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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-15
SALTWATER

Many friends and relatives assembled
at the home Of Mrs. E. S. Brown re-
Gently to help her celebrate her seventy
sixth birthday anniversary. IL
Harry J. Wolfer, son of Warden and
Mrs. Henry. Wolfer, will leave tomorrow
for the Saskatchewan valley, where he
and his father have large land holdings.
F. D. Hardwich of Winona has been
secured as principal Of the Saltwater
high school. He is graduate of the
University of London, Eng.p ]. and
has taught several years in the Winona
Tomorrow evening the Knights of
Maccabees and the Knights of Pythias
will give dancing parties /
Ben Boo has gone to Seattle, WASH,
where he expects to stay for several
months.
Warden Henry Wolfer has returned
from Michigan.
Ray Lane is home from trip to Port
land and other western points.
Miss Gertrude Steward was home
from Carleton college last week, visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Darius Steward, Olive
street w. a.
Will Hanson and Julius zDahne;, who
visited in Saltwater last week, have
returned to st. John s college,,
Miss Chino johnson has been spend
| ing the week at her Nome. Fifth street
N. She returned to Rush City today.
Miss Gertrude Mclaughlin has re
turned to Brainerd, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. George hammers are
home from the south.
Miss Eva Holm and Miss Alta Dun
lap Of Mandan, N. D., are guests of Mr.
and Mrs. A. j. Holm. They will return
! to Northfeld on Tuesday.
The Skovgaard concert company CAV,
a program in the Tabernacle Thursday
Those who took part were Miss EIeonor;
i Olson, Miss Christine Nilsson and Axe
i Skowgaard. s..s
Z "A reception and ball will be given il
4 the Auditorium April ~ by Mines
i George Bancroft. William II. Bean
! Frank Berry, William G. Bronson, Jr
! William S. Conrad: Gertrude Eastol
& Doe, William D. Easton, Albert J. Leh
/ minke, Daisy NJ. Pringle and Miss Sher
lard.
Miss Jessie Babar has returned fror
week s visit at Gordon, Wis.
4 Ed Enright, who has been guest 0
Mr.. and Mrs. S. o 'Rourke, has II
4 turned to Red Lake Falls, MINI.
s a musical and literary program wa
Il given in the Gongreg ational clure
Tuesday evening. Those in charge were
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f ORT SMELLING

Captain John TT IS Parker was absent
from the post all week. He was in
charge of the guard to conduct the
military conviets of this department to
later visited his mother at her home in
Missouri.
Captain Jens Bugge went to Wash
ington Wednesday to conduct party
Of recruits to the posts in that state.
The second battalion and Company (
made the first extended practice march
of the season this week. They we're
absent from the post three days, maxi
ing march of twenty-five miles and
return. Captain Bamford in command
of the battalion, Captains Macarthur,
Pearce and Biornstadt, Lieutenants
Greer, Price, Hall, Parker, Lowe and
Starkey with their companies, made
the march.
The Bridge club was at Captain and
Mrs. Macarthur IS Saturday night for
the final meeting. The club had played
series of twelve evenings. The high
| est total score was made by Lieutenant
Hugh n. Parker, the second by Mrs.
John 81. Parker, and they were awarded
the prizes for the best man and woman
player. + Captain Straub won third
place, Mrs. Hugh Parker, fourth.
Mrs. Macarthur entertained the chill
dren Of the post at an Easter party
yesterday afternoon A happy time
was spent playing the GAMES dear to
children, after which delicious refresh
ments were served. Present were, Mar
lorie, Jean and Nancy Macarthur, the
little hostesses, Helen Rogers, Naident
Parker, Rose Billiard, Katherine Robin
son, Dorothy Straub, Nancy. King, Ross
tier Clarity, Oscar and Theodore Straub
Robert Prick, Burr Parker, Cleary am
Lee Billiard, John and Stewart Harri
son and Ton Rogers.
The usual band concerts were givel
Monday and Friday nights. The brigh
SPRING weather was greeted with th,
hrst outdoor concerts Of the season las
week and hereafter there will be ban,
concert each afternoon excepting Satur
day and Sunday, at O'Clock. TIL
pretty ceremony of guardmount is he'll
now now, at q, 3 pm, on the parade ground +
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HAMLINE

