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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-15

gie neue Hiiben3uderfabrif in Weit Sab
Gttp in MiGigan 1T nabe3u fertig unb
fou am 20. .Nopember in 8etrieb genomz
men tper0en.
Sin Sarmer in s nbtana bepflan3te
beuer 3pan5ig Nder bisber %unbenuBten
5umpflanbes nit 8raut unb er6islt fir
ben Grtrae $4,000.
Die Nusit6ten fir bic Seleriepfldn5er
in Orange GountD, GaGifornien, iino
bieie Saifon ie6r giinitig. &dufer offeri@
rem BON 1925 Big 225 per Older, pie Die
9fGan5en i'm Tetbs iteben.
X x u
Die neue @ei3enIaat 1T in Der umgegenb
bon 9ermann in MiIfOuri 10 iipptg ge@
spa9fen, oaB piete Sarmer trodene5 Metter
erie6nen, I'm Die Jelber bur9 oas 8teb
abipeioen laifen gu tOnuen.
Die Wei5enfelber i'm gan3en S9uDlfiQz
54ale in BennDIpanten fargen an,
eelb gu perben, uno man pirb biele herz
ielben umpfligen. Gintge gIauben, baB bic
6eienftiege bas @etbperben berurIa9t.
Die Ruben3uderfabrif in Sgben, Il a b,
Apirb pd6reno Der iebigsn Gampagne ettpa
10000 Sons 8iiben perarbeiten. Die 8ez
f9uffenbeit Der 2eBteren ite6t Der Der Dorz
id6rigen Riiben mad, gu bieles 8etpGFern
14etnt bic 1rfa9e gu fein.
X X X
Sriebri9 M~aifenbauer BON G6tppepa
Sans in Misconin Eat BON Der Norz
t6ern Poctfic COMPANY 100000 Ncres
@al0betuaO gefuuft. 0ie7er Walp Iiegt at
Der pacifii6en &iiite, i'm tpeItli9en % a r.
in9ton, un0 tOftet $6,O00,0O0,
i, Steben Cure GrntegerGtbf9afz
ten nod brauBen auf ben 6eGbern2 Benn
oas Der san TT, 10 tDnnt SIR lriats 8efisres
tbun, ais iOfOrt o%n3uipunnen, tie gu DoIsn
1no an et1lem gegen Regen unO 6eu9ttsteit
eei9aBten Orte unter3ubringen.
Die aii6en3ufer=6obrit in pefin, silt
nots, bate bieies Su6r 1900 4der nit
3nderruben bepflon3t, pdbrenb 5armer
1000 4fer in Riiben batten. Die RIben
baben einen @ert6 BON 81 per Some, uni
re fuerOen i'm 9urdf9nitt 10 Sonnen bonn
2lder er3ielt.
Die 3u6srfa6rtt in ct, Souls part, Bel
gt Yo~t @innefOtu. fat iOl4e
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-15
5ur BeadtunoI

8riefe un6 i~onitige fir bic n0unbtp, gei>
lage" betimmten Mitt3eilungen a%Oreffire
man:
2anbpirt9f9aftIids 8~etGase
Der
SI1inoisS touts=3 eitung 9,
gbicago, 81.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-15

Maffen BON 3uderriiben empfangen, baB ite
fiG ge3pun9en iie6t, me6r ougeriduppen
gu bauen. Sic Sabrit tpirb biefes Sabr
etpa 100000 pfunb .3uder berlteuem.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-15
9ie Reoattipn II.

416. Sd babe mebrere iunge aiibe, bic
am Sa1s unb binter ben Sbren 9riiIenaez
IGpiilite baben. 8Dnnen Sic mir baosaen
eia pirtlames Mittel anseben2
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-15

Sn Oma6a, Nebrasta, fin0et am 5.
DECEMBER cine 8erfammlung Der nNmericau
Sect Sugar 4fOciatipn" itatt, an psl4sr
NQe, Die Der @nttpidlung unIerer Giiben=
3uderzSnbuitrie auf gel lumber Bats @rfolg
lpiini6en unb fOrbernb CUR Seite itebsn lpplz
len, tbetlnebnen fouten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-15

Die 3u6srfa6rt in st, Souls purt, Bel
81 paul. MinneiOta. bat fOI9e
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-15
Observation-Disclosures 8rieffaften.

