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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-02-04
COAL PRICES GO UP.
The Prediction I'm Sundays Globe
Carried Out Yesterday

The advance in the price of coal which the
G O g of Sunday announced would be put
into effect yesterday was duly enforced. Coal
went up 81 ton and the indications are that
it will be good while before the price drops
again. 1t is all the work of the big primary
companies. who have agreed that henceforth
and until Jan. 1. 1897, coal shall be laid down
in Duluth at $3.50 ton at retail, and else
where in the Northwest at that figure plus the
freight from Duluth. Freight charges from
Duluth to the Twin Cities are $3.50 ton on
coal, hence SIS is the local retail price. 1t is
no fault Of the local dealers. Their profits
are fixed. and they will make little more this
week than last. The wholesalers, or, rather
the mine operators. get the most of it. Small
consumers. generally. have their winters sup
ply OF coal in 1t is the big consumers who
buy as they go along who will suffer most
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-02-04
KEG DID 1T.
GUS Andres Death Was Peculiar in
It's Details.

Gus Andres, the barkeeper at Phil.
Barcker's saloon, No. 949 East Seventh
street, who fractured his skull by a
fall down stairs Sunday night, died
at 900 a. m. yesterday. Andres had
had gone to the saloon after keg of
beer with which to celebrate his own
birthday. Starting to ascend the stair
way to his own room in the same block
he missed his footing when but a
short distance from the bottom and
fell backwards. AS he reached the
floor the key struck him upon the skull
The remains were sent to the under
taking rooms of A. L. Wulff, No. 913
East Seventh street. Arrangements
for the funeral are not yet completed
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-02-04
Subtreasury Bill Endorsed.

Special to the Globe.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.-Congress-
man Keifer today received a number
of communications from prominent
business men of st. Paul indorsing his
action in introducing a bill providing
for a subtreasury at st. Paul, and in
cidentally indorsing the course pursued
by the G b on this subject.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-02-04
TODAY,s WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.-Forecast for Tues
Day:
For Minnesota-Fair weather; Northwestern
iy winds.
For Wisconsin-Fair; northwesterly winds.
For the Enthusiastically fair; light
northwesterly winds.
For Enthusiastically cloudy, with snow
furries; northwesterly winds.
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS
United States Department Of Agriculture
Weather Bureau, Washington, Feb. g. 6:48
p. m. Local Time, D. M. 18th Meridian
Time.-Observations taken at the same mo-
ment of time at all stations.
trIrpIo
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-02-04
TEMPERATURES.
DAILY MEANS.

Barometer 1918: thermometer. "a; relative
humidity, 10; wind, northwest; weather, part
cloudy; maximum thermometer. 40; minimum
Thermometer, 20; daily range IL; amount of
rainfall or melted snow in last twenty-four
hours. 0.
Note-Barometer corrected for temperature
and elevation p F. Lyons Observer.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-02-04
johnson Hankers for Office.

Special to the Globe
WASHINGTON, Feb. 3-Col. Charles
w. Johnson. of Minneapolis, is a candi-
date for his former position of chief
clerk of the senate. He will be sup
ported by Senator Davis.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-02-04
LEES SUN IS RISING.
Mayor Smith VIII Not Return With
n Commission for Strouse.

Special to the Globe.
WASHINGTON, Feb. g. Mayor
Smith will probably leave for st. Paul
tomorrow evening. He will not carry
with him commission for Mr.. Strouse,
nor will he carry to that gentleman
very much encouragement; on the con-
trary, he has obtained sufficient infor-
nation while here to induce him to be-
lieve that the chances of Mr.. Strouse
are not roseate. Present indications
are that the former efficient postmast-
er, William Lee, will again receive the
nomination and confirmation for that
6ffica
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-02-04
Her Case EXpedited.


WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.-Congress-
man Kiefer has secured the issuance Of
an order making special the pension APP
plication of Mrs. Mary Zanders, of st.
Paul.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-02-04
Postponed the Piano Recital

The recital planned for last night at Howard
q Farwelps hall by the Piano club. assisted
by d. W. Van Week. was postponed until The
next regular meeting of the club
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-02-04
At the Capital.

