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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-12-01
LA RRvoLUoro ON sorTHNUA.
Pareca cue los ii1surreotos operalk
en gaYnanlipas.

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Laredo. Texas. Nov. 30: Hoy
por In fnaiana lego aauf Infor-
maci6n de buen origen. dc que
todos los alnmbres telegraficos
que comunican con MatanlOros,
Tamaulipas. Mexico, i',teron cor
tados anoche (martesl & las z.
El TELEGRAPH federal lnexicanO tie-
no dos lfneas d corren sLatamo@
r0s. una procedente de Mier Y4oe
ira dc G. Victoria Estos doseit-
lanbres fueron cortados casi 81
innltitneainente con difereneia dc
ciilco nintltos. Cast al n,isfnO
tempo SO intefrnmni0 liz cnmuni-
:caci6n del Forrocarril NaciDnal de
Mexico.
No es possible sabep EN- cstos no
nitlltos 10 due significa essfa pes
pentilta interruption de eomtnir
ss.s gsIsis Efsaaa eli'ell Ias-
Iae s ilas I
los VA III
ttite SD fJat.a ttil tstttaf efsiatiss {
.f1a fffiist'ff's; ~ ~ t''S'''.ts.ai''a 'ss'
i'ls reV''i'''loi,nii''s e'1''ya'1'Ha , ~
2Refah''o 'lH"1t's' VI g" 'F''*'t'''''
sIs LIE CoEFITNDIO corr MAa
INRO
i Los ailtoridhdeg lncgiGanas 10 de.
tayiaron.
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E1 Ibaso. Texas. Nov. %. Hoy
40 HIN eyidente cue el Gobierno
| Mexjcano estR poniendo Gmpeno
| on aucontlar 4 Francisco /. MAJ
lIerO. 8l .Fnez do Yal6ta, Louis
Folk. tieno cierto pareeido { Ma"
eefo. sus amigos y aseg',Lall .1 =. ~; :
'on. reto s,. io - 80. sS.u 80 wv Wo.;ea 2
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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-12-01

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5laa cercanfas do parraI han sido
eapturados a1gunos insarreetos,
los et,ales. para ser i,lzgados, se-
ran lleVadoa & chihuahua. Sc iii.
cd nue serAn eiecnntfynaS ,n,o1,;n.
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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-12-01
Sc aproxiiaa Ell dfa on Que IS ts;
men dificultades.

Torre6n. Mexico. Nov 2S oiH5
forlne sc aproxinia o. dfa TO- dg
Diciembre, fecha de La ibaugs
ci6n deln uevo periolo isreais ems
.eiaI. en- Que tofnara por tina ves
mas el cargo de EieeIltiy0 sle llk
:Naeitn MexicaIla al isreside dealta
DiaS. las antoridades ee lnIAslF
mas V mas preocupadas " aeIsesA
cientan In vigilaneia no dakiislo 6
que en- eatos lnomentos los
.lncionarios den lridestras de fslis:y
vas hostilitlades. siflo poratle
culan Vagos ruii1ores atiYo lltselI
nose pteda desc uhrir de ,llisss Sssls
.nera p0Hitiea
figlsssH sIa aass los dc; le
rOboa It'd cabaliada de f9rfai les
Y where's VI se ssiba ssa$
t0dayfa yarias nartielas dc rsYo-
dictionaries. Detiltandas,s SO " ii.
'1la en- el terriforio q eeia0s
Sin embargo. las auEOriatsSIes Ilat
Tecen no demostraa tenor on cua
to & los regIltados tie algiln atm
Eane possible. Y declaran one estan
bien preDaradas para afrontar
efiaIauiera elnergencia u,le pudio-
SO resnltar I'll dia do LII iYiauetlra-
cl6n 8 on cnal9llisr otrO lnomentO
inesperasIo.
r. 80 /. q II.
is1nerieellng lIegatl0a anOelio a-
tluf dc plintps dol EstaIlo dc Chi
hnahlIa. han rolataao oil asalto del
lfreil de pa sd ier0s del H'errOearsiI
Ghilfaahua 81 Pacific. gtlgo asaI.
| to efeetnaron 81 seHlsna pasatla
los eeyoIIeionarioss Sc ileseavril6
Iano de los wagotles n naarieron
tres indiYiduOs.
0 Sc eraa Que eofHp0nfan III parti.
Ola ssltaIlte aagca de TN teIlsli
de revaIt0soa &c hiz0 es0arri-
IAr 81 trek on Isl ereeneia sEa quo
Ie0ndlaoIa tr0fas. B 3
E sllssaaa "A e esss on.
trs chihuahua II lsra Ist,s
pasa ier1A aattlSi SielsgI Briai0nefsss
entire los reEolnci cionarfs duran,
te YeintlGsiatrO horns. g,era faarflf
9iAn trHtaslns.
leaEss s. tle ol,teler Dor ii ftia,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-12-01
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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-12-01

