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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-01-25

y,ss xx,..hsn...u r..,n..s.. In, .,A or, ,.~,,t.
s, ws.hi ,,, isse Eastern s
Esu-strictly fresh ranch 1900; Eastern. 1gzss.
Corr, Comb honey-cslfonis comb. EFsisc; strained
Pouitry-Iivs chickens. isslsc; i've turkeys; nc:
s ss.ss ,oc sarAe' oaeks s'e' PSF a01sn
Nuts.
waInnts per lb. sacks. l39isc: Eastern black wal
nuts, %; pecans. ~; hiberis, itc b,ssiis; &c:
almonds fancy sott shei, NC aimonas. 70 =, loc;
dozen, soc; ehsstnus. DC; Italians. isc popcorn. &c
pct n
Hay, Graf. ana Feed.
,.na s,,sssn son tsz p W. ~, n "ss
n OATS ips %, ; slsn' -n ~
svyrcs ~ a On. ,.ed ,ro., ~,
Wheat, Feed. "; oil cake meal. $50: middlins..
ssae2i; bran. "; shorts. $SeH; chopped iced.
c....,..., 80. .sau. ~ -. -, .,
clam shells. Sd psy ton: bone meal So pc! ton;
annula'ea pone n. per Ion ss nnea oa's ~ PCT
a, Ser r. on beef @ s Der ot en s
scraps s $50 per g. ton beef scraps ioos 80 per ton;
Me.,. prov,.,on. ana r,.h.
gsn g. mutton s sss, e ps s s steer Ssi ss
Professions Hams large I2!c: small. lsc: break.
fast bacon. l2c; dry sailed sides Sac
Lard-Home- made, per ID. stc; white stnr s&c;
Coin Special sac; lard compound tierces, 7ac; Rex.
SIC; +. B. Co, &c: Wild Rose. Sc
Fresh hsh. Halinut. 7qec; stselhead salmon, loo;
3c; founders. Aa4c; soles vi; rock cod s@6c;
shrimps. l0c; sneif, &c; columbia river smet. &C.;
hernnG. sgoc; black Goa, Iesc; oysters, Olympia,
crabs. live. $L4o; cooked. $l6
Vegetables.
p....,.. loo, s,75Io ,ev Ton. y.Atvn. eooao, -
fotetoes, osa,. s'ws ~ .oa' nsxma soteA per
tom svess posaoss Pr sws oeess, &c PER sack
csots; ooc pe. ST. eo ~ YET sack tur
., c oc prr ~ rs s.cp g.r,;c H. PIT ; Par as
s1s ~ h.hrns iettrcs as, ,a ,a ;. ~
~ a. w. sS IN ~ a.. ht,! us'ols, avsyvc
P,a n green onions loc ner d.. siIyersSns ~ ~;
per cwt: oystei plant. s@l0c per lb pumpkins.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-01-25

PORTLAND, Or, Jan. N.-Wheat--Walla Wall,
5la52c; valley, SOC; bluestem, 5aGSsc.
20 % 20
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-01-25
SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

Wheat--Export, No l club, 5oc; No. biuesteu.
slac; milling. No. club. SIC; bluestem. 53ic
20 % %
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-01-25

TACOMA. Jan. a--wheat-Club, Sic; bluestenu
Sc. -
% 20 %
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
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DOCTORS STORY.

Or. Laclna was seen sfterwArd by the
reporte, Of his once.
1T was surely the bite II a kissing
bug. he sali. Il could not be mis-.
AIKEN. The syrap,oms are iiways n.
sane. and | know no other thing liz. Il.
The kissing bug always attacks the
lips. and IN. little white spot 10 the first
evidence. Then a swelling extends from
the lirs over one side OF the face. In
other cases ~ insect poisoning the whole
face swels.
II did everything possible for the boy.
bu, the fact is he had no, the strength
- Withstand the poison. 10 4. very ap,
to b fatal 10 Infants.
Tn Cincinnati tss years ago I knew
OF ave cases. Al u the babies del.
III 70 not 90 with adults never
kneg an adult 70 lie 81 the bite unless
II w,s complicated xith other ailments.
There vas NJ help fIy the boy. I "a
all mar could do 70 save him"
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DOCTORS FOOD TALK.
selection Of Food IN, Of the Most I'm.
poitini AeB irLiis.

