus. Der beborffes
benbsn gsgsgnung 3wii8sn R6nig go'
marb unb Raifsr DilbsIm bet Som-
burg b. b. 81. tusnost f9 mebr unb
mebr bte algemeine AufmerfFamfeit 3u.
Sc b.rlautet bsuts, baB Der Rei1stans.
Ter 5arf b. Billion, na&oem bic gu,
Iammentunft Der beioer Monar9sn
bsenbst, feline 2ur tn Noroernep untsr-
bre4en unb nod Wtlbelmsb6be Bel Rai.
lei reiisn tpsrbe, um nit benz 8aifer,
Der bann bort rpeilsn tutrb, 3u f%onfert.
rem. 9isis Wslouug bebarf aber mod
Der BeRdtigung.
slider 1T, oaB BET Der Segsgnuns
3pif9sn 2bnig goparo uno 2aifer
@ilbeIm fsine Winifer anwefeno isin
unb bic beiosn 6erri&er TIRE pOlitiidsn
grbrterunssn untsr bier ausen abma-
den ruerben. Wan III atemli4 reusie.
ria barauf, tuis fi9 bic britiiae @buu.
binifen.Y rsHs benz greignib se9eniiber
berbalt.n unb OBJ He oie gswerbsmdBise
8runnsnpsrgiftuns cine 3eitlang sins
Fellen pirb. Na9 frtiberen grfab.
rungen it bas 0ertrauen barauf ni9t
qroB. gsshsIi9 Der politii&en Be.
beutung Der gntrebue 3eigt f4 bic bies
fge prsEs nod INNER isbr surid6aI.
ter1b.
8eIgien.
Runbe o u 9 u d 3ur
Ofenbe, IL. Mug. Cine 5lai9e
III ni4t melt bon bier an ben Stranb
geipalt tuorbsn, welde ote na4febenoe
unbatirte 9epei9s sntbieIt:
,@ei@eitsrt In Der Hd6s bon 2ap
Jloriba on Borb bes Segeli&ths
.gIperanee", 9hntir&en. 3ebn ges
rettet on Borb bon Boot. M&t &aae
Wunbborr6tbe. Qapitdn Rerilac."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-13
- Wuf0er Worddrtfher

TWufber Woradretben'
Sniff IN 1stbupef lit berBau Der f9ies
neHip{sn Bd5n beinabs beeubsst. Die
grftnbare fouru1t BON BEN fransSfs
i&eu pberfsu Reumfb; fe tuurbe Don
be.n Jrgeatnsr 6ebsF perDonfummnt
Der, Bug, br alis ustrersn Dungeons
Mnb d1ttumpbBlarttger locomotive Be-
fsBt, bsrfe3rt fe9r f4neII. pirb fi4er
eete3d unb atbrsmh. Dieter erfts
f9smntpk Bobmsug pertehrt bon ek
mem Gu1s Der sSnfsl gum anberen unb
Iegt ban Mea in 35 Mtratten suriid.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-13

Ser &f swii@en Stride unb
Staat. Der bas game naticnals 2sben
5ranfrei9's wdbreno Der Isbtsn Sabre
erf9attsrte, i9eint In Spanisn elm
rueltgei9i9tli3es Wa9fpteI finbsn su
molten. uniere alss umssRaItsnbs
3sit rtittelt NIT Wa&t an ben gsf9i9t.
li9en 8raottionsn aus bsrfoRsnsn
3eitaltern.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-13

vt. q. 3obion gIaubt, wie oies
Dor eintsen xa9e1 ote vNowoie Wrsn.
ia" ausbrtdte, bob es bemndGf 3ui=
f@sn ben Dereinigten Staten unb
Saparl ;u sinsm Rriege tomms1 pirbe,
uobet bic pbtlippinsn. SnieIn futf9
seben tuiirben. 6obfon baHft feline
MnR9t auf ben tlsuefsn. ssrjngfdst.
gen aleuten. 3wtf&enfan. mir mol.
ten. bisie s&waraiebereien l%tpirben
perwirtlt9t uno mir ben pbtItsptnsu.
ar4ipeI balbisR los. DDS tphre Elm
tuabrsr Gesen far unier RuIturag Batter.
Lamb. tuenn es bes pbtIipptnif&H I'm.
bdngiels IebIg tutrbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-13