cado. j. 81 q 5
Tan 0r0nt04 como Sc thick
cOn1bate se ayR;6 IN ca
not ttear al Erals lssO D; A d
de yanguardia la aituaci6n
getAglardia, 8 fin de que aSy s.
nen sl auxili0.
Cnand0 So preaent6 el
de troDas. los rebeides ae IS
ban eli galope. pero en- paa 8
orden, desaparee eiendo entta k
cafones de Id sierra.
81 ttiyieron haridos. Los
ron acknowledgements con elIgs
pnea no Sc encontr6 ningnno aa1s
tel campo de conbate.
Las AUTORrDADEss gH s s.
# CUBAN
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-12-01
Ion1a illcrementO ~ calsa illtranQl1ii-
lidad al ca aaobierno. \.
81 nota gran rnoviiiiie ID sle tropas Cd
annbas ffronteras.

lnontA6 mas v son da aspRrar.se conf
bates irfegu ulareg u atans ha habido
algulios pealleisoa ancuentros en-
los Iltimoa diaa.
Nv. W.. King. residente en- CO.
inez Palacio. dice qsae vi6 traer do
la montana los cad sveEes de e1tasi
tro aoldadoa federaleD, ai yiernes,
procsdentes dc alg1n punto cer-
cano 4 Gomez Palacio. So ha con
firmadn perfeetamente la 1loticia
de cue los revoluei0narios destro-
aaron en- dias pasados las wins fe-
rroeaFflleras en- lugares nj oeste
de Parral v no permitieron due ae
hiciesen reparacionea. Tanibi6n
SO ha obtenido la confirmation de
In batalla de Manadnipa. csrea
do las cGlonias inormonas, la cuaI
tayo lugar ell microbes.
Iaas nltimas noticias son, que
lian tenido lrgar combates en el
valle. entire ManaIetipa " los n.
I'cantonamisntos morfnones, " SO
t,geeaiga cue los habitaItes de es-
taa colonias abrigan serios telro-+
res do SCR atacados repe1ltinamen
To.
Sc EsssEaR an C;onGEs lArrss5l
saaes res
snsaso siA e1t1l
Chihuahua. Mexico. oy. %;
Las troDas del 9lobiertfo han re-
Igreaado 6 III cittdad lesptlGs de
Ibatir & loa revolueionariog, Giaatro
Inillas Ill oeste de aali, en- Fresno
| lel domingo.
Antes dc qgse eI gobierno iilten.
.te le reaperfura del trafico del
Ferrocarril de Mexico & Mort
Ihwestern. que este fFaanpidu
con rnotiyo de la reVollci i0ia !. se
espera la lsegada 4 chihuahua, de
Iun refuarzo de dos mil s0Idados
fedora les.
E Los iflgiIl raet08 han aide sefOf.
zassOs f,nr bsndas proceed efateg de
rarrals segnSl notioias Han 9ortt
iesa1l0 I,sssli fs' ffli varies pun
eaaanltlo ae reaalll e Z. l'lai et1sas
pa6a. 80 fefilAl1 rfiitias batallas.
I'll enrnbata del domingo flt6 la
priitlra llatalla forinal ae lbs iii,
tsFret, Ios sssl asssl E tss' res
eiefifos sIlsaa T ls az
g.s.illa ai tllaa fs'lsnf1 Dsli
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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-12-01
/ |. ar1HNPo DE 1ND1os
Isos Yaqilis iniOian lnovimiento de
rabeldfa.

