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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-09-19
@reenuiae, Mid.

Susbusen ben IL. September a9t :
uieoes Wlr. 81 iels ). &usmusen
oa Dails ellen Sen en- / 8irten /
ellie Settle. Yiellen fOrrettebes al
paffor genneen til buiS Meni9'
Deb be bssse bore, o~sreftsr forte SruOes
parret os @Glterue til 9ruosns Siem %
ipifte til MiOOos % tiIbrasts @ftermio;
hagen meo Samtale, Gang os gen til
6erren, buorefter enbuir sit til 1T. Waaa
Iua 9errens rise NuuOe % S%elfsneIie
bpiIe Ouer bette 2Gstepar iua, be mao
bIiue ct Ups / Subs Wtenisbec paa Cor.
ben.
Nr. Os MRS. 8. g. 9snfen
er reits en- Cur til isis, % Minn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-09-19

par Orbets 5ersre, Os en- Del par 0e'
fer peb 9errens Borb.
Onsbne often b. IL. Septbr. par
Der llnsoOmsmpbs bOs Ntrs. limb t,
buor W urieSene Ell bIeu uaIst til
Rasferer | Stebet for 9 ineSgren NJ
EN-, iom %fratrOuote eao @runo at
BOrtreiie. Samtiois bIeu Worten
o9 5reberit M Orteuen oe be,
res Seiter Eine M ortenen OPP
taget / 6o%reniu9en,
: 8 at pore unse Bigger, Gamma
Is 3 riftian en-, sine Sgrens
tn og Warie en- tenter /
ner 5remt,O at rejie til Rilwautee.
= 1Orsbag par ber 6utnsfmsoe bos
. e Der Is asperens 6. gtGite Wfebe
ifnl pare ben IL. Ottober Dos pans
5grsen n Stonebunt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-09-19
6%artlaub, @is.

2srbasen b. 90. aus. bIeu fire SiGIe,
bporaf be tire pare u%otsne, ueo ben bels
liee 9aub Optusne / Ssrrsns Msnisbeb.
Set par be tire Seltenoe, Cine, ella
% Robsrt W ortenfen, FAINT Sens
VI nberiens lille Barn. 9erren uels
fene benz ale til beres SiaIes 6reIie.
Gorsbas WOrsen b. 80. ausuii
osbe 9ars NieIfens lille Drens.
ban par A Maoneoer sammel. Ue9ras
uellen fanbt Stsb ON Qerra8en. usen
efter bste Sens =. 9enens lille
9iee o9 bIep besruuet 2srbds ben g..
september.
QnberS 9riitian EN- o9
NINA Qrnbt fra 9aussuiue par
neoe Dos Senlens til 8eSraueIie.
3 6OmiIier os 8 uuse UlGnb er /
ben liblie 9to Ia9te til MenT9beeen.
9erbus b. 8. Septbr. baDoe pi
6efprGoitn % @Iiersans. Mon9e
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-09-19
Nceuab, @is.

Senoas ben 9. Sept. bauoe @or 6reIs
ieto Oteul8beos SOnOussitOIe en- ubflu9t
til dlUerlioe patf ua9tst geiret ira
Wor9enltunoen lite par Iaa louenoe,
bteo BET bog goot 8eir Op ao Dasen.
Gmtrln9 ueo 81. 8 iamIeoes SGneasss
itoIebernene tluigemeo yGreine peo 6trs
ten, for / 5oI9e at sao iunmsn til Bars
ten. 0mtriu9 ueO ri. II boIotes Sens
oagsffole / Bauiuonen. Nu be9pnote
golf at ltromme til, Og efter at Sens
od9sitolen par iorbi, bleu Der 9jort 6ofs
bereoeller til DtloOa9en. Yoroe o9
gente bleu ltiQeoe o., Uinoturusne tom
frem, oo Der bIsu loust Rcffe % elmos
monaoe. SITTER at mar loa bapoe lpilt,
ipreotes man i9en, no9le Tor at to9e ell
Spaieretur, andre Iamleoes | 9tnpper
for ut tale lnmmen. Saaleoes lsgte en-
bU.r at uuoerboloe fig paa beolte Dsaaoe.
Senere ben paa @itermiooogen bIeu otr
uooeIt 5ru9t % ,@anbp" I'll gernene.
Sluttslis lamleoes buaoe samIe 90 un9e
/ Yaui0onen I'll @uostienelte % Paltot
Sen en- talte no fra /. Gin. BIZ.
Soa unr bet blepst Aften. U(abfuruene
tom i9en rem, % Soroene bleue bait
tsoe, men oenne Sang por BET lite laa
oeiliet, iom ueo WliooaysbOrbet; tbi
5luerne, oisis hpsuiie, ububne 8Glter,
pilbe o9iaa pore meo, iaa man MATTE
itpnoe fig at TONNE benz / 6Ortebet. =
gfu par bet n9lten bIepst msrtt, o9 man
begpnbte laa imuat at titles, og tnbuer
a %oiltnot slab ouer ben bebaseIi9e uo=
lu9t.
Menigbsoen buute tit &arSmsof
ben 7. Sept. Gbriiten ear en-
ualetss til 5Ormano; Oiuton: Has
0ietfen; WsoIem al Trustees:
u. u. Ssrenen.
= gaitor Semi en- a / iiOfs use
aboms So. til 6sltfelt.
linton Nislfe en- fpttebs / iiolte
llae ino / fit upe 9us pao COMMERCIAL
Street.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-09-19
Racine, Mis.

