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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-02
|. S.AYRES eco.
@albinstOn BEL Der Sheridan Strabe.

&Oade IOe., 6Hli4 bon Siabsla Str.
$500.
Ssrsslbe utt Nba u. Sepuip, Got
Is. Sarlan u. u. Nortbern Sei9bts
Nobition. 80 bel 1872 Sub. psrb., ehos
ieite Der %. Str, 6fIi9 bon Nortbs
tpeffern Mbe. $500.
S~noianapolis 2anb unb Smprobe-
rnent So. on 2eOnarb SpaneIer. Got
Ill Wef Part aob., noroweflide gde
0etp Dort unb 2aura Str, sB160.
Marp q. &. Rsap an emma u.
Clinton, 9ots 81 unb SO, Blpd S,
Surebo part Aoo., pefli9s Settle bon
2inpoob Npe., $3.50.
&oaa M. Walpas an Minnie g..
Nidolion. Got 2, Wonteoids. Sub,
She'll iho6fltde @ob., 6fli9e Settle
bon SHELBY Str, 81. 300.
2sanora g. 6al an Sobn 3. 5ren.
3el, Got Is, glod l, Bruce's Nortb
gart Mbb., tpsflide Settle bon Weris
biun Sirabs, iioli9 bon Is. etraBs,
s27. 500.
Nnnie &tce on Winiam 6. Sbeebt
u. a., Sbeil Cots IL unb IL, Square
AZ. iholide Settle bon Obio Ctr.
6ffli2 bon alabama Str, SO, 600.
s. Nepien 2nmbert on Snbiano
Srut @ompanp, 2ots 81. 60 unb 81
gObbs @ob., M rbusflide gds 2sotu
unb Warblanb Str, $4,000.
Sarab S. Satten an Sobn Sisoe'
rid, Got 10. 8lod 5, 2incoln parl
Gob.. 40 BEL lao. SO 5uB, paeant, Off.
ieiis alabama Str, itibIi9 bon %.
%. Str. $1,000.
WiIiam s. 2anoers an @bparb Or.
@burdmafi. She'll Got 4, 81. glairs
Abb, 10 bel 200 6uB. pacant. Wef.
ieite penniploania Str. fiblid Dor
IA. Str 81, 800.
Terielbe on Henielben, She'll 2oi
80 bel 200 Sub. perbefert, Weffsit
pe~nniplbania Str. fiblid bon IA.
Str. SO, $50.
@btparb M. Gburbman an Senrt
8. Gtur9man, oahslbe gigentbum'
81. 800.
Sobn g. @ernbarbt on elizabeth
gi4ele. Got 80 In 6ennsman's St9b-
lamb SOme Nbsition. 80 BET ga CUB,
berbehert. Sffsite Der Hsnneman Str,
n6roli9 bon Winnefota G!r. $1,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-02
Uisse- -0rab.
@ { n:

Sam unb gmma 8lumberg, 1926
@ooolaun Nbe., 2nabe. - Sarrt
unb @ensbisbs Wpsrs, 1852 Wtla.
Mdb6sn. - Sobn unb 5attie Rrsm'
ion, Stabt-S Oipital. 8nabe. eus'
unb Mnris gibiarl, 1884 Mafa4uistts,
2nabs. - War 5. uuo Bella DOung,
1926 gelefOntains, 9nabs. - Sbo'
mas unb 2ura 2sggO. 456 arlington,
Mdb9en. - 2lrtis unb Cora Ioams.
|2157 NOrp Slinuis, 2nabe. - Sabit
unb Carrie Sriib. 1141 gee4er.
2nabe. - u. &. uno Jrau 8un6,
2112 81. alabama. 2nabe. - Winiam
uuo gaa 2oanep 260 giGing.
Wdoden.
getrari:
Wiliam 5eatber- Gertrude Wari6al
Sames %. S9mitb - @li3abetb Ssp'
mour.
Go6n g. Rpber - Minnie Nber.
crcmbee,
Charles Berger, Sr. - Ilbertlnc
96bler.
German Rtmmi6 Cora Mart
2riti9.'
perlsp Sap = gla @lsea,
German 6. 6npber - Carrie Wilsp.
gbparo 6. Snnr - u. SenbridIon.
@iaiam u. 8artsr - Dora 3. We'
3ibben.
Sames 8. MQifon-Marie u. 2er4sr,
Gehorben:
&obsrt .@orbon, l Won., 1928 81,
Wsf. = goparo 6. Simmes, ~,
1922 Guutbeafern. - Wapme Or.
SarriIOn, 25, SOC W. ct. @Iair. =
Seize g. Sanders. AZ. 1913 Ierp Ser.
isp. - @barlss g.. @aowsu, 81, 1867
Noropte. - Renie COOPER, 26, 1920
Nortbnefern. - Daniel Sartman,
80, 1884 Brooifos. - CHARLES W.
Saunders, 78, 1913 Sitter. - Warit
Wilion, 70, 2128 fountain. - SsFt
9. Mpsrs. 70. Maenolia Building.
-Sane 5slms, SO, 1921 Shslbp. -
5a3el 9lttapap, 5 Won.. 851 Mul
BERN. Stsbs 8. &Ogers, Is, II
@eleffe Glats. - Sdu9tin9 Abams
2137 u. Sainois.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-02
Gonbeutioa Der GB=6abritaaten

