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Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-02
INTOXICATION IS THEIR DEFENSE Two Petty Offenders Base Hope of AcquittaI on
 New Ground

In answering to the charge of petit larceny. J. H. Nunan and Joe Flyn will plead intoxication for their de fense. They will be arraigned today in Justice Murphys court.
 Both parties are charged with steal. ing $50 worth of clothing from the store of Mrs. M .Blewett yesterday morning. The entered the store un, der a pretense of wanting to buy a Eair Of shoe strings. Flyn walked to the rear of the store. where this class of goods is kept, and. squaring him self so Mrs. Blewett could not see his accomplice. engaged her in conversa- tion, while Nunan wrapped seven pairs of pants up in his overcoat and left the store. After leaving the store he walked very complacently down the railroad track.
 Some parties who saw him leave the store with the goods. called Of fcer Jack Whites attention to Nu- nan. White proceeded after the man When he was arrested he was 1ues- toned as to why he would steal when be was able to work. He replied that if it were not for men like him, off cerS would have no jobs.
 Flyn, his accOmplice made good his escape when Nunan was arrested. A few hours later Officer Wilmoth ar rested Flyn in the Orient saloon
 Mrs. Blewett filed a charge of petit larceny against the two. They will be arraigued before Justice Murphy today. Both men have stated they were drunk and should not be held accountable for the theft.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-02
CONFERENCE TO SETTLE
 COAL MINERs' DEMANDS

New York. March 1.-The sub-com- mittee of seven of the anthracite coal operators appointed to confer with a similar committee of miners regard ing the coal situation. will meet in this city early next week to consider the demands of the miners. A call for the meeting was sent out tonight. The date was not disclosed.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-02

Baptist Services The Baptiss church. will hold services in the Pvthian Castle Sunday. . sfoliows: sunday-schooi at 10 am; preaching service at Il am. and 7:3o pm. The pastor extends cordial invitation to all Co attend these services.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-02

sieet Yesterday-For about three hocrs yesterday morning the sky was overcast. and sieet fell. It looked for a time during the early morning hours as if the city was in for a snowstorn. Aooompanying the fall of sleet was a high wind. Cold weather is predicted by the old-timers
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-02
what fhev wanted

Arrangements are soon 10 be made with the Fl Paso 6 Southwestern Railroad Company for an excursion train to the park for every game. The games will begin at 4:3V in the even ing instead of o'clock, as has here tOfOre been the custom. This ar engagement of time was made in order that the business men can have an opportunity to see the games.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-02

Bird Arrives-A dispatch yesterday fr7D Washington. D. C., states thst Allen T. Bird Of NogaIes and well known in Bisbee. has arrived there to aeht for joint Statehood. Bird Is the foremost iointist in the Territory. His soe is with him.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-02
OREGON SAILS.

Manila. March 1.1The battieship Oregon sailed for Hongkoag. vhere she will dock and rush repairs to be ready for possible exigeucies.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-02

Many Of the fools who, enter where angels fear to tread get what they go after. z;s4 ,l-s1
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-20
STREET SWEEPINGS ARE
UNPOPULAR AS FILLING

What to do with street sweepings is
4 problem confronting the street com
n1issioners Of the fourth, fifth and
eighth wards. There have been sew
eral conferences between the commits
sioners and City Engineer Andrew
Rinker over the problem, but no salts
factory solution has been reached. AS
soon as the Plymouth avenue bridge is
-eopened to traffic an outlet for dis
posing of the stuff and other refuse
will be available, as DR.. P. M. Hall can
use it for filling Hall s island. A guam
5ity of manure can also be used. ~,
There are many places in the city
which need filing badly. The city en-
gineer and the: health commissioner rec
pmmend street sweepings and manure
as being cheap, easily handled and sat
isfactory in every way. It is offensive
1T any rate, and SO strong is the preju-
dice against it that the authorities have
been unwilling. to go counter to the
public will Thousands Of loads have
seen dumped at the Parade, where the
Dark board was very anxious to haveit,
and after being covered with. earth,
the Objectionable material was fully as
good as earth. -. -. .-. !. <~.-' H..
It has been suggested that the wards
could take advantage Of the contract
with the 500 road for the removal Of
garbage to the crematory and have the
refuse taken out Of town to some place
where no particular objection will be
made. Unless the common prejudice
can be allayed, some such an arrange
ment must be made soon.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-20
SECURES BRILLIANT SOL OIST
Henry Tetzner Of Hamburg VIII Appear
ct Harriet Concerts.

