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The Bullet rha. Killed Lord Nelson.

The Bullet That Killed Lord Nelson.
The musket ball that killed Lord
Nelson, the "hero of Trafalgar" is al
present the subject of much discus
sion. One writer claims that it is
among tho treasured relics of the
British museum; another that it is
among the many mementos Of the
late prince consort, which Queen
Victoria carries with her in her peri
odic trips from Windsor to Balmoral.
Beattie, the surgeon on board the
Victory on the day of Nelson's death,
and the man who removed the bullet
from the body OF the dead admiral,
says in his authentic Narrative OF
the Death of Lord Nelson" "The
fatal ball struck the forepart of his
lordship's epaulet and entered the left
shoulder. On removing the
ball noticed that piece OF the gold
lace. part of the epaulct and small
piece of his coat were firmly attached
to it Indeed. the adhesion men,
toned by Surgeon Beattie was almost
as close as ii the fragments had been
driven against the metal when it was
in molten state. The next that was
heard OF this relic 1t was in the hands
of one Captain Hardy. who had it
mounted in silver locket with crys-
tai fuces, who afterwards presented
1t to Surgeon Beattie. After the death
of Reattic it fell TO Rev. i. w. Barker
OF Bothwick, who presented it to the
prince consort in 1S51.-St. Louis Re-
nublic
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lr was really a proposition hull Of
cheek that congress should make an
appropriation to pay the expenses OF
New York in entertaining any stran-
gers that might be of Importance
enough to warrant some money being
spent upon them when they come to
this country to visit the Columbian
exposition.
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The mayor OF a small French city
has written a letter to the mayor Of
New York for certificate OF the
death OF a man who came 10 America
to explore for gold in New Yorck ''
Wall street canyon should be ut once
carefully examined by Il search party
IN the hope that his bones may be
found bleaching along its rugged de-
.liyities
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-04-01

A ST. PErERsBURG paper publishes
story of fortune left years ago
that now amounts to $50, 0)O. 900 and
only awaits claimant. In telling a
story OF this sort it is well to give to
t the responsibility of magnitude,
for it derives little of this valuable
quality from its inherent truth.
When the fortune has been claimed
and divided announcement will be
duly made.
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And So the Murld Moys..

No sooner have European acronauts
improve their balloons almost to the
point of perfection for military uses
then along GENES Russian scientists
with an apparatus which captures
the rays of the sun and employs them
to burn the balloons. A Russian
paper states that the balloons can be
burned when at distance of five
kilometers from the person handling
the apparatus.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-04-01

PARIS soon hopes to get rid Of the
differences between tho cabman and
the public. someone has invented 4
rlockwork arrangement which regis
ters the distance covered and the
proper fare. The distance Is chron-
'cled by means of water pump at
tached to one of the wheels. The
owners are also benefited by being
able to make sure OF their three
fourths OF the money.
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The Women VIII Vote.

The registration for the municipal elections
In Kansas, which closed on Saturday night.
was remarkable for the heavy registration Of
women. Thousands of them arc now quail
fed and rendy TO vote at the elections, which
will be held in every city In the state on
April q.
In Kansas City, Kansas. the women have
shown an unprecedented interest In munich
pal politics, and this vote will be n large fac
tor In the election. Already tho candidates
are working for their support.
b The registration In the principal cities of the
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-04-01

New YORK papers in depicting
Chicago as u pig seemed TO have
reached the climax OF humorous pos
sibility and TO be content there TO
sbide, Yet Chicago got only what New
York strove for and did not have gump-
tion and enterprise enough 10 secure.
Admitting for argument sake that
chicago is the fat-jowled animal Of
Gotham cartoons innumerablc. it rises
superior to the dog in the msuger
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kocns lymph has again been heard
from. A German doctor announced
before Berlin medical society that
he had been using the lymph for two
years, and that in no instance had
his patients suffered iniurious effects
When tine medicine was first invented
its advocates claimed that it would
renew youth, and even confer immor-
tality, This latest recommendation
by the Berlin physician is a slight
falling off. but it is something to
know that medicine is harmless
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Tried to Blow Up tho shin.

