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Evening star., 1898-10-14

Foh
223 Sc, 10r S45. 90 2p06 Dayidsons ct 5rS 30
$40 n C ay (turl 9c.35,O0 Sto&dwg COS La aE
2Sl6 ST NV Tor. IS NV. 9r.......... 80. 90
$50 Goth st NV, ar %. so Sto&dwg iOl X st
l29 y 6 Sc, Tr. -. A. ne Tr.......... q. 90
1906 Sth 81 NV, Or. -. so Sto&dwg tf42 7th
l2+l 3lst st NV. 5T.lS.3U st NV, 4r....... 20. 30
IS Defrees NV, 6r. 1880 Sro&dwg 5th&K SITS
1886 9Th st NV. Or. 1900 he, 4r......... 20 90
33l 18th st sw, 6r. II 80 Sto rn X l rEn COS
20 Myrtle ne, Tr. 50 La av nw....... 2O. 90
l27 Pierce NV, 6r. 80 Sto&dwg a0l N st
1929 10Th st NV, Ar. IL. IS sw, 4r........ ~. 10
17lO 34th st NV, 81. IL ~ Sto&dwg 1900 Del
2t33 ST NV, 6r IL 90 sv 5r..........lS IS 90
1906 Y NV. 6r. IL. 30 Sto rrn 224 n NV il 90
Dol -3Sheridan NV 6r1u 50 Sto&ceI 227 q NV Is 40
1l5I 23d st NV, Ar. 10 30 Sto 1902 Pa a, NV 20 90
q2s Baptist al nw.4r10.30 Sto&l rm IT43 l.
1871 18th st NV, Or. 10. 80 st nw......... 90 90
2l13 ID st NV 5r. 1920 Stab&shop rr lIlT
1l55 23d st NV, Ar. 80 NV, rm for
2ll9 ID st INV, 5r. 10 80 horses&3 car ges.. l6 90
1877 st NV Or. 1000 RI 1879 o NV l5 80
Is Is I'd st NV, 1r. 1000 Al bet MN, 20th&
621 Essex CT nv. $50 21st SITS NV. is 90
2ol0 Davidson's CT, 1880 Stab r'r 1882 lst
Sto&dwg 2Gl2 14th ST sw, stalls . l2 so
ST NV, l1r. 5000 RI 1929 Il l229h
Sto&dwg 1924 & 7th st nw...-.... 10 90
439 10th NV, i0r. 40. 90 Stab r'r 495 c sw 10 90
StoSdwg SIC 18th Stab & car'ge house
st NV, sr. 1000 r'r 532 DIST NV 49, o 90
Hall, Sd 4I9 10th RI 2es az ....5oG.
st NV. $500 Offices in tiunton bldg.
Sto&dwg 1929 7th 0fsices in Central bldg
st NV, Or. ..... $500
Call at Office fo- sem-monthly bulletin
THOS. L. WAGGsMAN,
oclZw,f&m 9l7 Z
Evening star., 1898-10-14
MAaE OR FEMALE.
WANTED SITUATIONS.
MALE

MALE
WANTED POSITION BY CuNpETENT HOTEL.
rl-Gk- Ir-~r F,f-E>Hevs Address IL {, Stas Of
Lt-. ocI2:',-
WA<TTI,. .:I \ EESFECTAEIE COIOEED
man p.a.e IN private family, grocery store Es-
JaugIuJ general IaUur.r- taI "r address lN@l
.tl 50. u.R- ucl2-5r-
Evening star., 1898-10-14
LADIES GOODS.

III RS OF ALI. KINDS MADE AND RF.fODTIF,D
10 the L,t-sr styles; ladies tailor made ~uIts
finished In the most excellent manner. T. BDR-
Gan, Tailor and FUFFier. S'S r 81. NV. seij-Tf
FINE BLACK AND WHITE LACES DONE Up
IN tgst-ciaSS PaTisiau style; lace curtains a
specially Irish point. 30 and 75c. Call at Mime
FIBOUB'S OLD STAND. TI3 f1tb 81. NV
sei5-2u"
hiss C. CUSNINGHAN. FCRRIER 1908 sTH
st. nv. bet y and O. fNo sisn} FINE FIR
GARMENTS ALTERED INTO LATEST STYLES
FIT AND WORKMANSHIP UNSURPASSED.
HuI7-3m.4
Evening star., 1898-10-14

