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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-05

st. Augustine, Fla;,4 March 5.-Lieu-'
tenant General John NJ. sehofield,
U. s. A., retired, died last night. He
cerebral hemorrhage. His wife and
young daughter were with him.
John McAllister Schofeld was born
in Chautauqua county, n. Y, Sept. 20,
1881. He lived there until IL years
old, when his his father at clergyman,
lily moved to ,FreeRort, H., and it was
military academy at West Point four
years later.
He ranked seventh when graduated
| with his class in 1868. In the same
class were these cadets who later be-
| came generals: Mcpherson, Sheridan,
Sill, R. 0: Tyler, Terrill and Hood, the
latter one Of the noted leaders Of the
| confederacy. sS
General Schofield served with dis
tinction turnout the civil war It was
he who recruited the first Missouri vol
unteers and by action of the war de-
partment he became major of volun-
teers. Later he was transferred to the
staff of General Nathaniel Lyon. He
took part in the battle Of Wilson $
! creek and received honorable mention
for gallantry in action:
! AS a brigadier general he operated
with Grant in the capture Of Vicks-
8 burg and then successfully opened. the
! Arkansas river for the operations Of
! the federal army. Early in 1864 Scho-
4 field was ordered to join forces with
1 Sherman in Georgia and he participated
in all Of the operations before Atlanta.
From there he was sent to operate with
1see. There he campaigned against his
| classmate Hood '5& ~
For gallant service in this campaign
he was brevetted major general in the
regular army He was then in com
/ mand Of the .Twentv-third army corps.
/ He was Immediately sent TO join forces
! with General Sherman in North Caro-.
Joseph E.. Johnston's army, April &c,
4 1865, it was General Schofeld who ar
ranged the terms Of surrender.
l. General Schofeld was appointed sec
rotary of war by President johnson
June 2, 1868, and served in that place
! under Grant until March Il, 1869. Ten
days prior to his retirement from the
eral. On the death of General Sheri-
dan, in 1888, he was appointed to the
/ command Of the United States army
Eby President Cleveland. Later he re
! .ceived1 the. commission of lieutenant
/ general. He retired in September,
i 1895, having reached the age limit:
In the months preceding the national
campaign of 1896 General Schofeld
was prominently mentioned in connec-
ton with the democratic nomination
for president. He was at the head Of
/ the commission chosen by President
Mckinley in 1898 to Investigate the
war department. conduct of the war
with Spain.
| General Schofeld was married the
second time in June, 1891, his bride
being Miss Georgia :Kilbourne, Of Keo.
kuk, Iowa. At that time he was 60
years old and she was 26. She had
visited at his home while he was sta
toned at West Point many years be.
fore. She was the playmate of his
little daughter and later served as
the wife Of General Barney.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-05

Smart Weed and Belladonna, COM
bined with the other ingredients used
in the best porous plasters, make Car
best in the market. Price 25 cents.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-05

combat. An attempt to extinguish the
flames with steam failed, and an eff
fort to drop an immense iron cap over
the well was made, but without success.
This cap, weighing 5000 pounds, was
turned to white heat when within
twenty feet Of the well. Another at
tempt will be made to cap the we'll
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-05
BURNING GAS WELL
F.. IT," VISIBLE 40 MILES

.Caney, Kansas, March 5.-The great
gas we'll. five miles from here in the
Indian Territory, that has been burn
ing since Feb. 20, when it was struck
with lightning, continued to roar to-
day with undated fury. The flames
forced $50 feet into the air, were Wis
,ible forty miles away last night. The
fire probably is one Of the worst OF
the kind gas men have ever had to
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-05
MEN MAKE ATTEMPT
TO KIDNAP A WOMAN
Special to The Journal.

