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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-09-03
Summer Tourists Rates. ssason 1900.

Summer Tonrists Rates. 5 Fason 1900.
 TO sgARCY SPRINGS Rate. Si 10 Date oT sale. May 15 to Sebt l5 1900, inclusive. Return limit, Oct 3I, 1900
 RAyENDEN SPRINGS s7.T5. Dates of sale. June to Sept. 90, 1900. Return linl- it, Oct. 31. 1s00
 St. Louis Fair. St. Louis. Mo-. Oct, 1e, 1900, inclusive. Rate. one fare f the round trp Dat 3 of sale, Sept. 90 to Oct, !, inclu- sive and for trains arriving iii st. Louis be- fore on of Oct. 5, Return limie Oct, Sth. 1g00.
 St Louis Exposition, St. Luis. No. Sept. + to Gct. %, 19e0 Rate, open rate of enc and one-t hird fare for the round trip. fares f sale, Sept. It. ls. 70 D. 27; Oct ?. 9 H. i6 Is. 10e0 Return limit five days from date of sale.
 onaehita Valley Fair. Camden, Alk., Oct. l5-20. 1900. Open rate of che and oue-fhird fare for the round trip. Dates of sale, Oct. 4 20, Return limit Oct 21, 1900.
 Sovereign Grand Lodge I. Q. 0. F. Rich mond, Va, Sept 17-22, 1900 Rate, one fare plus S2 for the round trip Dates of sale Sept II 16 Return limit. Sept 25
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-09-03
Cotton Belt BL Iletin.

National Baptist Convention, Richmond, Va. Lept. f2 20 Rate. One fare for ibe round trip Dates of salr: sept. 10-12 19o0. Return limit: Sept. 2. lg60.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-09-03
Irrigation in Siberia.

If the winters are long in Siberia. and very cold, on the other hand, the summers are extremely warm and dry. The small streams of water dry up dur ing this season, and agriculture suffers much from this state of things. To remedy the evil, the inhabitants of certain districts in winter collect the snow and accumulate it at the bottom of some narrow valley. They press it and make it compact so that it will be more resistant to thawing. At the end of the winter they cover the enormous piles which they have thus formed with branches, straw or earth, in order to protect the snow against the rays of the sun and the exterior heat. Then, when after long days without rain the water of the streams begin to dry up, the snow, in spite of it's covering, commences to melt, and by means Of a ditch made for this purpose, tAe water which runs down supplies the river un- til the return of winter.
 Bark Clothing.
 The Indians in the interior of Bolivia wear shirts and hats made of the bark of a tree, which is soaked in water to soften the fiber, and then beaten to make it pliable.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-09-03
A QUEENS EccENTRlctTIEs.
Unique Household Decoraticrs of Car.
 men Sy1Ya.

When 1t comes to unique faneies in household decorations, Elizabeth, queen of Roumania, poet and sonti- mentalist, must be awarded the palm
 She was very much averse to eiectric- ity for Illuminating purposes until quite recently, and her boudoir was lighted by crystal flowers, in the arts of which gleamed pale-colored lights. The palace is filled with panel pic. lures and verses. all written by the queen, or painted by her gifted court ladies. The great dining hall is orna- mented with tall panels illustra@ the principal works of Carmen & va's novels, romances and poems. The rom is very somber, being furnished with black oak and eordovan leather, and lighted only by stained glass windows. brilliant in color and representing court halls, wedding banquets and other royal festivities, but neyeGthe- less they prevent the sun from ne- trating the gloomy grandeur of the apartment. I his is why the queen, ho loves beauty and harmony, strictly for bids the wearing of black or dark dresses at her table She prefers a uniform to conventional evening dr .ss, and does not shrink from fancy dress if it be gay and pretty. The que IS ladies in waiting are chosen from the prettiest and eleverest girls in Roumania, and several fine musicians and talented amateur actresses and artists are to be found among them.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-09-03
A New Word.

