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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-04-06

beder bon bisr; DsrfsIbt btsrisb 25
Sabre bic mirtbi9aft am ttetigen
pIobe unb btoog fein Bier tp6hreno
hieftr l0ngen Neihe bon Jdbren aus
Der Brduerei Debriiber Bitter. DE
Tirma iiberrei1te bemirIben aus bies
fem MnIaHe Elm Dertbpollts Gilberbsz
tied.
Dbercaitrop. Cine ruhipie
9bot ipMrbe geeen bos Gigentbnm bss
Mirtbss g0ppencaitrpp Deriibt. DEM
felben nurben in ieinen nels gtfbdffe=
nen Mnlagen bes Nahts 10 bis lo
Jllnge 8Gnme abeeIhnitsn. Bon Den
SbGtern febtf Bis jebt jebe Spur. bod
hpfft man, biefelben bennnn 81 ermlt-
teln. Der @eid6biete bat ailf bic grs
nitteluns Der Ibdter eine 8elobnrng
bon so M. ausgefebt.
GoeH. Dem fruNren Beigeorbs
neten Der @tobt Speft, 9errn Rentner
Mennins 1T bon benz Raifer berEptbe
Mblerorben 4. glaRe berlieben fporpen.
Stodum Bel Witten. Bon ben
sslammen bernihtet irorben 1T bas
BefBtbum bes gbrenamtmdnns
Shul5e Beuinshanfen. Das Jeuer
brdd bes Wbenbs eesen 8 llbr pl0BIi6)
In benz 5taugebdube aus.
unna. - Dem fatbolifden &C.
fdngberein nGdeilie" iinb bon ber
sSrau Jriebr. @riIlo. @fien a. b. Hubr.
fir ben @lodenfonhs 100 M. sefdentt
nprben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-04-06
S6IeFe,t.

resIdu. Die i'm Sabre 1897
aus Oeutf9lanb nah Sftaiien aur Grz
forf4une Der bortieen probuttions=
unb 6anbelsberbdltnii1e entfenbete
gommiifion getperbliher Sa9Derffdn=
bigger bat bon bort cine aus ettpa 5000
Muftern bsitebenbe Sammlung bon
Drobuften unb Waaren mitgebraht,
tpelhe auber ben in Sftafien berseitell=
ten @rseusnii1en unb Miufter bon enz
ropdiihen unb amerifanif6en Waaz
rem, bic fiir bic gtnf,lbr nab Oituiien
bon befonberer Bebeutuns iinb, entz
hGlt. Muf 0eranlaKung ber bieigen
6anbelsfammer pirb bie1e interehants
@ammlung duf bic Dauer bon IA
9aaen i'm Mufeum ber bilbenben
Riinite aur Beiihtisune burd beutlts
csnbuftrteue unb fonftige einbeimtl9e
ssnterefenten ausgeiteut.
@oIbbera.-Die grben bes fier
beritorbenen Rentiers Sulius @brli4
haben benz Maeiitrat gum 3pede elmer
Mrmenftiftung Elm Capital BON 1000
Mf. iiberpieIen. Die 3inIen bie1er
Gtiftung, ipelde rGbrlidzStiftu
beiben fou, folIen allidbrlid CUR Weibf
nahtsbei9eerune fir arme epungelt=
f4e SAultinber bertpenbet tperben.
Malbenburg. Mus Sdtper=
muth bat fi9 Der 81 Sabre alte Bergz
inbalibe Neumann bas 2eben senom=
men. eSn feiner Wobnuns entriB er
benz ibn raiirenben 8arbierlebrlins
bas Mefer, elite bamit in bic Riide
unb fAnitt fid bic Reble burd.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-04-06
etbIes.ut8seoIHetss..

