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MINNESOTA.

HastlngsDA young Indian couple, Sol
onion 2. Dow, of Redwood county and
MISS Mary Rock, of Ravenna, were mar
ried here. i-'''i
10 Rollingstone[A telephone company has
oeen organized for the purpose of extend
ing line from this village to Minnieska.
Hermann-The two -year-old daughter
CT Charley Landmeister a farmer was
accidentally shot and killed by her ten
year-old brother
Grand Rapids-The Lumbermen's Bank
mas paid out an average of $50 900 rer
day for twenty days to "lumberiacks''
returning from the woods
Luverne-This vicinity Is experiencin,y "
a cigarette paper famine. Local dealers
IN IN, anticipation of the passage and en-
their stocks run down
Winona-The saw mills to open were
the Laird-Norton and the Empire mills,
Whlch vi I; began saving yesterday. The Mill
o1 the Wlnona Lumber company will
open IN ABOUT two weeks.
Lanesboro-Passenger train No g ran
into and seriously injured Martin Peter
son, VINO was overtaken on the long
trestlc at the city limits and hurled in
to the iriver below, about thirty feet,
breaking his leg.
Duluth-E. c. Swanson. who has been
IN poor circumstances for years. has Just
sold enough Of the stock of the Lake Su-
perior consolidated mines to give him
$oVVVo caSn, ana ne did not sell all he
had either.
Owatonna-A wreck occurred on the ex-
tension of the Burlington, Cedar Rapids
Northern at Glendale All the cars
of the freight went down The accident
was caused by the spreading Of the rails
Cass Lake-The Crystal Bay theater,
variety of the free-and-easy order. was
closed by the village officials last even
Ing. A. A. Lessard proprietor, and I'D
Gleason, formerly of Minneapolis, the
manager, were placed under arrest, and
later released on bonds
Cass Lake-+The Cass Lake Boat com
pany has plans drawn and will at once
let the contract for a handsome new boat
house, the best along the line of the
west. Late last fall the boat house
erected last season was blown down and
Great Northern Railway from Duluth
west. Late last fall the boat house
entirely demolished.
Waseca-A stock company has been
formed here and 200 shares of stock sold
for the organization of a baseball team
for the coming season. The team will
include practically the same players as
last year. when the state championship
was won.
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The Saint Paul globe., 1901-04-10
Loss to Farmington.

n PENNINGTON. April 9-(spec;all-
me funeral of Mrs. John S. Hamaker
was was held this afternoon from the Prespy-
terlan church. Many beautiful floral
being large bouquet of roses and carna-
tlons from the Pennington high school,
wreath from the ladies' guild and a
wreath from the A. O. U. w.
Mrs. Annie Laurie Hamaker was horn
IN IN Tonawanda, Pa, and was the only
99aughter, She was. graduate of the
iLoloWanda nigh school and the Susque-
mama collegiate institute She also
studied music for several years under
MRS. Hamaker had lived in Farmington
ABOUT Two years, and during that time
made friends, who will consider her death
a great loss to Farmington- Nee'sll
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-04-10
Dr. Afford Would Not Accept the
Hospital SupePintendencv

HURON, S. D., April 9-(Special. DIR.
c. B. Afford. of this CITY. emphaticaIIv
denies. the statement that he is a candi-
date Tor the position of superintendent
OF the state hospital for the insane at
Yankton He acknowledges that over
lures have been made to him resnectino o
the appointment, but he declines to en-
tertain them. He is not a candidate, nor
Will he accept the place under any cir
cCmstances. He is strong advocate Of
the position, adding: 'Dr Mead is the
best person in South Dakota for superin-
tendent of the Yankton institution, and
to name him for the place He is com
petent, experienced and in everv Wav
fitted for the proper management of the
hospital and the discharge of the duties
of superintendent
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-04-10
ANTI-MARR1AGH BILL PASSES.
House Finally Approves Senator
ChiItOn's Measure.

