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The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-09
MINNEAPOLIS BREVITIEs.

Arthur J. Farnsworth, chief engineer
Of the East Chester Electric Light COM
pany, who was injured recently by an
electrical shock at the companys plant
at Mount Vernon, is the eldest son of
Ezra FarnswOrth, of tnis city. He Is
not seriously injured.
State EntomolCgist Lugger has recently
returned from the flax fields of Clay
county, and reports that a dozen varieties
OF hopers are playing havoc with the
nelds Of that section. The elevator COM
panies have been asked to send a car of
kerosene to destroy the pests, so serious
has the situation become
The Mississippi Valley Lumberman, in
Its current issue, suggests that an effort
be made to clear the river beds and
maintains that it would be profitable, as
the value of the sunken logs in the Mis-
sIssippi and ST. CroiX rivers is placed at
$500 COO.
The public schools of Minneapolis clos
ed yesterday noon for the summer vaca-
tiOn.
The final account, together with a peti-
tion for the allowance of the same, has
been filed in the supreme court by @. S.
LanSdOn, administrator of the estate of
the late Judge J. NJ. Shaw. The total
value of the estate is $99, co., and after
paying all of the Indebtedness there is a
balance on hand of $76114.
The Virginia fire sufferers will receive
relief from Minneapolis. The committees
commenced work yesterday, and many
sent.
George German and George Morgan.
the two men arrested Wednesday by De
tectives Hicks and Smith, will be taken
TO Bronson, Mimi, to be tried for bur-
glarizinS a general store in that town.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-09
INSTRUCTED FOR BRYAN.
Colorado Democrats Finally Dispose
of Il PrOtracted Contest.

Colorado Democrats Finally Dispose
of Il PrOtracted Contest.
DENVER, June 8.-After two days ses-
sion in committee and az night sitting
of the credentials committee in a vain
effort to reach satisfactory settlement
between contesting delegations from this
(Arapahoe county, the Democratic state
convention late this afternoon, by an al
most unanimous vote, ended the contest
by throwing out both delegations.
Within an hour after this action was
taken the convention had finished its
labors and adjourned.
The delegations from Arapahoe county
headed respectively by Gov. c. S. Thomas
and Thomas ]. Maloney, state chairman
of the county central committee, and
these two gentlemen were both made
delegates-at-large to the Kansas City con-
ventiOn.
The following delegates and alternates
at large were selected by acclamation:
Delegates-GOv. Charles S. Thomas,
Denver; Thomas ]. Maloney, Denver;
A. T. Gunnell, Colorado Springs; Charles
Henkel, Pueblo.
MISUNDERSTANDING Heating, Denver;
w. A. Stuart, Jefferson county; ]. U.
Robson, Georgetown; C. D. Copp, Du-
range.
They were instructed to use every ef-
fort to secure the nomination of w. j.
Bryan for president, and the re-affirma-
tion Of the Chicago platform.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-09
sTILLWATER BUDGET.
Gov. Lind Spends a Day at the
State Prison.


