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The true Democrat., 1900-04-21

ment is checked" says Lord Roberts,
This is taken to mean, not by fighting,
but by a disposition to head off their
advance and bar their advance to yul.
nerable points in the line Of British
communications
Relief is on the way to Wepsner.
The Beers in Natal appear incapable
OF keeping an aggressive movement
In Eladslaagte.
! Lord Methuen is at Zwartzkopfon.
tein, twelve miles east Of Boshof, and
Is sending small, swift columns
through the adjacent country. Lord
Gresham, commanding one of these,
encountered small commando about
ten miles southeast Of Zwartkopfon.
tein. He found most of the farms
occupied by women and children
only.
An editorial note IN the Daily Mail
AYERS that Msfekingi in q very bad
way, and that the hope Of relief is far
of, as no force is advancing from the
south.
Ina Boer peace ENJOYS have doou-
msnts-the Rome correspondent Of the
Daily News says-thst urgent advances
TO the TransVaal to wage war were
originally made by Germany. This
correspondent also asserts that Count
Won Buelow, the German foreign min
lister who was said to have gons on
Visit to SICK brother, really went
70 Milan for the express purpose Of
comforting with the delegates.
The Times has the foIlwing from
Jsmmersburg, dated April 13:
"Col. Dalgetty's force has been sur
rounded by some thousands Of Beers
with eight guns, two "pompoms" and
two Msxims since Monday morning.
TheV-~sllantIy wlthstood a heavy at
tack I dondsy and again a night
attack oaSTuesday, and on Thursday
there was q continuous she'll and rife
fire.
"Thsy are confident Of being able to
repulse any attack. Food is plentiful.
Our casualties, in the circumstances,
are small. The bruot of the fighting,
and also Of the loss, has bsen borne by
Cape mounted rihsmen.
The Bloemfontein correspondent Of
the Morning Post telegrsphing Thurs
day says:
"The enemy have evidently deter
mined TO adopt entirely new tactics.
Two columns are known to be moving
to the south of Blomenfontein. They
are relying on Cape carts for transport
and are carrying scarcely any forage
and only sufficient food to meet their
immediate requirements Of the convoy,
with OK transport following at secure
distance. The Beer columns are thus
enabled to move almost as quickly as
cavalry.
ut is reported that there are 5000
Beers TO the south Of Dewetsdorp. The
force extends from that point to Odsn-
dahl. The burghers, who had return
ed to their farms are undoubtedly re-
joining the enemy.
"Lord Roberts has appointed the
Duke Of Marlborough to be assistant
military secretary st headquarters.
The true Democrat., 1900-04-21

From and after this date oil hunting
of any kind on Ambrosis and 1ndepend
ence plantation Is positively prohib.
tied under psnslty Of treaapassing.
Any one found on these places without
permission will be considered trsspass.
ing. and prosecuted to the full extent
Of the Low. 8. D. BARROW,
The true Democrat., 1900-04-21
Recipes.

Oatmeal Piecrust-Make exactly like
dough for crackers, but roll out thin
n,r. 1t can only be used for an under
crust. 1t can be eaten with impunity
by tiose who cannot digest "short-
ened" piecrust.a ~ z s
= Rye Coffee Carefully pick over and
wash one pint of rye. Drain for a
moment, then put into a skillet and
stir over the fire. Stir constantly until
evenly Drowned. Mix with three
fourths cup of Drowned coffee kernels.
Grind, make and settle as any coffee is
treated.
Prune Pies s-Prune pie is an old.
fashioned favorite. 1t is very good if
the stones have been removed and very
poor indeed if that duty has. been
neglected. Sometimes lemon juice is
added as favoring, but the original
prune pie required nothing but prunes
and sugar, the fruit having been
stewed in the first place necessarily.
Macedoine Salad-This can be made
Of any vegetables on hand, such as
peas, carrots, cucumbers, asparagus,
beets, caulifower, celery, string beans,
etc. Cut them into dice and mix
lightly, 80 as not to break them, mar
mate with French dressing and let
stand on ice for half an hour, then
mask with mayonnaise; garnish with
parsley and serve.
Sage Cream-Boil one-quarter or
pound of sago in one pint of water
for five minutes; pour into fine sieve;
return the sago to the same pan; cover
with one pint of boiling water and
simmer one hour; add one .uprul OF
currant jam, OF orange juice. md Juice
Of one lemon, aud about three. .fonrths
OF a cupful of sugar; let simmer 20
minutes longer; fill small moulds with
the mixture, serving cold in a glass
dish; garnish with whipped {. cam and
candied cherries.
The true Democrat., 1900-04-21
HINTS FOR HOUSEWIVES
Remedy for Ivy Poisoning.