Larimore, N. D., March 5.--An at
tempt at kidnapping took place here
last night, when two men entered the:
home Of MI. and Mrs. 0. Cornforth, and
took Mrs. Cornforth out Of the house
after quite struggle. Her son inter
fered and was struck by one OF the
men.
The woman 8 dress was torn and she
| was taken block away, when she
| broke loose and ran into a neighbor s
house for protection. One Of the men
| followed her into the house, but the
woman grabbed a butcher knife to de-
fend herself, when he pulled revolver
The chief Of police was sent for, but
so far no arrests have been made.
| The superstition is that the two men,
who were strangers, had been sent for
to do the kidnapping by people who had
| grudge against the woman.
| Many otherwise good'' WHISTLES
don It prove up in mixed drinks, but
Pickwick Rye is always good and good
all ways.
Smart Weed and Belladonna, COM
bined with the other Ingredients used
4 ter's S. w. & B. Backache Plasters the
best in the market. Price Is cents.
500 Line Change Of Time March 4th.
On the above date the following
changes in schedules go into effect and
new trains $50 into service:
Train 1O7, "The Pacific Coast Elk.
press will leave at 1905 am. instead
Of 9:45 am.
The :. Canada Express will leave at
$40 pm. instead Of $50 pm, from
1 tho Mi1wauknn station
The new train to Bismarck, n. D.,
"The Dakota Express, will leave at
| $40 am. from local station. The 8 Can
ada Express will run daily, beginning
March 5th.
Passengers should note that trains
1913 will make no local stops between
the twin cities and Hankinson except
South Haven, Glenwood and Fairmont
i Trains 103-104-105 and log will dc
the local work. No changes are SEIZED,
uled east-bound on Nos. and fol
i the s Manitoba Express
For further particulars call at ticket
office 10 Third street s.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-05
DEATH IN CAR BARN FIRE.

New oYrk, March 5.-The Forty second street
extending from 651 West Forty-second street
to the Hudson river were destroyed by fire
ployee Of the company, lost his life and several
persons were injured, fireman seriously More
than thirty cars were destroyed. The total dam
age Is more than 5000 ,OOO
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-03-25

idind5tS I'm sineu 9ura6auisn. Der
nit i9m. 8sinboIO ih pa5rlid nint
mehen toRnie. 81 sr6orsn. 8Ie Ct ies
ren Siiteupreoiser bostt! 8, sr bate
oeR 6utAs lhon oamdls ourhidaui.
lpeun 81 trebOem sri6rad, ais @erbarb
ietne 8~sylobuns osriiinoete.
Gus 8eiubolo's oaftrsn 0lilen
3udte 6Iibartis Elm baBerfiuier Bid
ii6er Die @Ijdli6tu bin. Qiemano Bat
te ieHsn Bid bsmertt. ttin peitepes
GH5etden oeryjet6, mas in oem Re!rer
Der 8evfeuuul por0iug.
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S6ioB 8urebauien ~Derueilte, nabm
&eiuboIo ron Dem iuu9su 8rauipaar
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gtidIide i1rsm 9dpa oas 9eriprehen
dbgefdmsidelt bate. aus ihrer 9erlo-
burg oer Welt Rid)t Idns,r elm Sc
AeimniB 3u MAIDEN.
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lusoefoben
ROmau BON n. marby.

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nigtat Ser5ai0's nod Idnger lpioerfte
Bn t0naen! Die 5~iareiBenoe gepalt iei
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lodenoer SlBe; oGs Dem t6eureR
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foresrte gebietsriI6 Iein Rsht es
loute iBm per0enl 9erqdugenbeit.
@egenpart uno 3utunft perIonten
minutenIane fir Mdria pie unter eli.
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gen. 9n steinftI0 i0u Elm

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Wiener 5tabtratb Dat 6eI6tohen, bic
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nurbs iofort aetobtet.-Sn gruRed
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berg, i'm 76. Qs6eHsia6re g%sItorben.
5n benz Qoppfhen @iienpert 8u R ots
tenmaun murine Der WertmetIer
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rdoe erfaBt uRb 3srrifsn.-Der Sob
dr6eiter goren3 9iietto itirste fi9 na4
elmer our63sdten Radt pom Wondss
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les bur9 tineR 6uhhldg isines 3udis
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in ginger 5rou DittDe S6obsrs
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g. Gabitel.


