MINNESOTA NEWS STATE NEWS IN BRIEF. THE that Gen. but instead Miles the chief of the in good circumstances, been was American the Mexicans that and troops, I decided to of and you Hitchcock Secretary has returned Minnesota Model- He treat Food Exhibit Pure soldiers.’ with him. hunting with a are me to Washington from his “I orders; such (White summer vacation said: ‘I sent brother Perico Blast Furnaces for the Range- never gave any my at H. Monadnock, N. Horse) spread the who troops Fort Apache, with at Mr. George Wrattan Plenty of Money. on untrue.’ Fort Joliet, 111., is $1,000,- this knew that to to have report, it Bowie Miles and to Gen. a new was see '®&StlieSTOl>Y 000 tell steel plant the Then I him to to him to be known Armor agreed to back witn that wished return to Minnesota Model. as go we a Steel Foundry Arizona; & San Carlos. to but before these company. Minneapolis—lnformation received messengers “It hard for believe him to returned Ninety families I scouts Indian from driven by was met two the committee out me food national were pure that —Kayitah, at time. Now I know that what Apache, fire in the Chokonen and “leather Women’s district” of New of the General Federation of a a he said believe untrue, I firmly Marteen, Clubs and York, Nedni and three Apache. They department firemen hurt. was food by the dairy and a were state were that he did for issue the orders serving Lawton’s for Capt. food scouts that the Upton Sinclair as states is the to stage exhibit pure go on killed to be in prison put to be troops. They Miles me Gen. told that which Minnesota or secured from the of the characters the in dramatization me as one was in I offered resistance. had ask case and had them to department sent been come has of his Jungle.” novel, “The on now “We started with all tribe to to go the exhibition meet him. So I went to in nine including onr me states, Stephen P. M. Tasker, of Philadelphia, with Gen. <? * Xa Crook United back the to of the New York, Ohio, United to Missouri, Illinois, States troops camp and his bride have crossed young y w States, but I feared treachery and Gen. concluded meet Colorado, Kansas, lowa Indiana. Miles. and northern Labrador from Hudson bay. to remain in Mexico. We The whole were Gen. exhibit, which is being b *. Promises. Miles’ Truman W. Newberry, assistant secretary .< not under this time. guard at around by the food any committee, “When I sent their I arrived at pure camp of the be ambassador navy, may The United in States marched troops made by the Minnesota went told directly Miles Gen. and was to up to Russia L. to succeed George V. front and the and Indians followed, ,department. The exhibit consists of him how I I wronged and had been Meyer. after this “A few days Geronimo, •were killer, we untamed unreconstructed man when turned became suspicious adulterated all of samples of we we sorts wanted United States to return the to Because he W. by another of attacked down Alderman again bloodthirsty wily, company ran savage, back. the I do know how far not foods and is the exhibit large with wished people, to as as my see as we G. Wilcox, this (Ill.) States before John Goff, Elgin United troops. Just hopeless, and aged, an cruel, myself now an United States after which went the department showed the army at families, captured who had been our autoist, fight had been joined by band of fined $11.60 Elgin by told helpless, was has we a an dying prisoner, and before warriors back turned fair. state The committee has some Miles and taken Gen. a number from away us. justice. who Chokonen Indians under Cochise, His the life. complete his of story missed, and I not of bookings future. do for the we were care. the said president of to ‘The me: We edited took command of both divisions. The late autobiography, Senator Gorman, of Maryland, which has been The committee its in report next to Field. Capt. Lawton in the United speak to States to has sent me disband. repulsed and decided to did full for him with were not die wealthy by S. M. Barrett, permission was as as the federation will trouble say: He of has heard you. “Soon Gen. Miles made your commander “After was had tribe disbanded department, supposed. His we personal estate the and of our was consent war “Minnesota which code, has that if a with new the and white and says of all the western posts, men, the reassembled Bedonkohe It Apaches published. only $612,406. is about be to has just into effect and promises gone of treaty will words few to trailed continually. They you agree a troops their waiting us interesting ‘near old intensely vainly makes and A camp, fire damage long, weird that threatened serious a be effective. Judging by the to most trouble. Geronimo, have need we Lawton, who had led by Capt. more no for the and were Mangus-Colorado noted by of return be will broke Thomas story, out the transport as ability and generosity shown on courtesy, few if will to a The Mexican soldiers our’ good scouts. you agree the kinsmen. tidings No save here, extinguished portions reproduced says came at Manila. It food committee by the state was our pure satisfactorily of will be words all treaty also became active and more more that treacherously they had all been New York Herald. without heavy loss. officials food and by t the local pure arranged.’ skirmishes We had almost numerous. confidence held, and slain. Then the council gaining after Mr. Barrett, a was committee, Minnesota has the set Two Italian killed in workmen pace long “Then for were he talked with finally decided a and day, me so we every Mangus-Colorado him it led to believed that Apache, the old as of was which it will difficult for be other cave-in the park intercepting Goodale at a would do time he and told what With break into small bands. to me tribe up elected days and dead I early birth, his tell of his was was follow.” states to Three Columbus, O. I w’ould sewer, for in the future if agree for and four I made six me men women chief.” and palefaces. other Indians his warfare The on fpod criticizes the laws report workmen injured. believe the hardly were treaty. I did not to Hot of mountains the of Tange near tale Geronimo the then relates departments and of almost other every president the Gen. Miles, Charles but because E. Halliwell, first president passed vice We Springs, New Mexico. his of his scouts, by American and Crook, capture battles with Miles Of his state. word of the sent United had of States the American Tobacco me ranches, had trouble cattle but company, no months and his many for four imprisonment what injustice to of he calls the done to treaty and I agreed the make $20,000,000, married to More and worth killed cattle Money. We with the cowboys. continues: release. He subsequent the Indian, the old writes: savage what Miles keep it. Then asked Gen. I Miss Ruth need Alice Cole, in to whenever St. Paul—The eat nurse. were? fund of the a we Further Imprisonment. revenue Feared “Perhaps the greatest wrong ever said the Miles Gen. treaty would be. suffered frequently of food, but state million is treasury nearly The we will of George filed 1883 P. Lord, in of “In the a done the the treatment rumor to Indians a summer was - under ‘I to will take government tme richer fdr At me: you than greatly water. we it —$928,- one Elgin, 111., disposes of of estate the officers that was a year ago current an the were received by tribe from was our build will protection. I a nights you and 875.81, for two days be had water A the to exact. $65,000. W. The Elgin A., Y. no Y. M. C. leaders. imprison ago again planning to year United 1863. The States about our troops much land. house. I fence thirst. will died horses almost from you statement of the the and state at treasurer C. A. our and Woman’s club each receives the This served revive to Colorado, chief of tribe, Mangus rumor our mules horses, I will give cattle, New close of the mountans of business We in showed ranged you Sept. 30 bequests. wrongs—the of all on a past for make of went to treaty memory our our peace a will be You thinks and farming implements. then, deficit time; in the Mexico for fund amounting some revenue in the tent at Apache Pass, at people with the white settlement President appointed massacre Roosevelt farm, the work furnished with left to had $873,138.70. the troops to perhaps ing that men The made report out the fate of Mangus-Colorado, and been Apache Tejo, N. M. It had Charles H. Robb, of be my Vermont, to reported a work. to have for will not yourself yesterday, On return returned. Mexico, you showing the condition at our we unjust imprisonment, which white in that the to justice of Columbia own the District of men us blankets In the fall will send I the close attacked of Old Mexico you the month through of September, every we might easily have been death to this friendly settlement me. of court appeals, Justice to succeed were more suffer will not and clothing, that shows other if for cash found, you balance of Mexican $54,737.11. so even a no Just this time told that at and those in Arizona, reliable than Duell, resigned. we were more time. winter from cold in the The they kill. We believed total cash balance the than for all to reason the officers wanted the to their that they live to would come up us up Fred the Mrs. Pabst, widow of water of timber, “ ‘There plenty funds is in to States the asked the United troops treasury is almost half had a above Geronimo fort (Fort river to treaties and the Indians. would not a wrong former head of Pabst Brewing the will I which to and in the land million better than Mexico to fight last Then it to grass us. come year. Thomas) to hold council with them. a Jacob and daughter of Best, with company live will send You your $1,084,446.76, Grande, place and “South of Casa this it is you. was near a year good We did believe that not “Mangus-Colorado, with three other any founder of the died in Milwaukee brewery, If family. tribe and with you $1,518,374.13. Gosoda, there The in the Indians cash of called by the your some that could of this conference, warriors, and to Apache Tejo went or come of pneumonia. shall this funds to treaty your the see trust is less from than it has been leading out town. you at road agree a was held there* need of it, held council with these citizens and was any we so a days.’ Wilson estimates from family within five Secretary previous freighting carried dates of much the reports There account some on was on and, fearing council ourselves soldiers. he They told him that if a large durum 50,000,000 bushels of that of Mexicans this road. Treaty. that has been the Agreed Make amount by to over money live treachery, decided the to leave would with his tribe and reservation. come road' in loaned wheat will be raised the officers macaroni ‘All school districts, through said Gen. Miles: out the “I to Where to towns, or ran a mountain manly We thought it to them they him, would issue to more near in cities this chiefly the and United charge of villages. the States and in hiding, have been in stayed that year, pass we the be killed die warpath than the to from flour, government, blankets, on it and the northwestern states. Mexican freighters passed have talked that Indians whenever way, in prison. provisions, beef of and all manner More Business. hardly I Whitaker, who them, took what supplies like story to killed sounds Ex-Alderman Henry me; a we 250 “There in all about Indians, supplies. Our chief promised to were return Duluth—An increase in the number said: ‘This time It Hammond, and destroyed the remainder. you.’ He stable in believe livery wanted owns a we chiefly the Bedonkohe and Nedni within Apache Tejo weeks. to two establishments of manufacturing and I ‘Gen. Miles, reckless of truth.’ said: Linn because lives, is the I assaulted Thomas We Ind., our were Apaches, led by myself and Whoa. When he back settlement to came our the number of in Duluth wage earners Whitaker’s of Linn ill-treated one We went through Apache Pass, and he assembled the whole tribe in council. is noted in the annual factory report on broken. hip Linn’s horses. was the just of there had fight with west I did believe that the people not a inspection for which Julius 1906, commission is canal The Panama United States In this battle troops. at Apache Tejo would do they said as E. Moersch has compiled for the biennial hiring Chinese laborers in having difficulty killed three soldiers and lost and therefore I the but opposed plan, we none. for the labor report state bureau. the owing work, to “We toward Old Mexico, for canal went it decided that with of the part on was The inspection which include reports climatic conditions but the second day after this United prejudice against tribe Mangus-Colorado should return on Procterknott, West Duluth and New French regime. States soldiers overtook about the fostered by Tejo to Apache and receive issue us an Duluth, summarized for 1906, show 244 three o’clock in the afternoon and of rations and supplies. If they we interior has of the were The secretary inspections, against 236 in the as preceding fought until dark. The ground where these white represented, and If public lands all as from entry withdrawn and corresponding increase year, a attacked rough, would keep the faithfully, treaty we were was very in the 800,000 men of within in the acres earners* an area total wage which to the advantage, for the of the would join remainder tribe was our California district in Diego land number San from 875 8,802. to The relation compelled troops to dismount in him and would make were proposed the permanent in we our incorporated of different to be the classes of wage order fight to I do know how home Tejo. not at Apache I to us. was forest Diego San another, to however, reserve. has earners one soldiers killed, but lost remain in charge of that portion of many we we changed. In 1905 one woman was employed only warrior and three children. the tribe which Arizona. We stayed in one while 6.6 in to 1908 it NEWSPAPERS men, RESTRAIN CANNOT was We had plenty of and ammunition almost all of and guns gave arms ammunition our 7.3 denoting to one woman men, a reduction this at time. Many the of the to party going Apache to guns in in woman Entitled wage Is to earners Publisher Court Rules and much ammunition Tejo, had that in there should be we accumulated so case favor of men. Fit. He Sees Whatever Print while living in the treachery they for would be prepared reservation, Blast Furnaces. and the remainder had surprise. Mangus-Colorado obtained and we any Oct. s.—That Duluth—lmmense Col., Denver, blast newspapers furnaces from the for White Mountain about half of people New went to x>ur of restrained by courts reduction the of cannot be will Apaches probably when left the be reservation. Mexico, happy that they had ore we now installed publishing matter alleged in Minnesota equity from by United “The the troops did not follow found white who would be kind any us men gist of decis- the States Steel corporation be libelous the to a longer, result was south went almost to as to them, and with whom they could so we John I. Judge of its having leased down by handed the Hill ion Casa Grande iron and camped in the Sierra vast live in and plenty. peace district properties in this the Denver court, of state. Mullins, de Saharipa mountains. We ranged Claims Comrades Were Slain. femporary It been the has demonstrated dissolved that when he in the the restraining mountains of Old Mexico for “No word to from ever came use steel against the distribute issued order its about then finished company returned to San can them. From other however, a year, sources, products