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CONSPIPED
TO MURDER
HIS FATHER.
Young Man Sent to Jail Through tia
Evidence Of the Man Hired
to Do the Deed.
HAS BEEN LIVING A FAST LIFE.
Claimed There Was Only Seventy
Cents Between Him and Hell.
Makes No Statement.

SCRANTON, Pa, juno 29-Edwin 3.
Everhart. a young man about town,
was sent to the county Jail this after
noon In default of 5000 bail, charged
with consplrlng to murder his nged and
wealthy father, DR.. l. F. Everhart, Of
Franklin avenue.
The evidence in the case is furnished
by Frank b. Lewis, the man who claims
to have been hired to do the deed, and
detectives have furnished 8uch con-
vinclng evidence that little room is left
to doubt the story.
Tho motive is alleged to have been
the desire on young Everharts part to
secure his fathers money, estimated at
n quarter Of a million.
Living a Fast Life.
For four or i've years the son has
been living fast life, and last spring
he was made correspondent in the SEN
satlonal divorce suit of City Assessor
Phillip Rlnsland against his wife, May
williams Rlnsland. This last escapade
turned the father completely against
him, and when New York detective
came on here last week to rndeavor
to get the father to make good some
checks which 1t is alleged Everhart had
forged and passed In New York. the
father refused to raise his hand to save
his son from jail. The case, It seems,
was compromised by the son.
This action Of the father, coupled
with story the son heard to the effect
that his father was to remarry. and the
further fact that he only had seventy
seven cents between him and hell, as he
put It himself, led to the desperate deed,
the detectives say.
Told Him How to Do It.
At the hearing to-day 1t was told by
Lewis that Everhart offered him 5000
to kill the "old man." furnished him
with a newly sharpened butcher knife
and revolver. and instructed him to go
to the house late at night. ring the bell
Of the Doctors office, and when the
"old man" came down to kill him. A
$4,000 judgment note, dated Inst Sat
urday and given by E. E. Everhart to
Frank Lewis, was shown by Lewis at
the hearing.
Lewis told of the affair to P. F. Car
ter last Sunday. and he informed DE-.
Everhart, with the result that young
Bverhart was arrested this morning at
a Green Ridge hotel. where Mrs. Rims
land is also staying.
He was placed under 5000 hail, and
in default was committed to the county
Jail. He refuses to make any state
ment.
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wheelinr Ter1ninal Meeting.

The Wheeling Terminal Railway
Company. purchasers Of the system Of
the Wheeling Bridge 6 Terminal Rail-
way Company at the recent foreclosure
sale, has issued call for meeting Of
the stockholders, to be held at the Of
flee Of Hubbard & Hubbard, In Wheel
ing, on Tuesday, July "a. for the pur"
pose of electing a board o; directors
and otherwise completing the organiEa-
ton OF the new company The call
which appears in another column OF tne
InieIiIgencer, is signed by the Wheel
ing Terminal Company and James Nc
Crca, ]. t. Brook. Joseph Wood, L. L,
Gilbert and F. j. Mullins, who are oth-
cials of the Pennsylvania, the road IN
whose interest the Terminal was 40
ouired, as exclusively stated In the lnr
telligencer the morning after the sale.
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SEVERED FROM
ORANGE RIVER.
Gen. steyn's Force Drawing Most OF
the Attention of Lord Roberts.
Brisk Fighting Expected.
KRUGER'S SONSRETURN HOME.
Gen. De Vets Farm Houses Burned
By the British-oOm Paul Wishes
to Remain In Africa.

LONDON. June 20, s:l5 d. m.-Gener-
al steyn's force in the Orange river coll
ony, are for the time drawing most OF
the attention Of Lord Roberts, rather to
the neglect Of Comnandant General
Louis Botha and President Kruger
The severance between the Transvaal
and the Orange River colony was COM
pleted yesterday, as Lord Roberts said
it would be, by the arrival of General
Buffers advance guard, under Lord
Dundonaid, at stnnterdon.
The wide net around the 5000 or 5000
men under General steyn. will now on'
trnct. Adrolt munoeuvreitg and brisk
lighting are likely to take place, be-
cause until all resistance south Of the
,vaal Is at an end, the British line of
communication will not be safe.
Kruger,s Sons Back on Their Farms.
President Kruger's sons. who surren-
dered to General Baden-Powell, are
back on their farms and working peace
fully. General Baden-Powell rode with
only 300 men from MafekIng, and he
made the last section of his ride to
Pretoria with only thirty-fve. Lord
Roberts met him in the outskirts Of
the town and escorted him to the pres
idency.
General DeWets farm houses have
been burned by the British,
General Butler has issued a special
order, eulogizIng the services of strath-
conas horse.
Captain James and the brigade from
H. NJ. S. Forte have been ordered back
to the ship at the admirars request.
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RAYMOND STILL PRESIDENT.
Board of Regents, by Vote Of 8 to
4, Decide to Retain Him.
speelal DIspatct 70 tho InteIliEeneeF.

