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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-03-10
FOR SALE.

A VIKINGS, tents, flags, horse and Wagon
IA covers, aetc. j. NJ. Rossell, 355 Jack
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-03-10
WANTS.
FOR RENT.
'EOuSeS.

A WE RENT HOUSES, STORES. OF
IA. FICES. TAKE CHARGE OF RENTED
PROPERTY. TAYLOR'S RENTING AGEN-
CY. GLOBE BUILDING.
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PULAR WANTS.
AUCTION SALES.
Aavanagla & johnson, Auction
GERS.

OARBERS, ATTENTION-We will sell
- the following barber goods at public
Enctiono on Friday, March II, at 10 a. M. at
PIC East Seventh ST.: Seven fine barber
CHAIRS two cup cases. mirrors, leather
seat chairs, hat rack, 6 brackets. 2 barber
poies 1 showcase. lamps, commodes, etc.
These goods are A No. l. BARRIERS looking for
bargains cannot afford TO miss this SALE
kayanagh Il johnson, Auctioneers. 1856. 1873
=. and 100 East Sixthst
FURNITURE AND CARPETS AT
Auction-Owing to the severe weather
of Wednesday. we did not sell all the furni-
ture advertised, SO we will continue the sale
on Saturday, March II. at 10 a. m, at PIG
East seventh ST., when all advertised will
be sold. together with another fine collec-
: hen, consisting of elegant parlor suits, bed
room suits, easy chairs, willow rockers, sofas.
Wfrdr0bes, couches, sideboard. folding bed.
bureaus. commodes springs. mattresses,
BEDS cook stove. croekery ware, toilet sets,
etc.. etc.: also large and very fine lot of
carpets; these carpets are ostbody Brussels
and ingram; they cannot be beat, almost as
good as new. and desirable sizes; parties
looking for bargains in good goods cannot
afford TO miss this sale. Kavanegh & John
son. Auctioneers, 1856. 1SS and 100 East Sixth
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-03-10
RACED IN SLUSH.
Winners of the Gutenberg Purse
Contests.

GUTENBERG, n. j., March 9.-The
track was in sloppy condition today.
First race, six furlongs-Character won,
Opalo second. Architect third Time. l :25.
Second race, three fnrlOngs-Dillon won,
Vocal second, Rey Del third. Time, N
Third race, six furlongs-Jay De won,
Marie Lowell second, Bill Barnes third.
Time, 24t.
Fourth race mile and half-Azrael won,
Sir George |. second, Kempland third. Time.
2:l0.
Fifth race, four and half furlongs-Cold
Stream won, Marty b second. Objection third.
Time, l :02.
Sixth race, seven furlongs-Fenelon won,
Alfornon second. Forest King third. Time,
:43A.
ENTRIES FOR TODAY.
Three uarters-Shotover rs: Miss Olive,
10; Lamar. 10: Bias, 10; Alarm Bee, ITO;
Harrisburg, 10: My Craft, 107.
Three-quarters = Blackburn, rs: Sweet
Bread. ITO; Graduate, 10; Belisarius no.
Crab Cider. 10; Lady Pulsifer, ITO; Logan,
40.
Six and a half furlongs. selling-Jay f
Dee 116: Xenophone, lis; Peralto, 100; lnno-
walton, 81,
Four and a half furlongs, selling-Ballaratt
123; Glitter H., 1I3; Marty B, l13; Eleve, 113;
Quibbler, ITO; Mulligan, ITO; Adolph, ITO;
Craft, leg.
Fiveeighths Of a mie-Prince Howard,
1913; Gyda, %; Extra, 90; Pardon, 81; Pan
way "a; Narka colt. 80.
Seyen-eighlhs of q mile, selllng-Algernon,
1920; Il, l20: Belle Bracket. 800; Count
Luna, 100; Cascade, III; Archie Collins, 109.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-03-10
POPULAR WANTS.
SITUATIONS OFFERED.

D-WANTEP-SnIe on salary or
j. commission to handle the New Patent
Chemical EraSing Pencil: the greatest
selling novelty ever produced; grasses ink
thoroughly in two seconds; 10 abrasion of
pal err 20 10 go er cent roft; one agents
sales amounted 10 t2u m six DAYS; another
s. III Two hours; We want one energetic gen
eIal agent in each state ard territory. For
terms and full particulars address The Mon
zoe Eraser MFG. Co. La Crosse Wis. !.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-03-10

BOARD - For rent pleasant furnished
ID rooms, with board; also table board. 2l0
East Ninth ST
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Suburban..

