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The Holly chieftain., 1900-07-13

are achieving success in unusual occu-
pations for women. One is carpen-
ter the other boss painter. The
former, girl OF 20. has built five
room house in which her family lives
The father OF the girls is carpenter
and conceived the Idea OF bringing his
daughters up as though they were boys,
giving them mems trades.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-07-13

George W. Dart, who raised the Stars
and Stripes over the Confederate capi-
tai at Columbia, S. c., at the end of
Sherman's march to the sea, has just
entered the Soldiers Home of Iowa, at
MarshalltOwn. His home was at Atti-
ca. n. Y.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-07-13
SCHOOL MONEY IS DIVIDED.
Mrs. Grenfen Apportions Fund Reported
by Auditor Temple.

The apportionment of the state school
fund for the year was made by State
School Superintendent Helen Grenfel,
Monday in her report to Auditor Tenn
pie. The amount reported by the aud
itor was $62,5I7.36 and the amount ap-
portioned the same. less IL cents. The
apportionment by counties is as fol-
ioES:
The Holly chieftain., 1900-07-13

Every year number OF boys are
sent from Siam by the king to Eng
land to learn different things. One
learns upholstering one learns type
writing. one learns languages, one
learns science. and so on.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-07-13

Oklahoma City is thriving city of
upward OF $4,000 people, with growing
industries, and has just begun the
erection OF free library with the gift
Of SIS 900 from Andrew Carnegie
The Holly chieftain., 1900-07-13

The tallest man in Maryland lives in
Carroll county, near the town of West
minister. and with a strange appro-
priateness. his name is Miles Long.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-07-13

The Englishman possesses on an
average sl.4S0: the Dutchman, s720;
the Belgian and the German, $3.50; the
Austrian and the Italian. $500; tnt
Russian, $500.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-07-13

Three new novels, on an average, are
Esued daily by London publishers.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-29
ROBERT running STRONG
HE WILL BE CHOSEN MAYOR BY
A MAJORITY OF
ABOUT $500
CHAIRMAN BARToN's FIGURES
Based on Thorough Information
Give the Democratic Nominee
for Mayor IL Large Pop
uIar Majority.

AFTER an unttring and vigilant campai ign
in which the business to be transacted
was handled in much the same manner as
an ordinary business establishment. the
Democracy of st. Paul congratulated it
self last night that victory in the munici-
pal campaign just closing is within easy
reach. Not in recent years has there been
such perfect organization such intelligent
direction of campaign movements, with
the natural result Of a decided advantage
as the line of battle closes up and the
strife of ballots is fought. Humphrey
Barton and his associates in the manage
ment of the Democratic campaign, be-
HeVe in organization and for that rea-
son there We're $40 men in the organiza-
ton who were in constant touch with
headquarters during the whole of the
campaign. Mr. Barton, to whose political
genius the party is indebted for its guar
antee of victory, was at his home last
night exhausted from the work of the
long battle. To a representative of the
q b e he consented to review the
events of the week and make some pre-
dictions on the results
Gov. Lind carried the First ward
but the Republicans generally get it by
500 to 1000. They will lose to Scandina-
Vians this election on account of the poor
administration of McCardy in the pubIic
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in the police department. They arc a
law-abiding people, and they feel the eff
lects of a lax and incompetent police de-
partment. Robert A. Smith is very like
ly to carry the ward
When asked as to his estimate of the
majority Robert A Smith win receive
Mr.. Barton reflected a moment and re-
piled: THE most conservative estimates
give him from 5000 to $500. Personally.
my opinion is that his majority VIII go
above the highest figure, but either is a
safe estimate. Chet Smith will not poll
over 5OO>votes" 20
Mr.. Barton predicted the election of the
entire assembly ticket, and ten out of
eleven of the board of aldermen. Bre-
mer's vote for city treasurer, he said.
VIII not be many votes behind r. A,
Smith.
With reference to Comptroller McCardv
whom the Republicans are working hard
to save, Mr.. Barton said: ST think he ts
beaten His defeat will be due to his
policy toward the public schools and his
generally arbitrary conduct
Mr. Barton has learned that the work
done by the organization or Registration
resulted in net gain of 1900 votes a +
large.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-29
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CAMPAIGN NOTES.

