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The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-27
WILL NOT INCORPORATE
so DECIDES THE BALD EAGLE I'M
PROVEMENT ASSOCIATION,

The Bald Eagle Improvement associa-
ton held meeting at the home of Mr..
T.. A Warren, 643 Central Park place, last
evening, and went through the regular
routine of business. The special commit
tee appointed to see the ST. Paul & Du-
luth railway and request them to run the
6:lO train around by way Of Bald Eagle
until the summer schedule goes into force
reported they had seen the railway Off
Gals, and that they approved of the plan
and would put 1T into effect as soon as
possible. The committee appointed to
look into the matter of Incorporating
Bald Eagle reported that it would be of
no benefit to do so.
committee was appointed to see If the
county commissioners would not fix the
roads at Bald Eagle. The committee on
the electric railway reported that a fran
chise had been applied for, but had not
as yet been granted. The committee was
granted further time. A committee on
membership was also appointed.
The annual election Of officers took
place last evening, and the following were
elected: President, E. A. Warren: vice
president. d. w. c. Ruff: secretary,
Charles III. Manship; treasurer, w A.
Miller. The association numbers twenty
seven members and was organized year
ago TO work for the interest Of the resi-
dents of Bald Eagle
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-27

On account of its frightful hideousness
is commonly called the king of all VEN
ereal diseases. 1t may be reither hered-
itary or contracted. Once The system is
tainted with it the disease may manifest
itself in the form Of serofula, eczema
rheumatic pains, stiff Or swollen Joints:
eruptions or copper-colored spots on fac
or body. little ulcers in the mouth or on
the tongue, sore throat swollen tonsiIs,
falling out of the hair or eyebrows. and
finally leprous-like decay of the flesh
and bone. II you have any Of these or
similar symptoms you are cordially in
Vited to consult the Minnesota State
Medical Institute immediately. If we
find your fears are unfounded we will
quickly unburden your mind. But If
your constitution Is infected with virus
we will tell you so frankly and SOW
you how to get rid of 1t. Our special
treatment for this disease Is practically
the result of our life work, and Is In
dorsed by the best physiciars of Am RI
ca and Europe. 1t contains no danger
Gus drugs or injurious me Iicines of any
kind. 1t goes to the very bottom of the
disease and forces out every pa ticle
of impurity. Soon every sign and symp-
tom of the disease disappear completely
The blood, the tissue, the flesh the bones
and the whole system are cleansed, pur-
flied and restored to perfect health, and
the patient prepared anew for the duties
and pleasures of life.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-27
WILL MEET HERE In MAY
IMPERIAL KNIGHTS WILL GATHER
IN ST. PAUL THEN.

The executive board of the Imperial
commandery, Imperial Knights, have
been busy the past sixty days laying
plans for the extension of the order
throughout the state and making ar
rangements for the session Of the Mime
sofa grand commandery, to be held In
st. Paul during May. This convention
will be one Of the most important in the
history Of the organization and promises
to bring to the city a delegation of above
400 of the leading men of the state. The
Imperial Knights are already represented
in more than thirty cities and towns, and
the close of the century will see the or
ganization one of the leaders In frater-
nal work of high character in the North
west Taking lesson from the expert
ence Of older fraternal orders, the knights
are combining their efforts to the North
west, believing, as statistics show that
amongst her sturdy sons are to be found
the best material for successfully con-
Quoting q fraternal organization calcu-
lated to endure. FrateTnal orders hav-
ing their inception and operating largely
In the Eastern. states are making strong
efforts to increase their membership In
Minnesota and the states west of us, rec
ognizing that in the longer-lived West
erner there IS desirable material to aid
IN reducing the heavy mortality rate OF
their home section. The incorporators
of the Imperial Knights are all men, who
have been prominent and held high Off
c1al positions In many of the leading Sc
cret orders Of the country. The idea at
the outset was to adopt plan of protec-
ton which should be in accordance with
the knowledge of the age, and in no spirit
OF antagonism to enter the fraternaI fed,
working hand in hand with the older So
c1eties for the protection of home When
sickness, old age, or the death of the nat
ural protector. gave opportunity for the
exercise Of that broad spirit of fraternal-
ism which today travels side by side
with the church In Its work for human
1ty The Imperial Knights from the be-
ginning took high rank as social or
ganlzatton. and to be eligible for knight
mood requires high character and excep-
tlonal social acceptability. The officers
selected during the recent session of the
imperial commandery. held in ST. Paul,
are as follows:
HUM.
Imperial Commander-Fred E. Wheaton.
Imperial Vice Commander-Grier M.
Orr. 1.N'
Imperial Counselor-FrankAn H. War
wick
Imperial secretary-Georg Thane.
imperial Treasurer-W. r -Footner.
Imperial Chaplain-D. R. NdeNaught.
Imperial Marshal-F R@tSteirIy.
Imperial Guard-Frank J. Meyst
Imperial Sentinel-H w. Dawson
lmperil Trustees-John, A. Hartigan, F.
j. Meyst, Edward J. Davenport.
Medical Examiner-in-C Chief-George r.
Metcalf, M D. 6N
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-27
The Largest
Medical Institute

