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Former Railroad Man killed.

ST. CLOUD, Mimi. Aug. 23.-The body of
Northern tracks, on the other side of the
shops, in horribly mutilated condition
Dennison was in st. Cloud Saturday after
train that was pulling out. 1t is supposed
that he fell between the cars in attempting
to board the train.
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PENSION CLAIMS.
No Means of Estimating What War
With Spain Will Add.

With Spain Will Add.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 23.-In the
Forthcoming annual report the COM
missioner Of pensions, Mr.. H. CLAW
Evans, will be shown that on June 70
1897, there were on the rolls of the
pension bureau 976,O14 pensioners. TO
this must be added 6,S52 original claims
granted. but not recorded, and 1852
restorations which were not entered AT
the time on the books.
Commissioner Evans granted 63.64s
original claims during the past year.
restored 4,OS9 pensioners to the bene-
fits Of pensions. The pensioners now
aggregate 1,040,356. More pensions were
granted last year than any time from
1869 UP to 1880. There is absolutely no
means OF even approximating what
the claims will be under the recent war.
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Total :........ ............... 81 800 2s9 rs
AS the fiscal year ends June so, In the
middle Of the summer season. when only
work of this nature can be prosecuted, 1t is
difficult to specify the work done in the
fiscal year It is particularly difficult with
the work which Is gong on the peresent
season, which is Of such character that
while each piece is in progress. but little
is completed. In the matter of bridging be-
sides Isl wooden culverts and 14O ordinary
pile bridges, 20 important trestle bridges from
IS to 10 feet high, being nearly all the
bridges of that class on the whole line
are being made permanent by bsng filled
with earth stone arched waterways at an
estimated cost of S30S,17S.
Numerous gangs of men and teams are at
work widening the cuts and STRENGTHENING
the embankments, and ballast, in some places
% gravel. and in others of crushed stone. is
being put under the track at the rate of
about two miles per day.
Extensive freproof shops built Of stone. steel
and brick. rooted with tile and estimated
70 cost s250.O00, are in course of construc-
ton at the town of Oelwein which is the
center Of the system. The machinery will be
installed with electric transmission of
power, and it is expected that they will be
ready for occupancy early in 1899.
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RELIEF SOCIETY
Employment ReEfster.

ONCE. 1A East Ninth Street. Telephone 1sa
We wish to secure work for:
BOYS-Two good boys needing work as ONCE
or errsnd boys.
BOOKKEEPER AND CoLLECTOR-An ef.
fcient. reliable man will take any suitable
work; moderate sa.ary.
REPAIRING Of Trunks and vaIises wanted
by man who understands the work thor
oughly.
NURSES-We have efficient women who would
like to get nursing to do.
WOMEN for washing, ironing house-clean.
Ing, etc.. can be obtained from this Office:
up yards. removing ashes. beating carpets.
etc.
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PEOPLES POPULAR LAKE SUpE.
RIOR TRIPS
Via Saint Paul & DuJutb o o

It is only $3.50 to Duluth and West Superior
August 29th. The St. Paul & Duluth r ~
is the only line running three fast trains
daily between the Twin Cities and the head
of the lakes. Wv AeH'
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VIII Save Some Expense.

It is rumored in Spokane that President
Hill. OF the Great Northern, who recently
acquired the Spokane Falls & Northern, will
abandon the southern end Of the new line
nat spring because it's tracks parallel those
or the Great Northern main line for a dis
tance Of eighteen miles and of use
to him: junction of the two lines could
be made at a point between Chattarey and
Mead and trains of both roads could be
run over the same tracks. In this way the
Spokane Falls & Northern depot at Spokane
could be dispensed with and considerable
money for operating expenses could be saved.
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The Great Northern railway and express
companies have offered reward of $500 for
the capture of burglars. who on the night
of July 10, robbed the Great Northern rail-
engaged in the robbery and secured $3.50.
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LUMBER WILL GO UP.
Secret Meeting of II Pair of Lumber
mems Associations.

