davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1891-01-29

To all those engaged in this dangerous prac-
tioe L would say, nrst OF all, stop ii at once.
Make every possible effort TO do 50; but If you
Iall, II your nervous system is already too
much shattered, and, consequently, your will
power broken, take some nerve tonic TO aid
you in your effort. Having freed yourself
nom the habit, / would further counsel you
TO go through a regular course of treatment,
for IL Is a great mistake TO suppose that any
one may for some time-be II ever so little
give himself up to this fascinating but dang
erous excitement without suffering from some
of Its evil consequences at some future time.
The number OF young men who are incapaci-
tated TO I'LL the duties enjotned by wedlock is
alarmingly large. and in most OF such cases
this unfortunate condition OF things can be
traced to the practice OF s~elfabuse, which had
been abandoned years before. Indeed, a few
months practice of this habit Is often suffi-
cient to induce spermatorrhoea in later years,
and 1 have many of such cases under treat
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Rath fir W.attesl

8nr tber SO Sabren idon tuurbe Mfs.
WinsloD's Sootbing 5nrup bon Mils
lionen bon Mtitterr beim 3abnen Der
Rinber a%ngetcenbet. Mirft 9u iln
S9lafe BURG bas S9reien zines ainbes
geff6rt, bas in 3abnet III unb Dor
S9meraen tpeintg Wenn 70, IaGe iofort
etae SlaF@e tu1 sgsrs. MtnsIotp's 500.
thing gprup" holen. gsin Wertb III uas
be3ablbar. Sc piro benz fIeinen 2eibe1.
ben iofort 2inberung berf@aHen. Ser,
laBt @u3 barauf, Matter, es lit teiu
3weifei oartibsr. Gs beilt Spfenterp
uab Diarsbpe, teguIiri ben Mageu unb
bic Iieren, teieitist Winh Rolif, ers
.osi1t ben Gauren, berbinbert @nt3tns
ouus Mab ftdrtt bas gauge Spfem.
rWirs. Winsfotps SOOTHING 9DrupS
fur sabnenbe &in6sr 1T ansenebm ia
@eIGmad unb bas &e5spt ftammt bon
einem Der 5efen DeibliGen .9erate In
ben Ser. 5taaten. gs 1T bel aGeE
9ruggiIten III bet gansen WsIt 5a BOZ
ben. Breis rs @ts. per Jiai1e.
Gauft ni@ts onheres aIs Mers. Wi:ls.
IOns Soothing 5prup
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@ehe beut @sfieaten.

Die alien &6mer riefen Bet ibren Griumpb3asen
"vae victis!" ugehe be. SeIiesten!H Seut5utase
iino pteIe inter unS beiiest, ibr Sriebe, tbre &u4e, ibr
tdslt9er appettt lit BIN, In bic Slu6t seidlaseu BON
benz uuerbittliaeu Setnb bes Maseus, Der Dpspepite.
Sei Sunberten BON aueaen iuden fe Si1fe pasesen;
mau6mal pirb fe tbuen pprhbersefenb gu GbeiI. aber
eine einStse frdfttse Mahlsett, Der s~eriusfte 0tdtfebler,
bic nnbebeutenbIte nnppri@ttsfeit rufen ben 1atantiGen
6etnb NIT perbpppelter Madf, ietn 'Opfer su qudlen,
Snrld. Der crniequente @ebrau9 be8 srpBen Mnti=
Dpspepfe= unb resuliren0en Gontcs ,@pitetter's Ma=
sentitters, 1T am ~aaerbciten s~setsnet, ieslt9e grt ppn
GerbauunsSbei9perbeu, m6sen lie tempprdr pber drr=
MID ietn, In i%nlmerpdbrenbe gerbannuns su treiben.
Nt6t peniser ~pirtlam lit e8 sesen Malarta, Stlioitz
tat, 9eritppfuna, &beumati8mus, @tereus unb 8la=
Dieies Mtttel Dor ipeSiiiiaer @usptrtuns
in ~ptelerlei Sduen i6ldst ale biek lsbel aus Dem 6els
be. MaH 1T eS etne beionbere SGuspebr seSen Bite
bel gBitterunsswe&iel 70 bdufts rrrtpmmenhen &lds
Fdle in bic p@rippe."
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8aiIaae ttad, Gurpna.

