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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29

A complete line OF Tailor.Made SUITS, N
Of high-rrade Cheviots Homespuns. Cloths
and Coverts, jackets tight and half,tight
fitting, pain two-p plat and habit-back skirts,
nicely lined, variety Of styles TO select
from. Price. So
ladies' Taiior-Made Gowns, or me quail
ty Covert Cloths in all shades also line
OF Serges. In Blue and Black, double-breast.
ed Jackets silk serge lined, button-trimmed
gkirts tight fitting. Price. ST.
Tailor-Made Suits OF Lightweight Cas-
sfnercs. Venetian Cloths, Homespuns. per-
fectly tailored costum es. most complete
lire OF styles end col ore to select from
tlsht and half-tisht fitting Jackets. taneta
plain. with two plaits Price. Sl3s0.
Ladies' TaIlor-Made Suits In Blue ana
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29
TWO MEN HURT.
very Serious Accident 60 Bridge
Builders.

PETERSBURG. VA. october 2S.-(spe-
cial)-An accident, resulting In serious
Injuries to two men, occurred this after
noon at Nottoway river, in Dinwiddie
county. about thirty miles from Peters
burss The Richmond. Petersburg and
Carolina Railroad Company is building
bridge over the Nottoway, and 1t was
two of the men engaged on this structure
who were hurt They are L. II. Rahm,
~ Michigan. foreman OF the bridge-build-
ers and j. J. Jackson, carpenter, or
roanoke. Va. A heavy piece OF timber
was being raised by means OF a derrick
~ be placed in position. The arm Of the
derrick broke under its weight and the
mon were knocked from the bridge by the
falling piece. Foreman Rohm had his
left arm broken, and was severely cut
and bruised about the head. Mr.. jackson
VAS very seriously injured internally ana
about the chest, and his condition Is
critical. The two men were hurried TO
the city on a special train and sent to the
Home for the Sick for medical care and
treatment
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29
Lace Curtain Sale.

This week we offer some great values Ia Lace
Curtains and Portieres--the most desirable patterns
we've ever shown.
Fine variety OF Nottingham Curtains fun length ana sty
Ish patterns. Price, 81.
TIE complete assortment In the city extra COCO
value Choice designs for 81 tft. -rlD
Bargains this special let over 100 pairs 70 selecs FROM
gb yards long Choice for $50
Handsome designs imitation Of TaInoour worth 80 pes
ror choice, $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29

OIdCk DTCSS OOOAo'
Silk Crepons,
A inches wide. pure Wool and SILK,
at $50. S2.75 and SO per yard.
Striped Mohair Crepons,
40 inches Wide, the imported kind,
pure Wool and Mohair, at 81 per yard.
Blark Ihibet Chesiot,
% inches wide. extra weight at sl7o
per yard.
Black MeirOsc Cord,
60 inches vide. regular $50 value,
at Sl.25 per yard.
Black kebeline,
50 inches wide. rough and Stylish at
81 per yard.
Black Penetign Cloth,
80 in.hes wide, and all WOOL at 81
per yard.
Black Cheyiot,
co inches wide. sponged, ready for
use, at Sc. per yard.
Black Crepe Cloth,
A inches wide, regular 81 value at &c.
per yard.
Droadcioiis end Cheyiots,
60 inches wide, ut, per yard, 15c.
Granite Suitings. Storm Serges, d.
agonals, at 50c. per yard.
Wool Jacquards,
Is inches wide, and very lustrous, at Rc
per yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29
Miners strike or.

CHARLESTON. KANAWHA COUNTY
w. VA, October 2S.-(SpeciaLl-At
meeting Of the mins-wogkers az seweh
yesterday. the strike In the New river
coal field, in which forty-two mines "tfs
involved, was declared on, and all ths
mines are now az work. where enoosh
men can be had. SO many OF the miners
left during the beginning OF the stf'As
that IL Is now almost impossible 20 get
men 10 do the work required
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29
I.cRET DECLINES AN OFFICE.
Take the Necessary onth OF
Fidelity.

