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The Saint Paul globe., 1899-06-29
ANOTHER ASSAULT.
The Terror of ST. Anthony Hill
Abroad Again.

The Terror of st. Anthony Hill
Abroad Again.
The assailant of unprotected women
who has been terrorizing St. Anthony
bill for two months, was abroad again
Tuesday night, when he attacked and
brutally handled Anna Olson. q domestic
in the employ of H. M. Stocking, 7l2 Sum-
nit avenue. The girl was choked by the
ruffian and painfully scratched and bruis-
ed about the face
The assault occurred almost in front of
the Stocking residence. Miss Olson was
returning from q visit to her parents at
North st. Paul Soon after alighting
from Grand avenue car, at st. Albans
street. Miss Olson noticed that she was
being followed by a strange man. The
girl walked faster and the man auickened
bis pace III pursuit. He did not attack
the young woman, however, until the
more secluded neighbcrhood of Summit
avenue was reached. When he was close
to Miss Olson she stopped and stepped
aside to let him pass AS he came
abreast of the girl the man jumped for
ward and caught her by the throat
Choking her almost into insensibility. he
threw Miss Olson down, but the young
woman struggled valiantly and managed
TO relieve the pressure on her throat
wnen she screamed loudly for help. The
outcry was heard throughout the NEIGH
borhood and Assemblyman Kirke M
Stocking ana several others rusbed to
the street The foot pad heard their on.
proach and fed "p-
The stranger Is described as f.ir,,,
well dressed Individual wearing era y
suit OF clothes. He was about fortv vearS
OF age and smooth faced. The sss.,,,l.
was reported to the police.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-06-29
COMBINE. OF GRocERs.
Report From Chicago Is FIatIy De-
MED by Mr.tJ. w. CoOper.

A Chicago telegram says: "a combina-
ton similar to that recently organized by
Iowa jobbers, is -saidsto have been formed
by some Of the most prominent wholesale
grocers of Minnesota, for the purpose OF
buying goods in large quantities and thus
placing themselves in position better to
compete with Chicago concerns. Full de-
tails of the new organizati ton, of which
Mr.. Cooper, of Griggs, Cooper & Co., of
st. Paul. is said to be the prime mover,
have not yet peen decided upon. 1t is
asserted that the combination will reduce
expenses materially by dismissing about
half of the travelling men employed by
the individual houses. Other reductions
In expenses will be made possible by the
combine, and the increased margin of
gain will bes-of material benefit in the
active competition with Chicago jobbers,'
Mr.. j. w. Cooper was shown the FORE
going and made a general denial of It's
accuracy.
There is absolutely nothing. true In 1t,
either in its alleged facts it's conception,
or anything else. The whole story Is abb
surd. have never even heard of any
such scheme. 1t would be the poorest
kind of business policy for us to try such
a thing
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-06-29
GRAIN GROWERS PLANS.
Expected to Take Shape at the July
Meeting Here.


The coming meeting of the Grain Grow
ers Cooperative association, which Is
scheduled for July 7, in this city, promises
to be an interesting one At the last
session of the legislature bill was
passed allowing the state to lease 1or
term of years to the association property
in Duluth on the lake front for public
elevator to be conducted by the assoc
citation.
Arrangements for the leasing OF the
land and the erection of the elevator Will
be one of the most important matters to
be taken up by the association at its
meeting. 1t Is announced that there Is
likely to be a sharp battle in the meeting
between two factions, one representing
the men who raise the grain and the
other those who handle it as buyers.
Recently the Grain Dealers associa-
tion has been formed and the members
of this organization are also members OF
the Grain Growers association 1t has
always been the ambition and pronounced
intention of the Grain Growers associa-
ton to operate d line of elevators in
competition with those now operated by
other companies. 1t is now claimed that
the Grain Dealers association hope to be
able to do the same thing and this is
where the clash is expected. Some of the
members of the Grain Growers essocia-
IlOil Sdy lllS VI gram nave llO
right to Identify themselves with an as
Sociation which is supposed to be com
posed only of those who raise the wheat
The point is further made that if the
Grain Dealers association carry their
point the producers will deal with the
present established elevator companies
rather than dc business with a new as
sociation of buyers.
Former Congress Boen and Erick Olson.
both grain huVerS. are said fO have heen
the prime movers in the organization of
the Grain Dealers assecia ton, and the
members of the Grain Growers associa-
ton, while not objecting seriously to these
gentlemen being members Of the latter
association, DO object to the buyers or
ganizing within the association to ad-
vance their own interest in business.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-06-29
CYCLE PATH PRIZES.
Standing of the Competitors as Re-
ported by Secretary Curtis.