Special Dispatch to the Intelligencer.
MoRGANTowN. W. Va, June a.
The board OF regents OF the University
ended the controversy between Presi-
dent Raymond and several members Of
the faculty this evening by refusing
to accept the resignation OF President
Raymond The vote on the question
stood 5 to 4. The regents who voted
to accept the resignation are Messrs.
Powell, Kunst, Davis and Eastman,
and Mr.. Davis made n lengthy argu-
ment In favor OF his position.
The regents who favored retaining
President Raymond are Messrs. Brown,
Campbell, HammilI. Sturglss and Nc
Mahon. The charges OF President Ray
mond against Profs Brown, Douthat,
Hartlgan, Armstrong and Stewart were
taken up. but the regents refused to re-
move them, Instead OF doing this they
passed a general resolution to the eff
feet that lnsubordinatIon upon the part
of professors and students would in the
future be severely dealt With. waItman
r. W. Barb was elected to assistant
professor in English. ,
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Western Union ousted.

CHICAGO. June 22.-By order Of
Judge ruley. the Western Union Tele-
graph Company has been ousted from
its position as collector OF the daily
market quotations on the floor Of the
board of trade, and that body to-day
commenced to collect its own quotations
and transmit them to the telegraph
companies. This Is regarded by the
board as an important step in the con-
test over the cutting of Of the ticker
service from bucket shops. However,
no change will be made in the manner
OF distributing the quotations until the
matter has been finally passed upon BY
the courts
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FOREIGN LEGATIONS SAFE
According to Late Reports From
shanghai-Li Hung Chang Called
to Act as an Intermediary.

According to Late Reports From
shanghai-Li Hung Chang Called
to Act as an Intermediary.
LONDON, June %. a. m.-The sI-
lence OF Pekin continues unbroken.
Four thousand men of the allied forces
were having sharp defensive fighting at
Tien Tsln Tuesday and Wednesday,
with a prospect OF being reinforced on
Thursday. This is the situation in
China as set forth In the British gov
ernment dispatch.
Eight hundred Americans are taking
part In the fighting at Tlen Tsin," says
the Shanghai correspondent of the Dali
ly Express, cabling last evening, and
they apparently form part Of a sup
Elementary force, arriving with Ger
mans and British after the conflict
started. 1t is impossible to estimate
the number OF the Chinese there, but
they had surprising number Of guns"
Chinese Deserving Shanghai.
This information appears to have
been brought by the United States gun
boat Nashville to Chefoo and tele-
graphed thence to Shanghai. The
Chinese are desertIng Shanghai In large
numbers and going into the interior.
Reports from native sources continue
to reach Shanghai OF anarchy in Pekin.
According to these tales the streets are
filed day and night with boxers who
are wholly beyond the control Of the
Chinese troops, and who are working
themselves up to frenzy and clamor-
ing for the death OF all foreigners,
The English consulate ut Shanghai Is
said to have received from influential
natives reports Of tragedy in the pal
ace at Pekin, though precisely what 1t
is is not defined. The consulate thinks
that Admiral Seymour. commander OF
the international relief column was
misled by information from Pekln, and
consequently, underestimate the diiii-
cul,les in his way and the Chinese pow
or OF resistance with maxim guns and
mausers.
Believe the Foreign Ministers Safe.
The consuls at Shanghai still believe
the foreign ministers at Pekln safe, al
though Japanese reports received mt
Shanghai allege that up to June 10 lOU
foreigners had been killed In Pekin.
The Daily Express says:
1--WE understand that Mr. Reginald
Thomas Tower, secretary OF the British
embassy in washington is to succeed
Sir Claude Macdonald at Pekin' and
that the reason of Sir Claude's recall
is the breakdown of his health
A special dispatch from Vienna says:
"Li Hung Chang has wired the vari-
GUS Chinese legations in Europe direct
lng them to inform the governments to
which they are accredited that he Is
called to PekIn by the empress to act
as intermediary batween China and
the powers to negotiate settlement OF
the points at issue; and he instructs
them to beg the powers to facilitate his
mission by ceasIng to send troops to
China"
sheng, director general Of telegraphs'
wires from Shanghai to the Chinese le-
cations in Europe. that the foreign le-
cations in PekIn are safe.
II is reported that the British govern
ment viii Immediately send 1900 ma
rines to China and possibly. according
to some Of the morning papers ten
thousand Of the regulars now with LORD
Roberts.
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claim He Is 1nsans.
Special Dispatch to the 1ntolllgonoor