Douglas. Ariz.. Nov. Is; pasa-
icros Que llegaron hoy anni, pro-
cedente do GIlaymas. informal,
que oclrri6 I'm pe0ueGo lcvnnta--
miento de Yaatais en- el yillorrio
do Bacum. sobfe el rio Yaa,li. En
una escaram,lza aIle 50 eferta0
haee tres dfas, f,lerOu mnertOs
tres yaalis v heridO uno.
Los RERELDRs DE MEXICO
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-12-01
CAJIsTA T:N LrBERTAD
critaba vivas q Francisco /. Ma,
dero.

El paso, Texas. Nov. 90: Dick
Evans. Caiista de El Paso Ife--
raid, duicn fu6 aFrestado en- q.
sJtlarez. MGxico, anoche por haber
gritatio " Maaero puetle derrotar
Il Dfaz fn6 pnast0 en- libeeEad
l1oY 4 medic din 81.
lls'ft
tDsla III noche.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-12-01
Parece Que han alimentado 81
ftaer2a.

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A,,,, .,,.,nfo l,,s. .s.t,a1aa. l..,,,, =, !.
tte III 4scaramtlza aue fnyiarnn en.,
laa tropas del gobiertlo, optar0n
por Iii retirada. no obstante To-.
graron s,i obieto. uue fa6 u tle
obtoner u dominic sobre Iii Iilgea
ferroesrfilera de Mckee & North.
western. aesde chihuahua Ilasta
AIinaes. Desde uue atacaFOi, Il
l1sril tlfftp al t,tlsp de iililgfln con.
voy sopre esfe vias
Se iiiee que los reyolgteto
tlellaf q grItsstl eip ~ eiargito ell
aaI oIa,snaa u,'', atras M .as,' s,.s y, -
do sIonin.ltla d. inc.
Parern slil.ss toa Illa,l lttge,,t .,, l,.,n
YInieron de- psgfrsal s ,,,le so,, O.
an ffsii4ero 4 s. tsasl Jsg,,slI,14g s am
Sc asaglIPa sllln is.lgl gx,ffif i la.ssl & 5 !.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-12-01
6tlon 939

ei nte una versi6n ll0clnA
siell Dor los partidariOs del
a Stente Diax, cs:.
ie iin izar q los adep.s
t0s del o voluci0nArio. "
Ulti1aaiaeiate ga ha c0nfirtna.
do perfeCt taalieilte la nOticia do
qua derO se encnenfra on ca
bal estasio de salnd u 0r9anisan-
dose nara eontinuar la inisiada
cafnpafits.
tltle Cd GObiern0 es t0dayfa has.
tante CcmpetSnte para atf0car If
revoluei6n " que la paci ificaci6n
de los Dueblos q,ie ostan sobre la
Ainea de 0peraeiOnea do los pronun
ciados. es simplenerite question
do tempo. Sin embargo. Ne cs..
S1oraR de tin Iilonlento & otro nue.
ycs encuentroa. Los ravOlnciona-
rios estanao tlsando paraite con
cana dc aeero : iRnal que los &c.
.deralea.
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Morris tribune., 1910-10-28
BASEBALL CHAMPIONS
PhiIade| phia Athletics Defeat
ChlCOgO Cubs,

Chicago, Oct. 25,-To the Philadel-
phia club of the American league be-
longs the baseball championship of
the world They cltnched the big pen
nant fast by winning the fifth game
of the series by a score of to 2. Five
games were played and the Eastern
youngsters took four of them by out
batting and outrushing the veteran
ChiCagoans. The score by innings of
the final game follows:
Philadelphia, ...1OOo oIOO5 o.
Chicago .......0 0 0 0 %
The total receipts for the series
we're $173 $50 The two clubs receive
S34,755 each, while S17,398 goes to the
national commission. The total paid
attendance was 5,219 persons.
Morris tribune., 1910-10-28
ROBBER KILLS MOTORMAN
Unidentified Man Shoots st. Paul
Street Car EmpIoye.

In a desperate pistol fight with a
highwayman at the end of the Grand
avenue street car line at st. Paul
Motorman James E. Alexander was
shot through the heart and in
stantly killed after he had fired FIVE
times at his assailant, who was armed
with a repeating rife. When Motor
man Alexander fell, Conductor Walter
H Gross, who was unarmed, took
shelter behind tree, but managed to
get a fair view of the murderer, who
fed down Cretin avenue to Summit,
where an automobile awaited him. AL
though the police detailed every avail
able man on the case no trace of the
assailant has been discovered.
The evident purpose of the murder
was to hold up the street car crew, for
the switch frog at the end of the line
Morris tribune., 1910-10-28
WALKER AND VICINITY SAFE
Orenchine Rain Puts an End to Threat
enine forest Fires.