Senator Chiltons 'anti-marriage'' bill,
considerably modified, passed the house
yesterday by a vote of 63 to 55. Having
already passed the senate it may now be-
come a law, providing Cove Van SAINT
does not object.
AS finally passed the vital sections Of
mo officer authorized by law to issue
marriage licenses in this state shall here
after issue such license to any persons
either of whom is afflicted with any OF the
diseases mentioned in section | of this
act epilepsy, imbecility feeble minded
", IS or Insanity knowing Inep' to be so
afflicted, unless the female party to such
Years No clergyman or officer of this
state. shall hereafter perform a marriage
ceremony, uniting persons in matrimony.
either of whom is afflicted with epilepsy
innbecility. feeble-mindednCs or insanity.
knowing them to be so afflicted, unless
the female party to such marriage is over
the age of forty-five years.
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-04-10
Wisconsin.
RAILWAY COMMISSION.
DISCUSSED BY THE WISCONSIN AS
SEMBLY-WOMAN SUFFRAGE
BILL KILLED

MADISON, Wis, April 9.-The Hall
railway commission bill was a special
order In the assembly this morning and
its author made an extended argument
for its passage. Dodge and Spratt also
spoke for it, though the latter favored
and amendment simplifying the measure.
1t nnally went over until tomorrow
The Evans constitutional amendment
permitting women to vote was killed In
the assembly, 81 to 80, after a short de-
The senate killed the Woodward mar
riage bill requiring a physicians certifi-
cate of health before marriage is per
mltted. There was one ma ajority against
1t. the vote being 16 TO H.
The Thomas resolution requiring that
all state lands be appraised and placed on
the market at their real value was pass
ed by the senate. Senator Kruetzer with
grew his motion to reconsider the vote
by Which the bill licensing stationary
engineers was passed and the bill goes
to the. assembly.
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-04-10
CALL THEM F0RGERIEs
Answer of Defendants in Suit on Al
legged Mast Notes.

SPRINGFIELD, O., April 9.-An an.
by Judge Hagan for the defendants ~
the case of George W. Thatcher against
c. c. Kirkpatrick and Charles r. Grain
executors of the estate of P. p. Mast
wherein plaintiff asks for judgment on
the notes are forgeries and praying thai
Attorney T. L. MendenhalI, of Dayton
be made party to the suit on the
grounds that the notes are in his pos s.
sion, thereby hindering the administra-
tion of justice. In the cross petition de-
PENDANTS ask that Thatcher or Menden-
hall be required to bring the notes int
court for cancellation and to be delivered
to the executors and for other relief.
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-04-10
"Sleep by the way" ;
The New PuIImans.

Some of the most beautiful sleeping
and parlor cars ever built by the Pull
man company are being placed in service
on the New York Central lines.
They are of the most modern type, with
every possible convenience, and are as
elegant as a car can be.
For copy of 1.-THE Luxury of Modern
Railway Travel send a postage stamp to
George II. Daniels, General Passenger
Agent, New York Central railroad Grand
Central Station, New York.
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-04-10
4 SUFFERING WIFE
Saved by the Suggestion of a
Thoughtful Husband.

A man can rarely enter into woman's
sllfferings when they are caused by dis
eases peculiarly feminine. Even when
the character of the suffering is graph
ically described the man cannot appre-
ciate the force of terms for which he has
no equivalent in his experience. All
he can do is to sympathize and suggest.
But when a woman hears the story of
woman's suffering every word has it's
just weight with her. Even more, she
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-04-10
KILLED A MOUNTAIN LION.
Hundred-POund Cat Had Been Kill
ing Sheep Near Mankato.

MANKATO, Mimi, April 9.-Farmers
killed a mountain lion five or six miles
southeast of the city two or three days
ago. 1t was the first one seen in this sec
tion almost within the memory of man,
and had been killing the farmers hogs,
making the first attack about two weeks
ago.
A farmer discovered it in his pig pen
and shot it through the body with a Win
chester: An exciting chase followed until
another farmer put charge of shot in
its head. Even then it was necessary
to kill it with clubs. It measured nearly
five feet long and three high and weighed
nearly a hundred pounds
1t is believed to have been the same
animal that was seen in the same section
a year ago, when it killed some hogs and
was seen by severallpeople. The section
is cut up by the LIE Sueur river and con-
taIns good hiding places
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-04-10
Aitkin News.