MINNEAPOLIS. Aug 2s.-The boards Of
directors Of the Mississippi Valley Lumber
mems association and the Northwestern Lum-'
bermens association held an executive meet
ing at the West hotel last night. The meet
ing was a very secret one, and nothing could
be CLEANED from the star chamber proceed
ings. 1t is stated that the action of the
boards OF directors will be ratified by the
convention today.
The officials deny that there will be any at
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-08-24
To Exchange.

EXCHANGE-A forty-acre farm in Seattle,
clear. for a small house and lot Address
] 33, Globe.
EXCHANGE-A furnished house and cook
ing utensils. upright piano, for house and
lot. Address %, Globe
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GOoDHUE DEMOCRATS.
They Name j. L. scofield for Senator
-COunfv Tiel<ef

RED WING, Mimi. Aug 2a-special.)-
The Democratic county convention, !, held
here today. nominated the following cff1-
GERS: Register Of deeds. c. E. Perkins:
sheriff, William ]. Goodfellow; attorney, AL
bert Featherstone; coroner, Dr. H. E. Con-
ley; state senator, j.. L.. Scofeld. The dsle-
gates to the congressional convention are:
T. N. Lee. j. Se:g, D. Franklin, Peter
Thompson, William German, L. c. Strom-
berg, Thomas McHugh, William j. Goodfel-
low, Gotlieb Miller. G. o. Miller.
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Mr.. SeeIey's Promotion.

Warren L. Seeley. city ticket agent of the
Burlington at the Ryan hotel. will assume
his new duties as local and contracting
freight agent Of the same line on Sept. l.
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Situations Wanted Females,

situations Wansed-F eMales,
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advertisements under this classification
inserted free to the unemployed of st. Paul
and Minneapolis.
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USEKEEPER-Situation wanted as house
keeper by widow with boy five years old; Is
willing to leave city. 800 Lawson st.
TENOGRAPHER-A young lady stenog-
rapher, having completed course, desires
position; experience more Of an object than
salary. Address A. X. SO3 Oakdale av.
LAUNDREss-A frst~class laundress wants
work by the day, or will do housecleaning
or any kind of day work. Address so West
Fifth st., third floor
NEAT GIRL wishes work taking care of
children and assisting with general house
work. Call or apply 227 East Tenth st.,
city, for references.
WASHING-A German lady would like to
take in washing and go out by the day.
Call or address 81 Mississippi st.
WANTED-Day work 500 York st.
WASHING-Strong woman would like to do
washing, ironing. scrubbing. housecleaning
or any kind of housework by the day.
Please call 1SS East Tenth st.
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WANTED-A we'll furnished house or fat in
good locality; price not to exceed SIS; for
young couple. Address 48, Globe.
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To Be Adjudged Bankrupts.

MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 23.-Nathan Lowen-
of Mcleod county have made application
In the United States district court to be ad-
judged bankrupts under the national bank
ruptcY law.
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Business Personals.
Horses and Carriages.

A LARGE SUPPLY Of farm mares. heavy
drafters and fine drivers is constantly kept
in stock: private sales daily: part time
given II desired. Barrett G. Zimmerman 8
Stables Minnesota Transfer. St. Paul. MINI.
GOOD PASTURE inside city limits. Horses.
SO cents per week; called for and returned
on notice. A. Trip, 500 West Seventh st.
MULES, MULES-Fifty head of mules Of
best quality just arrived and will be sold
cheap. Barrett & Zimmerman, Minnesota
Transfer, St. Paul.
THE FINEST lot of heavy draft drivers and
farm mares we have had in years, at South
st. Paul, a. G. w. Wentworth G. Co.'S
Stables
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Glaifyoyants,

MRS. ALICE AUSTIN-Clairvoyant and card
reader; ladies, 25 and so cents. 4S4 Cedar
St. near Ninth.
MRS. WILLIAM, clairvoyant and massagist.
reveals past. present and future. 542 Cedar.
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Real Esfafe-FoF Sale.

