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The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-05
A LITTLE LOCAL POLITICS.

FOR the fourth time Robert A Smith
VIII take UP the burden of mayor of the
municipality at noon today. AS he ex.
presses 1t; II have been inaugurated so
many times / am getting used to it,
Ihere will be no formal or set pro-
gramme SO far as the mayor-eiect knows.
speaking yesterday, he said it was his
Wlsh that the proceeding be as simple as
simon pure Jeffersonian Democracy
should be-
will go over to the mayors Office be-
tween IL and II O'clock he said "and
as soon as the two houses of the council
are organized l will be sworn in by
Mayor Kiefer and then I will go back
to my office and go to work.
There will be regular meeting of the
new board of aldermen in the evening,
but 1t is believed little business will be
transacted. The first meeting of the
new assembly will be held next Thursday
evening
Rudolph Schiffmann Will be chosen
president of the common council and by
virtue cf that office will be acting mayor
in the mayors absence.
Frank Huber will be president of the
board of aldermen.
The city treasurer's office was closed
yesterday on account of the change to
filed bond Of S2G0,O0G with the American
Building and Trust company as surety.
The bond was approved by Corporation
Attorney Markham and accepted by the
city clerk.
ST. Paul Review: 1t is alleged that the
Republican gangsters have determined
upon their county ticket-Johnson for
auditor, Kellerman for register Of deeds,
Bazille for probate judge, Bigelow for
attorney, Justus for sheriff, Nelson for
treasurer and Gallick for court commits
sioner. In this happy division of the
spoiis there are many things yet to be
done TO formally obtain the approval of
Republicans. This combination is fore
doomed to certain defeat.
The Third ward may have candidate
for sheriff, but it is a mere blind. 1t will
support the honorable Col. Samuel Low
enstein ex-immigrant inspector. for coun-
ty commissioner. The gallant warrior
served once upon a time as whisky
gauger, and later ran for the legislature
but sustained defeat.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-05
ARMED WITH WINCHESTER
st. Louis Citizens Guarding stree
Railway PrOprrty

