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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-21
SUFFERING FROM pAREs1s.

y. Fletcher Williams Is Comm it
ted to the Rochester Asylum.
j. Fletcher Williams, who was sent to
a private sanitarium in Milwaukee
some time ago, was yesterday brought
back, examined in the probate court on
a charge of insanity and ordered com
mltted to the asylum at Rochester.
Williams is about sixly-five years of
age. His family, consisting of a wife
and several children, lives on Iglehart
street. He was for a number of years
secretary of the State Historical So
clety and is a highly respected cit
1zen. For the past three years his
mental organization has been falling.
The doctors pronounce his malady pa
reSiS
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-21

He will return early next week, and
the officers Of the order in st. Panl
have requested him to address a pub
lie meeting OF FoTesters and those in
terested in fraterna! life Insurance.
The meeting will he held at Odd Eel
lows hall, Fifth and Wabasha, Thurs
day evening, April %. Mr.. Sanderson
expects to remain in Minnesota fer
several weeks.
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2 3 Gents

a yard. Every yard cost
more to import, and worth
40 to IS cents. Every gard
is better than Silks aauey-
hsed last a0eek 70oYth Use,
$50 and 81. 90.
These are the kinds.
Checked Habutais in
the daintiest color combina-
tons ever shown in St.
Paul. Value, soc.
Navy blue Jap Silks with
white dots, worth CSC.
Cable Cord Habutais,
worth 4oc.
Japanese Plisses, adver-
tised a few weeks ago
worth &c."
Checked Jap Silks, Tai
feta finish, worth soc.
Extra heavy plain IL
inch Habutais, worth 4oc.
All of these at
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-21
nningworth,s Aesthetic Taste

Emma l.. Crosby, the proprietor Of
a public house in Reserve township
near the Fort Smelling bridge, yester-
day accused, before Judge Twohy.
w. d. Illingworth of larceny, but the
case was continued over until Mon
day. Mrs. Crosby desired the Judge
to believe that Illingworth's passion
for old silver, however aesthetic and
eievating it might be, did not Justify
him in retaining, as souvenirs of
service in the Hotel Gibson, the yari-
Gus knives and forks which, she as
serts, he chung to when he severed
his official connection with her estab-
lishment.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-21
Unlawful Conversion Claimed

William Berlandi has begun an ac.
ton against Sheriff Chapel and John
Wann, to recover $6,227 for the alleged
unlawful conversion of 81, 727 worth of
property. The plaintiff was in the
lthographing business, and he claims
MS property, including tools, etc. was
seized to satisfy $2,572 judgment in
favor of Wann.
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sanderson in To,rn

William sanderson, NJ A., of Toron-
to- Ont, the actuary for the Inde-
pendent Order of. Foresters, reached
st Paul yesterday from Chicago. Mr..
S'anderson is on his way to Duluth on
business connected with the order.
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PHENOMENAL
SILK SELLING.

- AT 9 o o clock tomorrow
morning we will sell 100
pieces of newest, cleanest,
freshest Silks in every de-
tail, at
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than 20 yards to one buyer.
/: ~" - .'s.sfs-
CLOAK ROOM.

Last week we closed out
nearly all of our Imported
Paris Novelty Dress Pat
terms at exactly half.
price.
Tomorrow we shall begin
to close out all Of our I'm.
ported Novelty Capes in
about the same manner.
r All Capes that were SIS,
$40, s42.5o and s45 will
be sold for
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-21
WONDERFUL VAlEIES,

Nottingham Curtains, 20 Cents pair; worth ST. So
Nottingham Curtains 81 90 pair; worth s1.75.
Nottingham Curtains 1915 pair; worth S.. 90.
Nottingham Curtains, $3.50 a pair; worth So. 50.
Nottingham Curtains, 81 so pair; worth 90
All are 3H yards long.
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% Gents
a yard tomorrow.

a yard tomorrow. adj
There's not another st6re
in the United States oiin
which such qualities and
styles are sold for IS cents.
There will also be a Sbe7
caal Sale Of our entire stock
of high-class Novelty Gyxn-
ydSnes at almost ha5fbraese.i
Every piece is new; nofssa
single piece carried over
from last season.
SIPS kinds for rs cents
$3.50 kinds, A inches
wide, $1.65. '''"
$500 kinds, 4S inches
wide, 1895.
:. $3.50 and So. IS kinds, 4S
inches wide, for 1925.
We can't describe the
styles; they deserve an in
spection.
To make the sale still
more exciting, we will sell
20 pieces imported Black
Taffetas, the rustic kind, at
55 Cents
a yard; sold everywhere for
S5c. Positively not more
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5000
$3.50
DRESS GOODS.