Union sailors seem determined to have re-
vcnge on Captain Woodside of the British
steamer Bawnmore for the heavy sentence i'm
posed upon Seaman Raider. The Bawnmore
arrived at Snnaimo. British Columbia, on the
18th, from San Francisco, when the captain
discovered a cowardly attempt to wreck the
vessel. He found twenty sticks Of giant pow
DER foot long and one and one-half inches
In diameter In box In the hold. A smal!
alarm clock with fuse attached was arranged
to explode a cap and ignite tile powder.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-04-01

PERCHANCE when kaiulanl has
looked this blooming country over
she will conclude to sell her tin
crown to the junk man and be wild
us. She could 70 on the stage with
the Sullivan aggregation and make
more than her royal revenues will
ever amount to-
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-04-01

VERDI, the composer. is n fancy
farmer. Tho lay of the high-priccd
hen has a charm for him not to be
found in mere operauc melody.
Verdi received $4,000 for his "Fal-
stAff. )" and gets royalty OF forty per
cent. He can afford to be 4 fancy
farmer.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-04-01

JOSEPH ZErzocH of Pittsburg. bet
~ thai he could drink two quarts of
raw alcohol, When he had swal-
lowed half the quantity he paused to
take bite of sausage, and just then
his spirit scared on wabbly wing.
There is probably not on earth now
mother so pronounced fool as the
late self-embalmed Joseph. II com
ment that appears sufficient for the
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-04-01

The due de Tallyrand has con.
sentcd to loan for exhibition at the
fair his famous picture OF Columbus.
on course It is the only authentic por-
trait, and looks like none OF the
otf ers. no two OF which bear any re-
semblRnce to each other.
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LABoucHERE acidly observes that
.'the house Of lords. it must be re-
membered, has only survived thus
far because the majority OF its mem
bers have sufficient sense never to
show their faces. much less to let their
voices be heard, at Westminster.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-04-01

FRENCH courts are not conducted
after the dignity OF English OF Ameri-
IAN courts This was signally illus
srated when NJ bourgeois, the cx-
member of Justice, arose in the court
room when the Panama trial was in
progress and exclaimed: III anyone
knows that | acted contrary To the
dictates of honor let him peak -"
such situation in an American or
English court would bo regarded a,
quito dramatic
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-04-01

'rnE winter weather of tho Fast
:his year has proved great bonanza
10 the rubber shoe manufacturers
aud dealers, who have sold out nearly
all their shoes. SO great has been
the consumption it Is estimated that
the output OF 1898 will have to no
increased by nearly 0.ooo 900 pairs.
This viii tax the capacity Of the
mills to the utmost aud insnrcs TO the
operatives abundant work ~ good
wages during the year
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-04-01

The Newfoundland people are
again clamorine for the abrogation
OF the treaty which gives France GER
tain privileges on the Newfoundland
banks, and France will only consent
TO an abrogation when England sur
renders her usurped rights in Egypt.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-04-01

A YOUNG lawyer OF Brooklyn. W
7. Gaynor, received fee of 800. 00O
few days ago. 1t was in baking
powder suit, Gaynor was news
paper reporter fifteen years ago, but
forsook the hesh-pots for u mine
where gold alre ady milled is picked up,
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-04-01

A CHINESE woman under arrest re-
fused to go with the police until they
had permitted her TO paint her lips
and do her hair up in the latest
Pekin twist. The touch of nature that
makes the whole world kin refuses to
exclude even the imported heather.
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Ine d.rent Divide.

This national monthly, well named IN,
ilatterlug appreciation, aud during the past
year has been success, and has gained n
prestige that Is more than fattering. It,
wonderful growth has given it II national
reputation, and this young giant OF the
Rockies has an. established place among
American monthlies. aud is recognized as u
peculiarly national publication. For the
coming year special features have been pre-
pared, among which may be noted:
\ series pf articles on Spanish and French
nomenclature in tie West.
4 series of articles on Indian auto
biography.
Stories Told at Tlmberline"s
Scientific articles of general interest aud
practicle value.
Articles on Indian iattooing.
Articles on Indian masks and Indian Gus
toms in general.
Tales Of cowboys, scouts aud trappcrs
Stories OF adventure, by special writer's.
Full descriptions Of Western fauna.
Articles on silver and gold mining, on
precious gems, on the natural resources, on
the scenic beauties, III fact a panoramic pre-
sentation OF life and fact In the great West,
rich in color and accurate In detail
Special attention will be paid To illustra-
iions and Ihs Greqt Diciti., for 1888. Will be
more picturesque, valuable and interesting
ihuu ever Send ten cents for sample copy
TO Grm Diride Publishing Co.. 1916 Arapahoe
St Denver
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LONDON Truth is striking needle.
into w. ". Astor for buying the Pail
Nall Gazette and changing it from q
Liberal to Unionist organ, 1t cslls
hin . blooming alien aud advises hin
70 20 howe and miad h!s large busi
M u naY YaFk
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Modern Commerce,

