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The Saint Paul globe., 1898-06-25

DIOCESE OF M1NNEsSpSTAr ArRt. Rev. Henr,
haut! p, WtniRpple, Ri Sd D. D., LL p residence, Far
Goadjgtor: residence, l8s. Summit court
June 26 third Sunday after Trinity; Wed.
nesday st. Peters day.
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PYTHIAM MEMORIAL
Programme of the Parade and Ser.
vices Tomorrow.

Programme of the Parade and Ser.
vices Tomorrow,
The following is the programme of
the memorial service Of the knights
OF Pythias tomorrow: The parade
Will start, headed by a. squad of
mounted police; band of music: Col
Mllham and his staff and companies
OF uniform rank. Nos. 1. 12., Is and q;
Minnesota Pythian Veterans associa-
tlon; champion Lodge No. 13; Webster
Lodge NO. 20; Lincoln Lodge No. 49,:
81. Paul Lodge No. 43; Capitol Lodge
NO. 5l; Twin City Lodge No So; Wash
ington Lodge No. IA; visiting odges
according to seniority; grand lodge Of
ftcers. etc.
The chief marshals will be Louis
PaVian and James P. Maley, assisted
by one marshal appointed by every
subordinate lodge.
Inc line of march will start from the
knights Of Pythias hall, Sixth and
Robert, on Sixth street to Broadway.
Broadway to Seventh, Seventh to Rob
ert. Robert to Sixth. Sixth to Waba-
sha. Wabasha to Fifth, Fifth to St.
Peter, st. Peter to Seventh
The programme at Market hall is as
follows:
Selection-"Ths Vacant Chair 80. :. Quart 1t G.
ltyocation .,.-.. by the G. and ChapIaio.
-s-z Twin City Mandolin Orchestra.
grafton ..............H Hon. Ogden H. Feather
Selection. Twin City Mandolin Orchestra.
Reading names OF Pythan's Dead
Seiectlon-.Co .Consola ion =. .Quartette
Anthem-"America'' by the audiance
Benediction.
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Yellowstone ! ctionai Park.

The reputation of this wonderful region,
probably the most unique and certainly the
only one of its kind in the word. hecomes
more m ,s extended yearly. Mankind never tirc s
fountains, its superb canyon. the beautiful
Vel Yellowstone o lake more than 1900 feet above
and Cataracts the bear, elk. deer and ante
lope the uneoualed trout fishing and other
interesting features found there
The park is free to the world, and is under
the control of the United States government.
Large hotels. electric lighted and steam
heated. are found at convenient points. and
first-class, specially constructed four-horse
stage coaches transport tourists from place to
place. ~
Wonderland 'sS has a chapter which con-
tains fund of information about the Par,,
that makes It. perhaps, peculiarly valuable for
schools and teachers. The features Of the
Park are described and there is besides a
large amount. Of practical information about
the region and the ride through it. The Park
tour can be made either in the coaches or on
horseback or bicycles. The book will be sent
to any address upon receipt of six cents by
Charles S. Fee, General Passenger Avenf
Northern Pacific Railway. st. Paul, MINI.
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ST. MATTHEW'S. st. Anthony Park. Rsv
CHARLES q. Hixon. II AM. Sunday schoo
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MINNEAPOLIS BREVITIES.