In the Northwest, equipped with
every medical appliance this world
affords, insuring You quicker and
surer cures tham can be had else
where. Every case Is submitted to
~ thorough examination before "a
cure Is promised. Examination free.
No incurnbIe cases are accepted.
Nervous, weak men, young men,
old mem, men afflicted with nny hid
den or secret disease, are coming
hundreds of miles to the Great Min
nesOta State Medical Institute to get
not afford to wait. Do not let your
life be eaten out by any disease or
condition brought on by habit In
youth.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-27
FOLK FROM WHITE BEAR
HELD A MEETING AT COMMERCIAL
CLUB LAST NIGHT.

The White Bear Improvement associa-
ton met at the Commercial club last
night for the purpose Of taking action on
the acceptance or rejection of the new
articles of incorporation, which have
been prepared by President Ross Clark
and committee. There was but a small
attendance at the session, and the mat
ter was laid over to be acted on at
meeting called for two weeks from last
night
The association plans to incorporate
under the act governing the Incorporation
of chambers of commerce. The original
name will be retained and provisions
made in the articles to avoid stock la
bility Incorporation has been made nee
essary on account Of questions arising in
connection with the construction of the
proposed 1ume from Pine Tree lake to
White Bear, by means of which the as
sociation hopes to maintain the White
Bear water level. The 500 tracks are to
be crossed, and the road has notified the
association that its arrangements must
be made with an incorporated body.
The election Of directors was deferred
awaiting the acceptance of the articles
of incorporation.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-27
F|TZ FAILED 70 SHOW UP
YORK PUGILISTIC MATCH
MAKING LINE
sHARKEY TO MEET MCoY
COrnIshman Did Not Produce His
Money, and n New Match Was
immediately Made, With
FitzsimmOns Out.

NEW YORK. March 26.-"Kid" Mccoy
and Tom Sharkey. through representa-
tives. tonight signed articles of agree
ment calling for a twenty-fve-round
fight. on June %. for so per cent Of the
gross receipts.
The fight is scheduled to take place be-
fore the Seaside Sporting club at Coney
Island.
Each man posted $1,000. and Johnny
White was selected as the referee
This action was taken after the failure
today of Bob Fltzsimmons to post s., 500
for fight with Mccoy.
MORE COMPLICATION.
Billy Madden and Tom O'Rourke match
ed today Gus Rubin and Tom Sharkey in
twenty -five-round bout. the fight to
come off at the Seaside Athletic club. on
or about June l. No articles were sign
ed, but they Will be in a few days. The
managers agreed on rules and conditions.
The Coney Island club guarantees 60
per cent of the gate receipts.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-27
Out-of-T own.

Young, middIe-aged and old men
living out of the city afflicted with
the awful Weakness, Blood Poison,
Or any private disease, should write
In confidence, describing their case.
III their case can be cured with home
treatment 1T Will be taken and
treatment forwarded. Everything
confidential, no secrets given ayvaV.
Write at once If you cannnt call.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-27

1t matters not how long you have suf-
fered from structure. nor how many diff
ferent doctors have disappointed you. we
Will cure you just as certainly as you
come to US for treatment. We Will not
do It by cutting or dilating Our treat
ment Is new, entirely original with US,
solves the structure and permanently, re-
moves every obstruction from the urinary
passage. 1t stops every unnatural dis
charge. allays all inflammation, reduces
the prostate gland when enlarged
Cleanses and heals the bladder and kid
neys when irritated or congested; invig-
orates the sexual organs. and restores
health and Soundness to every part Of
the body affected by the disease
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-27
CURING DISEASES OF MEN
WEAK men. BLOOD POISON STR|CTlIRE.

