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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-12-21
Michigan rop Report For December

The weather has been variable dur
ing the last month, In fact just what
could be expected during November.
The temperature has been just about
normal while the precipitation has been
one and one-half inches above the nor
NAL The wet weather has not been
favorable for harvesting sugar beets
and husking corn. About the usual
amount of stock is being fed in the
State. Many correspondents continue
to report that much damage has been
done by the Hessian fly.
Wheat.
The condition of wheat, as compared
with an average, Is 81 in the State,
n in the southern counties, 80 in the
central counties and 95 in the northern
counties. The reports vary as to the
amount Of damage done by the Hessian
fly. Some fields look we'll, while many
show plainly the damage that has been
done.
The total number of bushels of
wheat reported marketed by farmers
in November at the Touring mills is
III ,035, and at the elevators 98,912,
or a total of 69,947, bushels. OF
this whole amount 18l,307 bushels
we're marketed in the southern coun-
ties, IA ,284 bushels in the central coun-
ties and IA ,406 bushels in the northern
counties. The total number of bushels
of whe at reported marketed in the
four months, August N November, is l.
687 1858 which is 1894, 035 bushels less
than reported marketed in the same
months last year. At AZ mills and ele-
vators from which reports have been
received there was no wheat marketed
in November. The total amount of
wheat shipped by railroads from the
various stations as reported for Octo-
Der is 6l8, 1903 bushels.
The Delta independent., 1900-04-13
xWs ICE OY PusLlC vRCsTEE'~ "a Ii

A. I. SMITH. At;orpcys
lfird IN. Nsr~t ~ isss arri isl
The Delta independent., 1900-04-13
rsrsrE..s SALE.

yVmEREAs. GEORGE ". DORSEY AND
~ Lizzie q Do.'cy ni- vile; BY iI;sir certain
ord July 18th. Inrs. NJ q n corded in the nee oi
Rec ,r.ier of dsesl- Of DELTA county C.,lorsdo In
book H. a. I'.s, 81. conveyed to :. q. shslion.
nate. ying ard bsing In the county VI Della and
state ~ tOlussdss. towit: altFff-f .fs
south half = nort beast qua rter and nortbeass
quarter u rs,isi!sast Jnsr ~ cti seventeen
O.: IN .,w,.ship ~ niissn r. ~, sou,h q lang:
Meridian. utth any spd all NsbF rights aud
privilege. Ouch of diirles sppnr.nsnt to or
usrsi with Md premises In tiu.f. To secure the
sfsrsin ds.esises' soSsihsS uisS iHs is,rrsss Tss
thrrson ss psos iaed for IN ssid no,s asd deed II
trtis. r 1M f
Anal wheFras ss,t Gcovrc n. Donsy asd Liuir
aid nolr: sad. . heres. ,aid noss hiss I,s~ons
s.ss az s:S s:s1 :s:s aS 8: =: = .;s.si ::
trustee. Ahslt sslss~ u 81. ~ lsgnl hs,des u
:.,a ns. nay seer.s. e - s:a.sss.ss ~ o'ess
eSsSs y he sj1e b. said 1sscsrs1. ~ Ne sssss
80 | :s;.:: 80 = =. y - : ss Z. y. y II 3:
ssSs::: ssS::::. - 8: - - -. ss::' s.:s e:
ss..s e: 7s. =: s.eas.. a. esn: :a &:
leaai hos1ss = - -. ~ y esgtais 1ss6 q
"a ::s:!:.;:s ~ =: ss::s::ss ::. :
xs., snsscs.s.: e.: ~ .: =; = Es.as.ss = =: is..l
ssc s =. e s,S: a. q T.: "a deed
e $500, s.1 e y sssp: e fsrs,s.;
ns trustee. q" hespby g5ye nn1i~e ttst vii. on
~ iseh day - April. senA - tie j ur ef two
o'ci,rk y IN, Il aid esy. rfo~ed " III the
psrressy hsninhsf,.re de,crStrt 10 pahsie veii-
due, 3, the h'gicst bi1der. fssv cs,i - the IRE
mont street dsr OF tie court houss In the city VI
nen,sr. county II Aiarshoe. Stale uf Colorado.
IN satisfy ssid debt aud intxrcsa shd The eoss nj
.cxecusinx this trust
" \. RENFsy. Trustee.
A. l. SMITH. At;orpcys
ffird IN. Nnr~t tG. iass ArYfi tsl
The Delta independent., 1900-04-13
wMrreM on s,acn sAas<

