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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-08-11
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

A GOOD CONCORD BUGGY; 115O-ib young
horse; one good driving mare; very cheap.
469 Wacouta st.
HORSES! HORSES Barrett & Zimmerman
have from 200 to 300 heavy farm mares
and drafters on hand at Barrett & thinner
mans auction and commission stables, Mid
way, Minnesota Transfer, st. Paul, MINI.
Private sales daily. Part time given If
desired. Take interurban car from either
city.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-08-11
NEW YORK MINING STOCKS.
BOSTON MINING SHARES.

A AlIoue7 Min. Co.. ! Franklin 49,. 15A
Atlantic ...... % Kearsarge =. So. Tx
Boston & Mont. .13S1s Osceola . 49,. 36l%
Butte & Boston 24% Quincy >. ....... .113
Calumet & Hecla. 400 Tamarack . " 1872
Centennial :. 80. TX Wolverine :. 80. liz
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-08-11
SITUATIONS wANrED-FEMALE.

DREsSMAKER-First-c dressmaker, good
ntter and designer, latest styles, desires
dressmaking in families. Address N Globe
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-08-11

FREE-A good bicycle suit with every Patee
bicycle; the Patee doesn't come back for
repairs: have YOU seen It? Twin City Cycle
House, 436 Jackson St
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-08-11
SITUATIONS OFFERED-MALE.

AGENTS-$1S week easy; samples to work
ers; beautiful goods. Gregory Mfg. Co.,
"a Park Place, New York.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-11
VpsiciaIocnc | Niien jfal
npttigcjcrcs.

De beremte a~atdratter eler GyosIes
fab / Rilsn er EN- Sinoring for Stibs
fdrten paa Den betienote 6lpo; men 6pis
be lioite Gfterretninger fra 5araonernes
gamle Suno er at itole pau, BIZ be MI
blipe til 8elIianelie. Oct meooeles nemz
Zig, at 6osiefdlbsne ItaI anpenoss til at
frembringe e~lsttriIt 2Ds "a 9riptroft.
8OmuIosipinoerier, Sutterperter 0.
frritjelli9s andre inouitrisle glrlea hal
tomme igdng. Briterne, ION MI CT Ser
rsr ! Wgppten, pil life unolabe at poer.
fsre geitens fremItrebns Civilization til
bet Sdnb, Der engung bar oens Wobsr
Y%rGnoiel er Der Tibet at / 2Sopbtsr
Sul maa ierss bib tilIg8 Glettrin
0rIptrdft oil tunns itufss 6iaioers enb
Samptraft, % nuar Der aubnss 2(oooro
til at anlGgge 5dbriter, bill not 9obis
taIen inofnoe fig. Gn iorels6io llnbsr.
=
Is9elIe ioresaar aIlereoe, "a her or IN
gen Sruno til at antage, at 2noeuis.
rernt uil itroe pad uoperrinoelios 6in.
orineer. De 9gpptiIte 9~atorofter ian
lite idmmenlignes meo Hiaoar1I,Ioet !
amsrita. De sr minarere Strno ,nn
essntlise 5csis. Del Tan man Ificnn,
berof, at Sritsrne bar ballet 0ompb,nns
oprpsr adtdrattsrne pda fine Grpeeitio.
ner til bet iHOrs uf Tilsns Golfere
SpiS Der III "lGegcs SGletei p,,
Dem, ioa De fan TONNE til at orbsiN,
| Wennslt'nes 3isusIts, pil BET o,mr,
Sdno trnme op at ben fprnsor,G,
tpori 3prternes Misitprs bar 5r,of o,t
eipiIingeniersu oil gisrs en- ercbrir,
ION fcrfodbsntlie bIicer bet,rSis
hpilts poltiit, 6oranorinQsr Der ,nSn,
MATTE inotrGbe.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-11
Rittenbsa apitel.

