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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-03-30

A close observer who met Prince Albert
of Belgium in Philadelphia the other day
made the discovery that he ties his era
watts badly. This should serve to enhance
his popularity In this country, since It
may be taken as a sign of tendency to-
wards democracy, and further since most
Americans do the same thing.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-03-30
Would Spain Sell Outs
From the New York Times Dem.).

1t is quite uncertain whether Spain would
accept or the Cubans offer compensation
for the independence of the island. The
Spanish would be inconceivably foolish
not to accept anything rather than war
with us and the dead loss of Cuba The
Cubans would be wise to assent to a small
annual payment-they cannot afford a
large one-to avert the necessity of any
more fighting
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-03-30

Did Spain ever suggest an armstice of
six MONTH during the sixties, and offer to
Feed the suffering people of the South for
that length of time, while an agreement
satisfactory to all parties was being ar
ranged?
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-03-30

The limit of tall buildings has been de-
termined in Chicago. In future no build
tng of an altitude greater than 1870 feet
from the sidewalk may be constructed in
that city All buildings of more than four
stories, both old and new. are required
40 be provided with fire escapes. These
regulations have been made with view
10 public as well as private safety.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-03-30
CURRENT CONIMNET.
Confidence in the President

From Louisville Courier Journal Dem) .
The President is an honest and a brave
man, and we believe he will show himself
equal to this supreme emergency, and, in
that faith, we await the coming of events
with composure and confidence
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-03-30

Another report of alarm in the cotton
business because of the war scare" finds
its way into the news columns from Aus
tin, Tex. This is the second of the kind
from the same source within two weeks.
1t is little suspicious that the alarm
seems to be confined to one small spot.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-03-30

AT last there is a promise of much-need-
ed relief from the almost interminable war
talk. Sockalexis is once more in the game
of base ball
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-03-30
The MORNING NEWS is published

Registered at the postoace in Savannah
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-03-30

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 80, Isos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-09-07
THE BALTIMORE TRUST Z ND GUARANTEE COMP
Rpbert 6. 2anbuu, Vrdfbcut. c242,69l

Ter OOn ROroz@aroIina, pel6er als
goriiBer oes Rutional @omite's Der
Yopuliiten Die Sutton nit Den Demo-
trdten in Der lsBten BrGTioentI3aftsz
Gdmpagne ernDgli6te, ais 8srrdt6er
branomdrtt.
Wd6rsro oes Ru9mittaqs entItano
in Dem GonDent unge6eurer RaDdu,
unb Der @ei9GftsfH6rer oes QDceums,
in peI6em Die 8erbanOlungen DOR Ii4
gehen, befdbl, ba er MOro unb 5oOtz
i4lag befiir6tete, ben 0elegdtsn, Die
9dle gu berlafsn Die Sronung
Durbe i4lieBli4 bergeitelIt, inOem Ii4
Die Butler iFuftion pon Dem gonz
pent lpsiagte unD bic 9alIe rGumte.
Der ReTt bes Gonpents nominirte
oann Wbarton Barter aus 9ennipl>
bdnien gum 9rGiiDenten. Oerielbs err
belt 128y y4I5 tStimmen uno Sgnatius
OonnelD BON Wlinneiotd 81 1i5.
0OnneaD tpurbe 6ierauf gum 8ice>
BrGIDsntsn nominirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-09-07
Sas critic BraiocutIGaitss Siftt.

Barter unp OonnelIn dls @dnotodten
Der rWtitteGpegs" 9ppuliiten fir
1900. = @roBsr RaDau in ihrem
glatipnal @onpent. - Die But
lerz6aftion iagt iid lbs.
Cincinnati, 6. September. -
Der National Gonpent Der rU&ittelz
meas" 9Opuliiten iebts fsute ieine
@erbanDlungen fort. @oriiBer Sgnas
thus OpnnellD bielt eine rabiate ReDe,
in pel6er er ale 0ieienigen. Die Ii6
an Der fFuIion nit Den Oemotraten BE-
tbsiliqt 6atten, als 8errGtber oenun>
airte unO cine ppllitGnOig una66dngige
SrauniIatipn, fUpie Elm una66Gngi9ss
9ralioentI6aftss unO GungreBtidet
6efiirportete. Der Gonoent nabm
cine large QlOreFe an ous 8olt Der
Ger. Staaten an, pel4e Die betann>
ten QlnIi6ten Der populiiten dufs
gleus austrGmt unb ben Senatur Butt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-09-07

