u_ -, INTERNATIONAL BALES' PRESS. •-"§1 ELY FLIES {FOOTBALL GEATH ACCIDENTAL GOVERNOR JOHNSON DID NOT WEAR FROCK COAT LIK E ABRAHAM LINCOLN'S WOMAN TELLS STORY OF INTENSE SUFFERING TO SHORE WARRANT FOR McCOY'S AP^ST WITHDRAWN. At the age of about 40 years, I was frf* tacked with hemorrhage of the kidneys of bladder which continued for several yean Evidence Did Not Show That Gridiron without a check. I finally took advantage LEAVES DECK, HITS WATER AND Victim Was Struck of your generous offer and procured RISES LIKE A GREAT sample bottle of Swamp-Root. Believing Intentionally. SEAGULL. it helped me, I purchased a fifty-cent bottle, which convinced me that it was helping me. Three other bottles cured me. In Wheeling, W. Va., Nov. 15.—The inquest two or three years, over-work brought my TEST MADE AT FORTRESS MONROE held by Coroner W. W. Rogers ailment back, but one bottle stopped it. into the cause of the death of Capt. I feel as if I owe my life to you for the Rudolph Munk of the West Virginia great blessing Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root has been to me. I recommend it to all human University eleven during the game Lands Safely on Shore of Chesapeake beings suffering as I was. You have here Saturday with the Bethany college my permission to publish this letter and Bay, Winning $500.—New Factor team resulted in a verdict by the if any person doubts it, if they will write jury that Munk came to his death accidentally. In Naval Warfare Is Thus me, enclosing stamp, I will give full par* The warrant for the arrest Established. ticulare* Yours very truly, of Thomas McCoy of Canton, O., MRS. T. B. PHELPS, the Bethany player charged with inflicting Rocky, Ark. the injuries that caused death, Personally appeared before me this 31st Fort Monroe, Va., Now. 15.—Aerial day of August, 1909, Sirs. T. B. Phelps will be withdrawn at the instance of navigation proved that it is a factor who subscribed the above statement and the coroner. which must be dealt with in naval tactics. made oath that the same is true in subetance McCoy was not present at the inquest, From Hampton Roads, the scene and in fact. nor was his father, but they 45 years ago of another epoch in L- P. PURVIS, J. P. were by represented attorneys from Bp. the history of naval warfare, Eugene Kilmer ^Go. Canton. The wording of the verdict Blngrhamton, W. Y» Ely, in "a Curtiss biplane, flew from was as follows: Prove What Swamp-Root Will Do For You the deck of a cruiser across the lower 'That the evidence in this case is Send to Dr. Ivilmer & Co., Binghamtonr end of Chesapeake Bq.y and landed on conflicting therefore we believe that N. Y., for a sample bottle. It will the shore opposite the fort. Rudolph Munk came to his death Nov. convince anyone. You will also receive With a broken propeller and in 12, 1910, by colliding with Thomas McCoy. a booklet of valuable information, telling weather conditions unfavorable for flying, That means accidental death, all about the kidneys and bladder. When the daring birdman glided from writing, be sure and mention this paper. and ends any prosecution of McCoy." the platfornj erected on the front of For sale at all drug stores. Price fiftycents The most important testimony came the big black cruise?, swooped down and one-dollar. before the jury in the shape of a like an immense bird of prey until special delivery letter to the coroner he touched the water, then rose rapidly St. Paul.