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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-24
Free Ride on the Hudson.

F'irst-class tickets to New York via
the Wabash and West Shore are cool
from Albany to New York via the Hud-
son River day line, steamers at the
option of holders. Buy tickets via this
route and enjoy day on the Hudson,
Three daily trains. Ticket Office, %
Adams street, Chicago.
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FROM ELIZABETH LEE
A Skirt Model.
Dear Miss Lee:

: .
Could you suggest some style for a
skirt like enclosed sample9 1t is going
to be my best skirt. Would it be suit
able to have some ribbons or braid
at the bottom; if SO, what kinda Will
plated skirts be in style for fall and
winter9 I have about four yards Of
the cloth, double width. : Also what
color can I wear. am 16 years old,
5 feet 6 inches tall, IS waist, 80 hips;
my face is tan, brown hair, blue eyes.
Thanking you in advance, I remain,
Kenyon, MINI. Dorothy.
The sample Of serge is Of a very
fine quality. Unless you are in mourn
ing, however, black is not the hap
piest choice for a girl Of your age,
especially when she is tall. A pretty
and becoming skirt model will be taken
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-24

Every man, Immediately he is engaged,
is expected by his iancee to wear a
button brooch with her photograph in
his buttonhole for as long as the en-
gagement lasts, and she in turn wears
his photograph on her breast near her
heart. These are called Glove but
TONS" and if discarded any day by
either Of the parties, it is a sign that
the engagement is at an end. Elk
change. -
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Paris, Aug. 24.-The Princess Of
.Cantacuzene, daughter Of General Fred
D. Grant and granddaug Of the fa-s
nous American president and civil war
hero, has been frightened from Russia
by the political unrest and disorder
prevailing there. With her handsome
young Russian husband, Prince Canta-
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AN ASTOUNDING REPLY.

ONE day at Latin recitation Johnny Jones was so
~ droWsy that when the professor asked for the
conugation of certain verb he failed to catch it. and
turning to his bosom friend inquired "What verbs"
''Damfno,'' whispered his classmate. -.z
s'Damfno, damfnare damfnavi, damfnatum!'' said
Johnny Jones to the Mortified professor.
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cuzene, she intends to spend the winter
in Paris far from the mountaineering
mobs of st. Petersburg. It is rumored
that the princess, filed with the cour-
age of her grandfather, was DESTROYS
of weathering the storm in Russia, but
her husband and father insisted on her
wintering in Paris.
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ROCKWELL EXPLAINED 1T

7 N 1881 bill introduced In the Massachusetts
L senate which provided for bounty of SIS for the
killing Of "a lynx wild cat.' 1885,.
When the bill under discussion Senator Rice
OF Essex, who had habit of asking the committees
explain some parts OF bills they had reported said
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-24
ENGAGEMENT BUTTONS

A pretty way Of sealing an engage
ment has been invented by the inhabi-
tants Of the East End of London.
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THE NEW HANDKERCHIEF


Most attractive are the new hand
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The young making his adieus. ftI've had
delightful time, Mrs. Phipps'' he said with voice
full Of enthusiasm. -, 49,. 8 ...s 3. 1872 -
.: "Didn't hear him asking to call, Mabel9" Mrs.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-24

1t seems hardly the thing For lightning to do, but
it is fact that picked out wealthy banker at Des
Moines last week In the past lightning has made
specially of laboring who had sought trees for
shelter The fact that it is looking for bankers
would. seem to indicate that it has heard Of the
Stensland family bank in Chicago a. JR
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-27
vorTcE TO CONTRACToRs

