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should not forget at the coming election
and that Is to vote for the members of
the legislature who have been nominated
by their party. The Republican major
ity in the senate is assured by the hold
Ing over Of all members of that body, and
it is Quite material to the interests of
honest legislation that the Democrats
have an effective working force of hon
est, incorruptihie men In the larger house
of the legislature. The character of the
nominees Of the party Is such that no
Democrat need be ashamed of them, and
IN no district in Ramsey county is their
a greater call for Democrats to vote for
their nominee than in that district which
includes the Tenth and Eleventh wards
and country. John Owens, the Demo
cratic nominee, is worthy business
man of North st. Paul, and in striking
contrast with the Republican nominee,
who has been a political hanger-on of the
corrupt Republican machine for de-
cade, sometimes a helper in the dairy
department. sometimes a doorkeeper in
the legislature, but ever eager and ready
to absorb the per diem pertaining to the
Jobs. Mr.. Owens ought to be, and his
friends predict that he will be- elected
by large majority
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there seems little reason to doubt that his
plurality at the coming election will lie
akin to that of his predecessor, John J.
O'Cennor, tswhose seat Mr.. Hickey, with
creditable ambition, aspires.
The Democratic OF organization of the
First ward Will hold its regular meeting
at headquarters. Bedford and Decatur
streets, tomorrow evening. There will be
speeches by a number of the candidates,
as well as other eloquent speakers. All
are invited
In spite ofisthe fact that the organic
laws Of the Junior Pioneers associat ien
forbid the INTRODUCTION of politics into its
affairs, Philip c. Justus, the Repub lean
nominee for sheriff in his scare, has Is
sued the following letter, " hieh has been
widely distributed among the members OF
the associs ton:
Brother Junior: AS you are undoubtedly
aware, / am al candidate for sheriff of
this county at the ensuing November
election. -
Knowing full well that we should in
Pioneer association, as body, still as
individuals we certainly have the right
not only to help one another but to So
Hcft each Others support politically.
when we can do so and not jeopartIize
the interests of our association
This being the case, / earnestly ask
your support and vote in my candidacy
for the said office of sheriff.
Enclosed please find few of my cards,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-14
LATE SOCIAL NEWS.

The Carnation Dancing club has reor-
members: S. b.. Finley, J. G. Bowers,
man, w. Shaunahan, w. Warren, w. p.
Brown. The first of the second series Of
dancing parties viii be given at Lifts
hall, Wednesday evening, Oct. 81
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Universal
ist Church of the Messiah will meet Tues
Gay afternoon with Mrs. H. E. Lamb,
555 Laurel avenue.
Under the auspices Of Webster Lodge
NO. 70, knights of Pythias, a recital and
musical will be given at Bowlby hall.
Monday evening. Oct. %. by Prof Francis;
Lee Chauvan, assisted by Miss Florence
Marion Pace, Miss Christina Lawrence
and Miss Bessie Godkin.
Mrs. VIM. d. Coleman, the guest last
week of Mrs. w. T.. Rogers 2S4 South
Exchange, has returned to her home in
Chicago
Frank Mauer was pleasantly surprised
Wednesday evening by the Twilight club
and friends, at his home. 265 North Fifth
street. He was assisted in entertaining
by 2. M. Buch, w. Powers, J. NJ. Duck
EFT, Albert Bourgeauit and Mrs. Nelson,
Misses Marie Birch and Lame Theirs
were eighty-four guests.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Barnet, Mrs. Green and
MISS Green ieave tonight on an extended
trip to the East
A farewell party viii be given in honor
OF Mr. Albert Bourgeault at his home,
600 Wabasha street He leaves soon To
make his home in st. Cloud.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-14
WANTED HIM TO MOVE.
How sihIey street Landiady Eject.
ed an UnyveIcome Ronreer

no" q SibleY Street Landiady Eject
ed an UnweIcome Boars.er,
MRS. Closkey. conducting boarding
mousse at Az S-bley street, was before
Judge f1lne yesterday on the charge of
tnallclous destruction of personal proper
", preferred by George Daniels the mis-
sionary and lecturer from Kurdieta1,
Damels claims that he rented an anart-
ment Sept. %, and paid a months rent
IN advance, and that now Mrs. Closkev
has rented his room to some other ne,:,
son ana moved his personal effects to
another part of the house Mrs. CIoskev
told Judge Hine that she had >sinnIv
taken this course to cause him TO seek
other quarters The case was continued
until> tomorrow.
Lillian Raske and Minnie Williams
were arraigned on the charge of larceny.
preferred by e. P Davis, of Mankato'
Mimi, who claimed that they stole se0
from him at the Arcade hotel Friday
night The case was continued until TO-
morrow
The complaints charging H. J. Mueller
and Frank NJ Barrett, of North ST. Paul
with cruelty to animals were withdrawn
in the police court yesterday.
e Steifel, charged with violating the
smoke ordinance, pleaded not guilty. and
will have hearing on Tuesday. The
warrant was sworn out by Officer CassI-
dy, on complaint of tenants of the Ger
mania bank building
The case against Thomas Bolden. col
ored, charged by Louis Kerl, proprietor
OF the Maple Leaf restaurant, of jumping
board bill, was dismissed, as the parties
fixed matters out of court
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Very truly yours.
.BQdQUeiger Sees &ov. LIND.