Ser CT Wfis Gartt, Sir" iusce Wlaoume Setornt, ioet
bun inbTrrts Zen irernmsOe Dame.
Mauoalsns hianet ig psD @inpust uo til 9aoen, meb
Rpsg,n mob apist, lab en- ipselis u%rissnbs, ~lpsbuarst
Ranosling I en- lps 6jsmmsfratts, uItfOr bib til bans musre
arcp, % mto en- 9ioIbuf,t Snaptunst. Gan ia uo til
at bare ct Bar % treoip gar; bans Sub par tpio pg fart icm
en- uns gigss, ginsns Ipis dig rdnbblaa os Spsrl9bsn prps
BET al en- tpno lps Snsbslsburt, mso o~mhpg9elig inoeos
epieiu. San bobns en- Stadl af Sorbbnr puu Stjsoet,
ober tpitst bu ptrtsutlist bar uobrsbt en- Serpiet.
Sl 6eirs for lam itoo sr ct fort runbt gprb, bsb9ftst meo
Raritstsr fra ale fcm 8srbensbsls, boabe N%aturolisr os
&unfsjniicnbe. 5msusm Saosrne laa Der Spltsrs til Snbs
pairing paa Rstis.
gPeb en- @rimau Sr nQrmst ituloe f~preiti1e ct fprs
~binotigt smil, u%nbItplbte ben unge Serrs fig, fprbi Der ia
iao ~uorhtniligt ub, og forhi FAN idp par Siemmsbraet pg
life bsianot ZIG bel. 6un psgsbe csrnait pau en- Stol og
itilsbt fig til I'm Gitts ~gtadoigbso.
Tag fun glaoa, g2iis 8urt6," aisntog Ran, "isa er
Ic.I @auitons, iom 3t enitsr at tale msb."
"etaI jts soa, sir9" ipurgts Nubams eeerint.
"Tsi, pon ingn Ilaabe. lcarete henoes Susbpno. "glip
d bare, aecOurt Og bolbt Os rso eeIfab. - Muoame ess
count npbr min iuIOs 9ilib' ,~tilfeisbe ban bnpenbi tilNogs
balsns. "5pao D. faa Tar at fg,, Tan bun sobt here berpaa.
Sun hsrsr msb til Jumiitn. Der u intst Sus England,
iom sisr en- Idaoan Stat fem Ulabamc 2uount."
llneer ttt bernie 2Opials tolbt Susbsfprsrinbsn fine Zine
%bnfnreie iantst mCb Gulpet. Msn Wdgbalenss Ftarps
S~asttagtIIe 5apos auTsot iorinon ppfdnast ct me0em Mas
bam, 2scunt % hsHoss 6usbono psrIst Bill, Tom piite trnbe
al Wr. BARTON, fable facet gsfeb paa, bpao ban ftulbe ias
% oieY I bn T~umHeota 8aroRrslTe. Sun beTlnttets at
rare tctbslt poa I'm qcit % itqnbts zig at tags gIaog tat psb
SIR. @unFtrnts gcrt pa IN ioabon Maats, at run altar
Sustoloeiien @osanB til I'm 6usbonb, iost BEN sprise Del
AZ Staen rur opiqot al EsIstuHsrtr Og Msblsr.
"3os lem idst Wiis Gattt," utbrso Sus6srrsn iors
ifratia, Ok fapo, mar msD 1erss 9Grm rsret min Selps
'ta9s nte I'm q fra gsm. CO Der u ben fele gerbsn fun
ire af ben SLass. In ms sRr qrsfe,nten at Peru, ben
anbsu itoar | @atitaEsi FPS gabtn; ben treble BET er min.
Dlin Gar tilbptieos fa baH en- Sang, 90 inist anb,t Sus /
enaIanb far gloa.H sriil. M, bisfs Eager bur min aor
tiFbt - lansi uuosr 9urtiu maa % trc. IA, 2scount.
lat Dem beg nto! ia, escouHt er oeiaa en- uf min Sars
Jorrttniner = IN af BE- bsofs, Os ian fOrftOb Is pau 95or.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-11
Sor 200 Iar iioen.