pinos a6ge6aItenen 9eriammlung, in
peld)er ii6er Die 3utunft Der SnIeln
beratbi9ldgt purbe, ertIdrten ii4
o9t3e6n Der 2(npeienOen entI9ieO5n
fir Qnnerion an Die 8er. Stdaten
unD 3pei 3u 8uniten elmer Repu6lit-
Die ameritanti9en &riegsoumpfer
Olympia" uno rRaletg6" teRrt1
beute aus Song Song bierber 5urut.
Glitter IN oIoenen 9 lie B.
9aris, 6. Sept. - Der Ipani14e
8oftuFtsr, Senpr 2eon b GuItilO,
iiberrsjfte geitern 2lberO benz PrdIs
oenten 5aure Die SnIignien Oes Dr.
ben5 ppm aoIoenen 8lieB, peI4en Die
&Onigin Regentin pUp Spanien Dem
erIten 8iirqer Der fran5OIiIdep 3epu=
bltt in Qnertennunq Ieiner 9emiibunz
GEN CUR 8NDerberiteaung Oes 6rie=
oeH5 perIjeben BAT.
@er # fdn0igung 3piI6en
@n9lanb uno 8uBluno.
Qonoon, 6. Sept. - rOdilD
MdiI" tpiQ aus outer QueQe erIu6rep
BADEN, oaB eiRe argIozruiiI6e Der.
itdnOigung 10 gut pie poQ3ogcn tit.
@robbritdnnien IGBt 3uB,dno in Der
Uldnoi4urei freis 6anO, wG6renp
RuBIano bereit lit, ben 0iini9ek
9roBbritdnnitn's be3iigIih Der dime
iiI6ep Giienba6nen 3e9nunq gu ira,
gen unO @nqlanb's SntereTsnIp6drC
i'm gang ztie=aiangz3baIe gu reipettis
ren.
Die g0ailb N}ail" pia Ferner piTs
fen, Dab @ecit Rbobes als 9ertreter
fiioufritaniI6er Snterefsr @er6ano.
lungen 3peds 2(ntaufs Oerg 0eIagou=
giIenbd6n" BON Portugdl fij6rt.
Der GorreIponoent Der g5imes" in
Peting, Der ioe6en aus y&iu=tI6papq
in Der ManbI6urei, ejnem @n0puntbs
Der proiettirten 8a6n, um Oeren 8dus
@on3eliiOn RuBluno unb GnQldno
Iih itreiteR 3uriidgetebrt III, meIbet:
Die Rufen tiimmern ii9 bort ber5Ii8
tpeniq um bic Gs6te Der @ngldnoer
unO geriren ii6, ais Of Der Srt i6nen
gebDre."
D as brttif6 beutf4 DE 81 b.
tDm men.
2oHoon. 6. Septem6er.-o9ulf
W}dll 9a3ette" ertlGrt beute 9}a6mitz
tag, iie babe 3uDerldfIige Qlustunft,
pel6e Die tiir3li6e 9a9ri6t ii6er bus
britii6 Oeutife Qbfommen bo1itGnz
Dig beitGtigt. Oas 2lbfommen lei Der
9uuptia9e na6 Elm commer3islles,
ent6aIte ieOo6 aud eine 8a1is our
8eilegung BON @ebietsitreitigteiten in
alien Delttbeilsn.
@aitilIp Ie6nt a6.
QOrbon, 6. Sept.-Oieu 5imes"
meIbet, oaB Der Ipanildx 9otI6after in
Paris, 2eon b goItiIo, es a6gelebni
BAT, aIs MitgIieb Der 6rieosns Gomz
million gu fungiren. neil Der america
rii4e 8ptI6aftsr in 4ari5, @enerdl
Porter, ni6t gum W&itgIieOe Der @Dmz
million erndmt uno 70 tein amerif1=
niiGes W}itgIieb Der gommiIIpn pon
| glei6em Stang nit ibm lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-09-07
QngebIi4er &auf 8neter
Snieln Dur6 Oeutf 9z
lamb.

