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be concluded, and In September ofi; MIL0 WHITE PASSES AWAY last year the Swedish and Norwegian MWY LUTHER M'CARTY. BIG MUNICIPAL ROYAL WEDDING. ABOUT THE STATE OPINTERESMO1 foreign ministers met at Gothenburg Former Minnesota Congressman Diet to discuss the possibility of arriving; V/'^rt^aUChatfleld, ' > ''*;>VV -T; at a friendly agreement without fur^v Kaiser's Daughter Married KILLED IN FIGHT American Heavyweight PIER COLLAPSES Milo White, a representative In con­ SCANDINAVIANS ther recourse to arbitration. As a re­ to Prince Ernst August. Killed In Ring Battle. News of Especial Interest to gress two terms from the First Min­ sult of these "pourparlers" direct ne­ nesota district, is dead at his home in gotiations were started between the Succumbs Following How Just Minnesota Readers.: Chatfleld. two governments with the proviso Thirty-four Persons Killed at Mr. White was a descendant of the Recent Happenings in This that recourse should be had to arbi­ Whites of Plymouth colony fame. He tration if the negotiations failed. : Long Beach, CaL Below the Heart. w*s born in Franklin county, Ver­ The convention just signed makes it W A mont, in 1830. He reached Chatfleld Country and Abroad. likely that a satisfactory treaty will GIRL IS SLAIN BY SUITOR in 1855 and at the time of his death be arranged and further arbitrations was the oldest merchant in Southern avoided. The press of all parties in SIXTY-FIVE SERIOUSLY HURT KNOCKOUT IN FIRST ROUND Minnesota. ', / both countries expresses satisfaction Young' Man Then Turns Weapon on In 1858 he was married to Miss SWEDISH OPERA IN GERMANY and hopes that the new step may Himself Following Rejection of , Hannah A. Ellis of Fairfax, Vt. He lead to friendly co-operation between was elected to the Minnesota state Structure Proves Too Weak to Bear Fatality Occurs in Scheduled Ten. Marriage Proposal. Swedes and Norwegians in other senate in 1871 and held the office five Celebrated Stockholm Singers Will spheres of mutual interest Weight of Nearly Ten Thou- Round Battle With Arthur Pel- years. His two terms in the federal Take the Leading Roles at Stutt­ * 4- * . ! tand Persons. key at Calgary, Alta. congress were served soon after and Agnes Hansen, the Norwegian opera Frank Kuhlman, a tinner of Min­ when defeated for a third he retired gart "M usik-Fest"—Swedish-Norwe­ singer, has been making a great suc­ neapolis, shot and instantly killed from political life and gave all of bis gian Frontier Dispute Nearing Set­ cess recently in German cities as Miss Effie Jones of Pine City and time to his business affairs. Long Beach, Cal., May 26.—Too Calgary, Alta., May 26.—Luther Mc- then fired three shots into his left tlement—Queen Alexandrina of Den­ "Brunhilde" in Wagner's "Die Walky- Weak to uphold (he burden of nearly Carty, white heavyweight champion breast just below the heart. rie." Miss Hansen has also appeared PASTOR DIES AT AGE OF 104 mark Leader in Charitable Affair. in a number of concerts in Berlin, 10,000 human beings assembled for pugilist of the world, died in the ring Kuhlman was employed as a tinner here from a chance blow delivered, .j. ^. ^. 4. ^. 4. ^. ^.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4. Stuttgart and Hamburg and at all the festivities of British Empire day about two months ago by the Smith Rev. John Greer Passes Away In St these places she scored much ap­ the land end of the big double decked by Arthur Pelkey somewhere in the Hardware company of Pine City and 4> SWEDEN. 4* region of the solar plexus. The end Paul Suburb. 4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4. 4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4. plause and received many compli­ municipal pier in front of the city au­ boarded at the Jones boarding house. ments from musical critics. •rim of the battle came after one minute He became infatuated with his land­ In the death of Rev. John Greer at A Swedish "musik-fest" will be ditorium collapsed. Hundreds of per­ the home of his daughter at Merriam and forty-five seconds of fighting. lord's daughter and wanted to marry held in Stuttgart, Germany, June 20, *i* "i* *i* sons on the top deck were plunged Park, the state of Minnesota lost Pelkey was arrested by the North­ her, but she rejected him and he when Andreas Hallen's "Valdemars- The May 17th celebrations through­ down on the heads of other hundreds another of its