Dor gp bar nu 30, 1O2 Snobpssere,
boiltet er en- 6rsm9uus at 3s,44 psf.
iiben 5oItetaqinseu / 1890.
- 8aitor u nbreoe en- to9 / itolte
llge 4 Born op til BSrnsbirmmet /
WGupaca.
= Der bIiuer &oufirmltion / Sms
mnnueI8 airte paa 9aiapette auenns,
ben iibite Spnbus / OttOber (2sOs).
= guitOr Ding bOloi fin 9iItra'
oeIiesprebiten / Dor Jteliers 8irte /
Senouss.S Iirsou9s9lftes bO.ot Meni9
beoen en- llue Set / 8irtens Rrppt tot
at bpoe Bling Og 5umilie ueIfOmne.
Pa1tor Nnorea en- bob | Meni9bes
bens Raun Br9leioifsne usIfonne III
DanIterbpen Rucine Os uotulte BET Qnife,
at Serren uiloe siue gtuuoe til ct lan9i
o9 uelfsnet Sama,beioe meuem Pr9li
o9 Weni9beo paa Spofosn.
- Mrs. Nnbreae en- msb fin G
Wbr. 81. 8upelan, & sbsrt s m m a.
er paa en- len9ere 5eriereile
Uiinnelota.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-09-19
DANISH LUTH. PUBL. HOUSE.
Blair. Qebr.
Blair COLLEGE

be0pnoer fin @iteraarstermiu ben lobe Sep'
TENDER. Stolen bar otte late GPrere %
29rerinoer.
ACADEMIC SCHOOL. l6orbereoenSe)
COLLEGE DEPARTMENT. (Clas-
steal Gourse.)
NORMAL COURSE. For Teachers
County and State C~ertificates.)
BUSINESS DEPARTMENT.
bookkeeping, Shorthand and Type
writing, etc.
SanIf SprO9. eitteratur o9 0iitorie.
uOoannelIe " SRrere % S%@rertnoer Ior
ben oanlfe @grneifole,
MUSIC DEPARTMENT
SSoreora0 oper B'bsleal 9lfcrie % 2itte
rotur.
Sfolen er / ale Utanoer praftllt o9 tbs
i~pnrenoe uoitDret.
Sor llnoeruisnin9 8oit o9 2p9i 4Dounrs
ON Utaaneoen "a Tiger.
Snomeloelier mobta5es, og n9rifere Op'
lpsnin9er gioes al
Rr. Qnfer,
Blair, gtebr.
g7y- Sfrip efter @atnlog.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-09-19
Wiblano 6ojfole,
Grant, Wi6.

