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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-28

limb bur9 fire 8rutaIitdt in Der @erni3z
tp1ng 10 pieler Griiten3en arbeiten Die amerI7
fantI9en Sruts barauf bin, baB Der bro
6enbe uebergang BON ibrem Spitem Der
Dfonomif8en 9erri9uft Weniger in Elm Sp>
item Der Sci ammtprobuttiOn ni4t, pie 8ez
BEL unb anbere pp6lmeinenOe SO5ialiiten
fir 0entI9Ganb trdumen, cine friebli9e
@~bolution, fonbern cine fur3tbare &epoluz
tipn tpirD.
&ura = Die gefd6rGi9ften 9O3ialreDolu=
tiondre, tpenn audi gang tpiOer ibren WtGen,
iinb uniere ameritanii@en Sruff4Opfer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-28
SewcD Tito 0arragMt.

Abmiral 0etpep 1T ieBt auf ietner 6eim@
fabrt glidli9 auf @eDlDn angefommen; unn
audi bort nirb er einige Sage berpetlen.
ST fat e6en gar feline 2uit NIT ietner iber
bic @9nur 6auenben ameritanii9en Nnz
betern in 8~erii6rung gu fpmr1en uno fu9t
bas 3ufammentreffen NIT ibnen m0glt4t
binaus3uI9ieben.
Sn5pif9en bat Der fa9oeritdnOige engz
lifde 2Drb 8rafep cine &ritit iibsr
0etpeb's Shat berDffentli9t. @r giebt gu,
Dab bas 8erfenfen Der fpanii9en Slotte n
Manila bur9 9etpep an unb fir ii4 5tpar
cine tiiGtige, aber feline auBerorbentl!he
8Dabringung mar, inbem Die oorttge ipaz
ntf4e SlDtte it4 i'm 8erglei4e nit Der amsz
ritaniI9en in einem elenben 3uitanoe Bee
fanb, Die gr0Be Der Sbut 0epep's piro
bon 2orb 8rafieb 10 S%efinirt:
vOas in bic Manila<8ai fii6renbe So9r<
nafer tit a9ttau1enb 0arOs brett uno be-
quem f9tffbar unb tpnnte Nd4ts ntht ntrt@
lam bur9 Nrtiueriefeuer pertbelotgt !peroen.
Qber es paren Minen BARN, tpelftn Der
8olfsglaube cine grobe moralti9e Wlrt1n9
5uI9reibt. Snbem 9etpep BON allen 9ez
fa6ren a61d6 unD geraDe auf ben @egenz
itano Ietnes Mngriffs, bas fetnoGi4e Sc
f6nuoer, losging, 6eFolqte er bic beiten fee
mGnnif6en 11eberlieferungen unb oerOtente
ieinen @rfotg bol7tGnbtg. pie Sespatfe
Der 8~ereinigten Stdaten i'm fernen Often,
gum 8rieg bereit ,pie es bieie Wdffs ltet2
1ein 1oIte,, mar i'm Stanoe, cine Wpd]e 11af
@mpfanq BON 8efeblen etreu 19foeten
@9lag unb @trei9 gu fii9ren, obglsid1 Del
nG&Te rationale 6afen iie6entauieno U}st-
len "entfernt mar"
Oieie gere9te S9Gbung BON Setten eli
nes englif9en Sadmannes, Der NIT ielner
Nnerfennung elmer groBen amerttanltden
iee1nGnnii9en Shat UNI 10 reniger tar9t,
als gegenpGrtig 3pifden Gngldnoerrl 1laO
Mmeritanern cine @ereinbdrung CUR gege1>
fettieen REMEMBERING beitebt, trtfft baS
Ri6tige. ODD Io19e rihtige @9dbungen
Der Shat 0epep's tperben felt etnem Sabre
iibertGubt BON u~niinnigen Weber 13dBurs
gen berfelben. Sn maBlofer Sen1dttons1
Tu4t rnb Gttelteit fteaen Die geraul9oouen
amerifanif9en 8epunberer Oetpep's ietr1e
@eefriegst6at iiber iebe unbere in Der @ez
f6i6te bagepeTene. 9as 1T aber Elm I'm
re6t niAt nur gegen bic grOBte1 Seebeloen
Der alten @elt. fonbern AUDI gegen mebrere
amerifanif9e @eebelben, aumal gegen PerrD
BEN @ieger i'm GrieIee uno nod mebr 9egen
Sarragut, ben Sieger bonn untern mil
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-28
Ser Nmken Der @anttne.