Republican wiseacres were in town yes
terday, whether by chance or otherwise
they could be induced to say nothing Of
political interest. Allen j. Greer, of Wa
oasha' state senator, and the Solomon
of the First district, has had his ava
upon the congressional toga for several
Years State Senator Brewer, of ST
Cloud, was in town presumably on legal
business, together with Senator ]. d
Jones, of Long Prairie. The distinguish
ed triumvirate conferred, but let drop no
hint OF the significance of their visit.
John Cooper, president of the State
Agricultural society, was in town for the
first time since his return from f,aii-
fornia, and julie Lawrence was eli nlffe1
up over the auspicious agricultural condl-
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-29
SMITH AND ROWAN RALLY
SECOND WARD CLUB INDoRSE EN-
TIRE DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

T The Second Ward Robert A. Smith and
Rowan club held a meeting last evening
at Cos East Third street The headquar-
ters Of the club was packed with en-
thusiastic Democrats and speeches were
made by John H. Ives, G.. w Withey, e.
G. Ives, Frank w. Baer, P. II Kelly Jr.,
and others.
Joseph S. Harris, the candidate for con-
stable on the Democratic ticket, who has
the distinction of being the first colored
man ever nominated by the party in St.
Paul, was given a fine reception by the
audience.
The club will hold an executive session
this afternoon at O'Clock.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-29

candidates. labelling them all DEMO
crat and fnstructing the citizens to
vote fol nine" thus certainly insuring
the defeat of the last six candidates Of
the r. A. Smith ticket. It is to be noted
that Republican court has recently
knocked the astute decision of Corpora
tion Attorney Markham into a disSeIving.
view, Have Republicans. has any fair
minded citizen, reason to be proud" Of
any such fantastic legal record? Is it
economy or extravaganza in a munich
patty to pay for such worthless legal ad-
vice?
1t is quite probable that on Tuesday
next the voters of ST. Paul will set the
seal of their condemnation on such mis-
application of public funds 1t is for the
purpose of sweeping incompetence and ex-
travagance from the city hall that the
people will rally at the polls on that day
and vote in the Democratic candidates. 6
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-29
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lions. j. M. DImen9, ofs o va tonna,, sa, so
managed to strike the town, and he
found plenty to talk about with his pp-
litical friends, who CHANGED to be around
the hotel corridors as well. Senator f.
A. Hodge was down from Pine City, and
told of great influx of immigra ton
The Seventh district was represented by
Senator Buckman, who has just complet-
ed a successful season Of logging, and A..
F. Ferris, the political oracle of Brain
crd.
One of the pleasantest events of the
municipal campaign thus far. was the re-
ception given by the Capital City Bicycle
club Thursday night to the Democratic
nominees. The programme was arranged
by NJ. c.. Cook, the president of the club,
and r. E. Collander, its secretary, and
included addresses by number of the
members of the club as we'll as the can
didates, all of a most felicitous order. The
function was continued until a late hour,
and the best of feeling. was manifest.
Philip Martin. Democratic candidate for
the assembly is making. a vigorous cam
paign and will be elected BY good ma
jority:, Mr.; Martin is an ELOQUENT speak
Smith and the entire ticket.
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The order to the printer has been made
for 5000 ballots to be used at the city
election next Tuesday. Ehe ballots VIII
be delivered to the city clerk today be-
fore O'Clock. AS soon as the correct
form OF the official ballot became known
yesterday the committees of the two po-
iiticai parties ordered sample or speci-
men ballots each committee taking 25,0O0.
An evening paper Friday night charged
that Philip Martin, the Democratic nom
inee for the assembly, had not paid his
personal property taxes. AS a matter of
fact, Mr.. Martin has secured transcript
the Martin who is delinquent is another
Philip Martin, who lived at the time at
1882 Woodbridge street The Democratic
nominee is a Fifth ward man, and he
has paid his taxes and his bills.
There are some Republican nominees
however, who have neither paid their bills
nor gone through bankruptcy That is
one of the reasons why Matt Bantz
majority in the Eighth ward is going to
be so large.
Charles Ferrfer, the Democratic nom
inee for alderman in the First, has made
a host OF. friends since he was nominated,
and he had a legion before. Since the
decision of the district court yesterday
his election becomes almost certain.
Republicans were asking two against
one before they would bet money on
IL.
After the meeting at the Auditorium it
was necessary to take pistol or some
thing to get them to put up a cent.
It makes the Republicans weep to
watch Charles Kartak's smoke. The
cigar man is going to.sbring the Second
in with a rousing majority for the Dem
ocrauc ticket.
Otto Bremer's canvass for city treas
urer has opened the eyes Of some of the
Republican campaignsrs, who have found
has way OF making friends without
any brass band. And Otto is not neg
lecting any corners, iRither.
, 3izt tb
Frank Huber's election to the board of
aldermen from the Fourth ward is con-
ceded by large part, Of the Republicans
of the ward.
Third ward Republicansdare amazed at
the strength which his being shown by
Andrew Dahlquist. 1t looks as though
Sam Lowensteins man Friday would not
-.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-29
CHEERED THE SPEAKERS

