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Plumbers stiu Out.

The situation of the plumbers remains
unchanged. 1t was reported yesterday
tnat nonunion men had arrived in the
city from the East, but upon investiga-
tion this report was found to be untrue
Business Agent Stafford, of the Build
Ing Trades council, has issued an order
forbidding all trades to work in any
building where plumbing work is in
course of operation until the strike is
settled.
This. order will not lead to any serious
complications at the present time, be-
cause of the fact that very little plumb
ing work is being done at this time of
the year, but should the strike continue
Tor any length of time it would involve
several of the other crafts, and result
probably in the suspension of all build
Ing operations. However, such a contin-
gency is unlikely TO arise, and the prob
abilities are that the strike will be set
tied before the other building trades are
seriously lnterfered with.
Mr.. Stafford emphatically denies the
contention made by local contractors and
builders that a million dollars worth of
building has been prevented in ST Paul
by the unsettled feeling among the
craftsmen who have gone on strike this
season.
PIastererS' Differences Unsettled.
The differences between the boss and
Journeymen plasterers have not yet been
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-08
Electrical workers Meet.

le receipts We're $3.50 and expenses $1S.
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MANY FUNNEL-sHAPED CLOUDS
NO Less Than Fourteen SwceD
Through State of Kerso

OF heHSAS.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, May mo less
than fourteen funnel-shaped tornado
clouds are reported to have been sean
Yesterday in Central Kansas. ranging
through Salina, Ellsworth, Harlin and
Paine counties
AS far as learned Mr.. ard Mrs. William
Helhfch, who lost their lives in the de-
struction of their home, north of Ellen
wood, comprise the fatalities although
over twenty persons are reported slightly
injured near Ellinwood
The first storm formed five miles north
OF EllinWood at o'clock in the afternoon
destroying the Helfrich home and dam.
aging several farm houses and outbuild-
lhgs. Almost simultaneously another tor
nado, about four miles east of Great
Bend and moving in a northeastern di-
rection, demolished fences and barns. and
me!IIIM Hools 9A!I 9IqeI9p1suoo psIr1y
Weleh's farm house and buildings We're
demolished, but the family escaped.
Another storm struck near Pawnea
Rock, thirteen miles southeast of Great
Bend, and wrecked several buildings and
destroyed crops. Considerable DAMAGE
is also reported at and near Claf1in in
Barton county, and at Frederic. in Rice
county.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-08
VITAL STATISTICS.


MARRIAGE LICENSES.
julius Salzer. Juliana Liebay.
John Martineau, Anna BTyd.
Patrick ]. Lannen. Beatrice Foley.
Matthias A. Shrubs, J. Grace Kreger.
William M Sloss. Susanna Thome.
s..4s4 BIRTHS.
Mrs. A Giordahl, 30S Rice street, boy.
Mrs. A. Mike. 713 Rutternut street, girl.
Mrs. J. Metzger, 1858 FauQuier St, 81 l.
Mrs. George O'Brien 226 Chestnut, boy.
Mrs. J. II. Holman, 1870 Summit ave, girl.
Mrs. Leroy RAYMOND. 117 e. 7,h, boy.
DEATHS
James Mcdonald. AZ yrs. 2S9 Topping st.
Carl Alfred Olson. mos. 557 jerks st,
joseph G. Mulkern, 5 yrs.
Oliver Palmer 20 mos. l Upper Levee.
Mrs. r. Elsinger. n yrs, 7O5 Summit ave.
Pat Butler. II yrs. Summit ave.
Ben Benson, 40 yrs. city and county hos
pital
George Huber. 81 yrs. ITO w. Third st.
E. c. Bloomer. days. St Joseph's hos
pital.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-08

Flayoring EXracts-Use Schocb's trbe,
are are absolutely the purest and strongest in
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-08
WELLAND CANAL CONSPIRACY.
Trial of the Alleged Dynamiters
Resumed at WeIiand.

