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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-14
Jra San Jrancisco &ataitrOfen.
Mtuno og SuItru timber
binanoen efter / flere
at 6ape ment
binanoen oe0e.

5slgenoe m9rtefige 5iloragelIe
fortalles fra Wilpoutes, Wis., unz
Ger u. os.:
@n W6ano, Iom troeoe lin 8ons
Geo, og en- Some, fem menie at baoe
tegrapet fin Mano for fere Maanez
Ger iioen, bar oisIe Od9e funoei
|fbinanoen 2ibe og bill blipe gen.
Toreneoe, iad inart Uars. 6attie pa
'dit5, Iom reiite igennem Milpartee /
Dag, fan naa til Stocfton, @uiiz
fornia. Oet er en- al Oe m9rteliglte
Siloragelier fra SoroifelDet og
granoen San 5rancisco.
5umilien pulit5, = 5aoer, $40
ser og to gern lepeoe / San
iSruncisco. Ulr. og Wars. polit5
finn begge ilemt til Staoe, ioet 9u@
iet, oe Ieoeoe /, falot Iammen unoer
SOroiteloet, og oe bIep fort til for;
itellige 6oIpitalsr. W}rs. polit3
tom fig lan9Iomt, og oa BUN bleD
it9rf not til at bere iergelige glpz
beoer, fortalte De 6en0e, at eet at
bences 8ern bar pleoen orebt. 0et
anoet bar 6os 6en0e. SUN Ipargte
en- i'm Wlano og ilog fig lite til
9to, fsr BUN fit fortalt ON bans
Stebne. Dian iagoe til benOe, at
bans fortulleOe Gig par funoet /
Huinerne at Oeres 0jem.
WfeO benoes lepenoe Barn og Oct
dnOets Sig og bolO BUN mente at
pere benoes Mianos Sig, br9nOt idl
ilemt, at oet par utenOeli9t, afrejlte
Mrs. polit3 til TT gdmle 9jem /
Sbandno, Wis. 2igene bleo besra.
net i OI6toI6. Og BUN ilOg fig til &c
! Iin gnIombe0 | S6apano.
gfu bdp& Mlrs. Yolita Del Ell
&anh / Stoefton, Gal., og for mo-
GEN 5io fioen itreO bun til en- Ndn6s
nluno yiGrbeoen p9 fpurgte om 1in
Rdnb. Sdn ipureoe benoe, at Der
Iepeoe en- Wlano oerpad Iom idgoe,
at 6an bar 9enoes 9Ggteman0, Og
fDrtalte gfuboerne, at bans Some bar
omtommen unoer Soroit9loet | Gan
5runcisco. Wtrs. Polit3 gjoroe Sore
ipprgsler gennem 3elegraf o9 Seles
Fon, uagtet BUN 5pritningen troeoe,
ret oar en- 8eOrager. SilIiolt blep
Den enc oberbepiit ON. at oen anoen
leDeoe, og Mrs. polit5 begao Zig pal
ReiIen for at nad til i'm Wfdno oe
lepe 0peoebreosoaaene ON igen. 6un
fanot uo, at benoes Mlano intet
Spor funoe finoe af iin 5amilie,
efter at ban bar bleben u0ifrepet ira
6ospitdlet, og efter lang for99pes
Ssgen par ban nsot til at antage,
at bans Some og Barn bar oeSe.
Der er intet, iom fan ia Ite 2ps ober.
Bhis Gig oct bar, Mlrs. polit3 ferie
meo Jig til Often og loo begrape /
f.r[
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-14
DR.. Miles Anti. Pain pills.

Ct burtigt, fiffert % paalibelgi MiboeI fer ips
ener nsrpss popsbpiue, Rpsmerter, Wapepine. Neu'
alaia. Rerpsiiiet 3rritablitst. Sspnlssbeo, Bist.
Seiatira. 3nbsboIber hperfen cpium eler morfn
oa sfterIabsr lnaen IIemme Gferpirfninaer. e5 1os
25 Gents. gaa apoieier eIler ienbes al
DR.. Niles Medical Co., EIkhardt. indiana.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-14
Very Low Rates to Lincoln. Neb.