—Minnesota's people object to a statue^ of John A. Johnson, their much lain .i c^vernor, Pie, from Homer Young, the ex-Michigan into the misty air of the lower "You Americans," said the London garbed in the kind of frock coat that was fashionable in the days of Abraham Lincoln, but not now. This is player who officiated as umpire. On bay and was off in the direction of man, "are very fond of what you call one of several reasons why the commission having in charge the purchase of a memorial to Johnson rejected Sunday he had given testimony tending pie. But properly speaking a pie the broad Atlantic. Four minutes after the models submitted by Andrew O'Conner, a sculptor of Paris. Some of the other objections to O'Conner's to show that McCoy had intentionally should have meat in it." having taken his sudden farewell model is that the eyes are sunken too deeply that the nose is too short that Johnson assumed a more loosely struck Munk, and it was on of the Birmingham, he was a lost "Perhaps. But the beef packers knit and less aggressive pose when speaking that the symbolic figures in the background were not symbolic. the strength of his version of the compel us to economize." speck on the eastern horizon and a affair that the warrant for murder followed. short time later had landed safely Norman, O'Neill of Red Lake. Holten R- Luvenie. T", !-—O. A. Li on Willoughly Spit. .ende, R, Marshall K. G. Skar­ of Polk, Robertson of and EXPOSURE BROUGHT IT ON. Marshall, Not Positive About Blow. tum. I, Lake Kenton E. F. Whiting, R, The impact with which the big machine Mattson of Roseau. This makes fiftytwo. Balaton »J. N. Johnson, R, Canby. In his letter placed before the coroner's struck the water after its 37 '8- 'O- G. Dale. K. Madison A. J. Peterson, Thousands of Soldiers Contracted jury, Young says: K, Dawson P. J, Mottling, D, Montevideo. foot drop from the front of the cruiser Most notable of the county option Kidney Trouble in the Civil War. *Frank Clngue, R, Lamberton James I* "I cannot state with absolute positiveness scarred one of the propeller blades as Keefe, D, Redwood Falls 'Albert Pfaender, successes in the state was the election New Uim. that McCoy struck Munk, although though a heavy, coarse saw had gone 8ENATE-CONCEDED HOSTILE AND John T. Jones, Pauls Valley, Okla., of John Saugstad to the state senate 20.—:II. N\ Benson, R, St. Peter »01s Peterson, it appeared to me that he along its edge and a small piece was R, New uirn. says: "The hardships and exposure I in Polk county. His defeat of Senator HOUSE SENTIM'ENT FAR FROM struck at him about the head, or that 21' *A. A. Poehler, D, Henderson *George split from the blade. But not for an endured in the Civil War and when A. D. Stephens is a remarkable feat in MacKenzie, R, Gaylord. PRONOUNCED. the act was done intentionally although instant was the speed of the aeroplane serving as a scout under Bill Cody, 22. I rank Murray, R, Bird Island Frank politics, as it was performed by the there may have" been circumstances lessened. Hopkins, R, Fail-fax *N. J. Holmberg, R, Renville. brought on my use of stickers, pasted on the ballot from which it may b^inferred Intermittent rain fell throughout the 23.—E. P. Peterson, D, Litchfield 'John kidney trouble. I by each voter. ,% that" there was no intention and deliberation .Sampson, U, Litchfield. day and several small hailshowers and REPUBLICANS WILL RULE 3 TO 1 was confined to Senator Stephens is one of the best 2-1.—*C. R. Donaldson, D, Stewart: G. W. to strike. a contiguous fog almost compelled the Brown, R, Glencoe. bed for days and known men in the state, a leading aviator to postpone his attempt. 25.—Charles H. Klein, R, Chaska Dr. H. L. Three doctors who examined Munk i\ the pain through banker and the chief sponsor for the Diessner, 1{, Wnconia. Ely did not wait for the Birmingham before and after death, testified that 26.