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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-19
PET cow WAS THE LEADER
Cattle Strnyed for Hundred Miles
Return to Their Old Home

SIOUX FALLS. S. D., Aug 16-W w
Bradley, a cattleman whose ranch is in
the Cave hills country. in the extreme
northwestern. portion of the state. but
VINO makes his home in Spearfish recent
lY discovered while visiting his ranch
that five head of cattle had disappeared.
Upon, returning to Spearfish he was
greatly surprised to see the five animals
quietly grazing near his residence. They
had evidently become tired of country
life and decided to return to civilization.
The leader of the bunch was an old pei
cow and she brought her companions
safely for a distance of one hundred mi as
or more, passing en- route probably NOT
less than 10000 other cattle
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-19
BANKRUPT FIRM DISSOLVED.
Price, Mccormick Il Co. tn He Re
organized on New basis.

NEW YORK, Aug 18-Dlssolution Of
the firm Of Price, Mccormick Il GO. was
announced today. The future business
arrangements of the partners, It was said,
were not ready for announcement.
1t was said at the office of Dos Passos
Bros. today that the expert examination
they have been making of the books Of
Price. Mccormick & Co. had been COM
pleted and 1t showed that the reorsani-
cation plan proposed by the adjustment
committee was the best and speediest for
the creditors and would bring 20 them
best results. Dos Passos Bros. will there
fore recommend that the creditors accept
the reorganization plan.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-19
MINNEAPOLIS BREyrrIEs.

Official reports of those mentioned for
pecial bravery at the battle of Tien Tsin
ere made public yesterday, and include
he name OF Second Lieutenant w. l.
Minneapolis pension examiners office
T. S Doudiet, tea buyer for Anthony
1eIy q Co, reports that the Japanese
ga crop will be about 100000 pounds
hort this season. owing to a failure in
igh-priced teas.
Or. Corbett, of the city health office.
as made an analysis OF the green scum
which recently appeared On the water
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-19
MONDAY CLASSES.
Arrangement Whereby Busy Men
Can AssimfIate KNOWLEDGE

CHICAGO, Aug. 1s.-G. ]. Corey. presi-
dent of the National Commercial and In
dustrial league, and national organizer of
commercial travelling mems clubs, has or
gained and has in operation or will
soon have in operation, MONDAY club
meetings in all the large cities of the
country. In Chicago, as an example, a
MONDAY meeting has been started at 1876
Market street which will continue for one
hour each day in the week, except sun
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-19
BOTTLES CAUSE TROUBLE.
Farmer discovers How Fires Are
Frequently Started on the PrRIrfes

SIOUX FALLS, S. D., Aug. 1G.-(spe-
cial.)-The statements of Old-timers along
the roads and cattle trails of North Da-
kota to the effect that prairie fires are
quite frequently started by the suns
have been thrown away by those passing
through the country and ignitng the dry
prairie grass are confirmed by the expe-
rtence OF Charles Olson, farmer living
on the Jim river, in Sanborn countV
He has Just lost 400 bushels of wheat by
a fire which was started by the sun shin
ing through an empty oil bottle lying in
strong wind was blowing, and the fire,
started in this peculiar manner soon
swept across the field, burning the grain
while it was vet in the shock
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-19
Enlarge Mis.ou,a Hospital.

The Northern Pacific Beneficial asso-
extension of the Missoula hospital, which
the association has had under contem-
plation for long time. The additions
to be made will be elaborate, and a thor
ough equipment of surgical facilities will
be introduced.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-19

William Russell Wendover will go to
n'tid' That point has at last been
n2,lig decided, and Gov. Lind signed the
es moines authorities having waived
lelE rights In the case. Wendover was
toueht into the police court Yesterday
eIore Judge Kerr and a final interest
attempt was made by his attorney to
ecJTc the prisoners freedom, Judee
err, however, held the case over until
iolfday.
I'he matter was then taken before Gov.
mo, who decided 10 honor the Nebraska
5petS, and the police now announce that
Fendover has consented to return to
mania with Detective Dunn without
fther opposition. Mrs Wendover will
rohabty accompany her husband of her
Wn flee will
Detective Dunn expects to leave with
is prisoner tonight
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-19
Were Overcome by the Heat.