Selection Of Food IN, Of the Most In.
poftini AsS ir,Liis.
Old Or. Hanaford. OF READING.
Mass. says In tie Messenger" Our
health and physical and mental hap
piness are 50 largely under q per-
soma! eoatrol that the proper selec.
ton OF food should be. and 10. one OF
the most Important acts In life.
On this subjec, ! may say that I
know OF no food equal In disesub,l.
ny and more powerful In point OF hu-
triment than the modern Grap.-Nut,.
four hcaping teaspoons o. which IN
sufneient for II. cereal part of A
meal. and experiences demonstrates
that the usr IL perfectly nourished
from one meal 10 another.
i am convinced that the extensive
and general use Of hish class foods of
this character would Increase the
term Of human life. add TO the sum
Total OF happiness aad very consld.
ersbiy improve society IN general. I
am free 70 mentlen TIE food. for I
peronally know OF its value"
Grape Nuts food ed be used by
babes In arms OF adults. II 10 ready
cooked. can be served instantly.
either cold with cream. OF nth no,
water or hot mix poured oyer. An
sorts Of puddinsr and fancy dishcs
can b mads With osaps-NuaR me
food n concentrated ana vsry eco
nonseai. -Four hsnU1ng teespseas are
suficisnt fsr ~ cereal pass q .
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purham . .u'h.nr.,n. All celsh-rts
h'' 1ns-h1ni ''A 1ir'bd.y to-m1tr1N
she ]. rns'~.'i n az hsr f,euI ,i... !.
l''s aac re'-fr iri I~atsr..t,i II A.
The h~s-gsrirr- ? n. day
Du'l one 'r O. 81 I" h,s 80.
90 h. sat. '-f So IS. IN 80 rs.
I.r .-eu $40 s.,t 'l We, fross
Hsi Co VIA , - Shs r.sA. daily
h,Ir' rs.l'y AMI 1s'gh'. &, r-r-vs
visitor,
Hs- '.t p'rrnr no. f1v,r g,r
-r- 80 - '.s ''.'p.Ai,rei ki-i g
s-1u~' bs rHusu' novels AMI -
pt,. seventy Two fs,rs she has cult.
waited 'Ha s'l. 0NN-.s ,ae rise, =,
o. O'Clock every iN
She !. a t-I' daughter - he Reyolu.
ton. her father. GilT Ianrion. having
..rvei IN t-s CAI,n'sl WAR a. captain
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'KfssED no DEATH" on the tomb
stone OF little Joseph Bokek, whose
funeral was held to-day at the home OF
bis parents. John and Katherine Bokek.
81 East seventy-Afth street. would be
the literal truth. II was not the mother
kiss q love. however. but the venomoue
earess OF a kissing bug that killed tie
boy.
Thus 70 the ravages Of heat. bad milk
and the deadly nursing bottle 10 added
Q new terror for the mothers o. the
poor-one tina, no foresight or tender
care can guard against. The case f. 50
well verified that no doubt Is possible
tina, Joe was killed by the mysterious
bug.
There are two little girls left In the
pokeks' comfortable home. DsI<ee the
coffin Of their boy tho parents to-day
told an Evening World reporter the
tsets. while the children prat,led near
- Joe. they said. had never had a sick
day IN his eighteen months Of life. lie
gus unusually healthy.
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GIRL IN LOVE RAN Away.
she Wasted To- tot Married, hut
Her Mother Mad Usr
Arrrstpf.