of in this city at Minnesota Record Mining Daily Carlos, taking with herd much of heard that cattle they had been treacherously us a we cheaply it G. Goldfield, than G. Rice, of ship instance via the and horses. a more can captured and ore slain. In this dilemma lakes the and rail promoter. to mining eastern smelters, Nev., did know just Horses not Cattle exactly and Seized. we and the North Star has published is in matter state excellent libelous If a what do, but fearing that to the troops “Soon after arrived San Carlos at we of obtaing prospects only of the most important the recourse a newspaper who had captured them would attack ifl the officer charge, Gen. Crook, industry by virtue of this saving. institution claiming be to or person retreated into the mountains we us, took the horses cattle and from away Another favorable action for damages argument the lies in to damaged an Apache Tejo. near told him I that these not us. were that smelters will be who established Judge Mullins, stated ruled rumor at law, “During the that weeks followed white men’s cattle, but belonged to us, Minnesota in is the big market according his interpretation for to that the departure of people had our we for had taken them from the Mexicans we rails and other finished publisher products could be in the statutes of no been in and, failing to suspense, provide during I also told our wars. the and northwest. west whatever he printing from enjoined supplies, had exhausted all more him that did not intend kill to we he could respond long to fit as as of saw store of provisions. This our was these animals, but that Football. wished to we suit for damages. another for any moving On reason camp. keep them Hamline —Minnesota raise and stock football on our candidates this while retreat, passing through the r would have He listen completed not to two range. weeks me, Seriously 111. Persia of Shah mountains, discovered four we men took the practice and but stocky I those have went who watched up near shah —The Oct. 5. Persia, Teheran, with herd of cattle. Two of the a men during Fort Apache Gen. Crook the that and time ordered firm in men are reported Muzaffar-Ed-Din, is of Persia, in frbnt in buggy and two were a belief the soldiers that officers, when and scouts the to that season’s see seriously' ill. be behind to horseback. We killed were on I If I Minnesota arrested. offered resistance will have games was commence all four, but did them; not scalp they the best instructed in the West. they wer£ kill For to team wealth me. warriors. We not drove the cattle were of material Dr. Williams “This information could brought scarcely MARKETS. to THE was back into the mountains, made a be better supplied. Nearly the Indians. When by I enough learned me ,and began to.kill the cattle and camp “M” back in the of this action proposed I left make for Old men are to York, Oct. 6. game New pack the meat. @ 575 $5 00 STOCK—Steers full and LIVE from and about four team the Mexico, hundred second Indians up a 6 80 @ 90 State' 6 Hogs, “Before had finished this work we of last with They team crowd of went the year comes a @ 5 50 me. 3 50 were Sheep surprised and attacked by we @ 35 were 10 4 husky candidates 4 that FLOUR—Minn. Patents will make Chokenen Bedonkohe, Nedni and even 82% 82%@ WHEAT—December United States troops, who killed in the oldest the veteran team hurry this time Apaches. At Whoa on 85% was 85 @ May all Indians warrior, three seven —one keep his (® 52% position. 52 to CORN—December Naiche dead, and the only chief was 68%@ 69 Western and three children. RYE No. 2 The women government We south into Sonora with went because felt do that hand of the white man’s not know the laws me. 24 we 18 @ every BUTTER News troops Notes. mounted, and were 13 so 12%@ CHEESE camped in the mountains. Troops and against fo If the of this where returned country was us. man, we nor new but @ 24 23 EGGS poorly were we, we armed, were St. Paul—Frank Lukaszewski, did 851 followed but attack not until reservation would prison and I might break be in to send us, put us we you are me, having given most of to CHICAGO. our weapons accidently Jenks shoots street, himself in the killed camped mountains and their if laws.’ ‘While live Mexico said: I stayed in He we were j we division of the tribe that had our and dies Joseph’s 7 00 gone St. hospital $6 00 @ at CATTLE—Choice Steers of Casa Grande. Here they soldiers west would continue will Then I send arrested.’ to not be we were you .... , 00- Tejo, @ 6 Apache 75‘ fought Good Steers. 4 Common to to so mainly we Paul —The attacked St. cornerstone of by fight Indian to I the government scouts. agreed the Since to treaty. @ 6 00 us; quarter 50 so we gave 4 no Yearlings ,bows, with and spears, At arrows. Woodland Park @ 4 00 Baptist 2 25 church Choice One Buis, Common to boy killed have is and of to laid nearly all and asked favors. been of I have prisoner was any one no a war had bow I 8 50 first and 3 00 <® few a a spear, Calves a appropriate with ceremonies. and children “After time Gosoda been guardhouse left arrested placed in the our women and some were captured. we 45 @ 6 6 20 Mixed HOGS—Light but in short time a arrows, my spear —Eli @ 5 95 5 65 Hermantown Libau, Packing and reunited with tribe whisky. Heavy twice drinking farmer, for soon were our a and all Once @ 640 6 10 arrows were Mixed my gone. Heavy and his twelve-year-old daughter “That in the Sierra de Antunez night mountains. held “We and council between his troopers of stood we . 