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New-York tribune., 1898-01-12
ErROpE'S BIOLOGICAL GARDENS.
WILLIAM J. HORNADAY DESCRIBES THEIR
GOOD POINTS AND HIS HOPES FOR
THE RRONX PARK ZOO"

The annual meeting OF the New-York Zoologicai
Society was held last night at the Waldorf-Astora'
Eighty members were present. Henry r. ospo'"
presided In the absence Of the president eN-'o'-
ernor Levi p. Morton and introduced the speaker
NJ the evening William J. Hornaday, VINO II the
director OF the geological garden now being planned
at South Bronx Park. Although troubled IN speak
ing by a severe cold Mr. Hornadays enthusiasm
for his work carried him through. ana MS auu'-
ence was exceedingly appreciative. He spoke on
famous geological gardens. and was ai'eo ny
profusion Of colored stereopticon views
In speaking OF the London Zoo. Mr.. HornaoaS
gave much attention to the reptile house which ne
described as the most perfect in existence II I"
the building known as "Jumbos gift having oeeh
built with the money which that favorite eiephan'
brought TO the managers. The flying cage was
described at length. Mr. Hornaday said II was
duplicated only at Rotterdam and PARIS. ana h'
pronounced It invaluable. The cage, he SAD "as
built long enough to permit the extended hlsh' VI
birds Several remarkable lion and user P'c'ure'
were shown. which had been taken from ihs'ue '"e
cages. - -
The Rotterdam Geological Garden. which was
taken up next was said to he "the extreme type
of tho manufactured garden" and nearly an OF
the pictures OF II Intended 10 show inc tesuS
which might be obtained. nature unwhhs. "A piCii poi,
Ire Of me magnificent restaurant and concert nan
was thrown on the screen. sucn as,Pccessfn zoo
The garden at Berlin was next brought before 1h r
minds OF the audience by NUMBER OF viS"s ~ Ia
sbonid more properly be called palace" II was
the finest animal house in Europe and cost N2ge%. rc
In closing the lecture a series ol pntuIes -gh @,t
sho vn of the grounds at South Bronx PARK nheM
great beantv ELECTED frequent applause IL VIII pe
the aim Of The director TO keep the park as hearI
natnrai as possible The plan OF the grounds ana
designs OF number Of the buildings & were ini nnts
,non the walls OF the room last night Inc societ!
now has $50 members and II was announced AZ
The meeting that 5000 had been subscribed Inc
society desires to raise 10000.
The follow ing were elected 10 the Board OF Nan Nan
ayers. F Augustus Schermerhorn. Newbold Mor-
ris Charles 4 Peabody. Percy r: Pyne, WuIlam
20 Whitnev John D. Crmmins. Edward j. per
wind j Hampden Robb and George - Trlnneli
New-York tribune., 1898-01-12

the charges 10 which have referred. Ihey may may
present articles Of impea chnent against the SneI
or any other officer bearing state coinrssiu,l, ~,
Such ifnDeachment, when fOuia. - traDie u! 'ho
Senate ana II the accused be convicted ne may "e
sentenced to removal from His Office. q,
"Nothinr Is more vital than 10 preserve nc en-. @
cheney of our courts OF justice. or notnlns a.
,Jers, vmcn more Justly proud ihan o. w. n'f
reputation so Ions horne by their courts. ~ ~ @ ue
true that sworn ana trusted agents OF the Ia" are
engaged in the pervcrson ana cehVe - o sbnr,Ij
In the interest OF breakers, then there shouIu
be no dclay no csitatiOn, in apply ing al tle @ en
elies which the people under the constitution" nav"
placed in VONr hands. - ,..,.....,o,
This is no partisan matter. me
OF Justice has nothing to do with party AFFAIRS.
is worthy Of note that the Sheriff who is accused
and the Judges who have tried to secure IN
enforcement of the law are or the SAM h a.
party Ii Is not to be credited that any nlSinp,' o
any party would wish. for poicy 10 Shieu o,ie
OF bis organization who had a rast ~ q, -
upon his political associates by nerVertlhs MS oN'e
to hamper the administration OF justice, -, -
at is II seems to necessary thaI t,ese
charges should Oe investigated under your author
ity II they are unfounded, Il Will be welcome re-
lie' to the people of the State. as well as 10 me
i'm plcated officials 10 have you report. IT, on
the contrary, the charges should uhlortunateE
prove 10 be true, you render no more VaIuapie
service to the State than 10 take such measures as
are in your power TO bring the offenders 10 speedy
Justice" . .. .,
sation and a resolution adopted In the Assem-
bv empowering the Speaker 70 appoint a com
mittee of five TO make thorough investigation
One OF the Democratic Assemblymen elect from
Hudson County has been indicted for conspiring
70 defeat the ends OF Justice by taking part In
the purchase Of convicted prisoners liberty, The
Democrats in the Assembly fought hard 10 defeat
the re resoluton for legislative Investigation. Tne
committee will be named next week
New-York tribune., 1898-01-12
THE STATE OF TRADE.