Standing of the Competitors as Re-
ported by Secretary Curtis.
The competition for the prizes offered
by the Cycle Path association stood. yes
terday as follows:
l. Miss Maude Lewis, I'll Wabasha
street, 81.
q James Thorne, Merchants National
bank, 285.
sc. G. Townsend, Jobbers' union, $50.
a. John Jehle, West Publishing com
pany, $780,
5. Archie Matheis, ss East Fifth street,
100.
/ g. Frank "A. Neck. .3o4 chamber Of COM
merce, 49,
T. Master John w. Bell. 1861 Hague
avenue, SO.
g. W. B. Glow. st. Paul National bank,
45.
9 Thomas LhuRirdl Invest Seventh
10. f. A. Aczermsz,. 1851 Capitol ave-
nue. A.
II; Il; r Ralph Allison, a Great Northern gen
u. F. E. Thayer,s Merriam Park. 20.
13. ]. w. Taylor, Globe building, 49,
Is M 32FdGn %iame eoqF6 Ner9SWeatern 4SVss Lime
company, 10. yae
Is. Dr.tH. c. Johnson. 224e East wini-
fred street, 10.
Il; H: W Burroughs, IS Germania bank
IS. Albert w. Wilson, So5 Pioneer
Press, Z.
Competitors all have receipts from H
R. Curtis, treasurer, 355 Minnesota street
If any error exist in the above figures
they should be reported to him at once
as it will be too late after the committee
has made its awards Saturday.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-06-29
A Pullman
Palace Car Man
;. ON ;.
GRAPE-NUTS.
(sEE BELOw.)

I'm the morning ,rfwhen you don't have
much of an appetite, just fill your coffee
cup about one-third full of Grape-Nuts,
then fill up with hot coffee, sweeten to
taste, stir wellband let settle. Now try
your coffee. Why man, 1t will make
your hair curl. 1After drinking your cof-
fee, add a ifttleftmore sugar and eat
your Grape Nuts with a spoon, and my
word for it yoIi win feel like fighting
cock until dinner time. II you never have,
and want something good, try it once'
The above isCfrom Pullman palace
car man who starts out by saying that
"Grape-Nuts are fine with cream, but
let me tell you what to do when the old
cow goes dry" We would further sug-
gest that persons who have trouble In
digesting coffee use Postum Focd Cof-
fee for the morning meal and try the
Grape-Nuts with it Instead of with or
dinary coffee.
Both Grape-Nuts and Postum contain
certain clements that are of great value
In rebuilding the human body
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-06-29
MILWAUKEE, CARNIVAL.
Gov. Roosevelt Addresses the Ruus
and Hears


and Hears
MILWAUKEE, Wis, June 2S. Gov
theodore Roosevelt of New York was
escorted to the Milwaukee chamber of
commerce today just before the hour Of
closing and given most enthusiastic re-
ception.
Tonight's carnival feature was q grand
e&hlbluon fire run by the Milwaukee fire
department., under the direction of Fire
Chlef James Foley The event was a.
prlii1ant success. There were twenty-
eight pieces of apparatus in the run.
which extended from the court of honor
on the bridge on Wisconsin street. ter
m1nating at Jackson street, a little over
a mile The run was in three divisions.
and occupied about four minutes. over
zooOOO people witnessed the spectacle.
He won with our boys in blue and will
be our president, too" Thus ran one of
the banner inscriptions displayed today
In the flower parade, of which Gov
Roosevelt was the center of attraction.
Photographers by the score leveled ca
meras at the governor and he shouted to
them:
'The Spaniards did not do anything as
bad as that
Little girls and young women ran out
TO the carriage and threw in clusters of
roses and punches of sweet peas until it
was bower of flowers.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-06-29
TICKET AGENTS REJOICE.
Their Incomes Will Be Materially
Increased After JuIxs6 -