Rosie OIL .sr"tH ''' -f,H-''l s.rI
from Woods d, O.. :. was "a PRISONER
the JeGs-s-u NO. $50. t'ur, this morn.
Ing. chargcl B.. h.r nr''- with being
lncorrlgil'r The mother 'old Na-i''
,rate POO. that Rosie t,i been working
In a No0is.ie clear factory.
Recently sht lai been 'li,ilc goo'"
the mother declared. because ~ hs- NJ
- .iNtccH-y,H -,lI Nathan Ho.
senberg. Of iiss Amt' ultm avenue Tho
BOY AMI girl met While inmates . me
Hebr.s Orphan Asy Iw AMI have been
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- ne s-- : sixteen In hrr time ne
80 ''tn he .t'g. -. h succeed re
sns. ar' - railro.i succeed N. s'sss
sNsi s,h'1 .tit - h.r So s.r- sna
vas , p's-NuIsf - sc -rv f'Ns,y ess
,rN IN mn 'sf sstiy. t1vn To-. h~
500
r morrow 80 r~aurht.-. . -. r.v
''lN'- r4F 'ssr-n. -. ~,srlys-,s-y =
y. 80 'lr ff.i.' ~ Say a. ~ "a
~ nav rsmasta,f
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IN love ever since
Rose 'efi acme saying she would nnd
Nathan sud Marry rim The mother
2, Nct 20; aad they fought on The
ferry Rn.ie broke Asay sh-n a
handbag was ma ir .nd ioos a t,vrf,rH
s,caai avenue cav. ea'lr- - hsr
m''hN ,A,t ne Nslll neyer lrtIn Sc
her Ths girl va found a a'rlt 81,
th' home . a friend. Treil Sgiuni. -
- colunsi, street. an arr5s'-l
IN court 'hc promised Co . good snl
WAS disea ,rscd.
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SIGN or THE KISSING BUG.

50 when no awoke from his nap satur-
day afternoon a little fre,ful they com
mented upoa II as strange. They sent
him out With Jennie. the nurse girl. bu,
she soon brought him home. lie seemed
81. she said.
Mira Boksk looked him over and right
IN the middle Of his upper Up ssN a
tiny white spot. Then she noticed a
slight swelling II the lip,
within an hour or two Il extended 70
the left side Of the face and they called
IN DR.. A. NJ. Lacana. q 81 East seventy
second street.
1T Is the kissing bug" said the doc
tor. as soon a. he saw tho little white
mark.
II never knew the sign to fail. know
no other sting Ike IT,"
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OFF FOR TIE ARCTIC.

ST JOHNS \ , July e -.
eary r..is, .-sm, Wl1t-sri. ~ b
entered m. h.-h,- = r--' su -,.rr-,
r'Mris July = q. r,p.i- n,--ir.ry
that had bees sisNrls'. resumed 80
VOYAGE q, Grassland ky Wy " m.
strait " Rel. lei, a, i.yh,.tk ,..f,y
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Wash fabric Remnants.

We win plate on sale tomorrow a big lot Of Wash
fs5Te Remnants let over i.on ihis seasons bcst
sslhns goods, comprising rinlties, 0r,andies,
Lawas, Batste', Crni S~l,t.nss, dc, In lnrtis
OF fom to 10 ynri', TIE .crraer prices o. which
"sr,fJA ~ l-le Z, i'e. a yard, a choice Of
Which nay be ned fer bu,
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Observation-Disclosures
A KISSING BUG
KILLED THE BABY.

4 bt DH. H.. ". LACfNA.
A kissing bag killed the
baby.
knew the bite from the
I iivia white mark o. the up-
per iip.
Also because eniy sne side
Z of the face sweiird. In the
|. case Of aay other Stag the
L whole face would swell
4 gave the boy stisuiaats
l from the nrst. also tried
+ isiectioas NJ strong ~
\ dared Of powerful snake
bite antidotes.
hut nothing could save
!. him MS system was not
strong enough to combat
7 the poison
I II r. oftes fatal On Infant
/ eases.
! Adults seldom Gle FROM u. =
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$1,000 FOR SAYING LIFE