AS I vos Gaming down Selpy afenue
lasdt Dinsday Afternoon in mein new
auto mo bupple I ketohet ub nit his
EXcellency, der Gofernor Chon Lind
Ven efer 1 say whoa! Bill" und pull
me dot leedIe lefer under der seat, mein
auto mo bupple yust sthops so quick as
she nefer can und uf you are nod LOGGING
you are liabilidy to go oudt Walking nit
your face feerst down NIT der ground.
I set "Chump in Gofernor und enchoy a
leedle spin init me vile [ Interrogation
you rekarding vot you dink id ISIS der
oudloog vet in Minnesota und vot are
your chances during der canning eleg-
tion?'
John vos agreeableness nit me und
handet ME Won uf dose sekars vot comes
in punches fon der PhilIi Pinochle Islants
ind vich Chorge Dewey sendet him 2
few boxes by way uf a soufenir uf der
paddle uf Vanilla Pay. Alder We lighted
ub, We lighted oudt nit der auto mo
bupple but Chon set, 'Budweiser, don't
go such 4 fastneSs. We are libilidy to
ged pincled for fasdt drifting on der
afenue. [ am used to fast running, vich
you will notice [ dit two years ago und
vich I am aboudt to repetition again in
q few tags, aindt id? But L would be
pleased uf you Will slow down NIT dot
wagon uf yours und go a leedle more
slowness." we'll" I set, "Chon, I am
der most accommodationtng man dot
efer habbened und id iss a pleasure to
oblige you. Now dot you are APPLE to
mage bTeathings again, please visper
vot viii your machority been ven dey
ged all uf der votes counted in Neivem-
ber.' ''Achi Budweiser," he set, I'D ISIS
such q skinch id IMAGES me feel bad ven
dink how bad der captain Will feel ven
he finds oudt dot I hat beaded him by
any how ten dousand, aindt id?" "Iss il
impossible" I set, dot you expect TO
beaded him so bad as dot?' well, Bud
weiser,' he set, 4 hate to do i'd Bud
somepody Will haf to d1ddid id, und Id
mide chust as veil been me as nopody
else" We hat lzeyite a conversationings
nit each onder ind der Gofernor infor-
mationed me confidentially dot id vos
all ride, und uf 1 wanted chob 1 shouldt
fall in line und mage a few leedle speech
es for him und Pryan at Mendoza und
ProWn Valley, und he would seen dot
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-14
SENT THE AIR TO MANKATo.
Lecture at Peoples Church, IN Liquid
Air Was Spelled.

The audience that gathered-Io witness.
the liquid air experiments last night at.
the Peoples church were Informed that.
the lecture would not take place
The lecture was first ANNOUNCED to be-
given last Tuesday evening. Late Nom.
DAY afternoon a telegram was received
that the Triplcr laboratories had broken
down, ana that the date must be post
pored As the liquid air should have
been shipped on Saturday, there seems
no adequate reason why the notice vas
not sent out earlier. The same telegram
offered choice of future dates. and
Saturday night was chosen. Telegra ms
We're received stating that the hqrid air
was on the way and there could be no
failure, and only yesterday merning q;
letter was received that Prof. Woodland
would arrive at 10 O'clock. 1t was not
until $3.50 p. n. that another teleeralr,
came stating that the liquid air had ar-I
rived at Mankato in such bad condition
that the lecture could not be giyen il. st.
Paul.
There is but one place in the country
where the liquid air is made, and that
is IN New York city, so that it wa i'm
possible to repair the damage done. and
there was no opportunity to notify inc
pubic after the news reached the civ
The Eastern managers seem to be 10
blame for lack OF promptness. if nothing
else. The money will be refunded ar
howard. FarWell & Co 8
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-14
THE RIGHT THING
4 New Cstarrh Cure, Which Is Rap
idly Coming to The Ern,,4