Gov. Lind was an~interested visitor at
yesterdays meeting of the board of pris-
on managers. The governor came over
In the forenoon and spent almost the en-
conVersed with several bf the inmates,
and also visited the shops in the prison
yard. The board of managers granted
six paroles and transacted routine bust
ness. Ihe report of the miscellaneous
cash receipts for the month of May was
as follows: Received from all sources.
$l2,523.40, of which amount S, ,298 Sc was
for twine sales and $2,S56.75 for convict
were appropriated as follows: Current
expense, $3,224.4 A; revolving fund, So 29S 96.
The board Of county commissioners will
hold another special meeting next Thurs
DAY to again consider the fee charged by
Clapp & Mccartney, of st. Paul, in the
Bristol tax case. In the meantime At
torney General Douglass will be asked
70 give ms opinion as to whether or not
CIapp d Mccartney have a right to hold
back any part of the money. The com
mlsSlonerS and other county officials in
s1st that the entire amount of the judg-
ment should have been paid over to the
county, and that CIapp & Mccartney
claim. -, 80 ~: l-l
A force Of surveyors came here yester-
day and began surveying the proposed
extension of the street railway lines to
South Saltwater. Although it has been
reported that Messrs. Lowry and Good
I'LL WOulu NOT Dullu the South Saltwater
branch, indications now are that they
Will, and are getting ready to do so i'm
medlately. The village council at South
saltwater has granted them everything
asked for in the franchise, and will not
stand In the way of the Improvement
South saltwater is to have a box fac
tory very soon. Levine, Carlson &, Co.
have secured a suitable site for the fac
tory, and will begin work right away.
It is said they will employ a large num-
Der of men.
Thomas Shattuck, a member of the To-
cal police force who has been in poor
health for some time was taken sudden
Iy worse while on his beat Wednesday
evening, and Is said to be in a serious
condition, with but faint hopes of recoV-
cry.
The Elks of this city are preparing to
give a burlesque circus in this city June
10 and 10, and at a meeting held Wednes-
day evening the following additional
committees were appointed On parade,
L. S1monet, B. ]. Mosier and Abe Rohr-
back; on programme, ]. J. Eichten; press
agent, n. A. Nelson. large number of
tickets have already been sold and the
E!ks feel assured that the undertaking
Will prove a success.
The new boat being built on the Ievee
by d. NJ. Swain will be launched about
Wednesday of next week and as soon
as II is in the water Workmen will begin
the construction of steamer for Capt.
lie fKent, of this city, and Capt. Smith, of
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-09
WHAT DOES THIS LACK?
Surely St. Paul Readers Cannot Ask
for Better Proof.

Can the st. Paul reader ask for more
convincing proof than testimony pub
lished every day from representative
citizens of ST. Paul? If so, what sort
of proof can it be? Read this:
Mrs. George Austin, of 440h Aurora
avenue, says; "Mr. Austins experience
with Doan's Kidney Pills has given him
a very high appreciation of their merits
A deranged condition of his Kidneys one
of the ;nheritances of army life during
the Civil war, caused him quite a little
suffering He procured Doan's Kidney
Pills from F. NJ. Parker's drug store,
corner of Wabasha street and Fifth
street, and their use had such bene-
fetal effect that if others are helped as
much as he was there would seem to be
little occasion for suffering from kidney
trouble when Doan's Kidney Pills can be
Obtained
For sale by all dealers. Price, so
cents. Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo, N
Y, sole agents for the United States
Remember the name, Doan's, and take
no other.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-09
WEAK men.

You can be properly and permanently
cured. Do not be discouraged because
some "quack'' specialist failed to cure
you Go to the reliable Minnesota State
Medical Institute at st. Paul; their doe
tors will cure you and not dollar need
be paid unless cureds Their treatment
cures Nervous Debility, and all it's attend
ant ailments in young, middle-aged and
old men. The awful effects Of indiscre-
tions or excesses, and the effects of neg
lected or improPeriy. treated eases. pro
pains, nervousness, sleeplessness, weak
ness of body, and brain. dizziness, failing
memory, lack of energy and confidence.
dependency, evil forebodings, timidity
and other distressing symptoms. Such
cases, if neglected, almost invariably lead
to premature decay, insanity and death.
If you have ever taken treatment and
failed to get cured. remember you never
took treatment at the Minnesota State
never fail. The State Doctors treatment
is new; it is different from the old treat
ment taught thirty years ago. They can
cure with their new electrO-medical treat
ment and will guarantee a permanent
cure. No secrets given away. References:
Best banks and business men in city.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-09
A DiscOuraginE Entry.

Chicago Tribune.
The performance of the Shakesoearean
drama of Hamlet was dragging itself
slowly along.
The time had come for the appearance
Of the ghost.
There was a slight delay, owing to the
tardiness Of the ghost in responding to
its cue.
The profound stiffness that followed
was broken by loud voice in the front
row of the main balcony:
Mamma, there are thirty-seven men
down there with round white spots on for
of their heads"'
And no stage ghost ever made its ap-
pearance under more discouraging au-
spices than the armor-clad phantom that
came stalking upon the stage at this mo-
ment
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-09
"AsTRAE vICTRIx. .
Tvelve-Stanza Poem Penned by
AIgerDon c. Syvinburnc.