HAMILTON, Ont. July a-Iouis N.
scoti, . law studsn; here. two years Aso
at Atlantic city saved from drognirs
an eldesiy maiden named Miss Ner-
sch0yie. 9f Lns Angeles, Cal.
The iady d'ei recently and lee, Scott
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Che 8g Store 70 tie Coohost
Store in Cowa,

having en- ~ sstuni sivsntsxss u vsansrsu. tesrth<, WITH q.
ssasnsss is rsattsst runp miles d esss ta Il ~auAsisny
wl.sst sse7sG ~ go ~ sasnss ssevsa ~ snssl
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Sure enough. on the basy's upper lip
the white ,po, could be plainly seen
even In death. Other evidences % the
eject OF the poisonous bite we're all too
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Screen Door, ana OH Stores.

Som. general clearance price. that ocgh, 10 prove
~sttIsetiv. to ell who need the goods, sine. they ar. N.
owes, oustei anywhere at the pf.ssn, tine iof goods ef
Q like qrsli,y.
scaTEr DOors, s1er .ty ns.s e Ard s-t, ftt,.
With ts bss s,ssl urs; tie o. IS nsl o. 81. tsr.tss one
stiast wv
StREEN Doors srrs 81 hntvect. sth.s IN ns'sEsl 60 I m
~, an worth from o. 70 10 Siyte, . eAoes ts4,sfsv iH Lev"
OUR BLUE YIAnn OIL COOKING Slows are res-
lively s1risss nstssss. snt.ss easily kspt esaa -
issna ssa $50 ssuna ass. T.S0
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SIG Electric Tas for X2

TIE s~1GILCooPiR ELECTRIC FAN win n
sssisfss,srly % any diree, eurrest u from lie 70 ~
volts; has q ilineh blade, SPENT motion. ~ 1a
guard and an the necessary i~ttseAmsass; fsly g
teed By 10 In every respect
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Wnos ana LIQUORS.

DOUBLE STOUT, equal 10 ~impcrts5, per Dor. ooc
ST. JULIEN. apurs California cisst pr ssf, 40
RrEsIISc, "Purtiar tfsrs, a high class caEiori, Rim.
Wise, PET dor, 400
OLD CROW AND PEPPER wmsKEY, pei ral, $50
CALIFORNIA cLARrT, rH fs, zoe
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LINEN Department Sp,ctaI,.

Som. bw-prie.d s.a.ril Fe.ueioas that are sure b
meet With the appreciation Of all economical house.
keepers
ALLliSsS esr,g rABlr cAMAsx, reduced nom s<.
ayAio az.
iitiisss sRowH rov,ttrsG,, per- yui, Sc
hsSsrircsrp ssg.rs, .,,r, lar, s,,ssl.A, DE
HLLowcAsrs. h,m.r,el~. a.. s.h, &c
AiLLf1rS RAY CLOTHS h~.ssi,thes. s,eA. 7se
BED sPsEAte. fr1 ss.,, rev Sss ,rs, worth $40
sseh, m
iuRslsa fovIts rhass ',.-ial Pre-. rdacti.ns are
fften'rsv osly
Values, each, rS lie i- lie A irx
s'ning Prices eit, i9c lee i21e 10: q &c
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Bargains in
Wen's and Womoa's Shoes.

We have r~ttssorted oil the shoes that rmdn uns'ld
from our Big Double value'' She. Sale, and will place
them on sale tomorrow at 4 furthsr reduction IN prices.
There's still good picking left, bit as some Of the lot.
ar. small . prompt selection l. Desirable.
NEWS TAN AND BLACK sHors
IA large sizes. worth g. prri s. pair
NESs PATENT LEATHER /, sls.es to-msu5v ki
SHOES, sr4 IN
sTE'ssHoEs h.n r.rular sSs, l.s0
all are stoystt,
LADIES' BiAcT AND TAN sFoTs, ..o NJ.
BLACK HIGH sHots, worth toe : pair. row r,su'si,o '0C
LAIKs' BLACK AND TAN LACE vera 500 , r,r 6
sHCEs, eheics t5-n,uow ~
BLACK BUTTON SHOES, sni IN
BLACK CLOTH TOP shOEs
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China, glassware ana Lamps.

