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The Mena weekly star., 1906-08-16
GRIEF IHE|R COMRADES
Second Day of c. A. R. Encamp. ment at Minneapolis Devoted
 to Reunions.
CAMPAIGN FOR COMMANDER WARMING UP
Capt. Coney of Kansas and K. H. Brown, of Ohic. the Leading Candidates for the Coveted Ofice-Friends of Both Seem Contident-PubIie Campfire in the Au. ditorium.

Minneapolis, Aug. 15.--Tdesday Wa. reuni Il uay at the 1. A. h. eacamp melt and the gatherings of old scl diers were held in all parts of tht city and at all hours of the day be. tween 9 a. m. and midnight In addi. ti1n, there were receptions, tue ms jori y of them being all-day affairs by patriotic societies, Masonic bodie and various crgan2at oss atIiiiase, with the Grand Army.
 The owd of visitors greatly ia- creased Tuesday. It was sad that 6,000 visit ITS came from Chicago alone. The lobby of the West hofol and pai tlcularly that portion of it al jacent to the Illinois headquarters, was packed early. The crush was SO great that the doors of the Lii nois headquarters were forced to open and cen then only small portion of the crowd could be accomcdatel. t is believed by the railroad men that the total number of visitors will be about l-5.0t0. So far, the has Le no difficulty in caring for te v.si ors. excellent accomodai ms ha . ing beel provided.
 A delegation of Pennsylyan ans, among whom was one survivor of th7 famods Pennsylyania Buck Taiis' ws.o came late in the evening. The Buck Tail wore in his hat the same old badge which he said hf d been carried through nearly all the campaigns of the Army of the Pc. tomac.
 The campaign for commander is growing more warm. Followers of R. B. Brown. ofy zanesvllle, Ohio, and of Capt. Coney, of Kansas, the lead ing candidates for this office, are mak- ing an energetic campaign. Both sides seem confident of eleciing their candidate.
 Tues day night a public campfire was held in the Auditorium. There were addresses of welcome by Gov. John son, anu Levi Longfellow, department commander of Minnesota.
 Commander-in-C Tanner re. sponded. Addresses Of welcome were also made to the Nomen's Rellof corps. Ladies of the Grand Army and the Sons of Veterans. Responses to these were made by Gen. c. w. Cook, of Denver. Archbishop Ireland, and others.
 Final preparations are being made for the great parade Wednesday, and it is estimated that about 15,000 ola soldiers will be in line. The route is about two miles in length
The Mena weekly star., 1906-08-16
Mnst Ansmer or Go to Jail.

San Francisco, Aug. 15.- Charles Hendry, local representative Of tue London & Lancashire Fire Insurance company must answer all questions propounded by the grand jury or go to jail for contempt of court. Such is the judgment of Presiding Judge Graham, before whom HenGry ap- peared Monday on a citation directing him to show cause why he should moi divnlge the names of the compan- ies in London and Lancashire whose policies are reinsured and whose em- largo" on the London X Lancashire has made 1t necessary for the latter corporation to make horizontal cut on all policies upon payment
The Mena weekly star., 1906-08-16
KANSAS DELEGATES NAMED.
Bristow, Stubbs, Campbell, Curtis nnd Benson Appointed to Attcnd
 Des Moines Convention.

Topeka, Aug. l5.-Gov. Hoch, in making the appointments of the Kan sas delegates to the primary conyen- tion to be held in Des Moines next month, selected the five men who are the most active candidates for Unit ed States senator at the present time. The delegates are J, L. Bl.istow, Chas. Curtis. w. R. Stubbs. P. P. Campbell and A. w. Benson.
 The Iowa legislature at its last ses- sion adopted a resolution instruct ing Governor Cummins to call con vention of five delegates from ea6 state and territory. This convention will take uo primary election law touching ony United States senators. and it Is expected that constitution al convention will be asked for iQ, make such an amendment to the cor-' sttut;on.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-08-16
Deliberate suicide.

Des Moines, la, Aug. 14.- Wrapping sheet about him so that it's folds made perfect shroud, J. W. Brown, an East Des Moines commission mer- chant, lay on the floor of his bath room at an early hour Monday and, inhaled sufficient quantity to cause death He was found by one of the servants. Dependency due to the death of his wife year ago. is sup posed to be the cause. He was 50 years of age
The Mena weekly star., 1906-08-16
Killed ,a,a Giri,s Father.