9ie Ngentur bes 0errn %. s.
Ooung, No. l Commerce @troba,
San Antonio, reprdlentirt bic
Sampfer beg MorbbeutI6en 2Iopos, fps
tDie Die Der Samburaer Nttien $ @eieQ,
fdaft uno 1T Serr Ooung I'M 5taube
bic billigFen &oten gu seben,
ertbei[t bereftwiIig iebe gepin{6te Mug,
funft unb beTDrgt febr prompt ale Inn
tbergebeaen U~uftrdge. Mer na9 Gu,
ropa 81 reiien tphnf1t, ODER 8erwanbte
beraberfommen lafien Mil, msnoe H@
an geaaunte Ngentur.
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Galifpruinsgset.ae.

Meinliebbabsr fuben Elm sroBes ga'
ger BON fetnen California : Weinen BEL
6errn S. s. Meper an Mlamo
plasa. 9err Meper fu6t bic Weine
an Drt uno Stele aus uth fauft brett
aus benz Seller Ter Weinai9ter. als
gutem Renner gelingt es Tim i1ets, bic
beiten Sorten ausaupdblen. ST fam
feline 2unben unc Gamilien nit einem
guten Sropfen perieben. 9otbs unb
WeiBmetne in bor3agI;6er Qualitdt
BON febt ab $1.00 per @alone = fret
tns 6aus geliefert.
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9enl qeebrten 0abltfu1u

bic eana ergebene Nn5eige, bab tpir
eufd9 u1ieren Heuen SanfDagen in bell
5tono gefeBt finb, Sampsn : Del unb
8aIoline unferen Gunben ms 9aus ~
lleferr nno bort %bor5umeRen. @afo.
line nub SelfanGen nit Grabn fubtt
bet Wagen Ifets nit urb f5nnen ben
gesprten Ganosn auf 8srIangen 5u1
Senubung iioerlaRen tperoen. I'm g.,
slet8ten 3uSpruG btttet Sic
Mtffton Oil So.
(Snbober 5. %. u. 5rombera.)
l6 N. alamofyabe. SsIepbon 543.
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"a Wenn ssemanb fem uno gu Gil.
nebmbarem Breiie ipeifen min. 10 sebe
er gum Wifiions.Garten. Die
Serren 0beiuer & @sttl, Bef5er bic,
ies Embellishments, balten oarauf, lire
8dfe tets Dolfommen aufrieoen 3u ftei.
len. Nue iaiionmdBigen GelifateHen,
auFera, @iib, Slide, Gefltisel &C. frb
bort in Der belifateifen 3uberettuns ole
3eit gu baben. Mab!3eiten tperben auf
Wnni9 IN bic Wobnungen her Gunbsa
gelaaot. Nu@ bietet be, MT bes
SpeiieDirtbi@a oerbunbsns Bars
room bic beten Getsdufe, fieiS frifaes
Bier unb feige Siquefe uab Msine.
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ReSe 1T biuig, lpenn lie lcocd 6efrGfs
tist oirS ourd) cine S~irgId}aft bcltclcno
1T barren @etoe eincr iinalciea oerarts
luortliden Sirn,a, ODER einer G~ompagnis
non @eltrui uno 9ttpatatiOn iir ebrens
bates reolid)es 9anoeln, 10 6eeeitet Dies
@eidaft.
@un 9ibt ss cine an5a6t bon Sdrias
p~arilIeS mo anoeren S(ntreinlsun9sa
mittsln, ,uelde alle ais Die beltell, reilts
ften, eiseniten uno punOcrbariten o'ise>
prieIen lino, aber bcnfc oaran (3u oeinem
.isenen 8ortbeil), eS sibt tlr Elm sarans
tirtes 8tutreiaisuuss< uao Seiluittel
iiir mlibatise Sober uub alle aus idlcd)s
tenn 8luts e~ntltebenOea &rant9eitea.
Dieie8 cine einsig unb allein'
itebeno = auf Brobe oerfauit, lit
Or. 8ierce's @olSen Meoical Dis.
coperp.
@enn IS nid)t beilfraftis lpirft III
pant, 2Opihaute uno ifroiulOien Sranfs
beiten - ano 9unsenidppinoiud)t 1T lueis
ter nidts ole 2rnsenifrofel : benad)s
ridtise Die Serltellcr uno empfangc Seia
@elS 5nrid.
ReSe 1T bi0ig, ieood cine id(ed)ts
ar3nei, oOer cine gan; seioo9nlld)s Wses
bici1 5l mlterltieen, inoem inan tic auf
Brobe %pcrfauft, uie n@oloen Wieoical
Discovery p~ertauit miro, mitBts bas
srOBte &apital balo aaIfryiieu.
8eoe if bilie, jeoOdl einsig uuO aacin
1T DISCOVERY" %sarantirt.
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8cfuei8f6ue.

