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WANTED--HOUSES

WANTED-A BRICK HOUSE AT ABOUT $4,000,
time cash i prefsrred Address, c star o. oe
WANTED.-FRoM OWNERS IMMEDIATELY
5000 We have the az pr r,n ro 10
Nv, and ne. cARUsI' EVANS cARUsI. 1924 F
M ANTED-A SIx-ROOM HOUSE: THREE ROOMS
rent e n" to ho9 4ce sh ses hack yard mod
city. Address PHYSICIAN. Star Office 1t.
WANTED-HOUsES AND LOTS IN ALL PARTS
" OF the city and suburbs have ready purchasers
apl8-6t. VS. 1''''' o. = MILL ''n Ana SIS
w about $4,000. j: +. cUfGISASE sos sth st
WANTED-BY lsT OF MAY, SIX OR SEVEN
o Nan ana modern &c lmrroyed hou.e bet 10Th aud
G. ElCHER. 18th and Conn. ave. apI3-:,t'
WANTED-SIXO OR SEVEN ROOM BRICK HOUSE
w all modern improvements good neighborhood
Address stating all particulars J. E. B., Star ofce
WANTED : AT, ONCE, DIRECT FROM THE
dow between 18th and l 9TH and X aud R W; east
apl2-3t' NEW HOME, Star Office
WANTED REFINED FAMILY. FOUR ADULTS,
viii take excellent care, furniture, and pay
$50 per month. Address R S. star office. aplI-:-
NNANTED-WE DESIRE TO PURCHASE FOR A
w customer well located and good piece OF business
Apply J OF S i5o fe 9EE
apll-3t
WANTED-To RENT, JUNE IsT, HOUSE OR
w more rooms; modern improvements. low rent;
between 18th and 10TH Mass. ave, and + NV Write
to f. TAYLOR. Star office. eplI-:.ts
WANTED-A SMALL FAMILY OF ADULTS
W Northern wishes to occupy and care for pleas
ahtiy situated house for the summer months. Best
reference giyen. An early engagement desired. Ad-
dress Box Al. Star office. aplO-Its
WASTED-A DWELLING FOR SMAIA. FAMILY;
w cash in hand state price and location Address
+. PETERSEN.
ap4-1m' Il55 9Th st n w
WANTED-BUILDINGL LOTS OR HOUSES IN ANY
part OF the city at speculative prices The cash is
ready Tor any property offered under market tcs
THOMAS A. MlTCHEiI.
mh2O-lm 934 st, Room 1.
WANTED-ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF PROPERTY,
W city or country, eno numbered, clear. For ex-
change. THOMAS \. MITCHELL. E4h2O I'm
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MARRIAGE DEMONSTRATING licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to Geo.
\. Omohundro and Mary T. Marble; Jas War
Albemarle county. Va
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Joseph Wild, IN playing with a companion at
Slst and streets last night, was pushed down
ana one Of his arms broken. He was taken to
nus home, l01l Jefferson street. and attended
by DR.. Snyder.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES

Toh hEN I-OE 4 lCES.
T;OR RENT-OFFlCE on SECOND FLOOR or
L Mutual Fire Ins Co. Building, corner of Pa ave.
aud 9th st. NV. Inquire i'll ROOM No. l, 90o Pa ave-
NV apl3-ew-
IGOR RENT-OFFICE ROOMS; ONE FINE FRONT
IL room on second floor.
62l 9TH STREET,
apl3-t' Opposite Patent Office.
NOR RENT-3 DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS,
with bath. gas and heat Great Falls Ice Co.'S
ONCE, J24 Pa. ave. NV, only SO.
apl3-3t' A. s. CAINOOD, 1888 9th ST. NV
LOR RENT-OFFICE ROOMS. D34 + ST. TWO
Il nice Front Rooms, communicating; newly pepered
and painted will rent single together; $40 each.
VI. ID. PECK Room . apl -3t
IHOR RENT-OFFlCE AND STORE ROOMS, ALSO
Il fine suite suitable for dentist physician. APP
Ply on premises 10 18th street at DUfFY'S Real
Estate Office, 1913 9TH street NV aplO-6ts
EfOR RENT-A VERY DESIRABLE OFFICE ON
Il hrst floor ut 1907 st NV.
mh25-3w' TYLER l. RUTHERFORD
NOR RENT-THE OFFICES NOW OCCUPIED BY
Il Messrs. Gurley Bros. lrst floor of 1919 ST.
from May l. Apply w. RILEY DEEBLE, Basement
mh27-lm
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COUNTRY BOARD.