FOR SALE OR TRADE-Fine brick resi-
dence and stable on boulevard in Kansas
City, Mo-: will exchange for St. Paul or
Minneapolis property. Address A. S., Box
M, St. Paul
WE HAVE some of the best bargains in
small places and near the finest town west
Of Minneapolis; write for particulars. R.
P. Gilbert, New Paynesville, MINI.
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Chiropodisfs.

LoCKWoOD'S Good Luck Salve; best thing
for sore feet; all druggists; established 10
years.
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NEWS OF THE RAILROADS
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE GREAT
WESTERN

Gross Receipts Increased Over Fiji
teen Per Cent, Net Earnings Over
Thirty Per Cent, Freight Earn
inGs Fifteen Per Cent and Passen-
ger Earnings Fourteen Per Cent
improvements Made.
The annual report of the Chicago
Great Western Railway company was
made public by President A B. Stick
ney yesterday. The report is regarded
as most satisfactory, and shows that
the railway has made advances in all
directions during the past year. Pres
ident Stickneys survey Of the years
work is as follows:
During the year the company has operated
92S.oi r..!les which is 1.49 miles more than
IN the preceding year, and the figures Of the
last year are given for comparison:
Preceding
This Year. Year. Increase
SGross receipts SS6, ,043 81 $50 $50 sos 1874
Operating expenses. 3,777,372 S,427,5S7 349. .7S4
Balance op-
Grating expenses. 81 6OS,671 $is253. .271 ss55.ss
Taxos lI3,OO0 laS,VoV 20,c0O
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Situations Wantad-MaIes

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Advertisements ,s,sdeg this classification
Inserted free to the unemployed Of st. Paul
and Minneapolis.
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BOOKKEEPER-Wanted situation as book
keeper by young man OF "a; am good
penman, and accurate; wages no object to
start, but must be prospects Of steady
position. Please address L 80. Globe.
DRESS GOODS SALESMAN-Wanted, posi-
fourteen years experience in that line and
can furnish frst-class reference. Address
L "a, Globe.
DELIVERY MANA young man wants work
driving delivery wagon or work around
some store; very useful and handy around
place and wei acquainted in the CITY,
Address Youngman, 451 East Sixth st.
HARDWARE man with five years. experience
wishes position in some country town. Ad-
dress Box ST. Carver. MINI.
EMPLOYMENT-A middle-aged, married man
office, bookkeeper, assistant bookkeeper or
any clerical position where competency, IN
tegrity and industry are desired; very rea-
soneble salary; city references. Address r
8, Globe.
OFFICE WoRK-Experienced young man
wants Office position take charge Of
small set Of books best Of reference; must
have work. Address As, Globe.
WORK FOR BOARD-Young man of good
character, well educated, wants nice place
to earn board; city references. Address q
10, Globe.
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instruction.

FALL TERM of the Hess Business College,
Pioneer Press Bldg, day and evening ses-
s1ons, opens Sept. 5. Call or write for
catalogue and particulars.
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Rooms for Rent.

AT HOTEL FEY, corner Cedar and Seventh,
rooms at summer prices, by the day, 35, 50
and 81; week 81 and $3.50; month. ST to s10
WABASHA ST.. 689-Second Floor-Opposite
New State Capitoi-Fnr rent, rooms, single
OF In suit; also for light housekeeping;
pleasant location.
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Heln Wanted Females.

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Observation-Disclosures competent girl for
general housework family Of three; refer
eenees required. 400 Laurel av.
HOUSEWORK-Wa girl for general
=, housework in modern fiat. Call at Room
318 Newspaper Row.
HOUSEWORK-A good girl wanted at 4551a
Wabasha ST.; German preferred.
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Houses for Rent.

