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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-01
81 Minneap polls, spent saturday il Tern

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Of Minneapolis, spent Saturday in Fern
dale. PA sss5 y. sSs
Mrs. John Glassoff Of Ferndale enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. wv. E..t5Welch over
Sunday.
Arrangements are being made for the
organization Of Junior Society OF
Christian Endeavor, The Endeavor So
ciety, which was formed in February,
is growing rapidly. Meetings are held
in the church every Thursday evening
aps are e adaed to aoeiety
will have charge Of the regular evening
service. Miss s4 Clydesdale, the presi
dent, will preside, land w. E. Davies OF
Minneapolis will give an address. Spe
eial music has been prepared for thu
occasion, consisting Of solos, a chorus
and quartet
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Braden and daugh.
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subscription from Minnehaha lodge is
the first from any fraternal secret order.
Subscriptions continue to come in,
but there is still too much tagging to
suit the committee. 1t is absolutely
essential that the pledges should be
sent in at once that the committees in
charge of the other arrangements for
the encampment may be able to pro-
coed with their work. Much has al
ready been done, but more yet remains
and it cannot be undertaken until the
fund is large enough to care for the
needs of the work. aeI
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OCIALNEWS OF THE SUBURBS AND NEIGIIBORllG- Towns
j. ing Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Mickey Of Grand
!. avenue, will leave for the east the first

ing Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Mickey Of Grand
avenue, will leave for the east the first
Dr.. and Mrs. Albert G. Heath Of
Portland avenue have arrived in new
York from abroad and are visiting
Mrs George Robbins at Pelram Manor.
Miss Spinning of Dansville and Miss
Jefferson of Lexington, who are visit
ing Mrs. cambridge il. Evans Of Sum
home.
Miss Mccartney, Holly avenue. is
expected home from California the first
Of the week. ss
Mr.. and Mrs. il. w. Strickland. La,u-
rel avenue, will leave next, month for
Rock Island, Ill, to reside.
Lieutenant and Mrs. William Brack-
EFT of the Aberdeen have returned from
Rock Island.
/ Miss Doty Of Lanvenworth, Kan. is
visiting Mrs. Price Wickersham, Sum
nit avenue.
Mrs. Charles w. Gordon and Richards
Gordon, Summit avenue, are at Augusta,
Ga. I,
Mrs. Denis Follett of the Aberdeen
has returned to her country home at
Hastings.
Nj. and Mrs. H. T. Black and Miss
Black, Goodrich avenue, have returned
1fO1n24 NEW &IOTK. bs s-
A Mr.. and MRS. John L. Barnes. Mar.
shall avenue, have returned from Cali
| fornia. .
Mr.. and Mrs w. II. Lightner, sum,
nit avenue. are; home from the sonth
| Mrs. Arthur sB..s Driscon Of Summit
| avenue left last week for New York to
| spend the Easter vacation with he1
! daughter, Heleny who is at Dobbs Ferry
and with her sons, who are at Yale.
Mrs. Robertson and Mrs. Augustine
Langford of Grand avenue will be home
from st. Augustine the first OF the
/ week. 5zs$i, g@ss.5
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WayZata,

Miss Susie Wolsfeldt Of Long Lake
is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. I. Tibbetts.
Mrs. George D. Hammond and Miss
Margaret Hammond Of st. Paul spent
Sunday with Mrs. Rhoda H. Lyons
returned to their home in Excelsior af-
ter spending a week with Mrs. W. L.
Dickey.
Guy Baker spent Sunday with his
grandfather, B. F. Keesling.
Mrs. R. c. Moore entertained the
Busy Workers at her house Thursday
afternoon. -. :
), Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Macg regor of
Minneapolis, spent Sunday with Mrs.
George wv. Porter and Mr.. Passmnre
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GET TOGETHER IDEAS
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RESULT IN NEW CLUB
st. Paul Real Estate Exchange Leads
Movement To Revive Defunct Twin
City Commercial Club. .@-:2 go.

