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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-11-25
F RAN C|sCAN FAT HERS
Placed in Charge of the Church Of the
Holy Trinity, Dubuque, la.-WilI
Erect a Monastery.

The Franciscan Fathers of st. Louis
have accepted the invitation of the
Most Reverend James j. Keane, D. D.,
Archbishop of Dubuque, and will take
charge of the new Church of the Holy
Trinity at the corner of Second and
Rhomberg Streets. They will come to
Dubuque about the first OF December
and, in addition to ministering to the
needs OF the parishioners entrusted to
them, they will assist in caring for
the spiritual welfare OF some OF the
religious communities in Dubuque. A
monastery will be erected i'm the vicin.
ity of the Holy Trinity Church where
the community will make its head
quarters.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-06-10
MADISON SQUARE
 GARDEN SOLD
Nuggets Special Service.

NEW YORK, June 9.-The famous Madison Square garden one of the old time land marks of the city will have to make way to the progress of indus try. The ground is more valuable for a skyscraper than the large garden where circuses and sporting contests of all descriptions for which it has been famous, ever since the days when John l.. Sullivan knocked Mitchell clean over the ropes and landed him all in a heap among the spectators has been held.
 The valuable plot of ground covered by Madison Square garden was sold today for the sum of three and one half millions to a corporation organ ized to construct one of New Yorks highest skyscrapers upon.
 The papers were signed today and wrecking companies will commence clearing the site for the foundation which will act as the support to one of the tallest buildings in New York, and will mark the site on which stood Madison Square garden.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-06-10
30 VOTERS
 DISFRANCHISED
Nuggets Special Service.

Nuggets Special Service.
 WESTUNIoN. Juua lo.-Eeing con yicted of selling their votes during thr last election thirty of the citizens ot this city were today disfuuchisrd and fined for the crime.
 During the trial of the thirty meu for they Were all indicted un the same evidence ana for selling their votes to " certain individual it developed thtt several hundred other voters sold theil votes to tine same man who was sr- curing them for elccting a man pledged to do certain things if elected. A tna result of the information brought ou- durin. che trial me huntrs, arl the ty moro ave been arr.-tn.. and befnr. many dyls the numb,r iS liable to swell toward the five hundred mark
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-06-10
STAN|P PEDE BELL|VGHAN|
COAL LOCATORS
 GETTING BUSY
Special Nugget SerN ies.


 SEATTLE. June 1o.-Thc coal loca- tors who have been holding on to their entries for the past several years are to hold an indignation meeting here in seattle to petition the land department to issue a circular granting until 1914 in which to apply for patent to coal claims. on account of the government rorbidding them to go to patent in the time required by the law under the entries of coal lands
 The circular recently issued by Mir Parker. the register of the land office at Juneau citing all coal claimants to appear and show cause why their en- tries should not be dropped from the recording books for not complying with the law and applying for patent 70 the ground. has caused much indignation all over tho Pacific coast.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-06-10
S1,oo0.o0o STADIUM
FOR JERSEY CITY
Special Nugget Ssrvisa.

JERSEY CITY. June S.-The ground was broken this morning for the con struction of million dollar stadium to be built here in the city.
 The atadium will be large enough to hold baseball games, football contests and all kinds of sports with a large seating capacity to accommodate the largest crowds possible to congregate here in the city. It will be built of reinforce concrete and made a perma - nent athletic field
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-06-10
70 SOLDIERS
 KILLED MEXICO
Special Nugget ServIe".

Special Nugget ServIen.
 MEXICO CITY. June S.-Yesterday afternoon after the lriumphal march of Madero into the city and while the people were enjoying holiday in dulging in bull and cock fights an earthquake visited the city and did considerable damage to the outskirts of the town.
 The arena in which a bull fight was in progress. ana attended by hundreds Of citizens. both old and young, was razed to the ground and the reserved seats with covering came down with a crash on the heads of two companies of soldiers who was witnessing the fight, killing seventy of them outright.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-06-10
CARRIE NATION PASSES AWAY Special Nugget Service.

LEAVENWoRTH. June GO--Carrie Nation died here to-day of paralysis after sickness lasting several weeks.
 Death had been expected for some time and the end came while she was asleep.
 Preparations are being made to give the woman large funeral for she has host of friends who will come from all over the country to attend
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-06-10
Special Nugget Ssrvies.

