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The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1906-04-14

STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
Cook; District Court, Eleventh Judicial
The State of Minnesota,
John Stevens. William c. Stew.
ems, Gustavus Stevens, Marcus
): JeSaso a. Ozark Hef 4. car haiss
also all other persons or par
lies unknown, claiming any
right, title, estate, lien or in
terest in the real estate de. :
scribed in the complaint here
in, Defendants.
NOTICE OF LIS PENDENS:
Notice: is hereby given that an action
9sen thf c91ft t the
named defendants and that the purpose
OF said actor is to have the plaintiff ad-
judged and decreed to be the sole and
estate described in the complaint herein
and to have the defendants, and each OF
them. adjud ged and decreed to have no
to the said real estate, or any part there.
The real estate affected by the said &C ton
era era above referred to and described in
County Of Cook ana state Of Minnesota
and described as follows:
IA An ~ 9p div Dc, two-thjrdS 20 Of Lots
Twelve 12). and Thirteen (is) Of Section
northeast quarter (N.E.A), south east
quarter (S.E.A) of northeast
quarter {N.E.h), east half (E.h)
Of northwest quarter INV III
and the southwest quarter (S.W.A) OF
northwest quarter (N.W.A} Of Section
Eight (s), all in Township ~Sixty-three (6Y,
North Of Range One fD, West of Fo9rti
Pr ncipal Meridian. according to the
United Sta ties Government survey thereof
Dated, January 10Th, 1906.
E, T. YOUNG,
Attorney General,
r. A. STONE.
Assistant Attorney General,
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
State Capitol. St. Paul, Mimi.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1906-04-14
Snakes a! !: ]; s; asy g Ship

fall crea lures tut to- rs seen at
200 logical gard ems. snakes are prob.
ably athezzmos easy til ship from one.
country { 't to anoth e. Snakes takesYerryS.
little room, and |throug hlout long
2yoyages give ct Z the least trouble.
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The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1906-04-14

WANTED: By Chicago wholesale and mail
order house, assistant manager (man or woman)
for this county and adjoining territory. Salary
advanced. Work pleasant; position permanent.
NO Investment or experience required. Spare
time valuable Write at once tor. full particu-
lars and enclose solf.addressed envelope. ).
Ill. lat
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1906-04-14

The state Republican convention will
be held in Duluth June IL. The prima-
rles for the election of delegates will be
held throughout the state on June 5,
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1906-04-14
Dat q i e j IA Oveli,,yllv.,o SIX

81 DANCER n overWorls
Whatever tends to diminish disease
sis# conducive to long eYi but ins our
end eaYor# promote " We must have;
regard K mental sas5 well Nas8to bodily
hygiene. deal rs prematfres
decline in force energy 81 due to
soYeruse tho brainn 81: and nerYonsI
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The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1906-04-14
SATURDAY, APRIL IA, 1906

If in far away Panama they built a,
lock canal-ha! ha! What most of all
doth puzzle me, is who will carry, round
the key.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1906-04-14

Ancient Lord Mayors Coach.
The coach in which the lord mayor
st London rides on state. occasions
has been in use since the year 1857.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1906-04-14

VIM E CULKIN. Register.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1906-04-14

STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
Cook: District Court, Eleventh Judicial
District. \ -: ~
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1906-04-14

NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF REDEMP-
TON PERIOD. i
STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22
TO CONFER WITH REYES
Secretary Root and Minister Barrett
Going to Colombia.

Washington. Sept. 21.-Acting Secretary OF
State Adee to-day received cable message
from John Barrett. American Minister TO Colom-
bia now al Panama, stating that Secretary Root
and he expected TO leave Panama in about two
days for Carthagena, where they would have
conference with President Reyes Of Colombia
and the Minister OF Foreign Affairs OF that coun-
try. II is expected they will discuss the negoti-
ations for the resumption Of friendly relations
between Colombia and Panama
No information is vouchsafed here as to the
plans OF Secretary Root after the Carthagena
conference II is not known whether he VIII go
TO Cuba or not. 1t Is said. however. at the state
Department that IL would be fair Inference
from his going at this time 10 Carthagena-a
stop which was on his original itinerary-that
he will not so to Cuba. unless his presence there
should be desired particularly by Secretary Tart
and the President
Acting Secretary Adee to-day informed AS
sistant Secretary Bacon. at Havana Of the ar
rival OF the cruiser Charleston at Panama WIN
Secretary Root on board. IL was deemed pos
sible that Mr.. Bacon might desire TO communal
cate directly with Secretary Root. later dls-
patch said Secretary Root would sail Tomorrow
for Carthagena. No communication has oeeh
received at the State Department from Secretary
Root. A brief cable message was received from
Mr.. Bacon. but il was of purely routine char-
acter
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22
THE oAsTELLANE DIVORCE CASE.
Count Boni May Attempt to Delay Trial
Unless Bills Are Paid.