ginem ieben 2efer lit bus 3s9t eing.>
rGumt, ii4 briefli9 OOer miinoiid an bic
8ebattion I'm Nustunft iiber beitimmte
Puntte gu member, tnel6e, Iopcit bas in
%unierer Ma4t liegt, gepdbrt perben mirb.
Mnfragen, benen niht Der Same unb bic
genuue 4orefie bes 5rugetelIers beigefiat
Itno, peroen ni9t beantportet.
Die Rebaftinn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-15

Sine aus 100 9eut19en beitsfenoe unO iid
vGbriHli6e 5o3iaIiiten" nenrenbe 8sieaz
19aft faufte an benz G6ippepa 5aa5 unb
Nortbernzs3peig Der Smabaz8abn in % isz
cDnftn4O 1000 Ncres Sarmlano uno bat cine
Station Ramens nSorona" segrinOet. Die
MnIebler bauen grOBe 9ebduoe unb 5tdQs
u1b perben bas 2anb na6 ,.O3ialifiI6en
ScSbeen b~earbeiten. sic tommen aus Norbz
beutf6lanb un0 iino iebr religtOs.
Cine 4n3abG prominenter Gu,ncpsr 9e@
f6dftgIente mar nsnliA in PstIM, Slli<
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-15

Sin Sarmsr in Snbtana bepflun3te
beuer 3pan3ig Nder bisber u~nbenubten
Sumpflanbes nit 8raut uno erbielt fir
Den grtraa $4,000.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-15

Die neue Mei3enfaat 1T in Der um9egenb
bon 9ermunn in % 10 iippig gez
spa6fen, oaB pies SurHer trodenes Wetter
eriebnen, I'M Die 5elOer burA oos 8isb
abpeioen lafen 3u f0nHen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-15
Kraut uno Ruben.

Tie neue Giibsn3uderfabrit in Meit Sab
Gttp in MiGigon 1T nabe3u fertig unb
fou am 20. .Nopember in 8etrieb genOmz
men tperben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-15

Steben Cure @rntege+Gt6f6ufz
ten nod brauBen auf ben 6elbern2 Benn
oas Der San 1T, 10 tDnnt SIR ni6t5 8eferes
tbun, ais iOfOrt %on3uipunnen, fe gu DoIsn
nn0 an einem gegen Regen unO 6eu9tigteit
geiddBten Srte unter3ubringen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-15

Die Nusfi6ten fir bic SeIeriepflan3er
in Orange Gountp, 6 aGifOrnten, iino
bieie Suifon ie6r giinitig. &Gufer offeriz
rem bon $125 Bis 225 per Qder, ME Die
gfIan3en i'm SeGbs fteben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-15

SIM Sabre 1898 murOen in q Or5z9a
fota 4,948,476 8funb Butter unb 49,
922 9funO Safe fubri3irt. On MiI9pirt9s
f6aften tpuroen 3,38O,725 pfunb M}ilG ab>
9egsben, a~disfubriten 9iebt es in 2un9Oon,
Dates, Monan9o, SEEM Salenr, 9.bron,
GUN Tmit6, Sofia, MiaOt, Rl1tlon6, @upnga,
Sabuna, Saplor, 8uniOm unb 9amline. Die
;3abG Der MiG9tiibe, tpelde ben Moltereien
Mil8 Gteferteu, betrus IN @taate 1888.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-15

UNI bic neue 3uderfaotif genalt gu
in1pi3iren unb iib iiber9aupt ijber Die 3uder@
riiben 8ultur SnfOrmationen gu Der@
19affen. Die 9erren fanben nctiirlic9 BON
cen geamten Der reuen SnouItrieanlags be-
reittpiQigites @ntgegsntommen uno baben
bel bes Sntereianten geisben un0 gelernt.
Die Quincper po1en nGmlih in ibrer eigez
men Gtabt cine Giiben5uderfabrit erri4ten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-15

6riebri6 Muifenbuuer BON Gbtppepu
Sans in @tsconin bat bon Der Norz
t6ern Pocific COMPANY 100000 Ncres
@alObetunD gefuuft. 0ieier Mulp liegt Oil
Der pacifif4en 8iifte, i'm tpeftIi9en % a b.
unb foitet $4,000, 600.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-15