Special Dispatch to the 1ntclllEcncor.
PARRERsBURG, W. Va, June 22.-
Judge Jackson in the United States
court this evening. appointed a special
commission of physicians to inquire
into the sanity of c. w. Law. who was
brought from Wheeling last night for
Inpersonatlng n United States post
office inspector. Law was arrested at
st. Clairsville. Ohio, after having es-
capped from Doddridge county where
he swindled farmer. He has been
an inmate Of an asylum and his attor-
neys claim he II still insane.
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war is Not Declared.
1ntnrnnlionnl Troops Ieave.

ROME, June %. - A dispatch from
Taku. dated yesterday afternoon says
"An International column, consisting
Of British RUSSIAN and Japanese SOL
tliers, left Taku this morning for Tien
Thn. An italian detachment com
mandcd by an ensign. viii remain here
10 guard th' Italian nag, which with
the n1gs OF the other powers, has been
hoistcd over the forts
"Thc detachment OF italian sailors
which participated In the capture OF the
forts suffered no loss.
German reInfurcemcnts from kio
Chou. and British rolnforcements from
Hong Kong, have arrived here"
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tonight to Indianapolis, was in high
spirits to-day over the result Of the
convention. In an interview he said:
I'VE shall carry Kentucky by such an
overwhelming majority that they Will
not dare to count US out"
He said; "Rooseyelt Is very popular
in Kentucky because of his manly ex-
presslons OF sympathy in our behalf
hope he win take the stump and visit
Our state. He is my candidate for Pres
ident In 1904"
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Roosevelt win not Reslrn.

NEW YORK, June 22.-B. b. odell,
IT,, chairman Of the Republican state
central committee, had his attention
called to-day TO the statement Of an ar
dent partisan Of Lieut.. Governor Wood
run that Governor Roosevelt would
probably resign. making way for Mr.
Woodruff In the executive office. the eX-
pected result being the nomination OF
Mr. Woodruff for governor, Mr.. Odell
said:
"GovernOr Roosevelt will not resign.
He viii serve out his term rs Governor
Cleveland did after he was nominated
Cor president. There IS no reason why
he should resign"
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Teddy's Reply to Mac.

WASHINGTON. D. C.. June 22.-The
following is the text OF Governor Roose-
velts message to President Mckinley;
NEW YORK, June q.
"Hon. William Mckinley. Washington.
"I appreciate deeply your congratula.
tions and am proud TO be associated
with you on the ticket.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 22,-Thc
United States steamer Prairie, Captain
Swift, left this port to-day on her annu-
al practice cruise. having aboard sixty
members OF the Pennsylvania naval
battalion.
on the return Of the Prairie about
June 30. an effort VIII be made to have
the entire battalion rcorsanIzcd in order
to permit OF It's use by the state in case
Of the emergency
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Will Liouidate.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa., June a.
Senator Hanna viii leave for his cleve-
land home tomorrow morning and the
other members of the subcommittee
Of the national committee on Conven-
tlon arrangements viii depart some
time during tomorrow for their homes.
Chairman Manley, of the sub-commlt-
tee. announced tonight that by noon
tomorrow all bills In connection with
the convention will have been paid.
Very few convention visitors and dele
gates remain In the city,
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blew Omen Postofaoe sate.

Special Dispatch to the Inteillgencer.
K1NGwooD. W. va, June 22.-Rob-
bers blew open the safe in the Terra
Alta postoflce Thursday night, secuf-
ing $3.50 worth of stamps and a small
amount OF money and notes, amodhting
to $4,000, belonging to W, H. Glover.
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Mrs. Reitz Nseded Assistance.