NJ leeead y that oacs whea Ospheus played
cpoa his magic lute. the forest tfscs
We're - cnamore1 of the melodies
They xafhesed roUnd him charmed and una.rsid
but the trim birch. in sober suit arrzyed.
D~eninS q finer dress would better pleas.
Withdrew. and. while she taricd. On the bscs1p
Ths luts,s lass echo vanished fssHa the glsle.
Expse;a1. still. she patiently awaits &
Ia silver silence through the long din sears
Those wondcr waves Of hsr-noa: again.
But. al. The gods. will, ,heir large loses sn1
hats
Ths:r joys. tacis csrcs. their tuniaits asd their
sra terrS @ ~ w.
Az kone forever from the patIn Of rcn-
Critic
The Delta independent., 1900-04-13

nErArLT HAVING BEgN MADE NJ wIt.-
- liam H. Rsesak 10 sbs pcynrns of The ~
prou issory noss. eiysbis =. o.. ssis. u W. ~
Nash - iss, rseorie'i March -. ip's,. 81 page
Colorado. and BY cf which d.fau,t. rnd
def ult In the Isrment .ffsxe>. the i-rsI kolisr
e. g.. '-a ns n' wed :s's y , .ns
elecssd fo advertise the pr.i eisy In said deed f
trust described tor sslr asdar The irr'n. II So d
deed of trust md did on the esd day IL Mssrh.
lYpn. Ole with the m,dersiEu-si ~ public trs-t~-
~ satd county .f tArlts. n mot ee in writing NJ
Now ihervforv. four 10 " = II ppbiie n.ii-e is
h~rvby given that !. the H'.slrf~ gs-si -puusy
ls-s.urrs of shr r.,unty of bella swd pubIic tive
deed eft VT. and the pusi-,-- ~ p yinx ssid
notrs angvnas ug fivc IN 'ussni d..i.sf. iS.ssS,.
sss . sn:. ~ = 81. s.. 49, ss
SATURDAY. APttlt. S.f- ifn'.
- - oe' ek = p. al The sssaeh fr"ss de.r ~ :
s..s- q csss:ss. - !: ,,:.ss s.-s.s % 4, = -
hiriesf ppics The rsnsr viiI brig IN rnsh. shs
s 4 ;.: s;s.:: ."S !. % .., II 'rs s.s
To- uh:
~ sHrth. - r,ss. ntness-.ss ~ ~sssef the
sissh rs,ncipsi meridian. cosssis,ins ssnc hHp
r, .rs. ~ Il. .s. ... sss = ~ ss
~vnnseni survey inRseA~r With al ditrhe-. dlsli-
r,sh,: ..,s. :c right. and p.',.sss. he..t.., =
Ing tie Mineral s,.sinx ditch. .wosn ssst<msu ut
and plat of whicf b - Sc 10 the eAee II the
cievk aud rrc~sdsr ~ sasd Islta county: and
taking tts snp,ny Of water fs.s. . ssrysm cal sd
Cssspnt Crve or Dry Creek. sni the right ~
the u>e = vs'~s tre,sstd q rh. ale, twelve v y
s1ssrr~ oftiR rne tat so<ssk ~ Iile kSinf ttsek
Company. lpvs (lvA uGa tablP 10 of water N.
the Relic pueA Psv.ss' ~ ,, BID .isaSr ts
ether With al ard singular the pri,i ers. a,d
at.pur'ensnr- ih~rsunio ie,onzinx
Dat.d at i.lia. t"loss in. vnrrh .. 100. c
y. D.. ti.Aek.
Ts~a s.f Nj A
Ptlbit- Trustee.
Jplr.s ps. Man n y iast Airl -. iga1
The Delta independent., 1900-04-13
A. GssSssGsss ursshse.

