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Telegram-herald., 1890-11-14
STRANGEO.

Twas yesterday meeting
We passed a word or two,
And parted In q moment
With but a light adieu
Why was IL. goirg homsWard-
Ny heart '>eat TO a tune
W. hear me night together
beneath the summer mooni
A rhyme IL was of Goethe'S
With mellow music Oi-uL-
'Teil me how love comethT"
We smiled ip -ySes content
"Aud ;ell me how love goeth!"
I.ife's vision o'er us roe.
We breathed the words together
On 20 the teBder clos>.
Ar vhy should remember.
N0E that the years are spent.
How. hand 10 hand. We echOeds
rs vas not love that ventF'
Ike a warm zephyr sfrsyinz
FROM oDf some fairsr cline
floats down ths chilly distance
TIE music and the rhyms
-And ten mo bow love goefEf'
stu. sometimes. uurrprrss~d.
NJ hsart Caiis through the siieEcA
Wh=u hours are ioneiiest
Aray ths thoaEht-vhateve
Has hfe's estranSing meant
To- "a ily remember
"It vas nor i0ve that went
mar EsTy Ibouson in New Yors Herald
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-14

A French scientist has just discov-
cred that 4 twenty-pound cheese, three
years old, contains l,574, 1856, ,23l living
germs, or adult microbes. That man
ought to have been secured to count
the Democratic votes.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-14

Any sabsertbsr to fHE TELEGRAM
herald no fails "a rsestxs the paper
regularly or Nho niAy have reason 10
complain of late delivery. win confer
special favor by iurorming this onics Of
ths fact at once. sead postal card or call
up telephone 5Jt.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-14

I WILL SELL you one OF those beautiful lots
Il Oh my Eifth-ave. addition for $40. $50 10
500. on easy terms; Also sixty-uine choice lots
on McpheTsOn'S addition. numbers first and
second. same price, terms one-quarter cash
balance on time at per cent; beautifully To-
Gated call and see me Ia new once at IA North
FronI-st.
E-OO0-0ne fne brick block. comprising
= iOOO store. basement. and elegant rooms
on second floor; hot water heat. At only kl00.
Call at ny real estate once. No. "A y Fropt-st.
HOUSES IN al parts Of city from $40 1900
III No. IA North FrontsL
STEAM and water hestiBg and piuhibing By
y Grand Rapids steam Heating and Plumb
iug Co. "a North Front-st
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-14
DESIRABLE
MODERN HOME
FOR SALE!!!.

Expecting 10 remove from the cily.
] offer for sale nay residence, locates
on one of the best streets on the hlll.
House contains parlor. sitting g-roon,
dining-room, layatory and kitchen ou
first floor, SIX bedrooms and bath room
on second, bedroom and store-room in
attic, balance OF attic ali hoored and
large enough to finish into a couple of
rooms. Laundry, provision room. coal
and wood room, etc. IN basement
House has furnace, gas, electro BELLS
and hydraulic water, and is desirable
and complete IN every particular, hav-
ing been arranged and built for home.
Lot is 90 by $50, or larger Il desired.
For further particulars address
DUNTON ~ BATES.
wicdicomb Building.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-14
WIhANS & OWEN
GRAND UNION
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
. hND = T0WEB BOOK