China, GLASSWARE and Lamps.
Lock ever this list carefully. II it contains anything
you need, come here tomorrow ,nd you'll be able to -,
II st 4 great saving.
Odd China.
CUPS AND sAUcEss, srUs TIA sire, aie.iy Sscsfata,
vslgs ik. r.d,lE Sc
oAI-yAi FOWLS, trit suc.- ,,s bakers, regular At
ICE. - ~, s;.dsl Of &c
SALAD BOWLS, l.ft. sr,, neaiv secsfs,ce aat gold hrss.
isfri,f q "c: .-,enr -.
CHINA CUspiporEs, h.nasoasly sscmi,.d, new shass,
f.fuln .tb, v.eLn 5St
Dinner Sets.
DINNER srTs, iti r.sc... a.. ssla,, nsSly t.coflti,
fi t,i h-,t, f..u.tf o. sli."; s,,r.lu 1850
Dinner SIT. i5 y.,e,s, &c Eatlsa poana, nhly
ss,os'st n ss.-sas cellars, fan toihis., .nf'rtsdt q, 'n
at NE, .ysctsG 1880
DIsNrr SIT, ~, rissss, rnEH.h Ponc,l,n. hssssns
Gov bss ~t<ef,tss. fun red tae.a, StaLn q, ss., ..
srtosln 1880
SaJsDare.
COLD GLASS. utss., t.s,,t. ens,ass cups, sHvs sshs,
~. -srA n = rt. - ie, r.chU "
TUNBGrPs. sff. ws,sf sif,, t.s uyvsl glass, fsrslun
s., PEI ~, rrstsi Of, ru Der, IS
TrvsLNrs, ti t,svs tis<s h.n,sc -sly s-tavet, rev
la Tt. psf ts,, srSis a., pr tsi, sc
GLASS rAst. SCI. fun 81, regular ct "e, Sedalh ls
famps
TABLE LAMP. lsys sire, VITA Arfs DObe, es, esrsa,
very fckly sscsDts1 In iurs fsh design, regularly s~Sn a.
taos, sfenalAt SS9
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IS LIVELY
At A HUNDRED.
Centerarian Dun ham
Can Read, Hear and
Tend Her Garden.

sr.ei, to ire r,,n'af Nssp
NaS HAVEN. Conn. jay - sylvia
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WON'T Eat OR TALK.
svt'rious Nan rcrsd Lyins q
the stv-st vIn ne rxsmiaeA
az 60 Uts ssptty.

POUND wine In N. r,in A. the eornss
" r'-y-'niri street AMI Seventh ave-
80 a. -itHt by rstr.lman Hekla. Q
-''. - q, n ths police hsy. riven tho
r.r. . 1srl'. scheniti. has p~srsist-
'rfl' 70 ss' - nsVsr all questions
PIT - Nm - - rsrtsks ~ any nourish-
les Whatever
''r'r''. D.u-' IN the West side
Court. rannigsf Schmidt 10 Belisvu0
''r sf.rin.ti9n as 90 his sanity.
The evening world., 1900-07-26

AMAZING results are 70 BE- h
rom Sunday World vszta
The evening world., 1900-07-26

RI1bons
All the pretty and popular styles Of this season are 70
be hsd here tomorrow, and at prices so greatly re- a
as TO make them easily the biggest ribbon bargain DE-
tainable anywhere at the present time. Just look ever
some Of our offerings in high grade black ribbons the
seasons favorite kind.
1000 pieces Of BLACK ALI-snK rAfFErA RIBBONS.
ttnches vide; worth ic. a yard, reduced TO lie
50 cartons o. BLACK DOUBLE FACED SATIN RIBBONS,
Ola very superior quality; regularly sdd At Tic. . yard,
now reduced 10 lie
TIE entire balance Of our recent heavy purchases Of
All silk Black Satin Beck Velvet Ribbons fast edges
and superior ~qualitiesl, will be placed on sale ,o-mor-
row NJ these I'M m stehable priees:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-01-27
. MINNESOTA

