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WET In MILWAUKEE,.
City Famous for Beer Suffers From
Too Much Water.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis. March 20-Terri-
tory more than a mile square IN the
Menominee valley, in this city, is under
five TO six feet Of water today as a re-
suit of the recent heavy rains.
The shops OF the Milwaukee road at
West Milwaukee were partly covered on
the shop floors, and business had to be
suspended while the water rushed into
the shops Of the Falk manufacturing
company and flooded the furnaces, put
ting out fires IN the foundry department
and stopping all work. A portion of the
grade Of the Chicago, Milwaukee & st.
Paul road, built across the valley. was
washed out The water reeeded rapidly
this afternoon
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Bet HisBeard.

TRACY, Mimi, March 2O.-(Speeiall-.
John Greenman, well-known character
in Tracy and vicinity where he is re-
garded as an eccentric, made a peculiar
wager during the last political cam
paign. In case Mckinley was reelected
to the presidency, Greenman was to sac
riflce magnificent beard. his peculiar.
pride and glory Tits week Greenman
fulfilled his agreement Isby having his
face Shaven clean The Transformation
has made him uDrecogniZahle by his
best friends ssHiB-
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SAFE BURGLARIzED.
Unknown Craelksmen Secure $3.50
From WorthingtOn. Minn.. store.

-WORTHINGTON, Minn.,, March 2o.-
Especial. GThe large store Of the firm of
II. e. Torrance & Bro. was entered Mon
day night and $3.50 In money was taken
from the safe. Entrance was gained by
opening the rear door. The key, which Is
usually left In the door after locking it,
was found lying on the floor. The safe
combination was left on what is known
as the day lock- the. inner door being
locked with key, which was evidently
used, as there were no locks picked and
no explosives used. There Is no clue as
yet given out Nothing else in the store
was disturbed.
Sheriff Mike Reiter has appointed Carl
w. Schultz as his deputy. as well as JAIL
er. This appointment is meeting with
the approval of the Democrats. Former
Jailer Newton Fanskee, a Republican,
will go on the road.
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After he had placed the girl In the house.
he called weekly and forced her to turn
over all her money. The girl finally escap-
ed from the house and told her story to
the committee OF fifteen. At this time
Schneiderman left the city, The prophet
ress Of the house was sent to prison. for
a year. Schneiderman has been working
in harbor shop here for several weeks
The police say there is no doubt but that
he is the man wanted
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Signed with the Americas.

CLEVELAND, O., March 20-Aceording
to a statement made by Frank Robson,
president of the st. Louis National league,
today, the following players have af-
fixed their names to contracts with that
organization during the coming season:
Donovan, Wallace, Heidrick, DonIin, Pow
eH Jones, Harper, Knepper, Kreiger,
Padden. Childs and ODonnell Four
other players, whose names will be given
out later, it is said, have signed contracts
with ST. Louis.
Philadelphia = Napoleon Lajoie, the
leading second baseman of the country,
today signed a contract with Manager
Connie Mack to play with the PhiladeI-
phia American league baseball club
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State RasebaH Circuit.

NEW PAYNESvILLE, Mimi, March
20.-(Special.-The baseball team of the
New Paynesville high school is consider
ing Il proposition tc enter circuit to be
known as the Minnesota Central Junior
circuit. If formed the circuit will con-
sist of the high schools of the villages OF
fSlenwood, Morris, Willmar and New
PayneSville. each club to play series
of games, the games to commence about
the first of June and continue during
that month
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ARcTURUs NINE SOLD.
Attorney GOfOrth Completes Pur.
chase From the Hayward Estate.

chase From the Hayward Estate.
ST. CLOUD, Mimi, March 2O.-W. c.
Gofofth, an attorney of ST. Paul. has
bought from the heirs of the HAYWARD
estate the Arcturus iron mine on the
western side of the Mesaba range The
property. originally belonged to the old
Foley Mining company. 1t has been un-
der recent development and is of great
promise. The purchase price is $500 600
There are four aeirs of the Hayward
estate. Mrs. E. H. Holden, of St Paul,
and Mrs: John Coates, Mrs D. H. Free
man and Mrs. G. F. Mcclure, of this
city. G.. F. Hausdorf5 of ST. Paul, nego-
tiated the deal.
That others were hot after the mine
was apparent today at noon when J. II
Jones, of Iron Mountain. Mich, and H S.
swift, OF Duluth, arrived to secure op-
tlons. They were lirtle, too late. as the
transaction with the st. Paul people had
been closed. sd
MIR. Goforth denies that he is buyiug
for Hill, and it is net known here who
ne represents beside himself 1t is talk
ed that the mine will be added to the
possessions of the Morgan steel trust,
but nothing confirming, this view has
been secured as yet
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New PaynesviIIe News.