Via the North Western Line. Excur-
sion tickets will be sold December IL, TO
H.. inclusive. limited to return until
December H.. inclusive, on account
of Nebraska Corn Contest and Con-
vention. Apply to agents Chicago &
North Western R'y.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-14
9ampifib0 .,iOtiiier

Oscar oen 2noen" al Scanois
nloians sNmericdnz2ine forloo giep
Norf oen 6. Oecbr. 1906 meo 879
pasIagerer. Stibet oentes al arrioez
re Granddaughter oen 16. Oecbr.
Dette er oen itprIte StanoinaDias
Sulez Gtsfurtion, Iom er afIeilst
1 9ldr.
9Grbeoigft
81 G csohu nm g. IS
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-14

tionerne mda lutte j
ummen orat tsile Sapan
Jrd ct. petersborg i9ies fslz
eenOe unoer II. os.: yYsrsgaz
3ttte", eet df Ruslan0s melt pdalis
beige Blade, inoebofosr Dag en-
leOenos 2lrtitel, fom anbefaler 3ils
n9rmelfe mellem De Joreneoe Staa
ier og Ruslano for at o9rne ON
begge Rationers Snteresier Often.
fom 8laOet flyer MI trues al Sapas
neierne. 8ldoet ben9rfer:
vGn 5oubinoelie af Master ! o,i
nip9renoe europa for 6reoens Be
Darelie oct fierne giten er lite mu.
Zig, men Ruslano og Limited States
er Stdno til al ratte bindnoen
6aano til oenne Sdgs 2ssning. De
bar ingen gamle Uielemperenoer at
cpgsre. Oeres gamle 9enitab er tun
bIeoet miolertioist ip9ttet Oeo oen
forrige 3egerings 5eiItdgelier. Gn
rusiiitz ameritanit 8entiln9rmelle
hDiltet er en- 6iitoriit Rsopenoigbso,
rilOs itanoie oen aIiattite Storm.
iom after beoager fig ben moo 8es
items geroen. Oet piloe ingenlunoe
reofsre &rig imoo Supan. 5pGrtis
MOB. iad mart MisforItaaelien l9gs
ger fig. oil 5reoens gdrigbeo / oct
fierne Often nare gdranteret.
9srsgdsetten flyer, at Den flnoer
Den fornemite 8floe til iapanit ebaus
pinfsme (operIp9nni 59oreldnost9rs
li9beo) Der nu logger fig for Odgen
5otio Regeringens 5orbdnoling
meo Regerin9erne 8uIbingtOn og
Ct. Yetersborg. al Dere n9eItens
fuloit9noige 5ab af moralf Gor>
rana Sappnelernes 0ine, besruns
oct / Sdpans lette SER obergRuss
lano, og oen OpolgelIe, al Yeltens
6oIts Solioaritet artejoet for en-
freoelig llooining er tun en- tom
2po."
Qlrtitlen Tiger Oicere: arigen ~
mes al bape antpoet Tor Sdpanerne,
at ait par Dem tillaot. bpis blot Den
mdterielle StDrte bar pad oeres Sls
De. Oet fsrite Striot til 0enoprettels
teIien af 9eItens moralite 5orrdn0
er en- rusiiit=amsriianit 5ilnarmslis.
s oenne 5orbinoelie er oct lite al
Yeien at anfsre, boao en- rusIiit Oi'
plomat af POI Rang iagoe til @si.
preis' &orreIpon0ent: ~Rusldno
letter Den bsjeite pris paa llnitso
States 0enffab, Of oct erlenoer oa
tilitaar, at Der er gjort aIpolI9e
Waisgreb Den iounone 5io, boao
Ger er Qarfag 9enItabets SOGttel-
fe / De Iiofte fad 2ldr. gu er oct per
Opsuoe at gsre goot, bpuo pi bar
foriet os.
OgIaa ANDRE rusIilte 8laoe itri.
Der leoenoe 2lrtitler ON oct japanlte
Spgrgsmudl.
OpenItdaenoe er pitt moi aa goot
r9ioneret, os at Rasierne tan fsle
9ilbsjeligbeo til at fornp fit @ens
fab meo uniteo States, ierlis M,
oo en- M 5rattat mellem llniteo
Statss og Supan er lloiigt, Oct er
le. at foritda. ST belt anoet Spergs
maal er oct, ON 2tmeritanerne fpler
5ilbejsligbeo iii al ilutk nosen
Slags 9(llianee meo oct autotratiiite
oq bllreaaitrdtiIte Ruslano.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-14
Gcoar .,aas, ia.

