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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-16
SALTWATER.
DOinEs of the Minnesota Conference
Of Corrections and Charities

SALTWATER. MINI. Nov. 15.-(Special.)
The seventh annual conference Of correc-
tons and charities convened at the First Pres
byterian church. this city. tonight, and the
FIRST session was largely attended. although
only few delegates have arrived. The
church Is magnihcently decorated with flow
eIs. nags and bunting, and filled to-
night with the best people OF the city Fol-
lowing prayer by Rev J. H. Albert an i'd
dress Of welcome made by Dr. T. Q.
Clark and was RESPONDED 20 by Rev. S. q.
saith, 81. Paul. Opening address was made
Ly Prof. Z. II. Henderson, who is at the
head Of the sociological department OF Chi
cRso university. and is president OF the Ma
uongi Association Of Charities and Currec-
service In charity and made masterful
plea tor abolishng the spells system and the
n moyal or politics from state and local in
siltuuons. The following committees for the
year were announced: On rules, ". II.
Hoplton. St Cloud. r. T. Proba. Howard
Lake; e. w. 3. George. Ada. On nomini,-
ton, Rev. S. G. Smith. st. Paul; c. Faux
ner. Minneapolis. r. Dunno. Eyota. On
resolutions, lion. j. w. Willis. St Paul: ].
II. Block. ST. Peter; Mrs. J. II. Arnold,
Minneapolis. On time and place X. A Mott.
Faribault J. II. Rich, Red Wing; Mrs. J. W.
mona. ". c. Sargent. Duluth. The after
prison.
The fall term of the district court convened,
al the court house this morning and the
grand jury has already entered upon its
labors. The hearing OF jury cases vii begin
V.
fort +. 7. Wilson viii come up for hear
ing. preliminary call OF the calendar was
made by Judge Crosby and a number OF
cases were continued until the May general
term Other cases We're dismissed and
stricken from the calendar, leaving nineteen
jury cases and thiTty-fhree court cases 10 be
disposed Of The Staples viii case will 60
over until the latter part OF the term. when
II VIII be taken up before Judge Wiiiiston.
The grand jury viii complete its work to-
morrow and will probably return couple OF
indictments.
Dewitt Miller. the orator and wit. Will de-
liver a lecture the uses OF Uginess' al
the opera house tomorrow evening under the
auspices OF the Saltwater ycsum.
Hon. John Linds supporters at Forest
Lake. this county have arranged FOR a large
/ torchlight procession and ratification m citing
20 be held IN that village next Saturday
/ evening
The board Of county commissioners met to-
day aud transacted cons -deraOle routine busi-
ness, For various reasons the board ad-
lourned this evening 20 meet again next Fri
day, whe nthe remainder OF their work VIII
be taken up.
About l25 SANITY ely Elks will visit Still
water lodge tomorrow evening and arrange
ments have been made to entertain them
royalty while here 4 parade of to D rincipai
streets viii be followed by a banquet and
social session.
A large Manila mail arrived this morning
from members % Company X, and a number
OF interesting communications from the absent
boys found their way TO their parents and
friends All Of the boys express themselves
as MORALLY tired OF the country and anxious
10 get back home
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-16
TELEGRAPHlC BREVlTlES.