ST. LOUIS, No. June 4-Every poweE
house and car shed of the ST. Louis Tan
sit company is being guarded tonight by
Sheriff Pohlman's posse committatus IE
ali about 9C0 men are on duty. A force OF
from fifty to sixty men has been station.
ed at each power house. and will re-
main Oh duty throughout the night At
o'clnck tomorrow an equal number OF
men will relieve those on duty tonight,
and remain on guard until O'Clock Toe
morrow night, when the night guard VIII
take charge. This mode Of procedure viii
continue until the strike IS settled.
The posse H. armed with Winchester
repeating sEOtguns. Shells loaded with
buckshot will be used in case OF a dis-
'urbance. While on guard duty u 6 msm-
bers Of the sherih's posse viii b. sub
ject to strict military discipline Those
not on guard viii be held in reserve at
the different police stations. None OF
the deputies will be used to guard ,ho
cars. the police being retained for tE-A
service.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-05
CLUB WOMEN ARE READY
CONVENTION PROPER WILL OPEN
AT MILWAUKEE, TODAY.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, June 4-Tonigbt
Iuily 1900 club women and three times
as many trunks have arrived in prenara-
uon FOR the general convention of the
Federation Of Women's clubs Most 80
the delegates caucused on the train ana
iI tne result IS numerous presidential Dos
S-D'IltIeS 1t Is evident Mrs Lowe ran
d denomination if she wants If
OuI' as she sOlemnIy declares she viii
not accept it. the New York dafe,o,5l,,
Is now working sOlidiy for Mrs. Tod -ETeT-
r IIuIIi' OF New York city, though Mrs
CHdIieS Denlson, of the same CITY il
9IlIoheo as the probable recipient of
MIS- Lowe support. The Colorado worn
en- would like to boom Mrs. Sarah pratt
DecheF out she will not consent as long
as uhere Is even a slight DOssibili+,, -
Mrs. Lowe changing her mind IT,
massachusetts, contingent s st1pr-rt will ba
gwen TO Mrs. Annie West of BOSTON
thelr state chairman of correspoDdenca
New Jersey arrived with a candidate in
the person of Mrs. Emily Williamson NJ
trenton, and the name of Mrs. Rrocl-
VI lebanon, Pa, IS also numbered with
the aspirants.
The color question. as It crops out
IN mrs. Josephine Ruffin. of Boston da,a-
gate from a cOlored club. was temDorarII,,
settied today by the board of directors
Idoilhg Its application for membership
MS VIII leave Mrs. Ruftin TO continue "a
uelegate from two organizations of
"hlte women, the New England Press as
Soclatlon and the Massachusetts fedora
uon. The Massachusetts women are
much embarrassed over the issue. and
the board of directors, on the other hand
feel they have taken the wisest course
possible in refusing to establish the pre-
cedent or accepting a club made up most
ly OF colored women, as in the New Era
CIuo OF Boston, Of which Mrs Ruffin ia
president.
Inc Indiana controversy was settled bv
the national board recognizing the state
federation already formed. with Mrs
Rose Budd Stewart. of Fort Wayne. as
president. The dissenting clubs Will be
recognized in the general federation as
individual clubs. but If they wish state
aftiliation it will have 20 be with the
state federation as formed.
Following the business meetings TODAY
there We're three brilliant receptions in
the evening. The state officers received
at the Plankinton the biennial local
board were at home at the Deutscher
club, and the National Art club commit
tee opened their big exhibit I'm a a social
way.
Tomorrow the convention proper will
open at the Alhambra theater. with Mrs
Lowe in the chair. There will be adj
dresses of welcome and the biennial ad-
dress of the president After the bust
ness session, in the evening will come a
complimentary drive along the lake shore
and the elaborate evening programme at
the Alhambra devoted to sculpture In
striking contrast to the last biennial. the
weather Is delightfully."- cool
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-05
AT ST. PAUL's COLLEGE.
Commencement Exercises Are Being
He'd This Week


This is r comm mencement week as ST.
Paul S college. st. Paul Park. Last even
ing. at Opera hall. the Chonio and Cicero
Literary societies Joined in a programme
Of music, orations and drill. This even
ing at Opera hall the Philomathean Lit
erary society will present a programme.
The graduating exercises will be held
Wednesday at 2:30 o'clock. at Opera hall.
President C. w. Hertzler will confer
the diplomas; William 7. Ziebrath will
give the SalutatOry address, and an ora
ton. "Bildung daS Mass der CiVilisation' -
Charles II. Miller will deliver an ora
tioR on the subject, Character. the In
terpretatiOn of Character Miss Laura
e. Bandelin will read an essay on Self
Control" Hubert H. Hammers grafton
will describe The Maid OF Orleans. -
and Clara c. Scharr viii present an es-
say on the subject, There's Room at the
Top" THE Value of Decision" will be
the subject Of an grafton by Fred A
Schafer. and Emil L. Broecker, valedic-
torian of the class, will speak on ITO the
Brave is Victory Musical numbers, un-
and Hope. will intersperse the pro-
gramme The graduates are, besides
tWentyone from the commercial depart
ment: William T. Zeibarth, Osseo. Mimi,
college preparatory course; Laura e
Bandelin. Arlington; Emil L. Broecker,
Pamela; Hubert H. Hammer st. Paul
Park; Charles H. Miller, Winona; Fred
A Schafer. RenYilie. academic course.
Wednesday evening, at the college chap
e. the alumni will hold a business meet
ing and present short programme.
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AT CLEVELAND HIGH.
commencement and Class Day Will
Fe Combined.