john Johnson a middIe-aeed man who
Gently arrived in this country from the
id country. suffered ii sunstroke ycster-
az az Eighteenth avenue south and Sew
Hteehth street. He was taken to the
ny hospital, ard at Il late hour last night
al net recovered consciousness, and is
OF expected to live
Annie Erickson, Il young girl employed
4 Fullers laundry, was overcome by the
eat while at her work yesterday. The
ropTietors Of the laundry refused to hire
carriage 10 send the girl home, and the
olioe took her home in the patrol wa
on. The girl lives at S15 Sixth street
0uth. She win nrObablY recover
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-19
Burhed by Benzine.

Mrs. Bloomheld. 204 Plymouth avenue
erin, was attempting to kill cocl6roaches
lite yesterday afternoon with a benZine
IepaIaion, when an explosion occurred,
ainiully burning her hands and face and
citing fire to some OF the furnishings OF
ne room. A fire alarm was sent IN aud
ne woman was carried out of the guild
- by Fireman Nick Love, of No. 4, and
as found to be not seriously injured.
he fire itself was exiting uished without
-.LHLial- dAIn.Les-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-19

ing paid. The men were permitted how
ever, to give an exhibition As regards
speed in preparing their apparatus for
reaching the top of buildings and the
height and distance OF projecting water,
they outclassed all competitors. --...
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-19
AUTOMOBILE GAVE OUT.
Experiment for Military Purposes
Ends In a F'InscO

CHICAGO, Aug. 1S-Maj. r. 2. David
son and party who left Fort Sheridan
on July 10 with an automobile battery
carrying a message to Gen. Miles at
Washington, returned on a passenger
train to Chicago today. The automobile
battery was brought back in The baggage
car. ....
The object of the trip was to demon
strate the usefulness Of the automobile
in war.
Mai Davidson has been for the last
month IN the sand hills Of Northern In
diana, waiting for some new tires.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-19
Negroes Usual Eate

DOE RUN. Ga, Aug. ia mob en-
tered the Jail here last night and took
Bill cater, colored. out and riddled him
with bullets. Cater was charged with
attempted assault on a white woman.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-19


mere. IS comfort in the knowledge so
Ten expressed, that Dr.. Kilmer's Swamp
DOT The great kidney remedy fulfiIls every
ISL in. curing rheumatism, pain -in..the
acN, Kidneys, liver, bladder and every part
the urinary passage. Ii corects inability
hold water and scalding pain in passing
or bad effects following use Of LIQUOR,
lne OF beer, and eYercomes.t that unpleasant
soessity Of being compelled to 20 often
iring the day. and TO get up many times
ring the night. The mild and the extra
'dinary effect CT Swamp-ROot is soon
.z.tzed, 1t stands the highest for its won
srful cures Of the most distressing cases.
you need medicine you should have the
81. Sold by druggists in Soc. and 81. sizes.
4ou may have a sample bottle of this
onoeful discovery f--E9~
I'd book that tells esE,sts45Eli33ze sEFsst
ore about it, both sent sFss !.
ssoiu;ely free by mail =se:4sl. 81 . 1870
.ddress DR.. Kilrner & Home Of s7zan-,-roo.
O., BiHghamton, N. Y. When writing men
IN reading this generous offer in this paper.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-19
CLERKS AT TEroNKA.
-, Z .
Railway Offices Minus Their Occu-
pants in COnseoueacesof Picnic.