—"Julius A. Coller, D, Shakopee *P. J. J. my back and branch agricultural school at Crookston. Have 131 Members to Democrats' 45 to get into motion which would Moriai-ty, D, Belle Plaine. there was an injury at the back of limbs was the Though sentiment in Polk county 2^- 'Harry F. Weis, D, Le Sueur George Populists and Socialists One have added to his momentum and thus the head, where a blood clot had II. Denzer, II, Le Sueur Martin Schwartz, D, worst I ever experienced. is for county option, he had great Ottawa. have aided him greatly, but seizing an formed also that there were evidences Each and Prohibitionists The kidney personal strength. Mr. Saugstad is 28.—*F. L. Getzbach, D, Fa'.ibault George opportune moment between showers, of a former blood clot from 5. D, Reed, R, Faribault F. L. Klemmer, R. secretions farmer and school teacher, and has Faribault. he was off before those on the ship an old injury. Death was due to the were profuse, filled served creditably in the house at the 29. A. J. Rockne, R, Zumbrota Frank with him and on the other vessels injury received in last Saturday's Boothroyd, R, Red Wing George H. Voxland, with blood and burned terribly. I last two sessions. stationed at various points nearby to game, they stated. P, Ken yon A. V. Anderson, P, Goodhue. Senator Albert Schaller of Hastings, became weak and debilitated. Soon after 30.—'Albert Schaller, D, Hastings *W. H. follow and assist him in case of need, P. H. Rudy of Millersburg, Ohio, I began taking Doan's Kidney Pills. the dean of the legislative bodies, will Wescott, R. Egan 'Joseph Peters, D, Empire. Parties In the Legislature. •were aware that he was ready. 31.—''G. H. Sullivan, R, Stillwater 'A. left half back of the Bethany eleven, improved and it was not long before break all records for continuous service. I Anderson, R, Lakeland O. Hauge, U, St. Paul Might Alight On Ship. said McCoy struck Munk with his Park. I was a well man.' He wins the election in Dakota Rep. Dem. Pro. P.O. Pop Ely proved that it is possible to 32.—'Victor L. Johnson, R, Center City forearms crossed and not with his Remember the name—Doan's. county over Magnus W. Brown, republican, Senate 42 19 1 1 •Henry Rines, R, Mora *H. P. Webb, is! fly safely from a ship and after havdone clinched fist, as had been alleged. Sandstone. For sale by all dealers. 50 cents a and if he serves out the term House 89 26 4 1 .. this, asserted with emphasis that 33 to 37.—*W. W. Dunn, R, James Handlan, box. Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo. N. Y. Robert L. Ramsey, prosecuting attorney will have twenty years in the state __ D, Peter Van Hoven, D, James Penegre, R, it would be an easy matter for an *J. M. Hackney, representatives "J. A. A. of Brooke county, West Virginia, senate without a break. Totals 131 45 5 1 1 aeroplane to alight on a vessel, either Burnquist, R. E. J. Fuchs, R, »T.' J. Greene, An Exciting Town. a spectator at the game, testified Ole O. Sageng won re-election to the It, H. W. McDonald, D, R. J. Clark, D, J. P. while the latter was moving or standing Los Angeles is a truly exciting town to hearing McCoy say, "They senate in Otter Tail county easily, but Jelinek, R, J. J. Hurley, D, 'Cal R. Stone, R, St. Paul.—The 1911 Minnesota legislature still. *J. D. O'Brien, D, »E. G. Perry, R, Charles to live in. To say nothing of its have been slugging me all through his side partner, Elmer E. Adams, was shows a slight gain for the minority N. Orr, H. St. Paul. The machine in which he flew was heavenly climate and its bombs, there this game, but I got him (Munk) that defeated in his independent run for 38 to 44.