The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1898-04-30

5r1ce Tuerore. He was born forty-t1ye
years ago and has lived for fifteen years
y the FIRST ward at 1876 Cook street He
aas .Deen IN business during that time as
stone contractor. He is married
Benoamin +. Knauft, who was nominal
vas born IN st. Paul tEirty-one years
ago and was reared and educated here.
he IS unmarried and resides at the home
u his father, 31S Hoffman avenue For
number OF years Mr.. Knauft has been
engaged In the general insurance bust
Tess. He will be remembered as one
II the leading Republican candidates two
FEARS ago for city treasurer
Another popular man is Terence Ken
~, Of the Third ward. Mr.. Kerny was
unanimously Endorsed by his ward, and
he chances are good that he will have
:wo more years in the city council. Mr.
Kenny Is native Of Ireland and came
| % this country in 1853. He located in
Boston. where he was apprenticcd to the
oo1lermaker's trade. In 1868 he came
west and started q shop of his own OH
ne present site Of the union depot.
one OF the strongest members of the
aldermallic ticket is w. J. Donahower, of
The Fourth ward. Mr.. Donahower, as one
IT the leading, candidates for mayor, is
100 we'll known to require an introduce
lion to the public. Mr.. Donahower is
known as stanch, reliable, active
atty. During then past two years Mr.
DonahoWer's public acts have been such
al to make him one Of the foremost Of
Yesterdays candidates. and when his
ward renominated him for alderman the
nomination was ratified With a cheer that
nrade the old hall ring.
Sidney H. Reeves, nominated for alder
man of the Fifth ward was born in WIS
consin in 1858 and settled in St Paul in
1881. He is married and resides at PIT
Pleasant avenue. Mr.. Reeves has been
engaged in the drug business at Seven
corners for several years and has always
been tireless worker in the Republican,
party. This is his first appearance, how
ever, In the arena as a candidate for any
office
The Sixth ward Endorsed the services Of
AID. NJ J. Bell during the past two years
by renominating hirn. Mr.. Bell was born
In Grant county. Wis.,, in 1913, but has
lived in this city since 1851. He comes
Of old Wing stock, being a son OF q. w.
II. Bell. who was the FIRST mayor OF
West st. Paul when tho Sixth ward was
separate municipality Mr.. Bell was
reared and educated il. this city. He was
always been active in politics.
Edward p. Sanbola Il the 4 aldermauic
nominee of the Seventh ward, was elected
In March. 1SaT,jfto fill out the unexpired
term Of James F.. Markham, who was
made city attorney Mr. Sanborn resides
at lp5 Oakland avenue and is married.
He was born in New Hampshire forty
four years ago and came to st. Paul
twenty years ago after gradua ting from
Dartmouth college. He has been engaged
In the practice OF law ever since, being a
| member of the law firm OF John Is. ind
F.. +, Sanborn. ~
August Naldunslzi. rcnop,inated for al
GERMAN OF TIC ElgnJn WARD, mas Jus
served, with great credit to himself anC
| to the evident satisfaction of the ward
| a term rs alderman Of the ward. Mr.
| kalduncki was born in Canada in 1876:
| and settled in st. Paul in 1883, engaging
| In the hardware business, but has re.
! Gently been dealing in real estate. lie is
married and resides at 22S Edmund
| street. .=,.,-.. Eli Y ss.zs,
! John Larsen. renominated for alderman
| Of the Ninth ward, has served very sat.
! isfactorily to his ward as alderman fol
! two years just ending. He Is a member
Of the firm of Larsen Bros. 6, SkoV. gro.