NuBlanb Iiefert wieber Der Welt
sinsn usitsren Bspets, bob borber an-
sstinbigie &sbOlutiunen ni9t sin,u.
trsfsn pfesen. ReboIuttonsn tperben
ni9t auf gefsluns semu9t, iunbsrn
mHRsn f9 entpideln.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-13

5ur@ bic Staatsplatfermi, meI@e
bic Semotratie bon Soma angenom'
men bat, piro man tpieber sinmal an
bic 3sit srinnert. 80 usl9er bic Demo.
tratsr feft our Democratic bielten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-13
Grndrhd.

~. @ie, sic finb Der ein5ise
@elbbrieftrdger bier am Orte Sd,
ba tpunberfs MIDI ni4t, bab sic 10
felten Su mir comment"
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-29
TWO TRAIN. MEN ARRESTED.
Train Which Killed Hudson Man Elk
{''~''& " ceeded Speed Limits.

HUDSON, WIs.-At the corners inquest in
the case Of Dennis Smith, who was killed by =
westbound passenger train In this city, it was
found that the train was running at higher
speed than the city charter allows, and on the
demand Of District Attorney H. H. Dean Of st.
Croix county, the engineer and conductor were
arrested. Their trial was fixed for Nov. 10
next, in this city. and they were placed under
bond for their appearance. The fireman and
brakeman were subpenaed as witnesses. -
The speed limit for trains within the city
limits of Hudson is fifteen niles an hour, and
it is the testimony that train No. swent much
faster than that. -.
Smiths brother, it is thought, was also killed
by a train. as he was found some ten years year
Governor James o. Davidson speaks at the
armory in Hudson tomorrow night on the Issues ne
governor very strongly in. the primary. it is
certain that full house will welcome him;
The new Norwegian Lutheran church at South
Saltwater across the St.. Croix, will be dedi
Gated next Sunday Rev., J: ": Preus and Rev
sermons and the pastor of the church.. Rev.: N
l., Blomholm Of Hudson will also participate.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-29
i LOST LIFE BECAUSE DEAF
Ford Could Not Hear the Whistles and
Was Run Down,

TWO HARBoRs, MlNN.-An ore train in
charge of Conductor Il. w. Glass struck and
instantly killed Frank Ford, aged. SO years
Ford paid no attention to 1.-The locomotive wh1s-
tie, nor the warnings of men near and 1t was
afterwards. learned he was deaf. -. !
The total receipts Of iron ore the past week
were 236, 800 tons, or an average OF $4,000 tons
the steamers being the Matoa, A. B. Wolyin
and German. Four vessels left this port with
cargoes Of lumber as follows, The barge
Bradley, with 10000 feet; the. barge Genoa
and barge, Our. Son, with a combined cargo OF
10000 feet. A., ,s~.-..s. .. 49,. :.
be held in Duluth on Nov. and 8. Among
the addresses will be one by Edmund Vance
Cooke the Ohio poet. who is to speak on "Pot
Luck with q Poet :; on Friday afternoon.
Another address will be made by George R.
Wendline.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-29
=. -, s. s. WORKERS MEET q.
Carver County's Sunday School Work
ers Hold Convention. ~