pI6n. Muf bisber unaufge.
tlGrte Meife brad in benz 9auie 6es
@emeinbeporittbers 9ietser1 in Welau,
Rreis pl1n, Geuer aus unb leste bas
gause @etrefe in fur5er 3eit In Mfhe.
Obtpphl in fur3er
Obipobl bic Seuerpebren aus benz
Drte unb ben NadbarbDrfern raf1
aur Stelle tparen, tonnte bas tobte synz
bentar unb Mobiliar bod nur tbeilz
ipeife serettet iperben.
Gtebefanbt. Ser @parcdfz
fen=Nenbant 81. S. @regerien 1T bier
in feinem 73. 2ebensiabre beritorbtn.
Der Deritorbene, Der iih elmer boben
Mhtung erfreute, bat biele Sabre in
feIbitlo{tr Wei5e in gpmmundlGmtern
fiir bas MDbl Der @emeinbe getpirtt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-04-06

ip,rfbpolIs Mbre35x iibsfrsidt lCesns
81 III nid6f 0t58d@ loilsu. Ddb qns
Set fdiftrfi&e Gtdft4dlter 5u Dem
91es bier eintrifft. &.
grrBs MnneuDre. N!s
Gtmeinbeu@ @dnbringtn, @roBsWlpg
bic, RIein@M @MpneuDrt, Mtid4erSDerQ
RobIiuaen unb Mdlin9en iperDta MI
/. Mpril DDm Ne5irfe ber Gtentrlo1le
napinqen absetrtnnt unb $ii etscnn
Gteuerempfangsb gsbesirte nit Dem Hdls
fen1ib in @rDbS WeDpenpre nerttns9f.
Nieberbrnnn. Dnr9 pie
grplpfion elmer adnne NIT Mstbkr ~
einer Merfftdtte ber Dietrih f9en Ud<
bril- tpurbe Der Jngenieur Ntropsmc
nicbt unerbeblih ptrlebt. Rdntentliq
erlifte er fhuereBr rbiDunbt1l. t0 pdB
fein 3uftanb nidt unbebenfli9 tt.
@traBburg. = Die Jrage Dsr
Grrihtuna elmer 1isnturdidule q
@trabtnra bilbete unlGngft ben 0es
qenftanb Der Berdtbungen bes e2fn$
DentenausfdniIes. Gs wurDe be!dplDls
fen, tpeaen Ser sdblrsiGen Inb tncor-
pprirten @tubenten cine Gammelltele
fir 8eitrGge I'M uniptrftGfSge SgebdliDe
au erridten; bas N6be ipirb ben Gom<
militonen bur9 Mnfhlas am 6hnar~
aen Brett mitgetbeilt iDerben. Ote
plabfrage, nel1e aud 3ur @prGht
fam, tpurbe als etipas perfrii9t elmer
fpdteren 8eAlubfaifins iiberldfIen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-04-06
Detterreid dbs1t.a1arss.

Wien. Die gdIi5ilhe 6pnrfdtJe
erlitt burd grpBe Engagements IN
Observation-Disclosures berenStan1
beute mod nidt gefldrt 1T. DerlnFe,
bic aeaen 2 MiIIiDnen @ulben befrl<
gen; auberbem bat fie bubioie Mehltl
i'm Betraae BON 100000 @ulben TIM
Yprtefenille.
@raa. - Bei ben gum Mbfhluffe
aelongten Wdblen IN BE 8eairfsDer~
tretung erlitten bic Gleritalen eine tD<
tale Nieberlaee. Sn alien MahlfDr%
perm purben Bic Ganbibaten ber Bau,
ernbiinbler yepdblt.
Snnsbrnd. - Nuf Der 8ren<
nerbabn erfolgte atpifhenSteinab nnb
@ries elm 5elsftura. Beibe geleife fi1b
nit etpa 10000 aubitmeter @efein
in elmer 2dnge BON so Metern iiber~
idittet. Ser 5ra9tenperfebr 1T gang
einseielIt, ber perfonenperfehr pirb
bur9 um5teieen ermDgltht.
lnlGne1t i1t Der "a Sabre afte Mrz
better 3onftantin @dneiber BEL ber
5ol5arbeit auf benz 3irlerberg abgs%
ftiirat. Ser Derunsliidte par frfort
tobt.
Mdbrif9 9 3rom a II. - Die
8eifebung ber 2etde bes nerftprbenen
ssiirften Rarl bon unb au 2ie9teniteir
fanb bier unter GROCER BetbeilignnJ
bert 8ep6lterung in Wnneienbsit Der
Berpanbten unb Sreunbe ftatt. Die
Sitter &rpmau, 0Diting unb Tlfers<
borf aeben nun an ben OberitADfmeiz
1ter Siirften HubDlpb 2ie4tenitein, ben
8ruber bes Nerbli9enen iiber; es fanb
audi 1ofort nah benz 8esrdbniffe Die
8orftellung berOefonomie= unb SORT
beamten fatt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-04-06