—N. A. l'Herault, D, *J T. Eiwell, parties over the last session, but the one which Glenn Curtiss sailed R, W. S. Dwinnell, R, 'Geo. P. Wilson, R, is always something stimulating in time." This remark of McCoy's was the house. the Republicans will have 131 members *M. L. Fosseen, R, Carl L. Wallace, R, M. W. from Albany to New York with. It the occult line going on. Just th? received with hisses from spectators Pauly, I), T. H. Girling, .representatives, out of 183 on joint ballot for election Some Election Surprises. had seen two previous cross-water 'Michael Sullivan, D, P. C. Thftlen, D, W. F. other day a widow of the angelic city who heard it. A. L. McFarland, a former County optionists were more surprised of a United States senator, assuring Kunze, R, F. L. Palmer, R, C. R. Fowler, R, flights, one over Lake Erie from Euclid began to long for a sight of one of football player, also a spectator, over the result in Freeborn W. A. Fisher, R, 'W. D. Washburn, Jr., R, the re-election of Moses E. Clapp. Beach to Cedar Point and back, •Thomas Kneeland, R, *J. G. Lennen, R, J. P. her schoolmates whom she had not thought £he blow had been struck intentionally county than anywhere else. That The Republicans also retain a twothirds Nash, R, *W. A. Campbell, R, Ernest Lundeen, a distance of seventy miles the other seen for 45 years. The longing brought but he was not positive. county was covered more thoroughly R, *W. A. Campbell, R. Ernest Lundeen, R, majority in each house. by Mr. Curtiss himself over the W. I. Nolan, R, L. A. Lydiard, R, 'Alex. its fulfillment. A spirit told her to with county option arguments than All Games Cancelled. County optionists have lost their Atlantic ocean off Atlantic City, when McNeal, R, G. M. Nye, R. Minneapolis. look for him in Brooklyn. She obeyed, There will be no more football at any in the state. It was the theater 45.—*C. J. Swanson, R, Fridley William A. fight for the new legislature. They it covered a distance of fifty miles. Rice, P, St. Francis 'Andrew Davis, R, Elk met him on the street a few hours Bethany or West Virginia this year as of John Lind's speech, and P. J. still claim control of the house by a Mr. Ely by his flight has won a River R. C. Dunn, R, Princeton Rufus P. after she arrived, and promptly married Morton, P, Brickton. a result of the tragedy at Wheeling. Youngdahl spoke twice to Albert Lee narrow margin, but admit that the |5,000 prize offered by John Barry him. It is worth while to live 46.—'George C. Carpenter, R, Buffalo August meetings. Two years ago the prohibitionists senate is against them. The Anti-Saloon Ryan for the first flight of a mile or Hafftcn, R. Buffalo J. F. Lee, R, Annandale. in a city where things like this happen, elected T. E. Noble to tlie 47.—J. D. Sullivan, D, St. Cloud L. Wisniewski, league now announces its intention more from a ship. STUDY RAILWAY REGULATION. D, Foley. even at -the risk of being blown house. This year they expected to to ask the legislature to submit a Experiments of a similar nature, it 48.—C. D. Johnson, D, Brainerd C. W. up now and then. land him and his running mate, but Bouck, R, Royalton *L. D. Brown, R, Little county option *law to vote of .the people is believed will be conducted in the Falls. Commissioners From Nearly All States both were defeated by several hundred. in 1912. near future by the navy department. 49.—James P. Boyle, R, Eveleth John A. Easy Marks. Are In Convention. H. C. Nelson, county option Healy, R, Hibbing: C. T. Knapp, R, Chisholm. Senators-elect claimed for county option "Talk erbout yore easy marks," said 50.—*T. M. Pugh, R, Duluth 'Anton Borgen, democrat, was also badly beaten for are: Nelson of Fillmore, Cook TO NAME McENERY'S SUCCESSOR. Duluth E. R.- Benack, D, Duluth. Uncle Silas Geehaw, who had been the senate by B. N. Anderson. fl.—H. W. Cheadle, D, Duulth N. S. Hillman, of Mower, Thoe of Dodge, Cashman of Washington, Nov. 15.—More effective passing a week in the city, "us rubes P. O. A. Condon, R, Duluth. *C. Four probable aspirants for speaker Steele, Moonan of Waseca, Putnam of and comprehensive legislation by Louisiana's Governor Calls Special 52.