WELLAND, Ont. May 1.-THE trial of
Bullman, Nolan and Walsh, the alleged
dynamiters, reopened here today.
The first witness was w. c. Thomson
the canal engineer. He estimated the
damage to the locks at $1,000 to S,5oo.
lie gave his opinion as to the effect if
the locks had been blown out. The wa
ter, he said, would have swept down tba
Grand Trunk railway tracks, washed ont
the Merritton station, and flooded tbe
valley of Fifteen Mile creek.
William Wright positively identified No
Ian as one of the two men he had seen
running from the scene of the explosion.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-08
Proceedincs In Rnnl.rnntcv

Isaac Katz, Of St. Paul, filed a peti-
ton in bankruptcy yesterday The as
sets are SO, 9,4O9.90 and liabilities $24,5f@42.
F. W. Benson, carpenter and builder
of Bald Eagle, has filed a petition in
bankruptcy. His liabilities are 81, ,599. .03
and assets $1,O10
Edwin G. Herbert Arthur D. Smith,
Jacob c. Dahlquist, Nels Hagstrum, Jo-
seph B. Foltz, Anna v Heineman, Chas.
B. Potter, all of st. Paul, were discharg-
ed from bankruptcy by Judge Lochren
Yesterday.
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ruptcy of William Cunningham came M
before Judge Lochren yesterday morning.
ATTORNEY Fred A. Reed. on behalf of
James Talcott. appeared and objected to
the compromise. The amounts of the
claims of the obiecting creditors are com
Daratively small. The court gave the OBJ
1ectors ten DAYS within which to file their
objections in writing, after which rcf
cree will be appointed to take the testi-
mony and submit the same to the court.
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Daniel G.. Parker, respondent. VS.. The
MINNEAPOLIS & ST. louis r z Cnnnar,1
TO HANDLE -FOUR ESTATES.
Administrations Appointed by Judge
OF Probate Court.

w. NJ. Canty and Tilghman Johnston
Yesterday filed a petition in the probate
court for the appointment of ]. F. His
Gher as administrator of the estate OF
- 1Ii2aoeth G. Judd. who died at New Cas-
ertY in Ramsey county valued at $4,000
Lucy Weber was yesterday appointed
eeXecutrix Of the estate of Charles e,
weber 6v Judge Bazille, of the probate
court Bonds were fixed at 81. 900 Tho
petition shows $4,000 real and $1,000 per-
sonal property. The special administra-
tor turned over to the executrix So, ,966 21
Judge BaZille yesterday appointed g.
III. Baily administrator of the &c Ate of
Frank w. Bailey, with a bond of $4,000
Lawrence Moriarty was named admin
1strator of the estate of Margaret Mort
artv oY Judge Bazille. of the probate
court. Yesterday The bond was fixeJ OF
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-08

The electrical workers held their regu-
lar meeting last night in Assembly halls.
TWO members were initiated and two ap-
plications received and referred to the in
vestigating committee.
A delegation of six from the Minneapo--
lis local union, No. 4, was present, and
extended a cordial invitation to the mem
bers of the st. Paul union to attend their
ball, which will be held May 49,
Trade was reported good. The receipts
were SIG, and expenses of $S were al
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-08

adjusted. A special meeting of the jour
neymen was held last night, at which a
delegation from the Master Plasterers'
the way of a settlement was achieved.
The bosses have no fault to find with
the wage scale presented by the Journey
men, but they insist on a stipulation in
for members of the Master Plasterers'
association only. The journeymen will
not consent to this, maintaining they
have a right to work for employers who
do not belong to the Master Plasterers'
q association
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-08
THEIR ANNUAL DINNER.
FOundrymen Gather About the Fes-
tive Board Again


After discussing an elaborate menu at
the Windsor last night, representatives
of the principal iron foundry interests in
st. Paul and Minneapolis went into ex-
ecutiVe session and discussed a number
of different matters pertaining to the con-
dition of the iron trade and phases of
local business and competition. The oc-
casion was the annual dinner of the
Twin City Foundrymen's association, an
organization formed little more than a
year ago. The membership consists of
Twin City business men in the foundry
business.
twenty-five members gathered for the
dinner, and there were no guests. At
the conclusion of the dinner, the presi-
dent opened an informal discussion of
business matters, in which he referred
both to the affairs of the association and
general business conditions. A regular
session of the association was then con-
vened, at which routine business was
transacted and trade matters discussed s,
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-08
Carried a skeleton Key.