Sedalia. Mo, Aug. 14.-Alonzo Grayson, an aged man, was shot and killed Saturday evening by N B. Wright, near Elmwood. Saline couns ty Wright has had the custody of Grayson's daughter for twelve years. Saturday Grayson came from his home in Lexington, Mo, and wanted to take his daughter home with him
 Wright objected and in the difficulty that followed GraysQn was shot through the heart and killed. Wright was arrested and is jail at Marshall.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-08-16
Proceedings Against Mrs. E.ac.

Oyster Bay, Aug. i5.-Lunacy pro- ceediEgs were instituted Monday against Mrs. Asi l.. Esac, or Elizabeth Case. who created a disturbance dur Ing the church service attended by President Roosevelt Sunday. Should Miss Case remain within the juris- -diction of Nassau county until We'd nesday she will be taken before Judge Jackson at Mineola for commitment as an insane person.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-08-16
AKopsn. Motor Car cau,r,,,r

Hutchinsin, Kan, Aug. 15.-Senat T Chester l. Lcng is planning a motor car canipaisn over the big Seven h Congres sional district, the largest but one in the United States. As repre-. sentative he has toured the district by buekLoard, several of the counties having no railroad but lie CT by motor car. The itinerary has not been com pletel and will derend somewhat 0n the condition of the roads
The Mena weekly star., 1906-08-16
Noelemcncy Cor nurbans.

Leavenworlh. Kan. Aug. l5.--Ac- co al 8 to in'ormation raceiyef at Fort Leayeawcath, S-retary of War Taft has ceclined to grant the ID pile Ii for clemency made by s d. ney S Burbank, late first lieltenaat of the Unit States army, now saiv- i7g a sen ce of l5 months at tee fe evel pli-on thera. ani who wal q 'sm ssed om the SC vice sr en- be element anl the i'll ca mcnt If hls Filipino wife Tie SC re ary of war qu-t as sayi g that favorable a If on tho applca i is not ju t. 6e owing Q tn isus of the oGens 5.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-08-16
Where Fremont Raised Flag.

Los Angeles, Aug. i5.-The siztieth anniversary of the first raising of tho American flag in Los Angeles was commemorated Monday by a celebra- ton and fitting exercises on the site Of Fort Morro. the exact spot where ihe American colors were hoisted by Gen. J. C. Fremont The exercises were in charge of the military headed by Maj Edwin A. sherman, who fought with Nose Carson, brother of Kit" Carson for the independence of California.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-08-16

# Rome, Aug. 15.--The text of the
 bope's long expected encyclical to The archbishop and bishops of France 8oncerning their future conduct in Aiew of the enactment of the laws Wroyidlng for the separation of church Rnd state appeared in the Osserva tore Romano Tuesday. It refers to
 he previous encyclical condemning
 he general principles of the law and 6ays the time has now arrived to in. z&licate what should be done to defend bnd preserve religion in France. # We daferred,' the cyclical contin. &les, eur decision owing to the i'm portance of this grave question and particularly through a charitable feel. Ing for the great services your na- jon has rendered to the church 3faving heretofore condemned this in 8quitous law we examined with the #greatest care it's articles to see if %they permitted the organization of Freligious life in France without jeop. 5ardizing the sacred principles of the church.
 After approving the recommends tions of the French hierarchy disap. proving of the law, the encyclical says:
 Therefore. concerning cultural as. sociations such as the law prescribes. We decree absolutely that they can not be formed without violation oi the sacred rights which are the life itself of the church. Putting, there fore, aside these associations which our conscience forbids us to approve. it is opportune to examine if some other kind of organization, both legas and cancnical. can avert the threaten ed dangers to the church."
 The encyclical then examines at length the other forms of organiza tion. The pope says nothing causes him greater agony than the eventuali. ties menacing the church in France and therefore he hopes to find some other kind of associations not endan. gering divine rights.
 But as this hope fails us" he con tinues, and the law remains as it Is, we declare 1t Is not permissible to try other kind Of associations so long as they do not establish in the most legal and most positive way that the divine constitution of the church, thf immutable rights of the Roman pen tiff and the bishops and their au thority over the temporal affairs c. the church, particularly the sacred edifices, will be irrevocably protect ed by such associations. We can not wish otherwise without betraylng our sacred charSe and producing the ruin of the church in France.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-08-16
-1lncss NEWS ITET~5.

