davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-05
Gemeral= 2OfOutem.
TGaesnOualget arbejOer.- GnOm1
ingen SreOsnOiister, - Sniim1a=
tiOnells SID. - Sm tire
MaameOer.
YrGferne % ScctaGtsmen.

gubnu npsIe Waanebers Sib pil ri,
efter al SanoipnIisbeb, bare at meIbe
bet famine, e%nsfOrmige, men ierseIise
gubitab: 2ofputen uebparer.
Sbi pel arbeiber o6GuesubpaIset til
NfsOreIie at IrbeiOsitribisbeber, efter
at besge Barriers &eprGlentanter, nenl=
Zig benbpIbsOis Maler, 6OItetinssmanb
$. SEMEN (fOr A~rbeioerus) % Sneb=
ternelter $. &oitrup (fpr Arbeibs=
siuerne bape fremitiQet Sasens Gang
fra bsres rsipsttiue Stanbpuntt. Men
bss9e bisie &%epraientanter ertlerebe, at
be pare bunSne at Generation iumIinsers
mes Ssllntnins os piblte intet ON 6eQes=
competence / Saeen.
9erpaa iuareoe llouuIset I neite Mpbe,
at bet aniaa fig ieIu for competent /
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-05

"rteia iom Mobtret mob 9tobIepu meb=
oelte, at tuGrtimob pare 3 @~eneraIer,
aOltiuise Oiicsrer us 4 SoIoutsr blepne
iuurebe.
Nobleeo an9teb Heserinsen, ibet
pan u%ptalte, at ba ben life Ipntes at
Oere I'm Sitting u%Otien, MATTE ben
9euere ui8e for bebre, meb 6oItets
9niter ifemmenoe Rrefter.
pou &OblebOs 6oreipprslel, ON
bet par ianbt, at Rrissminilteie en- bapbs
forlan9t ct efstra=orbinert 2aan paa
16o,000,OOO 9eietas til Se=
faltntng, iuarebe ben uoipurste, at 5or=
llasst par life foreIust, men pel unber
Ouerpeielle.
&oblebo fraraabebe beltemt 9e.
9ertn9en at inbbrinse ct Iaabant 6ors
flag.
9erpaa iuare0e Bremterminiifer SiIs
peIa, at bet par Gegerinsens forite
Blist at ~senoprette Orben, life at ofgiue
grtl9rinser. 9on pilbe arbeibe for Spa
MEMS Spfomit fra ben nuperenbe Stils
ling, ON iaa bet ifulbe tolfe bans Blob.
6pem tuiuler ON bette, men bet
aabne SpOrssmuul ct 10, ON Spanien
beolt fommer op ira 0ompseIien ueo
sooe %iOciaIe 6orbsbringsr eusr ueb 6Gre
% 6altninssr. Pua be fgrlfe piI
&obIebu iitfert ofre fit Sin.
Som 60Ise af llrolisbeberne ere
ipanife Seroipaptrer iunten neb til
llbetpbelisbeber, tiImeb ba bet forlpber,
at bet er RarIiiterne, Der faa Bag
peb bet belle. Oe futile enbos bape be-
lat giersene. Degeneration GlpanoIo"
ira 9apana mebDeIer, at ben ipanife
Senior gor lit bebite for at lfuffe @ers
ben %ansaaenbe ben uirfeIise Situation.
Oct iises p9iaa, at bisie l~troIisDeber
ere tim gesgnoeIien til en- gel TDIfes
revolution til 8ebite for DON Carlos.
Naa. Don@arlos bar M Ippet
iaa tit, at ban mart mua blipe feb al
at ie lit Naun iom 6usIeiframmer /
Auiierns. Snsen er til ipuenbs os iibt
baase for BAN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-05
SreDfus betraabt T9brelanbet
9emmelig SanOgaug. - Sonrnalis
itertte ltarres. - SreDfns'
9elbreO. = S &eluaes.