A stranger giving the name Of John j.
Dickson, arrested by officer Christopher
son at Twelfth and Robert streets, last
evening, on the charge of drunkenness
and yagrancy, will be required to give a
satisfactory account of himself-when he
comes around today. He had in his pos
session a skeleton key apparently hav-
ing been filed down to fit most any kind
of lock, and piece of wire fashioned
into a delicate hook. 49,.
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ed? But they have been saying the. same
thing for some time past. Beyond that I
nave been mentioned know nothing ]
am merely soldier of the church and
will go where my commanding Officey
sends me, and do the work he orders.
That IS really all that 1 can say as to
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DEATHS.
IN THE STATE.

IN THE STATE.
SMALL-In Winona, Mimi. Saturday,
May 5, of uraemic poisoning, Mrs. }. l..
Small, aged thirty-one years.
KARMANY-In Mankato, Mimi, Friday,
May 4, of paralysis Mrs L. S. Kar-
many, aged twenty-one years.
MANN-In Austin, Mimi, Thursday, May
8, Charles Mann, aged sixty years.
BARNEY-In Jackson, Mimi. Tuesday,
May l, Mrs. NJ. S. Barney, aged sixty
years.
/, Joseph Coe, aged eighty-six years.
Forest Cemetery has the only Crema-
tory in the Northwest. The cost of Gre
nation is $25. Lots and graves at right
prices. The Cemetery is reached by the
Mississippi street car. A. Ambrosini
Supt. Tel. Main 571.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-08
ERRORS G LOWER COURTS
POINTS OUT TWO OF
THEM
HENNEPIN JUDGE REVERSED
In Indictment for EmbezzIement
Justice Collins Holds Owner
ship Must Be Set Out
and Proved.

Justice Collins filed a decision in the
supreme court yesterday reversing the
order of the Hennepin county district
John P. Nelson.
Nelson was indicted on a charge of
grand larceny for appropriating $241 60 be-
longing to the estate of Andrew G. Pc
terson, for whom he was assignee Mel
son hled a demurrer on the ground that
the Indictment was invalid in that it al
legged Peterson was the owner of the
money and did not state that he was.
The district court overruled the de-
murrer. The supreme court held this
was an error and remands the case for
further proceedings. The following is the
syllabus:
State of Minnesota, plaintiff, VS.. John P.
Nelson, defendant.
SYLLABUS. The same rules with refer
ence to the property embezzled and the
ownership thereof, apply in case of en-
pezzlement as apply in case of larceny.
Cn-ess the pIeader is released from this
eXactness by special statute the goods
ana the ownership must be set out in the
Indictment and proved with the same ex-
act completeness as in larceny.
Z. IN an indictment for an embezzle-
1nent 1t was alleged that the defendant
mad appropriated and embezzled a stated
sum OF money which came into his pos
session as the assignee of one Peterson,
VINO, had made an assignment to defend
ant for the benefit of his creditors under
the statute. 1t was also alleged posi-
lively that said Peterson was the owner
OF the money when so embezzled and
there were no further allegations as to
the ownership. Held that the court err
ed in overruling a general demurrer to
the Indictment. Order reversed.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-08
NOTICE 70 The FUFLIG.
w a q MING !
SGhoGh'S Best Soar,