Paris. Sept 2l-While no move has yet been
made BY the counts lawyers. the attorneys for
tie Countess de Castellane evidently expect
az atternpt on his part 20 force delay IN the
trial OF the divorce case. which has been fixed
for October IL. unless the creditors attachment
o&ee is previously settled. II appears that the
bills piled I'D by the counts creditors are nu-
nerous While the exact total is not known the
amount is anthoritatively described as "fabu-
lous" In spite Of the prenuptial settlement the
French law regards the marriage partnership as
making husband and wife equally responsible
for the household expenses and debts. The at
t2chment proceedings. however, do not belong 20
This class. They are almost entirely for money
borrowed nom usurers at ruinous rates and
consequently they could be legally resisted
The count has another lever In the disposition
OF the children. who. under the law, are French
cltzens and subject 10 military service. He
could enter a plea before the French court that
y the children were given into the custody OF
the mother they might be taken beyond the
jurisdiction OF France. Such action might result
In the imposition by the court Of restrictions
embarrassing 10 the countess in the future.
II the creditors attachment case is settled out
OF court. the count IS not expected 10 make
defence. and IL Is believed that the divorce will
be granted on October Ia Otherwise il is eX-
pected that the count viii seek a post tponement
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22
SURGICAL WONDERS.
DR.. Cares Experiments In Trans
planting Blood Tessels.

Stuttgart, Sept. 21.-Profes.or Garre. of Bres-
lau. gave yesterday 20 the Congress OF Natural
Investigation and Medicine now in session here.
the result OF his experiments In transplanting
blood vessels and organs from one body TO an
other. This is the subject which attracted so
much attention at the meeting OF the British
Medical Association. held In Toronto last August
when DR.. A. Garrell. OF the University of Chi
eago. read a paper giving his experiments I'm the
same field.
Professor Garre described the case of four
year-old boy. suffering from cretinism. who had
parts OF his mothers thyroid gland transplanted
TO hts spleen. The child after nine months. is
developing mentally and can walk and talk
The transportation of thyroid glands is simple.
owing To the fact that part OF the glands can
always be safely removed from living person
Professor Garre mentioned successful expert
ments I'm the transportation OF blood vessels
from one animal to another He succeeded IN
removing vessels two and one-half inches long
from a live animal and transpianting them. he
also transplanted blood vessels from animals
that had been dead for an hour and half TO
live animals.
Professor Garre said that while IL was impos-
sible to transplant large blood vessels from ltv-
ing human beings. blood vessels could be taken
from freshly amputated limbs and trans
planted TO cases where large tumors had been
removed. or where otherwise the tying up or
large blood vessels resulted fatally TO the parts
OF the body fed by them. Professor GarTe de-
scribed also the transplanting OF kidneys from
one animal 20 another, the replanted organ per-
forming its functions perfectly.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22
PANAMA GREETS MR. ROOT.
II Hearty Welcome GiUen to the
american Secretary.

Panama, Sept. 21.-Secretary Root landed
from the United States cruiser Charleston to-
day. He was received at the railroad station by
Mayor Ossa, the members OF the municipal gov
ernment and all the prominent natives and for
eigners here. The Mayor delivered the address
OF welcome The streets were crowded with
people anxious to show their good feeling toward
Secretary Root, who was cheered all the way
from the station 10 the American legation From
the legation Secretary Root called upon Presi-
dent AmadOr. who returned the visit.
Secretary Root was the guest OF the National
Assembly before which he delivered speech
which won for him the high regard OF all who
heard Il. Mr. Root said that the United States.
the first nation which recognized the Republic
OF Panama. would always retain a keen interest
IN the preservation OF Panaman independence.
At the close OF the assembly's session Mr..
Root went TO the Presidents palace, where ne
was introduced TO the high government off,
cials and members OF the diplomatic corps.
While he was at the palace more than two
thousand public school children paraded before
the building in Mr.. Roots honor.
Governor MagoOn gave dinner tonight TO
Mr. Root at the American Legation. after which
Mr.. Root attended a reception given by Presi-
dent AmadOr
Mr. Barrett the American Minister to Co
Iombia received a cable dispatch to-day from
President Reyes announcing that the people OF
Colombia are anxiously awaiting Mr.. Roots ar
rival and that preparations have been made at
Cartaeena TO extend him hearty welcome.
The Secretary will leave Panama tomorrow
morning at o'clock 20 visit the canal zone.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22
TO PROCEED AGAINST MORMON HEAD
Court Orders County Attorney to Show Cause
Why He Should Not Act.