LoURENZo MARQUES, June "a
President Kruger's principal condition
for immediate peace is that he be al
lowed to stay in the country.
There are five thousand British sick
and wounded at Pretoria.
Mrs. Relts. wife Of the Transvaal
secretary. and her family who arrived
her en- route for Europe had SO little
money that the Dutch consul purchased
second class steamship tickets for
them.
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crusnde Arninst Impure Milk.

Special Dispatch to tho Intelligencer
PARKERsBuRG, w. Va, June 22.-
The crusade against impure milk here,
resulted to-day in samples OF milk re-
tailed by the different dairymen being
sent by the authorities TO Morgantown
for analysis. The charge is that deal
ers arc using an acid to prevent the
milk from sOuring.
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cara Running Regularly.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-. June 22.-To-day was
one of the quIetest since the Inaugural
tlon of the strike by the employees Of the
st. Louis Transit Company. Cars were
run on every division without molesta-
tion. The police reported that no vio-
lence had occurred up to a late hour to-
night.
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blew Up the Railway Bridge.

KAATsBosCH, June 22.-General
Dundonald, with the Third cavalry
brigade. occupied standerton to-day,
without opposition. The burghers left
yesterday, after having blown UP the
railway bridge and doing other dam
age. The infantry marched twenty-five
miles to-day and camped at Kaatsch-
bosh tonight.
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Mnunmsnts Of steamshipg.

HAVRE-La Gascogne, New York.
LIvERPooL-cymric, from New
York. A.,
York. -.
Movllle.
York for Liverpool,
MOVu.LE-Astoria, New York from
Glasgow; Anchoria from Glasgow, New
York
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Pioneer Pnsses Awnv.

Special Dispatch to the lutSlliseucor
PARK KERsBURG, w. Va. June g.
Lewis Ogdln. pioneer Of this state.
died here this morning, aged 7S. He
was born on the Henderson farm, now
famous FOR It's oil production, and
leaves large fortune. He is survived
by wife and a large family Of child
ron
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Asasts Fnnnl to 1inbilit

NEW YORK. June 22,-The schedules
in the assignment Of Price, Mccormick
& Company, bankers and brokers. were
filed to-day in the supreme court They
show: Liabilities, $l2,69S591: nominal
assets, Also, ,O65; actual assets, $l2,4Sss-
o91
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no suprREsg THE BoxERs.

Ii Hung Chang Will Leave for Pc
kin-Believes In Beheading the
Leaders.
HoNK KONG. June 22,-LI Hung
Chang, who was interviewed in Canton
Yesterday, said he would leave for Pc
kin. on June 27, in obedience to an or
der from the empress to suppress the
boxers and to make peace with the
powers
He endorsed the opinion that he was
the only man In China capable OF cop
ing with the situation. He said he be-
lIeved the boxers to be "rabble led
away by fanatlcism and antl-Christtan
feeling" but ne also declared that the
native Christian leaders were much 10
blame, inasmuch as they engendercd
litigation in the native courts. he as
serted TINT he did not regard the box
ers ms political society and that In ms
opinion the empress had been misled
and mislnformed.
War is Not Declared.
Prince Ii said he had been officially
Informed that the Taku forts fred up
on the allied fleets because the admir-
ais sent an ultlmatum, calling for the
removal of the soldiers. He does not
Interpret that act as n declaration ot
war and he has not received any IN
atructions to the effect that war mas
been declared.
His remedy for the situation Is TO de-
rnpitate the lenders Of the boxers, TO
send their ignorant followers home ana
TO make peace with the powers
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Wanther Foreeast % To.day.

For OhIo-Fair Saturday, preceded by
showers in southern portion; brisk
northeasterly winds; Sunday fair ANA
warmer
For Western Pennsylvania-Fair In
northern. showers followed by fair ana
cooler In southern portion saturday;
brisk northeasterly winds; sunday ialr'
with warmer In northern portion.
For West Virglnin-Showers Satur-
day; fair ana warmer Sunday; north
casterly winds.
Local Temperature.
The temperature yesterday as observed
by &. schnepf druggist, corner Market
and Fourteenth streets, was as follows;
Z n, m......,..,,,. 6gS y. m.........,.... q
. a. m.........,,,,. 7dl7 y. MINIMUM" 81
y m,n..,,..,n",. SSlWeathcr, Fair.
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Taylor in High Spirits.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, June Eek
Governor w. s. Taylor. OF Kentucky.
who Is still here, but expects to return
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HOUSES FOR RENT.