Nervous, Weak Men are going
to Minnesota State Doctors because their
electro-medical treatment cures Nervous
Debility and all its attending ailments in
young, middle-aged and old men. The
awful effects of indiscretions in youth or
eXcesses in after life. and the effe ts of
neglected or improperly treated cases.
producing lack of vitality, weak back.
chest pains. nervousness. sleeplessness,
weakness of body and brain. dizziness,
failing memory, lack of energy and con-
hdence, dependency, evil forebodings,
timidity and other distressing symptoms.
Such cases, if neglected, almost invaria-
bly, lead to premature decay. insanity
and death. If you have ever taken treat
mept and failed to get cured. 1t is be-
cause you have received ''Old Fogy'
treatment. The State Doctors treatment
is new; 1t Is different from the old treat
ment taught thirty years ago. They can
cure with their new electro-medical treat
ment. No secrets given away. Referen-
ces: Best banks and business men in the
city.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-27
TUMBLED INTO A. SHAFT
CHARLES RIDGE HAS A MARROW
ESCAPE FROM DEATH.

Charles Ridge. living at. 493 Charles
street. fell through an elevator shaft at
the of1ce OF the Peoples Express COM
pany' Ninth and Wabasha streets, yes
terday afternoon. sustaining painful in
Juries about the back. He was taken to
ST Joseph's hospital, where it developed
that he was not seriously hurt
Ridge was able to go home within a
short time. He was wandering through
the building and on the first floor
stepped into the shaft back of the Of
iice, falling distance of twelve feet to
the basement
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-27
HAMMER AND HATCHET.
Police Are Invited TO Interfere I'm O
Lively Row.

The police got wind of lively row, re-
ported to have taken place at the home of
Louis F. Learman, 602 Wabasha street,
last evening, but an investigation shows
that no one had been seriously injured
and no arrests were made. According to
the police the trouble was between Lear.
man and George Van Winkler, visitor
The friends are said to have had sew
eral 'cans' of beer that so enlivened
them that they got into a physical en-
counter. Learman reinforced himself
with with hammer, while Van Wrinkle
fiourshed a hatchet. When the police
visited the home Learman was in bed,
apparently uninjured save slight cut on
the head. Learman said Van Winkler
had gone away and declared he wanted
no trouble about the fracas as no one
had been hurt.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-27
Medicine
rec.

spirited contest from April until July
and every member has an equal chance to
obtain one of those coasters. Any wheel
man or wheelwoman who expects to do
any amount of riding this season, no
matter how little, should obtain member
ship i'll the Century Road club and go
after enc of the many prizes offered.
One of the first record trials of the sea-
son will be to try and lower the ST. Paul
Minnetonka course record of hours and
46 minutes, held by Don Carmichael Tom
L. Bird has offered a gold medal for the
fastest time over that course this season.
There are several very speedy riders in
the club, and the record will probably go
below five hours before snow falls next
winter.
1t seems strange with SO many good
tandem teams in the Twin Cities that
Minnesota does not hold a single tandem
record on the road.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-27

Mickey" Hynes,a perennial police court
visitor was before Judge Orr again yes
terday, charged with the third offense Of
drunkenness. How many times Mickey"
has been arrested for drunkenness is
known to but few. Policemen who lock
charge him with anything but third
offense." Hynes promised Judge Orr he
would leave the city If given an oppor-
tunlty so the case was continued until
his clothes and 60"
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-27
Lite Rock Races.

LITTLE ROCK. Ark, March 26.-The
first day of the Arkansas City Jockey
clubs spring meeting drew a large at
tendance. The weather was spring-like
and the track fair The principal event
on the card was the Turf Congress
stakes, at one mile. worth $40 to the win
neT. There We're but three starters, and
the event was little more than an eXer-
else gallop for The Conqueror, who got
Results:
First race. six furlongs-Dutch Come
dian won, Martin Duke second. Her Fa-
Yor third. Time 1:16A
Second race. half q mile-Farmer Ben
nett Won. Joe Frey second, Delmarch
third. Time, :50Ih.
Third race. six furlongs-Laureate won,
Hoods Brigade second, Damocles third.
Time, Ill.
Fourth race, Turf Congress stake, one
mile-The Conqueror won, Capron second.
Shiilingburn third. Time, 1:4613.
Fifth race. one mile-Banished won,
Robert Bonner second, Schel Laufer
tkird. Time, 1:4512.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-27
AT THE PALM GARDEN.
New Vaudeville Bill ON the Boards
This Week.