8interterminen bespnber b. l. Otto'
Der oq uarer til b. %. December.
9anIfsamerifanf SoiifOle.
Qa%nObrugsitOle Il ailautnins til Michi-
gan State Agricultural College,
Tor6creOclie til Sptngel'e pM StatS'
nniuerlitetet O9 oermeO Iiseitiueoe
Stoler (sOOtenOt al Michigan State
University.
Danit og enseIlt Prosrum uOIeuerss
poa 6%orIan9enoe, os ale OpIpsnin9er
mebbeIes af unbertegneoe 8eftprere.
Gbriftian Sann. ). gbriitian Bay.
@runt, Wti9.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-09-19
GpnrLeotS er oettet

III iiIbpber ct bunbrsbe Dollars geIsnninq for sa
bpert Tilinlbe al aatarTb, oer ttts tan b~elbrebes Dee
Hall's Catarrh Cure
rs. Gbenep g o., Giert, 9ol,bo. q.
nj rnbertegneoe hnr rlenbt 8. !. @benep I be Rbfe ~
Var o9 iror, Ran er albeles b9berltg ole borreintnass
9rduSottioner o. findnielt Stono I'LL al opipIoe enbuer
6orpliqtelie, beres ,5irmn hr pnniaeet fig.
eft Il Irunt, Nboleiale 8rugetits, Toiebo. ..
Walbtn9, 6inuan IL Wtatptn, .Mbolelele
Drueotits, Golsbs, 8.
Halls Catarrh Cure toees iuoDsnbis og pirter
biretts paa glooet % Spftemets SItmbtnoer. Wris
f5e pr. SLATE. S9Ises al ale @potbetsTs. gtbHess
tprb irit.
Halls Family Pills ct be beeue.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-09-19
5almontb os @eitbrOOf, Maine.

Dtt bar uGrst en- sIaoelis Gio bernebe
| Msni9bsoerne | 6aImoutb os Neits
brOot. quitor g or fra Brootlpn Os
galor Msnsets fra Rw Seriep tos
msb Paii. Z bOrebp betnsb fra areos.
msbet Bottom. De %reilte meb BET
famine iii 5aImOuib, Os OpbOlbt fig Der
en- 8 Dasss lib. auiubefOreninsen afs
bOIbt netOp Osrss uurIise Uplifting, iau
be bOUOs COB 9eiIisbeo til at faa tsbt,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-09-19
Gbicago, ST.

AHiuutl u SloltpplNt ulpUt Ueu pe
ofientIi9e StOIers aobniu9, par $780,
900. SiooepIablerne / StoIerne par
aItfor faa, o9 ba e n Del lere Born
uentes at tomme i Qebet af September
% Ott. Maaneber, Der er be Waaue.
ber, ba StoIen belpses at be leite gBrn,
bIiuer bet me9et uuniteIi9t for StoIes
raabet at ftuffe gIaos not. Om 9in=
teren os 6oraaret gaar 9ouet paa be
itOlebeissenoe Born, b%e9runoet paa Sps'
bonn meset neb. / 6iOr nauute Glib git
9aaet neb til 119, 900.
Deb StoIernes Nabnins par msot
5000 StoIebeltprere os 2erere o9 Ger-
erinoer. Stolernes antaI Der / Bpen,
bet ct be offentli9e BpltoIer, par $40.
= S ausuit Mauneo opbe Der gpeu
2,136. De mango DposfaIo ifpIoes
mere eno noset anoet ben itGrte 0orme,
Der pIuOieIis tom efter bet fOrboIosuis
tOlbe Yeir. 9eosfalo iom 5sI9e al
buarlis 0ritteuanb fOrmIuites. s aur
oebe i 2 Tiger 218 mob 2S9 / 6ior
/ lamme 9ibsrum at itaoeIist Drittes
pan6.
= Del tesner til at bIiue baarbe Gis
Der / 8lnter / Dpen. 6ul % CrR tiger
ftabis Os 6soemioIer er aaereoe meset
opre.
Der mesen Re9n % it9rte
8arme, Der for en- Gio toen berlteoe bet
/ gsnen. bar siuet 6ormerne meset at be'
title meo at iase StOf Op Os tsre bet
inb, oa bet burtt9 mooneS os raaoner
nu.
= 9 lleen enbenoe she Sept. er Der
Dob 444 ui forfteui9e SpgoOmme. vi
De | ben Glib bebe par 255 MRne 1879
9uinber, Der par II Selpmoro. 8
famine Glib febtes 264 Mauotpn, al
Rpinbetpn 296.
-S forbums Cher par WaiIwautee
Stebet, buor @bicasos siftelpltne Soil
iumleoes os / IN 9aanoeuenpins boIei
Yrpuup. Gn gop latte en- Chopper toi
BET, nien MI saar Strsmmea til Der
auben Sibe al Ssen, til ct. SOiepb,
Mid.
6Orrise Sgnoa9 esteuiebes rs ga,
/ ben Yp fra 0mperbenen.
= @n Mosie &suerier os Snbbrut
bar paret ~foreta9et | ben ienere Glib
@nslewooo ps StOdpurbesnen. YOIit
tist Os en- Gel Spousere urbeioer iuris
fOr at finbe SIpnsIsrne.
= Der beftise Storm, Der efterIusbI
iaa isrseIise Spor Geras, bro9 osiat
Der ouer gpen o9 uoretteoe en- Stab
paa $4,000. ginoen git meb er
9urtisbeb af so MiI Gimeu. 2 Men
u~eiteIiu Git tubt iOm 6slse at StOrmen
Steu, @rene 90 Erer flpi Omtrins
eufteu mso for 9OlblOmbeb, fore Gra'
bretteSes o9 9~eIesrafpaIe bIGte mel
% mango Steber par en- Musle TeIe
9raftrauoe blGie neb.
Spen iprpiteoe Os ipbeOe Os tOOrneO,
fine gpl9er meo en- 8oIoiOmbeo ion
iiaIOen er iet Mase til. 6lere 9th.
unbgit meO 0pb og Nepps at bItue be
sraoet De 9,umme 8eI9er. Mans
~etfarue Spmano paaltaa, at bet par be
= Il. lf--A. = e. ~
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-09-19
ODOt Silbn0.