s. H. Scholburg, thirty-scvsn years old, died
In the city Thursday of intestinal obstruction.
The monthly parliament of the Woman's
council will be held this afternoon in the
Unitarian church.
j. Peterson, an eXpreSsman residing at $685.
Seventeenth avenue south, seriously and
!. probably fatally injured yesterday afternoon
by q runaway team.
An Interesting wedding of next week. will
be that of Miss Jane Robinson and George
T. Halbert, which will take place Wednes-
day afternoon at o'clock, in Portland Ave-
Church of Christ.
The several Minneapolis lodges of the
Knights of Pythias, accompanied by Com
panics No. 1 and Ne. Il. uniform rank, will
visit ST. Paul next Sunday, June 26, to az
tend Pythian memorial exercises.
The officers of the Outing association e
busy with plans for the summer in providing
country pleasure for the children. and have
already found good homes for sixty poor
and deserving women and children since
March l.
Richard Haskell and John Singleton, as they
are booked at the central station. were
brought to this city from st. Paul yesterday
by Inspectors Morrssey and Stavlo They had
been arrested in st. Paul upon the charge of
vagrancy. They marked held" but may
be charged with swindling today.
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The clerical forces in nearly all Of
the offices Of the st. Paul railroads were
busily engaged yesterday in mailing
instructions to employees regarding the
placing Of stamps ON bills of lading.
shipping receipts and checks in ac-
cordance with the war revenue bill.
Jno. r. Hastings, general superinten-
dent Of the Burlington, said yesterday
that his line had determined not to try
to evade the law as it is read by the
officials. Stamps will be placed on all
originals. but where duplicates are re-
quired by shippers the expense will be
charged to the shipper. Inquiry at the
other offices developed the fact that
this policy will be generally followed
by all.
The passenger departments are not to
escape their share Of the work in con-
nection with the new order Of things.
as the law requires the placing of
stamps on all Pullman car berth tick
cts.
General Freight Agent Stohr, of the
Great Western, received a letter from
the secretary of the Wholesale Grocers'
association, of Iowa, yesterday in which
1t was stated that the association had
learned that 1t was the intention of
some Of the roads to make an effort
to escape the tax. The letter expressed
the hope that the Great Western was
not one Of them, and informed Mr.
Stohr that the Iowa association was
convinced that it was the intention of
congress to place the burden on the
railroads and not on the shippers, and
that the wholesale grocers Of Iowa
would stand the biggest kind of fight
before they would consent to any action
on the part of the railroads looking to
the placing of the burden on the
shoulders of the shippers.
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BOWEN BACK TO ANSWER
CHARGE OF EMBEzzLEMENT
PENDING AGAINST HIM
The Prisoner Arrested In San Diego
Now i'm Minneapolis to Face the
Indictment Returned by the
Grand Jury Romantic story
the Flour City.

j. Frank Bowen, former, we'll
known real estate man of Minneapolis,
returned to the city yesterday as the
was brought here from San Diego, CAL,
upon an indictment returned by the
grand jury charging him with grand
larceny in the first degree.
Mr.. Bowen will be arraigned> in the
district court this morning and expects
to be able to furnish bail without de-
lay. He says that the whole affair is
based on technical point and homes
to be able TO clear himself of an intent
OF wrong doing.
The crime with which the prisoner is
charged is the embezzlement of 81. 200
belonging to Martha ]. ST. Claire. of
indianapolis, Ind. During the latter
part of 1895 Miss St. Claire came to
Minneapolis and met Mr.. Bowen. They
became attached to one another. The
LADY was deSirous of securing a nice
little home in Minneapolis, and the
Minneapolis man. it is said. offered to
make good trade for a farm in South
ern Minnesota owned by Miss ST. Claire.
After returning to her home, she sent
Mr.. Bowen 81. 200. $500 of which was to
be paid as a bonus for the trade, and
500 was to pay an incumbrance on the
city property. Mr.. Bowen gradually
became cold in his attention to the lady
and finally went West. Upon looking
up the matter Miss ST. Claire, it is said,
paid, the trade had been made on ar
even basis and Bowen had loaned $500
to the parties and had taken a mort
gage on the farm. Miss ST. Claire told
her story to the grand jury and an in
dictment was returned
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: TO EXCHANGE.

TO EXCHANGE-New goods EXCHANGED 10,
secondhand. Cardozo Furniture and Ex.
change Company. 232 East Seventh st.
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pired almost instantly. Mrs. Dupuis died

pired almost instantly. Mrs. Dupuis died
this afternoon
L. w. Eldred. for many years well known
resident of Saltwater died yesterday at
Mora, Minn, and the remains were brought
here today for interment.
The city council held a meeting last even
ing and awarded the ofiicial printing of the
city to Easton & Masterman. The Job print
ing was awarded to Mrs. c. v. Seward. The
matter OF free bridge on market days was
adjusted by giving all parties the right to
one free trip across the bridge ON market
days.
A citizens meeting was held at the city
hall this evening and number Of projects
Of benefit to the city were considered nota-
bly, that OF building a mill and elevator to re-
place the Staples mill and elevator destroyed
by fire few evenings ago. Plans were con-
sidered for rebuilding elevator and mill and
the following committee was appointed to SO
direct stock subscriptions for $25. 900: R. H.
Bronson. M. l.. Murphy. ]. g. Armson, Otis
Staples. J. F. Burke. D. J. Hooley and G.. s.
Welshous.
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Notable Bridal Couple.