A New York correspondent in the Pittsburg Dispatch says that French waiter uptown walked out of window in his sleep the other morning, and al- though he may die as consequence of his injuries, it might be some con- solation to him to know that in giv- ing his life he has also given to the world new verb, ito somnambulate." " It is employed in description of the disaster in one of the evening papers of this city Every one must admit that 'somnambulate" is good. even 1T 1t is unusual.
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SSertb BON sNemiheulebem.

lie bodfn @eriaisbois Fno nmsroiuss nit slner
iariOien IIrass beibaiiist aerpeien - nit eer ben
&rrib sinss MnihmIsb,ns m entihsosu. lie
'sH,iteiOuus. In oe man ssIonsis mar sab oas
esbsn O,s Euubi6nt,smsniden seuau Oas uertb 1T,
mas er ,u peroitnsu permas Der 9eroienh sines
Wsnlhn bdnet ,tln orobten sbsiI pon isiHer pbpi.
i4en Se.nnobsii ab. unb es lieei tmmr in istnsr
aHaht. jsins eaae sn perbsfiern. Ter Wagsn II bsy
Uloshab Don @eiunebei uno Qraf, Stoermann
fam seifrciA, lebtoii luo eludlh itin, ucraus
seisst ieine 9eroauune il normal. Sii it IS ni6t,
10 miro pcheiier's Ulaesnbittsrs is 10 ma6en %
perityi bic gsroauuuasoraaus in ben 3uhane. bic
Rahruna Oroeniii6 ~ petoausn uuo ~ aiimilirsu.
StInft g ssesn gerl'oplans. % SHess,lon. Sps'
Gs bat bic l,stsn thniiie Sabre lang Wae,nl,ieen
asbeilt, uno Is aebi nidts esih 8uiss Tas
stb.s bot unisu Qripoi Stuarmoric am oali, BE-,
Glaide
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SenSotipuelIe 8eihulbiaen err

= Senlatipnelle Belbuloigen er'
bebt Der friibere Glerf Gule BON
8rieasbepartement in WaibinetDr
qeaen bic General =Sntenoantllr. Sr
einen WaibinatDner Slatte bebauptei
er, oaB Die b1beren Sntenoanturbe=
amten bic &egierllng in Der ibanloie=
iten @eile nm 0unoerttauienoe be-
triieen uno nit ben &beoern iih anr
SdrDpfuna Sntel Cams perlbpo=
rem baben. gr fiibrt aus, oaB Die
betreHenoen 8eamten. nit einigen
Nusnabinen, abiulut unfdbig leien,
unb ii1 ibren untergebenen gegen=
iiber in Der brutallten @eile beneb=
men. Obne baB ireenb pelbe Wutb=
tpenoiateit bafiir porliege. bartere
man Oampier. Die oft nibt einmal
Ieetiihtig leien, laHe tie Woben uno
Wonate lang rubig in ben 0ods lie=
gen nno gable bann ben gigentbiis
mern fir Die .8enubuna BON $500
bis $1,000 pro Gag. Sir einselne
Sd)iffe lei aui bieie g8eile mebr
Wtietbe besablt iuoroen, als ibre Gr=
bauung tpltete. 8eraoesu llnelaub=
lihe @aunereien lDllen BON ben Wtili-
tdrbeamten I'M Orient periibt tpOr=
ben leien. g9ie Cole erSdblte, luurs
ben in Wanila fpnoennirte lnifor=
men, @affen, 3elte uitu. ipeit unter
benz @ertbe an Spefulanten per=
fault, nab 6ung Song ueridifft uno
bort ppn einem &eeierrngsbeaniten
fiir neu anaefauft.
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0err N. &. SiaainS,

Der Nebatteur Der in Seneca, Slls.
eriheinenoen rNetps". mar ieit oies
len Sabren NIT 0ausausiblae be-
baitet. aein Nrst uno feline 9lrSes
nei tunnte ibm grl0iung BON oieienl
llebel perihaffen. bis er ~Budlen 8
9lrnica Salbe" anipanote. Gr
Id1reibt, oaB siuei Sbabteln ibn
p6lia beilten. Die bette Salbe in
Der Welt. llnieblbares Wtittel fir
0autausiblaa. Seiluns miro aaran-
tirt. 91ur % Cts. gu baben bel
&. aalteper & Sobn. 9ruagilten.
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Bic 4onierfeit elmer Trau