Tor so Gts. / 6rimarter ienbsr ri
rOuniteren1 til 0ptaur os tiuise lom
Premie Dante / amerita" Of Yaitor
3. @. Big. Denne Bog er en- al be
melt fuIoitanois og paaIibeIi9e meO 9ens
Jpn til boor bel oanlte 6Olt fiubes /
Nme,ita, o9 en- tort 0uerii9t ouer @mis
grafton til amerifa fra Danmart.
Sfriu ON bette Gilbuo naar yGans
iteren 5eftiaes, op9iu u~ttarut AOresle
o9 ltrats ital bet bliue beipr9et.
DANISH LUTH. PUBL. HOUSE,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-09-19
Smith,, Webr.

Cor at man fife ifaI tro, at Yetbonia
Meni9beb CT ilumret inb oiSie lnmre
S%Ommebu9e, ct bet pei beblt at rere
Iiot poa fig. vi buiIs lite, men nrbsioe
fremosles pao Dor aute. 6orbaabentIl9
pil ben bliu( iaroiQ ferA iSttober, men
ri ubiatte, iOm Ret nil ies al Blaotne,
meo 9nouieIie o9 sreosmsoe til benimoo
Utioten al Mnnneosn, for at Slitn tunbe
bliue iuIofGnbi9 tor, ina pore @Glter
lite lfuQe bIipe bGn9enos / ben. Vi
sATts inberli9t, at noset ituIos b9n9e peo
| be Dags, men lite pore 6irfebants.
6iIten bliper i%olipuet meo Orsel o9
Furnace. Oct pilbs bops bleuet iuGrt
Tor Os at u%nitoiie beg9e Dele, oerior tre
ri msset glade og tatnemIlge, iofoi en-
Ben bar tebt ct uom9ttet 0fgel Ill
Barb $3.50 o9 itRntet bet iom @aue Ill
airten. ann en- entrlt Wiano bringe ct
laabant Offer, iaa ton mon ba life ant ct
eno iro. at Der blnnot Tanlterne ptb
Ruftin er 9IGodIi9e legn til 9iu, men
lies o%perfor iaabaut tr9oer iaa ti9ti9
not osfau be oeos Eormer oefio itatYere
frem.
- Der bar / ben lenere Tio for nog.
les Bebtommenoe pRret Ell bel 8el Gale
ON at saa til Oregon, o9 bet FL lite
Ian9t ira, at man iau imaat bar prBDet
pan at gore oenne Stat I'll ct Slags 81.
Dorado. Gn bar ollereoe iol9t fin @ien.
bonn og REFER ON tort lib, ct Bar andre
ere FART 9rebne Of Ionten ON at 9aa
BERTH. Stsnt nj al 9ieriet enfter oisie
9enner !Ssrrens 9sIiisnsIie | bet iierne
gsltsn, laa tunne ri bog lite anoei eno
fsIe 8emob ueo oeres Airelle, ba III bar
Tart at tenbe benz, lite alene iom ianoe
gsnnsr, men o9iaa iom fare Cubs Born,
men ina trslte ri ps meo, at bpor be eno
tomme, iaa pile bt foriIGtts bet en-
Sang betraaoie Spor og p9re meo til al
irsmme SUBS Gag. maoite paa e9ne,
bpor 9ipst enonu lite er brutt ri9tl9
irsm; tan bGnoe 9erren bar benz btbou
Der, os iaa mao Dor RIa9e foritumme.
SIR flere 0o9es iett 8eir meb
Stsu os 8arme, bar ui nu iaast en-
usbertuG9enbe iuste Rs9n uoen gpn %
9orosn, formobeutIis iom / Oregon.
o, men 6 Diaaneoers inaoant yeirl
Rei, maa pi laa beoe ON Nebraifas liot
ultabise Rlima. Rorn o9 @rGs fao pei
inssn Sam Of Resnsn, men ben tom
ristis tilpas for 6Usosn, buoraf Der bIi.
per iaasi ell bel Del aar, ba bette Nars
aul par iua peupttet; bet uar lite uaI:
min6sligt, at Der auleoes 35 gnfbels
pr. Acre.
= Orr. Sens Gnber n, en- al be
albrs Rpbpssere Der, iOm bar ueret meb
til oae ct Np%bpsserIius geiu9rIisbsoer
paa RsbrOftas YrGrie, af9it f%orleeen
Dag usb 0sben, So aor gammel, sftsr
fun 3 Dasss Spsbom. 9an tom Der.
oper fra SsnbertOussrsIeu So9n / aal.
borg amt. SOm en- f0iiis Manb be'
spnbte ban Der, men snbte | iaon Del.
ionb. aort lib I 5Orusien uor ct Barn,
10 2ar sammsl, Dob, 8atter al DRr. Or.
p~etsren.
Om Der err noset, Der fon name 6oIt
til aluor, ba sr bet lttsrt bette, at Iise
ouer for Dseen mna man labe Bersos
nina fare.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-09-19

o9 pil efter JorIpoenoe oOeruare &febss