A binding rain, driven by a fifty
mile wind, has quenched forest fires
at Walker and vicinity and those who
have been fighting flames for three
days have turned their attention to
saving gasoline launches, rowboats
and other property on Leech lake.
Two launches, one a forty-foot pas
senger boat, the Alert, and the eight
eenfoot pleasure launch owned by DR..
Wilcox, have gone to the bottom in
the storm. which blew from the
north directly toward the Walker
shore The storm was the worst of the
year and the village dock recently fin
ished was considerably damaged
The rain has come as a great relief
to Walker and Cass county residents,
Notwithstanding its severity, and
though many settlers were driven
from their homes by the smoke and
flames 40 lives have been lost
Morris tribune., 1910-10-28
CHICAGO Live Stock.

Chicago, Oct 25.-Cattle-Beeves,
S455@7SO; Texas steers. $335@5.65;
Western steers, $4OO@68O; stockers
and feeders. S42O@5.50; cows and
heifers, S225@6.30; calves. $725@1O.-
CO. Hogs-Light, $8.75@9.35; mixed,
$82O@SSO; heavy, $7.9509.1O; rough,
$7.95@S.20; good to choice heavy, SS.-
2O@91O; pigs, $820@895. Sheep
Native, $275@435; yearlings, $4500
$50; lambs, $4.75@71O
Morris tribune., 1910-10-28
Involved,

Two country negroes from the same
town met at the corner of Thirty-sec-
ond and Bull streets recently, and the
following conversation ensued:
"Howdy, Br'er Simmons! When yo
gwine to come back home"
Pm feeling right smart Br'er Jack
son. How's yo'self? But my name
amt Simmons no mo-"
Dat SOP
mo. sir. Amt yo' done hear dat
sence | came to Chatham county l
done call myself Caesar Robinson
cause l done become involved wild an
other wife we're ?"-Savannah News.
Morris tribune., 1910-10-28
ABOUT The STATE.
News Of Especial Interest to
Minnesota Readers
STATE FILES ITS EXCEPTIONS
Objection Made to the Decision Of
Judge Otis, Master in Chancery
in the Rate Cases.

The general and special exceptions
of the state to the findings of Charles
E. Otis, special master in chancery in
the Minnesota rate cases, have been
filed with Judge Otis. The masters
decision, in which he recommended
that the United States circuit court,
before which the cases are pending,
decide in favor of the railroads in
every material point, was filed Sept.
21.
The general exceptions. contained in
thirty-three closely typewriter pages
were prepared by former Attorney
General E. T. Young. The special eX,
ceptions, of about the same length,
were prepared and submitted by Ed
mund S. Durment. Both appeared as
special counsel for the state in the
preparation and trial of the case, and
in the exceptions filed they acted for
c. F. Staples Ira B. Mills and Charles
E. ElmqUist of the Minnesota state
railroad and warehouse commission
and for George T. Simpson, attorney
general,
Inasmuch as the case is one of vital
Importance to the people of Minnesota,
involving principles of state SOW
ereignty and the rights of the state to
regulate and control the affairs of pub
lie service corporations, the states
attorneys have incorporated in their
exceptions every material point affect
ing the merits of the case. which may
be the possible subject of contention
in the supreme court of the United
States. The reasons for each excep-
ton are set forth at length.
Morris tribune., 1910-10-28
LONG CONTEST IS ENDED
Minnesota Supreme Court Decides
Fight Over Estate.

The state supreme court has handed
down decision in which it held
that the marriage of Miss Ida Oberg
of st. Paul, formerly nurse
at st. Joseph's hospital, to DR.. David
Lando in Vienna Sept. 27, 1907, was
legal and that she is entitled to the
$4,000 estate of the former St. Paul
physician
The case was tried in the district
court of Ramsey county, Judge Bum
holding that the evidence did not fully
substantiate the facts of the marriage.
He held for DR.. Lando's father, who
was contesting the young widows
claims. The supreme court reversed
that decision.
Morris tribune., 1910-10-28
Former St. Paul Alderman Dead.