AS a result Of Conductor Emil Ober-.
hoffeTs trip In search of solo talent for
the engagement Of the Oberhoffer orches-
trail band which begins at the Lake Har-
riet pavilion roof Sunday afternoon, Henry
Tetzner, for many years soloist with the
Laube orchestra of his. native Hamburg,
will appear each evening during the first
week Of the bands engagement, after
Sunday night.
The Laube orchestra Is the best known
open-air orchestra Of all Germany, and
Herr Tetzner's position with that organ
ization was therefore one Of unusual dis
tinction. Since Coming to this country
Herr Tetzner has been identified with the
best musical organizations Of New York
and Chicago and has toured with the
Bach orchestra and Brooke's Marine
band as cornat soloist with brilliant sue
cess. His repertory includes many Of the
most difficult solos either written or ar
ranged for the cornet altho 1t will be In
ballad work that his popularity will prob-
ably be the greatest, He has the repu-
tation Of producing an unexoelled sing
Ing tone, and during his brief engagement
at Lake Harriet he will be heard IN such
wide variety Of solos ais to give the
local public ample opportunity to appre-
ciate his artistic prowesa
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-20
NORTH MINNEAPOLIS . . /.
WORKS FOR GRAND ARMY

I North Minneapolis business interests
thru the North Side Commercial CLUB
plan t advertise their end Of the city
by means Of the Grand Army encamp..
ment next August. It is the plan Of
the club thoroly to canvass the North
Side for accommodations fol. visitors
and to provide, special entertainment
for the visitors who will be in their
end of the, city for encampment week.
By making every visitor who is quar-
tered on>the North Side feel at home, it
is 4 believed that much lasting benefit
will be brought about. Some who will
be looking, for opportunities to invest
will be attracted, and others in search
Of pleasant spot for a new home will
feel that North Minneapolis is the
place. o.
The North Side Commercial club has
two members on the general accommo-
dations committee. In addition, spe-
cial committee from the club will be
formed, a branch station for register
ing. accommo dations has been opened in
Danek's drug store, Plymouth and
Washington avenues, and with active
outside work, accommodations for
thousands of visitors will be arranged
for in North Side homes.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-20
FsNGInIsH LUTHE;R.ANS MEET
Synod of the Northwest In Session al
Salem Church.

Services Of welcome were held last
evening at the Salem English Lutheran
church as a preliminary to the opening
Of the annual conference of the English
Lutheran synod Of the northwest. The
exercises were we'll attended. The serv-
ices were conducted by President A. j..
D. Haupt Of st. Paul. Rev. c. L. Warst-
Ter of st. Paul and Rev. A. ]. Reichert Of
Red Wing Rev. G. L. Warstler and Rev.
G. H. Trabert conducted the communion
service A notaH3e feature was the mu-
steal program by the vested choir, as
sisted by George Meader, tenor
Among those in attendance at the con-
ference are the following: e. D.. Buzby,
Fargo, N. D.; A. M. Dahl, Beloit. Wis.
H. o. H. Munson, Duluth; Jacob Stoffel,
Racine Wis; Charles G. Schuman, Mil
waukee; w. J. Mehrkins, Red Wing;
Tolag Enjen, La Crosse, Wis; A. Erman-
sen, Lindstrom, Mimi; the Rev. Messrs.
P. e. Baisley Kenosha, Wis; William
Ecket, Racine, Wis; Willis Beck, Supe-
rior; W. P. Christy, GAINESVILLE, Wis;
w H Gable, Grand Marais, Mimi; G. K.
Rubreicht, Milwaukee; T. G. Jensen, Win
nipeg; Mr.. Mavomatres. Chicago; H. X.
Gebreicht, Platteville. Wis; j. J. Glenn
ems, La Crosse; A. F. Elmquist, Mime
apolis; F.. S. Beistel, St. Paul; A. G.
Peterson, Madison.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-20
FIGHTING FOR LIFE
Unusual Cases Being Cared for in In
FAINT Incubator.