Dor qgent. 5reo So4umien, bar
Ell mutt loOals af Sulebsger og
Suletort, fom dnbsfales MI til Den
foreItaaenoe 0ejtio.
Danifb Gutb. publ. 9oue,
Blair, Jieb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-14
Very low Rates to National Wool Growers
Association. Salt Lake CITY, Utah,

Via the North Western Line. Excur-
sion tickets will be sold January ID, 10
and II. with favorable return limits.
Apply to agents Chicago & North
Western R'y.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-14
6eeo SmOct Sasen isen.
Sendtets 8algto te
treper Bans noiteoel E
lGn Ueinoritet in noitillel
mob lat.

S 5irsoags fremlagoe Senator
9urrops (fra Mihi9ian) 8algtomi'
teens 5ormano, oenne &omptes Sno.
filling Heeo Smoot Sdgen fot
Senatet. Senutoren frenaerte fsrii
en- Ratts biitoriite aenosgerninger
j 6orbinOelie meo oct bldnot Wior'
lmonerne prattiIere0e JlertonerI
6an inorsmmer, q. oct mdd anies
FOR gootgjort. at Senator Smooi
life TelO er polpgamiit.
2lntlagen moo Smoot o9 aomi4
teens 5orllag. at erfl9re bdm ubes
rettiget til S9oe oct ameritanltt
'Serat, boiler oerfor uoeuttenoe pua
bans 5orbolo ii! Mormontirtens
StprelIe, oens praiioent og De tolp
2lpoItle.
Snoitillingen inoebolOer bl. a. fel=
genoe ON oct tbeotlatiite Rad0
0enne Wormontirtens Stpreliss
Mpnoigbeo er piotrmttenOe og pad
en- Maaoe dbTolut. 4poitlene bar Iaa
at iige dbiolut Wlu9t ooer airtens
Weolemmer, og gennem oisIe ltprer
oe lltab Stat. De bar nenllig for
ltdaet at inobiloe 0eres 5ilbRngere,
at oe (2tpoitlene) / araft at oere5
Gmbeoe er | 8eIiobslie at ooernaturs
lia Mpnoigbeo oQ guooommeli5
SnOiigt, os at @uo bar iat Dem til
at fibre Den belle Yeroens 9lnliggens
Ger, Iaa OpI9tligbeo moo Qlpoitlene
er ensbetpoenoe meo Opitano impn
@uo.
Sendtor 8urrops paditdar / tine
Snoitillinger, at De forelig9enoe Be
piier pad oct tpoeiigite gootgsr. al
oe ooenfor pdapegeoe geitploninger
moo Mormonfirtens gejitli9e Stpre
er fulot no berettiget og bepilte.
9lpoltlene maa bGinot aolpoes af ale
.roenoe Wormoner.
0algtomiteens 5lertal tommer
oerfor til oen Slutning, al Wr.
Reeo Smoot lite tan baoe S9oe /
De 5oreneoe Staters Senat, iaa
l9nge ban er Meolem af Wormons
tirtens 2lpoItelralo, foroi bans
pligter oe gtettigbeoer Tom en- al
Wormontirtens StDrere tommer /
calendar Strio meo oe pligter og
Rettigbeoer, Iom 2anoets 2ooe fore
itrioer bets gorgere.
aomiteens Wsinoretul finoer oers
imoo, at Der intet er oplpit 'imoo Ct
ratpr Smoot, iom 9er bam ultittet
til Seoe / 2anoeis 6orbunoslenat.
6pao gnoen Iaa ltal bliOe. er lite
goot at iise, oa oei tager TO 5reoies
Dele til at uoiteoe npgen al Sendtet.
Men Sagen oil formooentlig mart
Oare ufgiort enten for eller imoo
Smoots SorbGipen Senatet
Oomfeloelie / 2lsInrdncesStdnoalea
5ra Rep gort meloss UNDER II.
os.; Yicepr9lioent og General
dopoiat for Whltual ReIerpe 2ifc
Sniurance Co., George 9urn6dm,
bleD @aar flnoen ifplois | at buoe
Iijaalet $500 df Selitabsts 5onos,
bporpda ban blep inoiat / 59nglel.
oemmer 8urnbdm itploig
/ Spperi | fsrite 9rao. Den bejelte
Straf for oen Slags 5orbrposlisr
er 20 Qlars 5angIel. De $500,
Iom 8urnbam bar tilegnet fig al
SelItabets penge, bar ban benpttet
til 8eleggelie af en- Sag inob bans
grooer, 5reoerit 9urm6dm, Selitds
bets pr9iioent.
Oct er oen fprlte Domfaloelle,
ner bar funoet Steo iom 5elge al
gsIurance 2 llnoerIp9elierne. Waltu@
al ReIerpe er ct for6olosois fife
lsiuranceSSelitdb, JorieelIerne er
cgiaa Imua | Sammenlisnins meb,
bpao flere | De fore Selifaber er
ontlaseoe for. Wlen oe bar oeres
,etslige iyoufelgelie TIL soos enoml.
8urnbams Straf oil ferIt blipe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-14
Huslano faloer paa llncle Sam.