1ae l,209 employees or the Missouri Pacific shops tt Seaala, Mo, we're Monday put on nine hour instead of a ten-hour day schedule.
 Mrs. Pearl Mary L. Teresa Craigie tJchn Oliver Hobbesl. tho authoress $ and dramatist, died in London Mon day night of heart disease. Representative and Mrs. Loagworth will remain as guests of the president until Friday, when they leave oyster Bay for Washington and Cincinnati.
 The Rhine and Moselle Insurance company of Germany has decided that h will not pay it's $2,00O 900 of liahil- ities arising from the San Francisco fire.
 Four boys, all less than nine years old, were struck and killed by a Penn sylyania train while walking across the bridge over Broad street in Eliza- beth, N, J., Monday.
 1 It is probable that the work of the | districting boards which are appor- l tioning Oklahoma and Indian territory into constitutional delegate districts will not be completed until Septem- 1 Der l.
 Secret indictments against IT ice dealers and six ice companies. of Bos- ton. which were returned by the Suf- folk grand jury on Saturday last, were made public in the superior court Monday.
 It is reported in official quarters at Taneier that the sultan intends to transfer the capital from Fez to Mo- rocco City, owing to the strategic in- security of the former and by the earnest advice of the leading tribes
 After paying farewell visits to President Ordonez, the minister of foreign affairs and the archbishop of Uruguay, Secretary Root and family embarked on board an Argentine gun boat and sailed Monday evening from Monteyideo to Buenos Ayres.
 An exhibition of postage stamps valued at over s100000 and a recep- ion to the more than 200 delegates at the Hotel Bellevue. Boston, Mon day night were the features of the proceedings of the 2lst annual con venticn of the American Philatelie Society.
 The Mad Mullah has raided tie Somaliland border, killing more than LOGO of the rare Hafoa tribe. dwell ing in the Ogden region, and cap turing 10000 camels.
 Prof Nicholas Murray Butler, of Columbia university. New York. and Prof. John William Burgess, dean of hat university, lunched Sunday with Emperor William at Cassel
 The SC -ond Sunday of the cenfer- ence for Christian Workers. which is now in session at Northfeid. Mass. was marked by the largest attendance n the history of Northfield confer enees.
 A shot from shore Sunday passed over whale boat of the French Northern squadron, which is lying off the port of Tangier, Morocco. The admiral in command has ordered an inquiry.
 me Lonuon Ddily ieieSldph iohio correspondent says that despite alarm ist reports there is no danger of the killing of Japanese seal poachers on St. Paul island, Alaska, assuming a state of international gravity.
 new paper will be launched i'll Guthrie the first of September F, F. Jacobs, former manager of the terri orial populist campaigns. will be the ,dltor and owner. The paper will be called the New State Constitution.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-08-16
LynchIng Jury Hard to Get.

Struggled, Mo, Aug l5.---Out of 120 talesmen examined ii thc criminal court Monday only 24 qualified to sit on the panel from which will bs drawn the jury to try the Galhrai h lynching case The sheriff was or- dsred to bring in 100 more talcsmea Friday morning from whom the other 16 members of the panel will be se- lected,
The Mena weekly star., 1906-08-16
st. .Joscrh polI,icinu. r.uvI,.

St. Joseph. Mo, Aug. i5.-Judge A. M Woodson, democratic nominee fer supreme judge of Missouri, anl Daniel ]. Clifford. deputy state dairy inspector, had personal encoun e. in Judge Wodsons law office hare Moaday. Woodson struck Clifford in tte face with his fist Clifford says WooSson questioned Clifforis loyal ty to Woodson.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-08-16
Nntr Train Mrecked.