"A take few boarders from May large house. ele.
santly furnished boating, bathing fshing stsbing;
Va. AMI 3'eogt
MT ERIN BOARDING HOUSE NOW OPEN FOR
N1 reception OF summer bosrders. High, healthy
spdris; 20 Per week. Address Mrs. JOHN b. GAINES,
AieAAhorlA. va Ap1l-lM.e
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THE UNIFORMS.

THE UNIFORMS.
On his way to Washington Morrill, stopped in
New York and got some samples for new uni
forms for the Senators. He expressed strong
prejudice against fayOring style at the expense
OF utility, and showed a preference for a dura-
bic gray. He believes in having two uniforms
entirely distinct. and yet not so different in
color and style as to prevent the team being
known by Its regulation uniform. In all prob
ability the two uniforms will be two shades of
gray, with blue stockings for both. The darker
uniform will be be best adapted for travelling
purposes and the lighter for use at home, where
laundrles are more convenient.
HIS Personal APPEARANCE
Morrill, always looks we'll on the ball field
but few people who have not seen him in street
costume wouldrecognize the fne-looking young
man. who has just arrived in Washington. as
professional ball player. He is about feet
tall. well proportional. neither fat nor thin has
pleasant features. brown mustache. and an
eye as clear bell. ANY one to look at him
would recognize man in perfect physical con-
dltiOn. He takes entire charge of the Wash
ingtOn club as far as the men are concerned
as soon as he signs a contract with Washington,
which now is only matter of form. as every
thing has been agreed upon. On Monday the
Chicago and All-American teams will play at
Capitol park. but hereafter Morrill, will be man
ager. captain. and third-baseman OF the Wash
lngton team. and the " ashington public wishes
him good luck
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A Vessel Sold

A Vessel Sold by the Marshal.
The vessel Henry B. Gibson was sold to-day
at Georgetown by the marshal for s617 to Mr..
Leach
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PERSONAL.


WESTERN GENTLEMAN WILL PAY 5000 TO
as messenger al 30 for position watchmun or Ia
eonden hddress WESTERN STAR oee strictly
A WHOEVER. IN GOOD SOCIETY, WITH POSI-
"A hon and reference desires to correspond with re-
Star office. IL
WILL GIVE $500 AND 10 PER CENT ON MY
saary Tor or Other 8ice Of not less than
L'oR EASY SHAVE OR FIRsT-CLAss HAIRCUT,
1 go to the LITTLE STUDIO around the cor. OF 4th
rscss @ %i S ar Gaf'S oHfFreSS by
GO FOR 50. TROUSERS That OTHER TAIL
Srs ask SoT ~ we are making to order for
ap136t 'N gl ii22if st
COO FOR s15.. WE ARE MAKING TO YOUR
gov measure Black, Blue, and Light Colored Gen
uine Eng Cheviot Suits for &I5 worth $40 Fit
ap13-6t i1i2f st.
Il reau 81 INFORMATION; is prepared to do detective
work N all branches aud all principal cities Special
Manager 9l0F SIN apl st.
NO JOKE OR HUMBUG-A WHOEVER PAST
~ middle age, with ample means no children no in
ndcnally with lady in like situation Il Ills meets
name aud circumstance, age &C. to %ID5wEk Star Star
nIvORCEs-A GOODRICH, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Dl24 Dearborn st, Chicago; advice free: twenty
one years experience; business quietly and legally
WIN. WILLIAMS, GEOW McEIFREsH, AUTHOR
w lied Private Detective Agency. Communications
Ii III Gsnassa s Ps
my4-l2m'
.JUsTH's OLD STAND IS TIE ONLY PLACE
sold at respectable prices. Address call at 81 st.
NV. myI
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Sh ED.
1914 2lst st. u.w.,l4r.S-
1880 Riggs st. NV, 0r.. 30
lo'tS Riggs 81. a. W, OT. 30
1871 hlygs St, Or.......31
1906 lbtn 81. NV, Ur. 30
1908 18th st. NV. 7r... 30
l024 2Sth st-n.w-.Sr. %
LOO Caroline ST., 7r.25
92S Let 81. s.w., 6r..l5
- LIST ST. s.w., 6r.......l5
1888 3Oth st. NV, or. IA
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WANTED-ROOMS.
FOR RENT-STORES.

