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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1908-08-06

Nelson = photos please the people.
Elk River vs.. Princeton tomorrow
afternoon.
Try Merry Widow Sundae at
Jacks drug store.
Mr.. and Mrs. vergil Hatcher moved
back from Page this week.
The best ever-a Merry Widow
Sundae at Jacks drug store.
Herman Schwartz left on Monday
for the northern part OF the state to
buy hides, etc.
Gus Swanson has painted and
otherwise improved the N. A. Nelson
house in which Gus lives.
Mrs. Hayes is visiting relatives in
Wibaux. Montana, and expects to re-
turn in about three weeks.
Mrs. Chas. Kopp and baby are
visiting relatives in Minneapolis and
will remain away about two weeks.
Rev. and Mrs. Galbraith and child
of Cass Lake are here on visit to
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Orion and family.
Warde Clark, pharmacist at c. A.
Jacks drug store, left on Sunday for
a weeks vacation at Benson and Glen
wood.
Steel has been laid mile beyond
Onamia, sidetrack has been con-
structed and the people of that town
are in high glee.
Robert 81. King and Albertus Han
son each announce themselves as can
didates for the nomination of clerk OF
court in this issue:
Hon. H. E. Craig of Orrock was
here on Monday. He accompanied his
nephew, Robert Knowlton, to the
Northwestern hospital.
The exterior of the Northwestern
hospital is receiving two coats OF
paint. This will greatly improve the
appearance of the building.
Mrs. Eugene Kaliher, who had been
a guest of Dennis Kaliher and family
for the past fortnight, returned to her
home in Little Falls on Monday.
Mrs. E. G. Meyer left on Monday
for st. Paul, where she will work in
the wholesale millinery store of
Robinson & Strause for WHILE.
AK & Rudolph have located their
shoe repair shop in E. B. Anderson's
store, where they are ready to serve
you with frst.class shoe repairing.
I keep good horses on hand at all
times for sale. If you have horses to
sell bring them to me and I will pay
cash for them. Vim. Ross.
Miss May Jack, after a fortnight's
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Jack,
returned to her home in Mortified on
Monday Miss Jack is sister of
G. A. Jack.
Misses Mildred and Lillian Smith
of Minneapolis, after months visit
with their brother, Oscar T. Smith,
near Elk lake, returned to their home
on Saturday.. .z-,.a.--
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1908-08-06

; Miss Eunice Deans of Foreston was
here on visit Monday and Tuesday.
} The First National Bank of Prince
ton will make you a loan on your
s farm. -...... s-.. -..-- 7tf
Found, Rebekah emblematic pin.
d Owner may receive same upon appli-
cation at this Office .-.----.
Rev. Swertfager and J: j. Skahen
were amoong the passengers, to Min
neapolis yesterday morning.
II Andrew Bryson is out for county
commissioner in the First district-the
district now represented by L. S..
Libby.
Arthur Arnett, wife and family of
FRedfeld, are here on a few days. visit
to MIR. and Mrs. William Arnett and
t family. @
The five brickyards at Brickton are
: in operation but the demand this sea-
son will not justify engaging full
p forces of men.
Mrs. r. W. Freer returned on Tues
day from Foley, where she had been
on weeks visit to her daughter,
, Mrs. G. Lease.
Miss Swanson has resigned her
position as stenographer for Robt. b.
King and returned to her home at
South Haven yesterday.
The Ladies' guild of Baldwin will
be entertained by Mrs. Chas. Judkins
on Wednesday, August II. Everyone
is extended a cordial invitation. .s~s
Mrs. Andrew Senzel, who had been
{ visitor at Mr.. and Mrs. August
Henschel's since April, returned to
her home in Illinois on Wednesday. II
Rufus P. Morton of Brickton has
filed as candidate for nomination as
representative on the prohibition
ticket in this, the Forty-fifth district.
Mrs. Hannah E. Woodman of
Princeton has purchased the A. S.
Mark residence, Rev. Lundquist hav-
ing relinquished the option held by
him. .-.~.. .---5-.s.. ....:
!; A barn belonging to Herman RE
mann of Greenbush, with it's contents,
was totally destroyed by fire on Tues
day. The building carried an insur-
ance.
/, what's the use of wearing those
heavy buds this hot weather when new
summer ones may be had so cheaply
at Kopp & Bartholomew clearance
sale? --s-. ~ =
| District Superintendent E. K.
Copper will preach and hold quarter
ly conference in the Foreston M. E.
church on Sunday evening, August 9,
at 8 O'Clock. .s@ g.. ~ ~-.e-
Sixty-one tubs of butter we're turned
out from the Princeton Cooperative
creamery for the week ending Mon
day, fifty EIGHT of which were shipped
to New York.
Regular services will be held in the
Blue Hill M. E. church on
Sunday at 1890 a. m. and in the
Greenbush NJ. E. church at 2:3O D. 10.
OF the same day. W. A. Mackenzie.
pastor.
, Our regular $1,000 suits, which bv
the way is what most dealers ask
$1,000 "to begin on" is now selling for
1896. Can you beat it? Better come
and see if we have your size. Kopp
& Bartholomew.
Robert S. Shaw has a notice in this
issue announcing himself candidate
for nominationtfor Judge of probate
on the republican ticket. W. v. San
! ford and r. W-Freer are also in the
.. Field for the same Office on; the same
ticket.
h. Word has been received by r. W..
Freer from Clackamar, Oregon, that
T. P. Kerr is very low and not ex-
pected to live. At the time Mr.. Freer
{. received the news Mr.. Kerr was un-
conscious and had been in that con-
dikiOn f0r. several davs
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-19