CHAsKA; M1NN.-The first Carver county
Sunday School convention was held here
sion 1.-THE Teacher discussed by State
Secretary "A. NJ; Lederer;, place and
terson of Victoria; "The Superintendent Super
intending by II: CT Blanch Of Chaska and
Essentials in Elementary Grades BY superin.:
tendent. Grace; M 'Longfellow; At the Sunday
est in Bible Study" and then the convention
ended for the afternoon with an election and
business session at which Rev. Robert Fl.
Brenneke, Jr.,. Of Chaska was elected president,
Rev. G. A. Heidenreich Of Waconia secretary and
Miss Jennie superin
Du Toit, Ghaska, superintendent teachers train.
ing; Miss Lillian Kempkes, Carver, Frank Lun
sturn, Waconia,> and John Hoffman, Victoria,
county executive committee. Sunday evening the
convention closed with an interesting address: by
Professor A. M locker. -, %@a% ar1;'s
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-29
UNION COUNTY TERM IMPORTANT
Grand Jury Called for Court Opening
at Elk Point.

ELK POINT, s. D.-The adjourned September
term of circuit court commenced here today.
There will be a grand Jury at this session, the
first since the March. 1904, term. There are
ten criminal and sixteen civil cases, the largest
docket in years. f 49,
OF the. ten criminal cases, four are prosecu-
tions for violation Of the liquor license law, in
Guiding one against the Sioux City Eagles, who
have an aerie across the Sioux River from
Riverside park, in Union county. There are two
assault cases, two with a deadly weapon, and
one for highway robbery.
I. Five of the civil cases are suits OF A. O..
Mason Beresford AGAINST three
insurance for the loss BY fire last spring of
the Beresford Touring mill and electric. light
plant. The plaintiff has subpenaed nearly fifty
witnesses from Beresford, all the leading busi-
ness and professional men.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-29
PRAIRIE FIRE ON OLD RESERVE
Settlers. Of the Red Lake Country Lose
i :: IS Hay and Grain. ~

THEE RIVER FALLS, M1NN.-Prairie fires,
have been raging on the recently opened Red
win run up into the thousands of dollars. The
biggest fire ran before a heavy north, wind
Red Lake. river. Hundreds of tons Of hay and
grain and several settlers homes have been
destroyed. The fire Is now nearly burned out.
and the scare IS about over. r 50
The election I'm Red Lake county viii be one
Of the most bitterly fought in the history sof
northern Minnesota. The county seat fight be-
tween lrhief River Falls and Red Lake Falls
has brought about an emnity between the two
towns which will figure in the election. The
main contest is between James E. Ford, incum
bent and j. B. ,O'Brien. for the office of
county auditor. Ford is the Red Lake Falls
candidate, and his, acts in regard to the county
seat removal have not met with the approval of
Thief River. .fs.s r
The gubernatorial contest is not of much
prominence, but it is generally conceded that
Johnson will carry the county.
a remarkable fact about the installation Of
waterworks in this city is that, tho the system
has beer iii operation for nearly twelve months,
it, has not been called upon for fire.;
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-29
LovETT's BODY IN THE RIVER
Green Bay Man Fell In When Seized
- by an Epileptic Fit. r..

:, GREEN BAY, sWIs.-The body Of Charles
Lovett,4 aged 80, who disappeared from his home
two weeks, ago, was this morning found in the
river, into which it is thought he fell while
suffering from epileptic. fit, to which he was
subject. 81. so - So: zs.s% st1:-2.s
! Mayor R. E. Minahan has started crusade
The first arrest was made today and the barten-
der had to pay fine Of IS and costs
head with a hammer six months ago. Isadore
Libert, aged 80, is dead He leaves a wife and
four children 49, s.>a IL
Death claimed Otto Forester, aged %, while
he was on his way to this. city from California,
where he had gone three weeks ago to find relief
from tuberculosis. .$5Gz-sg =. ..:.s:.fr 4
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-29
BEAR ISLANDERS
HAVE A GRIEVANCE
EXPECTED s25 PAYMENT; GET;
TING BUT So.
Several Of the Chiefs scorn to Accept
the Small Sum offered Them, Assert
ing That the Government Is With
holding Their Just Dues Reds Will
Suffer from Rigors Of Winter.
Special to The Journal. 7