1sss nss~: :, s1H sSs 'G5 oaS 'H % TA.'
1901 1851 bush sales 1900 6gss sou,.ern Wheat & by
month and February 80 sqS21sc steamer Inixee S9.g
8lc stock $50 III bush sales "a 900 bush Souhern d
No White 20 ssoc: 10 2 mixed ~. a2sc. stock
Wsss s@st e As $50 & sash Hay Ia ;w :soGs sts
tm9thy siS Gran lreEn's lno,ea 10 oe esy ,g ae,
Sa.ttf ~ January 5si February ID strong
Fss s,s is ga 5a aqs Is! ts. tgas:.
s. 3 .s5s esI. g .s. a ,'F9f & S 5 2a
!: s. 3d. gS aas ...r ss7 Ses% @ s e:
yen:w ,5oed $S %s No HI cpped N fed am
pFas bran s - wn'e s, hr9n a., So d S ss9r %
lima Ssay,eys osioc fores SIC: veal sdloc
Mutton fn yeaTaFs 5c sP5pSg sl:ase Butter siGaag
ladies' Ico Cheese steady Northern. "a9''c Western
Bqnao sPrins wheat 20 9sTt0s. s os liberal eTy o4, da
Winter whtat~Li,t!e inquiry " red track. 94c No
sS1Ea @ 20 2sS SsS% SS @ % 80 y 9e6 E9'e -.
seoS 54 sc No 3 s@n 81 h;,s ;ssi &c &c
o- 2o whit White 26c So mixed 2sisc No mixed. 25sc
6S5es Rye SS0I nrsecs 90 ' in store
'usi Mls S'i aaASe Jan w4eat steady No NoThsrp the
92 " spring S' r. va 4agle S: :smp Rye ssic 29ft no
sash c I%a wheat r n H1"s1os 1 had
. he
MAY Flour unchanged. Bran unchangel Wheat hTm:
January 9Oc May s9SGss'sc: July. STAG; No hard
a2c; No / Northern 81 &c.
Phladelpfia, Jan 11-Wheat firm. NC higher; con-
tract grade January ees. ae7c; Feornary March and
Arru nominal. Corn Arm: No mixed. January, 80 q
Ssc February 32s G3sc March and April nominal Go 0ais
steady: No white January, % l9q3oc; fehruaiy 80
Soc March April nominal Bu'tsr avn and ic l0Wer
2sc do western prints 22o Esgs s;eady fresh nearby
fancy esc DO fair choice. s1 e.e Ohio flats 7's@
Sc Refined sugars dull. unchanged coiton seady
Tsuoyy steady city prime, in hhis ~ county
r ,bis a. s43%c. dark Co. 9itc; cakes, S+c; grease
a. Ave poultry hrm: fowls. s09c old roosters &C;
s-,,g chickens ~ Gsc: turkeys. 9gOc ducks sqlVc
eea.e &C. pressed poultry hrm. fowls choice 81 ese
g. FAIR 70 good 7i4asc; chickens large sMgloc; me me
sI,rn do sd9o; common and scaded DO. 6QI nc; tnt
cum @ cSo,ce 10 fancy IN Gi2ac 60 fair to good 90
llc ducks. 7q9c - .Aa
St. Louis uF1oaI steady and aso qnehsnssd ,TSas a
sSc No hard cash. s9ssc Jsngsly sSc Sd' rsn, May
sTy 4ec bid May 7c asked; July - bio: 0as 5sI
a24c 4 white 2S s' &c Jsnuar5 go 80 Gid 90
ana east SIDE sacked worth tSc Butter lower cream
sndaFd mess obbns 50 IS Ird prime steam % = 'S7 ~
* 509 shorts IS s7i4 as e2l4 Dysait gsas.BoAed
%Soiasrs 81 HdS5; clear. - o23s 9Ss 81
~ e. T51<5. shorts 81 S7i9QS5 l21.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-12
INDIAN LYNCHERS TO BE PROSE'f ThD'