Oct bar / ben ferite N%Dbpggertib, oa
be til @merifa ~inppunoreoe Gngslitz
m4no bnppig par ubIdtts fpr An9reb
at Snbianerns. s 1897 inOtrat en-
m9rteIig gegipenbeO | Npbpgget Sds
perbia / Masio6uItts. Seltirpen
ben bar en- 5armertpne. Snoidnsre
tom ani9ttenbe. Mr. 9uftin drbeioeoe
pad aaeren, msbens ipO al bans Ssrn
legebe omtrins ham. Srgen dneoe
ncaet mbt. YlubIelte bgrtes ct frpgtes
liet 6pl. Suitin 9reb i'm 8sSIs %
Iprdng OBJ paa lin Seit; men ou 1T Tan
ie at Snbiansrne bar melem BAN og
SuIet, Iaa Fan umulio tunoe reooe TN
Suitru. San IA til gsrnene, at Be
mdatte lsbe ipran BAN Iaa fort, be fun
be, pg imiblsrtio frlot ban 8ilom1u'
oene pad Iiitanb pso at peuoe iig og I'm
be. Saaleoss tom han % De Ipp Ser1
/ Sifierfeo inb | ct bsf9Itet So9bus,
Icm Der / ben Sib bar iaa mango al
runot ON / Settlementerne. s Ouittls
gpIis 9it bet oerimpo gait. Gn Snotas
ner qre6 hans minoIte Barn / genene,
IlGbte bet ubenfrr og ilog BET mob ct
Sr9, inbtil Sjernen lau uoe. 0ereftsr
tpa 9ilom9nbens Mrs. 0uitiu % en-
Na6ptpinoe BED Napn Wdrp gef o9
itprteos ufiteb mep benz / Retning al
Canada. sos en- unoen Npbpgger hupoe
be taqet en- 9ut. Sill alt !6slo for
'tpb 8lttsn noget at Snotdnernss
Sprog, rg ban fl FIRE, at be %oftdlte,
Epao bs piloe ejgre meo fine Sanger,
naar be tom frsm. De ituloe ou uns
Der9ipes Sortur. 8stts ~fortults ban til
Mrs 9uitin, Og bun bsiluttsoe at pope
en- 9amp. Ni Sroianere pg to Squarps
Iattes til at paste puu De tribe Sanger.
@n Sat ba alle lau | bpb Sepn tnce |
Retp Sampibirss Stope, itoO Mrs. DUE
tin, Marp Ref % Gutten up / al Still
heb co tpg bpsr fin 3mdbatpt. Weo
nozzle pslrettsne Slog lpttsoes bet benz
a tfnuIe Sjsrneitallen paa ii af fine To-
penoe fienber. Gn ung 8ut % en-
Squaip bjersebe ii9 peb at flDgte. Wlrs.
0uitin ifalpersoe be ogoe MRno, co De
ire lllpttesfGIer began Jig o~erefter pau
Sil6aaepeien. De bdnorebe nRiten bum
orebe Mil gjennem en- tpt Stob, rg ba
be omiibsr fpm til 9upertia, bar be rent
uomatteDe at Cult pg QnitrengslIe. Gn
8ountp pua so punb betdltes for be ii
Stdlpe, ca Mrs. 9uitin blep piot %
brebt bersmt. Der bar ingen QpiIsr be
9age; men Rhgtet ON benoss tiGtte
Oaab fon bps lige nso til Mdrpldno,
% Gumrnprsn ienbts tenoe en- YreTent.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-11
81 @angf ON nqen,
4Iccorab=Yo Soften" "9eo 9rnrn4
sper iirsoas 90 Sreoas boer at.so,,
Sil oen gamle Yris,
for Margauscn,