| y l
Snfeln bur6 0eutf9 9z
Lamb.
5onq Song, 6. Sept. - Sin
aus IpaniI9en 9uelen Itammeroes
9erii6t cirtulirt bier, tpona6 OeutI6z
lano bic SnieIn 9uIapan uno Sulu
BON Spdnien gefauft babe. (9ie Snz
IeIn Iiegsn in Oem 3piiden Der p6iIipz
pir2n 9ruppe uno 8ornao beFinoliz
fen SuIu Qr9ipeI. .. 3D. Gs
6eiBt, baB beutId5e &riegsf6iffe BON
Den SnieIn 8eIiB ergreifsn rperOen, To-
6dlo oos ieBt bier 6efinbli6e umerituz
riT4e &dnonen6oot gGoncorb" mad
Ufanila abgegangen lit.
Die 96iIippinen Sunta bot our8
@guinuloo's 8a6inet in 8aIbinqton
bas 2tnfu9ep qeiteGt, ben 8eHralfonz
jul NiIOman in Song Song gum Wit>
| gIiebe Der Barrier 5riebens Commit
iiOn gu ernennen.
Die Qffuire OreDFus.
9dris, 6. Sept. - Wie u5Fiquz
10" angis6t, Iebnte @eneral Sau{Iiep
oas Portefeuile Des &rie9sminiIters
ab. neil er aIs M1ili5Irgouberneur ppn
9uri5 nit Dem 9repIus Sale gu
tEun ge6d6t bate uno oeg6al6 bic
S6li6tuag Der QfFaire sinem Qnberen
iiberIafen poqte.
Die 3eitungen beItGtigen bic Qnaaz
BE-, oaB @enrruI 3urtinbsn, Der gegen,
nGrtige NiIitdrgpuoerneur b0n 8as
ris, Oas Sris9s 9ortefsuiQe auf
oringlihes 9siu9 oes 9rdiibentn
6aure acceptirts. Die maiften 3eitunz
gen Io6en i'm bufiip unb ertIGren, Der
friibere &rieqsmiriiter babe bur6 1eiz
ne Q6onntung tattlOs ge6anbslt. Man
bGlt iebt cine RaoiIion oes 0reDFusz
9ro3eIIes geii6ert. r2e U2atin" niQ
pifeu, 0aB SberIt 9iquart qeIfern
2l6euo elm geIu4 um prppiIoriI6e
@ntldfung oes @apitdns Orebfus uns
ter3si6nete.
9enerol 8Orin iit ais Ru9folger bes
Generals 3urlinDen gum UfilitGr>
9ouDerneur bon Paris srnannt pprz
Den,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-09-07
Gus Der SuuOrsbauptltabi.
9as &rie9siteuer @eieB unb feline
8ouitretung. - geue Synitruttios
nen an Steuer @inne6mer.

