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The Saint Paul globe., 1900-01-28

When City Treasurer Horst recently re-
ceived his statement from the state treas
urer of the allotment of state funds for
the board of school inspectors on account
of the high schools in which elementary
normal instruction Is given. he found
that the fund was just $500 less than the
amount which the city has been Gus
tonarily receiving
Upon inquiry, it developed that in the
past the state has paid the city on the
basis of five schools, respectively the
Central high, Humboldt. Cleveland. Me-
chanic Arts and Teachers training.
The state law under which the schools
have been receiving the annual contrf'
button of $500 from the state funds pro-
vided this amount for high schools COM
ing up to the state standard in which ele>
mentary normal instruction was given,
the elementary normal instruction re-
quired being a review in the final year
of the course of the common branches
and specified course in methods OF
teaching.
Now the teachers training school, while
it adds to these requisites not little
teaching In psychology, school manage
ment, history or education, and other
pedagogical instruction, is not a high
school, having none Of the regular grades
above the fourth, these being maintained
largely for the advantage they afford for
practical instruction in training OF the
socn-to-be teachers.
The deficit in the appropriation was re-
ported at once by the city treasurer to
Superintendent of Schools Smith, who set
cash had not been paid as usual, but ow
ing to the absence of State High School
Inspector Alton from the city, no III
formation has been obtainable as to
whether the omission was one of over
sight, or due to technical objection tn
the qualifications of the teachers train
ing school to receive the money under
the statute, on the ground that 1t Is not
a "high' school.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-01-28
RIGHT FROM BATTLEFORD.
No Question About the Pedigree OF
This Spell of Weather.

With two predictions realized, the
weather bureau Is gaining the confidence
of the public, and the white flag with the
black center means more than it has re-
Gently. The cold wave predicted Friday
afternoon reached st. Paul last night:
Weather reports showed a temperature OF
"a below at Qu'Appelle and 26 below at
Battleford yesterday morning. with fall
ing temperature and wind from the
northwest A wind velocity Of forty miles
pushed the cold snap south with hurry'
and 1t struck the cities early in the even
ing. The thermometer registered 20 above
yesterday morning, but will propapy
show half as many degrees to the re-
verse at daybreak today. Before MID
night last night strong biting wind was
coming down from the cold country ana
the thermometer in the center of the city
showed AZ degrees below. In other parts
of the city the temperature was consider-
ably lower, especially on the West side
and in the hill district, where the w1nd
obtained a sweep. 1t is expected that the
snap will reach Chicago some time today.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-01-28
CITY NE w 8.

Diphtheria on the West Side-Diph-
liberia is reported by the health office
as existing at 81 Livingston avenue.
Married by Judge BaziIle-Gustave
Rieck and May Kostohorzg were yester-
day afternoon united In marriage py
Probate Judge Bazille.
Address to SOciaIists-W. R. Stoker
will speak before the Socialist-Labor
party in Assembly hall at 2:8o o'clock
this afternoon on Human Functions;
Industrial and Economic"
Assets Are SmalI-James A. Young,
clerk. formerly engaged in the furni-
ture business, yesterday filed petition
In voluntary bankruptcy in the federal
court. The liabilities are scheduled at
81 $50, with nominal assets.
Filming Winter Fishers-Aug. Wolter
and G. Scherdin were fined S. each in the
municipal court yesterday for violating
the state game and fish law. They were
fishing at Pickerel lake with "tip-up"
lines
logging Roads Earnings-The Du-
luth & Northern logging road. running
from Two Harbors into the Smith and
Alger pine, made return to State Auditor
Dunn yesterday upon a gross earnings
of $41, ,275. 81 The state receives a 1 per
cent tax of $412SS.
Charles f. Mailer Ill = Charles F.
Mailer, of Virginia avenue, has been
seriously i'll at his home for the past
week His physician gives his illness as
a complication of neuralgia of the chest
Some 1mnr0XG-
ment was marked yesterday.
Took Lawrence to PeOrfa-Deputy
United States Marshal Bunde left last
evening fer Peoria, Ill, in charge or w.
H. Lawrence who is wanted In the
Northern district of Illinois on a charge
of fmpersonatfng a United States deputy
marshal. The alleged impersonation was
In connection with the alleged kidnapping
of a child at Peoria.
Will Remain Here = George w. La
Brande. manager of the local inspection
bureau for the fire insurance companies,
returned Yesterday from the East, and
announced that he had recalled his restg-
nation. rendered the governing board in
Chicago some days ago Manager La
Brande had been rendered a more lucra-
tive position in New York. The govern
ing board advanced his salary
%
Forfeited Their Bail--Thomas john
son and May Davis, the young couple
arrested Thursday on the charge Of dis
orderly conduct failed to appear In the
police court yesterday and forfeited Sl5
bail each. The above names were as
sumed. The young peope were well
dressed, and apparently occupied more
than an ordinary social position. The
girl claimed to have come here on a
visit from Hudson, Wis. while the
young man was clerk in a st. Paul
hotel
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-01-28
CONTEST IS EXCITING.
Lively Race for President of STATE
Sons of Hermann,