"A Ne" Cstarrh Cure, Which Is Rap
idly Coming to the Front.
For several years, .Eucalpytol. crai4co1
and Hydrastin have been recognized ~
standard remedies for catarrhal troubles.
out they have always been given sepa
rately, and only very recently an inee-
NOUS chemist succeeded in Combining
them, together with other anHseptics into
a pleasant, effective tablet.
Druggists sell the remedy under, tha.
name of Stuarts Catarrh Tablets. and it
has met with remarkable success in ina
cure OF nasal catarrh, bronchial ana
throat catarrh and In catarrh of the
stomach.
Mr.. f. N Benton. whose address is
care of Clark House, Troy, n. Y. savs:
When l run up against anything that is
good like to tell pc ale OF 1t. l have
oeen troubled with catarrh more or less
Tor some time. Last winter more than
ever. Tried several so-called cures but.
did not get any benefit from them. About
six weeks ago I bought a 50-cent box OF
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets, and | am glad
to say that they have done wonders for
me, and I do not hesitate 10 let all nv
friends know that Stuart's Catarrh Tab
lets are the right thing
Mr.. Geo. j. Casanova, OF Hotel Griffon.
West Ninth street, New York civ
rtANSN7. = AieNNO SOAiAittS1ltIEU using CLuclfJ
Catarrh Tablets and already they have
given me better results than any catarrh
cure / have ever tried
A leading physician OF Pittsburg adj.
vises the use OF Stuart's Catafrh Tablets
in preference to any other treatment for
catarrh of the head. throat or stomach.
He claims they are far superior to IN
haiers, salves, lotions or powder. and are
much more convenient and pleasant to
take, and are so harmless that little chill
dren take them with benefit. as they cons
tain no opiate, cocaine or any poisonous
drug.
All druggists sell Stuart's catarrF Tabs
lets at SO cents FOR full-sized package.
and they are probably the safest and
most reliable cure for any form OF ca
tarrh.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-14
TO PRODUCE GREEK PLAY
MISS MABEL BURROWS TELLS OF
WORK INVOLVED.


BY far the most popular woman at the
state university is Miss Mabel Hay Bar
rows. the young woman who is training
the students for the Greek play The
presentation of a Greek play requires
tact, talent for details and executive
ability. Miss BarroWs possesses these
characteristics, and her method cannot
be better explained than in her own
words. She says:
My method is something as follows:
When sent for by a college [ first meet
the classical faculty and they present
me to various classes of students, to
whom 1 give a little sketch Of the play,
explaining its demands and showing pic
lures of its final performance. 1 then
talk the men over with the faculty and
learn something of their college records.
OF course, athletes, dancers, singers and
the populace do not need to know Greek
The students are then invited to meet
me socially. After this, for q day or two
l observe them carefully in the lecture
room, on the campus, and watch them
Al their athletics. l am then able to
select two or three possible actors for
each role These students [ ask to COM
pete for the parts, and after a day or
two 1 am able to decide which of them
is better fitted for the several roles.
OF course, they do not begin to commit
their lines until the parts are finally
cast. Then / call the entire cast together
for a reading rehearsal and go over the
whole pley. After that [ do not call
them together again until the last week.
The work in the meantime is entirely
individual. work with each man until
he is nearly perfect in his part Then /
begin putting them together in small
groups so that all the work is going on
practically all the time
Once / am in a college, by time is
all theirs. I begin at o'clock in the
morning and frequently during the last
Week am busy right through until mid
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-14