The weather is perfect The day
has been the hottest from the stand
point of temperature that Denver mas
experienced this spring.
The expected clash between the
sheriff's office. in control of the re-
publican organization, and the police
department, in control of the demo-
cratic organization. did not mater
ialize. There was not a serious dis
turbance during the entire day
Only three or four arrests had
been made up until pm, breaking
all records for the small number of
arrests made in this city on an cleo
ton day.
At every polling place in the city
deputy sheriff and a policeman is
on duty. Perfect order has reigned
at every polling place. Each side
has watched the other closely, and
vet no effort to practice fraud or TO
repeat votes has been noticed. t
seems that all sides are endeaVoring
to make the election strictly honest
ope, and the candidates who win
will win honestly.
There we're no big political demon
strations during the cay.
There is no doubt but what the
vote will be the heaviest ever polled
in the city. Thousands of vehicles
are in use on each side carrying Vot-
ers to the polls. The voting among
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-19
HE WANTS TO MARRY
THE GIRL HE
LOVES
Especial to The sentinel.)

Lisbon, May 19.-The Mundo
prints a story about King Manuel's
attachment for the young daughter
of lady-in-waiting to Queen Amelie
which threatens to disrupt the matri-
monial plans which are being laid
for him. King Carlos and Queen
Amelie are fully aware of the fond
ness of Manuel when a prince for the
girl, who is connected with the high
est Portuguese nobility. but they
considered it simply childish fancy.
Since Prince Manuel's unexpected
accession to the throne, suitable
alliance with a European royal house
is regarded as a Necessity of state.
Queen Amelie and the duke of
Oporto have been casting about to
find an available princess, both ia
voring one of British extraction be
cause of the close relation between
the countries.
a few days ago they We're openly
oanvassing the matter in the kings
presence, when. to their great sur
prise. he suddenly announced his un-
alterable choice his early love, and
proclaimed his determination either
to marry her or nobody.
Remonstrances on the ground of
reasons of state were without effect,
and, as a consequence, the lady-in-
waiting and her daughter will be
asked to go abroad in the hope that
long separation will cure the king
of. his boyhood love.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-19

