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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-21
House Paints Soc TO CSC Gaison
Barn Paints ASc to soc GaEScn

Others have advanced taeir prices on PARTS We had
heaEy contract nnd have not No better pnint made ~
7. Nj ROBERTS SUPPLY HOUSE 7:z-7
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-21
SIMMER & THOMAS,

Live Stock Brokers.
CTcers taken for nil kinds of live stock azd
time given 10 responsible partieA Correspond
enCe solicited
SUCit. ST. PAUL, SIOUX CITY
rlinnes0ta IowI
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-21
BOGu "A SAN AL WOOD CAPSULES

cure conorrhoea. elect unnatural dis
charges in 4 few days. All druggists. Ae.
cept CnlN Docuta D; mail Sl.5O; full d.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-21
Receipts thus far in 1900. compared will
the same nariOd in

The following table shows the roads
over which Fridays receipts came in and
the number of loads hauled by each:
Cattle Hogs Sheep. Mixed
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-21

The days sales, each buyer purchasing
the number of head indicated, were as fol-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-21

Close. Day.
CAN money, New York. 2
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-21

Quotations: Fat sheep. ST. 5065. rs; stock
sheep, $3QS50; feeders, $3.4O@4; fat lambs,
$4,000: yearlings. $5.2505.56: stock and
$50; bucks, $2.2oG4 %; spring lambs s761
g. Above quotations are on shorn sheen
and lambs.
No receipts Sales made were feed-lots
and leftover stuff. Prices steady.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-21
CATTLE.

Comparative receipts:
Total for today (estimated) ......... 80
A week age ........................ 81
~ } ear ago ~
OUOt9 fiOpS. Chnipa bIifobar ooy,s
The sun., 1900-07-22
CONFESSED WIFE MURDER,
Dahiman Said He Could No Longer Endure
His Conscience Pangs.

BURLINGTON Ia. July a. S. p. Dahlman
last NIGHT confessed that he killed his wife thres
years ago in 81 Louis. He surrendered himself
10 the sheriff and made a voluntary confession.
saving that he could no longer endure the re-
morse of conscience. He SAYS he smothered HE
wife with pillow as she lay on bed sick with
consumption. He got 4 benefit Of $500 life In.
surance carried by his wife.
ST LOrIs July ~ The Dahlman family re-
sided on the first floor Of the house at 2s4i South
Tenth street Dahlman was shoemaker, ply
ing his trade in the kitchen and depending on
his neighbors for business. The children were
family prospered Then Mr., bahiman "'' was Vas
stricken with cor sumption. and finally was sent
to the CITY Hospital Weeks OF TIRE eatment did
about nb TVrs @ eute shb ba, Sns nas S seen reatsd
home TO die.
Dahlman got little work from his neighbors
stricken, All the time the mother persisted
the husbands Wishes He wanted them to de-
vote their time o her care. At last there came
time when there was no money 10 buy food
or fuel or medicine: The condition Of affairs
became known TO the neigh bors, and though
none Of them was well TO DO. assistance was
given to them. The woman's devotion 70 her
Late one Saturday night lhe family Of John
Bergman, who resided in the hat above. was
that his wife was desd Dressing hastily they
went downstairs to find the report true. The
children were in one corner OF the room crying
bitterly.
Dahlman made little explanation A. to the
manner Of his wife+ death, but nothing was
thought OF his at the time. for Mrs. Dahlman's
death was expected almost daily,
The woman was buried in Calvary Cemetery,
and soon after the shoemaker sold his furniture
and the children went 10 friends homo on
Pennsylvania avenue Later they removed TO
Texas. where the children are still supposed
n he
The sun., 1900-07-22

VIA Ri,trate Zelier Provides II. as the city wont.
and He's the Only Person Bcnehted.

