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The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-10
DAYS NEWS IN BRIEF.

Ithica, N. Y.-Charles Ingersoll, the de-
faulting county treasurer, under bonds
of $4,000 to appear in court, has fed.
New York-American subscribers to the
British war loan will pay 15 per cent Of
their allotments tomorrow. Several of
the largest subscribers have already paid
their allotments in full.
New York-United States secret serv-
ice officers from Philadelphia today ar
rested William Mohlere at Paterson, N
J., while at work manufacturing coun-
terfeit silver money.
Boston-N G. Smelling, manager of the
Boston clearing house since 1871 has re-
signed on account Of advancing age.
Washington-The president today
signed the order transferring from the
war to the navy department the control
of Dry Tortugas islands off the southern
end Of Florida.
Boston-C. H Brown, cotton broker,
filed a petition in bankruptcy today.
Liabilities. 1888 POS; nominal assets, SIPS, ,763.
Boston-The Dover Stamping company
with plant at Cambridge and offices in
this city, has assigned due to lack of
working capital
Chicago-A verdict of death by an ac-
cidental wound was decided on today by
the coroner's jury in the case of Capt.
Louis Ostheim, of the First United States
artillery, who was found dead last night
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AFTER HIM TwENTY-NINE YEARS.
William III. Wood, Farmer of South
Dakota, Found by a Former Wife.

ABERDEEN, S. D., April -9.-(SpeciaI.l y
Inc people of the usually quiet neighbor-
hood of Putney have been a good deal
stlrred up of late over a sensational ar
1alr which has recently developed. Not
long ago middle-aged woman appeared
In the village and made INQUIRY for the
piace Oh residence of William H. Wood,
and was directed to his farm not far from
town. She secured a ride to Mr. Wood's
place with a farmer and on reachino
there made inquiry for the head of the
mouse. 1t is alleged the woman met him
ana a long conference ensued between
the two, at which the wife of Mr. Woods
married at Putney several years ago was
not present What took place is not
known except to the two, but it IS al
legged the interview was a stormy ono
ana the fact soon leaked out that the
woman was married to the man in Michi-
gan thlrty-one years ago and after Iivine
with her two years he had left her. She
had been hunting for him for twenty
nine years, 1T is alleged, and upon at last
locating him near Putney found him liv
ing with the second wife and three chill
dren, who had been born to them.
1t is said that after conferences be-
tween the husband and the two wives
wife No. l decided that in view of ttbs
situation she would not cause anv nros-
ecution and 1t is stated that she has
come to Aberdeen and is living quietly
here awaiting divorce proceedings she
advised for the purpose of making the
way clear for the legalizing of the second
marriage.
w. IL. Wood was one of the first set
tiers IN Brown county, having come hero
IN ISSo' and he is reputed to be well-to
90. II as alleged that after the arrival
of Mrs. Wood No. 1, he decided to Ms
wood No valuable half section Of
land, and gave to the former about 81 400
in cash.
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Gets Damaees for Libel.

EAU CLAIRE, Wis. April 9-(special)
Rufus w. Robinson, of ST. Paul, who
some months ago came to this city aiIa
started the Eau Claire Directory COM
pany was today awarded $500 damages
for libel against George c. Witherby and
pany Mr.. Robinson was issuing city
directory in competition with the old
company, and Mr.. Witherby, its president,
issued a circular letter derogatory to the
caused the circular to be printed in the
local papers. The case was tried in the
circuit. court and the jury found that the
allegations set forth in the circulars
were wholly without Justification and
were unwarranted. Robinson sued for
$1,000. The plaintiff lives In ST. Paul and
was for years employed by the R. l.. Polk
company
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STILLW WATER.
Mrs. MyrOn Shepard Dead After n
Lingering sickness.