g, s.. Gtfcrb in SReip GaHef, 0Bis. Bate nerpbSes
aopipeb rnb Rbeumatismus, bic 0erbauunaScraanen
pareu iii i6le6tsn 3utanbe, bic eeber merfIiG ansez
srtfen, bate teinen Gpretit unp mar ~hberbaupt rpas
itdnbtS e%ntttattet. Drst 8lai5en electric 8itter8 tus
Sen En furtri.
Gbparb ebepberp, Sarrisburs, 81 Bate eins
pfene gSunbe am Geine, tie i6cu adj Sabre aelaufen
mar. @ebraudte bret Slaibsn electric 8ttterS uno
Wunbe 1T Sebeilt. Scbu Gpeater, 0atapba, Ohio,
butte thnI Wunben am Setne bur9 Gteber peruria&t.
Ole Nerjte ~ertldrteu ietnen Sal ais un6eilbar. Sine
8IaIhe electric 8ttter5 uup cine S9d6tel 8udleus @rs
nlea Salbe baben ibu pOuidnbts eurtrt. gu BADEN in
alien Gprtbeten. Dretb, Sbpmpfcn & Co., 89rleiale
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Ser Gan YeOrO Spriuss Bmf
lit uuter Der 8erwaltung bes Serrn
Grant &rif6 pieber Der g q NJ.
melpluB ir Gamilien getpors
6enn Der er friber mar. Man finbet
bort tcis Elm gutes publifum uno Serr
2ril6 laoet bic Gamilien Der Stabt elm,
ben part gu befudeu. &hbIer Iufs
entbaItsort; sroBe sauberfeit i'm pars
fe; aufmertfame gebienuus; @rfris
i9ungen aler Nrt.
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Ser g2furuhe. q G.. sfssis,Q

a9~ Ser plumbe; s 6. se.fissa,
30. 20 soenue 8 Eebe pot : Office.
bat, un ben g~efteiaerten Mniprh1en,
bic on fem @ei@dft eeftent lperbei1,
nadtommen gu %t6nnen, f@ nit einem
tit@tigen Ja@manne, Germ Sbomas,
aRociirt unb nirb mie gem6bnli9 our
3ufriebenbeit bes publitums ole Nufs
fridge raid erleoigea. Selepboa 427.
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SER 6. 8. D2iiler, SO. 217 Die
6oufton StraBe balt TETS bas bols
fOmmeuffe Eager in 3e;denmaterias
lien, 3upeten, Garben, Gias. 6piegeI,
elas, 8iloerrabmen, 6iraiHea unb alen
3ei9nens nnb Maler,l ltenflien. Giinfi.
Ierii@ auseeftibrte SLIDER unb 5tntuets
ten &c. fnb In einei febens.pertben @als
ierie our Nnf9t uab gum gerfauf GUS
gefeat. Sn 6apeten uab 3immerbefos
rationen III bas @eidmadbp1he unh
Weuepe bort 3u finben.
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@as, eleftrtides 9idt uno Srtehfraft.

Wir bemerben uns I'm Die Guro.
i@aft bes Nublifums fur Gas, aur Bes
leu9tung uao gum Go6en. Mre, SIS
eanOescent, eleftrif6es 9ibt uub elf.
tril9e Sriebfraft. Wtr liefern 2oEisus
anl@ldge fir 8esung BON 86bren in
01uiern, Quffeuuns BON @ds6fen, unb
eIeftrii9e Seleu9tung, MDtore. @Iefs
tri19e Sriebfraft pirb prompt seliefert
BON Der Gan Mntomio Cas-
&nmpagnie. SelepDon PIP.
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g eras 9.

