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THE MINNEAPOLIS TDDSS MONDAY 11QBNING MARCH 21 1904 99 i Year Credit le Good at the England THE VICTOR TALKING HACK EUSTIS IS WARY OF THE CONFLICT i Former Candidate Will Make Careful Survey of the Situation Our New Talking Machine De-i oartment is already proving tool small hence until we can secure added space we have arranged to alternate the playing of the Classical and the Popular Records as follows: The Popular Records will be played dally from 8 to 9 and 10 to 11 a and from XI to 1 2 to 8 and 4 to 6 The Classical Records will be played dally from 9 to 10 and 11 to 12 a and from 1 to i 8 to 4 and 6 to 6 On Saturday Evenings Records will be In order HIE HAnirt ORIENTAL RUGS Our Nsw sad Beautiful Oriental Rug Salesroom at the Sixth Street and of our building next Syndicate Block will ho thrown open next Wednesday morning ley evening's Papers for parA tlculars regarding the Most Attractive Oriental Rug Sale we ever planned BEST FLOUR CO OK per g8-lb sack vfiilJll Chocolate per lb "Ou Royal Cocoanut 4 full i -lb packages Pure Cream of Tartar Baking Powder full- i-lb cans mSuflC 8-ounce bottles finest Lemon or Vanilla Extract 25C FINEST SUGAR- fl CURED HAMS Jf for lb Full gallon cans strictly ftEp pure Honey for Blood red Salmon 2 cans for Pink Salmon FiO cans Fancy Navy Beans 7 per quart Fancy June Peas per can a Fancy Dried Apricots 4 A per lb 3 large bottles Catsup -AC for POUNDS BEST A A 2uslatedSI Take our word for it you can place nothing In your home so entertain- ng and so educational as a "Victor Talking few England Furniture Carpet Co The One-Price Complete Bossefinishen 5th St 5th St sad III Are South Former Mayor Says Sutherland' Is Rich and Well Satisfied to Stay in Isle of Pines Former Mayor William Henry Eustis returned to Minneapolis yesterday after spending two months in the West Indies Mr Euetis left New York on Jam 9 and went to St Thomas -thence to San Juan Porto Rico where a short time was spent In this pretty -island Then he went to Martinique which la recovering from the devastation wrought by Mont Pelee not many months ago He visited La Guayra the principal seaport of Veiiesuela and called at the capital Caracas Thence after visiting ether Central and South American cities be went to Havana by way of Jamaica and Santiago Delighted With Cuba Mr Eustis spent a month in Cuba and the Isle of Pines He is delighted with Havana which he pronounces as one of the cleanest cities he ever visited The people are contented and happy and most orderly There was an election on during his stay but he says they made little fuss over It and there was not the slightest disorder While on the Isle of Pines he met Former Alderman Sutherland of Minneapolis whose sudden departure from Minneapolis prevented the trial of several officials who had been In-dieted on a charge of boodllng Dr Sutherland says Mr Eustis has a splendid property of several hundred acres on which he is raising tobacco and oranges He said nothing about returning to Minneapolis at an early date While in Havana Mr Euatls saw the wreck of the Maine in the harbor and on the day following the sixth anniversary of the blowing up of the battleship he In company of Admiral Bigs-bee the commander of the lllfated vessel spent several hours about the wreck Railroad Development The railroad which now' runs the length of the island has done much to develop the country and Mr Eustis says that when island is finally annexed to the United States It will be a most place Mr Eustis went to Nassau thence to Miami Palm Beach St' Augustine and other Florida points He stopped at Charleston 8 and visited Richmond and Washington He eschewed politics and knew little of what the men were talking about He was In the national capital at the time the congressmen were recovering the shock following the submission of the Bristow report He thought this would not affect the men mentioned as seriously as was first expected Roosevelt has a clear field for the nomination for president and Fairbanks of Indiana was the only man mentioned for vice president STABBING AFFRAY IN BOM ALLEY Conflicting Stories Told of Fight in Which Knife Figured Alexander Marity a negro residing at 121 Western avenue walked Into the Central police station last night and said that he wished to give himself up for stabbing Edward Jones colored on the bock of the head and in the throat Marity stated that he was foreman of canetakers In a Hennepin avenue bowling alley and