Special to the Globe.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 3.-Hon. F. M.
Gundekunst, of Mitchell, s. D., Is in the
city on business before the committee
on Indian affairs.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-02-04

Popular and vulgar were once synon-
ymous' but Fillman need never hope
Tor popularity by his vulgarity.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-02-04
INTERNATIONAL.

Hennepin's anti-CIough crowd has
started the report that Clough serious
iy considers the question of withdraw
ing from the gubernatorial contest. The
statement is made that he is politically
dead any way. He may fool 'em. and
at any rate he will probably prove to
De the most lively corpse they have run
against In some time-Worthington
Herald.
Clough, Eustis, Van SAINT and McGil,
all are after gubernatorial honors and
Democratic Newspaper, the ST. Paul
u e, gives MeGill, a Republican
candidate. handsome send-off. Well.
ex-Gov. McGill deserves all the good
words and the honor that can be ac-
corded him in this States Saltwater
49,
The prominent candidates for COVER
nor are Messrs. C1ough, Eustis, Van
SAINT and Gibbs-aH excellent men, and
nothing stands between any one Of
them and the object Of their ambition,
save only the state convention. And
yet 1t Is not only possible, but quite
probable, that. the name Of the next
governor of Minnesoa is not included in
the quartette above named. Strange
things sometimes happen in conven-
lions, nowadays.-Sauk Center Herald.
Gov. Clough is having mighty hard
sledin' in his attempt to reach the nom
1nation for second term.-Fisher Bull
letin.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-02-04

Address all letters and kilograms to
THE GLOBE. st. Paul. MINI.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-02-04

Weekly, One Year. s1.O0
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-02-04
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

Sunday Only, One Year. 81 80
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-06
STA WaIorts.

9ummunepalset for Sitre Sliore
ben 3oie December iioItleoen babe
iaaoaut ubialo:
Segse Sosn:
Til 5urmaub palstes Serseant Z.
Gosne.
5ormanos iuppleant, airfeianser DIE
Segse.
Rspreieutant, Smut g. Sersb.
suppleant. Die Irneien Stsbupc.
golobo Sosn:
Gil Sormanos iuppleaut palstes 6.
Ssritao.
8%eprsientant, Ole 8. SprItac.
Suppleant, gilS Z. @inoinsitab.
&psne So9n:
Gil 5ormano palstes 8. s. Stattebu.
5prmauosi uppleant, 9. g.. @.
&o9us.
Nepreiertanter, Sle *. Us. Ho9ne
% Smut 9. Sopi.
Guppleant, Z. 6. 2ietren.
Samtlise palste er &ealtremano.
3ommunepalset for @eitre Sliore
baope iaacaut lloialo:
8seu Sosn:
5prmanbs iuppleant, 9. 6. Seme'
len9e.
Hepreientanter, ftp. &irfeianser Ole
R. 8erge % Ole 8. 5aufe.
Suppleaut. gnore Gpen.
Sopebip9net:
5ormcnosiuppleant, Sobn 8. Sieae.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-06
Yctteriem iom S~9remeier.

8stterlen tprer til ben Slass gien.
ueifer, Tom altio CT paa uotis eiter Gin.
fleming til at before fine Weomennes
fer. ga Getterien fOrleoen Dag fit
ie en- Mano iibbe paa ct Giaroe %
opmRrtipmt bstra8te Telesrnitraaoen,
tunoe ban life lau9er la99e gaano
pau fig.
"2e fer paa 1etestaitraaoeu, life
Iauot?"
$50.
"3e tanter Uel at faa ie, bUUroan ct
telegram tOmmer?"
S5pren traf paa Utuuoen os iunreoe
paaup Sa. 4etterien iUrtlareoe ban
oa peulig, buoroan bet iurbolot jig meo
ben elettriite Strrm. % al Telegram.
mer bar uiputise laut llutteoe meo isl'
oenoe Orb: "giu bar Sc ba ioetminoite
en- Smule Geoe paa Sasen."
SOet 8ettsrlen, ituloe gaa ipur9tt
ban:
"gtaa, bpab Gags arbeioe ipsler
9e esentlis meo?"
$50, ies % min &amerat Der er e.
lssraiarbeloere % ri ifal netpp i9tts
! Op Ell M 1raao."
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-06
81
fjuhTunnnnt hos Arraturrr.