salt Lake City. Sept. 2l.-Parley P. Christensen,
County Attorney OF Salt Lake County. to-day was
cited TO appear on Wednesday next IN the criminal
division Of the state District Court before Judge
Armstrong and show why he should not direct the
Issuance OF warrant for the arrest OF Joseph F.
Smith. president OF the Mormon Church on a
charge OF sustaining unlawful relations with one
OF his FIVE wives.
The complaint based upon the fact that
on May p President Smiths forty-third child was
born TO Mary +. Schwartz Smith the Mormon
presidents NTH wife. at her home IN this city
As witnesses 10 the fact the complaint cites the
four other wives OF President Smith and several
apostles and leaders OF the Mormon Church in
cluding senator Smoot and Governor Cutler
Under the law the warrant could not be issued
except the approval OF the County AttoTnev
The complaint permitted rest IN the Cor,Di,,
Attorneys office without action. but Il was com.
monty understood that there would be no prosecii
ton OF the Mormon president by the direction ~
the County Attorney Friends OF Mr. Christensen
charged that the filing OF the complaint was ar
attempt the part OF the anti -Mormons to .n TiI
barrass him In the candidacy for the Repubucan
nomination for Congressman. Christensen was DE-
feated for the nomination in Yesterdays ronyer
tiOn by Congressman Howell
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22
BRYAN LOSES GROUND.
attendance at Brmingham's Recep-
ton Falls Short.

Birmingham. Ala. Sept. M.-The reception of
W. j. Bryan in Birmingham to-day fell short OF
the attendance that has marked his former visits
10 this city. Mr.. Bryan was delayed nearly two
hours in reaching the city by small wreck at Iron
City Ala. After parade he the guest OF
honor at a luncheon. at which covers had been
laid for three hundred persons. Following this.
he spoke 10 large crowd az the BitOu Theatre
His principal topics were the government owner
snip OF railroads the alleged ilching OF Demo-
cratic platform ideas by the Republicans and the
proposed Independence OF the Philippines Mr.
bryan suggested that the Democrats should have
patent taken out TO protect their platform. Re-
saruhs government ownership he said:
All ask is that when YOU criticise my platforu,
t1sN STu hnuN what you crtticisng. Some peOpIe
y vn 80 Isey cant answer an argument. misstate A.
..I sI' altaid that Is what has been done with re-
& sstu 70 what said In New York i said that 7
.aa m IaNSr OF effective legislation. but II the law
eu s1u1 hot ne applied. then am IN favor OF gov
folo"ns the speech AZ the Bitou Mr. Rrvan
addressed worlSingmen at GeIder's Hall A pub
nc reception was later held at one OF the lead
ing hotels AT dinner ne and Mrs BRYAN were
entertained by Colonel and Mrs. John w Tomlin-
son. "
Mr. Bryan and his party left here tonight for
'as Asoh' Miss. where they will spend Saturday
ana Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22
EDICT AGAINST OPIUM IN CHINA.
Use of Drug To Be Abolished in Ten Years
Boxers Dispersed.

Peking. Sept. 21.-As a result Of the combined
recommendations of the Chinese commissioners
who recently made trip in the United States
and Europe Yuan Shi Kai. commander in chief
Of the forces. and Tang Shao XII. vice-president
Of the Board of Foreign Affairs. edict has
been issued ordering the abolition OF the use Of
opium, both foreign and native. within a dec
ade. The edict strongly condemns the vice.
and commands the Council OF State 10 devise
regulations for the enforcement of the prohibit
tion against opium smoking and the cultivation
Of the poppy.
Government troops have suppressed revival
OF boxerism in Shan-Se province. Boxer
ganiZations had been formed in several towns in
the neighborhOOd OF So-Ping-Fu.
The Council Of Army Reorganization has
taken over the management of all the arsenals
or the empire hitherto controlled by the respec-
tive provincial viceroys. This is a distinct step
in the direction OF military Capitalization.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22
BOMB BROKE WINDOWS.
PEOPLE WARNED AWAY.
Russian Terorists Destroy EUidence
No attacks on Jercs.