Telephone ..............------.. 80
NEANTED- Hsip-z oishwssbefs 3
" pBsffv ceot. genera conts. 4 fHsHnitf
maid. .. nine r0om girls. 8 rirls for aensr.
lsaY AGENTS Ladies paripf. gewer biecf
WANTEI-hsit Hflp-Tvo Bremen. sesoa
" sawrers. baf toE. - = hft ie.
forr ssrsrai hFsnfs enc Tawef bi9et
I0uR eAIT-a s-roen bruss vift pefirf arc
closets. Or Eood - gHtafhops o. pebls'
a., cr If tsel
vs0H sATF-kn tfoero house on Turner'S.
A lut ~ -. nr7 tAfA
nor sAIF-t ta-psint oniy f1gf fof ri
rsan bpuss. .srre loL en- Turner'S
Iv0r 9sIE-Thrss vacant iois on TgTrs-
4 500
EoR stLF-st1 loe fsst on Wen BrieEs e.,
fsef foat
To FxcHANsE-h fs.aers farm ~ toE .
1 eans fasu fzf fnf sarse eass - ~
rf.srfn fsr sruK srnct E-eefrr streF.. to9fs
sne shers ~ hsraSs-f ~ va trace fof .
SRA arfsf nIa. fifuf run
c4~aa VII BT-I a. Gro.ns hoass ufess
w fnishsf fsrF rorTsl suf ot froF
s1-00 Fon nee sroou houss r. osstsr.
81 W = 9ll efthsnRe g. nouss snf ~
~ ves sfe
FsaH sgLF-orls f1zr fe~ T-surn hsu.s
4 psrtrE SO closets ~ 81 a. sut- Ff. larf.
lat fwe more npases ceala ~ BUN ~ -
ferus -esg rsraain
5000 FoH = rssf atts heus- ~ Asso.t.
@0tW st irf tsgzf- fsr7IsssrT
EoR ssLE oR E1rEHNeE-s geo tfeo-r
heass ~ kstlsersft Fort hsft is-f.
~ fsks rfearf iftt RI 1aff ~ stfff rert
q stE nsv teuse RI Cess tt.es 80 -
sfess terfe ~
ssrs 80
coon Hr-sfwFs= cHsFcF-vs fs~ss 80.
- eesF atfas Eref 81 sfeFIf efeeefisf 90
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Telegram-herald., 1890-11-14

Al cisinss not consistent ~lta ths
hixh chsrsctsr - sgrap of = e ars
purposesy avoided = the ca Pa
Svrar Conrany = scts gently or TIE
Sfdneys. hver sn3 hopes. clesrsng Z
tae system efeCtuzlly. bct u - not a
cEre-al sud makes no prate7sscns t1st
every hoftle vi act satstsutste.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-14

Strangers visiting our city during the
Masonic Fair, are welcome at the TEL
EGRAM-HERALD Office, s Pearl-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-14

Every citizen, old and young, should
attend the Masonic Far. Contribute
your mite for a good cause.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-14

PERHAFs corporations have TO souls.
but the bosrd Of managers Of the Adams
Express company have UNANIMOUSLY
expressed the opinion shat ths Prov
s,ons of the National Lottery lsr arc ss
morally obligatory upon the company
ss thsy sre legally binding upon the
postal authorities.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-14

THEss seems % ee Ersst aocxing IN
of bsck number. snte-beiium Derno-
crate after the sro They expect %
fna : conxrnlsl spsrit ln Ninsns-
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-14

SravrEv ~iil cease - troub'e himself
about "the rear guard nov. Us
whole thought Vii be centered uroa
ths vanguard of bcket buyers VIC rush
60 as lectures
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-14
wASTED-To SELL OR ExoHAEeg.

E'OR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR well located
Il Grand Rapids real estate the largest and
best located hotel in White Ciold. Mich. For
parreuars address d. A. Mcintyre. White
Cloud, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-14

- haata So aHtNlA 10
WORKING MEN ATTENTToN-s or r are
- tracts fsr sac hear y. a 81 fUocfion. e. y
s. A. acre. Here is ehancs 60 gsi gees
Eou<
Ok F0oT TR0NT IN sfrftrsr rssr
- Rrisz- on 3 si4 rents for So vssr.
CHoTCF e. scre tsrm 81 Ssathsrn Gainsis -
frsts faT rf- party here
NYW --roon hoass sna 2 theiee lstS cay
y ff9sf
nRra STORE srslnsss sss seoek is frVt
~ easss leestion 90 a. -. rsssoa fef - ne
fg -. - ~ proprietor price SfsA Worth
fsak1e - s-rtuzf 81 ave Ea1-
7 HAVE = frst-essss hrefs stsos far sac ~
a trnas
xlcVr7 Tc rohN sssa AS veT csat ~ 81
n ffr-c serrrfrf Fer7T s-Tfs~ - CsEsIs 81.
Il wrr.E PAY us~Fss rsaEa4 fs ri sEs fa-
! rssfrseEts 70 czs aat lcsk ever 80 sI -
fers rsresssi
PERCY SNYDER
= Csrsi-s
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-14