In writing 10 NJ 10 I,rose~s aesIsse
tbe rrsdin~sa with Which criWsoun1o 80
prooouDcrd ny ssubiIc opintso 70 tr
mestaIly sIsHcsrws. IN. A." es0s ths
fslIvwinR extraordinary ssory:
"r0sssoaliy." he says. Il s0 se-
Noatoee6 with . rusp y which I've sss-
ssss-soe Ue1se6 suous1 11rvsse %
wh6ep'bsshessis y - bpss s1las fS.e0s
-Aavs ~ ysas1 Ns<0 svytsR se ~.
suade . brOtIscr i1cssnrisss~sl by 10
hpaith from work to cvWssnli saIcisjr.
10 assies that sb~y may b~ sh.Divrsl
Srv0 . yearly soutriisufiwn ~ G:sO TO-
wnr6 ~ maIus~Wnss~. ~ ar~s sessD-
1use1y rvsssrsl To t'<ibrv~ that swcis
bepulpns srs1shurrs actually exjss~sI.
O1ko Z wns shown letters fron one NJ
- 0noDps - VopssteA Whigb. tcff ~
eurshsP deusa - - oiu1.
~Ys&.- ~ s1sis. sif tlsrar sla0~rs wes~
~ nj 80 - to tb<f BsnisP's exDs-
esrr. Ob~se <tsube ~ hasseVvAs ss.soo-
eeod saas abp sspsiv~ ~ pr<uueasy h<o-
- Wus sssal1y sussevluss~ 70 s:~vsst
~ surb . crime. whIrh usssss coose-
qupnsly ~ assr:vus~1 so ssrstso a1spr-
susstul~-Lsoass Cbswstrse.
The Delta independent., 1900-04-13
YunnsoD oDsba

.::a: S7Ed
49, - - ~ ~ ~ 49,
- = ouuUW ~ - DsngA
1Hp-o - 01Bo8. - 49,
|esgvp - - - ~
The Delta independent., 1900-04-13

Nsssee s0e poeseeassS0.
LasS OryieI AT M.STs.v~e. Got cnsro.,
March "a, iron
NsAtcv Is h,svbv given ti,-s the ElIcW Ing No p,.
peffi~s has MED MT e~ NJ hi- tni-rston b. usshr
final rrvpf IN sui.y-.st of hss elstrr, and tisrt
ssi,i ps-f uiil BE- nss<le hes-s~ MlscR p. We'sh.
q su1ty Jpsiev spd cx-@'Ar.o elem. ~ l,siss.
ColosSAs, ~ Areil y. IN. VIZ
HERMAN NAvtH.
Cpr~ hts ". .. So oSs. CN ssstss. sw the esys
hsn n NJ sssskwe-s Ssasses ssS ne s.usws-t
ausssss ~ ~ easshse>e euss 81 ~ ss'ttcw 9.
" sssss me s.Il~ss~e ssss~ss 10 psevs NJ.
~ 1no1. vts.
,ii::S =: :; II: ~, s:;s;:6; = 81 ss<: e.,s =
lgsssuA GsSs = - xeiix:
The Delta independent., 1900-04-13
DssEaG "a .. 11N = g. p0oOG.
Nessee See aepwesssssser.
Lssp oyff = Ar Np~rr,ss. Core.
Nartb d. ira I,

Notice Is hes~bv Given shss
6tssHsE ". ssk2ssHaT. .---a-s.
of ssiisls. G >lo has nled net ~ ~ is.erfisp To
MAKE rr,rrf ot his de-sss1 hsnd claim No ..i TIE
.ssfv.. fof sbe sroih hujf ~ The Th~s-f .lnar-
ter. s,a'esast n gusst-r of The ss,ssb~sst SNs,srv
aud norsheast quarter Of the -outb~crt .susitsr
VI ~ tou y. fo~r.lp - --,sti. sssTs ~ ws>s II
wcleh. County Judge snt ex- M~lo eIvst. ~
Deiis. Coo.. on saturday. The sssh day ID Ap,si.
t.BD
he rsmry tire ssiowinr whnc--~s 10 rs-s- the
coinpirie ifr'ratiou sDd rrr'ssntkA - ssid isnds
Ssssrs a.. nsabs. N ssry n. lsiAis. usrsy a. la h
AMI rrrsl a 1s-ks~u. asi s,f tselta. Colo.
JAsssA. LAyr.s. Herisfer.
lrisss puh. Msrvh. -. isss psb. April ~
The Delta independent., 1900-04-13
oosees ~ eUe1osooeo0 y = ,
L.s" owns A. ni:s2ss.s c.ss'

LSxs Ovrss ~ n!ss1ecs1 c.ts.l
Na - !. ksvves gvss shea ~ esDsp ~ u.1sa
essgss has eI>A ~ - - ~. I~~o0ne ~ @s1e
aox.l Rcs ~ sstsasS hn .kow. ~ 49, ~
- 1russa cssss. - 1ssas. cs,usses. - ~ 4
lO0H l. ussSwy.
VVsg - n. .. -. So 60 pvt... ~ ~ -,
SIS.@sHcss4@rMtAH
~ssss.- s.:sss.ss - = ssss.>ss q
o. Ils.. rsssy va 80 - 2a6e
~ ~
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-11-19
Washing IlanncIs Our Speciality!
CHANGE THEIR CHARTER.