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geo Wrncn, os 5reoasssgtameret uofolnmer mon = y J
Gioer.
Bore Gbonnenter pif oerpeo faa en- betnoelio mn.
mere 9nletpi % iriifere gipbeber. 8aaoe 9irs6,os'So.
Greoa9ssgiunleret i~noeboloer 9tpbeoer ira SIM. % D ~ "
lnnoet, 9pt ira @aibInston os &ousresien, fra ~ ~. ~,
Itielli9e 2egtslatrrer, oio. ,"
Nbonrenterne oil berefter fa to fulblt9noioe gU6sr ma.
lge. w.
6rebasss9iuneret ol foruben gtpbeoer Din. inbe5.h,
2rsning al blanoet Snobolo, gpoe SortpQinaer. nor ~,
pul giue 6OrtGainaerne Wco Nrncn uuQet eiter gnr,
reipUuoancer, Srepe ira @amlelanoet. "6pr 6urme7 1,
Jet Og Sauen, Z" 9asnns for uu9oommen, airtsGoe gfGsr,
retnin9er, oip. TceorabsYoi Ieperer labIa Jjrrs,
ira Gamleldnoet, % tDrlpger iaapiot muliat at Inn IN.
oerretning ira ale Dele al 9anoet. WV
Segge Slaoe pil ~inoebolbe 5emeitc i~uIoItGuSi,H
% paalioeli9c WarfeoSbcretminaer.
SInOet ien0es iii Norse Gale tire 1osuoer) 6Ucr Tr.
Dag, lpr 2 Dollars Iargangen. Tortpen alene fOiter on
Collar O9 IRE Gents, os Su6lriptiOnen maa berfor ieroes
olrette til os, ba vi paa insen Maaoe fan betale Sommis.
ion Tor Nor9esabpnnenter.
9loertisicmenterne foroeles paa DC to glabe, On Der pf
oerIpr bliUe for bolbspis faa guerts iementer bpsrt
Slao.
Oct flyer fig ielp, at Snbitriptiuueu bcreher moo
betalcs | Torifmo, ba hi elers life Sa rOoer
Mfnnoe fan peoblipe at ienoe no Slabet TO @an0e ON ll9pr
DE Grcoe Ibonnenter anmooes berior pad bet inbitrn.
ot9tte ON at ienoe i'm Subifription / Sorituo, enten for
ct belt Nnr, S1.25, eler ct balpsglnr, 63 Gents, eQer st
tuart Gar, 80 Gents.
SecorabsYoicm % Wco Irmcu CT oelatI
oct gnmle 2ano, p9nan tan ~panitelig ienoe ell mere Del.
tpnlnlen 8ape for ben lille Gum af 2 Dollars til SlRot o.
Tetrer oerbienn,e. Serpm bar pi manaioloiae @ione3,
bpro Sreue biemnelra. SoriDs Ell Nargang % Il, ON
s lite oil faa 3af til 2pn. 4bouHenter 9toree IAN j,uO
SIR. 15o y panuulsn sa cr urr1r Trjmrrttr
3 Sanb ON, at bore 8eitr9belicr for at ItaH, cor.
ganosm9no ct eobt, biQist Slab paaIfisnnes, un6sials3
SeeorabsY often ps Wco Nrncm paa Bet beOit.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-11
Wtarf neOenitaaen0e Soqlife.

III Ileoenltaaenoc Sgser bar hi meset iture Se.
9ololllil9er, o9 NbOnnenter fan erbolOe famine
lonl FrGnltebp9er til b~etpbelig neolatte Trtier.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-11
Eaa Yr0pe.

Spr 25 Gents oil nj ienbe "Secprab Ypien" 5 Raanc.
Der paa grppc. Man fan lenbe 9pitage Clamps ocripm
bel ialber letiere. Genb behne Ylautet.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-11
ben 90 Scps
siot smaaprat ON ..eeeorab.v oaen"s sorret.

nine, rreo YortrGt al "7ceorab Eoiteu"S llb9iucr, 8laOttS
gteoattprer % Bor9e N~rbeiosipf % 20 andre Gt0eocr, Der be-,
ltrIrer 6urretnli9cn, ArbcrospGrelier 9resier pg auOet 9}atp
nert, neo St0er Cert, Buori betriUes en- apiSnpgipers 01ea'
por0lgbe0er.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-11
ssturab' Yoitcn Os Sch arnen ct gar os benne 8O0
pn YrPuie X 1S

0eu'e BOG fun faces ~inobrnoen for - Gents ertra.
Sp9en er beore %ilobunoer % toiter mere Yortu eo tbs
lt9ere Tr9intebp9er, men ben pil blipe pero at oiemre.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-11