90 un3ufris0en 5rau Don Glingsn
5uerit mar nit beg 9rubers 9raut.
mail, ~Oerio1nts Te iid gu ilrsr eigs.
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Rebenauf9abe.

Son ben 45 SablsH oss srtajs8 iolsn
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YIN COLUMBIA 6aIenoer.

5ar 4aHoiurg Der o5iJea Rit9ist III
tolesnOer Breis alsgsieBt;
Sin columbia 6alen6er.
BET Der AlsIooiuHs oes Breties toas
men naE iol4s 9elDsr6eT, bic aQe BRET
adtblsI u4ts Get6ft aaO Die aaaoiuus
gen DIS lum 81. Oidrj. 1906 eiHssi@i6t
RabsH, IN betraat.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-09
ACOnteCimientO teatraI.
Function sEtraOrdlnarla a bsnsfIGIO del Hospital
de MujsTes J NliOs.

Tendrd lugar ell Sdbado pr6ximo II del
que, cursa.
Sc pondr6 en- escena '' soNAMBULA -
por la Incompatible tfple sefiora Gonzaga
la que admiraremos una vez mas en- esa
hermosa partitura en- las "Carceleras'
de las Hijas del Zevedeo que catard, enn
uno de los entreactos, con Ia sugestiEa
gracia y ell arte que hici6ronle recibir,
noches atras, la mas estruendosa de las
oyaciones que artista alguno recibi6 en-
nuestro teatro.
Las sefioras que componen la Junta
Directiva del Hospital de Mujeres Nj
nos, precidi6ndolas la distinguida sefiora
Winthrop han recibido infnidad de petit
clones de localidades y no cabe duda que
secundandando asi todos Ia Ioable acci6n
estara nuestro coliseo en- la mencionada
noche absolutamente lleno.
La Empreaa de la Compafifa Scogna-
miglio, con ell fin de que sea todo 10 ma
yor possible ell rendimiento de la funci6u,
ha suprimido para clio las entradas de IA
voT.
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| lNTERESADOSEN
COnOCer los prOp0-
sitOs del Presi-
dente.
DiCen que este es de los que cree
que para gObeTnal no es precise
andarsB con tapUjOS.
DIscursO que pronuncld asus VselnOs De Oyster
Bay.