yranffurt d. 8. - 6ier ftarb
ber III lptiten Rreifen unierer Wiirger>
fmdft befdnate taiierlin ruHiiM
Gtadtsrdtb Dr. MdIA Der 9ein8ez
gdnQene, Der ii unierer Gtubt Gin bpIe
les . Wierteliabrhnnbert hinbur6 cine
ausnebreitete Nrorfs dls 6om6opdtb
betrieb, iDurbt am 10. Octobtr 1890
II Raslsrube Seboytn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-04-06

milie bes syreiberrir b. Date III DIR.
Mnf elmer Spa3isrfobrt frurben bic
Vtrbe fhen, bas Gefponn fieI nm l,nb
bic innae 9crpnin trng II Ihipere
Uerlebunsen bobpn, baB lie auf Der
Stelle tobt mar.
Oaberben. Der 25idbriae
6trmonn gssers bierieIbl. fpeldsT
snf benz 9abnfof In wr.men in Mrbeit
itanb. ipurbe, als er bic in ben Ghup=
pen einfabrenbe MnIGine bremfen
ipollte. bon bitier an bic Mdnb gez
briidt. iobaB Der Ropf unb bic 8ruit
total einaebriidt purhen unb s. lofort
feinen Geiit aufsab. Der Nerungliidte
btnterldbt eine Srau nit aipei Rin=
bern.
8Dtttngen. Gin piitolenz
buell. fanb i'm GronerboiSe 3piihen 2
@tubirenben Der bieiigen lniperiitGt
fatt. Nah 5tpeimaIigem Ruaelneh5el
fahen fib bic Duellanten bon ber poliz
aet iiberraiht, bic nunmebr peiterer
6hieberei Elm @nbe mahte.
gu erfhieben berInhte iiA ber2onb=
brieftrdser 9ermann Stable in ieiner
WDhnuna Weenber ghauhee AZ. Gebr
fhtper in ben nnterleib aetroffen, tpurs
Der Der 8erleBte in bic alinit gsfhafft.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-04-06
~Meta.

