The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-07
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missing the head Of Mrs Godstein the chief plotte and
above them stood the object of their search After such
gallant she had decided to capituate rather than
have her house despoiled truce declared and the
balance of the afternoon spent in peace and harmony
t.Just word Of warning to Mrs Harris Neither iron
bars the windows dynamite bombs under the DOORS
Gordon Of watchdogs around the house will avail her
when her time arrives.''
After studying this carefully it discovered from the
headlines that surprise party, and no fight AS IN
the of Sarah Camps friend, Mrs. Harris, al
in doubt whether ''there is SIGH person. in
Gladstone, but if there is, let her beware!'
poet St. Peter ciy, not asyum) has suddenly burst
the first spring poem Of the He declares that:
.t@ The sun is bright and warm,
s9=~ The robin shows his sporty vest;
And cats their voices test.
Fair hope again grows green
~ In all desparing human hearts,
That long have cold and frozen been
asse And Cupid shoots his darts
In full the springs renewing bliss,
And watch how Sun, the gay old boy
80 Gives Mother Earth a kiss.
Well he can't do it any too quick to suit
An old paper from the far NORTH dated November last
makes interesting reading The Nome Nugget speaking of
White Silence, of which Jack London writes,
and which he his visit to Alaska and Yukon ter
rtory having been confined to brief states that
has settled Alaska line Arctic Ice pack
came this year, it usually does silently shutting out the
expanse sea- which it will hold in its STERN unrelenting
grip until the and the winds from the south break its
letters. <a.s',>
But the isolation of this year, says the Nugget not Of
the pioneers Of this country knew to the
coming telegraph In the winter Of 1900 the first
that the people of Nome received from the outside
March It the form of newspaper the Yukon Sun
Of Dawson Of Dec 49, $780, 1t contained
Of Oct relating the outbreak Of the Boer The
brought Nome by W. Y Fisher who is still resident
Of Nome So the people for ''outside news
that hall rented and the people packed it to its utmost
capacity Attorney R. B. Mroy read the contents OF the
precious After the reading the
sold the benefit Of the fire department and was knoced
down. to the proprietor Of the Nugget for the of So
portion Of it's contents again did service news IN the
paper he publishing:
In 1901 news of the election Of President Mckinley in
November, 1900, received Feb. g. Last year the
people of Nome knew the result of the presidential election
Nov. 9.
Before many years have elapsed Nome will the
horse daily pulling train OF into the city from
some point the North Pacific coast.
This horse has reached Lincoln Neb and the people
In that cline rejoicing to learn that the senate
stalking up reconstruction bill DR. Bixby with his team
Of spotted Ek Speck and Span tched last week and
the latest the frozen waste from Lincoln
to Nome.
:sOld Kennedy'' who has been familiar figure in
Baltimore is said to be call n.' Old Kennedy himself
acknowledges it, and this week he asked his honor to let
him go to the poorhouse. i .;., .....
ESQUIRE he said ''Im down and out. A few more
months I'll have to take the count and hand the
belt to 1t got going, an I've got to run away
from it. My legs will hardly hold me- My head burns My
heart burns, I'm old hasbeen You understand
Squire, you We always been my friend Now want to &c
to Bayview.'' .... s.. -
.s To the reporters Kennedy said: . 80.
Seventeen years continually drunk Thoroly saturated
with all kinds alcohol All kinds of alleys, eel
lars Nothing but whisky; no food Literally
burnt heart lungs stomach, brains, kidneys and the
whole business =,..z.l... ..
So passes Old Kennedy pretty good fellow, but all
bunged up the victim Of the greatest hypnotst on the face
Of earth today. You may fool with the Old Man Booze
for while but in the long he will get stretched be-
tween two chairs will be making passes you and
breaking rocks your FORM Cut him out "A. }. r.