1ffce of the Board Of State Harbor Commission
ers. Union Depot and Ferry House, San Fran
cisco. Cal, ssptem@pes per =; ;,, 1906
thfs1 nfaee L or prior to 2:30 o'clock o. m on
THURSDAY October 4; 1905, Tor repfling the
wharves along Sec. ls OF the sea wall and
+fe wafer front Of the City and County OF
Sen T7ran,tscf, IN accordance with The ss,ecf-
frsffors prepared therefor by the Chief En-
Snard Sentemter 20. 1906, and on fle in thfs
office to which special reference is hereby
made.
,-s11 consist Of piles Furnished by the hoardl
r,a-efsanfahIe yellow hr lumber bolts wire
rone and epskes all Of the best quality sneci
Fed and subject to a rigid examination No
bjsnk fern furnished from this Office ana ix
snso-, narFeS bv a certified check for FIVE f5l
ner cent of the amount OF the bid payable 10
the order Of the Secretary OF the board as a
-l5at he will within six 80 days after the
srrcnfance Of tire bid enter into written corr
tract to do said work. accerding 70 tie specin-
ecrT+e md fle with the board a bond In srrch
~,,rf as ere board may deem adequste WITH n
sfsretv company 70 be approved BY the Board
or State Harbor Gom1mlssl9ners, and condi-
csnfract. nor will said bid be considered Nv
this beard unless delivered to the Secretary
ar to the Assistant Secretary. at the office Of
-, srFTTfRSDAY October A. 1906 at wl,icS
fsn,e ard p,ace the bids Will be opened The
beard reserves TIE right TO reject anv ar
an bids IL deemed fer the best interests Of
rfe Sfate Bidders are Invited to BE present
a1 she oi'el--s CHARLES H. SPEAR
J. d MACKENZIE
HENRY J. CROCKER
Board OF State Harbor Comm issionerx
John NJ FOY. Secretary.
LOTT D. NORTON. Chief EnginesG
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday:
= Bernard = Curry. 2. ss4 Harrison St. and
and Annie Schumacher. II. 2sss webster st.
Fred A; Smith, 81; 8 sharon ST. and Laura
Hulda Anderson. Is. 400 Firteanfh St St anu
and ESd Msbe L Dger IS ESQ 5s9eRf ave ave
Louis G. GruhIke. q. 1888 Eddy ST. and
otf William pah Whs e. Is asss a6a edf fousSurr s and
CHARLES n Maes5en; 8. stockfon- and Edith
BisIski. IS; 1925 Buchanan St
and Annie seipel. u. 597 Lsguna It
Donald Mackenzie 50. a01s Bush st-, and
Elizabeth E. Biggs, 35, 201s Bush ST.
OAKLAND. Sept 26--The following marriage
licenses were issued today
10 John "; ;sl Galloway. 2. San Francisco. and
A5 julius Lehfsnbsrs ESs ss san oaRans and Rosa
John 5. Gilmore. A. Los Angeles. and Jessie
Ebert NJ. Chandler. II. San Francisco, and
WInifred " Goodrich II. Oakland
gusta a. Priggs. p, San Francisco
John II. Luhr, %, Oakland, and Mary A Nc
Benjamin o. Hudson 10. Oakland, and Irene
c. E McShane. 16, Oakland
James G Mcbride. "A. Oakland. and Edith
Lereux, 23, Cloverdale.
John A. Keck. 26. Merced- and Cora Baci-
gaIupf. 90. Nerced.
Walter Baker. q. San Francisco. and Ruby
Hunter Il, San Francisco.
Frank E McNefli, 81. Oakland. ana Mae
Brewis. %. Oakland-
Ebert O. IngIe ~. Fruitvale. and AdeIaids
Fa1ino, Is. Frdftvale-
Alfred Beryessa, IS, Oakland. and Emile Bois-
son. %, Oakland.
Paul J. Boyens, &c. Weed. and May s. Gilbert,
20. Oakland
william H. Reedy. 80. Firth, Sebr.. and
Elsie v Rembaugh, %. Oakland
Eugene Z. Haliett. Is, Berkeley. and Gladys
Meyer, %, Berkeley.
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Proposals.

