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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-22
DYE1NG AND CLEANING

TWIN CITY DYE WORKS. THE LEADING
French dry cleaners for ladies' and gents
clothing and all household goods. SIG Nicolet
STERLING DYE HoUsE-FSench Dry Cleaning,
500 4th av S. T. C. 1892: N. W. 40 J3.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

PLANO SALE-OUR ELEVENTH MIDSUMMER
sale OF new, sample, shopworn and used pi
amos Is now going on. Many line new pianos
going at about half-price. This is piano
opportunity that occurs only once year, 1t
Is the time we clean up stock in order
to start the fall business with fresh goods
Hundreds wait for these annual sales, know
Ing they can get a good piano for surpris-
ingly low figure. In the big sale be
found the famous makes of Mehlin Hardman,
McPhail Krakauer. Behning, Sterling,
Grown" Huntington, kohler & Campbell,
Lagonda, Singer and others Used pianos
going for $50 500, $11O. Sis, $120, $3.50,
$l4o, $155, $3.50, $3.50, $3.50. Squares SIS.
! so, $25, $35, $40, $45, $50 Easy terms Of
-, 3d. 81, 5, $6, 81 month. Foster Il Waldo,
S6 18th s. Njpo1lot
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-22

GOLD SECURITIES IN GOOD PROPERTY.
So, 0Oo-New modern, ], rooms, east 'front.' full
size lot, hot water heat. hardwood floors
and finish, best and latest plumbing.
nicely decorated, gus and fixtures: Must
= be sold at once: Small payment down
and monthly payments. This is Ger
tainly great bargain. 1t will cost
you nothing to see the place, If you
$4,S5O-New and strictly .up-to- date, rooms
hardwood finish. mantel. sidehoard, attic
all plastered. with extra room; beautl-
fully decorated; east front: two blocks
from Hennepin E.Sunuysidc.' All the
special improvements in Easy terms.
Now is your chance to buy good
home cheap. - ~
J. b. Gleason, 500 Phoenix. .,.r.
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REAL ESTA TIE FOR SALE
Unt1nproved.
confIniiArt

r
0 o Q o o o 90 o o o
0 T. A, JAMESON, I
. 205 Andrus Building. ~
0 $3.50 each for three lots II feet front on
0 I'd av S near 45th st !; $25 cash.
0 balance IS Per mouth
0 5000 each for lots on Upton av and j0th ST.
o $3.50 each for four lots In South Side ad-
0 dtion. near Lake st. on 18th nv S.
o $500 each for three lots on Sheridan nv
o In kenwood. These are owned by :,
o 53t minister In Illinois. and he Is
o ~, anxious 10 sell. hence the cheap
o price ut which they are offered.
0 $3.50 for ono acre plated on Stevens av,
0 /, between 10th, and 4Bth SITS; $3.50
o ssra cash. $50 every SIX months. There
o is money in this for someone. =. i: =
o, $2,600--Eook at the house on northeast
o, q, corner OF Lyndale and 31st You
o tx &5 know 31st st is the proposed new
0 boulevard across town.
O Is Oak Grove is large, well built house
o ~ ssi,.l OH 66-foot lot l am afraid II 1
o named the price you would think
o there was something wrong with
Q the property. There IL not. how
o ever and / want your best offer
0 either for cash or on time.
o $500 each. Logan ay near 9th av; three
o lots. " ...s 5s.- 81
o $500 for lot on Garfield nv near 31st st.
o - T. A. Jameson, =. ~ .
o = 205 Andrus Building. ~. -
n n IN n n n n n =
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-22