EOR RENT-THE STORE NOW OCCUPIED BY
II Mrs. b. NJ Meneert 4l9 9th ST. NV; this store IL
l6xS5 has two pste-gass bay windows, and is well
lighted by rear windows. Apply to j. JAY GOULD,
421 9th st. ap11-3t'
IyOR SALE-UNEXPIRED TERM OF LEASE
il in business property q st. u. W.. bet 14th and
10Th sts u. q. PAYNE co.
ap1l-3ts 6l3 18th ST.
INoR RENT = ELEGANT LARGE STORE AND
It dwelling; 1902 l4th st. NV; dwelling contains
sTOH n and all mod imR LIZ stable II EsST Rent
mh23-lm 11l5 II St NV,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

XVANTED-GO TO DICKS AGENCY FOR COOKS
men Bter s G9aeh
st. Also European Steamship agent spii6t IN
w P6sitiGD a. n11rs az a1hD LADi DESihES
objection To- trayeiiug or tkns ch9r Of hn t 40
oface references g'en AdofeSs NEED star
yr.yTED-.T uF,DoI-,Drvoc nos1r1c-1-,
w for tanks ChamharneTd Wnitran o IoiI IoNS
Kg5.ss Ss.%stress 6 Men Ma as Cooks coaGhsa
buffers. DAM a. ooodbo. $40 st.h.W. apl33t'
w i've Years exaeriecs in he Meng F RnS HAD
92IIs ABFRb ER Satisfactory reference
M, .>.lzI.7i =, :, -
w Jest domestic he9 N, 81 n riS at Ds
sunply eHpoyers serramts r. 9IriI US 20
same terms iNTEIIiGENCE OFFICE N q aia
ap6-iat. '1''-1'> '--''''' VI w. ~ u DIV"
w cLai, har,oid - ndii i uihl, toSIilON AS
private FANNY Io oiertnnS ,i, % ~
reference Address b T. zoos l SIN ", apl3-2t.
WANTED 49, SITUATIONS FIR FIRST or ,SS
sSSaa ; ss 1S:%.n 5
ain ash Giue' resorts and country BukNHhMS.
w IN ianllies ladies' mad and to travel; rter
NVANTED-A REsPEJTABLE. REIIAgLEyOING
w would like situation in family where She
a 1a nerse hs M aei az sSas'rss and
x.y,yTrD Wv vo,,xo ,,,,,,.,,,, 49,.
,,luf,, Ia
pam se"4Ns, don TO- otar once. aPl3-2t
NxyaNTFD by SINGLE cor opEn u,N ,
w 1iada rs ct.nh,,., oi,ba it MhN
best OF references Apply S7 ,3d ST. L. W. apI:l3t'
xxYANTtn sIrIraTJnN &C ,r,,,,o ,,,,,- On,
w ~ = a iiOr ~ LADi D MhiD ,oR
the utts VI hrst-ciass
Good references. Address NJ. H. b. Star office ai2-2.
.-
WANTED-BY A RISPECIABLE YOUNG COL
w ored lady, position 10 travel as iady's maid
class reference Address 1850 81 1t for hrs ,
week apiece ''
aged lady; sinking, music. language highest recon-
NVANTRD-A LADY WHO HAS SPENT A SUM
w mer in Norway and Sweden and is well ac-
quain with continental will conduct parry
the coming season for any length Of time Apply ut
1913 Q St NV. apI1-jt.
WANTED - POSITIONS BY GERMAN LADY'S
w Maid, Governesses, HousekeeIers also Maids
Nurses (chd or INVALID Cooks, &c this and other
cities and country. f. NJ BURNHAM, 80 9th NV.
/ aplo-3t'
WANTED-IF YOU NEED HELP OF ANY KIND
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9IOR RENT

