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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-02
Did Not Insult MIR Mason.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-The secretary
of state has sent to the senate commit
tee on foreign relations an assurance
from the British ambassador that the
interview attributed to Consul Vansit-
tart, at New Orleans, rejecting upon pub
lie officials Of the United States, was not
authentic
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-02

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-The house
committee on mileage today rejected the
claim Of Brigham H. Roberts, of Utah,
for mileage in connection with his con-
test for seat in the house.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-02
EMPEROR NOT DEAD.

Affairs in China Not So Bad as Pic
fured.
PARIS, Feb. IA dispatch from Pekin
says the recent report of the death of
Emperor Kwan Su is not confirmed.
The dispatch adds that the safety of for
eigners is not threatened, but that, an
English missionary having been muir
dered IN the province of Shantung, the
British, American, French, Italian and
German ministers have addressed note
to the foreign office asking that measures
be taken by the Chinese authorities for
the safety of missionaries.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-02
Brilliant Event in Paris.

PARIS. Feb. IN Deschanels, the
president of the chamber of deputies,
took his seat today as a member of the
Academy, to which he was elected in sue
cession to the late M. Edouard Herve.
distinguished audience was present,
including President and Nine. Loubet,
and the elite of the diplomatic, political,
literary and artistic world. His speech
was a brilliant one. In an eloquent
peroration, he called on all Frenchmen
to sink party differences and un te
around the trfcolor and wait until France
WAS Threatened
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-02
sultan to visit Kaiser.

BERLIN, Feb. lit is asserted here
that Abdul Hamid. the sultan of Turkey
intends to visit Emperor William while
on the way to the Paris exposition.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-02

yesterday for annoying her, but sent a
note telling the magistrate that she had
never heard of Won Kuhl. and did not
discharged.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-02
Refused to Eat.

FERGUS FALLS, Mimi, Feb. 1.-The
death of Mrs. Orlin O'Hara, wife of Act
ing Mayor O'Hara, of this city, occurred
on Tuesday afternoon, from exhaustion.
Mrs. O'Hara has been studying Christian
treatment at the hands of local Christian
Scientists and finally became possessed of
the idea that. there was error in every
thing. Her delusion developed into an
every kind. A physician was called last
Thursday but she was too weak to re-
ceive any assistance and died after seven
days of fasting. The funeral will occur
tomorrow.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-02
Iord Reresford.s Command.

LONDON, Feb. Rear Admiral Lord
Charles Beresford started for the con-
tinent this morning on his way to Malta
to take command of the Second division
of the British Mediterranean fleet.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-02

Boot has sent faT to 6k an the sonth
pass, Mississippi river, for the current
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-02
PEEP AT A SKELETON
ALL THAT WAS ALLOWED IN THE
MERRIAM HEARING YES
TERDAY
zEGLIN GETS A NEW DEED

Principal Event of the Day In the
MetcaIf Inquiry Northwestern
Telephone Company Takes Its In
struments Out of Drug stores
where the PrOprictOrs Permit
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-02

Bsaanee Sheet.
WASHINGTON, Feb, 1.-The monthly
statement of the public debt shows that
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-02
Half a Million for JettIes.

WASHINGTON. Feb. i. Secretary
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-02

To Appoint Receiver.
STURGIS, S. D., Feb. 1.-Judge Joseph
The evening world., 1900-08-21
LOOTED
N TIME.
Burglars Carried or
Booty in Pillow
Cases.