ST LOUIS. Nov. i5-At the meeting OF
s,'okholdere OF the American Brake COM
pauy today the proposition TO consolidate with
the present lessee of the company. the West
inghouaa Alrhroke company. was carried by
. lsl-s majority.
CHICAGO. Nuv. 15.-Juturo Komura The
japanese envoy extraordinary and minister
plenipoicnu8ry recently appointed 10 the
United States. ana suite. viii arrive IN Chi
cago on Thursday morning az 1-gs O'Clock
BALTIMORE, Nd. Nov. 1S-Tnc extensive
factory OF the Carr-LoNry glass works COM
pany was completely destroyed los Ere today
IL. loss vi, reach SIS. co, insurance. So 90.
WASHINGTON, Nov. I5.-Ghe Austrian
minister Mr. Won HcDgemLItr and his wife
today lett tnr home. where the minister viii
spend Sax mouths' leave OF absence Baron
Reid viii act as charge d'anaires IN the in
1crirl
PIrTSBUEG Nov. l5.-An important meet
tag has been called for the near future OF
the steel rail- manufacturers OF this city and
surrounding sections. The purpose 81 the
meeting is Is attempt 70 revive the steel ran
pool.
CHICAGO. Nov. I5.-One million dollars
from the surplus PROFITS % the National Bis
cult company during the last three quarters
IL 60 b. Invested in DATED States government
bonds
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-16
n. II. BULLETIN.
Latest One Prepared by General
immigration Agent Mott

immigration Agent Mott.
"Dewey's guns have opened the way
for Washingtons -four AMI other prod
Ucts." is the style in which one of the
later bulletins prepared by c. w. Mott.
the general immigration agent Of the
Northern Pacific, presents the situl-
ton. This is undoubtedly true-but it
might have added that Dewey's guns
have onened the way To other than the
products of Washington, for across the
continent from the iron mires Of Penn
sylvania and Alabama, and the cotton
fields of the South, the trend Of trade
is established in the direction Of the
As!atic countries.
There Is an art IN properly present
ing a commercial subject in a way that
can De readily understood and COM
pretended by the general public. The
resources Of the state IF Washington
are rot as a rule appreci ated. The
publication referred u embCdies a com
bination map. presenting the western
coast of Washington and the eastern
coast Of China. with Japan. Hawaii
and the Philippines, consp3Cuously laid
out I'm the general plan. In the map
OF Washington Uncle sam stands
pointing westward to the markets be-
yond the Pacific. Behind him are
grouped sketches presenting in attrac-
the Horticultural. the live stock, the
lumber and the fishing industries Of
the state. all grouped together as
SOFT OF index to the material conditions
prevailing there. Underneath the whole
are the prophetic utteranc6s Of VII
liam II. Seward and James ). Blaine,
thirty and twenty years ago. respec-
lively Mr.. Seward said:
The Pacific ocean. its shores, its islands
and the great vast regions beyond will become
the great tleatCr Of events and the great
market in the worlds great hereafter"
Mr. Blaine said ten years ago, later:
The great trade OF the future will Be on
the Pacific coast The Pacthc states were
characterized by him as Imperial Ia extent
and Of extraordinary richness.
The Washington bulletin. as issued
by Mr. Mott. Is original in all its fe1 a.
lures. knowledge rs c2uDacted within
a few pages. the Illustrations are well
executed and each ore is full OF mean
ing No production ever issued. with
a view 90 promote INN grafton. was
more handsomely executed. ana the
views taken from scenes in nature are
actua, ano not misleading.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-16
NEWS OF RAILROADS
CENTRAL FREIGHT AND PAssER-
GER ASSOCIATIONS ARE I'd
BID MAINTAINED
WILL CONFORM TO LAW
In All Other Respects the Agree
menf Between Railroad Man.
ayers In Similar to That OF the
Joint Traalo A.soofation
Thirty-six Roads Were Repre-
scented at the Meeting,