IL seems that the Democratic return
Ing board OF Detroit has gone behind
the returns and refused seat IN the
city council 10 two Republicans and
gave their seats to two Democrats.
Now this is precisely what was done
by Speaker Reed and his supporters m
this Congress IN the case Of at least a
dozen Democrats who held seats, some
of them by immense NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ing Press.
Perhaps the Press. IN order TO show
more plainly the similarity of the two
cases, Will cite any constitutional or
legal provision which makes that re-
turning board the ultimate judges of
the election of members Of the council,
as the House is of the election of its
own members. An anxious public
would Ike to see the "preciseness" of
the similarity.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-14

Mrs Cunso-Ts axe care bow vo1 bold
Ehe baby, John The ssn is sa'Ring on
as face
NJ Cumso-I dout care. TIE ofte3
shc1zht a ts1ning wu-sld 10 him Ecosd--
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-14
FURNITURE AHp p1AKos sroREp.

RADCIIFF6 HOLT. general warehousemen
II at lll South Division-st.. store pianos and
furniture A. low rates; eZpert packers and
careful movers with large vans" sent prompt
ly by telephoning No. sJ1 ian l-el
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-14

Van Houten's Cocoa-Largest sale in
the world.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-14

THIS 1s - CgRTIFT ftst I hsr, us.s
/ Ntfrss lt FrtThf i.ftf 81 frsrsr fh ~
respects z3 tast - "a. rcs f-r n - .f.ee4
fr.fr fne11rf Ed q fr arrtrs stt - t.-ses
r. ~s-s Ger n p hikIf n k~@c'r Las
r irs i,greFsa AfafHias C.ssE.sf So
- 50 fruEEs
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-14

IHE morning Ifecs s0OulQ EeL ltSneWS
columns and It's editorial columns to-
gether in some way. In an editorial on
"The Panic in Wall Street." it says the
"trouble Is attributed to Jay Gould,
who enacted the first black Friday, and
re-enacted this one, only it was black
Tuesday" In its news columns, how
ever, it says "The Democrats Did 1t"
over a telegram giving Senator Sher-
mans views on the subject. We fail
to find suy item of news in the Press,
on the subject, referring to Gould.
Probably Gould had baud in il, but
he SIMPLY took advantage of the reac-
ton occasioned by the Democratic VIC
tory. No capitalist can be sure Of what
4 Democratic Congress Will do.
Trr for tat: A law has been passed in
Norway declaring chat TO girl shall be
eligible for the holy state Of mstri-
mony until she be proficient in the do
mestic arts" Ia a spirit Of retaliation
its claimed she girls viii try and have
law enacted setting forth that no man
i eligible Tor the state 50 zealously
guarded by the legislators until he be
proficient IN the arts of earning an in
come sufficient for two, or more. snd
of knowing how Co treat = woman "a
hfs rruaf. q not his xuner-0r
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-14