A treatment highly recommend. i. oy
scientific magazine for poisoning
from ivy, is to wet a slice of breat
with water, dust it with common
washing soda, and apply to the erup
ton, keeping the bread from the out.
side. Half an hour of this treatment
is said to be sure cure,
The true Democrat., 1900-04-21

From aud after this date, ell hunt.
ing Of any kind on the Greenwood
plantation is positively prohibited
under penalty of trespassing. Anyone,
found on tbis'placs without permission
will be considered irespassing and
ssosecuted to the. full extent Of the
law MISS S.MATTHEws.
The true Democrat., 1900-04-21
How to Clean Delicate Goods.

Delicately tinted mulls and nearly
all delicate goods to be cleaned must
be soaked overnight in salt water and
washed in soap bark and cold water.
10 wash white null yokes place them
in hot water, soap bark and ammonia,
and leave them overnight. In the
morning they should have another
bath of the same kind aud then be
rinsed in hot water.
The true Democrat., 1900-04-21

BloemfonteIn, April 1s.-Accounts
resolved here Of the fiyht Of the troops
under Col. Dslgetty at Wepener show
the Beers attacked them vigorously
but were repulsed with great loss. The
Beers subsequently relinquished the at
tack, and it is said here they are re.
turning northwards.
The true Democrat., 1900-04-21

From and aftor this date, all hunt.
ing OF any kind on the Pecan Grove
plantation is positively prohibited IN.
der penalty of trespassiug. Anyone
found on this place without permission
will be considered trespassing and pros.
seuted to the full extent of the law.
r.. r. III. LEAKR.
The true Democrat., 1900-04-21

Hunting Of ell kinds, with dog OF
gun, on the Rosebank, Pecan and In.
dian Mound plantations, is hereby
prohibited under penalty Of trespasA
Persons found so engaged ON any OF
shese places will be prosecuted to the
tulI extent OF the law.
MRS. N. RYLAyD.
The true Democrat., 1900-04-21
WARNING.

The public Is hereby warned against
buying wood, posts or timber OF any
kind from tenants on Ogden and Oak.
Icy plantation.
GRs. L l. MAzFRsva.
The true Democrat., 1900-04-21
W. W, LEAKs, J2.

From and afer this date, all hunt
ing and fishing on the Cottage plsnts-
tion ID positively prohibited under pen
atty of trespassing. Any one found on
this place without permission will be
considered trespassing, and prosecuted
20 the full extent of the law.
RIOHARD BUTLEB,
The true Democrat., 1900-04-21
Y NORMAL SCHOOL.
"'CAITocHEs, IA.

1JsaaSy I.a Sy th9 State for ths
ia 'iiaStSs'; ios iSs .,a,so.;h Afford. thorough
u b.iO!ta bSatae Of academic study,
d, ,,alOg ,al IN the art Of teach.
aSo55IsaE 5sE OF daily practice in
taIaS .. under guidance OF skill.
1. 'SSscaats. S.Ct Class work e1-
ssSd 'S'I @s.t Of modern thought
i ,oti.' oS method Of instruction,
ID awe, Graduate to teach in
Oa VI Louisiana Withou!
aitsss to students who teach
....iilssf graduation. Entire ex-
b ,ss ,0O Of eight month, sllO,
aAi session begins Oct.
es1e wr;s. to
9 CALDWELL, pr..,
The true Democrat., 1900-04-21