: An audience OF 300 greeted the speak
ers at the Democratic rally held at st.
Francis hall in the Fifth ward last even
ing Robert A Smith was given an ova-
ton as he entered the hall, and was fre-
quently cheered during his speech.
The other speakers were: DR.. Hinch,
Mat Bantz, Winn Powers, E. H Whit
comb, John S. Gride, Louis Betz, c. NJ.
Brewer, William Ulmer Dan Aberle and
Philip Martin.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-29
BELL-sCANNELL ELEMENT MAY
TRY TO DEFEAT AN HONEST
EXPRESsION or THE
PEOPLES WILL.
Voters, Judges, Clerks and ChaI-
Iengers Must BE on Their Guard
to Prevent Fraud in
Counting.

1t VIII be recalled Gnat the DemOcrdllS
judges of election who are to officiate on
Tuesday next are not all in touch, or at
least were not up to the time of the re-
cent court decisions, with the Democratic
party. These appointments were made
some time prior to the first day of regis
tration, April 10, and at the time that
Dick Bell was the recognized chairman
of the Democratic city committee. Re
cent developments have conspired to pre-
sent an altogether different phase of po-
litical affairs than was expected at the
time these Democratic judges We're Sc
lected.
There is not the least doubt in the
world that a large majority of these judg-
es have cheerfuily accepted conditions as
they now find them. They are Demo-
Gratis, loyal to the party. They were
Democrats at the time they were named
and they, of course, are still Demo-
Gratis, and interested in the success of
the only Democratic ticket in the field
as opposed to the Republican candidates
led by Chet Smith. AT the hands OF
these men no Democrat in ST. Paul need
fear unfair dealing or the taint of fraud.
In the precincts wherein such men pre-
side as election judges there will certain
ly be a square deal, a fair deal and an
honest count of the vote cast.
On the other hand, it is well understood
that a few of these judges have declared
themselves to be "out for the stuff" 1t
is currently reported that several Of them
have recently said that they stood to
make considerably more on the day Of
election than their per diem. An oppor-
tunity to do this has at last presented it
self The rape of a ballot box is nothing
new in the line OF Republican political
manipulation. Ii Republicans are to be
assisted i'll this scheme by recalcitrant
Democrats, or renegades posing as Demo
Gratis, it is high time that the public be
warned of this nefarious conspiracy.
Eternal vigilance is not only the price
of liberty, but Of political honesty as well.
Burke said that when bad men asso-
ciated good men should combine. 1t is
evident that bad men have associated in
a number of election precincts in st.
Paul for the purpose OF committing
fraud on the citizens of this municipal
ity.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-29

A precinct election board comprises
three judges, no two of which shall belong
to the same party, and three clerks, ap-
pointed by the judges, no more than two
of which shall belong to the same party.
Thus we have tribunal of election
judges, which, under the rule of honest,
square-toed dealing, it would be impossi-
BILE to deceive. But since the announce
ment recently made by certain Of these
Bell appointees that there was "a bit Of
money in sight, aside from their regular
pay as judges, the honest Democrats of
st. Paul are confronted by a grave dan
ger. Fraudulent collusion between a Re
publican and a Democrat judge would
leave the third judge powerless. A ma
.jority rules, and it IS in the counting of
the ballots that the greatest danger to,
Democratic success is anticipated. Certain
of these Democratic judges are known
to be vindictive, They are smaTting un-
der the lash of a recent keen disappoint-
ment They have even beasted that they
would get even with Robert A. Smith at
the polls. What does this signify? In
what other way can they encompass
their revenge save by a fraudulent count
in favor of Chet Smith?
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-29