a. AITkIN, MINI, April 9.-(special.)-
The funeral Of Charles W. Cuff took
place here today at the M. E. Church.
Key; {. < Hopper officiating. The I. o.
~. +. Iodge attended in a body. Mr. Cluf
prietors of the Grand Central hotel. and
one OF the oldest firms in Aitkin. He
leaves a wife and three children.
for the placing of our school bonds and
the work is expected to soon be begun
on on the e new school house, which is to be a
line $25, COG building. -
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-04-10
DO YOU BELIEVE IT'S TRUE
WHAT Medicine Cures Diseases

When person dies who can tell wheth.
er he died from the effects of disease
or from malpractice, or from the medl
cines administered. Nature cures dis
ease in her own way. Not mans wayi
Oxygen supports life and increases vi
tality. The OXydonor infuses oxygen
into the human body or any living or
ganism, and cures disease far beyond
any medication.
Do you believe this? Only use it and
you can prove it.
c. S. WILSON, General Dealer,
61O-611 New York Life Building,
ST. Paul
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-04-10
AFTER NORTH Dakota LAND.

Great Rush of Iipmii iigrants to the
Vest
DEVILS LAKE, N. D., April 9.-(Spe-
al)-As a result of the great rush Of
immigrants to the western part of this
state, the land Office, located in this city,
is issdeingean immense business. For the
first week in April the filing for this
year is a record breaker, there being over
$50 entries made the past week, embrac-
ing about 10000 acres of land in Botti-
neaN; Pierce and McEenry counties. The
cash receipts for the same time were
upwards of $780,
In connection with this business, hun
dreds of letters are received daily from
persons seeking information, some Of
which are amusing. The officers and
clerks in the Office are working over
time in consequence of the rush.
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-04-10
Banquet of michigan Alumni.

WINONA. Mimi April Especial y
On Wednesday evening the resident
alumni of the University of Michigan will
hold their first annual banquet here, and
President Angel, of the university, will
attend. The following is the toast pro-
gramme arranged: '"The Faculty of the
'7Os," F. $. Bell; "Our Guest" President
j. f. Millspaugh, of the Winona normal
school; 1.-The University President
Angel; Effect of a University Educa-
ton" w J. Smith
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-04-10
JUSTICE IN NEBRASKA.
New Commission to Help Out the
Supreme Court

LINCOLN. Neb., April 9.-The supreme
court commission of nine members ere
a6ed py act Of the legislature, was made
effective this afternon when the three
justices of the court announced the fol
lowing. selections: John H. Ames, Lin
coin, Gold Democrat; William c. Hast
Columbus, Populist; S. G. Sedgwick, YORK
Republican; E. r. Duffee, Omaha. Demo,
crat; j. S. kirkpatrick, Lincoln, Populist; !;
George A; Day, Omaha, Republican; Viii
lis d. Oldham, Kearney Democrat; Ros-
coe Pound Lincoln, Republican
The commission has life of two years
ana Will pass on cases the same as the
is seven years behind in it's work.
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-04-10
CROOKS AT MANKATO.

TITO OF SW1ndIerS WORKING the Un-
wary Under Religious Pretenses.
MANKATA.s Mimi, April 9.-The police
who last Friday solicited funds for the
alleged purpose of aiding churches. In
Lutheran families they solicited for Lu-
theran church and in Catholic families
for a Catholic church. At least five per-
sons gave them money, including one or
two of the banks. The same trio have
been at New Ulm, Sleepy Eye and Tracy.
1t is said that at New Ulm they were
forced to return the money collected
under threats of prosecution.
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-04-10
MANILA VETERANS, REUNION
VIII BE a Feature of Coming Fire
Festival at Fargo.

FARGO, N. D., April ESPECIAL AT
meeting of the fire festival committee
tonight 1t was practically decided to
make reunion of veterans of the Philip
pine war one of the features of the June
hre festival. The state will sanction the
plan and while it cannot assist financially
for lack of an appropriation, it will lend
tents and accoutrements The chairman
of all of the subcomittees report at the
meeting Wednesday night next week.
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-04-10
Col. Rogers Is Visiting.

