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Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-02-02
CONDITION or rHz FARMERS.


c-urrsspusdsncs of ths LetRw.
WoBcRsTKRs Mo-, Jan. S.-In the
issue Of the LEDGER Of Jan. % the at
tenfaon OF the farmers Il cailed to give
their opinion ~ to what the people
ought % do to make Mexico q thriv-
ing city. II you win allow me space
in your liberal paper / viii give my
opinion what win make Mexico q.
thriving toxn, a. wen as every town
on this continent.
FIRST Msxico's great interest is the
prosperity OF the farmers, AZ abe
is IN agricultural town; that is, she
gets her main supply from the rich
farming country In which she Is locat-
cd.
VIM. J. Bryan truly said in his fam
Gus speech to make the farmers pros
porous and you eoRId burn towns and
cities would rise up and fourish. Nov,
il anyone doubts the Sad condition Of
the farmer Of this county let them
notice tho ragged condition be IL com
PEELED to 60 in and then examine the
county records and ind that rs per
cent Of their homes are under mort
gage; he can then tell Why his ragged
condition.
I ind In the same issue Of your
valuable papers publication from The
Chicago Record in which &c gives The
valns Of farm products sold abroad.
which, IL claims, vas of great vaIus to
the farmer. He fails to state that
that value went to the pockets Of the
combines and shippers and not to the
farmer, who sold il st very near the
cost Of production. For instance, cot
ton sold at 4 and 5 cents per pound,
which is less than il can be produced
forget, claiming the farmer made
more money than sver before in the
history Of the country in that length Of
time.
You viii permit me to give some
statistics from the same Chicago Rec
ora. IL says that 2s55lsz55 persons re-
ceived assistance from charity in the
State Of New York last year. AT these
figures the great work of thu Catholic
Chucrh, which lie always giving aid to
the poor, viii show the fearful
condition right in the midst Of the
home of the trusts and combines.
claim the cazse of psnperism and
depression OF the farmer lie class leg
islstion in behalf Of the trusts and
combines. / now give yon my opinion
Of the remedy for all this sad condf-
ton / here speak Of:
Give us the Chicago platform with
Initiative added 90 as to make the peo-
pie sovereigns, and ". J.. Bryan for
President and Sibley, Of Pennsylvania,
for vice President then the farmer
viii prosper and Mexico viii prosper
accordingly. P. 3. UNDERWOOD.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-02-02
st Louls lave stock Market.

- A0AA1 AAbC 16VLA 4AAAHks
81. LOUIS, Feb. There was only
a small supply Of native cattle on
hand. Beef steers sold strong. Steers
sold from 50 90 to IS IS, feeders from
u to 81 50, stockers from 90 to "a Is,
cows from s1T5 TO q, heifers from
% rs 10 "a IS, bulls from q IS to ss IS.
HoGs-The bulk Of All the hogs, pIgs
not considered. sold At IS 20 TO g IS.
The pigs and light Hghts sold st IS 30
to 8 S. bulk 81 ss 80 to IS IS; light
hogs At % IS to 50 90; baik Al 50 60 to
e 70. Medium weights II IS to
% IS, buIk 1t g 20 to The
heavy culls sold At 8 to = %, snd fair
TO best heavy hogs % 20 70 e IS.
Good mixed hogs sold At IS s5 to % 50
and inferior to fair mixed scld at 8 20
10 90 60.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-02-02

For severe, lingering coughs, weak
lungs, bleeding from lungs, bronchitis,
asthma and consumption, in lie early
stages, DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery isa sovereign remedy. Il
not only cures the cough bat also
builds up the strength and fesh Of
those reduced below . healthy
standard BY ''wAsting diseases" VIII
not make fat folks more eorpuIent.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-02-02

IL The cas- Of / }. Sims against the
Chieaso & Alton Railroad, suit for
aiszss damages on account Of Gre
oznssS By the defendants engines,
he 5ary hroaght In q verdict Saturday
far the plssutfa fos ess2.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-02-02

Guaranteed to cure all cases Of In
digestion, Dyspepsiz, Sick Headache,
DeraaEed Liver, Heartburn and Con-
stipatiOn or money refunded. CSC q
box at Lewellyn's. edwin
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-02-02