FOR RENT-BY B. T. "a
USFtRNISHED.
1928 9th nv, lor&b. 4o.5o
1922 sth NV, 9r&h. 35. 80
2104-S LIST nv, Sr&h35 80
1888 18th NV. 1Or&h30. 5o
62s : nv. 6r&h. -. 80. %
So2 . NV. 9r&h. e.. Is. 80
1506-1G 50th NV .Sr. bis. 10
}S2S Is 9th NV .9r&52I so
Co Is X NV, 9r&b. .25. 5u
1919 9th. 9r&b. 25. ~
1924 10th NV .6r&b -. 30
22l5-21 f NV. .1r&b. -. 90
l5+3 4th NV. 1t&h %. 90
1915 T NV, 1r&b. rs. 90
l7li 4th NV, GrSb. ~. So
l24 Fla ave, 6r&h. - On
1905 lst NV, 6r&b. 20. 90
1109 9Th NV. 6r&b. .2a.0O
1886 Sth NV, 6rGb. .19. 30
IL to 161 Hickman
Sc, Sr&b. 81
2226 q NV, 7r&b. 1000
52i Tenn av n, ,Gr&b15. s.
1927 NJ ne, 6r&b. IA. 30
1908 y J av Sc. .6r&biU.5y
1924 Half Sc, e,4r&wa. 500
1868 lst sw. 4r&wa. g. 90
SUBURBAN.
SD Savannah NV,
or, ba, furnace. 25. O0
Cottage at Forest
Glen. Sr, ba. fnr. 90. 90
COLORED TENANTS.
1913 4th NV, 7r&b. S25. %
1913 I NV, 1r&b. %. 90
1872 4th NV, 7r&b. 20. 40
402 . NV, 6r&b. is. 40
400 T NV, crab. is. 4U
Phone l643. d. +. >.
SrsS-tf
Evening star., 1898-10-14

FOR RENT
1919 9th NV, ;Sr&b. -. 90 3 hs Tenn ay NV 5r O. 80
lIlS Fla ay. tr&b- 10 90 24O9-l1 Shows ct,
4 hs Canal sw, Or. Hoo 4r K &. 90
VIII make all necessary repairs.
CHAS. IINKINS,
ocG-n Room 80. McGill bldg
FOR RENT-2l26 II ST. NV, \ FINE THREE
story and basement brick; II rooms, > baths: hot
water heat, ami; $40. JAMES +. SHEA,
ocT-tf PA ave N "
Evening star., 1898-10-14

FOR RENT-VERY CHEAP-304 AND BOG p ST
NV; 2-stOry ard basement bricks 9 rms water
gas and latrobe; convenient to cars schools and
market. Only $3.50 per mo.
oc11st r. E. BRADLEY. 1903 st.
FOR RENT-NO. 2125 l. ST. NV: 8 ROOMS
bs til, l.; in perfect order; convenient 10 cars
schools, churches. markets. etc: best house In
NV. for rent asked-S3l SO per month
EDWIN L. FRANZ0NI Easement 1895 T. ST
oc11-6t
FOR RENT-REDUCED To sI7-I5o7 AND I-oo
S3d st. NV; rooms: ami; square i,av win
dows: key at cclEer store. Apply r. n DAILY
1410 Sth nw. orro 5ts
FOR RENT-DWELLING Ills 10TH ST NV
rooms and bath; NIL; rent, $50 Inquire $50
La. se9o-tf
FOR RENT-S20.50 PER MONTH; 1910 COLTJM-
BIA SIP seven rooms and bath; latrohcs Aonly
at SIS Vermont ave. orS-tf y.
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FISHER Il CO.
1924 u st. NV