CHICAGO, Nov 15.-Subject to one
important proviso the presidents OF the
Eastern Lines have agreed that the
Central Freight and Central PASSENGER
associations should be maintained. The
proViso is that every article In the
present agreements of the two associa-
tons which could possibly be con-
strued as clashing with the supreme
courts decision in the Joint Traffic
association case shall be omitted from
the new agreements. Both associations
VIII retain their present titles, and will
adapt themselves TO their new condi-
lions as speedily as possible Thirty
Blk roads were represented at the
meeting which was presided over by
Chairman Tucker, OF the Central
Freight association. At the morning
session subcommittee OF FIVE was ap-
pointed to examine the drafts Of the
new agreements, drawn up by the
freight and passenger agents, and this
committee reported its approval, OF the
documents 10 the full meating in the
afternoon. The purposes OF the Central
Passenger association, as recognized
are set forth follows IN the agree
ment:
ITO secure promptly to each OF the partjes
authentic information in relation to the tar
IFS and rate sheets OF the respective parties
ana changes therein, and the due fling and
pGDiicdIoh lheEeoI, 10 alQ In securing com
pliance with the federal and state laws re
lating TO and regulating commerce; and to
enable the parties here 10 mutually confer
advise and act in relation TO the subie Is
above stated, and the proper methods to Sc
cure the purposes aforesaid"
The most important section OF the
aercement dealing with the question
OF rate-lnaking, provides that each line
shall file with the commissioner of the
association notice in writing Of such
change at least three days before the
new rates become effective Each
road is TO fix and determine its own
rates, and TO file with the commission
er all rate sheets for the general in
formation of the members OF the as
socistiOn. The Commissioner VIII act
for each line under its instructions in
seeing that rates. rules and regulations
are properly published, and will CO.
operate with the cJmDilers of individ-
ual rate sheets and viii also, when re-
guested. compile the joint rate sheets.
The agreement of the Central Freight
association Will cover the same lines
as the present, only eliminating every
thing opposed TO the supreme courts
ruling, such as clauses for the main
tenanoe OF rates and penalties for
breaches Of such agreement.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-16
New York,s ZIG BANQUET

NEW YORK. Nov Is.-The lsoth banquet
Of the New York chamber OF commerce was
ms gEiflcance. exceeding previous Efforts Of
the chamber. Three hundred covers we're aid.
Among ths guests OF honor were the TO-
lowing Ri Hon. Lord HerscheIl, Attorney
General GTigEs. Gen. Miles ex-Viee President
Morton. ex-Ainfstsr 10 Spain WoodfOrd,
Psynsster General Edward Stewart, L. :. ~,
Sonmi ssloneT kasson. Carl schurz. Seth Low.
Bishop Potter Horace White ST Clair Nc
Relway ard Murat Helsted
Letters o. regret were received from Prest-
dent Mckinley. Gov. Black and Gov. Elect
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-16
WATERW0RKS BONDS.

NOTICE is HEREBY. GIVEN THAT THE
Village Council of the Village of Sparta
st. Louis County. Minnesota will until the
1st day OF December. 1898, at o'clock In
the afternoon OF that day. at the Village
Recorders Office. in sad Village receive
sealed bids for the sale Of waterworks bonds
for the sum OF 81. 5000, being the only bonds
Of said Village, said bonds to be S25O.0O each.
payable in lawful money Of the United States
at the Nicolet National Bank Minneapolis.
Minnesota and all to bear the date Novemb Der
9Th. 1898 and to mature November 9Th 1903
with interest OF the rate of per centum per
annum. payable ssmi-annually at said Bank
Said bonds being duly authorized to be is
sued under authority Of and pursuant TO
Chapter eco OF the year 1898. of the General
Laws Of the State Of Minnesota, and vote OF
the electors of said Village at a special eiec-
ton. duly called and held on the 10th day OF
August. 1898
The said Council reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
tSeal) ED McHALE,
President.
Clyde Bender
Village Recorder.
Sparta. Mimi, November 9Th, 1898.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-16
ANTI-scALPING CAMPAIGN.
Mercantile and Railway Conference
20 Be Held In 81. Louis shortly.