HABANA. October S.-Generai Lacret'
the former Cuban commander mas peeh
offered the post OF inspector OF prisons
and police by Senior Capote' head OF mo
,Da,,,.,,,ent Of Government. az a salary
20 sooo ner month Lacret replied that ne
Mas very grateful for the offer, but tnst
he coulf not accept a position IN. when
ne yyould have TO take the oath or hden-
" I'm spite Of the fact that he badly neeo-
ed the money which me accep'"h00
the place would bring 10 him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29
scHLEY STORY DENIED.
Col. Dell DID Not Offer Admiral Vice.
Presidential Nomination..

ST. LOUIS. MO-, October Zs-Colonel
Nicholas Bel, ex-superinten dent Of 10
foreign malt service, returned 20 Wash,
ington to-day. He said 20 the Assoeluuta
Press: 1.-THE story floating around 70 ths
effect that I had by authority OF some
members OF the National pemocratlo
Committee. rendered 90 Admiral sehief
the nomination for the Office or vice.
President VI tho UDitsd states, y a pure
fabrication. The committee certainly ha'
no such authority. individually or collec-
lively. The convention VII attend 10
tbaf -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29
GEORGE 81. LEE A LIEUTENANT.
ordered to the PHILIPPINES 20 Join
HIS Regiment.

WASHINGTON, october S-Gsorge 81.
Lee. son of Brigadier-General FltzhuBh
lee has been appointed first lertenanc
I'M The Thirty -nir,h Volunteer lntantry,
and ordered 20 accompany the Forty
seventh Infantry from New YORK 10 tho
Philippines, where he VIII join ms resl-
Young Lee was az one time a cadet &C
the Military Academy. but failed 10 grad
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29
Comforts.

Special lot Double-Bod size Comforts fancy figured worth
S. for 75c 49, 49,. .,
value worth Si69 Special, $S9 80
Fancy sskolnc aminated Down Comforts knottea Win
vors,ed large size Special price, $14a
Largo variety Of styles to select from s6one ana
quality eatine covered trleeS S4VO ~Ao r-0 WV
SOS and up 20 S460
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29

Judge witt has appointed the following
Justices Of the peace, with power 10 issue
warrants in criminal cases: Messrs. S.
j.. Wood. w. a. Graves ID. A. Jacob, p.
d. Mccarthy. T.. a. Rowery. and Frank
10. Jones. The appointments are for
eight months from November LIST.
Suit was instituted In the Circuit Court
of Richmond by Morse & Rogers VS.. G. q
IT, Kaufman for 800.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29
Robbery in greensboro.

GREENSBORO. n. c., October Is
Special. Thieves broke lnto the Caro-
Ina Shoe company's store last night ana
COT quite a nice haul Of me shoes. They
broke out a glass in the back door; then
prled open the bars.
Professor Holmes, state deoiosist. &C.
livered BIS lecture on North Cafohna re-
sources last night at the Normal ana IN
dustrlal school Tho lecture Is an sx-
ceadiuxly useful one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29
SURGEON ORDERED TO ATLANTA
Action supposed 60 lie Conneetea
with Georgia smnli-Pox Outbreak.

WILMINGTON. y. c.. Ociobsr T.
DR.. w. c. Wertenbaker. IN charge or
the Marine Hospital here, has been Or
derod TO Atlanta. Ca, 10 report 10 Gov
ernor Gambler for temporary duty. u -
supposed Ia connection with the recently
reported outbreak OF sIaau-pox IN ths
southwestern portion OF Georgia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29
CONSTABLE KILLED.
Result Of n Quarrel of Long stand
ing.

BIG STONE GAP VA, October Is
(srocioi)-At Norton yesterday JOIN
Beker shot and killed Constable Emory
C.byon. The parties had a quarrel o.
H., .rov,s election. and bad blood had
atf~fed since. Reports differ as TO which
was me aggressor yesterday. Both were
armed but Gibson did not shoot. Baker
eaca ped. ,-,- ,,,..,.
A. Wise County Court THIS week fra "a,
liam. and Bud Dale, who shot Town Ser
~eant Toe DotsOn, OF Cladeyllle, last
week. surrendered and were indicted by
the grand jury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29