CHICAGO, June 28.--Railroad ticket
agents in the entire territory west of
Chicago will have their incomes material
~ increased after July l. At a meeting
OF the general passenger agents of forty-
tour roads in Chicago today it was agreed
that on. and after July l, and until fur
theF notice, agents should receive liberal
commissions for selling tickets over for-
elgn or connecting lines These commits
slons will run from 25c to 81 per ticket.
the average being about 81. Between q.
ooo and 5000 agents will be benefited bv
the action of the passenger managers. All
ROADS Will pay the same commissions. The
lowest commission that will be paid will
De 70 cents on tickets from the Missouri
% IlTer 10 common points, averaging 200
be "a on tickets from st. Louis, Cairo
Memphis and New Orleans to Pacific
coast points
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-06-29
Enjoyable Church Outing.

annual outing of the Pine Street Evan
gelical Lutheran church on the steamer
Henrietta and barge yesterday The
steamer left the dock at $50 a. M, return
ing at 9:45 p. m, after amost enjoyable
trip to Ten-mile Point on the st. Croix.
Both on the way down and back short
stops were made at Hastings and at Red
tied up for an hour while everyone dis
embarked and picnicked. There was plenty
of music and the conference choir made
the return trip pleasant with vocal selec-
tions. Rev.~J. NJ Baitinger, pastor of the
church, stated that from financial
standpoint as we'll as in It's social fea-
lures the outing was the most successful
ever given by the church
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-06-29

avenue. is entertaining Mrs. Penfeld, of
Cedar Rapids, 10.
Mrs S. E. Draper, of Western avenue,
is in Montreal.
Mrs. r. c. Chase, who has been the
guest of Mrs. H. L. Mills, of Rondo
street, has returned to Leavenworth,
Kan.
Mrs. Henning Fernstrom, Of Laurel
avenue. has returned from Mortified.
Mrs. James Bryant, of Goodrich ave-
nue., has gone to North Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hopper, Of Port
land avenue, will go to Minnetonka this
week
Miss Sarah c. Brooks will leave Monday
for Chicago, and later will go East to
spend the summer
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-06-29

preme court 10 Settie uis Ous-
tody.
After a hearing in chambers last Tues
day afternoon Judge Jaggard discharged
the order to show cause why Attorney
r. J. Powell should not be punished Tor
contempt of court, and yesterday MI.
Powell took an appeal to the supreme
court from the order of the district court
awarding the custody of three-year-oid
Freddy Briggs to the defendant in the
divorce case of Amy w. Briggs VS.. Frank
Briggs. 1t developed at the hearing that
Mrs Briggs is at present at the home
of her father, at Sanborn, Wis, and
presumably has the missing child with
her. The attorney is confident that he
will succeed in securing the custody OF
the child from the mother.
When the divorce suit was originally
commenced Judge Jaggard gave the child
to the father pending the trial. few
weeks ago Mrs. Briggs and r. j. Powell.
her attorney, called at the home OF
Briggs Sr., at Manchester, and secured
forcible possession of the little one, whose
whereabouts have until Tuesday been a
mystery.
The attorney for the defendant, A. E..
Horn, had Mrs. Briggs and her attorney
cited into court, and secured an order
directing them to return the child to it's
father within twenty-four hours. No at
tention was paid to this, and last Sat
urday Attorney Powell appeared before
Judge Jaggard on an order to show cause
why his client and himself should not
be punished for contempt At that hear
ing the attorney secured the discharge
of the order, as far as Mrs. Briggs was
concerned, on the ground that she had
not been personally served with the order.
The matter was continued, and last Tues
DAY the attorney was purged OF contempt
by the court. He had previously refused
to disclose the whereabouts of Mrs.
Briggs or of little Freddy, but finally told
the court that to the best of his knoWl-
edge both were at the home of Mrs. Briggs.
father in Wisconsin.
The divorce suit was instituted by Mrs.
Briggs on the alleged ground OF cruel
and inhuman treatment. The defndant
filed an answer also asking divorce, and
as punishment for the forctble seizure OF
the child Judge Jaggard stopped Mis-
Briggs allowance of temporary alimony,
and attached a clause to the order for
the production of the child In case of non
compliance withdrawing the divorce COM
plaint AS the order was not obeyed the
case will come up at the October term,
and a divorce granted to Frank Briggs
by default If the facts justify. 3
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-06-29