THE Housz passed the Army =
organization biz Tuesday b. = vote Of
les 10 Is Hon. Champ Clark msds
alengthy aad vigorous characteristics
speech In opposition to tie passage
and was one Of the Iz5 who voted
AKAinat Is
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-02-02
WHITE GOODS SALE!|

Our WHITE GOODS A this year is a bigger
success than it has ever been in our history, because
we have a larger and more complete line to show you
than ever before. A few OF the things that go in this
sale we would like to make special mention OF, such as
INDIA LINENS, SwIssEs, MANSIONS, LONG CLOTHS,
PIQUEs, Burnley AND LoNsDALE CAMBRIcs, Cross
BARS, JAcoNETs, DMITIEs, LINENS, LINEN CAMBRIcs.
Our line OF Ladies' and Children's Muslin Underwear
is in better shape than it has ever been before-more
patterns to select from, better styles, prices popular.
We are showing all kinds and prices Of Table Linens
and napkins. Give US a trial on Linen. We can save
you money. We bought this line right and will sell
it Fighter. We can please any woman on earth in our
Lace and Embroidery Departments. If you are from
Missouri we can show you. Towels, Sheets, Pillow
Cases, Bolster Cases, Caunterpanes, go in this sale.
Come in and see what We have so you can tell your
neighbor. Hyou don't want to buy we won't make you.
g
M. R. WISE, Proprietor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-02-02

STOCK YARDS REPORT.
Hogs to-day, a5,OOOi strong.
Left over; 1887.
To-morrows estimate; 5000.
Cattle, 1900; strong.
Sheep, 1900; steady.
Mixed AID butchers, ss.e0@ss.s7k.
Extra heavy, 8 759s@.
Rough heavy, 50 eo@3.70.
Light, % 5@3so.
omaha-Hogs, 1000; cattle, 1850.
Kansas City Hogs, 1i,0O0i cattle,
1000.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-02-02
the Sd Day Of February,
A. d 1900
Irusieas SaIa

Whereas, Columbus q. Reton ans
Alice Ectons his wife, BY their certaIr
deed OF trust, dated Nov. fst. lsaa
and recorded in the Recorderss ofIir.
u Audrain County, Missouri, Ia Book
~ a Page B, Conveyed 10 the under.
signed trustee the following desoribeS
real estate situated In Audrain Counfv
Missouri, to-wit.
Inc east one half % of the north
east quarter % OF section ThIrtv-
three CS3), Township Fifty-One TkfA
Range Eight 90 wet, containing 4
acres more 3r less.
Which said conveyance was mads
IN Trust 70 secure the payment Of CO.
TAIN promissory notes In said dsea
described; and, whereas. a oosss
remain due and unpaid; and thsrs-
lore AZ the request OF the legal holder
o. SAID note, and BY authority of Inc
provisions OF said deed Of trust, I
will, on ~ q
Saturday, the 4th Day Of Pehrusrv
A. d. 1899,
Proceed 10 sell the property harss,.
before described, At public vendns =
the highest bidder, for caab. ~ a.
esst frOns door Ct the Court Hausa n
Mexico Missouri, between ne No.
~ nine O'Clock In the forenoon ana
ave O'Clock in the afternoon Of tss,
gay, to satisfy said debt ana tes
expenses OF executing this trusf
J. q. LAKENAN. Trnst..
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-02-02

NAT WETzEL, Of the commission firm
with which The Wiley boys, Of Mex
icosare interested, has purchased the
entire Colorado csntaloupe crop for
1888. They have = good thing.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-02-02

JAS MARSHALL vac went 10 Alaska
representing Mexico syndicAte, is on
his way home. Jim has had . hard
time Of it and his many friends IN
Mexico vii be glad to know thai he
b alive and vel and VIA come back
home 70 stay. When the KlOndyke
craze was 81 its height here me Mex
leo LEDGER stalled thai more money
could be dug out Of Aucrain county
than out OF Alaska They all come
back-that IS, AL that a get back
and in the future viii follow the LED
eER's advice and ''dig il ont in grand
old Audrain.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-02-02