From and after this date, all hunting
Of any kind on my places, Solitude and
Swamp Tract is positively prohibited
under penalty of trespsss. Any one
found on these places without permis-
sion will be considered trespassing and
prosecuted to the full extent of the
law. W. 3. SMITH.
The true Democrat., 1900-04-21
BOER ADVANCE CHECKED
TIDE OF WAR IN SOUTH AFaTCA
CHANGING IN BRITAIN's FAVOR.

f"rod Badly at Wepener..-HeavyLo Loss In.
NOTED on the BHrghers Who are now Re.
firing EOrthward---Lord Roberts, PIans
Coming to Head.
The true Democrat., 1900-04-21

From and after this date, oil hunt.
Ing Of any kind on my place, Pinedals
formerly owned by ]. 8. Grifin) 10
positively prohibited under penalts Of
trespass. Any one found on this plaoA
without permission will be considered
trespassing and prosecuted to the full
extent of the law.
The true Democrat., 1900-04-21
Warning.

The public ia warned against buying
fire wood,posts or timber from tenants
on RosedowD, Texas and Hazlewood
plantations. JAS. P. BOWMAN,
The true Democrat., 1900-04-21
mules For British Army.

New Orleans, Lathe steamer Sa.
rsh cleared Saturday for Cape Town,
south Africa, with / 900 mules.
The true Democrat., 1900-04-21

France makes nearly 1000, 900
pairs of gloves yearly, and of these
lS.000, $50 pairs are exported.
The true Democrat., 1900-04-21
Dash, Doors and Dressed Lumber kent
sonstaatly on hand at shop
Rsar residence,

Hunting Of any kind on Ggssavsod
plantation, likewise seining, ID positive.
ly prohibited under penalty Of trstpass.
Any permission heretofore granted 10
now revoked No exceptions.
CHAs. 81. REED.
The true Democrat., 1900-04-21

at sOuthern0.
Assembly
r Schools. Isss !
s, Ideal srn. rl.a..,
psrtment si'
fully 6th. Eln;r. l..
1umorista x
n. Aceessle lN11..
ol, day. and dnas, a,s
as w. r. kAs
i. (after Jun'
The true Democrat., 1900-04-21

Booker 7. W.
ingtOn has E.;S
life and wcgA. Z,
gives hlS viss,,
shenegropfe,.
white and Ml ~.
orders. A DOB.
yould ike % 81,
eIintend sgsec
Ts9 a. ~
Ing, Atlanhl
of painting
ghoaa deslIis
siness shy Will II
dressing IT,
gtOn, ny
DrsCoVBBIi
rsliei and sais
days -
10, Boz p
AR BRING ycsas
ice presenh.s
ierdale, Ap..
you saw BE ssg
his paper. -
nd in sOnsP'.
~ a. party ha'
In In one ve.I
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-22

reason given why the present carnival of
crime and incompetency should be main
tained save the one that we did all these
things under the former adminiStra tionS
of Bob Smith, and that we have been pay
ing for them since, when we have not
always been just able to pay for them
Indeed, from what the Republican pa
pers say one would think that the money
has come out of the pouches Of the Re-
publican politicians to pay maturing
bonds, and that every dollar we have
paid represents a dollar stolen by Demo-
cratic politicians. or course such claims
are infamous, and they deceive nobody
that is not a fool
''The Union Advocate is compelled to
make choice between known evil and its
only available remedy. We ask every
member of organized labor in st. Paul
who casts a vote to cast it for Robert A.
Smith for mayor, if he has any regard
for the cftys good narae, for its. pros
perity or for the right Of the common,
humble people to have something to say
in it's affairs. He will put an end to ram
pant crime and incompetency, will pro-
tect the lives and property of our people,
will save us just as much money as any
body else, and will restore the city to
some of the old-time prosperity which
marked the lot of the mass of it's people
during every year when he has been as
sociated in any way with it's local gov
ernment."
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-22

REGISTRATION a YESTERDAY WAS
EVEN LARGER THAN EX-
81 PECTED
BIG INCREASE OVER 1898
Increase In Wards Where the Demo-
crnts VIII Get Large MajOrl-
ties-COmparative Tables
for Each Precinct.