the women is the heaviest ever known
here. Thousands had voted up to
4 pm.
The election, following one of the
bitterest campaigns ever waged in
Colorado, is not marked with any in
tense excitement.
1t Is believed that the anti-saloon
people will win out on this question
in many wards. They are working
hard.
In 9 o'clock edition of the Den
yer Post Chairman Davoren of the
democratic committee had a state
ment predicting the election of May
or Speer by 1900 plurality.
Fred w. Parks of the republican
committee predicts the election of
Horace Phelps by 5000, lower es-
innate than Mr.. Parks made yester-
day.
The Business Mems League. in a
statement at 5 pm, predicted thR
reelection of Mayor Speer by at least
10000 plurality.
At noon the betting was 10 to Z
in favor of Mayor Speer
1t is generally conceded that the
result of the election is in greater
doubt than any election the city ev-
er experienced.
The result of the election will
probably be known by O'Clock this
evening.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-19
THE RICH
D ON T
CARE
lBy Assoclated Press.l


Hot Springs, Ark, May 19.-"Let
them die; there are too many of us
now"
This was the answer made TO mis-
siOnaries in China who appealed to
the wealthy men of that nation for
help, while countless millions of
their people were dying from hun
ger and lack of shelter during the
terrible famine of last year. accord
ing to the report made to the South
ern Baptist conference yesterday by
7. F. McRae, through whose hands
the S750.000 contributed by Ameri-
ca to purchase food was distributed
But the great multitudes of China
appreciated our help" he said. Chi
"a came to look upon us as their
greatest friends.
THE reception rendered Secretary
Tlft on his arrival at Shanghai means
more than our people appreciate"
The greatest people of the nation
came to do honor to him and the
streets and the fields We're filed with
hundreds of thousands who took an
interest in the public receptions.
The sum of $50 ,00V has been ap-
portioned for home and foreign mis-
sions next year by the Southern Bap-
tist convention.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-19
CR Y F OR
NE(GR0'S
Life
.specIal 70 me sentinel.l

Special to The Sentinel)
Pueblo, May 19.-Believing that
Jim Lynn. the negro who last Thurs-
day murdered Sarah James, lG-
year-old white girl, after which he
wounded her mother, is confined in
the county jail here, a mob of $50
last nigbt visited the jail and de-
&anded that Lynn be turned over to
them.
One door was battered down, and
the officers even allowed five of the
mob ossearch the jail.
Lynn is in the Jail at Colorado
Springs.
Practically all of the county Off
GERS and the police were summoned
to the Jail last night as a result of
the mob's visit.
The feeling here is against Lynn,
and although his trial has been ar
ranged for June 8, it is believed to
be unsafe to bring him to Pueblo
at all.
Twelve members of the mob after
Jim Lynn again later in the night
demanded entrance to the jail, and,
carrying rope with them, made a
careful search.
After being convinced that the ne
gro is not in Pueblo the mob dis
persed for the night, although at
midnight about so men remained in
the vicinity of the building, evident
ly believing that the negro was to
be brought here.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-19
fRv AssocIatad - /

Montgomery. Ala, May : p, . pm.
Returns from the state democratic
primaries coatinue to come II slowly
today.
Montgomery has completed the
court IN but II out OF her % pre-
cincts, and other cities aye similarly
slow.
At this hour the indications are
tnat Bryan has carried The state. al
though Governor Iohneon is giving
him close race.
The Johnson forces piled mp
large vote N south sru Alabama ana
carried perhaps han a daz1n coua-
l in the state.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-19


The Young man was arrested at
about O'Clock last evening and con-
dned in The city Jail IN charge o.
Fire Chief Rogers.
At o'clock The youth was taken
befors Justice Sweeney. He waived
preliminary examination, did not en-
ter plea ana was bound over 20
the federal court under a bond Of
$500. Beng unable to give the bond
the young man was confined in The
county jail. Later he Will be taken
to Denver for trial.
The case has not few sensational
features.
1t seems that Pisert and his bro
ther-in-law have been working at or
near RIFE. A few days ago Ed Nc
I,arsn, the mana ger of one Of the
business houses at feifie, received a
letter through the mail, evidently
written to him by a woman living
In that section. hut mailed to h'm
by young Pisert. ana accompanying
this letter was a note from pisert de-
manding that McLaren pay him S15
to Keep quiet about the letter writ
ten by the woman. Pisert wrote Nc
Laren two letters asking for money.
ArcLaren instead of replying to
the letters of Pisert, turned these let
ters and the one supposed to have
oeen written by a woman over to
the postal authorities.
Young Pissrt does not deny mail
ing the letters or asking for the
money. but he states that he was
led into the act by his brother-in-
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-19
GREAT MEETING
OF THE CHURCH MEN
Especial to The sentlneI.l }