TIE LEDsEE 10 glad 70 see thai
some OF our Law makers n opposed
10 the tree and easy way in which =
man can get clear OF one wife and GET
another. Couples who seek divorces
for the purpose OF again marrying
shenlo DO % before Mr.. Hubb&ro's bua
Il enacted BY the Missouri Legislature,
Il, indeed, il ever Goes receive The
sanction Of the Assembly. His bln
would make il a PenltsEtiAry ossnse
for any person to remArry within I'VE
years after Obtaining 3 divorce.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-02-02
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKETS

Received oFsr MeLAin Bros private wire. Once
oFsr HathzEzy 4 EszthA Car h.z Of eorn
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-02-02


HoS. RICHARD DALTON, of Saver
ton, No, delivered q most interesting
address before the Mexico Democrats
Club on Monday night and was listen
ed 10 BY 8 large and enthusiastic audi
ence- We are sorry that we cannot
give Col Dalton's address in fun, but
BE speaks without notes and we are
only able to briefly review it in anoth-
er column. Col Dalton, when a c&n-
didate for Governor OF Missouri, made
many and arm friends in Andrain
County who were very much pleased
with the manly way in which be took
his defeat. Col. Dalton lie q man Of
ideas and is not afraid 10 advocate
what be thinks Is best for his country.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-02-02

Mrs- Green Clay hss received word
from Bay st. Louis, Miss, announcing
the death OF her brother, Levin
Rhodes. Deceased was about 80 years
Of age and vas known In Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-02-02


"PEcK" MEAD, q prominent Chicago
& Alton engineer, formerly of this
city, now Of Slater, No, and valiant
and true Democrat, is bitterly oppos-
ed TO the proposed reduction OF rail-
road fare from three cents to two
ceniE per mile. Mr.. Mead says that
the Railroad Companies viii nave TO
reduce their employees wages II this
law Is passed. Along this line he takes
The position that the Democratic party
has always claimed shat the Repubh-
cans, especially under q gold standard,
would reduce the pay OF isborers,"
and now he says 1t will be outrageous
for the Democrats Of Missouri, a State
which ts roek-ribbed and dyed-in-the-
wool for Democracy, to establish q law
which viii reduce wages. Anybody
that knows MIR. Mead at all knows that
he h honest and most earnest when be
says that he believes "that nothing
win tend toward placing Missouri in
the Republican column more than
the passage Of such a Law BY q Demo-
cratic Legislature
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-02-02
BridgeMen
TAKE NOTICE.
On the 9Th Day Of February,
,ooo an a o,rro cv n =.

ASC~f 80 S8SSA
TIE contract win be let for repairing
the following bridges to the lowest
bidder, subject TO the approval Of the
County Court OF Audrain County, Mis-
souri,, to-wit:
The Judy bridge in section 80, town
ship 50, range IL west.
The Upton bridge, between sections
"a and "a, township 50, range II.
The Joe Fennewaid bridge, between
sections 3 and "a, townships 50 and 81,
range a.
The Jim Scott bridge, between sec
lions % and SO, township 81, range 7.
The Judge shobe bridge, between
sections Is and II, township 81, ranger.
Specifications can be seen at the
County Surveyors Office.
Contracts will be let at the east
front door Of the Court House.
R. 8. MCKINNEY,
County Surveyor.
Mexico, NO., Jan. II, 1899.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-02-02

". 3. srsldirg died st Paris, MO,
Sunday Of Hfight's disease. RIr.spald.
Ing va an old cifizsn Of Paris, ana
had bean IN the furniture bushes,
there mani 1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-02-02
T[usiea.s SaIa

Whereas, Charles NJ. Carter and
Alice s. Carter, his wife, by their q
tain deed of trust, dated Oct. 18Th,
1892, and recorded in the Recorders
Office in Audrain County, Missouri. m
Book,10 |, at page SOL, conveyed to The
undersigned trustee the following de-
ecribed real estate situated in Audrain
County, Missouri, to- wit;
The southeast fourth % of the
northeast quarter % and the north
east fourth % Of the southeast quar-
ter % OF section Thirty Three (s3l,
Township Fifty-fhree (5S) north.
Range Nine (e) west of the 9Th P. NJ.
containing eighty ESQ., acres, mors or
less.
Which said conveyance vas made
IN trust to secure the payment OF 4
certain promissory note in said deed
describedi and, whereas, said note
remains due and unpaid; and there
FORE al the request OF the legal holder
said note, and by authority Of the
provisions OF said deed OF trust, |
viii, on
the Sd Day Of February.
A. D. 1899,
Proceed to cell the property herein
before described, at public vendue. 10
the highest bidder, for cash, al The
front door Of the Court HOUSE,. IN
Mexico, Missouri, between the hours
nine O'Clock In the forenoon ana
nve O'Clock in the afternoon OF that
day, to satisfy said debt ana the
expenses Of executing this trust.
II. A. RIOKErTS, Trustee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-02-02