8egen Der inn leBten NrmeesgeleB an
georbneten Qbi6affung Der adntinen bat
Der &riegsminifter, Der ii4 penigitens in
biefer Srage gut bdlt, cine umfrage BEL ben
Regiments berften unb Ppitenz8efe6ls6az
bern angsorbnet, unb Die Bis babin eingetrofz
fenen Nntporten fpre4en ii4 10 gut ME
einftimmig fir bic 8eibebaItung berieGben
aus. 0ie meiIten ertlGren geraoe5u, baB Der
Gerfauf bon 8ier, Sabud unb ti9lenDen
@etrGnfen inner6alb Der Poiten auf bic Dis
aipGin uno bic Sitten Der SolOuten cine iehr
g~iinitige ginpirtung gebabt babe, unb naz
mentli8 aud bepirft bat, baB Die elenbet
&neipen, bic man frii6er Itets in Der l1mz
gegenb bon Militdrpoiten unO &ufernen
fanb, unb in benen bic Soloaten nit i9le4=
tenn @6isteb bergiftet, betrunfen gema4t,
unb oft beroubt unb fogar ermorbet plbr=
ben, bertrie6en tporoen iinb. Sin isber
8eri9t felt feit, bdB Die SOlbaten pda
8ier benz 0bisfep bpr5ieben, uuh baiielbe
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-28
oas .,e4te frams0ef@e mtntFertnm,

S6liebli9 fat, banf Der uneri9iitterli9e1
Gube unb Seiti9teit bes Yrditbenten 2ou6et,
WaloedzRoufeau es bo8 ferti9 ge6ra6t, Elm
Miniiterium gu bilben, Elm Miniteriam frei@
li9, peltes in auffauenberer WeiIe als je
8ubor oas Sprii9mort bepdgrbsitet:
Politics make strange bedfellows".
Senn tpenn Oafe1be au9 Der Me6r3a6l na9
aus 9emdBigten Republitanern betebt, 10 err
bliden mir bartn bod bret Soctoliiten b0n
Der rabifaliten Gi6tung, burunter MtIez
ronb, unb baneben ben &pmmuniften 9enter
@eueral @alltfet, nod baou ais &riegsz
mtniItsr.
Qber biefe MGnner baben ii9 in biefsr
Stunte Der 91pt6 bic 6Gnbe gerei6t, UNI Sc
redttgteit 8u iiben unb Srantrei4 Dor ben
S9reden elmer Rebplutipn unb Des Siirgerz
frieges 3u betpa6ren.
Die berbOrra9enbite Si9ur i'm netten Sd
binet lit pbne3meifel @eneral @alifet. Sbz
gei9 i'm 9er5eu entf9iebener 8opaliit unb
Reuttiondr, bat er bod Der &epublif e6enIp
treu geOient, tpte peilanb Dem &atferrei9e
Wtit berIel6en Sapferteit, nit tpel9er er am
1. September 1870 in Der S9la9t bon Sez
ban an Der Spibe Der fran3Ofii4en Geiterel
ben berii6mten Nngrtff auf Die preuBifd:
Snfanterie bel SLIDING ma9te, nabm er i'm
W}Gr3 1871 ais 9efe6lsbober elmer Brigade
Der Nrmee bon 8erIaiQes an benz Sample
gegen Die &pmmune un6 beren NieDerperz
flung 86eil, nobel er ft4 freiGi9 AUDI ben &uI
unna9ii9tli9er unb grauIamer Strenge err
tparb. Spdter 5et9nete er ii9 in Nfrifa aus.
gr gilt als elmer Der beIten &apalertez 6ii6rer
Der @egenipart, unb bas iebtge fran30ftIdf
8abaleriez 9fegIement lit fein Wert. Sell
1886, tpo er bur9 8~oulanger Ieiner Stelz
flung als Mitgtteb bes 8rieg8rat6es UNI
prGiibent bes &aDaGertezG omttes entIeBi
tpur0e, 1T er ni9t me6r aftib tbdtig yeheIsn
@aQtfet lit @plbat bonn @9eitel BIS su1
3e6e, u1b empfinbet Die 59rna9 ttef tpel9l
bur9 bic 9repfuszNngeIegen6eit auf be DR.
NEE getporfen 1T. N6er er 1T Der 4nIidt
baB bieieG6e niAt burA MISUNDERSTANDING
zines @erbre9ens eetilgt un0 abgelpaI9er
tperben fam, ionbern Dur9 @ere4tigz
felt unb 8eitrafung Der S9uloigen. 0e3=
bulb lit feline @rnennung gum 8riegsr1iniTte
BON 10 GROCER 8ebeutung, ltno ebenfo besz
6alb, neil fetn Nnberer 10 bas 3eug bat
eirren beriuhten Nufrlt6r nieber5ui4lager
unb bic @9ulbtgen our HeGenf9aft 81
3is6en.
5reiltd6, tpte Gange bies Mintterium itd
&pirb 9aItsn %f0nnen, peiB man ni4t. Die
politif4en Wabrfager geben inn nur ein(
3eit bon menigen Sagen. Nber es fpQte unS
ni9t punbern, tpenn Der PrdIioent bon lei
mem berfafungsmdBigen Re4te @ebrauf
madt, Die &ammer orf5ul0ien unb an 0as
2anO GIT appe1iren, fans IsBtere Oeriu4t, auf
biefes Minifterium Our9 Elm W}tBttauerS=
botum 3u ~itir3en.
SebenfaGs finb bic Sage Der &ufregunQ
fir 5ranfrei9 mod ni9t Dorbei.
0a9f8rtft. Settler bat bas nen(
Mtniterium BON betben 9duYern Der Ratioz
nalpertretung elm @ertrduenSpD>
erbalten, bonn Genat Elm beina6e elm
ftimmiges, bom 9aufe Elm fnuppss.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-28
afe Aak ,peaen erafltems.