CHICAGO. June 10.-The grand jury today returned seven indictments against labor sluggers who were going about in the recent strikes slugging non union men or 'scabs" as they re- ferred to them.
 Here in the city the union men of late have resortcd to slugging and beating up non union men who take their places when they go out on a. strike and if they cannot make them quit by talking and reasoning with them they are turned over to the slug gers who put them down and out or
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-06-10
RUmORS OF RICH STRIKE
 DRIVES OLD TIMERS TO HILLS

willing to stake any fellow who has ever had anything to do with mining in the vicinity of the strike
 Nothing definite as to the location of the creek. is even known here in route to the foothills to stake placer claims on the wonderful creek that is reported to put even the Dawson FL
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-06-10

For two days there has been rumors of a rich gold strike being made back many dollars to the pan, and the re- ports have been growing from hour to hour until the whole city is on the verge of a stampede to the scene oe the reported strike. old miners who make this city their home are off again to the hills and merchants are
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-06-10
CAYNOR FLAYS
 ROOSEVELT
Nugget Special Servie..

WASHINGTON. D. C., June S. Supporting the direct election of sen ators by the people Gaynor today took occasion to Hay Roosevelt in a manner that brougth down a storm of protest on his head.
 During the heat of debate he stated that Teddy as the dear public loved to call the ex-president, should have joined a circus for he can do the dou- ble flop so easy and without any ap- parent effort he would have made a grand success at the business.
 Roosevelt Is label to be with you today and against you tomorrow" shouted Gaynor "He is continually Hopping over night, so that one cannot tell on which side he is in the morn ing. He is with you now. tomorrow the Lord only knows where he will be-"
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-06-10
ORCHARD RELIEVED. Special Nugget SerVies.

WASHINGTON. n. c, June To- Lieut. Weeks has been detailed Ia take the position of secretary to the dis bursing officer for the Alaska Toad lcommission relieving Orchard who now holds the position.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-06-10
WAPPENSTEIN
 HANDS OF JURY
Nugget Special Service.

Nu99ch OpeClal ocFNlTe.
 SEATTLE. June lO.-Yestorday af- ternoon tho judge delivered his charge to the jury and they then retired tu deliberate on a verdict iu the case of the city vs the cN-rhief of Police Wap- prnstrin who was indicted for graft
 II Is believed here in the city that the worst he can expect Is a disagree mcnt, for the drfeusr has made strong fight and many or the witnesses for the city broke down under cross examination at critical points.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-06-10
PROFESSOR WILL STUDY
 GLACIERS OF ALASKA
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 SEATTLE, June 10.-Professor Mar ty, sailed from this city yesterday to go to Cooks inlet to study the glaciers in that region. All the principal gla- ciers in and around the inlet will he visited by Professor Martin during the summer and the ground work for studying them which will extend over several years will be laid out
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-06-10
WAR DEPARTMENT
 IS DISTRESSED
Nuggets Special Service.

WASHINGTON. D, e.. June To- The war department is distressed over the absence of applications to dl the vacancies io the West Point Academy.
 In thn rast the number of apriica- tions exceeded the number of vacancies ten to one and this year there iS scarcely sufficient applications to fl the fun complement to be admitted |" the academy.
 Just what is wrong they cannot maSe out and win investigate and see il therr is any stumbling blocl, ia the way
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-06-10
Nugget Special servies.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 9.-Thic morning while Frederick Kohl, a mill lionaire of this city, was going to his office he was shot by woman named Adele Verge. who was dismissed from his household several days ago by Kohl's wife. having been employed for a long time in the family as maid.
 The woman was discharged by Mrs. Kohl for her queer actions who believed she was insane. on account of her say ing and strange actions during certain periods of the month.
 Believing the woman was not safe
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-06-10
SECRETARY NA6EL
 MAKES PREDICTION
Nuggets Special Service.

ST. LOUIS. June l0-SecretaTy of Commerce and Labor Charles NageI. in a speech made here in the city last night predicted that the recent decis" ions of the supreme court in the stan - dard Oil and American Tobacco cases will cause a change of action through out his whole department, and lse pre- diets many changes will have to be made in the many channels of com merce by the law as now given ant by the highest court in the land
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-06-10
POSTAL BANK
 FOR SEATTLE
Nugget Special Ssr>S.s.