that Jones was employed by him as a cleaner At 11 o'clock last night he told Jones to hurry up with his work when the latter jumped at him with a drawn knife Marity according to his statements then drew a knife and made two cuts at Jones the first of which struck him at the base of the skull on the back of the neck and the second his throat The police locked Marity up and at once sent to the home of the injured man 1416 Washington avenue in order to get his version of the affair statement put an entirely different light on the matter Accord-In to the wounded man and James Harding a spectator of the affair Jones was -working as usual and stopped to get a handkerchief Marity called him a foul name and told him to get to work at once or quit Jones said that he would go on with the work os soon as he could get a handkerchief out of bis coat Marity replied by shouting: "Get out of here or I'll kill replied Jones and -started for the door He had no sooner done so than Marity jumped on him from behind according to Harding and after stabbing nlm in the bock of the head cut his throat just under the chin Jones dropped to the ground and taking his handkerchief attempted to stanch the flow of blood Marity then made another ruth at him with the open knife when Harding interfered As soon as Holding let go be started towards the prostrate man and Harding shouted at him to stop or he would shoot him Marity ran to the station whero he gave himself up Dr Brown was summoned and after stitching the cuts had Jones removed to his home His condition is not serious PINE RIDGE INDIAN IN JAIL Dead wood 8 March (Times Arthur Black Horse an Indian from the Pine Ridge reservation is in the Lawrence county jail on the charge of selling liquor among the Indiana He was brought to Dtdwood by Deputy United States Marshal Beld-lng and upon being taken before Uni ted States commissioner be waived examination and baa so far been unable to furnish bonds required LONG PRAIRIE DEFEATS ANOKA Long Prairie Minn March 20 (Times The long Prairie high school debating team met and defeated the Anoka high school team last night at this place Long Prairie had the affirmative and Anoka the negative of the state high school debating league question namely "Resolved That American cities and villages should own and operate their- public utilities Damben Place' Positions Likely to Be in Great De- mand Wires are already being laid by employes of the Camden Place station for positions in the new northeast pumping station -Employes at the lower pumping stations are also very much ntcrcsted in this matter and are wondering where they will get off at when the stations are permanently closed and the crews discharged It is recognized by citizens who wish ib see only first class workemen employed at the new station that much will depend upon the man that the Holly people sends here to have su-previslon of the new pumps for a year In case he Is a man thoroughly Independent of local politics and with no desire of remaining here he will probably be outspoken in regard to the class of men who are working about the machinery Ill order to protect their own interests the Holly company will send a man here upon the starting of the new machinery and it is the- understanding with the waterworks committee that he shall remain here an entire year The new engines and pumps will be about the finest of their kind In the country and these are now being turned preliminary to the official test That the new station should be in charge of men who are thoroughly conversant with nuachlnery is generally conceded That this principle has not obtained in the past there is plenty of political pulis of the ward variety have secured positions and it is believed that this the primary cause of many breaks at the Camden Place station "What the new station will nead Is men Who have not outlived their usefulness somewhere said a- man who is close to the waterworks department yesterday understand that there are men seeking these positions who are no longer worth anything to local concerns and they wish to get Important jobs through alder-manic Influence This city ought to try and procure men that other people want and not such as they do not want It Is safe to say that few of the men In the employ of the department could secure as good paying positions at other engines in this city" TO ENDJB01IBLES Sick and Despondent Woman Makes Unsuccessful Effort to Die Deserted by the man who had promised to marry her despondent and wasted