Gn 1ent 9Iase for 6atreaturer, Seite, ia enbog 6unbe cr
ben Sp9oont, Der oct cneeite Sprog benaunes Mango. Oct
er life Gus, iom PLACER 9prene, men ct for bet blotte Die uIpua
Igt SnpIte' 5uiett Der borer Jig rnoer 6uben % Der lauer ig
fine gneeliteber. 9isie Smoabpr irriterer ~uo1obelig ueo i'm
9irtiombeb, % be fore Spr, be bar opilaaet i'm 9olie t. De
faar iugen 5reo buerfen Nat eQer Dag, be lioer ~uadaoelio al
en- f~orfrroeli9 Sloe. Snpltegiaiternes 9lrbetoe eipr, at Sao.
rene paa De pla9eOe Spr life iiOOer ioa fait iom for, 6aar.
rpoberne miier i'm 3rtuiel, Soen, tbi Der Hal nRrmeft tales ON
ben, itubber fig ~uaHaoeIis, 90 tiIIut itaor ben baorbar baaoe
pa 6als 90 Su8oel. 9a tan man paa be baorloie 5lptter ie
rsbe gritter og fme Sprater, os unber bisie logger Spirerne
til 9prets 9antriuiel. 9erfor maa man itror 9aa ipei meo
en- l1brpbbelestrig, oe 5remsanssmaaoen er ~f0l9enbe.
) to Better mso iaa parmt 8ano, at man fnapt fan boI6e
Saoubeu beri, blanoes ct balpt qunb soft soap buer, oe iaa
pates ben befrn9te SO lieeira ben bagerfe Gel irem til so.
pebet ioa 9runbi9t neo bette Saopepono % en- 900, itp 6etes
bgrne, at man ct filter paa, at bper Ylet Of Sioer oo Rps bar
iaaet fin 9etomit, enten be alereoe er baarbare eIer life
gu itafies after tilueie TO Better nteo parmt 9auo; bper
al benz ct balut QuuO bIoo Saape, iom rpres goot no, os beri
blauoes . 4unb a~lminoeiet Salt, ] 9uuo SpouI, liant en- .
lln;erS Slauoins al lge Dele carbolic acid o9 6lpcerin. 6eie
9ioen n,aa rpres ON beri, oa Suopelet er uoplsieli9t 9ano.
Weo bette 8aiteuano faar iaa aoen en- oroentig % fraiti9
Sebauoling, iiar maa Dale o. 0tane iaa en- COB Suerbolino,
iaa bpert enene 6aar faar goot al 9aifningen. 6por Saarens
lite er borte for, fauoe bet pare notiaa soot at tItppe benz bort
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-06