This Week.
AS special attraction, in addition to
the new show at the Palm Garden, this
week, Manager Weinholzer has arranged
for a rattling athletic contest for We'd
nesday evening, when Alex Heroes and
Charles Wittmer will wrestle for $50
purse and substantial side bet The men
have met before and are so nearly equally
matched that an interesting contest is as
sured
The vaudeville entertainment Is first
class. There is a laughable farce to open
the show and number of clever special
ties conclude the programme Florence
Archer sings well, while Evans and
Devices put on a refined Irish comedy
sketch. Carrie Portfolio renders vocal Sc
lection and Birdie Clayton does some
coon shouting" Ethel Sprague and Tom
Sprague are seen in a comedy sketch and
Helen Archer sings and dances credit
ably Hattie Mack sings sweetly and
Nellie Fillmore adds attraction to the
vocal medley. Fillmore and Mack make
a hit in a rollicking Irish comedy sketch.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-27

Or anything you may have to support
your varicocele. 1t is at the most only
temporary relief and never cures Varico-
ceie can never be cured with such treat
ment. You know 1t yourself If you
nave ever tried. Our treatment reduces
the varicose veins themselves to their
normal size. letting in the blood supply
SO that the organs may get their proper
nutrition. Nutrition Is everything The
swelhngs disappear, the water Is clear
and health and strength return The life
eating varicocele is cured.
1T you desire any further information
about our treatment. we will give 1t to
you free Of charge at our offices. Do not
invest your money in any medicine or
appliance to cure varicocele or have
any old-time surgical operation perform
ed. until you have us examine your case
and fully explain our method by which
we can cure varicocele, and CURE IT
TO STAY CURED.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-27
TALKED OF INFl1fDEL1TY.
Ministers Discussed Tt sResterday
without ResifIts

'Inhdehty'' was discussed at the minis
ters' meeting in the Y. NJ G. A. rooms.
About fifteen ministers were present.
Rev. F. B. Cowgirl presided.
The paper of the day was read by Rev.
M. D. Edwards, of the Dayton Avenue
Presbyterian church
Rev. A. c. Koeneke, of the Dayton Bluff
M. e. church, stated that the M. E.
church had lost q, 900 members during the
past year. Insidious influences were at
work, and chief among them were those
of the higher criticism. Through this
criticism the people were taking up with
vagaries and deserting the Christian
church. Christian Science had been cut
ting wide swath among church people
Rev. William Oehler believed with
Goethe. that it was impossible for an ed
ucated man to be an infidel Notwith-
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-27
FIGURES ON FIRES.
insurance Commissioner O'ShauGh-
messy Issues His Yearly Renort

insurance commissioner O'ShauGh-
messy Issues His Yearly Report.
Insurance Commissioners O'Shaughnessv
mas issued the preliminary fire report for
the year ending Dec 81, 1899. The report
bears the date of March l, 1900. This is
Two months earlier than it's usual publica-
ton. The proof Of the life business in the
state Is now being read and will soon be
published. The present report includes
the financial condition and Minnesota
business of the joint stock fire and ma
rine, foreign fire and marine, mutual fire,
Lloyds, Maine, mutual hail and cyclone
and township mutual fire Insurance com
panies reporting to the insurance depart
ment for the year ending Dec. 81, 1899
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-27
In Line Of Camera worlk.

There will be a demonstration this even
ing at the rooms of the ST Paul Camera
club of the development of willis &
Clements and Bradley platinum paper by
W. A. Dana. Following the demonstra-
t1on there will be an exhibition of lam.
tern slides made by the Syracuse. Detroit
and Buffalo Camera clubs belonging to
the American Lantern exchange slides.
The demonstration will be at 7:30, the ex-
hibition of slides at $50 D. m
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-27
For steaIIne Eggs.

A warrant was yesterday sworn out for
the arrest Of Jacob ions, an employe of a
West side weekly paper, charging the lar
ceny of twenty eggs. The complainant
is H. Druck, living on the West side flats
Mr.. Druck claims he heard a noise In his
chicken coop and when he went to inves-
tigate caught ions crawling through
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-27
Discharged From Qunrantine.

James White, his wife and son, who
have been sojourning at the smallpox hos
pitol ON Dale street were discharged from
the institution yesterday and returned to
was stricken with smallpox three weeks
ago. and removed to the hospital. His
wife and son did not have the disease,
but were quarantined at the hospital
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-27
1t May he shields.

that NJ. M. Shields. editor of the Fari-
bault Pilot. is a candidate for the posi-
ton Of purchasing agent OF the state IN
stitute for detectives. So far the trus-
tees have not acted on the vacancy caused
by the resignation of George F. Clifford,
who has engaged in newspaper business
in Chicago.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-27
REWARD FOR IDA.