Bern. Die Gommiiiipn hes
@tabtratbes empfieblt biefem einitim=
mig bic 8orlaee bes @emeinneratbes
betreffenb Gr1tenung elmer 9romlinie
bonn Sbunplab iiber Rirdenfelb unb
4prnbausbriide na9 benz Breitenruin
au senebmieen. 9ie @ritellungsfoiten
limb auf 100000 ST. berednet. Gs tit
eleftri11er 8etrieb porgeIebea.
lin bic fir bic sSnitruttion Der Ne=
fruten Der Bauoneompagnie not5i1en
4enntnif1e 5td gu erlperbeE. tptrb l3ez
nieoberlieutenant 9ans bon @nee!bere
abfommanbirt. Ser genannte Sffi5ter
piirbe berna9 Der f9peiserif6en8al=
loncompasnie als SnitruttionsrffIsisr
aueetbeilt.
Brenles. 6ier ipurbe ctr sez
tpiiTer @apin aus 2ppatens nerbaftet,
Der einen neunidbrisen &naben err
tpirat unb bann in einen WaHergraz
ben setpprfen bate, aus Rafe oafiir,
baB ct in einem Mirtbsbaus. no er
Streit betpnmen, bindusgcporfen
tporben mar. @dbtn mar am Stra=
Renbau Qppatens 8renles II, grbeit
oeftanben unb bate ben MheuD ba5i1
benubt, 1einen Mo9enlpbn su bertrtn,
fen.
Grauenfelb. - 9ier lit 9err
s. Subj, getpeiener Gbef ber bortigen
ylorboitbabnitatton, i'm 81. Mltersiabr
seitorben. Sm Sabre 1857 in ben
DienH Der Norboitbabn getreten. eina
er 1893, nod mebr als 40 Sdbren. TT
ren tpohlperbienten Huhefanb iiber,
immerbin mod bas linn ppn Der 8iir=z
aeraemeinbe sSrauenfelb iibertragene
Mntt zines Mitslibes unb gaffirers
bes Wertpaltungsratbes beirrgenb.
2mrentb mre.
Sells. Das ainsbrinsenb ange@
leate Capital bes 6parperetns r8iene"
in Sells bat bic @umme BON 1900
sSr. errei1t. Dieies sldnsenbe Reiulz
tat pGbrenb Der 1 1}2idbrigen 0auer
ber bef. @enoKenihaft benefit. tuie be-
redtigt beren Griftena in unferern
2uruss 3eitalter 1T.
Nmmelingen. 9ier fiel Der
45idbrige peter @iebeler aus 5stingea
tpdbrenb Der Mrbeit in elmer a,lf bieiiz
gem Banne eelesenen @allerie bon eis
ner ba{elbIt aufeeiteliten Better berab
unb erlitte kbeutenbe Derletnngei,
bic ben Sob aur Tolge batten. Der
Weruneliidte binterldtb cine WittDe
nit. d1t Rinbern. ipDbon tas dlteIk
faum 20 Sabre 3dblt.
ShdnheI. Sur Nodtseit
tpurbe Elm hem pd9ter S. 8arsel.nD
a,igeb6riger 1rndtihober i'm NJertEe
BON 600 sSrdrfen burh Geuer 3ers
R6rt. Der 1euadtbeiligte lit 3t3ep
8ronbf4abfn periidtrt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-04-06
9tiaks4o DrjssAets.

@ebntiIer. Wie perldutet,
bereitet bic Gtabt @ebipeiler fir Ten
80. Geburtstdg bes Gtddtsratbes Nr.
b. G9lumbergtr cine grp6e Runbges
bnng por. Gs ion benz Subilar sint
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-04-06
Yrcb. eah5e,,.

aDien. sSn ieltener Miiitiafeit
feierte Der @ottlermeiiter, @deufler
NIT ieiner GfefraI ben aolbenen6oGs
aeitstaa. paitor Dieherih pollaDg bic
@inieanuna bes esubelpaares unter
neberrei6una fer aolbenen Che Subj
ldums=Mebaille.
Stenb al. - Dieter Sage .onuz
ten bic WeImann'fhen Gheleute Eiere
felbit ibre aolbene 1ohaeit feiern.
8eibe iinb nod riiitta. Die fir4lide
Ginfeanuna fanb' am Nahmittaee in
Der eSufobi Rirhs furd ben paltor
9edenitebt itatt. Dem syubelpaore
tpurbe tas @ndteneei6ent bes &ai>
iers einaebdnbiat.
Dorbis. (GiGsfeIb). - Our9
bas @robfeuer in benz Oorfe Winge>
robe finb IL WabnhGufer NIT alien
5intersebdllben elm Naub Der Slam
men getporben. Oas sseuer bra1 bes
Mbenbs INN 10 l1br auf bemaarf6olb's
fhen ODER 9nieriem'fhen Grunbltiid
aus. perbrettete ii9 nit aroRer S9nelz
ltgteit na6 beiben @etten unb isete
Bis 3 llbr IL Grunbftiide in Mfhe. lin
4 llbr brad ien!eits Der 5traBe Der
Branb bon 9}euem aus beim @ait.p;rtb
3eineipeher unb dfherte tpeitere fiinf
@eb0fte Elm. Dem 2anbipirtb aaufs
bolb iinb fdmmtli4e ShaFe berz
brdnnt. ueber bic @ntitebuna bes
Branbes lit nibts befannt.
30rbia. Sanitdtsraib Or.
n.eD. Rupp bterielhft. ber aus @eIuno=
beitsriidiidten tiirslih fein lanee ron
ibm berlpaltetes Mnt als Stabtperz
orbnetenborfteber nieberaeleat bat, III
Don ben ftdbtifden BehDroen gum tsbz
renbiirser Der Stabt 30rbia ernannt
tporben.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-28
ILL IN GOOD STANDING
sEyENTY-sIx AsSo CITATIONS COM
POSING STATE RETAIL LIQUOR
DEALERS ORGANIZATION
EXECUTIVE BOARD MEETING