Lead in movement to revive the
Twin City Commercial club has been
taken by the ST. Paul Real Estate. ex-
change. It's secretary has been ordered
by resolution to bring the matter to
the attention Of the living officers Of
the old twin city organization and to
urge them to bring the organization to
life again, in the interests Of the. unison
Of Minneapolis and st. Paul in matters
of mutual development.
1t was in 1889 that the Twin City
Commercial club was organized. The
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-01
ST. PAUL

Mrs. Hammond has issued invitations
for the marriage of her daughter, Mar
garet Van Schoonhoven, to Louis Starr,
Jr., which will take place at O'Clock
on Tuesday afternoon, April II, at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Henry Ham
mond in New York. Mr.. Hammond is
brother Of the bride and since his
marriage to Miss Emily Vanderbilt
Sloane several years ago he has resided
in New York, where, he is practicing
attorney. ..s.-s .a....&s =. -. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Adrian Brinck-
erhof of Englewood, n. j., have is
sued invitations for the Smarriage re
ception of their daughter, Janet, and
Clarence Dilworth Kerr, which will fol
low the wedding at O'Clock on Tues
day afternoon, April II. Mr.. and Mrs.
Brinkerhoff formerly resided in ,St. Paul
Invitations have been received in st.
Paul from Mrs. Adelbert Clinton Bloss
for the marriage of her daughter, Adele
HARDWOOD, to Frederick Delos Monfort
Of St. Paul which will take place at 3
in All Angels church, New York. The
wedding will be followed by reception
at the Hotel Majestic. ~. \. ~
The engagement is announced of Mrs
Judith Montgomery to Charles Batch
eller Nichols. Mrs. Montgomery is the
daughter of Mrs. Sarah Montgomery Q,
Chicago and q niece Of Mrs. Edward x
Punnett Of the Aberdeen, and is vel
known in st. Paul. Mr.. Nichols is :
st. Paul man, but, with his mother
Mrs. Charles Nichols, moved to Chicago
six or seven years ago. The marriag
will take place before summer. III
Miss Alice Bacon will arrive in. st
Paul this week on her way, from Toki
to New York, and while here will b,
the guest of Mrs. Daniel R. Noyes o
Summit avenue. For the past ten year
Miss Bacon has been one of the corp
of instructors in the empress schoo
for peer '9T in Toxic. She is the au
series Of stories of Japanese life, an.
Japanese Girls and Women .--...,
=, Miss Mickey Of Boston, who is visit
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KNIGHTS 60 INTO CAMP
Uniform Rank, K. Of r., Will Besiege
Idtchfield In July.

The Uniform rank of The Knight Of
Pythias is planning to hold state
encampment at Litchfeld the week OF
July z. In preparation, Brigadier Frank
E. Wheaton Of Minneapolis has applied
to General Wood, the commander Of
the? state militia, for the loan Of 100
tents. -. -. ar: .5
This is the first state gathering Of
the kind to be held in Minnesota, tho
an enc 4mpment for the northern part
Of the state was held at Duluth few
years ago and tents were used at the
Mississippi valley encampment held in
Minneapolis in 1896. Tho this encamp-
ment is intended primarily for the uni
formed rank, many members Of the or
der who do not belong to its military
organization are expected to attend
thru the opening days.
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Lake Breezes.

Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius Frink moved
out to the lake last week and have
opened their country home at West
Point. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Goetz OF
Colorado arrived Tuesday and joined
them for the summer.
The Misses West will open their cot
tages at West Point about May /.
Mr.. and Mrs. William M. Crosse OF
the Holmes hotel will move out to the
lake the middle of April. I
Mr.. and Mrs. James Fay and their
sons will move out to their cottage at
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-01
LAKE MINNETO MIA