with sickness Gertrude Mc-Haffey 22 years of age attempted to take her life last night by swallowing four ounces of laudanum At the manageress of the boarding house at 616 Fifth avenue heard the sound of sobbing in one of the rooms and pushing the door open she entered and found Miss McHaffey lying on the floor She was sobbing violently and on being asked the cause pointed to an empty four-ounce bottle labeled laudanum and said: "It will soon be over I took the poison I am sick of life" At first the landlady thought that she was playing a practical Joke on her but within a Jew' minutes Miss Me Haltey became unconscious and thoroughly convinced by this time of the truth of her statement the landlady sent for the police ambulance The woman was removed to the city hospital where the stomach pump was applied and antidotes and restoratives administered After an drastic treatment she had so far recovered that she could be put to bed without danger and was sent home with a trained nurse to take care of her SUCCUMBS TO SMALLPOX Frank Riel Dies in Quarantine Hospital After Short Illness Frank Riel better known as "Tom1 died at the quarantine hospital Sat-urdy afternoon of smallpox after an illness of a few days at the age of 42 Riel lived in Minneapolis for the greater part of his life having come here from Winnipeg at the age of 6 and for many years he was employed In the Humboldt flour mill He is survived by his father Louis Riel a former rest' dent of Minneapolis but now of Winnipeg and by three brothers and three sisters all residents of Minneapolis Riel resided with a younger sister at 735 Fillmore street NE CRUSHED TO DEATH BY TRAIN Young Iowa Man Killed on Burling ton Railway Tracks Iowa City Iowa March 20 (Times John Hennessey a boy of 18 living in Newton township met a terrible death under the wheels of a Burlington train last night When last seen he was in Solon and It Is thought that he attempted to beat his way home on one of the night trains and that he fell off His body ground to pieces was found on the track this morning He was the son of Patrick Honnessey a wealthy farmer in that county WHEAT SOWN IN 80UTH DAKOTA Sioux Falls 3 March (Times Special) The first seeding reported this spring in this part of the stats is being done on the farm of A Collins northwest of Sioux Falls Collins already has twelve acres sown to wheat The around in this section has been clear or snow for some time and if the- present favorable weather continues wheat seeding will become general throughout this part of the state during the coming week The Famous "North Star Leaves Minneapolis 7:46 dally for Chi cago via Minneapolis A 8t Louis Solid train of Pullman Compartment Sleepere Buffet-Library Car free reclining chair cars PINEAPLE FOR CONSUMPTION It baa long been known by this natives of South America that the juice of the fruit of the ripe pineapple being of such antiseptic quality will thoroughly destroy the germs of catarrh consumption and la grippe -a preparation known as Syrup of Pins apple Expectorant prepared by Rea Bros A Co contains these essential qualities It is sold by leading druggists for 50 cents William Henry Eustis who has just returned from a prolonged southern trip has not determined whether he will enter the contest for the republican gubernatorial nomination He arrived in the city yesterday and expresses himself as Ignorant of the situation He will confer with his friends at an early date and then will announce his decision In the premises Mr Eustis has always admitted a desire to be governor of Minnesota before he retires from politics but he has not determined whether now is the appointed time tar him to enter the field SECOND' DISTRICT WORRIES McCLEARY All Is not serene In the second congressional district and Congressman friends are anxious When the district convention was held In Mankato Wednesday Postmaster Benedict had a set of resolutions Intoning the congressman and was about to submit them when he was advised that the action of the convention might not be in accord with his wishes Rather than to have his patron humiliated by having the resolutions turned down the postmaster decided not to present them The congressman seems to be grow- ng out of favor with some of bis constituents and the action of the Rock county convention in indorsing Miller of Luverne for congress Indicates that In some sections of the district there will be pronounced opposition to the congressman George Somerville of Sleepy Eye asserts he Is not