and Resident Director j. H. WAGNER,
the visiting committee of the board of
trustees for the state insane asylum, Wis
tied the Rochester institution and ex-
pressed themselves well pleased with the
conduct Of the hospital.
Mazeppa-It has been given out that the
Northwestern will establish a station
and put in an operator at Lena, to take
care of the business at that point
ST. Charles-Congressm Tawney has
recommended the estab lishment of rural
free delivery in the vicinity of ST. Char es
New Richmond-The library board has
decided to open the new public library
the first Saturday in February. The board
has quite a fund al its disposal and will
invest it in a very complete set of books
covering many classes of literature
New Ulm-The report of the secretary
of the state board of health shows the
total number of deaths for Brown county
as 1853 and births 46S. Based on the CEN
sus of 1895 this shows an increase in the
population of six and one-third per cent.
Austn-F. w. Kinney, of this city, has
completed plans for the $4,000 court house
for Spencer, 10. His drawings were ac-
cepted in competition with half dozen
other architects.
West Concord-The owners of local tele-
phones recently held meeting and voted
to perfect a permanent organization By
laws and constitution will be adopted this
week.
Wadena-Ex-Gov John P. Aitgeld spoke
at the court house Wednesday evening
before a large audience.ss
Montevideo-The fifteen-year-old son of
Henry Hicks, who was accidentally shot
by his brother, is dead from the effects
of the wound.
Frazee-Deer Williansher.. a farmer liv-
ing ten miles north of here. committed
suicide by shooting himself with shot
gun, blowing the top of his head off.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-01-27
GOOD AND BAD.
Prof. Dean Worcester COrrects Some
, False Impressions.

Prof. Dean Worcester Corrects Some
m- False Impressions.
WASHINGTON, jan 26-Prof. Dean
Worcester, of the Philippine commits
sion, tonight gave out the following
statement:
Il have been greatly annoyed by mis-
leading reports of remarks which I have
recently made in public concerning the
Inhabitants of the Philippine islands.
There are three very distinct races in
the archipelago, and these races are
the total being no less than eighty-four.
ment from the most abject savagery to
a relatively, high degree of civilization.
Among certain of the wild tribes, such
practices as head hunting, the sacrificing
of human beings to heather divinities
child marriage, polygamy, infanticide and
slavery are to be found, although some
of the wild tribes are very pacific, and
indulge in none of the Objectionable prac.
tees above enumerated.
s'The remarks which I made regarding
one or two of the head-hunting tribes
have been taken as applicable to the en-
tire population, which is, of course.
absurd. Furthermore, / note with re
greet that after my address before the
Commercial club, of Boston, in which j
discussed the pros and cons of the Ia
gallo character, the undesirable char
acteristics which mentioned were quite
fully enumerated, but the good qualities
which 1 was especially careful to discuss
have been entirely omitted
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-01-27
NLOBE'S MINNEAPOLIS OFFICE.
- 90 WASHINGTON Az SOUTH.
Teiephone-Main 2o13 Advertising
Subscriptions-279O-J