Plain Plush Capes, extra nice
oucnty, serge lined, full
sweep, high collars, fur trim
med. Price. S2.sS.
Ladies Dress Capes, IN fire
quality pushes, Handsomely
braided and beaded. Price,
1898. r,,.
Canes of hlgh-grade SIX
Pushes. fJll sweep, box
plated back trimming OF An
cora FUR. Price. =. 49,
Cares OF handsome SIX
pushes cut full lengths. win
wide sweep, Brown martenh
trimming around c.ilar and
down front, Innings OK me
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29

Pa, blaSA ,brosghout' skirts opera back, Home,,
snsns 'haIf-tight fitting. SILK serge snss
jackets percaline lined sf Y. ME. EI ~
the newest shades and correct Styles
SIS.
High-Grads cheviots IN Biscx only' S ssSv
e,s couvass. = rss,,v ak serge lining, skirts
Ssytectlv tight atting, hsott back russ.ins
percsnne lining. hnishsd Win vice a Ce.tos
cen bindings also rns eject Se tan plain tishi
1tting Price. $3.50.
ladies' Tailor-Made SUITS in Black ana
N,svx chevfots also Bihe-Gray Honespi.n'
short Jackets, tight-htting tvnic sh,re.sl
etar-point drapery. fancy stitched anu hi"'
ded. Price S1T.O0
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29

Bleached Jeans. . Inches
WIDE, worth S1-3c., for &c.
Fine Cambria. 30 INCHES
vide. worth &C., special at DC.
Pnlow-Case Cotton, - inches
vide, special, at Z l-3c.
Plllow-Case Cotton. ~ inches
wide. special value. at lOc.
sheeting for double bed
worth l6c., FOR i l-lc.
Sheeting for double bed,
unbleached, worth 2Oc., for
ia &c.
shooting FOR double bed,
bleached, worth De- special
at l9c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29

Stone Martcn COllarettes'
stole front. revere shape, nice
quality. Price. y6.AS.
Electric Seal Boas, two
heads. eight tails. very stylish.
Price. s298.
Chinchilla Collarettes. with
electric seal collar and yoke,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29

snk-llned, very becoming cut.
Price, s..
Fine Quality Electric Seal
Collars, stylish shapes, two
neads, eight marten tails.
Price. 1898.
Fine Seal Collarettes. stole
fronts, .Iarten tail trimming,
satin-lined. Price, 50
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29
DINWJDDIE.
Episcopal Convocation-Fhe Eiec-
tfon-PersonaI Notes.

DINWIDDIE COURTHOUSE. VA"
October 2S-(speciaL)-The Episcopal
Convocation, which embraces Petersburg
and several counties adjoining, viii con-
vene at Good Shepherd church, IN TINS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29
Horse Blankets.

Special Horse sale size good quality worth
ESQ Our price, Coo
Good 1arve Size Blanket Gray mixed combi
nation 9sorders worth S14a Our price, &c
Extra good value large SIZE fancy large-size pSld an
ver one strap md buckle 'front.' worth S. our price S4a
Fancy A-Wool Plaid outside stable use IN hed ana
plaid, extra good quality worth So Our price $-o1
street selection IN the city this special 9ehet sc
~ o-yoi srre-size plaid .Savy ground with yellow st
very swell quite I'm gls actually worth 90 our price, @'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29

CO1ored Dress Goods.
Venetian Cloths,
IN inches wide, very nns twin, with
beautiful high lustre, $50 the yard"
Coli Cloths,
"a inches wide, extra heavy ana me-
diun weight, Just the things for WALK
ing skirts, and cycling costumes
the yard
Noune Cloths,
80 inches wide, IN the most desirable
shades. 81 the yard.
Chevi0ts,
20 inches wide, and good, heavy
weight. sponged. ready for USE goo.
the yard.
Psquin Serses,
4S riches wide, and made OF hare
Twisted Yarn the kind that wears wei
and sheds the dust. zoe. the yard
Whipcords and Geneva Suitinos,
40 inches wide and all wool, ssc. the
yard
Grenite Suitisgs and Venetian G
all wool and guaranteed to E wen
zoe. the yard.
Wool Pleids end Dingoasi Suitings,
,ust the thing for separate skirts Soc'
the yard.
Silk and Wool PIeid,
be,utlfil color combinations, suitable
for eenarate waists and children
dresses, 75c. the yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29