Clcrk-Lady in front caught steal
ing goods. What shall we do?
Head of Firm--How is she dressed9
'.Furs and diamonds"
beg her pardon and ask if we shall
send tho bill to her house.
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WORK FOR US

a few days, and you VIII be startled at the uneN
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positively have the best business to offer an agent
ti,nt can be found The face of this earth.
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houses In America. Secure for yourself the profits
that the business readily and handsomely yields.
All beginners succeed grandly, and more than
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over tho spot had selected where
the pirntcs had concealed their plum
der was only few feet at high tide
and bare mud fiat at low water.
went away and for several months
continued to trade until could col
lcct some machinery to dclve into
the mud Nat.
After had gotten together some
crude appliances 1 returned to tho
scene of the mystery.
..Well, to cut long story short, i
worked of and on over that mud bank
for nearly three years.
| II never let my crew into the
secret. and they supposed had gone
/ crazy on the subject of coal oil.
We'll, few months ago made
strike. / fshed up chest contain
ing about $1,000 worth of silver plate.
This started me going. have an
old friend in this city who is capit-
alist and came here to enlist him in
the enterprise of recovering this hid
den treasure.
II have been successful. and he
has provided me with the necessary
means to get the machinery and to
| uliOW me 10 ueVOte my WHO'S tiLue
and attention to the enterprise.
.Wickliffe Matthews has just drawn
up the papers of co-partncrship be-
tween my rich friend and myself. My
friend has tho plate j recovered.
ii will leave in tho latter part OF
this month for the South.
II believe l have discovered the
rendezvous OF the pirates who once
terrorized tho Pacific and either laid
tribute on every vessel that they cap
turcd or run down or plundered them
outright. II have you may just wa
ger that ! have struck the richest and
most startling find OF the century"
Attorney Matthews states that tho
friend referred to by Captain Metcali
as aiding him with capital is men,
ber Of one of the leading firms OF San
Francisco, and is sound, practical
business man.
The attorney states that, in his
opinion, Mctcalf knows what he IL
about.
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The number of women registered at Tope-
ka, Lcaveuworth. Wichita Lawrence, Fort
Scott and Emporla Is larger than ever before.
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The bank. Of Louisville, Kentucky. have
been -wludled ont of over 500, 900 which they
loaned on forged warehouse receipts for
whiskey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-04
JrDGuENTS AND ATTACHMENTS

The Sheriff yesterday took charge Of the store Of
AdoIph ". Lalty jewcllcr at No 1,O37 Third ave. on
IN execution for SGOGl In favor OF Leopold Wen ~
Co.. for goods sold and money lent. lie has been III
business about five years. Bumenstlel iilrsch
attorneys In the case said yesterday That the labu'
were between $4,000 and $4,000.
The Sheriff yesterday took charge OF the place OF
business OF william i. RedliCh. produce commission
merchant at No. 322 Westinghouse. judgments Tor
go 42S having been entered against him. s11oO bhe
T., favor of Emma Redlic and ~ .Oi0 In favor Of
Peter Ilauck.
deficiency judgment for S27Oi5 was yesterday
entered against owen +. Mctlroy In favor Of Randolph
t,uggenhcimer and Solomon Marx.
An attachment for $1,000 had been obtained against
the A. Bridgman Company, manufacturers oil clcctrlc
m,dical spccalties ut No. 313 BIOadway III favor Of
Lydia Brideman. 49,,
Two judgments for S3i $50 were entered Yesterday
against Dora Gross OF No. 81 East FIN eighth St.
On. for So 500 favor OF Rosa ID. Gross. ana The
other for S6922 In favor OF Albert III. Gross. The
amounts claimed In the settlement OF the estate OF
Nathan Gross who died Oh May /. 1879.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-04
OFFICES GIVEN TO TAMHANY WORKERS.