Q. l. stuaF. was . business visitor
from Ruuh HIN to-day.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-13
HOME FROM MANILA.
List of Passengers Who Returned by
the Transport st. Paul.

List of ofsPassengers Who Returned by
the Transport st. Paul.
= SAN FRANCISCO, June 12.-The follows
Ing passengers returned from Manila, on
the transport ST. Paul:
Fred Bell, J. Boothby, George K. Bra
den, Corporal B. R. Camp, s., b. Calligan.
Alexander Coulter, A. II. Curtis, Cor
poral Otto Engle, H. H Esccidio. Ser
geant Fletcher Harrison, Sergeant Calvin
a. 4 HilI' Private M. ]. Hill, Corporal A. A.
Hoff, j. NJ. Henderson, Clinton Holstradt.
John A; johnson, Lawton e. Keyes, Ser,
geant Kiplinger, Corporal James B. Kill
bourne, Assistant Surgeon l. B.. Eadd.
Albert Miles. Corporal Albert McManus'
B.,tA 3; Misser. sea. John Roberts, E. W. Sloan,
Fr1tz Schaff, Harry A. Syms, Sergeant
Charles Thompson, Corporal G. Thomp-
son, Lieut.: J. M. Tampsett, John II. Vail.
ernest Wilcox, William Wells, Douglas
Young, Pallinalio Arrivela, ,Jno Muirhead
II. Boothby, A. Coulter II. Johnson.
The transport will at once be prepared
Tor trip to Alaska with three companies
OF the Seventh infantry for Col. Rays
command
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-13
TRAINS LAID OUT.
Sunday Nights Rain Storm Dam
aged Several of the Tracks.

Considerable damage was reported yes
terday along the lines of the Omaha, Mil
Waukee and Burlington, as a result of
Sunday nights severe rain storms in
Southern Minnesota, Wisconsin and Iowa.
Passengers leaving Chicago Sunday
morning were delayed twelve hours on
some lines, arriving yesterday afternoon.
The Omaha was washed out near Ell
roy, Wis, and trains considerably de-
layed. The track was relaid and trains
were able to pass at noon. The Chicago
through train, due here at $40, arrived
at 1890 p. m, and No. 2 over the western
division, due at 7:25 a. M, came in at
12:45. No. 8, the Chicago passenger, ar
rived at 2:05 p. M, two hours and a half
late. The morning train over the Gilmore
line, due at 7:25, arrived at 1890
The Burlington found a badly damaged
track near Trempeleau, Wis, and trains
were held at Grand Crossing, awaiting
repairs. Nothing definite concerning the
damage done could be learned at the
general offices, as detailed reports had
not yet come in. The morning train, due
to arrive in st. Paul at 7:4j, was aban-
doned, and the 1855 train did not arrive
until 2:15
The Milwaukee suffered the heaviest of
all the roads. bridge at Eggleston was
washed out, but 1t was a small one and
was soon temporarily repaired At Kings
Cooley, near Lake City, the track was
damaged, and at Homer more damage
was done. At Minnesota City bridges
and track were washed away A spur
train was run in from Wabasha. arriving
here last evening, but that was the only
train that came in over the road. The
fast mail train was abandoned The
morning passenger train over the Iowa
and Minnesota division, due at o:2O. ar
rived later in the day.
The damage on all three lines is being
repaired and today's trains will run on
schedule time again. Crews are at work
on the Omaha near Elroy and the Bur-
lington and Milwaukee also have con-
strucuon gangs out relaying track and
repairing damaged road bed. The Great
Western and Wisconsin Central were not
affected by the storm, which, did not
cause much damage on their routes.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-13
: CAUSE of ANXIETY.
Fact That the Wisconsin Central
Train CouIdn't BE Located.