The police n the West One Hundred
and Twsnty-nrst stree, station say they
NIL soon have In their eiutche. the
thieves who looted the apartment. II
A. Slsersran In the fat house At 10
Yves, one Hundred and rwenty-nrst
street In broad daylghi yesterday after.
noon.
The residents Of the ~neishborhpod hope
II Is ~ Idle boast. because yesterdays
burglary Is the fourth that has oc.
CURED in that block within a few
months. and none Of the thieves has
been caught
Mr.. sllvsrssi Elm is the welI.,oAo Jew.
sller whose store Is at ~ Ezshth ave.
nue.. III, family consists 81 his wife
and two daughters. Al we're out calling
AMI shopping Yesterday from I 10 80
y. ".
When Mrs. slverstein returned she
found the fat In disorder. Every bureau
drawer. close and cupboard had been
opened and ransickei The noOr vas
piled hrh with rejected booty.
rh> thieves hid taken sy..yth.az o,
value that could be ,artei IN In bags
and pillow caees. Al the jexelry and
sliy.rware vas son. and the mos, y.lu-
able clothinS
The evening world., 1900-08-21
BREAD DYSPEPSIA.
The Dig.sting Element LET out.

Inc DigeStlng Element Lett Out.
bread dyspepsia Is common. II al
fects the bowels Jscause white breaf
is nearly all starch, and starch is di.
gested In the intestines, not in the
stomach proper. Up und, the shell
n III. wheat berry Nature has pro.
vded a curious deposit which IL
turned into diastase when II Is sub.
jected 10 the saliva and 10 the pan.
create juices ol the human intes-
tines.
This dlastase Ia absolutely neces.
sary 10 digest starch and turn 10 into
grape sugar, which Ia the next orm
but that part OF the wheat berry
makes dark -four. and the modern
mill, cannot readily sell dark -four.
30 Natures valuable digestor Is
thrown out and the human system
must handle the star-h as best II can,
without the help that Nature In.
tended.
Small wonder that appendicitis.
peritonitls. constipation. and all sorts
~ trouble exist when We 60 30 con.
trary 10 Natures law. The food e1-
perts that perfected Grape. Nuts
Food. knowing these facts. made use.
In their experiments. Of the entire
wheat AM barley. including all the
parts. and subjected them 10 mois-
ture and long continued warmth.
which allows time and the proper
conditions for developing the dlEs-
tass outside OF the human body
In this way the starchy part IL
transformed into grape sugar In a
perfectly natural manner. without
the use of chemicals or any outside
ingredients. The little sparkling
crystals Of grape sugar can lie seen
on the pieces OF Grape-Nuts. This
food therefore Is naturally predi.
gested and ITS use In place of bread
will quickly correct the troubles that
have been brought about by the too
free use VI starch In the food. and
that Is very common In the human
to-day.
The effect OF eating Grape-Nuis ten
days or two weeks. and the discon.
tlnuanee Of ordinary white bread. Is
very marked. The user will gain
rapidly 10 strength and physical and
mental health
The evening world., 1900-08-21
School Umbrellas.

These are articles that are need.
ed every day, and the tempting
prices at which they are selling
should make them change hands
very quickly.
a o. - inch iit dy, cotton School
umhfeIliS with oak loop handle, A
BE.
y of ~ inch fast ~. eoiton School
umtfsllis. with Congo OF Dresden
handles. small sire, At 3oe.
p Or - ineh Fin. Briinnii School
umhrslliI Nrth handles eyeeiilly De.
signed Tor Chitf.n'S use, ineluIin,
ttl'uloid, polished wooi. Dresden.
sterling silver trimmed, Congo. At
SOC.
p Of ~ inth >fls cifola or linton
Iiftti >ils StHoJl Umbrellas, tiin,,
hiniles. n hfse var sty, especially
les gn,t Tor Chi tf,n'S use. 8oc.
Nsm Fuaf BA p s.,.ar
The evening world., 1900-08-21
BOY HURT BY AMBULANCE.


An ambulanie from 81. Vincent's Hos.
piiA' responding 10 a call from ~
BroadsAy. knocked down Max GoIdstelr
n injured him 80 badly tia, he had
10 be taken into the ambulance and
carried to the hospital. The accident oc.
CURED In front Of ~ Broadway. Gold.
stein 10 eighteen years old and lives a,
~ Monroe street.
The evening world., 1900-08-21
Boss BAKERS IN SESSION.
Proposition To Do tw.y with NIsht
WORK Discussed by Grest~r
N~w york Mos.