msoet 8acine fiof / oenue Maaueo.
: @n Del al be unee piI IiseIebes
oueroere 6re5smeost / &acins.
Miis marie SObnen n, Gin.
coin, ytebr., er BE / osnns Glib gelpe
Dos fin Selter Wrs. St. Beunefen.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-05
CONSIDER \ MN JAIL
COUNTY COMMISSIONER DECIDE
TO LOOK INTO THE
MATTER
WHEELMEN ASK FOR $4,000
Deserted Wife Wants Her Husband
Br0ught Hack to Her-VOte
of Thanks for the
Mayor.

At the meeting of the board of county
commissioners yesterday 1t was decided
to look into the matter Of building a new
jail. A resolution was adopted instrUcting
the county attorney to look up the stat
utes, ascertain and report to the board
at once if the board of county commits
sioners had the power to raise money by
bonds for the purpose Of building new
Jail for the county.
Messrs. 2. J. Straub and J. +. Meyers,
Of the cycle path committee Of the Asso-
ciated WheeImen, appeared before the
board and asked that the cycle path to
White Bear be widened to seven feet.
They also asked that the sum OF $1,000
be appropriated for cycle paths in Ram
sey county and that 81, 900 of that be spent
on the White Bear path. AS things were
at the present time, they said st. Paul
people were compelled to go to Mime
tonka for the best riding. The proposition
was referred to the committee on roads
and bridges. with power to act as they see
fit.
The board also passed a resolution In
structing the county attorney or his as
sistant TO go to Buffalo, Wyo., and take
part in the habeas corpus proceedings in
the case Of Ida May Bowman, the kid
naped child The resolution was passed IN
response to an application from the coun-
ty attorney. who desired the commission
ers to allow the expenses for the trip.
Mrs. Joseph Goldberg, living at 566 Rice
street appeared before the board and told
a sad tale of her deseTtiOu by her hus-
band. She said that Goldberg has ped
dler's wagon, and two or three months
ago he started out IN the country on a
trip and has never returned. For a
while he sent her 81 a week on which
she and her two small children lived,
efx 10
stopped Mrs. Goldberg is i'll and unable
to work and when the county attorney
located her husband at Brainerd she
thought that he should be sent for to
come back to her The matter was re-
ferred by the board to a committee and
the board Of control.
1t was voted to have the county line road
at Tanners like improved. Mayor Kiefer
announced the appointment Of COmmis-
sioners Gray, Quehl and Hardick as the
representatives Of the board on the joint
city hall and court house commission
Gray was named in the place Of Com
missioner Lott.
Mesers Quehl, H. r. Hardick and Don
Gray were appointed members Of a com
mittee to look into the advisability Of
acquiring land on which to construct a
building for the safe keeping of all tools
and other property Of the county used
in constructing roads, cycle paths, etc.
A E. Donaldson was reappOinted county
expert printer by the board for two years.
with a salary Of $50 per month.
A protest entered by Joseph NJ Le-
febvre against alleged excessive taxes on
property in the Clifton addition was re-
ferred.
The board passed a resolution rendering
the thanks of the board to the mayor for
his kindness and patience in presiding
over the regular and extra meetings Of
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-05
CLAIMS OF VOLUNTEERS
ALL BUT 27 OF 500 HAVE BEEN
SETTLED.