Die idbrli4e Contention Der Sn.
biana See Manufacturers aEociation"
nabm gsfsrn gormittng I'm @rano
6oisl ibren Nnfans. Nm Nn9mittaa
bssaber R9 idmmtli9s Mitslieber ber
ahociation, unsefdbr IS an Der 3abl,
nod Der Capital giip Brauerei, I'M
oisie iOuie bauptid9Ii4 ois ginridtunq
berfelben our 5abrifation bon Sis elmer
sinssbenosn gef&tiguns gu unter.
3ieben.
Die @ei9dftsftbrsr Der grauereI
ma&ten bic liebenswiiroisen 6fbre,
bur9 bic sanssrt tusitldufissn anlageu
unb b~epirtbeten TIRE @dfte gum S&luH
NIT einem poraigli9en SmbiB unb mil
tbrem ausgeaei&nsten Sebrdu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-02
....Qyres Bulletin -.
..Kleine Sahen

Cine S6adtsI nit "a 8latt 8apier
nit ober obne 9inien unb "a @ous
b~erten, rebusirt bon 124c su....8c
SHIFTS @itd SaseI Seife, 8 Stide
in elmer sda@teI fIr........1Oc
Sr. @aub's mebicateb Gutaneous
Seife, baS Stif. ............8c
8aiIeb's 3abn Yulber, Die S9a9.
iel...s
Sdub S6niire, l Ssb.. 81
Yab supporters, ale Sarben. .. Zoe
3abn 8lriten, ipertb aufmarts gu 25c
bas Stud.
Saarnabeln, ale @roBen, 15e Yafe.
ltH .s.'''s OC
Saiement 2aben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-02
S~eriammlmns beridobsn.

Yorfbsnber @ooori9 bonn republi.
tanii4en Staatss@ entraleOmite bat bic
arf ben 5. Wdra anberaumt eepeisne
g%eriammlung auf ipdter peri8Obsn,
oa wiGtise @sf4dfte borIiessn unb
ni9t ale Mitglisbsr ON WOntag ans
uefeno ietn f6nnen.
Der Bag Der Wsriummlung ipirO
nod betannt gemia9t ueroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-02
Concert.

am 6reitae, ben %. Wdra, absnbs,
finbet in Caleb Drills Sals In Der
s6ortribse 6o6i9ule Elm Concert bon
Grdulein Sbereia Wasner, pianifin,
unterftbt bon 6rau gilbert 2ieber,
gioIinifir uno Serrn SrbilIe SaroIo
aus Wuneie, Ssnor. ffatt.
Die auf's Bette betanntsn 2sifungen
Der orsi %3enannten adnflsr btrssn fir
sinsn eenuBrsi9sn Nbenb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-02

- Wau&t bic fish I Mingo.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-02

I'D. e. @Ibtbs,
Seetipns.D Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-02
Grunoeissntbuups uebertrasunsea.