Mrs Myron Shepard, of this city, who
had been Ill during the past eighteen
months, passed quietly away at noon yes
terday For months it has been known
that she could not recover, and a few
weeks ago it was whispered that she
could only live a few DAYS at most. but
she seemed to grow better, and was again
enabled to leave her sick bed. Deceased
was the wife of City Engineer Shepard,
and was held in high esteem by large
circle Of friends and acquaintances She
was born in Greenfield, O., Dec. 20. 1910
and had resided in Saltwater for many
Years. She is survived by husband and
hVe daughters, all of them being present
at the bedside, with the exception of Miss
Bess Shepard, who is at Pasadena. CaL
The funeral will be held at the family res
ldence tomorrow afternoon, and the inter-
ment will occur in Fairview cemetery.
James Welch a well-known explorer
who has resided in Saltwater for many
years, is critically i'll at the Pitman
house, in this city, and it is feared he
cannot recover. He was seized with a
cerebral hemorrhage Sunday, and has
since been unconscious
Geo. H. Atwood will inaugurate the
milling season on the ST Croix this
morning, his mill pond being free of ice
Mr.. Atwood has a large number of con-
tracts for saving, and expects to be able
to keep the mill running steadily until
the close of the season.
The steamer Clyde was towed to the
levee yesterday from her winter quarters
by the tug Edwin c. Nearly. All of the
towboats will be inspected this week.
William Elliott farmer, residing in
the town of Grant, was taken to the
Rochester hospital for the insane yester-
day by Sheriff Smith. Elliott has previ-
ously been confined in the hospital at
Rochester
The validity of the peddling ordinance
adopted by the city council a year ago
will be tested in the municipal court TO-
day by the American Wrlnger- company,
or Minneapolis. Several of the company's
statesmen have been arrested for -peddlins
without license, and the company will
attack the ordinance upon the ground that
it Is class legislation
The United States supreme court has
handed down decision In the action
brought by Washington county against
the estate of Samuel DriscoH for collec-
ton of taxes from 1888 to 1895 on moneys
loaned in Saltwater by agents of the es-
tate. judgement is awarded the county
for taxes from 1883 to 1885, inclusive. the
supreme court holding that the statute
Of limitations acts for the previous wears
against the county.
The suit was brought to collect about
$6o,oOO, and the decision gives the county
ABOUT $55,O00. 1t is expected that judg-
ment Will be entered and satisfied at
once, and the bulk of the amount will go
to the city and to the public schools.
The question has been in litigation for
about live years and has been of consid-
cradle interest IN that 1t involved the
rlght to tax mortgages held by parties
living outside the state
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in his apartments at the Auditorium an

in his apartments at the Auditorium an
=, Washington-The passport division OF
the state department broke all records to-
We're 165, This great rush is thought to
exposition.
Ottumwa, Io.-Andrew Newman. near
Farm1ngton, committed suicide TODAY bv
lying face downward in five inches OF
water.
Richmond, Ind.-The residence and barn
of the Gaar farm near Lewisvilie. was
destroyed by fire today. with contents and
sured. 80 ~
Chicago-There is to be a contest over
the will of the late Jacob Rosenberg.
which was filed for probate TODAY. and
" Nhlch nc dlsposes of an estate valued at
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-10
POLICY HOLDERS PROTEST..
Want Bankers Life Association to
Continue Present Plan.

Want Bankers, Life Association to
Continue Present Plan.
At a meeting of the policy holders of the
Bankers Life Insurance association, held
yesterday afternoon, a commiit2 was APP
pointed to investigate the affairs Of the
assC citation, which, it was claimed at the
meeting, proposes to drop the asse ssment
pan of life insurance, which ii has fnl-
lowed since its organization, and adopt
She cld-line system. Those present claim
I'd that it was the purpose of the Officials
of the company 70 force them all into
the new company, which is being organ
lied along the lines of old-line insurance.
Some Of the policy holders object 10 the
change. They claim they will have to
take out new policies, and that the rates
will be based upon their present ages
rather than upon their ages when they
secured their insurance, in some cases
many years ago. Some of them claim
they will be liable for the debts of the
company, even after they have lapsed and
ceased paying assessments.
The committee appointed yesterday con-
sists of c. c. Holiday, Victor Welch ].
w. Griffin, F. B. Hodge and F. II. Board
man
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NIQnt WORK.

Extra strain needs extra strength.
When man begins to add to his hours
of labor, and subtract from his hours
OF rest, he is putting an extra strain on
brain and body. In such cases MANY
men make the serious mistake of using
stimulating liquors, or alcoholic medi-
cines- These can only injure. The spur
forces on the horse, but does not
strengthen him. Stinulants are only
spurs. The need of the BODY IS
strength. DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery is invaluable to overworked
men and women. It strengthens the
stomach, increases the blood supply,
nourishes the nerves, and gives vital
power to brain and body.
There is no alcohol in vGolden Med
1cal Discovery" 1t contains no opium,
cocaine or other narcotic. II as sf,ictLy
temperance me6fctNe.
Mr.. Edward Jacobs, of Marengo, Crawford Co.
Indiana writes: "After three years of suffering
with liver trouble and malaria gave up all
hopes OF ever getting stout again and the last
cnance was to try your medicine 1 had tried
all the home doctors and received but little re-
let Alter taking three bottles of Dr. Pierce's
Goicen Medical Discovery and one vial of his
Pleasant Pellets am stout and hearty. IT is
due entirely to your wonderful medicinesn
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Fatal Hunting Accident.