TAKE 2cth Az N CAR AND LOOK AT
those acre lots on sd av: N and Crystal
Lake road: level, good soil fine trees; 1928,
each. 500 down and $50 every six months.
VIM. Hendricks, $40 Guaranty building.
IF SOLD BEFORE SEPT. 1, s125 TAKES A
lot on Grand av. between 46th and filth SIS.
west front. middle of block. ,s2Dit--n lot on
Morgan av n, between 18th and 9th avs sewer.
city water and stone walk. These are very
cheap Yale Realty Co.. FOG 4tl st s.
s - ~ y LOCK AT THIS lot.
IS s Next to corner Of S8th st on Portland av.
AZ feet west front. sidewalk, trees, water
in and paid for: new house corner and
nice ones in neighborhood; a bargain at $475
Address owner. 3245. Journal
BEAUTIFUL WOODED LOTS ON CRYSTAL
Lake and Penn avs n: wills be sold cheap
lots on 9th av n and James; want an offer;
any of them on easy terms Hermann, 40
Phoenix. ,ss IL Csc ig N.Y. y
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-22

We OWN 5000 ACRES OF. LAND LAYING
in the celebrated Golden Valley, only q few
miles from the Northern Pacific railway.
This is one of the finest tracts of farming
lands in the northwest, and is bound to
double In value within the next two years:
We would like to Job this land and Will
make special prices on quantities from Sec
ton up. Write at once for particulars
0. w. Kerr Company, $40 Guaranty building,
AIinnea Dolis
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-22
Farm Lands.

o LAND, LAND, LAND, LAND, LAND.
0 Write me for map and particulars Of the <
o Land Of the Big Red Clover located
0 In Kanabec County, Mimi, near Ogilvie. (
o The greatest stock-raising, dairying and {
o general farming country in the northwest; {
o rich SOIL fine climate, fine water. excellent
o health, cheap freight rates and only about
0 70 miles from Minneapolis. Choice lands
. cheap and easy terms Why not own I
o your own home?
o Louis A. Howard, =
0; SOP Oneida Bldg, Minneapolis.
o o o o o 0 o o o o o o o o
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; CHARLES o. ELWooD & CO., GUARANTY
Loan. For $3.50 we offer fine lot Fremont
av S, near Lake st; east front. 45x12s feet.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-22
FOR RENT

For Rent Miscellaneous.
FOR RENT ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR 51.5s
4th st $. VIII make long time lease; space
2. eco SQUARE feet. Call Charles A. Tuller,
journal office. yat3aa Ne ..S%
WANTED TO RENT-A PIANO FOR SIX
months or n yeas,S Apply Mrs Squires. Main
4I6J CT I, c. O553. ss5g -.tT Ne.
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, o 0
0 MAKE $500 AN ACRE EACH YEAR IN
0 raising strawberries and cantaloups In
0 the famous Payette Valley OF southern
0 Idaho. Quick returns from your land;
0 good market, a splendid investment. Five
0 and ten-acre tracts out 4 to miles at 4
0 from 800 to $3.50 per acre; close In for
o from 5000 to $500 per acre, all with good
o water right, and suited to intensive farm
o ing. Excellent climate Write to .y.,. ~
o A. L. Wood, Payette, Idaho. =
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-22

S22 5o-5ls. 18th Av Sc; FIvEHooM FLAT,
modern except heat; heater and range furnace.
n. w. South 100 L2.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-22

THE CHEAPEST AND MOST BEAUTIFUL
lots in this city are at Sevenoaks, Selby.
Lake st interurban line. We have river bank
frontage and good inside lots from $3.50 up on
easy terms. For plats and information call at
chr offices, corner 42d S and Lake st,
III 4th st S. Edmund G.. Walton Agency
Szo0-FoR QUICK SALE, TAKES TWO LOTS
on corner OF Newton av n and 9th; east and
north front, s5x127. Yale Realty Co.. 2oe
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-22
WALL PAPER,
WALL PAPER.

