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St. Paul daily globe., 1893-01-29
DIED.

STANsBURY-On Friday, Jan, 81 at 1920
pm, Major Howard E. Stanbuy, aged hfty-
four years. only brother of Mrs. K. b. Gal
usha Funeral from the residence or X. b.
Galusha 3O2 Sherman street, SUNDAY, Jan.
90. at3 D. m Friends of the family IN
yited to attend. Denver. Col, and crook
ston, Mimi, papers please copy.
ROWE-In st. Paul, at the family residence,
673 Hague avenus, Friday, Jan. e. at / a.
m. Mrs. Margaret F. Rowe, aged hftv-seyen
wears. wife of William II. Rowe. Funeral
from residence at s q. m. Monday, Jan. 80
Services at st. Luke's church at $50. Re
mains to be inferred i'll Calvary Cemetery
Inver Grove. no =.
WALSH-In St Paul. Saturday, Jan. 2S, at
5:l5 a. m, Stella Agnes, aged two years and
eight days. youngest daughter OF John r
and Josie Walsh. Funeral from family resi-
dence, 500 Bay street, today at p IN. Fu-
neral private. c,
MERIFiELD-In St. Paul, MINI, Saturday,
Jan. 28, 1858, Mrs. William j. Merifield age
fOrty-six wears. Funeral from family res
idence. G03 Pine street, Monday Jan. ~, at
2:3O p. m Friends invited.
Funeral carriages 81; Hearse, 81. E. "
Shirk's, 2e4 East Ninth st. Telephone 4o5-
For Funeral Carriages, $3.50. Nos. % and
% West Fourth st. Fred Schroeder. Tele
phone 54.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-01-29
THE PRUDENT WOMAN.
She Now Gets Ready for Gentle
Spring.

She NOW Gets Ready for Gentle
Spring.
Now is the time when the prudent
woman makes her preparations for
spring work. Notwithstanding ali of
the abuse to which the bargain counter
and its frequenters have been subjected
it remains just the same, and is more
and more visited by sensible women
with every passing season.
Now is the time when the judicous
mother buys and fits up all of the pretty
dainty summer plumage for her dear
little birdlings. 1t is so much nicer to
get things made up ahead, and as the
new ginghams, zephyrS and chambreys
are coming in very rapidly, and there
is nc lack of current styles on hand, this
is one Of the wisest of moves. Lighter
and brighter colors than usual are to be
worn the coming season, and also great
quantities of lace.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-01-29
Lemon Juice VS.. Vinegar.

Lemon juice is far more refreshing
and healthful than vinegar in preparing
coldslaw, and it is the same with sliced
tomatoes. The tomatoes, ripe and
sliced, with salt between, and fairly
drenched in lemon Juice, make most
delicious relish. Very hot water, about
half cup, with the juice of a lemon and
a trifle of salt added, Will prove new
and agreeable substitute for cold and
sweetened lemonade when winter is
fairly with us. The glass cone-like
''squeezers" made to fit tumbier, now
in use, aid in making these lemonades.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-01-29
FOR AMATEUR COOKS.
Celery Salad.


Cut up celery into small pieces till
there is a pint. Put in cool place and
serve with boiled dressing made as
follows: One tablespoonful Of salt, one
tablespoonful of sugar, two tablespoon
fuls salad 1.-two teaspoonfulS mustard.
three eggs. one cup of milk, one cup of
vinegar. Mix the salt. sugar and mus
tard together. Add to them the eggs
well beaten, then the vinegar and, after
stirring we'll, the milk; cook in double
boiler for twenty minutes or till thick
as boiled custard. This dressing if bot
tied will keep for week or more in a
cold place, and will many times take
the place Of the expensive and tedious
mayornaise.
Advantage of TlIes
The houSekeeper who has proper re-
gard for her kitchen furnishing will
Rave numerous tiles. Hot dishes placed
on wooden tables invariably scorch the
wood and generally leave line of SCOT
or grease that it requires good deal of
scrubbing to remove. The tiles will
save this unnecessary labor, for they
can be easily washed, and they will not
burn. They can be bought for five cents
apiece and will wear forever" A row
and another on the serving table will be
found great convenience.
Steyveti Chicken.
Stew chicken in just enough water
to cover until tender. Pick the meat
from the bones III long thin pieces. Re
duce the water in which it was boiled
one-half; thicken with one teaspoonful
of flour stirred into one teaspoonful of
butter. Season with salt and pepper,
and pour over the prepared chicken on
a hot platter.
EEam Toast
Boil one pint of milk and thicken with
a teaspoon OF flour. Add half cup of
chopped ham, boil three minutes. take
from The fire and stir well. Have ready
four slices of toast on hot plate, upon
which the mixture is poured.
To Eslancfa Almonds.
To blanch almonds, soak them in hot
water so the skins may come off easily.
MOisten with little sweet oil, salt well
and put into the oven to brown.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-01-29