@sorgs 6. WOoS an 8eniamin s.
@louier. Got rs, gpbee & pratts L.
WeRieite Ibb., 40 bel $50 SUB, ihb.
liGe Settle bon &ap Str. 6fIi9 bon
gipiRon Str. uno She'll bon Cots 492
uno 493, We@artps IL. 8efisite abb.
AZ Bel 10 CUB, noro6fli9e gds bon
Rrp unb DipiFon Str. $2250.
9llice 8. Solouap an Sherman 6.
2ile, She'll bon Got Oh. SouslaB Bart
aob., 80 BET 1924 SUB, tueflide
settle bon alabama Str. n6rbli9 bon
%. Str, $4,000.
@barles g.. 8radstt on 5lora 8.
Wreee, Got 5, 2oisps college Ipe.,
Iaoli9 bon 81. Str. $4,000.
Maitis Sstm an @eOrse 8. gran.
non. She'll bonn iib6fli9sn gisrtsl,
Section 9. Somnfbip Is, &anss 4,
67.59 adsr, @aibinstOn Somnfbip.
$40, 900.
Charles 6. Robinion on Grant s.
@eiger. Sbsil BON Got 8. MsriOiun
place abb., As Bel AS CUB, Dflide
Settle bon SlinOis Str, iaoli9 bon
Me9san plaes. $4,000.
Sherman 6. Rtle on Mlics 5. SOl=
ouap, Got ITO, Sultan u u. Subj,
Srpinqton, paeant, Gibisits gss9.
tpOOo lbs. wsfli9 bon arlington Ibs.
$1,000.
Sobn q. Mi0sr at Burner Bull
bling uno Sabinss aH., Got 10,
@rigbt & Sbarpe's 2. Abb. Dominion
Bart. SO BEL us SUB. rsrbsKert,
0orbieite 26. Str. psftli9 bon DE
rian Str. 81, 800.
German 8. Stisnsdsr an 5rant 6.
Gtiensder u. a., 8bsil norbweflid'
8iertel bon SEC. "a, SOwnibip Is,
&unge 8, Center 8ownibip. $500.
@eorge 50. Snpoer on Wauo g.
Satrlsp, Sbsil Got %" Snoianapolis
& Cincinnati &ailroao 60. Sxbb..
40 bel 100 SUB, berbsfsrt, tpeitlid
bon 3snfone Mpe., fioli9 bon gngliit
ape. $1,000.
8bsOoore y. @rifftb an SbeOoors
6. 8riffitb. Srufiees. She'll 2pts s,
9 uno 10, 5Istaer's Subo.. NubenlOI
169, los BEL 100 SUB. berbefert.
Sioisite pratt Str. tuefli9 bon Ga
pitol abe. $33. 600.
gbmarb .. 2inesburp an SObr
Gasnberssr. She'll Got 35. SULTAN 1t
u. Subj. SroinstOn. 30 BET 195
SUB, psrbshert, Ofisite auoubbn
@oao, itiblid bon psnniplbania Cir.
$4,000. 8
Sattie Woore on W. g. 5snorir.
She'll bes noropeflidsn 8isrtel, Sec
tion 8, Sowufbip 16, &anse 2, 10
gcres, Bite Somnfbip. $l525.
Charles 9. Me6aoOen an Charles
6, Milsr, Got 81, SobniOn u. U. On
@aibingtGn Str. Noo., 40 BET l3O
5ub, pacant. 6flide settle Der 6umil'
ton Nps., n6rolia bon Nep Dort Str.
$500.
2atharine Stutsman on 9arriIOn
Burns. She'll bon Got q, Sultan II.
u. Subj, Srpinston. GIL bel -
SUB, bsrbeRert, iioweffli&e eds Del
@oOos Ipsnue penniplpania Glen
babn. $3.50.
Sobn 90. Robbins on 2ate W.
@abb, Got 90, Square IL, 5lei8er's
@orooR. aooitiOn. 40 BEL 14O SUB.
perbsHert, @eitieite bon Columbia
abenue, n6rblia bon 10. @trabe.
$500.
Sirie 6. 2reitlein IN &Obert 6.
26bler, Got Al, grownoale addition.
80 Bel 1888 SuB, pacant, OFisit'
BON Ries Str, itoIi9 bon 80. StraBe.
5000:
minins q Sheshh an mnrtin SIP
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-02

Gbieaeo, 2. Rdr3.
Tar Snb,ana: &esen unb warntsr beuts
9a9t; eamffas, 8esen uno faItsr am
Nahmittaa pber Mbeno.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-02
@etterberimt

Eur "a etunOsn suO.nO 7 ubr @Orssns, 5. @dra
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-02
QocaI;B etterberi9t.

Resen unS 10 drmer beute Na4t; cams
tag, Reeen unb fdlter am NahmittaS.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-10
MUST BE ROOMS FOR ALL
Nye Says Everybody Will Be Cared for
Promptly.