Frank J. Huber, aged ffty-three,
former councilman and proprietor of
the Huber cafe at st. Paul, is dead
in the st. Peter state hospital for the
insane. He had been confined at the
hospital since August. Mr.. Huber, up
to last June, was a member of the com
mon council for ten years, having for
several terms been president of the
board of aldermen, in which body he
represented the Fourth ward.
Morris tribune., 1910-10-28
Boy Hunter Drowned.

Bradford Johnson, the nineteen.
year-old son Of ]. B. Johnson, farm
er of White Bear, was drowned
in Bald Eagle lake. He and his
brother-in-law, Ernest Bacon, went
out on the lake after ducks The boat
soon began to fill and the men were
forced to jump into the water. Bacon
managed to keep hold of the boat, but
Johnson let go and before help could
come was drowned.
Morris tribune., 1910-10-28

was found obstructed with a rock. 1t
was with the intention of clearing this
away that both Alexander and Gross
left the car, although both suspected
that robbers were lurking in the shad-
oWs of the trees. The sound of the
fusillade of shots attracted several
residents of the vicinity, although
they arrived too late to be of any aid
to the conductor.
Morris tribune., 1910-10-28
Duck Hunter Killed.

While hunting at Coon lake Oscar
Radmann of St. Paul was instant
ly killed by the accidental discharge
of a shotgun The charge struck him
in the stomach. The victim of the &C
cident was sitting down changing his
boots for the days hunt, and as he
arose he drew the gun toward him by
the muzzle. In some way the hammer
caught and the gun was discharged.
Morris tribune., 1910-10-28
Woman Killed in Runaway.

Mrs Peter Hintz was killed in a
runaway two miles southeast of Ma
zeppa, near which place the unfortu-
nate woman lived with her husband
There were four people in the rig and
while descending a steep hill one of
the tugs became unfastened and
frightened the team. They ran away,
tipping the rig over and throwing all
the occupants out. Mrs. Hintz' head
was crushed and she lived only few
minutes
Morris tribune., 1910-10-28
SUFFRAGISTS OF MINNESOTA
Hold a Rather Lively Convention at
Minneapolis.

Resembling the disorder and word
battles attending good, hot political
convention the Minnesota suffragist
convention at Minneapolis for the
first time in it's history ran up
against the troubles of mere political
man when an attempt was made to
endorse James Gray as the guberna-
torial candidate, while friends of Gov
ernor Eberhart stood steadfastly by
him and the resolutions as originally
presented were adopted. No action
was taken in regard to endorsing
either candidate for governor.
Morris tribune., 1910-10-28
Duluth Whea, ano elax.

Duluth. Oct. Wheat-To arrive
and on track-No l hard 81 037s; No
Northern. s1.O33s; No 2 Northern.
s1OOss@1O1as; Oct and Nov, ST.
033s; Dec, s1077s Flax-On track.
S2.65; to arrive. s262; Oct. $3.50;
Nov, 1852; Dec. $3.50; May. s2,57
Morris tribune., 1910-10-28
BOYS ARE CAUGHT IN A BELT
Two Youths in SawmiII Are Dashed
to Death by FIyWheeI.

A double fatality occurred at the
Pine Tree Manufacturing company's S
sawmiIl at Little Falls when Jesse
Thompson and William Woehlert were
killed in the machinery. The lads
fell into the belt leading from a huge
fiywheel and were killed almost in
stantly.
1t is believed that the lads lost their
balance while playing above the tight
ener and were dashed to their death.
Both boys were residents of the city
and were about seventeen years old.
The mill was Immediately closed for
the day. Both bodies were horribly
mangled and dismembered.
Morris tribune., 1910-10-28
st Paul live Stock.

st. Paul. Oct 25-Cattle-Good to
choice steers. S5.5O06,0O; fair to good,
475@5.25; good to choice COWS and
heifers, $4250475; veals, $6.50@775
Hogs-S81509.05 Sheep-Wethers.
S3.25@4.00; yearlings, S4.25@475;
spring lambs. S55006.25
Morris tribune., 1910-10-28
Leading Prohibitionist Dead.

George w. Higgins of Minneapolis,
chairman of the Prohibition state cen.
trail committee, candidate for gov.
ernor on that ticket in 1898, member
of the legislature in 1907, died sud-
denly of heart disease A slip on the
sidewalk few blocks from his home
brought on the attack which caused
death.
Morris tribune., 1910-10-28
Killed by His companion.