BNOK KENT
l. i3l G st. n. W., l3r
III. l., il thorough re
pair ..........-......sO,
94o . NV, Sr., III. &c.
1871 L NV 0r., each. II
ll9 h NV, or. stable. 1
CAlNOOD & GARRETT,
apl3-t:5+
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EoR RENT-lSS7 i4TH ST NV, DESIRABLE y
. s'r ~ 9rlck hoass rooms bath lsrrs dry cesr
OF !" THUS y NAGGAMAN. els 81 nv. spls-S
E9k kENT-fUkNISHED- a-ROOM HOUSE AT
u fslls Church, nice harm: splendid water Pine To-
cation ADpix iNSSpuSEf RR.S
ap12-3t Cor istb .na a. 80 NJ
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NHoR RENT-I523 32D NV; ~ ROOMS; MOD
- eIn improvements; larve yard. AIRY N AIRY VI
bONLlNo, lth st and h'nnsy yania ave n W AZ, "a
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NOR INT-slo-NICE Two-STORY FRAME
hall and lArse lot, Asa Wilson 81. back Of Is Dr,l
lark. NV; $3.50 Frame, siN roOms. hall ana water.
eies1nt repair llOo ID sc. wM I. HOLMAN,
afi--.h 1.lal 81 a
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9ll 18TH st. II. C., Or. ami
> StaDit ....-.-..-...-
: 40 I'd St n. C., Or. 10
/, 400 ArInory st. :. W, 4r..S
Ia X 1t. SO, 2r....5
Alley bet. 9th and 10th, V
and ", NV, ..r.
uccessors To C.B. CayNuud,
9lO h ST. Il. W. basement.
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EoR RENT

EUh hIN T
II toO NJ II. NV, l2r. 5
l1Ol L ST. NV, lSr...i
4oS .th III. NV, LII. =
Sl3 l. 81. NV. Sr........
4lU Mass. avn ". ,Sr. 30. :
S4l4 9TH 81. NV, Or.
.!,,!2l Cleveland ave. Or.
SOl9 | st. NV. ar. -. Il.
Ofiice-roOms, A.594 Pa. aV
apl3-3ts A. >.
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NOR REMITTANCE BRICK go I ST y ".
rooms baths, cellar larse dining room. newly
pGpered aud painted throughout With .ew latrol-s;
lGrse yard, with SIDE and back alley, go. ALBERT
L. 1OA. $50 st IA. ". apIS-t;.
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E'OR LEASE-NERl CHEAP-A N-RODN IN
n furnished house. fashionable neighharhnnd IN tue
northwest. so0 yer month. ROBERTSON q BLACK
EbhD opposite Arlington hotel apl2-a
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WANTED-A BRICK HOUSE AT ABOUT $4,000,
w ON which that amount could be realized at any
time; cash if preferred Address A. B. c.. Star Office
apl3-3t
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I,OR RENT-CoMFoRTABLE COTTAGE NEwIY
TAINTED and paIered. on 18th II. extended. Mount
leaHant' Nell and cis'ern IN yard house lArse
grounds Inquire " n. 4. SF1IGSON $40 18th "a
NV. before 10 IN. after nm aplo-lt
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WANTED-GO TO DICKS AGENCY FOR COOKS
w Houselnalds, Waitress, Nurses Laundress. Coach
men, buffers, Walters and general hOusework B3 7th
ST. NV. Also European Steamship agent. apI3-6t.
"ANTED-A MIDDLE-AGED LADY DESIRES A
W foslCon as nurse or companion to an Invalid;
objection To travelling taking charge OF house
lsiactOFy references given. Address NEED. star
office.
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FURNISHED