Den iibife Dag / SUM-, tent peb
4ftentibe, seriaa NIfreb Drepfus
lit TeoreIanb. Baa @runb at be piIoe
Gp9ter, ri o%uenfor bar omtalt, bIep
Sanb9an9en iuerflat peb Gutberon
I Breta9ne, nar peb 2'Orient. 3
Brett git en- uroIis Stare S~ournaliifer
os pentebe paa ySfar", men alt mems
bleu - iaaIebes lrm ri p~penfpr bar ubs
taIt Eanten - 0repfus Ianbiat
paa ct ganite anbet Steb. Saa meset
mere p%asienbe par benne u~betpbeliee
9apn, iom GeIe9raftontoret Der Iuftes
aaereoe &I. g.. Der funbe iaaIebes
life ensans telesraeres til
paris euer &ennes; paa iibte
Stsb bapbe man berebt fig paa Mob.
ta9elien alt fra III. 2 ON gftermib,
hagen.
Drepfus blep itrats fenbt pit. 8osn
til nermeif standardization os berfra
oirette meb 8anen til Rennes. OPP
baseIiespoIitiets @bef Iebiasebe BAN.
5 &ennes mobtoses ban af 25
Transformer, o9 iauIsbes fprtes ban til
6ensilet uben Spbolb. gn peIbis
6olfeifare Oueruarebe bans Nnfomt.
troos ben fanbt STU 81. 3 ON wts1
senen, men Der bortes life en- 9yb =
Stilbeb o%ueralt.
Drepfus 9elbreb ital pirfelis uere
meget unber9rauet, buab life fan forz
unbres. &eserinsen ansiuer benne
Omitenbisbeb iom @runb for ben 6ems
mslisbsosfnIbbeb, Der bIeu iuettasst psb
bans Nntomit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-05
ltro / Selgien.
Observation-Disclosures t Sprpr.
Sruer tteD Hcnoltttpn.

5 grusiel, geIsiens 9opebfab, fer
bet for Chen truenoe ub. gn M 0ale=
lop bar fremtaIot Arbeioerpartiets pro=
tef. S 0etputerettammeret ubartebe
bet til ct uoIbiomt SIassmaal, iaa
Solbaterne tiIitbf MATTE ben at brine
be forbitrebe 6errer ub at SaIen. Oet
a 9remisrminiferen, man pilbe bape
fat paa, ba ban aniaas for at pore ben
fOrbabte galsIops O%pbausmanb.
TrpsteIiss Sprpr baue fun0et Steb
/ grusleI. Wange ere iaarebe, enteIte
brRbte.
gernaert, prefOenten for Nationals
fOrlamIiusens Depnterettammer, Der
tiaise er 6ormanb for ben beIsilte Dele
cation til 6rebsfonferencen, er npIis
faIbt biem fra 9aag, % efter Torlp=
benbe Ifal bet ere ganfen, at ban ifal
banne ct npt Miiniiterium, ba man fors
itaar, at &en for at senuemfere
fun nil fpre til en- &euoIution,
ipm man bog BELT piIbe nnbsaa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-05
SrebsfOnferencem.
Spiferne bliue mere mebgprlise.

$ 6plse OfficieIe MebbeIeIier bar
Epiflaab ueb ct Observation-Disclosures /
Berlin enbelis Be luttet at unberi1otte
ten a%meritanife pIan ON en- 0plbeifts=
tribune. Oct blep mebbelt &eiier
0iIbelm, at be tpife l1blenbinser MI
naaes @renien for beres sSns
ftrutier os fife pua esen Saanb funbe
saa lensere. De andre Master ipntes
ale at pore inbe for en- 8oIbsiftstris
bune, os ben piIbe rimeIisuis bliue
bannet, enten EpifIano iasbe ia elsr nei.
Den nOrif.iuenife 9eIes1t, Baron
8tIbt, bolbt / Srebass en- Sale, bpori
ban betlasebe, at &onferencsn life bapbe
Mast til at sennemfore iaa meset iom
funbe pnifes; men ban turbe pope at
iise, at Gsarens Eante par ebel %
funbe life bo, forbi ben par itpttet at
mango Vultnoer.
r6Oripnet bar life aIene ftentet ben
r~usiifs &siier for Mast, men til
Iise unsbOm os Rroft; % ieIu om DOR
Slest life fon sennemfOre bans gIaner,
iua lab os ousrIabe bet til ben tom=
menoe SIast. Oct saIoer Blot ON at
boIbe ub, Maalet ifaI mot Mas ensuns.
Sor pIist iOat be forifsuise &eserins
gers OeIesater ct Blot at unberipse,
paa builfen Maabe benne fore Sag
bebt fan fores uioere."
garonens Sale uanbt fort gifaIb i
&onferenceu.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-05
ltroli9beoer / spanien.
st life Sprpr. ~ gnOsettet for
pOlelt. -aOmnler Son Carlos?