NOTICE INVITING PROPOSALS OR BIDS FOR
LEASE OF WHARF-offce of the Board Of
Ferry House. San Francisco. Cal. September
I5 1906. Sealed proposals or bids Will be
oesock s .. m l on % Thurstiay' SEPTEMBER te @ n
1906. for the lease of wharf along the water
front line south Of the .Atchison. Topeka and
OF TO feet in length By 60 feet IN width,
which wharf is about to be erected in accord
pared therefor BY the chief engineer Of the
Board Of State Harbor Comm issioners and
adopted by the board August q. 1906 and
ence is hereby made, for the sum OF twenty
four thousand nine hundred ana thirty ts24-
o3o1 dollars, which said amount IS the cost
of the erection and construction OF said wharf
Said lease viii be awarded to the bidder Who
w pay 4 fe amount reuaire 10 open award t ss
said wharf. to-wtt., the said of twenty
four thousand nine hundred and thirty t$24.-
lease thereof for the shortest period OF time
not exceeding fifteen years; said lease to
date from the time OF completion OF said I'M
board and said rent TO be exclusive Of dock
are and-spIls Said lease shall contain cove
the said wharf In as good order and condition
ae when received, and SHAH at the termina-
hoard Ron = Of re State Harbor Commissioners r. 'fs s
equally as good order and condition. No bid
WIN be resessd gn,ess n t. Il = ofs maee on blank
conpanied BY certified sssd check for the said
and thirty (s24 93o1 dollars, payable to fhs
order Of the. secretary Of the board. The
check of the bidder to whom the lease shall be
navraent IN advance OF the rent OF said wharf
Nor VIII such proposal or bid be considered By
tits beard unless delivered to the secretary or
70 fine assistant secretary, at the office Of the
secretary, at or prior to 2:l5 o'clock ,. N.
on Thursday. September 1905. at which
hoard reserves the right to reject any or All
bfds ie deemed for the best interests OF the
state Bidders are invited to be present at
fhe opening of bids CHAS- H. SPEAR. J.
b MACKENZIE. HENRY J. CROKER.
pasrd or state Harbor Commissioners Lott
D. Norton, Chief Engineer John NJ. Foy.
Secretary.
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MARRIAGES.

GRUELL-ROHDIS-In this city. September -
1906 BY the Rev. q. A Bernthal. Charles
c. Grue1 Of ST. Louis. No. and Caroline
Rohdin OF San Francisco
HOLBEN-HAyES-In this city September "A
1906. bv the Rev c. y Bernfhal. Levi H0l-
ben OF San Francisco and Elisabeth A. Hayes
OF Point Richmond. Cal
PGPE-HOFMASS-In this city. September -
1906. BIZ the Rev q. A BerHthal- FretIeri..
H. Pope Of San Nafeo- Cal. and Theresa
Hofinann of san Francisco.
TEISsfANN-GARNS-In this city Seatem-
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-27
BIRTHS.

GRI1IM-In this city. September "a. 1906. %
the wife OF L R. Grimm. son.
KATZESSTEIS-In San Francisco. Cal. Septem-
Der 10, 1906. to the wife Of George B. katz-
enstein Jr-. daughter.
R0SKAMP-In South San Francisco. Cal. Sep
teuber 21. 1905. TO the wife OF Henry z.
Roskamp, a daughter-
WEIGLE-In San Francisco. CAL September
II, 1906. to the wife Of Rev Britton Weigle
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES and DEATHS

Birth marriage and death notices sent bv
mail VIII not be inserted They must be handed
indorsed with the nane and residence Of persons
authorized to have the published Notices
restricted simply TO the announcement OF the
event published once in this column free or
charge.
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DEATHS.

OF San Francisco
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LEGAL NOTICES


es RENCF.
WASHINGTON. AUGUST 81. 1908.
Whereas. by satisfactory evidence presented
TO the undersigned. II has been made 60 appear
that The Croker National Bank OF San Fran
cisco. in the City OF San Francisco, in the
County OF San Francisco and State of California,
has complied with all the provisions Of the
ssAct Of Congress TO enable National Banking
Associations TO extend their corporate existence
and for other purposes" approved July 18th.
1882
Now. therefore. I. THOMAS 2. KANE. Deputy
and Acting Com ptroiier Of the Currency. do
hereby certify that The Croker National Bank
Of San Francisco. IN the City OF San Francisco,
IN the County OF San Francisco and State Of
California. Is authorized to have successfon for
the period Specified IN its amended articles OF
association. namely, Until closs Of business on
August 81. 1926
IN testimony whereof witness ny hand and
Of office this thirty nrst day of August. 1904
(SeaI1 T. p KANE,
Eency.
No. $685.
ONE brown mare left at Panhandle stables
before earthquake viii be sold ar auction for
feed hill T945 ar
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-27