Hamline University .Glee club gave
concert at Saltwater, Mimi, Friday
evening. a
The recently elected officers. of Ham
line Fortnightlv club are, president,
Mrs. Charles n. Akers; yicepresident,
Mrs. Charles aH. Stevens; secretary,
Mrs. Frank Brown; treasurer, Mrs. Nor
man Larson; critic. Mrs. Albert j. Wal
lace; leaders, Mrs. Henry Babbidge and
sGharlest H, Stevens. 5E55
Professor George Coe Of Northwest
series Of lectures on nThe Passion
Week, = to the students aof Hamline
University in the Methodist church,
last week.
Special Good Friday services were
held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Barn
hart for the Church Of the Epiphany
congregation.
Mrs. G. W. Munroes visited in Hast
| ings last week
| Hamline Fortnightlv club will give
its annual reception Thursday evening
| at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. e. w. Ran.
| dali at the state fair grounds.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w Boyer have
taken possession their new home on
Capitol avenue
1 Miss Pearl Miller has gone to Kensal
N. D., to spend the summer.
/ Miss Susie Shepherd has returned tt
st. James.
Mrs. William Brink entertained The
/ Tuesday club at luncheon at her HON,
/ on Hewitt avenue last week.
Miss Vera Putt, who has beel
visiting her parents, has returned to he
i studies in Chicago.
Miss Myrtle Prosser, who has beer
visiting here, has returned to Olivia
Il MINI. sss
The Six O'Clock club, with the wive
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i Clark cottage at Meadville Park for the

Clark cottage at M4eadvllle Park Tor the
summer. ss sSs
+. II. Loomis and family will occupy
the Windemere cottage at Meadville
Park this summer, and will move out in
May. 5
Carlisle Cameron and family, who
will occupy the old <Clough cottage, at
FairvieW this summer, moved out last
week. So SIS 4 g se
Mr.. and Mrs. William M. Cross have
opened their cottage at Excelsior, but
they will be at the Holmes hotel off and
on during the next month:
8, Bert Lovejoy Of Lead, s. D., has been
spending a few davis with his sister,
Mrs, Frank Perkins, in Excelsior.
Mrs. Will Freeman was at the lake
Thursday. Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman have
taken one of the Godart cottages at Elk
celsior for the summer
Mrs. Clough and daughter have been
guests Of Mrs. Thomas Ratlltf at Excel
sior for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Wagner will move
to the lake Monday.
| Mrs Alice Pew and Miss Florence
Pew, who have been occupying the Al
bee cottage for few weeks, will move
into the cottage adjoining the Bladon s
at Excelsiod for the summer. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hansman of ST.
| Louis will open their cottage on Long.
view Hills, Excelsior, May |.
Miss Gladys Correg of Marshalltown
and several of her associates in the pub.
lie school work Of that city, have taken
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70
Several theater parties went to town
TO seeSSothern and Marlowe in their
Shaksperean plays at the Metropolitan
yesterday. About a dozen high school
girls saw Romeo and Juliet and
went afterward to Donaldson's tea
rooms for dinner, returning home on
the Z 'clock car.
The East End Cinch club met
Thursday evening with Mrs. Codding-
ton. The decorations were in scarlet
and the scorecards We're dainty hand
tinted Gibson heads. Two large land.
and were won by Mrs. Appleby an6
Miss Olga Feigai. The next meeting
Of the cinch club has been postponed
until two weeks from Thursday, wher
it will be entertained by Miss Flor
ence Herbert at the home Of Chester
| Hopkins, - ~
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the small Frank Perkins !. cottage on
Miss Jackson, Miss Guamme and Miss
Florence Perkins made up a matinee
party to hear the Sothern- Marlowe per-
Torrance of "Romeo and Juliet yes
terday.
Miss Marie Creaser and Miss Jean
Loudon spent Tuesday with Miss Edith
Hockey at Excelsior. r. n. IN l.
\. Miss Clara Guamme has been spend
ing Easter vacation with friends. in
town. ~ IF ~ -a--@::. . 4 u > r. (
Miss Josephine Hecker Of Excelsior
has been spending the weeks vacation
in Austin, Mimi ...s~ -&~is Y
Mrs NJ Bardwell, who has been spend
ing the winter in the city, has returned
to her home in Excelsior. ~ 80 =
Miss Laura Sampson has gone to Val
ley City for. several months. - .,.s:-
L. l.. Sanford and family have taken
one Of the Sturgis cottages for: the sea-
! .Dr, Emily W. Fifeld and: DIR. Ada E.
! Talbot Of Minneapolis were guests at
! the Sampson House last Sunday ~
spending few days at Lakeland, MINI
Mrs. w. w. Gilbert, Mrs: George Nc
Dowell and Fred Mcdowell and Miss
| Nellie Gilbert were guests Of Mr.. anC
Mrs: F.: w. Gilbert over Sunday. 2"$iE:
Mrs. F. J. Stoddard and Miss Stod
dard, who spent the winter in Florida
returned to their home at Christmas
lake last week: ~. - r.
Mrs. j. L. Benton and children have
been spending the week with Mrs. W
D. Decker in Minneapolis. &&.%.}s'"
The Misses Adeline and Olive John
son are guests Of Miss Ida johnson a
Alban Hill last week. d. - t.s+
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Z. Morse will return
next Wednesday from Florida. =.
/ A Winslow Of Long Lake has pur
chased the A. H, Lyman house, which
adjoins the Sampson House. u, -
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Pratt and Mrs
Ne. Pratt Of st. Louis were guests O
Mr.. and Mrs. William Tice and Mrs. A
n. Bates last week. ! = 4
Mrs. R. A. Knapp has taken one 0
the John Powers cottages, and vii
move out about May /. -, " -
DR. and Mrs E. NJ Johnson Of 81
Cloud have been visiting Rev. G. J. an
Mrs. Swain at Excelsior. .#ts@5
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. satterlee hav
taken one Of the .Jamison cottages q
Manitou for the summer
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LAKE MINNETONKA