tpuroe fiirsli1 ipieber BON Srau
Spbn 9oiplina BON Butter, 3D.. ee-
seiat, Die 1ih felt 2 Sabren in iteteln
Sample nit einem franfbaften Wta=
gen befanb, Der Tie ibuer unter
9eauiea umb unueroaulibfeit leioen
mabte. 9lae 0iittel ertuieien lih
als nublos, bis iie Electric Bit
ters" periuhte. 9tah stpeimonatll=
hem @ebrauhe ihrieb iie: sd bin
iebtp6Iie sebeilt uno fam allies eiien.
Electric Bitters" 1T Elm uprsiiali=
der 1onic; ib babe. ieitoem id ibn
aebraude, beoeuteno an 8eluiht Sll=
aenommen uno fiible mid frdftiger
als ie supor. Gr fDroert Die Wer=
bauung, beilt Dpspepiie, reiSt oen
Nppetit unb eiebt neues 2eben. geur
50Gts. @irb sarantirt. 3u baben
BEL s. 8alteper & Subn, 0rpguiiten.
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"TExAS PRIDE.

0as inter bem Wamen ''TEXAS
PRIDE in ben SanbeI aebrahte neue
,slaichenbier Der ''San Antonio Brewing
Association = beiier nub aleemeiner
befannt oils vGitp Brauerei" = erfreut
lid, bes grbbten Beiians nnb Der bbcbiten
Nnertennune Der aeiuieateiten 8ierten-
ner. Die Nahfraee banad 1T 10 fart.
bof bic gitp. .Brauerei. trob ihrer beoeu-
tenben aapu3itdt, taum i'm Stonbe 1T.
bieieibe al befriebi9en.
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gos GeuIus.8ureau in @alb

Tas Genius Bureau in Waib=
inatun madt iebt bic weiteren 3db'
lunasreIultate betannt: 2erinetpn,
8sntudp, 1869 Gintpobner. sesen
q, ,567 i'm Sabre 1890; Wep Sapen,
Conn, 108.027 (81. .293l; Duluth,
Wainnelota, 52,969 (33. 1861 Wors
ceiter, Maii., 81 $50 (68, ,42D.
Gime Grploiiun eineS pmlper WA
gaSiueS
SeritDrt allies, mas in Sift 1T;
ebenio uirten audi itarte Wiinerals
Iillen, aber beioes III Iebr aefdbrs
lib. Gs 1T i'm b6hiten @raoe nus
los, Sbren 9Drper 8efabren aussus
ieben. tpean 'Dr. Kings New
Life Pills" Die Nrbeit ariinblid,
unb gefabrols perridten. Seilen
9upfIhmer3en nno Beritppillna.
9eur 25 Cts. 8u baben bel
8. aalteper q Spbn, 9rusuiiten.
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,,@rphmntter's Thee" reanlirt
bic Qeber. 25e bel alien Trogniften.

- Die rotbe 0elte. bic 3ieblluas
olume oes Brdiioenten MtcSinlep.
ioII als republitaniides Wabrseiber
iiir oieie acknowledgements anee'
nummen peroen.
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am Qoufe Der lebteu 10 Sabre

I'm Gallfe Der lebten lO Sabre
bat Iih bas Banttapital Der Yer.
Staaten, porunter aapital, GepD=
Iiten uno gmmiiiionsree3te 3te perltan=
ben Iino, BON 5000 auf 1868 Wlilliu'
men Dollars permebrt, wdbreno oas
BON Gnalano BON 1900 auf nur 1000
WiQionen eeltieeen lit.
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u Nnfunft.
W. &. & Z. 8abm.

0ad ssaco, Sort 8ortb. Dallas. aanloi
gitp, ct. 9onis uno Chicago, td8lid)
(S. VI. & u. y. 9eppt) ..7:45 Worgens
Rad &acp, Sort ssortb. Dallas &c. (pon
Suulet- -Iepptl 800 gtbenes
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Getrath6s[ meiue,

Senrp 3auffmann umo Waarp VI,
Sbnten.
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Nytabmdfe 6ptel BAR,
Sit Opulton StraBe.
gpm W2uth, Gigentbiimer.