Ft. Sc It Kan Aug. 15.-A St Louis X San Franc sco freight engin
 an into the Missouri. Kan us & Texas fast passenger IT, in No 6, forthhound at the crossing Of the two roads near this city cary Tuesday, oyerturnins a cn4r car anl ne sleepe Seven per cons vie c hurt and number Of others were thrown from the,r selts or herths but eseaDed injury Ncns of tke injured $ seriously hurt
The Mena weekly star., 1906-08-16
Jnnanto Buy Cotton Here.

San Francisco, Aug. 15.-Yoshuchi Sakuri has just arrived from Japan in the interests of the cotton mer- chants of Japan. Speaking of the trade of the United States with Ja- pan he says that in the next ten years Japan will get over thr e fourths of her cotton from the United States
The Mena weekly star., 1906-08-16
,,,.,. ar.,vcr.., s, r.,,.

St. Lois, Aug 15.--1 he fourth an- nual nyca'ion cf ,he Am r.can App pls c overs assoc ion ne h re Tue q vi h abeut 200 dslcgatss pie cnt IF s,dcnt II. M Dun'ap, of " H. presided T1e convention vii fe in sessign two days hearng papers anl discus ing apple raj lag and marketing and will elect new otii- cars. On rhur day the delegates will lSave 1a special trail prcv ded by ths irSco system for . trip through tle Missouri and Arkansas apple Let,
The Mena weekly star., 1906-08-16
kan.as Veterans En Route.

Topeka, Kan. Aug, 14-A special train carrying Department Comman- der r. H. Coney and i0) Cnney boomers" left Topeka over the Rock Islard railroad Sunday morning for Minneapolis. Minn where tho na- tional encampment of the C. A. R. will take place this week. Com- mfnler Coney is one of the leading candidates for nasieual commander of the G A. R. and will go into the en- camplneat with more votes tlian any other single candidate
The Mena weekly star., 1906-08-16
ruraiare. Killca kansas Man

Washington, Aug. 15.-A dispatch Tuesday from Gov. Gen. lde announces that the internal revenue collector re- ported killed August Q by hostile Pula- james, was Arthur T. Williams. His nearest relative in this country is Mrs. Mary E. Williams, Hilsdale, Kan It is not known whether she is his mother or wife.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-08-16
oaya,.n,nent wI,I po ,,,o ,yo,,,

Washington, Aug. 14.-As soon as inventories have been taken of the contractors outfits seized by the geol- ogical survey at Corbett Tunnel and Shoshone Dam, on irrigation projects of Northern Wyoming, consideration will be given to plans ef completing these great contracts 4 ll
The Mena weekly star., 1906-08-16
Indlnn Chiefs see me King,

London, Aug. 19.- Three Canadian Indian chiefs, in their picturesque dress, were received by King Edward at Buckingham place Monday The Indians came to plead for the restora- tion of their hunting rights and cer tain native customs which have been cutaiied by the Dominion govern ment
The Mena weekly star., 1906-08-16
Coleman Hanged ain Fmgy.

Topeka. Aug. 15.-C. c. Coleman attorney general, was hanged in ef figy by the citizens of Clay Center his home town. Monday night becaasi he filed a suit in the name of ths state to prevent the city from issu ing bonds to build a municipal elsctrit light and power plant
The Mena weekly star., 1906-08-16
rcrri,orx Editors Organize.

Tulsa, I. T.. Aug. 15 Fifty republi- can editors of eastern Oklahoma con ycned in Tulsa Monday and organized the third district congressional press association, the first body of it's kind organized in the new state. Myron Boyle of Tulsa was elected president and w. II. Dixon, secretary.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-08-16
Mtssonrt rncrenrea A.se..ment

Jefferson City, Aug. 1E.-The state board of equalization Monday an- nounced the results of it's labors equal king the assessments on railway. bridge, telegraph and telephone com panies for taxes for 1906. The total increase this year is s10,oso. .s35.62 over last year.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-08-16
nrnamite ontrnrc .,t n..,.ra..n. ,....-

Dubuque, Ia, Aug. t5.-Dynamite was placed on the front steps of ths Dubuque Club building Monday even ing, and an explosion followed, wre ik- ing one of the pillars at the entrance and m ny windows. This il tae second outrage of the kind in twu months. No one was hurt
The Mena weekly star., 1906-08-16
X Missouri Woman A suicide.