"We can care for the crowds as fast
as they arrive,' said Wallace 6. .Nye,
secretary of the executive committee,
today. "In every respect we are ready
and all visitors will be we'll cared for
at once. This is specially true OF the
matter of Accommodations. The accom-
modations committee has listed ample
accommodations for $4,000 visitors In
private houses. This is entirely ex-
elusive of the hotels, boarding houses
and other places, where business is
1.-THE canvass of the Women 8 Relief
corps brought in 10000 of these and
the others came in response to the
calls sent out by the committee thru
the newspapers. OF the visitors who
are coming many will visit friends or
relatives in the city and no call for
them will be had on the committee. The
committee, however, will be glad to
know Of additional rooms and will list
them with those already on hand. There
is not particle of doubt that we will
need every room we have listed before
we care for every visitor that will
come.
"There is every indication Of rush
for the grand patriotic concert at the
Auditorium Monday evening. This con;
cert will be the first formal festivity OF
encampment week and is f9E everybody
has been carefully prepared and is full
of excellent numbers The small ad
mission fee that is to be charged will
furnish everybody an opportunity tc
contribute to the entertainment fund
To miss the concert will be to miss one
of the best public entertainments of the
encampment,' -
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-10

them that would not cost so much Of
the conventions S time So Mrs. Adams
planned this meeting, which will fol-
low the reception she will give for
Commander Tanner on Wednesday. The
reception will be from 1880 to 8 pm,
and the program of greetings and cour-
tesies will follow. Consequently, the
conventione&on Thursday morning will
he ready att once for business and will
open at9 O'Clock. 5.
Mrs. Margaret Carey Wright of
Los Angeles, Cal, is one OF the
first delegates. to the W.. R. g.
national Convention to arrive In
the city, and she will be one
Of the group of women who will repre-
sent California and Nevada. Mrs;
Wright is special aid to the national
president, and has been inspecting the
detached corps in Arizona and New
Mexico. She Is Daughter Of Veterans
and is also member of the American
Women's IS Press association, holding the
office of vice president Of the Cali
fornia branch, so that she will have a
threefold interest in the coming week;
Mrs. Wright is a newspaper woman and
lust at, present she is busy with book
on Indian legends and lore Of Arizona
and New Mexico, and the other south
western states.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-10
MEANS BIG POWER '..a
PLANT AND TROLLEY

La Crosse, Wis, Aug. 1O.-The Chi
cage State Bank and the Trowbridge
& Niver company of Chicago have
bought the $3,Oo0,O0o bond issue of
the La Crosse Water Power company.
The power company will build an
immense water-power plant at Mormon
rifles, on Black river. near Hatfield,
and proposes to supply Winona,, La
Crosse, Black River Falls and other
cities within this territory with power
and light, ,....,.
The company will also build an cleo
trio railway line. between La Crosse
and Black River Falls, a project which
has been under consideration several
years, and for, the accomplishment OF
which several companies have been or
ganized in the past. Their failure te
secure, the money, however, delayed the
project until it was: taken hold OF By
the present company =
W. J. Ferris, Chicago, late assistant
manager Of the Illinois Traction: ar
here. He will take. active charge o:
the work, which begins at once.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-10
DRUNK, DESERTS
BRIDE At ALTAR
Wedding Guests at Red Wing
Disappointed and Once
Happy Lovers Despair.
Snsoial to The Journal,

Special to The Journal z..
Red Wing, Mimi, Aug. 1O.--Miss
Edla. E. Hermanson and Bernard Sew
ertsen were to have been married last
evening at home they had prepared on
East Fifth street. The wedding guests
had arrived, also Rev. Mr.. Dahlstrom,
pastor Of the Swedish Baptist church OF
Minneapolis, who was to fficiate, when
the bridegroom shook hands with the
guests and clergyman and said he would
90 downtown on an errand and be back
In half an hour. He failed to return,
and after waiting several hours, the
bride tainted and has remained uncon-
scious or semi-conscious since.
Search was made for the bridegroom,
who has been sober and respected, not
having touched LIQUOR FOR years,sand sh he
was found Intoxicated. ~ .tz.
He says he took a glass Of gin for
medical purposes and remembered moth
ing afterward, altho he was seen about
town. The wedding has been declared
off and severtsen today helped to- take
away the tents and other facilities pro
vided for the wedding feast. He is
heartbroken and is being watched
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-10
IMMUNITY BATHS
For ALL? THEY ASK
Railroad Chiefs Worried Over
Work Of the Chicago Fed
eral Jury.
Journal Special Service.