—*D. M. Gunn, R. Grand Rtipids C. H. ain't in it with them air teown were elected. The list includes J. A. Warner, R, Aitkin »T. M. Ferguson, R, Barker. Faribault, Haycraft of Watonwan, Bedford Session of Legislature. the various states for the regulation chaps." A. Burnquist, St. Paul, John G. Lennon, of Nobles, Lende of Lyon, Dale of all interstate railroads and railway 53.—'James Johnston, R, Bertha Dr. W. New Orleans, Nov. 15. Governor "Did yew sell 'em enny gold bricks, J. Stone, R, Park Rapids L. H. Rice, Minneapolis, H. H. Dunn, Albert traffic is a subject that was taken up lui Parle, Benson of Nicollet, of Lac Sanders has called a special session Silas?" queried old Daddy Squashneck. Park Rapids. Peterson of Meeker, Johnson of Chisago, Lea, and George MacKenzie, Gaylord. for consideration today when the National of the Louisiana legislature to convene 54.—* J. J. Ahlman, D, Torah A. M. Utecht, D, Richmond F. E. Minnette, D, Sauk Center. Hackney of Ramsey, Elwell, There will be a close contest in the Association of Railway Commissioners "Naw, I didn't," answered Uncle Nov. 24 for the purpose of electing a 55.—C. W. Odell, R, Willmar »C. E. Johnson. Dwinnell, Wilson, Fosseen and Wallace house Republican caucus between the met in this city in annual convention R, Atwater. Silas, "but I seed a feller peddin' artificial successor to the late Senator McEnery. 56.—S. J. Froshaug, P, Benson Knute Itnutson, of Hennepin, Odell of Kandiyohi, county option element and the antioption at the capitol. Practically every ice—hed th' sign right on his This action was decided upon R, Swift Falls. men. As matters stand it looks Froshaug of Swift, Rustad of Traverse, state in the union is represented. wagon—an' blamed ef th' chumps 57.—Edward Rustad, R, Wheaton *L. C. because of the complications presented to be about a tie. Spooner, R, Alexandria J. O. Peterson, R, Gunderson of Douglas, Sageng didn't buy it fer th' real thing, by by the governor's appointment of A committee headed by Ira B. Mills, Barrett. of Otter Tail, Hanson of Norman, Makeup of Legislature. grassJ" 58.—*C. J. Gunderson, R, Alexandria 'Iver Judge J. R. Thornton to the vacancy of Minnesota, embracing commission Sangstad of Polk and Sundberg of The following is a complete list of J. Lee, R, Stagfiuck J. J. Anderson, R, Alexandria. after the legislature had chosen Governor ers from Maryland, Pennsylvania, Kittson, twenty-seven in all, but one members elect, by districts, the first Sanders to serve out the unexpired 59.—'Ole O. Sageng, P, Dalton *J. T. Johnson. No Place to Put It. Massachusetts and about a dozen other or two more are claimed by the county named being the senator and the following R, Fergus Falls 'H. A. Putnam, R, Knobby—What makes you so sure term. states, has had under consideration Amor Alex. Nelson, R, Perham R. J. Lindberg, ones representatives. Starred optionists as sure to stand by them that the old Roman senators were R, Henning. Eminet authorities held that inasmuch one of the most important topics that names were re-elected: when the vote is taken. CO.—C. S. Maiden, R, Barnesville S. N. honest? as the senatorial vacancy occurred the convention will consider. It relates Lee, R, Rollag P. S. Converse, R, Detroit House members elected who are 1.—T. A. Duxbury, R. Caledonia P. Forley, Lobby Simple enough. Togas Moyle Edwards, R, Breckenridge. while the legislature was in session, to the adoption of uniform laws R, Caledonia. claimed for county option are: Farley 61.—'A. L. Hanson, Ada *C. L. Sulerud, P, didn't have pockets.—Puck. the governor had no right to fill by the various states in regulating 2.