Wtan Iinoet bier ein por5iiallhes
@las 8ier unierer beimiiben Braue-
reien. Belonoere glnertenmlng pers
oienen Die g9eine, Gieorren, Wbistles;
Qiou6re ,c. 0iele Wirtbihaft erfreut
iih oes ailsseseihneten Rufes. su
Den anaeuebmiten Nufentbaltsorten
Der Staot 81 sdblen.
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Sn ssurt Scott, 8anias. err

: Sn JDrt StDtt, IdHIus. er7
Iflua in einem NnfalIe BON 8eiites=
it6runa Der 22idbrise Ora 9. Scott
feline 7Oidbriee @roBmutter, 6ran
Wa. s. @idersbam. nit einem Bell.
Siebennal trieb Der @abniinnige
bic Waffe in ben Shdoel Der 5rau.
Gcutt mar eben erit BON Californian
suriidaebraht poroen. no iid 3llerit
bic @abniinnsanfdlle bemertbar
mahten, bod slaubte man nid]t. oaB
bic 3rantbeit einen aefdbrliben
Gbarofter hobe.
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Bon Chicago, ct. 2ouis, aanias Gitp,
Dallas, Sort 8ortb unb sSacp, tdslid)
(Suniet Depot .... $3.50 Sprm.
Bon ssacp. Sort @ortb, Dallas &C. u.
". & VI. y. 9epot) 49,. 1920 Nbenos.
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@nlf zbure 8abn.

Mb brit.
1ad Stodbale. tdslid]. aussenommen
Sonntags. ....... .o:UU Sorn.
Nntunft.
8pn Stodoale. tdglih. ausaen0mmen
Sonntags. s...............3:O 300 Hadlm.
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Grfitt 4ooes.Nualen.

6err s. M. Correction. BON San
Nntoniu, Ter, tuar felt Sabren
NIT Gitbma in ieiner ihlimmiten
Jurm bebaftet ino ertrus -nnldglibe
Ghmer3en. gr nabm. als nihts
mebr balf, gu Kings New
Discovery" 3ufluht, oaS ibm in
furser Belt niht nur 2inoerrng per-
Ihaffte, ionbern audi balo pDllig
beilte. Die tpunoerbare Wfeoicin lit
6as einsiae Mlittel fir Sbminoluht.
Nltbma, lunaen=, Sals@, uno 8rillt=
Qeiben. Yreis 60 Cts. uno ST 90.
Wirb aarantirt. gu baben bel
&. 9alteuer & Sobn. Gruguiiten.
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Z. 4 6. y. Nabm.
zputberm Nacific 8abn.
VI B ia hrt.

Nah 0elu Orleans, Soniton unb 0al'
peitpn tdglid1. ..... 1900 Wittags.
Nah OF 9aio, Californian uno Werifu
900 Sprnt.
Naeh Noros5eras, ct. 9puis uno ghica.
90 katy Flyer ........ 500 Nbenbs.
Nntunft.
Wpn Rorb.5eras. ct. 9ouis uno Chicago
katy Flyer ...... $3.50 Norgens.
Bon Neu Orleans, Suuitpn unb gal'
peftpn tdglidl. .4:45 Nod1n
Bon OF Yaio. Californian uno Merifr
.7:3O Nbenos
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u ntun n I |
q. u. & u. =. 8abn.

Rad @alpeiton, 5ouiton uno guero tag.
ttQ. .O-IO SVANt.
Nah Corpus gbrifti. Nranias TaB nno
Seepille tdelih. .2:20 Nabm.
Rad Borne uno 8errpille. tdalidl, aus.
qenommen Spnntags -. 2:45 Habm.
9ad] Borne unb aerruilIe, Sonntags. :.
Mntunft.
Yon 8alpeiton. Souiton unb enero tag
lidl 200 NbenbS.
Son Corpus gbrifti. Nranias Bob nno
Beenille tdelidl. ........ LOO Nabm.
Bon Borne uno aerrpille. tdglid3. aus
eenommen Sonntaes. :. 1855 Sorm.
Bon 85rne uno 8errpille. Sunntags, =.
500 Nbenbs.
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- @ement uno aalt bel 6enrp
Yaulu Eel. 53
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: Der in elmer Jabrif in I'll

= Der in elmer sSabrit in VII
toona, Ya., als gleuator 6iibrer
anaeitellte 15idbriee 6enrp Baum
ipurbe pon einem ihredliheu unfall
betruffen. Gr mar nit oem Gin
lhmieren Der 3abel oes @leoaturs
belhdftiat, oils iid3 auf unertldrlibe
Weile zines oerielben. iudbreno es III
Be,ueaung mar. losl6lte. iib UNI ben
Sals 6es anaben ihlans uno beniel-
ben ertuiirate.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-20
AS TO SAYINGS BANKS.
PUBLIC EXAMINER DEALS WITH
THEM IN HIS biennial REPORT.