There alighted from an interurban car at
Hennepn avenue and Fifth street about 7 80
O'Clock last evening a couple in which more
than ordinary interest centers at the present
time. They attracted no unusual attention.
and walked hurriedly into the reception room
of the West hotel. where the young woman
tarried while her escort penned upon the
register at the desk in the rotunda Mr.. and
Mrs c. U. Gordan, Chicago" The couple
was none other than Chicago's postmaster and
his bride, and at the time they entered the ho-
tel they had not been married twenty -four
hours
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sPGNIARDs lombard CEBU.
Inhabitants Suspected of ReyOiu
t5Onary SymDafhges

Inhabitants Suspected of RevOlu-
tsOnary Sympathies.
LONDON, June 24-The officials of
the steamer Gulf Of Martaban. which
arrived today from Manila, report that
a terrible state of affairs exists at tho
Island of Cebu which has been bonn
barded few days before the departure
OF the steamer, by two Spanish gun
boats, on account Of the supposed sym
pathy of its Inhabitants with the in
surgents. Scarcely a building Of the
capital, except the consulates, were left
intact, and the streets were said to be
filled with smouldering heaps Of ruins
and the bodies of the slain.
Among the refugees who fled on the
steamer were Mr.. Wilson, an Ameri-
can mining engineer, and Mr.. Vincent
representative of a Pittsburg oil firm
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PARK MEMS PRESIDENT.
MIR. LorinG, of Minneapolis, Elected
by the Convention.

At its final business ssion yesterday
morning the second annual convention of the
National Park and Outdoor Art association
elected c. NJ. Loring. of Minneapolis. presi-
dent. Warren Fl. Mannilg. cf Boston, was
reelected secretary; E. B. Haskell, of Bos-
ton, was electzd treasurer; P. II. A. BalsI y.
Detroit. w. II. Olmsted son; G. H. War
der, CINCINNATI; E. J. Parker. Quincy. H.
Lewis Johnson. New Orleans. NJ: L. Moore.
read. One was on PLANT Propagation for
Parks by Fred Kanst. gardener of the south
perks. Chicago, ILL.,. and another was by c.
Nj. Loring, on Tree Planting on Public
Streets
Before adjourning, the association adopted
q multitude of resolutions, M S ly OF tia ks
Two papers were left unrdid, but were or
de-ed printed in the official report.
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ST: JOHN THE EVANGELIST, Portland and
Zen Rent; dudley w. Rhodes. D. D. II AM, 4
PM. Sunday school 10 AM
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TRANsCONTINENTAL RATES.

General Advance Will Go Into Erect
Today.
CHICAGO, July PA general advance In
tcanscontinental freight rates will go into
effect tomorrow in lite OF the hard hght
which the merchants Of Chicago. st. Louis
Minneapolis ST. Paul and other Mississippi
valley cities have made to prevent. The new
schedule makes an advance of about 25 per
cont in class rates and changes practically
all of the commodity rates. One fare pus
ST. for the round trip has been agreed upon
Sv the eastern lines for the meeting of the
rational Republican league, to be held At
Omaha July IL to 1o.
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TRINITY, st. Paul Park Rev. Charles
Holmes. Services Will be resumed in near
future.
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NEWS OF THE RAILROADS
IOWA J0BBERS SAY THEY WILL
RESIST AN ENCOURAGEMENT

Shoulder Burden on Them In
Met by a Defiant NOtfce-Eastern
Superior & Western - Other
News of the Local Lines.
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SALTWATER.

SALTWATER, .Minn., June 24.-Mrs. Or.
ronine Riel. residing at the home of her
d,sugstt daughter Mrs. Melvina Dupuis. on the NJ
Fortun f,1H tarm, rev miles west of the city,
circumstances. Mrs. Dupuis had been III a
few days with heart trouble and on Thursday
called to see Dr. Stevens at Lake Elmo. He
prescribed Tor her and she returned home.
Late at night she was seized with an apo
plectic stroke and Mrs. Reil was called. The
latter sank on her knees In prayer and ex-
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POOLS THE ONLY HOPE.

Freight Men In Despair About Main-
tanning Rates Otherwise.
General Freight Agents Lyman, of the Bur-
ington, and Pearce, Of the Omaha. are in
Chicago attending meeting of the Western
Trunk Lir es committee called for the purpose
of drafting another agreement to be prese mt
ed to the executive officers at an adjourned
meeting to be- held nsxt Wednesday.
The new agreement will take the place Of
the one made at st. Louis last week. which
did net find favor with the executive eff ers
and was rejected by them at the meeting held
last Wednesday. The hardest work of the
freight men is to couch their agreement t.
restore and maintain freight rates in such
terms that it can be enforced.
The general opinion of railroad men Is that
unless congress legalizes pooling all efforts 10
better the freight rate situation will prove
fruitless.
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WASHINGTON, June 24-Northwestern
pensions were granted yesterday as follows
guet. Sc: Charles W. Merrill. Worthington,
20: John West. Minneapolis, IS; Herman
Metke Derriver. Sc: John Hundertmark. St.
Paul. $6. Additional: William ]. Applegate,
Princeton, $6. Widows: Lana Ann Nash.
Prosper. IS.
North Dakota-Increase: Nathaniel Salg,
Of Taylor. Sc to $S.
South Dakota-Increase: Charles H. Kin
bee, Mitchell. $40 to s16
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Editors Suicide,

Special to The St. Paul Globe.
GLENWOOD, Wis. June A.-John e.
Shirk. aged forty. formerly of Tomahawk.
Wis. but for the past three years edi.or and
mitted suicide this afternoon. during tenn
porary hit of insanity. He cut his throat from
ear to ear with a common jack knife. COM
pletely severing the arteries.
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THE NORTHWEST.
TEMPLARs IN SESSION.

