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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-10-11
TRAGEDY AT ALEXANDER CITY
Two Physicians Fire Upon and Danger
ously Wound Eeach Other.

Birmingham, Ala, October 10.-A
special to the Age-Herald from Alexan-
der City, a town on the Central of Geor-
gia Railroad, SO miles from here, says
II tragedy occurred at Aliens saloon to-
night about seven O'Clock, in which DR..
II. j. Cameron, of the Romanoff Land
and Mining Company, and DIR. r. d.
Mahoney, oculist from Covington, Ga.
We're the principals
Ten shots We're fired, two striking DIR.
Mahoney, one in the abdomen and the
other in the thigh. DR. Cameron was
shot in the under jaw and in the back.
The cause of the quarrel is unknown.
No bad feeling was known to exist
between them. Both men are danger
ously hurt.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-10-11
HOWISON ON RETIRED LIST.

Washingtom,. Oct. 10.-Rear Admiral
Henry l.. Howison was placed ON the
retired hist of the Navy today by opera
tion of law on account OF age. He will
make his residence in New York city.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-10-11
scHLEY WILL GO TO GEORGIA
And Remain There Until the Chicago is
in Proper Shape.

Washington, Oct. 10.-Rear Admiral
Schley called at the Navy Department
today to arrange with the officials for
the detail of his staff, and some other
matters relating to the assumption of
his duties as commander of the South
Atlantic Station. The Admiral asked
for the detail of Lieutenant Commander
Sears and Lieutenant Wells, as flag
lieutenant and secretary respectively.
These officers held similar connection
with the Admiral during the Spanish
War.
The Admiral was informed it will re-
quire two weeks time to put the Chica-
go into shape for her cruise, so it was
arranged that she should sail on the
25th instant. Meanwhile, Admiral
Schley has arranged to pay a visit to
some of his friends in Georgia.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-10-11
ROOT BACK AT HIS DESK.

Washington, Oct. 10.-Secretary Root
returned here last evening from Chicago
and today resumed his duties at the War
Department
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-10-11

At Indianapolis, Ind, the Democratic
city ticker has been elected by six hum
dred to one thousand majority.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-21

- SebbD It tobt. 9emnddIt frez
ten bic r&aubsn Better, bic 9roufgebet
bon San Suun Sill, gu ibrer eriten Sab
req 3eunion in Sem Merito %8ulaatmen.
8enn 1ie nun BEL biefer @elegenbeit Der &az
meraben gebenten, nelde i'm 2aufe Des Sab
res eingegangen finb in Die etpi9en Sagoz
griinoe, tpirb Die @pra9e ieoenfals aud auf
bic Mascotte bes Regiments, ben &bler
uSebbD" fommen. 2ebten Sreitug 1T Der
prG9tige 8o9eG i'm NbIerfdfig bes Gentral
part BON Seem gorf Der 2ptngeai4pinOz
fu8t erIe9en. Ser Abler tpuroe ausgeItppft
ua1b 1T II i'm naturgef9i4tli9en Muieun
ausgeiteat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-21
9aS meme 6ferret6if6e 0e1oee=.
-S01iik.