Constant complaints by the city magistrates
about the odorous humidity in warm days in
the Essex Market police court having failed to
produce the designated remedy in the shane of
electric fans. Magistrate Zeller took the matter
into his own hands During the past week
pallnleaf fans the thinne-t OF clothing and ice
water apparently did not afford him much re-
lief from the heat, nut he suffered in patience,
He appeared in court Yesterday with his son.
~ electrician. who carried package which.
uslen opened disclosed an electric fan and
storage battery attachment. The battery was
placed under the Magistrates desk and the fan.
which was only about seven inches IN diameter,
on Top, about two feet from the Magistrates
chair Mr. Ieller. Jr.. had arranged the fan 30
that il could De adjusted Ia watt It's cooling
breeze directly AZ his fathers head. no matter
in what position the Magistrate sat. The cur
rent was turned on and with a sigh Of relief and
the remark, oh, that's fine" the Magistrate
began his judicial duties No one else in the
court room received any benefit from the fan,
a. II was adj usted soihat the Court received it
all
The Magistrate announced that he had bought
the fan al his own expense and would carry II
around with him 10 the courts in which he sat
during the hot weather,
The sun., 1900-07-22
TWAS 50 EASY. SAYS THE B RGLAR.
Bat the Tenants Came Home and Csught Him.
and He's In .Iatl.

I'm out of work. and the thing was so
easy." explained william Lynch Of 32o Ninth
avenue when ~ was arraigned before Magls-
trate Deuel. in The West Side police court yes
terday charged with burglary. Edward Wink
Ter of sos West Fifty-frst street told how easy
the burglary Was Wlnkler lived with his
friend, Charles N, Drucker. AZ 3o4 West Fifty
When my friends and I returned home about
O'Clock this morning" said Wlhltler,, we
found the door Of Mr.. Drucker nat closed. but
unlocked We had not been in long before we
heard a voice in the dining-room.
"'Who is there? Neboth shouted,
"a friend the repy came back rompflv,
we di not Ieco gniz IN" voice nt. the Trend.
and when W. We II into tie dlnine,ro9n we
four this man walking a or, W" h"ld and
senrched him, and h" had dol ~ ',' ma a.
kerchieGs half 4 dom necklie ana sevrral
silver spoons in his pockets N an adjoining
room we found a quantity Of clothina red up
ready IN ca 'red avav
Policeman conway. took the prisoner on ne he
two mems hands Ii- had n iatchk-v winch
atted the lock on the fat door Magistrate
Dsuel held him in siOoO bail for trth.
The sun., 1900-07-22
Summer UphoIste rings.

Hints OF the hangingS to make the Sum-
mer home more beautiful, the city home
more Summety. Hints too, Of the de-
cided economies to be practiced in this
Upholstery Store.
Ruftled muslin Curtains for cottage
windows OF French sash curtains; 20
inches wide and yards long,
74c., SOC. and 98c. a pair
Colored cross stripe Curtains for win
dowS or portiere use.
Cotton stripe in assorted colorS,
$i.35. $I.9S and $2.7S pair
Silk, s,ripet in assorted colorS.
$J.7S, S4.B and $500 a pair.
II there is an odd window to furnish
we have some handsome odd parS Of
Lace Net Curtains that are marked Just
halt price.
Sash Curtain Material. 40 inch fish
or novelty lace Net, white, for long or
sash curtain use; effective and service
able; the 2Sc. kind at. t............l5 l5c
Lace Edging to trim the net, 7c. yard
An assorted lot of colored, figured Mus
lin for sash use: value tSc. a yard, at nc
IA anese Screens. s., feet high and
tourfold black Screens with good EN-
broidery .................... =. .S3.N
feet high and fourfold; black Screens
with good embroidery y........ 500
lithe Lac. Curtains need cleaning lets have
them now We will clean them ard keep IN m IN
I'll you want them. Charge for the cleaning only.
and little for that Third floor front
The sun., 1900-07-22
RUNAWAY FLORENCE SENT HOME.
She Was LADY Bounttful TO One Little Girl
Here Says She'll Run Away Again.