NAhAN Oh ILL.,
h ST., mr.. 18th. l5r. 400
Mass. ave. and 10th st.
lor-.....-..........3.I:}.:}3
i 81. nr 18th NV. .3.SJ.:SS
Conn ave. near X, l5r. 100
Mass .ay. ,nr. 18th, I5r. 800
18TH st..nr. /, 2Ur. 800
Ii 81, nr. 10Th, l1r..25O
10th and X SITS, l6r. 200
Conn. aV., hear L, lSr.25O
Massive. ,nr. | 9th, l3r.2.sU
1 ~ and y sts., l:Sr. $50
hlilyer ave, 200
lStA 81. near Mass. ay.,
IOf.
Il. 1. aN., nr. scott Clr-
Gle, l4f..o0 900
HI. av., mr. 18th. llr.2OO
Conn.aV.n'r Il. 1lr.l6O.o1
Y st, near 18th, Tor. $50
u St, hear .Oth. llr. .l25
18th St, near y, lUr. .l.g5
\, near ] 4th, 9r. l2O
Y ST, near 2Uth. llr. 100
4U2 18Th st.n.w. I:.r. CrD
3oth 81. NV. llr......15
1851 q 81. NV, .r.-,i.l
o23 10Th Il. NV, Or. 90
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I'OR RENT-FURNIsHED.A AN ELEGANT THREE
Il story. lay-w window brick house. 2lo y Car 81
AllS Al Ei+ y. Cap 81. Apl1-3t
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nor RENT -2l22 rear LIB .,1d
H 1000 stn. W, Tor $40 st, Ar ...-...... 10 70
so. ST Sr........ 80 sO1 + 81 ne t,r s 80
3Ui Z 81. a. e. Sr......O .pH = Il. ne, Or. $3.50
100 ST NV, *. 30 IO3 2itl II ,.pr. 40
l2l3 PIERCE a.. Cr p 30 ISL " II. NV. 81 10
1850 9th 81. L ", Sr.J.0O .uN ~. AarSs l -. 90
3lS +tl 81. IA. Or % 80 10 81 Mary ~ Or 10 30
$40 Ith st Or. - 30 81 Nj , = 90 40
euZ ON stlWor sUpu go h g. Sc, Or.... To 30
l223 22dst. n.w,or DO 9lo.rglo 'lJu r. 1890
l23 I'D 81. n.w..or 80 Y2l.r9lU 5tA o. 80
1898 23d st.n. tr. 30 laus.r al Il Ar d 40
llS ST. n.e., 0r Is 81 100 nv. .Br . 1 so
WASHINGTON DANENhONkE,
apl3-N lliB -. II
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1 be above j. only portion OF the property my
books For t list call at ofhCe for b0letiD issued On
the lst and 10Th. lapl2l THOs. l. MAGGANAN.
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STORES. Re-
Store and Diving $40 Stable rear 1916 81
eth -. n St2 so n.w.............-.. 10
Store and cellar 2i26 store and Diving. 10Th
18th 81 $3.50 X Bd'rA SITS a .
Store and DIVING 4BH Cellar ha.s N ST nv A
IT nv - ~ "''-'~
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e41Fst., I'd floor, 5front
n, heated by steam. $50
S41 y, Sd floor, 5 mont n,
heated by steam .......6O
Elegant rooms in sun
Building" freproof. 2 ele-
yItors, heated by steam,
from ESQ 70 go each
n. L. cor. 18th and Pa
ava In M
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L'OR RENT-9ll lsIH ST y w. 3ST&B..s7
Il 1873 81. n W, B-story and basemeut........ :
l2Ut y: Ramp ave, 2-story and basement. 800. Is
lU2o 9Th II. n Va, ;S-st, basement and attic . 80
IS II St n. W, 3stOry, new house................. 80
2Ol 81. H. e., 2story and basement
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T. OR RENT UNFINISHED BY THE YEAR;
" arse. handsome, new frst-clSss house. roous,
closets. larte yard and stable fne neixhbOrhoOd
$40 per month 1882 X st nv IL
4 OR Rent :, COR 18TH AND o ST. y. W. .
y rooms, rrSt-Class ortt-r and neighbOrhood. a
sood tenant: rent moderate. Owner. z. CoRCoRAN.
20 LIST, sc. spl3-ar
EpR RENT-HALF OF Eight ROOM HOUSE,
loth and sts u W; splendid LEGALITY. Pa.
ave AM 81 hne of cars rent reasonable TO good ten
ant Address HOUSE" Star office II.
EoR RENT - FURNISHED OR PARTLY FUR
u llslleL until fAu LONGER. al of eight room
houst except one room central. desirable moderate
nsrHcS lass door: references EXCHANGED Address
IRRESPONSIBLE" Star office IL.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1889-10-25

