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The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-27
CHARTER MAKERS Met
SEVERAL SECTIONS ADOPTED,
MAINLY RELATING TO BOARD
OF PUBLIC WORKS
IMPROVE TAX ASSESSMENTS
One of the Important Amendments
adopted Is to Prevent the In
discriminate Tearing Up OF
the Paved Streets.

President F'landrau and Commissioners
Smith. Zimmerman, Doran, Albrecht.
Taylor and Fetter attended the charter
commission meeting last evening.
The chapter on local assessments was
amended so as to provide that the board
shall notify by mail owners and agents
OF property ten days prior to a hearing
on any proposed Improvement. The names
or the owners to be taken from the books
of the CITY treasurer. II such notice Is
not given and the failure so to do Is will
full 1t shall constitute misconduct in Of
flce and be ground for removal Of any
member participating in such misconduct
by tWo-thirds vote Of the mem bers-elect
OF the common council. Another amend
ment allowed property owners to con-
struct relay or repair any sidewalk at
their own expense, providing notice was
hled with commissioner of public works
within ten days after the passage of the
final order by the council If the owner
did not have the work done within thirty
days then the city contractor is to do
the work, and the property assessed for
the cost.
Another amendment was adopted which
Will put stop to the indiscriminate tear
ing up OF the paved streets 1t provides
for application to the commissioner OF
public works when any excavation is to
be made and the making of an estimate
as to the cost and expense of the same.
The person or corporation making ap-
plication Is to give bond In double the
amount of the estimate or a cash deposit
or certified check equal to the estimated
amount to comply with all requirements,
and put the street back In as good order
as before.
A section was reported, but laid over
for larger attendance Of members,
which provides that when any assess
ment for a public improvement exceeds
20 per cent of the assessed value of the
property then the board of public works
shall report this fact to the council, and
such excess shall be paid from the gen.
eral fund.
Chapters on health department, plat
commission and contracts and contrac-
tors bonds were adopted. The changes
in the three chapters were not material
from the present charter. The chapter
on general tax laws and assessments was
also adopted. The particular change in
the chapter was the provision making the
president of the common council mayor
and county auditor the trio of officials
to elect the city and county assessor
The chapters to be reported on and con-
sidered are public finances, including tax
levy, certificates of Indebtedness, salaries
and public buildings These will be handed
in at the meeting Wednesday night The
revision committee, which consists of all
the lawyers on the commission, will meet
at 10 o'clock this morning at the office of
Carl Taylor and commence it's labors.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-27
FOUR MEN ARE PARDONED
Two WE'RE CONVICTED OF KEEP
ING VICIOUS DOGS.

On March 81, 1900, T. l.. Spoor and Gott-
fieb Froelich, two Washington county
farmers. We're convicted of keeping vicious
dogs that worried sheep and sem
fenced to thirty days imprisonment at
Saltwater for failure to pay fines of so
each and costs Today the board of par
dons issued pardons to the two men. They
had served one week each of their SEN
tence They were convicted under an old
blue law by which a man can be fined S.
q day for each day his dog is allowed to
live after having been notified by the own
er of sheep of the dogs action In killing
one of them.
Michael McLeer. of Saltwater, who was
serving a sixty days sentence for drunk
enness, was pardoned. the conditions i'm
posed being that McLeer should abstain
from liquor Since March 10 he had been
in Jail The board of pardons also acted
favorably on the case of Fred Klingberg.
who was serving a fve-months' term IN
the Minneapolis workhouse for grand lar
ceny in the second degree. Further con-
fnement it was considered might serious
ly affect the physical and mental condi-
ton of the prisoner
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-27
WILL OPEN AT CAPITOL
ANNUAL MEETING OF ANCIENT
ORDER UNITED WORkMEN.

Yesterday the janitors at the state capt
tol were busy throughout the day arrang-
ing the senate chamber and represents
tive hall for the opening today Of the an
nual meeting Of the state grand lodge
Ancient Order of United Workmen 1t
will continue three days. 1t Is expected
that the attendance will run in the neigh
borhood of 500. The senate chamber will
be occupied by the grand lodge Degree
OF Honor, ladies' auxiliary to the work.
men, while the hall of representatives
Will be given over to the latter.
OF the officers, Grand Master Workman
j. M. Diment, of Owatonna, Grand Re-
corder O.af Olson. of Willmar, and Grand
Receiver j. j. McCardy, of this city, will
probably be reelected. The annual con-
vention of the Degree of Honor, the wom-
ans auxiliary of the organization, will be
held Tuesday
David Ramaley, publisher of the eide.
the official organ of the order, some time
ago started an argument in favor Of bien-
NAL sessions, and the proposition will be
discussed more or less at the coming ses-
sion.
The tenth annual session of the Mime
sofa Grand Council of the Royal Ar
canum will open tomorrow in Elks' hall,
Lowry Arcade. The attendance at the
meeting is expected to be about 10O
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-27