NToTICE OF Ass1GNEE's sALE-THE
~ undersigned, as assignee of the estate of
Frank A. Harlow, insolvent, will sell at auc-
ton at the store of F. A. Harlow, "a East
Third street. St. Paul, Minnesota, on Febru,
ary I'd, at 10 o'clock a. fr1., all 1.-THE stock and
fixtures Of the said F. A. Harlow, consisting.
among other articles. of one safe, a letter
file. a tvpepriter, a mlmeograph, Office desks
and chairs, awnings. scales, partitions, check
psi-0t"s SAMUEL E. HALL, Assignee.
SO Bfanhattan Building, ST. Paul, MINI
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-01-29
Worlds Fair Auxiliary.

The regular monthly meeting of the
Woman's Auxiliary of Minnesota will
be held Wednesday, Feb. l, at 10 a. M,
Room 5O4, New York Life building.
All chairmen and those interested in
furthering the cause of the worlds fair
business are earnestly requested to be
present. M. Dassel, secretary.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-01-29
TIE VERSATILE VOKES.
A Superb Round of Pleasure Is
Bnnsn;SnH

A Superb Round of Pleasure Is
Promised.
1t is seldom that we are favored with
the presence of so excellent comedy
organization as that headed by that
Well-spring of fun, Rosina Vokes, who
comes to the Metropolitan next Thurs
day for a three-nights visit. Each of
the leading members of the company is
versatile and capable in his or her line
of work, and the plays presented by
them are clean and wholesome, abound
ing in keen witticisms, ludicrous situa-
tons, and an endless amount Of pure
fun.
Miss Vokes is viyacious in manner, a
divine dancer, and, in her peculiar way,
an actress OF unusual merit Size is a
charming little woman, capable of form
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-01-29
IN THE EARLY DAYS OF FEB
RUARY
Go to the Hot Springs.

$40 20 for the round trip; tickets on
safe daily; morning and evening trains
out of st. Paul and Minneapolis; sleep
ing car berths reserved through; only
one change of cars in union depot in st.
Louis. Fer further information call on
G. A. Rogers, City Ticket Agent, Guar
anty Building, Minneapolis; or f: II.
Thorl. City Ticket Agent, 365 Robert
Street, corner Fifth new location), st.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-01-29
STANDS FORWARD
Among the Noble American
Women.

In tue long and brilliant line Of Amer
lean literary women there will always
stand out prominently two women of
the name of Elizabeth Stuart Phelps.
The first was born in Andover nearly
seventy years years ago, and died at the
age of thirty-seven. Her daughter,
upon whom the mantle OF her mothers
genius fell, was also born in Andover.
She had her first story published when
she was thirteen years old, and since
she was nineteen she has supported her
self by her pen. She was twenty when
Gates Ajar'' gave her fame, and she is
now only fOrty-nine, though, because of
the long time she has been before the
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-01-29
WHAT WOMEN TALK ABOUT.

An Error Deeply Rooted in Mems
Minds
So many men think that directly
group of women get together the con-
versation either turns upon the fash
ions or personal gossip. Such an idea
is quite the reverse of what does actually
occur. Yet it is probable that man in
his superior wisdom will go on thinking
he knows it all until the end of the
world.
Women, of course, from choice, talk
to each other on topics of especial inter-
est in the feminine world, yet there are
many delightful conversations held on
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-01-29
THE IDEAL WOMAN.