Spring Park residents, like the early I
robins. are gon the spot as soon as the |
first warm days and, the sunshiny
weather appear. In spite of the fact
that Spring Park is one of the places
farthest out, its summer colony is
bers Hotel del Otero shows already
the first signs, Of coming summer. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank G. Hopkins arrived
Thursday from their winter home. at 1
Coronado Beach, and already many busy
hands are at work, putting the hotel in
shape for an early opening. The ice is
not out of the lake, but nevertheless
everybody talks Of lake and OF summer
days. Mr.. Hopkins will open the Del
Otero about May 90, and while there
will be no formal opening before that
time, the enthusiastic fishermen who are
wont to frequent Spring Park have no
doubt that there will be bed and
L., square meal for them even before that
day.
Mr.. and Mrs John -Woolnough came
out to the lake on the first train, and
Heights as early as the season will per-
nit. Among the cottagers who have al
ready comesout are DR.. and Mrs. G. L.
Sargent, who opened their pretty coun
try home on the point about ten days
ago. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Boynton
Park cottage. James Boynton, who has
been in the Dakotas the greater part
of the winter, arrived home Thursday
evening on a, short visit with his rela-
tives. Mr.. and Mrs. George K. Works
are out for the season, and so are the
G. Wright DavidsQns of Spring Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Willis Smith and
son are spending few days with them,
but will not move out until later. Mr..
and Mrs. c. Swoboda are at their sum-
mer home at Casco Point. ~ -,...r =.
Casco Point will have an addition to
its many handsome summer cottages, as
the Rumsey's Of St. Louis are building
beautiful country home on their point
property. The contracts call for $ll,-
600 lake residence
While the fishing season is not open
yet for two Reasonable ice is not out
yet. and the laws forbid catching any
thing with hook and line until May l, a
large pickerel was speared IN Carman g
bay Thursday afternoon. 1t tipped the
scales at twenty pounds and measured
fOrty-one inches.
Beautiful Easter services have been
arranged for the Excelsior Congrega-
tional church today. The musical pro
gram will open with an organ voluntary
by Mendelssohn; anthem, !" Halleluiah
Christ Is Risen,' by G. Shipper; solo
Mrs. il. Benton, 4" The Risen Christ -;
Miss Dorcas Emmel win preside at the
srgan and has also trained the full
choir.
Captain George Hopkins has pur
chased the steamer Victor from William
Watson and will run it this summer or
the lake course. Captain Hopkins i:
one of the pioneer sailors on Lake Min
nctonka, and there is not bar, a reef
deep or shallow water unknown to him
He has been in command Of the Plym
outh every season since she was built
and as the steamer was always one O.
the most popular vessels, it is believe,
that the Victor with it's new skippe
will do well. The Victor, formerl.
owned by Captain Champion of Way
zata, is one of the commodious and hes
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ST. PAUL