&c. Dress Ginghams, special
at 3sc.
SIC. Calicoes, Black and
White. al &c.
Tho best Apron Bingham TO
be had for 4 Use.
GLc. Outing Cloth. Hight and
dark colors, for 7-Sc.
7c. Dress GinRhams for $40.
S l-2c. Flannelettes, good
styles, for 5Ac.
Sl-Sc. Dress Ginghams. spe-
cial at CSC. -.
I-Sc. Outing Cloth, light
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29
CANNOT COME.
letter from the Prince or "h"'-
charlottesville Notes.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, October q,
(special)-Judge Duke. Grand Master OF
Masons OF Virginia. has received ie''er
from his Royal Highness, the Prince OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29
The brooklyn mt Gibraltar.

GIBRALTAR, October 2S.-The Un l.su
States cruiser Brooklyn, from Hamp1on
Roads, October 10th, has arrived mere '"
her way TO Manila.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29

quality Mercerlzed Italian
cloth. Price, T.ss. , D,.A
Ladies Fine Quality Plusln,
Canes. plain and braided, fuu
ripple sweep, fur trimming
stylish, up-to-date wraps
Price. $4.15. s,,, o,,
A cho.cs line OF silk Plush
Capes. extra quality, hand
eomely lined. full ripple sweep,
fur trimming around skirt,
collar, and down front. Price.
s.. IS.
SILK Plush Capes. full sweep,
with slight ripple, fancy
braided and beaded, fur trim
mol S..lN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29

BILE bed. worth 50c.. for 42c.
Unb!eached Cotton, FUN
yard wide, was &C., special.
80.
Cnbleached Cotton. 30 Inches
wide. was 61-ic.. special, 4 &c.
Bleached Cotton. Is inches
wide. great value az DC.
Bieached Cotton. as good as
Fruit. only 6 lie
DOmet Flannel, worth 6 l-ic.,
for Sc.
Unbleached Canton Flannel,
worth sl-3c.. FOR 6 SIC,
Unbleached Canton FLANNEL,
worth l0c.. for Z 3-ic.
Unbleached Jeans, heavy, a
bargain at s..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29
FurS! Furs!

With tailor suit you need an additional wrap
for cold weather. fur collarette OF some kind and
a mpf We sell the celebrated "Russitz' Furs-
positively the best furs made and the lowest priced
r. ~oi;oi,Ia cuaiifV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29
HOuSekeepers' Wants.
Note the Way We Sell These.

Special prices on Sheetings, Cambrics ana Ian.
ton Flannels. Every purchase here means economy
in the fullest sense.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29
MILLER & RHOADS.
The AIways-Busy Store.
Broad Street, Near Fifth.
Great Values In
LADIES' Tai1Or-Made SuitS.

Inst fresh from the best taos we VIII snow
conarabe Suits that will wear NJ anu
Good shape here few only OF the many stySn 0
to show -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29
Elegant ine Plush Capes

The ornamental Plush Cape is the proper wrap
for dress always rich and dressy III aPPeAi"Nee "-N
Dives most satisfactory and longest service
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29
Wash Goods Sale.
Attractive Bargains.

Never dull day in our Wash Goods Depart
ment. Low prices are daily occurrences here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29
Great Sale of Dress Goods and Silks.

In Dress Goods and Silks, Black
re offer them at retail
Gray l'omespaas,
al wool. 90 inches wide. IN both Light
and Dark Cray, Soc. the yard
Fsnsei Settings,
all wool. SO inches wide. IN rtde rsnys
OF colors, including the fasnlonaDo
Grays. 29c. the yard
Wool Checks,
50 inches wids. and regular Dc. values
19c. the yard.
Serges and Pisids,
.nc,rent for waists and chlidren's
dresses. 12hIc. the yard
Silks.
HemstitChad rsfetns,
IN white ana Black. n inches. tns
newest thing cut Tor waists az W.
per yard. '..--- -
Black Toiietas.
excellent values, at 1c., $50, TO, NO.
and 81 per yard
Black STA P0plinS.
% inches vide regular 81 goods. a.
go. per yard.
Black Satin Dschess,
IN SILK. and extra weight q inches
wide. at tl.ls per yard.
Black Sctin lsxor,
good values. at So. 81. r.2S AID sls'
per yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29
Por q Special Sale