MISREPRESENTATION FOem Penned Dy
AIgernoR G. Swinburne
LONDON, June 8.-The Saturday Re
view prints a twelve-stanza poem ~
Algernon c. Swinburne, entitled "Astrat
VictriX." The seventh stanza reads:
And now the quickening tide
That brings back power and pride
10 faith and love
whose ensign is Thy name
bears down the recreant lie
That doomed Thy name to die. *s-.-
Sons cf friends and foes
Behold Thy star the same
AS when 1t stood in Heaven a sun
And Europe saw no glory left
In her sky save one.
The ninth stanZa is as follows:
We loosen not on these knaves
Our Scourge tormented slaves.
We held the hand that fain
Had risen to smite
The torturer fast"
The tenth stanza reads:
"AlI murderous fraud that turks
In hearts where HelPs crafts works
Fought, crawled and slew in darkness
And yet we gave not back
What righteous doom would give"
The eleventh stanZa follows:
mo false white flag that fawns
On faith till murder daWns
Blood red from He'll.
Back treaSon'S heart of hate
Left over shame's foul brand
Scared on an English hand
And yet our pride VouchsafeS
Them grace toe great
For other pride to dream of scorn;
Strikes retribution silent as
The stars at morn"
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-09
HERMAN w. xLAGFs is INSTANTLY
KILLED AT GLUEn'S
BREWERY
LFAPED FROM THE STEEL ARCH
Unknown Man Committed Suicide
shortly Before Noon by Jump
ing Into the River-MemO-
} rial to Rea.
r LCEE'S MINNEAPOLIS OFFICE,
; 20 WASHINGTON Al. SOUTH.

Herman w. Klages, engineer at Gluek' 5
brewery, 2O02 Marshall street northeast,
was instantly killed by coming in c2n acE
with live electric light wire about 6
o'clock last evening. An addition is being
built to the brewery, and derrick is iD
use.
Late in the afternoon an electric wire
fell across one OF the guy-rope wi. e5.
Klages took a stick. intending to kaock
the wire from the guy, which had become
charged with electricity. He stumb ed
and when trying TO save himself seized
the guy-rope wire. He was instantly X IL
ed by the shock. The body was removed
10 his late home, 90 Eighteenth avenue
northeast Klages was forty years of age.
q member of the A. o. U. w. and the Sons
Of Herman, and is survived by a wife
and three children.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-09
CATARRH AND LUNGS CURED

Mrs. M. Mihln, 81 South Robert street
says: For two years 1 suffered untold
agonies from catarrh of the nose throat
and lungs. One doctor pronounced my
case consumption. 1 tried everything that
was recommended to me without receiv-
ing any benefit However at last 1 went
to the Minnesota State Medical Institute
and the doctors there told me they could
cure me. I was skeptcal at first but in a
short time was so much better / had to
believe, and today 1 am we'll woman
l can now do my hOusework without tir-
ing and feel like a new woman. l can
not recommend the State Doctors too
highly to anyone"
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-09
CatboIic Hiph schooI.

HASTINGS, Mimi, June S.-Michael
McHugh, president of the school board,
presented the diplomas at the commence
ment exercises of the Catholic high
school, which took place at the court
house last night.
Appropriate remarks were made by
Rev. ]. A Fitzgerald. The following is
a list of the graduates:
Agnes sjogren, Ida Mcshane, Mary
Coughlin, Frank Raway, May Carolan,
Helen Callahan, Richard E. Austin.
Rufus L. Stebbns, a hardware mer-
chant, of Hancock, Mimi, and Miss Jen-
ME E. McChesney, of this city, were mar
Tied yesterday by the Rev. ]. w. Steb-
bins
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-09
CLEARS Up A MYSTERY.
Charles Schaeftier, of Redwood
Falls, Dies Mt wichita.