san Jose, nov 5,aAs he result u
some quiet agitation, u conference ~
tbo board ~ FreebOldeB ana members
NJ ibo Clty council has declared tbat
The charter ~ saG Jose requires amend
iDg, Tho required amendments wgfo
agreed upon ~ follows
one ~ abolish the ONCE ~ chief JUS
ilco ana place the duties upon The may
~, without additional compensation
another ~ mako The reserve fund lnls
medlateIy available ana place the city
upon u cash basis, another ~ amend
ib6 provisions governing Tho Board NJ
Education, aBd fourth ~ amend fbo
pubic lighting provision ~ tbat eacil
department viii pay Tor ~ own ligbt.
iBR
4 special election vii b. GATED IN
he near future, when Tho DfODGsa1
amendments VIII b. submitted 10 tio
yOiffA
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-11-19
LOVEJOY 4 CO.,

SOLE AGENTS.:
For TERRITORY OF HAWAII.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-11-19

Caller Your once II ~ hot ~ ~
oven,
Merchant WGl II might boz I make
NY Dolly bread here, you know,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-11-19
DIED.

BrsIiNEbbaalG Honolulu, SUNDAY,
NCyomber n, Sellie, belOyed daugb
inf N w. aHd Mrs, Louis Bushnell,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-11-19
Low Prices, Good Terms.

Prices Of lots range from iioo 10 $50
each, according 70 size aud location, One
fourth cash only Is asked. Balance In
lnStallmentS at terms 10 suit purchasers.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-11-19
Bonn,

HAMpBON IN his dly, November ~
$500, ~ no vie N q, l., sampson
son,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-11-19
pralCVnal Directory,
HARMONY LOnuH, No, 0,
|, u, u, fr

HARMONY LOnJH, NO 0,
|, q, u, H.
Meets oycry Monday evening ut 1850
IN llumony Hail. King street
h. w. DEE n a.
u. II. uENUllN, Secretary
All ylauue moDhow very cordially
Invited,
MyBrIC LOUUG. 80. Q, I. Of r.
Mrola oy,y "Wednesday evening ~
7.8O urDnuR castle lIOlI rU1 street
Visiting brothers cordially invited 10
attend, n y, aNl'IHlt, T. "
A. T.. MURPHY, Il, u, \,
uONOLuL' CHAPTER. 80, /,
H. 4, N,
Meets every lhld IhWndnE evening
H. Masonic Temple. Al visiting COM
panIoua cordially lnyIDcd
A, T., UlhrllLAN, II r.
!, y. TUCKER, Secretary
uoNoLuLu CoMNNNgERY
40, /, r. Y,
Meets IN Masonic rompIo On The Soc
Und Thursday evening NJ each month,
Al visiting Sir Knights COunoousIy
invited
llEERY u, COOPER u, Q,
-, TUCKER, Recorder
OAHU LODGE, 80 t. u, NJ T.,
Meets every Friday evening NJ their
Castle Hail, i2Oll Fort street ~ 1850,
Members NJ Mystic LD0go NJ. aud
visiting brothers, cordially invited,
\, y, SINCLAIR, q, q,
ALFRED AIEEDT,
H. NJ u, ana =,
SuuANu CHAPTER ROSE
CHOlS,
No, /, 4, a 4, 4, H.
Meets Tho 0rsl Thursday In oaol
month, ~ Masonic Tomple, BOIOurn
Ing ana visiting brothers cordially IN
ylled ~ attend All meetings,
W, Mn FRANK u, AuEltljAClI,
ALLAN u, BCluMgEJrlt, Secretary,
LODgE h. pliOGltsB DE
bOCEANlE,
No, ~, A, A A \, Ulie,
stated meetings On the last MODdai
u each month, IN ~ bail, Masonic
Temple,
&, ~ WHITE, ", NJ
N, H. FltlEl, Secretary,
uAwAiIAE LODGE, no, u,
y, A 4, ~
stated meetings, nrst Monday escI
month Special meetings, when oallo
(wlll be noted In this spnoeJ
Members Lodge h. Progress, Padn
Lodge, ana ~ sOlOurniGg Drolbrc
cordially invited,
j. ~ OAT ", ~
X, H. q WALLACE, Secretary,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-11-19
Q,...What Is Champagne ?
Alt Is
MOGr G.
Chundon
WHITE SEAL

\, B,e-lhc accuracy Of this an.
swcr Is endorsed by tonnosscurs
the world over,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-11-19
PACIFIC HEIGHTS!
ATTRACTIONS OFFERED SEEKERS
Water.