Bslteo tom. % bet er piit iau, of mango
oil faa Irbeioe meo CpIgrelieu az
benne 5abrif; men ON ben eQsrs fan
brinse nosen Spfomt for gpaoen, pil
5remtioen piie.
Saa bar bet geiret. 81 bar hibtil
baot e9peir meo Tegn, 9iuo ga
Sfaaooe iblanot. Get trueoe meo 9s
ibsit; men bet bleu meo 9ruoielen; ben
git itrar paf i9ien, ps iioen bar ri life
iset IS buerfen paa eeen eIer poa
Sanopepano. 8eiret bar maafe ppret
bel raat; tbt 5olf bar oRret ip9e uper.
alt al 5orfjsleIie, us BET temmelia uub.
artet csiaa, iaa man bar BELT falot bet
for Sniluenia.
Den iaa Del fjenote Mrrer 3aniel i
Salen bar li89et t~ilienss / belle 9ins
ter; ban bar p~aaoraset fig aunaetas
ring, % fommer bel life Of eenaen
mere. Oct ier uo til at gamle Qnna i
9alen psiaa ifal faa ie til BAN til Gns
ben, iom bun bar siurt meo iaa mango
fsr. gun bar baut EFT furunoerlis Sob
I Seroen, ioet bun ~beitauois bar maats
tet ofre fig for andre; men bun bliuer
iiral MI.
Strnr for Sui bpbe en- Del, belit
Rlore 5plt: Gaaromuuo Ola 2aatbe,
bans grooer @unoer 9aatbe, FAINT
anna gutbeim, Smut gintertun % Gis
ella Eine.
80 GAR bleu siite libt fcr Sui, nen,s
Zig Nils Gioes 9ptre, SObanna u9
Sritba. Den isrite meo Mpns 8it,
De Dor paa Mmerfet, % 8ritba meo
2ars Geilater; De bpr Grimp. Saaoe
bun % ban bar peret / amsrita; men
ban matte biem isjen for i'm Selbreos
SfDlo, moait tie bet funoe bemertes, at
bet bar bet ipriteBar, iom bleu uiet i
utneS upe &irfe.
Sursieir ntne % Cars gtrretalu, iOm
be99e er tienote al mango / GmerIta,
bploer Stole / 8iuter / Sisern9s os
Stanas arsoie, bour Der ct ioa fau,
iom bar Moo til at pare 29rer; man
fan nemlis life faa nusen til at iose
ben YOiten eiter Spettatlet meo ben
Sarnas. Sorsjeir bOlOer stole for
gorue, % for esen 8esuins. Suruoen
/ %alminoeli9e Sag uloeruiier ban %.
iaa i Gnselit. Get bprer 10 meo til,
for at man ital tllnue ipl9e mso 2ioen
III Der.
On Silien til Genner % 9~etienote
fra Z. l..
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-06
"a

' Gel oonIeIi0t. Ser ri ben til bisie Su1fe I pilo 9H'
w. Va OenIRrIer ri, at De belit porer op lan9s 8iaroer, bpor
y, NO ot009G, O8 bpor Der ogiaa iom ofteit bar ofa9ret
.s'' 'S Joro al De iorraabnebe Slabe, iont ginoen bar
"'tgs0' oerpeO foar nj TO eooe gint: &c ~forlan0er
- S'q8ae % 9obt eieoet, innlbret S~orobuno. Sertor
nm trs'' sAer oppIeies Soroen notiaa opbt, b~earbeioeS goot
' : HNo ooIhlltg pelraabnet 8iobiel.
H., ~ ~ woes M loa man9foloioe 9obe Sorter al benz, 90 De
~ oT' 'ofcr me0et Iioet. Dan Dor berior itafie iig Ell
, n NAVY ia st ytariern 90 ualse flo noole, iom mobnes tiSlist
\ ~S"'l0 @ '0rt tommer ienere. !6eloiet pl bet o9iaa pare
@ N.Y. "o0e al bper Sort, robe. forte % guile.
h, T"s'o9r'S uicnes Stommer maa p9re Q Iar ganIe
b,n S1''i 0et lor1te War porer De, bet 2bet bRrer DC, men
|ht ~ O0'aa Iorbt meO OersS 2epetib; oerior bsr De Nirres
IA ""0' man planter 9u1te itulbe be pGre aarseamle. )
:s,t.s rEue" oe5X3 SOB fra bpsranore, paa Ell ferre
"'aNa8 0icrne GX8 Sob.
A,ss." ~ % sol orGbcr temmelis burtist Gpoberne, ont be
Ia h. '''IoI' otror %efterat be CT antomne for at roplan'
|h,t.t 's'F N' % De maa life plautes bpbere, END be for bar
rs Al, 'o :" "0 man ie paa benz. Oct siGloer o9ioa Der iom
il, S't'F, Der bar inc 9reulerpbber, at oisie ipreocS
trnUO a. i" %9oeronorc Tom muliet; becit CT Def, at 6opeo'
|a, "' poo Ell lteen 6orbpinine, % at Reoberne oerira
Na Aon So.'. no III ollie aonter, iaa De baloer liot. Saa tres
|Atpn, ~ ,0'T0i'0t folt neo ontfrins benz. 6inbes Der Here
I'm Mi :" Tag Dem bort, poa en- 3 eler 4 nar al be ~itarteite,
|Hrs,, r'""' SGrittltene Matte glar. gltio n,aa man nemlig
lit aI -; - Ct IRA iorri9e aars irobiee Sfuo, man neite
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-06
9rep ira Norgc.