LUVERNE, Mimi, April 9-(Special) y
Gilbert Steen, sixteen years Old met
death by the accidental discharge If both
barrels of shotgun yesterday near his
He was returning home from hunting.
riding a saddess horse. Miss Anderson,
who witnessed the tragedy, saw Steen
dismount, leaning the gun against the
fence post. He remounted and the gun was
discharged in regaining it by the muzzle
The charge entered his breast tearing
the upper portion of his body in shreds
Steen was dead when Miss Anderson
reached him. Coroner Sisson decided an
inquest unnecessary. Stems family is
very DOOular
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NEW COUNTY, MAYBE.
cass Lake to Be the Prospective
Seat of Government

CASS LAKE, Mimi, April 9.-During
tne past week, the plans of a number Of
the residents of the southern nortion 81
Cass county to move the county scot
from Walker to Pine River, the southern
residents in return to assist in creating
new county with Cass Lake as the coIIn-
ty seat, have been made public. J. q
Dawes, resident of Pine River. was
here for several days and broached the
subject to number of prominent citi
zens.
Inc new furniture for the grammar de-
partment of the Cass Lake school, has
arrived and been put in place, and on
Monday Miss McInerney began teaching
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MAY WALK OUT AGAIN.
Chicago Machinists Have New Dif-
ferences to Adjust.

CHICAGO, April 9-The union machin-
lists OF Chicago, who recently went back
to work after strike extending over a
period of several weeks, may again walk
out, unless differences existing between
them and their employers are speedily
settled. Th machinists claim that many
OF their number have been unable to Sc
cure their old positions, which have been
filed with non-union men, and that sew
eral firms have fatty refused to recognize
the agreement between the officers of
the National Metal Manufacturers as
sociation and the International Machin-
lists union, whereby the strikers were
to be taken back and the differences as to
hours of work and rates Of wages to
be settled by a board of arbitration. Un-
less this agreement is lived up to, the
men declare they will again walk out
and tie up every machine shop in the
city.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-10
Mr.. Lane Now a Gold Miner.

LOS ANGELES, Cal, April &C. D.
Lane, chairman of the national silver
committee, who is with the Bryan party
In Southern California today denied the
published statement that he is a silver
miner. He says:
'It is true that I am a gold miner. and
am mining for gold exclusively, in vari-
Gus places from Mexico to Cape Nome, in
Alaska"
Mr.. Lane declares that he is as much
was
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Is. The programme has been prepared.
Bishop McCabe will be present and su-
pervise the work of the conference
Dickinson-Rev. Law, of the Episcopal
church, has resigned because of Ill health.
Dickinson will hold an election May Z to
vote on proposition to incorporate as a
city under the general laws. At present
the city is working under a village Or
ganization.
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DOES COFFEE AGREE WITH YOU

If not, drink Grain-O-made from pure
grains. lady writes: THE first time
l made Grain-O 1 did not like il. but
after using it for one week nothing would
induce me to go back to Coffee 1t nour-
ishes and feeds the system. The children
can drink 1T freely with great benefit. III
is the strengthening substance of pure
grains. Get a package today from your
grocer, follow the directions in making II
and you Will have delicious and healthe
full table beverage for old and young
1bc. and 25c.
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REBEL ATTACK IS FEARED
COLOMBIAN ADVICEs STATE THAT
SAVANILLO is THREATENED
BY THE INSURGENTS
PREPARED FOR MOVEMENT
AT Cartagena All Is Excitement I'm
Consequence of Rebel Successes
-GOvernment Troops Hur-
rylng to Colon.

KINGSTON, Jamaica, April s.-Colom-
bian advices just received here announce
that rebel attack is momentarily antici-
pated at Savanillo. 1t is added that the
place has been prepared for the expected
movement, and that artillery has been
trained so as to command the harbor At
Cartagena all is excitement in conse-
quence of the rebel successes, and large
body of government troops has arrived
at Colon to strengthen the garrison there.
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NORTH DAKOTA.