Interest In ST. Paul In the thirtieth
annual convention of the Grand lodge
Sens of Hermann, which will be held next
Tuesday and Wednesday at st. Anthony
Turner hall, in Minneapolis, is at fever
heat. The interest arises over the con-
test for officers of the grand lodge. fof
which there are candidates from both
Minneapolis and st. Paul
The present officers are: William Foel-
sen, president, st. Paul: vice president,
Frank N. Oethen, Minneapolis; Herman
Circler, secretary Minneapolis; e. +.
Lemke, treasurer, st. Paul. OF these II
Is understood that President Foelsen
would not turn down a second re-elec-
ton, but as candidates Hans Birkhofer,
of ST. Paul, and Minneapolis candidate
are in the field The vice president is
conceded reelection and the secretary
and treasurer will probably be given an
other chance in the opinion Of the St
Paul delegation.
There will be about $50 Sons of Her.
mann In attendance at the grand lodge
Their are .fffty-six lodges In the state
and of these nine are in st. Paul and
eight In Minneapolis.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-01-28
SoCIETE DANTE ALIGHIERI.
Local Italians Enjoy Their Select
Annual Ball.

The annual ball of the Dante Aiighieri
society, given at Swiss Casino hall, Third
and Minnesota streets, last evening, was
largely attended by the prominent local
Italians and their friends. The organ1za-
ton spares no effort to make its annual
social function a success, and, as in years
of the past, the entertainment OF last
evening was wholly enjoyable. Dancing
was the diversion that appealed to old
and young alike, and until the small hours
of the morning the congenial company in
dulged itself thoroughly. A select pro-
gramme Of twety-four numbers was rem
dered by complete orchestra. Refresh
ments were served. The committee OF ar
rangements consisted Of P. Ungaretti MI.
Frediani s. Favtlla, A zaccagnini, 5.
Pellegrini. A. Amato, r. Davinf and A.
Goduto.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-01-28
WILL BANQUET AT MERCHANTS

Encampment Entertainment Com
mitfee of the Modern Woodmen.
The head camp entertainment commit
tee of the local lodges of the Modern
Woodmen of America will hold a short
business session next Friday night at the
Merchants hotel, which will be followed
by a. banquet, at which will be present
all the members of the committee and
the head officers of each of the local
camps. The head officers Of the order
have been invited and it is expected that
they will be represented, even If they
are not present.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-01-28
MEN OF THE MAIL CAR.

Railway Postal Clerks Meet to Or
ganize.
The railway postoffice clerks met last
evening in Parlor B at the Windsor for
the purpose of considering proposition
to form ST. Paul branch Of the Tenth
division Among those present were: w.
H. Coffin, of Hamline; J. o. Hall, A. T.
Sherwood, James Dent, George Bradford.
John E. Nickerson and George D. Flynn.
No decisive action was taken, but the
meeting adjourned until next Saturday
evening
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-01-28
LIVED HERE SINCE 1856.

William Maher, Who Died at His
Rooms I'm the Wabasha Block.
William Maher, who had lived In St.
Paul since 1856, died yesterday Afternoon
at his rooms in the Wabasha block, 4671A
Wabasha street, at the advanced age of
eighty-eight. He was familiar to all of
the old settlers and leaves two sons and
four daughters, one Of whom Is Mother
Bernardine, of st. Joseph's hospital.
The funeral will be held from the Cath
edral tomorrow morning.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-01-28
CHANGES IT TO ELL.
Ole Hanson Takes the Name of His
Grandparents.