Mercantile and Railway Conference
90 BE Held In ST. Louis shortly.
ST LOUIS, Nov. tSpec!al.l-The board
OF directors OF the Interstate Merchants As
ISOLATION CT S.. Louis have decided TO mold
a mercantile and railway conference in this
city Nov -. to arrange for = campaign in
favor OF the ant-scalping Law nov before
congress. Representa- ives from the CONNER
cinl orgauizs tons Of all the principal cities
In the United States will be invited BY The
association TO meet and banquet al the Mer-
camille club in ST. Louis 70 accomplish what
is desired.
X IS the intention o. the Interstate Msr-
chants association 10 make this occasion the
largest and most representa- i've gathering OF
the kind ever held In this country The
sn0-sCzlptng movement was Endorsed at the
last meeting Of the Interstate Merchants as
soc3a;ion in $. Louis, and this meeting
Is TO be held for the purpose Of AroUsing
more general interest IN the pending legis-
lation. President Strauss. referring TO the
proposed meeting yesterday. said.
Ticket scalpiRg Is q great and q grow
ing evil. aad Il not only promotes trickery
and forgery. but Is usually the cause OF the
frequent rate wars which are so disastrous
20 both the railroad and commercial inter
ests OF the country. Merchants and railroad
men IN eli parts 81 The country are BEGIN
ming 20 learn that their interests are mutual
and are joining hands to work for their
common interest t.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-16

met tonight and approved the report OF the
council cluvas-lng board. passed the election
expense budget amounting 20 $4,000 and
heard Fred NJ Powers take the oath OF Of
fee as alderman from the T. ghth ward. elect
Cd TO All The vacancy caused by the resgua-
ton Of Edward +. Webster. In addition 10
this Aid. Powers wes given opportunity 70
make HIS maiden speech. and Mr.. Webster.
who was pre-. ent az the meeting. was induced
TO make a few remarks.
Il have lost the election Mr.. Webster
said 'but have not lost. either IN the cam
palgn or the council my self respect and
that / would rather have than be mayor Of
Minneapolis during all my remaining years.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-16
ARRIVAL OF ARIZONA
1T WAS AN EVENT AT MANILA
SIX WEEKS
AGO
GLOBE A WELCOME VISITOR
ID, OF the Thirteenth MinneSOta
-oficers Are Enamored of the
Spanish ScnOrItas Now the
spanish Language Is the Subject
OF DfIigent study.
20 Words or Less, zoe

star Correspondence The St. Paul Globe.
BARRACKS. D COMPANY. Thir-
teenth Minnesota, Manila, Sept Is
After three weeks OF waiting the
Arizona arrived in port today with
tons OF mail for the soldiers. Com
pany D. OF course. was well remember
ed, some men getting as many as
fifteen letters
Downs was a very popular man for
about ten minutes. as he had whole
sack OF Globes TO distribute.
As to our sick, Corporal Henschal,
Privates Nelson, Kenny and Dwyer are
all IN the hospital. but conyalescent.
Musician Kelly has again reported
for duty. and Private Harrington, who
has been bugling, again shoulders q
gun.
You can find any old game in our
barracks you want, faro, poker, both
draw and stud, dice games. etc. and
some Of US have less money than we
had at pay day.
Private McGrath has been wondering
what was the matter with him. He
has had funny pains IN his stomach
He thinks il is q tape WORM. Doc Beck
says il is habit" and the cook COR
roborates this Pat, outside of duty, is
known as the bad Irishman from
Kerry"
For once Sergeant Chris Bach is up
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-16
SANTA re IN FRISCO.
Has Finally Secured Terminal Fa-
ciIitfes There.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. I5.-It is stated
on good authority thar the Santa Fe has
secured terminal facilities in this city. The
property chosen by the company Is situated
adjacent TO the Spear street wharf. Part q
the land IS a. present occupied by tha Hath
away warehouse. The Santa re viii have
the entire block bounded BY Spear. Main.
Harrison and Bryant streets in addition 70
a number Of water lots adjoining Nez0tia-
lions looking 70 the purchase Of the prop
erty have been in progress since Pres den.
Ripley. OF the Santa Fs left here e few
weeks ago. and the fact is now made pub
lie that bond has been secured upon the
property within the past few days and the
nrs1 installnent OF the purchase price paid
over 20 the owners While the purchase OF
the properly has not been aaaly eonSum-
mated. negotiations have reached the point
where the deal IL almost al accomplished
fact.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-16