Here Says She'll Run Away Again.
Florence Rose the fourteen.year-old runa-
way from Everett Mass. was discharged
in the custody Of Gerry Agent King. by Maeis-
trate Hogan. In the Centre street police court
yesterday The girl viii be kept In the Gerry
society rooms until her mother comes 10 take
her home.
Agent King has been investigating the girls
actions since she arrived in this city on July
II. She did NOT do anything wrong. he says.
but she did number OF peculiar things.
Last Monday she hired a cab on the Bowery
and requested the driver to take her where
some poor people lived" He took her to the
Salvation Army quarters at 81 Cherry street.
She told Adiulant Roberts that she had some
money and clothes and would like to help some-
body poor. Miss Roberts remembered de-
serving case a. Batavia street and sent the
girl there, She found Minnie McDaniels.
fnl runaway handed TO her bundle of cloth.
ing and atterward took her out and bought
her new shoes and stockings as the girl had
none. On her way DacR To the Salvation Army
station she saw a truckmFn In Catherine street
stopped the team, and roundiy berated the
man.
Florence told the Gerry agent that the Prof
ketchell she spoke Of when she WAS frst ar
rested was Prof Getche the tattoo artist"
OF u tnatnhm square. Nne spent nve DAYS
with his mother on Wash ington avenue, Brook
lyn. she said, and went bicycle riding with the
professor. Once they rode tandem from
Mount Vernon
u am very sorry for YOU, my little girl, said
Magistrate Hogan 10 Florence yesterday in
turning her over 10 the Gerry agent, hut you
have been acting very badly, hope that when
YOU get home YOU will stay there nd be a good
girl
Florence cried q little She said that she did
not want to go home Then she dried her eyes
and announced that she was ready 10 90 But
III not stay she said. y cant stay where |
am treated so, They know my dspo,rion, but
treat me so as to make me worse III run away
again
The sun., 1900-07-22
Cars stop at west Fifteenth street. Coney
Isla nd. Instead Of West Eleventh.

The real terminus Of the west end route Of
the BROOKLYN Rapid Transit Company il at
Surf avenue and West Eleventh street. but he
company. or if not the comp any then the con-
ductors and mOtormen, in order TO save time
and labor on their part are in the habit Of fore
ing the passengers to leave the c'rs at the old
Nassau depot az West Fifteenth street. Magis-
uate A. V. B, Voorhees, who lives in Bath
Beach, boarded car at the latter place sh, rtly
after clock Yesterday morning wltlHthe I'M
Outstanding that he was to be carried TO the
terminus at the Island
The car, however, was stopred at West FIJI
teenth street and all passengers were ordered
on. Magistrate voorhees, refused to leave the
car and was roundly abused by the conductor
and motOrman. lie demanded that he be car
red TO destination "a specified. but the con
ductor and motorman selzed him and with
force landed him on the sidewalk. The number
of the car was 22+2 the n1otorman 24a5 and the
conductor 100, Magistrate voorhees, after
ward said that he would at once make test
case OF the matter for the benefit OF the people.
The sun., 1900-07-22

buildings and among them the Institute. The
shutting Of of the BuShwck avenue thirty
siX-Inch main will affect the supply Of hume y
Gus factories located IN the district. and this
is still more lrue if We have 10 shut of
the Central avenue forty-eight inch main,
which supplies numerous factories located
in the First ward, among them several of our
sugar refnfres. The Fast New York ave-
nue main will also affect factories. although
not in such q large number, but also reduce
considerably the private supply
The hardships to which a large number
of oIr cti2nns will thus be subjected, and
the damage 10 the interests Of the borough
can hardly he overestmated and need not
be dwelt upon. They were long ago predicted
in the ondeavOr to avert them.
Superintendent of Supply Henry Hawkes.
directed hv Deputy tommss loner Mof-
fet' 10 carry ont tho recommendations Of the
6nginners and also 10 rrohht the Use Of fire
hvdrants except for fire PURPOSES.
The sun., 1900-07-22
GEN. SANDOvAL ~ PRISON.
Venezuela shuts Up a Professional Warrior.
Formerly Of This city.