Dis bas 9ebebe unIerer @elben gegen
0euti6lanb am I9limmften tpar, Dd er1ob
ii9 unter ben bielen liignerif9en Beld1ulotz
gungen gegen ben beutf6en &aiIer al1h Die,
er moGe bic fibli9en Probin5et 8rafiltens
gu cinem groBen beutI6en @plontdlreiAe gez
italten unb tie aGmG9li9 gang BON 8raitllen
%trennen, I'm aus i6nen einen amerttal1Il9e
8e1tanbt6eil bes 0eutT9en Rei6es gu maz
6en unb bann bon bieiem iibumerIfant1 4en
Stiid Seuti9Ganb aus feline 9ebel ge5en bi.
@ereinigten Staaten unb lire Monroes0otz
trim an3uIeBen.
Ser bsutI6e 8aifer, in feiner austpdrttz
gen POlttit Elm iebr tlarer &opf, 1T ndtiirz
lt4 iol9' al6erner 6irngeipinn tie unTdbi9.
46er ni4t leugnen ldBt es ii6, bab ein5elne
0erriidte @olOniali9tpdrmer in 9erti4ldno
berartige toGe pGdne uuS6edten uno tie in
beuti4ldnbii9en gGdttern anprtelen. 9oA
iinb tie faum ernft 3u m9men.
2eiber aber giebt es in Oeutl9lano cine
9ribatgeIeG16aft, nel9e duf'3 gifriqte
beutl6e @uSpanberung na4 SiiObrafilien
gu Ienfen iu3t. Gs lit bies bic r9onieatii9s
GpIonialgefeQi9aft". Der es aber ni9t nm
politif9e PlGne pber gar MIN 2osreiBurg
GiiObrailieas 3u tbun 1T, fOnbern lebigliA
u1n's @elbma9en. Sic bat ii4 nm Elm Bill
liges grpBe 2Gnoereien in SiobraifLien gu
berf9uffen gepuBt unb fu9t bieIelben nit
m09li9Tem @epinne an Deuti9e Intebler
Ios3uI4lagen. 9aber in getoihen beut1a>
ldnO;I6en 3eitungen bic Geclanle fir rbielz
berIpre4en0e Nuspanberung na9 gruz
iilen."
Sn bieIem 3ufammen6ange piro bunn
ben gebulOigen 2eiern borgeT4pdbt: in Bra
iilien lei immerbin Ausii4t auf grbdltung
beutI9er NattonalitGt in beutf6en Mnfteb=
Iungen, tpGbrenb in ben @ereinigten Stuaien
bic beutf4e 9tationalitdt barloren gebe.
9ie md9tige unb erfolgrei@e beutide 8ez
tpegung in ben 0~ereinigten Staten gu @unz
ten zines guten @~inperne6mens 5ip;79sn
beiben Qdnbern trait Sic eben ongefii6rte
8e6auptung griinbli9 9igen; ulIb pa eerubs
AUDI bic bebeutenbite ten 8lGtter SeutI9lanos
bieier beutI6en 8epeguns in ben 8ereinigz
ten Staten @ere4tigteit niberfabren laIz
len, 10 piro es au9 Dentenben Nu5tpanbez
rungs(u7tigen in 0eutI9lano fiar perben,
baB tie in ben 8~ereinigten Staaten CUTE
!@meritaner unb quite 9euti9e 5rgGei9 iein
%t0nnen, pOgegen in SibbraiIien ge9en be
bortbin geIpften 0euti4en INNER gr0Beres
MiBtrauen oft redt brutal gu Sage tritt.
Wa5 aber oa8 i'm @ingange unIeres Nrtiz
fels berii6rte @e9eBe betrifft, 10 piro es lEtn
in offi3i0ien 3eitungen in Oeu!19lanb nit
Der biinoigen grtldrung abgefertigt: Die
beutI4e 3eg;erung TRACE fi4 a4b nidt i'm
Aqerentfernteten nit QnI9ldgen gegen irz
genb cine 9robin3 8raIiliens.
Nun ioaten tie aber brauBei au3 ben
felbffli6tigen 1lmtrieben b~oriiger llnterne6z
1nsr unb Spefuldnten CUR I6lsitung Der
Qrspanoerung bon ben 8ereinigten Staten
na4 graiilien e~ntgegen treten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-28