NEW PAYNF.SvILLE. Mimi. March
@.-(Special )-BisEop j. D. Morrison. of
Duluth, will pay his regular spring
Episcopal visitation to ST. Stephens par
lsh IN this village on Thursday of next
A local -bricklaying firm has the con-
tracts for the construction of nine brick
houses, all Of which will be erected dur
ing the coming season by farmers uv-
ing in the immediate vicinity of this
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ELECTED wEYERHAEUsER.
Lumber Baron Chosen President Of
Two performances.

CHIPPEWA FALLS, Wis, March 20
Especial 1.-Two lumber companies elect
ed officers here today. The Northern
Lumber company, with mills at Cioquet
and general Offices in this city, named Of
ficers as follows: President, F. Weyer-
haeuser; vice president,F F. c. A. Denk-
man; secretary, William Irvine; general
manager, r. M Weyerhauser. The Chip
pewa Lumber and Boom company elect
ed officers as follows; President, F.
Weyerhaeuser; vice ry president, o. Fl.
Ingram; manager, William Irvine.
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Married mt Sioux FaIIs -

SIOUX FALLS, S. D., March 2o-Er1s-
8. Rowe, and Miss Mae Keller, sister of
DTS A. FL. and w. F. Keller, of this
city, Were married here this evening.
Dr. D B. Scott, pastor of the Congrega-
uonaI church, officiating The bride and
groom are both well known in Sioux
Falls. The bride formerly resided at
Omaha. They will make their home at
Mankato, Mimi.
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UNDERSELLING ABROAD
AMERICAN RAILWAY AND OTHER
MATERIAL DISPLACING BRITISH.

WASHINGTON, March 20.-In a. renort
to the state department Consul General
Guerither, at Frankfort, Germany, sub
nlits a recent publication in which the
Frankfort chamber of commerce calls
attention to the growing American COM
petition in the markets of the world The
publication says that the harbor au-
thor1ties of Calcutta advertised for bids
on locomotives The lowest English bid was
$7.349 for each one, the time of 1eliv ry
to be limited to nine months; the lowest
American bid was s599S, the time of de-
livery to be limited to six months The
American firm received the contract 4
recent contract for furnishing a large
quantity Of cast iron pipes for the Dutch
colonies was awarded to an American
firm, which bid was nearly 25 per cent
lower than German competitors. Large
orders for rails recently were placed in
American hands from Holland. The Eng
lish government has been obliged to give
the Americans preference over their own
works on account of the extremely low
prices and the quick time of delivery
The consul says American competition
will be greatly felt. especially in the
Chinese market after the hostilities shall
cease.
The state department has received from
Consul Marshall Halstead, at Birming-
ham, report stating that the Birming-
ham Daily Mail is responsible for the
statement that ring of English tube
makers, by excessive demands at the last
bidding. forced the Birmingham gas COM
mittee to purchase American-made tub
ing for fittings The British quotations,
says the consul, were so high that an
American firm succeeded in selling tub
ing ''at figure which no one in England
could touch, and not only was the price
cheap, but the quality was vastly SUI
perior."
Although the combination. says the con-
sui in conclusion. Is not so strong this
year, so satisfactory has the American
product proved that it will hardly be
surprising if the gas committee, now
ready for new purchase, asks for ten
ders from America.
WASHINGTON, March 20,-The post
Office department has Issued call for
bids for furnishing street letter boxes
to the government for the Eext four
years for use in cities throughout the
country. The proposals will be received
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GOOD RACES PROMISED.
TrOtting to Be Revived at HnmIine
and Minnehaha Tracks.

The managers Of the tracks at Mime
haha and Hamline- announce that the
prospects for a series of entertaining
races early in July are most excellent.
There have been no professional rae 4s
in Minneapolis since 1886, when the wind
wrecked the stand of the MINNEAPOLIS
Driving club at the Minnehaha grounds.
Through the efforts of r. F. Jones, who
conducted many high-class and profita-
Bile meetings upon the Minnehaha
grounds, admission to the Great Western
circuit was gained in December last. and
an alliance was formed with the St. Paul
Driving club, giving the Twin Cities two
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while George A Lupy acted for Jenkins.
1t was decided that the contest shall be
decided in two out of three falls, pm
falls only to count, and ali holds to GO
Charley White was agreed upon by
both sides as referee. The style of wreSt-
ling was left open until tomorrow when
Jenkins will send word as to his choice
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-03-21
winona and La Cresse Bowlers.