Nu Spanien par fommen ub paa bar
@rnnb ps ifuloe bespnbe forfra uben
6oIonier, tesuer bet til meset aIporlise
urolisbeber / 2anoet ielu.
Sra ben 26. SUM- bar Der / flere af
be itprre gper funbet busIise nroliss
beoer % grcesier Steb. 5 Cara
COSTA bIepe mango llroitiftere iaarebe
unber Splpbet; / IaIencia MATTE
Der ertIeres Stanbret; / Grenade
tom bet til uolblomt Sammenfieb nell
lem PpbIen % Solbaterne.
6reoeIisere, men life mere talriee
Demoltrationer fanbt Steb 8
EoIebO % 2osrono.
@runben til oisis fortuiplebe 6orbolb
er Miniterists guosetsIesnins, ber
sanife pif isr pbeIessenbe NOT ub.
Mea be sobe Spanier sIemme, at Be
ere Snbbpssere / ct fulb tenbis for
seloet Sano, iom open / &ebet life for=
maar at nbnptte fine esne 9ieIpetilber.
9uab ifaI ba Miniteriet ssre? Ser
maa ifaifes Psnss baabe til Srembielp,
ming al Ganbets Snbteststilber, 6eren
Os 6Iaaben maa, ielp nnber Be nuues
renbe 6OrbuIb, bog / bpert 6aIo ueb=
IisebOlbes 0. /. D.
Waen sanife piit er Solicit fattiet, 90
MusIetne raie Oerfor imob be beores
itiaebe, iom siues Stplb for 0robufs
ternss 6~OrbpreIie.
9uOr gait bet ier uo, ton maj faa ct
lille Besreb ON peb at operuere Oepus
tertamrets 6prbanbIinger. = Nalebs
ming at SarasOsa. @flpbet fpurete
senator Homero &obIebo, ON
bet par ianbt, at s MenneIfer pare
bleune brabte % 40 iaarebe. 9etts be-
nestebe Snbenrissminifier Senprt
Dato, buorsitsr Rrissminifer gOlaz
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-05
Scmcsnelas Sagcn.

Oct er life iaa unberIist, at man fan
Danne fig upjere Glue Ousr Henue Sag;
TIL snbnu er Der insen andre enr Nc=
prGientanten for Siorbrittanien 81 II e.
raIfiifaI Cir Gt9arb @eb,
ter, Der bar baft Orbet. San bar
taIt uitanbieIist peb ale be enbnu al
tOIen afboIote
MObsr. MuIisuis nil ban gore DOM
merne tebe at bet bsIe, iua b. beuere
9iue BAN Ret paa 6Orbaanb.
Saa er bet moriomme, at ba 9re=
iibent Soubet us fbu. PrGiibent $ a r.
rion fcrIeben mcbtes til Yrelenta=
tiou, ~opoasebe, at be Ijsnebe binauben
til gunft o9 prifte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-05

rSes pilbe Tempe berimob fem Nar,
i ii Aar, ia belle nit 2ip," tor bet no at
Wapame Orepfus. - S9 bun tilfcjeoe
meo title @laoe: Seq faar BAN at lie,
laa mart ban antommer. 6or en- uses
GiO iiben fit leg GiaabeIie bertiI."
8eb Nnfomlten til &ennes mob
to9es 6ru Orepfus at no9le SlGst=
hinge, ct 9unbrebe SournaIilter os 800
Sor9ere, buoribIanot fdnbtes mango
OpoaseIiesbetiente.
Man mobtog benbe unber bpb, a9teIs
iesfuIb Stilbeb; ale be tiIitebeuerenbe
9errer tos 9atten at 9oueoet, iaa mart
Soget tom inb.
Oct Sus, bun bebor, bepostes til
Sto6isbeo at fire @enbarmer, men Der
ct life forefaIOen nosen Iom BELT &o=
IisbebsfOritprreIie.
Sun bar faaet tiIienbt Euiinber al
Eele9rammer, % gIOmlterbutetter ans
tomme itaOis uaf.
Nu itaar SpprgsmaaIet; 9uornaar
ifaI BUN mpbes meb i'm Manb?
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-05
Staten Ohio, 9psn ToIebo,
N,troH 0n,..