Railway offices We're almost wholly de-
serted in st. Paul yesterday. The fact
that the clerks were holding their sixth
annual picnic at Tetonlka Beach account
cd Tor the absence of the men from their
accustomed places
The elaborate preparations which the
clerks had made for this svent was the
means of inviting the attention of all
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-19
DIG2UALIFIED AMERICANS
Kansas City Fire Detachment Mt
Paris Barred for Professiop,Iis

PARIS, Aug. 1S-The Kansas CITY fire
brigade has been disqualified from Sc
curing prizes at the internot{onaI ntr,.3',.
of fire apparatus at Yincennes on ,''' tJe
ground Of professionalism, the STAFF he
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-19
saltwater News.

SALTWATER. Aug 1S.-(Special.)-
Elizabeth Seward has disposed of the
Weekly Messenger, The job office, book ac-
counts and good will incidental to the
publication. Stephen A Cleweell is the
purchaser and will take charge Monday.
The bill Of sale names 81 and other valua-
Die considerations as the price of the
plant. The outfit is valued at So G9O The
paper VIII continue to be independent III
politics.
Mrs. Seward, with the aid of her
daughter, Miss Mime NJ. Seward has
conducted the paper since 1892, when her
husband, V. c. Seward, was shot and
killed on the street. Mrs. Seward and
her daughter are away on the editorial
excursion. Mrs. Seward has been desir-
Gus of retiring from business for some
time. 1t is rumored that Miss Seward
may be married soon. Mr.. Clewell was
formerly part owner of the Daily Ga
zette, but sold his interest in it to ex-
Senator w. c. Masterman in March 1896
John Whelan resigned as a policeman
yesterday morning and left for Douglass
county, Wisconsin. to engage in cruising
in the pine country for the Pine Tree
Lumber company. OF Little Falls He
was appointed to the force in April of last
Year and was formerly engaged in the
woods.
The w. c. T. L. will conduct Flower
day exercises in the state prison This
morning. There will be fifty women in
the party, under the direction of Mrs
McCurdy, Minneapolis
The new store building in course Of
erection on Myrtle street by j. p Han
son, was twisted around on its founda-
ton during wind Storm yesterday
morning.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-19
thousands Have Kidney Trouble
and Don't Know it.
Tow TO Find out1

TN q bottle or common glass with your
's'er and let It stand twenty-four hours;
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-19

MIS- ID. b. Newcomb. of St. Paul spent
Friday WIN her mother, Mrs. Austin
jerks, who has been s. riousiy i'll, but =
recovering rapidly.
e. NJ. M"sier left Friday evening fer
Chic IA an! Milwaukee. He also CT.
templates trip to Detroit before return
ing home.
George a. hammers IS at home from a
short stay al Solway, MINI.
Aaron Harper, of Cass Lake Mimi.
spent the week with friends in this city
w. f. Cooke, Of Harvey, Mimi, vas L
guest of Saltwater friends ami relatives
a part of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fey. of Peoria
Ill, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs D. NJ
Swain.
Miss Ella Boo has returned from A
short stay al Lindstrom and Chisago
City.
The theatrical season at the Grand op-
era house will open Monday evening
when Uncle Josh Spruceby" will be She
attraction. Manager Durant announces
the booking Of a large number of excel
lent attractions for the fall and winter
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. W E. Easton. Mrs. w.
{. Masterman Miss Masterman, Mrs. "
c. Seward. Miss Minnie NJ. Seward and
Miss Minnie Jones are in the East with
the Minnesota editors party
p. E. POirier left last evening on a
business trip to Chicago. He will be alb
sent about four days.
Waukee. Wis, spent the past week with
Mr.. and Mrs. William Schermuly.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. L. Murphy have re-
turned from a two weeks trip to St
Louis.
Mrs. c. Z. Kilgore has returned to
saltwater from visit with friends in IL
inois.
DR.. f. A. Lenox is ct home from a ;rfp
to DE kalb, ILL.,. where he attended the
funeral of his brother-in-law
IGhn Sutton no oo,,a
Mont, on visit. -
Capt. Orris e. Lee, who visited the
Wisconsin national guard encamrnlent
at Camp Douglass, has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph P BerkIy nave
returned from an extended absence in
Europe.
Mrs. c. w. Merry left Wednesday
evening for Boston, where she wy meet
her mother, MIS-. A. c. Hospes. who {s
returning from a visit to the Paris en-
position.
Mrs. Herman Drews and children. of
Mound City, S. D., are visiting relatives
Church sociables We're given Tuesday
evening by the ladies of the Bantisf
Methodist, Swedish, Lutheran and Trieh
Catholic churches. All were well at
tended. -
Grand lodge officers Of the United Or
S TSI OF oresters visited Saltwater court
lhufScay evening, and a social time fol-
lowed degree work
II. II. King, a prominent business man
arrived IN New York from Europe YES
terday, and VIII remain there p few dave
before coming home.
Mrs. a. G. HOspes, who has bean in
Europe for several months reached New
OK yesterday, and will make a short
, Nlslt In Medford, Mass. before coming
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-19