Annual Meeting of the Grand Com
mandery at Faribault.
Special to The st. Paul Globe.
FARIBAULT, Minn., June 24.-The Grand
Commandery Knights Templar Of Minnesota
held its annual meeting today and the fol-
lowing officers were elected to serve during
the ensuing year: Grand commander. Will
lam E. Richardson. Duluth: deputy grand
commander, John C.. Munro. st. Cloud; G. G.
Thomas E. Mercer, Minneapolis; G. G. G.,
Thomas H. Warren, Saltwater; G. P, George
H. Davis, Mankato; G. s. W., J. w. Cham
Nerlain, ST. Paul: G. J. W., Frank M. Crane,
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PROBATE NOTICE.
1HODHTE c.
NOTICE OF. SALE OF Personal
PROPERTY.

PROPERTY.
Notice is hereby given that pursuant to and
by virtue of the order of the Probate Court
for Ramsey county. State of Minnesota made
and entered In the matter of the estate OF
Norman w. Kittson, deceased. and filed in
said court on June 16, 1898. the undersigned.
as the executor of the last will and testament
of said deceased, will. on Thursday. the thir-
tieth tS0th) day of June, 1898, at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon. at the Office of The st. Paul
Trust Company, in the Endicott building, on
Fourth street. in the City Of st. Paul in
said Ramsey county, offer and. expose for
sale at public auction. to the highest bidder.
for cash. all and singular the following per-
sonal property, belonging to the estate OF said
deceased. to-wit:
Six 6l U. s. four per cent consols series
Of 1S77-1907; for $500 each.
Three 30 shares capital stock Second Ma
tional Bank Of st. Paul; par value 500 per
share.
One a. share capital stock Merchants Ma
tional Bank OF st. Paul: par value 800 per
share.
one-half Ga) share capital stock H, M.
Smythe Printing Company; par value 500
Seven ID shares capital stock The st. Paul
Trust IS. Company; par value sloo per share.
pany; par value $50 per share.
And at a special term OF said Probate Court
appointed to be held at the Court House in
the City Of st. Paul. in said county, on Tues
day. the fifth day of July. 1898. at the open
Ing OF said court on that day, at ten o'clock
in the forenoon. or as soon thereafter as
counsel can be heard. the said executor will
apply to said court for an order confirning q
the sales Of such of said property as may
then be sold
Purchasers Of such property will be re-
quired to pay twenty-five per cent of their
respective bids at time of sale the balance
to be paid Immediately after the conflrrla-
tion Of the saie and upon the delivery Of
the property.
Dated June 49, 1898.
THE ST. PAUL TRUST COMPANY.
As Executor OF VIII Of Norman w. Kittson,
Deceased.
BY j. w. BISHOP, President
CHARLES w. EBERLEIN
Sacrafarv
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RATE DISTURBANCES.

Cheap Fares Between Chicago ana
New York Threatened.
CHICAGO. June 24-Open rates of $12 first
class and S11 second-class between Chicago
and New York will go into effect within
week, unless the presidents OF the trunk
lines devise some plan of patching up the
demoralized rate situation in the meantime
Two or three OF the stronger lines have de-
cided to put in such rates and will apply
them both East-bound and West-bound
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Duluth Employees Picnic.

The annual excursion and picnic of the em-
ployes of the st. Paul & Duluth was held
Yesterday at Russell Beach on the Taylor s
Fails branch of the road.
A special train OF fifteen coaches and hauled
by three engines carried the excursionists
out to the picnic grounds at o'clock yes
terday morning and brought them back aga
at o'clock.
About 800 people, comprising the employees
of the road, their families and friends at
tended the picnic and enjoyed most delight
full day at one OF the prettiest spots in Min
nesota.
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ROUTINE COUNCIL SESSION.
Strong Protest Sent in by the City
Engineer.