a candidate for the congressional nomination and it is believed that in the event Mr Miller enters the field he will support him i SEVENTH DISTRICT HAS LIVELY ISSUE The seventh district convention to elect delegates to the republican national convention at Chicago will be held at Orton ville Wednesday and the indications are there will be a merry time when the subject of Canadian reciprocity is discussed Congressman Volstead is determined that his position upon this subject shall be intoned by the convention and made frantic efforts to have the county conventions that were held last week Indorse him In a number of instances he was successful The farming community of the seventh district is opposed to reciprocity when It applies -to agricultural products and It is expected the convention will declare Itself on this point There are a number of candidates for the places on the delegation Among them are Thorpe of Willmar Seward of Marshall A Stoddard of Fairfax A Young of Tracy Jones of Morris and A Peterson of Dawson Ortonvllle is a most inconvenient place for the convention to assemble for the delegates from some of the counties will have to travel through three states to reach the meeting place and spend three days time SMITH MAY DECLINE COMMITTEE PLACE A Smith who was appointed a member of the Collins advisory committee of Hennepin county by Wyman wtoo presided over the Hotel Nicollet meeting of Feb 10 has not decided whether he will serve He was absent from the city at the time the committee was named and since his return has not consulted with any of the members of the committee or his friends and until he does so will not commit himself It Is said his withdrawal from the committee would not surprise a number of his friends for they are of the opinion that he desires to have little to do with the gubernatorial fight POLITICAL N0TE8 The St Peter Herald says: "It is a close proposition between Stem John on and 81 Leavitt as to who la doing the most effective work to depopularise the present state administration Up to date Johnson is several laps ahead with Leavitt crawling up gradually' GIllls of Anoka elected an alternate to the Chicago convention by the eighth district convention at Duluth Wednesday has declined The Mankato Journal In commenting upon claims of candidates in Blue Earth county observes: certain Collins men in this county claim that they carry the vote of Blue Earth county In their vest pockets they evidently claim too much for as a certain well known republican of this city said are hosts of Dunn men in this The Breckenrldge Telegram says: "Tbe people of the state have supported Governor Van Bant In every possible way but they do not propose to let him dictate his own successor They do most emphatically resent that and will elect Dunn who wears no If the democrats wlU nominate one popular honest and able jurist for judge of the supreme court he will beat out the last man In the group of four on the republican ticket In spite of fate says the Wabasha Herald Few men have' tone as much to protect the people from -the corporations as Dunn saytf the Red Wing Re- Kbltcan While he was auditor of state increased the taxes of the big corporations he regained for the state vast tracts of land Claimed by the railroads he brought lumber companies FOR OVER 8(aYT TeARS An Old and Well-Tried Remedy MRS 'SOOTHING NT psrt of i la war the weald BsMuesMsskfor SOOTHING SYRUP 1 MPTAjS NO OTHER JOIOX 83 to 912 down ana 81 per week AMUSEMENTS- To-night at 1:15 IMR WALTER EDWARDS SHERLOCK HOLMES In a splendid dramatisation A Conan Greatest Detective Story SIGH OF THE Full ol thrills and sensations Souvenir Matinee Wednesday Next week Her UETR0P0LITAH I To-night Matinee Wednesday PAUL GILMORE la the Successful Society Comedy THE UUUI1Y AND THE IIUIHIIHG BIRD March 24-26-26-27 James and Wards Week March 28 Francis Wllapn LYCEUM THE FERRIS STOCK COMPANY Mat to-morrow rid Bvaryalght (hot Seu in Marie Corelli's Orest Norwegian Play Seme Prices Regular Matinees Saturday Night Roosevelt Club in BARON HUMBUG Next Week Dick Ferris in "A Soldier of the THELMA nEWEYifItlnM Daily theatre Evenings at 815 FAMOUS Rentz-Santley COMPANY Ladles' Matinee Friday nicis lOo 20 30o Next Week THE) BOHEMIANS THE MARK OF THE BEST SHIRT CLUETT PEABODY A CO MAKERS OS CLUETT AMO ARROW COLLARS HAND SAPOLIO FOR TOILET AND BATH Fingers roughened by ueodlowoife catch every stein and look hopelessly dirty Hand Sapotio removes not only the dirt but also the loosened Injured