Special to The Journal q
Walker, Mimi, Oct. 2e.-Indian Agent Frater
is making an annuity payment of S. per capita
to the Laech Lake Indians. The older Indians
and the Bear islanders are greatly dissatisfied,
for they expected a payment of at least $25,
as in other reservations.
They assert that there Is $50 900 of their
funds in the treasury at Washington and that
they have received nothing from the sale of their
timber in recent years. Many chiefs are refus-
ing to accept the payment t"
But little liquor is. being sold, the Indians
buying provisions chiefly. Having no funds to
buy clothing, they are bound to suffer this win
ter. n..G " u o. AZ =
/ In spite of the rough sea many Indians paddle
across the lake to trade In Walker. They are
sober and orderly and show good judgment in
their purchases. f. E.'s~E-s 81. ~ #
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-29
4, FIND RING IN A POTATO
Unconfrmed. but Interesting Story from
t.y H. Little Falls. -. 5Tf %

LITTLE FALLS. MINN.-A- wedding ring lost
over two months ago has Just been found en-
bedded in large potato.
EARLY in September Mrs. John Glubka, resid-
Ing southwest of here, while digging potatoes
lost from her hand gold band wedding ring
Of potatoes to. this city and sold them.s "A por-
ton OF the load was purchased by Mrs. Carl
Bolander living Oh the West Side
Yesterday while Mrs. Bolander was preparing
scme' of the potatoes for cooking. she discovered
embedded in large tuber gold band ring
She had heard of Mrs. .Glubka's loss and at once
notified her that her much priced ring had been
recovered 81 .sE Ftn::4Et
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-29
ELEVEN FARMS GUARANTEED
Authorities Act In Douglas County Hog
Cholera Case.

ALEXANDRIA, MINN.-Hog cholera has brok-
en- out in the town, Of Hudson in this county
and there have been heavy losses by the farm
ers: Eleven farms have been quarantined, and
it is now hoped the disease will be put under
control. .~.
Walter Hughes, II years old, of Orange, this
county shot himself thru the hand and leg with
a small pistol. * ..
The buildings are being removed from the
site Of the proposed federal building: =. -
The Business Mems association has taken up
will remodel HIS building. rdr. Brown will put
In s., 900 and the business men $1,000 for the
work and Alexandria will have an up-to'date
playhouse. - =! . , = - "r - i.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-29
KILLS A BIG LYNX
Brainerd Farmer Found that He Need
ed All His Shells.

iBRALNERD MINN.-One of the biggest lynx
ever killed In Crow Wing county was Shot lust
outside the city limits by Peter Rosko,
farmer. I,n - - 'rs. - ~ ~. ;
Resko,'was husking. corn when he noticed an
animal about as big large dog come out
Of the timber and trot along the road. He
hurried to the house where he put two buck
other she'll into his pocket. He then succeeded
in heading off the animal and putting a charge
OF buckshot Into its shoulder. -, -
The lynx leaped about eight feet into the
air and then made Decline for tree climb
Ing to the very top. Rosko fired the second
directly beneath the tree, he fired the third shot
and brought it down, 50 $500 ~ t7''- -: r
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-29
NEW u. q. T. COUNCIL =, O.. =
sixty-two Charter mbers-Dance and
BANQUET After Installation. II:

. ~STILLWATE = MINN.-Stillwater council
No. ,347, United Commercial Travellers. was in.
stituted under suspicious circumstances, large
delegations from Minneapolis and St. Paul being
present. Members, Of the st. Paul council did
the, work and the days festivities closed with
dance and banquet in the Auditorium hall.
The new council has sixty two members, many
of them being leading business men Of the city.
John McAloon filed at the last moment as an
independent candidate for alderman from the
first ward. This insures contest In all the
wards in the CITY. %yss,f =!