Considerable. anxiety was occasioned
around the union station last night on
account of rumors that the Wisconsin
Central express. which left at 7:4O for
Chicago, had encountered a washout at
some unknown point along the line All
wires were down, and the St. Paul office
could not get Stevens Point or any sta
ton west, with the exception of North
st. Paul. The train could not be located
and up to an early hour this morning
no one kneew whether or not it had sue
ceeded in pulling through as far as New
= Richmond, the scene Of the cyclone
where all wires were down.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-13
PANDo IN POWER.
Minister Bridgeman Tells of the
Revolution In Bolivia.

NEW YORK, June 12.-George H.
Bridgeman, United States minister to
Bolivia, arrived in New York today on
the steamer Fiance. Speaking of the
revolution, which began in Bolivia about
the middle of January, Mr.. Bridgeman
said:
Although the excuse for the revolu-
tion was supposed to be a dispute regard
ing the location of the seat of govern
ment, 1t was really in the interest of Col
Pando, the insurgent leader. The revo
luton was ended early In April by a de-
cisive battle near Osuro. Pando, with
desperate courage and bold maneuver-
ing, plucking victory out of defeat
"Col. Pando is a strong, wise and tact
full leader. He should make good pres
ident, and If he receives the support he
deserves there should be a marked i'm
provement in the general conditions of
Bolivia"
Mr. Bridgeman thinks 1t will be three
months before President Pando will have
organized his cabinet
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-13
BULLETIN of
IMPORTANT NEWS OF THE DAY

Weather Forecast for St Paul:
Showers: Variable winds.
Fatal Wisconsin Cyclone.
Severe st. Paul Storm.
White Bear Boat Beaten.
Relief Train Sent Out.
2-MOre Pay for Teachers.
McCardy Makes Charges.
3-Minneapo1is Matters.
Details of Storm.
4-Edft0riaI.
DuPuy DepOsed.
Honor for Gomez.
5-Sporting News.
Saints Defeated.
Millers Win.
Street Car Strike.
6-Markets of the World.
Bar silver 80 I-2c.
Chicago July Wheat, rs I-s-3-Sc
Stocks Stronger.
7-St. Paul Social News.
News of the Railroads.
SIN the Field of Labor.
Synod Session.
Contest Over Cash.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-13
TRAINS DELAYED.
Burlington and Wisconsin Central
Alone Leave for Chicago.


The storm delayed all the Chicago
trains last evening, with the exception
of the Wisconsin Central and Burling-
ton roads. At midnight the Omaha and
Milwaukee trains were at the depot
awaiting orders.
The Omaha officials were advised at
1890 that washout three miles east of
Hudson had dug out both tracks for
distance of fifty feet, and crews were
sent out from Saltwater and Hudson to
repair the damage.
The train on the Omaha from Sioux
City, due in ST. Paul at 6:55, did not
reach the. union depot until II O'clock.
There was a washout at Hamilton, and
the train had to use the Minneapolis &
st. Louis tracks TO reach Minneapolis.
The I, & M, train on the Milwaukee,
due in st. Paul at $50, was delayed by
the storm at Mendoza, and did not reach
ST. Paul until 10:39. 1t was sent to Min
neapolis from Mendoza, and then around
the short line. t7s'z =
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-13
ADDITIONAL CONFIRMATION.
Fire Added to the Horrors of Wreck
at New Richmond.

A special telegram received by the
G O b e from Burkhardt a town eleven
miles south of New Richmond, at 2:30
o'clock this morning, stated that the town
of New Richmond had been practically
wiped out by the cyclone and that fire
had added its terror to the scene. 1t was
stated that the fallen buildings were
burning, and that it was feared that
many bodies would be consumed. ami
perhaps some of those injured and PIN
toned in the swreckage might be burned
before assistance could reach them. No
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-13
ARRANGEMENTS MADE FOR
TRANSFER IN THE EVENT
OF A WASHOUT
SPECIAL LEFT AT MIDNIGHT
Owing to Break In the Line the
Wisconsin Central Was Unable
to Take Out the Relief Corps as
Was at First Intended-List
of Those Who Were in the
Party.