/, Several cases of pure
wool Storm Serges came
Saturday. See our prices
tomorrow.
Lots of Newest Crepons
in black and colors in the
proper Mohair- Wool and
Silk Wool Mixtures.
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$4,000


tomorrow. There are about
thirty of these in Lyons
Velvet, Sun Set MORE and
elegant combinations of
Silk, Jet and Lace. Hand
somer Capes CAN not be
found in America.
~. We will also sell 80
Broad Cloth Double Capes
(received yesterday. very
full sweep, both capes lined
with Black or Colored Silk,
af
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AN ANCIENT FLAVOR
Attaches to n Damage Suit Filed
in the District Court.

Attaches to n Damage Suit Filed
in the District Court.
Herman Knauff, whose leg was cut
off by a street car Oh Wabasha street,
in 1884, now begins a suit to recover
from the street railway company S10,-
600 damages therefor. Knauff alleges
that at the time of the accident he was
eleven years old and was on his way
to school. That some of the drivers of
the different horse cars had freqeuntly
encouraged him to jump on and ride
without paying fare, particularly the
driver of the car in question. But when
he got on this day the driver kicked
and struck at him, causing him to fall
from the car and under the wheel.
Very Handsome Investment on
st. Peter Street-At Auction.
I will sell at No. ass st. Peter street.
on Wednesday, May 1, at o'clock in
the afternoon, twenty-five feet on
st. Peter street by $50 feet in depth to
wide alley. This property is situated
midway between Seventh and Eighth
streets, and is rapidly becoming one
of the principal centers of trade. By
erection of a suitable building on this
promises, store and upper floors will
rent at once. Sale positive.
2. T. KAVANAGH.
Auctioneer.
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Irish Point Curtains, 81 yards long.
$500 Curtains for $3.50 pair.
$3.50 Curtains for 1878 pair.
81. SO Curtains for $500 pair.
sI4. 90 Curtains for $3.50 pair.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-21

200 pairs of Tambour Muslin Curtains, 48 inches
wide, yards long, $3.50 pair; would be very cheap
at s2.75
Egyptian Sash Curtains 81 yards long at $500,
$3.50 and $500 par;svorth S. SO, $500 and 81 So
20 different patterns of Irish Point Sash Lace at
% Gents yard We have sold poorer grades at
IS cents. -. :.
Now this is only small part of the greatquanty that
will go on sale at $50 tomorrow morning. When the
gong sounds for closing many kinds will be missing
Be aOlse and be on timse.q s4ssa.>o s.>..~
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Brussels Curtains, 3H yards long.
5000 Curtains for $500 pair.
81. 90 Curtains for $3.50 pair.
5000 Curtains for $500 pair.
$1,000 Curtains for 5000 pair.
$500 Curtains for $3.50 pair.
$4,000 Curtains for $4,000 a pair.
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RIBBONS.

KIBBUNS.
Black double-faced Satin
Ribbons are the most fash
ionable ribbons used this
season.
$50 yards extra fine s.
inch double-faced Satin Rib.
bons at So cents Z yard
tomorrow. Tuesday will be
too late.
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MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.

100 Short Underskirts,
made of superior Muslin,
finished with 3 clusters Of
tucks and 7-inch fine cam
brio rufhe,
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1895-03-28