Gated in the public schools of ST Paul
and afterwards took course at business
college. In 1857 he entered the employ Of
II. p. Rugg & Co., a wholesale concern of
this city, with whom he stayed until 1892
He avs chief clerk in the city treasurer's
office during John Wagener's term, ard
has been in several business enterprises,
In which he has been successful Mr..
Metzdorf is a member OF the Junior Pio-
neers, Modern Woodmen. Maccabees, Red
Men and Ancient Order of United Work
men.
To the printer with a few fonts of type,
II small. press and vote. the court house
is proving a regular bonanza this cam-
paign. The Republican candidates arc
his graft and the results in the shapa
of big packages of cards and ether cam
paign matter which litter the offices, are
evidences of his thrift. NJ W. Fitzgerald
candidate for register of deeds and w. r.
Johnson, who hungers. for another term
as county auditor are possibly the heavl-
est sufferers in this line, their offices be.
ing Uttered with line of printing and
cards calling attention to their cand dacy.
large enough to bin a small sized show
All callers are supplied with q bunch
while en- occasional promiscuous distri-
button rids of a few, but the pile never
growsless. The printer, with an eye 10
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vos mate Won uf dose brickadeer chen
erals uf stade nit golf lacings, chapeau-
rome ulld a sord, yust lige Chin Haw-
thOrne, iss id2''
Den I set to him "Gofernor, I under
slant Market Hanna und a few uf der
poys will be here in a few tags to heIb
oudt der chenial Captain, vot do you
dink aboudt id?" 'sVeH," he set, I'D ISIS
aboudt time somepody Yos Gaming uf
dey oxpict to do Something's. Bud it ISIS
nod much use, i'd ISIS too lade now, id
viii be a procession und me drifting der
feerst earraich. / don't see how We can
lose. Hanna ISIS just Gaming ub here
to see how much Green monies he can
cob oudt before der ELECTION. He will
undoubtedly find oudt dot der olt paddle
axes Will not handel him any blank
checks nit dere SIGNATURES on der bot
tom uf dem ind say, Here you are,
olt man, just fiji id in for how much
you want. a.ndt i'd Nein, Budweiser
der poys may been willingness to tear
ub q leedle coin on Mckinley and der
Rough Rider but Van ISIS all in und fon
now on i'd will bin table stakes Dit you
know, Budweiser id ISIS such a skinch dot
L hate to mage any trimmings for id. Id
ISIS just lge. schooling fishes"
Yah, dot :, ISIS Id" set,
bud 1 am glad YOU abbreciation
der skituation rekarding Cap. Dere are
lods uf fellers vot would hat no skym-
pathizings ad all fer der onder man"
Yust den der Gofernor asl1et me would
1 ride him ub to der new capitol build
ings as he Wished to pick outlt vot rooms
he would need for himselluf ind der
poys for his next term. ! told him l
hat no opchecktions und I gif der auto
mo bupple a fresh drink und We toog q
leedle run nb to der cabitol. After Chon. !
hat mate a few sugchestnuts as to how
dey should fxet der offices We came
pack down town again ven I set to him
eChon, dit you recollection yot der Gov
ernor uf Nord Carolina set to der Coz r
nor of Soud Carolina?''
All! Budweiser, should It be, will II
efer forged id2 bud 1 am der Gofernor
uf Minnesota. ISIS i'd
yes. No. set, "das macht nix aus
We will play am der Gofenor uf Anoka.
Der pleasure ISIS mine" Den We ~sdisap
pearanced -Budweiser.
Per e. Weisenburger
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Gas d
or
CREDIT

which, judicfously distributed among
wagering friends. accompanied by a few
getters for fellow Junior.
Anticipating that your vote will be
cast and your support given in accord
ance with above, 1 thank you in adj
vance, and remain your brother Junior,
p. c. Justus.
It's effect will be boomerang, for those
who have received it are most outspoken
In their condemnation of his effort 70
draw the association into political fight.
Justus will be beaten SO badly that the
scattering votes received by Rufus Jeffor-
SIN, who imagines he is running, would
not save him, even if Justus got them
all.
Peter J. Metzdorf, Democratic candi-
date for county treasurer, was born IN ST.
Paul. March 10, 1869, and is sor of the
late John Metzdorf. who was alderman
from 1864 to 1876 Mr.. Metzdorf was edu-
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business. is always on hand and he sees
to 1t that eny deficit is promptly supplied.
The executive committee of the Demo-
cratic city end county organization he'd
joint meeting yesterday afternoon with
the candidates and discussed plans for
the campaign. The candidates present all
expressed themselves as more than
pleased with the outlook and were of
the opinion that the entire county ticket
would be elected.
Ward meetings viii be held tomorrow
night at the following places:
First Ward-Headquarter Bedford ami
Decatur streets.
Second Observation-Disclosures, S45 East
Seventh street.
Eighth ward-st. Demands hall, Abe
marie and Rose streets.
One thing that the Democratic voters
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now retired, still retains extensive prop
erty interests, which insure his devotion
to the district where he resides, He has
host of friends, and his election is as
sured, almost beyond a doubt His
friends. however. realize that his oppo-
nent is perhaps one OF the most formid-
able on the Republican legislative ticket,
and are putting. forth every effort to in
sure Mr.. Rochfords election.
= ~
James R. Hickey, the Democratic nom
Tree for the legislature i'll the Fourth
ward, is bright young attorney, who
ever since his majority, has been an
active worker in the ranks of the De-
mocracy of this city. An aggressive cam
paigner, popular In every walk of life.
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on which the council could elect the
Judges.
One step, however, is still possible for
the Peoples party. Thursday, the last
day on which the council might recon
slider their action, having passed, they
might apply to the district court for an
order requiring the city clerk to place
certain names selected from their party
upon the list, In cases where they might
prove that the judges had not been Sc
lected, zone from each of the parties
polling the largest vote at the last cleo
ton.
In that event the council would be
called upon to defend their action, and
in the event tpat they did not do so, the
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qualified. In that instance the qualifca-
ton which several of the judges lacked
was the fact that they could not read and
write the English language. The case
went to the supreme court of the state
where it was decided that qualification
of the judges does not affect the count
in the least, unless there is proof of
fraud.
There seems no probability that the
Peoples party will attempt to invalidate
the lists.
The election laws provide that the NOM
nations for judges by the various parties
must be made at least thirty days before
election, which would make Saturday,
Oct. 6, the last day on which they could
do SO. Last Thursday was the last day
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-14
. : : :,
How to break up Colds.