New Rockford-States Attorney Allen,
of Burleigh county, has secured a con-
fession from James NJ Jenkins, of the
murder of August Stark whose body was
From the story told by the father the
murder was committed by his son. Ira.
on the night that he and Stark returned
from Wilton.
Fargo-The contract for the construc-
ton of the Edwards block has been
awarded to Mr.. Bowers. Work on the
building will be commenced at once and
Mrs. Stern states will be completed by
Sept. l. The contract price is said to be
$4,000.
Grand Forks-The annual conference of
the Methodist church of the state will be
held this year in Grand Forks. April IL
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POPULAR PROJECT.
Proposed Visit of Austrian Empero,
to RerIin.

VIENNA, April 9.-The Austrian press,
without exception, approves the intention
OF Emperor Francis Joseph to visit Ber-
lin next month, accompanied by Count
Goluchowski, the Austria Hungarian for
eign minister, on the occasion of the clm-
Ing OF age of Crown Prince Frederick
William. The Neue Freie Presse says:
when the two emperors again extend
the hand of friendship they will indeed
set seal upon their old alliance"
All the other journals comment in a
similar strain.
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DENTISTS MEET Ar MANKATo.
Board of Trade Pledges $500 for
Survey of New Railroad.

MANKATO, Mimi, April 9.--(Special.)-
The Southern Minnesota Dental asso-
citation convened in Mankato today and
will be in session until Wednesday night.
The meeting is well attended and more
are coming tomorrow w. A Demo, of
Blue Earth, is president, and called the
meeting together at the Saulpaugh, this
morning. DR.. c. ]. Johnson, of Chicago,
this afternoon delivered the first OF a
series of lectures to the association.
The board of trade held meeting to-
day to discuss the proposed Mankato, st.
Cloud, Glencoe and Duluth railroad, and
members pledged $500 as Mankato's quota
to make a survey of the line.
The directors of the road meet in st.
Paul next Friday and our local directors
will attend this meeting.
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UNION MEN TURNED OUT
CHICAGO CONTRACTORS SPRING A
SURPRISE ON THE WORKMEN.

CHICAGO, April 9-Union workmen
We're turned away today from the new
Marshall Fieid building, where they have
done all the work thus far, and 15O non
union men were put in their places
Ihls action was interpreted as mean
ing that the United Building Contractors
have secured SUFFICIENT high-class non
union Workmen to carry on big contracts,
and that union men hereafter will be
given no opportunity until they consent
TO do SO under the contractors rules or
withdraw from the Building Trades coun-
oil
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Wand. to succeed Mr. Payne.

MILWAUKEE, April 9-Joseph F. Bah
candidate for National Republican com
mitteeman for Wisconsin. to succeed
Henry c.. Payne. The movement was
started at a recent conference of Mr.
Babcocks political friends. Mr.. Babcock
Is expected from Washington very shortly
and will be hard at work in the different
districts until all the delegates to the ma
tional convention are chosen.
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MIR. Rryan I'm California.

LOS ANGELES, Cal, April 9-William
]. Bryan was given an enthusiastic re-
ception at Santa Ana today and San
Diego tonight. AT both places immense
crowds assembled to hear the orator dis
cuss the questions of the day Mr..
Bryan criticised the national administra-
tion for its conduct of Philippine affairs,
spoke against trusts and favored income
tax
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-10
Dry Kiln Burned.

The dry kiln of the Bardwell- Robinson
avenue north and Second street was de-
stroyed by fire shortly after 10 o'clock
Yesterday with its contents of 10000 feet
of pine lumber. The loss will be about
$4,000, fully covered by insurance. There
is blanket insurance of $162, 800 upon the
entire plant. Almost every agency in
town holds one or more policies on the
plant
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Relieved OF Ltnhi,ities

CHICAGO, April 9.-R. H. southgate.
Of Breslin & Southgate, and one of the
best known hotel men in the United
States was today discharged by the Unit
ed states court from all liabilities in
Cured by reason of his connection with
the Hotel Brunswick of New York city.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-10

PERU. Ind, April Sire today de-
stroyed the livery barn of Ward Bros. &
Co.. together with all the contents, in
cludtng forty-two horses. Reilly Gregory
an employe, was burned to death
Lazarous, promising trotter with
record of 2:20, was among the horses
ed The fire is supposed to have been
of incendiary origin.
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Father Against Son.