Last evenings session Of the city council
was given up largely to matters Of routine
business.
A strong protest was read. signed by the
comptroller and city engineer, against the
practice of annulling sidewalk assessments.
Building Inspector John A. Gilman called
attention to the dangerous condition of the
walls OF the old Westminster church, and ad-
vised an appropriation by the council for the
purpose of removing the danger.
Bids for furnishing city coal were received
from the Pioneer Fuel company, Northwest
ern Fuel company, Pennsylvania & Ohio Fuel
company. and st. Paul & Western Fuel com
pany. A committee. consisting of heads Of
department committees, was appointed to act
upon the bias.
Mayor Pratt's veto of council resolution
annuiling an assessment for street grading
was sustained unanimously
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ST. BARNABAS' MISSION. Lilyda1e. w.
Farrar, Lay Reader, 4sPM. Sunday schc,
3 FIN ss,flf -rf.,,,-'o'~'
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Case of Suicide.

Special to The St. Paul Globe.
RED WING. Minn.. June A.-The body of
Dick Moore was found in the river this morn-
ing. He was at one time a blacksmith at
Northheld. but lately has lived at Dennison.
1t is supposed he committed suicide
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THREE MILLIONS THE PRICE.

For the Absorption of the Duluth,
Superior & Western.
The Duluth. Sucerior & Western. bett r
known as the Duluth & Winnipeg, has pass ed
into the control Of the Great Northern system
and will be known as part OF the Eastern
Minnesota.
1t is said that the deal was cash tran
saction anGs.he purchase price was So 31S 400
D. NJ Philbin, who has been connected
with the Duluth, Superior & Western fer a
number of years. has been elected to the To-
sition Of second vice president of the E-steTn
Minnesota.
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shall Teachers Get Rates.

meeting of the passenger men Of all the
lines entering Minneapolis and st. Paul will
be held at the office of General Passenger
Agent Teasdale, Of the Omaha, at 10 o'clock
this morning to frame an agreement In con-
nection with rebate tickets which will be
sold on and after July I.
At the same meeting the passenger men OF
the St. Paul and Minneapolis Chicago lines
will discuss teachers rates and 1t is probable
that an agreement Will be made that will re.
store rates ct least along that line
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MAY EXTEND 1T.
June Agreement VIII Occupy Flour
Committees Attention.

1t Is probable that meeting of tie -four
committee will be held in Minneapolis next
Tuesday, although one has not been called
as yet. The meeting will have a two-fold
purpose. ~ -.-r.s.-
The first will be to extend the agreement
entered into on June 6, which expi es July g.
General Traffic Manager Clarke, of the Cma-
la. and General Freight Agent Martin CT
the 500, are expected home Mcnday and
on Tuesday They are in the East attend
ing a nesting of the freight men of tle
Eastern lines. called for the purpose OF
reaching an agreement on flour rates.
: Flour rates in general will be discussed at
the meeting but 1t is hardly thought there
will be any change at least for the present
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ST: PAUL's. Ninth and Olive. Rev. John
Wright. D. D. Holy Communion 8 AM,
Sunday school $50 AM, IL AM, 7:3O PM.
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STUDY OF HORTICULTURE.

state Society Will Pursue 1t Mt st.
Anthony Park.
The summer gathering of the Mime
sofa Horticultural society will be held
today at the state experiment station
st. Anthony Park
The forenoon will be given up to q
survey Of the grounds and a study OF
the experiments in all branches Of agri-
culture being carried on there under
the guidance of the professors attached
to the station and their corps Of assis-
tants. After lunch the regular summer
session of the society will be held
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STICK PIN LOST-On Summit av., or West
ern. to the Aberdeen lady's stick p:n II
red. white and blue ribbon Return< Il
Aberdeen Hotel for reward
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WinOna Normal.

Special to The st. Paul Globe.
MINONA. Mimi. June 24-The commence
lneht @ exercises OF the Winona normal school
were held this morning at the Winona onera
house. Prof. Phelps presented the diplomas.
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Same rate as charged at Globe
Office. Fourth and Minnesota.
No advertisement less than 20
cents.
IWo cents per woyd for Perso-
nal CidfyUoyants, Paimists,
Massage and Medical kds.
lsaUe your Want ads at any
one Of the following
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Khalifa Abandotns omdurmap

LONDON. June PA dispa ch from Cairo
to the Pail Mall Gazette this afternoon saws
II is reported there that .le khali:e has
near Khartoum, and fled southward.
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burial Of Charlie. Nicholson.

Charles Nicholson, who was found dead in
his room at the Portland on Thursday, was
buried In Forest cemetery yesterday. Deputy
Coroner Nelson held an autopsy on the body
yesterday and decided that heart disease was
the CAUSE Of Nicholson's death.