Public Examiner Pope has just issued
Division of his biennial report. The di-
vision is devoted to savings banks AMI Is
of considerable interest.
Gen. Pope states that since the last
biennial report. one institution, THE
Industrial Savings Bank of MinnearoNs, -
has been authorized. Two, THE Mime
apolis Savings bank and the Savings
Bank of st. Paul., have, on application
of the examiner, been placed in charge
of receivers.
The Minneapolis Savings bank was or
gauiZed under the laws of 1879 The
Savings Bank of st. Paul, under the laws
of 1867, and capitalized under Special
Laws of 1878.
Both institutions have been miscon-
Quoted. in violation of law, and Their
condition gave no promise of restoration
to solvency even with change OF
trustees. Each dividend period was in
creasing the deficit and there was no
alienation to a receiver
The receiver of the Minneapolis Savings
bank has closed his trust, the depositors
receiving Sd per cent of their deposits
The receiver Of the Savings Bank of st.
Paul has, since July, 1893, paid 50 per cent
to depositors. The uncertain value of ths
large real estate and mortgage holdings
and of the securities pertaining TO the
commercial business of the bank make
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You know what happens to a sewer
when it becomes clogged, don't you?
Do you know what happens to the
human system when the kidneys become
clogged? They are unable TO throw out
the impurities from the blood and become
infected with poisons; they decay, fall
apart and pass out in the urine; the
blood, unfiltered, carries the poison all
through the system, and if not checked
death follows. The Kidneys are the seW-
Frs of the human system.
When your kidneys are not doing their
work, some of the symptoms which prove
it to you are pain or dull ache in the
back, excess of uric acid, gravel, rheu-
matte Iains, sediment in the urine, scan
ty supply. scalding irritation in passing
it, obliged to go often during the day
and to get up many times during the
night to empty the bladder; s,eeplessness,
nervous irritability, dizziness, irregular
heart. breathlessness, sallow, unhealthy
complexion, puffy or dark circles under
the eyes; sometimes the feet. limbs or
body bloat; loss of ambition, general
weakness and debility.
When you are sick or feel badly"
the first thing you should do is to af
ford aid to your kidneys by using Dr.
Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the great kidney
remedy.
In taking Swamp-Root you afford nat
uraI help to Nature, for Swamp-Roet is
the most perfect healer and gentle aid
to the kidneys that is known to med
ical science
Perhaps you are in doubt about your
Kidneys and want to find out Here's a
simple test. Take from Your urine pass
ed when you arise in. the morning about
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-20