WALL PAPEH. .+ ....- .-a.
... WALL PAPER.
Wall paper &c per roll: &c and 1Oc paper, &c:
121ac and 15c paper, Sc; zoe and 25c2 paper.
.1oc; large selection Of aorals, stripes, tapes
tries, imported pressed goods, two tones silks
and specials at very low prices. Paper-hang-
Ing painting and tinting done short no.
tice. Baker, lis 9th st S, opposite n. Y.
BUY OF US AND SAVE MONEY ON YOUR
new and secondhand office. store. bank. drug,
confectionery and cigar fixtures; also safes all
sizes and standard makes, including one extra
fine bank safe with automatic time lock and
two burglar-proof chests; big stock wall cases,
show cases. desks, chairs, tables, scales. regis
tiers, letter file, typewriters, etc. Twin City
Fixture Co., 223 Sd st S.
FOR sALE-oNE J. l. CASE SEPARATOR, sox
So, with patent stacker, feeder and sacker,
betting. etc. All in first-class condition.
Must be sold at once. WIN go at low
figure. Write us today. Nichols & Frisseu,
Northwestern building, Minneapolis.
ONE II. P. FAIRBANKs.MoRsE GASOLINE
engine with pumping jack, one H. z. and
one II 3. P. White stationary and one h. P.
White marine. gasoline engines, one Is Il. P.
electric motor; all in good condition. Enter.
prise Machine Co, -.
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.' Unimproved.
se75 FOR DOUBLE CORNER, FREMONT AND
Bed. facing east; terms, -t"'
$3O0-On Sd Sc near 32d av, for fine lots,
+ 46x157. &c. "- ...'...
$500 for lot, Colfax av near 34th; west front;
terms. a. - g. e. - ,.. 49,. .. -
$45O-Aldrich av S inside SD ST.
$4OO-Blaisdell av, inside 3Sth st.
$4OO-Pillsbury av inside 3Sth st: east fronts.
$695-On Lake place, close to 25th ST. Cheap
est lot to be had. - -s-F..
81, O5O-Corner Lake st and Humboldt av;> all
improvements; very cheap.
Crocker & Crowel, y
315 Bank of Commerce Bldg.
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SEE THIS IF YOU WANT CHOICE PLOT FOR
4 home and gardening; Cedar az. between Add
and 44th SITS; ten acres east front; beautiful
oak grove; SLIGO cash and balance easy
terms offer good for short time only. as
price will be advanced If not sold within a
few: days. Address 3533. Journal 80
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-22

:. :s,sss.$ asF& ssyS sS
property; tenement Of FOUR. houses;
eight rooms - each; hardwood floors;
O BATH land cas-; open plumbing. rents (
o. fola SIS a month. Close in. This is {
o.. n abarpain ~ H. ,-'r r.. (: - {
o $4O00-Dnpfex house,EfiEe rooms and bath
0 each floor. in hrst-class condition. {
o. !. / rents for $3.50; o, al :. r. 7ss
O. - Sloane. NJ Culloch Agency. .- (
n n q q q q O O q O o 90 o O O
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-22

NEAR THE UNIVERSITY, 4ol OAK, ST Sc.
Broom all modern house; also-,6 and l=roanl
fats 5th st and 15tn av Sc. Inquire JAM
tor. G. Z. Gould, 1894 T. Z.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-22

For Rsnt--Offices. 4.
SINGLE OFFICES AND SUITES OF TWO AND
three rooms III Century bldg list av S and 4th
st; rent reasonable. Call 20S Century bldg.
FINE LANCE OFFICES, SINGLE OR EN-
s Ae , Ip.snae sht. a tI s Eo9Tt pa''uns
ron RENT-pART OF OFFICE. APPLY CO.
Mniblan Insurance Co.. 6a2 Andrus building.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-22

Qal7 lst Az S. NEWLY DECORATED. $lS;
2517 Portland av, rooms, SIT; 2425 Clinton
av, S rooms. all modern. $500. Hermann,
$40 Phoenix.
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SEE THE FLAT In THE ASTORIA, NO.
325 18th st. of six rooms. first floor.
outside corner; hardwood floors, finish.
ETC.. open plumbing and one of the, best
fats In the city for the price.
David Z. Jones & Co. I.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-22

s.. eco BUYS NEARLY NEW FINE COT
tage home Of seven rooms and nth: hardwood
hnish end floors y openy plumbing including
PAS fixtures window shades, nicely decorated;
/ 2I25 Grand ~ 5. Yale Realty Co.. 2O6 18th
u Mt & s
The Mena weekly star., 1906-07-19
W WAS I-UNT0N-.s 5 HIGHEST NAN.
Alfred Belt. Weii-Known south African Financicr and Friend of Cecil
 Rhodes. Dead.