The registration yesterday was 9,679,
which brings the total UP to 2469S. This
Is an increase of I,l57 over the registra-
tion in the spring of 1898 and 1874 more
than the combined vote cast for mayor
in the spring of that year
The registration yesterday was partic-
ularly heavy in the Democratic wards
and the efforts Of the Democratic ward
and precinct committeeman showed in
the totals, the registration being the
heaviest of the three days. In the
Fourth ward the increase over the regis
tration of two years ago was 323 In
the Fifth ward the registration showed
an increase of 104. In the Sixth ward
215, and in the Ninth ward 1885, The First
ward has five more than was
registered two years ago. The Sec
ond is short %, while the Third is lS
ahead of the total In the spring OF 1888
The Eighth ward fell 206 below the spring
registration of 1898, while the Seventh in
creased 305, the Tenth E70s and the Elev
enth SO over the. figures of two years
ago.
In order to give those who are bent on
making comparisons as to the possibili-
ties of the vote the tables below show
the total registration in each of the ia
precincts for this year, also the total
in the spring of 1898, and the vote. cast
for Kiefer Schiffmann and Erwin in
each precinct. The recapitulation by
wards and precincts follows;
ID Tsl~A roTryTyT arrfYaNr
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-22

the property masqueraded as a mort.
gagor, while the person named as mort
Gagee was ignorant OF the existence OF
the purported securities, or of the trans
action In which they so prominently fig,
ured, and had not the renotest interest
in either
1t Is hardly necessary to say that the
mortgage named was not a bona fde
mortgage, and it is obvious that the Of
ice and purpose Of these instruments wa3
to aid and promote a very transparent
device or scheme, through which 1t wa3
hoped and expected that the statud
which gives mechanics and material me
liens for the value of their labor or ma
chandise might be evaded, in so far as TO
postpone their claims to one made by
Howard, for a sum said to have been ths
agreed purchase price of the lots"
The fourth regular meeting of tn
Fourth Ward Central Democratic cluf
will be held on next Wednesday evening"
April 25 at Swiss casino, Third and Min
nesota streets. Able speakers will ad-
dress the meeting.
The Fifth ward Democrats will have q
meeting at the ward organization head
quarters, $40 West Seventh street, tenor.
row night at o'clock. A number of BO
hemian orators will be present, and It i.
desired to have the attendance of even
voter in the ward of Bohemian birth d
ancestry. y
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-22

Tho city committee decided to have a
Fourth ward Peoples party mass-meet-
ing in Assembly halls, Tuesday, April 2h
at which the speakers will be Hon. T. H.
Clarke, r. A. Walsh. NJ E. Murray,
John F. krieger and others.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-22
Totals 1861 d 4O67 1893 laos s
4 NINTH WARD
YotaI.sTetal.
TENTH WARD.

TotaL Total
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-22
ASKS FOR R. A. SMITH
GHE UNION ADVOCATE URGES
EVERY ORGANIZED LABOR
MAN IN THE CITY
TO VOTE FOR FORMER MAYOR
The Reasons for the Request Are
Set Forth In Clear, Fore
fbIe and COgent
Manner.

The Union Advocate, the official paper
of organized labor in st. Paul, in It's is
sue of Friday says:
THE most serious question now con-
cerning the people of this city is the
one as to who shall be charged for the
next two years with the duties and OBJ
legations of its mayoralty. The two
gentlemen who are engaged in the con-
test are well known and respected citi-
Zens. They represent opposing par
ties, and to some extent opposing poll
cies and purposes. They are to be
judged really on what the public ex-
perience is of each of them and of
those under whose auspices they are
seeking election.
Robert A. Smith is man whose life
has been bound up with the fortunes
OF st. Paul in its earliest beginnings.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-22
Totals .2744
SIXTH WARD.
SchtT- Er-
SEVENTH WARD.