Stein & Co. last Friday advertised
6choch,s sT;hvS soap (our name stamped on
said that the soap was made for us by
Peet Bros, of Kansas CITY. but "for
some some reason Peet Bros. refused to de-
1Ver the goods, etc, etc. Peet Bros.
dld deliver the goods, but we
refused to take them. The soa6
advertised by Stein & Co. is not equal
TO SCHOCHS BEST SOAP" made
expressly for, sold by and advertised bv
us: The public is warned not to bnyy
THIS this, soap for SCHOCHS BEST, for it is
NOT Schoch's Best. .
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-08
GRAND JURY NINE SHORT.
Opening Of May Term of District
Court,

The MAY term of the district court
opened Yesterday morning. Judge Lewis
called the calendar and made the follow
ing assignments; Judges Kelly and Otis,
Jury cases: Judges Brill and Lewis couri
cases: Judge Bum. criminal cases, ami
Judge Jaggard in chambers
Judge Bunn called the roll of the grand
Jury and excused the following juTymen
for cause:
E. P. Bessford. 0. o. Cullen, George
THOMPSON. S. H. Dyer and c. R. Croft.
on account of sickness; Henry F. Upham,
over the age of service; E. H Hobe,
alien. and Leon Fl. Bachelor a teacher.
The court ordered a special venire OF
nine for 10 o'clock this morning.
Albert Craig did not respond, ana the
court directed an attachment issued for
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-08

NEW YORK. May Fire tonight de-
stroyed a large section of the docks and
sheds of the New Jersey Storage com
company's constable hook works. eau ng
a property loss of $500, ,O00 There is sam3
suspicion that the fire was started by
strikers. who for the past week have
been troublesome at the oil works and at
the Oxford Copper works. which adioin
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-08
Promised tn Re Cool

Kenneth Puterbaugh, a frightened
newsboy, arraigned in the police court
yesterday on the charge of stealing pa
pers, was soundly lectured by Judge Hine
and released pending good behavior. The
case was continued to June g. and mean
time the youngster will be under the eye
of Probate Officer Bingham.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-08
socin1 sctence Assoeia.ia

WASHINGTON. May THE general
meeting of 1900 of the American : Dciai
Science association began here tonight
and will continue through Friday. The
meeting promises to be an unusually in
teresting one.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-08
CIgarmakers' Accounts Correct.

The finance committee of the cigar
makers union held their regular monthly
meeting last night and examined the
books and reports of the officers, all of
which were found satisfactory.
The treasurer's report showed the re-
ceipts for the last month to be $204 and
expenses $109.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-08
Fer check was stolen.

The police are looking for some one
who Yesterday stole a check belonging to
Miss Clara N. Kellogg. The check was
stolen from the Central high school, 1t
was drawn on a Minneapolis bank and
signed by Martha B. West.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-08
ARCHBISHOP KEANE TALKS.
Says His RumOred Selection for Du-
bunne See Is GueksMOrI1.

buque See Is GuesswOrk.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, May 7.-Archbish-
op Keane, who is in the city, knows
nothing definite regarding the report
from New, York that he will be appoint
ed to fill the vacancy caused in the archi-
episcopal see at Dubuque by the death
of Archbishop Hennessy.
II do not think they are saying that 1
am to receive the appointment" he said.
tonight. AT least, if they are, it is all
ing more. My name is mentioned for
appointment, that is true, and has been,
ever since the death of Archbishop Hen
messy, but 50 are others, and who in the
world can tell whether l will be appoint
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-08

The office of the state dairy commits
sioner s will be kept open between the
nc hours or noon and 1 O'Clock until May Is,
licenses. ~ ooHi : :
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Fully Advised for ,rnr

A young man giving the name of D.
McAllister was fined $40 bv Judge I5ine
Yesterday for "scorching'' on the sum
nit avenue bicycle path. McAllister told
the court that he did not know fast rid
ing was against the law.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-08
TaiIors Initiate Two.