pioneer residents. out Norway were well attended this west mounted police later on a charge threatened at that time to kill her. katten" will be rendered. On the fol­ crowded on the second deck. The When the facts became known the While his relatives have no record of lowing day"*the celebrated "Orpheii year and especially so in Christiania, lower deck then gave way and all of manslaughter. He was soon re­ the exact date of his birth he is be­ where thousands of festive-clad peo­ leased on bail. He was too agitated authorities gave him twelve hours to Drangar" will give a concert in that were dropped down a chute of shat­ leave the city and he went to Hen- lieved to have been 104 years old. city. The leading roles in the "Valde- ple turned out to enjoy the day and over the tragedy to make. a state­ tered woodwork to the tide washed riette, a station on the Great North­ Rev. John Greer was for many markatten" will be carried by the listen to patriotic songs and speech­ sands twenty-five feet below. ment ern twelve miles west of Pine City. years one of the best known Metho­ celebrated Stockholm opera singers, es. The day was also observed by dist Episcopal ministers of St. Paul The fight started tamely. There had He returned and went to the kitch­ John Forsell and Julia Claussen. The a large number of Norwegian-Ameri­ Thirty-four persons—mostly women and vicinity and during his early 7*SI been one or two mixups of an incon­ en door of the Jones boarding house opera, which is Swedish, will be given can societies in many cities in the •—were killed by the shivered tim­ Photo by American Press Association. Photo by American Press Association residence at Inver Grove he did a sequential character. Then came a and rapped. He was disguised with in the German language, having been United States. bers, or crushed to death by the fall* great deal of missionary work among a black wig and dark glasses, but the translated but recently to that lan­ 4. 4. 4. lng bodies of companions and friends. clinch. Referee Eddie Smith separ­ the Sioux and Chippewa Indians. He EUROPE'S BIG RULERS THERE ated the men. Both squared off in AWAIT NEXT MOVE BY TOKIO girl knew him and screamed to her guage from the original. During the Sixty-five more were seriously in­ talked their language fluently, and Through the kindness of Axel pugilistic attitude. Neither seemed mother for help. Kuhlman then shot entire "musik-fest" in Stuttgart only Bugge the University of Christiania jured, while hysteria and paralyzing frequently held services in their Daughter of Emperor William Married the worse for the clinch. State Department Officials Drop| Land her through the left shoulder and Swedish compositions will be given. has lately come into a number of fright disabled scores of others. camps. at Berlin. Suddenly McCarty was seen to Law Temporarily. heart and she died almost instantly. 4. 4. 4. collections from Sophus Bugge's li­ % The crowd massed about the audi­ Washington, May 21.—Interest in Kuhlman then ran several blocks brary. There are also a number of torium doors was composed mostly Berlin, May 25.—Concentrated pow­ double up in a crouching attitude. MAN WAYLAID AND KILLED Recent reports from Stockholm state er was the keynote that character­ negotiations between the United and shot himself, but may recover. scientific treatises and manuscripts of women and children who had gath­ To the spectators it looked as States and Japan over the California that several Swedes have been arrest­ ized the marriage of Princess Victo­ though his crouch was simply a fight­ Robbers Shoot Down Victim ed by the authorities of Russia and that may now be found in the Bugge ered there before the Empire day pa­ land legislation has shifted from Near collection at the university. rade ended. When the section about ria Luise Adelaide Mathilde, only ing pose. But he continued to go Hibbing. though their innocence has been fully daughter of the emperor of Germany Washington to Tokio. The Americr PROSECUTION DROPS CASE 4. 4. 