....=. aof Iea an 3D. fnarfe44ac .i.I. ttrr hsye
tie right T. recover - - s4la rI...
In case Of Iasz uzIes ms sou. ,.aIa failure
of Tho parties - azrse as 10 el0..Int uf loss.
IT Is mutu8 IS agreed lint the aaI.Iilt oi .urH
loss sim h. referred rs tHrs. tiI-lntcra. rcd
Mon. the eaf asH# nh the insure pa,I choose
lne one ont Of The three urrtn. 80 bu ralned
by the Other AMI IEa III ri h.4n4 elected b. the
two 80 chosen: Ihe ward n wr.f.ll. Ly d. Ina.
jorty OF HE referees saal Dc D.... ae,vr and
unal uHon tie parties as t8 lie ..l ..!uf Of loss
or dalnag 5, anu sHaN reference .rlU-s waived
BY the partiez. =haa be "a cona. ..u prc',.leul
to any right II action IN Ia# or equity 10 re-
cover for such l3#z bat 10 r.ron Shall be
chosen or aef as aHsseree. ael.--' f.c objection
OF either purity Who hts acted iu &. ...c araci'y
within four months
NJ sui or action against thi company for The
recovery Of any claim bg Hirt. IL ibis Tp.cv
shall be Sustained IN any coHr ~ llF or equity
in this state uaiezs commence . l..4utyo years
from the time IT, lsss occurred
In witness whereof IHe - q company
has caused III policy IL he =i-DcI h, l.- pr-#-
ident. and attes7ea - 51s- seera-trv. or uS such
proper officers as my he uc .I.utcd, $50 thclr
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AN ACT to regulate the sale ot goods marked
sterling, +" STERLING SILVER, Coin or ICON
silver"
SECTION 1. \ perso9 who makes or sells, or
Nlfers to sell or dispose of, or has III his posses
son with intent to sell or dispose Of any article
If merchandise marked, stamped or branded
with the words STEERING or ''stcrling silver"
~ cncased or enclosed in any box. package,
cover or wrapper or other thing in or by which
tde said article L packed, inclosed or otherwise
prepared for sale or disposition, having thereon
any engraving or printed label. stamp. imprint,
such marking, stamping, branding, engraving
nf printing that such article is silver, sterling
sl.ver. or solid silver, unless nine hundred ana
twenty-five one-thousanths of the component
parts of the metal OF which the said article is
manufactured are pure silver, shall be deemed
tuilty of misdemeanor.
SIC. q A person who ma.;es or sells or offers
10 sell or dispose of, or has in his possession
With intent to sell or dispose of any article OF
merchandise marked, stamped. or branded with
ihe words "colu, or coin silver or encaSed
or inelo sed in any box. package. cover or wrap
per or other thing in or by which the said article
packed inclosed or Otherwise prepared for
sale or disposition, having thereon any enGrav-
ing or printed label stamp, imprint, mark or
trade mark, indicating or denOting by such
marking, stamping, aiding. engraving or
printing, that such article is coin or coin silver,
component parts of the meta! of which the sa
article is manufactured are pure silver, shall
he deemed guilty of a misdemeanor
sec. 3. Whoever violates the provisions OF
either of the preceding sections shall forfeit a
sum not exceeding one hundred dollars for each
hcfa-e any trial justice, police or municipal
court in the county In which said onense -
committed.
Approved Janu4ry %.
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AN Act 10 amend section one of chapter one
hundred ard forty-four of the Revised statutes.
relating 10 State Pensions
Section one of chapter one hundred and forty
four of the Revised Statutes, granting State
pensions, is hereby amended by adding next
after the clause ION the quota of Ma me- in the
third line the following words; and any person
not on the quota of Maine. VIII has served in
the army or navy OF the United States in said
war. and who was resident of this State at
date of enlistment, and at time of making APP
plcation for pension shall have been Il resident
OF the State at least five years, so that said sec
ton when amended. shall read as follows:
Section !. Any person who has served by
enlistment in the army or navy of the United
States in the war of eighteen hundred and
sixty-one, on the quota of Maine. and any per-
son not on the quota Of Maine. who has served
in the army or navy of the United states in said
war, aud who was resident of this State at
date of enlistment, and at time of making APP
plication for pension shall have been resident
of the State at least five years, and who has
been disabled by wounds or other injury
ceived in said service, in the line of duty, Is
entitled TO n pension from the state of Maine,
not exceeding eight dollars MONTH provided,
that such soldier seaman is unable from his
own resources and the United States pension,
to obtain livelihood
Improved February 81
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Az ACT to amend chapter two hundred and
forty mine OF the Public Laws Of eighteen
hundred and ninety-threc, in relation to
boundary lines on the Damariscotta river
SECTION l. Section five of chapter Two hun
dred and forty nine of the public laws of eigh-
teen hundred and ninety three is hereby
amended by striking out the word "Merril,'s'
in the fourth line and inserting the word the
in place thereof 50 that when amended it shall
read as follow;
section 5. In the Damariscotta river above
line drawn from farnham's head in the town
Of Eoothbay 10 a point opposite on the shore in
the town of Bristol, excepting the use of drag
seines between the above line and The Lodges,
for all fish excepting aleW4Ves.'
SEC. ? This aet shall take effect when APP
proved. Approved February IL
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* ACT to amend section one hundred and
tsgcntv-two of chapter two hundred and sixty
OF the Public Laws of one thousand eight
hundred and ninety three relating To the
Militia.
SECTION /. Section one hundred ana twenty
$50 OF chapter two hundred and siXty-six of
20 Public Laws of one thousand eight hundred
nj ninety-three is amended by striking out the
lrd twelfth" in the fourth line thereof. and
userting in place thereof the word tenth 50
at said section as amended, shall read as fol-
ms:
section 100. For the purpose of raising rev
iue to defray the current expenses OF the Ma
lal Guard, there shall be assessed and col
.cted as other State taxes are, a tax of one
euth OF one mil upon all property in the State
Ihiect 10 taxation, for the present fiscal year
mi for each fiscal year thereafter. The reVe-
IT, raised under the provisions of this section
Ia be paid into the state Treasury and be
inverted Into a special military fund, from
hich special fund only shall he paid tho. ex-
eases authorized by this act; and SO much
ereof as NAV be necessary il hereby appro-
'.ated to carry out the provisions hereof to be
4d upon vouchers approved as provided in
e on one hundred and seven.
re. ?. This act SHAH take e1cc, when APP
raVe1,
Improved January 28.l
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Approved January 2s.l