It is hoping against hope that their
lives can be saved, but the infant incu-
bator treatment at Wonderland park
has nevertheless been appealed to II
two especially interesting cases of i'm. i'm,
mature birth. One, girl, weighing two
pounds and two ounces, was received al
noon yesterday, the sole survivor, OF
triplets born last Friday. Only when
it was almost comatose was the lncu-
bator treatment resorted to. -Four hours
later another girl baby, weight but ont
pound and ten ounces, was recelvee
the survivor Of twins. All precautlo,
was taken, however, in the transfer
the incubator and it may be becaus,
Of this that the substitution of the art;
fetal mother may prove successful. Both
babies are children Of well-known fan-
lies. The institute authorities wish
to impress upon physicians and nurses
the wisdom Of as little delay as posi-
BILE in taking children to the lncubators.
If possible, preparations should pc MADE
beforehand and instructions will be Civ
en- as to the means Of maintaining the
proper temperature.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-20
ENDEAYORERS OUTLINE.
ALL:SUMMER CAMPAIGN

.-,.trI.. % ~ III 80 #T.E
Plans for1 an alltsumn1ers outdoor cam
paign were. made atsa fnass meeting Of
the Christian Endeavorers held at Beth
lehem Presbyterian church last night.
Rev. Stanley B. Roberts, pastor Of the
church, spoke Of the need Of such a
campaign and outlined the course to be
followed. ,,... 4 -.
Wagons have been secured from the
Union Mission and will be used for
street meetings and, for Sunday services
at Lake Harriet and other pleasure re-
sorts. Tents will be pitched on vacant
lots conveniently located and will be
used for nightly services.
At last night $ meeting the following
officers of the Christian Endeavor union
were installed: G. E. Woodward, presi-
dent; D. E. LOOMS, vice president;
Miss M. Peters, secretary; Miss Wheel
er, corresponding secretary; Harry Will
iams, treasurer. 8.
Trafford N. Jayne sang a solo, and
DR.. G. E. Burton and T. n. Colwell, the
retiring president, made short addresses.
Before the meeting the Presbyterian
Christian Endeavor union served sup
per in the lower auditorium Of the
church.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-20
CADET COMPANIES ON
" OUTINGS AT LAKES
JOURNAL CADET DRILLS
Tonight, 1880, at The Parade; Com
panIes G, n and I.

Eighty-fve members of Companies D
and F, Journal cadets, attended drill
last night at The Parade, this being
nearly the full strength Of their mem
bership. Company E., which held a
special drill Monday night, went to Ex-
cclsior yesterday and spent the day
beating, swimming and having fun gen
orally at the lake This morning a
party of cadets started on "a practice
march to Cedar lake with their lunches.
Tonight the cadets who driA will re-
ceive their streetcar tickets for Fri
day s trip to Fort Smelling The cadets
should be at The Parade not later than
$3.50, so they can march from there
promptly at o'clock to Sixth street
and Hennepin avenue, where they will
take cars. ,.~-~~.--,-==szaze.a-z -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-20
LIKE THE GENTRY S(HOW
Big Crowd Sees the Animal Actors ant
the Performers

The second nights attendance at Cen
try Bros shows, Thirteenth and Nicollet,
proved larger than on Monday night, de-
spite the threatening skies. The large
crowd was enthusiastic and seemed to
appreciate everything offered on the pro-
gram-the trained animals, the Jap aero
bats and the clever Loretta car per-
formers. =.
A great many remained for the con-
cert, which abounds in novelty acts by
especially trained monkeys, sheep and
pigs, and which takes place after every
afternoon and evening performance.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-20
City News
PLEADS FOR ENGLISH.
REV. j. q. ROsELAND WOULD HAVE
UNITED LUTHERAN CHURCH
MORE ATTENTIVE TO Ian
GUAGE OF AMERICA.