4. the doors sank they went down with over, his eyes rolling in his head, government, having delivered its re­ James Karas of Hibbing was shot established there seems to be no dis­ It and a half dozen policemen, who and representative of the house of then he collapsed and fell full length position on the part of the Russian Roald Amundsen has received the Hohenzollern, to Prince Ernst August ply to the Japanese protest, is await­ Minnesota Minister Freed of Arson and killed on a driveway to a road- had been vainly striving to hold the on the floor of the ring. house near Hibbing. authorities to set them free. At the Swedish Vega medal. He holds at of Cumberland, scion of the house of ing the next step of Japan. The sit­ Charge. same time Russian "saw filers" of a present as many medals of honor as throng In check, went with them. McCarty's Final Count. uation was not even mentioned at the The charges against Rev. M. H. Karas and Tom Fololondo, a section Only a comparatively small num­ Guelph, duke of Brunswick and Lun- very suspicious character have again any living Scandinavian. enberg. The referee, assuming that he had cabinet meeting. ' Frye, the United Brethren minister foreman, were on their way to the appeared in Sweden. Russian spies ber of men were caught in the trap, been knocked out, stood over him to accused of burning a stock of furni­ roadhouse. Fololondo says that when ' as most of the male celebrators were The wedding was unique in these have been rather scarce in Sweden :1 points: It was witnessed by Kaiser count off the fatal seconds, but it was ture to obtain $2,000 insurance, were seventy-five feet distant from the rail­ since the Russo-Japanese war, but 4*4*4*4*4*4*4*4*4* 4* 4*4*4*4*4*4*4* taking part in the parade. Many who the final count for the young cham­ dismissed in district court at Waseca. road tracks two men appeared in 4* DENMARK. 4> were not standing on the section Wllhelm II. of Germany, King George SUFFRAGIST COLORS now they are commencing to show j; pion. The case was dropped on the motion , front of them, said "Throw up your TVTVVTVTVTTWTTTT which collapsed were drawn or push­ V. of England and Czar Nicholas II. hands and up again, evincing that Russia still of Russia, standing in a group, with Arthur Pelkey, winner of the heavy­ of Alex Janes of St. Paul, assistant to 1 " started shooting, has a "good eye" on Sweden. Queen Alexandrina of Denmark and ed into the vortex and those who es­ weight championship at such heavy the attorney general, after the state's j F<>lol°ndo, fleeing, crawled to the her sister, Empress Marie, have been the kaiserin and queen nearby, per­ ENRAGEJPECTATORS r caped crowded, panic stricken, toward cost, stood at one side of his fallen evidence was in. j <>adhouse, where the owner tele- 4> 4* 4* added to the ranks of the Interna­ the outer rail of the pier, starting a haps the most notable gathering of Dnoned thG lic royalty that Europe has seen in a adversary. He could scarcely realize The grand jury indicted Rev. Mr. j P° e- On the body of According to latest reports from the tional Sunshine society and they have wild scramble for safety. what had happened. Frye on evidence that he bought a I Kara8' wnich waB found in the road» Swedish legation in St. Petersburg the adopted a beautiful plan for raising generation, the three greatest powers Iay a revolver wi h Mass of Struggling Bodies. of the old world brought together. By this time the referee had become Serioos Rioting Occurs In Vic­ stock of old furniture, insured it for i * one cartridge dis- Swedish civil engineer, E. von Gege- money for the blind babies of Den­ char ed Those who fell into the hole last By all accounts it was a love alarmed. He called for a doctor and $2,000 and bought a can of kerosene J S - baden, who was arrested as a "spy" mark. Aided by the Danish postmas­ several responded. last March, has been set free. Hosts ter general they have had made In were unable to scramble over the en­ match, the little princess and the toria Park, London. a few hours before the fire started. AGED MAN ADMITS SLAYING tangled bodies to the broken ends of youthful prince falling in love with The Northwest mounted police The minister began suit to collect of Mr. Segebaden's friends in Stock­ the royal mint a copper coin—a lucky the floor., so deep was it massed with were called in to clear the ring of the the insurance immediately after the holm know that one of the last things penny—which will be sold to every each other before ever the astute Killed Poor Farm Inmate at Duluth struggling bodies. Fallen timbers and kaiser and the calculating Duke of crowd, which had swarmed over the prosecution was dropped. on this earth that he would try to be new born child which has the gift of flooring were jammed among the limbs ropes. The physicians worked over London, May 26.