Adjt. Gen. Lambert received word yes
terday from the auditor of the war de-
partment at Washington that the 500
Spanish war claims filed by him foc Min
been settled May %. with the exception
of twenty-seVen cases, and that the set
Elements had been forwarded to his office
The following eight cases are awaiting
further evidence from the claimants. re-
plies to calls for which bad not been re-
ceived:
o. H. Blake. Company B, Twelfth; J0-
seph Studelska. Company c. Twelfth g.
S. Thorpe. Company A, Twelfth; George
w Teeter, Company D. Twelfth; Joseph
Sheina. Company z. Twelfth; Mathis
SprenSel. Company E, Twelfth; Clarence
Cottingham. Company H. Twelfth.
Six cases involved some fire questions
of law. and are in the hands OF the law
board department for decision. The CLAIM :
Fourteenth; Arthur r. De Muth. staff,
Thirteenth; Ray c. Davis. staff. Thir-
teenth; Harry L. Bulls. staff, Thrt teenth;
Clement 5. Edwards Company !, Twelfth;
Albert E. Barnes, Company |. Fourteenth
The remaining thirteen cases are de-
layed for additional evidence from the
" ar Department wh3ch had not been re-
ceiVed at the Office of the auditor TIE
names are: II. G. Gehrke Company A.
Twelfth. and hospital corps Edmund
Hart. Company II, Twelfth; O.e X. Oste-
gaard, Company G.. Twelfth: Chas. e.
Burg Co D. Fourteenth. Frank Jeszaa,
Company E. Fourteenth: c. P. Mcclure.
Company G, Fourteenth; John Asher
Company X Fourteenth; Frank q Faes
Boyne. Company III, Fourteenth: Chas
M. Sehaeffer. staff. Fourteenth: Herbert
s. Webber. Company b, Fourteenth: John
A Donaldson. Company A. Thirteenth.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-05
BURGLARS CLEAN SWEEP
LOOTs A HOUSE AND STEALS A
HORSE TO CARRY BOOTY.

The burglar that robbed H. r. Gard
ner's home. $50 Duchess street, yester-
day afternoon made a clean sweep and
extended his operations to the barn in the
rear, where he stole a horse and buggy
In which to carry away his booty The
robbery was committed while all of the
family but Mr. Gardner was absent. Yhe
identity of the robber is suspected, and
the police are looking for the person
believed to have stolen the property.
The robber seized an opportunity when
Mr.. Gardner was reposing in the front
part of the house to ransack the prem
ises. He went through the bedrooms,
helping himself to clothing and other wall
uables that he could find. In bureau
drawer he appropriated $50 In cash, while
from a closet he took a dress suit of
clothes. an overcoat valued at $50, a blue
serge suit and a Prince Albert coat
apparently having gathered up more
booty than he could conveniently carry.
the robber went to the barn, hitched up
Mr.. Gardner's blooded PAGER, valued at
$1,000, and drove away. The robbery was
discovered shortly before O'Clock, when
the police were notified and given a
description of the person suspected.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-05
DODGED FRASER'S FIRE
TWO MEN UNDER ARREST FOR
ROBBING FLOAN GS LEVEROOs.