She's sweeter than the new blown rose;
She makes mems hearts go pit-a-pat
Whene'er glance at them she throws.
She's always dressed in tasteful clothes,
And sense ana dignity she shows,
For when to see play she goes
She wears q loW-crowned hat.
Milwaukee Journal.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-01-29
FACTS AND FANCIES.

With nerves unstruug and heads that
ache
Wise women Bromo-Seltzer take-Trial
bottle l0c.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-01-29

Myers & Co.,
jewelers..
Auction Sale at 1880 each day. II
East Third street.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-01-29
Upright Piano Only s1e5.
= Clever-Cut Clothes.

Large variety of Cloths; fit. guaran-
teed; moderate price. McGrath d Co.,
$40 Robert street.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-01-29
Hotel Mefronolitan

has the warmest rooms, finest cafe and
more complete comforts, Including
choice evening dinner, than any hotel
In the Northwest.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-01-29
New York Herald.

The above "mantle' is in two pieces
connected by a plisse a souffiet. The
material is of red cloth, and the collar
and trimming of fur,
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-01-29
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

WHY SUFFER WITH SORE
w throat, old chronic sores, pimples on
the face, liver, kidney and urinary diseases
when DR.. Haliday's Blood Purifier, in con-
nection wish his throat gargle and wash for,
sores, will cure you? Office PA 18th St. st Paul
~ owing TO the fire of the Andrew Schoch
Grocery Co.. has established temporary
offices with DR.. j. NJ. Finnell, corner Seventh
and Broadway, over E.Stierle's Drug Store.
DR. HALE, LIFTS GRAND OPERA
~ House Block, fills teeth without pain.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-01-29

Funeral carriages So; Hearse, 81. q; "
Shirk,s 2s4 East Ninth St IelephOne 455-
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-01-29

For Funeral Carriages, $3.50. Nos ~ an
% West Fourth st. Fred Schroeder. Telf
phone 524.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-02
Satoai mno otc gSiascr=&iGecm'Id,c
GuutroucrIc.

aiGtng.to .. s., 81. Sanuur.
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cine Su langc 4blueienbeit bon Nlbanu be-
plugeu. Safer Starrettt, oeIen Name i'll
2epeihcn pou 0fom al GteUe sater 9iot-
fcr's Gsuaunt wuroe, iOQ Elm ehr talentuol-
fer Wtauu lem.
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q. Die meme 9oae tln9t nit 45 WfitglteosrH
nm. Nod1 SdlIB Der Sibung rpIroc Elm
loleuner GomnlerS i'll Ssene SelePtt moue'
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quettc couponirt. Die uerid)ieOenen Ute
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''Chateau of Kerbignac on-the-Bay;" III.
s.Thc Governors Palace ut the Island OF
Estrclla."
Die geiammte muiifaliid)e Geitung fiibrte
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geiiibrleu Sper cine iuabre Suatlou barge
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Der fiyebiame Sing6or sdblt ge9euwdrs
tlg 80 Summcu unb tol9euOe Seamten:
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S6nittipaaren iut pS6men Saoett,"
Iir. 10, yerluqtOna StrGBe.



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(slus nnlerer sei,risem 2. Wpraen.uusa aabe.
Gauibalismus AMI bobsr See. - Sbre6IidIe
SsiOen fd,iHSbrndbi3er SccIente.

Sam burg, 81. Sanuar. - lie 0rei
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p:oermanu" gerettet MD gslteru bier 9elaus
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paSeu uuo be8 6uuQe.S, ben lie III Den
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MAIDEN muBten.
jSluei Don ibneu iuaren beute iOmeit bergez
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ten. an 8. SeSember uou philadelphia
abgefabren, mar bas Sdllff tortmdbreno I'M
Sturnl, oas 9ed mar oouitduoi9 upu BEN
gSellen iberitr0mt, oaS 9tuOer Serbrodleu
uno Die Soote bis aui Gins Iort9el6memmt.
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ndt nlebr su retten Jet, luurbe baS elnSlge
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Steuermauu uuo ad)t Ntatrolen beItiegen
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aus benz Sdllffsruume tolen uuO fiiuf pom
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9unger mar nldt mebr ausiubalten, baS
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miir9ten ibn uuo aBeu ielu Sleiit rob. iii
2rlnfpeller batteu Die llngIIdlihen bios
ben : ban, ber il6 al oerS SadelGge ieiteSte.
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iubiibi DIES 81 asteufrGuS-
d. II uerauItalteten geiteru Abenb Die v9titz
Ter Der 6rethsIt" III Der vFOwbatan=6aue,"
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forOz 2losEue, all Der Gde Der Baltimore II.
6auoperitraBe pom eiuem Sicpfclreiter iber=
fabreu uuo an 2lrm Derlett. Der tubne
9teitersmauu perld)manp, obne i6 nm iein
Spier Su befiinlmern.
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Mns,na aus Der S,np pthef.

