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The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-10

AS a matter of fact, however, Moses
withdrawal is, In effect, final, and he
knows it, for he has been met with the
threat that if he did not call himself OF
the Republicans would find themselves
beaten worse than they did the morning
after William Henry Eustis "also ran"
two years ago. The Republicans have been
open in declaring their disposition not to
support Moses.
Then, on top Of it all, came the Repub-
lican scandal at Saltwater The question
whether or not the services of Moses h.
Clapp, and the firm of which he was a
member, were worth the $4,000 they charg-
ed or not, is, from political STANDPOINT
the least serious raised
The Republicans do not get of any
where with it creditabiy
In the first place the St Paul lawyers
were hired because of incompetence in the
county attorneys office there, both the
attorney and his assistant being Repub-
licanS.
And If Clapp has taken any advantage
of the people in Withholding his charged
fee, instead OF awaiting the award OF
board of county commissioners, also Re-
publican, then the Republicans have only
themselves to thank for the pred4cament
into which they have f1oundered.
Gen. Clapp's position is that his firm
took the only, the proper course in the
matter-the course they always take In
all cases save with parties where they
have an account current-and he saw no
reason why the county should be treated
in a different manner than any individual
In regard to the charge for his services
$12,5OO Mr.. Ciapp stated that 1t was a
very reasonable charge
So conspicuously apparent Is this that
even the stanchly Republican Saltwater
Gazette says:
''By the county attorneys office we
mean MeSsrs. ManWaring & Sullivan for,
although MIR. Sullivan is not county attor-
ney In all matters in the eye OF the law,
nevertheless he has been and is today
considered as one and the same with the
county attorney, as matter of fact.
Moreover, he is the business partner of
Mr.. Manwaring, and as such partnership
is, SO it IS said, a general partnership,
whatever income there is from the efforts
of either gentleman goes into the gen.
eral partnership account. The board at
it's session yesterday took occasion to say
many times that it had looked to the
county attorneys office to stand between
the county and harm. it is distinct dis
appointment to the friends of these young
men that they are involved in matter
that is not, to say the least, creditaDle to
them. The Gazette has on former occa-
sions and at great length exploited this
Bristol case, and on each occasion has
given the county attorneys office credit
Tor the good work performed. Ihe Ga
Zette regrets that it seems now as though
it would be necessary to apologize to the
public for credit bestowed where none
was deserved
A good many Democrats are wondering
whether there is to be a resignation in
the office of the grain inspection depart
ment at Minneapolis w. E. Todd is
still hanging on as chief Clerk over there,
and they want to know what Republican
influences are securing his retention
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-10
WHY IS The X-RAY FRAUD
Like the Free treatment FakIr ,

Because they, in both instances, obtain the poo
pies money under false pretenses The flaming
ads of these sharpers always appear in the Twin City
still another the -dollar-need-be -paid-uness-
cured" fakir. But in every case they demand your
money or they refuse to turn the X-Ray or any
other fake appliance. Why be victmized when you
can get treatment at reasonable rate from an old
and reliable institute where you only pay for what you
get, and get what you pay for1
A FEW REFERENCES
that cured by u.s. Blind sixteen years; can now
see 10 read and write; Mrs B. Cressinger 34e Har-
ward street, ST. Faul. Deaf, Mrs. F. w. Hines Els
worth, Wis. Catarrh, George Panian, Postmaster
Alnena, Wis. Cross Eyes, Nellie Kimmet, Hidel-
berg MINI. Cancer, c. Nealand. .Minker Iowa. Write
to any Of the above. We have thousands of others
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-10
STATE ELECTRO MEDICAL INSTITUTE
Permanently Located Hennepn Minneapolis
BATHS WERE NOT OPENED.

cent rate, as 1t was only half the gov
ernment rate.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-10

Nearly seven thousand sacks of "PilIs-
bury's Best Flour sold in the last week
at $500 per sack. Did you get one?
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-10
ACE0FEXPERTS
Professional Excellence Can Be Attained
Only by the Doctor Who Concentrates
All His Faculties on a Single
Class of Ills

State Electro Medical Institute, Which Combines
All OF the Curative Powers of Both Medicine
and Electricity in Our System OF
Electro Medical Treatment
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-10
WoULD-BE CADETS EXAMINED.