The news comes from Caracas. Venezuela,
that Gen Francisco Ruiz Sand has been i'm
prlsoned in that city. This information will be
most welcome TO Presidents of South and Cen
tral American countries, Gen. Sandoval's
business il war. lie resided in this city until
about five months ago. having come here on
being exiled from Mexico. his native country,
Tor trying 10 start u revolution against Pres-
dent Diaz. lie has taken part In many or ths
revolutions in Lain America. sometimes as
rebel leader and sometimes A. n Government
General. Lite In New YORK was too slow for
him, 80 few months ago he went u Colombia
and secured a command in the insurgent army.
Caracas have imprisoned him il not yet known.
While in this city Gen. SandOval was CON
spicuous figure In spanish American circles.
He IL about SIS years old and measures about
feet inches. He IL stout, has decided mill
tary carriage and always wore large sombrsro.
The sun., 1900-07-22
RESCUED FROM FIRE ny THE ROOF.
Flames In a Twenty third street Building Cut
on Cop and the Top Floor Tenants.

A fire early Yesterday morning wrecked the
two upper floors Of The brownsone bui ding at
lI9 West Twenty third street. doing about
$500 damage One Of the damaged fats was
occupe by Mrs Helan e Newcomb the ed
itor " the Photoord Pliers journal On the top
floor lived Edward arson and his sister. Po-
liceman Brown, Who discovered the fire, broke
In the front door and got Mrs Newoomb out.
By the time he had reached the top floor and
mad awakened the Carisons the flames barred
the way 10 the street and tho three had 70 make
their ssmpe by the root
The sun., 1900-07-22

Guriey 4 johnson Get an Order Against Hin
In Their Suit for aB7. sO6. 90.

In the act on brought by Gurley d johnson:
stock broker of Washington. against Arthur
NJ Hunter, a stock broker OF this city, to re-
cover So, ,sDs SO aleg ID 10 have been converted
by him Mr.. Hunter was arrested on Friday on
an order Of Justice BischoY Of the Supreme
Court He has given the bail OF 700 required
by the order and has been released. Both sides
Of the case have been published In THR Sun.
II, nter he'd acted ne broker for the Wash ngton
firm IN many Transactions and they declare that
he sold certain securities on Feb. last without
authority and kept the proceeds Hunter says
the stocks were sold bv holders with whom. with
the assent OF their owners, they had been hy-
pothecated were sold because Gurlev 4 John.
sons margin was nsuffl Client and that Hunter
did not get the proceeds
The sun., 1900-07-22
CEILING FALLS AT MOUOUIN'S.
Tho Crockery on Five Tables Smashed. but
Nobody Hurt.

A section Of the ceiling fell in the long ground
floor dining room of Mouquin's dining room.
near the Fulton street entrance. about
O'Clock Yesterday afternoon. smashing the
glassware and crockery on Ave tables. at one
OF which two men had been lunching a moment
before Had the crash come during the mid
day lunch serious injuries TO somebody
would hSe been inevitable The dining room
was closed and force Of men was put TO work
on q new ceiling, TO be finished by Monday
The sun., 1900-07-22

uiHnentIoheu tnOugn Just aS worthy
Gowns. Muslin Gowns,V neck. with four
insertions Of choice embroidery and
clusters Of tucks in yoke, cambric ruftle
on neck and sleeves. .69c
Cambria Gowns, Pompadour style, with
four insertions of fire embroidery and
cluster of tucks at side. and two insertions
Of embroidery and tucks across front, fire
embroidery ruffle around yoke and on
neck and sleeves. s...................9 VIC
Drawers. Muslin Drawers. with full CAM
brio umbrella ruffle and tucks above NC
Cambria Drawers, with full lawn UNI
brella ruffle. trimmed with lace. cluster Of
tucks above; Others In muslin, trimmed
The sun., 1900-07-22

despatch from Paris says Mr. James II.
Hyde, vice-President Of tho Equitable Life As
surance Society OF the United States. has been
appointed a chevalier in tho Legion Of Honor.
The honor has been conferred upon him in
recog nition of his work for the advan sment Of
French literature In the [ n ted SAtes through
the Csrcls Francois Of Harvard
The sun., 1900-07-22
Found Drowned of Fort Hamilton.