2etspiten pr. 2ronoblem, 20oe San. '96.
Ttl "Secorab Soften.
Stisnt bet alereoe er saat en- Maas
neb af bet npe aar, mo ie9 faa 2ou
til at gnite "2ecOrab 8oiten" os bens
mango 9aiere ct sOot npt Gar!
Chen min iioite Striuelie til 9las
bet, bar ri ferret Snles % 9ptaarsieit,
Ga mine 2anos meno | amerlfa penter
oa iormobentlig, at bet ital blipe
mango interesiante Tins at iaa bgre
fra be. samle 2ano, naar be MI bespns
Der at iaa Nptanrsbrepe fra NOrse.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-06

Repre ientanter, Gsrseant 8. Q.
Samre % &. 81. @it.
SuppIeant, Ole Gen.
Somen Spgu:
5ormaio. Guilt 6. 2omen.
5Ormanos iuppleunt, 2erer s. q.
8srsb.
8epreientanter, q. Grpsoit "a $. &.
Spime.
Snppleant, anut 6. EOeguaro.
3il Sroiprer / Eitre Sliore er for
De fommenoe 2 aar palst Ser9eant z.
Hosne o9 til 9tces Srbfgrer @aorobru-
ger s. Sfattebo.
I'll Srbigrer / 9eItre Gltore or
pal9t @aarobruser @ulit Gpen len
Some os til 9ice. SrOigrsr 6aarobru'
ger Giptno 8. 5osbeim.
S Norore guroat sr palgt til Sros
forer Carer Die etrutuolb os til gice'
Orbfsrer @aarobruser Iils 6. Srps
oenluno.
I'll Surmanb i Eitre glibre Stules
ltpre er ~sieuoalst airfeiauser Ole 8.
Qeoalen, til 8ice'5ormano Srofsrer
3. Rusne.
s Sitre Slibre er fra @ptaar ops
rettet ct nDt 9oitaabneri, ipm bGrer
gtapaet GItre Sliore SOItaabneri. Oct
iprben benaunte gitre Sliore 8oitaabs
neri b9rer MI Raonet Se9sei galoris;
men paa @runo al ben lllempe, ionl
oenne S%uranorins al Napn paa 8oits
aabneriet | Sesse bar iremfalot, iors
pentes, at bet M bcnGUnte 8Oitaabneri
9e9ge / 8aIorjs inareit bill iaa iejen
lit samle, tjenote Napn "gltre Slis
ore". Gil Soltaabner peo bet npop@
retteoe Soitaabueri CT Smut 2arIen
&olitao anta9en.
Com 29rerinoe / SItre os geitre
lllnas Os &pe 9rerie, Gorore Iurbal,
ct aniat Jrgten Singer 3. 8eiterbp,
Srenu9s.
5rt. Inna z. 8eitp, 9itre Sliore,
er fat iOm 2Grerinoe / Sruooif, Nors
ore 8erseubus.
@aaroen Sfattebo, gitre Sliore, ct
af @ieren Die Superior iolst til Grill
Z. 8reitruo. ajpbeium ubefjenot.
81. Inttporo, Der i mango Gar far
pnret Sage peb Gbunsaaiens Sanatos
RUM, ifal III. "5ramsans" uare antas
get iom 2ase ueb @ausoals Sanatu'
rum.
Sr. 2%uuobauoler Star, 81. slurbal,
Ifal eiter 5~orlpoenoe ia iluttet ium
2%anSbaubler.
s Sitre Slibre ct Tborleif 5bprs
~leiiieu Muen nplis gift meb Sarl
5borieinsoatter Moen (Woabausen) /;
DIE Seoerien Sersene meb gufe Suses
borg 6. Sesse.
S IorOre anrbal ct nelis fslsenbe
siite:
Sasierer Slien fra 8riitiania meb
Warsit anutsoattsr 8eiterbs; @uns
mar g. Norcater meb Singer Shuts