A 4Oc coffee at 25c Bakers Premium
Coffee.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-10
SYPHTLTTIC BLOOD POISON
NERVOUS DEBILITY

Of
do for
is the
oumus +
amas familiar
other symptoms which
nnded-a hale healthy happy physical
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-10

9; Fifth, 2; Sixth, 3; Seventh. I: Gh Eighth H.
Q; Ninth, /; Tenth, l; Eleventh, 4. To,
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-10

First precinct Q: Second Q. Tb,rd <.
Fourth. 2; Fifth, 2; sixth. 4: seYenth' e1tf' q:
Eighth, 4; Ninth, A. Tenth, 8; Eleventh
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-10

first, /; Second, /; Third, 2; Fourth.
Fifth, 2; Sixth, 2; Seventh, 2; Eighth
Total. 15 -'
Evening star., 1900-10-10
Not Leonard H. Dyer.

A curious complication has just arisen In
departmental circles result Of like
hess Of names. The latest issue of the
Patent Office Gazette contains, among
other similar items, a memorandum of the
disbarment Of Leonidas c. Dyer of Wash
ington as an attorney in practice before
the Interior Department. 1t happens that
there are in practice in good standing be-
fore the patent office other Washington at
torneys whose names are more or less SIM
liar TO that of the disbarred attorney.
Among these is Leonard H. Dyer, who is
somewhat embarrassed now as a result of
the notice in the Patent Office Gazette,
owing to the possibility of a misunder
standing as to the identity of the attorney
who has fallen under official displeasure.
Evening star., 1900-10-10

Colored Bellies, ,"rBurton and Brookes with
their funny songs and humorous stories,
Fred Niblo, the brightest and most enter
tanning Of evenirg dress monologists: the
musical Colbys in musical meiange, in
which they use surprising variety of in
struments and os1en and Torp. acrobats
and tumblers.
THE KING OF THE OPIUM RING
For the last week of the preliminary sea-
son at the Lafayette. the Chinese-Ameri-
can play. "Kingoof the Opium Ring" by
g. E Blaney and c. A. Taylor, which
scored such popular success at the Acad-
emy of Music New York last spring, will
De presented at this theater. beginning next
Monday evening: This play is very elabo-
rate In scenic effects. and tells an inter-
esting and thrilling story Of Chinese-Ameri-
can life In the far west. The plot deals
WITH opium smuggling. the abduction of a
Deautlful white girl by Chinese highbinders
OF San Francisco, and her rescue by a gall
liant lover In the custom house, who finds
he- disguised as a Chinese woman before
the altar OF Joss, under the hypnotic in
nIence or an oriental sorcerer, who Is about
to join her IN wedlock to a college educated
Cbinaman of fabulous wealth.
THE GILT-EDGE BURLESQTERS.-At
the Bijou Theater next week, "The Gilt
Edge Burlesquers." for whom many good
Things have been said, will be the attrac-
ton. Judging from the list of the various
performers who are billed to appear with
II, the organization will doubtless uphold
the really good standard set by the Biiou
management thus far this season. THE
Gay Travellers billed as a funny. up-to-
GATE burIeSque, opens the entertainment,
ana each member of the company. number
ing some thirty people, lends a hand in
making 1t 60 1T Is full of real comedy, and
contains number of catchy musical num-
bers. set off with some pretty costuming
ana electrical effects, not forgetting the
usuai array of pretty girls. The vaudeville
numbers are given by the following: Mer-
ritt and Rozela, BfXley and Hughes, Miss
Annie Morris, Campbell and Caufield. Ke-
ly and Adams. Darenda and brother. Coul-
ter and Starr. and the twelve Mignonettes.
The last-named have been referred to as
the feature of the bill. They present a
novel act termed the electrical gavotte."
RE,NTZ-SANTLEY BIrRLESQUE COM
PANY.-Manager Abe Lcavitt will intro
duce novelty next week in his RentZ
Santley Burlesque Company which will be
the attraction at the Lyceum, in the form
of a practical automobile, built especially
Tor the extravaganza, Broadway to Paris"
Whlch VIII require the services of thirty
people The scene is laid in Paris. showing
the exposition grounds, the EIffel tower,
Ferris wheel and the different buildings
OF each nation. There will be great many
ensemble numbers. sensational features and
novelties presented by an avalanche of
pretty and shapely women, handsomely cos
tuned in the most appropriate Style, which
mas always been an attraction with the
Rentz-Santley organization.
NEW PRODUCTIONS" Nell,"
q play by George G. Hazelton of this city,
scored an unquestionable success at the
Bijou Theater, New York last night. with
Henrietta Crossman as the star in the role
Of Nell GWyn."
Evening star., 1900-10-10
THE BUILDING TRADES.
Probable Formation OF Council
Within Central Labor Union.