ST. Petersburg. Sept. 21.-The suburb Of st.
Petersburg. adjoining the Narva Gate. was
shaken to-day by the explosion OF a powerful
bomb. II was thrown by one OF three well
dressed men. tore enormous hole in the
ground. and broke all the windows In the neigh
borhood. but there no loss OF life. The
bomb throwers disappeared before the arrival
OF the police. AS the bomb was thrown in an
open space. from which the throwers had pre-
viously warned away all passersby and cab
drivers. the affair is explainable only on the
supposition that the bomb had been intended for
use I'm connection with the terrorist plot which
was discovered at Peterhof at the time OF Gen.
eral Trepoff's funeral. and that the conspiratOrs
finding that the police were hot upon their trail.
decided 20 be rid OF discriminating evidence.
Since the first batch OF arrests IN connection
with the Peterhof plot. on September Is. the po-
lice have apprehended a large number Of sus-
poets. but no statement concerning the nature
OF the plot nor as TO how It was 20 be executed
has been obtainable
reactionary journal here to-day prints a
story that the terrorists contemplating the
beginning. tomorrow. OF a campaign of armed
attacks on police and army officers IN ST. Peters
burg. such recently waged at Warsaw
The story cannot be confirmed at this time.
The Jewish New Year to-day passed without
any incidents to Justify the widely heralded pre-
dictions OF anti-Jewish excesses at Warsaw
Kiev. Odessa and other cities OF Russia. Up to
midnight there had been no reports received
here Of ant-Jewish disorders anywhere in
Russia.
Premier stolypin and Foreign Minister Iswol-
sky sailed to-day on board the yacht Neva. 10
3oin Emperor Nicholas in the Gulf OF Fin
land. and submit TO him reports requiring i'm
mediate action. This is taken indication
that the Emperor intends TO prolong his cruise
for several days
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22
A WOMAN'S WAY WITH A MAD
How One Housekeeper Disposed Of
Servant Problem.

During fifteen years I have had IN my saws"
girls who have been a comfort and help suc'
mere servant can be. -
have never paid wages higher than my -
oOrs have done. and our home Is so sinA-' =.
maid has to be content with humbls ACCOM-
tiOns.
have given. however, what every mis.i- -
not bestow-frequently does not believe -
tain friendlness. cordial sympathy. an m,' -
the inner life OF a girl whose flesh and olooa ,ss
heart. ambitions and loves are not so ain'1''
my own. - ~
One plan have carried out FOR years "a ~ -
me largely IN making the best or edch f~
comes INTO my household once a -, 4, shs
nef an afternoon OF cOmpanionShlpt ~ - - rsSr~
ties OF tho house. but an some little 10 -
ti0n she chooses by herself ss-.. ssp
sometimes i accompany her 20 nia..i-lnx n -
on pleasant summer days We go RlSnl. ave -
woods or 20 some shore resort lheae. alsfse
when ! have been really astonis1sa Is 70 ~
glimpse OF things rare and beautifui h0"
girl 80 10 -
II you will try II. making yourself 4 srsslB ~
mysteries OF such an exhibit. you WI. ~ go1p
a great deal OF pleasure On it hundrss1, se,s 49,
30 out OF their way % DO such work .iv 20 ths2
ment standpoint. but Il never oSSsas a, thar -
give such pleasure % a SRI WoiA"s
kitchens. - d scgx
IL Is not alone the pleasure given ta,iv tn@i Infss
ciated; it Is the cOmpaniOnshlp ana A. Aisx nof ~
I ind most valued The holiday $50 s- eonyss<s..
weekly Thursday on Il Is some otHs a.. work -
day. and you Will hnd as % .hsa,ors "a ~ -
all been satisfactorily completeu oe1o
Hon oecurs-Good HouseAee2inS
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22
THREE OFFICIALS KILLED.
HGUoc Wrought by Internal Ma
chine in Iifis.

Tifis. Sept. 21-In the course of a domicliiary
search OF a suspected house here to-day the
police discovered in the apartment Of a young
man named AllelOll a box supposed 10 contain
printing materials. When the box was touched
Il exploded, and two detective inspectors and an
assistant commissary OF police We're killed ana
another inspector, soldier and a policeman
We're wounded.
The floor OF the apartment collapsed, splinters
injuring a mother and her child in the room
below. Two other unchanged bombs were found
in the apartment. The tenant OF the room dis
appeared. but two other men and two women
Were arrested.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22
FIELD COURTS At WORK.
Three Terrorists Quickly Tried and
Enecuted.