—Victoria park, in With Cuspidor. is a spy and the Russian foreign de­ sight. The parents are to pay what­ Cumberland contemplated such a the West End, was the scene of riot, of those caught in the trap and ropes union. the stricken man for eight minutes, "Yes, I've said it, that I killed the partment received so many letters ever sums they may see fit for the were required to pull back the jagged when they pronounced him dead, but lng when trades unionists and Social­ TWO ARE KILLED BY TRAIN man. I'm sixty-four years old. You and telegrams from men of standing lucky coin, which is only worth' a edges of the sunken flooring and bro­ they continued their efforts to revive ists attempted to hold a meeting in can do what you like with me. I don't and influence all over Sweden that halfpenny. On one side it has the ken joists before the dead and injured him for more than an hour. spite of votes for women workers. Deaf Mutes Meet Death Near Big care; I won't live to be more than the Russians thought it best to let head of Queen Alexandrina. The could be taken out. BULGARIANS AND There were probably 10,000 men in Fifteen platforms had been erected, Stone, S. D. seventy years anyway." him go. other side is decorated with a sheaf fe elaborately decorated with flags. It was fully an hour before the the arena when it became known William Mess ner, twenty-eight years This was the confession of Peter 4. 4* 4. of wheat and the coreopsis, the in­ yawning hole in the floor of the pier that McCarty was dead. The crowd stormed a truck on which of age, a deaf mute and surveyor for i Perelli to Judge Dancer in district Following the custom of several ternational sunshine flower, and bears GREEKS STILL AT IT court at could be emptied of its tangled mass Both men were apparently in splen­ were Sylvia Pankhurst and other mili­ the St. Paul railway, accompanied by j Duluth when he pleaded years past an ecclesiastical conven­ the word "luck," above which is a of humanity, the dead separated from did condition when they entered the tant suffragettes and dragged it out­ his former college chum, Leslie Yarg- j SulMy to a charge of manslaughter in tion will be held in Vexio, Sweden, large star, signifying "a child born." ihe &Tsi de ree the Injured and the dying extricated ring. side the park. ' - her, twenty-three years old, and also a i i S - from June 29 to July 1. The mission In purchasing the coin the child see­ from the timbers. McCarty was killed by a blow to Mounted and foot police, by repeat­ deaf mute, met death while walking \ Perelli, because he had been called board of the Swedish church, the ing the light for the first time pre­ Severe Fighting Continues Near sents a tribute to the child who will The dead and seriously injured were the jaw, according to the report of ed charges, finally drove the crowd on the St. Paul tracks west of Big | "Macaroni," hurled an iron cuspidor board of the Swedish Mission society at Micn never see, the money paid for the laid in rows on the beach, while scores doctors who conducted an autopsy, away. Women and men fainted in the Stone, S. D., when they were struck, ( ael Lenovitch, a fellow inmate and those of the deaconess and dea­ Saloniki. at tne or farm lucky penny going to the support of who had sustained less serious in­ and not by a blow over the heart, as crush and children were trampled up­ it is supposed, by a gravel train. | P° i March 26. The con institutes have each appointed juries wandered in a daze seeking had been supposed. on. In many instances the women's Yargher, who lives near Morris, [blow was fataL the blind children. Queen Alexan­ one of their members to assist in drina sent one of the very finest missing relatives or friends. A num­ clothing was nearly torn off. There Minn., was on his way to Bird Island • AIB1 .»„» 7^Tm;M. _ making the necessary arrangements. ber of these taken to hospitals were London, May 25.—Severe fighting were innumerable free fights and am­ to play baseball. Messner had gone uIRL ASKS HEART BALM coins from the mint to Mrs. Cynthia 4. 4. 