Judge Otis yesterday in the district
court granted the application Of Ole
Hanson for permission to change his
name to Ole Hill Hanson explained to
the court that he was engaged in the
dry goods business at North St. Paul.
His fathers name was Hanson, but his
mother died while he was a child, and
he was confined to the custody of his
maternal grandparents, and at home in
Goodhue county, was known by their
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-01-28

WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-The house
gave an hour to eulogfes on the late Rep
resentattve Baird, of Louisiana, and be-
yond this transacted no business of inn
pertance.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-01-28
Y EII}( \ 4

There are probably no
''cheap" Groceries in the mar
ket that are half as good bar
gains as the dependable table
supplies that are handed out
here at the Yerxa regular
prices.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-01-28

name of Hill. Mr.. Hansons testimony
was backed by that of Fred Goeswisch
and John Herrick, and he was given
permission to make the desired change.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-01-28

TO CURE "A COLD In ONE DAY
Tske Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money IL 1t fails
to cure. e. w. Groves signature Is on
each box. 25c.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-01-28
TWO EVENING BLAZES.

Bakery and u Bates Avenue Resi-
dence Scorched.
The fire department was called to the
grocery store and bakery of William A.
Schaffner. CAT Canada street, shortly after
10 o'clock last evening, to extinguish a
slight blaze that caught In rubbish near
the bake ovens. The damage was small.
A chimney fire at the home of e. A.
Sauer, 217 Bates avenue, gave the depart
ment run earlier in the evening. There
was no damage.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-01-28
"a Contenfed Mind
Is a Continual Feast. /"

Baf for a eontented mind you mast
haVe healthy body, and tins IS possible
only by making and Keeping the Blood
pure. This IS iast what Hoods Sarsara-
fila does, and that is qDhy IT cures dis
ease and sives a6otaldng health IN place
of illness and debility.
Morning Fatigue" saff fered zuiih
a tired feeling and headache eUery morn
ing and epen1ng. I took Hoods Sarsapa-
rala, and got relief. It also cared me Of
the grip and of catarrh of n years dura-
tion." Mrs. Je,uaie Horner, Sfoystozun, Pa.
Be sure TO get only Hoods because
Hoott1, SaaJabaMM
:I;I:l
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-01-28
In the Cloak Room

Before telling you Of the new goods
here's something that will interest at
least thirty-one women.
Thirty-one high grade tailor-made Suits,
including fine Cheyiots, Scotch and Eng
Esh Men's-wear Tweeds and few Coverts
mostly tight-fittitng Jackets {only few
o-button box coatsE. formerly priced $22. so.
$500 ard $27.5o.o They will all 60 at
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-01-28

has been no skimping in shapes or
sizes.
Drawers made of best grades of muslin,
finished with hem and tucks or with A.
7-inch cambria flounce, the very best LG
values ever offered at.... at
Fine Cambria and Muslin Drawers, with
deep flounce of embroidery or hem AZ
stitched lawn, six new styles, best 41C
o9c values; annual sale price.
Fine Cambria Drawers, four new styles
with deep embroidery ruffle or flounce of
Torchon and Val. lace, best Csc IN
kinds annual sale HVC
Price. .................
Fine Cambria Drawers with ruffIe of en-
broidery and flounce of insertion ar
and lace, best ST .25 kinds; annual VAC
sale price, ....................
Fine Cambria Drawers with handsome
flounce of embroidery, best SITS Gl 1e
kinds; annual sale nj ~
Finest Cambria and Nainsook Drawers;
deep flounces of insertion, edging and lace:
One great lot at ST., SO
One great lot at................S SITS
One great lot at... ..............$z.25
Corset Covers In all the new
shapes, including 'Marguerite' and
"Bolero' effects.
Best quality Cambria Corset 1F
Covers, high and low neck; L3C
SpeciaI ...................
Fine Nainsook Corset Covers In new
French shapes six new styles trimmed
with embroidery, insertion, lace 10
and ribbon. best Csc and 75c kinds; 4OC
Fine Nainsook Corset Covers, trimmed
with lace and embroidery, best IN
95c kinds; annual sale nyC
Fine Nainsook Corset Covers. with one
and two insertions and edge, best 0e
ST rs values; annual sale VIC
Fine Nainsook Corset Covers in ten
French shapes, trimmed with six rows of
insertion, lace and ribbon, $500 O. eA
values; annual sale mi. s1eg
price. ....................
Fine Nainsook Corset Covers = new
French shapes, with alternating p1 7e
rows of insertion and edging, ht.f5
$2.25 values; annual sale price,.
New ''Bolero" Corset Covers .....S2, 25
Lace and Ribbon Corset Covers. -. $3.50
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-01-28
stops the Cough
and works OF tn
Honse session Brief.

Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets cure q
cold in one day. No Cure. No Pay.
Price DC
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-01-28
"Reffman Aous 6" Coffee

Is sold in bulk weighed ouD at Yerxa
stores only. When sold by other dealers
it is packed in air-tight one-pound' cartons,
bearing our trade mark and (outside of
Yerxa stores) cannot be bought in any
other conceivable form.
Hoffman House." full. rich Java
and Mocha flavor outclassing the
worlds finest 40c and 45c Coffees,
per ID ...... .:............... 2Sc
"Robal" blend is of flavor so fine
that experts pronounce it 30c eof-
fee at first sip while its price per
pound Gresh- roastedl is.....-....... Zoe
"Minarda' is a magnificent blend of
g finest Ceylen and India teas of the
4 one-dollar-a-pound quality; but we
make the consumer q present of 40c
with every pound in selling Mi
Airline, delightfully."- mild India
blend, per lb Observation-Disclosures. 60c
. Uncolored Japan that ought to be Soc
Is here ...... ................ Csc
IS Gents
Per pound for Butter Peanut Candy
Squares, made fresh every hour; s'to-
morrows sale only"
IL Gents
Per pound for Almond Cocoanut. Cocoa
nut Goodies and Burnt Peanut. This sale
is limited, and will last only short time.
Good Gum Drops, per pound, only. DC
YERXA BROs. 6 co.
Snyenih and Cedar SfrnaES,
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-01-28
ONE SCHOOL LEFT OUT
STATE CUTS OFF ITS APPORTI0N-
MENT FROM TEACHERS TRAIN
ING SCHOOL
SCHOOL BOARD EXERCISED

1T Is Not Known Whether the Cut
Was Due to an Oversight or to "a
Technical Objection to the Right
of the Teachers Training School
to the Money Under the Law
Supt. Smith Investigating.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-01-28

'
GOWNS. All the new effects in
Bishop. Empire, round or square necks
and short sleeves.
Extra quality Muslin Gowns, solid tucked
yoke, finished with canbric ruffle, 10.
extra long and wide, 75c kinds 4OE
TOR ............'
Good Muslin Gowns, round or 10.
square yoke of three insertions and 40C
edge, 75c kinds for.
Extra quality Muslin Gowns, extra long
and wide, with yoke of tucks, In Lfa.
sertion and edging, $f.oo kinds efyC
Tor ..".s...'.'
Cambria and Muslin Gowns, 8 distinctly
new styles, round, square and low necks,
trimmed with fine insertion. en- AZ.
broidery and tuclss, regular $f.25 yJE
and $f.5O kinds; annual sale price,
Fine Cambria and Nainsook Gowns, 10
distinctly new styles, dainty trimmings OF
insertion, lace and embroidery. C1 1E
stock price $1.75; annual sale sDl.LJ
price.
Fine Cambria and Nainsook Gowns
with yokes of fine Insertion, lace G1 EA
and ribbon, stock price. s$2.25i sM s,Jtb
annual sale price-.sa. .e.....
Fine Cambric and Nainsook Gowns,
beautifully trimmed with lace and embroi-
deries, at the following concessions from
regular stock prices: - r...
~ SITS Gowns for SITS.
$500 Gowns for $500.
- $3.50 Gownsafor $3.50. sea aas
.s $500 Gowns for 81. so. .,.se.,
SKIRTS in all the newest shapes
fitted tops and demi- trains.
OUR GREAT LEADER is good Mus
lin Skirt, cut wide, finished with IN
Finch embroidered ruffle, easily e1WC
worth ST. Annual sale price, only
Good Muslin Skirts with. deep o..
flounce of two insertions, cut wide, 0sC
good ST rs value; annual sale price
| Fine Cambria, ;gfutis "Ombrelle" Skirts,
| with deep fIounce. Of enc insertion and lace
edge. or with l2-hch embroid- CT ~
cry ruffle, best $1.75ddnds; sNH. ~
annual sale prlce.sg. .a....%...
grim
/ Fine Cambria Skirts, cut extra wide with
deep flounce Of Tofehori lace and Gs1 II
one insertion. best.t$2,25 kinds; DI.lJ
annual sale price asI. .e........
%
| Fine cambrtc slarts,, cut extra wide, with
deepfleunc of twoiiHsertiens and O. an
| lace or embroidery best $2.75 sNL.seW
value; annual sale price.
--.5-sj .,5s4515 to' tsSis
| Finest Canbrict Skirts, with handsome
flounces of lace, embroidery and inser-
/ TONS -
/ $4.25 Skirts for $500.
/ $500 Skirts for $3.75.
$500 Skirts for $3.50.
| Fine Cambria Skirts, with demi-trains
and handsome flounces of insertion and
lace, $500, 5000 and $500.
/ DRAWERS. Ali our garments
are cut In newest shapes - there
It's worth repeating and worth rem
derwear is marked at a reduced price {
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-01-28

suit tomorrow.
sss3o
These are neY:5 !.
New spring styles of Rainy Day Skirts,
made of reversible GolfCloths,
handsome colorsdd positively GfA 7E
worth $3.50 M}SHgdhay l} d spe= 4lV.lJ
Siai. - - '...t.f ~ 'ss'''''
New spring styiesain-
Tailor-made Suits.
Dress Skirts and
New Silk Waists.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-01-28
REDUCED PRICE

this sa than at other time of the year.
There isn't single exception You don't haue to guess which
barqain. EVERYTHING s married. at a reduced price,
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-01-28
Embroideries.