retired physician. DR.. S. Ball, of Marion,
Ala, Is one of the hundreds attracted TO
this generous announcement, and as
result he is now completely cured of a
bad rupture which was very hard to hold.
Although seventy-two years of age, he
had the courage and determination to
try this new and novel method. and now
he lives in peace. contentment and Sc
curity DR.. Ball looks back to the old
days of crude methods and in comparison
halls the wonderful method of Dr. Rice as
a marvellous God-send to the present gem
erations. BY all means write at once to
DR.. w. S. Rice, $50 S. Main street, Adams
N. Y, and he will send you a free trial
of his remarkable home cure for rupture
There is no pain, danger, operation or an
hours loss of time, and by starting now
you will be sound and well by early
spring
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-27

school superintendents asking for teach
ers as soon as possible. For this reason
these students are given their examina-
tions now instead of at the regular time.
April 10, II and u, that these positions
may be filled at once, as they cannot
nope for positions in the city schools
owing to the staff at present being com
pleted.
The results Of yesterdays examination
VIII be announced Friday or Saturday.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-27
- - s. IT @ R IA.
Bears tho q The Kind You Have Always BOuqi
signature af &<HZzzZl

Improved Train Service to DeS
Moines.
Two elegant trains per day at 9 a, m.
and 8 p. m. Parlor cars, coaches and
Palace Sleepers. Call at Minneapolis Ss
st. Louis Ticket Office. No. 396 Robert
street
There is only one good line 70 st. Louis
and Hot Springs. the Minneapolis g. ST.
Louis railroad.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-27
CAPITAL is IMPAIRED.

Time Required to straiGhten Out
State Bank of Appleton.
1t is thought that II will REQUIRE fully
ten days to straighten out the affairs of
the State Bank of Appleton. recently clos
ed by order Of the state examiner. Gen.
Pope.
Estimates OF the impairment of the
banks capital place it at about 40 per
cent. There was the sum of $2,1O0 of
state money on deposit in the institution.
The state, however, is preferred credit
or
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-27
MEDICs RIVAL MUMMIEs
They Arc Not Going to Tell the Pm,
perS Anything.

NOAA3 tO IeI1 the HH-
pe'rs Anything.
The Ramsey County Medical society
iast night discussed certain structures
PASSED upon the secretary of the asso-
citation, with reference to his having
given out programmes of society meet
ings TO the press.
After scme debate the society went on
record with vote that no more lnforna-
ton is to be given the press. EXCEPT at
the presidents discretion
The members present shrunk with hor-
ror from the idea of giving out the sub
stance OF profound discussions of bones
and tissues to the cold comment of an
unfeellng public. and the atmosphere. SO
far as 1t concerned the papers, was dis
tfnctly chilly.
The society transacted little business
and the subjects presented treated OF
nervous diseases
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-27

Meet This AfternOOn-TiNe members
of the RebelSah anniversary committee
and district convention committees are
requested to meet at the reception room,
Fifth and WabaSha streets. this after
noon at 2:30.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-27

TO Go to FaribauIt-Agent Hutchins.
of the Relief society. is taking steps to
send Joseph Naloof. a blind organ grind
er. to the school at Farlbault
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-27

Health Office RepOrt-Scarlet fever
was reported at the health Office yester-
day existing at SO4 Hague avenue. and
scarlatina existing at $50 Rice street.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-27
Cramps! Orann asy

A constant Orange sale going on at
our store at wholesale price by the hoy
ana very little more by the dozen; we
fornia. -" III Saii-
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-27

For Easter Holidays The Easter
holidays for the public schools will COM
mence April and last one week.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-27

Rified Bureau-A sneak thief Wis
tied the home Of B. d. Sullivan, ga Mani
toba avenue, between and o'clock
Saturday afternoon and stole $55 out Of
a bureau drawer
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-27

Federal Courts COnVene-The Unit
ed States circuit and district courts will
convene in Fergus Falls this morning,
Judge Amidon presiding.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-27
TEACHERS IN DEMAND.
Examinations for Graduation at the
Training school.