Two new members, Oscar Skoog and 7.
ORourke, were admitted at the regular
monthly meeting Of the Tailors' union
last night.
A proposition from the Minnesota Tail
oring company in reference to the use Of
the union label was declined. 1t was re-
ported certain shop in the city was
employing nonunien men, and a commit
tee of three was appointed to investigate
the matter.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-08
Inspection of street Lights.

The regular sernf-annual inspection of
street lights, will be commenced tomor-
row under the supervision of the board
unnecessary will be discontinued. and
there is no appeal from the decision of
the board. u
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-08
MiIltia Oalcer Resirns

Adjt. Gen. Lambert received yesterday
the resignation of Capt. Edward r. Sti-
rers ved,f, reglmental aadjutant of the Third
regiment. Capt. Stivers resigned owing
to his leaving the state.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-08
Trout shinneh Norm

supt. Norman, of the fish hatchery, yes
terday shipped $4,000 trout to Duluth to
be distributed through the streams by
the Game Protective association. Another
shipment will be made at an early day
to DR.. Bird, at Two Harbors.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-08
Rowed Home From Hastings.

K K. Johnson, of 1875 Water street,
whose boat was stolen recently, yester-
day identified the craft at Hastings, and
rowed back in it to him home, arriving
at 10 o'clock last night.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-08

Messrs. Wheelock and Chamberlain
We're the only ones that answered the roll
call last night at the park board meeting.
and an adjournment until this evening
was taken.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-08

bakery Goods-Ours are baked fresh
Galiy for people who appreciate the best
Bread Schochs homemade, best,
per loaf ...... ............. Az
Doughnuts, fresh home-mode, per doz Sc
Buns. fresh homemade, per doz.. 81
Pineapples, fresh, each .... 15c
Wintergreen Berries, quarts. ........ 25c
Baking Powder, S-oz. can Highest
quality Cream of Tartar. zoe
absolutely pure)
Rhubarb, Minnesota, per bunch. 10
onions, green, per bunch. 1c
Coffee, Palmer House" Java and
Mocha, per pound ................. 25c
Coffee, Schoch's Private Growth. per
Pouhu 49,. ...... ................... 4Oc
Butter BIB jars Dairy, per pound. Ice
Cheese, full Cream, per pound. .. 10c
butter, and 5-lb. jars Crown Brand
per pound 49,. ............... 90
strained Honey, tumblers. 95o
Holland Herring. new, per key. g1c
Washing Powder, 4-pound package. 1Sc
flsh Pudding, S-pound Cam. 20o
Lard, pure, per pound ... o.
nam fresh smoked, sugar-cured. per
Flayoring Extracts-Use scbocb,s ,rhe,,
are are absolutely the purest and strongest ~
the market. sest III
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-08
READY TO HEAR APPEALS.
Spring Term of United States Court
Opens.

The spring term of the United States
circuit court of appeals opened yesterday
with Judges Caldwell, Sanborn and Thay-
eT on the bench. A number of petitions
for rehearing on cases decided were de-
MED
The following attorneys were admitte
to practice before the court: William H.
Blodeett Albert Smith. James H. Miller,
!. e. Lambert and w. c.. Ong
The Court Yesterday heard arguments
In the case of the United States against
the Union Pacific Railway company, a
case begun in 1895. before the road went
into the hands of a receiver. The action
relates to right of way through Tn,
Indian reservation.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-08
WILL GET GOOD PAY.
Men Who Have Handled the PM
man Estate

man Estate.
CHICAGO, May THE final report of
the executors of the estate of the late
Georse M. Pullman is expected to be filed
IN the probate court this week 1t is be-
ieved the report will show that the o.
tate which amounted to something over
NOO0,O0O when the will was filed. has
grown to 600 under the adminisfra-
ton of Robert T. Lincoln and Norman
=. Ream, the executors. The compensa-
tlon Oh the executors for handling the es-
tate VIII be more than half a million dol
lars N'A
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-08
Landreth's Fresh Garden Seeds