Des Mo.nes. Ia. Aug. l5--Mrs. Clara Campbell, of Chillicothe Mo. com mitted suicide here by jumping head long from third story window Of Mercy hospital. IL is understood that her husband is still living. Two brothers live in ChilIicothe ana one brother in Salina. Kan
The Mena weekly star., 1906-08-16
nm cntIIe Fe,er in Knn.ns.

Caney, Kan. Aug 15-- Farmers n the territory report cattle dying with Texas fever. Fever made iis appear ance about three weeks ago and is spreading rapidly, Several cows in khe town herd show symptoms of the disease.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-08-16
ppssiau Towp in Finp..4

Nishni Novgorod, Aug. 15.-The su- burb of Gordievka is in flames and the fire is spreading but as yet the great fair buildings are not endangered It is thought that number of persons have lost their lives in the confI1sra- ton. One body has already been found
The Mena weekly star., 1906-08-16
l,r,.n to Visit Anstralia.

Paih Aug l5-William ] Bryan cznfirrs the refo.t from Melbou ne that he intends to visit Australia. He siys Ae will start immediately aft T the November e'c tioa, sailing from
 aa Fr nei @ and making 2 tour t f New Zealand as we'll as Australia Ho will be gone ten weeks and travel alone.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-08-16
Kissed the American Flag.

Bayonne. N. J. Aug 15.--Jamcs Piere, an Englishman, was fined s25 in police court Tuesday for hissing the American fag during the perform ance at theater Monday night, Piere's action almost caused riot.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-08-16
A onaranteea care for Plies.

ltcalnsr Hind Bleeding Protrualne Pile Druggists are authnlix T to refund money f FAz0 OtN TMENr iaiil lo curs in 6 to la days. 50c.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-08-16
To Cure a cold ln Ore Day

Take Laxi'ive Bromo Quinine Tablets All druggists'refund the money if 1t fails to eure. E. W. Groves sia nature is on every box 26c.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-08-16
ftas Stood the resr as Ytars.

The old. original Groves TasteIess Chin Tonic. You know what you arc taking. IL iron and qninine in tasteless form No cure no pay. S0c,
The Mena weekly star., 1906-08-16
HE POPE'S tNCYCLCAL
he Long Expected Instructions to the French Bishops Published
 in Rome.
ELfVEs CHURCH IN FRANCE MENAcEO

declares Absolutely that the Cultural As sociatlous Prescribed by the Law of France Cannot be Formed Without "a Violation of the Sacred Rights of the Church Which are Its Life.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-08-16
AnIown pouhle Trnredr.

Des Moines, Iowa, Aug. ,l-Decause bis wife refused to accompany him home l.. Mitchell killed her and then turned the pistol upon himself at rarlew, Sunday night. Mrs Mitchell was visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. Nj Fisk, when her husband came over from Spencer and asked that she ac- company him home The woman re fused and Mitchell fired five shots into her side. Then he kneeIed at h.. side begging forgiyeness before turn ing the gun upon himself, He died In half an hour. Six children are orphaned by the tragedy Diseord in the family is said to have caused the murder and suicide.
 tomey Island Fight Continues.
 New York, Aug. 15.-The dmculty between the Brooklyn Rapid Transit company and it's patrons which arisen over the efforts of the company to collecl a double fare from New Yorl. to Concy Island was continued Tues day The general manager of the company said Tuesday that if be were unable to collect the double fares he would suspend traffic on all the sur face lines to Coney Island. A resdmp ton of the ejectments and fights was expected during the rush to Concy Is- land Tuesday afternoon.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-08-16
sl. Louir Li,e Stock.

St. Louis, Aug i3.--Cattle--Re Receipts r. EOg market natives strong. Texas steady beef steers $s.0oM6.i5; stockcrs and feed CTS $200n4.50; cows and heifers S3.0o5.2s; CTS S2.OJUS.S0.
 Hogs Receipts 4.oQ0, market 5c higher pigs and lights S61N6,i5; pao xers S5.75Q Si0; bctchors and best heavy s60oge. i5.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-30
Unimproved.

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