batter @eiterbp; Die o. Slseue meb
9lnne 6. Mertet; arte Suerien Saus
gene meo Singer Slsbutter 9plebuiet.
8 Gitre Sliore er fplsenoe bpbe:
Gise Slime Nnoersoatter Gpine (9tob.
ninoen); Some Sisrib Slsbattsr Subj
Il en- slloer al rs Gar; gnte Gasot
Suerien @inoinsitao.
gitre Slicre, 2sbe Sanuar 1896.
s.. s. gjelbDle.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-06
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oov, oens nbsiiter cs bsns
Fan,Iisr. ser 0oOa bar en- niaO'
al, Sui. Oct pil iise, man
", at Oriifs fig iulos, % saa %
:, s,urO til @aaro. Waafte
~ fpmmet iaa lanet frem !
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..,r,,r oit bet noset ilsot, % Ills
,oreniaocu par nsnl9teo ON, pad
moao: BEN Tube Or'oes. Wdn9e
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at en- Screening life tunoe leoe
~, qRob. iom Der bleu bnot. Siar
rs,ls 5ursOru9, iOm 9relteH OLAF
',,,st ON 3bien ug bans arbe'oer,
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!, ,r,r ben fremoeles ps, ipm bet
=, ,,so Unfit SIP. Slanot be See
:, gooet CT Greiten Slaiien, Dor
=, :. gpOlo % Saloor Gipe. San
: +, n.baae iijOr, oa bans 5'nant"
nm ! Ierocn; men M ct ban meo
.,s,io,r iolen, og er maaItc ben,
,r irtte melt Gin saset.
\, 9ll.n fl 5Oreninsen iitanO en-
! ism bu.otes / 6prretn'nsslOtalet
s 9otalet, iom bar
n at ovsr msO iriItt @rsnt, fob ct
vaftert 3uletrn, bpurnnosr Der
r,,, gap.r ira Ben til Ben. Sc
i. JON be8gnote ST. 5, aabneoes meo
M. gorroras c8 ienere Sspartnlns
E~tptolaoc; inotmeaem Eanlerlle
r,sfs Cracl al ben bltnoe Scarf
,sal. giilnt bleu Der ipiaet en-
r,sie al 6OlberJ. nemllg Suleltuel,.
2giQsnOe par Saloor Gipe, 9un'
etart, Son Cpbeim, SisrIo MOns'
!. gunbtlo SleImebaus os Wartba
gil at pore ilepeoe 6olf,
repps bar u9ret / ct 3beater,
d, BE bet rjgti8 9Oot, liGr bar Sala
giye, iom ipIaebe Stolenlelterens
rlgtjg iOm en- Gtueiplaer. Sub
par 80 Ore for Wteos
pg 50 Gre for Stfe'W eblem'
Gptiaa Nprt; men ubsilterne
Ne brttes, % &eiten anuenoes til
nt 6us iOr ~unSoOmslaget, iom
! tanter pan at opiore. Gil famine
maal itnl Der psiaa afbploes en-
iar ergaug / Sinterens SOB.
lr Qarer fit Osiaa iitano en- Sar'
t i 3ulcu. 3oic Suleoass 8pelo
GfpIeuS Born, pmtreut 60,
iRre SOrue fig ON ct pent Implicit
styr / StOlebuict. Der blep iuns
IGs, Nrattet Gboiolaoe. % Here al
NetIamerte, bplot biitoriFe
'SraB % gap boeranbre @aper.
en- me8et bp9Sell9 Iften
,e Tor Smaa % Sture.
sr vi oa tumne uuer SSitioen, %
meo bets 2rauelbeo %
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ADVANCE NOTICE.