= Sn AnbaIt ftarb pI6Bli@ s. ..
9!rbd. @s binterldbt cine aabirei9e
5nm!lie.
9as Enhancement gum SOUL
geisB f@reibt Dor, boB idhrlid
in teaem 5enatsbiftritt 2e6rer Brit.
fungen ~fattinben foaen, tuos
bet Gertififate erIanet weroen t6n>
men, DeIde LIBERAL i'm @taate ouf aebn
Sabre gitltig ino. 9lele Yrhfungen
beginner ON II. Muguft in foleen6en
5tdoten: l.. Difritt, Beaumont; g.,
Naeogoo9es; g.. Mariball; A., Dan=
gerfelb; s., @reenpine; g.. Spler;
l., 4alefine; s., @rodett; g., 0ous
ton; TO-, @elbeftDn; H., Columbus /;
12., 8%renbam; 49,, @iobinss; a.,
0earne; 15., @orfcana; &c., Datas;
L., Senton; 49,, Wbitesboro; 49,,
9enrietta; TO-, Sort Mprib; 81. @les
burae; g., Maco; 49,, 8eltoa; "a.
Marbls Sails; g., Saa Marcos; 26.,
geebtQe; e., upalbe; 49,, Son Mn,
eelo; 49,, CISCO; 3d., Dublin; 81,
Paris.
= Sn 8ictoria tit bic i9auetIi0e
Gntbedang eemaGt morben, baB Marie
0snfolbt, etne bllflofe Dyau i'm Glitter
BON 40 Sabren in ibrem 3imn1er BET,
gewaltigt uub ermorbet tuuroe. sic
sObnte allein neben Brdgers gilens
tpaarens@tore, tpar oln Mittmo9 gegeu
Wbenb ausgegangen uab febrte ettpa
UNI q nbr in lire Wobnung 5urisd.
ibr AbenbeRen, bas fe fi6 BON Ders
tDarSten gebolt bate, auf beren Inter.
ffibuug fte a~ngeDieien NOR, In ber
Donb trageab. Nm 5reitag befuhte
lie cine Ni@te, Der bas LANCE Musbleiz
ben Der Sante aufieI unb als tie bas
3immer betrat, bot fi9 i6r elm f6reds
li6er Nnblid. SIN i6cr tpeit borge.
i9rittenen 3utanbe ber 8erpefung nit
3ei@en brutaler MiBhaabIuns fab fe
bic 2ei@e Dor ii6. Die Muftegung
iiber bic srdBlide Sbat 1T groB. Mus
benz umitaaoe. baB bas Ibeuoefen nod
unberibrt auf benz Slide {tanb, emit
nimmt nan, baB ber eutiebIi6e Ntt am
Mittuo@ Mbenb apiF9en y BIS 81 ubr
begansen mOrben fem mug uno ber
0eriber f@ ndbrenb Der NbueIenbeit
Der armen Grau i'm 3immer berfedt
unb ibre &iiffebr ertpartete. Inn fein
i9euBli6es 8orbaben aas3ufibren.
- Nnna &aabe, ein 1~6idbriges
Mdb6en, fibrte nabe Snbepenbence,
Baibinston gountn, pferbe gum Wai,
Ter, als Elm @epitter lcsbra@. sic
frat nnter einen Baum uno parbe bonn
8liB erf6Iagen.
: Was bic Garme. BON Seras nd.
tbig baben, : iagt bic v@aIb. Stems"
in eiuem tur3en goitorielen, = 7nb
Roniumenten fir tire @rseugniHe.
Samit tie iol1e befommeu, 1T IS aber
notbweubia, oaB Die Garital . Qnlaget.
uno 8erbefetunsen in Seras grmutbis
gung finbeH. @eIbmdnner, ipeI9e 5as
bgifen unb giienbabnen bauen uno in
8ettieh feBen. Das inb bic befien
Gunoen fir ben Garmer! unb bod
preoiet bic .Neps" ben Greiban6el uab
ldBt nibi oabon ab ben Garmer sesen
ben eroridenben @9uBSua auf3uwie.
9eln, ber Inn bic notbtpenbisFen Sc.
benss unb 5armbebhrfnife bertbeuern.
wel9e nebenbei bemerft, beute iuss
geiammt ~bebeutenb biai9er finb, dig au
ie elmer 3eit 0Orber, = trObbem. baB fe
ueiB ober bod inifen iolte, baB es nur
nit 6ilfe elmer f9hbenben 3oQgeiebges
bung. mel@e bic naturgemdB biligen
@r5eusniRe bes europdif6sn Gewerbs.
ben unirigen i'm preiie glei6s
felt, 5a erm6gli6en 1T, aud BET uns
In Seras cine SnbuItrie In bas 2ebsn
81 rufen unb auf3utauen, pelbe benz
Garmer &unben uno IohHenoe 3abiung
fir feline prooutte i@aft.
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9entid Gnsliide @dnle.