The wedding Of Miss Margaret How
ard Meyers and Lieutenant Henry Lake |
Wynan of the United States navy, will |
take place Thursday in the Church of |
ST.. John the Evangelist. The bride is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Frederick Meyers, ard her only attend
ant will be Miss Elsie Koppers. Miss
Armstrong Of Grand avenue will give a
luncheon on Tuesday for Miss Meyers:
Miss Alness of Ashland avenue will
give luncheon tomorrow for the
bride. 81
Mrs James D. Armstrong of Grand
avenue left Tuesday evening for En- ]
glewood, N. j., to be present at the
B Eii1lk f. to Clarence Dilworth
Kerr. The marriage is to take place at
home Tuesday. f}sr' Arss as 4
Mrs. Charles E. Howe, Dayton ave-
| nue. will entertain at bridge tomorrow
afternoon in honor,E0f Mrs. Handbook
| Of Fargo, who is the guest of Mrs. A.
G.. Brown of Iglehart street. ~ s
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis W. Hill. Summit
! avenue, who, are building ga beautiful
| country home at North Oak Farm, will
| spend the summer at Misunderstanding
the-Sea.i@@, j.. .si@gtf 1s.-:5s#5& ~
Admiral and Mrs. Gheen and Miss
| Florence Gheen Of the Aberdeen, will
4 spend the summer at the sea shore. %
/ Mrs. Charles Rogers and the Misses
Rogers of Virginia avenue are at Lake
! wood, N. j. ...1&>s=
{ Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Miller Of the
! Aberdeen have taken an apartment at
the Angus from the first Of May.
i Mys. Horace Thompson Of Summit av-
! enue has returned from Townsville.
Mrs. Charles Alexander Clark Of Hol-
ly avenue is home from Virginia Hot
Springs and Louisville.
Mrs. E.. n. Saunders and the Misses
Saunders, Summit avenue, are expected
:: home from Europe this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald G.. Clark,
Kent street, have returned from Seattle,
Wash. - 81 - -.
Mrs. David Blakeleys of New York, is
the guest of Mrs. Joseph J.. Forepaugh,
Laurel avenue. sszEs5Eg.. Il 7z%.7 y +
Mr.. and Mrs. Ansel aoppenheim and
Hedman Oppenhein have arrived il
\ New York from their trip abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Gates and Fred
erick Gates of thez Ashland, and Miss
Hopper Of Holly ave naaSare home from
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Senkler' have al
) rived : from the coast" Oh their way
t abroad, and are the guests of Mrs. A. E
Senkler Of Virginia avenue.
Mrs. Henry Blakeley has returned
from St. Cloud, where she has been Wis
iting Mrs. Gale.
Miss Ada Murphy VIII leave for New
! York. this evening to be present at tn,
: marriage Of Miss Adele ,Bloss to Fred
: erick Delos Monfort, which is to tax
place on Wednesday.
4 Mrs. Arnold Kalman and Miss Cecil;
Y Kalman, Summit avenue, have gone t,
e Excelsior Springs. Kan
}. Mr.. and Mrs. William Bannon, thei
n daughter Dorothy and Miss Bannon, lief
r last week for an absence of year, t
e be spent in travelling Europe.
d Mrs. Charles Lambern and Miss Lam
net Square e, near Philadelphia. : :
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Lake BreeZes.