with the theft of $40 and a gold watch.
valued at $40, from man in that place.
At the meeting of the ways and mea Ms
committee yesterday reports from the
CITY departments were considered and a
number of bills passed.
Dan Tipp was arrested by PatroIman
OBrien last night on a charge of lar
ceny. 1t is alleged that he pawned. some
clothes that had been stolen.
Because of the death of Miss Mahan.
which occurred Tuesday. the Thursday
club, of which she was a prominent
member will omit this weeks meeting.
The club will, therefore, not meet until
Jan. 8.
In the improving of the several addi-
ions to Como park, which have been
lately acquired, prisoners from the
Workhouse will be used to do the work.
Ihey Will be used in making filling and
performing other labor
The invitation of the Commercial club
to the Oberlin GIee club for luncheon at
noon today has been accepted. After
luncheon, at about o'clock, the club will
render two selections in the club parlors
for the entertainment of club members.
Mrs Theresa Benesch died yesterday.
aged fifty-two. The funeral will take
place from the family residence. 1870 Rob-
ertson street, tomorrow morning at $3.50.
There will be a service at st. Matthew's
church at 8 o'clock
Mrs. Ethel Ruth Cobb, wife of Charles
&c. Cobb, died yesterday afternoon at the
home of her parents, $50 Fry street, after
a lengthy Illness She was the young
est daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ L.
Holly and had many friends who will be
panied to hear of her demise. Mrs. Cobb
was an active worker in church circles
in Hamline. = Her husband and a son,
four years old, survive her.
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four ounces; place 1T In a glass bottle
and let 1t stand for tWenty-four hours
If upon examination you find any set
things or. sediment, If 1t is milky or cloudy,
or If particles float about in 1t, disease
has gotten a foothold in your kidneys
and Nature is calling for help.
II you have the slightest symptom of
kidney or bladder trouble, or If there is
a trace Of it in your family history, you
would profit by taking Swamp ev-
cry now and then as a preventive, and
thus absolutely forestall kidney and
bladder troubles
Root, has been tested in SO many ways
In hospital work. in private practice
among the helpless too poor to pur-
chase relief. and has. proved so success
full in every case, that a special ar
rangement has been made with the
q o h by which all our readers who
have not already tried it may have a
sample bottle sent absolutely free by
mail; also a book telling all about kid
ney and bladder diseases, and contain
ing some Of the thousands of testimonial
letters from men and women reclaimed
to lives of happiness and usefulness by
the means of Swamp-Root the great
kidney remedy.
is so remarkably successful that our
readers are advised to write for a free
sample bottle, and to be sure and state
tn mat you read this generous offer in the
your address to DR.. Kilmer & Co
BInghampton, N. Y
If you are already convinced that
swamp Root is what you need. you can
everywhere.
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vestigatior, they are to call on the Legal
department for assistance.
The vote on the resolution was unani-
nous, the clerk recording seventeen ayes
in its favor the total number of mem
bers present.
1t was expected that considerable dis
cussion would ensue, but in this respect
the spectators present to see the fun
were disappointed.
Aid Bantz, when the letter from Mr..
Haas was read, asking for an investiga-
ton, interposed an objection, conten5ing
that any recognition of the missiVe by
the joint body was out of order, as it
was addressed solely to, the board Of
aldermen.
President Schiffmann did not agree with
him. and declared it's recognition per-
fectly correct and proper.
Attorney Harry Weis, who was present,
representing Mr.. Haas, was perfectly
willing that the letter should be eonsid-
cred by the joint body, and also accept
ell the resolution introduced by AS
semblyman Craig, in which a. committee
on Investigation was named.
Before the passage of this resolution
Aid, Bantz remarked that the proceed.
ings were not to his mind exactly COR
rect He thought that charges Should
first be preferred, so that the building
inspector could defend himself It was
As the committee which will inquire
into Mr.. Haas alleged misdoings and
rnnort observations to the joint body
President Schiffmann named Assembly
men Dix and Craig and Aid. Huber and
Dobner
Building Inspector Haas was not pres
ent at the meeting last evening, but: d
number of his friends including his at
torney, Harry Weis, were, and consider
able lobbying was done The committee
have not, as yet, set a time for meet
ing, but it is understood that nothing will
be done until after the holidays. Haas
still maintains that he will come cut Of
the ordeal unsmirched, and that in the
deal some OF his enemies will get the
worst of it. There are many rumors Of
| parties who are willing to furnish the
committee with information derrogatory
to the building inspector. but so far their
names are in doubt, with the exception
of Anton Weinholzef. If one of the
aldermen is to be believed, the whole
thing will resolve itself into Weinhoizer
alone, as the prosecuting witness, and IL
that event the affair will fzzle into
notkingness.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-20
HAAS HEAD IS STILL ON
BUILDING INSPECTOR rs VIGOROUS
LIZ COMBATING PROPOSED
DECAPITATION
CHARGES TO BE LOOKED INTO
Meeting of Joint Council Appoints
Committee to Investigate
Alleged WrongdOings
and Report.


Building Inspector Samuel E. Haas still
retains his official head and the proba-
bilities are that he will continue to wear
it until the close of his term, Dec. 80.
1901
Under pressure from a number OF Re-
publicans who have a decided aversion
to Mr.. Haas retaining his present official
title meeting of the joint council was
held last evening, but the only thing
done was to adopt a resolution appoint
ing a committee of five to inquire into
the charges against the building inspec-
tor and report with recommendations.
The resolution was in answer to the
letter of Mr.. Haas. read at the meeting
of the board of aldermen Tuesday even-
ing, in which an Official investigation
was c0urted, and was introduced by AS
semblyman Craig. 1t instructed the pres
ident of the joint body TO select four men.
two from each body, the president to act.
as chairman If necessary, in the in.