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Drawer B. DEBORAH. Iowa.
=, NeHac icnoes Qofo'fce HRpne, srnsr errrsis sp,uen Sroer
1og9,tp otsp eler Sant Drafts lpoenoe paa Chicago, Neo
Check numerous noa "sSso e.er CT EanL. Private Checks slsr
Yuu oahier I Smaabper, Ian life mootaaes ION iuo De
oInue Checks E" Ss"'" W iua |ehS' "" -
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-11
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unoerlanoct | Mnterifo. en- Selfripeie al gclow StDne
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Sobn Srpipn. ct aiitiat -Vcipiieren itlrif. vi
gnp De Manpasiont WeO Ter 8i1eber-cferopiCn hem.
fomrten ira Muterifa. vi U. ". Cft8onro.- Wiaai.
mnioaraocrem. 6ortGliug ira California 2 ooifcercn.
VI Spbdnres sShot. Web eleue @i1eoer.- utaf. ST itGlcnii
Slleoe ira WtooelaIoeren- Nisierne paa Sopcn om Sn,
ietpciocn. Sileoe.- Wcnitp b l G5jerpen. (ocurt ,}6ieus
SarnoomsbiemJ neo Silcbe-.2ilins oans.-siot al bprrt
pm Spaleruc.
Gpiicoer ira ariasfpet. Subbolb:-S ulcu "a pa
Slaamnrter. = grpeedi8 aReoipleie- On Sdt uoeu saet ttnruoe On
Ar@slt. AZ Neitc io aerntp n st Scrubporiel SporeDcs aim tor
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benton 1rlrnbcreu % eGsoreet Mdnael pal Straatpbdt. llrrbcn
3lmrr en- Ne9ers ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Old Seth en- hui &urv 90
g Sl sOHhsSago iaass I gb-Gn sia5Yiptisrons. 5laSct % @btp
ldIen; VI peittrgrt apntrabane. -epbc AnbefaIuger. -Yipoe MOD
oe9Deo. Truly "A Bold Soldier Boy arigen enber
8nraffertrrf az Stncoln. SnobpIb:-7u ban gt pnn
stolen Snrdr beino AlGmgerEfhr 9tneoIu cit Stnrtrprrpc EmI
mar od euefe HtooeI.- StneolnS rttaine aarater. -2tncptu ca Gutil
galtaiten Shttpin par tpiofnog. On munter RcpliL -90Bt Here
3rrt- oaH buhebe at.
ger I Galien. vi Souas 9abl-cm Spp ben % sop.
tagten.-&ntt Yiaoien. annt gaar I Stat. amt %
Hrinolen- Sans Settpcrs. Wleo TO Sileoer. Otter "5olte
blaoet" uo 8ernt Sic -9iaeoaruppc al Reoattprerue tIbo,
reHoe ben norts oanlfe TreSeiOreniu9
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Evening journal., 1897-10-14
ADJUSTMENTS.
DRAWING CROWDED HOUSES.

DRAW lNG CflOWDED HOUSES.
Camille" was presented at the natl
nee and ''Drifted Apart" in the evening
at the Grand Opera House yesterday by
the Corse Payton Company, before two
audiences that filled every seat in the
house. Both plays were handled in a
very painstaking manner, and every
body expressed delight in being able to
witness such productions as Mr.. Payton
is giving this season at such small
prices. Miss Eta Reed in both roles
yesterday appeared to be at her best
Mr.. Payton, as Muggs, was a very
strong character. II was portrayed
very gracefully and artistically, in
which the favorite comedian created no
end of laughter, and was accorded
many rounds of applause. The stage
settings were even more elaborate than
on previous evenings. Tonight will be
presented My Kentucky Home" a
story of military life in the South. This
play has a very strong and interesting
plot and will enable the display of
many thrilling situations. At the matt
nee Friday two comedies will be pre-
sented, Lend Me Five Shillings, which
has been made famous by such noted
artists as Nat Goodwin and Joseph JEFF
ferson. to be followed by the up-to-date
comedy, "A Yankee in Cuba" Matt
nees ct o'clock and evening perform
ances at O'Clock, sharp.
Evening journal., 1897-10-14
THE ARTILLERY BOARD.

The commendable progress made in
the construction of the land defences of
our harbors and in the production OF
seacoast ordnance has suddenly aroused
attention to the deficiency in numbers
OF the enlisted force necessary to garri-
son the works, The awakening was
not without its ludicrous side. for it re-
vealed the anomaly Of many emplace-
ments and armaments and few artil-
lerymen.
The truth is the artillery has been so
long neglected that IL seems as If an
early lesson taught incoming admins
trations was the necessity of elbowing
It into the limbo Of Indifference. For
there il has certainly simmered for
years. and there it still might have
prayed and waited had not the engineer
and ordnance officers made such unex-
pected progress that reasons for more
defences would have been lacking could
the opponents of coast defence have
shown no men were available or needed
to justify the outlay.
Then the forgotten gunners were re-
membered, and it is understood that
Secretary Alger intends TO ask for an
increase in the artillery of twenty foot
batteries. Besides this, he has organ
lied an Artillery Board now in session
IN Washington, which will report upon
the question Of artillery need-.-New
York Herald.
Evening journal., 1897-10-14
DIED.