Los hombres de negocios en- general, J
en- particular los hombresade los 'ttrusts'
dice un diario habanero, estaban muy in
teresados en- conoceT los prop6sitos de Mr.
Roosevelt para la pr6xima session de-
Congreso, y los 6rganos de ellos en- Il
prensa no cesaban de manifestar 10 conve
niente que serfa que el pals tuviera cor
a.ntieinaoi6r,l aIqtin. conocimianto de La po
Utica Due 81 Presdente Sc pTopuslera de
senVolver, insinuando al mismo tiempc
que deberfa esperarse yer el resultadc
que producer las nuevas leyes sobre tari
fas de ferrocarriles, 'ttruts' inspection dc
carnes etc. antes de proseguir esa legisla,
ci6n acaso aumentar los efrores que sc
hayan cometido en- las disposiciones re.
cientemente dictadas e'Se ha mantenido
81 pals en- un estado de constante agitaci6n,
decfan esos peri6dicos, los negocios han su-
frido grandes trastornos, y "a es tempo
de deiar que 81 primero recobre su sosiego
usual para que los segundos SO normalicen
pues de 10 contTario Sc causaran graves
perjuicios 4 las industrias al comercio =
Como Mr.. Roosevelt no pertenece al ND
nero de los que Green que para gobernar
eE precise andarae con tapujos, hipocresias
y mentifas, esta siempre dispuesto & de-
cir con franqueza y claridad 10 que siente
y 10 que piensa, aprovech6 la primera
oportunidad que Sc le present6, para salts.
facer Ia curiosidad de los que Sc mostEa-
ban tan deseosos de conocer sus prop6sitos
y en- el discurso que les dirigi6 su5 veci-
nos de Oyster Bay 81 ! de Julio les dijo:
Este afio, nuestra principal labor ha
sido llevar adelante 81 gobierno por la
senda que en- mi concepto habra dc seguir
durante algunos amos, es decir, por Ia
senda que conduce hacer efectiva en- be-
nefcio de Ia totalidad del pueblo, en- su
coniuntO representado por el Gobierno
Nacional, Ia vigilancia, refrenamiento y
sujeci6n que debe ejercer con respecto &
los individuos, y especialmente de las COM
pafifas que disponen de grandes riquezas
en- cuanto ell uso de 6stas en- los negocios
las coloca dentro de la esfera de acci6n
del Gobierne Federal.
va saben, pueS, q que atenerse los hom
bres de negocios, y, sobre todo los hom-
bres de los s'truts'.
Mr.. Roosevelt Sc propone continuar la
obra que ha empezado.
No es necesario agregar que la declara-
ci6n del Preaidente les ha agradadO muy
poco.,
Los peri6dicos amigos de los monopolis.
tas la comentan con cierta dureza ad-
vierten que el pals no puede vivir en- una
constante agitaci6n.
Sin duda que no; pero 5qui6n los agita
sino los que han faltado q la ley y temen
las consecuencias"?
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Habiendo adquirido directamente de
Alemania la nueVa Linfa de Koch para Ell
tratamiento de la tuberculosis, nos propo-
nemos emplearla en- los enferInOs de pro-
bable curaci0n. Los informes que tenemOs
de aquel pals nos dispOnen a ensayarlo
nes del clima son en- su mayor parte pro-
picias q la consecueion de exitos no menOs
satisfactoriOs.
Los enfermos que deseen ser tratados
p0r las inyecciones de la Linfa de Koch
deben ser previamente sometidos escru-
pulosO reconocimiento; los casos muy
ayanzados de 6xitO mas que dudOso no
seran admitidos. Para infOrmes dirijirse
al doctor Manuel Queyedo Baez en- San
Juan doctor A. Stahl en- Bayam0n. Los
honOrarios de tratamiento son COnvenciO-
ensayar ell medicamento pueden sOlicitarlo
del que suscribe que Sc cOmplacera en- SER
Virlea.
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METILOID DEs- RI mejor y mas SECURE
de todos los espscilioos hasta ahora conocido
para Ia cura permanente de todas las enfer-
medades de la ureta, va sean estas cr6nicas
agudas Contiene el flujoy cura por COM
pleto, en- menos tiempos pne ning6n otro pre-
parade similar, las gonorreas, espermatornas
Gistltis, ect. Mejor pue las inyecGiones muy
superior al aandalo oopaiba. Empieza
guTtir su efeCto las tres Cuatre horag de
habeIss tornado.
Los METILOIDES"-so fasiles de tomar
estan preparados de manera pue no revnel-
ven oil est6mRgo nj prOducen malos efeCtos
De Venta en- todaa las Boticas' Pidanse
muestras gratis sus Gnicos fabric8ntes-
Frederick Stearns 8 Ga. Detroit. Michi-
gan u A.
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EN- NEW-YORK

Hospedaje de primera clase; ca
Ba situada en- 81 punto mas cen
trico de la ciudad, cerca de Broad
way, parque central, subway
y los trenes elevados que ofre-
cen grandes conveniencias 4 los
viaieros. Trato esmerado, habi-
taciones espaciosas, claras, y mag
nifica cocina, precios modicos. Te-
l6fono y demas adelantos moder-
nos.
Dirijirse 4 M. LUZUNARIs.
1873 WEST "a STREET.
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Sc VENpE

En- Ell termino municipal de Sa-
linas, barrio de Rio-Juelles una
propiedad compuesta de 2O5cuer-
das de terreno, de hierba de gui-
nea, aqua sufciente y con el ga
nado que encierra.
Para mas informes, diriiirse a
su dueflo Don Antonio Flores de
Aibonito.
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1873 WEST "a STREET.
Tratamlsnto De Ia tuberculosis.