Atlanta, Ga. May 19-Bishops,
ministers and educators of the Meth
odlst Episcopal church south are ar
riving here today from all over the
country to attend the third educa-
tional convention of the denomina-
tion, which will be opensd this ev-
ening under the auspices of the
board of education.
During the meetings. which will
be continued tomorrow and Thurs
day. important educational questions
will be considered.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-19
LOADED WITH GOLD
STEAMER WILL SAIL
TBy Associated Press. ]

New York, May 19.-The steamer
Kron Prinz Wilhelm, which sailed
today for Crebourg and Bremen, car
ries $S,s50,000 in gold OF this
amount s4,500.oo0 Will go to Ger
many and $3.50, 900 to France, and
is shipped by New York banks.
This is about as large q shipment
of gold as the marine underwriters
care to insure by a single vessel, al
though larger amounts have besn
carried.
All of this gold went out in the
form of bars except 81, 100000 which
was in the form of double eagles.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-19
GRAND JUNCTION
WILL GET TIE SIT
An. Assoeiated Presg.l

WASHINGTON. y MAY io.-THE
SENATE Committee ON PUBLIC
BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS To-
BAY COMPLETED THE CONSID-
fGIsATION OF THE OMNIBUS PUB
&c BUF4DINGS Bill WHICH WAS
PASSED iI THE HOUSE LAST
WEEK.
THE COMMITTEE ADDED AN
ADDITIONAL s;8,00O,0OO TO THE
BILL. BRINGING THE TOTAL AP-
PREPARATION CARRIED BY THE
MEASURE AS REPORTED TO THE
SENATE UP TO MORE THAN $50
100000.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-19

law. He states that he, his brother
in-law and another man, a freighter
were walking along a street In r.
the ground. He picked It up. saw
to whom 1t was addressed and. find
ing it uusealed, he and his compare
ions proceeded to read it. 1t was
very sensational IN some of its state
meuts and hardly permissible for
passage through the mails. A wom-
ans name was attached 10 the LETT
ter. 1t had evidently been lost by
the writer, for it had not been sent
through the postohice.
Young Pisert declares that his bro
ther-in-law said to him. Now k ep
that letter and we VII get a pieoe
of money out of it
Pisert said that. at hfg brother-in-
laws request, he gave the letter to
the freighter to keep until they an
got TO Meeker At the latter pfacs
Pisert mailed the alleged obscene let
ter to Mr.. McLaren and at the same
time wrote him demanding SIS for
keeping quiet. He says that little
later on he wrote McLaren again
for the money, but did not get it,
1t is reported that the hrother-in-
law of Pisert wrote to McI.aren de-
manding 800 to Keep quiet, ansl tn Mt
this letter is in the hards of the post
Office inspector.
letter and the signature are being
closely guarded by the postoffice in
Continued on page 81
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-19

About a month ago Walter
shreeves, who is barber, and his
family moved 10 Palis3ds from Guth-
rie Center, Ia, the family hay ng
many friends and acquaintances
among the former Iowa people in
the valley. Thay secured a house in
the east part OF Paiisade and near
the ra lroad tracks.
This morning Ralph and his old
er hrother Who is I years Of ase.
w-rs playing II the yard, and pres
erfly they wandered off up the rail-
road track toward a tr2stie.
A1rs. Shreayes states that only q
few minutes before the accident she
looked out of the door and saw the
children PLAYING not far away and
thought they were perfectly safe. a
few moments later the dead body of
her little child was brought to her
home.'
Theze were no 7sstnesses to the ac-
cident but tffcesbr0fnef OF me load
child and the engineer of the train.
The train was running on time and
was due in Palisade at about 1880
am.
The engineer States that. as he
rounded a bend near where the chill
dren were playing, he caught his first
sight of them. He had just whis-
tied for the station, and he deciar 5
that when he first saw the children
he had no time to stop the train, al
though he made an effort TO do 50.
As the train swept down toward
the children he thought the little
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-19
MORE CARS RUNNING
IN CLEVELAND TO-DAY
lBv Assoclated Press.l