FIX Asscmblyman william SOhmcr sworn In yes
tcriy deputy tax commissioner AT ~ 100 year.
Mr.. soimcr appointed 10 Tie place last August, but
under the State Consultation he could not enter upon
It's dutics until his term expired Il legislator. lie
has repre- cntcd the old Nth District In the Assembly
for the last two Yeas.
chief Clerk Michael +. Blake. OF the Common C0un-
eli, made ihc following appointments yesterday Of
employees IN his Office: Dopsiy Clerk, David J. Con
ncll. Ist District salary Il. 500 clerks at ~ 200
year. Charles II. Moran Win Di-tfIu william f..
Murphy, NXlld District; Denis j. Gallagher, XXIIId
District. clerks nj al, 900. william j. King XIlth
District Elmer r.. lcthmp NNl,t District mcs,cn-
gers At $500. John Magirc. XVIII District: Jn,,.nh
\. Maher AlXih District librarian AT ~ 900 David
\. Curtis. NXNllth District. The appointments wer,
recommended by the Aldermen Who drew The siccrssful
numbers AT the drawing which took place at Tammauy
Hall last Wednesday evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-04
DISCUSSING PLANS FOR A NEW BRIDGE.

The Long Island Railroad Company application
for permission 10 reconstruct the bridge across the
Dutch Kills was probably discussed yesterday morn
Ing before Colonel George L. Gillespie L. :. A.. In the
Army Building. The consulting engineer of the Long
81 and Railroad Charles H. Jacobs, said that the
bridge would 10 improvement TO navigation. The
present draw. he said. gives only clear space OF
tlrty.two feet, and only channel of the stream
can be used when 1t Is open. The proposed new
bridge would give openings for tho channels on eit>-r
amounting TO fifty feet In the clear. ii. J. r. Bur
nett who said that he represented Governor Flower
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-04
HOME NEWS.
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Rapid Transit meeting, Real Estate Exchange 10 m
Canal meeting. No 10 South-st-, l p m.
sigma Phi 0Dnuol convention. Delmonico's, afternoon
Funeral Of MIS- Moses Taylor, No. 122 Fith-ave. ii
q. m.
Funeral OF Mrs Martha ]. Lamb, Madison Square
Presbyterian Church. p. IN.
Insupnce conference Mayor Boody's Office, Brooklyn.
Park and Aqueduct Commissioners meetings
BROOKLYN Elevated Railroad Company, annual meeting
Lecture by Colonel H. Weber, Cooper Union p. m
Middle States Regatta Association, Hotel Marlborough
p
Amateur theatricas in aid OF Babies Shelter Berke-
ley Lyeeum, D. m.
Morton Commandery OF Knights Temp!or reception.
Ienox Lyceum.
ladies' Christian Union week OF prayer service Broad
way Tabernacle Chapel, IL a. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-04

who owned properly IN the ne ghborhood said that
the new bridge would be benefit 10 property owners
and bushes ,-mcn along the line of IN Duich Kills.
II proposed to operate the bridge by an electric
motor instead Of IN" usual hand power. Colonel
Gc- pie VIII make his report 10 Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-04

Silks.

The Blue Diamond Is our emblem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-04
Boys Clothing.

DUvS CIOtIllIISs
We do not manufacture therefore assoftments are not
limited to the productions OF house.of all the best
makers OF Boys Apparel buy that which they make
the best--one Overcoats. another in Pants.
Suits or Kts while others still have some peculiar point
q excellence which their goods superior IN some
featurewe the choice of all and buy for
cash--always. invariably
And this IS why we offer
BOYS DOUBLE BREASTED SUITS
Cheviot Cashmere worsted Trcot and Corduroyfancy
mixtures, neat checks plain colors-
well mate--per,ect shapcs----sses 10 Is
- 20 : % real value 8 so to $40 so
BOYS THREE PIECE SUITS
shor, pans-in the various fashionable coths-single
and double breast-10 TO 10 years
4 % to 7 os real value z 90 to II 90
BOYS KILT SUITS
Two pIece-zouave. Sailor. Vest Regulation Jacket
in Trcots, Fannels and Broedcoths plain
blncd with plalds-ases % to years
% to rs real value so TO 10 90
BOYS DOUBLE BREAST OvERCOATs
Box or cape-all wool Chevio,s Beavers Kersey Chin.
chlllas. Melton and Frerc
. 80 10 % rca value 4 80 10 - 90
BOYS KNEE PANTS
s 80 esn aaa t, o'if' real v.. cent? to to IS
BOYS WAISTS
Outing Cloths Chcviot and all wool Plonneis
ali desirable colors-an sizes
20 cents TO 81 real value 90 cents to rs
BOYS KEEPERS
Chevio. Kersey. Beaver. chisehnla-cs to IS years
. % to % real value so to 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-04

II. e. W.-The Tyronga link cuff sbould h.
wern VIII our Yeksos az Naisk. aailsa q. Z. ~. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-04
Announcements