REDWOOD FALLS, Mimi, June S.
Word has just been received of the death
of Charles Schaefffer and of his burial
at LIE Sueur. The death and burial clears
up mystery that has been hanging over
Mr.. Schaeffier's life and over several Sc
cret society organizations for eight or
nine years.
Mr.. Schaeffier resided in Redwood Falls
at one time and when he left here was in
excellent circumstances. glIe belonged to
the United Workmen and to various
branches of the Masonic Drder. When he
left he told his friends he was going to
Kansas, and that was the last heard
from him up to the news of his death
His United Workmen dues were kept up
by friends and eventually by his sons,
who made every effort to find their faith
er. Another society of this city took up
the work of locating their brother and
continued a search for two or three
years, but without effect, and the con-
clusion was that he had been waylaid
somewhere in Kansas.
AT each United Workman lodge meet
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-09
! WENT TO ST. PAUL
TO GET CURED,

Mrs. .Pitre Daigle, Tomahawk, Wis.
female trouble and disease of the stoml
ach. The Doctors said was anemic.
was short of breath, had pains in my side
all the time and life was a burden to me
l took treatment in United States and
Canada but could get no relief 1t was
electricity 1 needed, and 1 did not know
it. l went to the Minnesota State Medical
Institute and was under their Electro
Medical Treatment for six weeks. / feel
better than I have for years.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-09

HASTINGS, Mimi, June Sc. NJ. Wal
bridge, of Mortified, the grain and eleVa-
tor man, has been indicted by the grand
jury Of this (Dakota) county for dspOs-
ing of grain stored in his elevators at
belonged to local farmers. The jury last
night returned three such indictments
and Walbridge was arraigned in the
open court this afternoon. He waived
the reading CT the indictments and gave
bail of S2,000-$1. .0G0 In one case and $500
in each of the other two.
His sureties are Benjamin F. Miller and
John r. Alber, Of Mortified. Date Of
trial has not yet been set.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-09
ELECTRICITY CURES
RHEUMATISM.
The State Doctors Electrical Plant
the Largest In the Northwest.

Mrs. Anna Norberg, S02 ST Anthony ave-
nue. says: For the last ten years I
nave suffered with rheumatism. 1 have
peen to doctors and also taken all kinds
OF patent medicine without relief. My
hands We're so cramped and joints so
sWelled that 1 could hardly use them
pain. 1 went to the State Doctors three
weeks ago and can now use my hands
and am able to walk to their Offices to
take my treatments. l believe these doc
tors can cure any case of rheuma tism
am very thankful, indeed, for what these
KIND doctors have done for me,
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-09
X-RAYS
USED TO FsND DISEASE

The X-Rays will be used on nil
patients who feel that they have any dis
ease that has not been properly diagnosed.
The old method of examining with in
struments and pounding with the fingers
The doctor can only tell you what he
thinks is the trouble, and such examina-
uons are enough to scare any one All
disease should be examined with the x
Ray light, for by it's use the very inside
OF the body can be seen and the exact
amount of disease ascertained If YOU
fear you have any disease be examined
now ere the disease gets too deeply
seated.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-09

dette, of California. whose subject was
THE Show Window" and Nine. Sofia
Loovna Friediander, of Russia, who spoke
on Impressions of a Russian Woman on
American Womens Clubs and Club Wo-
men" This was followed by the intro
duction of the new officers.
Invitations have been received from
Buffalo and Boston for the next biennial,
which will be subjected to the consider
alton of the new board of directors
The new board of directors and the
council will hold meetings tomorrow, and
the fifth biennial will come to an end.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-09
Nurses, Training school.