Gltera, tDel9e ibae Ginber Der obigen
IafaIt anbertrauen molten, tperben
bierour@ barauf aufmerfiam aelna9t,
oaB Ginber, bic nod feiaen llnterri9s
etbalten baben, nur bel 8egitln beg neus
Ell s6uIiabres, allo am ndnlfen 1.
September, In bic 5duIe aufsenoms
men merDen f6nnen.
Tar bet S@ulDorfanb,
s. @roos.
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Wdbrenb Der beiBen Sabres3eit
leiben febr biele OIL Nppetitlofsteit.
Mls bas bette Mittel basegen geIten BITE
bsriibmteu Dr. gusuit &6nis's Sams
burger Sropfeu; fe fo0en beBmegen In
teinem 9auie feblen.
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= Brof. 6oHmann bon ber taiboIis
i@en unioeritdt in WaIbinston bate
cine Muoieas beimp dpfte. in tuel@er bieier
fi@ lobeab iber ienes neue SnItitut auss
ipra6 unb aud feline Oppoftion geger
ben betannten 8lan @abeuslps begrtin.
hn4a
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= o@ott, mas for e Slang BON
benz SPIEL Nmal ME lauter Sus
faten. anal luie lauter Silber3tparsis
eerl" = pSOr6', Satelebeu. ba mar
e. fali@er o'runteri |"
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staat Sbio, SoIsbo,3
QucuS G, brnt n. s. s..

2ueu8 Gonnth, S. S.
Sraut $. gAeueh beF6p6rt, baB Ct Der
dItese Tartner Der 6irma s. s. @beue1 C
So, 1T, welde @ei9dfte in Der Stabt So
Iebo, in oben ~senanntein @ountb uno Staate,
tbut. uno bae befagte Girna bic Summe bon
einbunbert Dollars fir jeOen Fan BON
Satarr9 BEG ablen miro, ber bur9 ben Gebrau@
hon sails aatarrb eur rsdt gebeilt
Derben farm. Tranf $. @beue1.
8ef6pprcn bnr mir unb untsr 5riebeu in
metner @e9epnart ant 6. September A. D. SO.
( q. Is. @Ieafpn,
vs. nfentlider Notar.
Seu's Satarrb Slut biro innerIi@ genpn.
men unb birft brett auf bas Slut unb bic
fdlsimisen SberFdden bes Shfem8. Sast
Gud rmfonf oeuenife tomttefs.
s. S. Gbenee & Sc, Gpleso, Shio.
g|- 8erfauft bon apotbetern, Is @ts.
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Jorberunsea m6glid]ersoeife Die beibeH
alien beFebenbeu parte!en 81 fprengeu,
III bod au abIuro, als bag fe es oers
biente, ndber beleuGtet 5u Derben.
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0euti@> Nsmaliidbe GdlaIe,

San Autonto, Eeras.
snerfannt ti6tiee 2ebraaEaIt fur Ruaben
anb Mdbden; felt breibie Sabren in reset
@irtiamlett. 8ortrefRi@e 2ebrtrdfte nnter Be-,
rdbrter 2eituna. Ser euslif9en Spradle pirt,
Die Der beutl9en, boIe @e@nung setraeen.
auGerbem nuterridt i'm @panii3en. Gtniger.
E,aben borbereitete Schiller fnSsn ~ieSeraetf
Qufnebme. gdbere a~nsfunit ertbeiIen $err
8. Sroos, HraiSent bes e9ul 8orfanbef
unS B m. Barbed. Oireftpr Der GpfnIt
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-16
DISTRICT COURT BRIEFS.