Members of the Minnatonka Boat
club will issue invitations next week
for the annual ball Of the club to be
given in the ballroom of Masonic Tenn
Die, April 25. This second annual ball
will undoubtedly be a delightful event,
as the membership list Of the club is
composed almost entirely. Of the younger
elected commodore of the club; ; Floyd
ST. John, vicecommodore; T. e. Haw-
kins, secretary, and, Frank D. Aahn,
treasurer, will be assisted bySa com
mittee sof the younger club members in
making the arrangements for the eve
ming, and about 200 dancers will bel
present. ! a
have busy season, for there will be
good races as soon as the weather per
mits, and to increase the interests and
chances for the club, the members have
started subscription list for new
sleop, which is to be sailed in compe-
tition against the White Bear and .Osh-
kesh boats.
Miss Annette Watson entertained
Saturday evening at her home in Tx
celsior in honor of Miss Alice Bost. The
affair was a birthday party and a
group of Miss Bost s young friends had
been invited. 80 'rE. IS =. $500
Excelsior fremen are planning for
another play to be given early next
week In the Excelsior town hall. Need
OF funds is the reason of the under
taking, and it is hoped that the friends
Of the firemen will respond generously.
Captain Dick is the play the men
are now rehearsing,> and. those who will
take part are John. Broderick, Stanley
Moody, Elton Davidson, sH.s0. Mood
beck, Willard Sims, John Seamons, Dan
Smith, Frank Deyo, Arts Wright and a
group of young women, Misses Hazel
Haywood, Helen Biekford, Leila Post
and Clarabel Hay.
The Ladies Aid society of the Ex-
celsior Congregational church is 1.ar-
ranging for a large supper to be given
Thursday evening at the home of Mrs.
o. G. De Groodt, the receipts of the
affair to be added to the organ fund.
The plans which the women have SO
have proven very successful and al
ready a neat sum is on hand.
Very unique will be the entertain
ment which will be given Tuesday by
the men of the Excelsior Methodist
church. 1t will be shingling bee, and
each and every member is supposed to
NY MS manu- DIT laying Sn1ngleSslOr
new church roof. The wor.Gn will take
an active part later and will be hos,
tesses at a delicious supper which will
be served in the church parlors after
the roof has been reshingled
Mrs. Frank Walworth and Mrs. J. K
McBroom entertained the. members OF
the W. G. T. U. at the home of Mrs
McBroom Thursday afternoon. An in
plans of work discussed.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Jackson enter
tanned a party of young people at q
lake trip Friday afternoon. There were
ten guests and luncheon was served al
the home of Mrs. jackson on the re
turn to the city.
At the meeting Of the Ladies', Euchre
club, which was held at the home OF
Mrs. Frank Haywood in Excelsior, will
Mrs. J. A. Bisbee as hostess, Mrs. A. II
Lyman and Mrs. T. H. Haywood re
ceived the handsome prizes.
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"Notice to Life Insurance Statesmen.
The best annual dividend company
In the United States will make, a few
new agency contracts. Call from 900
to 1000 am, 704 Guaranty Bldg.
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REMEsMBER FAMOUS DATE
Colored People Celebrate Day of Actual
Freedom.

An interesting musical and literary
entertainment was held last Friday eve
ming at St. James African Methodist
church. The. church was filed to the
utmost and every number was d sue
ton of George III. Wade, who is doing
social settlement work at 315 Eighth
avenue S. One Of the interesting fea-
lures was an address by William r
Morris. The event WAS In celebration
of the going into effect Of Presiden,
Lincoln s emancipation procl lanai ion.s
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-01

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At the meeting Of the Ladies', Euchre
club, which was held at the home of
Mrs. Frank Haywood in Excelsior, with
Mrs. j. "A. Bisbee as hostess, Mrs. A. II.
Lyman and Mrs. F. H. Haywood re-
eeived the handsome prizes.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-01

Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Jackson enter
tanned a party Of young people at a
lake trip Friday afternoon. There were
ten guests and luncheon was served at
the home of Mrs. Jackson on the re-
turn to the city.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-01

Mrs. Frank Walworth and Mrs. J. K.
McBroom entertained the. members OF
the W. G. T. U. at the home of Mrs.
McBroom Thursday afternoon. An in
formal program was given and new
plans of work discussed.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-13
GRAND JUROR WAS
PROSECUTOR.
Judge Ferral Claims That
Farnsworth Had No Right
to Vote on Indictment
INSURANCE INVOLVED

On the claim that the presence of E.
p. Farnsworth on the Grand Jury which
returned indictments against E. C. Dud-
ley and F.. M. Meggs, accusing them of
swearing to false proofs Of loss, was
prejudicial to their interests and that
Farnsworth was in reality their pros
ecutor. Judge Robert Ferral, as counsel
for the defendants, yesterday made
motion in Judge Cooks court that the
Indictment against them be quashed
Dudley is president of the San Fran
cisco Parcel and Delivery Company and
Meggs is commission merchant. They
are accused of having vouched for the
loss on April 1S of certain goods COW
cred by policy of insurance, but
which, instead of being burned, had
been removed from the building in
which they were stored when the in
surance was written and saved.
Dudley was placed on the stand yes
terday to testify In support of the mo-
ton to quash the indictment. He de-
clared that previous to the indictment
Farnsworth, as a member of the adj
justing committee of the Ffremen
Fund Insurance Company, wrote him
letter summoning him to appear before
the committee to testify under oath
with. reference to a certain policy OF
insurance, and that he gave such testi-
mony. At this time Farnsworth was a
member of the Grand Jury, and the
particular policy of insurance on which
the indictments were returned was the
SAME on which the testimony before the
adjusting committee was given by Dud-
ley. MYRTLE Cert, former secretary of
the Grand Jury, testified that Farms
worth voted on the indictment against
Dudley and Meggs,
Judge Ferral argued that under the
circumstances Farnsworth could not
have been in the frame of mind to act
fairly a grand juror, for the reason
that he must have been prejudiced and
was in reality the prosecutor of the
men, as he was acting in the dual ca
pacity of grand juror and adjustor.
The argument of the motion will be
continued this morning before Judge
Cook, and several other witnesses prob
ably will be called to the stand.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-13
Validityof Recent Election
Now Under Discussion.