look at these low piicesl Can you afford to miss
such valuesl
we are headquarters Blankets full 1o4 size White ez-
celent quality, for G9@
Fine Soft White Wool Blankets, weigh over pou"Ns'
large double-bed size, for 500
Another special lot White Wool 1914 Blankets IN fl1N'
Blue and Red borders. Price, WIS
Fine White wool Blankets weigh pounds extra
6ne ouaty wool III a beauty, worth 81 pair Your
81 rfra
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29

C0lOra, az B nc,
Zoe. Outing FLANNEL, light
colors, at &c.
iOc. Dress Ginghams, dark
colors, at Z 3-4c.
l2lAc. Flanneletto. 50 inches
wide, at 7 3-4c.
Toe. Double Mapped Elan
nels at S BIC -
Doc. outing Cloths, Grays,
for 8 z-Sc.
i2l6c. Parcales, dark work,
15c. Dress Plalds. good width,
for II 3-4c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29
Blankets! Blankets!

We made immense purchases in all KINDS OF
Blankets, Couch Blankets, Carnage
Robes Horse Blankets, and now
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29

purchases in Dress Goods ana 81
Dress Goods lots tor the prices we oae them a'l
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-03-14

Northwest territory. to apply This form
OF federalism has succeeded far beyond
any possible expectation of its first pro-
pcsers. To it America owes her great
constitutional expansion, the cementing
or all her various local interests and
FEELINGS, her unusual strength as a large
representative republic, and her present
proud position among the nations Of the
earth.
The war for the preservation of the
Union purged the nation from the re-
proach, and its flag from the stain, Of
African slavery. The power that achiev-
ed this result was the strong arms of
freedmen, bred In the life of freedom. 1t
was largely by the conservation of the
northwestern territory to freedom by
this ordinance that the ultimate national
1z1ng OF liberty became possible If slav-
cry was entrenched by the compromises
or the constitution, so was freedom by
the ordinance of 1887 so thoroughly en-
trenched as to prove invincible.
Religious liberty and popular education
We're first adopted, as national ideals. by
this ordinance. They became part of the
blrthr1ght of the states carved out of
the Northwestern territory, including
Minnesota. These peculiarly American
institutions are now a part of our ma
tional and state life. and they are among
the priceless legacies left to our people
by the ordinance Of 1887
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-03-14

George l.. Wilson, now first assistant city
engineer, will be the mayors choice, ard
supported by Ames and Pottgieser 1t is
not thought that he will receive the vote
Of either Sandell or Mabon. Neither are
Sanden and Mabon agreed on success
SCR to Mr.. Rundlett, and unless the mavor
shows a change of front In his attitude
toward al least one of them the engineer
ship will be hung up for some time.
3. III. Haas has not given up hopes
yet that he may land the appointment,
and was very industriously button-h
Ing the members Of the board yesterday
The mayor has not yet named a health
commissioner, the most prominently men,
toned candidates yesterday were DIR. j.
F. Fulton and Dr. Ohage, with the odds
slightly in favor Of the former.
Col G. j. Monfort was Yesterday NAM
ed to succeed himself as a member of
the workhouse board
County Auditor Johnson was In his Of
fee yesterday.
Mayor Kiefer yesterday sent a note to
Mr. Johnson calling his attention to the
provision of the charter applying to the
appointment OF an assessor. johnson was
aware of the fact, but was too busy yes
terday to attend to the matter. At any
rate, Assessor Seng had gone to ST.
Cloud for day or two, and as the new
appointee would have to assume irn1ne-
date possession of the office, Mr.. john
son was of the opinion that it was not ad-
visable to appoint a successor to Seng
during his absence.
MIR. Johnson seems to be Dl:ying a.
waiting game. Whether or not it IS with
the mayors approval is matter OF con-
lecture.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-03-14
NORTHWESTERN ARRIVALS