9srsga3ette tiger, at Ra=
tionerne maa lutte IiJ
ammen Tor at tsile Sapan
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-14

,,gn,takerett",
bet enefte banife Blab / Gmerita,
Der ub9aar to 6ange ON llgen.
ub9ipes af nDaniib 2utb. Bubl.
9onle", Blair, Nebr.
8rgue-g -gtumre Ienbes frit paa
Jorlangenbe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-14

9l. 6. s bnfon e 6 0.
The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1906-04-07

Decatur. III, April d. The Stand
ard Oil Company of Illinois, corpor-
alton organized to fight the Standard
Oil trust, has increased its capital
stock from $4,000 to 81 100000, and
it is said will, within ninety days, be
prepared to offer competition to the
trust that will mean something. East
ern capitalists are behind the concern,
and the sale Of oil all over the country
will be undertaken
haywood Maxon, president of the
corporation, for thirty years was con-
nected with the oil trust. He retired
us superintendent of its Illinois bust
ness two years ago. Since then his
disclosures Of methods of the Rookie
Teller corporations have had consider
able space in the newspapers, and his
evidence will form part Of the report
of Commissioner Garfield.
The Standard Oil of Illinois, it is
said, has it's $1,000.000 capital paid up
The Rockefeller people have sought
to enioin the use of the name shosen.
The hackers of the new concern
seem to feel certain of being able to
meet the trust i'll any kind of fight it.
may wage.
The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1906-04-07
Monday.

Washington, April 3.-The amend
ment to the house railroad rate bill.
agreed upon at the White House Sat
urday by friends Of the bill, proviG.
ing for a limited review of orders Of
the interstate commerce commission,
was offered in the senate yesterday
by Mr.. Long of Kansas, but he was
not able to get the floor to make his
speech on the bill.
The principal speech yesterday was
made by Mr.. Fulton Of Oregon, who
spoke for the bill. Mr.. Nelson of Min.
nesota and Mr.. Hepburn of Idaho
made brief speeches on the bill.
Chief among the measures passed
by the house yesterday was the SO
called Personal liability bill'' which
has been favored by the army Of rail
way employees throughout the coun-
try, and which had practically an
unanimous report from the commit
tee.
The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1906-04-07
LONG CHASE AT LAST ENDS.
Man Accused Of Lootinq Minneapolis
Mansion Is Caught,

New York, April AFTER Il pur-
suit of four weeks by the police o.
three cities, central office detectives,
aided by operatives Of private
agency and Detective Lawrence OF
Minneapolis, arrested Thomas j.
Wainwright, describing himself as
lawyer of Boston, who is charged
with rObbing the residence of Dr.
Nicholas ]. Pinault of Minneapolis OF
jewelry, silverware, pictures and Sc
curities to the value of 100000. The
police say that Wainwright, who is
twenty-eight years old and apparently
a man Of excellent education, is
known by a dozen aliases and is one
of the most accomplished criminals
in the country.
DR.. Pinault is one of the wealthiest
citizens of Minneapolis, and his home
at No. 1106 Mount Curve avenue is
one of the finest in the city. Dir. Pin
ault usually spends his winters III
Europe or in the south. Just before
starving IOI 4 dSS Vii IHN'"A' @'A'"'''
last winter the doctor engaged as
caretaker OF his Minneapolis home
Young man who said that he was
Thomas ] Wainwright and that he
was lawyer temporarily out OF
practice.
Toward the end of last February
DR. Pinault was astoniShed to recelV"
from his Minneapolis bankers a letter
asking why it was that he wanted 10
sell certain valuable stocks ana
bonds that had just been offered
through a Minneapolis firm OF brok'
ers. The doctor started at once for
MINNEAPOLIS 10 investigate. There nc
learned that his caretaker had disap-
Deared. and with him practically ev-
ervthing of value in the Pinault man
sion. as well as the contents OF the
doctors safe in the deposit vault
When told that he was wanted for
the Minneapolis robbery, Wainwright
exclaimed: We'll, you got here just
in time. In two minutes more
would have been gone"
The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1906-04-07
Tuesday.