English should have more attention.
in the United Norwegian LutheraR
church, said the Rev. j. G. Roseland.
secretary Of the church, in an address
last evening at the First Swedish Luz
theran church Of st. Paul, where the,
church is holding a conference. He re-
minded his hearers that their children
were more familiar with the English
language than with Norwegian, and
were not likely to read much. in what
they regarded as foreign tongue, nor
remember teachings impaired by the
same means.
The English conference elected the
following officers: President, O. R. Slet-
ten, Eagle Grove. Iowa; vice president,
u. q. I1ller. chicago; secretary, John
Peterson, Moorhead; treasurer, s. II.
Halstad, Minneapolis.
The annual meeting referred to the
board of publication the recommends
ton of the English conference that o
weekly periodical in the English Ian
guage be published.
The annual meeting in the afternoon
organized itself as the corporation of
st. Olaf college. Ole Nelson presided
and Professor Paul Glasol acted as sec
rotary Professor Carl A. Mellby was
elected vice president Of the college,
and A. O.. Bakken and Osrhund Wing
were elected members of its board of
trustees.
The clergymen held a separate meet
ing and discussed a sanatorium which it
is proposed to erect on the shore Of a
lake in the mountains thirty miles west
of Kalispel. Mont. Professor E. Kr
johnson was authorized to buy twenty
five acres Of land there as site.
The travelling expenses of clergymen
were also considered; also the affairs
of mutual aid society.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-20
TALKS TO CREAMERY MEN.

The state dairy and food commission is in
augurating series Of creamery instruction
meetings turnout the state. They are being
ied by Commissioner 3. K. Slater and Inspector
+ Winkter. A meeting will take place at
Hawley Thursday and one at Red Lake Falls
Friday.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-20
MAsoNs SELECT TEMPLE SITE.

The Masons of st. Paul have secured an OPP
ton on the property at Sixth street and Smith
avenue known as the Hewitt property, 120 by
15O feet. It is probable that they will erect
the new Masonic Temple on this site in pref
erence to that which the Masons already own
at Fourth and Market streets.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-20
LONG pRourH ENDED.

burlington, Iowa. June 20-Two and-a half
inches Of rain fell in this locality yesterday:
ending long drouth and beneftins crops and
pastures.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-20

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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-20
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offer is fully guaranteed. Our
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-20

Because, nearly all
these Ills begin in
the 30 W els, and
partial Constipation
paves the way for:
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m FREE TO our rRrrNnS,

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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-20

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tives that ST p ly
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-20
L ]. HOWE,

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The Little Doctor in
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-20

Davenport d
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-20
CURES KIDNEY DISEASE

When the kidneys are dises
Gout, Lumbago, rheumatism Of
of the Heart, rheumatism evel
In Bright's disease the bow
ner's Safe Pills quickly relieve
WARNER SAFE CURE is
or direct, at so cents and $1.00 a
which iniIlre the system.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-27
HOW WILL STAR NAIL
ROUTES Be s.RVEDl
cosernmsrs- Ass<Q <Qseided They Must
BE Supplies WisA NAL ..
office - This ses,~~A~