Sin It + D If gefeterter 3 eutf6z
a meritanif3er S3uufpieGer,
2epn9arb 9@erer, lit iebt i'm r0eutz
I4en Mltenfeim" gu San Srancisco i'm &lz
ter BON ie4sunoa3t5i9 Sabren geitorben.
gr mar numentli6 audi in 6 + a i9on
Ianse 3eit Oor Dem grOBen 5euer MOBILIZE
tannt. 11nb in ben i~ieb3i9er Sa9ren ge63rte
er bier gu 4leranber @uriter's pprtreffliz
dem S4euter. gu ieinen 9Gan5roaen 3d9G>
ten Der n8ie6bdnOIer BON OberzO etrei9"
unb a0nig Pbilipp i'm Don garlps".
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-28
Gin bsutf9er tat9Oltf6er ST.
" on. CIV. % .cIH...

VlH UtAI VeL ~ ~ UeE StS
f9p mebr! On Ste1e bes beritorbenen
8iI9of5 8ertin BON 80 Marquette n
90 ID / g a n, tpelder ein, ulerDings %ulieitig
qere6ter unb Der Deutl9en Spra9e p0Gig
md4tiger, SlaOOnier aus &rdin mar, tritt
iebt Elm 8Dlblut : Oeutider, her Dis6erige
9farrer Sriebrt9 Sis gu g6riital
SANS in Der 0iD3eie Marquette, Gr tpurbe
am 20. Sanuar 1914 in arba3 in Der DID
3eie Srier geboren unb am 80. Oftrber 1870
in Nmsrita, tpobin er nit feinen @ltern i'm
Sabre 1855 ausgenanoert mar, gum 9riez
1ter gepei6t. cardinal @ibbons, Der fi9
bariiber freut, buB Som unter ben 8orgez
f3logenen Sis gepdblt bat, fust BON bsmislz
ben: @r nebue unter ben prieitsrn Ser DID
5eIe Marquette einen 1ebr berDorragsnben
Stang Elm, femme Die 8epirfnifIe beriel6en
bur4 unb burh unb lei Elm damn ben GROCER
5a9igteit. 9a5u 1T er Elm gutter DeutI4er.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-28