The body OF a man about rs years old. 5 feet
o inches tall. with light complexion and NOUS
tache an6w eighng isO pounds, was found yes
terday afternoon floating on the foot Of Seventh
avenue, Fort Hamilton. He wore dark sack
suit, bla aS(.and white striped shirt, white cotton
underwear and laced shoes The body had
been In the water about week. II was taken
TO the BROOKLYN morgue.
The sun., 1900-07-22

1890 in. Utopia Axmins'.r Rugs, at SI.10
iOX6Oin.. Utopia AXminSt rRugS. at SOS
'6x72 in, japanese Straw mts, at .SSc
Carpet 1ats. mostly f:inged, from to 2
Yards long. at ....... Soc. TO Sl.15 each
500 Carpet HasSocks, very low priced; the
round ones at 2,c., the square ones at. 3Sc
Third foot
The sun., 1900-07-22
Reduction Sale Unusual of
Furniture and Rugs.

Hurry prizes for handsome, timely furnishings
prices because they 20 surely and quickly to make
arrivals You glad the city to take ad
vange- compensation the hot weather. especially when you have
cool store 70 buy
The sun., 1900-07-22


1880 in, that were 80, At ..... SIC
2oXS4 in., that were 81 .6j. At ... $ll5
3Ox6O in, that were S2i0, At .... Sl.t0
56x72 in, that were sos, at .... $lI5
COX 80 in. that were 81. 80, at. .. $l.lO
Az f., that were S4.6j. at. ...... $3.50
6xo It.. that wsra SS.SS. at. ....... .S6.5
7.6xiO.o It,, that were Sij.iS, at. =. .S9.SS
9xi2 IT,. that were Si7.7S, at. 80. Sl3S
Japanese Jute Rugs in blue and white,
green and white, and oriental colorS.
Az f., that were S2.6o, at ... $2l0
6xo IT,. that were $50. at .... $J.o5
76xio.6 H., that were $40. at ... $S75
oxi2 It.. that were $40. 20, at ..... $LsS
India Dhurries, bright colored, j6x72
inches, as low as aS.....,..... ..,.. Sl.lO
John Bromley & Sons reversible Rang
pur Jute Smyrna Rugs:
5OxoO in, value Si.j5. at ......... SSc
3oX72 in. value S2.Oj. az. ......... Sits
7.6xi0.6 IT,. value So.4i.at ,......$6.W
Little lots. picked here and there, at
prices to hurry them
i6xS2 in. mottled Smy rna Mats, at 5Sc
5ox6o in, Byzantine Rugs. at. .... $l.lS
J6x72 in, Byzantine Rugs, At .... SL45
27xS0 in.. me Plus Ultra Administer
Rugs. plain colors, at........ $LS
36x72 in. Wilton Velvet Rugs. at. .Sl+S
The sun., 1900-07-22

with embroidery ......,.........+1 40
Walking Skirts. Cambria Skirts, with
full umbrella rutf1e, trimmed with em-
broidery; also dust ruffle ........,. .$l.ls
Cambria Skirts. lawn umbrella rufile,
with full rutfle OF choice embroidery: also
dust ruifle $l.3
Muslin Skirts. tucked lawn founce. with
full uffle Of fine embroidery; llso dust
ruftle. ........,....,,... $l9S
Camhric Skirts. with tucked hyn
founte and full umbrella rum, Of hand
Some embroidery ..........,.. S22S
Second noo.
The sun., 1900-07-22
Mems Flannel Suits
Are Cool and Cost Little.


Featherweight fhnnel for weather such
as last weeks. Such pretty fhnnels as
they make nowadays; some Of the very
newest and prettest OF the season. We
have had them made up into coat and
trouser Suits all ready to put on. Goats
are mostly double-breaSted, cut in the
prevailing style; trousers are more roomy
than in the heavier fabrics and made with
belt loops to do away with the hot sus-
penden. Unlined. Of course, yet well
fitting. The test of tailor is in the set
Of his thin clothes body ought 10 be
able to make thick cloths hang properly.
Money-saving Suits, too, remember.
One syle-the cheapest we havs-ought
to be ti2.SO. 1t will cost you. -. S8.9S
Others-better ones-are proportion
ately low priced At
$I2S0. SO 50 and $3.50
Flannel Trousers. This is the very
cheapest way 10 learn what splendid
place this Mems Clothing Store is. Here
are Trousers in variety of silver and
dark gray colorings and small stripe pat
terms made OF an excellent frnch flannel.
Usual price for them would be $500 or
5000. Choose for. .............$ .$3.95
Second ioor New Building.
The sun., 1900-07-22
Brooklyn advertisements.
8ropklyu Sdvtrtlsemsnts.
A Muslin Underwear Hurrying.
"The Best Qualities for the Least Cost