I'll, COR. TrH & l. y. W.
CoLoRED TENANTS.
1898 9Th, JrGsy 30
42i y NV. 5rdwa Is. 90
i312 LIST NV. 6rSw.1t -
2326 7th NV. 7r&wa12. 81
1901 Sth NV. Draw. 1000
ls23Wiltberger 5r&w.9 ~
RI Gil VI. 4I&wa $50
i5 Foundry al, l,4r&wsT ~
1915 y sw, 4r&wa. D. 90
STOKES.
lc06 7th. st e, Ar. W 500. 50
2Ol2 l4th NV. store
and stable. 9r. 80. 90
931 9th NV, store -. 90
li46 Z NV. ste. Ar. ". 30 %
466 X NV store 9r. h30. 80
2O2S 18th NV, store -. 90
1918 y Y ave NV,
store and 2r. 90
i101 7th NV. 6g&b. ~ %
5Oi Il NV, = office Is2u. 90
235 AZ sw, st&dw 1880
lIl9 1th nw......l5.OO
NE cor Ith&RichnIoni
NV, st"rrGcellar ION
1914 1th. 81. 6rNb. a. uG
1924 9Th NV. store. IL. 80
IlS yth ne. store. II. 90
NJ cor 9&N, store. .---
20l6 Ith NV. ......lO. 90
yl6 II Sc, 6r&w ...9.JU
STABLES.
Rear 45 y NV. la.ge
stable ami wagon
yard. Or dwg $50 90
RI 3O42 Y nw....l2.OO
RI ar Of t4l5 lst nv.
stable and 1 rms. 50 90
R'r l42l LIST sw. l.5O
AUL, cor. 9TH & l. NV.
Evening star., 1898-10-14
FEN ALE.

WANTED ~ COIpKED GIRL, SITUA ALTON To
d.. general .sJl~.oolk rLaEI.."r work 81 2Isi
u.y.- Iat Eit-n. IT.
Evening star., 1898-10-14

fbiS tl.NT-THE HANDSOME NEW HOUSE
- Elm ST.. Le Droit PARK. q rooms hath eel
open .iaily.
"clSSt CHAS. L. RANEs. I4th sud {; sis
Evening star., 1898-10-14

WAITE. r">lrloN BY goNrETENHr EoTEI.
WA\TEI'. HE KESrECTAELE C0LOEED
man i.a il private family, gro cry store rs
lausant "T general IaDor,r- IaA Of address 1881
FEMALE.
WANTED EY cpLpEED Girl. SITUATION To
d' general .su~~rTosk og ,lls.l'er work 81 2lss
NJ. h.'.- i't Ii'rH. ~
WANIEI, IIArE FOR ENTIEIrNCFI, NUES-
q sa.au- LAItrS' ENCIIA>GE, q: I#tA. IT,
WAIVED EY c"L"I:ED CHI PLACE 10 DO
g-ari-t A"-~-v"Ta; private family; good rel.
IA erals ruIrf E-"- H.
WA>TEi'- ET y FII;ST-CI.ASS COOK. \ Place
as "."A: r'n sre rli! REFER noe- Apply al l,2I
WANTED lY EXPERIENCED CoLURED wU-
man. situation. good coax and lauudress; best
oiry r~geg'are Please call tw" days, l2o5 1Grb
WANTED Y0I7N,. FRENCH GIi;I. ~ CHAM
tcrI3-lj. pain sowing and wait Ola ladies' Apply
at l."6 INra ST NV "cl4-ae-
WANTED IY fEsPECTAELE COLORED GIRL.
Position =" 80 general hou=ework III small family
lo,3 Il,h =. nv e-i+2t-
wANTEU-iH MIDDLF@AGFD WOMAN. SITT-A-
lion good cock III private family. hest ret"r-
s-I- 81 -".H 81 nv - 'Sl II
WANTED Bl LADY. POSITION AS HOUSE
k"el"r '"IHp1 ri'n or any lrsirlon Of trust; Be-.
" AN III = NlI Al IfN AS y Flit~l { l-hNN
-e"g9 CIV" best "f references - home at nis.,
WANTED RY RESFECTABI.G Girl PLACE As
cAallterIuaiJ 'r Eurse. Gail 1901 l. ST NV
WANTED EY a WHITE WOMAN. PRIVATE
FATE. star once, ocI32t-
WANTED EY LADY. POSITION As STt.NoGRA-
pher and typewriter Address l. NJ, l@lI y =.
- cit-l-
WANTEI by \ NIcE o,IoEED WOMAN, 4
place ss 81 nerrlsid. can give good refs. PLEASE
rall al 10 I'm 81 nv ""i3%;'
WANTED KY Az EXPERIENCED DR!SS}IAK-
- rnEa-' IA mis- 10y day "E "rrh Address T. l.,
WANTED, BY \ RfSIEC FABLE WIEITF. WoNAX
situation 80 "i"a.'''rEl.it and ~rsHlstr-ss in
Box - star orire oeI5al.
WANTED BY Young LADY. POSITION TO DO
writing. copying or addressing envelopes. llply
81 1915 Vermont ave NV. oc12-5t
WANTED-BY a RESPEs'TABLE WHITE .iIRL.
place a. "!.anh-Imaid or waitress, can rrruish
ref 'sH AZ !H'% Fla ave NV. ",'l"3t'
WANTED - BY A RESPECTABLE COLOKFD
girl situation as cook or chanberInaid. Gall
lao" ITth st NV Cc12-3t-
WANTED-HOUSES.
wANTET,-A DESIRABLE broom DWELLING II
Ep-ghvy@t .,Ii,euient To Metropolitan cars; rent
u", '' exceed so ier mo. rar term II mos.
Ai,irr~s = " ). Star oih'r. oc1+3t
WANTEB. AT ONCE. TENANrS WAITING For
Li'it Nl-N II ALL SI\ sIipNS ar THE CITY:
OWNERS WANTING Az IMMEDIATE tINCrtIE
SHM ID iiAGE THEIR VACANT HOrSFS
WITH Us.
O-l3%t SrONE x FAIRFAX sos F 81.
NANTEB. BY RESPECTABLE COLORED MAN
tg,Eeiinirnf -npi"Jc,. house Of six rooms in
NV; rent mot exceeding SO Address ). +. Il.
Star Office ocI3-2t-
WANTED BI PERMANENT TENANT. NICE
touse. Standing apart; OF ru0Ins all modern
improvements lawn and stable; Chevy Chas.
OF other desirable Suburl tcrus must D. mod
crate Address Box llo, Star office. stating
WANTED We HAVE APPLICANTS DAILY FOR
lOusvs IN all parts II he ,ity. our Office b,iu.
located in she business center. rEaa e,
all renters ir you wIll place youf hoIses
with feel confident We can rent Them
Z l. Hill. \ Co
oc6-lno Cor. L and Stl SIS NV
LADIES GOODS.
Evening star., 1898-10-14