Was the Annual, at Which Time the
Per Capita Is Passed UpOn-stilI-
water to Be Organized shortly
Legal Question of Interest to
the Trade Is Being Looked Up by
a Special Committee.
The executive board Of the State Retail
Liquor Dealers association held its an
nual meeting in the reception room of
Waldron & Grady's saloon, Seventh and
Minnesota streets yesterday afternoon.
The state officers gathered to consider
the condition Of the association at the
end Of the fiscal year and to pass upon
the per capita tax, due at this time
Those present were j. C. Donahue, Min
neapolis; q. W. Climb, MINNEAPOLIS; G.
w. Peterson. Minneapolis; F.. Orbeck,
Minneapolis; William Johnson, st. Paul;
R. N. Grady, St. Paul; H. F. Logan, st.
Paul; Peter Thauwald, st. Paul.
The report of the state secretary
showed that there are at present twenty
six associations in the state organization,
representing cities throughout the state.
During the past year all associations
have maintained good standing and 1t has
not been necessary TO withdraw the char
ter in any case, a record considered very
satisfactory by the state officers. 1t was
also reported that an association would
| likely be organized at Saltwater in the
near future.
The per capita tax, seventy-five cents
for each member, was received promptly
from all city organizations, aggregating
sum in the neighborhood Of $3.50. This
money will DO devoted to sending dele
gates to the state convention to be hold
at New Ulm next August and to send
ing a delegate to the National Retail
Liquor Dealers convention that takes
place next October The executive COM
mittee had under secret consideration
legal question that will prove of interest
to liquor dealers in general. special
committee appointed to confer with at
torneys on the subject was appointed
and will gather legal ADVICE at a meeting
to be held in Minneapolis, Jan. Il.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-28
Hon. Charles Edward Pike, One
Prominent In Official Life,

Charles Edward Pike, for the last
eleven years a resident of St Paul, pass
ed away yesterday at his home, 1856 West
ern avenue, at the age of eighty-thrce
years. His illness dated back two months,
when he had stroke of paralysis. Sinca
that time he gradually failed in health
until the end.
Mr.. Pike was a lawyer by profession,
member of prominent New England
family, and. himself honored the name.
lie was at one time or. another a. member
OF the Maine and Massachusetts legis-
Iatures, and in 1865 was appointed assist
ant attorney genepaIsof the United States.
In 1850 he founded the Northwestern
newspaper at Oshkosh, and practiced law
in that state until ne retired from active
work, and removed to st Paul in 1858. One
Of his brothers, James S. Pike, was a, CO.
worker with Horace Greeley on the New
York Tribune, and also United States
minister to the Netherlands Another
brother, Frederick A. Pike, was a member
OF congress from Maine.
Mr.. Pike is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Mary Bowles Pike, and five children.
Charles A, Francis w, Annie s.. William
X and Frederick A. Pike. They are all
residents Of st. Paul except Francis W.
Pike, whose home is in New York.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-28
CITY nEvS $.