HOUSES-For rent. 10-room modern house
and Broom house Sept. l. Inquire at
$50 St. Peter st.
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Decrease.
The gross receipts have increased 1907 per
cent
The net earnings have increased So.4S per
cent.
.Og The he freight earnings have increased $685.
The passenger earnings have increased
sl37, ,253.59 or 14.62 per cent.
The other earnings have increased $14,-
42E6l, or IA per cent
The earnings on freight forwarded from
and !, received at Chicago, increased Sl5.-
passenger earnings SOS. ~ were from cou-
pom tickets and s6S, ,O4917 from local tickets.
The policy of making liberal expenditures
upon the permanent way and the rolling
stock has been continued. Every tie in the
whole line, and about 50 per cent Of all the
bridges have now been renewed, and in the
renewal more than half of the bridges have
been made permanent with earth over stone
arch waterways.
During the year 226 freight cars have been
purchased to make good the cars which have
been destroyed and otherwise gone out OF
service since the organization OF the company.
The entire cost of these 226 is included
in the operating expenses OF the year.
All the locomotives and all the cars. both
passenger and freight, have been thoroughly
repaired and put in first-class condition.
The expenditures for operating expenses
have been:
This Year. Preceding Increase.
Maintenance of
way . -. . 1868, ,563 63 $676, OBS e5 .s22, ,462 80
Maintenance of
equipment 600, ,246 OF 6,997 3S 1873, ,248 Ga
Conduct
Trans p o
tation . 2 2,oOO 914 Al 1.7SS, 1894 At 212.51s "a
Traffic Agen-
cies and ad
vertising :. 192591 rs 1876 81 1904 81
General
penses .. 33O,O56 Sc 1852 So 1914 OF
Decrease.
During the year there have been purchased
"A box cars and 100 special ballast cars. Air
brakes and automatic couplers have been
added to 700 freight cars and this work is
now progressing at the rate of about go cars
per mCnt2.
The time limit contained in the act Of con-
gress within which railway companies are
-~eQuired to thus equip their freight cars.
has been extended to Jan. /, 1900. At the end
of the fiscal year the company has so per
cent OF all its thus equipped and 1t will
easily complete the work within the pre-
acrlbed period
The total expenditures OF the year for ad-
ditions to the equipment amount to $685.
6S71S
In 1895 the company began a comprehensive
plan of improving the track and permanent
way by cutting down grades, widening and
STRENGTHENING the banks, increasing side
tracks. making permanent with EARTH stone
and steel. its bridges, and thoroughly ballast
ing the track.
Since then the work has progressed sys-
tematically, and the present summer will
nearly complete the work thus planned.
There has been expended upon the perman-
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Medical,

SS~S~S~SSN~c~oNr~~~~~~~~~~
ANNA MACK, from Chicago, lS6 East Sew
enth st.; baths. all kinds; expert massagists
DIR. STELLA FREMONT, select massage
vapor, alcohol and electric baths. 165 East
Seventh st., corner of jackson; Room 4
healer; cures nervousness. 27 East Seventh
St.. suite zoo.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF HEN

STATE aI,E OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF HEN
On this tenth day of August, 1898, before
me, Notary Public within and for said
County, appeared ]. NJ. Courtright and Osoar
II. Schmidt, who, being by me duly severalIv
sworn, says: That he is respectively tha
PRESIDENT and Secretary of the North-Western
| Land and Improvement Company. and that
Ihe seal afhxed to said instrument is the cor
Porate seal of said company, and that said
instrument was signed and sealed in behalf
or said corporation by authority of its hoard
OF directors and said ]. NJ. Courtright and
oscar II. Schmidt acknowledged said instrn
ment to be the free act and deed of said
corporation. "a 9A4o
CEYLON H. NORTH
Notary Public, Hennepin County. MINI.
(Not&r1al Seal) doc internal revenue
stamp, cancelled)
STATE OF MINNESOTA COUNTY OF HEN
nepln-Ofice Of Register of Deeds
l hereby certify that the within amended
artic es was filed for record in this Office on
the 18th day of August A. D. 1898 at 101I
O'Clock a. M, and was duly recorded in Rooi1
-. OF -, Page -.
FRANK C. METCALF.
Register of Deeds
By Frank ]. Peterson,
Deputy Register of Deeds.
STATE OF SOTA-DEPARTMENT
Of State. -'-
hereby certify that the within instrument
was fled for record in this office on the 23rd
day of August, A. D. 1898, at 12 o'c,ock m
and was duly recorded in Book of In.
corporations. on Page -.
ALBERT BERG,
secretary of State.
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.NEWSOF THE NORTHWEST
SCOTT COUNTY FOR HINDs FOR
CONGRESS