Yesterday several young ladies went up
for examination for graduation from the
teachers training school. Supt A. J.
Smith has had several letters from county
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-27

Clouds OF Medicated vapor are inhaled
through the mouth and emitted from the nos
trtls, cleansing and vaporizing all the inhameF
and diseased parts which cannot be reached By
medicine taken Into the stomach.
III reaches The sore soots--N heals ate 1oaO
pl1ces-It goes to the seat ol disease-.I. oces as
q balm and tonic to the sOh0Ee system. os t
6RW0gtStc or sent bvnesa 1906 ATcb IT., PftsisR
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-27

Letters Of administration were vester-
day granted In the estates of John 70.
Warren: Michael Fetsch. George Fetsch
i'hIlip Smith and George 8. Ostrom.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-27
rec TO the
Rssptusred
DIR. w. 5. Rice, the Wen Known Au-
thOrity, Sends u Trial of His Fa-
nous Method Free to All

There are people who have been tor
turing themselves for years with trusses.
1t is hoped their attention will be drawn
to DR.. R.ce's free offer. An elderly and
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-27

and Charles F. Mailer were admitted to
probate yesterday.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-27

VIII Meet This Evening - Court
Kosciusko will hold It's regular meeting
this evening.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-27

At Sherman HaII-Pepln's orchestra
will give a grand ball at Sherman hall
next Saturday evening.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-27

Rev. Hess Improving Rev. E. L.
Hess, who has been at st. Joseph's hos
pital for several months pending an op-
Grafton. Is reported to be very much i'm
proved. and will soon be able to be
around.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-27

At Carroll Street ChapeI-A grapha-
phone and musical entertainment will be
given this evening at the Carroll street
chapel
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-27
CERTIFICATES ARE FILED
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES REQUEST
CITY CLERK FOR A PLACE
ON THE TICKET
TWELVE WHO HEAD THE LIST
Ma yOr, COmptrOIIer, Treasurer and
AssembIymen VIII BE Followed
by Aldermen and Others
Soon.

Certificates of nomination of twelve of
the candidates chosen at the Democratic
convention held Saturday at Sherman hall
were filed at the city clerks office yes
terday. Each of the certificates were sep
arate and were signed by James c.
Michael, as chairman and presiding Of
ficer, and James r. Hickey, as secretary.
The certificates were drawn in the fol-
lowing form. the first one being for Rob-
ert A. Smith for mayor:
''We James c. Michael. as chairman
and presiding officer. and James r.
Hickey, as secretary, do, and each of
us hereby does. certify that duly called,
elected and qualified assembly and con-
vention of delegates of the Democratic
party Of and In said city of St Paul,
Ramsey county. Minn., which duly repre-
sented said party in said city was duly
organized and held in Sherman hall, in
said city, pursuant to the call therefor.
on the 24th day of March, 1900, for the
nomination of candidates for the offices
to be filled by election and voted for and
elected at the city election in said city
appointed to be held May 1, 1900. That
said Michael was duly elected and acted
N' Oi'0'ii iii''ii anu Pl0oiuldS oilCSI VI Sdi"
convention, and said Hickey was duly
chosen and elected and acted as sec
retary Of said convention. That said con-
vention did then and there duly nominate
Robert A. Smith, who resides at 201 Good
rich avenue, in said city, as a candidate
for the Office of mayor of said city to be
voted for at said city election, and the
party and political principle which said
candidate represents is Democrat, and
he does represent said Democratic party
in said city as a candidate for said office,
and we request that his name be placed
upon the official ballot for said election.
Dated at st. Paul, March "a. 1900. Signed
James c. Michael. as chairman and pre-
siding officer of said convention. Signed
James r. Hickey, as secretary of said
convention"
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-27
CITY MEW ..
THE GLOBE TELEPHONE CALLS.