The case of ROsequist against the d.
M. Gilmore Furniture company went 10
the jury at 4:30 yesterday evening.
Ellen S. Matthews has filed note of
OF issue in a suit for divorce against
Thomas E. Matthews. The case will be
made public at the hearing.
The suit of The Ryan Drug Company
against The City of Minneapolis for
damages resulting from the death of a
horse that fell into an excavation, was
decided in favor of the defendant.
Emilio Scagla has brought an action
against Michael COlwell to recover $40
on promssory note. The plaintiff is
the head waiter at the West hotel, and
seems to have saved up enough to 90
into the money loaning business.
Judge Young is trying his first case
in sixteen years in court as an attorney.
The suit is against A. B. Clark, solicitor
for the st. Louis road, and dates back
many years, when purchase was made
of a printing outfit valued at about
$4,000.
The bastardy case of Annie Shear
born against August Peterson was con-
finued until next Monday. There is a
chance that the case will be settled be-
fore it comes TO trial, all that stands in
the way being settlement Of the ex-
Penses.
The Gunner-Smith case will have to
be tried over again, as the jury decided
to disagree in the matter. The next
trial will be held some time during the
middle of February. The case bids fair
to become one of the chestnuts of the
Rennepin county district court.
Barney Mulgrew is suing F. D. Har
Tington to recover $4,000 damages for
personal injuries, resulting from fall
from the balcony of the Metropolitan
opera house in st. Paul. He claims
that the defendant was negligent in not
providing proper braces, etc., to the
6catfolding.
Grinnell q Co., the commission mer-
chants. are suing the Wisconsin
Central railroad to recover 1922 claimed
to be lost on carload of grapes that
were delayed in transit. The firm
claims that the road asked them to sell
the fruit as commission men and would
pay the balance. The jury gave the
firm 1851.
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sNYDER's REPORT.
Annual Meeting of the Board of
Supervisors of the Poor.

Mayor Winston presided at the annual
meeting of the supervisors of the poor,
held yesterday afternoon in the Office or
Supt. Snyder, in the city hall. The
mayor and an alderman from each ward
comprise the board. The mayor having
called the roll, Supt. Snyder proceeded
to read his report for the month of De-
cember. During that time 448 appllca-
tions had been made to the board, and
relief was granted in 16S cases. The
superintendent had made 10S personal
visits. Orders were given for groceries
amounting to $45o.95, and an, for wood
amounting to $327.40. There are in
patients, fifty-eight having been sent to
them during past month. The hospital
expenses for the month aggregate
$491.27 1t cost $372.29 to support DUR
ing December the A inmates lodged and
boarded in the puorhouse. There were
| Is burials in the last month OF the year,
and 16 persons were assisted to leave
the city at an expense of S102.26. The
total expenses of the month were
S1,s57.45.
Supt. Snyder also read his annual re-
port, which has been published in the
GLOBE. The total expenses of the de-
partment for the year amounted to
$22, 194.97. Relief was given in 2,113
cases, and 1.275 visits were made. Supt.
| Snyder recommended that the city hos
pital was not large enough for the pur
poses of the depal tment, and suggested
| the erection of more commodious and
better-equipped building. The fund
| for this purpose already amounts to
| 10000. The superintendent expressed
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| police officers had given him during the
year. and referred particularly to the
| services of Lars OWre, clerk of the board.
| He also recommended that Mr.. Owre's
salary be increased from 5000 to $1,000.
| The matter was referred to the council
! committee on salaries.
| Rev. William Wilkinson, the work
| house chaplain. recommended that Miss
| Childs, now in the workhouse, be sent
/ to her father in Denver. MIR. Wilkin-
son thought that the young woman had
reformed, and that she should be sent
| home. Referred to the WOrkhouSe COM
mittee for investigation.
! The petition of Mrs. Lou Martin for
transportation for her daughter Kate to
| Quincy, ILL.,, was referred to the super
| intendent torlnyestigation. Mrs. Martin
is unable to support the girl, and the
latter will be cared for by friends in
| Quincy. The mother superior of st.
Mary's hospital requests the city to pay
| for the care of Julia Courtney, of LIE
Sueur, an invalid who has been, and
will probably be for some time,a charge
| in that institution. The matter was re-
ferred to the superintendent, On mo-
| ton of Aid. Parry Mr.. Owre's salary
! was then increased to $1,000 per year.
After the transaction of routine bust
| ness the board adjourned.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-16