—M. J. McGrath, D, Winona A. F. Liberal, Halstad D. P. O'Neill, R, Thief River Falls. of Houston, Conley of Qlmsted, Rustad R, and C. P. Shuler, D, Winona, and C. Robinson^ it by appointment. C2.—John Saugstad, R, Climax 'John Holten, "within state railroads." The committee's D, St. Charles. and Frankson of Fillmore, Crane of R, Fertile K. S. Akers, R, NeilsvIUe. Reports from Washington indicated 3.—*L. O. Cooke, R, Kellogg Slg Nygren, recommendations, it is thought, MORE THAN EVER 63.—*B. E. Sundberg, R, Kennedy »G H. Mower, McMartin of Dodge, Harding D, Lake City. that a fight would be made against Mattson, R, Roseau Donald Robertson,. R, will go a long ways in assisting the Increased Capacity for Mental Labor 4.—A. T. Stebbins, R, Rochester Kerry E. of Faribault, Davies of Watonwan, Argyle. seating Judge Thornton and the governor Conley, R, Rochester H. Hoffman, R, Rochester. Since Leaving Off Coffee. interstate commerce commission in its Warner of Cottonwood, Whitting of finally decided to put the matter work of supervising railway control. 5.—*S. A. Nelson, R, Lanesboro *John Rustad, Lyon, Skartum of Lincoln, Johnson of WELL-KNOWN MASON DIES- Many former coffee drinkers who up to the legislature. Some of the The association will consider, among R, Whalen Thomas Frankson, R, Spring Yellow Medicine, Peterson of Lac qui Valley. members of the general assembly are have mental work to perform, day other things, shippers' claims on common 6.—Charles F. Cook, D, Austin Ralph E. Minneapolis. William C. Alien Parle, Holmbers of Renville, Simpson already asking whether it is a-successor after day, have found a better capacity carriers railway service and accommodations Crane, R, Grand Meadow F. C. J. Christie, R, died of heart disease in his offices, of Meeker, Klemmer of Rice, Boothroyd, Austin. to McEnery, Sanders or Thornton and greater endurance by using railroad statistics accounts 7.—F. J. Thoe, R, Hayfield *Finlay McMartin, Anderson and Voxland of Goodhue, Masonic Temple building, this that they are to choose. Postum instead of ordinary coffee. An and statistics of street railroads R, Claremont. morning. He had gone to work as Webb of Pine, Rines of Kanabec, 8.—*T. E. Cashman, D, Owatonna »L. Virtue, Illinois woman writes: simplification of railway tariffs D, Blooming Prairie. usual, but shortly after he entered his Burnquist and Orr of Ramsey, Kunze, "I had drank coffee for about twenty rate and rate making uniform 9.—*B. N. Anderson, R, Albert Lea H. H. Battered Body Is Found. office he said: "I feel sick. I'm Palmer, Fisher, Kneeland, Washburn, Dunn, R, Albert Lea Alvie Hinyon, R, Geneva. yearsi and finally had what the San Francisco, Nov. 15.—Batterede classification car service and demurrage 10.—*John Moonan, D, Waseca John W. afraid it's the end." A moment later Campbell and Nolan of Hennepin, doctor called 'coffee heart.' I was beyond recognition the body of a railway capitalization safety appliances Papke, R, Waseca. he was dead. Dunn of Mille Lacs, Davis of Sherburne, 11.—«S. D. Works, D, Mankato *Frank L. nervous and extremely despondent young woman was found beside the grade crossings and trespassing Kelly, D, Madelia:* W. A. Just, D, Rapidan Mr. Allen was a prominent member Lee of Wright, Warner of Aitkin, had little mental or physical strength Savoy theater in this city. John railroad taxes and railroad »C. F. Herzberg, D, Good Thunder. of the Masonic order, having become Ferguson of Carlton, Stone of 12.—*F. E. Putnam,* R, Blue Earth W. A. left, had kidney trouble and constipation. Knapp, an ex-convict, has been arrested. valuation amendments to the act to Harding, R, Winnebago. affiliated with local bodies in 1893. Hubbard, Johnson of Kandivohi, Knutson regulate commerce and delays attend He was noticed wearing bloodstained 13.