24% , were © a 19 BUTTERY—Creamery but by wounded, dodging I from was 21% seriously injured in 17%@ scouts had Dairy Skirmishing reported Every placed large stone accident war; bands warriors. We our of Day. a runaway my a horse side of he side to I @ 19 my 15 as ran EGGS their home. United States As they Mexican and Our treaty near the blanket before troops at us. 11% on were “Contrary to the 11 @ expectations POULTRY LIVE our this escaped. During fight scattered wo driving the © 42 points to town of (40. in the tongue the it (bu.) and POTATOES mountains. this many We made by stone, was was wagon soldiers United States had left not directions in all and two days 75% 74%@ WHEAT—December broke, frightening the horses estimated that about crumble and two should thousand to last till the stone mountains in Mexico, 78%@ 79% the and reassembled were May at appointed later ; our them causing soldiers ranging 43% these and to The @ 43% the treaty, were dust; made run away. Corn, May mountains to wagon and skirmishing we ...-. trailing with so us rendezvous, place of about 50 soon miles 35%@ 35% Oats, May into the ditch, seeking went to capture throwing with oath. bound each other out us. an day. Four almost five 62 @ 62% every the of this battle. December or Rye, from us scene breaking the occupants, two of the have I Interview that with Gen. “I believe surprised do not Crook. ever they One times our camp. With Rocks Fought MILWAUKEE. and Clubs. father’s ribs and the daughter’s Gen. Miles but arm. violated that treaty, surprised about nine they time Crook had us “Gen. days down later “About ten into the come GRAlN—Wheat, No. Nor’n $ 79 @ 81 1 same Granada —Angry citizens and farmers promises. his fulfilled morning, in the all o’clock captured never with the United 74% States December 74%'® Mexico United States troops attacked troops. ...a.. our of this vicinity read the skidoo Corn, December 42%'® 43 the treaty act in number) made (19 and secured “When had horses in camped the Sierra we sunrise. The They our at fight lasted -were de camp new Oats, Standard 34%@ 35 elder of Church the of David, to who brother, an ‘My dried of meats. We also said to Gen. Miles mountains. store Scouts me: 64% told our Rye, No. 1....: 64 @ but Antunez day, and all arrows our me spears invaded this region, read and it forcibly how in this mind so Indians lost three have in wished encounter. you are Crook to your before Gen. you that ten o’clock all see and KANSAS CITY. , me and gone were the that only glad too parson was other thoughts middle of and the of the afternoon About going kill to his When I men, of the to arrived day went remainder I camp. the Lad for we $ GRAlN—Wheat, September. 68%@ 68% of with out whole skin. get town to of a that out put the day attacked them to from of I want said 'Why Crook to you 71%'® did same we December 71% with war; and clubs which Gen. me, rocks ....i only to you 37%@ 37% December Corn, thoughts change the they passing through and Mazeppa—Lightning reservation?’ mind yaur struck I said: as were the rear the ‘You damage your could do little leave fight. We with White No. Oats, 2 34%@ -85 prairie—killed soldier, but lost barn the peace.’ farm live to large occupied by might in I the a one A. that and.at night told on these moved reservation me we weapons, ST. LOUIS. burned. ourselves. In this and skirmish agreed and it “Then porinan white I gave arms. The stock up my people none the lived. we back four miles into about as same was our camp $3 CATTLE—Beef Steers 50 @ 6 50 and recovered all the warpath horses quit saved but the three said: will of the except I ‘I barn our contents I raised of hard One where would be and the mountains, it a crop corn, year Steers Texas 2 75 @ 5 10 that belonged hereafter.’ to The three There horses lost. HOGS—Packers insurance. 6 40 @6 live 75 it, me. at stored and the and the follow The gathered were was no cavalry next peace for to us. next SHEEP—Natives 3 00 5 @ 50 that did not who'had the of best swept spot of we recover Miles were “Then* in oats, and when Gen. a I put day been left behind scouts, a crop year our Bemidji —Seventeen thousand OMAHA. men riding horses had. said: hand and we his with almost ready to harvest the clear observe the of ground to movements the was crop wanted for work in the woods this are CATTLE—Native Steers Z 4 40 @6 30 wiped out shall be soldiers .... to “Soon after this the told put in ‘Your deeds . soldiers, returned, saying that scouts from past Capt. your me you by firms operating Stockers and Feeders 275 in and @ winter 4 50 near .... resisted will start if I kill Lawton’s Heifers 2 @ prison, and to If Cows and 50 had back San trorps told like this and new 4 25 toward that a troops he wished me. gone you us Bemidji HOGS—Heavy 610 @6 30 alone I would have 1 bad let make life? ” reservation. bean to with C-vrlos treaty but knew I : now a . . us: BHEEP—Wethers 5 00 @ 5 30 -