HtI uH SIeuSr GlnneDnler.
8af6tngton, .. g., 6. Sept.
- 8e3iiglicb Der fir 92i6t6efolgunq
genifer 8eitimmungen oes &rieQsS
iteuergeieBes gu 3a6lenOe Strafe bat
Steusr @Ommiifdr Scott Elm @irtuz
lar erlafen, in pel6em es beiBt:
r8riefe, pelfe aus alien 56eilen
Der Ser. Staten BON 8erIonen elm
treffen, pel6e unter Ql6t6eiluna 2 bes
9eieBe5 pom 13. SSuni 1898 elmer
Spe3ialiteuer unterpOrfen Iino, uno
Die es DerIdumt buben, bic pom 9eIeb
angeor0neten 8eri4te ein3uienDen,
uno Die bon Den GOuettoren CUR 3a6s
lung Der Strafiumme BON so 9ro4
gent Der Steuer aufgeforDert poroep
iinO, 3eigen beutli9, DaB bieIe 2eute,
pGbrenO lie puBten, Dab lie einer
'Spe3talIteuer unterporfen ndren,
feline &enntniB OdDon bdtten, buB iie
unter Pardgrdpb 3237 Der rebtoirten
8unDesItatuten Dem 6etreffenDen Gols
lettor etnen mondtli6en baI6Dorenen
QuSDeis ein3uienoen buben. sSn benz
&riegsiteuergeieB iit ii6er ben leBteren
Puntt feline 8eittmmung ent6ulten.
@s DiirOe 0aber ungere9t lin, in bic
len 5dllen uuf 8e8a6lung Der Strafe
gu beite6en. Die goQettoren peroeu
bd6er dutOriIirt unD dngepieIen, in
alien 5dqen bic betreffenDen perIonen,
pel6e feline &enntniB ouDon 6utten,
DaB Iie einen mondtlifen 2lu5pei5
ein3uienoen bdben, au3upeiien, Dis5
lin nd6Iten 8eribt 3u tbun. uno Don
Der Strufe pon 80 9ro3ent Oes betrefs
fenoen 8etrages a63uieben. Dies be-
5ieGt Tia nidt auf 6due, Die DOn jeBt
an porfommen, in oenen Die Strafe,
uuBer i'm 6aGe BON &rdnt6eit ober
Q6peIen6eit, be3a6lt perosn muB.
Die Goqeftoren ioqtsn Dem Bu6litum
bierDon g&Oti8 geben."
&udte6r bes 8rGiiDenz
ten.
BrGIipent W(c&inlep ltno 8eqleiter
tumen um ]8 llbr 6eute frijb auf eiz
nem 3uge Der y9enniDlDanier 8d6n"
aus Nepz0ort an. Der Prdiioent
unD ieine Satin fuEen pom 8u6n>
bofe bireft na6 osm .0eiBsR 6auie".
Gs lit jeBt entihieDen, DAB Der Prds
Iibent unb ale W}itgIieDer isines aas
binsts, pel6e ba5u i'm Stdnbe Iiuo,
Der 5riebensfeier beipo6nen perDsu,
peIfe am 10, Otto6er auf Der 2tusFalz
lung in Oma6a, 4ebr., btgjnnen pirb.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-15
AT THE THEATERS.

Commencing Sunday matinee the new and
heretofore successful combination OF stock
and vaudeville win be inaugurated at the
Metropolitan, when the Woodward Stock com
pany produces Belascos masterpiece Men
and Women" with the special features:
Bessie Bonehill one Of the most artistic and
hdgh-prlced vaudeville acts before the pub
lie; William Window. whose reputation a
descriptive singer is e1celied by none. as
sisted by his Blackstone Quartette; seeley
and West, the comedy musical artists who
bear the enyiable reputation Of playing the
entire Eastern circuit In competition with the
first musical artists in Europe and America
and coming out OF the ordeal carrying the
hOnors. This venture. while new TO both
theatrical circles and public in St Paul
and Minneapolis has been successful for
years under the management Of Mr. Wood
ward in Kansas City, Omaha. Denver and
elsewhere and invariably meeting the ap-
prevail OF both press and public.
That 81. Paul theater goeTs are patriotic is
being thoroughly evidenced al the Grand this
week. Last nights audience was large and
enthusiastic. Tomorrow's matinee of The
Dawn of Freedom" will be made q souvenir
occasion, and beautifully designed souvenir
spoons viii be given 10 ladies who occupy
parquet seats on that occasion. After the
performance Is over Mr.. Gilmore will give G
reception on the stage 70 his many local
friends and admirers.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-15
ST. PAUL BREVlTIES.