The Building Trades Council, Of which
Mr.. e. j. Ratigan IL president, met last
evening at Typographical Temple. Mr.. Mil
ford Spohn was secretary. This was the
drst meeting since a recess was taken by
the council a month ago. pending submis-
sion Of propositions to the locals composing
the two factions of the building trades. The
propositions looked to consolidation of
both factions and the formation OF a new
Building Trades Council
At last evenings meeting delegates from
nine organizations were present. The ques-
ton of the formation of a new council was
discussed at length, under the considera-
ton Of the report as made by Mr.. j. l..
Feeney. at the meeting of the Central La
Dor Union Monday evening last. Mr.. Fee
ney, as chairman of the committee of the
Central Labor Union having the matter of
reorganization in charge, in making that
report stated that the returns from the or
ganiZat1ons to which the propositions had
been referred were not very satisfactory.
and he anticipated that the efforts OF the
committee to unite the building trades In
one organization would prove abortive. In
that event. he remarked, he would recon-
ment the formation of a building trades
section as an adjunct to the Central Labor
Union, if more satisfactory returns not
made by those building trade organizations
to report within the present week.
The sentiment of the council as expressed
last evening was favorable to Mr. Feeney's 8
plan, and a motion prevailed to continue
the council until the matter of the forma-
ton OF building trade section of the
Central Labor Union shall be finally dis
posed of
Evening star., 1900-10-10

Buchanan; transportation, Nathaniel J.
Turner. c. McKesson and John T. Howe.
A regular meeting place win be secured
before the next gathering. which Will be
held next Tuesday night, when addresses
Will be made by Representative Pearson of
North Carolina and Mr.. John W. Langley
of Kentucky.
Converted by Prosperity.
Mr.. Irwin DUNCAN. who formerly repre-
sented an Ohio congressional district as
democrat. told the members of the New
Jersey Republican Association last night
that the great prosperity which had blessed
the country under McKinley's administra-
ton had converted him into a republican
when 1t came to national issues. He would,
he declared, support the democratic state
and local tickets in Ohio. but would cast
also ballot for Mckinley and Roosevelt
The Jerseyites were also addressed by Mr..
Burchfield of Maryland, who predicted that
the oriole state will give the Mckinley tick
ct healthy majority and return the pres
ent quota of republican congressman. The
association has invited all New Jerseyans
residing in the District TO attend its meet
Ing to be held next Tuesday night in the
MetZerott building.
Mr.. Norris and Maryland Voters.
Mr.. James l.. Norris was given a rising
vote of thanks by the numerous members
OF the jackson Democratic Association. of
which he is president, at the meeting last
night at the Metropolitan Hotel. The cause
of the testimonial was the practical interest
taken by Mr.. Norris in the Maryland cam
paign In sending voters home, he having
announced that he had arranged for the
transportation of over 800 Mary FLANDERS tenn
porarily residing in the District to their
registration and voting places.
Other business transacted by the assOcia-
ton included the election of MIR. John G.
Campbell fourth vice president, to sue
ceed Mr.. Robert F.. Mattlngly. recently de-
posed, and the election of Mr.. Thomas F.
Holden treasurer. to succeed Mr.. r.
Harry johnson, whose resignation
ceived with regret and to whom the asso-
clation gave a vote of thanks for his faith
full discharge of duties.
Fourteen new members were elected and
an address on the campaign issues was
made by w. Cranch Mcintyre Campaign
songs were rendered during the meeting by
the South Washington Glee Club
Evening star., 1900-10-10
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