FITCH, FOX & BkOWN,
se9-tf llO6 q ST. NV
FOR RENT-I34l CORCORAN ST; 3 STORIES;
south front: large rooms, nany Closets mi.
dining room LIST fDor. Rent, $3.50
se:9-tf c. w. SIMPSON. Room l. 1910 c. St
FpR RENT 62s Whitney ay, 6r. IA
2209 Il NV. Sr col $3.50 once rms, I4U4 Pa av
BrooklaDd, Gr, ha. Is 81 sw........... 4
THE McLACHLEN REAL ES AND LOAN Co,
seI0-tf 10th and q cts. NV.
Evening star., 1898-10-14

WASHINGTON. u. q. POST OFFICE NOTICE
Shouid he read daily. changes may occur ~
any time.
FOREIGN MAILS forwarded 10 III, ports az
sailing daily, and the schedule rluSinss IL M
raiged on the presumption Of their unint,srtiltad
overland transit. For The week ,udiug October -
m last connecting closes viii be made from his
office follows.
Evening star., 1898-10-14
FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-TO GENTLEMEN, TWO BRIGHT
weu-heated rooms; new house, Col. Heights; pm
vate family Of adults; rates moderate; board may
- he obtained near. Address p care Carrier 1856.
Oc14-2ts
Evening star., 1898-10-14

fCR LENT-AT REDUCED RATE-FINEIY LO-
rooms. hath. cellar. furnace etc in tbop,uch
order $50, also bay window brick. Il23 iotb st.
NV 10 rooms bath. cellar. etc. $40 and large
brick. Sn2 lrdifna ave NV II r,-lms ard ban
$50 aud large briss. I2S ioth 81 NV II rs,ms
ocl2-tf 80 - 49,
Evening star., 1898-10-14
WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTkD-FOJR UNFUR. ROOMS FOR LIGHT
housekeeping; state terms. Address o. W. Star
Office.
Evening star., 1898-10-14

,vAErf., WHITE HIrIEK. FAMILY OF ?: EN-
r,.rf...-,lI ,., .ld uan viii answer. LADIES kA-
IItGNttL. GA itta II. II
Evening star., 1898-10-14