Mince Meat, 2-lb can... O.
Prunes, lbs. large French. OK
eanerkraut, Schoch's Golden
Thread" per gallon X,
tBring your own pails)
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-08
FRANKFORT SEEKS GUTET.
GoebeI Suspects Go to Georgetow,
and Soldiers to CO uo

and Soldiers to Go Home.
FRANKFORT, Ky, May THE five
prisoners, Powers, Youtsey, Davis, Whit
taker and Combs, charged with beino 80
cessories to the Goebel murder wboeo
cases have been transferred to George
town. in July, for trial, will be taken
there tomorrow
The county officials will unite in a re-
quest to Gov. Beckham asking him to
send the Democratic soldiers home as
soon as the prisoners leave here.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-08

Flour-Schoch's xxx first nater+ 10
absolutely the best, strongest and whitest
Hour in the market; it makes more
winter and better bread than anv other
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-08

Don't wait until 1t goes up again; or
der 'Pillsbury's Best now. 81 Der SAX
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-08

In re estate of Michael Burns, deceased,
F. A. Gilman as Administrator appel
liant, VS.. Cora Maud Maxwell, respond
dent.
Syllabus-Claims against the estate of
deceased person founded on contract
must be presented to the probate court
Tor allowance in accordance with the
statute G. S. 189, sec. 4509, 45l1 1t is not
within the power of an administrator to
waive compliance with the statute, paw
claim himself, and then, long after the
same had been barred, present it as a
debit in his final account and have it
allowed by the court
T. What course is to be pursued if a
claim against an estate is founded in
tort IN order to secure it's payment out
OF the funds in the hands Of an admins
traitor is not decided. Nor is the exact
nature Of the claim in question determin-
ed, but it is held that if in tort il must
have been based on an injury to the per
son of the original claimant and under
the statute, sec. 5,912, the cause of ac-
ton died with the person of the deceased
party.
g. Held, that certain findings of fact in
respect and adverse to the claim made by
the administrator that certain money and
property had been Advanced by the
deceased in his lifetime to one of his
daughters were supported by the evil
dence.
A. Held, that the district court erred
IN one of its conclusions of law wherein
1t IT ordered Judgment against the admnis-
traitor for the respondents costs and dis
purSemeHts. order reversed.
Collins, ].
c: c.. Reid, w. F. Roche and Thomas
Reld; as copartn@rs as Reid & Roche
appellants, vs.. The Northwestern I'm
plement and Wagon Company. re-
SpOndent.
"A written order addressed to a party
and directing shipment of goods, such
oTder being subject to approval at YOUR
once, is nothing more than a condition
al offer to purchase. To become q valid
enforc1ble contract it must be approved
or accepted by the party to whom it is
addressed, and the party signing the
same must be notified of the approval or
acceptance within a reasonable time
In the case at bar there was no formal
approval or acceptance of the order.
Held, that certain acts on the mart Of
the officers of the corporation to whoTo
the order was addressed and conversa-
tlon with one of the officers were in
sulnclent to show approval or acceptance
Oiuer dinrmed. Collins ].
Daniel G.. Parker, respondent. VS. Tho
Minneapolis & ST. Louis r. r. Companv
appellant. -'
Syllabus-The word owner includes onv
person who has use of, control or occu-
patIon OF real estate whether his in
tereSt IN 1t is an absolute fee or an es-
tate Tor years under a lease. A tenant
for term of years is an owner of the
property within the general or nonuia =
meaning of the word, and he NAV prom
erly allege himself to be the owner in
an action of complaint in an Indictment
brought against his landlord. Order
affirmed. -CoIlinc
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-08
Hundred-Thousand-Douar Fire

Everybody can afford to use pills
bury's Best Flour at 81 per 9S- -Ib sack
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-08
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Main StOre...........7th and Broadway
Uptown Store.........Library Building