4. Westover Alden, the president general found unscathed, but suffering from a has been resumed between the Greek MAKE PRELIMINARY PLANS bulance corps were kept busy. to Big Stone to inspect some railroad I •' In a series of music festivals that lnver of the International Sunshine society, nervous shock. Many of the women and the Bulgarian troops in the vi­ Suffragists paraded with their col­ construction work. The latter's home \ Grove (Minn.) Man Is Sued for will be given in Berlin in connection f Republican Leaders Confer on Com­ the woman who has brought to the and men collapsed on the pier when cinity of Saloniki. ors, the standard bearers wearing red is at Farmingdale, S. D. j $15,000. with the twenty-fifth anniversary of the search for missing ones ended at ing Campaign. liberty caps. This was the cause of attention of the world that the blind The infantry and artillery of both j Marie Weins of Hastings, fifteen Emperor William's reign in Germany babies were being neglected. The the long row of dead and injured. forces are hotly engaged near that Washington, May 28.—Leaders of disorder. The mob tore the decora­ A. K. FINSETH IS STRICKEN bears of age, is suing, with her this summer, John Forsell, the Swe­ Although most of the victims were the Republican party—members of tions from the platform and carried queen also sent her photograph. city, according to dispatches received ] mother as guardian, George J. dish opera singer, will be one of the Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, wife of the from Los Angeles and Long Beach here from Athens. the executive committee of the na­ away the flags as souvenirs. Former State Senator and Food Com- (Classing of Inver Grove to recover celebrities to appear. Herr Forsell nearly every town in Southern Cali­ tional committee from twelve states— president of the United States, has The dispatches refer to the situa­ GRAIN AND PB0VISI0N>BICES missioner Dies at Kenyon. ~ T$15,000 damages for alleged breach of has been making a splendid reputation been asked to consider a like plan fornia was represented among the tion as having become "extremely gathered here and laid preliminary omise to marf for himself and is far more popular in dead and injured. plans for the congressional campaign A. K. Finseth, state senator in 1874, 1 P^ y- for the blind babies of the United grave." South St. Paul Live Stock. 1876, 1878, 1886 and 1888 and state L The complamt alleSes that on March Germany than in the United States. States. Prospective damage suits aggregat­ When the last message was sent of 1914 and the national political bat­ 22 1912 61assin South St. Paul, May 26.—Cattle- dairy and food commissioner under i ' ' ^ who is forty-four 4. 4, 4. 4. 4. 4. ing probably $1,000,000 or more and a King Constantine of Greece, who had tle of two years later, to regain con­ Steers, [email protected]; cows and heifers, Governor Merriam in 1891 and 1892, ; years old, promised to marry the girl, There is a German Lutheran church grand jury investigation engaged the just arrived at Saloniki with the gen­ trol of congress and possession of Copenhagen is an example of the died at his home in Kenyon of paraly­ but on January last wedded another at Gothenburg, which city is Sweden's attention of city officials as the most eral staff of the Greek army, was en­ the White House. [email protected]; calves, [email protected]; feed­ good results of getting women to take sis. He was seventy-seven years of person. largest seaport. It is not independent Imminent outcome of the disaster. deavoring to arrange a neutral zone As a result the Republican national ers, [email protected]. Hogs—[email protected]. part in municipal government. It is Sheep — Shorn lambs, [email protected]; age. The defendant faces trial at the or controlled by the German state between the two armies. committee will meet sixty days after present term of court on four indict­ church; it belongs to the church of owing to women that the city has its the adjournment of the extra session shorn wethers, [email protected]; shorn Mr. Finseth was one of the pioneers present intense civic life. Formerly of that section of Minnesota. He was ments concerning his treatment of Sweden, and its pastor must be a FORTY PERISH WITH SHIP of congress and an extraordinary Re­ ewes, $2.00 @ 5.50. the girl. municipal affairs were treated with in­ ARMY IS ROUTING MALARIA president of the Citizens' State bank naturalized citizen of the kingdom. publican national convention is ex­ The pastor's salary is $1,750 a year, difference by most citizens. In 1875 8hlpping Is Paralyzed In Waters Near pected a year hence. Changes in the Duluth Wheat and Flax. of Kenyon from its organization until Reduction in Number of Cases From MOORHEAD BANKER IS DEAD plus $350 for house rent. The place and 1895 only about 62 per cent of Smyrna. basis of representation in national Duluth, May 26.