~c~~SNSNS@~o>e~N~N~N-c~N ~~-o@c~ec~~~@o~~N>-~
FOR RENT-Nine-room brick house, No.
406 Grove St; seven-room house, No. GA
De Soto ST.; both houses modern and in
good repair. ]. K. Hoffman, No. So
Gilfllan block.
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COAL AND WOOD WANTED.

Office Of the Board of Control.
Room IA, Court House and City Hall,
ST. Paul, Aug. 8, 1900.
Sealed bids marked Proposals for
Fuel" will be received at this Office UNI
the yearly supply efacoal and wood at
the city and county hospital, alrnshouse
and poor farm and outdoor relief de-
partment. -
For specifications call at this office.
The board of control reserves the right
to reject any orr all bids
JOHN KERWIN.
Chairman.
Secretary.
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SEWORK-Wanted, girl In family
or two; good wages. Apply immed1-
ately, q Floral st.
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HWAsHER-Wanted Como Park pa
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BELGIAN HARFs

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investment; profits sure and perna-
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stamps for booklet giving information
Northwestern Belgian Hare Co, 434
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Chinese Fishermen.

The Chinese go fishing with trained cor
norants,- each of which has a ring round
Its neck, to prevent its swallowing its
trained dogs to catch eels along the coast
The big congers lie among the rock pools
at low tide. The fishermen probe for them
dogs jump in and pin the writing crea-
lures
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RELIEF SOCIETY
Employment Register.

once, IA East Ninth st. Telephone la
MAN-We can furnish a good strong,
handy man for wholesale house, or any
other such work.
BOY-A bright, willing boy for Office or
errand boy; needs work badly.
REPAIRING OF trunks and vallses want.
ed by man who understands the work
thoroughly.
NURSES-We can furnish efficient won.
en- TO care for the sick
WOMEN-To do platu sewing, washing,
ironing and housecleaning can be had
from this ofnce; also men to do odd
Jobs, wood saving. etc.
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BICYCLES.

~O~S~~~.~~~~o~~-~-~O@~O
BICYCLES BICYCL Es-W are max
ing no fake sales, but are selling bet
house in st. Paul. st. Paul Cycle Co,
3z4 Wabasha. 4 -
YES, WE HAVE got 'em, $35 list wheels
at $500. but a dollar is worth 100 cents
yet, and Ramblers are stin $4,000; buy
wheels, 50 to $40 Bird Bicycle Com
pany, 4 and q West Seventh.
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1GLEHART ST, SO-Furnished front
room for rent; conveniences; private
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WANTED To RnY

SPOT CASH for old books; any Quanti-
ties and all kinds school books and
fiction bought, sold and exchanged 404
Wabasha St, opposite Schuneman &
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FARM LANDS.

~N~~~@~-N-~~~~~-~~~~~~
SNAP for spectators; Western Kansas
wheat and grass lands and lots at
county seat; bankrupt prices. Lee Mon
roe, Hays, Kan.
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FURRIER.

$~~~S~O@~~s~N~NS~~~-NO~S~
G. h. GEORGE, Furrier, 27I East Sew
enth St; all kinds of furs repaired:
work reasonable
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HOUSEWORK-Wa at once, girl for
general homework; no washing. 1888
Marshall av., Mrs. Stronge.
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HOUSEWORK-Wan good girl for
general housework. Apply Immediately
at III West Fourth St
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DOCUTA SANDAL WOOD CAPSULES

Cure Gonorrhoea. elect, unnatural dis
charges in a few days. All druggists. 40
rections. Dick & Co. 1S3 Centre St. New
York.
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ern conveniences: eight rooms and bed
room. Az Greenwood av., West side
FOR RENT-Modera ten-room house. S99
East Eighth st. D. Bergman & Co., 1856
East Third St
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
Ramsey-ss.
On this second day of August, 1900. be-
fore me, notary public in and for said
county and state, personally appeared
M. D. Grover and A w. Clark. to me
personally known to be the persons de-
scribed in and who executed the forego-
Ing instrument, and they acknowledged
that they executed the same as their free
act and deed, and zor the uses and pIIr
poses therein expressed.
G. c. McELWEE.
Notary Public, Ramsey County, Mime
sofa.
(Notarial Seal.)
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HOUSEWORK-Want girl for general
homework S37 Selby av.
SEWORK-Wanted, at once, girl for
general houseWorh so Iglehart ST.
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POPULAR WANTS

HELP WANTED-FENALEs.