|Embroideries.
Our annual sale Of Enbroideries
will be continued The collection has
been greatly admired, and sales are
larger than ever. But as new lots
are arriving daily. the assortment re-
mains unbroken.
New effects in Swiss. Nainsook
and Cambria Edgtngs. Insertions.
Flouncings, Galoons and AIl-Overs.
Half dozen special lots of Swiss,
NaInsook and Cambria Embroideries
! at these special prices:
New Embroideries. S cents.
New Embroideries, 7 cents.
New Enbroideries. 9 cents.
New Embroideries, l2 cents.
| New Embroideries, l4 cents.
New Embroidcries, t8 cents.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-01-28
.Chernises.

T lllc CI1cllilSSS VIII NdtllSOOk yOFsS OF Ollc
-sertion and embroidery edge, IN.
6oc kinds. Annual sale ebYC
Fine Nainsook Chemises, with d. (kn
yoke of lace and ribbon, SIPS OI.VV
value. Annual sale price.
Fine Nainsook Chemises, with yoke of
insertion and lace, skirt finished d. Ae
with lace edge; best $l.75 kinds. MI. ~
Annual sale price. .............
Fine Nainsook Chemises with three, four
or five rows of insertion, lace c. fE
and ribbon, $4.o0 values. An ny. II
nual sale price.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-01-28

It's repeating and worth remembering Every piece Muslin I'm
derwea price during the this SALE
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-01-28

Filming Winter Fishers-Aug. Wolter
and G. Scherdin were fined $5 each in the
municipal court yesterday for violating
the state game and fish law. They were
fishing at Pickerel lake with "tp-up
1tnoc
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-01-28

Diphtherfa on the West Side-Diph-
liberia is reported by the health oface
as existing at 81 Livingston avenue.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-01-28

Logging Roads Earnfngs-The Du-
luth & Northern logging road. running
from Two Harbors into the Smith ana
Alger pine. made return to State Auditor
Dunn yesterday upon gross earnings
of SAL, ,275.S1 The state receives a l per
cent tax of $412SS
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-01-28
SKIRTS in all the newest shapes
fitted tops and deni- trains.

Fine Cambria Skirts, with demi-trains
and handsome flounces of insertion and
lace, Sl2. 90, 5000 and $500.
DRAWERS. Ali our garments
are cut In newest shapes = there
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-01-28

Fine Cambric and Nainsook Gowns,
beautifully trimmed with lace and embroi-
deres, at the following concessions from
regular stock prices:
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-04-05
A DILEMMA.

There seems to be discrepancy be-
tween the Executive order" signed By
President Dole, and the Public Notice"
signed by the President and members
of the court of claims. The "Execu-
tive order" reads:
1.-THE Court of Commissioners to take
evidence of losses caused by the burn
ing of Chinatown in Honolulu and to
make awards and judgments on such
losses shall consist of a presiding mem
Der and four associate members, as
hereinafter appointed"
The Public Notice" of the court of
claims reads:
Public notice is here given that the
court of claims for losses caused by
the Board of Health in the suppression
of bubonic plague having been duly
appointed, commissioned and sworn,
will hold a session at it's courtroom in
the Judiciary building in Honolulu on
Wednesday, the 4th day of April, A. y.
1900. at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, and
daily at the same hour until further
notice Sundays and holidays except
ed)."
The Executive order" says "the
Court of Commissioners to take evil
of Chinatown in Honolulu" whatever
the boundaries of Chinatown may be.
The Public Notice" says "for losses
caused by the Board of Health in the
suppression of bubonic plague" which
is wider than the vague definition
chinatown"
The two public statements are con-
Trajectory and need elucidation by the
authorities. Is the court of claims only
going to look after losses caused by
the burning of Chinatown" or is the
court going to adjudicate for Closes
caused by the Board of Health in the
suppression of bubonic plague" The
latter is so wide field that one al
llOst stands aghast at it's far reaching
possibilities. Who authorized the lat
ter publication?