Ee Combined.
The graduation exercises of the Cleve-
land high school will be held Wednesday
evening, June 19. The graduates will be
Helma Josephine Carlson, Emma Louise
Schroer, Edgar William Reudig, Hansine
Marietta Hansen, Elizabeth Mary Dough-
erty, Maude Hermine Beauford, Mabel
Wicker and Emma Mathilde Larson.
The salutatory will be given by Miss Carl
son, who will take as her theme, "Auro-
ra." The valedictory. 1.-The Evolution of
Senior" will be given by Miss Larson
The class day exercises and the celebra-
tion of commencement have been com
bined, and the class history will be read
by Miss Schroer; Edward Reudig will give
an grafton on True Patriotism;" Miss
Hansen will speak on "Wfllful Blind
ness Miss Dougherty will read an essay
on Jean Francois Millet;" Miss Beauford
will give an essay on Threads of Time, -
and Miss Wicker will read the class
prophecy.
Rev. A. B. Meldrum, D. D., of the Cen
trail Presbyterian church, will address the
class
The diplomas will be distributed bv
President J. W. L. Corning, of the school
board
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-05
RESULT IS IN DOUBT.
MEAGIR RETURNS FROM THE
ELECTION IN OREGON.

PORTLAND, Or. June 4-1O45 p. NJ
Meager returns from today's election in
dicate that the Republicans have carried
the state by 5000 70 5000 plurality. It is
estimated that C. e. Wolverton, Repub-
hcan, for justice Of the supreme court,
Will have a plurality Of 5000 and J. W
Bailey, Republican, for food and dairy
commissioner, is elected by 5000
In the Second congressional district the
plurality for Moody, Republican, is esti-
mated al from 5000 to 1000.
From the First congressional dis. Get.
which has always been close, no returns
nave been d,eeXcept from one coun-
ty, and Tongue, Republican. was running
ahead of his ticket
According to the returns the fusionists
nave gained in the legislature. but re-
turns are too meager TO permit of an es-
innate at this hour, though the Repub-
hcans claim they will control both houses
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-05

to an end the wretched piece of public ef-
frontery represented by that antitrust
constitutional amendment.
And the fruits of all this wonderful IN
dustry on the part of congress have pre-
sented themselves to some considerable
extent, and we can judge by them what
they will be in the final hour of the tri-
umph of imperialist industry. Robbery
and perjury, shameless and unlimited, in
Cuba; death and violence and arbitrary
control through militarism In the Orient;
a responsive echo of fraud and extrava-
gance coming across the ocean from
Paris, tell us what an Industrious body
this is that is about to adjourn, and what
forms Of industry are mSst in vogue among
the statesmen, both in legislative and ad-
ministrative activity, which it and the
party it stands for represents
The record of congress is already well
made. 1t is a shameful and dangerous
record; but it is at present quite evil
IDENTIFY the fact that the party In opposi-
ton, or at least those who have under
taken the direction of that opposition for
the past three years, are not overdisposed
to take serious account of the real weak
nesses of that record which are awaiting
the condemnation of the mass of the
American people, who believe in the con-
stitution and institutions of the country.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-05

NEW YORK-Arrived: Cymric. LIVER
pool; Laurentian, Glasgow; Frlesland
Antwerp.
Observation-Disclosures: Belgenland,
Liverpool.
BREMEN-Arrived Grosser Kurfurst,
New York. via Southampton
OF EENSTOWN-ArTived: Ivernia, New
York for Liverpool.
GENOA-Arriyed: Vera, New York, via
Naples
MOVILLE-Arrived: Tunislan, Montreal
for Liverpool.
ANTWERP-Arrived: WesternIand. New
York.
GLAsGOW-saued: sarmatian. Montreal
GIBRALTAR-SaiIed: Ems, Genoa and
Naples. for New York
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-05
AT THE THEATERS.
GRAND.