GO~nereBmunn McgGearp bon 30 II e
o a bat bafir geiOrgt, buB @leepb @pe
ais cine Der Ortidaften auserfeben tpOroen
1T, mo Der 2anbbrieftrdgerOienit eingefiibrt
nerben Iou, Sobalb Die @in3el6eiten gez
orbnet unb Die n0tbigen @elOer ge5ogen
tperben t%0nnen, ioQ Der Nnfane gema9t
toerAsn
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-15

Marben Somlinfon bom Staat53uhthau1e
in & a a 3 lit bon Seem Dort 5uradgetebrt,
nofeI6it er a4t Waggonlabungen 9anf 5ur
6eritelung BON ginOfaben gefauTt bat, ST
6offt be 6abrit am 1, 9e3ember in getrieb
1eBen unb etnen geniigenben 8Orrat6 Gerielz
len gu t0nnen, UNI alien Nnforoerungen fir
bic nd9Ite 9aifon 3u g~eniigen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-15

Die Mei5enfelber i'm gunaen S6upItiQz
64aIe in PennfbIpanten fargen an,
gelb gu perben, uno man nirb biele berz
feIben umpftugen, Ginige gluu6sn, oaB bic
6ei7enfliege bas @elbper6en berurIa9t.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-04-11
In tlrant district.

GEoRGETows April. rot showed
yesterday, making, two OF the seven
Sundays-dont fail to note that fact.
There is new blacksmith shop erect
ed at Osgood, and some talk Of store
there in the near future.
The work is being pushed along rap
idly considering circumstances on the
new residence Of A. n Michael near
Arnettsville. g.
The saw mill OF Jones brothers has
moved from Stewards Run to J. n.
Michael's on Little Indian Creek.
The protraeted meeting at George
town which begun Monday night was
closed Friday night
There is some talk of some removals
OF some Of our citizens this week.
Georgetown recently had some little
excitement over the killing of a dog ac-
cused of killing sheep.
The sad news OF the death OF Or. A.
+. Stewart 81 Bloomington Ill on last
Tuesday was a shock to bis relations in
this section, by whom he was much es
teemed.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-04-11
Point Mari0ll.

Pr MARION, April l0-Mrs Anna G.
Hall is visiting her daughter, Mrs 4.
j. Cans.
Miss Cans began her school Monday
with fair attendance.
The re opening services of the NJ. +.
church were very interesting, several
ministers from abroad were present.
Work on the new NJ. p. church Is
progressing very rapidly.
Il. j. Conn and Miss Bell Kemp were
quietly married last night ut The resi-.
dence OF Mrs. Mary Conn. Shortly af-
ter Y O'Clock (midnight) the young
folks geve them rousing serenade. We
wish them a prosperous and happy vot
age through life.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-04-11

A SUBSCRIPTION to this paper will
cost you only ten cents week and you
will be told OF every happening of in
terest in the town, county and state
every night at supper.
OUR want Ads are what bring the
results. A few lines inserted in this
paper will in a few days deluge you
with applicants for what YOU want To
sell or rent.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-04-11

IF YOU want stylish and dressy
Shoe, buy Queen Quality at Hirsch
mans.
A. f. NETTLEToN's shoes are the
best in the world at Whittington's.
THE time is now here when those
interested in the health of themselves
or their neighbors will spare no eff
fort in the matter Of cleaning up and
around their premises. 1t has been
said that cleanliness is next to God
illness and it behooves every family
to look well to the sanitary condi
tion OF their premises before the ad
vent Of warm weather The refuse
and decayed matter OF cellars and
back Yards should be thoroughly
cleaned up followed by a free and
liberal use of disinfectants. A little
attention along this line at present
might save much trouble and ex-
pense in the future. Again we say,
clean up.
If your boy wears Shirt waists, you
can find a complete line of white and
colored ones at Hirschmans.
headache and NessraIgia cured by DR..
MILES PAIN PILLS. "One cent dose"
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-04-11
LOCAL MENTION.