IUe3ug ahe Der ShppIDet-
rSd5 aapital nrb Die Sinieu beier Sbli9atioHer
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ten ocer Der eretEi9ten StGateR aufaeqebcn III ooer
meroc1 mag. ba beiGgte Gompd9Hle oleielbeu Su be-
Subcn nd GHbeiihi9 matt."
Die ~UtGruldH0er St0hl= Sompd9rie" offerirt bier
nit SIM Serfauie su Bari Hcbit GuiaelauleReu Sner
cine bcidlranfte siuiabI ibrcr critbnpoibefarI=
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l. Tebruar 0llldbrlit Sublb1r, irci Dpr Ibgabem
urtcr ben GcicteH beS Staate& Dtarulano ober Der
HereH9ter StdGtsF uoH AmerlfG; nno 3apital mo
SiHien earaRtirt pom Der
.9cnnintuanier StabI 6 pmpaanie."
Gie llnterjeidlrete rimmt 3eibHuHaen auI ohge
SblIgatioEen ;u Bari uno ben auiselauIeacH 3tHen
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9as &cdt sur 9re,ssr5ohuEs Obu. gtOtis blci6t
porbehalteH.
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(22,S,34 Sir. II. SoutGitrase.
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Ser Sentihe Correspondent,
GdsIih, lpodtrtlidl unb Senntass,
Hniiic. @inenthmmer uno &cenfffu,

e. 8ainc, @igentbunier ntio Mcsafteu.,
eibueft=@te Baltimore StraBe unn 4oitzof offic,sast
9reis bes taeIid,cn 9Iattcs, burd1 Srdeer in ScI.
tiuorc uHp in Der 9fddbGrdaft beiorat, 12i. Gts.;
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gSohe sahIbor poerti1 an bic bds9IGtt beioracnoea
Grdger-SdaIid, rebft Snitntaae= sii,e 40 be uEt,r
MISUNDERSTANDING $3.50 pro Scbr, ilr fiirIer.
Seit i'm SerbdItuiS; flir Die updlentIidls @uSaabe
NIT 9sbIott portoTei nit Ib5rs tiir Clubs,
s.. so pro SSdbr, Hao tr9cHb eRem Srte oes SHIaus
bcs, 81 Hddb europa. Gnuufa9 s=9iussa 81
pro SGhr;-OoS bette uno btHigite Dentidje Stat.
N ben Diittel= uuo Sloitoatsa.
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Wajnr's @cment lit Der itarfite

gum 2lusbeieru uou 4orScQau, Glaswaa-
rem, Dieeri9aun, Saieu IL. i. {. Su 10 unO
25 Gents Die 0laibe. Sel allen 9lpotbeterit
cOer per 4o1. 3ie y0t alor Gcmeut-
s mpagnte," Stact 9tei0.DOrf.
(26-Sr)
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SD babe eiHc suteH Srdite peroHtidp oui bic Tro6t
s,itcnt uno ueB. bas IS iir SqspsVfie, SiIiOiitdt
uub uopfrHSes 9opipeb bic bette ArgHei if, iuehe
bic gSeIt ie seebeH bat @Gbe uierii9 aHoere Seils
uitteI Dor SiulmoHs' Se6er=Jlssulator probirt uHo
f,iues DON ibueH CAB uIebr, ais seitDeiise sin.
b,rIns, aber Der ResulatOr bat nitt Hur scIiuotr,
jonberu sehelIt.
go Q. ?. Soass, RaeeH, Ga.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-02
Strite. AIN ruben in Marieiue.