Ever that ecve-when lived up Ever keeps this
store Of Muslin Underwear far in the lead Now huge gathering of
n garments those good enough yet strongly made
stand the ougher usage of vacation time price offering that will
not easily be neglected We tell you of but there multitude
The sun., 1900-07-22
High Tide in Low Pricing for.
WOmen's Cotton Shirt Waists.

thtm-at tnu' OF -tne-SeaSOH pTIctS:
The COlOred Waists. 1000 Of percale
in a large variety Of pretty stripes and
figures; full fronts, tucked backs, detach-
able collars. ...........,,....... l6
1000 OF percale In pink, blue, oStlood
and hvender; full fronts, tucked backs,
detachable collars; value 75c., at. soc
OF fine percale made in straight and bias
effects; full fronts, tucked backs, detach-
able colhrs;rsalue 500, At. t........ pc
Tho White NWaists. OF white lawn,
tucked back and front, detachable collar,
value 500. NJ, Dc
The sun., 1900-07-22

OF fine white lawn with the entire front,
back and top of sleeves h.mstitched and
tucked; detachable collar; value SIS,
at .97c
Fine Waists with entire front Of hem
stitched tuckS; tucked back, dress sleeves
with soft cuffs .... ......... .$l.S
Fine Waists with the entire front, back
and top of sleeves hemsttched AMI tucked
and with pretty hearstitched front piece
dress sleeves, soft cuffs. ........ .$i.98
Second 1uof
The sun., 1900-07-22
aroohlvn Adrertissusnts.
3rsohlyn adrsrtissmsnts.
amMwa aArmnmm obi aAmm spdaws
ABRAHAM AND STRAUs
8R00KI,TN
Four Remarkable Values In
WOmen's Skirts and Linen Suits.

F0ur Remarkable Values In
WOmen'S Skirts and Linen Suits.
All ready to put and half regular bit than half pay.
Don't decline the invitation for few days the country because
clothes aren't ready fresh and bright asebge of the Skirts and
Suits need the most here for actually less than would cost
make them
They best styles Of the Of and as sim
pie elaborate you WISH But either the makngs perfect
they couldn't be here otherwise Four items to mention
Skirts white with NC
Skirts white tucked all around ehboat trimmed with
the latest Of the excellent Priced SlS
Rainy day gog Skirts shades faced handsome phidN finished bottom
with several rows chnG useful for morning couny
q hG n, pu,poS S S S sW low prea ; a i 49, i ssS' M
hS priced At 5000 to $780, $H~
High Tide in Low Pricing for.
WOmen'S Cotton Shirt Waists.
Again the Shirt Waist Store has gathered for your choosing fresh
multitude of crisp bright Waists again PRICES lowest for which such
Waists have been sold. Regular rise and fall has the
ence low tide prices There have been such prices cited be-
low such prices for such excellent Waists
The chm the brnce Of seasons striving after perfection
hen-at end. Of the season prices
Co0red Waists white
and hemtched and
dehch detachable
HI frontof
stitched mckS tucked back dress
and "'' N'"''''''
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-05-02
THOSE PARTING WORDS.
Farewell Reception Given to Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. D. Martin.

Quite a large crowd of the friends
and acquaintances of Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. Dewitt Martin gathered in the
lecture room of the Methodist
church on Wednesday evening Of
last week for the purpose of partic-
ipating in farewell reception to
the couple, who left on the day fol-
lowing for Waterville, this State,
where they will reside in the future
The gathering was made up of
members from the different church
es in the city, although those from
the Methodist church, of which Mr..
and Mrs, Martin are members. pre-
dominated.
The reception was informal, but
it was charming expression of the
esteem in which Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
tin are held by the community in
which they have resided, and where
Mr.. Martin has long been a factor
in business circles, and it was a
strong and silent commentator to
them to the people of Waterville,
both from a business and social