vr,,sxv,y SAID TO BE THE CAUSE OF THE CRIME
FOR WHICH THE INDIANS WERE KILLED
Washington. Jan l1.-Commissioner Jones OF the
rrd,ar OHca TODAY received a dispatch from Agent
Wisdom at Muscogee. Ind 7, confirming the re-
port Of the burning OF two Seminole Indians by
party OF white men from Oklahoma 1t says that
the action OF the mob is severely condemne" by the
citizens of oklahoma. The agent adds that ne
hardly thinks there will be an uprising OF the Ind
fans and il is to be hoped the presence or United
States officials will suppress further ourages. lie
attributes the whole trouble to Whskey, Wnlc ne
saws is sold indiscrminately 10 Indians by saloon
keepers who run saloons on the border within the
limits Of Oklahoma II arrested, the lynchers can
be tried either in the Territory or In Oklahoma
under the United States jurisdiction applicable to
both Territories.
Commissioner Jones says an agent Of the Bureau
will be sent to the of the tragedy TO ascer-
tain The facts and assist in the prosecution of tho
Offenders.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-12
A FATAL "KNOCKOU7" BLOW.
JOHN MALrBY. OF NEWARK DIES AFTER BEING
STRUCK OVER THE HEART

STRUCK OVER THE HEAfI
In a fight last night at the house OF Owen Nc
Dewitt No. 10 Sussex-ave.. Newark. John Maltby
twenty-six years old, received fatal blow over
the heart from owen Morris. twenty-three years
old and died In the street few minutes later
Maltby lived in Sussex County n. j.. and mar
r,ed a daughter OF McDevitt. He employed in
Hahne & Co.'S department store. Last night he
returned from his work and found owen Morris
and several other in the house drinking. He
objected 70 their presence, and words were fol-
lowed by blows The men left the house and con-
tinued the fight in the street At the corner OF
Hoyt-st Morris swung blow at Maltby, striking
him over the heart and knocking him down. Malt
by arose and was rushing at Morris when he
suddenly dropped TO the sidewalk and died. When
Norris realized what had occurred he fed The
body was taken the Morgue. The police are
searching for Morris.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-12
STORAGE NOTICES.