school OF oratory in the Northwestern con
sefyatory of music has elected officers as
follows: Miss Fannie c.. lie Gre. president
Miss Winnifred Gallagher. vice president;
Mrs. c. z. Haney. secretary; Mrs. A. 4.
Wadsworth, treasurer and Miss Louise j.
Manning. critic.
A ski tournament will be held at Ishpena-
ing, Mich, Jan. % and G. Illstrup, president
of the Minneapolis Ski association, has Teen
invited to be present. Ten prizes are offered
ranging fr ON SIS to 500. A number OF North
and Northwestern cities will be represented.
but not Minneapolis, because the absence OF
snow has prevented practice.
Special Agent George W. Grant, who is
gathering manufacturing statistics. reports
the work as progressing satisfactorily. Mr.
Grant has several assistants and states that
the work in hand will be thoroughly per
at the expiration of few days. but does not
know when his duties will end.
The following committees of the city coun'
Gil are called to meet tomorrow: Accounts
OF city officers and markets at 2 p. M; legs
lation at 1880 p. m. Aid. Ingenhutt ar
Gray, of the market committee, had an in
formal conference yesterday evening, ano
are OF the opinion that it is high time Mr.
Gale should know Just what he expects to dc
and when he Will do ii.
The Cecilian male quartette engaged to
sing at Gethsemane Episcopal church have
severed tnelr contract, ana Will uO longer
sing in the choir. DIR. Dadswell. the organ
ist says that owing TO the nature Of the mu-
sic of the Episcopal church, the individual
Ism of the quartette is absurd in the choir
The quartette does not believe it had an OPP
portunity to show its quality" The con
tract was mutually broken.
r. X. Sprague. formerly cashier of Lari
more bank, was arrested Wednesday after
noon in this city by Sheriff John o. Faduen
of Grand FORKS, N. D., and taken 10 tina
city. II was alleged that Sprague embezzlet
81 200 from the Larimore bank. Yesterday
he was arraigned in Grand Forks and en-
tered plea of not guilty. 1t is thought hi
will be acquitted of the criminal charge, bu
will be made party to civil suit in which
the bank is plaintiff. Sprague was employed
for q short time in the Flour City Nationa
bank of this city as accountant.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-16
And 1t Works Well in Charitable
Enterprises.

The new addition to the associated
charities system was discussed yeSter-
day afternoon at the rooms of the Or
ganization. Friendly Visitors is the
name under which these workers sail.
The system is very thorough one, and
requires that those who assist in ap-
plying it visit the families and become
thoroughly acquainted with every want.
A dozen families have been visited
during the past week, and they
were reported upon yesterday afternoons.
The system is as simple as it is thor
ough. Tile city is divided into districts,
and each volunteer visitor is given a
district to look after. The visitor goes
to each family, and discovers the exact
condition; how many of the families
are able to work; how many are ill, and
exactly what is needed. The visitor
then makes report to Secretary Holt
by card. The card is arranged so that
the report cannot but be thor
ough if all questions are prop
erly answered. Secretary Holt says
there are eighty-two families to be Wis
tied in this way, and as many volun-
teers as will come forward can be used.
He is enthusiastic over the system, and
expects great things from it. There
are about twenty volunteers engaged in
the visiting work now.
Applications for aid have been I'M
usually frequent during the recent cold
weather, increased, no doubt, by the
difficulty in finding work because of the
general luIl in business. With some of
these applications come statements that
the seekers will be evicted unless rent
money is forthcoming. Secretary Holt
desires it distinctly understood that the
associated charities can pay no back
rents and debts.