Two Scarlet Fever CaseS-Scarlet fever was
reported at the health office yesterday exist
ing at ITO West Augusta, and $50 East Ninth
street.
Builds on Dewey Avenue-T. w. Shugard
secured a building permit yesterday for the
erection OF a two-story frame dwelling on
Dewey avenue, between ST. Anthony and
Feronia avenues. The cost Of the dwelling
will be 81 $50.
Weren't Ready for Trial-Street Commits
sioner Sk1ellberg and w. p. Lee, the con-
tractor. who came TO blows at Third and
Robert street Saturday, were charged IN the
police court yesterday with dsorderly con-
duct. Each pleaded not guilty and secured a
continuance until Thursday.
Discharged the BOyS-Ole Schultz and John
Rothbauer arrested for the alleged theft of
old brass from the ruins of the Sphinx vinegar
factory, were yesterday discharged by Judge
Orr. The accused were boys II years of age,
whom the court thought would be better
disciplined by sound lecture than by i'm
prisonment.
Charge Didn't Stick-Horace Brown, Minnie
Smith and Harry Hagenmiller, who were ar
rested on the charge Of Stealing $50 from A.
Krug a White Bear farmer were discharged
in the police court yesterday. Krug claimed
to have been enuced by tho Smith woman
into the bad lands where, during a can
rushing carousal. his money disappeared.
The evidence against the accused was not
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-15

1neSe premiums, when added to the
HDeraI prizes which will be offered bv
the AGRICULTURAL society next year. viii
no doubt cause an increased number
OF white faces" to be shown ana VIII
increase the interest in this popular
breed Of beef cattle.
AT this meeting a resolution was In
PRODUCED instructing the president an,7
executive committee OF the association
10 arrange for a great show and sale
or Hereford cattle at Kansas City next
falI, and appropriating 5000 TO be Of
fered In premiums. At this point G n
Cosgrove and Z. W. Randall. Of tba
Minnesota State Agricultural sociatx
invited the association to conduct their
public sale upon the fair grounds and
make their great showing OF Hereford
cattle IN connection with the next Min
hesota state fair. The advantages Of
location, equipment and transportat fon
We're shown, as well as the large extent
or tributary territory - Minnesota
Iowa. North and South Dakota and
Montana. through which there Is a
growing demand for breeding ANNA 10
or the right kind. AS a result. the reso-
luton was passed with the words
Kansas CITY stricken out, and the
president and executive committee We're
empowered to select a location after
fun consideration OF the advantages Of
fered by the Twin Cities OF Minnesota
as we'll as those offered by Kansas civ
and possibly other places. After con-
sustation with some Of the business
men Of these two cities who are most
interested in live stock ms tiers the
officers OF the agricultural society VIII
submit formal statement of the adj
vantages offered by this locality. hop
ing 10 secure this great combination
show and sale Of Hereford cattle as
one OF the features of next years state
fair
The board Of directors OF the Aber-
deem Angus Cattle Breeders associa-
ton met at the Leland hotes in Chi
cago Wednesday OF last week. The
board appropriated $500 to be offered
IN special premiums for pure bred
Aberdeen Angus cattle at next years
Minnesota state fair. These cattle are
one OF the leading and favored beef
breeds and one for which the fair man
agemsnt offers liberal premiums each
year. With this amount added by the
Aberdeen Angus association, next
years showing OF richly bred ''doddies''
ought 10 he larger than ever.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-15

4eo oeen sworn in as one Of the twelve,
II was agreed by the attorneys that
an eo5ournment might be taken until
THIS morning with the understanding
tnat Spdttle was too I'll to sit through
tne tridi another juror would be taken
in his place.
fne Trial VIII probably be a brief one.
as tnere are but three witnesses of i'm
RoEIahce foc the state, James Du
Snane Jonn Q. Swenson and David NJ.
Ennons: The form OF the defense Is
not Outlined, but they VIII call very
few witnesses.
There are four more Indictments
ssandlng against SouthaIl, but It is
HKeIy mat the state will stand or fall
upon the one upon which the defendant
IS now being tried. They all charge
tne same crime of grand larceny. and
III case or a. conviction the penalty
might be tenSyears' imprisonment In
each case.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-15
Death.