Oertf9lanb bat feine ausriif,tnq mil
benz neuen Selbgef3iib bol5pgen, 5ranfreib
TT nod in Der @infi6rung begriffen, 3ltBz
lamb bat elm neles Mpbel angeilommen uni
1T dIer Wabrf9einli6teit na9 I3pn i'm Sc
6eimen nit ber 4nferti9ung tpeit borgeI9ritz
ten. SelbtDerftdnbli9 bat audi Seferrei6
ldngft Ser u9e nit neuen Mopelen aroe=
felt; es .befinoet it9 ben ~Jenannten MG9z
ten gegeniiber i%nIDfern i'm 8ortbeil, aIs es an
feinen bisbertgen Selogef9iiben in ben leBten
Sd9ren fol4e 8erbeTerungen borgenomnlen
bat, baB es nit 9rDBerer Rube Dem @orgc6eu
unberer Md9te in biefer Srage suIe6en
fonnte. Nunmebr finb bieie GerIu@s ober
au9 als i'm 8efentlihen absef9lofen ar3uz
feben, unb bic @infiibrung zines neuen Selb=
gei6ibes tpirb, fobalb Die Mtittel bafiir
flIffig gema9t tperben iDnnen, e~rfolgen
Nd6renb bic anberen Md9ts iebt iibera0
9ef6ibrobre aus 9uBtabl p~erpenben, min
Oeterrei9 1einer alien SraSit;on, Der On
ipenbung fer 8ron3e, treu bleiben, unb 5nar
in Der Sorm Der 9drtbron5e ODER bes Ida
tiusitd6les. 8efdnntli9 na6m fiG Der @r=
timber beIeiben, Der @eneral l1datits, bag
2eben, als Ieiner 3eit Der Scmpf gu icir1en
unguniten fb4 gu entI9eibc1 brobte. Sr
bieie 8ron3ero6re ion nun cine StabG1eele
eingelafien feiu, Elm 8erfabren, bas au4 in
9euti9lanb fir ein5elne f9pere 8dliber ber
Se1tungsz unO 8eldgerungsartiaerie aneez
fpenbet nirb. Die 3tpeite pi6tige 6ruge, bic
gei9rdnfung bes RiidGaufes, pirD bprousz
it9tlt9 our9 @npenoung elmer 6pbrauli=
fden 8remIe geIOit perben. @1s 9eri9lub
T9eint ma ben &eilDer19luB nit Nusiperz
fer unb gentrdl3iinbung nG6len GIT ipp[en,
0ie 2abung 1T natiirli9 audi, tpie lei alien
reuen MpbsQen, in elmer MeIiing6ille UNI
bonn @ei9GoB getrennt. OILS 8eI9ofle merz
ben, tpie beim beutf9en 5elO9ef6iiB, G4rap=
neIs unb S%prenggrdnaten mt 9oppeI5inber
8%ertpenbung finben. 9as Su(iber iptt0 rs
Gentimeter b~etrogen, bic baliltiIGen 2eiitune
gen entIpreAen benz Oeutf9en TeGo9ef9iibe,
@benio pirb Sefterret9, 9leidipie 0euti9e
Lamb, 5ranfrei9 unb GuBlanb, cine 12=gen=
tineterz 6elbbaubibe etnfi4ren. Na9 Der
Ginfibrung bes neuen Se(egef4ibes tpirb
Sefterrei9 alfo Elm benz beutf6Rn ebenbirtiz
ees Material beliBen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-21
mdrftbertht.
Sadrperf6ufe.

Wtnterru.i EN- - &otber No. 9, nuf benz @eIe;fs
74e rptber 9to. 3, ouf benz @eleiie. 1916.
SRI b iabrsmei3s - 9to. 3. obns So9ertotten'
7c.
maats - No. 2, i'm 9s.i9.r, 34A-35c; No. 8, I'M
gpeidber, 34H-345sc; nuf benz Seteiie, 34At; nb1e Sa'
~oerfoIten, 35c. eslber gep. 2, I'M Speibfr, S54s-S5he;
oelber g}p. 8, I'M Spether. 34A- 35c; auT BEN eeietls'
S54c; obue 2o9ertofteu, 35A-S5Ae; $40. a. arf Dem Ue'
letIe, 32A-32Ac: pbne Soeertoften. slh-32he.
Snfer-gtu. 3 ouf benz SeIsiis, 26He; Dene Sn9er'
tUltsn, 1886; $40. g. Obne SoesrfOfsn. 26Ae; merger
$40. 8, auf benz @eleiie, 28@-2se; oDne Sn9ertotien'
2S-284c; meiBer go. 4, pbne Sa8erfoften 281se
Ruggen-1o 2, I'm Speiber, 6h; nnf benz Sslsiis'
63c.
Serfte- SEQ. 2, obns eoeerfoited, 1886.
ed me reten-SInts, So. l ytortb~sfterrL ahIo DEM
@eI.ife, $l.07H Qeboten.
Rkte-Reine 9srtdufe bertdtet.
8 Ell - Sufubreu 81 Gors; fetn gerionot 9to0'
fra9e eutunb 8reiie feDr left.
8erfdufe ouf bent @eleiIe: 3inotbp, asnoanltp:s
bis beItes. $ll.00-12O0 bic Eonne; VralrIe, eemo9an'
des bis beItes Don Sa. 25-11.00 per 3ouns.
Gtrpb - Set nnb itbatig. @usssn, T.2S-ssQ1;
m.tsen unb 9afsr, 5.5o-6.o0
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-21
SnIano.