the municipal court is under FIRE in the pro-
ceedings instituted by Z. j. Darragh gar
nisheeing S25 deposited as bail by Nellie
Glover, the negress known as Lady Jane"
When Lady Jane" was fined there remained
with Clerk COnroy S25 above the penalty
Mr. Darragh garnished the money for at
torney's fees, and Justice Johnson decided
the case in Mir. Darragh's favor. Now LADY
Jane, through her attorney, has appealed
the case to the municipal court.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-16
banquet 10 Charlie. E.penschied.

HASTINGS. Man. Nov 1s-(Special. -
Hon. Charles Espenschied. Of St Louis. was
honored at the Gardner by being rendered
a splendid banQue: by his Hastings friends
10 commemorate the completion OF the re-
building OF che Gardner roller mill u
which he Is owner. and eQulpping il win
the latest and improved machinery aud in
crossing It's capacity from Go barrels 70
loo Per day. L is operated under the aisle
management q Seymour Carter. late OF
Quincy, IL
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-16
Accuses Christ johnson.

Christ Johnson, employed at the Griffin
Wheel works, In East St. Paul was charged
In the police court yesterday with being the
man whom Officer JorgensOn attempted 70
arrest last Sunday night on Arcade street.
for striking a woman
The charge against Johnson is assault and
battery. He denied the accusation and ths
case went over for hearing TOMORROW.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-16

Comptroller McCardy has refused TO audit
the claim passed by the council allowing
moDd avenue bridge before the contract was
signed by the city.
The letter from the comptroller will be
sent 20 the assembly at its meeting tomOr-
row night The comptroller takes the ground
that the contract was never entered into
between Ness and the city, there is no legal
claim
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-16
carpenters Union neet,nr.

At the meeting of the carpenters union
last night fifteen members were admitted
il was reported that the contractors are IN
favor OF a nine-hour day IL the union ia
strong enough TO maintain II. II was also re-
ported that no member OF the union Is out
OF work. but On the other hand there is a
demand for men.
The business agent has opened an Office in
Assembly halls and will spend some time
each day attending TO such matters as may
need It.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-16
G. A. r.. Fund. ReIea.cd.

E. ". Leavens. assistant Quarternaster
general. G.. A. r.. deoartment Of MINNESOTA
viii get back the $3.50 OF department funds
he had in the Allernannia bank az the time
OF Its failure. OF there viii be a hitch In the
reorganization.
Judge Lewis issued an order Yesterday an
nulling the reorganization order so far AZ
Mr.. Leayens was concerned. II was shown
That Mr.. Leayens had 10 notice OF the pro-
ceedings leading Up TO the reorganization.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-16
KIIIed hy "A FaIIIng shca.

MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. IA fatal accident
occurred al Rogers a small station on the
Great Northern railroad. in tho farther end
OF HenuepIn county, this afternoon. By the
falling OF a shed Arthur McManus was crush
cd 70 death. Coroner Dennis received tele-
gram TO this effect tonight. Further par
uculaTs were not given. Deputy Coroner
Frank Dennis went 70 the sc ne o. the ac-
fIH.uf
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-16
Il. & o. BRANCHING ont.

TOLEDO. Nov 15.-The action OF Calvin s.
Brice. in securing the Pittsburg & Western.
reported. set on foot negotiations between
the Baltimore Ohio and the Wheeling &
Lake Erie whereby the latter road viii be-
come part OF the Baltimore Ohio system.
The deal viii amount Il Is said. TO an out
right purchase Of the Wheeling. Il necessary,
20 complete the Baltimore 4 Ohio system
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-16

WfNONA. MINI. Nov. 15.-fspecial. The
creamery az Stockton last evening was en-
tered by thieves AID butter 10 The vslue OF
Sl03 carted away. IN addition 70 this the
parties did an immense amount q damage
oyerturning milk tubs ard running the ma
chinery. IL is believed that a horse and
wagon WAS used 10 carry away the butter.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-16
Grain stncIsn nnrned.