BOYLE PARK.
MILL VALLEY.
THE SWITZERLAND or AMERICA
Large. slightly lots. wooded bay and noun
tain view. streets being graded and sewered !:
building restriction; 5 minutes to station; lots
&c feet snd larger price $3.50 NJ. 7. G. PARK
E1 & o. /. T. Parker. agent. NH Valley
MILL VALLEY PROPERTY
Splendid bcHne Tor sale n Mili VALLEY, $500:
2-story hcsse ard basement wits about ene
acre OF land newly built and modern In every
respect. The horse cost more than this SUM-
BACIEAIJFI & STEVENS.
.lG.z (sofdep Gate ave
HALFMo0N BAY REAL ESTATE.
ExcurSicns SUNDAYS and Wednesdays to cur
Beach and Town Suiefiv islorS. the most de-
ssrahie in Hahmoon Bay Particulars ap-
r. II. JORDAN & Co. nc, owners.
$50 Market st.
FEEE EXCURSIONS FREE
EVERY SUNDAY AND WEDNESDAY.
5foSt desirable anG Iaryest lots: adjoining
bearh md T. r. staten: $50 and up: little
sl0z1. Erfle pzyments. 10 interest Call or write
fc- information and exeErSton ticket
F. r. ETLL & CO.
Room =. 6 East St. opposite Ferry bldg.
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srLRFNGAmE REAL ESTATE

-r0NrrS 81 ffS cns.ufrv. send sor cztziogue.
II W0orTFR CO 1875 orFarreIi ~
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-27

B,-rII ~, sssss- ssssssPE RTY F0R SALE
llsa lLree lstz -ssl1i-lr .seYf-zl blocks = 1-e
pAcsGALrTI K STEVENS.
fas+ GoIfca Gate ave
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-27

Az al year around home amidst sunshine and
flowers certainly delightful place; grand
views Of bay and noun tainss ? stations on
tTart- all lots within few minutes walk OF
station. which Is a great advantage 70 al who
uEe the cars frequently excellent surround
ings; good schools, etc.
We are selling rapidly. and no wonder; lsrge
lots 80 feet front and over. on graded streets !;
sewer and water mains laid
Prices $3.50 and upward.
$50 cash. SO monthly.
Take Sausalito ferry and rapid electric train
TO NH TaIiey. branch Office theres ask 70 see
Tsmalpais Park
LYON 4 HOAG. $50 Market ST. at Montgomery.
THOUSANDS OF people are looking for country
homes close 70 the city Mil Valley. just -
minutes from San Francisco. is the only suburb
which has in combtnst ton the natural beaHties
OF the country and all city advantages.
We handle the choicest property In Martin
County. which sells at prices and en- terms IN
dreamed Of: $500 viii buy you beautiful lot;
al we ask IS a small payment down. and the
balance in easy monthly instaIlments
Cali and Us before good tots are all
gone J. FRED SCHLINGMAN CO, NH
Valley
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-27
foNEy WANTED.

WANTED-saooo for prospecting in Gole,fseld
For particulars apply At Merton station gro
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-27
noss 80 RnAL EsTATE.