with the description of the two youre.
men who tried to steal a telescope grin
IuIl or cIothes from Floan & I.eyeroo3'
ciothlng store. Seventh and Sibley streets
SATURDAY afternoon, fresh In his mind.
PatroIman Fraser, accosted a couple of
strangers at Eighth and Robert streets
Yesterday afternoon, because they Tailed
Wlth the description of the ALLEGED
tiileVes. After a few questions one of
the young fellows tried to escape. He
ran two blocks down Eighth street, with
OIlcer Fraser i'll pursuit, firing his re
VolVer as he went. The fugitive was
captured and taken to the patrol box
While here his companion tried to induce
t'fhcer Fraser. to let him go, and was also
arrested.
At the central station 1t is alleged the
clerks from the clothing store identified
the prisoners as the suspected shoplift
ers The prisoners gave the names Of
Edward Sanford and George Miller.
Ihe trick tried a t the clothing store was
cleYarly conceived. Carrying a big tele
scope grip, bound up in straps, the two
men entered the store, and while one
talked to the clerks the other lifted a
1alse opening in the grip and slowed
away $42 worth of clothing. They became
frightened and left without the grip,
afterward sending a messenger bow for
1t.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-05

own recognizance, and an attachment
was issued for him. MCGOWAN was warn
ed when he was released that he would
be held for contempt If he did not ap-
pear
The committee of the Ramsey county
bar, appointed to consider disbarment
proceedings against Attorney E. 8.
Thompson, met this afternoon in the Of
flee of F. G. Ingersoll, in the New York
Life building, and adjourned. subject to
the call of the chairman. Action will be
deferred to await the result of the in
dictment.
Joseph Kech, employed at the Water
Gus engine works, 92 South Robert street,
had his right hand badly crushed short
ly after he went to work yesterday morn
ing. The hand caught in the wheels Of
a heavy machine. Kech was attended by
Assistant City Physician Welrick, and
afterward removed to his home, near the
high bridge. 1t is believed he will suf-
fer no permanent disability.
horse hitched to delivery wagon
belonging to F. T Weidenborner, ran
away yesterday afternoon, starting from
the alley in the rear of Mr.. Weidenbor-
ner's store, Seventh street, near Cedar,
and running to Third and Cedar streets
Here the wagon was overturned and the
horse was stopped. Two boys who were
in the wagon when the horse started
jumped and escaped uninjured.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-05
PREPARATIONS OF ELKS
THEY SHOW THAT AN EXTENSIVE
DIVERSION is COMING

If anyone wishes to obtain an idea of
the preparations which are being made
for the coming exposition and carnival he
should take a stroll up Cedar street from
Ninth, where the main arch is located.
He will be readily convinced that St.
Paul and the Northwest have never be-
fore had more entertaining event pre-
sented to them. Reports indicate that
the number of visitors will equal any
festival period in the city's history.
In addition to the attractions of the
exposition and the Midway with it's ten
star exhibitions, the whole business part
of town will be gaily decorated.
Arrangements for the opening day
parade, June 1S are being made on q
gigantic scale and it seems rcasona bly,
certain that business will be generally
suspended for half of the opening day.
The gate will open at Y, noon, each
week day, and close at midnight, the
Midway being in full blast for four hours
each afternoon and the same number Of
hours In the evening.
in addition TO the electric illumination.
a large search light viii be located at
the junction of Cedar street and Central
avenue, which will brightly illuminate
the grounds and German village
Assemblyman-elect E. H. Whitcomb an
nOUnced TO the Elks carnival COM
mittee yesterday that at his first oppor-
tunity he would introduce in the council
a resolution making June IS. the date
of the opening of the street fair, holi-
day. The first day will be one of the star
attractions of the summer carnival, and
will be marked by parade OF civic and
military organizations.
Every business house of standing in the
city has agreed to hang out decorations
for the carnival. These will be hung
principally on the Saturday preceding the
opening. All exhibitors must have their
displays in shape and ready for inspec-
ton by 10 o clock on the day of open
ing. Demands for space are ample, and
several have come from long distances.
One of the recent contracts was made
to a firm in Lexington, Ky.