A special train left the union depot at
1:5S p. m. last night, over the Omaha
line, for New Richmond, the scene of
yesterdays cyclone, carrying physicians
and nurses to the relief of the sufferers
Owing to a washout on the Omaha near
Hudson, the north Wisconsin passenger
train, which was to have carried the ply
sicians and nurses, did not pull out.
General Superintendent Stuart ordered
special made up at II o'clock, and the
doctors were notified. The train carried
abundance of supplies and surgical ap-
pliances. 1t was intended to run along
until washout was encountered and
then transfer the passengers across the
break in the line to where a second train
was expected to be held in waiting for
them. The physicians were headed by
DR.. Knox Bacon. Others in the party
were DR.. w. D. Kelly, DR.. Dunning, Dr.
Ball and DR.. Grout, of st. Paul; DR.. ]. B.
Cox, of Spooner, Wis, and Mary Nc
Leod, Jessie Turney and Madge Swan,
nurses of st. Paul.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-13
.NEW RICHMOND WIPED OI1T
Hundreds Reported to Have Been
Killed or Injured by Cyclone
in Wisconsin.
BUSINESS PORTION OF TOWN IS IN RUINS

Buildings Scattered About Like KndIing by the
Force of the Wnd-Estimates Place the Total
OF Casualties as High as 5oo--News of the Dis
aster Confirmed by an Official of the Wisconsin
Central Road--Reef Train Bearing Doctors
ana Nurses Sent From ST. Paul Shortly Before
nidnight--Stricken City in Urgent Need of
Hedcal Aid--Relief Sent From saltwater
Details OF the Disaster Are Still neagre
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-13
YELLOW FEVER RAGING.

Forty-Nine New Cases Reported at
Very Cruz Saturday.
VERA CRUZ, Mex, June 12.-There
were forty-nine new cases of yellow fever
here Saturday. Death rate continues ex-
traordinarily large.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-13
VERDICT OF AcQUITAL.

Sudden Termination of the FOun-
tain Murder Trial.
HILLSBORO, N. NJ, June 12.-oliyer
Lee and James Gililland were acquitted
of the murder of Henry Fountain the
son of Col. A. Jfl Fountain, shortly after
midnight. The jury was closeted but
. seven minutes.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-13
MR.. M'GIFFERTs BOOKS.
They Will Be Looked Into by a Com
mission

mission.
NEW YORK, June 12-Prof. McGiffert.
OF the Union Theological seminary whose
pook has caused SO much discussion
among the Presbyterians because of his
differences of opinion regarding the in
splration of the Bible, divinity of Christ
and the Lords supper, will have his
books. looked into by the commission
which was appointed at the meeting of
the presbytery held today This action
was taken on a message received from
the general assembly The report of the
commission will be made on the ortho-
doxy of Dr. McGiffert's books not later
than next November.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-13
APPEAL FOR AID.

st. Paul Travelling Man Drives to
Eau Claire With News.
EAU CLAIRE, Wis, June 13,-Two men
w, w, Beeby, druggist and Ed Lugert,
a travelingman from st. Paul, drove
from New Richmond to Roberts and
Eau Claire and Chippewa Falls for medi-
cal aid
They stated that a tornado struck New
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-13
BLooDHoUNDs CALLED IN.
VIII BE Put Upon Trail of U. p
Robbers.

CHEYENNE, Wye, June l2-Thres
trained bloodhounds from Beatrice Neb,
were sent from here ~by special train to
the point where Curry and one of the
Roberts brothers, alleged participants in
the Union Pacific robbery, were seen Fri
day evening and positively identified. The
dogs will be started on their trail
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-13
OCEAN LINERS.

OCEAN LINERS.
NEW YORK-Arrived: Bowie, LIVER
pool.
ERPOOL-Arrived: Philadelphia,
Boston.
York
GLASGOW-Arrived: Pomneranian
Montreal; City of Rome, New York.
ANIW NV MWEHP-Arrived: Kensington, New
YokoHAMA-Arrived: Glenogle, Ia
AUCKLAND Sailed: Mariposa, San
Francisco
sYDNEY, N. S. W.-Arrfved: Monawa,
San Francisco etc.
DELAWARE BREAKWATER-Pa
IN; Belgenland, Liverpool for Phila-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-13

estimate was given of the total of casual
ties beyond the statement that it was
large.