WINONA. MINI, March 20-(SpeciaL J.
Winona and La Crosse bowlerS will have
the La Crosse city on Friday evening.
A return game will probably be played
in Winona on next Thursday evening.
The following will compose the Winona
team at the La Crosse contest: Dr. B.
P. Shepard, Frank Howe, w. r Andrews,
Frank Baker and Howard Kinne.
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the part of Winonans to enter the serv-
Ice of Uncle Sam in the army Capt.
Wilder has been here for the past month
endeavoring to secure recruits, and dur
ing that time has enlisted only ten He
completed his labors here this evening
and goes to Red Wing He says that
When IN Mankato he secured three times
the number of recruits in the same
length of time that he did here.
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CATTLE RUsTLRRs BUSY.
stociSmen I'm south. Dakota Find
Their Calves Disannearinn

!. SIOUX FALLS, S. 3, March a-fspe-
ci;aL:- ciai..Not outstanding the recent Wig
ti ofous prosecutions of the cattle associa-
have again resumed operations along the
Missouri river in the central portion Of
the state. The Ham brothers, prominent
stockmen, whose ranch is situated in the
southern part of Lyman county, recently
discovered that their calves were mystic
riously disappearing. After riding the
range several days, searching for the
lost animals, they succeeded in locating
twenty-five head on Milestone creek, in
Gregory county. The parties in whose
possession the stolen animals were found
paid the sum Of $3.50 to prevent being ar
rested and prosecuted
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MINNEAPOLIS MEN WE'RE EASY.

LIN Return HandbaH Series, Local
Players Won by Large MajOritfes.
The two handbaH teams which came to
st. Paul last evening to play return
match with the Amateur Athletic club
teams, were both badly beaten. Swanson
and Cunningham disposed of Belden and
jayne by 21-4 and N-5 Fitzgihbons and
Juhr had an even easier time with
Weftzell and Hodge, beating them 21-0
and PIP.
The visitors were handicapped by the
closed-in alley and were badly at sea
throughout. Last nights victory gives
the local men the series, the Minneapolis
games having resulted in a tie.
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HIRscHY TROPHY CONTEST.
st. Paul Expert Very Nearly Cap
tured the Coveted Cup


st. Paul trap experts have returned
from the Grand Rapids shoot for the
Hirschy trophy and although they did
not bring it back with them, Wilkinson
came within an ace of capturing the
mug. The shoot was participated in by
the best shots in Minnesota Wisconsin,
Iowa and the Dakotas. Wilkinson, of
this city. and Fulton, of West Superior,
tied at "A. and the latter won out in the
shoot.on, by a single bird Morrison,
the other st. Paul expert, did not sue
eeed in killing more than % out of the
possible %. The scores in detail were:
Superior, a; Hirschy Minneapolis. 2S;
Parker, Minneapolis, %: Kribs, Grand
Rapids. %; Morrison, ST. Paul, %; Brown,
Minneapolis. %; Powers, Grand Rapids,
z; Warren, Duluth, %: Wells, Grand
Forks, n. D.. p; Champlin. Grand Forks,
N. D., p; Bergen, Grand Rapids, 21 No
votny, st. Paul. 20; Kremer. Grand Rap
ids 20; Ezymony, Minneapolis, Is;
Bueneman. Grand Rapids. 20
Superior.
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Morningstar Reat MeLaughlin.

NEW YORK, March 20-Ora c. Morn
ingstar scored his second victory to-
night, he met Edward Mclaughlin, the
veteran professional, and defeated him
by 300 to 297 point. It was the first meet
ing of the bilIiardists in the triangular
handicap series now in progress at
Maurice Daly's academy for a purse of
$3.50.
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To Observe Jenernon Day.

WINONA, Mimi. MARCH, 20-(Special y
Winona Democrats. who recently organ
observe in az appropriate manner JEFF
fe:so day on the I'd of April Singularly
enough, this is the day after the munic.
ipal election, and. as the present indi-
cations are for Democratic success at
the polls, the observance will probably
be very appropriate.
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GUERRILLA WARFARE
VIII Follow Abandonment of Boer
Surrender Negotiations.