i IoSVs
Want ADVERTISEMENTS
IT!I!I!I!I!I!!I!
II ] ! MI / /! ]! 4 ]!
Help WANTED KaLE
"A ANA A STEADY llAs q sooa oaAr.esss.
letsllgent ahc IeAesls reseic4sees g
s. -'SsS cSss- 60 A Lssssa Sss1 "a ls'''' 30
WANTED -saisslosa iar e.1y, samples iar.
Hss sslisasas sass : ssssa ~ a sisss '.,s =
slt 1884 a. la
sELF wAsTgD-FEKaLE
WANlED-sdr far gvnersi hoasrwork Al
" Ninasof icfraos lnlon 81 betNeea ful-
ton snd kellogs 50 20
NAArED-A klishea glri a. ths Leau House.
WANT D-A competent gir Ter general
hos esork Apply lneFnings 81 rs Soatb
Julon-sl- -
WANTfD-A oolorsd womAn eoos for baurd
az bousei Eoea wages paid. Apply fo
". l. Diea easan. - Monroe 81, room s. 50
WANTKD-Competsnt gifi fer general 1ouss-
y Fa.s1
WANTED 70 label and tie periuner,
w bottles al - ateIioost -
VyANTRp-Reilahle lady ever g 80 lesrn
w wholesale medicine business 81 per wee,s
during urSl year WitA opportunity u Ao Auer.
Adde'S Y, boX > this once. bis
WANTED-Dining -room boy al ths Nishissn
W House. Sia
WANTED-A nrst-clSss skirt fnisher and
~ grnefai sewing gris Call al room q,
hon0criN block sls
SITUATIONS wAETED-RALE
WANTED by an intelligent young mHa
" imAchluist By trade any kiud OF honest
work ioT winter NJ. box {. this of1ce. SIS
WANTED-By young man Of J.. position
W as shipping clerk or salesman. 4. J.. box
3. this once.
SITUATIONS wAsTED-PBsALE.
WANTED-A competent dressmaker wishes
w sewing IN private family by The day. Cali
or address 36l West Bridge-st. SIS
FOR RESr Rooms.
EOR BENT-Pieassnt furnished front rooms
with or without board. 100 \. PrVspees-ss.
TOR RENT-Two furnished rooms on the
H. ground floor. To- hOuseke e. pins; furnace
heated sleeping rooms. az baftieit-st 81
TOR RENT-Furnishec and unfurnished
l. rooms al the Brunswlck. a. South Division
ST.. steam heated. AIRS. Mcuee. 81
DOR RENT-Furnished rooms. steam heated
l. al the new GaTleld - lsland-st. one
block south OF Fulton-st. Park. al modern im
provements; good Office rooms first floor. Zlti
DOR RENT-Furnished rooms. suitable for
Two gentlemen. Inquire a k4nsom-st.
rs y
DOR RENT - Furnished and unfurnished
rooms, steam heated. az Pagk Place. Mrs.
A. l.. Smith. 50.if
FOR RBET-E0USEs.
EoR RENT-House completely furnished and
now full OF rOomers at - sheidon-st.; low
rent; VIII sell furniture and lease Cail and
investigate. 3IS
FOR RENT-House No. us Barclay-st. This
Il IS large house with modern conyeniences
viii rent Tor a nominal figure until spring.
Pred 4. Maynard, rooms and ,. New House
man bal ding.
FOE EEHT-BUsIEESs PLACES.
F0R RENT-Two floors over 81 Cansl-st.
consisting oi l. rooms; also ! = floors over
% Canal-st.; a.sO several small houses. In
quire Joseph II. Martin, 95 Canai-st.
EOR RENT-Corner store. in good repair. in
Il the Miller block. West Bridge ST.: central
location. Apply TO Mrs. Samuel Miller. No. 90
West BTidee-st. -
roR RsALE-RIsCBLLAEgoUs
/ (NANIED-Io sell cheap. handsome mirror.
" Apply y NaIiey-st.. corner Mt. Vernon.
FOR SALE-Chesp, 35 horse power boiler and
engine. nearly new with furnace setting
etc. complete. Inquire OF 4. {. Inw1ns; phone
4l5. l75tf
-- --
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-14
WANTED BoARDBRs.

R0ARDERS WANTED-Gentlemen OF ladies
IL wishing room ard board hy day or week in
private family, please call 81 a. North College
ave. 81
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-14

Circulation Guaranteed 10 be the
largest Of All Michigan Dalhes E1-
eept Those OF Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-14
FOE EEHT-BUsIERss PLACES.


EOR RENT-Tw0 floors over 81 Canai-sf
consisting 0i l. rooms; also u floors over
% C2nal-st.s also several small houses. In
quire Joseph II. Martin, s5 Cana-st
EOR RENT-Corner store. in good repair. IN
the Miller block. West Bridge ST.: central
location. Apply 10 Mrs. Samuel Miller. No. 81
West BTidee-st -
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-14

Unnsa Pfsss asPosts. Psompt aad Esrir
Dsfssry. Al ths Locsi Ness. zna ths
clsansst aad Aost PLAINLY rriussa Paper
Fusfishad in oraad H4pizs,
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-14
roR sALE-NTscRLLANRans


(NANIED-Io sell cheap. handsome mirror.
Apply y Naliey-st., corner Mt Vernon.
FOR SALE-Cbesp, 3j horse power boiler and
engine. nearly new. with furnace. setting.
etc. complete. Inquire OH. {. EnwinE; phone
5I. l75tf
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-14
AGENTS WAETE1

lkANTED-Lad agent for Tsimace's ne
W WORK. Cal at Il5 Shawmut-ave. 8
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-14

FOR RENT-House No. us Rarclay-st This
Il is a large house with modern convenience
viii rent Tor a nominal figure until spring
FTed A. Maynard, rooms / and .. New House
man bal ding.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-14
SITUATIONS wAsrEp-PEsALE.

IIANTED-A competent cressmaker wishe.
W sewing m private family by the day. tal
or address 36i West Brdge-st. 81,
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-14
FOR RBET-E0USES.