s-..--. roc-n and haSemczt cottage. 1aEzllsHesir
p.ano- worth $500
.-5l--Ner z--eocl cottare- - Atres feo-
u7io.i-s riI1<t ~e4I scafA-
o-7-roesn zaansion--2 ac1ss- bSilif-1zs n5fL-a
so 0CCo ( ruiafzrfS from stat3ou; zoi5d as
ss-z9-5-rosm Eoase. beautiful lecaticr- two
Fer lots. rc-ease or hossrs . = inst leave
q ne
J r LEwIs. Kearneid. Marin Go.
ROSS FALIEE-F0E SALE
@eJ1f-- aerts. 1rltk hea1flfu1 trees ara
Sarlcns e-roanI house also carriage house,
Win uire-fiTin-- rocrns -a5eTe - e
BACIGALFPI K STEtESSs
1858 Colder Gate are.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-27

rsEEFOE2NIA and s. acre balance entire pur-
rhase 8 week for each acres. 10 taxes. 10
Interest. s-ae-e trzrts ferei. rich. clear.
-~adr 70 r-cm unSer irrigation; perpetual
-a--fnrs -nare -noto--zri.z for ac stamp
Stersnsoa Cniozy. r5om &c. 702 Van Ness ave-
san Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-27
ALAMEDA Real ESTATE

FOR sale-we have 70 lots Ia Bay Side Tract
which re are Instructed 70 dispose Of at a
greatly reduced prize this Is your chance.
FsrorerTr IN fhfs location S advancing rapidly
s. HANI-EY. 1910 Park ST. Alameda
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-27

ONE brown mare left
before earthquake viii
feed bill. 1925 Fell 3
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-27

.jI.-IrF SIX fcfs sold last SznEzy- Just think
- =, Srrrs ctkcrs think IS Te de- tAat ne
-. - i..Sf rr lie r,.srset. NCr wiz. too.
Il rt,-- cc7pe Gouo and see the rroqerlE- en4y
=, =. ,sr.rss rrors tise rlsr 1he- BnT Shore Cat
- q c.,r-rpsc--: 5e-[o3t i0fSi cn vide grafie1
.---efs if-reE nsth liezrttful trees sever Aor
u-ate- rrasas issd- rfeEt n the tera q sur-
f--an4f s-tth.n- Z feu e iputes' wax of ftee-
.-i- fa~x sr4 : T. r. r. TnEe San Nateo
cars AilSsgdn 50 6r - 2. = -. lllrc 'a1e
.,,,.retsf ~ Trrcair Efth s1d N3leacia. ,-er
- ~ E---l.nsa-ae efAt5en. b-anria eftce there
s0S < l+uzG CSC 3sarker -. az Nc1 srrsaeEx
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-10-11
BRITAIN BUILDING
| 3 GREAT WARSHIPS
New Vessels to Have Greater OF
fensive Fire Than Any Two
Other Ships.

London, Oct. 11.-The Daily Tele-
graph says that three armored cruisers
now under construction, the lntlexlble
and Indomitable on the Clyde and the
Invincible at Elswick, about, which
much secrecy has been maintained by
the admiralty, are in reality battleshiPs
of as heavy broadside fire as the Dread
naught, but very much faster. These
vessels will, in fact, be the most won
de,ful ships ever built for any navy IN
that they will have greater offensive
power than any two battleships now IN
commission in any fleet in the world,
combined with extraordinary speed far
in excess of anything hitherto attained:
The following are the dimensions OF
these vessels: Displacement, 1920
tons; length, $50 feet; breadth, 1871
feet; mean draught, 26 feet; weight OF
the hull, including armor and backing,
1l,1OO tons. Each vessel will carry
new 12-inch guns. -.
Altho these vessels have each two
| guns less than the Dreadnaught, the
Daily Telegraph continues, they will
have equal power in broadside fire, due
to new arrangement of the guns, four
in two barbettes fore and aft with a
training arc enabling them to be used
on either side, and four more in two
barbettes placed en-. cchelon in the cen
ter of the ship so as to bear on either
beam, ahead or astern.
They thus will have six guns for fire
ahead or astern, and they will be able
to bring the entire armament Of eight
guns to bear to either port or star
board. Consequently the fire of these
vessels in chasing will be as heavy as
the head or stern fire Of any three for
eign battleships, while on the beam il
will equal that Of any two other battle
ships.
The vessels are designed for a speed
of twenty-five knots, and may attain
twenty seven knots on their trials. The,
will be propelled by turbine engines
The construction Of the hulls follow
the same principles as adopted in tn
Dreadnaught, but they are less .heavil,
| arnlored.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-10-11
ROBBED HIS PARTNERS;
THEN COMMITTED SUICIDE