TO MRS. F HALL. Mrs. D. w. St Stuall
Mrs s. Smith. Mrs. Mary Warren rsi1si. rs.''f1 n
J. Guinee, Mrs II. y. Collier, renca D.
Chnd. b F. Gordon. Vim. Kane. Mary d.
Wolfe. Margaret f. Hay. A. Lyons; %.
ana each Of you are hereby no'nsu e. ,nn.
the time for the payment OF ny ny l,en ,i,,a ~,
.ne mr. rertv hereinafter described haN'hs
eYnired after due notice had reen slNsh
YOU. | VIII cause such property 20 ~
iousehold goods personal effects ana nrl-
cnandise, stored by you N me No'ull,g,a
storage Warehouses. to be SOLD al pupi4c
a,,c,len eccording 70 the statute In such
csee made and provided at Nos 81 ana o %
West G7th street. on Saturday. Jan -.
1905 ~ 80 a. m. and II the sdle NO.
is not competed by o'ciock ?. IN; On she
date the same will be contlnEed a. tne
.ar,e Mace on each and every SATURDAY
Thereafter hegirning at 1880 o cIocn a. IA,
and continuing until ) CLOCK ?. ~,
sscn SATURDAY. until the sale is compIe'eh'
rC, Mr.. Ida II. Yerkes. Robert Johnston
A6die Cornicks. Mr. OF Mrs Johh Iur
lev Mary O'Rourke. Mrs. Annie az JUN
r. Jones. Grace l.. GorsIyne; ,.t,nn a.. Torne
N,rs Q NJ. schwartz, Mrs. l. nu,,on
Peresford Webb. Mrs. 7. Hellins, Nlilain li,
M Charles state. You ana edCh ~ go
are hereby notified that the time ior VIZ
~avr,ent OF ny lien upon the piop..H
bereir9fter described. having expired, hi'eI
dne notice thereof had been gwen you, !
wip cause such property. to wit: house
no!d goods personal effects enc me- M S,or
Sise Stored hv YOU IN the Colun oia Stor-
age warehouses. 70 be sold at public auc-
teg ,I@n " sceording to the statute IN such o,
case made and provided, al Nos. 81 a3d sd. -
West G7th-st.. on SATURDAY. Jan. t9ra' -S,'
1895. at lO.3O A. m, ana II t,le sao ~ on
20 As not completed by o'clock ?. m on
~ said date. the same win be con,inued at
the .aine place on each and every satur-
day thereafter beginning at 10 90 cl,eN
A - al -
., each saturday until the sale 10 com
Met ed.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-12
WORK WANTED.



Male.
MARRIED. MAN sober and rrliarie te
sirrr position with q reliable house. with
chance Of advancement. good o. ference.
ONEILI. lGp Linden -. Brooklyn.
BRIGHT and WILLING 2OY ~ 20 would
iife position where BE- could advance
himself Adir-ss John LrFp~ 30 w
4nfn-si
A Refined young man. -. ~ superior
education. commanding 10" Eugli h.
French and German languages. seeks 'r-
cupa'Qn. literary ~ mercantile, DAY or
evening. wears ONCE eApe ericure. some
know edEe cf shorthand and fvp"N rl'ing. j.
unquestionabe references Address " ".
90! East 6Dih-st.
ADVERTISEMENT ant sIfscripr NJ 'or
The Tribune received a. tI'lr Uptown
1fice 40 81. lii hGAi'. - dor u,fta
OF als'-st.. un'il . p'clori =. fn.. adNcr-
tifrmcn's received ~ the following brauet
Offices ~ regular Office rates uufll 3 o'clock
y. m. VIZ. 254 s'h-nvs.. o. cor. % -. .
la2 Gth-ave. cor. 18th 81: Macvs. 9Th
ave. and I4th-st.. l42 Columbus save. near
West 66th ST.: 100 West 42d-st.. near 9th
ave. 02 East iith- 20 West f2d-st
New-York tribune., 1898-01-12
BOARD AND ROOMS.