The Valentine Stock company scored
heavily again last evening at the Grand
in the production of 1.-The School for
Scandal" The performance moved with
smoothness, and the lines of Sheridan's
line cid comedy were spoken with fine eff
feet The play is beautifully costumed
Miss Meta Maynard gives a delightful
performance of Lady Teazle and E. r.
Mawson Is also well cast in the role Of
Charles Surface. The only matinee of
THE School for Scandal will be given
tomorrow at 2:30
Little Lord Fauntleroy will open
Thursday night
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-05
Callahan a Surprise.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 4-ieorge
DlNon, the ex-champion featherweght of
the world, and Tim Callahan, feather
weight of this city, spared SIX lively
rounds at the Penn Art Athletic club TO-
night. and Callahan surprised every one
by the strong fisht~he put up. The local
man man mad slightly the better of Dixon in
point OF aggress.Veness and fast fighting
lie had no trouble in landing on the col
ored lad. Dixon did not light with his
usual good form, and only managed to
land hls famous left swing three times
during the six rounds
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-05
TODAY IN ST PAUL.

GRAND-Valentine Stock company In
The School for Scandal" 8: Is p m.
baseball, Grand VS.. metropolitan, Lex
ington park, p. m.
Commencement exercises, musical de-
partment, MacaIester college, 2:30 p M
Alumni banquet, Manchester college, 5
o. m
Class day exercises. Manchester college,
s D. m.
Social Reform union meets, state capt.
Triune Lodge No. $780, A. F. & A. NJ.
meets Masonic hall. Merriam Park.
Capital City Lodge No 217, A. F. & A NJ,
meets Masonic hall, West Seventh and
Mizpah Lodge sissstS No. 1gi, A. A. F. & A. NJ
meets Masonic hall, South ST. Paul,
D. m.
Minnesota Chapter, Royal Arch Masons.
meets Masonic hall, West Fifth street,
s p. m.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-05
DROWNED WHERE BAPTIZED.
Tragic Fate of IA Memphis, Tenn,
Convert.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, June 4.-Withia less
than three minutes after having received
the sacrament Of baptism and the bene-
diction of his pastor, James Z. Philips
was today drowned in the waters i'm which
he had been baptized, in the presence OF
helpless and Mortified bzreth:eu Of lis cOa-
gregation and other spectators. The tragic
incident occurred at the foot Of Be5lv
st-eat.
Philips had only few nights ago been
received into the congregation of Avery
chapel and asked to be baptized. PhnlipE
was led out into the water by his pastor.
and after the final benediction, had gone
aboard the steamer Wichita to put Oh
dry clothing He had scarcely stepped
aboard the steamer when he was over
come with religious fervor and fell back,
ward over the side Of the boat lie Gang,
up several times as he was swept down
ward by the rapid current, and at thae
time he extended his hands aloft A.
though I'm prayer.
Before assistance could be rendered n
body went down the last time. and Wa
carried beneath a tow Of coal barges
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-05
HANNA'S ADMIRATION.
For the Trusts ArOuses Dis4rust
Among Republican Lenders,

Philadelphia Ledger Rep.).
No matter how admilngly Mr.. Hanna
may regard those mcnopclistic combira
uons in restraint cf trade-the trusts-a
very great proportion of the people have
not only no admiration for them. but
unqualifiedly condemn and denounre
them as inimical to public policy ara i'm
contravention of sound Republican prin
clples; as concerns dangerous to our DO
htical and economic institutions.
Although the last national platform
condemned the trusts. and although the
next one is expected to present an even
more vigorous condemnation of them as
public enemies, the national chairman
has seen fit to persistently and aggres
sively defend and uphold them; to make
himself in fact, their most conspicuous
champion.
1t is indisputable that Senator Hanna
IS not a popular political idol, that many
Republicans distrust him. his policies and
methods and especially do they view
with disfavor his real or supposed domi-
mating influence over the administrator,
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-05

BUFFALO, June l. - Judge Murphy
in the police court today decided that
James Strickland. president of Typo
graphical Union No. 8 and other officers
ing Edward Wunch, linotype machinist.
from following his trade. All the de-
PENDANTS in the case were discharged
against the union in OWL suit. He then
brought suits against the members OF The
union individually
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-05
Sugar DivIdcnd Forecast.