The abolition u nizht work In bake
shops. and the sale u bread In iepar .
nnent stores and on the streets. we're
subjects discussed to-day In saenset-
bund Hal. Brooklyn, by the Boss
Bakers % New York IN annual State
convention.
Chairman Herman scheidi. u the
Brooklyn Coz mii,se. opened the coz
yention with an address ~ the ~ dele
gates that was RESPONDED 10 By Prssi-
dsss Ma strasssr, Of Nanhaluan-
The evening world., 1900-08-21
Dinner Set 1928.

Do you need q dinner set uso. her,
IS an advantageous time 10 purehiSs
one. Tbs one Is oi decorated pore.
IA n, o, Sc pieces, ine'uing % oi each
sire pliiss ard cups and siue,rs also all
Necessary meat AMI vegetable dishes;
has pretty undngIIls border dseor,.
lions which are guaranteed TO hst Q
lia me Tn. pieces a., ianey shapss
rally . bargain Uhsn Advertised Tor
$50. Ssp,fiie petss can Re bought
At Ffopohionatsly ~ prices.
The evening world., 1900-08-21
MINNEAPOLIS WINS OVER
ST. PAUL IN CENSUS FIGHT,

WASHINGTON. Aug . Tn, C,7.u
once to-day n.ie public tho ccnsus
for 81 Paul and MINNEAPOLIS. M,nn
The ~popu'atioD = 81. Pau IL ia.si, an
Increase over 1870 Of 0.rG. or 2? . q.
cent Tho Dopulainh u Minneapolis, {.
se1N. an Increase over i,o Of I.sU. o.
:1S g.r cent.
The evening world., 1900-08-21

IL | could Kin the CElr Il Russia
would gladly 90 to the electric ch>lr
the next day"
This VAS the utterance II Nine. Jsn.
ny TANNER. who lives at ~ West Thir.
'y-hth street Last sunday she wen,
out Into the highways and sold |, mum.
her cf cslluloii buttons bearing ths
name and portrait Of Bresci. the slayer
Of King Humbsrt
u realized 80 from this sale said
Nine TANNER, AL of which will r. 70
the Group 10 All Bresi's wife Brescl
was a gree, nan He was OF the kind
n stun We want he acted Instead Of
talking.
The evening world., 1900-08-21
Upholstery Goods.

Beginning to ad ust The house for fall? Thousands are.
We invite all to draw upon our Upholstery department for
the things they'll be sure to need. Items like these are in
evidence -
Irish Point lace Curtains, Manufacturer samples. about two hun.
tred pair and al the patterns are different, worth from s.. so to
1850; our price, Sl2+.
Embroidered Muslin, mill ends, ranging from two to ten yard
lengths Scarcely a home that hasn't need for such goods; worth
t5e, iSe. and 2Se. per yard, at X, re. and iS.
Tapestry Squares, used for covering cushions and chairs, wodh
2c; our prize i0.
Manufacturer Samples Of imported Coverings, aunme and atin-
faced tapestries, ine;woyen with inS. "a yd. lengths, worth
$3.50, SIS and $500 per piece; our prizes 9+c, Sii2 and Si.2%
Amure Tapestry Porteres, rich solid oolorS enhanced with two
toned designs top and bottom heavily frnged, worth $50 per
pair; our price sIgS.
The evening world., 1900-08-21

l. 20 siA uInths ia
Rahy RtoNn .as born under a lucky
star John Carer HiuN1. the Rho ie
Island merchant an manufacturer y /.
his s-Indathsr Ne Ier an estate val.
uei af twenty million Ills son. John
Nicholas Brown. married Natalie
Dresser The sister ~ Mr. Gsprgs Van
i'rhili Another son q John carter
Brusu NAs Harold brown Boih
brothers died after the birth u lit.e
John Roth IrN their fortunes t0 him
pom .Ius'rVatiye estimate. II he
lives tii hr b. t~wcnty-une Year, Old.
Dee ElI De- anrth tD00pd n ne
mother proves 10 be economical and A
good business woman he may be- wnfth
more But Just nov he cares more
abuu' tnf u.Dmu'usss with Nhl'h he
gets his meas than his fortune.
The evening world., 1900-08-21

