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The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-01
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.


HORSEMEN,
BREEDERS,
SPECULATORS.
Watch for our second great consign-
ment of hardy Western horses, con-
ssting of brood mares, driving, delivery
and draft horses. This will be the sec
ond shipment of the 5000 head that we
have arranged for consignment to US
from the famous ranchers of Washing
ton and Montana. They will be sold at
auction to the highest bidders without
reserve and regardless of value at our
Midway Sale Stables at 10 a. m. We'd
nesday, June 6. This great bunch of
horses are in prime condition and will
be worthy of the attention of horsemen
breeders and spectators throughout
the country.
BARRETT &. ZIMMERMAN,
Midway Horse Market, on Interurban
Car Line. Between ST. Paul and Mime
apolis.
CHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE-One hun
dred and fifty head of horses taken on
chattel mortgage must be sold regard
less of value; can be seen at Barrett &
Zimmerman's Midway Horse Market, St.
Paul 4
FOR sALE-Two pairs carriage horses: :
hackney, young and stylish. H E.
Thompson. 3S3 Woodward aV
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BOOKKEEPER-Y man would like
a position as stenographer and assistant
bookkeeper; moderate salary accepted
where there is a chance for advance
ment Address b. Room 318, New York
Life building
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The amount of the capital stock Of
said corporation shall be Thirty Five
Thousand Dollars ($85,O0o), and shall be
divided into $50 shares. Of One Hundred
Dollars G1OO) each, and issued and paid
in as the Board Of Directors Of said cor
poration shall determine.
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WE. THE UNDERSIGNED, HEREBY
associate ourselves together for the
purpose CT becoming a corporation, under
and by virtue Of the laws Of the State Of
Minnesota, and do hereby adopt and sign
the following articles of Incorporation:
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BOOKKEEPER-C and expert
enced bookkeeper wants position. N
1877, Globe
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WANTED-Christian man to qualify tor
permanent position here or home coun,
ty; $500 yearly; enclose self-addressed
stamped envelope to General Manager,
care NJ 191 Globe.
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EDWIN N. WARE. (sealJ
GEORGE B. WARE. (Seal)
HOWARD F. WARE. (Seai)
In presence of
Geo. w. Markham,
Edward A. Knapp.
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The name Of this Corporation shall be
Fhe MOntrose Company.
The general nature of the business of
the corporation shall be buying, owning,
improving, selling. leasing and dealing in
lands, tenements, and hereditaments,
real, mixed and personal estate and prop
erty; and building, buying, selling, leas-
ing and operating apartment houses
The principal place Of transacting said
business shall be st. Paul, Minnesota.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
Ramsey-ss.
On this oath day of Nav. 1900. personally
appeared before me Edwin NJ Wars.
George b. Ware and Howard 2. Ware,
to me known to be the same persons
who executed the foregoing instrument,
and each for himself did acknowledge
that he executed the same freely and
voluntarily for the uses and pllrposes
therein expressed.
GEO. W. MARKHAM
(Notarial Seal) Notary Public,
Ramsey County, Minnesota.
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WISCONSIN CENTRAL R'Y co.
City Office. 373 Robert st. Phone No. GOA.
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Ticket Office $50 Robert 81. ,Pbonc "a

Ticket Office AGO Robert Street Tel Main %
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Said corporation shall commence on the
fifth day of June, 1900, and the period OF
its continuance shall be thirty years.
ARTTCT z TIT
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Leave All 1-rai,z Uou,, Arrive
st. Paul All te'i"7 N''S' st Paul
Eau Claire, Chip. Falls
s:00am Milwaukee ard Chicago s:15am
7:4opmI Oshkosh. Nil. and chill 5:Oop1
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ST. PAUL g. DULUTH r. r.
Union Depot. "Dally TEX Sunday.
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Ly+ s:sG am Trains for Duluth Ar +7:!s am am
".1I:ISpm and Superior. '6:3o pm
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And they shall hold office until the an
nual meeting Of the Board Of Directors
for the year 1901, or until their success
sors are elected in their stead
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ARTICLE VI.