TOR RENT-House completely furnished and
now full OF rOomers at = Sheidon-st.; low
rent; VIII sell furniture and lease. Can and
investigate. 3lS
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-14
FOR RBKH ROOMS.

EOR BENT-Pieassnt Furnished front rooms
with or without board. l6j \. PrVspecl-sgl
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-05
BEWARE OF THE sun.
Recipes for Preserving the Com
pieXiOn During the summer.

thO
Do you want to keep your skin nice
all summer? Well, then here are some
rules for you:
Don't battle in hard water; soften it
with few drops of ammonia or a little
boraX.
Don't battle your face while it is warm
and never use very cold water for it.
Don't wash your face when you are
travelling unless it is with little alcohol
and water or little yaseline.
Don't attempt to remove dust with
cold water. Give your face hot bath.
using plenty of good sOaD; then give it
thorough rinsing with water that has
had the chill taken off of it.
Don't rub your face with coarse
towel Just remember it is not made of
cast iron, and treat it as you would the
finest porcelain. gently and delicately.
Don't use sponge or linen rag for
your face. Choose instead flannel
one.
Don't believe you can get rid of
wrinkles by filling IN the crevices with
powder. Instead give your face Rus
sian bath every night that is. battle it
with water so hot that you wonder how
you can stand it and then minute after
with cold water that will make it glow
with warmth. Dry it with q soft towel
and go to, bed and you ought to sleep
like baby, while your skin IS growing
firmer and coming from out of the wrtn-
kleS during your rest.
He-What a handsome horse Popley
drivesl
She-Yes: don't see how he has man.
aged to remain single so lOng.-Burling.
ton Free Press.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-05
ON A SNOWY SUNDAY.

The polling booths have been painted an
autumn brown.
Travel on the horse, cable and electric
lines was very light yesterday
Judge Burr will this morning resume the
hearing of the registration perjury cases.
''Ramblings in Rome is the Raglan lecture
tonight at the Central Park NJ E. church.
Yesterday was a cold day, but tomorrow
will be colder for those who get left in the
municipal race.
The McLean-Preseott company will pre-
sent 1.-The Winters Tale" for the first time
in st. Paul tonight
The Ramsey County Sunday School con-
ventionwill take place on Thursdayafternoon
and evening at the House OF Hope church.
Robert Erwin, formerly with the board of
public works, has accepted the clerkship at
Leip's hotel, White Bear lake, for the sum-
mer season.
The members of the Minnesota Rod and
Gun club, with their guests, will return this
afternoon from a trip to their new club
house at Taylors Falls.
Yesterday the Fourth street cable line.
which formerly ran to st. Adams street. was
cut off at Dale street, and the excavations
were commenced for the extension of the
line from its present terminus.
Annie Laband. a Young girl who lives on
Banfil street. and who was found in house
of ill-fame by the police was importuned to
go home ana be good by her friends yester
day. She was obdurate. and will be sent to
the House of the Good Shepherd to-day.
Rev. George ". Chamberlain, D. d. for
twenty-five years a resident of Brazil, viii
speak on present Conditions and Prospects
of Brazil at the House of Hope to morrow
evening at o'clock. AS he speaks from in
innate knowledge of the political as we'll as
the religious aspect of the country, it is hoped
there will be a large audience present. All
are invited.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-05
Five Thousand Leners.

The Paris Dix-Neuyieme Steele pub
fishes information received by private
letters from New Caledonia which is
calculated to cause some anxiety. It
appears that leprosy is spreading in
New Caledonia in most alarming
manner. Of 10000 KanakaS, no fewer
than 5000 are described as suffering
from the terrible disease. Till quite
recently the public authorities had
taken no measures to prevent it from
spreading; but now two subordinate col
onies have been crcated-one Oh Goat
Island. in Dumbea Bay, and the other
in Canada, in spot known as the Pie
des Morris. Every inhabitant recog-
nized as leper by the medical COM
mission is to be confined in one of these
leper colonies. The correspondents Of
the Dix-Neuvieme Steele declare that
this measure has been delayed too long
to prove of any great use. and that it is
not applied properly. Three Europeans
have already been attacked by this IN
durable disease.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-05
A TRIBUTE TO TURNER.
The Reward of a Courteous and
Popular Manager.