Sir 80 d B Of b n d Mngez
les, MabeI Mc@off, bat Die @bre, bas erIte
a:neritanii6e Mab4en gu fein, bas ith in
ManiGa felt benz &riege init einem 2anbsz
mann, benz Qeutnant Blatt, bom 2. Sregorz
&egiment, ber6eiratbete. Ser 2ebtere 1T
Nbbotat BON 8eruf unb beabii9tigt in Mas
Mia feinem 8eruf Ob5uliegen.
= Sic ngpGtsaeitung" in Sd Il
SsGunb, SQ,, 1T BON 9errn @uitop Do
naIb, benz begabten @9auipieGer, glebner
unb Sourna1iiten, tdufIi6 ertporben poroen.
Sn Nnbetra6t feiner Sii9ti9feit uno aGgez
meinen 8eliebt6ett in ben StGoten Moline,
Davenport unb 9fod SsIanb biirfte 9er1
9onaIb bas ltnternebnen gu elmer rei9er
@~innabmequeIe geitalten.
= Gin Carl 56ur3z s. emo 1 :
be. Inter ben t1euen Yortraits, nelbe in
Iebter 3eit Der 8ttberz @auerte Der Netp
gorfer 9anbelstammer beigefigt nurben,
lit ~be1onoer5 elm Selgemdlbe BON Gart
S6ur3 gu ertpGbnen, gen1ult BON Daniel
6untingtpn i'm Nuftrag elmer Nn5a6G bon
Mitgliebern ber 6anbelsfammer. 9ds borz
8ii9li9 getroffene Bib itelt ben Staatsz
mann i'm etnemNrmftubl bor einem grpBen,
nit 8ii9ern unO Papieren bebedten griinen
Slid fiBenb, bar. 0ie groBen, ousoruGsz
bolen blouen Nltsen iinb brett ouf hen
8eo6a9ter geri9tet, ais Bate ii9 Carl
S4ur5 eben i'm StlrbGe umgebre1t, um
etnen 8eiu9er gu begriiBen.
Opfer zines guG1en. Sn
9unttn9ton, Snb., trug ii9 tiir5li9 Elm
9rGblt9es un9liid gu. Sin bprtiger 8iirz
ger, Nan1ens SEQ. .2urie, bate 1i9 in ben
@tau begeben, UNI fein @ieb gu f%iittern, ats
er BON einem 8ulen ungegriffen purbe. ST
pebrte fi4 atpar aus 2eibesfrGften unb rief
9ii1fe, tporauf feline Srau berbeieilte, Inn
oas g~erei3te Sbier ob5upebren; aGein sbe
Md Ionit Scenario etpas gepubr tpurbe, ma.
rem Wtann uno 5rdu BON benz 8u1en get0bz
tet nno nur ibre i9redli9 %5erftampften Set
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-21