HICKHY-In Salt Lake City, Miss Beatrice
Hickey, aged 16 years, youngest oaug1 LUZ
OF motive power of the y. P. railway. Flu
neral wednesday morning from st. Jo-
seph's church st $50 o'clock.
I ,TSTINA-In st. Paul. at late residence, NO.
All Michigan avenue, Monday, Nov. IA, al
$50 D. m, Mary Lsstina. aged Afty-six
years. Funeral from residence Wednesday
Nov 16, at $780, Services at 81. Stanislaus
church az 9 o'clock.
GROSS-In st. Paul at the home Of her par
ents. 322 South Exchange street, Monday
Nov. IA. at 12:45 p. m, Lillian Doris aged
twelve years three months. youngest daugn,
ter of william II and Mary Gross. Funeral
services ct above residence at 10 a. N
Wednesday Nov. 49,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-15
WARDS WILL BE ALONE.

Health Commissioners New Plan
for the Removal of Dead Animals.
AT the meeting of the board of al
dermen to be held this evening Health
Commissioner Stone will submit speci-
flcations for the collection and removal
or garbage and dead animals for the
year 1899
=, Inc specifications will be practically
the same as this year. with the excen-
ton that the eleven districts Will each
consist Of one ward. This year, owing
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-15
SOUTHALL ON TRIAL
SPECIFIC INDICTMENT CHARGES
HIM WITH OBTAINING $3.50
FROM ID. NJ. EMMONS
BY SELLING TIME CHECKS
Most of the Day Spent I'm Obtain
ing q Jury-One of the Twelve,
Michael spittIe, Taken Sick,
Causing DeIay-Few Wit
nesses on Either side, So the
Case VIII Not Take Long.

James H. southan looked some ten
years younger when ne took his seat
behind his attorney yesterday morn
ing and prepared for his trial than he
did on the morning in March last when
Marshal O'Connor landed him at the
door Of the county Jail When he was
arrested he was haggnrd and care
worn. He said he was glad the end
had come, and that he was no longer
uhder the strain that he had been un-
der from the time when he knew that
his affairs were being talked about. At
the time OF his arrest he wore a not
very symmetrically trimmed black
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-15

TO the desire to save in the price of
the contracts, the outlying districts in
the First, Second, Fifth, Sixth, Ninth,
tenth and Eleventh wards were not in
Guided In the area where garbage and
Gead animals were collected.
rms caused considerable trouble, as
the contractors in the districts men
TONED refused to go outside the lines
LAID down IN the Specifications to re-
move dead animals.
by having each district bounded by
the ward lines for next year this diff
ficulty win be overcome.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-15
AT THE HOTELS.

ASToRIA-P. A. Hemming Ashland. wis;
H p. Yocher, Ashland. Wis; J. r. Canty.
minneapolis: ]. S Hays. Chicago; Val Kuhn,
richardson, y. D.; Christ Zacher. Glen
nellen. n. D.; 9. Peiting, Chicago c. II.
Baskns. WaverE, 10; II. @. Olirague.
Wavsrly, To-; J. c. Morrison. Mora: David
Zazeler. Broncho. Dakota; c. 4. Ellepson,
Barnesviie.
CIARENDON-w W Smith, st. Cloud; P.
T Kavanaugh. st. Cloud; George C. Parker
and wife Rochester; L. D. Brown, Little
Falls MINI; J. T. Wall Chissgo; Leo Esch-
els Chisago; W. c. Reilly, Chisago; W. J.
Tabsr, Watena; L. D. Evans, Moorhead: B.
L Bronson, Lunlstad; Leo ". Duncan, West
Union: Ed Mare Blue Earth City; Robert
Mahr, Blue Earth City, William Russell, Min
neapolis; Fred Kuhn. Minneapolis; J. r. Ne
Vanley Rochester. n. y; 2. Russell, Roches-
ter. -. Y; Pearl Davis, Chippewa Falls.
NERCaANTs'-E. Pichsrdt, Ellington.
Riechsrt, S. Louis; T. z. Adams. &elross;
J. D. WIlson. West Superior; J. @ Scott
Galena H.; S. S. Deathersge. Chicago; p.
". Shoemaker, Pa: 7. F. AISin, Canton. o.
II. Phillips MEzepa Mimi: G. T. Balatka
Chfcagot r II. Goldsmith, New York: E s.
whitnsy, Chicago; ]. Young, Milwaukee; J.
B. Elicit New Brighton; A. G. Jones
sheson Pa; ". L. Garter, New York; J..
Roach, Mortified; J. P. Henry, Aankato; D
D. Daily, ST. Peter; e Q. Gr:dleY, Duluth; ~.
P. Johnson. Sisseton Agency; J. z. Webster.
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Co tn cnIifnrnia