Word Received From Chicago That
She is i'm That City.
Miss Marguerite Bowman. the guardian
of Ida May Bowman, received word yes
terday from a friend that her niece and
ward was in Chicago. Mrs Sanders,
sister of the deceased mother, is said to
have her in charge
reward Of $1OO has been offered for
her recovery by the county commission
ers and Judge BazilIe
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-27
Escaped without Injury.

B. Wallner, living at 8O4 South Robert
street, was thrown out of a wagon at
Prior and Oakley avenues, Merriam Park.
shortly after o'clock last evening. in
collision with a street car. The car
struck the rear of the wagon, breaking
the axel and demolishlng a rear wheel.
Mr.. Wallner was thrown to the street
but escaped without serious injury.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-27
EAGLE street Paving.

The board Of public works yesterday ad-
jOurned the confirmation of the assess
ment for paving Eagle street for two
weeks
The assessment district for Estimate
No. wooden sidewalks for 1899 was liked
as property fronting on the improve
ment The estimate amounts to $500.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-27
Lincoln Races.

LCEDON. March 26-The racing season
opehed today at Lincoln with cold. snowy
weather. The first race, for which there
is always keen competition. was captur-
ed by John Reiff. the American. Jockey.
on Portiers. Lester Rleff. his brother
rode Thord. Seven horses ran Betting
against POTtiers was < IN
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-27

standing the higher criticism, he thought
the three essentials remained with the
great majority of people, These essen
tials were belief in God, belief in i'm
mortality and belief in moral life, as
having bearing on the future life.''
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-27
ORDINANCE WIn BE Enforeed.

Health Commissioner -Ohage notified his
inspectors yesterday that the ordinance
against littering the streets with papers
and sWeepings from stores would be
strictly enforced. Persons engaged in
maui ing rubbish, offal and ashes are to
be directed to use tight boxes or covered
wagons in making the removal.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-27
PREPARING TO VOTE.
Sixty Men Engaged in Putting Up
the Polling Booths.

A force of 800 men were at work on the
streets and sewers yesterday, under d rec
ton of the city engineer. OF the number
sixty were engaged in preparing the poll
ing booths and stores to be used as Of
fetal polling places for registration and
election day. The sum of $3.l44 will be
disbursed today by the city treasurer to
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-27
FOR NEW ENGINE HOUSE.

Lot for the Same Costs Much Less
Than Was Expected.
The building committee of the fire
board. through it's chairman, Edward
Vanish, will report at a meeting Of the
commissioners tonight the purchase of
a lot at Fairfield and Livingstone avenue
for the new West side engine house
The purchase price IS $1,000. which is
considered remarkably low. In the esti-
mate passed in January last the board
included $500 as the estimated cost OF
the lot and the expense Of building the
new house.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-27

MILWAUKEE. Wis, March 26-The
boxing contest between Curley Supplies,
OF Buffalo. and Jim Popp. Of Canada,
scheduled for tonight. has been postponed
until about April l6 :
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-27
CONSUL LTATION
FREE.

ner will meet Terry McGovern in a twen
ty-tive-round bout before the NonpareiI
Athletic club, in this city, on Derby
night, in place of Eddie Santry.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-27
NtiIitary AthIetic Tournament.

NEW YORK, March 26-The fourth an
nual military bicycle and athletic tourna-
ment. held under the management of the
Military Athletic league, for the promo
ton or athletic and physical development
in the United States army, navy and ma
tionah guard. was opened in Madison
Square garden today with a review by
Gov. Roosevelt of detachments Of United
States troops, national guard and marines
N. ~
The garden was decora ted with the ma
tional colors. The arena was covered
with tan bark. except for a cinder track
Tor the bicycle races, etc., around the out
side.
The governor was cheered when he en-
tered the arena. followed by his suite. in
full military uniform
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-27
Oakland Races.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 26-oakland
results:
First race. ive-eighths of mile-True
third Time 10lA.
Second race. seven-eighths of a mile
Monrovia won. Pat Morrissey second,
Montanus third. Time, 1:2S.
Third race. half a mile-St. Rica won.
Combermerie second. ParsifaI third Time,
Fourth race, one mile and an eighth,
Golden Gate Observation-Disclosures CSnard
Won. Andrissa second. Zoroaster third,
Time. ! :5519.
Fifth race, Futurity course-Frank Bell
Time Ill.
Sixth race, one miIe-Opponent won,
Ring second, PompinO third. Time, 1:41h
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-27
To join Knnses CIV

RICHMOND, Ind. March 26.-Eu Gates
ieft here today TO join the Kansas City
baseball team, Of the American league,
having at last signed a contract with
that club Gates pitched for Toledo last