vacancy; or will he wait until Gil1ett
viii have the power to make the ap
pointment? That is question TO
which Judge Kerrigan and his friends
are giving much thought at the present
time, and today they will read what
the statute which created the District
Court of Appeals requires, and If there
is nothing to prevent, it is believed
Kerrigan will throw the appointment
into the hands of the incoming Gov
ernor, who was placed in nomination
by the same men who made Kerrigan
a candidate for the position he will
soon fill.
Several of the Judges of the Superior
Court dined together recently, and the
question of the new appointment came
up for discussion. Judge Kerrigan was
present, but neither he nor his as
sociates could quote the law on the
matter.
1t is authentically stated that if Gov
ernor Pardee is to select the new
Superior Judge, he will name Judge
Hosmer for the position. It is also
believed, by those who are familiar
with the conditions that Hosmer will
probably get the position If Gillett
makes the appointment, although there
are several other candidates for the
position.
Governor elect GilIett is being over
WuS4iiSO Will applications LOT tue JOD
Among the applicants is Ralph c. Har-
rison, who will soon be retired from
the District Court of Appeals. His ap-
pointment would mean, in a way an
exchange of positions with Judge Ker-
rigan. John Partridge, who was can
didate for Mayor year ago, is another
applicant for the position, and a third
candidate is John Daniels, now Justice
of the Peace.
Justice of the Peace Isidore Golden
is also making a hard fight for the job.
He is trying to win the new Governor
to his cause by showing him that by
favoring Golden, Gillett will have the
opportunity of making two appoint
ments, a second to fill the latter's place
as Justice.
Hosmer has score of friends who
are sparing no effort to get him the
position. There is a general under
standing that Judge Kerrigan is not
only favorable to Hosmer's appoint
ment, but is using all his influence in
getting Gillett to look favorably on his
application, in case it is possible for
the Governor elect to fill the vacancy
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-13
RIPLEY IS AFTER
FEDERAL TRADE.
Santa Fe Will Oppose Har-
rinan for Division OF
Preside Transport Traffic
PETITION OPENS WAR

The Santa Fe Railroad fred its open
ing gun in the fight between 1t ana tne
Southern Pacific for a division OF the
Government transport traffic by ming
petition yesterday with the Board Oh
Supervisors for the privilege OF iaylns
a track from the belt road to.the Pre-
sidso gates. AS the streets designated
In the petition are those on which the
Southern Pacific proposes to run its
tracks, the Santa Fe's request viii not
be granted without powerful 1nnuence
being brought to bear upon the board.
While the tracks which are to be laid
will be under the jurisdiction or the
city, and on that basis are apparently
open to use by both railroads. the santa
.Fe believes that the Hartman road will
take an unfair advantage by running a
portion of its track over private prop
erty Should this be done the city's Ju-
risdiction ends where the private prop
erty begins, and only to that line may
the Santa Fe run It's trains.
To check any possible move of It's
rival in blocking the way to the Pre-
sidio the Santa Fe filed a petition for
the privilege to lay tracks upon its own
which the Southern Pacific will run its
trains, thus preventing the possibility
of crossing private property In the
event of failure to secure the right OF
way and should the Southern Pacific
attempt to bar the Santa Fe with a
strip of private land, Ripley will Sc
cure right of way by condemnation
proceedings and force the Hartman
people to disgorge.
The interests at stake are enormous.
With the establishment of docks and
warehouses near the Presidio, the in
crease of the transport service and the
enlargement of the-Presidio depot of
supplies, exclusive control OF the rail-
road communication would mean sub
stantial sums in the treasury Of the
monopolizing road. To prevent this the
Santa Fe asks the Supervisors to grant
it the right. permission and privilege"
to construct maintain and operate a
railway track the center of which is
described as follows:
Beginning at connection with the
belt railroad near its intersection with
Beach street, thence on a convenient
curve to the center line of Beach street I;
thence along Beach street in a westerly
direction to point on Beach street
between Hyde and Leavenworth.
The petition was referred to the
street committee.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-13
WOMAN STABs MAN
ATTACKING HER.