FOR KENT - WEII~LOCATED, MEDIUM SUED
L"uS's nay window brick, 223 18th 81 sN s
rooms and hath. s2s ~, and hrtck .ng I.tb 81
NV. r',ihs and bath. So and fra me- .sDs faih
- NV To ms and hath. 81. also brick 1922
81. nv, rn'ms and bath. Sa3: also has -Wi--
nS @ 'Fi'h oa' \ Z. sve. Sc. rooms and Ia H.
S--.0l: ana corner hay window brick. 1ol 9th ~
-, !" ttoos hud bath. $2i 30. and hay iNtiaN
i4lSk 5O+n Cambridge NV. -u,ns aud
h-th 80. ALBERT Il. FOX pro + 81 NV
Evening star., 1898-10-14

ron kENT-pNLf S225 FOR 32G SPRUCE ST
< ruoUs aud bath, very desirable: Aey at C,s
Spruc"
ocia-5t CIEAS. r. BANES. IAN ard q sis
Evening star., 1898-10-14

FOR RENT THAT NEII~LoCATFD LARGE
bItyk dwelling. No. al6 81. NV, cori aiming II
tooHs Snd : alhs. In Al order. S65. Also hand
some baN window brick No. 1919 = It NV 10
nrnls and bath tine finish. s6u. and large brick
~ "'S II - Nv. ii rooms ard bath 500. and
$40. AIHERT Y EAN aan q II >, =. - - =
Evening star., 1898-10-14

SMALL FAMILY WANT FEW GENTLEAIE
boarders; rooms newly furnished; southern cook
Ing, home comforts; SO and board; reduc-
uon IL two in room; best refs. 1900 Rhode
Island ave NV. ocl3-3t"
ROOMS, WITH BOARD: TABLE BOAEDERS by
the day. week or month; $50 month 723 18th
ST. NV. near Bancroft Hotel. ocS6t
Evening star., 1898-10-14

FOR RENT SIN ROOM HOUSE. SHERIDAN ST
NV; SlD.So: modern plumbing guud order. Az
ply To OWNER, 1910 llth NV oci3-3t-
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-12-14
N6Ckti6S and MuffI6rS.

We have just received an immense line of
Neckties, Muffers and Handkerchiefs for the
holidays.
All of our Neckties are beauties, and are of
the very latest styles and patterns.
AS in former years, we have the largest and
best line of MufHers in the country. aud we are
selling them cheaper than ever Do not fail to
examine these lines before purchasing your
Christmas presents.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-12-14

There is a striking difference existing between
our store and the other fellows. There to be
a more congenia1 feeling the moment you enter the
Aune & Thune door-a sort of make yourself at
home air about It all. Although our flag floats
high IN the air, there highfatin air." with
Us; no mystery surrounding Us; you just
we are This is the principle thot has characterized
the business for these mony years.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-12-14

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Christmas Bulletin
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-06
SAGASTA IN EFFIGY
MINNEAPOLIS CROWD SHOWS ITS
HATRED OF SPAIN
Shots Fired Into the Flaming Body,
While the Assembled Multitude
Cheers for the Stars and Stripes
Members of Several Companies
os the State Militia Participate in
the Affair.

Amid the ringing shoute Of Cuba Libre, -
Down with Spain.'' Down with Sagasta, y
.Hurrah for Uncle SAM the effigy Of Pre-
mier Sagasta. of Spain. was last night hanged
from a tree and burned by a crowd Of pa
triotic Americans.
The tragedy occurred in a vacant lot facing
Eighth street, near the armory, Minneapolis,
and the majority of those participating in
the affair we're members of the several COM
panies of state militia having headquarters
at the armory.
The effgy was a life-like reproduction.
with false face. clothing and all, and a
Spanish flag was wrapped around it. 1t
was swung from the end of strong limb of
a shade tree, and, as the multitude gathered
about. oil was poured upon the image and
ignited. The sight of the flames as they
consumed the hanging body was the signal
for outburst of the suppressed patriotism
and excitement of the crowd, and the neigh
borhood was startled with a noise that at
tracted large crowd Of people.
In the effigy hod been placed number
of cartridges, and these exploded, tear
ing the body to pieces, the crowd went wild.
AS the Spanish flag caught fire. it was
pulled from the suspended body, ripped into
shreds and thrown under the feet Of the
mob AS the fire consumed the body. it
burned the rope by which 1t was hanging
fall to the ground, when quantity of kere-
sene was thrown upon it, and renewed the
flames. Several pistol shots were fired into
tht flames. and the crowd looked on until
the last vestige of Sagasta's eflgy had been
consumed, and wound up the season of patri-
otto hilarity with cheer for the stars and
StriDeS.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-06
THE TWIN CITIES.