Slit.S-SIi2. tes 7Iii, &c. Sr1, &C..
"a. Ie.
Nos itss Nlit.s, 81. each, &c.
hIie CfiyonS, - pieces IN 4 boz. 4c,
Co orti at,li. assorted. 8 In q boz. lc.
colorsi Pi't,lS, iSSort.t.S In box. &.
Coiorsi PISt.ii. iSsort.di 10 IN bo'. *.
Wool Covered Cnyons. ~ In bor.
: 7e D in 0 boz. &c; Ini boz, &c.
.LlrIs.S1s Psneil Tablets TO pages,
e 2o Pigs' &C.; 100 PAGES, &C.;
800 pages. Sc; 800 pages, Il.
PEI iri Ink Tihlsti. each. &C.. ie AMI &c.
Our LungitlloS rati,tS, tine grade II
linen AMI attn Noytrfrsf. CONNER.
Ol, piesst and letter sue, At N. uni
form Price o.. each, t0c.
y IN Wood Eul,rs. ,fcr Ic.
Compo, ition B~ooss-72 pages, g.; q
Fag's, &C.; 80 FissL &C.: 40 pages,
*.
Comgosition Books, zen OF pencil
FiIu-2. cages s., 100 page &c.
hlplm'r iilc Composition Book. COZ
hr.rg i4l gigsN o. supsrtn. satin.
n.,t glrtt. gi:stOifd cover, Sp:.
Gal, &c.
Siu'tntS Note Book. zen OF p,neil
riPsr p rigs', &C.; i91 RACES, 7e.
itSlroNd f~iss-hoosS. pen or psnsil
PAGER. ora p Each, x.
1.o,. school Ink. ger bottle, 1c.
2-oz school Mutilit., r,r bot.
Ne. x.
Nsfa H.r gaN - sr-fLra
The evening world., 1900-08-21
BRESCI SEEKS DEL
The Assasstn Of King Hus,brrt
Wants His Trial
Postponed.

ROME. Aug n -Brcsci. the assass,u
% king Humber. has asked FOR %
p-ostponenent o. his trial until vii
ne'ses can arrive from the United
States.
The evening world., 1900-08-21
Mems Well Made Shirts 39c.

This IS another mention OF that lot Of Mems and
Boys coIored altoyer stiff bosom shirts, which, through
a mistake OF the maker, we secured At great price con-
c~ession. They were male without cuffs; the order read
with cuffs. Beautiful range Of plain colors and stripes.
Mas Fhr Ft 4 gffkh
The evening world., 1900-08-21

Hardwood Peneil Boxes. with lock int
KEY. containing ruler. chalk, Ien and
holder. LEAD and slate psrei.; TOT tbs
sale, SC.
Jirine. Pencil foSt,. Zoe.
IT.. Comp,nion'S Ciryill, Intsr,tn-
bic 10 scholars; II Consists oi boo.
Chimp, pencil boz an ruler eom-
binst; Tor this sale. l5c.
Gsosraphical Globes, on wiz. stand, 8
inch t9c., } inch &c.
EAGLE Fountain fenS, comp etc. each, s..
Ease Automaiie Poke, Pencil, with
copying lead. each, g..
Good pe~nholdsrS. pr DOZEN, 1c.
N'ekeIpii,d Automatic Drop KNIVES.
steel blides. each, 7c.
lnk AMI Pencil rriSsrS combined, POL
shed vooi centres. each, t.. %, Jc,
te., s..
Stone saie Psneibs hirr.hsi, 100 in a
ho'. Sc.
Blo,ting PAPER, per DOZEN 3c.
NiekeLpbtsi tigl. Pocket ComeisS.
with pencil ard Point pioi,s,.I. &C.
Improved tag, Compass, Nth tiyidsr.
r,vsrsipl, ruling pep AMI rst,il and
tItrs boa u l,idj each set To a boI,
t5c.
Z. Fibsr's School Drishs psneis. n b
and u. tc.
E,ss Inserted Fuhbu Lead P.ncis.
iharrHnst. r.f ioI. Il.
PAPER Psneib, s1s,r iopS, ger do,.. fOe.
boominStllsS IL hly polished Las
Psnsils. with nisi q top AMI d4s.r.
high gfits y! la. e.
The evening world., 1900-08-21
Hosiery, &C..