Journal Special Service.
Chicago, Aug. 10.-Railroad officials
whose lines and names have been men
toned in connection with the Standard
Oil investigation now being made in
Chicago are wondering whether the i'm
munity bathtub prepared by the gov
ernment will be large enough to accom-
modate all Of them. That certain rail
road officially already have been I'M
merseds is evident. but it is a question
if the same opportunity will be ex-
tended to others.
In the sweltering heat Of the jury.
room the inquisitors worked in desul.
tory fashion. From the list Of wit.
nesses examined, it is evident that some
attention was given to three or four
western roads, altho some of the Lake
Shore employees are still held for ex
animation. ..
Among the western roads most prom
inently mentioned in connection with
the investigation are the Chicago
Eastern Illinois, the Evansville & Terre
Haute, the Illinois Central and the Chi
cago & Alton. So far as is publicly
known, the accusations against the
companies relate to manipulations OF
tariffs so as to give the Standard the
advantage overi competitors.
Present officials of these roads de
clare that any Irregularities found
against them are ancient, affairs and in
this they are borne out by the fac
that the witnesses summoned to testify
before the grand jury are officials wht
long ago left the employ Of the roads
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-10
SHEA IS VICTORIOUS,
+ BUT BRANDED R0BBER

Chicago, Aug. 1o.-Cornelius p. Shea
remains cock Of the walk In the origis
nal teamster convention, but his oppon.
ents, comprising half the unions Of Chi.
cage, oil the New York and St. Louis
delegations, besides some from lesser
cities, swore by the honor Of uuionism
that they would never re-enter broth4
erhood dominated by such a ''tyFau1
and robber." 2 ..-
These fervent proteststions were DO.
livered in the face of Jefferson David
Pierce, Samuel Gompers' representa'
tive in Chicago, who addressed both
conventions, begged them to do nothing
now to widen the breach.
Shea put the official slate" thru
the original convention with ease, il
not with grace. Meantime, the bolters
convention went far toward perfectine
regular organization. Its orthodoxy
was established by the announcement o.
Albert Young that the bolting delegates
had received telegraphic Endorsement Of
their stand from their respective unions
who authorized them to 60 ahead with
a new organization.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-10
BITE OF SNAKE FATAL
TO GIRL AFTER 7 DAYS

Watertown, s. D., Aug. 1o.--Anna
Twinde, years old, is dead as the re-
suit Of rattlesnake bite. She was
bitten on Monday, July 80, 1.-THE claim
of her parents near Murdo- Mckenzie,
west of 0hamberlain. l? ~ While 1h a.ah she was as
the shanty home, rattler poked its
nose through crack, and she mistook
it for the head Of mouse. She poked
it with the stick and was bitten on
the finger. 9s.a -
An antidote was given and the child
seemingly recovered. On the seventh
day, however, the hand which was bit
ten and the entire arm became greatly
swollen and then turned as hard as
marble and she died in a few hours.
The remains were, brought to Water
town for interment. =. - :.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-10

is heartily appreciated. I would only
ask each and every person to show 1t IN Il,
word and deed before it IS too late; ~
will not be long before all that VIII pc
left will be but scattered remnant OF
that once great army known ~ as tne
Grand Army Of the Republic +ha+ dhere armS 10
who is not proud of the fact that he
had the opportunity to take part IN
that struggle for the preservation OF.
the army-proud that he may mana II
down as heritage to his children ana
children 8 children. e@za... =
HWe all know that our service IS
appreciated and that we are honored
as an army for what we did. 1t IS not
enough, tho, to know that we are hon
ored and loved; we like to be shown IT,
and every person who even IN the small
est way shows his gratitude and re-
spect will make glad some heart3 that
will soon answer it's last Eeall anu go
into the great beyond.
Gratifled at Preparations. /
ct have been constantly advised OF
the progress of the preparatory WORK
here and am satisfied that the encamp-
ment will be a success in every way.
The high standing and ability of the
comrades here, supplemented by the the
well-known reputation or Mlnneapol!s
for lOSpltal1CY anu -IOI uoiAAS oiAAtti >'fT -
sufficient assurance for u.s.. +>..-.,
ssThere are few matters OF great
Importance in the way of" Legislation
that are to come before our business
sessions. The affairs Of the Grand
Army are in prosperous condition.
We are trying to bring every veteran
into the organization, that all may, en-.
Joy its benefits together. We have been
; honored by the government and py tne
people. In our sessions here our atfalrs
viii be discussed we will renew oul
former friendships and acqualntances,
. and work for the great ends and pur'
poses of our organization. $&,
When asked concerning the probaoie
action of the encampment in regard to
the law recently passed in congress
abolishing the canteen in soid1ers
homes, "Corporal Tanner said ne Pc be-
ieved the matter would be brought, be,
fore the Grand Army and some action
taken, either in approval or condemna
lion Of the law. 1t is understood among i;
Grand Army men that resolutions Wll
be presented emphatically condemn1i!ne
the action of congress and demanding
that the law be repealed. =.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-10
MOOSE FOR FOLK l.. !.
LYNCHERS' THREAT !
Friends of Jailed Mob Members
Swear Vengeance in Case of
p, Convictions. T. !