Der 8unoesiuIti3miniiter ooer S6er<
5unoesunpa1t, @"riggg, rebibirt
uno reoibirt nod INNER an Der IGngit err
fol9ten friegsgeri4tli4en 8erurt6eilung bes
mtt1ionenbtebif9en Sn9e<
teur6aupt manns@ Garter. limb
bie Gebiiion ion mod in ben Serbt 6inein
bauern. Mel9er Stanbal!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-28

gu atlanta in Georgia bat Der
bortige Met9obt It e n pr ebiger
8rougbton cine IN iitbenbe pre-
0tgt gegen ben b~ortigen 9 iirger
metfer unb @%tahtrat6 ge6alten,
2epb tblat benz @tferer bic @bre an. feline
8utRreDe bumOriiif9 gu berurbeitsn, ie i'm
Still Der &apu3inerprebigt in rBaaenftein's
Eager" in tD ftl beut 4e &eime
gu brtngen ndmli3 10:
Sin 2HIfling
limb Uplifting
9fi9t aQein,
Iu9 Elm 9Gufer ion Mapor 8ooonaro
fem;
Ser elm 0ritteG Ieiner Nmts3eit firpa6r
Stets DON tpie cine 6aubibe mar.
Ser @tabtrat6 1T aber audi ni9ts merits,
8enimmt fth itDrrtf9 ME Elm alfes 8ferD,
Shut meiit bin unO tpiber I6tpGBen,
Dime ben MaDor in Nntlage gu berIebeu.
9us 1T cine groBe S9unoe
Sir Ntldnte
8or Dem gan3en Qanbe.
un0 Ddrum.
0iefer Mlarum;
0es6alb muB ib nit profanen Ga6en BIT
&an5el entipeiGn
un0 als 8rieiter in Der @ute I6retn.
DAB Der 6errgott 0ffnet Tein DIR
unb pertilat ben fiinb6afteR 56napss
Mapor."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-28
EdsIide unN w66entTt@e
ssSNtaOiS Gt0atSsSettMn0"
aRN
ss9er 81 e & e 80.
mhannru,ents.mreife.


Sn GHteasO burG bic 2rdssr tHs osaS 0sasTSs]
GagsBIntt per ~
GdQIide qusgabe unb Ger aDeReaS per ESS~s'' Ssae
SagIt9e Ausgabe per Sobr ...-..""..."'' 90
unb y9er Weiten" ............. I'VE
.Esr geeftea" per Sebr......... .. .''.''' IN
sBo6entlt&e @ussobs per Sshr...~~~"""." 20"
Guspartiss abOnnsnten BEE SsR tn ben Be-. etas's"
fStpie GanabG uaS Reries:
&GsIiGe Qusgabe per Sobr.. 49,
Ser Mefens per Sab SW
R6&eutli3e ausaabs per Sab-s..~~~ss~ese~ &~
SnS au3IaHS:
CganaSo unb NtsrieO a~usstMsmHenl:
%S,r;h. ausoob, nr csabr 1880
RSodenblatt ooer Mobens9 5sften. .............. 8.S
eonutuusz8 eften NIT rS6srs uuS Grnf"....~ sos
&a0ebIatt uue Ser HSeftenE ........."-..ss 4I.OS
Illinois StaatS-ZeitunG Co..
Gbicaas. Sd
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-03-19
NEWS OF THE LODGE ROOM.