WANTED.-Two rooms. with board. for
three adults husband. wife and deugh-
ter IN a refined private family; highest
references given ana required. terms must
be moderate. Address with full particu-
lars. \. Y. z. Box %. ] .242 BroadWay.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-12

1o-T or STOLEN. handbook No. 2n9
4s5. = tie Eml2rant Industrial savings
p.rt Payment stopped. Please return
hook 10 hark No ~ Chamber 81.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-12

TIr PEOPTD OF THE STATE OF
NEW YORK by the grace of God free
md indenenient to Gustav \. RecNn1gel.
I,riel Case. 7,,hu L. Tas". IoS"ph s, & Sasr
George II. Case Addie Darlington Mrs
James VI Carringtonl Rufus Sherwood
Case. Frank F. Case. Emma lanes. David
S Washturn. william March Charles II
March Elizabeth VI Kl1ck send greeting
Whereas Gustav 4 Re'knagcl r.: TIE
CITY - New York has lately anpliei O.
the SurroRate's Court az our city and
County II NOV York. - have n certain in
9TH dsv ~ November. 1891 relating 20
both real and personal property, duly
proved as the last WEI and Testament -
Laura 4. Recknag~,. late = the Guy end
County = New York. deceased. Therefore
Won. AMI each 0f YOU. are clted q appear
Couniv II %ew York. ~ his once in tho
CITY = New York. ~ the 24fh fav - Fob
ruary no -.ousani eight hundred and
ninetv eicst. - ralf past ton O'Clock ~
the forenoon o., tat DAY. then ana there
70 atte"d the pIohat" q, the said last WIZ
and Testament
AIl .grn = YOU us arc hereby cited as
are urle" 'h- age u 'ver'v- one years
are = gI.rci 10 eppear 10y ur guardian.
- vou have ne. ur II you have none 70
appear ard Apply for one O. he appointed
or IN the . ont ~ l1ur reci-ri or allure
10 do 3. ~ guardian VIII le apr .iricd -,
80 Surr7saie - represen' ana aci for you
In the preceding.
n festimour whereof We have caused
me Seal ~ the Surr0gafe's court # the said
Ciiy and County % Now York 20 be here
unto affixed Witness. Hon.
.-........ Frank =. Fitzgerald 4 Surro-
/. :. gate ~ our said city and
........-. county IT tie CITY ~ New
York the Both day ~ Decem-
ber. IN the yesr ~ our LORD ono thousand
eight hundred and ninety seven.
J FAIRFhX NcLAUGHLIN
clerk 81 The Surropafe's court
New-York tribune., 1898-01-12

HELP WANTED.

-r~/N@/l~-e>frD"Ne esrllS = - - = ~ ~ - - ~
Female.
WANTED. Neat cirl A. chambermac and
waitress. personal reference. Call, 10
n y 4'9 Lexington ave.
A NURSERY GONERNESS for three
cailareu fvelye line and seven: Eng
ilsh Frau.h ana WusIr. reference -
crir.8 y-e RarroW sf.. Jersey CIV. y. J.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-12
SURROGATE NOTICES,


THE people OF the State OF New-York.
By the Grace OF God free and inde-
pendent.
T. Jane Horner Myers Matilda Faber
Burke, James B. Ford, individually and
as executor OF J. r. Ford. deceased. j.
Howard Ford. individually and as execu-
tor Of J. X. Ford. deceased. Elsie Madeline
Zglinitzki. Fannie l.. Marden. Rev. Or.
Giddings. Louisa II. Woodward. Samuel
Horner. Annie II. Walmsley. Benjamin y.
Homer. Silas T. Horner. Benjamin Hough.
Everett Herrlck. as executor Of, etc. j.
r. Ford. deceased, the Lawyers Suret5
Company % New York. the Farmers
Loan and Trust Company OF New-York.
and 70 all persons interested in the estate
q Elizabeth ST Ford. late of the city OF
New " ork. deceased, as creditors: lega
tees next OF kin. or otherwise. send greet
You and each OF you are hereby cited
and required personally 10 oe and appear
County of New York. at the Surrogate's
Court + said City and County. held al
the County Court House, in the city 81
New-York on the 2sih day ~ January
1898 az half-past 10 o'clock IN the fore.
noon Of that day. then and there to attend
judicial settlement OF 'he account o.
proceedings OF Sarah NJ. Berlin. as ad-
ministratrix. with the will annexed OF the
goods chattels and credits which were
OF said deceased and such ~ you as are
hereby cited. as are under the age u
twenty-One years are required 10 appear
hv your guardian. " you have one or n
you haze none. 70 appear and apply for one
to be appointed or In the event Of your
neglect or failure 10 10 So. a guardian VIII
be appointed by the Surrogate 70 repre-
sent and act for YOU In the proceeding.
In testimony whereof. We have caused
the seal % the SuroFete's Court of the
said city and County of New-TOrk 70 be
hereunto affixed.
Witnors' Hon Frank T Pitzgerala. Sur
rogate Of our said city and
County. at the CITY Of New
a.. 81 York. the tenth iay Il De
cember. In the year ~ Our
Lord one THOUSAND eight hun
dred ana r'netv-se"en.
J. FAIRFAX MLATcULIN.
Clerk OF 'he Surrogate's Court
WELLS & ANDREWS.
- Nassau Ct. New York.
Attorneys for petitioner
New-York tribune., 1898-01-12
HfsMOItH,sOID>