TOR SALE-A forty-acre farm, good gar
L deniug land, all cultivated, house, stable,
etc. ; only half mile from Bald Eagle lake, and
one and a halfmiles from White Bear lake;
price S300000; worth s609f00. For fur
Their particulars inquire of Mlchaud Bros,
coriler seventh and Wabasha.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-03-10

IF YOU are wanting loan on yonr horses,
L furniture, watches. diamonds, OF anything
square dealing loan office of j. l.. Strauch,
Room 10, Globe Building. You can get no
better terms, lower rates or easier return pay
ments elsewhere. Private rooms Remember
The Mace
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-03-10
Scraps OF Sport.

Jack Crooks, who will cover sc cond base
for the Browns this season, arrived in the
city from ST. Paul yesterday. Crooks is in
good condition, and expects TO play the game
OF. his life this year.-St Louis Globe-Demo-
crat.
Walter Wilmot left for Hot Springs yester-
day morning to report to Arson Jimmy
Rya called on President Hart aud made a
most pronounced effort to secure an increase
of salary. He and the president talked long
and to the purpose, and Jim left satisfied,
but no richer ie will leave Friday morn
ing for the Springs. Dahlen, who has been
detained here by his child's illness, leaves
this morning-Chicago Tribune.
When about to Scald milk wet the
saucepan with cold water to prevent
the milk from scOrchlng.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-03-10
INSTRUCTION.

DROF. ED. HALsE will give guitar and
i mandolin instruction at the reduced
price of SOC during the spring and summer
season, atS+s East Seventh st.
TNHE MISS }. u. HESS Business and
i Shorthand school, Pioneer Press build
ing, is the only school in the Northwest that
secures situations fer is graduates.
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MUSICAL.

DIAN0 TUNER-Address S. E. Crutehett,
L Box 499, Postof1iee st. Paul: price, SL50;
references.
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WANTED TO RENT.

II OUSE-Wanted TO rent house 10 rooms
i L detached, by responsible party; al mod
erri conveniences; state rent; full particulars
or no notice. Address NJ r. f., Globe
CTORE-Wanted,s store with living rooms,
= centrally located for restaurant or
laundry. Address Z LIS. Globe.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-03-10
POPULAR WANTS.
SITUATION OFFERED.
Feii.a eS.

Fema' eS.
a GOOD SALARY guaranteed TO any
Alady who will do writing for me ut home.
address i'll own handwriting with addressed
and stamped envelope. Miss Edna L.
Smythe. South Bend. Ind, Proprietor of the
Famous Gloria Water.
PANGS-Bangs cut and curled. Is cents.
ID BOn-Ton Hair Parors, 424 Wabasha,
corner Seventh.
CARPET sEWER-Wanted, competent
- lady carpet sewer. Cali at 507 Petit ST.,
near Bradley.
CHAMBER Wanted, frst-class
~ chamber girl. Hotel San Angelo. Min
neapolis.
DRESSMAKER wanted at once, at Z
~ East Tenth ST.
nOUSEWORK-W Wanted, girl to cook
II wash and iron. Apply at ST. Oakland aV.
OUSEWORK- Wanted, at $50 Grand
VI av.. girl for general housework; small
family; good wages; also young nurse girl
OUSEWORK-W Wanted, a girl for gen.
II eral housework. APO Ashland av.
uOUSEWORK-G wanted IA East
uOUSEWORK- Wanted. two girls. one
L LOT general QOuSeWOTh anu lllc OluCI Us
nurse. 724 Cedar, corner University.
uOUsEWORk-G wanted for general
Ii homework. Call at 1856 Smith av.
uOUsEWORK-Gir for general house
Ii work: family of TWO. 345 East Ninth ST.
LIOUSEWORK.- Girl wanted for general
Ii housework. Call mornings at o56 ot
Peter st.
HOUSEWORK-Gi wanted for general
Il homework small family. CPS Pine st.
lOUSEWORK-Gir for general house
Ii work; small family. 525 L Orient ST.,
via Thirteenth and Broadway.
uOUSEWORK- anted, competent girl
Ii for general housework best wages to
the right one; no washing. Apply 454 Ash
land av
LlOUSEWOBk-Gi wanted in family of
IL two: easy work and good pay. 1863 Arun-
del ST.
HOUSEWORk-W Wanted, good girl for
IL housework ut 632 Holly.
KITCHEN GIKL-Girls wanted, kitchen
IA and dining girl "a East Eleventh ST.
HLTCHEN WORK "A girl wanted to
IN help i'll the kitchen 633 Wabasha ST.
STENOGRAPR kR-Wanted young man
- stenographer; mast write Il good hand,
and willing to work forS40. Address 81 En-
dieott.
XXTANTED-Lady or gentleman in every
w town in the state; good salary. Adj
dress with stamp, sos Bank of Commerce
Building. Minneanois. Mimi.
-
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A LII KINDS of stove, repairing at lSS.
IA West Seventh ST.. Seyen Corners.
DRIyATE HOSPITAL. SCHOOL OF
[ Midv iferv-Mrs II. Stencil. 2gS Martin st.
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ACCOUNTANTS.