ST. PETER, Mimi, June S.-The tenth
training school Of the st. Peter state hos
pital will be held June A. The graduates
are: Adela Carlson, Mamie Hlnman,
Christian Anderson, Helen Leaf, Elsie
Ohsen, Ellen Wood, Mamie Baynes,
Frank Rider. Louis Gilbride, Emil john
son, John Mitchell. Edward Wood, r.
Guy Sutherland The address will be
made by DR.. Arthur Sweeney, of st.
Paul.
Prof. Hacker, of St Anthony Falls,
describes the gathering of creamery men
at the village of Nicollet as being the
largest ever assembled under the au-
spices Of a county association in Mime
sofa Addresses were made by Prof
Hacker and Senator Johnson, and pa
pers were read by Sam Hangdahl and ].
G JOslin
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-09
Reckhnm InnmnnrnI RniI

FRANKFORT. Ky, June 8.-The inau-
gural bail which was postponed on ac-
subsequent political complications took
place tonight and was attended by several
hundred society people from this and
other states. Gov. Beckham led the
march While Mrs Becl1ham, mother of
the governor and other prominent ladies
assisted in receiving.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-09

ing for three or four years past an ef-
fort was made to secure the $1,000 insur-
ance money on the ground that Mr..
Schaeffler was dead. The society refused
to take any action in the matter until
last year, after Mr.. Schaefler had been
missing for over seven years. They then
declared him legally dead and paid over
the insurance money.
1t appears that Mr.. Schaeffier drifted
into Anadark Okla, shortly after leav-
ing here and lost all of his money, and
consequently dropped all correspondence
wit h his friends
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-09
FROM STEEL ARCH BRIDGE.
Unknown Man Leaps to Death ir
the mississippi.

unknown MAN leaps to Death in
the mississippi.
An unknown man committed suicile
yesterday by jumping from the steel arcn
bridge just before nOon.and his body has
not been recovered, although the police
dragged the river
Albert Bailey, Al Central avenue, was
crossing the bridge when his attention
a man on the bridge midway between
the first and second piers on the south
side. The man had climbed over the iron
railing, and as Bailey ran toward him
he lOOsened his hold Of the rail and
dropped to the water.
c. S. Johnson of 521 Fourth strest
northeast, John Coffee and several 9TH
ers saw the man. Johnson SAID he walk
ed to the railing and watching an op-
p0rtunity when no one was near, climb
ed over. The suicide is described as
snort heavily built and between thirty
1--we and forty years old, and dressed as
Z WOrkingman.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-09
G1encoe Grnduntine Exercises.

GLENCOE, MINI, June S.-The COM
Stevens seminary were he'd in the opera
hall last evening, with a large audience
in attendance. The address was given
by DR.. Martin Hardin. The class num-
bers nine, as follows: Nellie McPartlin,
George Heitz, Grace E. Greaves, Henry
j. Gozin, Edmund Churchill, Nellie s.
O'Donnell, Christ Eberin, James w. Nc
Partlin, Margaret L. Ellert.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-09
Good TempIars Meet.

BIG LAKE, Mimi, June s.-The I. o.
G. T. lodge held a district session at
GERS: District C. T., Miss Bird Craig; P.
&. T., Mrs Hattie Smith; " T., Mrs.
Mergie; chaplain, Mrs. Pratt; marshal,
IL H. Hopper; deputy marshal. Sadie
Doty: guard, Miss Mary Carpenter; sec
retary, Charles Snyder Jr.; assistant sec
retary, Allen Snyder; seutinel, Miss c.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-09
Hoop Company Manager Resigns.

YOUNGSTOWN, O., June S-William
E. Taylor, general manager of the Amer
lean Steel Hoop company, stated today he
had rendered his resignation taking effect
last night. He declined to state the rea-
son for his resignation, but said he would
continue as a member of the board of di-
rectorS.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-09
The Now York Fnst Line

is name of new fast train Chicago to
New York over Pennsylvania Short
Lines. 1t leaves Chicago 1890 noon daily,
arrives New York half-past two o'clock
next afternoon. Coaches and sleeping
cars through without change. Meals in
dining car en- route. For particulars ad-
dress II. R. Dering, A G. P. Agt., 24S
South Clark ST., Chicago.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-09

ANOKA. Mimi. June 8.-Fredericl, n
Gerrish, assistant cashier of the Anoka.
National bank. died at o'clock this
morning Of pneumonia, aged ffty-four
years. He leaves wife and one son. also
two brothers in MINNEAPOLIS. J.. " and
". 70. Gerrish; brother in Grand Forks.
F.. r. Gerrish, and two brothers ana a
sister at Berlin, n. H.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-09
To Eli a VACANCY.