The question, bss been raised Us IN
how the star snail routes running out
of Las Vegas wunld be, handled when
the new postoffice is Established oa
the west side The government has
decided that the four star routes sup.
piled with mail here shall continue to
be served from the city postoffice.
which win be officially known In a
few days as East Las Vegas. Post,
master Blood has been so notified by
the postoffiee department al Wash
ington. II. d. Schoonmaker. who will
be the postmaster nt the postoffice on
ths-1Ngst side has not yet been ap.
pflsed NJ. 90 what date he shall open
up there. bHt Is hooking for instruc.
lions esery day Apw The change In
the name Of the ppssoffice on the east
sidmee6he RID uailinss win 20 into
eflEti nxxt sunday lsIs A, The gov.
erament fiscal year besfns on that
date.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-27
EVERY COUNTY I'm the STATE
agpaEsEhrEo Nv TEACHERS

rairnsut. W. Va. Jsne 27.-The
teachers of West Virginia certainly
have reason to he proud of this. their
thirty.sixth annual stase convention.
Arriving trains today brought scores
members representing every county of
the state and every branch of eduea'
tionai activity from the big university
N the humble district seheoi. George
4. I.aidles Of Charleston president and
other Officers of the association are
here aud all are enthusiastic over the
sutlook for the gathering.
y The convention opens this evening
with a formal welcome meeting. Re"
representatives. Of the state normal
school ana the Fairmoni public
schools will greet the sisitovs for
whom response win be made by u. r
shawkey of the state aeisaftnent Ri
public fnssrnction. The regular pro
gramme of papers and diseasstpns Will
be taken up tomorrow mornieg and the
convention will continue uotil Thurs.
day. ssMA ~
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-27


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Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-27
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Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-27
FORMER STATE AuoiYoR AN.
souNcEs His cANDsoAcs

Lincoln. Neh.. June ~ Charles NJ
Weston, foraaeE state aadlsoe pf Nsh
raska. has formally annoanosd hi.
candidacy for the nominasioa cor GOV
ernor by the coming republican stafs
convention.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-27
MicHlcAe LAWYERS 10 NEAR :
- ~ oE HORACE ". luRToNI

Kalamazoo Mich. June 27.--There
was large 1ttendsnee OF bench and
bar n the openenss sshere today of the
annual meeting n We Michigan State
Bsr snsociatIOn The principal feature
Will b The 1eIivery Of the annual al.
dress tor.ofrpw by Judge Horace n.
Ilnft6M. Of Nashville. Tenn.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-27
SOUTH TRiMBLE ANNOUNCER
CANDIDACY .Foa LIEUT. oovN'N

Frankfort, Ky. June ss -Repfe
sentative South TrimhIa NJ Kentucky
has anno,ineed hiInseif II a candidate
for the lieutenant sosernorship of hisl
state. Mr. Trimble is nos serving his
third term as q member Of the house.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-27

Detroit. Mich. June s7.-The date
Cor the republican state convention OF
Michigan has been changed from Aug
at \ to July II. II win b. .h.laat Ne
troit,
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-27
VOW iS THfs affNflUO li(
H HARvE Y A6'
Cutler Ranch Resort,

In the. beautiful Rociada valley
near the mountains. delightful
place to spend the summer. Good
fishing nearby. Tents for those who
wish them. cnryiaGssooes 70 Las "
. for the psesent when rnoanry.
keguIar tFlp WI be q y 1otsf.
Color@nA oee conf - With
f.as. ~ terms q
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-27

The Relen cutoff bridge across the
pecos river nj sunnyside h nearing
completion Three hundred mepAlAfs
emnloyed In tho work ana@the ,otn h
booming. - i
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-27

l52&ekee Nh. aJune "a -wllliHul
III c ~ q b. the choice of
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the M 10 T. held il NH
waukee = week for the parpcse =
ffaming l platform for. The state en-
paign \ IS a fally certain that ae
WIN be erdo y
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-27
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conn1ys Nsw Mekico. for ths i IL.
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on and enitivationk kof said land. vir. !;
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G. SYSTEM
anta Fe Branch.

Tralas ssop at Ernbudo for dinner where
good Mea1k ote served IL, VA s.
81 CONVICTIONS
/. A. A.ee611e Tor durango, SiiversoD. and In
tefmedi141u6irts s d ~7s
Az Alsusa H. llenSow, Pn~hlo and inter
mediatA pulntr Via eithtS the standard Waue,
yfa Ia VetA Pass or the marrow Rauee Vi
MAkfnK the enfire trip n day }srft -
all points On Crvede knnch|