N~~-<>~~>>D~>l~-o~~>~N~o N~o<-~->-ooo.>>'>e.eD>|DNo[
PILEs.-No cutting. drugs. loss time; no
pay until cured; best references DR..
WoODRrFF. 6l East zsd-et
New-York tribune., 1898-01-12

COOK. &c.-Respcciable colorei woman Al
cook. laurdress or general houseworker
23j West i7ih-st.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-12
soLn FURNITURE a REGILDING

C.LsiNci or A. RETAIL. large assost-
psrt Cola Char. Divslf. se'tees, war
ra1.e1 Fre1cl Isas g - % So aaif cost
- TORY SfDF RDp5is.
So SIXTH AVE.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-12
-~
BOARDERS WANTED.

isT WEST ADD ST A desirable large AND
small sunny room; small. family parloi
dfr IuP-ro0sn
New-York tribune., 1898-01-12

COACHMAN. Experienced. careful. siyl-
lsh driver. seven years FIRST class rel
erence from last employer. strictiy, tem-
pernt.: respectful and obliging NJ. -
West fith-st.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-12
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
- . ?" =
Maie.

COACHMAN and tsEFJ L-MAN.
careful with horses and carriages sober.
INDUSTRIOUS care furnaces, mix best Tei
ercnce: wages moderate. T.. JohNSoH'
24i East 3sih-st.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-12
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS wAyrrr
~~-~~~~~~~>>~-~~~.~>>~~ ~>>~~~~~~~~~~~~>>~>
Female.

COOK. &c WAITRESS. &c.-By tw,
girls. one good cook and laundrsss. o,hs~
neat waitress and chambermald: reference:
country or city. separately II desired. it5
6th-ave.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-12
N&ClfISERN.

Al REDUCED FkiChS. seConG- hand
wood and non WCsklnS machines. fully
guaranteed; machinery bought anc e&-
changed GEORGE q EDDY 31s Mail
s0c-rt.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-12

COACHMAN &c. By single man as
coacnman and generally useful man.
thoroughly understands work on gentle
mans place. strictly competent. good
references. Address EXPERIENCE. Box
222. 1872 Gfi-ave
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1898-07-13
New Book,

Ex-senator John j. ingalls,. of Kan.
sas, whose fame as brilliant writer
man Of remarkable scholarship and
literary attachments, is even greater
than that Of the distinguished senat-
or announces new book on the sub
ject Of the Observation-Disclosures
War. 1t is entitled american s
War For Humanity in Picture and
Story" 1t is published by the n. d.
Thompson Publishing Co., Of st.
Louis, Mo-. and is an exhaustive dis
cussion of the causes of the war, and
an exhaustive history Of it's incidents,
and brilliant analysis Of the famous
characters conducting it. 1t promises
to be the one great popular work call
ed forth by this wonderfully interest
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Sherifff's
Execution Sale