—Wheat—On track a few years ago, when he retired the voters took the trouble to vote. 60 to 14 Per Cent. and to arrive, No. 1 hard, 93%c; No. is vacant at present. London, May 26.—A dispatch from conventions and reform methods of from active work. When women became active in civic Washington, May 25.—Army sur­ 1 Northern, 92%c; No. 2 Northern, L. A. Huntoon Well Known in North­ Smyrna to Lloyds says that forty per­ party procedure which have been sub­ He Is survived by his wife and 4. 4. 4. affairs this indifference disappeared geons who have succeeded in mini­ 89%@90y c; May, 9iy c; July, 92y c; ern Minnesota. sons were drowned by the sinking of ject to criticism will be disposed of 8 8 8 eight children. The riksdag recently reduced the and at the election last March 89 per mizing typhoid in the military estab­ through these agencies. Close co-op­ Sept., 92%c. Flax—On track and to L. A. Huntoon, one of the best tariff on sugar one-half cent a pound. cent of the population of both sexes the steamer Nevada, which struck lishment have been equally success­ arrive, $1.30%; May, $1.30; July, GUSTAFS0N FOUND GUILTY known bankers in Northern Minne­ mines in the gulf of Smyrna. eration between the national commit­ That means that the consumers wilL voted. Of women voters on the list ful in eliminating malaria as a mili­ tee and the congressional campaign $1.31%; Sept., $1.33%; Oct., $1.31%. sota, president of the First National save $1,350,000 a year. But the Social­ r>- Convicted of Murder of William Dar­ bank of Moorhead, resident director 93 per cent voted. This proportion Smyrna, May 26.—Shipping is com­ tary disease,' according to statistics committee was agreed upon. ists are dissatisfied because it is so Jis considerably higher than the pro­ pletely paralyzed in these waters on just published by Surgeon General Chicago Grain and Provisions. ling in Minneapolis. of the Moorhead normal school and little and the Conservatives feel the Chicago, May 26.—Wheat—May, Gust Gustafson, on trial at Minne­ appointed about two weeks . ago by portion of men. A pamphlet has ap­ account of the recent accidents due to Torney. The records for ten years same way because it is too much. The peared at Copenhagen entitled "The 92c; July, 91 %c; Sept., 90%c. Corn- apolis on a charge of having murdered Governor Eberhart as a member of mines. The companies have warned disclose that the number of admis­ SKULL FRACTURED IN MATCH present tariff is 2 cents a pound and Beneficient Results of Female Par­ May, 58c; July, 57%@57%c; Sept., the new educational board of the Incoming steamers to remain away sions to hospitals on account of ma­ William A. Darling, was found guiltjf after 1918 it is to be 1% cents a pound. ticipation in Municipal Affairs." It and outward bound vessels are afraid laria, which in 1903 were 60.83 per Zbyszko, Polish Wrestler, Is Seri­ 51%c. Oats—May, 40%c; July, 38% of murder in the first degree. Life state, is dead at Moorhead. He was 4. 4. 4. fifty years of age. shows the influence which women to leave port. cent of the entire enlisted strength, ously Injured. @38%c; Sept., 37%c Pork—July $19.- imprisonment is the statutory penalty. According to the very latest statis­ have had on civic affairs of many^ were reduced last year to 14.22 per Montreal, May 26.—Stanislaus Zby­ 82; Sept., $19.50. Butter—Creameries, ^ The crime occurred the night of Death was due to complications fol­ tics issued by the central bureau of Scandinavian towns. It is declared ITALIAN DEFEAT IN TRIPOLI cent, with the prospect of further re­ szko, the Polish wrestler, is suffering 26 @ 27c. Eggs—17c. Poultry—Chick­ March 23, when Darling went out of lowing an operation. His death was Stockholm the population of Sweden that in towns where women are act- - duction this year. from a fractured skull and other in­ ens and springs, 15c. the house where he roomed on Nicol­ not expected and came as a shock to was increased last year by 43,393 per­ Ive in municipal affairs the propor­ Ganbrattl Force Suffers Reverse in let island to look for a man whom all who knew him. sons, making the population of the en­ juries as a result of a plunge from Chicago Live Stock. tion of money spent on schools, hous- .. Battle With Arabs. 0'HARA GIVEN GLEAN BILL the ring to the floor and alleged foul­ his landlady thought she saw prowl­ tire country at present 5,604,192. lng reform, children's gardens and Chicago, May 26.