WINONA. Mimi, April 9-(Special y
Lieut.. Col. w. P. Rogers, who has been
serving for two years in the Philippines,
is in the city for few days en- route to
his new post of duty at Port Sheridan.
Mrs. Rogers. accompanied him back from
Manila she having been visiting there for
the past year.
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-04-10

Sofia-The recent arrests of Macedo-
nian agitators have led to anti-gover1l-
test have been held and excited crowds
have made demonstrations in front of
the police station. One of the men ar
rested fired several shots from his re-
Volver before yielding
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-04-10
ROMANCE STRUCK A sNAG.
Young ElOper Leisure in South Da-
kOta Arrested for Ahduction

BRYANT, S. D., April 9-The elopeps,
Frank Leisure, aged sixteen, and Gertie
at Elkton, S. D., and brought to Castle
wood, the county seat. The boy was tried
on charge of abduction, and was bound
over to the next term of the circuit court
M. j. Leisure, his step-father, and A. o.
ArneSon.
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-04-10
MILLION AND A QUARTER
Paid for Holdings for One Texas OIL
COmDany

BEAUMONT, Tex, April 9.-The largest
oil oil district was made today when 81 ,250.-
G0O were paid for the property of the
Texas Western Oil company, formerly the
The buyers get the Beatty gusher. whic6
has a producing capacity Of 1000 barrels
per day. The sale was effected by Charles
p D; Pullen, of New York city, for capital
lists headed by r. l.. Henry, Chicago.
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-04-10
PRoHIBITIoNTsTs RESIGN.
Cold Water Party of North Dakota
Is Seeking Chairman.

Is SeekIhB q ChHIrHEHH.
FARGO. N. D., April Especially IN.
H. kiff, for years the chairman of the
prohibition party of this state, was not
present at the afternoons meeting of the
executive committee. His resignation
has been accepted, but the committee
could not agree on a successor on account
Much of the business T was not Completed
and another meeting will be held at
which chairman will be selected.
Chairman Stewart of the national pro-
hibitiOn committee made a stirring ad-
dress and urged the continuation of the
party organization with aggressive work
in the future
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-04-10

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The Saint Paul globe., 1901-04-10

North Dakota Man Has His Back
Broken and Cannot Recover

VALLEY CITY, N D., April 9.-Watson
Lingfeld, of Dazey had his back broken
today and it is claimed recovery is i'm
possible. He was at work trying to raise
small shanty, when the building fell on
. hlm. He lay helpless several hours be-
fore help came.
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-04-10
TARRED AND FEATHEREO
NERRASKAN ACCUSED OF RUINING
A YOUNG GIRL

SIOUX CITY, To-, April "a crowd OF
fifty Ponca. Neb., men seized Alva Smith
while on his way home from the theater
and tarred and feathered him. He was
given twenty-four hours to leave town.
Smith is accused of running Minnie Ell
lum, girl of eighteen. who died in
an Omaha hospital two weeks ago.
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-04-10
DISTRICT COURT AT PRESTON.
Thirty-Seven Civil and Two Criml-
nal Cases on the Docket.

nal Cases on the Docket.
PRESTON, Mimi, April 9.--(SpeciaL)-
Court convened here today with thirty
seven civil and two criminal cases on the
docket. There is considerable work for
the grand jury and the session will last
out of the sale of a drug, store at Wykoff
without the required notice to creditors.
The store was closed on an attachment,
and Sheriff Blexrud now holds the keys
Albert .Hamre, son. of County Treasurer
Hamre, was buried today.
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-04-10
NEW HELLO LINE.

Wheaton and Minneapolis Are to he
Connected.
GRACEVILLE, Mimi, April 9.-Repre-
sentatives of the Northern Electric Tele-
phone company have completed arrange
ments for the establishment of COM
plete metallic telephone line between
Wheaton and Minneapolis, and which will
include the following towns: Wheaton,
Ortonville, Appleton, Granite Falls and
Glencoe, Two carloads of poles have been
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-04-10
FAvoRs DIR. MEAD.

purchased for the system The new line
VIII prove q great convenience.
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-04-10

band for me to take his 'Favorite Pre-
scription and Pleasant Pellets and
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advice to all sufferers from diseases to
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a child. l believe if my husband had
not written to DR.. Pierce last fall and
commenced giving me his medicine,
would have died in a short time"
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-04-10
HUSBAND WISER THAN DOCTORS

When the doctors pronounced his
wife's case in durable, It was the hus-
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JagersfonS .. Aug. i4.-Command-
amt preiorius. who was recently shot
through the eyes. is dead
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TOWN LOTS HIGH.
Sale of Those nj Lawton WIN Exceed
Five Hundred Thousand Dollars.