cuticle and restores the Hagen to their aaturei beauty ALL GROCERS AND DRUGGISTS YOUNG CLUB FORMED Bloux Falls March 20 (Times Male members of the First Methodist church of this city have organized a club Officers were elected as follows: President Ramsep vice president Ful-ford secretary CL Henry treasurer Asa McCarthy To California for $3290 Tickets on sale during March and April by the Minneapolis ft St Louis rall-rcad which operates two through tourist ears each week Double berths 176 This Is your opportunity Rlckel city ticket agent No 1 Nicollet House Mlnneapolle- "Gome give UtUofyo nr esAftty" Wiener embodiment of honest components and consummate skill in the art of brewring Hal character and that's indescribably pleaung Ask for it down town Send a case hne Goebel Manager 1314-1818 Sixth' 6L Doth 206 trespassing on public lands to time and accomplished many 'other important things for the benefit of the state This talk which the Collins men are trying to start about Dunn being a corporation man is wholly unfounded It shows that opposition is hard pressed when they resort to distorting utterances made by Mr Dunn in order to show him up in a bad light says the Winnebago City Enterprise The Norwood Times geeks information regarding the basis for the Innuendoes concerning Hearst that are being circulated In some sections In a recent Issue It says would be quite a relief to the democrats who are supporting the EXearst movement for the presidency If the papers that are hinting at his inefficiency would come right out and tell wherein he Is not as good as the majority of men who ever sought or were mentioned for that office This glib talk and hinting about morality eta Isn't worth much in the way of preconvention talk "The probabilities are that the record of any of the men mentioned is none too good when put in the balance to offset tbe Hearst boom Is it a crime for a man to own newspapers or to have a few millions of money to pay his campaign expenses? Or is it better to do as other candidates do promise the spoils of government to the trusts In advance and have them buy the papers and pay the expenses for BOY BUBGLAB SET FBEE AT BEQUEST OF FATHER Parent Secures Suspension of Sentence for Son Charged With Postofflcs Robbery Times 8psclal Lead 8 March August Porth a minor who was arrested some time ago charged with the robbery of the postofflee at Pluma was given a hearing in county court with the view to having him declared a fit subject for the state reform school but at the urgent request of his father sentence was suspended and he will be given his freedom His father has agreed to place Mm in St academy at Sturgis where he will be kept under careful surveillance Although only fifteen years of age he has twice been in Justice court Once he answered to the charge of attempting to burn the dwelling of his grandmother The articles stolen from the postofflee and store at Pluma were recovered SUITS BBOUGHT AGAINST INSANE ESTATE Johnson County Would Reeevor Sum Paid for 8upport of Aoylum Patlenta Times 8poelal Iowa City Iowa March Johnson county through County Attorney Fair-child has begun suits In the county court to recover more than 85000 from the estates of the Insane of the county who are in the state hospital at Independence and whose expenses have been paid by the county for several years past The suits have been entered against the estates of eight different people It is believed by the board of supervisors that those who were able to pay for their own support in that Institution should be made to do so and these suits were therefore instigated by them QUABBEL 0VEB A BIBLE LEADS TO DIY0BCE SUIT Fight Between Husband and Wife Over Family Relle to Hava 8equel In Court Dee Moines Iowa March 20 A quarrel over an old family Bible led to a pitched battle between Mr and Mrs Janies Morrison of this city and will result in divorce proceedings Morrison and his wife agreed to separate several days ego He returned to Me former home now occupied by his wife for an old Bible which has been an heirloom in his- family for three quag" ters of a century Mrs Morrison contended that there was only one Bible In the family and that as the more religious of the pair she is entitled to It Morrison attempted to take Jhe Bible by force and was ejected from the house at the point of a stove pokei As he passed Into the street his wife poured a bucket of hard coal out of a window upon his head FARMER 18 BANKRUPT Sioux Falls March (Times Arnold Shuman a