THE SOUTHWESTERN.
business Office 1908 Main
Editorial Rooms 7S Main
Composing Room 1924 Main
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY.
business Office 3. 191
Editorial Rooms .... IS
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-27

Feed store in Flames = Fire broke
out in pile of baled hay in the rear of
o. G. Wilson's feed store. 455 Broadway,
shortly before 6 O'Clock yesterday after
noon, and damaged the building and
contents to the extent Of $3.50
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-27

VIII Meet at the WindsOr-The Min
nesota Home Print association will hold
Its annual meeting on April at the
Windsor.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-27

Chamber of Commerce ServIce-At
noon yesterday in the Chamber Of Com
merce Rev. E. bray held a twenty min
ute service.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-27
HEAT MARgEr

Fresh Pork Loin Roasts. per lb. o.
Fresh Pork Chops. per 10 .....,. 19c
Fresh Pork Shoulders. per Ib.... TIC
E,sh Pi butls; per I'D ........... SIZE
i,t Ileol i, Oh Spdretlps, per lD........, &c
Fresh Little Pig Sausage, per H. 16c
Salt Pork. per Sc
9 cents per pound for nice. fresh lot
of tlnnan Haddies: 1215c per h. for fina
fresh. Smoked Salmon.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-27

Gas RmRGes
This month for 5000.
St. Paul Gas Light Co.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-27

Wills Admitted to Probate = The
wills of Isaac A. Yale. Adelaide E. Young
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-27
Rest Photos ON Earth.

Geo. Krafts studio. 7th St. Pvan Annex
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-27

VIII Watch WheeImen-Chiefo of Po-
1ice Getchell has issued orders to mem
bers Of his department to closely observe
the provisions Of the bicycle ordinance,
particularly with reference to riding on
the sidewalk in prohibited districts.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-27

Htbernians' Goat Busy-Division No.
4, A. 0. H.. will initiate a large class of
candidates tonight at Knights of Column.
bus hall, on Robert street. A degree
team from Rosemount will assist and
all members are requested to attend.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-27

The other certificates filed were similar
In form to the one setting forth the nomi-
nation of Robert A. Smith for mayor,
and showed that the convention had also
nominated the following candidates for
Offices:
John Rogers Jr., of 594 Olive street, for
comptroller.
Otto Bremen, of 7SS East Fourth street,
for treasurer.
Thomas ]. Jordan, of 957 Edgerton
street; George Nicholson. of 127 East
Third street; Philip Martin of 800 North
Smith avenue; Winn Powers, of 420 North
Fairview avenue; Henry G. Haas, of 739
st. Peter street; Edward Fl. Whitcomb.
of 6l3 Martin street; David F. PEBBLES,
Dayton and Virginia avenues john j.
Parker OF II Summit court and John c.
Wardeh, of 81 East Fillmore avenue, as
assemblymen.
The sum Of $50 was paid for the filing
of the certificates, and they were accepted
by City Clerk Jensen, after consulta-
ton with the corporation attorney.
The nominees for the other places ea
the Democratic ticket the certificates for
which We're :es', nled, are requested to
communicate at once with Chairman
Michael at once at his office, 62O Manhat-
tan building, in order that proper filing
may be made.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-27

House of Hope to Meet-The congre-
cation Of the House of Hope Presbyterian
church. on the evening of April 4. will
elect three trustees. to take the place
or Alexander Ramsey. John B. Sanborn
and Kenneth Clark. whose terms Of Of
hce are about to expire.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-27

Much enthusiasm was manifested at the
organization of the Fourth Ward Inde-
pendent Democrats club, at Pfeifer's hall.
Eighth and Wabasha streets. last even
ing. Nearly 100 Democrats of the ward
were present and perfected the following
organization:
President. ]. w. Enrlght; vice presf-
dent. III. Lynch: secretary. John Ryan;
sergeant-at- at-arms, NJ j. Hoffman
Considerable discussion as to the ap-
preaching campaign was INDUCED in, but
the club took no positive action except
to go on record to work zealously for the
success of Robert a. Smith and the DEM
ocfatic ticket
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-27