desire to have invitations sent to anyone
who has not been invited should hanC
In the name to the committee at once
Invitations are out announcing the
marriage, Oct. Goth, of Thos. Nj. keogar
and Julia NJ. Kremer, both of Mlnneso
Ia Lake. The event will occur at st
Johns church and will be followed by 6
reception at the hall in the evening
! Mr.. Keogan is young attorney o
much ability and both he and Miss kre'
mer are very estimable people.
The old county building is being dis
mantled and the woodwork has been
about all removed. 1t will soon be
pulled down and the site graded over.
| When il was first constructed 1t was
considered a very fine building and the
room In the various offices as ample for
all needs. Compared with the previous
old stone structure, part OF when
forms the wing on the east side, 1t might
easily have been 50 considered.
The state weather observer at st.
Paul saws that We need not look 1or
much rain until storm comes up from
the Gulf of Mexico, which is the source
| Of our fall rains. 1t is customary for
nIa ATTY of rain to come up during Sep
tNmh.r ~Gd October, but thus far no
sto, m has f., -med in that direction. He
- <nla ms that no i-sins have fallen In TINS
e. he, ,ause it is the temporary CEN
t ,ar' "A h. oh pressure att ospherlc con
Tition and he rain clouds go arouhu ~.
This can ter IN ust move before mt III '"'N
may be expected.
Miss Narea. ret Lloyd, sister of
Countv Trea,,urer LLOYD, died at her
home in this city Saturday night, OF
consnmntion She was twenty seven
wears of age and was VerV esunaole
Young lady in every respect. Many
friends and acquaintance in the county
will mourn her death as that % i;.;a he" az
relative. Her excellent quAulIies VI
mind rendered her dear to az VIM
knew her. The funeral occurred AT noon
to-day and the remains were lnteH ie"
in the Minneopa cemetery.
Hon. J. NJ. Burlingane has decided
TO move to Minneapolis, where he VIII
open law office. He has already SEM
up his household goods and Will remove
his family there before Nov. lst., lie
will continue to look after his law Dusl-
ness in this city. During his COMPARE
lively short stay in Mankato Mr.: Burl-
ingame has succeeded in building up
a large practice, and by his uniform
courtesy and genial disposition has ac-
CURED a large acquaintance who Will De
truly sorry to lose him. The wider heid
which Mime polls affords induced HIM
TO make the change and it Is the hope
of his Mankato friends that he will be
successful.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1889-10-25
PEAT FOR FUEL.