@ie benz 2eIer bereits befonnt, erbebt
1i9 iebt i'm 90 abipnzS quare in
Stem gprt cine 8t1bf6u1e 5es
Gentleman 9rdfibenten" 4r<
thur. Seine politii9e @egnerin, bic
9en gOtfer Stuuts5tg g., tpirO ibn1
babel nit ben treffenben @orten eereht:
.Mrtbur mar Elm ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS +;
unb tpenn er ais Yplitifer audi Mon6es
get6dn bat, mas NIT 8e4t getabelt tperoerl
muBte, 10 pu6s er bo4 NIT Ietnen bO6eren
3neden unb iberraI9te, ols ct na6 @arz
fielb's Sob BrGftbent getporben mar, bur9
Ieinen peiten 81id l1nb cine ungeabnte 8ez
reitpiligteit, enthusiastically &eformen gu
fDrDern."
9rdfibent Mrtbur mar defenders etn
treuer SOr0erer Der @ibiloienrefom, Elm
@egner zines ~ boben SariFs, unb unter
ben f4tpierigiten @erbdltnifen betpics CT Ell
men uuf nobler @efinnung berubenben
tpunoerbaren Sdft.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-21
2luoemeiner waarenmarft.

Butter Bette Creamery 49,; l. Nuatttft. 1874
-l7e; No. 2, 13h-15:; bette uodbsema Ats, l2-l3K:,
befts0airp l5-l5h:; L. Aua1tdt l2-l4e; 2 0ualitti.
1l-12He.
RaIe - 9pins, 74-sc; goun9 9ntertcas, So
SIC; Bird, neuer, 1850; Sin1buroer. neutr, ~
TIC; G4meiasr, 13-13Ae.
8Obneu-geits, sl.lo-1l2A; bette rMasbtants".
$1.05..
SeflH9eG Iurteps, &c oas BIB; 9Hbusr, o.
I0c bag Bfunb; Guteu, S-9c bas Pfunb; S6uis.
&c bos @fuuS.
eier - Sans friias. Dsrtuits ubs.rs4net, l2A-
1876 bos 9uBsnb.
SoGbf1sif9-6o Bis rs Dfuub 1etuitt 7-7hc; IS
bis 100 8fuub, Sc; 100 bs ITO 4tnan, $3.50; 9'
mbbnlides biz idperes, 6-7e.
Gr;f9e Gtf9e - 9lad Bag, 9ro3e. bos pfuno,
I2-l2Hc; qtfe. 6-6Xc; BtdereL 5-5H:.
10 a6 s-Sep6buttdss Bis befteS, 1856
per 8tuab
II s-9unfrer big bsner, s-1sc per gfuab.
ge1encorH - 7-9c per Rfuno.
g~opcDru-geTes, $l.oe Der 100 Bfuno.
Sauben-Sabms, ma9ere bis fette, 50c-S1.50 pDso.
aborns3uder-9teuer, loo per @fuRb. IborR'
6nrrp, 75c per @alpne.
QebfeI - Die befteu, 100000 has Sab.
Sirf6en- Sauer., 75r-$l.oO per 1e nts; fhbs,
$~I.00-I.25
9fIoum en-gGiIb Soofe, 5oc-sl.oo per "a OTIS.
Gttrp ne n-Mteifina, 81. 00-5.00 California, $500
3. so Die Sifte.
N Waeiiua epssts. fS.5c--4.OO; Seedlings
s..
gananen-gete, 75c-$2.Oe has BanSeL
@nana s-S3. 75-450 per Crate.
gaIif ornter Obf-Ririden, per 10 Tfunby $3.50
i. IS; 8faunen, 4.gasfet grotes, 81. 1925: Aprifos
fen, 4-8asfet Crates. 5000 so; 9firfi9e. in 2Os8funb
Gift1eu, 75c-$l.75. st ea
S.t een-Sepaf9eiie, 10 200 bas 8fuub.
@rbbeereu -Wti6isan, 75e-$l.5o.
gtotbe en-$l. 75-2. Is fir "a OTIS.
G6mar3e OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fir "a OTIS.
d eIbeereu - 50-65c fir l6 Ats.
omb etre n-$l.75-200 fir "a Gtr2ifte.
Rartpf elm - Nere. 9esrfsB. $500 per 8ui1ef,
Srlumpbs, $500 per @ni6eI; GarIp Obio, sl.a5 bos
ssaB. Mlte, 35-40c per 8uih
@par4eIn 5000 per 9Bbenb.
etBtraut-&a 5O-70c per Crate.
9 untente BIZ = 5ec-$1. 90 bic &iite.
en-ousgefndte. soc bas Dso.
crime grb en-50-60c per BniAeL
Crime ptsbeIn- bas @GhoeL
8pptfoGot - Stetser. 3oc Die &tlts.
ed ~ m me - 4o-5& D. Qfb.
@etBrHbeu- ueue, 40-50c per 8uIbeL
GDtbe &nben- reie, T5c per BA.
Gelb iben neue SOC ba5 9sh.
StpiebeIn-aIte, roth nber 9el6, $2-S2.25 bns sydb.
9te8Innt - 1c bag pfunb.
0o biz 8 d en- 75c-$l.0 90 pet 100 8iiuoe[.
G1nittbob nen-75c per 8ui1eI.
WahsbpBuen = 81 25 pet 9ufbeL
SDmaten - aus Gloriba. 75c-$l.5 50 per 4.sa8tet
StIte.
BeterftGte- 9tsftse, 5000 per DUB. gtnbeI.
&ate rtpdaren - s1usineFeii1fdfItr 1916; tlstne
Sbntalsttften 99c.
9~dute-Gri9e ~o.ioI5en. f9tper. sMe; frifAe, a..
ialsen, bei9dbist, 7Mr; aaIb. gfo. /. loNe; gto. q s4e
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-21