Under these circumstances it certain
ly behooves every Democratic challenger
at the polls on election day to be keenly
on the alert. 1t is true that his office is
an ungrateful one, but loyalty to party
should be incentive sufficient to see that
no Illegal vote is polled. This is the extent
of his powers. He can do no more He
should do no less. 1t is to the clerks,
then, that we must look for assistance
in certain precincts in detecting frauds
Remember, it is in but a few precincts
that any fraud is anticipated If here
any Bell Democratic judge has been
fixed" by Republicans 1t does not neces-
sarily follow that the Democratic clerk
appointed by that judge can be tampered
with. In fact it will be found nearly i'm
possible to commit any wholesale frauds
without perfect collusion of the entire
election board.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-29

The order to the printer has been made
for 5000 ballots to be used at the city
election next Tuesday. Fhe ballots VIII
be delivered to the city clerk today be-
fore 6 O'Clock. AS soon as the correct
form OF the official ballot became known
yesterday the committees of the two po-
litical parties ordered sample or speci-
men ballots each committee taking q, 600
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-29

Philip Martin, Democratic candidate for
the assembly, is making. a. vigorous cam
paign and will be elected BY a good ma
jority Mr. Martin is an eloquent speak
er and is doing good work for Robert A.
Smith and the entire ticket.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-29

Perhaps the G ! 0 b e is being read by
the rank and file of the Republican party
No? Then why was 1t that when Nc
Carly arose to tell for the last time
everything but why he did it, that the
exodus was SO great that for almost five
minutes his voice could not be heard ten
feet away. And he finished with 200 of
the faithful still in their seats.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-29

But the warning has been given, and it
should be needed. There is much at
stake. Each Democratic voter should
throughout the day constitute himself a
committee of one to aid, SO far as possi-
BILE, in the prevention of fraud.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-29

Men must be on hand to provide all
such men with bail at once. The sheriff
OF this county is still a Democrat. and
his authority remains, if necessary, to be
invoked. However the thing is done, it
must be made plain to McIntire and Stud
feldt and the other pe1nicious marplots
tLat the people of this town are fully
alive to their character and their
Schemes.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-29

This Infamous. plan, which Chief Nc
lntire had felt at liberty to outline 10
many persons must be watched AID
thwarted. 1t must be treated as the con,
Fpiracy to rob the Democracy through
the primaries was treated Democrats
should go on guard once more, and make
il plain to this unscrupulous ward heel
1r who has been dressed in a little brief
authority that he cannot carry out his
scheme
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-29

ple, IN the prevention of fraud.
A specimen of the methods by which
the Republican stump speakers and the
party organs have sought to gain votes
for Chester r. Smith is the cry that
should Robert A. Smith be elected the
city debt will be increased
Every well informed citizen and voter
knows that under the present charter the
expenditures Of the city cannot be in.
Creased, as the expenditures are now
limited. The new charter, should If he
adopted, also limits the expenditures Of
the several departments and the expen,li-
lures of the city to about the same total
as under the present charter
This disposes of the charge which tb,
republicans are making so much ado
about and it is only being used to catch
the votes Of those who are not fully in
formed.as to the facts in the case.
Ballots for all precincts of the first sew
en- wards OF the city were prepared for
delivery to the judges at the citv clark,s
office yesterday. Late in the evening the
printers delivered the full quota of hal
lots ordered, and all of them will be In
readiness for delivery tomorrow to the
judges Of election
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-29

Oar Reese has made lot of Republi-
cans on the Chester side sore. He would
not cut in at the Auditorium last night
to help out what was a very evident
frost, and the half sneers with which he
has been booming Harry Drake in certain
localities has impelled the Seventh ward
crowd to stick a large dirk in it's boot
for Oar when he bobs up another time.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-04-20
PROGRESS OF THE WORK ON
THE EXPOSITION GROUNDS
rT0 la NIL A u % 1OnA