1, Assembly rooms, which was mainly
devoted to routine business. The enter
tainment committee reported favorable
progress, and asked for further time
Frederick Nehrhaughten wah initiated
and one application for membership was
referred to the committee of investiga-
ton. The union was visited by ]. H
McNally and r. M. Abel, a committee
from the trades and labor assembly, who
urged upon the members the great bene-
fit to be derived from loyal support of
the union label. The woodworkers. by a
vote of confidence, indorsed the action of
this committee. Trade was reported good
and men in demand Receipts of the
evening" $12; expenses 81 So
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-06-29
BOYS SAY HE'S THE MAN.
George f. Stezfens Charged With
Entfcing Them to Minneapolis.

George F. Steffens, formerly a member
of Company L, Twelfth Minnesota volun-
teers, was locked UP at the central sta
ton last evening on the charge of being
the person who, last Friday, enticed from
their homes, David Aronson, living at 454
dar street, and took the boys to Minne-
apolis, where, IL is alleged, they were
vilely use. The prisoner strenuously
denies that he is the person for whom
the authorities were looking, but the po-
lice say that both of the little boys have
identified Steffens.
The arrest was made in Minneapolis
through the agency of Clifford Schaub.
Steffens is thirty-flve years old, single
and of late has been living at the soldiers
home. He says he never before saw
either of the boys.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-06-29
Meals and Berths
On the Great Lakes.

The excursion tickets sold by the St.
via the Great Lakes include meals and
berths, and there are no more popular
boats, aioatt. than the India China
and Japan" to Buffalo, the Monarch.
Majestic to Collingwood, and the
Peerless and "Manitou' to Chicago.
For reservation of berths and tickets see
ST. Paul & Duluth agents
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-06-29
WILL TAKE A REST.
Admiral Sampson Granted Thirty
Day Vacation

NEWPORT, R. l., June 2S.-Rear Ad-
rniral William T. Sampson, commander
in chief of the North Atlantic SQUADRON.
after year and a half of almost con-
tinuous duty of the most arduous kind
has obtained leave of absence. The pa
pers from Secretary Long have reach
ed the admiral on board the f7agshir
New York, and on Wednesday, july < he
will haul down his pennant and 90
ashore for months vacation.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-06-29
Thrown From a Wheel.

Third street, was thrown from a bicycle
at Third and Jackson street last evening
and painfully injured. The bottom of his
trousers caught in the sprocket wheel.
Mr.. McDermott was thrown over the han
die bars with great force. He was at
tended by DR.. Marquis and taken to his
home.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-06-29
Lathers want a New Scale.

At the meeting of the St Paul lathers'
local union last evening in Hall No. 2,
Assembly rooms, a committee was ap-
pointed to wait on the boss plasterers
and try and arrange for a new schedule
of wages. The day set for the meeting
was Saturday, July l. Seven members
comprise the committee. Trade was re-
ported good and all fathers in Z city at
work. Receipts of the evening 81; no
eXpenSeS
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-06-29
SOCIAL BASIS OF CONSCIENCE.
Free Lecture by Prof. Royce at the
Peoples Church.