NEW YORK. June 1.-The directors
of the American Sugar Refining company
viii meet tomorrow and take action on
the quarterly dividend. Opinion on what
action Will be taken is about evenly di-
Vided, some being that the dividend viii
be the same as the last one S. while
others are that 1t will be l pc: cent.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-05
Cotton Exchange Officers.

NEW YORK. June 4-Thc annual clecs
ton Of officers of the New YORK Cotton
exchange was held today. Samuel r.
Hubbard was elected president James
Temple Gwathmy. vice-presideut. ard
amendment to the commission laws OF
the exchange will come up for a vote
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-05
Quarantine Against smo1iDox

LINCOLN, Neb., June 4.-Gov Poyn-
ter today sent 4 telegram to Gov. Rich
ards. of Wyoming. notifying him that the
NEBRASKA state board Of health had re-
luested that federal quarantine be es-
tabilshed against Wyoming on account
of smallDaX
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-05
REACHED CENTURY MARK
Detroit Mariner Celebrates His Hun
dredth birthday.

DETROIT. June 4-Capt. Francis Mar
tin, of the United States marine revenue
service celebrated his hundredth birth
day today at his home in this citv. The
captain was hearty and happy in the
reception Of many friends who called.
capt Martin went to sea at twelve
became master at twenty-one. and en-
tered the government service in 1881. He
was placed on the retired list in 1876
while captain Of the old lake revenue
cutter Fossenden.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-05
ONCE SHE ELoPED.
Wealthy Miss Mae Rogers Is Again
. Hride.

wealthy Hiss Mae Rogers Is Again
:: Hride.
NEW YORK, June 4-The marriage of
Miss Mae Rogers, daughter of Fl. IT.
rogers president Of the Standard Oil
company, with William R. Coe. of ~,is
city was seIennized late this afternoon
at the brides home, 216- East Thirty-ffth
street. AS the Rogers family is in mourn
ing, the cefemony was private. and the
guests limitfd to- very few personal
friends.
The bride IS twenty-five years of age,
When hardly seventeen years of age she
eloped With games Cooper Mott, who was
only nineteen years of age. In July, 1895,
the couple were married at Sheepshead
Bay. Two &ears> later Mrs. Mott secured
a divorce. from her husband, with the
privilege of .resuming her maiden name.
TIE bridegroom of today is an English
man by BIRTH. sThe bride is possessed
of very large fortune in her own right
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-05
An Ar4stocratic Feeling.

Philadelphia Bulletin.
"Irs. Hazzbinn actually patronizes the
merry-go-rOund.
''Yes, she says it makes her seasick and
she feels as if she had just got home from
a trip TO Europe"
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-05
Municipal O,vnershIp.

MUSCATINE, To-. June 1.-THE CITY
council today accepted proposition from
the Muscatine Water Works company 10
100000. provided the question Of muni-
cipal ownership. which will now be sub
mitted to vote Of the people, carries.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-05
l.. & " onicin1 Cbnnno

LOUISVILLE, Ky. June fl. G. Met
calf. general manager of the 7, g ~
railroad, has rendered his resignation.
to take effect in July He will accept a
similar position with the Denver &. Rio
Grandc, WITH headquarters at Denver
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-05
want the business Now.

NEW YORK, June 4-The general east
ern agents OF lines west out OF Chicago
business at cut rates. went through the
wholesale district yesterday and solicited
business of every kind at the lowest rates
they could make to suit the shippers with
out regard tn the nresidenta' agreemant
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-05

A news dispatch from Milwaukee states
that 1900 trunks arrived in that city yes
terday. That would be three apiece for
the 1900 women who are there to attend
the convention of womens clubs, which
begins business in Milwaukee today
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-05

1t is announced that Mr.. Neely did not
take all the postal receipts during his
regime in Cuba. 1t is said he split them
in two, giving the government half and
taking the other half for himself.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-05
TRIFLEs LIGHT AS AIR.
Give and Take.