Staten Ohio, gpea EoIebo, 4
Sncas County. 'H
Grant 8. G5enep fDarser, at ban 60 bet eIbre
WteoIem at Gtrmaet j. 8. Gbenep q Co., Der briper
Torre,HIHs . Spen Gols6o, fpr n9unte Gonnt7 oe 6tat.
o. at iamnie Tirma nil betaIe en- Gum af ct bunpreoe
OoHGrS for bpert enefte EiIf9Ihe Of Ratarrb, Der life
tan belbrsoe3 pso Sru9eu al Halls Catarrh Cure.
5rouf {. Gbeneb.
sstbtsst for mig os unberifr.uet / sin eerporeJe
Den 6ts December 1886.
S..1 q. SO. SIeafou,
sSss Rotarius QubIicus.
Halls Catarrh Cure tasss tnbpeubis os pi,ter bis
tetle paa Sloeet % Slimbinbtrne 1 Gsftemet. Girls
sitter gibusstprb gratis.
8. S.@benep&G py EsIsAs o.
~ SpIsss Dos Apotefere, 75c.
Halls Family Pills Ct be hebts. y.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-05
MaOame SreDfnS no.
taller fig.
Sum ct uis paa WanOerls T%rifenOelie
MOOtageliem / Gelnes.

pa nc OreDtus, ful9t al
M. 6ouet, reite til &ennes, for
Oer at ouerpGre Rrissrettens Sang, fit
IN am eritanf &orreippnbent
Con at reiie meb / famine Rupe fra Ser
latQes til Gbartres.
Sm bette OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES forteQer
Rorreiponbenten bl. a.:
Maoame OrepIus Ter ub til at pere
80 Iar CANNED. SUN er n9rmeit en-
imuf BRUNETTE, bIsg, iprsmoois, men
betemt. Sntet Sut, insen Guarer
fOnqmer Der. SUN par fIaot elegant,
men enfsIt / SOrsebrast, iaaIebes ION
BUN I'LL bar baaret ben liben Manbens
DomfeIoeIle.
u9ar Dc nOsen Wenins ON, buor.
Iebes ben ny Rrissrets Meblemmer Ter
paa Sagen?" ipurste Rorreiponbenten.
rNei" - Iuarebe bun ~ rjes brpber
mig beIer life ON at pibe BET. Der er
uifIet iaa mango BrincipIpOrssmuuI inb
/ Saseu, ct en- enteIt Manbs Stebne er
nOset sanife unberorbnet. Min Gr0it
er bet, at Oenne 6orbanbIins bIiuer of
fentIissiort. Mun uiIbe life poue at
besaa en- llretfarbisbsb. Seq opersiper
bans Stebne life til &rigsretten, men
til 5ebrelanbet."
v0ur beres Manb Offer for en- Gam
m~eniuarsell e?"
uNei" hmm iuarebe bun - ,buorfor
tente paa Sammen IpGrselie? 6eilen
er fra ferit at besaaet / COB Gro. Saa
Optom Dnitet ON at ifiuIe bisie Sell
taselier for ShenIisbeoen paa @sunb
at be Iusreb paa 9eren, iom iittert
uiIDe fremtOmme pau GOrunIsbuius
beraf."
vSa" - iparebe BUN paa ct anbet
Sperssmaal, - bet par ubeloist, at
bet notwithstanding Yartt bar brust
EiIfelbet meo min Manb lom ct 0aaben
os fempet for os. Derfor Ell Jtetfer=
bis1ebens Sang bIepen forbaIet, til
MiIiterpartiet bar npot til at %foriuare
Zig ieIu per fas ct nefas."
vDe narer ueI gittsrbeb imob beres
Wanos Tjenber?" -
rSes nerer lite Sab til nOsen" -
iasoe bun men tiIfpieoe - vunbtus
gen imop giterbusp os 2ebOn, ben for.
benuerenoe &uIOniminiiter, buis Jrem=
sanssmaaos o%uerfor min Meanb par
~nnpouenois sraiOm. Seq fan aIbris
tilsiue 2ebon, at ban ienbte bam til
oenae OiaulesS."
vMen De er IptteIis / Das2"
v9ptteIis? = Sa, ies fan nappe for
ltau, at bet ct Sanbbeb meo, at ben
Dag enbelis er tOmmen, iOm ies iaa
lense bar usntet paa, Os'fOr buIIten leg
bar boIot ub / iua LANCE Eiber fulbe at
Misbaab."
vOs De er uis paa bans 6riten=
BELIEF"
vSa! TIL M ct Der iutet tiIbase, iOm
uioner imob min Manb. 9uao itulDe
man pel bemme BAN for? Dog MN nit
9ierte pil uebblipe at pere 9nslteIist,
Iise til ban er fritenot. @r Der life
Oiicerer, ipm ftaois fornerme 0reyfus,
iom ltabis raier us fraaber, blot bans
Naun nepnes us trobie ale gepilerns
poa bans uifpIbisbeb?"
,g1aar Oeres Manb ct bIeuen renIet
for al geroens pine, uiI ban pei fprlaoe
5rantrig?"
vgtejl - ban uiI life forlabe GRAM
tris~ 100 iparsbs MaDame Drerfus be-
ftemt - vRaptojn Drepfus bar insen
@ruub til at ifiuIe fig. San ftpIber
fig ieIu Os fine Born at bo netop i
6runtris, us Der nil ban bo - meb OPP
reiit panbe."
v9ar De aIbris tuiuIet ON bans
uifpIbi9beo?"
pMIbris, aIoris!"
-nnbffpIb men bpis Der tOm en-
ny DomfeIoeIie?"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-01
CAUSED A RIOT.
Remarks of Editor Murat HaIstead
on Philippine Question.