Iaw.on. o. T., Aug. 1.-THE indi-
cations are that the receipts from tho
rsla of town lots now in progress under
direction of tho federal government will
e1cood es0nOoO in Lawton. This il
ue tnn twice the estimate Of the
most optimistic boomers Of the resorva-
Gan. ono 25.ioot lot here sold Cor $40
'front.' loot aud the average during the
Cr SOS about SIS front foot. Two
whole a'e grocery companies win begin
ila cr.e iln II buildings a. once. Two
moro r.gnte banks have been establish
ol. ing q total Of four Tor the town.
The entry fog claims u siill being
me iF iho winners Ia the land lot
tern E1tlymon are no longer willing
o. zoo rn poor land just because II Is
raff Llwt1l aud are selecting the rich
|lrn @ n lhe Rcd river district near
las lle and near NARROW and
ID within few miles Of the
Ch border The filing il pro.
sl noo.hly both here and al land
em n tha districts.
T hrl officials here win no. ~
ia tho complications that
f0 grows olt oi TIE mineral
ilhongh it j. generally con.
whal na fnr oi m.n-
o.4l e.a.els ia mere suu,er4uro that
win noi and The issues viii pass d.
r...sy ,a tls officials u Washington.
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TRUST OR NOT.


Grcru'ary 90 fhe State ~ ohio SEEKS 80
Status Of steel Plants.
Coinmlrs. Arg. ih-The secretary Of
state has forwarded to the president q
the United States Steel Corporation
blanks similar to those sent to other for
e'gl corporations doing business in the
- notifying the corporatinnn that
the state is ready TO receive the tax due
90 under the law applying 70 foreign
corporations II the company refuses
Oh r,y Tie sax sait w.l at cnce bs
bro ht 90 0colloct IL. II the corp7ratiaa
coant 90 ray the tax it win have
qualified. it is claimed. merely to do Is
legal business in the state.
Tho sccreary Of state aud attorney
t.l .sy lhcy are convinced that the
constituent companies are doing an
M.nI business iu the state in that they
arc connected with trust and whether
lhs United States Steel Corporation pays
tho t1x or not proceedings viii be
Brought ins. the Ohio companies un-
der ODE oni-rrrst law.
Attorney bore ,hinkthe United States
Carr ln can defy the state Of
fcirfs for ihe reason That IL has simply
bought q majority Of the stock Of tbs
reul companies in this s.nie-not
taa lal properties For this reason it
IS neither rust under the Ohio laws
nor fore gl corporation doing business
in this state
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ul..ouri and Arkan.a.' Esisaslon.

Little Rock. Aug. 1.-THE board OF
directors OF fhe Southern Missouri and
Arkansas Railroad oompuny has closed
O contract with J. II. Mccarthy OF this
cify Go build % miles ofroad, beginning
co rhs stnfo line IN Clay county, near
Poplar Bluff, No, and extending 90
Pocahontas, Ark The work is 20 begin
sept. aud bo completed by Jan. O.,
1902 IL is 20 DO continuation into
Arkansas of the road now in operation
from Cape Girordoau 10 Poplar Bluff,
No.
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san Francisco. Aug. l4-John NJ.
Neal. ex.caplain Of the Fourth cavalry.
has pleaded not guilty in the United
States district court 20 charges Of forg-
cry and embezzlement and the trial has
been set for Sept. ?. A dcpcs:. certih'
cate for 800 issued by Neal TO Trooper
John Cranson. bearing it Il alleged che
forged signature Of Assistant Paymaster
General +. NJ. Coke. is the basis Of the
charges.