Fl NJ TEMPLE, 90 ermania Life Build
HI ing, 4th & Mimi. lex pertand Audit work
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-03-13
THE WOMEN RULE.
THEY DONINATE The IOWA SOLONS-THElR
PRESENCE MANIFEST IN BOTH HOUSES
Of the Legis.aturs-Thrity Members Who Have
Secured Positions for Wives and Daughters.
Unusual Scenes

DEs MONIES, March 1O.-To one &C
customed TO legislative proceedings In
other States, or to anybody who has
ever had occasion to visit another legis-
lature in session, that OF Iowa affords
curious study. Not that the body itself
or the two bodies which compose 1T are
not like others, for they are. In fact at
a casual glance the two houses OF lowas
Legislature at this session will compare
more than fsvorably with that OF any
other State, but it is in the organiza-
ton, the rules, the floor methods, and,
above all, the machinery OF the Iowa
Legislature that first attracts and then
amuses the stranger.
The Iowa Legislature is run by wem-
en-. BY this is not meant that Old men
women sit In the legislative chairs and
vote as their short-haired wives dictate.
II lis run by far more graceful, attrac-
tive and alas, influential, type Of fair
womanhood. 1t is quite comical
TO go into either branch OF the Iowa
Legislature at a "busy scene" Sena-
tors and Representatives sit gravely in
their seats. The President Of the Sen
ate and the speaker OF the house are
there, and one almost wonders to
see that they at least are
men. Behind the rows OF
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-03-13
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.