Via the Northern Pacihc-Shssta Route and
you will ride through the finest scenic land
on the continent. Pyramid Park Hell Gate
Canyon. Clark Fork River Mt. Adams Vt
Rainier Mt Hood Mt. Shasta, the Rogue
River Valley. slskiyon Mountains and Sac-a-
nento Canyon Iorm an sosoiuteiy unee aaled
leaves St Paul every Wednesday at l:3o D.
N. for San Francisco on our Trans-Con-
tinental train Call al Northern Pacific city
ticket offces. St Paul and Minnsa polls for
information and tickets.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-15
To the Good Road. Me.,,nr

Gov. ClouEh yesterday announced the an
pointment of the following delegates to the
national good roads convention. which viii be
held IN 81. Paul Nov. p to 3: J. L. Draw
editor Staples World: T. J. Nary. Walker:
s. l.. Frazier. Verndele W. II. Phipps ST.
Paul. and Capt. c. Kelly. Ellis.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-15
New Pest House Csretnkcr.

Health Commissioner Stone has appointed
John johnson as the caretaker in charge OF
the pest house. Johnson. who is a resident
OF the Second ward succeeds Mrs. E Stick
land. The salary Is SIS per month.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-15
DEATHS.
Wrs. WinsIovv,a soothing sxrup

MAI RIANm rcnNrrnn

Has been used for nifty years by millions
OF mothers for their children while tsethInE with
perfect success 1t soothes the child, softens the
gums auays all pain cures wind collie. and ID
the best remedy for Diarrhcea. Sold by Druggists
In every part of the world. Be sure and ask for
I" Mrs WipSlow's Soothing Syrup" and take no
other kind Twenty-1vD csnts q Bottle.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-15
WILL BE SOLD AT HAMLINE
AMERICAN HEREFORD CATTLE
BREEDERS FAT STOCK EXHIBIT
liz Was to BE Made and Sold mt
Kansas City, but Minnesota Men
Secured the Transfer of the saIe
to the Coming State Fair.

The American Hereford Cattle Rraed-
ers' association. one of the wealtb,es+
ana most influential live stock organi-
zatlons In this country, met at the
sherman house in Chicago on Thurs
day Of last week. The association vot-
ca special premiums to be given for
pure bred Hereford cattle ar The MI
nesota state fair OF 1892 as follows:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-15
Cheap Homeseekers' Excavations ia
the south

Are run twice every month BY the wlscon-
sin Central Lines: tickets are good for
step over in Land Seekers Territory south
OF the Ohio river. For particulars call at
City Ticket Once. ST3 Robert, St Paul,
MINI.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-15

with "A HaIf-Indorsement of the
TOFrens System of Land Trans
fers-EconOmy in Expenses His
Main Theme Remove the
WorkhOuse From Como.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-15
D. ], HARRINGTON eco,

do not belong to the plumbers combination
We believe in running our own business to snii
our customers Let us figure with Won Wn
can save you money and guarantee satisfaction,
lSs ;8B1S. 348 jackson ST,