JOHANNESBURG, Transvaal Colony,
March 20.-One mining company has re-
started crushing ore and four others are
preparing to begin.
Sir Alfred Miner, governor of tho
Transvaal and Orange River colonies, ex-
poets to stay here three months.
DURBAN. March Glowing to the Kiln
river being flooded Gen. CampbeIPs col
unan has been unable TO return to Stand
efton, from which point he went to bring
away the garrison at Vredo, which the
heavy fighting going to and coming from
Vredo. Gen. Campbell has about 200 sick
and wounded.
There are many bands of rowing Beers
In the neighborhood of Standerton.
CAPE TOWN. March "a dispatch
from Cradock, Cape Colony. says Col
force of Beers March Is. The latter lost
nine men killed and ten wounded
j. p. Ninaher, s. Minaber and J. A.
NeIwoudt were shot az Deaar last even
OF the sentence of eourt-martial. The
death sentence was passed a week ago,
IN connection with the wFeckiug of Il
train near Taasbosh by which five men
were killed. Gen. Kitchener confirmed
the verdict. The garrison was paraded
and the prisoners We're led out at sun
set. Death was instantaneous. A Dutch
minister and relatives remained with the
eerned in the train wrecking were SEN
fenced to five years at penal servitude.
LONDON, March N.-The Cane Town
correspondent of the Daily Mail saws he
learns on good authority that the British
government will almost crtainly adopt
the dual language system in the new col
onfes, concession which, he says will
cause disappointment in Cape Town
NEW YORK, March 2O.-In making the
announcement that the peace negotia-
tiors with Gen. Botha had been broken
off, dispatch from London to the Trib-
une says:
Mr. Chamberlain spoke in a conversa-
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Knocked Out the Eng1ishman.

NEWCAsTLE-oN-TY March 90
In a twenty-round contest catch weights
in the Standard theater, in this city, this
evening, Jack OBrien of philadelphia,
cleverly knocked out Jack Thompson, of
Newcastle, in the second round. The
American quite outclassed his opponent.
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Cock Ffghting at Bradford Pa

BRADFORD. Pa, March 20-At / 80 a.
M. the cooking main between Bradford
and Buffalo, Bradford had won three and
Buffalo four fights. The main is for ten
fights.
At 3 o'clock the cooking main stands
five to four in favor of Buffalo.
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-03-21
Jenkins and the Turk Matcbed.

NEW YORK, March 20.-Nourouiah, the
Turk, and Tom Jenkins, of Cleveland,
were matched this afternoon to contest
in q wrestling match at Madison Square
Garden on the night of May next.
Martin Julian represented the Turk,
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Raising Tnhaeen-

WINONA, MINI, March 20.-fSpeefaI. -
Cutie little tobacco will be grown In
Wfnona county this year, the experiment.
of raising it having been successfully
tried by several farmers
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DESERVES THE WORST.

ConscienceIess Brute Placed His
Wife in House of III Fame.
TOLEDO, O., March 20-The police to-
night arrested Manuel Schneiderman, a
barber, who is wanted in New York on
the charge of abduction Three months
ago Schneiderman married a seventeen
year-old girl, then practically sold her
and placed her in house or infamy.
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-03-21
NicOIIet Team of minneapolis Beaten
by 22O Pins

Minneapolis, which challenged the win
ners OF the Spears-Pfister match on Mon
day last, were defeated by DIR. Hunt 8
team on the Pfister alleys last evening by
220 pins. Klaes made the high score of
21S and Whidden the high average OF
1S9 ID
NioO1laf
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-03-21
Mrs. WInsIoyr,. soothing sxrun

AIRS. WinsIow's Soothing syrup
Has been used for ever FIFTY YEARS
by MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for their
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING, with
PERFECT SUCCESS It cOOTHES the
all PAIN. CURES WIND COLIC, and Is
the best remedy for DTARRHOEA Sold
by druggists IN every part of the world
Be sure and ask for Mrs. wlnslow's
Soothing Syrup" and take no other
kind Twenty-Five cents a bottle
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USUAL ORDER REVERSED.

Handsome Widow of ST. Marys, o.,
Sued for Breach of Promise.
+. TOLEDO, o., March 2O.-H c. Bour
quin. business man of ST. Marys, TODAY
brought suit against Mrs. Sarah B. RunIe.
pretty young widow Of that place for
$4,000 damages for breach of promise.
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-03-21
Gen. Palmer,s Command TN IndI.

Gen. Palmer's COmmand I'm india.
LONDON. March 2O-King Edward
has approved the appointment of Gen.
Sir Arthur Power Palmer as commander
in chief of the forces of India Gen.
Palmer has been provisional commander
in chief for a year. This disposes of the
ruInors pointing to Lord Kitchener or
the Duke of Connaught for the post
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Hard 20 GET Recruits.

WINONA. Mimi, March 20.-(SpeciaL -
No great desire has been manifested on
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-03-21
HANDICAP WHIST TOURNEY.
FahnestOck and Robertson Make
High Score In Last Nights Game

The twelfth game in the twenty-sev
enth duplicate whist handicap tourney
or the st. Paul Chess and Whist cIII6
was played last night and resulted as
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HUNT WINS AGAIN.

Averages, 1901 and 1919.
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