Totals 2,643 2,42S s84
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-22
Fourth -. ITO 81 As 20 8
Totals s21 751 800 1E 1S1
ELEVENTH WARD.
ESTIMATED.

A rousing mass meeting of the Hebrew
citizens of the Sixth ward was held at
lG6 State street last night. The hall was
packed and the audience filed with DEM
ocratic enthusiasm. Robert A Smith was
greeted with applause and cheers as he
entered the hall, as was also John G.
Wardell and M. j. Moriarty, candidate
for alderman.
The speakers were introduced by Oscar
Tankenhoff, who presided as chairman.
The principal speakers were w. P. Muir
ray, who told of the extravagant prac-
tices of the Republican party for the last
six years in handling the peoples and
taxpayers money. He was followed by
Henry Strouse, F. L. McGhee, John G.
Wardell, Herman Oppenheirl, M. j. Mori-
arty, Anthony Yoerg, Judge Joseph
Smith. John II. Ives delivered a talk
that scored the Republican party. His
remarks were enthusiastically greeted,
and when he tried to stop several times
he was urged by the 300 present to con-
tinue. Robert A. Smith made the closing
remarks and was greeted with tre-
inendous applause when introduced by
the chairman. His record. he said, was
q public book, and that was the best
thing for the voters to be guided by
Any honest man, after reading that book,
he thought, ought to be able to support
him with his vote. "If elected, he said,
81 will continue to do my best for the
city of St Paul, It's citizens and taxpay-
ers."
Three cheers were given for Bob"
Smith at the close of the meeting.
There will be 9 mass meeting of He
brew citizens at Pfeiffer's hall, Eighth
and Wabaslla streets, this afternoon, at
D. m, TO which all Hebrew citizens of
the city are invited The following speak
ers will address the meeting: Hon. Rob-
ert A Smith, Herman Oppenheim Henry
Strause, John III. Ives and F. L. McGhee.
All citizens favoring good government are
requested to be present.
Former Mayor Henry Truelson, of Du-
luth is being groomed for the Democratic
state senatorship nomination. Mr.. Truel-
son is one Of the strongest Democrats in
the Sixth district, and would have in a
canvass for that office the advantage of
being q German, as heretofore the office
has always gone to one of that nation
ality. T. J. Meighn, of the First dis
trict, has been spoken of for the nomina-
ton, but inasmuch as he may be called
sional toga against Mr.. Tawney, the Du-
luth man may have clear Held.
Tho city committee decided to have a
Fourth ward Peoples party mass-meet-
ing in Assembly halls, Tuesday, April ~
at which the speakers will be Hon. T. H.
Clarke, r. A. Walsh. NJ E. Murray,
John F. Krieger and others.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-22
!! !!
KIDNEY DISEASE TREATED FREE.
ONLY FEW pays moRE

In which advantage can be taken Of great
free offer. The offer extended, but only
until May l. when on that day the offer
must positively end and will never be
given again. Let this notice serve for all.
and let those who desire the free trial
month for kidney trouble enroll at the
Offices without delay. DO not wait until
the last few days, when crowds again viii
make it impossible to see all.
Mark an x after your symptoms.
Have you a pain in the back?
Are you dizzy at times?
Do you have spots before your eyes?
Do you have to get up at night to pass
water?
Is your urine highly colered?
Are your eyes puffed in the morning?
Is your appetite poor?
Is your skin a waxy color?
Does your head ache?
Do you have that tired feeling?
Have you any pimples?
Mark an X after your symptoms and
bring or send by mail to the Famous
Minnesota State Medical institute. ST,
Paul You will be given one month of
trsa atment free.
Call or write. Hours S a. m to 8 %. m.
Sundays, 0 g. m. to 1 p. m.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-22
CHICAGO TO BOSTON.
Lake Shore Announces "a New Fast
Through Service.