London, July 17--Alfred Belt, the die1 Monday. MT. Belt was born ii 1853 at Hamburg He was life gov ernor of the De Beers Consdidates Mines, a partner in the firm Of Wernher, Belt & Co.,, and director oi the Rand Mines, Rhodesia Railways solidatei company, Bultfonetein Mine and British Chartered South Africa company. He was reported to have oeen implicated in the Jameson raid Later a suit was brought against NIT ]eit on the ground of complicity in the .isld and his prosecution was demanded by Dr. Lcyd, the representative of the rransvaal in Europe, and in 1896, his resignation from the board of directors If the British Chartered South Africa ompany was accepted. When Cecil Rhodes died in 1902 it was found that MT. Belt was appointed one of his exe- cutors and MT. Belt thereupon returned to the board of directors of the British Chartered South Africa company
 Early in 1903 MT Belt had an apo- plectic stroke while at Johannesburg and it appears that he never fully re- ained his health Since that time he bad lived in London.
 MT. Belt, who is said to have been the richest man in London and who con- trolled the output of gold in South Africa was at one time alleged to be .orming gold trust" in which tht names of prominent American finan. ciers were mentioned. He gave large sums of money to the Red Cross and other institutions and recently donated s500,000 to found a university at Tamhuro
The Mena weekly star., 1906-07-19
Man and Wife on Trial for Murder.

Fulton, Mo-, July 1S.-Edmund F Bailey and his wife, Ava Bailey were placed on trial before Special Judge Alonzo Burns of Platte county hers Tuesday for the murder of Jay Lawder a wealthy mine owner, at Farber Audrain county, November 26 last Bailey shot and killed Lawder as ths latter was about to board train He gave as his reason that Lawdtr had been too friendly with Mrs. Bailey Later Mrs. Bailey announced that sht had told her husband few days be fore the murder of her relations witf Lawder and she was indicted as ar accessory before the fact.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-07-19
ELKs' TRAIN WRECKED.
Texas Excursionists Have Narrow Escape Near Forbes Junction, Coi.-kan
 Into Landslide.

Trinidad, Col, July 17-Passensei train No. [ on the Colorado X southern railway, carrying hundreds of Texas Elks to the convention Il Denver. was wrecked three miles north of Forbes Junction, at an early hour Monday morning. Engineer Martin !. Cullen was killed and Fire man Charles T. Garrel badly hurt
 That the whole train was not car ried into the deep arroya, resulting in serious loss of life, IS propaDiy due to the fact that it was running slowly on account of the recent neaVs rains.
 The train ran into a landsnae while rounding a curve and the en- zine rolled over, carrying the TWO haeeage cars with it. None or the messenger coaches left the track rnllen wss caught under the loco- motive and his body crushed 10 pulp. Fireman Garrell jumped, thus escaping death. Though severely in- inred he walked three miles to Forhes and notified the officials here
 Two special trains from the south carrying Elks to the Denver conveh- tion are held here on account or tne wreck and will be delayed Tor some time until the track can De cieareu
The Mena weekly star., 1906-07-19
PRESIDENTS BUSY DAY.
Secretary of War Taft and Assistant Secre- tary of State Bacon, Among Mon
 days Callers,