Philadelphia, Oct. 11.-According to
the Public Ledger Henry K. Wampole.
the drug nufacturer whose body was
found recently in the East river, New
York, died an embezzler of a large sum
of money. It is asserted that Wam-
pole robbed his business partners ssys-
tematically Of at least 100000. The
assets of the Wampole company are
ample to meet oil obligations. IN
The first intimation that the other
members Of the company had that their
money had been taken without their
knowledge was a few days previous to
the finding of Wampole's body. VAN:
pole called his partners together and
told them he had used the firm :
money, but to what extent he did not
state. An investigation was begun
which is still in progress.
Wampole then left, the city in care
of a physician and later his body was
found in the river at New York. His
system was to obtain money on one
note to renew older ones which were
maturing.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-10-11
LOOSE TEETH
Made Sound by Eating Grape-Nuts.

Proper food nourishes every part OF
the body, because Nature selects the
different materials from the food we
eat, to build bone, nerve, brain, muscle,
teeth, etc.
Ali we need is to- eat the right kind
digestive organs take it up into the
blood and the blood carries it all
through the body, to every little nook
and corner. *
If some one would ask you, els
Grape-Nuts good for loose teeths'',
you'd probably say, "No, I don It see
} how it could be. But woman IN On.
tario writes: -
''For the past two years I have used
GrapeNuts food with most excellent
results. It seems to take the place OF
medicine in many ways, builds up the
nerves and restores the health gener
ally. ,..., ~. .., :.
sound sleep" because 5 It relieves Is If
ritability of the stomach nerves, being
predigested food). ..-....., ,.-..s1
"Before used Grape-Nuts my teetl
were loose in the gums. They were 81
bad I was afraid they would some da,
all fall out. Since, have used Grape
Nuts have not been bothered an,
more with loose teeth.
All desire for pastry has disap
peared and I have gained in health
weight and happiness since I began t
use Grape Nuts. - Name given b.
Postum Co., Battle Creek, Mich. &c
the famous little book, "The Road t
Wellville,'' in pkgs There's .rea
son.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-10-11
STAYS TEACHER
IN SCHOOLRO0M
Rejected Suitor Shoous w woman in
Presence of Sixty Pupils
Kills Self.

Cleveland, Ohio, Oct. 4.-In the pres
ence of sixty pupils in the South Euclid
school, Harry Smith, rs years old. yes
terday shot and killed Miss Mary Shep-
ard teacher, % years old. Cornered
behind the barn in the rear Of his home
in Warrensville, Smith shot himself
thru the head. dying instantly.
Disappointment in love is said to
have been the motive for the murder
Smith, who was fourth cousin to Miss
Shepard, had wooed her and was re-
iected. He brooded over this. Resign
ing his position, he bought revolver
and went to the South Euclid school
Miss Shepard responded to his knock
at the door. For few. moments he
talked to her in the. hall.
Suddenly he drew his revolver, PLACED
it against her head and fred twice
both bullets crashing thru her brain
Panic spread among the pupils, wht
rushed screaming from the building
Some Of the girls tainted.
Smith leisurely walked away an
boarded a car for Warrensville, poss
In pursuit
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-10-11
GAVE GIRL POISON,
.ss. IS MURDER CHARGE

Deshler, Ohio, Oct. 11.-Orson Broka,
young farmer, has been arrested by
Sheriff j ohm Of Napoleon on a warrant
charging him with murder in the first
degree. -. -, - "
Miss Jennie Dicker, said to have been
Broka's sweetheart, took quantity of
poison week ago and died five days
later. The warrant was sworn out by
John Miller, brother-in-law of the dead
girl, who alleges that Broka bought the
arsenic for the girl with the knowledge
that she would attempt self destruction
The young man was given hearing
before Squire Mulcahey and held te
the grand jury.
The trouble is said to have arisen
over the objections Of the parents Of
! the couple to a marriage.