Prof. Josiah Royce, who is here con-
Quoting the entrance examination to Har-
ward university, has consented to deliver
free lecture at the Peoples church on
Saturday morning next at II o'clock The
time of the year is not favorable, but Dr.
Royce is so eminent a thinker and speak
er that 1t seemed a pity not to give our
cultivated circles an opportunity to see
and hear him.
He will take for his theme the Social
Basis of Conscience which will give h m
an ample opportunity to indicate his way
of thinking. DR.. Royce excels as a clear
and forcible speaker, with very direct
and illuminating style. The lecture will
no doubt attract1the very best people In
addition to the special friends of Harvard,
who are numerous. DIR. Smith will pre-
side at the lecture
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-06-29
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

~-~0~.~~~-~-~-oo~0~o
THE TRUSTEES OF THE STATE saw
ings Bank have declared semi-annual
dividend of per cent p. a., for the
period ending June 80, 80. Depositors
are requested to present their passbooks
for entry, after July 20, '99. Deposits
made on or before July Bird next will be
entitled to mos. interest on Jan. l, 1900.
J. NJ GOLDSMITH,
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-06-29
Don't Miss the Chance

To go West this summer via Northern
Pacific-Shasta route at small expense. N.
E. A low rates enable you to go to Wash
ington, Oregon and California for very
little money. You can go via one route
and return over another-have stop-overs-
go to N. E. A. or not, as you please. Ask
Northern Pacific agents about details.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-06-29
More Cheap Rates Via the "MiI-
xvauLxee1

Cheap excursion rates have been ar
ranged by the Chicago, Milwaukee & st.
Paul Railway company to a large num-
Der of points in the East, West and South;
in regard to which full Information should
be obtained before itineraries are ar
ranged by those contemplating business
or pleasure trip during the, summer. For
such information apply to Milwaukee
agents, or address ]. T. Conley, assistant
general passenger agent, st. Paul, MINI.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-06-29
Cheap Tickets to California

Will be sold in late June and early July
by the Santa Fe Route, at the time Of
the N. E. A. convention in Los Angeles.
Liberal step-overs and choice of return
routes. Particulars on application. The
Santa Fe Route is twenty-four to thirty
six hours shorter than any other. Address
Topeka & Santa Fe railway, GIT Guaranty
Bldg, Minneapolis, MINI.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-06-29
Candymakers, Election.

ST. Paul Candymakers Union No. %
will hold an election on Saturday next,
between the hours of 12 m. and / p. m /,
for the purpose of voting on the names
of candidates for officers in the Interna-
tional Union of Bakers and Confection-
ers, with whom the ST. Paul candymak-
ers are affiliated.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-06-29
CHEER A RECRUIT.
Member of the Militia EnIfsts I'm ~ =
U. S. Navy.

=. j: o'Toole, member of Company p
Fourth regiment, M. s. N. G., was ten.
oered surprise last evening at the ar
mory. OToole had his name enrolled
among tne naval recruits at the recruit
ing station in this city Friday last He
passed a satisfactory examination and
was duly enlisted in the United States
navy.
Last evening he called at the armory
to secure his discharge as a member of
Company B. 1t happened to be drill night
Tor the company, and when the news
spread that one Of the company had en-
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Los Observation-Disclosures.

Very low excursion rates to California
June q to July inclusive-good to ret,1rn
until unit Sept Sep 9Th. Is9savia The Northwest =
ern Line. C., st. p. M. & O. Ry. For
Ticket Agent. 3s5 Robert street, St. Paul.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-06-29
listed in the navy o,roole was given a

listed in the navy o'Toole was given a
hearty reception
Capt. Holten and Sergeant Lindgren
made short speeches, complimenting
-O'Toole, and the company gave the new
naval recruit three cheers and a tiger.
O'Toole, who resides at SAT Topping
street, will leave for San Francisco with
the other recruitsh who have enlisted
from this city Hnds Minneapolis. They
will remain at ahercoast until October
and then ship on to Hartford.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-06-29
SUMMER RESORTS.
SEA SIDE OR CoUNTRy.