The city council of Minneapolis decid-
ed last night, by a vote of 10 to TO- not
TO become involved in the South African
war; while several of the thirteen did
not hesitate TO declare their personal
sympathy with the Beers. Officially it
was a matter Of total Indifference to
them whether Gen Warren assembled
Spion Kop in the daytime and came
down in the night time, or vice versa.
The political diplomacy of the alder
men was cafled into Play along towards
the close OF the session. when Aid
Kiichli introduced a set of resolutions
expressing sympathy with the Beers in
their struggle with England
Aid Ions promptly seconded AID.
]Iiichli's motion to adopt the resolutions.
Aid. Jones, who, in company with AID.
McCune and Merrill, smiled knowingly
while the clerk was reading the resoiu-
lions, opposed the motion. In his
opinion it was not WISE nor prudent, nor
best for the city council of Minneapolis
state of Minnesota, to go on record OH
an international question of such gravity
Aid. Peterson thereupon moved TO lay
the resolutions on the table. The roll can
resulted as follows:
Yeas-Lane Chattield, Leighton, Merrill
Jones. Powers. McCune, Lloyd, Peterson
Currien. Sutherland Dickinson and Pres
ident Crosby-13.
Nays-Long Foell, Kiichli, Anderson,
Rand Shepley, Main, Mccoy, D"yer
and Nelson-10
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-01-27
FIGHTS WITH FILIPINOs.
American Forces Victorious in a
Number of ENGAGEMENTS.

American Forces Victorious in a
Number of engagements.
MANILA, Jan. Pa dispatch from
Sorsogon, dated Thursday, Jan. rs, says
Brig. Gen. Kobbe's expedition has occu,
pied Sorsogon, Donsola, Bullan, Legaspi
and Virac, on Catandunes island. The
only resistance was at Legaspi, where
five Americans were wounded, and forty.
five dead and fifteen wounded Filipinos
were found 1t is estimated that there
are $4,000 bales of hemp in these
provinces, and $4,000 bales in the ports OF
Sorsogon and Legaspi. The United
States gunboat Nashvilles shrapnel
burned 5000 bales in Legaspi.
The expedition arrived off Sorsogon,
Jan. 20, and the town displayed white
flags. Gen. Kobbe and Col. Howe, with
a battalion of the Forty-seyenth infantry.
landed and raised the. United States flag.
The insurgent force, numbering 300 men,
evacuated the place. The natives were
passive During the morning of Jan. %,
the Nashville and Venus, with four com.
panies of the Forty-seventh infantry
regiment, under Maj. Shipton, approach
ed Legaspi. Filipino flags were flying
and the trenches were crowded. A de-
tachment of $50 picked men, led by Maj
Shipton, landed on the beach about a
mile north of the town. The Nashville
born barded the trenches and the enemy
retreated to Albay, whence they were
easily dispersed to hill. Some 200 in
surgents, armed with rifles, forced 600
unwilling villagers, armed with bows and
arrows, to serve in the trenches in the
close range street fighting, before the
enemy fled. The Filipino dead were
mostly villagers, who were attempting to
fee.
The expedition will proceed to Samar
and Leyte, where the. Fourth battery
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Mitchell-Sheriff Swinder had narrow
escape from drowning while pursuing an
escaped prisoner across the ice. The
chase led across small stream, and the
ice broke and precipitated the arm of the
law into ten feet of water. He was res
cued, but his man escaped.
Plankinton-C E. Nevin, formerly edi-
tor of the Planl1inton Standard, is now
issuing the Advocate at Laurel, Neb
Pierre-Gov. Lee has announced the ap-
pointment Of antitrust delegates to at
tend the Chicago meeting Fep. IL Inc
list includes about three score names.
Aberdeen-Most Of the ice crop is be-
ing received from Big Stone City by rail.
Reports from other localities indicate
ing material. 49,.
Washington Blackleg is reported to
have appeared among the herds of the
farmers in the eastern part of Hand
county. Vaccination is being resorted to
as a preventative. 58s5ift
Hot Springs-The stueee material man
ufactured by the new company is finding
a ready market, and a large consign-
ment has just been sent to California.
Watertown-Ed Carr, a hack driver, has
been bound over to the circuit court,
charged with interfering with an officer
in the discharge of his duties. His bail
has been fixed at $500 ~ 2s
Huron-.Edgar Anderson while playing
during the recess period at the Utah
street school house, had his leg broken
The authorities are Investigating, as sew
eral complaints haNeFi been made of the
rough play INDUCED il, by the larger
Watertown--TwentY young men have
revived the Y. NJ c. A. organization in
this city. Gymnasium and reading rooms
VIII De put IN.