Black Prince Lodge No. 10, x. OF P,
held it's regular meeting on Thursday
night with an attendance present which
taxed the seating capacity OF It's very
large hall. There were present visiting
brethren from all the local lodges, also
from Baltimore, Steubenville, Washing
ton, Claysville, Bridgeport and Texas,
also a very large delegation from Tay-
lorstown. Work was done In the first,
second and third degrees, the team as
usual showing proficiency in the work.
The visiting brethren expressed them
selves as highly pleased with the way
the work is conferred in Black Prince
Lodge. After the meeting all present
repaired TO WaIther's restaurant. where
refreshments had been prepared
to which ample justice was
done, after which the floor
was cleared and the sssemblage
was entertained by the Black Prince
Glea Club, who rendered several selec-
tions in their inimitable style. Brother
Scott, Of Taylorstown, favored the
brethren with several solos, after which
speeches wers made and general good
time was had. The visiting brethren
voted the members Of Black Prince roy
al entertainers, and Bro. G. W. Weis-
gerber the prince Of masters OF cere-
monies. One application was acted
upon. Upon next meeting night there
will be one candidate for the FIRST de-
gree, two for the second, and two Tor
the third. The Lodge is still keeping
up the gate at which it started with the
first OF the year, and are certainly earn
ing the right to their title Of busters.
Baltimore Lodge No. 6, X. OF p, hav-
ing been increasing their membership
wonderfully, and are still adding TO
their number. son tomorrow (Monday)
night said lodge will confer the Rank
of Page on two, the Rank OF Esquire on
one. the Rank Of Knight on four. This
is considerable work for one night. We
contemplate good time. The aug
mentation Of this order the last year
has been astounding. Be on hand,
KNIGHTS, and aid in the work.
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ed In his locality for the Republican nom-
ination for Auditor. Bellaire will also
present at the same convention, the name
OF Duane t. Cowen. OF this city. The
Democrats viii renominate the present
efficient incumbent Joe Henderson, than
whom there Is not a more popular young
man in the county.
1t is reported that Miss Lizzie Phillips,
Of the First ward. has been LEFT snug Tor
time by an uncle recently deceased.
There Is big revival 10 progress In the
NJ. r. Church az Warnock. At last report
there were about forty accesSions 70 the
church and the interest in the meetings
growing Rev. Pettay Is In charge, assist
ed by Rev DIR. w. \. Williams,
The first snake story Of the season Is IN.
Robinson Workman, Sr, Of near town, re-
ports that on Friday member OF his house
hold drew up ia the bucket OF water from
the well snake about two feet IN length.
His snakeship was dumped out on the
snow and wriggied about AZ a great rate.
The house dog came along and quite q
struggle ensued before the snake fell VIC
tim.
The Young Peoples Working Society OF
the First NJ. E. Church will give an enter
tainmeut at the church next Thursday
evening, 10 be followed by social.
viii White and Billy George will play
with the Oregon ball club the coming sea,
son. The Brooklyn club has not yet secured
Perk Kennedy aud be may sign with the
Tacoma club.
The Every Other Week Club held an In
teresting meeting az the residence OF Dr. j.
p. West, Friday evening.
There is some talk OF Fred Hazel being
appointed as policeman In the Fifth ward
10 MI the vacancy occasioned by the sus-
pension of John FELTON,.
An Ohio Valley engine jumped the track
at Narrows run, below Dllie's Bottom,
Yesterday, and rolled over the emoankment
The accident was caused by slip in the
hillside parting the rails.
Word was received here thst VIM. Case,
father OF Mrs. George G. Ankle, OF this
city, died at his home at Darlington, o., on
Friday.
The tenth anniversary OF the organiza-
ton Of the Woman's Mission Society, OF
the Second Presbyterian Church, VIII be
appropriately observed this evening. The
programme includes the history OF the
society, literary and musical selections
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knew Firms voice, but there is q per-
feet bank Of beauty right in front Of
him, and their fans are waving and
what am | 10 do?"
DINNER.
Everybody in Iowa goes to dinner at
70 o'clock. II nineteen ire engines had
come up TO the capitol on this occasion
and turned on 1000, 900 gallons OF wa
ter it could not have created greater
CONSERVATION or more sudden Impulse
OF action than did the whistle OF the
Des Moines match factory at - o'clock.
Women stared at each other, some prob
ably forgetting the boiling kettle, but
all moved with common Impulse
noon-eat. The Senate chambers be-
gan to buzz and thin out. Poor Senator
Catch, who had just got into the NJ
teenth stage OF his personal explanation,
had TO stop. The ladies, as they gath
cred impetus from those behind them,
seemed to catch the odor Of the over
heated pot at home, and went Tor the
door. Everybody went. The esteemed
Lieutenant Governor had hardly time
to announce an adjournment.
Through the stream OF people when
at noon wandered down TO dinner could
be seen numerous members OF the Leg
islatuTe. with their wives and daugh-
tiers, all serving the State, and at least
one Senator of splendid presence and
great hope with two or his committee
clerks, one on each arm.
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so under these conditions. On the con-
trary, the Senator goes into that room,
or into the journal room, or into the To-
dex room, or into the secretary's room,
and he sees pretty heads, and quiet,
trim little gowns, snd occasionally he
gets sight OF dainty foot, and then
be begins TO choke down his ris-
ing wrath at the previous delay,
and pretty soon he begins to smile, and
then he is ripe to ask the fair young
bill clerk, for instance, II she will kind
ly give him copy OF Mr.. Gatch's bill to
check intemperance. And the Senator
does this with all his new-found cour-
teSy.
And then the fair young bill clerk,
her heavy bosom covered with early
spring flowers, looks languidly and SYM
pathetically into the Senator's eyes aud
upon his rosy face and remarks with 3
w. C. T. U. twinkle in her eye that she
has carefully kept copy OF the bill
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-03-13

fnallv caught the face OF Senator Dodge
between two gorgeous early spring bon
nets. and felt treasured. Then ne PUT
on his skull cap and brought down his
Savel Secretary Stsver being at his
Ieft hand. with the morning order OF
business Senator Catch, author OF
the hin. was observed to be waiting be-
hind two elderly ladies, one OF them
with gray hair, and the other with
severe countensnce. The chaplain was
asked to offer prayer. The chaplain
mt a peculisr JUNCTION in his invocation,
and many OF the ladies in the away
hack rows kneeled. Then Lieutenant
Governor Bestow announced the
order az business, and in response Mr..
Catch rose up Ike century plant just
resdv 10 bloom, over the bed Of vlolets
and roses and secured the attention OF
the Senate. Once Senator Finn endeay-
ored TO interject remark ana Tor that
nurpose arose from his seat, but the
IJeutepant Governor, glancing in his
direction. failed TO catch the Interrupt
ton in time. and Mr.. Catch went on.
aFo- the life Of me-" said the presiding
officer TO his secretary, ~ thought l
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-03-13