Mrs. George R. Leonard spent Thurs
day at the lake. Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
have taken one of the Hanson cottages,
and are out for Easter Sunday.
Mrs A. Godart and Miss Alice Hook
gey are, spending Easter at their cottage
in Excelsior. They will return to the
city tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stiles P Jones will open
their cottage at Meadville Park Mon
day for the season. 81. -: r..
W. O. Bardt and family Of St. Paul,
| tagest at Meadville. Park several sea.
sons, will come out again June /. s5 , Il
T. W. B.: Horris has taken the Fred +
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Think over those three points -espe-
cially the first one.
Suppose you cut out the picture Of the
Jar and put It IN your purse. That
will help you to remember to 60 m and
ask about il when you are down town.
Is for sale in Minneapolis by the fol-
lowing: Voegei's drug stores, corner
Hennepin and Washington avs; corner
Seventh Ist and Nico1let avJ corner
Fourth ay s and Twenty second st, End
corner Lyndale and Twentieth av NJ;
William Donaldson q Go. Glass Block Z
a. d. Thompson Drug Co, Cirkler g
Drug Store, Powers Mercantile Co.,
s.. 81. Brounelee Drug Go.
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HOPKINS

Men as well as women need Satin skin cream
ana powder for youth keepers 25c. - -
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of5the members, will dine in the parlorsa
of the Methodisr church, tomorrow
evening.
Miss Grace Ganden has gone to Lake
field.
Mr.. and Mrs. sM. Il. Holly have been
entertaining Mrs, E. Tuckey and son.
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Workmen are engaged in rebuilding
the wagon bridge which leads across St..
Adams bay into Excelsior. The bridge
will have five spans, one of which will
be draw span to allow boats to pass
under. The bridge is building at cost
of $4,000.
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The annual meeting Of the Excelsior
Improvement league will be. held Tues
day evening at the association rooms in
the Excelsior townhal. A. full attend
ance is desired, as new officers will be
elected and plans will be made for i'm
provements in and zaroundathe town.
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Mrs. James D. Armstrong Of Grand
avenue left Tuesday evening for En-
glewood, N. j., to be present at the
marriage of her sister, Miss Janet
Binckerhoff, to Clarence Dilworth
Kerr. The marriage is to take place at
home Tuesday. l.. r. -sr.s ,.ss
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Mrs. W. G.. Baker was hostess at
meeting Of the Ladies Eucher club last
week. Mrs. Walter M. Sampson won
the prize, and the consolation favor
was taken by Mrs. Walter G. Bayer.
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Mrs Charles f. Howe, Dayton ave-
nue. will entertain at bridge tomorrow
afternoon in honor&of Mrs. Handbook
of Fargo, who is the guest of Mrs. A.
G.. Brown of Iglehart street. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-21
.lNRECKAGE, AND
BODIES FLOAT in
Lady Antrim Dashed to Pieces
During storn-C Crew Of
Five Drowned.
fBv Associnted press B

(I}yt ASsoctat sPreSs.lsfs 8
Z MsNRBEifiFaAD. MASS, March 20
Wreckage of the Booth Bay, Me-, schooner
Lady Antrim, was washed up at Marble
head Neck to-day. Later two bodies
of seamen Came ashore.
The Lady Antrim carried {, crew Of
five men. and as she was literally smash
ed to pieces. It Is feared al were ,ost.ss;
The vessel was SO completely smashed up
that it was some hours after I he wreck
age had been discovered thai ncr identity
was learned. The first body was found
high upon the beach about noon, anc
several hours later the other was hauled
out of the surf.
Woman's Glove Found.
a portion of the vessels stern, painted
black. on which were the; words Booth
Bay in white letters, was recovered late
this afternoon. This WIS the first indi-
cation of the haillng port OF the vessel
Just before dark one of the searchers a
picked up IA sideboard on which were the
words Lady Antrim. The searchers
found also quantity of clothing. and
among 1t was a swoman's glove. There q
We're no other portions of a woman's ap-
parel found on the beach. q IS
The Lady Antrim was two-masted.
center-board schooner of eighty three
tons, net burden. She was built at Eden
ton. N. c.. In 1857. She was owned and
commanded by ]. Fl. McClintock. of
Booth Bay Harbor. Maine. and 1t In u
thought he was one OF the victims OF tho
" ~ e.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-21
M||UT|NY AND MASSACRE
FOLLOWS EXECUTI0N?!.
Sensational Unc onfirmed Dis
patches Say sebastop Al
most Entirely in Flames.
lBn34A Associated sPrcss.