= =. % =
List of Delegates Chosen Yesterday
at the Democratic Convention Mt
Belle PIaine-Blue Earth ReDub-
1tcans Nominate az sIHclket-Cor-
ner Stone of Winona's New Hos
r'tal Laid. -
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NEW FLOUR TARIFF

railway as the latter advances into new tar
HtOry.
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PORTLAND AND SPOKANE,
ireat Northern Express Reaches
Out for Those Cities

Out IOr ThOSo Cities,
rhe Great Northern express company is ar
snging to open an Office in Portland.
khe company has secured the right of wav
Ayer the Oregon railway and Navigation
fcompany's lines to that city and it expects
- do large business there. Another office
will be opened at Walla Walla.
The Great Northern express will soon on
1rate in Spokane in conjunction with the
spokane & Northern branch of the railway
fhs express company keeps pace with the
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-08-24

BOARD-Nicely furnished room, suitable for
two. with board, in private family; refer
ences exchanged. Address e. Globe
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Beard Offered,

BOARD-One nicely furnished front room
suitable for two; also single room, with
BOARD-Nicely furnished rooms and board
furnace heat and bath. Apply No 463 Rob.
ert St.
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heIp Wanted-maIes.

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BOOKKEEPER-Wante man acquainted
with bookkeeping and general Office work
every half day; one residing in eastern
part of city preferred. so. Globe.
BAKER-Wanted a young man baker at
once 157 Ramsey st.
CUTTER-Wanted, a knife cutter to work
~ on overalls and shirts; one who under
stands sewing machines preferred. johnson
& Co.. St. Peter. M.nn.
MEN WANTED at 211 West Seventh st.
HOTEL PoRTER-Wanted. hotel porter at
the Merchants hotel. Apply to head porter.
RELIABLE MEN to tack advertising signs;
SIS weekly and expenses; send 10c for
postage, sample, etc. Kola Chemical Co.,
242s N. Colorado st.. Philadelphia, Pa.
ST. PAUL TAILORING CO., 7O2 Manhattan
Buiiding-Get your suits for 80 cents Write
or call for particulars.
WANT YOUR ADDRESS, II inventor, in
vestor or travelling salesman; good news
for you. American Patent Market and
Novelty Works, 279-2S1 Williams St., st.
r Paul. MINI. Procuring patents a spe-
wATcHNAKER-, Wanted, hrst-class watch,
maker; one who understands jewelry and
clocks. Address w 40, Globe.
WANTED-Men to learn barber trade. Only
eight weeks required. Complete outfit OF
tools donated. Wages in shops Saturdays
before completing; constant practice, ex-
Pert cdd Gataogge gs. mailed tree
av. south. Minneapolis.
WANTED-A young man about 20 years Of
age; German preferred Apply at once at
John straka's Tivoli. Bridge Square.
WANTED-Young man to work in bakery as
third hand. Inquire 333 East Seventh ST.,
st. Paul.
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Person al.

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LADIES' MONTHLY REGULATOR; never
fails; send cents for Woman's Safe Guard.
Wilcox Med. Co.. Dept. 146. Philadelphia,
Pa.
WOULD LIKE to make the acquaintance of
q stylish young lady with amiable DISPOSE
tion, who will appreciate the friendship of
a sincere friend. Address w 80, Globe.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-02-22
PLENTY OF wARSHIPS.
The Navy Depa rtment win Be Able
TO OhIain Them.