TELEPHONE your orders TO Kidd
No. I59.
IT begins to look like Spring had
sprung with the days like they have
been to-day and yesterday but there
is no telling what is to happen within
the next few hours. We may have
another blizzard.
WE are not mind readers and can
only get the news by people telling
us. Please do your share to help
us keep up the best small daily in
the state.
MoReANTowN is certainly blessed
with a variety Of secret societies.
The most fastidious cannot but find
something to satisfy himself with
since there is such range to choose
from. All Of the leading societies are
represented and more are coming.
The w. G. L. u. has number of
very pretty pillows left from their
sale last night and they are selling
these to the people who like this
sort Of thing They are very fine
and are 80 be had cheap of Mrs.
Sturgiss
THE merchants are already very
conscious of the benefits Of a free
bridge and everyone in the county is
pleased with the move now that it has
been accomplished. The only kicking
possible came before the bridge was
made free. After that it was to argue
himself moss back if any one kick
ed on it.
LEwELLEN will not be in the game
on Saturday and it is generally be-
lieyed that the weakest team Of the
season will be opposed to w. u. P.
However since the latter has never
swiped us we can hope for victory.
The boys will win If the very best
playing they can do will turn the
trick
THE Queen Quality Shoe is noted
for its beauty, comfort and good wear
ing qualities. Hirschmans are the
Sole agents.
EVERYONE reads the Daily and if
you have any want that you would
like everyone to know about small
ad in this paper will bring the desired
result. 1t costs but little and the
results are big.
MEMS good shoes in light or heavy
weight for $1.00 at Waters, shoe store
Don't neglect to see Hirschman' $
line OF Carpets, Mattings, & Oil
Cloth before buying.
THE first practice of the baseball
season out Of doors was held in South
Morgantown on Monday afternoon.
The boys did well and showed that
with time all the kinks would come
out leaving them all right. The
grounds at the University will hardly
be gotten into shape by Saturday but
If there is good weather Col. Gilmore
will very closely initiate the man who
can get them into condition by that
time.
WHEN you want good groceries
come to Kidd's.
THE Imperial Shoe the most stylish
shoe in America. Used and sold in all
parts of the World At Whiting
tons.
FoR fancy Vests and Summer out
ing hannels for suitings. See
WELLINGTON
YES, every week we call your atten-
ton to our Shoe stock. We don't
want you to forget that our stock is
the largest, our prices the lowest.
Shoes not as represented made good.
HIRSCHMANs.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-04-11
For One Dollar.
q Pieces of Kitchen Assortment all
for One Dollar. Read the List.

No. ! Wash Basin.
ct. Dairy Pan.
at. Pudding Pan.
9-inch Pie Plates.
] Re-tinDed Sauce Pan.
10-inch Colander.
| 6 Cup Patent Deep Muffin Pan.
| Okla Iron Stove Pan.
! loot. Dish Kettle.
l IA ct. re-tinned Raising Pan.
Spice Scoop.
Large Dust Pan.
/ Box Crater.
| Pint Dipper.
Handle Gravey Strainer.
Soup Ladle.
| Pint Cup.
Pint Funnel
Japanned Pepper Box.
,Japanned Flour Dredge
! 3-inch Biscust Cutter.
3-inch Doughnut Cutter.
? ct. Coffee Boiler.
Twin Match Safe.
l Jewel Comb Case.
All the above articles for One Dol
lar at
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-04-11
FOR Sale.

A good Fertilizer for lawns, gar
dens or flowers, in large or small
packages at Hite's ware room.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-04-11

YES, every week we call your atten-
tion to our Shoe stock. We don't
want you to forget that our stock is
the largest, our prices the lowest.
Shoes not as represented made good.
HIRSCHMANS.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-26
NORTHWEST NEWS NOTES.

BARABOO Wis. Feb. 25.-WhiIe Ambrose
Delap and BERTHE Cooper were out hunting
yesterday, Delap's gun was dentally dis
charged, shooting Cooper, who died from the
effects Of the wound this morning. Cooper
was about 16 years OF age.
EAU CLAIRE, Wis, Feb. 25.-Poseph Reiter
Of the town of Seymour. was thrown from
his wagon by a runaway team. His skull
was fractured in two places and he sustained
a compound fracture Of the left arm. His
nose broken and his right arm dislocated
He cannot recover.
EAU CLAIRE, WIS. Feb. 25.-Ffrebugs
fired the residence Of Frank Parsons and
unoccupfed dwelling next door owned
by Isaac Nauman. When discovered 10th
buildings were burning on opposite t es
space of thirty feet intervenes between the
buildings and both were on fire on the first
floor. The Parsons were away. Loss esti-
mated 81. 600.
LA MARS, To-, Feb. 25.-John H. WincheIl
fled petition to have the court declare him
bankrupt He says he owes S35;ep9 and his
only asset is his hoQna. which IL exempt.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-26
MINNEAPOLIS BREVITIES,

MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. 25.-Among the small
losses of last night, as losses go in this fire.
was the destruction of Willis J. Ames' pop
corn wagon. Ames is the crippled man who
has for years sold popcorn in front of the
Tribune building.
After lingering illness of many months,
Miss Elizabeth NJ. Buxton, for many years
a resident Of this city, passed away at her
nome in Webster, N H., on Feb 49,
An interesting debate was held last even
ing at the university chapel hall between the
representatives of the Forum and Catalan
Literary societies
The meeting of the st. Andrews society for
the election of officers will be held on Tues
day evening, 2Sth at the Commercial club
The funeral services over the remains of
Frank A. Farnell will be held tomorrow after
noon at 2:SO o'clock from st. Paul's Swedish
Lutheran church.
The board Of trade is confronted with an
odd state of affairs as a result of the execu-
tive session Tuesday morning 1t has devel-
oped that the men recently nominated for Of
ncers Of the board have declined and mem
happen.
The new guns for Battery are expected
tomorrow
A mass meeting will be held in the Y. NJ
c a building Monday afternoon In the inter
est of the Frances Willard Temple in Chicago
Miss Eva Marshall Shontz will speak.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-26
what One Healthy Man Consumes
During Lifetime

Assuming that a man has a good appetite.
reasonable income and lives for 10 years
his average consumption of bread in all FERNS
OF baked Hour would be 10 tons, represented
IN bulk by 200 cubic feet-about the size OF
suburban villa; bacon. if placed end to
end four miles; chops sufficient to reach two
miles; beef equal to 90 fuIl-sized bullocks
representing monster standing Is feet high
and weighing over is tons: five tons of fish
10000 eggs, one ton Of butter, 336 pounds Of
cheese, vegetables enough to load a train of
cars; peas. alone, if in a single pod, three
and half miles long; Of sugar, 5000 pounds :
salt, Is hundredweight; pepper. eight pounds: :
mustard 100 cans.
Assuming that he drinks three pints of
fluid day, the total of this would be 76. 7eo
pints, or nearly 43 tons. While as for his
tobacco, the consumption OF the average
about $50 Geo.
Altogether, a man consumes about 1850
times his own weight of food and lfquid
IN 10 years. or, more exactly, he eats 53a.
tons of solids and drinks 42a. tons of fluids
If these 9615 tons of solids and liquids were
converted iI5o forms Of mechanical force
they would be sufficient TO raise ST 900 900 tons
one foot.-Globe Year Book and Almanac
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-26

OMAHA, Neb., Feb. 25.-Of the many
important transactions in connection
with the Burlington system, either past
or contemplated. that of the board Of
directors in deciding to raise SIC, 900 900
with which to purchase leased lines
and new equipment easily takes the
lead. While one Of the lines TO be
bought is the Keokuk & Western,
transaction which has been mentioned
already, the decision TO purchase out
right the Chicago, Burlington & North
ern comes as something of a surprise
to those not on the inside Of the COM
pany's management.
The Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Is now listed as a part of the Burling-
ton system. operated under a lease. It
extends from Oregon, Ill, to st. Paul
and Minneapolis, with a small branch
to the south, covering about 400 miles.
George B. Harris, second vice president
OF the Burlington system, is president
OF the road. In the direct purchase of
the road the Burlington will obViate all
the uncertainties connected with a
lease in this age of keen competition
among the large railroad companies.
In addition to providing for the pur-
chase of the two roads mentioned, S.
100000 of the money to be raised is to
be expended on new equipment for the
system.
In raising the money necessary to
carry out the plans of the directors a
new method is adopted. Instead of au-
thorizing an issue OF new bonds, as has
been customary with most roads and
placing them upon the open market,
the directors will go to the stockholders
Of the company and ask for SIG, 900, 600
in cash. In return for the cash the
stockholders will be given $4,000, 900 in
new 31a per cent bonds. secured by
mortgage on the line of the Burlington
east of the Mississippi. and as a bonus
for so doing. the stockholders ad-
vancing the money will be issued $4,-
000,0e0 of new stock in the enlarged
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-26

meeting of the special committee APP
pointed to consider the original eight
hour resolutions of Aid. Powers and
Rand. The former applied only to the
pumping stations and it was the Rand
measure that was all-embracing in it's
PROVISIONS. There was not much of a
stir at the meeting, for no one made
much of an opposition except Aid. Mer-
rill. Several amendments such as max
ing the minimum wages 81. per day
and providing that the resolution ap-
ply only on general work after March
l were introduced and dropped
The proposition had still an easier
time in the council meeting, for Aid
Merrill gracefully accepted the will Of
the majority.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-26
TEACHERS IN SESSION.
The Monthly Meeting of the Henne-
pin County Association Held

MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. 25.-The regu-
lar monthly meeting of the Hennepin
County Teachers association was held
at the court house today. After the
opening exercises and report of the
secretary, Mr.. Shaver of Long lake.
conducted the psychology lesson, which
was followed by paper on language
in the Lower Grades" by Mr.. Whitley.
Of Excelsior A recitation by a pupil
Of the Long Lake school, "a piano solo
by Miss Hattie Ahlberg, a duet by Miss
Harriet Coulter and Peter Sweeney.
and vocal solo by Miss Mabel Math-
cWS were also included in the morn
ing's programme
The afternoon programme was open-
ed with a lecture on The AnneXa ton
of Tropical Islands, by S. NJ owen.
which was followed in order by a reci-
tation by Miss Flhnmantraut. a piano
solo by Miss Eleanor Turner, trio bv
the Misses Patterson and an instrI-
mental duet by Mrs. V. Lewis and John
GIiiSe
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-26
MORE LAND WANTED.
Park commissioners Would Make
IniprOveI..e nts Mt Lake B.rr;a4

MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. 25.-At the meeting
OF the park board committee on improvements
t .i alternoon' Commissioner Jones urged
that soma action De taken in regard ~ tba
unused land north of Lake Harriet. This
cry VIII, some time this spring. be visited nv
W arrsn H. Manning, of Boston, one OF the
prominent landscape artists of the country.
aEu MT Jones desires that his services be
engaged to make plans for the proper improve.
ment OF the land. The committee did NOT
reel warranted in taking any action Secre-
tafy Ridgway was, however authorized r,
correspond with Mr.. Manning with the viey,
the property - %
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-26
Journalist Locked Tn.

- MINNEAPOLIS Feb. 25.-Henry Rose jour
naiist, London, Eng. strolled into the central
police station about o'clock this morning
and asked for a place to spend the night
He was provided with plank in the tramp
room. where he slept until o'clock Then.
to his great surprise. instead of being allowed
Maria, hauled to 5he police court and ar
ralgnsd on the charge of vagrancy
Henry was busily reading a small Bible
when his name was called by Clerk Nelson
but he stopped long enough to state that he
positively was not guilty. His case was
continued to Monday morning
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-26
May Cancel settlers, Rate.

General Passenger Agent Francis. Of the
Burlington, was in this city yesterday. IL is
understood that the Burlington objects to
the low settlers rate recently announced by
the Great Northern Northern Pacific and 500.
and that an effort will be made by the BurI-
ington 20 have the rates cancelled The
Burlington and other St. Paul-Chicago lines
do not give low rates and they fear the SEQ
will consequently cut into the passenger bust
ness from the East.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-26
Paper Hanging by Machtnerv

Paper hanging by machine is a German in
vention. The arrangement us,=d is provided
with a rod upon which the roll of paper is
placed A paste receptacle with a brushing
arrangement is attached in such a manner
that the paste is applied automatically ON the
back of the paper The end of the wallpaper is
fixed at the bottom of the wall and the in
strument rises on the wall and only needs
10 be set by one workman. While the wall
paper unrolls, and. provided with paste is
held against the wall, an elastic roller follows
on the outside. which presses it firmly to the
wall. When the Wallpaper has reached the
top the workman pulls a cord whereby it is
cut eff from the remainder of the roll
Globe Year Book and Almanac.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-26

WABASHA Mimi, Feb 25.-(special.) To
day Judge Paine. of this city discharged 8.
F. Fullerton, of the state game and fish
commission, from arrest. Some time ago Mr.
Fullerton burned number OF fish houses on
Lake Pepin, claiming that under the state
game law, they were a public nuisance He
was arrested for arson, and his examination
occupied several days. The justice holds that
as he was acting under the authority of the
state law he is protected thereby in q GRIM
inal action and that as there was no intent
to commit a crime none was committed