around.
Feed Store in Flames = Fire broke
out in pile of baled hay in the rear of
o. G. Wilson's feed store. ass Broadway
shortly before s -o'cioek yesterday after
noon, and damaged the building and
contents to the extent Of $3.50.
VIII Watch WheeImen-Chief of Po-
lice Getchell has issued orders to mem
bers Of his department to closely observe
the provisions Of the bicycle ordinance,
particularly with reference to riding on
the sidewalk in prohibited districts
Htbernians' Goat Busy-Division No.
4, A. o. H. will initiate a large class of
candidates tonight at knights of Column
bus hail. on Robert street. A degree
team from Rosemount will assist, and
all members are requested to attend.
o.
House of Hope to Meet-The congre
cation Of the House of Hope Presbyterian
church. on the evening of April 4. will
elect three trustees. to take the place
OF Alexander Ramsey, John B. Sanborn
and Kenneth Clark. whose terms of Of
nee are about to expire.
meeting of the Woman's Home Mission
ary Society of the St. Paul Presbytery
Will be held in the Westminster church.
on Winifred street, next Thursday. com
mencing at 10 o'clock There will be b
basket lunch and an interesting pro-
gramme.
VIII Revoke the Order-Adit Gen
q. c. Lambert will this week issue the
order revoking the Thirteenth regiments
leave OF absence and reinstating 1t in the
states service. Company Fl. of ST PauI
and Companies and f. Of MINNEAPOLIS
olu not return any reports, and an order
TO muster them out Will be issued. About
% per cent Of the men of the companies
retained will re-enter the guard
Was Born In Sveden-Abraham Ind
wig Fahlgren. whose death occurred
March q at Bethesda hospital, and whose
funeral was held Saturday, was born in
Io'S IN Sweden. He resided in st. Paul
since 1855 He was married twice and
survived his second wife by one wear
Deceased had had five daughters and
two sons. l.. w. Fahlgren, the artist. be-
ing the only child living. Death was the
result OF pulmonic congestion.
E"ycr SerVice-The Meth
odlst clergy and laymen held the first
Oh tiielr series of monday prayer services
at the. " M c. A. assembly hall yester-
dap fronE l2:15 to 1 O'clock. Rev peter
ciare .islrre led Today. at the same hour and
place. Rev. A. L. Koeneke, of the Dav-
tons Bluff Methodist church. will lead
Subject Prayer for the Presence in the
Homes That Family Religion Nav Re
revived. These meetings are for the
public but are specially intended for
business men.
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SEVENTH AND CEDAR SITS.
Tel. 1852. Meat Market. $50
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-27

8 cents for 10-lb bags of the very hest
Yellow Corn Meal; fresh from the mill
today
10 cents dozen for fresh country Eggs:
we. receive them every morning.
10 cents for 3-lb cans of Empire Brand
of Eastern PlnmS
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-27

-OONNN>
The precinct chairmen of the Demo-
cratic City and County organization for
the Fourth ward met last night at the
rooms of the Jefferson club, and elected
j. b. COvington, chairman; H O. Doolit-
tie, secretary, and Archie Mcleod, treas
urer. The organization plans a vigorous
campaign. and expects to roll up an old
time Democratic majority In the ward.
There is likely to be a lively time at
the city convention of the Peoples party
tonight. The primaries were held last
night at the residences of the precinct
committeeman and delegates elected. and
it is likely that the schemers who have
been planning to sell the organization out
to the Republican auxiliaries will find
that they reckoned without their host
The voters of the party declared for a
ticket of their own, and no fusion, al
though In some cases individuals not
members of the party may be indorsed.
The Colored Citizens Union of the
Fourth Ward will meet this evening at
the rooms Of the Maceo club, Third and
Cedar streets.
Chairman L. A. Rosing, of the Demo-
cratic state central committee, has receiv-
Su tHC IOiiOWtiS II OIIl W. j. Bryan, dC-
knowledging receipt Of the picture of Gov.
Lind sent Mr.. Bryan on his fortieth birth
day:
Lincoln, Neb, March 90 19OO.-Hon.
l.. A Rosing, St. Paul.-Dear Mr.. Rosing:
| am just in receipt of the picture sent
by yourself. Francis H. Clarke, j. NJ
Bowler, Thomas D. OBren. George s.
Garfield. c. H. Petit and Elwood s.
CorSer and the letter accompanying You
could not have chosen more acceptable
present. / am sure that none
of you entertain a higher opinion of or
greater esteem for Gov. Lind than / do
/ knew him in congress when he was
and [ respected him as an
honest man, although we differed upon
many questions. l appreciate his high
motives and his patriotism. You may be
interested in knowing that I had the pic
ture hung In the hall where the silver
met in convention yesterday.
and called their attention to the fact that
1t had just been received from the reform
leaders of Minnesota. / assured them
that the silver Republicans would have
accomplished much If they had not done
any more than give to us two men like
Lind and Towne in one state but. az
matter of fact. they have given us MANY
strong. intelligent and sincere men who
are great source of strength in the con-
test now on between Democracy and plu-
tocraCy.
please present my compliments to
those who joined in the present. and
thank them for their good will so kindly
expressed Very truly yours.
w j Bryan"
The fight for control of delegates to the