st. Paul Tent No. "a, knights of the
Maccabees. held it's regular review last
Monday. Three new members were adj
mitted. After the regular review the
Oriental degree team took possession of
the room and put through twenty-three
candidates. There was an attendance Of
$50. Lunch was served, and everyone en-
joyed a pleanast evening.
The second annual dance given by the
social club of st. Louis Court No. $685.
Catholic Order of Foresters, will take
place at Central hall, Sixth and Seventh
streets, April II.
Freja Lodge No 1923, T. o. O. F., will
have mock trial next Wednesday even
ing. Mr.. Charles Woods will act as
judge, while Mr.. Harold Harris and Mr.
]. A. Giantvalley will be the attorneys
John Holt J. T. Haglund, Ernest Peter
son and Andrew Hendrickson will repre-
sent various court officers.
st. Paul commandery will, on next
Tuesday, work the Malta degree on two
candidates. There will also be drill. pre-
paratory to Easter service. The COM
mandery is contemplating having and
entertainment or social in the near fu-
ture.
Capital City camp, at their last meet
ing, initiated four candidates and re-
ceived seven new applications. Friday
March "a, they will give an entertainment
and ball. fine programme has been
prepared, and supper will be served.
st. Anthony Hill camp will meet Tues
day. Work will be in the first degree.
The committee on bylaws will report
and a sick benefit society will be organ
lied for those who wish that feature
ST. Paul Court S52, Court Of Honor, held
an interesting session last Thursday.
Several applications were balloted on and
elected to membership After the meet
ing the ladies served a lunch. All had a
very enjoyable time.
On Wednesday last Capital Lodge No
81, K P, was well crowded with mem-
bers and visitors; four esquires received
the rank Of knight. Next Wednesday,
March %, the grand chancellor and other
grand lodge officers will pay an official
visit to Capital lodge The first rank
will be conferred, and after the work G.
social session will be held. All members
of the order will be welcome.
Vita Nova and st. Paul councils Of the
National Union will give a musical and
literary entertainment Tuesday evening,
March 81, in Bowlby hall, Sixth and Rob
ert streets. in honor of Senate. Secretary
j. W. Myers. of Toledo, O., and General
Solicitor c. ]. Kavanaugh, Of Chicago,
ILL.,. and 1t is hoped that the members
and their friends will avail themselves
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-03-19

jan l, 1899: Mrs. Rachel Blake. Mrs.
Maggie owen Mrs. Alma Voet Mrs.
Belle Stark, Mrs. Addie Baker, Mrs
Emma Gordon. Mrs. Eva Hoffman. Mr.
Edward Baker, all of Banner No. q:
MRS: Ella j. Champion, Mantorville No
o. MRS Alice Reamer. Progress No. 6;
MRS. Jennie A. Graham, NonpareiI No
49; Mrs. Edna M. Haskins. Eclipse No
80; Mrs. Alfred Nelson Morris No. 90;
Mrs. Adams. Marian No 81: Mrs. RYAN
Marian No 81; Mrs. Lena Peterson, Hope
No. 20; Mrs. Elizabeth c. SchierIy. Pros
perity No. 10; Mr.. Al Pennington Prog
ress No. g.
Unity camp, NJ. W. A, placed its
monthly social in the hands of the chill
dren on Thursday evening fine pro-
gramme OF musical selections and reci-
tatlops, with a couple Of negro dialect
songs, filled in the time till 10 o'clock
When the youngsters were sent home
each one happy In the possession OF 4
sack OF peanuts. The talent displayed
was surprise to some Of the members
and credit to the parents, the evening
being one of the most ENJOYABLE of the
winters series.
Pioneer Lodge No. 23S Sons OF St
George. will give the third of the series
OF smoking concerts in their hall, in Cen
trail block, corner West Seventh and
Sixth streets, on Monday evening next.
va I'll ~ commencing at $50. Among
those who will take part in the pro-
gramme are: Mr.. r. N. Barber, piano
selection; Mr.. j. Shepherd, violin solo
and song; Mr.. J. Boyd, Mr.. A Wedlake
Mr.. w. F. Myron, vocal selections; MIR
j. Lyddon. recitation; Messrs j. w
Smith and j. w. Taylor, vocal duet A
plentiful supply of smoking material will
be on hand. Mr.. j. Ball will act as
chairman. The regular business meet
Ing on Monday evening will commence
at 1880 sharp
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-03-19