Water will be supplied at the rate Of
SIS per year for each lot, from our Pacific
Heights Water System. This Is less
than city rates.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-11-19
Location.

They are located on high ground at m
elevation Of from 400 TO 500 feet, adordIng
unsurpassed scenic and marine Views,
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-20
WORK FOR GLASS TRUST
MRS. RECKS LEAVES HOUSE OF
GOOD SHEPHERD.

Without much ado Mrs. Maria Kicks
packed up her hairpins and button hook
and left the House of the Good Shepherd,
where she was being temporarily cared
for by the sisters. She boarded an in
terurban car with her Small babe; and
that was the last seen of her State
Agent Gates was notified that the woman
had left Of her own volition, and mas
much as tffe~authorfties Of thezins titution
could exercise no restraining power, moth
ing could be done to. restrain the woman
Mr.. Gates, ,snotifiee, the peEce of both cit
les of Maria 8 escape as fsV
At the last meeting of. the state board
of corrections and charities, Mrs. Kicks
was temporarily disposed of by giving
her home at the House of the Good
Shepherd 1t was thought useless to de-
port the woman again, as she has al
ready been taken out of the state twice
by the authorities. But Maria has a
penchant for window glass, and she sell
dom stays long in one place. Maria Kicks
is not exactly insane, but she is a little
unbalanced, and the authorities are en-
deavoring to find a humane solution to
her case, but so far all their efforts have
either led to nothing, or she vamoosed
about the time the authorities got her
comfortably located.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-20
HUGH JOHN MACDONALD
MANITOBAS PREMIER WAS IN ST
PAUL YESTERDAY.

Hon. Hugh John Macdonald, premier OF
Manitoba, and ]. A. Davidson, provincial
treasurer, were in st. Paul yesterday, ac-
companied by G. b. Deacon, of Winnipeg
Premier Macdonald spent an hour and a
half in conference with President c. S.
Melien. of the Northern Pacific, and
While he was willing to make no state
ments to the press concerning the mat
ters taken up in the conference, to a
friend, later in the day, he said that the
railway question in Manitoba was fully
discussed.
Dispatches from Winnipeg state that
premier Macdonald was here to confer
with the Northern Pacific president re-
garding the extensions planned in Mani
topa President Meilen has taken the
stand that the hostile attitude of the fed
efal government of Canada, which is op-
poslte politically to that of Manitoba,
pfeciudes any further work in Manitoba
Tor the present The american road
charges undue and unjust discrimination
IN tavor OF the Canadian Pacific The
premier views are well known, and ONLY
recently he has been credited with ex-
pressing himself officially to the effect
tnat the Dominion government should
purchase the Northern Pacific lines in the
province.
Whlie the attitude of the American road
is We'll defined, the matter is still open
and the provincial government is seeking.
advantageous arrangements whereby the
farmers of Manitoba will receive the, ban-
eht OF several new lines projected and
surveyed. Yesterdays conference is un-
oHc1ally stated to have resulted in an
amlcabie understanding of benefit to both
interests
The party left last night for Ottawa.
via Chicago and Toronto.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-20
LIFTING CHURCH DEBT.
CHRIST CHURCH WOMEN ARE
STRIVING TO CLEAR 1T UP.

The Parish Aid Society Of Christ Church
held an Easter sale yesterday afternoon
and evening, in the guild room. The So
ciety has pledged itself to raise $1,000
toward the church debt. OF this amount
81 800 has been raised by the women as an
Easter offering. To make up the remain
ing $400 a series of sales and entertain
ments will be given by the society, the
initial one being given yesterday. A va
riety Of pretty articles were on sale, the
following women presiding at the various
tables: Fancy work, Mrs. G. c. Waldo,
Mrs. w. M. Johnson, Mrs. Mcnamara and
Miss De Camp; domestic, Mrs. MCGEE
and Mrs. Benjamin L. Beardslay; flowers,
Mrs. Patterson; refreshments, Miss Muir
ply. Mrs. Sue Harrington Snapp gave a
song recital last evening in the guild
rooms. She was assisted by William Nell
son, violinist. Mrs. Snaps numbers We're:
'The Clover" Bronell; This Would I
Do" Chapman; "Spring-tide," Becker;
''Slumber Song" Vannah; "Over to Shad-
ow Town. Ober-Hoffer, and "A Summer
Lullaby" Root. Mr.. Nelson played
Bohm's Cavatina for the violin and an
obligato to Mascheronfs "For All Eterni-
ty," sung by Mrs. Snapp. The concert
was enjoyed by large audience. The
Easter sale will be continued this after
noon.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-20
PATRICK C0MISKEY DEAD
WAS FORMERLY TREASURER CT
ST. Paul BASEBALL CLUB.