farmer who lives in Spink county baa filed a petition in voluntary bankruptcy in the United States court In this City He schedules his liabilities at $220366 and his assets at Of the assets prop erty to the value of 874850 Is claimed to be exempt Rate OnlytiANto Denver 81410 to Oklahoma City 30 l0 to Galveston for oao-way tickets iJurSAt FA SUSPECT ADMITS JEM THEFT Prisoner Maintains He Robbed Hudson's Store Without Any Assistanca Alexander Huebscher who is in custody charged with the burglary of- the Hudson Jewelry store during the early hours of February 28 has made a complete confession of the crime Huebscher says that he committed the burglary absolutely alone and unassisted and maintains that the suspicion that he had any accomplice Is absolutely without cause According to his own statement he had repeatedly passed the stpre early In the morning for several days preceding that of the robbery but found no favorable opportunity to break Into the window until the day the robbery whs committed At the time Huebscher was robbing the shop window the officer on the beat had his hands full attending to a disorderly crowd of woodsmer who were creating a disturbance on Sixth street and profiting by the absence Huebscher rapidly cut a hole In the window and secured about 11000 worth of Jewelry Huebs cher's appearance so nearly coincides with the description given by the man who held up the home of Louis Hull 882 Oak Grove last November and succeeded In getting away with cash and jewelry to the value of 88000 that the police are strongly confidant that he must be the man I WEAPON IS SILENCE Paul Gilmore 8ays Actors Have Frequent Doubts at to Reception for This Reason The difficulty In determining the condition of an mind from the manner in which a play is received moves Paul Gilmore playing In "The Mummy and the Humming at the Metropolitan opera-house to remark that the American theater goer is almost the only one of his class whose exhibition of displeasure at performance Is evidenced entirely by his silence The remark la suggested by Mr experience in Duluth last week "The American audience except in extreme cases has but one weapon of offense In the case of an unsatisfactory performance and that is hard stony says Mr Gilmore "In other countries the people out In front generally evince their displeasure by criticism which often takes the form of a riotous demonstration hut a performance has to be pretty had In this country to call forth from the audience anything more than silence This la the rule almost all the country over Instance In Duluth the other night our first act which usually brings forth all sort of enthusiasm from the audience and which generally ends of a roar of laughter closed in almost dead silence We had but one Interpretation for this behavior on the part of the house and redoubled our efforts In the second act result When we were almost In despair a critic came behind and told us that the play was making the finest kind of an Impression on Duluth people and was one of the most delightful of the season That cheered us up some but It was not until the dose of the third act' when I was -honored with several curtain calls and finally compelled to make my little speech that learned that we had won our way "It simply demonstrates the Inability of: the actor to determine the yeal attitude of an undemonstrative au dlence Silence when a comedy is In progress betokens a hostility which in other countries would be evidenced by something much more understandable The American audiences are generally wonderfully polite hut they might save us actors a good deal of heart burning and considerable nervousness if they would let us know that' they like a play Instead of keeping us In horrible doubt for three acts- It' la an unin tentlonal Oversight which Is as characteristic as It Is unappreciated by the people at DEMOCRATS CALL MEETING Sioux Falls 8 March (Times At a mass meeting of local democrats a committee was appointed to confer with the democratic city committee for the purpose of calling a mass convention for April 6 for the nomination ofeitixens candidates for mayor and aldermen A meeting of local socialists has also been called for the purpose of fixing the time for holding a city convention at which a full city ticket and Ka MMwIne 4ail 1 1 Washington Av BOTH PHONES BENTZ-SANTLEY COMPANY PLEASES DEWEY PATRONS Organization Makes a Hit With Many Songs and an Excellent Olio The 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