asI BY SFccSS.l lSss4
ST. PETERSBURG. March 20.-- osts
sensational reports t,te eurren to might
that the execution of former lieutenant,
Schmidt, which hns made y deep Inn
preston throughout Russl;i. has been fol-
lowed by an extensive O mutlnys of sailor
at ESebnstopol. tho massacre of their otti-.
GERS and firing by the fortress upon tho.
city. The truth Of the story is doubted.
this being the sociological moment ~
for the appearance OF such wi lid reports
No press dlspa tches confirming the story
have been received, but j e the report
Should prove to be true, the nbsence OF,
these might be accounted n for. by the
imposition of n censorship. n 3 a
4 Tho alleged news car in the form sof
two cipher I telegranls to " q prolrl nent
member Of the Social 2evolutt tonary par j,
such as the reYolut tionaries have some
times been able to transmit through h ac-'
complies In tho tel graptt @ ttices, " here s
the public, and even the eoye NJ, ma 8
been unable to communicat e. As trans
lated and displayed Al tho offices sof RAD
slcal newspapers here. the tel ms say
briefly that the sal lors. inf lated by tho
refusal OF Emperor Nicholas to- pardon
ELieutannrt s Schmidt * and their Fellow Y
Sailors rose II in their balrae SO tzeds
and imprisoned the lna1 of heir
officers. Tie dspat tcnas add sst S the
city OF sebast topol allll1st entirely I'M
flames sSl
The adm sls tp
,the atal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-21
STANDARD OIL MAN
SUFFERS CANCER
Condition Of William Rockefeller,
However, Said to Be Not
Alarming AS Yet.
tBy Associatcd press. j

NEW YORK March eo.-The Evening,
Post to-day says.
Confirmation was obtained to-day OF.
statements that William Rockefeller IS
suffering from cancer, but not of the
viriilent type reported. 1t WAS learned
that Mr.. Rockefeller was advised by His
pi,yaicians last fall to go abroad because
OF n cancerous growth at the base OF the
tongue. which for the past two or three
trouble. The recent reports OF his illness
are attributed to probable renewal
of the symptoms previously displayed. In
quarters usually. we'll Informed as to the
interests OF Mr.. Rockefeller no alarm
was expressed to-day oyer the reports
OF illness. 1t was inti8,atcd that in view
of the pending Standard Oil investigation
II was thought best for Mr.. Rockefeller
in his present condition to spend tha
winter in Italy. No confirmation could
Z be had OF tho report that Mr. Rockefel-
lers trouble had developed into cancer
of the stomach ssssi3st, Il. s ~ - 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-21
SLEW SEVEN MEN
With GR0WBAR.
South and Western Railroad
Il Foreman Quells a
Riot.
WAS ATTACKED BY ITALIANS
WAS ATTACKED BY ITALIANS
Chief Counsel Of the South and
Western Goes to Investi-

\ y
y BRISTOL. TENN, Marcn 20.-Infor-
nation received. here to- day from Marion,
n. c.. is to the effect that in a fight bc-
tween a foreman and Italian laborers on
the South and Western Railroad, the fore
man, In defending himself, clubbed seven
OF the mensto death with a crowbar.
No details have as yet. been received
at the headquarters of the South and
Western Railroad Company here to the
effect that a foreman. of the construction
work in Western North Carolina had
killed seven Italian .laborers by the use
of an iron bar.
The scene of the reported tragedy is
remote from telegraphic communication,
and tho name OF the man supposed to
have committed the deed has not been,
learned.
: j. Norment Powell. chief sof counsel OF
the company, has gone In that direction,
and the presumption Is that he is in
yestigatlng the matter,