The annual meeting of the Board of Di-
rectors of this corporation shall he held
at its principal office in st. Paul imme-
diately after. the adjournment of each
annual meeting Of said stockholders.
sist of Edwin NJ. Ware, George b. Ware
and Howard F. Ware, who shall hold Of
flee until the annual meeting of the cor
poratiOn for the year 1901, or until their
successors are elected in their stead
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OACHMAN-Wanted frst-class coach
man; one who understands horses thor
oughly and a competent man in every
way Apply at 347 Robert st
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-09-05
MANILA CASUALTY LIST
Long List of Casualties Report,
Gen. Macarthur,

washington, September 4-Go
IArUnur latest casualty list is as -, VAC
manila September 8.-FolIovv,,,- >---o'' VS.
occurred since last report: ~s1'0 ns
Oysentery-August 81. Co. eas
49, drst Sergeant Henry S. Boorga,.,.
1osusO ~, Oo.A' 18th infantry, Sere~ea
,n gll,rlon 0roUh; August 20, Co. p -
- ,ra, John Anderson; Julv % -
~ 4'On infantry, Thomas Hen6a,.. ~
[NugusC ~ Co. ID, 22d infantry. T ---~-I !,
Uulloni august 20, Co. G, nth tnxe
Tilil''ln H. Estes Co. A, s9th ir4a--t
Conn 0ertz; August %, Co. Ic - = - >
,p'n'ly' benjamin Franks; Aur,s. o.. -
49, 49, - o. infantry, James Minnine~. -
~oUn, 20. K, 18th infantry. Joee,,, ! '1 =
rauley August 10, Co. L, 9th ms -
george Mautte; June tx. 90. q 49, -
lantry' Ulysses G. McCloud IL
1l "a 10th, COG, 47th tnrsn
Oly' Corporal Frank @. Smith. - -
.4On' Co.. sSd infantry Sidney I c., $50
august 10Th, Co. F, Both infan INV - -.
1'lllnger; August 20, Co. b, 4go me- -
Addison E.Knifrer. Ia q Il e1y
1yphold Fever-August %, Co. NJ o7s+
infantry Corp. John W. Mardna-. 49, r---s1
oOn' Troop =, 18th cavalry, Edward c.
Olson. 'AS' John
Malarial fever-August Goth. 70
" 40th infantry, Charles Y. wxo1os.
August S2d, Co. A, 49th infantry $50 800
Baton. Iehry
Fneumonia-August 81 Co. I 4stb
infantry, William Smith.
oepticaemia-August goth. Co NJ s.,z
infantry, Corp. Victor Leroy.
a Nephr1tis-August Goth. Co. T. 7z+,,
8 lnlan1ry' William II. Kingery.
q oplenitis-August 25th, Co. b. s74b IN
a Iantry. Edward A. Grove.
g Observation-Disclosures 80, Co. K ga
: infantry, Victor A. Poole
q Brlght's disease-Co. d, 88d infan4,-v
George W. Heath. } ,
It Variola-August 20, Augustus Rilas
"a DroWned-August 18th, Co. A. 4sfb IN
q 1antry' John Fuller; Cox, 4Sth fnfar4,,.T-
James Sanders.
.o Allied by comrade-August 10th. Go. r,
u 495h Infantry, James a. Green.
nj Killed by native prisoner r7o,,st
j. l1th' Co. G, Goth infantry, James n
- Burgey.
e. Accidental fall-August %, Co. z.
"a o41h infantry. James M, Ryan.
ID Homicide-August 9th, Co. I, s5th IN
IL ianery' William A.Weakly.
oe Suicide by hanging-August 28d. Co.
20 " SD Infantry, Joe Marek.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-09-05
BRIT ISL SQUADRON.
Queens Fighting Machines Arrive at
Bar HarbOr.