WASHINGTON, D. C., June lO.- The postal department gave out the information today that a postal saving bank would be established in Seattle July l. and in other cities nu the Pa cifc coast as soon as arrangements were completed. The banks establish ed to date are doing even better that the authorities expected
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-06-10
uaget's Special Service.

BELLINGHAM. June 1O.-The city is now in the throes of a gold excite ment and miners are rushing from the town to the scene of the reported strike to get in on the ground floor The name of the creek where the gold has been found is Lightning, and is sup pic mountains.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-06-10
WEALTHY FRISCO MAN
 SHOT BY WIPES MAID

to have around the house, especially in the capacity of her private maid. she discharged her several days ago, and nothing had been heard or seen of the woman since, until this morning when she deliberately took Fl shot at Mir. Kohl as he was entering the building where he has his offices.
 It is believed the woman who did the shooting is insane and will be taken to the asylum instead of the jail for she appears to be out of her mind.
 Have you noticed the cigar window Seward Commercial Go.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-06-10
WON
 FROM SULLIVAN
Special Nugget Servies.

LONDON. June 9.-This afternoon in the presence of several thousand peo- pie many of whom were strangers here to witness the coronation of King George. PapLc sent Jim Sullivan to the mat in the ninth round for the final count
 II was rather tame one sided af- fair. Papke having all the best of the fight and could have gotten Suliivan's goat in the fourth round had he forced the fighting
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-06-10
PREACHER SENT TO
 THE PENITENTIARY
Nuggets Special Service.

SEATTLE, June 6.-Rex. SymingtOn. who was recently arrested for criminal assault at the instance of certain par ents here in the city, today pleaded guilty of the charge of immoral assault and was given a penitentiary sentence.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-06-10

dorado in the shade as producer.
 Several newspaper reporters are in the van of the stampede and until they return with information the town will have to feed on the rumors being cir culated which are growing hourly as they are passed from person to person.
 Try Bartlett water rom Seward Commercial Co
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-06-10
BASKET so cIAI C. E.

Monday evening. h:45. Pilgrim Can- gregational ehureII Everybody; wel- c"me.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-06-10
GRAND JURY AFTER
 LABOR "SLUGGERS"

incapacitate them for work for the time being.
 That the unions were employing sluggers to help win the fight has been known for some time and during the recent labor fights particular attention has been paid to that mode of pruce- dure on the part of the unions which has resulted in several of the profes- sional sluegers being indicted hN the grand sury now in session.
 Peoples Laundry are making . sPs- eiaIty of rough dry laundry. Give us a trial.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-06-10

Malt Extract" a good spring tonic Seward Commercial Go.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-06-10

Vouchers printed. Nugget Office. .r |
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-21
DEPUTIES ouTNuMBERED.

Carlinville, Ill.,, March 21.-Deputy
Sheriff Knamiller and eight deputies
who went to Bend Sunday morning
to furnish protection to shift Of
miners who sought to return to work
encountered 800 miners armed with
shot guns and were obliged to return
here.
The deputies found the situation
desperate and Sheriff Etter finding
he could muster no force adequate to
cope with the miners, went to Spring
field and personally requested troop
Of national guard.
Admonitions from the deputies to
the miners TO take their ire arms
home were received with smiles and
curses. Everywhere throughout the
town men were carrying shot guns
and other weapons without attempted
concealment and they decided not to
attempt 10 eHiUIIe Otucl Wituout aiu'
The mine is closed,
Tonight force of deputies left
larlinville for the scene though they
lid not know company had been
dispatched from Danville,
An alteration which has not been
explained took place nearly a week
ago between the miners and the sup
arintendent and the men left their
work.
Officials of the United Mine Work
ers Union conferred with officers OF
| the locals and ordered the men back
to work but the order was disobeyed
The locals met and one of the unions
decided the men should return tc
their places. In anticipation of inter
ference from pickets from the two
unions the officials of the mine asked
for deputies. s.
THE first thing that greeter their
eyes was a large body of men, prob
ably fifty in all bearing arms and
nearly all were drunk" said an of.
fetal.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-21
WORTH KNOWING
An Island With One lnhabitant.