Washington, March 4.-By vote Of
202 to 26 the house yesterday passed
the national quarantine bill. The bill
places the control of all quarantine
stations, grounds and anchorages un-
der the secretary of the treasury and
directs that he shall establish them al
such points on or near the seacoast
of the United States at the Mexican
border, as in his judgment are best
suited to prevent the introduction OF
yellow fever into this country.
MI Long of Kansas spoke III the
senate yesterday in support of the
house railroad rate bill.
The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1906-04-07
DOWIE TAKES ACTION.
Dismisses Six Overseers and Will Re-
turn at Once to Zion City.

turn at Once to Zion City.
Ocolton, Mex, April 5.-The follow
ing statement was made by John Alex
ander Dowie for the Associated Press
last night:
John Alexander Dowie, first apostle
OF the Christian Catholic Apostolic
Church in Zion, has treated with CON
tempt the powerless allegations of his
opposition by six Of his overseerS,
headed by Voliva. Dowie admits hav-
ing taken the following action yester-
day:
First-I1e has officially dismissed
Overseers Voliva. Piper. Excl, Bras
field. Cantel, Speicher.
Second-He has cancelled Voliva's
power of attorney.
Third-He has dismissed Granger
from the office of general financial
manager.
Fourth-He has appointed Deacon
Fielding White as Changers success
sor and has given him power of at
torney
Fifth--He has taken the necessary
legal steps to protect his estate and
the vast interests Of Zion.
Sixth--Deacon James F. Peters.
general manager of Zion railroad at-
fairs, is arranging transport for
the immediate return of the first
apostle and party to Zion City.
The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1906-04-07
CANNOT OPERATE RAILWAYS.
Chicago Votes to Buy Street Railways,
but Opposes Operation.

but Opposes Operation.
Chicago, April 5.-Under the result
of the city election held yesterday, in
which the question of municipal own
ership of the street railways was the
vital issue, the city of Chicago can
proceed to acquire and control the
railways but cannot operate them. Al
the same time the voters, while de-
claring that the city shall not proceed
to operate the railroads, declared that
as a question of public policy il would
be desirable for the city to do So
Three propositions were submitted
to the voters, the first Of which was:
|Shall the city of Chicago proceed
to operate street railways?'
This proposition fell short about IT,
900 votes.
The second proposition involved the
approval of an ordinance providing for
the issue of street railway certificates
in amount not to exceed $75,000,0o
for the purchase, ownership and main
tenance Of the street railways. This
was carried by $3.50 votes. The third
question, which was simply on the
question of public policy and has no
legal effect whatever, was:
Shall the city council proceed with
out delay to secure the municipal own
ership and operation of the street rail
ways under the Mueller law, instead
of granting franchises to the private
companies?"
This proposition was carried by
3.837 votes.
The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1906-04-07
THE MARK ETS.
Latest Quotations From Grain and
Live Stock Centers-

Live Stock Centers-
st. Paul, April 4. - Wheat - No. 1
Northern, x 3-407S lac; No 2 North
ern, 76 5-8077 1-Sc; No. 3, 1920
76 1-4c. Corn-No. yellow, 80 12@
40c. Oats-No. white, 20 10000.
Minneapolis, April 4. - Wheat-No.
hard. e 3-4c; No. 1 Northern,
II 1-4c; No Northern, Is 3-4c;
durum. GS 1-2071c Oats-No. 3 white,
80 $50
Duluth, April 4. - Wheat - No. l
Northern, II SAC; No. Northern,
rs SAC: fax, $1.15 u; rye, sec.
Chicago, April 4. - Wheat - No. z
red. 85l-2@85 SAC; No. . hard, n IL
mS1 1-2c; No / Northern, 79@S1 lie;
No. 2 Northern, 77080c. Corn-No. 2,
43 3-4m44c. Oats-No. 2, 80 1-2c.
Milwaukee, April 4. - Wheat-No.
/ Northern, S0081c; No. 2 Northern,
77079 1-2c. Rye-No. I, IS 1-2066c.
Barley-No. 2, 55c Oats-Standard,
go 1-2033c.
Sioux City, Iowa, April 4.-Cattle-
Beeves, $4.25 % $50; COWS, bulls and
mixed, $3W4.5O; StOckerS ana IeederS'
$304.40; calves and yearlings, $50
4.25. Hogs-Bulk, $6.15@6.20.
Chicago, April 4. - Beeves, 81 a
6.25; stockers and feeders, $4.2504.S0;
COWS and heifers, $15O@49O. Hogs
Mixed and butchers, $6.3006.52 IL;
bulk, ,$G.40 q CAT IL. Sheep, $3.50
6.25; lambs, $4.5006.65.
South ST. Paul, April T. - Cattle -
Good to choice steers. 1925 "a ATS;
good to choice COWS and heifers, 500
4.5O: good to choice mich cows, $500
40. Hogs-Price range, $6.20@6,42 IL;
bulk, 1925. Sheep = Good to choice
lambs, $60630; fair to good, $4,000
5.75: yearling wethers, $5.25@6; good
TO choice ewes, $4.25@5.
The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1906-04-07
a ongress.
WSeux@ Resume of the Weeks
Proceeding.
r thursday.