Bar Harbor, September A number
OF her Brittanic Majesty's lighting ma
chimes came to Bar Harbor today to par
ticipate IN the naval demonstration to
which the citizens of this section and the
summer residents have looked forward
with considerable interest for some time
Flying the flag of Vice Admiral Bedford
at the fore. and the ensign of Great
Britain at the stern, 81. M. S. Crescent,
the flagship of the British North Atlantic
squadron, steamed at half speed into the
inner harbor at 9. 30 clock, closely fol-
lowed by the Psyche, Tribune and Inde.
fatigibIe. The vessels were preceded by
the torpedo boat destroyer Quail.
When the flagship arrived abreast of
Sheep Porcupine island the ships, form
ing a column of tours on signal. passed
in perfect line to their berths, anchoring
with the flagship, At $50 o'clock the
guns OF the flagship thundered out a ma
tionaI salute with the stars and stripes
Hying at the masthead. The flagship, sa-
lutte of 81 guns was answered Immediate
" by the U. S. s. New York, which had
run up a British ensign at the main.
Rear Admiral Farquhar, with his staff,
in a 70 cared barge, then visited the Cres-
cent. The rear admiral was received on
the quarter deck by the British vice adj
niraI, his staff and the captains of his
ships. After a brief chat of welcome Rear
Admiral Farquhar returned to his barge,
receiving as she lay off the flagship
starpoard bow a salute OF IS guns.
Vice Admiral Bedford returned the
visit at once. He was received in a like
manner by Rear Admiral Farquhar, bis
staff and the captains of the American
warships.
Captain @. COlville of the Crescent, In
speaking of the run to this port, said
ave left Halifax at O'Clock yesterday
morning ana came along at good speed
until we ran into a thick fog off the
coast, when we slowed up q Bit"
Rear Admiral Upshur and the commit
tee in charge of the arrangements for tn
weeks festivities, visited Vice Admira
Bedford during the forenoon. All con
oerned were agreeable to the plans for
reception to all the Off GERS of both squad
ons by the townsfolk. The reception W a
rheld this afternoon.
This evening Vice Admiral Bedfor
and the American and British captain
|, are to be entertained at dinner on boar
the New York.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-09-05
PORTLAND ACADEMY.

FAN term begins September at the rooms in
Baxter building. Pupils of both sexes received.
Private pupils are received afternoon and eve
hing For further particulars inquire OF
MISS E. A. FILES, Principal.
Residences 100 Free st.
Portland Aug. %. 1900. aug27eod4w
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-09-05
Trustees Sale OF Valuable Prop
erty at Public Auction. >

The Trustees for the benefit of the bond
holders OF the Portland Automatic Scale Com
pany VIII sell at public auction, at SO Kennebec
street, FOrlland, Maine, the former office OF the
company, on THURSDAY the twenty-seyenth day
OF September, 1900 at 2.3O O'Clock p M, all the
patents, patterns, models, manufactured
machines and stock in process of manufacture
belonging to said company at the time said
trustees took posessiOl thereof for the pur-
poses OF foreclosure The manufactured
aehlnes include finished package scales oil
scales, Oil meters, oil closets, and many frames
ana pats OF unfinished machines. The patents
are strong and have many years to run. The
patterns are mplete for the manufacture Of
the several machines. Terms cash at time Of
sale, August 2Tth. 1900.
BET6 II n LFA 6R BEE, Trustees.
aug29dtd
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-09-05
PUNK AND TOBACCO.
The LATTER WAS BLAMED FOR THE
WORK OF THE FORMER.

For the Visitor to Chinatown strove.
with Strong Sense of Humor, to
Play Joke on the Man with the
Cigarette.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-09-05
A LITTLE BOER WAR.
Sensational Incident At
Bar Harbor.
COttager HOSTS Flag Of Transvaal
Republic.
Because British Fleet
Was In Harbor.
Selectman Wood HauIs the Flag
Down.

Bar Harbor, September 4.-Just after
the British ships dropped anchor in the
harbor this morning an incident Of
more than ordinary interest occurred
near the shore path, where the crowds
had gathered to witness the arrival of the
fleet. Edward Van Ness of New York,
had erected on his lawn front of the
anchorage of the British ships a fifty
foot pole, and shortly before the arrival
Of the fleet, he swung to the breeze a
large Beer flag and then made an address
to his friends who had assembled. The
news of the flag raising was soon the
talk OF the town and to say that the
people were angry is putting it very mild
ly. A dozen volunteered to cut the pole
down without further ceremony. Adj
miral Upshur was particularly vehement
IN his denunciation of the man and the
deed. Charles II. Wood, chairman of the
board of seIectmen, called on Mr.. Van
Ness and politely requested that the flag
be taken down, as 1t was considered an
insult to the British who had accepted
our invitation to come here on a friend
" visit. Mr.. Van Ness refused to grant
the request, whereupon Mr.. Wood re.
turned to the Gentlsmen's club wherI
the excitement was at high fever, an6
held council OF war. 1t was unani
mousIy decided that the flag must come
{ down at once particularly as the tw'
T Admiral were soon to lunch at an al
joining cottage.
Chairman Wood, together with DIR. J
r Madison Taylor, representing the boar,
of trade and two police officers, returne
to the Van Ness cottage and renewe
the request to have the flag removed
Again the owner OF the flag declared tina
~ he would never haul it down and defie
the officers to remove It. Quite a crow
x had gathered to listen to his addres
40 against the British and their methods.
When he had finished, Mr.. Voc
stepped out to where the pole was erscte
and himself applied the knife to the ha
yards, and the Boer standard foated
> earth amid the cheers of those assem- ble
The flag was taken to the police st
ton, where it is now held.
Mr.. Van Ness is New Yorker al
was one of the committee to receive Il
Boer commissioners when they visit
this country. He has been requested
resign from the Gentlemen's club ar
. invitations to the private functions e
= ready issued have been cancelled.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-09-05
CITY OF PORTLAND.
no lAe EIectors 81 sald cl1y:

Notice is hereby given that the Board of Req.
lstratlon OF Voters viii be in session at room
nuinDsred eleven (l1), City Building, nine days
Tor the purpose of receiving evidence of the
quatli d13 stion OF yofers, beginning Monday Au-
g4lst ~, 2lth' and closing Wednesday, September
5th, 1909. Hours-3 sessions daily:
O'Clock a. IA. o o'clock D, m.
3oclock p m. 10 5 o cock D. m,
Z O'Clock until 9 O'Clock in the evening
excepting on the last day of said session
WEDNESDAY, the fifth when it will not be in
session afer5 O'Clock i'll The afternoon.
During said lime said Board viii revise ana
correct the Voting Lists and the Wardens of
sad city s4al be governed by said revised ana
corrected Lists, and no name shall be added to
or stricken from said Lists, on said day of cleo
ton and no person shall Vote at any election
whose name is not on said Lists; but the
Board OF Registration Will be in session Sep
TENDER tbs 10Th, the day of election for the cor
reetlon OF errors that may have occurred dur
AUGUSTUS F. GERRISH, Board of
JAMES N READ, Registration
ROBERT e. AHERN of Voters.
Portland, August 81, 1900.
aug21dtSep6
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-09-05
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

The copartnership heretofore existing be-
tween Samuel H. Pike and Otto Mariner, who
nave been engaged IN buying and selling junk
at Nos 10, II and II Center ST.. Portland, un-
der the firm name of S. II. Pike & Co. has this
day been dissolved by mutual CONSENT of the
partners. All claims and demands due to the
late firm viii be collected and paid by the said
Otto Mariner.
In the future the same business will be-
carried on by F. o. Mariner & Co., who will be
pleased to receive the patronage Of customers
OF the late firm,
Portland, August 81, 1900
SAMUEL II. PIKE,
sep3d3te OTTO MARINER.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-09-05
HILL A SMEAR.
Mr. Croker Evidently Very Cross with
Ex-senator.


New York, September MIR. Croker
on his arrival at the Hoffman house to-
day spoke unreservedly as follows of SEN
ator HILLS speech delivered yesterday in
Troy: ICY IL
Mr.. Hill attacked me in his speech.
lie did not come right out and attack me
by name but he did so Indirectly. THAT'S
his style Of doing business. He did the
same thing six years ago and when I
charged him with it he denied that he
meant me. Mr.. Hill never does thinos
IN the open. He always hides behind
something and leaves a loop-hole to crawl
out OF. He is deceitfuI, tricky and
couldn't tell the truth if he wanted to
He is picayune politician, a peanut
politician and he wouldn't be a captafn
of district if he lived in New York
city.
"Iammany hall won't have a deceit
full, untruthful, sneak like Dave Hin in
Its organization. 1t it wasn't for these
things, would have recognized. Dave
Hill as leader long ago. What we want
In a leader, is man who is brave and
with the courage to stand by what he
means and not go sneaking around in
the dark and hiding anything. Take
Senator Murphy, for instance. You can
believe what he says. He does not say
one thing one day and lie about it the
next, He says what he means and stands
by 1t. There is no sneak in him. And
Coler is just like Hill He did the same
thing in his articles -
Mr.. CROKER denied the story that State
Senator McCarren yenU over 10 BrooIrIvT,
yesterday to see Mclaughlin and reported
back to him (Croker), the result of the
| interview and added:
Senator McCarren saw Mr.. BTcIaueh-
lin. There is no reason why he should
not call on him. 1 did not send him
over and he did not reDort hack To ma -
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-09-05
GOLF TOURNAMENT.
Preliminary Play Far Champ,onsh,n
of Maine.