The Naval Intelligence Office has OBJ
tanned list of the ships which might be
available TO this country in case Of war.
The list is, of course confidential and
is kept in the intelligence office. where
it was compiled from reports gathered
by our naval attaches abroad.
In the event of war with Spain. the
officials do not count upon any of the
European countries in the purchase of
ships of war. Italy. which has sold two
ships TO the Argentine Republic. proba-
bly, would not enter into similar negOtia-
tions with the United States. and de
pendence is placed almost entirely upon
South American governments.
OF the latter. Chile is counted on 70
furnish two armOred ships. the Captain
Prat ard the Esmerelda, the latter a du-
plicate Of the snip sold TO Bolivia. and by
the latter to Japan.
The Chilean government will probably
sell also three cruising ships, the Con-
dell and Lynch. which are sister ships,
and the Zentino.
The Brazilian government could fur
nish four cruising ships. the Tamandare
and three Others of which the Amazona
is a type all of them built by Armstrong.
The Argentine Republic would sell its
armorcd ship. San Martina. which was
bought from Italy. and the cruising ship.
Buenos Ayres, which is an Armstrong
vessel.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-02-22
BOWED AND WERE SILENT.
Mayor Van wyck Would Not Take a
Spania rd's Hand

New York. Feb. 22-Capt. Eulate, ac-
companied by Consul BaldasanO. paid
visits of courtesy to the officials in this
city yesterday.
When the New York City Hall WAS
reached in the round of calls the visitors
were Immediately shown into the may
or's office.
MIR. Mayor" the Spanish consul said,
II have the honor TO present to You
Capt. Eulate, commander of the Spanish
man-of-war. now in the harbOr. He de-
sires to pay his respects 10 you on behalf
of his government"
Mayor Van Wyck bowed low to the
captain. but did not offer his hand. and
he did not speak word.
Capt. Eulate bowed A few inches lower
than the mayor did, and then there was
an awkward pause. The consul told the
capt9in that the mayor had been a for
mer Judge and the captain bowed again.
Consul Baldasano looked around at the
reporters. and. turning to the mayor. he
said: II see you have many gentlemen
waiting to. see you, so We will bid you
good-day.
The consul bowed. Then the captain
bowed. The mayor bowed. and then the
consul and the captain bowed together
The mayor bowed again as the inter
view was ended. The captain and the
consul turned and walked out to their
carriage unattended
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-02-22
A WASHINGTON EXPERT.
DIR. &. T.. Munroe, OF Columbian Uni
vcrsi,y, Nav Help the Government.

.
DR. Charles L. Munroe professor of
chemistry in the Columbian University,
has been notified by the Navy Depart
ment that the Government may wish 10
use him in the examination as to the
cause OF the disaster to the Maine. DR..
Munroe refuses TO he interviewed or to
express an opinion at this time on that
account.
DR. Munroe is regarded as one Of the
best authorities on high explosives in
this country He was graduated from
Harvard I'm 1872 and after serving there
as a professor Of chemistry accepted a
similar position i'm the Navas Academy
at Annapolis In 1857 he was transferred
from the academy to the War College,
at Newport. r. L., created the torpedo
school, and instructed the officers in the
uses and handling of torpedoes.
He held this position until 1882 when
he resigned from the Government and
has been since then a professor at CO.
lumbar University. He has also con-
Quoted many experiments for the Gov
eminent.
While he will not talk for publication,
DIR. Munroe's lectures on explosives have
been published.
From his writings it can be seen that
he has little belief in the various the
cries that the explosion was the result
of accident. He has stated many times
that wet gun cotton is not subject TO
explosion by reason of heat pressure or
conclusion.
Brown prismatic powder will not ex-
plode except under a very high degree
of heat and even if flame is applied to
it it will simply burn like piece of
paper-slowly and without explosion I'M
less il is confined