Oyster Bay, N. Y, July 17.-Pres- iden Roosevelt begins this week with the busiest day he has had at Saga more Hill this season. First he con cluded the question of establishing brigade army posts besides many other matters with Secretary Taft wk3 ar rived at Oyster Bay on the Monday morning train. The secretary is to SC to Canada for a two months rest and this visit to the president is for thu purpose of settling all matters Iequir- ing executive action and which are possible of conclusion at this time Assistant Secretary of State Bacon reached Sagamore Hill during the day
 General Theodore Bingham, polio commissioner of New York, accom- panied by P. F. Dunne (Mr Dooley) came in on the noon train. General Bingham was formerly superintendent of public buildings and grounds a; Washington in which position he had general supervision and his call with RIr. Dunne is social.
 r. w. Whiteridge, special ambassa' dor for the United States to the wed ding of King Alfonso of Spain was q visitor to Sagamore Hill Monday also Mir. Whiteridge made a report of his mission to Madrid direct to the pres ident.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-07-19
A DOUBLE KILLING.
Bad Van Resists Officer and Now
 Both Are Dead.

Little Rock, July 16. Another fatal duel resulting from an old feud in Union county took place at Wesson's place, near Eldorado, yesterday, and as result Charles Bishop and Rufus Eastridge are dead.
 Bishop was under indictmen, for the assassination of Dallas Hunter, September 6, 1903, hay iug been indicted at the ensuing October term of the Union county circuit court. Since the killing he has been at large, and is sup posed 10 have been hiding in ;hi. county aud in Louisiana. Sun lay Herman Britt and Rufns Eastridge went to Wesson's camp, having learned that Bishop was there, and attem pted to serve warrant on him.
 Bishop was told 10 hold up his hands, bat instead of obeying th, dunted man started 10 draw his pistol, and as he did so Eastr;tig, who was armed with revolver, emptied six shots into the body O. his adversary. As he fell Bishop. who had by this time drawn his weapon, an automatic pistol, fired at Etstridge and shot hin through the heart.
 On Christmas eve in 1903 East ridge shot and killed Lernox Parnell, and immediately after ward surrendered to the sheriff The killing occurred at churcl
 turing a Christmas tree cclebra ton. He was indicted and iriec | for murder. but the trial resulted
 in hung jury. and he had never oeen tried again.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-07-19
FATAL SHOOTING ATPARAGOULD.
Will Clarke Instantly Killed and Sam
 Spence Shot in Arm and Side.

Paragould, July l6. Will
 larke was shot through the head and inst n,ly killed and Sam Spence was shot in the arm md s;de in diso d,ry resort Sunday morning. It is said the a affair was the result of drunken ow DIck Thomassou. Sam spence and three women were red by Coroner Dlvis after the uquesf. The preliminary hear ng will be held today.
 The case is some what sensa
 ional, because there Is a sus- 3icion that plot existed to kill Clarke, and that he was lurec lere for the purpose. It Is said hat he was written to come here, nd 1t is stated that a large ,um of money which Clarke had disappeared between the time oi the killing and the holding ol the inquest.
 Clarke came here from Bertie Hub house, and the others are all r sidents of Paragould.
 Able lawyers have already beer retained, both for the defense and to assist the state in the pr, SC ution. There Is quite 3 good deal of excitement in the city over the affair, but no vio lence is feared, and the law vii be allowed to take its course
The Mena weekly star., 1906-07-19
Disbursing officer short.

Washington, July 12.-lt was stated It the treasury department Tuesday that an investigation recently con ,Iuded of the accounts of the Vat Maj. George A. Bartlett. disbursing oi deer of the treasury department show , shortage approximating $3s,00f About Sl4000 of this amount howeve' is said to have been innocently pal out on fraudulent vouchers presente by James w. Boyd. a clerk in tn marine hospital service who in Septem Der last was arrested and is now |, jail pending his trial for mis-aPpro priating government funds.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-07-19
Kmnsan Dead in CmIiforsis.

Olathe, Kan., July 1S.--Judge A. Smith Deveney, for 50 years lawyer of Eastern Kansas. died Monday al Santa Barbara, Cal, where he went a few months ago for his health. Judge Deveney was 76 years old and served in both the Mexican and Civil wars. He was the democratic candi- date for attorney general in 1886. When a young man in California he was on the stage with the elder Booth. He will be buried there.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-07-19
A Portngese Mutiny.