than one instance the mother OF the
family is in receipt of S. q day in addi-
ton in some other clerical capacity.
1t is but proper hero to add that those
who enjoy these excessive beuehclarles
are, like Representative Dolph, members
OF the extreme wing in politics-the
prohibition-allianCe contingent VINO
look upon an election to the legislature
as whole years living and a right
smart chance TO lift the mortgage II
mother and the children can get
places and will be economical"
THE SEX oVERSHADoWING ALL.
But IL is not alone the thrifty legisla-
tor and mis- family, or the gallant legla-
lator with his first, second and third
best girl who want to bask in the sun
light Of Iowa'S favor and have pleas
ant relations with her treasurer. II
one can come TO the capital on almost
any pleasant day he will see peculiar
things-things that are not witnessed
In any other state in the union In leg
islative body. The day the Catch bill
was brought up in the senate it was by
a special order. This is the bill which
the Republicans OF the Senate prepared
as an utmatum to the Democratic idea,
and have concluded that they will ac-
cept as a solution OF the great Iowa
problem. 1t gives license in Iowa in a
form so restricted that In effect it APP
plies only TO the big river cities, leaving
matters elsewhere as they are. The
female temperance people in Des Moines,
all OF them Of Republican fealty and
sympathy, turned out TO see the evolu-
ton of the idea.
1t Is not the purpose here TO do other
than describe the scene. The hour was
set for 1920 a. IN. Before that hour
the entire Senate chamber was filed
with women. The lady employees found
themselves for once in a minority. The
lady visitors invaded the chamber.
They occupied the sofas until they were
filed, and then they coolly took the
Senator's seats. When the hour came
Lieutenant Governor Bestow emerged
from his room and found himself amid
a bower of beauty. BE at hrst
thought he might have in
vaded meeting Of the worlds
fair women managers, but he
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BRIDGEPORT.

In another column Of this mornings IS
sue will be found the result of yesterdays
primary election The men that have been
selected are good ones, and all capable 70
serve II elected All are looking forward
to- the rOusing meeting which the Demo
Gratis will hold al the City Hall next We'd
ucsday evening.
The town is torn up from center 70 cir
CumferenCe over "a sensational occurrence
that rrauspireC during the past week.
Some tOughs fell upon one or our prOml-
ueut phys.cia last Friday night, while
visiting Wheeling. Being single handed he
was unable no protect himself, and before
surcOr was rendered they had badly beaten
him aoou. the head and face. HO was con-
fined 90 tis home all day yesterday.
ON Friday evening the West Wheeling
Literary Society elected the following OIL
Ger, for the next six months President,
William Tate; Vice President Charles
Weusel; Secretary. Miss Kate Moore;
Treasurer, Miss Jennie PUrday.
The Martins Ferry Construction Com
pauv has contracted with the Bridgeport
Electric Power Company 10 furnish them
with light until the formers plant Is re-
built
louis Edwards. a clerk AZ the Htna
office, has been sick ana Frank Howell is
attending 10 his duties.
Rev stephens, OF the Pres yterlan
church at Kirkwood will deliver a sermon
this morning on: power Of the Gospel.
In the evening his subject viii be: Tears
Of Jesus
Clarence Fisher and wife, Of Urichs-
vile are visiting relatives in town.
j. T.. Dent aud W n. Tallman are in
Washington on business.
j. u. Truman. the superintendent at the
PENNSYLVANIA freight depot, leaves Monday
for "a western pleasure trip.
Fred Miller. of Elyria, representing the
Grafton stone works, u In town on ouSl-
ness.
r. NJ. Bagcs is spending Sunday with
relatives tn town
A. Neu nan, the clock manufacturer, has
returned from Chicago, where he has been
making extensive preparations 70 furnish
anumoar Of clocks for the Worlds Fair
buildings.
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wARRENTON.

WARRExroS, o., March 12.-The early
gardener was brought 70 sudden stand
still by the return Of winter.
William Welsh is very low, with little
hope Of recovery. Mr.. Sweezy is also quite
sick.
Mrs. Glow was called 70 wheeling on
Wednesday By the serious illness OF her
sister. Mrs. Bsdillion.
Miss Agnes Cusic, OF Marion, B the
gnest Of her aunt, Mrs. A. p. King.
] NJ. Ewing went 70 Dillonvale on busi-
ness on Saturday.
Rev. Stephens, Of Scio, gave one Of his
Instructive lectures on Friday evening 70
an apprecia.ive audience
Mrs. Condor was shopping IN Wheeling
on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Dotson rejoice In the ar
rival Of @ young son.
Mary Billingsiy entertained quite num-
her OF her friends on Monday evening, IL
being her sixteenth birthday.
Mary Briggs, Of IVES, Virginia, was the
guest OF LINE Yost on Monday and Tues
day.
Mrs. II. Gibson visited at Mrs. Mos
groves on Wednesday.
DR.. Kelly, OF Steu0enville, was in town
on Tuesday.
Ollie Lewis has started meat wagon,
which fills lorg-felt want, as opposition
Is the life Of trade.