!. Cleveland, o.. May 19.-The .
3 Municip7l Traction Company to- :
= day claims to have more cars in 8
y operation than at any time since >
= the strike began. .
- :. - = = = :
With the approach of daylight the
1awIassness which had continued
through the night aad NJ i large
measure cegsed and cars were run
on all lines without interference.
A number OF persons received in
iuries as the result of assaults on
the cars during the night, but no
one WAS hurt seriously SO far as
reported.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-19

This morning shortly before II
O'Clock the fire department was called
out by an alarm from the public IL
barary. 1t was found that wooden
sidewalk near the library was on
fire. The department made quick
rur and the flames were soon extin-
guished. 1t is believed that the fire
started from an ash pile. The alarm
created much excitement.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-19
CAR IS WRECKED
BY DYNANlTERS
IBy Agsoclated Press. ]

cLEVEh3NI o., MAY f0.-THE
TRUCxS or \ SUPERIOR AVENUE
CAR WE'RE WRECKED THIS
MORNING AND TUE CAR WIN
BOWS BROKEN BY AN EXPLOS-
lON'a o s,ssE5YNlsNIITE WHICH HAD
BEEN Placed ON THig TRACKS,.
THE CAR WAS FILLED WITH
PASSENGERS AND y PANIC I'm
SUED, BUT NO ONE WAS SERI-
OuSLl HURT.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-19
FLEET FAR AWAY
FROM FRISCO TODAY
Is AsaoeIated Press.l

Los Angeles Cal. May l9.-Ihe
wireless telegraph oHce hra was IN
communication with the Connecticut
OF the Atlantic battleship fleet at
midnight
Tha sect WIS then f65 miles north
Of San Francisco and was steamlng
at the rate II knots an hour in very
heavy seas.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-19

fellow whom he haa seen on the
track had jumped oI but such was
not the case. Tire engineer states
that he did not see Uha child Just
as his engine arGck him
The brother of the lttie boy, in
his childish way and shaken by sobs.
tried TO ten the story OF the accl-
dent. He sud that he and his bro-
ther were playing along the side of
the track when the train whistled.
and his brother was on the edge Of
the track when the train came by.
and the engine strucl1 him
II would seem that the littl fell
low was struck on the right tenBle
by some piece Of the engines ma
chinery and the body was thrown
clear of the track. There was only
one wound, but It was a fatal cna
and. the child died instantly. 1t is
believed by many that the child was
struck by the cylinder of the eng me-.
Tt Is fortunate that.sthe abody & 49,
thrown clear of the track, for it was
thereby saved from being mangled.
The train was stopped Immediately
and over the dead body of the child
the brother, only two years cider
than the dead boy. was standing
crying and calling to his brother who
could not answer.
The brakeman picked ur the 1t
tie body and carried into town.
The young parents are heartbrok-
en- over the tragic death of .he Child
and the accident has east a gloom of
CONTINUED on page 50
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-19
A WOMAN FOUND
AMONCSTHE VICTIMS
[By Associated Press. ]

! LaPorte. Ind, May 19.--The 1
i autopsy held yesterday on the I
I. remains of the seven unidenti- I
j. fed dead exhumed from Mrs. ]
I. Guinness private burial ground !
+ was completed last evening and 4
1. revealed the fact that one of ]
j. the seven was a female. j
!. This adds new phase to the 1
+ mystery. i
i. j. j. i. j. j. 4. !. i. j. i. j: !. I
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-19
THE WINNER
JOHNSON IS SECOND
lRv Associatod Press !