Where will you find summer enjoy
ments? Decide for yourself from details
given In the m. s." Directory 1t tells
about the best Eastern Summer Hotels !:
rates, how to reach them, etc. Send pos
tai for It..
L 9OYER,s SONS. Publishers.
80 Wall St.. New York.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-06-29
Take Northern Pacif,c-sbas+a

Route to the coast and N. E. A. rates are
very low, and the finest scenery In the
West is thrown in. Inquire of any North
ern Pacific ticket agent for the various
rates and information in general
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-06-29

Articles of Incorporation were filed with
the bank examiner by the ,Amboy State
bank yesterday, with David Seror, of
Winnebago City, as president. The cap
ital stock Is SIS 000. .-,s-.-- :
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-06-29
Whist Tourney.
Amboy's New Bank.

In the ninth game of the whist tourney
last night the high score was won by
Metcalf and Jones'
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-06-29
Confession of a millionaire.

A millionaire confessed the secret of his
success in two Cwords-hard work He
said he put in the best part of his life in
gaining dollars and losing health, and
now he was putting in the other half In
spending dollars TO get back health. Moth
ing equals Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
for restoring health to the overtired body
and BRAIN It gets at the starting point
sieeplessness, dyspepsia and indigestion. :
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-06-29
N. E. A. Special s1eepers.

To the N. E: A. meeting at Los Angeles
run through tourist sleepers, leaving
Minneapolis June 26th and 29th via Col
crado Springs. Grand Canyon and the D.
& r. G. Ry.-the Scenic Route. Through
berth rate $500.
For space call on F. P Rutherford, C.
T A. 39f Robert St
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DEATHS.

WEBER-In st. Paul, Wednesday, June
B, Log, 1gnatius Weber, aged A years,
At ct. Joseph's hospital. Funeral from
]: w. Gross & Co.'S Undertaking rooms,
14S West Seventh street, Friday, June
80, 1899, at $3.50 a. m. Services at As
sumption church at a. m. Interment
at Calvary. Friends invited
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-06-29
VITAL STATISTICS.

VITAL STATISTICS.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Thomas J. Wilson, TilIie Tieman
Eamson M Rogers, Clarice Jahnike.
Charles Trainman, Christina Johnson.
BIRTHS
Mrs. ]. H. Barnard, 23O S. Exchange. girl.
Mrs. A. P. Keam, 692 Selby ay., girl
Mrs. Arneel Hollenbeck, 672 Ravine boy.
Mrs. David Cameron, 627 Randolph, girl.
Mrs. T. H. Wilkinson, 467 Martin. girl.
Mrs. John R. Maloney, 1131 Beech, girl.
DEATHS.
Mrs. Maggie Havens, Al yrs, 42s E. 7th.
c. A. Swanstrom, 81 yrs, 1884 Milwaukee.
Adr1a Carpenter, GA yrs, Astoria hotel
Lola Keller. II yrs, st. Joseph's hospital.
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EuEter and Provisions,

and 1o-pound jars choice Dairy, per
Extra choice Creamery, per pound. zoe
crown Brand Creamery Butter, in
and 5-pound jars, per pound ... 21c
Magaw's Fancy October make Cheese.
per pound. 1eo
Full Cream Minnesota Cheese, per
/>,IN,s''' -. .1212c
october make Young America Cheese.
Pc PouIIu' 121sc
Sat rig Tongues, per pound. ......... &c
2-pound tablet Goldfish. 1so
Honey, per pound. d........1 121hc
Summer Sausage, per pound. pic
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$s.7s DULUTH AND SUPERIOR ss.7

And Return Via ST. Paul & Duluth
Railroad.
On July 1. 2, 8 and the rate ST. Paul to
Duluth or West Superior and return will
be only $685. tickets good returning until
night train July 5. Why not spend the
Fourth of July at the Head of the
Lakes s'-always cool. Good hotels and
various excursions on big, blue Lake Su-
perior.