sediment or set
ting indicates an
unhealthy condi-
tion Of the kid
neys; if it stains
your linen II IS
evidence of kid
ney trouble; too
frequent desire 10
pass it or pain in
the back is also
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-19
What to Do.

2rvinoing proof that The kidneys and bad
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-19
PULLED 4 GIN N HIS FACE

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-21
Large Increase in Area to Be So
Cleaned This Year.
SCHEDOLE OF TIE THOROUGHFARES
District Authorities to Have Charge
of Work.
MR.. STUTLER'S STATEMENT

Mr.. Warner Stutler. superintendent Of the
street cleaning department. has prepared
his schedule of the streets and avenues to
be sprnkled and swept during the coming
fiscal year. AS heretofore explained in The
Star. the area of the streets and avenues
to be cleaned by hand has been materially
increased. The area cleaned by hand dur
ing the fiscal year ending June 80, 1898.
when the Misunderstanding system was first
adopted here. was 100000 square yards. In
the year following it was more than
doubled. 10000, and during the present ifs
cal year not less than 12oUGoO square
yards are being cleaned by hand daily
while during the fiscal year commencing
July 1 this amount will be increased by
ed by hand daily after July ! being 800 900
square yards.
Mr. Stutler has demonstrated, it is claim
ed. that not only is the cleaning better
done by hand than by machines but also
that 1t can be done so cheaply as to large
ly increase the area from year to year and
yet keep we'll within the appropria tions
which remain practically the same Mr.
Stutler has also demonstrated 1t is said
that the municipality can do the hand
work cheaper than it can be done by con-
tractors and yet pay the men 81 p per
Gay. The result Is that the entire han1-
cleaning work during the coming fiscal
year will be done by the District no bid
within the amount allowed by law, 90 cents
per LOCO square yards. being received
The schedule Of streets and avenues to
be cleaned during the coming fiscal year
is as follows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-21