These are all ont guilty. but N. as
20 im,ni IS almost endless In m,
htirs Nen's. Vomsn'S and Chtnf,n'S
Hos, n. NsnS AMI Wom,ns u fisi
black inI tan, all Sues IN. Children
* fibtst. iIs, biics SsimlsS. strs
10 "a. ysf g~f ~ p. s-t.s-
The evening world., 1900-08-21
Blanket Bargains.

Six cases OF heavy Eastern Blankets. ~ten-quarter size, Sc
cured at under prices because Of manufacturers slight i'm
Projections. OF course, the minor defects do not injure
them at all -Si62 per pair. Tcn-quarter Gray Blankets.
59c.-the same in white at 69c.
Ten cases Comfortable, filled with pure, soft eard.d cotton, COW.
cred with ilkohne and trimmed with wide ufne, worth Si.2S,
Al gH.
The evening world., 1900-08-21

Nt NdD'ph , vc-y goli.lp1kirs
.0ur. Num.u. II tR-nty-two wears. at.
.rH'e' suir j. this morning AZ her
The evening world., 1900-08-21
Women's 75c. Cloves at 44c.

Women's White Chamois Gloves, sold elsewhere at 7Sc;
our price +4c. They are doubly S~erviceable because wash
able. One Of the most popular Gloves for general wear
neat and stylish.
The evening world., 1900-08-21
Women's Shirt Waists Reduced.

The eaSon TO- selling Shirt Waists is on the v1ne, hut the time for
wearing them IS At It's zenith. Good cause for US 10 pmne prizes; sufi.
Gent reason for YOU to buy literally. ThrongS can't handle N:h goods
Without leaving treeS That's why we've a hrysh lot signify sGed
and more than slightly ENTHUSIASTICALLY unused The eSpneS and
freshness Of the garments are gone-So are our profits and i big lump o.
the cost.
The evening world., 1900-08-21

apartments rs West Thirty.slNth
stre"' by lriI.uug ctr,oilc ACID She
was taken ~ fHe N,N York H1spltal
under i-r,st arI MI "A.
The evening world., 1900-08-21
lb~ystsnd~r shot.

The thieves ran through Allen street
and turned south. As they we're cross.
Ing hivinstcn stree, Detective Peters
Grew his revolver and fred at them
Neither OF the thieves was hit, but they
81 onee halted Al the same instant a
man was heard 10 cry I'm shot"
On the corner the detectives saw some
one lying on the sidewalk. They nr.t
secured the burglars M thsn went 10
the wounded mans assistance. lie
proved to be Louis Kahn. nineteen year.
old, u i4 Allen street.
II was found that the bullet from
Pe,ers'' revolver had struck an Elevated
Railroad pillar and. glancins on. hit
Kahn In the abdomen. INJECTING a pain
fll. but not dangerous wound. lie was
attended by Dr. Rsiser. of !! RivinEton
street, and taken home by a friend.
The evening world., 1900-08-21
Sale of School Supplies.

Better get the children ready for Nhool early. You know Their,
always a rush later. The prizes hee quoted mean sure economy
usFv tTSHlu-f
The evening world., 1900-08-21
Thtev~. Caught at Work.