Mr.. Macomber, who resides at Quincy Stree:
Somerville Dist, Boston, had been afflicted with
deep-seated structure close to the bladder; IL
was so tight and irritable that for hours ne wouo
strain in his endeavor to pass his water, and the
suffering which he endured is impossible for one
70 describe. During one of these severe attacks
Mr. Mac0mbcr called physician to draw the
water. He was ordered to one of the large hos
pitfalls In Boston for operation, but as he had FIVE
years previously undergone an operation in the
same hospital, he declined to again submit to
such torture.
About this time he heard of the famous Solvent
Alterans method which promised the patient
positive cure without submitting him to the
torture of the surgeons knife. This plan so
appealed to his Judgment that he at once OBJ
tanned the Solvent-Alterans. He found it TO be
a,painless method, and he easily employed the
same, thus saving the extra expense of profes-
sional attendance. In one month Mr.. Macombe-
was fully cured. During the use of the Solvent
Alterans he attended to his business every day.
The expense was small. and yet the result was
Joy and delight for the structure gOue, the
obstruction, the tenderness and The strainlng
efforts were found to be thing of the pass.
The Solvent-Aterans method is an improve
ment upon the old fashioned operation. IL is a
home treatment which can be employed without
a particle of pain. Full particulars in regard
to this marvellous method are published in an
illustrated book called Solvent Alterans." This
book is intended for gratuitous distribution, and
a copy of the same can be obtained free of all
cost by merely sending your name and address
to the Empire Medical Company,olS Smith
Building, Boston, Mass.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-03-19
REMOVAL SALE OF PIANOS
s. W. RAUDENBUsH & CO.'S
GREAT SUCCESS.

The special removal sale of first-class
pianos is something unusual, so the peo-
pie fiocked to S. w. Raudenbush & Co. s
removal sale. Eleven pleased and most
thoroughly satisfied customers left the
store the first days sale. Since then we
have been too busy to count our sales
Just think Of a secondhand Vose &
Sons upright sold at 800. We have 9TH
ers at the same price. Two Fischer up
right pianos Gaken in part pay for our
first-class new uprights) offered now at
500 and $135. These are still unsold A
Ludwig upright piano, nearly new Gaken
In part pay for one of our popular Wes-
ley pianos), at s145. A Steinway upright
at s145. Chickering upright at $155 A
Howard upright, practically new, at $685.
Elegant new Weber, Vose & Sons. En-
erson, Schiller and Wesley pianos at the
lowest prices ever heard Of.
Twenty-Five dollars buys any of these
balance only $40 monthly. Every piano
must be sold before April l. We will not
take one to our new store, which is the
finest in the United States. We have Or
dered an elegant new stock for our new
store the former Conover Music Com
pany's stand). Call on us at once or
write to
IS. w. Raudenbush & Co..
Great Piano Removal Sale
Ia West Sixth Street.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-03-19
SEEKING MISS HOFFMAN.
Relatives of One of the Windsor HO
tel Missing HOPE She Is Alive

Relatives of One of the Windsor HO-
tel Missing Hope She Is Alive.
BALTIMORE, Nd, March 1S-While
the family of Miss Dora Hoffman, who
was a guest of the Windsor hotel at the
time of the burning of the hosiery yes
terday, are not sanguine, they still have
slight hopes that their relative was saved
Her brother, r. Curzon Hoffman, former
president of the Seaboard Air line, who
went to New York this evening, tele-
graphed tonight that the remains of the
lady supposed to be those of Miss Hoff-
man, were not those of his sister. 1t
was reported to him, however that Miss
Hoffman was seen In the hotel after the
fire was discovered. 1t was thought that
she had gone to an upper floor to assist
elderly lady friend out of the burning
building, and it was feared that she was
overcome and lost.
The Misses McLain, the nieces Of Mrs.
Hoffman, who were also guests at the
Windsor, were out at luncheon when the
fire occurred and telegraphed their
friends here that all were saved, as
their aunt had informed them before
leaving the hotel that she intended to do
a little shopping in the afternoon.
Mrs. Henry M. Wharton, wife of the
noted Baltimore divine, escaped from the
burning building and came to Baltimore
To-Day. she sat In the drawing room OF
her home this evening and calmly told
of her experience. She and her maid
We're in room on the sixth floor. When
escape by the stairway or elevator was
cut off they threw rope to the fire eS-
cape out of the window, and while the
firemen or citizens on the sidewalk guided
the line so as to clear the balconies, they
slid down. Mrs. Wharton then walked
to a nearby Fifth avenue residence and
telephoned the police that she was safe,
and gave the address of her hostess Be
You'd lacerated hands, caused by the
rough rope, neither Mrs. Wharton nor
her maid are much the worse for their
experience.