Linden st. from Fla. ave. to Maple ave.
Maple ave. from Fla. ave to Lee Droit ave.
Spruce St from Sd ST. west to Bohrer St
Bohrer ST from Fla ave north.
Pomeroy St from 18th ST. west to lie Droit
ave.
Jupiter st. from Maple ave to Spruce St
Brightwood ave. from Grant ave. to Wal
ZACH st.
Washington misunderstanding ave from
18th 81. west to lnih st. west
! California ave. from Fla. ave. to lDlh ST. W
kalorama ave. from Columbia road to 18th
st. west.
Wyoming ave. from Columbia road to end
pavement.
Conn. ave. from Cal. ave 10 Kalorama ave.
Bancroft place from Conn. ave. to Phelps
place.
10Th St west from Fla. ave. to Columbia
road
10Th st. west from Wyoming ave. to Kalo-
Columbia road from Fla ave to 18th St.
west.
Baltimore from 18th ST west to 18th St
west.
Leroy place.
Phelps place
Belmont from 18th st. west to 18th st west
Westminster St from 9th and 10th west to
and 7 north
Columbia st. from 9th and 10th west to 0
and Q north.
d st. north from nth st. west to 18th st.
west. .
Caroline St from 18th and 10th west to
and north.
Cleveland place from 18th and 18th west to
w and Fla. ave
johnson st. from 14th and 18th west to r
and north.
Aqueduct bridge.
L st. north from 3lst st west to Both -.
west
E st. north from 18th ST. west to 10Th n.
west
Va. ave from f st. north to oath st welt.
Fla. ave. from Mass. to r north to
Conn. ave. and 18th west.
Avon st. from Cooks Park to Georgetown.
Cambridge st. from Cooks Park to George
town.
Irving st. from Cooks Park to Georgetown.
Valley st. from st. north to L st. north.
Portner place from 18th St west to L and
north
Wallack place from 18th and nth west to
T to V north.
Ward place from 22d and v. H. ave. to NJ
and north.
F St north from 23d st. west to " H. ave.
L st. north from LIST st. west to I'd st. west.
Tenleytown road.
I'd St west from Fla. ave. TO L st. north.
10th st. west from Fla. 10 end pave
ment.
oath ST. west from Va ave. to F st. north.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-21

I'd street east from Pennsylvania avenue
to E south
4rh street east from Virginia avenue to
Pennsylvania avenue.
9TH street east from East Caplto TO u
south.
9th street east from East Capitol to Vir-
ginia avenue.
18th street east from East Capitol to Nir-
ginia avenue.
sth street east from East Capitol to NJ
south.
9th street east from Pennsylvania avenue
to South Carolina avenue.
10th street east from d south to ! south.
1lth street east from Massachusetts ave-
nue. to Bridge.
\ street south from 18th east to North Car
DINA avenue.
B street south from 4th east to 18th east
c street south from South Capitol to 9TH
east.
D street south from South Capitol to 18th
east to Pennsylvania avenue to 9th east
Lincoln Square from north and south to
sides.
Once II Week.
street south from 18th east to 18th east.
f street south from Pennsylvania avenue
to 10Th east.
G. street south from 4th east to 18th east.
1st street west from B south to G south
g.. street west from 9th and 18th west to
and E south.
South Carolina avenue from I'd east to llth
South Capitol street from Canal to H south.
Nicholas avenue from Bridge to end pave
ment.
Virginia avenue from South Capitol to I'd
west to 9th to 18th west.
Canal street from south to south.
Carroll street from LIST and ID east to B
and south.
4th street east from Virginia avenue to n
south
Harrison street. Anacostia.
ID street west from Maryland avenue to +
south.
9th street west from Virginia avenue to
Water.
street north from 18th west to 10Th west.
I street south from 3D. west to 9th west.
NJ street south from 44 west to Water.
n street south from Sd west to 9Th west
/ street south from Sth east to 18th east.
Water street from 18th west to south.
Van street from Sd west to Az west.
Mclean avenue from Sd west to 412 west.
MARYLAND avenue from Sd west to Garfield
Circle.
street south from LIST east to I'd east
Hickman street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-21
ROUTE No. 3.