Lisbon, Portugal. July lS.-Owins to the arrest of soldier a nutiny oc. .urred here Tuesday among the troop who formed part of an expeditionarS orce to which the man belonged an
 which were quartered in barrack
 reparatory to their departure. IT
 oldiers made disorderly demonstra ion threatening to attack poll leadquarters. The authorities finally succeeded in calming the mutineers
The Mena weekly star., 1906-07-19
THE ELks IN SESSION.
Revision of Constitution and a New Ritual the Most Important Work Before
 the Denver Meeting.

Denver. July 18.-About 25,000 Elks and ladies accompanying them, in attendance at the goth annual reuion of the order, have registered at the local headquarters and others are still coming on every train bound for Den yer. The weather is superb, the city in gala attire and all indications point to a most enjoyable and memorable reunion.
 The grand lodge held its first busi- ness session at o'clock Tuesday after noon. Povision of the constitution IS one of the most important matters to come before the convention. By the adoption of the proposed new con stitution three forms of government sial be ablished-executive. judicial and legislature This will put all the executive power in the hands of the grand exalted ruler. while the judicial iuties. such as the arbitration of all questions pertaining to the order, will be placed in the hands of board of governors or similar body. The legis- ative power, of course, will deyeiye apon all delegates in convention.
 A new ritual has also been prepared which is said to be so far superior to
 he old that there is 10 question of it's ultimate adoption
The Mena weekly star., 1906-07-19
IF TERST.LO .LOU6|CE TRUST
Circuit Attorney Sager Files Custer Suits Against Companies Form
 ing Alleged Combine.
CHARGES ARE BASED ON THE STATE LAW
Petition Asks That Fines in the sum of Sil 400 be Assessed Against Mer- chants Ice X Coal Company and Polar Wave Ice X Fuel Company and That Their Charters be Forfeited.

St. Louis, July 1S-After an investi- Sager Tuesday fled suits in the cir cuit court against the Polar Wave Ice & Fuel company and the Merchants Ice X Coal company on the allegation that these companies were in an alleged combination to restrain trade and to fix and maintain the price of Ice.
 The suit asks that judgment for $7l,- 400 be assessed against each company as fines for the 714 days that the alleged agreement has been in effect and it further asks that the charters under which they have been doing business be declared null and void.
 The charges are based on sections S565, S566 and S56S of the revised statutes of the state of Missouri.
 The sections upon which the prose cutions are based provide that any association of individuals or company which shall combine to regulate O. fix the price of any article shall be deemed guilty of conspiracy to defraud and may be fined from five to $100 for every day such association continues to do so.
 The officers of the Polar Wave Ice & Fuel company are: c. w. White' law, president; John c. Muckerman, vice president; l. c. Muckerman treasurer and general manager, ana H. E. Penning, secretary Otto StiIe is said to be president os the Mer chants Ice & Coal company and VII liam Boeke is the secretary Tn petition states that the Polar Wave company was organized February ls 1903. and the Merchants on FebruarS 1, 1897.
 Investigation into the ice situation in St. Louis was practically beeui early in the spring soon after an ih- crease in the price of ice to mousse holders was announced of from v cents a hundred pounds to 40 cents aD arbitrary raise of 3312 per cent. Cir cult Attorney Sager sent assistants to Toledo, O., to watch the progress of the legal contest between the au- thorities there against an alleged combination of ice dealers. Thres weeks ago Circuit Attorney Sager his assistant, George N. F1ckelsen and the grand jury began an invesu- gation of witnesses asld the hiihs of the siuts Tuesday resulted. The pc tition alleges that the Polar wave and Merchants companies on ol about the first day of August, lso4 entered into an unlawful agreemen, combination and understanding Wltn each other and with other persons ! firms and corporations whose names at this time are to the informant uh' known. to jointly fix the prices 10 DC charged by each of them for Ice al wholesale and retail in St. Louis ane 10 jointly maintain the prices loi ice at wholesale and retai! in Vlola tion of the laws of the state or MS