UNDER and by virtue of an Execution is
sued out OF and under the seal of the Dist
riot Court of the State of Minnesota. in and
for the Eleventh Judicial District and
County of st. Louis. upon Judgment duly
rendered in the Municipal Court of the City
10th day of Jun 1893, in an action therein.
wherein Anton Lousin was plaintiff and
Anton Hegler defendant in favor of said
Plaintiff and against said Defendant for the
sum of Five Hundred Five and 35-l00 Dollars.
a transcript of which said judgment was
upon the 31st day of August 1897. duly filed
and docketed in the Office of the Clerk of
said District Court in and for st. Louis
County, Minnesota, which said Execution
has to me as Sheriff of st. Louis county. been
duly directed and delivered | have levied
upon and will sell at Public Auction to the
highest cash bidder, at the front door of the
Court House, in the City of Duluth, in said
county of st. Louis. on Saturday the 9th day
of August 1898. at ten O'Clock in the forenoon
OF that day, all right. title and interest that
above named Judgment debtor had in and TO
the real estate hereinafter described on the
3lst day of August. 1897. that being the date
OF the dOcketing and filing of transcript of
said Judgment, the description of the prop
erty being as follows, to-wit:
Lots Eleven QD and Twelve. Qg aBocly
Eight q. WhitesideS addition to the plat OF
Ely as recorded in the Office of the Register
OF Deeds in and for st. Louis County, Mime
being In st. Louis County. Minnesota.
Dated Duluth, Mimi. June 18th. 1893,
WIN. G. SARGENT. Sheriff.
st. Louis County. Mimi,
BY V. A. DASH. Deputy.
A. J. THOMAS.
Attorney for Judgment Creditor.
June % 20 July Is 20 q
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YOUsOLF the wrestler who defeated
STRANGER Lewis in this country a
few weeks ago was one of the passen-
gers on the Inflated La Bourg0gne
which sank last week and met his
death. The rescued parties speak of
Yousolf's brutality during the trying
time while in the water, saying he
fought off women and children with
stilletto It's pity Lewis was not
man enough to break his neck in this
country before he got on the boat.
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Entered at the post Office at Ely, Mime
sofa as second class matter.
Subscription 81 per Year.

THOSE unpatriotic towards who
have been making fun and casting
slurs at our contingent of men who
went to the front to enlist are not a
whit bit better than Spaniard.
When the boys return, which we sin
cerly hope they will as soon as the un-
pleasantness is over, we hope the first
act they will do is to break the jaw OF
every mothers son Of the scoffers. The
smallest one can knock the ''stuffen'
out of the biggest one here. They are
towards.
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BEWARE :!
OF SETTING
Forest. and Prairie Fires.
Office of State Forest Commissioner.

ST. Paul, MINI, March 26, 1898
Under the Act of the Legislature of Minnesota preservation
forests and for the and suppression prairie
fires approved April 49, 1895.
following liable penalty exceeding $500 nprison
not exceeding three months:
refusing. without exn
gushing forest prairie fires.
Any fire warden who o perform
Any who wiluy negligently caesly
to be set fire. woods paire
thereby causing injury another
shall
prairie land and leave unquenched party thereto
Any who shall other than
naked TORCH frebrand
dangerously
who shall wful destroy
this other warning pacard requirements
Any railroad company wlluy spark
arees its engines to
feet cleared of
with other provisions of Section II the
The following liable to penalty less
$50.
railroad employe wuy provisions Section
II of the above
to have efficient spark
ashes without extingushng
The following are liable to penalty not exceeding $500 npcn
ment in the state prison not ten years. or both
Any who malcouy
prairie other combustbe
er is destroyed and life is sacrificed.
C. c. ANDREWS r. C. DUNN State Anlitorl
Chief Fine Warden. Forest Commissioners
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1898-07-13

TOWER has been going up in balloon
the past week, importing man from
Peoria, Ill.,, with the Fourth OF July
funds to make the aScensions. Some
Of the lofty and high ideas Of some
OF Towers sports will come down
several pegs after their balooning
experience.