—Cattle—Beeves, ing. As he approached a shed in the Benhalz, Tripoli, May 23.—That the ing tactics used by his oppbnent, Con­ 4. 4. 4. other useful purposes increases more [email protected]; Texas steers, [email protected]; rear he received a bullet through his Italian troops under General Ganbrat­ Illinois Senate Committee Exonerates stant Le Marin, in a match here. Professor S. A. Sjogren will repre­ rapidly than in towns where men Lieutenant Governor. Western, [email protected]; stockers and body and died shortly after reaching A fly in the milk may mean a tl have suffered a reverse became While his condition is serious It is feeders, [email protected]; cows and heifers, baby in the grave. sent Sweden at the International alone do the governing. Where Springfield, 111., May 22.—Lieutenant a hospital. known in dispatches announcing that not believed that his injuries will $3.80 @7.90; calves, $7.25@ 10.00. Hogs Geographical congress, which will be women have no influence the propor- .- they were forced to retire after the Governor O'Hara was exonerated from prove fatal. The big Pole, however, —Light, [email protected]; mixed, $8.35@ held in Toronto, Canada, Aug. 7-14. tion of nonproductive expenditure, battle with the Arabs on May 16 at blame by the committee which inves­ will be out of the running for some 8.62%; heavy, [email protected]%; rough, CHARGE BLOciTlS BANKRUPT H. M. Backstrom of the Stockholm such as expenditure of salaries and " Sidi Garba, near Derna. tigated charges of immorality against time. [email protected]; pigs, [email protected]. Sheep JEKYLL AND HYDE high school will also attend. clerical work, is higher, it is asserted. him in a report it made to the Illinois Creditors of Former State Treasurer MARION S. NORELIUS. r The casualties sustained by the —Native, [email protected]; Western, $5.30 ; Arabs are said to have numbered 500, senate. Miss Maude Robinson, whose File Petition in Duluth. .- G0MPERS SECURES A STAY @6.00; yearlings, [email protected]; lambs, A petition to have Julius H! Block, i|,4>4**{'4*4**'j*'S'*S*4*'i*4*4*'i''i>'i>'i> while the Italians lost a large number affidavit concerning a meeting with |[email protected]. - . former state treasurer and at one time 4» NORWAY. + of men and officers wounded. O'Hara in Chicago led to the charges, Supreme Court to Pass on Sentence and "Sam" Davis of Springfield, said Minneapolis Grain. sheriff of Nicollet county, adjudged a 4* 4* *{* *3* *•* *!* £? 4*4*4*4*4* 4*4*4*4*4* How's This? to Prison for Contempt. bankrupt was filed in the district We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any to have induced her to make the affi­ Washington, May 23.—The man­ Minneapolis, May 26.—Wheat—May, A convention has been signed be­ case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's FOUR DEAD IN OIL BLAZE, davit, were charged in the same re­ court* at Duluth by C. C. Madison tween Norway and Sweden, says a Catarrh' Cure. date of the District court of appeals 90c; July, 91%c; Sept., 91%c: Cash P. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O,. , of Independence, Mo.; D. K. Hutch- Norwegian correspondent, concerning port with- attempting to obstruct the that Samuel Gompers. should be im­ close on track: No. 1 hard, 94%c; No. We, the undersigned, have known P. J. Explosion Fatal to Mother and Thre« work of the senate vice commission. 1 Northern,^ 92%@93%c; to arrive, craft of Iron Mountain, Minn., and W. the much talked of frontier question. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him Small Children. prisoned for thirty4 days and that E. Judson, Duluth. They say that be­ The origin of the dispute was the perfectly honorable in all business transactions 1 John Mitchell and Frank Morrison 91%@92%c: No. 2 Northern,- 90%@ and financially able to carry out any obligations Starsburg, Mo., May 26.