—J. E. Haycraft, R, Madelia 'Joseph He was a thirty-third degree Mason of Swift, Spooner of Stevens, Davies, R, St. James H. A. Saggau, D, Ceylon. "The first noticeable benefit derived clothing and standing at the ant upon enforcing orders of stat€ and interested in all Masonic charities. Peterson of Grant, Lee of Pope and from the change from coffee to Postum outskirts of the crowd which was railway commsions. President M. S. 14.—A. C. Olson, R, Jackson Henry Unterdt, He was secretary of the Masonic Anderson of Douglas. Johnson, Putnam, D, Lake Park Elias Warner, R, Lamberton. was the natural action of the kidneys watching the removal of the body. Decker of New York is in the chair. 15.—»S. B. Bedford, R, Rushmore *Herman club. He was a past grand master Lindberg and Nelson of Otter and bowels. In two weeks my heart Nelson, R, Slayton. o£ the South Dakota grand lodge. Tail, Converse of Bccker, Sulerud of 16.—S. B. Duea, R, Ruthton Harrison White, action waa greatly improved and my Clay's Funeral Wednesday. Civil War Naval Veteran Dies. nerves steady. Atlanta, Nov. 15.—The funeral ol Orange, N. J., Nov. 15.—Captain Tawney Is on Way to Panama. MAN SALOON BRAWL V.'CTIM. CANVASS BEGINS NOV. 22. "Then I became less despondent, United States Senator A. S. Clay will Thomas Mason, who was Admiral Far Washington, D. C. Representative and the desire to be active again be held Wednesday noon at Marietta ragut's flag Iientenant on board the Tawney of Minnesota, chairman Redwkood Falls Coroner's Jury Prohes State Returns Will Be Qounted by showed proof of renewed physical and Governor Brown ordered all state of flagship Hartford, at the battle of of the house committee on approriations, Death of Ira B. Pratt. Boan}.? mental strength. Mobile bay, died at his home here of fices closed during the hours of the was in Washington on his way "I am steadily gaining in physical heart disease. services and the statehouse flag al coroner's to Panama. He held a conference Redwood Falls. The State returns will be canvassed by strength and brain power. I formerly: half-mast for 10 days. case of with Secretary MacVeagh of the treasury, jury in the Ira EL Pratt, the state canvassing board at the capitol, did mental work and had to give it up* Slayer is Himself 3fc6ti with members of the house committee who died from injuries received in a beginning Nov, 22. The board consists f« on account of coffee, but since using Lexington, Ky., Nov. 15.—"Bad Jake' Matt Ruesgen Gets Life Term. on appropriations and interstate North Redwood saloon, returned of Julius A. Schmahl, secretary a Postum I am doing hard mental labor A* Noble, who shot and killed Jailer W.es La CroSse, Nov. 15.—Matt Ruesgen. and foreign commerce. He sailed verdict finding that Pratt came to his of state, and four judges "named by with less fatigue than ever before." ley Turner of Breathitt county in Jackson convicted murderer of John H. Studipi from New York for Panama. Eight death from a blow inflicted with a him: This year the board is made up Head the little book. "The Road to last Tuesday night, was himself was sentenced by Judge Higbee iu of Chief Justice C. M. Start and Jus- days will be spent on the isthmus in billy in the hands of Vergil L. Mallet, Wellvllle, in pkgs. "There's a Reason.'* v&&. shot to death by a sheriff's posse in the circuit court to imprisonment foi an investigation of the financial needs who is in jail charged with assault. g£ tice C. Lewis of the supreme court L. Btw read the letter! A m« Knott county. life in the state penitentiary. 5^t Pratt was about 30 years old aM left of the canal work to be provided for ayyeu* froH time t* time. They Judge A. R. Pfau of Mankato and sMinlae, fee*, Mi fall fcmwMUft In the appropriation bill next winter, la widow and one chiM* judee B. F. Wright of Park Rapids.