Liberal With Its Fives-The Amer
ican Express company made 1000 en-
ployes a Christmas present Of a S. bill
each
Current Taxes Due-Saturday will be
the last day on which current taxes may
be paid before the additional per cent
penalty is added.
Petition in neutrality-suspicious. Nolen.
of Richmond, Rice county, has filed
petition in BANKRUPTCY. His liabilities are
given at $1,753,7. There are no assets.
DR.. Medium Tonight DR. A. B.
Medium lectures at Dayton Avenue
Presbyterian church tonight for the ben
EFT OF Manchester college. Subject, Scot
land and the Scotch
Council Committee Meetings - The
committee on streets from the board of
aldermen will meet this afternoon at 4
o'clock and the committee on claims
from the same body an hour earlier.
West Discharged-Henry West, ar
rested for the alleged theft of watch
chain from an individual who has since
failed to appear to prosecute the case
was discharged by Judge Hine yester-
day.
Jessie OzOursI1i Dead-The probate
court was yesterday notified Of the death
on Christmas day at Fergus Falls Of
Jessie Ozoursk. She was thirty-six
years old, and was committed from Ram
sey county on Nov. 7, 1879
Christmas Gift-A life-size portrait
of the late William O. Mortenson, Com
pany c, Thirteenth Minnesota, was on
Christmas evening presented to his par
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-28

was robbed. The burglars secured S1.75
In pennies from the cash drawer, which
was broken open, and a small sum in
postage stamps. They evidently went
over portions of the stock, but the firm
was unable 10 determine whether or not
any quantity of goods had been stolen.
The burglars got into the store by
breaking out a rear window opening into
the cellar. From here they forced open
a trap door into the store above and
prosecuted their search in full view Of
any one who might have passed on Sew
enth street.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-28
Sets Aside a Deed.

case of August Wolter against Emma Al
win and J. H. Alvin, brought bv the
plaintiff to set aside deeds conveying Ger
tain lands to Emma Alvin. The prayer
set aside, as the plaintiff is a, widoWer
seventy-nine years old. in feeble health
and his memory and will are impaired
and weak. He lived with his daughters
Mrs. Alvin, and relied on her Opinion
and advice. He was induced to convey
the land to her through improper and
undue influence. - ''iiu
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-28
CARRIERS LAID OFF.
Four of Them Are Suspended for
Fifteen Days.

AS the result Of a system of slirveil-
lance established several weeks ago by
special agents of the department at
Washington, an order was received yes
teTday morning sUspending four of the
Oldest carriers in ST. Paul All of the
men are suspended for fifteen days with
out pay, and the punishment is for vio-
lating the rules against entering saloons
while on Uncle Sans duty
Several weeks ago complaints began to
be received that certain of the carriers
were violating the anti-saloon rule. Then
followed the appearance on the scene of
the special agent from Washington At
that time suspicion pointed to six of the
carriers but evidence was found against
only four.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-28
CAPITAL CITY DRIVING CLUB

VIII Hold Its Annual Meeting This
Evening at CarIing's.
The Capital City Driving club will hold
its annual meeting this evening at 8
o CLOCK sharp at William Carvings, on
robert street. The election of officers
for the coming year will take place and
important matters will come up. The
officers to be elected are a president, vice
president secretary and treasurer. Ar
engagements will be made for holding the
first race meeting on the ice at Como
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-28
SUIT ALL MANKIND.
Ell Modelo and Tennyson cigars.
CHARGE was WITHDRAWN.
Case Of Shopiiffing Against Mary
Jenevvein Is Dismissed.

Jenevvein Is Dismissed.
The charge Of shoplifting against Mrs.
Mary Jenewein, OF Red Rock, who was
arrested at Schuneman & Evans store
during the Christmas rush, was yesterday
Withdrawn, in the police court, at the
request Of one Of the firm The accused
was charged with the theft Of book.
When Assistant County Attorney Zoll-
man moved to dismiss the case, Judge
Hine said he was unwilling to assume
the responsibility in the matter unless
the request came direct from one of the
firm. Mr. Evans then informed the court
that he wished to withdraw the charge,
and Mrs. Jenewein was discharged.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-28

Sent to Insane Asylum = Alfred
Boucher was yesterday committed to the
insane asylum, after an examination in
the probate court. Boucher will not be
sent to the asylum until his wife can
be found and interviewed by the court.
He was found by the police near Seven
corners gesticulating to an imaginary
regiment of soldiers.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-28
GRANT COUNTY LAND.
finds a Liberal Purchaser in G. D.
EygabroaI, of yvinnebago City.