Die 9emofruten gennfD1paz
MEMS, pel9e in bteiem 6erbit mur
Elm Mtt9tieO bes Obergeri6ts gu err
1pd6len 9aben, limb ii6 0ariiber einig, baB
Ger oieSid9rige 8abIfeIb5ug auf @runO BON
Stoatsfro9en unO namentIi9 gegen 9uuD
1tn0 feline politii4en Met6Oben gu fii6ren
TIT, unO BADEN Ourb lire gtatform argez
5ei9t, ooB iie bic 8reiilberfrage ni6t me6r
ols gum 8lau6ensbefenntniB Der partei qez
hOrt9 betra4ten, tpenn fe at6 -ulem anz
f4ein na4 an 8rpan aIs 9rdFioentT6aftss
@Gnoibaten %feit4olten. 2eBteres 1T nur 70
ertldrli9, Dab mar 3ufi6erung poer bod
irentgitens guten @runb CUR Nnnu6me bat,
8rDan peroe iel6it OdS Sil6er faGen Gafen,
fDenn er iie6t, buB Die Me6r6sit Der qurtei
fi9 bagegen erttdrt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-21

sFreunbe Mrt1ur's, elm gomite bes Union
Qeague Club" unb Die beioen iiberlebenben
Mitglieber ieines &abinets, &o6ert s. 2in=
coin BON eSuinois unb Senator 8t1tam
@6anbler bon SEEM 9ampfbire, etngelaoen
tparen. General 0ptpurb gdrroG bate bic
2eitung Der Seier iibernommen. Die Staz
tue, nel9e BON benz 8ilb6auer George 6.
8tfel ~entpprfen unb bon Der 6enrn 8pnz
ndrb 8rOnae SO. ge9ofen tporben lit, lit
neun SUB bo9. sic iteIt ben prGiibenten
ftebenb nit benz Bincenea in elmer unb Ell
mem 8u3 in Der anberen 9anb bur. Ser
Stubl, neben benz er ftebt. lit gendu ienem
i'm Sibungs1dale bes &dbtnets i'm @eiBen
9au1e nubge6ilOet. Die portraitd6nli9z
felt pirb bon N1en, bic ben @erItOrbsnen
fannten, geriibmt.
- 81. 2ouis enttGuf9t. Die
giirger BON ct. 2outs, pel6e cine @eltausz
ftelun9 tpiinf9en unb irgenb tpel9e S9ritte
t6un poIen, UNI fir lire 5tdbt mefr 9roz
paganbd gu MAIDEN unb mebr G~:nnd5men
gu ii3ern, 6dtten, 10 f9reibt bic SO. g"
Der lebten monatlt9en Serfummlung oes
S9ulrotbs beipobnen foGen. Sc purbe bd
Elm MISUNDERSTANDING gegeben, fpel9er
eigentlib fir ct. 2ouis bel9dmenb lit, peIz
her aber 5eigte, buB @ttpus eetban tperben
muB, Inn ben Sortf9rttt BON ct. 2ouis gu
f0rbern, uno UNI einen &iifI6ritt GIT bermeiz
ben, tpel9er Der Stabt ii9erIi9 brobt,
penn iebt bos MeltausiteGungsprpieft burbz
fallen folte. SIS tpurbe in Der 8erIammllina
ndmli4 Der 8eri9t i6er bic S9ulceniusz
Qufnabme feitens bes 9etrn @oulb b~erleIen,
unb bas Gefultat mar cine lteberraI3urg