CINCINNATI, Aug. 31.-Editor Murat
Halstead lectured tonight by invitation
before the Economic club, which meets
in the Vine Street Congregational church.
The audience was miscellaneous, III addi-
ton to the members of the CLUB which is
largely anti-imperialistic. Mr. Halstead' S
subject was the Philippines. After lee
turing, in accordance with the rules of
the club, Mr.. Halstead was piled with
questions. One of the uuestioners with
decided sympathy for Aguinaldo after
his question had been answered, added
the remark:
IT hope Otis will be kept in and keep
on laundering until he and tho whole
army are riven into the sea or captured"
Mr.. Halstead said:
"a man who expresses such sentiments
IS traitor to his country"
Two or three men jumped up and said
"Two-thirds of this audience thinks
that way
Mr.. Halstead replied:
"Whoever thinks that way is a traitor. "
Then there was a rush from all parts
of the hall for Mr.. Halstead. Then few
men stepped in between Mr. Halstead and
those who were rushing for him. There
was a great noise, which disclosed the
fact that the audience was composed of
men favoring both sides Of the question.
Mr.. Halstead was quietly led out by
side door and taken home. No blows were
struck, but seats were split and there
were many loud threats of violence.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-01
SALTWATER.
Street Railway Company May Ask
Permission to Change Route.

John Freeman, an attorney at Olivia,
Mimi, was married at St. Michael's
church in this city yesterday to Miss Cora
M Gould, of South Saltwater. Miss
Gould is a popular young lady, and has
wide circle of friends in South Still
water, and in st. Paul, where she has re-
sided off and on for several years.
The trolley party to have been held at
Wildwood yesterday by the Ladies' of
the Eastern STAR was postponed until
today owing to the inclement weather
1t is reported that the street railway
company is considering the advisability
of. asking the city council for permission
to change its route~for the North hill
line. The proposed line is on Fifth
street, but the company is Of the opinion
that Fourth street will be better for the
patrons of the road
Joseph Zimmerman, a prominent lum-
herman of Guttenburg, To-, was in the
city yesterday looking over the log mar
ket.
Stillwater's street fair, to be held Sept
IL, 10 and IA, will be one of the best
street fairs ever given In the state, and
the construction Of booths will be COM
menced next week.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-01