HENRY A. DANIELS NJ y
80 WEST S9THST.
Diseases Of The Nervous system. ienitourinsrv Organs
!mpotency ana Ster'lity. Hours. 70 l. 3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-04

DR.. IYoN'S PERFECT TOQTm POWDER
Keeps the toh clean and white and phrihe, The broth
An elegant toilet luxury. Sold tywhere, Is cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-04

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Children
eetinP. sOtems The gums reduces niamuat on oIl1vs
pain. cures wind collie and darhO,a. 20 cents bottle
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-25

GENERAL AGENTS-Selling new ar
" tieles to dealers; exclusive territory; no
competition; no capital required; 200 to 300
per cent profit. Columbia Chemical Com
pany 397 SedgwIck ST.. Chicago. ILL.,
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-25

FTNkAYELING SALESMAN visiting fur
L niture and picture dealers should ap-
ply for our well-paying side line. o. S
SHERMAN, picture and frame manufacturer
st. Paul MINI.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-25

SyTJAMES' CHURCH. CORNER LAW
- son and De Soto SITS. Albert e. Fillmore,
Rector-Sunday services. morning prayer
and sermon, II am: Sunday school, 2:30 p.
m evening nraYer service ) D. In
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-25
Fast Run by the Campania.

New York. June 24.-The Campania
arrived at the bar from Queenstown at
1880 this morning. Time of passage,
five days fifteen hours and thirty-seyen
minutes: distance, 2,S64 knots: runs.
513. 543, 52l, 494, 512, 225. The Cam
pania's voyage which just ended is a
better one than the Paris trip from
Liverpool in five days fourteen hours
and twenty-four minutes. as the follow
ing will show: The Paris ran over the
short course, 2,72S miles. in five days
fourteen hours and twenty-four min
utes. The Campania went to the south,
longer course, ahd ran in five days,
fifteen hours and thirty-seven minutes.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-25

ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH OF
IL the Redeemer Corner LAFAYETTE and
woodward Avs.,J. A. DETER Past0r-On ac-
count of the union missionary services at
Union Park there will be no services at the
church.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-25
HIRrns REPORTED.
Libeled bv the Car.

NEW York, June PA libel against
two steam Jugs for sS.C00 dan ages was
flied in the Uuited States district court
by attorneys for the cZar of Russia.
The libel suit arises out of the collision
in the North river. on June IL last,
when the two, tugs, while drawing a
fleet of canal boats. ran into and sunk a
launch belonging to one Of the Russian
men-of-war. and never paused to in
QIire results.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-25
Van Wyck SLOWLY Sinking.

LINCOLN, Neb., Jnne 24-Reports
from the country home of ex-senator
van Wyck. who suffered a paralvtic
stroke month ago. are to the effect that
he is slowly sinking. Friends advised
him YESTERDAY that he was very weak,
and predict that he will never leave his
hoaie alive.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-25

ROARD-Ni Nicely furnished rooms; board
ID if wanted. at 393 East Ninth.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-25
Satisfied the Men.

NEW YORK, June 24.-The commit
tee of the New Jersey Central railway
employees, representing the engineers,
firemen, conductors, trainmen and tel
egraphers. have met the officials of the
road for the final adjustment of their
grievances. which have been agitated
for long time. The meeting was most
satisfactory to both the officers and en-
nlOYcS
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-25

nj URSE-Girl to take care of baby and
IN help with light housework; small fam
lily; good wages; must be reliable. 236 Dale
st. near Marshall.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-25
WANTS CAN BE LEFT

at the Following Locations for
Insertion in Daily and Sunday
Globe.
M. D. Merrill, 442 Broadway.
S. H. Reeves. druggist Moore block, Seven
corners.
c. T. Heller druggist 528 St. Peter street.
Straight Bros, druggists corner of Rondo
and GIotto.
William X. Collier, druggist, 100 East Sew
enth street.
A. 7. Guernsey, druggist III Dale street.
V. A. Hirscher, druggist, 235 Rondo street.
Parker & Westby. druggists. 679 East Thir
street.
E. Mccrudden. confectionery, 47s Rice
street.
W. A. Frost & Co., druggists, corner selby
and Western avenues
B. j. wilte, druggist, 800 Market. corner
Fifth.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-25

QOARD-Lytle Terrace. 52S Cedar St.
ID For rent. nicely furnished rooms, with
board; all modern improvements.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-25

NURSE-Woman who understands takil
~ care of baby and sick~person, write
coll Id EaSt t,0uprnec Statiuu tprmo ato