Y act to amend chapter Two hundra! and
eiguty-four of die Public Laws OF eighteen
hundred and eighty-hyc, reiatns TO surety
Companies.
see1IoN /. Section fourteen Of chap.er two
inbred and elEhty-four of the Public Laws OF
al hteen hundred aud eighty-hye, as amended
l4 chapter eightb-sjx OF the Public Laws of
.hteen hundre1 and eighty seven is hereby
;.faepded by striking out the words "Ono dollar
the eighth line thereof ana inserting the
N.i#ls TWO dol lars SO that said section as
.aeaded. shall Re I'd as follows.
lection Il. Every surety company, not IN
rorporate1 in this state, applying for admls ION
q tr nsact bus ness therein. shall pay 10 the
insurance commissioner, for the use of the
..fate, upon fling a copy of its charter or deed
Cf settlement and statement pr lminarv to adj
ssion, a license fee of twenty do lars ana .
Sc annually FOR eaeh renewal OF SAID
eense, and for each agents cortihcatc an
aaily, he sum Of TWO dollars. said compan es
all also pay on or before the lirst day of May,
:nnualy, q tax Of Two per cent. upon all pre-
nuns received in excess over losses actually
aid during the year, on contracts made in the
s lte aud over rebates premiums allowed to
persons guaranteed. said tau 10 De assessed
md paid in ac5 oriance with lie provisions OF
section sixty-oae of chapter SIX y. the Revised
src. . THIS act shall take effect when APP
proved.
IApproYed January p
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AN ACT to amend section forty five Of chapter
one hundred and twenty-four of the Revised
Statutes, relating to the duties of officers and
agents in the enforcement of the laws for tie
prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
section forty-hve o. chapter one hundred
and twenty -four of the Revised Statutes is
hereby amended, so that the same shall read as
follows:
Section As. It shall be tho duty of sherifs.
deputy sherns, police officers, constablcs and
agents appointed under the provisions of sec
tion fortx-siX OF this chapt r, to investigate all
cases of cruelty 10 animals coming to their
knowledge, and to cause offenders to be prose-
cuted in all cases in which the ofonse may
appear to be of a sufficiently aggravated nature
to require prosecution, and all fines imposed
for the punishment of such offenses, shall be
paid over 10 the county treasurer of the county
IN which the onense may have been committed.
For their travel and services, in conducting
such Investigations. such agents shall be paid
by the county in which such services are rem
dered, the same fees as are now allowed officers
by law for the service of n warrant for arrest:
provided however, that all claims of such
agents for such travel and services shall first
be audited and approved by the county com
mis- ,ioacrs Of the county liable 20 pay the same.
Approved February 8.
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rQtes of practice and procedure in he courts
OF Probate 4u1 Insolvency.
SE rfoS L. A eommi ssfon. composed Of three
iudres aud t,gl registers ri The probate and
tnso .yency courts. 10 be appointed by The gov
cruor. Immediately upon The passage OF this
set, shall prepare before the third Tues lay of
July. ehteen hundred and hincty-hve, rules
of practice and procedure IN said courts. and
also blanks Or use Ia said courts. which rules
and blanks snail he submitted to the supreme
jude Al court for approval; and when approved
by lie last named court, or a majority Of the
Justices there of, saia rules Of practice and pro-
cour OF probate aud insolvency. and 40 other
blanks shall be used in the courts OF probate
and insolvency, after the expiration OF two
years from thu tue of the approval thereof IS
herein provided. And such commission, APP
pointed al any time by the govern r, at the
request IN Whiting IF a majority OF the judges
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HAPPIER IG.