Trains leave from Pennsyi,nnia station.
s:ol AN. Daily. Local for Harrisonburg and for
Charlotte and way stations.
IL An DAILY. L. S: Fast Mail Sleeping
ears 10 New Orleans, Colutnbia, Savannah aud
Jacksonville. uniting at Salisbury with sleeper for
AShevilie, Chattanooga and Memphis and at Dan
Washington to New Orleans Dining car service
1887 a. Nj. Daily Local for Charlottesville
4:oi fM Week Days Local for Front Royal,
Stiasburg and Harr sonburg.
$50 I'M Daily. Local for Charlottesville
9:o5 Pm. Daily. n. Y. 4 Fla Express sleep.
ing cars to Augusta, with connections for Aiken
ana tnarleston; ami To Savannah, Jacksonville and
Fort Tampa: Through coach to Jacksonville Din
ing service
1855 Pm. Daily. Washington & Chattanooga
Lihltea VIA iShchhurgt Sleeping Cars to Roanoke,
hhoxNille; thattaaooga, Memphis and New Or.
leans Through coach to Memphis Dining car
service.
10:45 Pm. Daily. Washington & Southwestern
Limited. Sleeping cars to Asheville. Knoxville
l 1hartan1"ga and Nashville, and to Atlanta Macon,
birmingham. Memphis, Montgomery, Mobile and
New Orleans. Dining service Tourist sleeper
Washington to San Francisco Mondays Wednesdays
TRAINS ON BLUEMoNT BRANCH.
Leave Washington Sl0 AN. Daily. Leo PM
SO PA:, 4:4s Pm. week days and G:2s N
SUNDAYS for Blueniont: CPS PM. Saturdays for
LeEseurg; SO Pm. week days to Herndon.
ton 6;42 AN 7;35 An, 2:15 PM and $50 2 NJ
da1y, From iiarrisonbnrg IL :33 M. week DAYS
ahd s49 PM daily. From CharlottesviIIe s:2s
An. and a:4o PM daily
Tickets, sleeping reservations and other fn-
FORMATION furnished and baggage called for aud
checked from hotels and residences lry Union
irahsLeF 20. on orders left at Ticket Office, 703
Station = "'' a. '"''
,I,t Phone ne 1441 for P r. R. Cab Service.
FRANK s CANNON, 3d V. p aud Gen Mgr
j. NJ. CCLP, Traffic Manager
". A. TURK. General Passenger Agent
L. =. BROWN, General Agent ocs
Evening star., 1900-10-10
Incurs Penalty.

I'm not a vagrant,' was the answer OF
Elmer K. Long, a cripple, when arraigned
In Judge Scott's court this morning.
Where Is your homer the court in
qured.
''On Sd street southeast" was his re-
sponse.
He came to my place yesterday said
the proprietor OF lunch room, ''and asked
for something to eat ! gave him what he
wanted and when he left the room he mis-
behaved in a shameful manner
What was his condition. the witness
was asked.
He appeared as If he had been drinking "
Policeman Sanders told the court tha,
Long was drunk and lying on the side
walk. Judge Scott fined the young man
equivalent.
Evening star., 1900-10-10
Fines Aggrexated x35.