The thieves we're already at work In
the place when the detectives arrived.
They had forced the lock Of one OF the
doors and were busy piling goods in the
hallway. The detectives waited some
time, hoping that a truck would appear
and that they would get the remainder
" the gang. hut they finally decided to
capture the three mel without further
delay.
They made a rush for the hallway
The thieves saw them and ran out
Goldman ran through Stanton street, to.
ward the Bowery, his companions fleeing
In ar opposite direction.
Detectives Cohen AMI Kerr followed
Goldman and captured him near Ed.
ridge street Peters and Regain went
after the others.
The evening world., 1900-08-21
Mems and Women's Underwear

M JIG Al PIlte LoresrondI1gIy LoN
The evening world., 1900-08-21

It 2Sc. worth S0t. w
imported LAKE LiSle Hose;
las, hlack ana tan. large variety
OF open.work patterns.
The evening world., 1900-08-21
Mems and Womsn's Hosiery

/ SQc worth SOc.-Men's Fast
~ Black Lace Lisle Thread
Half Hose, new effects in open.
work designs; unusually attrac-
tive.
The evening world., 1900-08-21

Above Goods on Sale Wednesday.
The evening world., 1900-08-21

OQt Mems BllNnggln Shirts
IL Shor and 'ong sleeves;
Drawers @ match, SuSpsnitr
tAp.s ami double glSSetN
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-01

with no important governmental prob
lens presented for its solution. Australia
enters upon this important stage OF Its
career under the most favorable aus
pices. Save for the nominal governor
general. who reigns. but who does not
rule. II is a republic; its local self-gov-
ernnent is absolutely complete. and the
protection Of the new home government
insures II against foreign aggressions.
Following this initial step. another self
governing commonwealth comes into the
world, a sister to the United States.
ruled by substantially the same laws,
speaking the same language. and gov
erned under a substantially identical
system. The best wishes OF the United
States go out to II.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-01

in the eternal youth that Is Natures
secret. doled out to those who love and
return to her. n that man is a friend
who places a business block where be-
fore was but vacant space. he is a
benefactor who shall persuade us all to
turn more often. freely and wholly to
the healing delights Of sky and air
and sea. His gifts return in quick rae
ings Of the blood and frightened cheeks
and muscles Of elastic steel and brains
from which the cobwebs have been
swept and multiplied mental and physic-
al activities among a people made swift
to grasp and strong to hold by a COM
moner familiarity with the wider,
deeper. saner view OF life.
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The Test OF Failure.

The late Stephen Crane had more
ideas and better ones than he permitted
to escape into his books. In the mass Of
recently printed matter about him. we
find this extract from one of his per-
sonal letters:
The one thing tina. deeply pleases me-
is the fact that men of sense invariably
believe me to be sincere. know that
my work does not amount to string OF
dried beans-I always calmly admit it
but I also know that do the best that
is In me without regard to praise or
blame When was the mark for every
humorist in the country, I went ahead;
and now when am the mark for only
fifty per cent. of the humorists OF the
country, go ahead: for I understand
that a man is born into the world with
his own pair OF eyes and he Is not at
all responsible for his vision--he Is
merely responsible for his quality OF per-
sonal honesty. To keep close to this
personal honesty is my supreme ambi-
ton There is a sublime egotism in
talking OF honesty. I, however, do not
say that am honest. I merely say that
am as nearly honest as a weak mental
machinery will allow. This aim In life
struck me as being the only thing worth
while A man is sure to fail at II, but
there Is something in the failure"
These last sentences strike the key
note of reasonable philosophy OF life
Any man who considers the subject OF
his deeper ambitions candidly recog-
nizes the fact that of all his aspirations
and desires. the wish to make money Is
the only one which 10 likely to be full
filed as he has planned IL, And there are
not wanting prophets to say that even
heped-for flavor in its achievement.
Ambitions are not meant to be wholly
satisfied; aspirations have often other
uses than to be fulfilled. Their end and
use 1t to develop the mental and spirit
ual muscle OF the man. They are exer.
cises to test his fibre.
This being recognized and failure to
achieve the hearts desire being accepted
when inevitable. the way to play the
game is. naturally. in the words OF the
marvellous boy" just dead. to choose a
failure that Is worth while. a failure
that has something in" it--for such u
failure Is to such a temperament the
only possible type of earthly triumph.