t-- -
Springfield, No. Aug. 1o.-After
hearing from city official of threats
against members Of the grand jury
which indicted Hill, Gooch and, Doss
Galbraith, now on trial here, Assist
ant Attorney General Kennish left for
Jefferson City to confer with Governor
Folk on the situation. -
. The threat, as told to Mr.. Kennish
is as follows: # n. = r. .Es,.
eff one of those men who are on
trial for "negro killing'' is convicted,
there will be a rope hung to the light
tower in the square. for every one Of
the members of the grand jury that
one for Governor Folk .:-
Twenty-Five extra deputies have been
sworn in for. the trial and it was stated
at the sheriff s office yesterday that
as soon as the actual work Of getting
jury is begun and the trial under
way, the deputies will be increased te
probably 100. - F
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-10
SMUGGLERS KILL
| CUSTOMS OFFICER
Porto Rican Also Murdered Near
Haitian Frontier in Santo
| ,~ 4. Domingo.

Washington, Aug. 1o.-A telegram
was received at the bureau of insu1ar
affairs today from the controller and
general receiver Of customs at Santo
Domingo announcing that John Mil.
bourn, Porto Rican, was killed and
Charles P. Thurston, an American,
wounded by smugglers In. In the e. vicinity a1tyy
that Thurston died Of his wounds on
Aug. 8. Las Matas is about: twelve
miles east Of the Haitian frontier in
Santo Domingo.
Thurston has been. employed as a
deputy receiver Of customs at Commen.
dador, on the Haitian frontier, and
Milbourn was an inspector in the same
territory. Commentator is the nearest
custom house to the place where the
conflict occurred and was established
to prevent smuggling over the Haitien
border,
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-10
KISSING WARRED ON
AS WHITE PLAGUE ALLY

Indianapolis, Aug. 1O.-Indiana is
laughing at and quizzing the state
board of health. To block consumption,
tuberculosis and incipient germs of the
white plague, the board things that
kissing should be stopped.
kissing on the mouth is particularly
Objectionable sandsin a set Of rules for
school children = the board speaks spe-
cially Of the kissing habit. In the opin-
ion of the board the germs Of consump.
tion may be easily communicated in
this way and it. is suggested that not
only children, but grown people may
well do away with the habit Of kiss
ing each other on the mouth when they
meet in the street or in the home.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-10
THROWS BOUQUET
TO MINNEAPOLIS
Premier Of Manitoba Says It's
Grain Market Is the
Worlds Best.

Special to The Journal.
Winnipeg, Man, Aug. 1o-The West.
ern Canada Flour Mills company opened
its mammoth new mill here last eve
ming with interesting ceremonies. The
plant has capacity of 1000 barrels a
day and will consume 100000 bushels
of wheat annually.
Robley complimented Minneapolis by
HIt is highly desirable that, the re-
lation between the graingrower, manu-
facturer and miller should be cordial.
There should be bond Of sympathy, as
their interests are common. 10 es-
tablish this relation there must be con
ditions that guarantee the graingrower
the value of his grain, no matter what
sample market must be provided at a
milling center-for instance, at Win
nipeg' s.o,,a mar,,.+ ;s one where ,
sample Of car is drawn and bids in
vited from all millers and shippers on
the merits Of the grain, and not on the
grade, the car not to be unloaded until
by virtue of her sample market, has
become the best cash market, so fal
as. the farmer is concerned, in the
world. The relations there between the
farmer and miller are most cordial, and
the handling of grain is facilitated
with perfect satisfaction to all:
IT look upon the opening Of this
magnificent mill today as fastening tht
time when Winnipeg will have hel
sample market. There are other in
terests affected by such market, but
they can be adjusted to meet require
ments when the time comes.'' Th'
Western Canada Flour Mills company
has absorbed the Lake Huron & Man
| itoba Milling company at Goderich
Ont, and the Kelly Milling company Of
Brandon. The Brandon mill, opened to
day, has a capacity Of 1000 barrel'
daily. a..