ST. CLOUD. Nov. l5--(Special. 1.-The loss
81 Icur stacks Of grain ia the town OF
Haven Is reported this morning The
shocks burned during the night and as
they were on the center Of a large held far
away FROM any FIRE. IL IS thought that the
IRE was caused by sparks from a Iranp's
PIPE. The less Is estimated at Se75
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-16

FERGUS FALLS, Mimi, Nov. 15.-
CSpecial.)-The six men arrested at
Moorehead, suspected of being the
gang which held up a Great Northern
train last Thursday night, were
brought TO this city today. Great
crowds were at the station and follow
ed TO the Jail. An attempt was made
by two Of them, who were handcuffed
together. to get away in the crowd by
rapid walking and pushing, but they
were soon oYerhauled by Sheriff Bill
lings. Almost at the same time an ef-
fort was made by one or two men on
the streets TO communicate with the
prisoners. A good deal OF alarm is felt
at the presence of a number of strang-
ers in the city. who seem TO be wait
ing for something. The preliminary
hearing Of the suspects viii not occur
until next Wednesday, az both the
state and the defendants want more
time 10 prepare evidence. The hearing
viii occur in Jail, as It is not deemed
safe 10 try them In open justice court.
The grand jury meets next week, so
their trial VIII speedily follow. Every
indication shows the desperate charac-
ter Of the men.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-16

MILWAUKEE,. Wis, Nov. I5.-Attorneys
for the Wisconsin Central receivers today re-
ceivsd notice from Judge jenkins sanction
ing the issue OF 81. 60 In bonds, applied
for yesterday. The receivers viii now be
able 20 purchase the equipment they desire,
and viii 20 a large degree replace much OF
the rolling stock now in use.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-16
START FOR GEORGIA.

Fifteenth Regiment of Minnesota
Starts From Camp Meade.
Gov. Clough yesterday received a
telegram from Capt. F. J. Burrows,
dated Camp Meade. saying that the
Fifteenth regiment left Camp Meade
for their new camp in Georgia at noon.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-16
ELKs' SPECIAL TRAIN
Via st. Paul & Duluth Railroad.

Saint Paul Lodge Of Elks will visit Still
water Lodge tonight and a special train VIII
leave St Paul AZ 10 ?. m for Saltwater, on
the Saint Paul & Duluth Railroad Return
ing the special train viii leave the Prison
City az G-S5 B. m. and Supt- smith. Of
the Street Railway Co. has kindly ealse1te1
70 hold the electric cars untsi the arrival Of
The Special E-ks' TEAa in ST Paul
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-16
Divorced at Hastings.

HASTINGS Nina. Nov. Is.-(SpeciaIl -
Judge p. NJ. Crosby has granted an absolute
divorce % Mrs. Brown. OF this city from
her husband. Capt. Sinner z. Brown, upon
the gr0uRcs q dessriion. Her maiden name
was Miss Helen xzs Lbosy.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-16
nnn,nce by Fire.

RED WING. MINI, Nov. IA-(Special -
Fire in he engine room q the Red Wing
Furniture works did considerable damage.
and K. c. Eaton, engineer. was severely
burned about the face ard body.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-16
Bishop Cotter,s Fifty-Fourth.

NiNoNA. MINI, Nov. 15.-4Speelai- The
Catholic residents OF this city ard the students
CT the Win0na Catholic seminary are prepar-
INK 70 tender the Ri Rev. Bishop Corter 8
reception on the occasion q his fff1y-fourth
birthday. which occurs next Saturday
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-16

MfNNEAPOLIS. Nov. IA large ball was
given this evening In Masonic Temple as the
annual OF the $. L. Olson Employees Mutual
AID society u was attended by GOO EN-
ployeE and their friends.