G. W. Turner, resident manager and
general manager for the Northwest for
the A. Booth Packing company, goes to
Chicago this evening to take up his res
idence there. A pleasant little surprise
greeted Mr.. Turner as he entered his
office Wednesday about p. M. Mr..
Grant, who has been travelling sales
man for the company, stepped to Mr..
Turner as he entered with the following
address:
with the knowledge that you are
about to leave us, as resident manager
for A. Booth Packing company, we, the
employees, wish in some way to assure
you of our respect and entire confidence
reposed in you; and, furthermore, we
wish to remind you that the many cort-
estes and thoughtful consideration you
have invariably shown towards us, are
duly appreciated by one and all.and not
only we, who have directly associated
with you, but the employees at Duluth,
Minneapolis and Bayfield,, wish to
share in this expressi III of sentiment.
We have thought fit to present you
with this beautiful set, consisting of
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-05
SECOND WARDERS,
Note the Following and Vote the
Democratic Ticket.

Note the Following and Vote the
Democratic Ticket.
Election day is drawing near, and,
considering the peculiar aldermanic
fight in the Second ward, the electors
would do well to note the following be-
fore they cast their ballots:
Remember that l.. E. Reed has dis
tinctly stated he does not want to go 10
the council. He reluctantly became a
candidate for election because of the
opportunities of his personal friends
members of the East side syndicate.
Remember that the object of the East
side syndicate is solely looking after
their own interests.
Remember that l.. E. Reed in the
council is the representative of the East
side syndicate and not the representa-
tive of the Second ward.
Remember that this SoulleSs Syndi-
cate has attempted to buy off the Demo-
cratic candidate with promises of sup
port at future election.
Remember that the syndicate mean
business. They want representative
in the council. and to that end sub
Scribed campaign fund of $1,000.
Remember that the straight Repub-
lican and Democratic candidates are
comparatively poor men; that they lack
the backing of mOneyed ariStocracy.
Remember that l.. E. Reeds interests
lie largely on Maria, Bates and Maple
avenues. and that the pOpulouS district
surrounding Post Siding will continue
to receive the Scant attention it has
hitherto had should he be elected
Remember the hole-and-corner meet
ings of the syndicate for Matching of
schemes.
Remember that the members of the
syndicate have lined their pockets
through the Lincoln park deal.
Remember that the syndicate does not
care jot for the welfare of The bluff at
large. Its members are merely inter-
ested in certain Section-the aristo-
cratic section.
Remember that the people have it in
their power to upset the deeply-laid
plans of the syndicate.
Remember that vote for l.. E. Reed
strengthens the power of grinding
combination of moneybagS.
Remember that l.. E. Reed has de-
clared against all further improvements
in the city, and that the reason is not
far to seek. Maria, Bates and Maple
avenues need no public improvements.
The Lincoln park is an assured fact,
and the other portions of the Second
ward. and the city at large can afford to
wait for the improvements desired.
If YOU remember all this, and have the
interests OF the Second ward at heart,
YOU will vote the Democratic ticket, an
vote it straight.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-05
A JIM THE PENMAN.
Several Forgeries Charged UI
Against j. II. SCHNEIDER.

Several Forgeries Charged Up
Against j. II. SCHNEIDER.
]. Ii. SCHNEIDER. the man arrested by
Detective Koran for forgery, and await
ing a preliminary examination for that
offense, appears to be very handy fell
low with pen. Beside the S. check
purporting to be signed by j. Waldock
for the utterance of which he was ar
rested, otner forged paper has turned up,
1t is charged SCHNEIDER signed the name
of George Moore to $40 check, p. Ii.
Kelly Mercantile company to one for
similar amount, John Thiel,S13; August
Michel, 500; and A. w. Wentick, s51.75.
He halls from Decatur, Wis, where he
has brother who is postmaster and an
other dry goods merchant. His family
are we'll off, but refuse to do anything
further for j. IL. He was arrested in
Chicago for forgery,and it cost the elder
SCHNEIDER 81, 200 to get him out of the
scrape. He then went to Ashland,
where he worked the same game, skip
ping to Duluth. After "doing" the
Zenith City, he came to st. Paul three
weeks ago. He first came to the notice
of the police several weeks ago, when
he was arrested and fined for beating
his wife. Since coming to st. Paul
SCHNEIDER has lived at PIT East Seventh
G.