Work was begun on the site Sep
TENDER 26th. Since that date the land
has been cleared of fences, twenty-four
hundred small poplar trees, twelve
hundred willow bushes and seven hum
dred assorted shrubs have been plant
ed about the border of the grounds. A
boundary fence has been built eight
feet high and twelve thousand feet
long. A nursery has been prepared
and several thousand trees and shrubs
have been placed therein. Seventy
live large trees have been transplanted
rom points in the site to avenues on
The border on the grounds. Some ten
thousand cubic yards of top soil have
'een scraped. piled, mixed, and turned
over. Four thousand yards of eXca-
walton have been removed from the
East Lake; two green houses 20xS0x10,
with propagating houses adjoining
have been built, and a number of cold
frames have been set out.
The grounds have been cross-sec-
toned; buildings, canals, and roads
have been staked out, 1900 feet of
sewer have been constructed. Plans
for fire mains and domestic water
supply have been completed. Route
for intramural railway has been sur
veyed, and from 1000 to 5000 feet of
canal. which encircles the grounds,
have been excavated.
Two thousand poplar trees and ma
pies have been received and prepared
for early planting in the Spring. Two
hundred and fifty Monumental cedars
have been prepared, boxed, and are
now awaiting Spring before being
shipped from New Jersey.
foundations Of the Agricultural Build
ing, and complete plans for Machinery
and Transportation, one OF the large
buildings-350x500 Bids for all the
main buildings will be invited at an
early date, and even before Spring OF
this year much progress in the con-
ctructive work will he made.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-04-20

The pool itself is IT'S feet long and
p feet wide. 1t is placed in the CEN
ter or the Court. The bank is sodded
and pr nted on all sides, forming a
pleasing frame or border effect: the
water is low so as to receive the re-
iicction Of the growth around the pool
The fountain is an important fea-
tire. placed in the center of the uool
ma giving life to the scene and fresb'
ness to the atmosphere. Throughout
the Court are pleasant walks and
paths. bordered with low-growine
shrubbery and plants, and at Intervals
at axis-points with the arcades ra 70
plants. are placed in great vases. max
ing a truly architectural landscape ef-
feet The entire scheme gives the eff
feet of an admirable enclosure of a
mission cloister, and is planned as one
of the many little GASES for the re-
freshmen OF the weary sightseer.
This Building and Court have been
designed nv Green g. Wioke of pn6aI~-
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-04-20

The Court of the Machinery &
transportation Building of the Pan
American Exposition, which will be
held at Buffalo. N. Y, on The Mig RI
Frontier, during the summer months
OF the year 1901. presents an interest
Ing treatment of cloister work. The
Machinery & Transportation oI:.d.@g
itself forms hollow square, with has
Court in its center. 1t is 200 feet long
and 100 feet wide. the cas-. and west
ends opening respectively 10 The G eat
entrances from the Grand C..nal and
the Court of the Fountains, while the
great exhibiting rooms of the Mall
side of the building. and the two ex-
hibition rooms and great entrance
court from the Court OF the Fountains
side OF the building. lie Oh either side
Along each side of this Court. and
extending the entire length are roof
covered arcades under which the visi-
tor may find rest on the comfortable
benches
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-04-20
THE ST. LOUIS WORLDS FAIR.

st. Louis. April 14-Secretary James
Cox, OF the st. Louis Worlds Fair Com
mission, has been instructed to notify
the Governors of all the States In tho
Louisiana purchase. that the Congress
sional committee Will meet In Washing
ton April 9th, and invite them to Join
the delegation when II appears before
the committee TO ask for an appropria-
tion or $5.OOOOO0 for the Worlds Fair TO
be held In 1903. The delegation will be
made up OF two representatives OF each
State in the Louisiana purchase. A
special effort will be made to get all OF
the seventeen Governors OF the LOUIS
lana purchase States to go to Washing
ton with the delegation.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-04-20

instruction has been used throughout.
ne studs are covered on the inside
'tth composition board and sheathed
! the outside with hemlock planks.
'hleh are covered with cement plaster.
&c hnai finish having the appearance
Il stucco.
The ornamental work, including the
lag standards, finals. festoons. etc.
are OF stan The roof is covered with
spanish tile of iron. The building is
III us architecture free adaptation Of
the Spanish Renaissance. such as IS
shown in old Californian and Mexican
missions and churches. This style was
followed as closely as the require
ments and exigencies of arrangement
for light and space necessary in a first
class working Office allowed.
The building was erected ready for
occupancy in 80 working days.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-04-20

w. H. Shipman, Beardsley, MINI.
under oath, says be suffered from
dyspepsia tor twenty five years. Doc
tors and dieting gave but little re-
lief. Finally he used Kodol Dys-
pepsia Cure and now eats what he
likes and as much as be wants, and
he feels like new man. It. digests
what you eat Jno. E. Jackson.