The opinion that peat suitable for fuel
exists in abundance in many portions of
Blue Earth county has long been enter
tanned by many, but no experiments
have been made to thoroughly test the
stuff. At the request of Prof. Bechdolt
of Mankato, James McBroom will in a
few days send him a sample of an ar
ticle taken from some locality in Lyra.
-MdpLeton Enterprise.
Prof. Bechdolt has examined the peat
and the results are fairly satisfactory.
1t burns with an intense heat and burns
for considerable length of time. Its
one drawback is that it leaves about halt
its own bulk in ashes, which would ne
cessitate the frequent removal of ashes
from the stove or furnace where the
peat is burned. Wood contains about
So per cent. of combustable matter to 80
per cent. IN peat. Where wood or coal
can be easily obtained, peat is not de-
sirable, but where farmers are reduced
to hauling wood a number of miles or
burning straw or cornstalks the peat is
much preferable. 1t can be had at little
or no cost. If quantity of sawdust
could be mixed with the wet peat, and
the latter then stamped into blocks and
allowed to dry, Prof. Bechdolt says that
it would be an excellent fuel. Peat can
be easily cut out of the swamps or
sloughs.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1889-10-25
A SUDDEN DEATH.

The numerous friends of the family
were shocked Tuesday forenoon by the
announcement OF the death. at half past
nine O'Clock, of Mrs. NJ. o. Sundt. The
death Was both sudden and unexpected
= aud was therefore all the more lament
able Mrs. Sundt had been rather I'M
We'll for the past two months, due per-
hans to .he fact that she was en-
celnte. Nothing serious was
looked for, and she sat at the supper
table as usual Monday evening, and even
arose when the fire alarm sounded last
night and gazed at the fire a few mo-
ments from the front window. No dang
er of the fire spreading being anticipated,
however, she retired. She was Ieel-
ing somewhat respondent and told her
husband that she expected to die and
spoke TO him about the children. She
siept for sew eral hours, but in the morn
ing could not be aroused, although she
breat!h he'd easily and her pulse was ma
tural. Drs. Davis and Frisbie respond
ed TO calls. but could do nothing, and
she died very peacefully at the hour
stated, and without regainlng conscious
ness. The doctors pronounce the dis
ease puerperal eclampsia, or convuls-
ions. 1t is thought that the nervousness
caused b Y the fire had something to with
the death. =,
Mrs. Sundt was forty years afage April
18th last. She was born IN Norway,
where she was welded to Mr.. Sundt In
1868. They came to America the follow
Ing wear and located at Rochester, Mimi,
where they resided three years. Since
that time their home has been in this
city. Nine children have been born
to them, of whom only four daught-
ers are living, the Oldest being
eighteen and the Youngest seven years:
The parents of the deceased, Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman, reside IN this city, as do
one brother and one sister. A brother
is in the Norwegian theological uniyer
sity at Minneapolis, and married SIS
ter lives in Dakota.
Mrs. Sundt possessed the highest es-
TEEN of large circle of friends and ac-
uuaintanCes, with whom she was ia
vorite. She was of "a quiet disposition,
kind and loving as mother and fond
and true as wife. She took an active
part in church affairs and was member
of the Norwegian Trinity church, from
which the funeral occurred Thursday
afternoon at two o'clock. She carried
$500 policy in the Life Indemnity and
Investment Co., of Waterloo.
The sympathy of the community will
90 out to the stricken husband and chill
dren, whose home has been so suddenly
robbed of wife and mother. Mr.. Sundt
had begun to move into his newly pnr-
chased house on Center street and was
IN have Orpupip1 IL tO-uay