With clash of cymbals, beat OF drums
hlare of trumpe;s, aud with all the scenic
adiuncts. brilliant costumes, pretty girls
and catchy music, the comic opera" Wang
viii he seen here for the last time tomor-
row night at Sweeney * Coombs' opera
house. An exchange says OF this seasons
production;
The Park theatcr was completely filed
last night by an audience that sat and
laughed for two hours and a quarter. lis
tened to beautiful sentimental songs for
half an hour. and spent the other quarter
OF three hours In waiting for a change of
scenery from the public landing on the
River Menam at Pechaburi. to the throne
room of the royal palace at Bangkok.
Wang" has been so well spoken Of and
so wen advertised that people went LAST
night to enjoy themselves and enjoy
themselves they did rhc operate bur
lctta for as such the composers have
named II. has been seen here before At
that time the Herald spoke in warm words
of praise OF its catchy airs tuneful mclo-
dies. capital choruseS and words which
were far above the average librctto. Tho
producing company is a credit to those
" no did the selecting The part of Wang,
the regent of Sam, could not have been
played better than 1t was last evening in
the hands of Albert Hart lie is every,
thing that goes to make up the part of tho
impecunious regent
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STILL GAZING IN.
The High Water In the Bayou Causing
Considera bic Damage

The High Water In the Bayou Causing
Considerable Damage
Tho embankmcnt on Buffalo bayou In
tho vicinity Of Prairie avenue and Smith
street intersection is gradually caving
away. and II the progress made yestcr-
day Is continued not one hut a number
of buildings Will be on the verge of a
precipice.
As stated In The Post Yesterday morn
ing, tho house occupied by Jessie Seawall
at thu head OF Prairie avenue began sink
ing Monday night. Yesterday morning
tina furniture had all been moved and
considerable weight was lifted from II.
moved toward the waters edge. 1t was
simply q gradual displacement of the
foundation. At 3 o'clock yesterday after
noon the brick pillar under the corner
Of the building had moved with the earth
from beneath the house and was six
feet nearer tho water than the corner
which it was proposed 1t should support
Norkmen we're busy lacking the house
up and replacing II upon foundation,
hut every minute It could be heard to
crack as If there was "A great strain upon
II The chimney, which runs through
the building from the ground above the
roof, was in tho shape of how. and II
was expected that it would fail at any
| time.
Below this place there was large
Cave-in az the rear Of No. FIRE station.
| Tho hulkhead which supported the earth
Mt tho rear of the brick structure gave
| way and was nrecipitatcd to the water
! below. carrying with n an out house
/ which was Just at the rear Of the build
! ing. While II Is not thought the build
| ing Is In danger. the caving earth Is very
close to the brick wall
! Tho vicinity has tho appearance Of the
presence Of n landslide Of no small al
| mcnsions. and unless q great deal OF
work Ia done several houses may fall
with tine slide.
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There was meeting yesterday of tho
general committee OF the lot owners OF
Glenwood cemetery 10 receive the report
OF tl~ subcommittee appointed to arrange
for bringing legal proceedings. The sub
committee reported that all prenarat lions
had been made and that suit would be IN
stiluted at once
cnse are Judge .. p. lmblen. Fwin,r a
Ring, Jones & G1ructt and CAPTAIN James
A. Bake. lr The general commiftee
adopted the report Of the Subcommittee.
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rop ALDERMEN.

FIRST WARD-H. l.. Robinson :.
i. Shuptrine. =, II u,rd.
THIRD WARD-E. c. CrawipS a,;rs IS
FOURTH WARD-August De''-'
d. NJ. Angle. =, I.pdtke md
FIFTH WARD-J. NJ Lup'A'
NJ. Phelps. .a hecause g'
AL "a action of democratic con'sH"''
i M Heiser and T. ". cronan -