Capt. j. K Davis, aboard the good
ship Nimrod, was sent on a journey
from Sydney, Australia, to Cape Horn
in order TO look for lost islands A
number of islands had been reported
from time to time which other voy
ayers failed TO find. so the captain
was to settle the matter and mako
He found an island lying about So
miles south Of New Zealand, named
Macquarie, which in the Maori speech
Is given name meaning the las
joint in the tall Here he found a
single inhabitant, named MacKibben
an Irishman 81 years Old The man
had landed on the island of his owl
accord three months before, haviug
left ship that came in quest of sea
elephant oil. He was living in a hu
OF two rooms, heated with coal which
Hc IEtCH6u IEOll ulSldUGt Oh IOIl
miles. The ship had left him an
abundant supply of canned food which
he supplemented with the hearts and
tongues of sea elephants. Capt, Davis
published his report in the Geographic
cal Journal, and says when he invit
ed MacKibben to return with him tc
the world the modern Selkirk answer
ed why should /? I'm happy enough
here and have all | want. I'm glad
TO have seen you, but | don't want
to leave the island" This last joint
in the worlds tail'' is twenty miles
long. and the Irishman's only com
panions are the penguins on the isl
and. AS the Nimrod steamed away
she dipped her flag by way of salute
and McKibben waved farewell froh'
the lonely beach. 1t Is gratifying to
know that the world contains at least
one man who "has all he wants"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-21
CHICAGO WOMAN
HELD FOR MURDER

SER a former Nationai league baseball
player She said she had been put t.
but was awakened soon afterwards by
Schenck calling her from down stairs
She got revolver, fearing burglars
she hurried to the top of the stairs
She said she could see her husband
STOPPING on the stairs. She admitte,
the revolver was discharged but sht
did not know of firing the shot ana
has no knowledge of the events i'm
mediately thereafter.
On cross examination she said she
did not know how many shots were
fired. The uncertainty OF her story
together with the testimony of Pau
Sebeck, Schenck's hostler, who sa,
ne heard two shots fired about min
ute apart, apparently after O'Clock
In the morning are said to have &C.
tuated the jury in holding Mrs
Schneck.
Fraser testified that with his viii
he had formed one of the six couples
who began night of gaiety at y
euchre party.
After the church party at which
we had lunch but no drinks we wea
to Park Ridge to Hotel where somt
OF the members Of the party and my
self have been living" said the for
mer pitcher. at was our wedding an
niversary SO | got quart OF whisky
to celebrate. Then we got a quart 81
champagne and quart of sour wine
for the ladies' did not see Mrs
5chenck drink anything. We the:
Went to music hall and then. to
sehenck's home where we had mo 4
drinks and danced.
MIS-. Schency got dizzy and latsl
] learned she had been put to bed
Every one was happy"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-21
PREVENT RACE SUICIDE
State Senator Beai Would Place
Tax on Bachelors and Pay Mo-
theirs For Children.

Springfield, ILL.,, March 20.--Preven'
ton of race suicide, encouragement
of increase in population and taxation
of bachelors are the features of two
bills introduced in the state senate
tomorrow by Senator Beall, otherwise
known as the 'stork mayor of Al
ton"
The first anti-race suicide bill pro-
vides for the payment of 800 to the
mother of each child born within two
years after marriage and for each adj
ditional child born every two years,
The premium on twins is fixed at
$500 and on triplets, $500. The other
bill places tax Of $40 year on
bachelors more than 35 years old, the
amount to be set aside for the pay
ment of premiums to the mothers.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-21
THREE BANKS CAUGHT
Liabilities Of Kansas City Grain
Company Exceed the Assets
BY 100000.

Kansas City, March 20.-It develop
ed here today that liabilities of the
r. c. Smith Grain Company whicf
failed Saturday will be $25o010. The
assets OF the firm are estimated al
s150,0e0
Three banks in Kansas City arc
said 10 have been caught. One holds
elevator receipts to secures Sl2000t
another for $4,000 and the third fol
$4,000.
These banks, while they hold re
ieipts of an elevator company fol-
wheat in store, are confronted wltr
the information that there is a ques
ton as to the ownership of the grain
The firms business has been con
ducted since the death of the senio.
member of the firm last year by his
son Perry E. Smith.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-21
The Bulletin 10 On sale n M ~
lowing places:
coieman's, 70z Commercial Aysnu'
Halliday House Nsws Stand.
Blue Front Restaurant.
ANOTHER GOOD MAN GOING.