The conference of the Norwegian Dan
ish Methodist Episcopal church, which
Is being held in Minneapolis, opened
yesterday morning with eighty-1ve min
listers and the same number of laymen
present. The conference will last some
days. The forenoon sessions will be bust
ness sessions. In the afternoons devo-
uonal exercises will be held and sermons
will be delivered by prominent ministers
OF the church. The evening services will
be in the form Of popular meetings Most
OF the evening meetings will be conducted
In the English language, but all the other
meetings, with the exception of the bust
ness meetings, will be conducted in Scan
dinavian
Bishop Foss, of Philadelphia, formerly
OF Minneapolis, presided yesterday and
administered the communion. Bishop
Foss also delivered an address on the
general church work. The routine work
was then taken up. In the afternoon
the convention listened to the confer
ence sermon by Rev. J. Sanaker, of Chi
cago. The evening sermon was delivered
by the Rev. H. o. Bloch, of Omaha.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-01
GLCEE'S MINNEAPOLIS OFFICE,
~ 20 WASHINGTON Az. SOUTH
Advertising Subscriptions
Tel. 2T96 il. Tel. 279OJ-4

PaTolman Herbert c. Strout, OF Mime
apoiis, who shot and killed Dennis Dolan
" hen the latter refused ID obey his sum
mons to halt at Plymouth avenue and
First street, Monday, was brought into
the Minneapolis central station last even
ing by Court Officer Harry Burke, on a
Charge Of manslaughter. He was arrest
ed at his home IN Camden place on war
rant sworn out by Patrick Dolan, father
o. LenIis9
Pstro man Strout took his incarceration
coolly, saying that there was nothing for
him to d but let the law take it's course.
lie fC6Is that the result Of the coroner's
inQueat, by which he vas cXonerated, is
sufficient indication that he was endeav-
Oring TO discharge his duties when he
fired tlae shot which cost Dolan his life.
Judge Kerr, who is on the criminal
bench Of the municipal court, spends his
evenings at Minnetonka. For that rea-
son it was impossible for Patrolman
Strout to secure bail, and he was forced
to spend the night in the station.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-01
SAVING OF MILLIONS
THAT is WHAT WOULD RESULT
FOR MINNESOTA MILLS WITH
CANAL FACILITIES
FOR COMMERCE COMMISSION

Representatives OF Duluth and Min
neapOIis Mills Testify as to Ship
ping Needs of Flour Makers-In
Accord on General Proposition
That Canal Service Should Be
Observation-Disclosures Now Control.
NEW YORK, Aug. 31.-The interstate
commerce commission was in session at
the Produce exchange today. Henry J.
Greenbank, the Eastern representative Of
several Duluth -four mills, was the first
witness. He spoke strongly OF the need
of terminals In New York adequate for
the storage of flour coming from the
West. The railroads at present, he said,
gave twenty days free storage on the
Jersey side Of the river, in New York
only four days 1t was due to the lack
Of terminal facilities IN New York that
the Erie canal was not used to any con-
siderable extent There should, he
thought, be at least one large shielded
pier for the reception and storage Of flour
here. Mr.. Greenbank said that an effort
had been made about a year ago, to Sc
q
-four by way Of the canal. Erastus Wy
man had a contract with several Duluth
mills for the transportation of flour at
cheaper rate, viz: u cents per barrel in
stead of 20 cents per barrel or a saving
of 100000 year in the annual output Of
10000 900 barrels, but his work had been
nulli1ied by the lack of terminal facilities.
George A. Zabrski, general agent of
the Pill bury Washburn lou: Company,of
Minneapolis, agreed with Mr.. Greenbank.
TIe explained generally the failure of the
Wyman contract and explained the stu
alton by reference to the passage of a
law in the state legislature preventing
the formation Of any canal operating
company with more than $4,000 capital.
Mr. Zabriskie dwet on the need of large
canal boats averaging in size three times
those now in use, and wider canals. Ey
this means the cost of transportation by
canal would be largely reduced. At pres
ent exporters and dealers were almost
entirely dependent upon the railroads
Robert O'Neil Ford, former agent of
the WashburnCrosbyc company, of Min
neapolis, told of his correspondence with
the company relative to the necessity Of
securing an adequate pier for II ansporta
ton He thought that with proper facil1-
ties a lower canal rate will assuredly re-
suit. There could easily be a reduction
of cents on each barrel. AT present
the local district along the East river
was almost entirely in the hands of the
railways.
Greenfield Miller, agent of the Consoli-
dated Milling company, of Minneapolis,
generally repeated the testimony given by
the previous witnesses.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-01
PAPERS ON TRUSTS.
Minneapolis Man Among Those Who
VIII Present Them