The preliminary medal NAV 20 bolo.
III Che tournament for the champion
snip Oh the state, was played yesterday
AFTERNOON on the Portland links. OnIy
three players from out OF town appeared
al0hough number OF others had en-
tered.
Ihe players from out of town were
Messrs. Q. Q. Bolton and montgomery
Ogoen OF the Owascoag club, and Mr..
ID. w. Cakes OF Auburn.
The scores for 36 holes are as follows:
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-09-05
CONNECTICUT REPUBLICANS

New Haven, Conn.,, September A.
without hutter of excitement ana with
practically no enthusiasm so far as it an
peared on the surface the Republicans of
connecticut assembled in state conven
zion In this city tonight to prepare, by
temporary organization, for the session
OF tomorrow when candidates for state
oInces will be nominated and residential
electors named.
The delegates were detained less than
an nour and half and Congressman
CHARLES A. Russell, in his capacity as
temporary chairman, occupied 60 minutes
OF the 80 with his address. This finished
various committees were appointed
county and district caucusss were called
and the convention adjourned to meet to-
morrow and the strenuous work OF nre-
pairing for tomorrow's promised senea-
tional fight went on.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-09-05
CONGREssMAN MOODY AT PARIs
WPECIAL no THE PREgs.7

West Psris, September 4 Hon. VIM
Il. Moody OF Massachusetts, addressed a
good sized audience at Dunham's hall
tonight on the political issues of the day.
Mr.. Moody reminded the people that they
must bear in mind that the silver issue
OF 10 to was just as binding as in 1896.
He dwelt most on territorial expansion
and In part, said that while the Demo-
cratic party were now using the Philip
pine question as part Of their platform
that Mr.. Bryan came to Washington and
urged the Democrats there to vote for
the ratification of the treaty. Mr.
Moody paid high tribute to Maine also
to Hon. Thomas B. Reed and orr own
deceased Hon. Nelson Dingley.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-09-05
Man as He Is.

Many a man who when out is shrewd,
at home Is beshrewed. Accordingly,
many man when single is dude and
when married subdued. iris better TO
investigate before you invest. else yonr
autobiography autonotbiography. Just
because man isn't single is no indica-
ton that he's twins. and because he is
not considered SO many" as to be plural
orten makes him feel singular.-W inona
Lake dnd-) Assembly ReYiew.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-09-05

Inc Hrs5 eight qualified to play for
the Maine championship Gun. and the
drawings are as follows: Howl NC poIS
ton, Ellis VS.. Emerson; Ogden VS. Rates
Cakes VS.. Eaton. 20 -7'00S'
For the consolation prize there are
only three contestants. q .
Mr. FERRIS was drawn to play Mr.
EoWar rs Mr.. z. w. Carney drew a
bye. Play begins at 10. 30 today.
The sun., 1900-03-07
General Markets.

New York, March 6.
FLOUR-State and western inactive and
easy on spring wheat brands; Minnesota pat
ents ST. 7a3.9O; winter straight S3.40a350 win
ter extras, S2.60a2.9O; winter patents, S360a
3.S5.
WHEAT-Opened steady on better English
cables than expected, sold off under break
at Chicago and bearish home crop news, but
rallied at noon on covering; May, 7l9saI2c.;
July, 7lAa121sc.
RYE-Steady; state, 5sa50c, c. i. f., New
York. car lots; No. western, 6334c., +. o. b.
atloat.
CoRN--Dull, but steady on cables and
smaller receipts at Chicago than estimated;
May, 80 3-16a395Sc.
OATS-Dull, but steady; track, white state,
3la;5c.; track, white, WESTERN 3la35c.
PORK-Quet; mess, SlO75a1l.95 family,
Sl3al3.50.
LARD-Steady; prime western steam,
5l0c.
BUrTER-Strong; state dairy, lsa25c.; state
creamery, 2ia2ir
CHEESE Firm; fancy, large, white, l}a
l3l4c.: tuncy, small, white, l3al34c.
EGGS-Weak and lower; State and Penn
syivania. at mark, l5lgal6c.; western, at mark,
15@c.
SuGAR-Raw steady; fair refining, l3-l6c.;
centrifugal. 81 test, Billie; refined irregular;
crushed, 5.6Gc.; powdered, 5.3Oc.
TURPENTINE- at 55Iaa56c.
MOLASSES-Steady; New Orleans, 44a55c.
RICE Steady; domestic, 41sa61@c.; Japan.
4%a5c.
TALLow- w-Quiet city, 53sc.; country, 59sa
51ac.
,HAY-steady; shipping, e5a7oc.: good to
choice. sOaSI19c.