Dr.. Humphreys famous Specific Sew
enty- ssven'' breaks up Cold by restoring
the checked circulation, known by chill
or chilly feeling, the first sign. of a Cold. it
starts the blood coursing through the veins
and at once breaks up the Cold.
TT acts directly upon the disease, with
out exciting disease or disorder in any other
part of the system.
s'z7' cures thoroughly; no bad after
effects; no stuffy head; no Catarrh no
sensitive throat; no prostration vigor and
strength being sustained during the attack.
'Seyenty-seven consists of small vial
of pleasant pellets fits the vest pocket.
At druggists, 25c
Doctor book mailed free
Humphreys HOMEOPATHIC Medicine Co.. Corner
William and John Sts.. New York.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-14
list 0 JUDGES STANDS |
hITTLE Lis tfGHo0D OF AM
CHANGE IN THE COUNCiL's
ApP0sNTEES
PEOPLES PARTY TOO SLOW
1t Is Generally Relieved Tint
Their Petitions Would Not
Now BE Heard if
Presented.

Notification of appointment has been
sent to the ballot judges and election
judges by the city clerk, and their sup
plies of stationery are now waiting for
them in his office. The fact that there
has been some talk by the Populist fac
tons of attempting to invalidate the list
as made up at present need not worry
the appointees in the least.
In the election of November, 1887 an
attempt was made to throw out the vote
Of certain precincts, as there was no
doubt that the election judges were not
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-14
FUNERAL OF A VETERAN.
John NJ. JOY Is Laid to Rest M oals.
land

- ivy - A<aGN TO ReSt AT Oak
land.
The funeral of John NJ Joy. the veteran
who was found dead in his bed early
, dnulsGay morning by his wife, took place
Yesterday afternoon, the Atller pogt ar
tending the services at the grave.
The post Joined the funeral hroeess;o,
at the gates of Oakland Cemetery a.,I
marched to the grave, Comrade D5ran IN
command. CHAPLAIN Bartlett III charge
OF the services, paid a touching tribute
TO the character and worth of The dead
man. Rev. DR.. Edwards delivesed the
prayer. Three comrades placed flowers
ana Wreaths upon the grave. Bugler q
=: easier blew the taps
MI. Joy was q member of the Thirfv-
second Maine infantry during the Civil
war and had lived in ST Paul for fifteen
or twenty years at the time of his ,leatils
His home was at 4S7 Iglehart street
At the meeting of the Acker posi- ast
night 1t was decided that all the mernb rs
would visit John a. Rawlins' pest noxs
TUESDAY night. The veterans will me- t
at the Ryan hotel and leave this city 1t
o'clock.
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Since the world was young
people have tried every kind
of trick to cheat the old man
who carries the scythe and the
hour-glass.
To those who want to look
as young as they really are, in
spite of their gray hairs, there
is one comfort: Ayers Hair
Vigor always restores color to
gray hair.
]. c. AVER COMPANY,
Practical Chemists, Lowell, Mass,
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There are few men in the legislative
district north Of the Great Northern
tracks. lying between Western avenue
and Mississippi street, who are better
known than James Rockford, who has
been nominated by the Democrats to rep
resent that portion of the Thirty-fourth
senatorial district in the coming law
making body. Mr.. Rockford was for
many years In business there, and while
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known as neurasthenia or nervous pros
tration.
Peruna will be found to effect an i'm
mediate and lasting cure in all cases of
systemic -catarrh. 1t acts quickly and
beneicially ON the diseased mucous
membranes, and with healthy MUCOUS
membranes the catarrh can no longer
exist.
Address The Peruna Medicine Co, CO.
lumbus, o., for a free catarrh book.