ALDRED. AT Columbus. Ca, on 0c-
tober II, 1897, James Aldred, aged 62
years.
DUNBAR October 10, 1897, John
b. Dunbar, aged GO years.
GROSS.-On October II, 1897, Barbara,
wife of Anton Gross, in her 59th yesr.
HAYES.-In this city, on October 8
1897, Ellen, wife Of the late Michael
Hayes.
JOHNSON. In this city, on the 18Th
instant, Miriam H., wife of Harry l..
Johnson, and daughter of Samuel W.
and Rebecca Barker, aged "a years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the
residence of her parents, No. 4O5 Madi-
son street, Saturday afternoon at
o'clock. Interment Riverview.
Gone but not forgotten.
KE1GWIN.-On October 8, 1897, Rev
Earnest Farnell Keigwin, in his Oath
year, at the residence of his par
ents, Rev. DR.. and Mrs. A. N. Keig
win, No. 1913 Park Place.
KELLY.--In this city, on October 3
1897, Bridget, wife Of Dennis Kelly
aged 50 years.
M'KENNA.--In this city, on the 10th
instant, Edward, son of Peter and the
late Mary McKenna, aged 25 years.
PHILLIPS.-On October 10, 1897, aJnt
Phillips, aged 70 years.
SaERWIN.-On October 8. 1897, Eliza
beth Eason, wife Of Thomas Sher
win
Evening journal., 1897-10-14
ST. PATRICK's FEsTIvAL

The only thing needed to make this
the most enjoyable outing OF the sea-
son is what we have to-day in album
dance-ideal weather-and it is safe to
say that the success of the festival to-
night will far exceed the most san
guine expectations of the committee in
charge The committee reported last
night that they expected to serve at
least $500 suppers, and 1t looks now as
II they were not amiss in their calcu-
lations. Hyatts Military Band, a reed
band, will furnish music galore. A
train Of five cars will leave from Eighth
and Market streets at s o'clock with
Hyatt's band TO enliven the trip. Sup
per begins at 6 o'clock, and Rev. Dr.
Flynn extends a most pressing invita-
tion TO all his friends to take supper
with him tonight
Evening journal., 1897-10-14
IMExIrn,s pREs1nENr

The recent excitement in the City OF
Mexico calls special attention TO our
neighbOr to the south. Mexico has
emerged from a chaotic state that was
characterized by frequent revolutions
and has found prosperity and progress
in a policy OF stability. The president
Is man OF uncommon qualities. He
has brains, nerve, tact and shrewd-
ness. He has secured the respect of his
people and at the same time has taken
steps TO prevent successful uprisinga
against his rule. Virtually, though not
n0minally, Dictator he has conserved
every item Of his official prestige and
power TO strengthen his position, en-
couraging American capitalists 10 enter
his domains to build railroads and to
develop the vast riches Of the mines
and thus giving him possession OF a
powerful machine for the government
OF his country.
The railroads that have been built
almost wholly through American enter
prise. have covered, practically, every
section of the country. BY their means
the president is able to choke off the re-
bellious al short notice. The telegraph
gives him instant notice of a tendency
to revolt; soldiers are poured upon the
conspirators, the insurrection is quelled
before it has become generally known
and before il has spread beyond the
original few plotters. Thus the rail.
roads and the telegraph lines, con.
structed by northern capital, enabl,
the executive to insure to the investors
a condition Of comparative peace, such
as cannot be guaranteed to capitalists
who seek profits in the countries fur
ther h.-Washington Star.
Evening journal., 1897-10-14
RELBAsED 10 BE ARRESTED.

Chief of Police Dolan received a let
ter yesterday from superintendent OF
Police Linden, of Philadelphia, saying
that one Edward J.. Nolan, alias Ed
ward J. Sullivan. had been arrested in
that city for forgery. II is said that he
and O'Meara, who was arrested here
for forging a check on Charles War
ner Company, and who had been par
doned by the Board of Pardons about
two Weeks ago, is one and the same
man. 9sazl
Evening journal., 1897-10-14
SUDDEN DEATHS ON THE

SUDDEN DEATHS ON THE IN
CREASE.-Pecple apparently well and
happy to-day, tomorrow are stricken
down, and in ninety-nine cases out of
every hundred the heart is the cause.
The king of heart remedies-Dr. Ag-
news Cure for the Heart is within the
reach of all, and if there are symptoms
OF heart disorder it should be used
without delay. II relieves in 80 min
utes, and cures most chronic cases.-25.
Sold by Miller Drug Company, 4O2 Mar
ket street; ~ B. Danforth Market and
Second streets.
Evening journal., 1897-10-14
MURDER IN THE SECOND DEGREE.