Patrick II. Comiskey. cf the S ate in
surance commissioner Office, died at I
o'clock yesterday afternoon at his 10
on Martin street
Br1ght's disease was the cause of d ata
Mr.. Comiskey had been ailing tor sev raj
months, but was taken down a month
ago About ten days ago he vas S. me-
what improved and was able to be GU,
but relapse followed, and he has slnc3
been declining.
The deceased was a brother of Ckarie
Coniskey, the baseball player and ma :
ager, and was formerly treasurer of ths
st. Paul Baseball club.
He leaves a wife and two daughters.
Charles Comiskey, brother of the de-
ceased, will arrive from Chicago this
morning, and the funeral arrangements
will not be made till then
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-20
PROBLEM OF DEGENERACY.
1t Is Discussed at Associated Char.
tiles ParIOr Conference.

AAhOS EAElOF conferences,
1.-THE Restoration Of the Degenerate"
was the subject of the thirty-seyenth
parlor conference of the Associated Char
tiles, concluding the winters meetings, at
the residence Of w. H Lightner ON Sum
NIT avenue.
DR.. G. Eugene Riggs discussed 'sPhys-
ieal= Basis Of Character" contending that
physical inferiority, lack of stature and
weight, along with impoverished condi-
ton Of the body and a poor nervous sys-
tenn, bore an important relation to men
tai and moral delinquency. DR.. Riggs
thought that the tramp was as near an
expression cf a degenerate class as Am
erican sociologists were willing to admit.
AS distinctive class, the degenerate was
not recognized. True enough, many GRIM
tnals were strictly degenerate, but they
were not sufficient to support a class.
DR.. Riggs stated that the tramp element
was not, however, SO far degenerate they
could not be made good citizens of. The
stigma in them was perhaps as strong,
however, as in any other class of people,
as no healthy minded man would want to
live so useless and airnless life.
Rev. T. E. Shields spoke on "Social
Parasitism." In giving aims to depend
ents he thought that too much care could
not be taken to avoid making paupers Of
people. Injudicious charity often result
ed in the beneficiary's losing self-respect
A general discussion Of the subject fol-
lowed, taken part in by Rev. S. G. Smith,
Rev W. c. Pope, w. A. Gates, J. F.
Jackson, Miss Hand. H. w. Slack and
H S. Baker
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-20
WENT TO GET HER HAT.
And Policeman Is still Waiting
for Her.

Outwitted by q resourceful woman was
Detective Christensen last evening. With
orders to secure evidence against cgupla
Of young women rooming at 3I932 Waba-
sha street, Detective Christensen and Of
ficer Ltndahl visited the rooms and placed
the girls under arrest. The patrol wagon
drew up in front of the door, and Big
crowd gathered. Fifteen minutes passed
and no prisoners appeared. The crowd
began to grow curious. All manner of
speculations were induIged In regarding
what was going on, but for nearly half an
hour the curiosity was unsatisfied, when
finally one tinid-looking little woman was
hustled into the wagon and driven away.
Then It developed that there was anothe'
prisoner that Detective Christensen Old
not get. This young woman requested
leave to go into front room to put on
her hat before being escorted to the pa
troll wagon. AS soon as she got inside
of the room she locked the door, and
whispered through tho keyholc to Detcc
tive Christensen that he need not wait
for her, as she was going to remain in the
room all night. A policeman was placed
at the door to standeguard all night The
woman taken to the station gave the
name of Viola Clark. She is charged witt
soliciting on the streets.
At 3 o'clock. however, the Young wesrA-
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-20
MANY new LIEUTENANTS
NATIONAL GUARD BOARD HANDS
OUT sOME COMMISSIONS.

The following officers have been submit
ted to an examination by the examining
board of the national guard and have
been given their commissions: w. C.
Montgomery, st. Paul, first lieutenant
Company e. First regiment; Russell S.
Bunker, Minneapolis, second lieutenant
same company; Edgar Black, second
lieutenant Company F, Fourth regiment
reserves, Lake City; w. B. Birmingham,
first lieutenant Company X, Saltwater;
H. M. Howard, second lieutenant same
company; Edward Skoglund, second lieu
tenant Company G, First regiment, Red
Wing.