Machines Wednesdays and Saturdays.
9TH st. west from r. 1. ave. to Fla. ave
9th st. west from r. 1. ave to Fla. ave.
18th st. west from R. l. ave. to Grant ave-
Sth st. west from r. l. ave to Fla. ave
9th st. west from r. 1. ave to Fla. ave.
10th st. west from R. 1. ave. to Fla. ave.
18th st. west from R. l. ave. to Fla ave.
18th st. west from R. I. ave. to Fla. ave.
18th st. west from r st. north to Fla. ave.
18th stwest from st. north to st. north
10th st. west from r st. north to Fla. ave.
18th stwest from st. north to T St north
18th st. west from r st. north to Columbia
road
10th st. west from R st. north to Fla. ave-
10th st. west from r st. north to Fla. ave
21st st. west from r St north to Fla. ave.
I'D st. west from Va. ave. to r st. north.
I'D st. west from D north to Virginia ave-
to I north to NJ st. north.
oath st. west from Pa. ave. to NJ st. north.
18th st. west from Fl st. north to n ST.
north.
Goth ST. west from K st. north to NJ st.
north.
2sth st. west from Pa. ave. to st. north.
18th st. west from NJ St north to st.
north.
Both st. west from Canal to U st. north.
31st st. west from Canal to L st. north
SD st. west from Grace St TO Q St north
33d st. west from NJ st. north to 32d st.
Bath st. west from NJ St north to R st
north.
oSlIl 81 west from PROSPECT ST 10 leUley-
town road.
Seth st. west from Prospect st. to st.
north.
st. north from 22d st. west to Goth st.west
l. st. north from n. H. ave. to 9th st. west
NJ st. north from N. H. to Goth west to 34Lh
to Both west.
N st. north from 22d to oath west to 9th
to Both west.
o st. north from 21st st. west to 9th ST.
st. north from 21st st west to Seth st.
west.
Q ST. north from R. I. ave- to 18th west to
21st to 22d west
Q st. north from 2sth st. west to 35th st.
west.
st; north from R. I. ave to 18th west to
Fla ave. to 21st west.
st. north from 34th st. west to 35th st.
west
s at. north from Fla. ave. to Phelps place.
T ST. north from Fla. ave. to N. H. ave-
U ST. north from 9th st. west to Fla. ave.
st. north from 18th st. west to 10Th st.
west
Pa ave from Peace monument to 18th W.
Mass. ave from Dupont circle to Sheridan
circle.
N. H. ave. from st. north to V st. north.
R I. ave. from Iowa circle to Fla ave.
Vt ave: from Iowa circle to z as! st. n north :.
Conn. ave. from R ct. north to Fla. ave.
Riggs st. from 18th st. west to 14th st. west.
Riggs place from 10th St west to 10Th ST
west.
Pierce place from 14th to 10th west to s
to T north.
Olive ave. from 18th St west to Both st.
west.
Prospect ave- from 32d st. west to Beth st.
west.
Oregon ave. from N. H. ave, to 10th st.west.
Potomac st. from NJ st. north to o st. pofth.
Dumbartoh ave. from 9th st. west to Bed
st. west.
French ct. from 9th and 10th west to R and
north.
W st. north from 18th st. west to 18th ST.
west.
Once q Week.
Larch st. from Fla. ave. to Spruce st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-21
ROUTE NO. i

BY Machines Mondays and Thursdays.
LIST street west from Garfield Circle to B
south.
Sd street west from Pennsylvania avenue
to N south
Az street west from Missouri avenue to P
south. r.
7th street west from north to Water.
Sth street west from B south to n south
9th street west from B south to Water.
10th street west from south to Maryland
avenue.
18th street west from south to Water.
18th street west from B north to Water.
18th street west from south to Maryland
avenue.
49, street west from B south to Maryland
avenue.
B street south from LIST west to 14th west
c street south from South Capitol to 18th
west.
D street south from South Capitol to AZ
west. It'll to 9th west.
f street south from 4th east to 18th west
G street south from James Creek canal to
water.
II street south from LIST west to Water.
Missouri avenue from Sd west to 9th west
Pennsylvania avenue from 4th east to 18th
east.
North Carolina avenue from LIST east to
18th east.
New Jersey avenue from B south to E
south.
Pennsylvania avenue from Peace monu-
ment to 18th street west.
LIST street east from south to South Caro-
lima avenue.
I'd street east from south side Of Pennsyl-
yana avenue to D south