Denton, Nd, Oct. 14.-After being
out about twenty-four hours the jury in
the case OF William Bennett, colored,
charged with the murder of Wesley
Gibbs, colored, returned a verdict Of
murder in the second degree and rec
ommended that the court be merciful in
the sentence. Judge Russum sentenced
the prisoner to the penintentiary for
seventeen years. The prisoner re-
ceived the sentence with tears of an
guish in his eyes.
Evening journal., 1897-10-14
MARRIED.
pnMIIF

-MARKEE.-At Asbury NJ.
e. parsonage, No. 222 Walnut street,
on Wednesday, October 13, 1897, by
Rev Ezra Tinker, Ill. D., Harry p.
Buckley, Of New York city, to Miss
Lillian A. Markee, Of Philadelphia
Pa
MASON.-STUBBS.-At st. Pauls par
sonage, No. 305 West Seventh street
October 10, by Rev. w. L. S. Murray
d. d.. c. III. N, Mason and Carrie j.
Stubbs, both Of New Castle county.
Evening journal., 1897-10-14
RoY BREAKS Els LEG.

Irwin Young. OF No. 10 Mechanic street.
jumped from a. pile Of lumber on Lom-
bard street between Seventh and Eighth.
this morning, and broke his leg lie was
taken home.
Evening journal., 1897-10-14
MR.. LANNAN VACATEs.

Former United States Marshal Ian
nan completed a few private matters in
the United States Court room yester-
day, and Marshal Short now has full
charge.
Evening journal., 1897-10-14
LODGE ENTERTAINED AT SUPPER.

KNIGHTS OF THE MYSTIC CHAIN
ENJOYED PROPRIETOR KRAUsEs
HOSPITALITY.
Fame Castle and Palestine Castle,
Knights Of the Mystic Chain, were enter
tanned az the Western Hotel last night by
Proprietor Edward Krause in honor OF his
having become a. member of the order
Mr. krause has lately assumed the pro-
prietOrship Of the Western Hotel and re-
Gently joined Fame Castle, becoming a
Whann made a felicitous address, as did
also Charles Cosgrove. s. J. Mccall Fred
Solomon (who also sang several solos)
John Spear and Alexander Tias. Spears
orchestra furnished the music. AL. Pier
son. Thomas Hogue and others replied tc
calls for speeches by Presiding Officer
Charles Whann.
In all sixty members OF the order en-
ioyed Mr.. kranses hospLtalily.
Evening journal., 1897-10-14
REGISTERS ORDERS.
ORDER.
EGISTER'S OFFICE.


New Castle County, Del, Sept. IA, 1897.
Upon the application of George S. All
mon, executor of Mary Ann Almond
late of Brandywine hundred, in sal
county, deceased, it is ordered and di-
rected by the register that the eXecu
trix aforesaid give notice of granting
of letters testamentary upon the e5--
tate of the deceased, with the date OF
granting thereof, by causing advertise
ments to be posted with forty days from
the date of such letters in six Of the most
public places of the county of New Cas-
tie, requiring all persons having demands
against the estate to present the same
or abide by an Act of Assembly In sucli
case made and provided; and also cause
the same to be Inserted within the same
period In the Evening Journal, a news
paper published In Wilmington, Del, and
to be continued therein three weeks (e. o
Given under thehand and sea
OF office of the Register afore
said at Wilmington, in New
IL. 81 Castle county aforesaid, the
day and year above written.
CALVIN w. CROSSAN,
Register.
Evening journal., 1897-10-14
OLD RESIDENT BURIED IN PHILA
DEIpHIA

The body of Miss Jane Phillips, 75
years old, late of No. 1902 Chestnut
street, was taken to Philadelphia yes
terday for interment Rev. A. r. Wal
ker conducted services here. Interment
was made at Woodland Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1897-10-14
GROSS LTBEL DENIED.

Judge Dallas this morning denied the
motion for leave to file a cross libel in the
suit OF the steamship Allegheny VS.. the
steamship Caucaso.
Evening journal., 1897-10-14

Andree was wise in letting a few hun
dred Of those pigeons go before they ate
rp-au the provisions in the balloon
St Paul Dispatch.