Baltimore American.
Rigg-Yes, 5igg and I are good friends
now; but when we, were boys he gave it to
me in the neck.
Tigg-That,so?
Rigg-Yes; 81 caught the mumps from
him.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-05
GEN. GOMEZ IN HAVANA.
Famous Cuban Patriot Is Eathusias-
tIeniy Greeted.

=. IIClIL3 UFSetcd.
HAVANA, June 4-Gen. Maxine Gomez
arrived here this morning. He was met
by representatives Of various political So
cieties and an enthusiastic crowd, and
was escorted TO his house. On passing
the palace Gen. Gomez stood up in his
carriage and saiuted Gov Gen. Wood,
" no was on the balcony.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-05
Candy Store scorched.

Fire DAMAGED the confectionery stora
at 13I West Seventh street to the extent
OF $500 shortly before midnight. The
gas meter INC
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-05
Vacant House Des,row.a

A vacant house on Annapolis street
near the city limits, owned by the Min,
nedpois Mortgage Loan and Trust com
this morning.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-05
WEATHER FOR TO-DAY.

Minnesota-Partly cloudy Tuesday;
showers and cooler Wednesday; fresh
sOutheasterly winds.
Wisconsin-Fair Tuesday; increasing
cloudiness Wednesday; light to fresh
southeasterly winds.
Iowa-Fair Tuesday; showers Wednes-
day; easterly winds.
North Dakota-Fair Tuesday; showers
and cooler Tuesday night and Wednes-
day; southwsterIy winds.
South Dakota-ShOwers Tuesday and
Wednesday; cooler Wednesday; southerly
winds.
Montana-Fair and cooler Tuesday;
Wednesday fair; westerly winds.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-05
The C6rnRed Philosopher.

Indianapolis Press,
Woman" said the cornfed philosopher,
will never succeed in her demand for the
same pay as man for doing the same
work The only way to get the same pay
for the same work is to howl for more
pay for less work"
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nencvolcnt Voorhees,.

MILWAUKEE. Wis. June 4-The Ger
man Catholic benevolent societies Of WIS
cOnS!n opened the seventh bieauiej .,ou-
yention today. Delegates are present
from every important place "a The atate.
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TO Consecrate = Bisho,.

WASHINGTON, June 4.-cardinal
Gibbons, on the fourth Sunday in June
VIII conse crate the Rev. DR. Henry Gran,
Ariz- >Soii'
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-05
Impossible.
New York Pres

New York Press
Eve-Adam, dear. why be melancholy
because you wear no clothes?
Adam-But how on earth am 1 to play
golf? 80
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-05
GLOBES TELEPHONE CALLS.
THE NORTHWESTERN.

THE NORTHWESTERN.
business 0fIice >. =. 1868 Main
Editorial Rooms >. 7S Main
Composing Room =. 1O34 Main
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY.
Business OHce 1889
Editorial Rooms SS
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BRANCH OFFICES.

New York. 10 Spruce St. Chas. H. Eddy
Chicago. No. ST Washington St. Harry
Fralick. Mgr. Williams & Lawrence In
Charge.
Paris ONCE. No II Rue Scribe. Readers
of the Globe. When Attending the Ex-
position, Are Invited to Call at the
Globe Office.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-05

Mr.. Nicely does not seem anxious to re-
turn to Cuba. He is probably satisfied
that the field there has been so thorough
ly gone over that there Is nothing more
in sight
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-05

There are some good Boxers in China.
Russian Cossacks have engeged in battle
with them and killed sixteen.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-05
RIVER BULLETIN.
YESTERDAYS :

River forecast till 8 p. m. Tuesday:
The Mississippi will remain nearly sta
tionary in the vicinity of st. Paul.
vI-C1,UTE5n Kv,c TDUTNTDI9T0 Ar1T-pr-c
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-05
OCEAN LINERS.

.ngton time q p. m. St. PauD.