"A general meeting of the meet cutters he a
been called for Assembly halls this evening.
The Painters and decorators of the CITY
will hald a meeting in Assembly halls tomor-
row evening. -.
Scarlet fever was reDorted at the health
office yesterday as existing at 1928 Pleasant
avenue and $50 Park avenue.
-Adjutant General Muehlberg' yesterday ac
William N. Wood, of Company X, Second
infantry, at Waseca. d g
The funeral of William Meyers, who was
killed by an Omaha train near .AIidvaie Sun
German Luthesan church. North St Paul.
Ramsey COUNTY w. C. # IT, will meet
at st. Paul Commons Saturday, April 9, at
2:30 p. m. All members are expected, as i'm
portant matters will be considered.
Theodore Storm. Christ Christianson and
Duffy Peterson, the youths1 ARRESTED Sunday
for the alleged theft of fnewspapers from
Reeves Seven corners drug ,~store, were
yesterday discharged by Judge Twohy
: Walter Lee, the 3-year-old sen of William
Lee, of 394 Eichenwald street, wandered away
from home early yesterday morning. The
police were notified and found the boy late
in the afternoon on the corner of Bedford and
Decatur streets.
Articles of Incorporation were filed yes
terday by the Esch Brothers company, of
st. Paul. They will conduct a wholesale
whisky business. The incorporators are j.
j. Esch, P. ]. Esch and S. o. Geiser. Cap
ital stock. $4,000.
The annual meeting of the ST. Paul Pallet g
club. which was TO have been held last night
in Mr.. Brewers studio. in the German
American Bank building. was postponed, the
future date to be determined upon after
members are again notified. there having
been misunderstanding to dates.
C A. NJ. Smith. a youth of nineteen.
student at Hamline university, was yester-
day committed to Rochester by the probate
court as insane. Smith believes that he is be-
ing prosecuted. and his mania takes violent
form at times, leading to smashing of fur
~ - gs...i
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-06
BANQUET TO COMPANY X.
Fifteen Years in the Militia of the
State

Special to The st. Paul Globe.
SALTWATER. Mimi, April 5.-Fifteen
years ago tonight forty-three Of StilIwater's
young men met at the engine house and or
ganized Company K, of the First regiment
N. g. S. NJ. AS fitting remembrance OF
the occasion, veterans and honorary members
of the company rendered the company a ban.
quet this evening at the Sawyer house, and
1t was one OF the most notable functions CIV
en- In saltwater for many years. Covers were
spread at the Sawyer house for more than
loQ ana an elegant course supper was served.
Following the supper, the following toasts
were responded to:
Our Mastering Officer" Gen. w. B.
Bend: 1883. the Past T. r. Fellows; "The
TSs R sesru aSa F Sapt
Pen 'ea,,o or the Sword, which," H. H. Gillen;
.: e. Lee; The Poker as a Weapon" ]. C.
Nethaway; 1888. the Present." N. A. Nell
SON. son. ID, IN Morning Gun" Dr. W. H. Game;
Myron Shepard; Our Revolutionary Sires,"
E. w. Durant.
Col. W. G. Bronson, Of this city. was also
expected to respond to a toast, but was un-
avoidably absent. having been compelled to
go to Washington on bushes. Maj. 7. C.
clark. of this city, Officiated as POSTMASTER.
At the conclusion of the banquet gold medal
was rendered to James Carter for faithful
service; Garter is the eompany's colored por-
ter who has been with the boys ever since
the company was organized
The board of prison managers will meet
tomorrow at the prison. A number of appli-
cations for parole will be considered, and rou-
tine business will be transacted.
Three Of Hon. j. S. O'Brfen's horses are
entered in the races to be run at Memphis,
Tenn, next Saturday. namely: Dick Collins:
Ollie and Long Time. The two first named
are two-year-olds and are expected to give
good accounts of themselves
F. w. Temple, of Blue Earth City. men,
Der of the board of prison managers, was at
the prison today.
o. H. Ingram, of Eau Claire. Wis, and w.
E. Sawyer, of La Crosse, prominent lumber
mon, were in the city today, looking over the
log and lumber market
The funeral Of James Crockett, who died
Sunday at hospital in st. Paul, was held
from st. MichaePs church this morning.
James S. Bassett returned last evening from
Cedar Falls, To-, where he has superintended
the introduction Of the new Patton motor,
tried in this city some time ago. Mr.. Bas-
sett says the new invention is giving excellent
satisfaction. and that a number of cities in
the South and East are preparing to adopt the
Patton system Of street railways.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-06
REPORT ON THURSDAY.
Senate Committee VIII Not Act BE-
fore That Time.