= Montgomery, Ala, May d. :
= Returns from the democratic :
81 primaries come iu slowly. i
= At noon today the Indications =
> are. that w. J. Bryan has car =
i riod the state, though Governor S'
y Johnson OF Minnesota is s'vils s
2 him close race. =
: j. ,l,R Es = &
TIE johnson forces get a large
vote IN southern Alabcma and car
ried perhaps half dozen counties
in the state. but not enough to en-
dorse the Minnesota governor.
The returns from the country dis
irlcts Indicate n Bryan victory.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-19

Every effort has bsen made to
arouse enthusiasm among the repub-
licans in the smoker to be held to-
night at the county court house. The
promise that there VIII be no break
in the harmony and that 1t viii bs
ascertainei before hand that no ad-
dresses shall conflict has been freely
given.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-19
THE GREAT TRUST
is TO B E
ASSAILED
tsnecinl to INC sentinel.l

New York, May 9.-Proceedings gs
which may result in the entire dis
solution of the S5O0,000, 900 COM
bine which practically controls the
tobacco business of the country were
commenced today in the United
States circuit court.
The case of the government VS..
the American Tobacco Company is
set for hearing today, and, while the
brilliant legal talent employed by
the trust may be able to ward off the
blow for a time. it is alleged that
sufficient evidence has been procured
to bring about the forcible dissolu-
ton Of the combine by the federal
government, acting under the Sher-
man antitrust law.
In addition to the American To-
bacco Company, the government suit
names as deefJaants more than SO
allied and subsid ary companies. anJ
about 90 individuals connected there
with
Among the concerns affeete- are
the American Cigar Company, the
United Cigar stores Company, the
American Snuff Company ard TIE
American L.cor,ce Company.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-19
SALT LAKE MAN
BLOWS OUT BRAINS
IBv Associated Press l

+ Salt Lake City. May he. I.
+ S. Snellgrovc. bookkeeper for +
T. the Utah Association of Credit {.
J. Men, put the muzzle of a sreyol- +
j. yer in his mouth this morning i
i. and killed himself at desk in +
+ his office. :
= The suicide is attributed to =
+ ill health. &
i. :. !. i. + :. = i. /. /. !. !. 1. j. +
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-19

Striking shopmen's benefit ball
takes place at the Auditorium Thurs
day night. Don't fail to attend and
help a good cause.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-19
Heaviest Vote and Most Orderly Elec-
ton in History of Denver-Per-
feet Weather-Many Esti-
lnates-No Clash of
Officers
Especial to The sentluell

Denver
held in of
prove to be
tai
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-19

Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Bailey of Man
chester, n. H., are new arrivals in
Grand Junction.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-19
Horrible Accident al Palisade Today-Pretiy Baby Boy
While Playing on Track is Struck by Midland
Engine and Instantly Killed Little Broth
er Only Eye Witness
er Only Eye VI

WHILE RALPH stEREayts T5.E PRETTY AND BRIGHT
WAS PLAYING on THE RAILROAD TRACK AT PoINT NEAR
PALISADH TODAY, WAS STHUCN COI9ti-
AnDLAND TRAIN AND INSTANTLY klLLED THE
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-19
Ollie Pizert Arrested Here Last Night for Mailing Iyster
Gus Letter TO Prominent Ilan and Demanding
Money for SIence---WelI Known
Lady's Name Involved

TIsERT YEARS. WE'LL KNOWN YOUNG
A YEARS, WAS ARRESTED LAST
a
q LTrERATCRN .lN
BiACGAIAIL = PROMINENT BUSINESS MIN
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-19

The land cases being heard before
Land Commissioner sweeney today
are those involving the contests made
by the government against the
claims of a Mr.. Tage ana an old-tim-
er Familiarity called "9ld Scotty''
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-19

The latest reports from the vari-
ous fruit districts of the valley are
very encouraging. 1t seems to be
the general opinion that the crop in
this section OF The valley will not
be as short AS at first anticipated
Very few growers will have no fruit
at all.