G. D. Eygabroad, a Winnebago City
banker, has completed a deal with the
Western Land company, of this city,
whereby he acquires 1881 acres of first
class agricultural land in Grant county.
The transfer involves a matter of about
$50, 900, the average being about $13 per
acre Mr.. Eygabroad was formerly the
owner of a large amount of Faribault
county land which he recently sold for
$40 and $50 per acre, and has immedi-
ately reinvested it in Western land, which
he regards as just as good as that in
Southern Minnesota. when subjected to
the same treatment
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-28

DOcked Weeks Salary - NIGHT
Watchman Showles. of the county build
ing. who is under suspension by Gus
todlan Gerlich, will be reinstated at the
meeting Of the joint city hall and court
house committee, to be held tomorrow
afternoon at p. m. One of the COM
mlssloners stated yesterday that the
Waterman, in being put back, will be
locked weeks salary
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-28
CAPT. BEAN RETIRED.
VIII I'm the Future Make HIS Home
in San Francisco, Gal.

At his own request Capt. E. s. Bean,
of Company D, First regiment, has been
placed on the retired list. He joined the
Allen light company in 1881, was commits
stoned captain. The company later be-
came a part of the First regiment and
known as Company D.
Capt. Bean was major in the Mime
sofa volunteers, and is now in San Fran
cisco. where, it is said, he Will make his
fi1f1Ira
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-28

New Flag Law The new flag law
goes into effect the first of the year.
In the future persons who use the Amer
lean flag for advertising purposes are
deemed guilty of misdemeanor The
law is very broad in its scope, and is
construed to prohibit the use of any flag
or imitation thereof, in any design or
manner, or of the national colors for adj
Vertising purposes
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-28
Yale Bows Guests.

Mrs. D. M. Robbins received yesterday
afternoon from 8 to 5 at her home on
Summit avenue in honor of the mem
bers Of the Yale Glee club. Phe blue
of Yale college was conspicuous in the
decorations. Mrs. Robbins was assisted
by the Misses Robbins and a number Of
the young society girls. After the con-
cert Mrs. J. J. Hill gave a reception for
the club at her home on Summit avenue
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-28
PAID TWENTY-FIVE.
Simon BrOvnstein Pays Dearly for
n NccIxfia

Simon Brownstein, arrested for the
theft Of a necltie at Lennon & Gibbons
store, was fined $25 in the police court
yesterday. He paid the fine and was al
lowed to depart
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-28
THIEVES IN A TEA STORE.

Union Pacific COmpany's Place
Broken Into Yesterday.
Burglars invaded the busiest part of
the down town. retail district yesterday
morning, when the Union Pacific Tea
companys store, 10 East Seventh street,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-28

Damaged by Fire-The home of Sam
uel Stoffer. 157 Eaton avenue, was dam
aged by fire to the extent of $3.50 yester-
day afternoon. The fire was caused by
the overturning of an alcohol lamp. Mr..
Stoffer is a jeweler, and was working
with the lamp at his home, when 1t up
set. The fire was eXtinguished by the
department before it had spread from the
room where it started.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-28

Seeks a Guardian = A petition has
been filed in the probate court by Mrs.
Jennie NJ. Dorm, wife of Harry Edward
Dorm. asking that Humane Agent Moak
be appointed guardian of her two-year-'
old baby. The Dorns are young mar
ried people, and do not live happily to-s
gether. Suit has been brought by each
for divorce.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-28
MADE 1T IS1PERsONAL.
Bishop GiIberfs Reference to For
Iner Adviser.

Bishop NJ. N. Gilbert said yesterday:
I'm the report OF my address before the
trades and labor meeting on Sunday it
was stated that I said when 1 came to
Christ church, in st. Paul, the retiring
rector said to me, IF you wish to succeed
you must not preach against rich mems
foibles or societies, peccadilloes,' etc. This
is an incorrect report, and does great
injustice to my worthy predecessor.
an able professor in our theological
school at Faribault. What I did say
was a certain clergyman whom I will
not name etc. AT that time 1 had never
met my predecessor, and, of course, had
no reference to him."