CHICAGO, Aug. S1.-Ralph M Easley,
secretary of the civic federation, an
nounces the following list of persons
who have been invited to prepare papers
for the conference on combinations and
trusts, number of whom have replied
that they will have papers: Hon. ].
Sterling Morton, Nebraska City, Neb.;
John w. Hayes, secretary knights of La
Dor, Washington, D. c.; Gov. Hazen S.
Pingree, Detroit, Mich; Hon. w. C.. P.
Breckenridge Lexington, Ky. Jacob
Sherman, president Cornell university,
Ithaca; Hon. ]. B. Foraker, Cincinnati,
O.; L. W. Youmans, Barnwell. S. c.;
Judge U. NJ. Rose. Little Rock, Ark;
Hon. William F. Villas, Madison, Wis;
Fred w. Lehman, St Louis; w. D. Pot
ter, Pittsburg; Prof. ]. B. Clark Mime
apolis Mimi; Hon. Aaron Jones, master
National Grange P. of H, South Bend,
Ind; Prof. H. T. Newcomb United
States Department Agriculture, Wash
ington, D. c.; John B. Conner, bureau
of labor statistics Indianapolis; William
Fortune, president state board of COM
merce, Indianapolis; E. E. Clark, G, G.
c., Order Railway Conductors, Rapid
City, 10.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-01

house, in New York, in effect that he was
being criticised in connection with the
return of the Thirteenth, and asking who.
III his absence, was qualified to act as
wee chairman of the committee. To this
telegram Mr.. Lowry sent the appended
reply:
'The return Of the Thirteenth regiment
was taken out of committees hands bv
popular subscription movement If that
has failed and further action by commit
tee Is necessary will cheerfully take mat
ter uo and do best possible to correct
the popular subscription mistake. VIII
arrive home Sunday
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-01
Jury BADLY Treated.

LAMBERTON. Mimi, Aug. 31-Public
sentiment is considerably wrought up in
this city over the keeping of jury, COM
posed of six citizens, on a civil action
to any one, for thirty hours in a small
room not properly ventilated, and without
regular meals, because they could not
agree on a verdict. They were discharg-
ed yesterday afternoon, but not until
one Of their number, c. W. Clausen, was
taken quite seriously i'll.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-01
High School Contract.

The Minneapolis board of education yes
terday afternoon let the contract for the
erection of the new East side high school
to the lowest bidder, John Wunder, at
$4,000. The contract will be signed prob
ably today, and work will be commenced
at once: The building will probably cost
from $4,000 to 1000, although the total
cost may be little below the lower fig
ure.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-01
Southern Literature.

Interesting literature regarding the
South is now being distributed by the
Southern NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Homes"
folders, large rsap folders, Land of the
Sky booklets, Southern Fields" Min
erals and Mines books, etc, mailed free
South" very handsome volume of about
200 pages, profusely illustrated. also is
sued by the Southern Railway. and sent
which amount approximates cost Of de-
livery. Address
VIM H TAYLOE,
Asst GenI Pass. Agent. Southern R'y,
Louisville. KY.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-01
TAX TITLES INVALID.
An Important Decision Handed
Down in North Dakota.

JAMESTOWN, N. D., Aug 31.-(spe-
cial. "A decision has been handed down
by Judge Glasspell in the case of Payes
VS.. Lamoure County, in which the plain
tiff attempted to collect $25, 600 from the
county which amount he had paid for tax
certificates issued on Northern Pacific in
demnity lands, with 10 per cent interest
Judge Glaspell holds with the county,
that the law of 1890 regarding tax titles is
unconstitutional. The case will be ap-
pealed The decision is interesting, as it
affects thousands of dollars invested in
tax titles by Eastern investors.