The Lake Shore is issuing announce
ments of a new limited service between
Chicago and Boston, the first through
service ever in use between the two
points. The new trains are solid vesti-
buled, with sleeping, dining, buffet and
library smoking coaches, and will make
the run of 1,039 miles into Boston in
twenty-six hours and a fraction, cutting
the through time considerably. The route
is via Lake Shore, New York Central and
Boston & Albany. The train will leave
Chicago every afternoon at o'clock, ar
irving in Boston the next evening, about
o'clock.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-17

crop views. and O. would appear that es-
umatfs below 100000 bales will soon
have 90 be abandoned Ia view Of these
considerations. &c may De saH that the
late strong rally In tho market was as
unexpected 90 the bears as the early
break was 10 the bulls. The strength
however, is but the logicA. consequence ~
the Anomalous state OF anaira in New
York iaracly increased short Interest
suddenly wakes up 90 realization ~
the iact that the available stock ia New
York Is ridicuously inadequate 20 meet
the requirements OF me cNis ing enormous
quantity % outstanding January con
tracts Thus the nearer months are Uci-
atlvey the stronger ana the bears are
worried hy frequent suggestions OF "a cor
ner. Higher prices will attra Z cotton
there and so relieve the congcsted posi-
ton
There was q better tone 20 the stock
market during the past week The early
feeling was strong. bot toward The midi
die OF the week a moderate reaction se'
in, based mainly upon the expectation Of
an unilvorablo hank statement on SAT-
urday. Unexpected relief Go the money
situation came on Friday toward midday,
aud the market Immediately became furi-
ousiy active and huoyant When the
hank statement appeared on Saturday and
showed e moderate Increase 10 the sur
plus. instead OF the heavy decrease which
had been confidently looked for early in
tho week the buying became stili more
urgent. ana with enormous transactions
prices rose rapidly Prominent Boo tho
movement were the Pacih-s led by North
ern Pacific. and the Changers. led by 81.
Paul lu The late strength. however, the
whole list participated. AMI the gene al
market closed excited. The Wabash
stocks and Western Union have az last
commenced - move. as we'll as NUM-
her % o,hcrs' which have hitherto kept
IN the background. 10 looks like higher
prices. FOR the market is now commcnc-
inR TO discount the expected january
boom So FAR there has been nothing DO
ing Ia American Cotton oil and this div
idend-payiug stock offers a tempting in
vestment. as It's preseut low price must
begin 10 attract attention before long
Iron ana Steel stocks are also relatively
low especially Tennessee Coal. Too much
attention should not be paid 10 unfavor-
able ruuors regarding prospective divi-
ufactured 10 depress prices. even insid
ers sometimes desire TO increase their
holdings al a lower figure A quarterly
dividend Of > per cent. Is expected in
Tennessee Coal next month. and an an
nual dividend Of 5 per cent on Federal
Steel common: and when these cxpecta-
lions are realized. both stocks will uu-
doubtedly advance very materially. II they
have not already done - in an icipation.
VIM T. williams
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-17

a wealth Of illustration IN splendid half
tones serving "a give that added chaFm
20 tho work that Is sought 80 constantly
by iatser-hay periodicals. a recent mum
Der presented tho Morning News hy DIT
Clarence W. Murphey.the popular travel
ing passenger agent OF tho company ~
savannah. Is rcplcte with very pleasing
matter Among other very interesting ar
tlcles Is Dr.. Joseph LeConto's description
OF his trip to Kings river canyon. Dr.
IsConte Is professor OF geology ana nat
ural history in the University or Calltor-
nia. ana his story was written especially
for Sunset Many beauufm Views OF
tho country about the canyon ana OF mo
canyon itself adorn the story An IN
feruational Wedding" by william r
smvthe. Is another OF the stories ia 10"
number. while the plea for the restort-
dion and preservation OF the OLD spanish
missions OF California strikes a resi"n-
slve chord Ia the breasts OF antiquarian
Tbe southern Pacific IS 20 be oougfatu-
lated upon getting out 80 eNcelient
work. and 10 is not surprising tms SUI
set" should be sought. not only along the
line OF the railroad. but throughout '"o
goytnfrI