Glarie1lle, l. Sebruar.- Su Solge
eiucs Strltes Der bleIgeu gdtergeleuen
miro Oas Hublitum Dur j ole Wiilitar- Sade<
reieu nit SroO usrlorat. Gin Wob beorotte
o,eie Sddereieu nit eluem Ausrii, wab.eub
elm auoerer Yiob bic Aarrer, purd peldIe
pas Sroo pertbellt muroe, su pliiuoeru Der
u6te. Sruppcn ruurbtu 81 9uIie seruieu
uno ;erltreuteu bic 2luiriibrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-02
stri,.=aeitatpren Ieitsenomn,en.

@ewebIiabrlt beldditlgten 2lrbsrter gum
NustauD pcraulaBteu, iiuo psrbaltet nor
ben. GerbuuOert Aybeitsr molteu heu;e
Sur strbsit suriidtebreu, murDen aber pou
bsli Strifenben bebrobt uuo magteu nid]t,
ibre Seid)aiti3IHg micb.r auisuuehmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-02
senreidiS6e sosialiiten umD Der yaaitaa.

g3len, /. Sebruar.-Su eluer bier ab.
sebaIrensu Goulersns Der io;ialbsmOfraiI=
ihen Gernaueusmduuer muroc srfl1rt, bab
Die Seld)liihe bes Ssr!iner Harteitages be-
si;glld Ger Glnid)raufuns Der Matieitr iiir
Seitreld) uidt nlBgebenD ieien. @s marO
beld)lolicr, Die DtalIeicr pIe 'riiber su bs9es
hen NIB Den interuatioualcu Soualiitcn.
GouglsB III Siirld) su 5eidI den.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-02
erihersss nrani sfsrsinanO in ansien.

Galfutta, l. 6cbruar. - Gr;berSoa
6rauS 6eroinanO pcn SeItreid laugte beute
aut ieiner Te!le nad Dem Slten bier oil.
Der %ice=aDuiQ, bsgleltet pom @oupcrueur
Ghas. GQiot uuo Dem Sberrid)ter oes ZIP.
neutrality-suspicious., 6. y. Yetheran, be-
sriiBte peu GrsberSu9 BET ieiner 9lufuuit aui
pas !SerSlltite. 9ie &ruppen. brltrde o-
ipobl, wie eingeboreue, pareu ausgeriidt
unb boteu einen gan5enOen Qublid. Die
SebUrDsu unO Siir9er uereiHi9teu iid) Su ei.
ueu 0roBen Gnplau9.
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SIT DQS Qebelt
lebemSwertb ?

1as banst BON ser 2,bsr ab.
@enu Die 2ebsr untbdtig. iit
Ous gauge SDitsm uuBer OrOz
nuns-6er atben lift i9le9t,
bic 8erbauuns idwad, DC,
&Opi bunlpf OOer i9msr3bait,
Die Gnsrsie unO Die SoffHung
Subiu, bas @emiitb bebriidt,
Elm idwsres9cw 1T Oa nod
Ssn Glen, nit aa9emcinct
OtutblOiistsit nub Seritiu,
muns. Die Seber iit Die Sauss
balterin Der @eiunbbeit, unt
Gin barmloies einIades Seilz
mittel, ba8 wie Die 9tatur
wirft, nadber ni6t ucritOpit
uno bcitdnOi9es ginnebmen
.riOrOert, Oas @ei9aft uno
bas Ssrsnii9en wabrenO i.iz
nes@ebrau6s ni6t ltOrt, ,ma6t
Siumon5' 2eber 9tesulator
5u clner nsDiiiniiden Soaz
fommenbeit.
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The German Correspondent,

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WadJten reidje Seutc.
GIeno untsr Sen gariier Mrmem.

YarlS, l. 8ebruor. - 0aS Gleno ii;
Yaris 1T 10 groB, baB Die gebrer in ben
Soltsiduleu augemleieu worpen itnp, iid) 81
iiberSeugeH, oh Die Sinoer, Die Den ganSeu
Sag i'll Der SdluIe subrin9cn, aud) blnre.
fenD nit gebensmitteln oerieben iino. IS
ftno uerid]iebene Safe couitatlrt, no bic
Suber gebua9ert babeu. 2esbaib iiub
Die huu9eruOen Sduler NIT yiahrung Su
ueglebeu.