A man who gave his name as Dennis
Murphy was a prisoner in the Police Court
this morning, charged with dfsorderly con-
duct and assault. He was arrested on the
two charges near 4th and O streets yester-
day afternoon by Policeman johnson, and
was taken to the second precinct station.
A colored girl named Eliza Minor alleged
that the prisoner hugged her and attempted
to take improper liberties with her. Several
witnesses gave similar testimony and the
court was told that the defendant was at
the time under the influence of LIQUOR
Murphy entered a denial. The testimony
was against him, and the court held him
guilty. For the alleged assault a fine of S30
was imposed. and 50 was the penalty in the
diSOrdeIly case.
Evening star., 1900-10-10
RAILROADS,
AND OHIO RAILROAD.

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
IHip GIL THE GRANDEST SCENERY OF
AMERICA. ALL TRAINS vESTIBU LED.
HR'rIiIC LIGHTED. STEAM HEATED
DINING CARS ON THROUGH TRAINS
STATION, SMITH AND STREETS.
Schedule in effect October To- 1900.
S:o f.M. DAfiI-tfncinnati and St. Louis Spc-
ciaI.Solid train for Cincinnati, Iul Imam Sleepers
10 CINCINNATI, Lexington, Louisville, indianapolis
and -. Louis without change Observa ion parlor
car Washington TO Virginia Hot Springs without
ciiange. l'aror Cincinnati to Chicago
ll:lo Pm. hAII1-F r. v Limited Solid train
for Cincinnati. Pullman slseJers to Cancinua1 "a
Lexington and Louisville without change Connec-
ti"n for virginia Hot Springs daily. Pullman Com
Imrtmcnt Car To Virginia Hot Springs. without
change, daily except sunday. Sleopcrs Cincinna 4
To Chicago and st. Louis
ll:4l An. DAILY. EXCEPT STNDAY-for
Newport News. Norfolk and Old Point Comfort
via Penna X r.. r.. +. & y. ard Richmond.
800 I'm. DAILY For GonionsyiIic, Chariot tes-
vile. stanton daily, and for Ri,imond daily,
cept Sunday.
Reservation and tickets at Chesapeake and ohlo
offices. 5l3 Pennsylvania ayenue, 6D9 l4th St. near
IF, and at the station. Telephone call l4il for
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad cab service
II. ". FULLER, General Passenger Agent.
Telephone 1906. SCI
Evening star., 1900-10-10
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solutions for uIceratIve Weaknesses annoying irri-
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ton and for many sanative purposes which read
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of astonishing benefit.
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Secrets free.
Evening star., 1900-10-10
AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN.
General and Personal News Gathered
West of Rock Creek.

It is understood that the formal opening
Of the Cathedral School for girls, on the
site of the Protestant Episcopal Cathedral,
corner of Woodley Lane road and Wiscon-
sin avenue, will take place the latter part
of this month, the date not being definitely
decided upon. The sessions of the school
commenced the first Monday of the present
month. There were no special exercises at
tending the commencement of the term.
Many of the leading dignitaries OF the
church are expected TO be present al the
formal opening.
John Hiener. aged forty years, colored
resident of Maryland. was seized with a
convulsion yesterday afternoon shortly after
J o'clock on 9th street near - street. In
falling to the ground his head struck the
sidewalk, and a severe scalp wound was in
hicted The patrol wagon conveyed him
to the Georgetown University Hospital.
where the wound was dressed.
The regular Monday evening session of
Independent Lodge. No. H. !. o. q. r. was
eniivened by "A visit from the chief templar Z
and fourteen members OF Tacoma Lodge.
besides visitors from Minnehaha and CO.
lumbia lodges. Speeches were made by "A
number of persons present, and there was
music.
After viewing the body of Edward J.
stanton. discovered yesterday dead I'm bed
at $500 NJ street. Coroner hewitt gave a
certificate of death from natural causes.
Evening star., 1900-10-10
Changes ApDrOyed.