The people of Cairo are about e
lose another good man from the Cit
council, in the person OF Alderman
Geo. Koehler, of the Second ward
liz says he can not afford To stand fo
reelection because his own business
demands his attention more that her
tofore. Perhaps to Mr.. Koeher, more
than to any other man in Cairo, thu
people owe the Inauguration OF I'll
brick street period of the eity's hi.
tory
Il was he who something like fou
yelrs ago, stool out firmly for brio
paving en- TWEEN g-eightn street, whe'
an ordnance hal been pre- fented an
fasorai y reported provldiny fer pay
Ing that street with gravel. The prof.
erty owners on tat street proteste
strongly against brick, Insisting o
having gravel. and Mr.. Koehler wa
denounced violently by some OF the
.r.lase nf his lrsition, 1uf he wa
a3t to be moved and bein; Joined \
Ntle,n IN Neff, who also believe
strongly In bric3, had th2 ordinanc
laid over for a month.
Then Logan rerioL O. M SONAR
work. Nessrs. Koehier and Nef
Z. lied on the mayor freauantly. an
cn c;hsr aldermen, AMI In due TIM
a committee was named to visit Dar
vile and other cities where Ibric
paving had been done The resul
was that the sentiment in the cit,
+. council grew practically unanimou.
for brick paving; and when next The
Twenty-eighth street ordinance cam,
up ii was changed to provide 70
brick instead of gravel After tn
pavement was laid, Messrs. Koehle.
and Neff had the satisfaction of be
ing complimented for their stand b,
the very citizens who had befor,
scolded them severely, iav as
AS a member of the Board OF Loca
improvements Mr. Koehler's effort
TO push street improvements wer,
continuous and earnest. There werr
long periods OF inactivity on tn,
part Of the Board, which were broker
largely through Mr.. Koehler's con
slant urging to do something" Al
matter Of fact, the official records
will show 1t, the people of Cairo ow,
at least as much to Mr.. Koehler a,
70 any other one man In the city, fo
the starting and pushing of the grea
street improvement work which ha
been going on in Cairo during tht
last four or five years. And 1t Is wor
thy Of remark also that Mr.. Koehlel
Is one OF the men who have stood
strongly In favor OF better Cairo
as well as greater Cairo.
II Is much to be regretted that such
men as he, and such men as Thos
w. Williams, can not be retained in
the city council always.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-21
His Established Record.

A detachment of United States sig.
nal corps stationed at Fort Meyer. Va.
has established a record for agility
which will be difficult TO beat. 1t has
several times recently unpacked its
wireless outfit. erected the antenna.
which Is 40 feet high. and put every
thing IN readiness for service In the
short space Of IS seconds. This plant
is capable of exchanging messages at
distance Of rs miles.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-21
six HUNDRED GUESTS
AROUSED FROM BEDS

French Lick Springs. Ind, Marc
20.-FThe six hundred guests of The
French Lick hotel were aroused from
their beds early today by an explo
sion of dynamite in a new building
being constructed. The explosion
caused considerable excitement bu
little damage was done.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-21
A Grand Climax.

1t was the cub reporters first as
signment--the obituary Of promi
nent city mas who had been fatally In
jured in an automobile accident. In
his write-up he vividly described the
tragic circumstance. referring to the
bereavement sustained by the family.
The widow" he concluded, Is almost
griefstricken. Success Magazine
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-21
UNCLE WALT PHI, ,1'!,, ,sr,

leans my
a soak him three 1t makes
ME hot a when I'm used
THE human conceitna who only II
and lad choose em, that bore I'd
surely manly bosom when he has augh
detest who amliary
while he questions suns with his breath.
story prehistoric springs
his the ribs OF
the who he mus
lean song,
punnng some to brains
and bores
'ss"ss ':s = LOaeAzla4o.,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-21
One Point Lacking.

The story Is told In Barry OBrien's
book on John Bright how, on one oc.
casion, Sydney Smith. while looking
critically at the unfinished portrait Of
q celebrated Nonconformist divine,
said to the artist: do you not think
you could throw into the face q strong.
er expression Of hostility to the estab.
<shed church,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-21
Test of Civilization,

One can measure the degree OF clvi
lization In a given place by the guam
tity of water used by the population.
by their need of cleanliness and the
sacrifices they are prepared TO make
TO insure the benefits Of pure water TO
the poorest citizens. --Neue Free
Presse, Vienna.