—Mrs. Roll* 91%c; No. 3 Northern, 88%@89%c; cause security they have been given wanderings of the reindeer each sum­ made by his firm. id? P. Peck and three small children were should be fined $500 each for their on notes aggregating $1,000 has been mer from Swedish Lapland to North­ NAT. BANK OF COMMERCE, THE POISONER. contempt of court in the noted Buck No. 3 yellow corn, [email protected]%c; No. 4 --„•---; ~ Toledo, Ohio.;' - burned to death by a coal oil explo­ corn, 59 @ 60c; No. 3 white pats, 36% @ turned over to a St. Paul firm not ern Norway and the essential point Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting sion at their home here. stove and range case has been stayed named in the petition the notes have at issue was to what extent it was directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of M A human fiend who would en­ to permit attorneys for the labor 36%c; to arrive, 36%c; No. 3 oats, the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75 It is supposed Mrs. Peck had poured been made insecure. necessary to allow this immigration cents per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. ter our stores and markets by leaders to appeal to the supreme 34%@35c; barley, 45@60c; flax, $1.- oil In the stove while preparing din* 30%; to arrive, $1.30%. % into Norwegian territory in order to Take Hall's Family PiUs for Constipation. xS night and, after gorging him­ court. ner. self, leave poison in all the re­ SLAYS WOMAN AND HIMSELF keep, Swedish reindeer herdfr alive, maining food, to spread suffering, Duluth to Close Resorts. the immigration being regarded by disease and death throughout the Jealousy Given as Motive'for Double the Norwegian authorities as a nui­ community, would be execrated, Duluth's new city commission, fol­ { If You Intend to , «* t ~WM •<§&/ NERVOUSNESS lowing jts recent action in eliminat­ Tragedy. ^ The fly enter* your home as "a-harm­ sance. The Karlstad convention of pursued and torn to pieces by 1905 took up the question, which had ing music and the sale of intoxicating Crop and Cyclone Leonard Erickson, twenty-four years less insect. But once inside he be­ DENOTES an outraged populace. Yet a remained unsettled for centuries, it useless insect, playing this role •Id, shot and instantly killed Mrs.' comes transformed into a monster of liquor in the "red light" district, has seems, and since that year the au­ Build or Remodel to perfection, is living among us given notice that the new state law, lizabeth Rogers, thirty-eight, at East bjorrible proportions, carrying disease WEAKNESS constantly and is regarded mere­ *ance rand Forks and then turned the re­to the members of your family. One thorities of both countries have been %} Your House Have by which it is aimed to abolish the continually occupied with the matter. tut is promptly reliered ly as a mild source of annoy­ social evil, will be rigidly enforced MOUABIUTIES. C^deHmot^indieftate. volver on himself. He died within a fly carries over 6,000,000 germs about ance, often as a subject of jest. *' writesin Minnesotaonly. Xo«ttbejrfw* l The governments . eventually agreed by die medical nourishment in when it goes into effect on May 31. theJowett. Write* CTCIMMI also crap injur; few minutes. Wltn It. .- T^~^~ '• .,• r' V ..,«;•?' -,-*S" •ace. .Send for booldet gmnf every detail of to have the. question partly solved by E. NPNELSON . DESTROY THE FLY1 : work done, lone* paid, and plsn*ef coupamr, /Jealousy is. the cause given by Tr A screen time saves SIS Seeend Street Scott's Emuhion which Tokio, May 25.—Emperor~Yoshihlto the international arbitration, court, ~i\^&W?0i ftp Q«"»"«'itn« I|II|,|I,»II,H.|I,1„|"I»|I|I|.I| n m » • iQ Asentawantedittctcij townahip. Motteg-un* officials for the murder and suicide, ^1 sO^r^ b not a nenre-qnieter, hot nature's is believed to be out of all danger. eraIadjoata»«**aa4proaftptpaya«iitefloe»BS many lives. established in 1909. Special commit­ ?*0ip- <; ? which occurred in the kitchen of the l tees studied aH sides of the -question . Mlii -:Figure on It 5|%fM \ greatest nerve-builder, without Paw Knows Everything. ^ He passed a favorable night, sleeping Ml—IIIU Fansm'Mstsal bMersscaCe. home of Mrs. Rogers, who is divorced V. ' -^ Couldn't Tell. ' &&*%&*> 'M well and h's temperature on awaken­ and amassed an immense amount of BUILDING BLOCKS, PORTLAND CE- ikohol or opiate. George—Paw, what Is a springbok? and whose husband is supposed to be ••How will you like your omelet, , MENT PLASTER CEHENT «nd> m Paw—A springbok is a dark beer, my ing was 99.2, pulse 76, respiration G*rclene losses paid^^ l^wei^jerona in *• tHr?! >1 don't know till I've eaten material, but it .seemed that ^e?, pro­ •cottftBowoe,WwwitM,N.J. -•' 13*43 7 ;at i International ^ Falls,.., Minn. „.. She *>*'/- 'A-Mistt;-; FOR-rS»ttr< • :m son.-Clncinuatl Enquti&$^^i$f& ceedings before the court would never •Jssj^s .wastav ^m^^^^mmsm^t^^^m^^m^ ys^^&^^ks^^^^r^s^^M^S.