WASHINGTON. April 5-The senate
committee on foreign relations was
prompt in getting together today. The
meeting was held for the especial pur-
pose of deciding whether the commit
tee should make~its report on the Gu
ban situation today, or postpone that
action until the presidents message
shall be received.
The committee lost little time in
reaching a conclusion to delay it's re-
port until the message should be re-
ceived tomorrow. The document will
be referred to the committee imme-
diately upon it's presentation in the
senate, and it will be reported back
to the senate as promptly as circum-
stances will permit. Il is now the in
tention of the committee not to at
tempt to bring in it's report before
Thursday.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-06
s1GsBEE ACCUSES SPAIN.
Direct Charge OF Treachery by the
Commander of the Maine.


WASHINGTON. April s. The house COM
mittee on foreign affairs met at 1890 this
morning. Capt. Sigsbee. Admiral Irwin and
several experts in explosives had been sum-
moned TO give testimony regarding the blow
Ing up Of the Maine. Representative Quigg,
OF New York, before he entered the COM
mittee room. said that Spain would be held
responsible for the blowing sup Of the Maine
He Is in favor Of reporting. resolution In
structing. the president to. drive Spain from
the hemisphere & ~ nj
Capt. sigsbee was the first witness ex-
anined by the committee on foreign affairs
Capt. Sigsbee, in the COURSE Of his exami-
nation. stated It to be his opinion that his
vessel, the Maine. was blown up by sub
marine mine located by the Spanish authorI-
ties. AS to whether It. was fired by the
Spanish authorities Cur not.s he DECLINED to ex-
press an opinion; He told the. committee
what he had testified to before the board Of
inquiry about the buoy to which the Maine
was anchored being the most unfrequented
buoy in the harbor. The position in which
the ship was placed. he said was such that
the Maine could have been fired upon by both
forts at the same time.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-06
FALL FATAL FOR TWO.
Young Men Killed in an Accident ut
WiuOHa.

Special to The ST. Paul Globe
WINONA, Mimi, April 5.-An accident &C.
CURED at the plant Of the Empire Lumber
company this morning. Two young men,
Charles Fischer and Aloise Bronx, were at
work inside of the tall sawdust and refuse
consumer. scaffolding ninety feet frcm
the ground. The plank or portion of the
scafolding upon which they were standing
must have given way, for they were found
at the bottom of the consumer. covered with
pieces Of scaffolding. Both men were killed
almost instantly.
Bronx was single man, but Fischer leaves
widow ard four children. the youngest of
which is but five weeks old. while his wife
is nearly fantic with grief. Both the men
killed were very popular and much esteemed
by the employees of the Empire company.
The coroner decided no inquest was necss-
Sary.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-06
Printing in the Dark.
From HarDer's Round Table

Sulphate of quinine has some very curious
properties, one of them being its power to
impress image of itself on a sheet of SEN
sitive paper in the dark. If design be
drawn on sheet Of paper with sulphsts Of
quinine, exposed for a few minutes to the
sun, then placed on a sheet of sensitive pa
per, put in a book, and left for few hours,
perfect image Of the drawing will be found
impressed the sheet of paper. Writing
may be copied on sensitive paper in this way.
but it must be reversed. or the writing will
be reversed on the sensitive paper.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-06
RELIEF SOCIETY
EmDlOyme Register.

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WOMEN TO do washing. ironing. houseclcsn-
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WOODSAWYERS and men to do any odd Jobs
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