Judge Pond yesterday took up the case
of Jacob Bryant against Jacob L. Bryant,
In which the father is arrayed against the
son, who is accused of defrauding him out
or $l,7OO, and attempting TO secure possess
sion Of his homestead
The old man, who is ninety years of
age, was brought into court by an at
tendant.
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GENERAL STRIKE.
1t Is Ordered by Builders Trade As
sembIy at Houston.

HOUSTON. Tex, April 9-The Build
Ing Trades assembly today ordered a
general strike of all the building trades,
in sympathy with the carpenter, and
1900 men quit work. About fifty business
houses and residences of greater or
lesser pretensions are left in various
stages Of construction.
The master builders say they will wait
until Thursday for the. men to go to
work and will then proceed to fill their
places, If they can.
The carpenters says the builders or
ganization is trying to secure monopoly
of the labor, and use them as a part
of the trust, and on this they are making
their fight.
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Aged Man Ininred.

While George W. Sabbitt, of this city,
was driving to his farm this morning his
horse became frightened and ran away
Mr.. Sabbitt was thrown out against a
tree, breaking his right shoulder blade.
Mr.; Sabbitt is nearly seventy years old,
and serious trouble may result from the
injury
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-10
Mankato Scout Heard From.

News of the South African war received
at the London war office says that F.
r. Burnham, of Mankato, Mimi, who is
IN the employ of the British government
forces recently, but made his escape and
regained the British lines,
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HE Will GO TO JAIL.

Irish Editor Given cheice of That
or Fine.
DUBLIN, April 9.-Arthur Griswiths ed
ltor of the United -1rishman, which was
suppressed last Saturday, was this after
noon sentenced to fourteen days impris-
onment or fine of sovereign, Tor as
saulting Ramsay Collies, proprietor of the
Irish Figaro, in the latters ortce this
afternoon. He decided to take the i'm
prisonment.
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Hamilton Club Banouet.

CHICAGO, April 9-The tenth annual
banquet of the Hamilton club, which was
held tonight at the Auditorium hotel was
a brilliant success, over 500 members and
guests being present.
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CARLINVILLE, April 9.-The Ma
coupin county Democratic convention in
dorsed Bryan for president and instruct
ed for Senator w. L. Mounts for congress.
w. t. Conlee was nominated for repre-
sentative.
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sity avenue seems to be as far from solu-
ton as ever. The special council commit
tee on the ordinance to compel the North
ern Pacific to raise it's tracks held an
other session yesterday afternoon but
accomplished nothing.
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Light Plant Burned.

PIPESTONE. Mimi, April 9.-(special1
An early morning fire partially Destroy
ed the electric light plant at this place.
TWo-thirds insurance
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the spring term of school in that depart
ment.
Register of Deeds Guam announces that
during the past six years, 5000 home
stead entries for lands in Cass county
have been made at the st. Cloud land Of
flee.
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WILL NOT RESIST.
Jim Howard Says He VIII submit
to Arrest.

FRANKFORT, Ky, April 9.-The report
that 1t would take 1000 men to arrest
Jim Howard, of Clay county, who is
said to have fired the fatal shot that
killed Gov. Goebel, was denied TODAY by
DR.. II. B. Philbert, of Clay county, who
says that Howard told him that when
ever warrant was issued for his arrest
he would go with the officer serving it,
and would not attempt to resist the law
in any way.
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MILWAUKEE, Wis, April 9-Col. ].
G. Bell, a native Of Westchester, Pa, and
since the close of the Civil war a prom
inent citizen of Milwaukee, died at his
home in this city tonight from a stroke of
paralysis.
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MUSCATINE, To-, April 9-George w.
Dillaway, one of the largest wholesale
and retail crockery dealers in the West,
died at his home here this morning.
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: BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, April 9.-James
Kimler, at one time owner of a large
portion of the land which now forms the
city of Milwaukee, is dead.
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NEW YORK, April 9.-Rev. w. F. junk
IN, of Montclair, N j.. died tonight. after
a months illness of pneumonia.
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DEATHS OF A DAY.

LONDON, April 9.-Baron Inchiquin
edward Donough O'Brien) is dead He
was born in 1839
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TORONTO, Ont, April 9.-John Han
Ian, well known here as q vessel owner
and brother to Edward Hanlan, the ex-
champion oarsman, died suddenly yester-
day.