AN ACT 10 regulate the A'ewve Fishery in
Pewaqud HTer.
sicrIoN |. From the frs day Of April to the
fifteenth day OF July ia each year. all persons
are hereby prohibited from fishing with nets,
sein 3, rap ,weirs, or any other contrVance, in
that part OF Pemaquid river which lies between
Pemaquid falls and Inc drawn west from the
site oil the old Pemaquid fort, for the term Of
ten years from the passage OF this act.
See Any person violating any OF the pro
V Sons Of section one OF tbs act. shall be sub
ject to fine If one huldred dollars, and for
teiture of a / boats nefs, and apparatus used in
such Illegal fishing.
SEC 3. All fishing for a'eRlYes, at or about
Pemaquia fails below the mill dam, shall be
restricted 10 four day n each week. and the
fishing season shall he from the nrst day Of
April TO the fifteenth day OF Juiy Of each year,
and all fishing shall be under In regulations
and further restrictions, as the FISH committee
OF The town Of Bristo. shall decide upon.
SEC 4, No person not authorized by the FISH
committee OF the town Of Bristol, shall be al
lowed to atch or disturb any aicwvcs in Penn
aquid river above the How Of the tide. and no
traps. nr any olher cpntrlyanca, shall be used
for catching GELS. or any other ash, that shall in
any WAY Interfere with the passage, either way
of ale~lyes, cid or Young, and any person vio-
latin- this section shall be- subject 20 a fine of
twcaty- five dollars. and one dollar for each fish
SO taken or destroyed.
Approved February lAi
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Chapter |.
s. ACr to amend chapter two hundred and
I4Hrtv-four Of the Public Laws OF eighteen
#ladred and eighty-nine. entitled AN Act
coating to Fraternai Beneficiary Organiza-
tfaus"
3. IN onacte by the Senate and House of
&. prcsentatiyes ii Legislature assembled, as
8aYs:
ariuN l. Section seven of chapter two
IL Irel and thirty-four of the Public Laws of
shteen hundred and eighty nine, entitled AN
= Re 3ating to / raternai Beneficiary Organiza-
ms is hereby amended y striking out the
ara April in the third line thereof and
-4arting the word March, SO that said section
. amended. shall read as follows:
section :. Every cooperation, association or
#.ietv doing business as herein defined shall
EQUALLY. on or before the first day of March,
,5ri 10 the insurance commits oner The names
aI addresses of Its president, secretary and
-easu rer. or other officers answering thereto
"a hall make such further statements of its
.mbership and financial trans1 ctions for the
ar ending on the preceding thir, y-frst day
( December, With other Information relating
.ereto as said commissioner may deem neces-
RS to q proper exhibit of its business and
aading; and the commissioner may at any
her times require any further statement he
l4v deem necessary to be made relating to
Ieh corporation.
&C. . This act shall take effect when APP
owed.
Approved January %
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the ordinary mode of angling with single baited
hooks and lines or with artificial flies, artificial
minnows, or artificial insects forfeits twenty
five dollars for the ofTense and ten dollars tor
each salmon land locked salmon and one
dollar for each and every other fish so taken,
caught, killed or destroyed and when such
prohibited implements or devices are found in
or operation they are forfeit and contra
band, and any person finding them in use may
destroy them'
TApproyed February g.
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Chapter II.


An Act for the better protection of fish in
Machias Bay.
The taking of herring, or fishing therefor, by
the use OF purse and drag Scincs and all other
seines or nets, EXCEPT the use Of setnes
or nets in weirs from the first day of June
TO the first day OF November, in the waters
Of Machias bay and its approaches inside Of or
10 the northward of a direct line drawn raight
from the highest summit of the island called
The Brothers, eastery TO point one half mile
distant, and due south from Libby Island light
house, thence from said point eas'erly to The
southern cXtralaity of the southern island
called TIE Double Head shots. is hereby pro-
hibited. Approved February Ill
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1895-03-28

AN ACT 10 fix Che salary of the Treasurer OF
AroostooS County.
SECTION /. From and af er the first day Of
January, in the year OF oar Lord one thousand
eight hundred and ninety five, the salary of the
treasurer Of Aroostaok county shall be five
hundred dollars year TO be paid in equal
quarterly payments.
SIC. , All acts and parts Of acts iuCOnSs-
tent with this act are hereby repealed.
SIC. 3. This act shall take effect when ap-
proved,
LAnnEoHel Eebruarv u