2aut benz 8eri9te betrdgt bic 3ab[ Der i'm
Otter bon 6 Bis 81 Sabren Ite6snben Berfo=
men in St.2ouis MIR 159,978, pber nur 1900
me6r, ais bor flint Su6ren. 4lio mar bus
Wa9stbum BON ct. 2ouis in oieIen flint
Sabren febr gertng. Wtan tpolte ben 3abGen
ert niht gluuben. DAB Die junge 8epDlfe=
rung elmer Stubt in flint Sabren Elm 10 gez
ringes @a9st6um aufpeiien fpIte, mar nnz
begreifGi9, 9trettor S9toer5 npute ben
gan5en 8eribt 3uriidtpe;I ZEN, ertlircnb, haB
berfel6e unmOgli4 ri3tig iein f0nne. gr
fogte, entpeber miiiIe bieIer GenIusz8eri9t
falf9 fein, ober Der 8eribt bor flint Sabren
lei iibertrieben gepefen. 9as Gomite tbeilte
nit, boB es cine 9riinoli9s priifung bes
Geni usberi4tes borgenomnen babe, lin bas
Refultat 5u Gnbern. Mun pergli9 Die Sc
burton nit BEN SobesfdQen bon BerIoren unz
ter 81 Sd6ren, aber bas HeIultat tpo1te ii6
ni9t tpe1entli4 dnberr. Die gomitemitqGiez
Der bert9ten, baB Die 8eburten in ben lebten
~5tpan3ig Sabren i'm @ergGsi9e gu friiber in
QufIe6en erre9enber Weiie dbgenommen 6dz
ben. Damn bat Obenbrein Die Ginnanbes
rung na6gela1en, pdbrenO Die 5terberats
INNER biefelbe blieb. 9irettor @4roers be-
antrogte cine griinbli9e l1ntsrIu61nq Der
Nngelegenbett, UNI 5u ermitteln, Of Der eez
gentpdrtige Genfusberift ST niebrig, ober
oer lebte gu bod tpar. @r tit Der feifen @nz
Ii9t, baB bas @a4stbum be5eutenoer ieir
miiRe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-21
Diehmdrft.

ipurbe IN hsn stOtsgaros tis toTst
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-21

Sin 8aItimorer GROCER 5u6risunt. ar6eiz
tet iebt burarf bin, audb ale &Ieiber q.
brifem beg Qanbes in einsn 3 ru t
uno 8par nit $100, 100000 9apital, gu
rsreinigen. Der p0eutf9e Correspondent"
in Baltimore t6eilt barii6sr fplgenOes nit:
r9ubura ion Die &IeiberzSahuitris Oerz
urtig cOnfplibirt perOen, buB e~in5el1s Saz
frtfen nun Tol9e Muaren beritcllen, fit Die
iie am geten 9eeignet fino. Die Sc
f9Gftsreiienben ftnb fir .bteie Snbuftrie 81
foftIpielig. Der Ma6er bieles H~iefentrrIta
1T 6err g q M. GDentba1 bon BAL
timore; es finb etpa $50 erpBe 8ubriten
in alien Sbeilen bes 2anoes in Nusfi4t
%genommsn." NV, ,.~
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-21