The District Commissioners have approved
the following changes in the water depart
ment: That Thomas Fitzgerald, caulker, at
$I2o per year. be transferred to inspector,
at So per day, and that Matthew Noonan
caulker at 81 per day, be transferred to
cauiker, at $I2O per year. vice Fitzgerald; );
to take effect November 1, 1900.
Evening star., 1900-10-10
WOMAN's MISSION SOCIETY.
Eleventh Annual Meeting at Foundry
NJ. e. Church.

Eleventh Annual Meeting at Foundry
NJ. E. Church.
The Woman's Home Mission Society of
the District met in eleventh annual session
yesterday at Foundry NJ E. Church. The
meeting was largely attended, and there
was much enthusiasm manifested in the
work and successes of the organization.
The work of the society is confined TO mis-
sions in the United States and I'm Porto
Rico. The annual reports were very graft
Tying, showing among other things that
during the past twelve months 1J29 visits
mad been made the poor; that in many cases
food and clothing had been supplied. Dur
ing the past year the sum of $11,7D was
collected An address was made by Mrs.
). Nj. Culbertson. and the following Off
GERS We're elected: President. Mrs. r. l..
Tullock; vice president, Mrs. Walker; cor
responding secretary, Mrs. D. B. Street;
treasurer, Miss Ella Steinmetz; secretary
for supplies, Mrs. S. NJ. Lake; secretary
for home missions. Mrs. C. W. Keyes;
secretary for reading circle Mrs. F. NJ.
Bristol; secretary for mite boxes, Mrs.
Woodburn; secretary for leaflets, Miss Ger
trude Houston; auditor, Mrs. Smith.
Evening star., 1900-10-10
Goes to Jail for n Year.

Richard II. Lancaster, who was recently
released from jail, where he served a term
for assaulting an officer, was today con-
victed In the Police Court of assaulting his
wife and Rebecca Hawkins The latter
stated that he not only struck her without
prOvOcatiOn. but pretended he was a de-
teCtive. Mrs. Lancaster said her husband
had threatened to kill her and she was
afraid of him. Judge Kimball sent him to
jai. for one year.
Evening star., 1900-10-10
CAMPAIGN SOUVENIR.
Unique Design on Silver Representa-
tive of Republican Cause.

Mr.. B. F. Binnix of Seabrook Nd, an en-
gineer at the mill Of VIM. II. Dyer, 18th
and streets, has prepared a unique SOU
venir Of the present presidential campaign
in the shape of a silver piece. The piece
is about three and a half inches across its
face, and bears on one side the American
spread eagle, with this legend beneath It.:
''16 to Nit Around the edges are the
words: Expand we must. Our cause is
just" On the reverse side of the piece Is
the q. o. p. elephant, with the same
legend above him and date line benea th
Around the edge Of this side are the words ::
Boys. get reauy. Send Mac and Teddy
Il Is the intention of Mr.. BinrliX who is
an enthusiastic republican, to send copies
of his souvenir to President Mckinley and
Governor Roosevelt, and to other prominent
members of his party.
Evening star., 1900-10-10
Mr.. Iambert's Purchase.

Mr.. Lewis F. Gardner, through Moore &,
Hill. real estate brokers, has sold the hand
some three-story, basement and attic
brown-stOne, bay-window residence 1920 S
street to Mr.. Wilton j. Lambert. The in
teerior is finished in hard wood. with inlaid
block floors. The house was built by Mr..
Gardner for his home. Mr.. Lambert and
his family will occupy the premises, taking
possession about the 10Th instant The
consideration, II IS understood, was about
E1S,o00.
Evening star., 1900-10-10
Attempted Robbery.

Complaint was made 10 the police yester-
day that three white men attempted TO rob
Mr.. Nathaniel Mckay of 1905 18th street,
while he was at the Center market. Mr..
Mckay got a check for 500 cashed at a
bank. and then drove III his carriage to the
market to transact some business. 1t Ia
claimed that the men followed him from
the bank and tried to get his money. TWO
of them jostIed him. while the third one, he
believes. tried To get his poke, book.