Alexander Foley. teamster residing
at 3404 Twenty sixth street made a
desperate attack early yesterday morn
ing on his sister-in-law, Mrs. Linda
Ford, and was restrained only after he
had received a severe cut from a knife
in the hands of the woman. Foley
he entered the house where the assault
took place. With an oath he is alleged
to have started toward his sisterAn-
law stating that he would take her
life. The woman. although alone
seized butcher-knife and defied Foley
He rushed at her, but received thrust
in the arm from the knife and re-
treated. The sight of blood unnerved
him and he called for help. He was
removed to the City and County Hos
pital, where he received surgical aid.
Foley was arrested later on a charge
of disturbing the peace.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-13
Piles
Seattle Gentleman Cured With Less
Than a Box by The Pyramid
Pile Cure.
Anyone Can Easily Test II and Prove II. for
Free Sample Is Sent by Mail to All.

Seven out OF ten readers of this pa
per are tortured with piles or some
form of rectal disease You are, or
you would not be reading this article
Thirty years ago doctors carried
lancet in their vest pocket and bled
people for all sorts of diseases and
b1ed them hard-sometfme a quart at
a time 1t was the fashion then. All
that is changed nowadays. and doctor
with a lancet would be considered a
curiosity.
Five years ago doctors "cut out"
Piles wherever they got the chance
All that has been changed since the
marvellous soothing. healing and cura-
tive properties of Pyramid Pile Cure
have become known.
BY every mail we get letters like
this:
"Wishing to give credit where credit
is due. / feel it my duty TO humanity
as well as yourselves-tO write you re-
garding your pile remedy. I have not
finished my first box ana am now we'll
After the first treatment of Pyramid
Pile Cure, the soreness left. and the
swelIings have kept decreasing ! also
used your pills and am feeling like
myself again. Thanking you kindly
am, yours truly. G.. Crowley, ITO 9Th
Ave. Seattle, Wash.
II you want positive proof of the
the Pyramid Drug Company 81 Pyra-
mid Building. Marshall, Mich. You will
receive a free trial package by return
mail Try IL, then go straight to your
druggist. get a soc box and get well.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-13
News From Nevada'S
Mining. Camps.

GOLDFTELD. Nov. t2.-The BUIlfrog
Fraction, valuable claim between the
Jumbo and the Laguna properties, and
owned by the Red Top Extension Min
ing Company, has been leased for
eighteen months 20 R I. Colburn and
some Of his BUSINESS associates, who
have organized a leasing company to
work the ground. The lease covers
the entire claim, and call s for a roy
atty of 25 per cent on shipping ore
and 20 per cent on milling ore. The
Jumbo Lodges pass through this ground
and the Miss Jessie claim of the La
guna. in which rich sDlp hides were
found al a depth of 800 feet with
diamond drill, adjoins the block. Both
mines end line with the fraction, so
there viii be no question Of apex
rights
Another important item Of news in
the leasing operations is the purchase
Of the Con Drkscoil lease on the Velvet
by Louis Schloss of San Francisco and
Dr. Pennington Of Goldheld. Both are
heavily interested in the KeRanas, an
adjoining property, and have started
two new shafts, which will Eplore the
big ledge 10 a considerable depth. The
DriscoIl showed a body Of milling ore
at a depth Of 100 feet, wifi a rich
pay streak The. new owners expect
TO get more by deeper development
Ten leases are now in operation
on the Velvet, and half a dozen on
the Jumbo EXtenss on, which lies be-
tween the Velvet and the Jumbo. On
the Goldfeld Velvet fine plant has
been placed in operation. It in
cludes a compressor for the operation
OF machine drills and sixty horse
power hoist The shaft here is down
sixty feet Another Velvet lease which
Will be well equipped is that of Truett
and Dortch, where an electric hoist is
ready for the wires
on the Algea No . the shaft is down
seventy-two feet and suipl- des carry
ing small values have been found in
the bottom. Fifty feet below the col
lar Of the shaft a stringer of agate
quartz was cut. which mining men
claim Invariably leads TO ore. This
stringer dipped out Of the shaft and
a Cross cut is being run 10 catch il.