e9afe-yaotipes, $S.6o-5.10. bette @ibber. 1875
5.35, SabrIinae s. 1o-5.85, 9dntuter 4.75-6.65. tpeftli4'
99ofe 4. 15-5.2O, Sribiabrs'SGmmer 5.5o-7.6o.
3Hfubr $1,000 Stiid.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-21
Elm niberth ut.
Der 6eIomdrPt.

Der 6eIomargt.
gee9f.I auf glsu gOrE tuurSen ssftern su 1Oc 9is.
cpntp ~nerffouft.
9ta9itsbenb bic SIR sefterH aHee3etaten 'We9ieItnrIe
nmF A,s Observation-Disclosures EurmnoJa.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-21
tDiener Brief.

Rantpf inns 9oiein onentboIben. - 9egenfdse elmer be=
me9ten 3eit. = 6itritin 8ouline Ntetternih uno ibr
Srlblin9sfeft.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-23
GAVE THEM A SURPRISE.
Coach McConnviIIe Sends wiscOn
sin Crew Two Miles.

Coach McCOnnviIle Sends WiscOn-
sin Crew Two Miles.
POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y, June 22.-The
surprise of the day in rowing circles came
when, at nearly o'clock tonight, Coach
McConnville, of Wisconsin, put his big
crew on the water. For two hours, while
the water was as smooth as glass, he
had stayed in his boathouse watching
Pennsylvania and Columbia practice, and
timing their strokes. When his crew got
in the boat they pulled out little from
the shore and went down the river for
two miles. The boat was not kept well
on keel, and the entire appearance of the
stroke was ragged. Of course, It is only
fair to state that there was one substi-
tute in the boat, and that the men had net
been In a boat for four days, but the
experts are saying tonight that the i'm
provement in form must be very great
for Wisconsin to keep up with the crews
now here.
Coach McConnville said, after the prac-
tice, that the crew did as well as he ex-
pected. Concerning the stroke it may be
said that it is not the Yarra Yarra stroke
taught by O'Dea, when he coached the
Wisconsin victorious crews, but is a mod
ifcation Of the English stroke, taught
by Lehman in coaching Harvard. 1t be-
gins with an easy catch, and ends with
a strong jerk of the arms, and is liable,
unless the strength of the men on the
two sides of the boat is we'll balanced,
to make the boat unsteady on keel.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-23
GOING OVER THE ROCKS.
State Board of Audit Looks Over
the Stare Treasury.


the State Treasury.
The state board of audit, consisting of
the governor, auditor and attorney gen
eral, yesterday made its semi-annual in
spection of the state treasurers books.
The states assets consist of the following
items, which are deposited in the states
strong box at the capitol, with the excep-
ton of the deposits with state and ma
tional banks:
Cash on hand and deposited, $1,274, 735. 73;
Tennessee redemption bonds, s270000 Min
nesota funding bonds, Sig, 600; Alabama
% no M $564 2oo; Massachusetts, gold bonds
States bonds, $500, 000;= school district and
county bonds, 81, $3.50, 559. "a; Delaware, 81 900;
certificates of Indebtedness, state capitol
$loo, 0oo Virginia funding bonds, $S00, 600;
total, $6,S15, 513S7
With the exception of the item of cash
on hand and the state capitol certificates
of Indebtedness, the bonds are all owned
by the permanent school fund.
In addition to this, the state also has
outstanding about six million dollars due
on state land contracts, which are also
the property of the school fund.
The state university permanent improve
ment fund has to its credit in interest
bearing bonds about $4,000 and outstand-
ing in state land contracts half million
dollars.
The state debt is 81, $4,000. The amount
1s reduced $500 the first of each year
by the state The debt is represented by
state bonds issued during the earlier years
of the state and sheld by six banking in
situations of the East.
Public Examiner Pope will follow on
the heels of the state board of audit and
check up the states assets. Every bond
will be counted, and all the figures on the
treasurers books verified. The work will
require about week
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-23
70 Be OR NOT 70 Be.
The Old Question Has to Be
Answered Candid1y by
st. Paul People.