SPRINGFIELD, Ill, June S.-Gov. Tan
ner today called an election for Tuesday,
Nov. g. 1900, for clerk of the supreme
court, southern division Illinois, to fill
vacancy caused by death of w. o. Chance,
of Mount Vernon.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-09
THE APPROACHING SUMMER.

Ger the coal
The soul
No more will fret
The ills
OF chillS
We'n soon forget.
But woe
Well know
Just as of yore;
The price
OF ice
Will make US roar.
Washington Star.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-09
DEATHS OF A DAY.

FORT SCOTT, Kan. June 81. M. An
thony, brother of Susan B. Anthony and
Col. r. D. Anthony, editor of the Leaven-
worth Times, dropped dead of heart dis
ease here last night. For thirty years he
bad been a prominent business man in
Fort Scott
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-09

Going to Boston and New England
take Atlantic Express" via North
Western Line leave Minneapolis 10:40 o.
M, st. Paul lilo p. m, arrive Chicago
next day noon and Boston following day
at 4:55 p. m. Quicker time by several
hours than ever made before
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-09
June pIarriagen.

RED WING, MINI, June 8.-Miss Mary
Loken and John 3. Anderson were mar
ried at Christ church by Rev. c. c. Rol-
lit. Miss Amelia Peterson and Lewis
Hempftling were married in Welch by
Rev. c. Bar Miss Gena P. Olson and
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-09
The State Doctors
Honest Plan.

If you are suffering from any disease go
to the reliable Minnesota State Medical
Institute at St Paul. Their electro-medi-
cal trea tment is the finest in the world
Their doctors with years of experience
can and will cure you You risk nothing
In taking treatment because the S ate Doc
tors will take your case on their honest
plan Of not dollar need be paid be paid
unless cured. They guarantee an abso-
lutte cure.
People are coming from all parts
of the United States to be cured The
dwellers on our Minnesota farms, the
people in the neighboring towns and vii
lagos, are coming on EVERY train to
st. Paul to be cured They know that
IN the hands of the State Doctors they
are safe and sure of cure.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-09
Clements wants New Trial.

LA CROSSE, Wis, June s.-The motion
for a new trial of ex-Banker Joseph X:
Clements, of this town, who was found
guilty Of wrecking the Fillmore County
bank in Preston, Mimi, in 1893. will be
argued Tuesday next. The creditors of
the bank will fight Clements on each Of
the seven remaining indictments.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-09
Intense Heat in Texas.

AUSTIN, Tex, June 8-The mercury
throughout today and three days past has
reached 101 to 105 degrees in the shade
SunStrolIc.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-09
TRIBUTE TO JUDGE REA.

FORMAL Memorial Adopted by Hem
nepin County Bar.
The Hennepin County Bar associa ation
yesterday adopted a memorial upon the
Ire and services of the late Judge John
y. Rea. The memorial was prepared by
the following committee: c. j. Bartleson,
Judge a. II. Young, Daniel Fish, w. E.
paid tribute TO his worth were F. H
Boardman, John Day Smith, w. r. Cray,
!. /. Longbrake, J. L. Dobbin and ]. c.
HAYNES
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-09
Frost in North Dakota.

MINNEWAUKAN, n. D., June ga
hard freeze last night formed a quarter
Of an inch Of ice. Much wheat was cut
back to the ground. The damage is hard
to estimate, but the crop cannot exceed
one-half the ordinary yield.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-09
N1oTatt Peat Nein.

SAN FRANCICO, June SACK Moffatt,
of Chicago knocked out AL Neill of this
city in the eleventh round before the Col
umbus Athletic club tonight.