Harry Johnson of Minneapolis, nine
teen years old, was shot and killed
near Onamia, this state, when he
was mistaken for wolf by Harry
Roman of Minneapolis The two
boys, with James Brown of Minneap-
oils, were duck hunting.
Morris tribune., 1910-10-28
OUTSIDE HELP SUMMONED
Fire at Warren, Minn., Causes Loss of
S15O,OOO.

A loss of approximately $15O,OOO
was caused in a fire which destroyed
the E. J. Tarelseth company's depart
ment store at Warren.
The city hall was several times en-
dangered, but was saved by the united
efforts of the Warren, Thief River
Falls and Argyle fire departments, al
though there was a shortage of water
with which to fight the flames
Morris tribune., 1910-10-28
RESULTS ON THE GRIOIRON

Kansas 6, Drake 0.
Army %. Lehigh O.
Yale 0, Vanderbilt 0.
Harvard II, Brown 0.
Princeton 6, Carlisle 0.
Nebraska q, Denver 0.
Indiana u, Wisconsin g.
Ohio State 3, Michigan 3.
Notre Dame 81 Buchtel O.
Chicago 10, Northwestern o.
Cornell Is. University OF Vermont 5.
Hamline University II, North Oa-
KOta 8
Morris tribune., 1910-10-28
REBUILDING Burned Towns.

Forty-one new houses have been
erected in Baudette and Spooner since
the forest fires and they are going
up at the rate of one a day. This is
made possible by lumber that is be-
ing rushed in from the Bemidji mills,
which are running night and day to
get building material to the two
stricken towns in the northern part
of Beltrami county.
Morris tribune., 1910-10-28
Minneapolis Man Drowned.

Ralph Johnson of Minneapolis,
fifty years of age, a farmer and
stonemason. working at Sixth avenue
and the river, lost his footing while
working near the water and fell into
o millrace. When he was pulled out
of the water he was dead
Morris tribune., 1910-10-28
Chicago Grain and Provisions.

Chicago. Oct 25 - Wheat-Dec.,
92Ac; May, 991s @99Ac; July. 969sc
Corn-Dec.. 45Ac, May, 49c; July.
4s%c Oats-Dec., 3OBc; May. 34Ac;
July, 1880 Pork-Jan. s1720; May,
S16.15 Butter-Creameries, 24@29c;
dairies, 23627c. Eggs-l8h @26Rc.
Poultry-Turkeys, lac; chickens. lie;
springs 10hc
Morris tribune., 1910-10-28
GRAIN AND PROVISION PRICES
MINNEAPOLIS Wheat.

Minneapolis. Oct -Wheat-Dec..
81 O2ss; May. 81 O70l071s On track
No hard. 81 O5A; No l Northern,
$1O4@1.0412; No 2 Northern. $1,000
l021a; No 3 Northern, 97kc@$1.O01a
Morris tribune., 1910-10-28
Musical Note.

"Your daughter practices on the pi-
ano faithfully, I notice. Now, mine
hates it."
Mine does too. But she'd rather
practice all day than help with the
housework." - Louisville Courier-Jo our.
nal.
Morris tribune., 1910-10-28
JOHNSON DESIGN REJECTED
Members of Minnesota Commission
Take Action,

The John A. Johnson memorial de-
sign, which has aroused such wide
spread public agitation, has been
rejected by the commission at a meet
ing held at the st. Paul institute
In executive session the commission
threshed the matter out for three
hours. There was no hesitation what
ever in refusing to accept the sculp-
tors preliminary offering.
Morris tribune., 1910-10-28
No Show.

Magistrate-How comes it that you
dared to break into this gentleman's
Why, your honor. the other time you
reproached me for stealing in broad
daylight. Amt l to be allowed to
work at all?
Morris tribune., 1910-10-28
AFTER ILLNESS OF FEW DAYS

Former Head of Western Union TeIe-
graph Company Dead.
New York Oct. 21.-ThOmas Thomp
son Eckert, former president of the
Western Union Telegraph company.
died at West End, Long Branch, after
an illness of several days. Mr.. Eckert
was born at ST Clairsville, O., April
%, 1925