What do the people Of ST. Paul think
of the statement published below? Can
any citizen ask for more convincing
proof? What is there lacking in such evil
dence? Investigation will corroborate it.
1t is st. Paul proof for ST. Paul people.
The most exacting cannot wish for any,
thing more. Read 1t.
Mr.. c. c. Jensen, No. 923 Marion street.
employed in the Great Northern rail.
road shops, says:
Il will make an affidavit swearing that
Doan's Kidney Pills, procured at F. M
Parker's drug store, cured me of back
ache which annoyed me at intervals for
years. The first or second attack did
not mind but as time went by thew grew
more severe. laid me up sometimes, and
1 could scarcely walk or straighten after
STOPPING. Difficulty with the kidney Sc
cretions also existed, and when Doan's
Kidney Pills cured me I am only too
anxious to let the residents Of st. Paul
know that this remedy can be depended
upon to act up to its representations.
Doan's Kidney Pills for sale by all deal
ers; price, 90 cents. Mailed by Foster
Milburn Co., Buffalo. N. Y, sole agents
for the United States.
Remember the name, Doan's. and take
NO substitute.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-23

ferson.
Mrs. George Thomas, of Ashland ave-
nue.. Is in Chicago.
Mrs. @. w. Magee. of Nina avenue. will
leave next week for the East.
Mrs. Topper, who has been visiting Mrs..
s. IL Reeves. of Pleasant avenue, has re-
turned to Usage, 10.
MRS: ]. r. Donohue, of the Portland,
Will leave next week5for Portland Or.
Miss Alice andA Miss Gertrude Baker,
OF Marshall avenues have gone to Chi
cago.
Mrs. W. H. Kane,f of Holly avenue, is
in the East.
Mrs. John Norman and daughter, Lu
Verne, of University avenue, are In Chi
cago.
Miss Morton. of Osceola avenue is en-
terta1ning her sister, Miss Agnes Morton,
of Philadelphia.
Gen. Ord Corps, w. R. c., will give
progressive euchre party this evening at
ODD Fellows hall. I Mrs Mary L. A.
smith is the chairman Of the committee.
The regular Quarterly meeting of the
First Baptist church will be held this
evening in the church parlors.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-23
GlLLANTRY OF PAUL QUEHL
III STRIKES THE NAMES OF BUSI-
NESS WOMEN FROM DELIN-
QUENT TAX ROLLS
Mayor Kiefer Observes CausticaIIy
Upon the Absence of Rural Mem
bers From Last Nights Sitting of
County Commissioners.

The board of county commissioners mot
iast evening at the Office of County Au
oltor Johnson and continued the work
OF checking over the delinquent tax list.
commissioners Quehl, Lott and GRAY
showed up on time, but it was nearly q
o CLOCK before Mayor Kiefer put in an
appearance and completed the quorum.
VI course the country members are
not mere" he observed. There is no ex-
ira money in this meeting. 4"
Then the board. with the aid of a d.
rectory. settled down to work on the tax
list 1t was a good deal like a sewing
circle gathering. County Auditor .Iohn-
son. acting as secretary, would call off a.
name from the list, and the commission
ers would comment on the family and
circumstances of the victim.
Scratch him off, somebody would
say, and long red line would be drawn
as an indication that the county's debtor
was not worth the expenditure of the
$1.25 required to take out a Judgment. All
OF the smaller sums including tina WON
en- In business for themselves, were mark
ed OFF the list, because, as Commissioner
Quehl observed, "a woman in business
for herself has all she can do to get
along, anyhow"
Three of the eight assessment districts
were finished up, and the board adjourn
ed to meet next Saturday evening at 80
o'clock.