Nnyy IOnn, IL.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-09
lNERlGlN RAILROAD COMPANY OF. PORTO RICO

Il effect on and after Febrero 10. of 1906 Between
aroina, Arecibo. CamuY Isabella, AguadilIa, Maya
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-09
PremiO a un fumadOr.

Hace POGO tempo que fu6 ganado por
un fumador ell premio ofrecido por Ell
Club Concordia, de Berlin, pues bati6 ell
record del vicio, fumandose media onza
de tabaco en- una pipa de dimensiones es-
pecifcadas en- ell t6rmino de 18 minutes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-09
lNDICADOR GENERAL

coNsEJo A LAS MADREs.-El jarabe ealnante dc
a Sonora Wnsow debe ssmpre que los ninos
en- d peodo de Ia dente6n. Proporcona avio Immediate
peqneo paciene, produce sleho natural tranquio
olivia el dolpr el angelic desperta muy Vivo alegre
encias, avia dolores hace fees las funciones del
est6mago Tsgua los intestnos. Es el mejor Eemedo
conoeido para IA drrea va provenga esa de Ia denc5n
ae eualquera oa Tengase mucho cHdado pedl
Jarabe Calmante De IA Sonora WinslowEs es el meoT
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VENTA De UNA CASA Y VARIos sOLARES.

Sc vende en- Santurce, Gale de ViIIamiI,
una casa de MADEIRA de reciente construc-
ci0n en- un precio m6dico. Tambien Sc
venden solaTes. Informaran en- la casa in
dicada 8 en- las Oficinas de los sefiores Fin
lay B os., Julio Molina. 30 VS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-09

Sc VENDE.-La casa No. 8 de la Gale del
renta.-InfoTmes r. L. San
chez. Apartado 2O1.-San Juan: p. r
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-01-23
ALBUQUERQUE BEATS
ALL RECORDS

This afternoon Mrs. A. S. Winchell,
wife of A. s. Winchell. a Santa Fe
engineer, gave birth to a set of twins,
both boys. at their home at 905 South
Broadway.
The remarkable feature of this item
is the fact that this is the third set Of
twins Mrs. Winchell has presented
her husband with, and inaddition to
the six children born as twins. Mrs.
Winchell is the mother of three other
children. The latest twin arrivals are
doing splendidly as is the mother. but
the engine room of Pere Winchell has
had to be enlarged to permit of his
getting into 1t, he has expanded so
much with happiness and parental
proudness. Dr. Pearce officiated.
Washington, d. c., papers will
please copy, that our old friend Ted
dy may learn that there is no danger
of the race suicide proposition con-
fronting the people of New Mexico
when her fair women can boast of
record like Mrs. Winchell has.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-01-23
RETAIL GROCERS MEET
FROM ALL SECTIONS
Want Debt For Necessities Made Preferred Claim.
Reasonable Pure Food LaW.-Defeat
of the Parcels Post Bill

Niagara Falls. n. Y. an. 23.-More
than two thousand members and dele
gates of the National Association Of
Retail Grocers of the United States
were in attendance this morning when
President Kirby, of the Niagara Falls
Retail GrOcers association, called the
ninth annual convention of the Ma
tioual organization TO order in the
auditorium of the Natural Food COM
pany. The delegates were welcomed
bv Mr.. Kirby and the mayor of Niagara
Falls. and appropriate responses were
made by several delegates from other
states. Then President J. A. Green,
of the national association, delivered
his annual address and the other Off
Acers Of the organization submitted
their annual reports.
As outlined in his address by Presi-
dent Green many highly important
matters will come up for considera-
tion before the convention and the
latter PROMISES TO be one of the most
interesting and important ever held
i'm this country. Among the various
needs of the retail grocers of this
country are the following: An amend
ment 10 the bankruptcy laws, so that
debt. for neCes aries shall be treated
as ureffrraG claims. or better, that
no dischar1a BIZ granted from such
debts. Ihe adoption OF the Dixon bllI'
compelling civil service employees 10
pay their accounts for necessarles,
the adOntiOn ~ ~00-00''ic EIre ...-
LAW. which Will properly guard the
interests OF the grocers; some equit-