Odessa, Sept. 21.-The first field court martial
was held here yesterday. and a Jew named
Tarle was sentenced 20 death and executed for
killing policeman. The court consisted OF six
officers OF the army. whose names are kept
secret.
Tarle was in a pitiable condition when brought
before the court from loss OF blood from FIVE
wounds received before he arrested. After
being sentenced he was carried 70 the prison yard
and tied 70 a post. You assassins!" he cried
You believe that with your organized attacks
and field courts you can shoot down the whole
OF Young Russia. BE assured that there are
bombs and revolvers enough 10 deliver this un-
fortunate country from your bloodstained hands
Now fret"
Three volleys were fired and Tarle fell dead.
Kielce. Sept. 21.-For the first time in Poland
a held court martial to-day tried, condemned
and sent TO execution two Terrorists within
twenty-four hours
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22
OBJECTIONS TO PURSE sEINEs.
Newfoundland Herring Fisheries Subject of
Negotiations.

81 johns. y. F.. Sept. 21.-Representatives Of
the American. British and Newfoundland gov
erhments are negotiating modus vivendi re-
s"rulhs the winter herring fishing about to open
on the west coast of Newfoundland
Inc Americans claim the right 10 Use Durse
seihes' the use of which is forbidden by the laws
OF newfoundland because OF their destructive
eheCC Inc BRUSH government, Il is understood
qualihedly admits the Justice OF the Colonial
PLotest maintaining that the use Of purse seines
threatens depletion OF the herring schools
<AihtFlcan commissioner Alexander suggests a
compromise through which the American fisher
enjoyed by them
ShouId the Newfoundland government be un-
wiling 10 cOncede this point IL is feared that
@ Ihe brltlsh government Will conclude an agree
men. iIlent win the Americans over the heads Of the
Colonial commissioners
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22
TEN THOUSAND LOST.
Chinese Fishing Fleet Sunk in Re-
cent Gale-Relief Work.

Hong Kong. Sept. 2l-The entire feet of six
hundred hshing Junks were lost in the typhoon.
This increases the mortality 20 ten thousand
persons
Practically all the Beluchistan troops and
three hundred men OF the West Kent Regiment
to-day are clearing away the wreckage OF the
recent typhoon. Dead bodies are being carried
on In cartloads- Many soavengers have been
overcome by the stencil.
The Chinese are subscribing generously for
relief OF the typhoon sufferers. A remittance Of
$1,000 has been received from the Chinese OF
San Francisco
The Royal Dutch Petroleum Companys pier
was damaged 70 the extent OF $4,000 The man
Aser' Mr.. Murray. and his stan were instru-
mental in saving the lives OF one hundred men,
women and children. who have been housed
Clothed and fed on the company's premises
shipping has been resumed, but Is hampered
oy the inadequate supply OF steam launches and
lighters. The former command $50 and the lst
Ter 500 a working day.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22
THE PORTE AGAIN MAKES ExcusEs

Constantinople. Sept 21-The Sultan attended
the selamlik to-day. Later ne received In audi
ence Baron Won Calice. the Austro-Hungarfan
Ambassador. and n. Zinovien. the Russian Am
bassadOr.
Dr. Won Bergman. the German surgeon who
was called here 10 care for the Sultan, started
for Berlin to-day.
The reason now given for the postponement
OF the audience granted TO Mr.. Leishman. the
American Ambassador. is that Il would have
been unwise 20 expose the Sultan 10 overfatieue
The reception Of the two ambassadors TODAY
had been set prior 10 the appointment made for
Mr.. feishman.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22
TERRORIST MOTOR CAR CAPTURED
Adventures of an Automobile, as Told by
81. Petersburg Newspapers.

81 Petersburg. Sept 21-According 10 the
newspapers. an automobile which the police have
been tracking for several weeks IN the belief
mat II was being used TO carry out terrorist
conspiracy has been seized near the palace OF
orahd Duke Nicholas Nicholaievitch, az Peter
nor Ihe machine bore false number The
Ressengers were armed, and could not salts
faetorily Identify themselves
nus ns automobile was first observed az the
III .-iI-'9iy ihaheuVres At KTasnoye Selo which
tne Emperor ATTENDED. Two soldiers who at
teihpteo 10 detain II We're fired on The machine
sot away Last week IL appeared in ST Peters
~ ~ - ePaInteu ana passed several times Pre-
l-lST Stolypih's apartments in the winter DaIaca
AZ again appeared az Peterhof at the funeral of
General Irepon The most daring exploit ~
this machine Is reported 10 have occurrsS a.
Tsarskoe Selo. where the car Is said 70 49,
crashed through a fence surrounding the IJttie
Palace, made rapid trip through the incIosnre
and out again. '0iOSuie