ASTORIA-F. A. Keller. Fargo. r q
Miller, Duluth; G. w. Vaughn, Redwood
CLARENDoN--Miss Whitney New
Rockford; Mrs. Humes. j. F. Mcdonald.
Fargo; H. c. Miller, St James
METROPOLITAN- j. F. Carson and
wife WIZ n, 3i3wa to- MINI; William Hale
troit Mimi; F. H. DeCamp Grand Forks
y. p; Thos. Foley, ST. Cloud, Mimi. ID.
:. Melleake and wife, Window, MINI.
MERGHANTs'-c. II. Henry Henri Eau
Clair; s.. T. salterwaite, Fargo: R. n
Mccoy, Lakeland; H. w. Stone, Benson:
& G,, W; Keith, Princeton; A.. A. Smell
sS VWarsnn co w; B. Dunn, Jackson; J
flng, j. D. Links Faribault; r. W Force
Window; H. A. Whittier, Northfeid: r
Schnitzler, Winthrop; II. Middleton,
S},a eIde \; eI ID; j. HeatWole North
W Collins, St. Cloud; A. L. c aImS moile "
1NiORTHERN.G A. Shandorf. Dawson,
Mia n1,, ;Sas;. Miidoon, Detroit, MINI; j.
Sioux Falls, S. D; ]. G. Armour, Pine
City, Mimi; ]. George, VIM ]. Snyder
Brainerd. Mimi; Jas. Feeley, JOS Feeley
Rosemount, Mimi; A. Astor, Mankato
G; N. White, West Superior; A. NJ Mar
SHERMAN-F. A Wood, Winona: 7
81. Smith. Duluth; w. NJ Lang, Maple
ton; a. ]. Schuman, Fair Lake, Wis.
John Howard. Dodge Center, MINI; M
Mccormack, Henderson, Mimi; Mrs. M
Weldon, Jamestown, N. D.; w. c. Light
Morris, Mimi; A. w. Lawrence, Austin
WINDsOR-A. Mathews, Northfield: R
]: StLeger, J. II. Rohrer, Duluth: T. J
Evans, G. F. Flaty, VIM. c. Froemke
Faribault. Benz. D. Smith. Gus Widdell
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-03-14
In l.ABOR'S
..,.....FlElD

The new local branch of the United Or
der of Leather Workers on Horse Goods
held its second regular meeting at AS
sembly halls last night. The new union
elected George N. Giese and Edward
O'Connor delegates to the Trades and La
Dor assembly Two members, Arthur
CHAMBER and A. Normandie Jr were ini-
tiated A committee of two, composed of
Ed OConnor and NJ. Foley, were APP
pointed to arrange for the framing of the
new charter.
A committee of three, made up OF y.
Johnson, F. A. HaIrak and Adam Pletch,
was appointed to arrange for a ball to be
held after Easter. The following COM
mittee was appointed to compile set of
bye-laws for the union: j. Loeffelholz, A.
Boo Edward O'Connor, George n. Giese
and A. CHAMBER. Secretary c. w. Weed
was elected official correspondent to the
official journal of the order. T. c. Smith,
marshal of the Minneapolis union, was
present as q guest and delivered a short
address.
A full set of officers to be voted upon
at the next annual convention of the
United Brotherhood of Leather Workers
on Horse Goods, which are to be elected
at the convention to be held in Chicago
In June next, was nominated. The re.
ceipts of the meeting was $24, and the dis
bursements s.. SO.
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BARRIERS Union.

The BARRIERS union held a large meet
Ing at Assembly hall last night, which
was mostly devoted to routine business.
William Fredette was initiated, and one
application, that of Charles Scarratt, was
received and referred.
Lee College was elected a delegate to
the trades and labor assembly to fill Il
vacancy caused by the resignation of G.
II. Becker.
F. f. TurgeOn and Oscar Hill were ap-
pointed a committee to arrange for union
izing a certain shop on East Seventh
street, between Jackson and Sibley.
Ten dollars was donated to the lobby
list of the trades and labor assembly.
who Is on duty at the state capitol The
relief committee reported that three mem
bers, F. A. Bot, l.. Payne and A. Geb
bert were on the sick list. The receipts
were $2l.4O, and the disbursements of the
meeting were $3.50.