Washington, March 30--The senate
yesterday listened to speeches on the
railroad bill by Messrs. Clay, Hale and
Newlands, and then debated and
passed a bill which provides for the
reorganization of the medical depart
ment of the army by authorizing the
appointment of officers to take the
place of contract surgeons.
All the senators who spoke on the
rate bill indicated purpose to sun
port it.
Yesterday was a busy day for the
house, considerable progress having
been made on the legislative, execu-
tive and judicial bill.
The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1906-04-07
NEGRO BUYS SWELL HOTEL
Fashionable PhiadeIphians Are Dis
turbed by Purchase

Atlantic City, N. j., April 5.--Phila-
delphians who live in Chelsea are dis
turbed by the purchase by. negro Of
an eighty-room hotel in the center ar
the fashionable section. He has hung
out a sign saying it will be opened for
colored guests on May 10. The owner
says re will sell the title to the prom
erty owners for $4,000, a considerable
advance over what he paid for il !:
month ago.
The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1906-04-07

Minneapolis, April l. Were the
six Macedonians murdered as the re-
suit of Bulgarian love affair?
The latest theory of the murder is
that it resulted: from Bulgarian ro-
nance Petro Stuyanoff, one of the
Bulgarian colony, told the police yes
terday that KreStin Yovoko. one of the
murdered men, was engaged to be
married TO the daughter of Nukola
Kaleff. he oldest of the murdered
brothers.
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Friday.

Washington, March 31.--The house
yesterday passed the legislative, exec
utive and judicial appropriation BILL
carrying $3O,OOOOOO, after considering
the measure two weeks.
The feature of yesterdays proceed
ings was the elimination of the age
limit of clerks, provision which Gre
ated much discussion and which in
cited the fight against the bill.
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May End Fatally.

Superior, Wis. April 4, - Frank
Ryan, woodsman, was shot, proba'
bly, fatally, in fight here last night,
following the election. which closed
the hottest campaign in the history Of
Superior. The shooting is charged to
John Costello, an Italian. He has not
been apprehended.
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LID WILL LAND NEXT WEEK.
Two Harbors Saloons Must Observe
Law Strictly

Two Harbors Saloons Must Observe
Law Strictly.
Two Harbors, MINI, April 4.-On
Monday night next the lid" will be
tightly fitted on this village and
clamped down. The village council
Monday night adopted a resolution re-
questing c. G. Rothfuss, the village
president, to instruct the chief Of po-
lice and his men to enforce TO the let
ter the law requiring saloons to close
at III o'clock each night and to remain
closed all Of Sunday. The president
will officially notify the police depart
ment of the action of the council and
name next Monday as the beginning
Of nthe new order of things.
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Rurnlars at Buffalo.

Buffalo. Mimi. April l. - Burglars
entered G. G. Carpenters store by
unlocking the front door, and secured
goods to- the amount of $500. Two
strangers were in town wednesday
buying iron and Old rubbers and are
said to have left without taking the
stiff bought.
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Miners smothered to Death

Marquette, Mich, April 5.-Ignorins
warnings of. danger, Charles Jacobson
and John Banks, miners employed at
the Baltic iron mine at Stambaugh
were caught by a fall of ground and
smothered 80 death.
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MRS. ROOSEVELT ENTERTAlNS
Members of President Patma's Family
on Board Mayfiower.

Havana, April 4. Mrs. Theodore
Roosevelt yesterday entertained the
members of President Palma's family
at o'clock tea on board the Mayfow-
er President and Sonora Palma were
not present owing TO the fact that the
president was suffering from a slight
indispoSition. Minister Morgan yes
terday morning took the Roosevelt
party in an automobile to Mariel,
suburb of Havana.