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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-05
CITY vB s. .

capital City Picnic association will nod
Its annual picnic at InVer Grove next
Sunday. A baseball game will be the
feature of the programme.
Turnverein St. Paul will give its first
excursion Wednesday evening on the
steamer Lora and barge. There viii be
dagcing ANA refreshments.
= ne Grand opera house ushers are r.
par.ng to give an excursion Sunday,
Aug Is, on the steamer Lora md baIg >
The boat viii leave the foot of Jackson
street ut o'clock in the morning and
al S in the evening
Capt. John p. Lyon, whose proUacted
illness has caused much anxiety among
his friends, was reported as res ing
easier Yesterday Capt. Lyon is suffer-
ing from a stomach complaint which
does not readily yield to treatment.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-05
RETURNING FROM COAST
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS ENTER
TANNED IN ST. PAUL.

The handsome club rooms of the local
lodge, Knights of Columbus, were the
scene last night of a delightful social
event, the occasion being a reception to
several prominent members of the order
who arrived in ST. Paul yesterday, en-
route home from a trip to the coast.
The visiting members We're as follows:
Rev. Dr. William McGuiness, pres dent
of the international Truth society, Brook
lyn, n. Y. Dr. j. II. Birch, Washington,
D. C.; c. f. rBaugh, Frederick, Md:
Henry c. McDevitt, John L. Burns,
Joseph NJ. Smith and H. A Piersol.
Philadelphia; DR. J. H. Humphrey,
Boston; Hon. c. T. tombstone, New York
City, and Frank r. Dixon, Baltimore.
The guests were entertained with a
luncheon, after which they We're escorted
around the city, and they expressed them
selves as greatly delighted at their cor
dial reception, and the manner in which
they had been entertained
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-05
.FLOURISHED A PISTOL
SUSIE CASSELMAN, COLORED, AR
RESTED FOR MAKING GUN PLAY.

Susie Casselman, a colored woman was
arrested yesterday on the charge of as
sault with a dangerous weapon. The
complaint was made by Fanny Williams
also colored. employed by Clara Mathews
AYE West Third street. Detective Fraser
made the arrest According to the police
the Casselman woman was of the opin-
ion that the Williams woman was MAX
ing remarks derogatory to her character
Yesterday she went up to where Fannie
Williams worked and at the door drew a
revolver and flourished it in the Williams
woman's face. The gun was loaded. but
she did not shoot. The affair created
considerable excitement around the
neighborhood and will be aired in the
police court this morning.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-05
MEDAL FOR sANT0s-DUMONT.
Comtesse d'Eu Relieves In Encour-
aging Aerial NAVIGATION

NEW YORK, Aug. 4-Perhaps of all
the tokens Of sympathetic interest which
M. Santos-DumOnt, the balloOnist has re-
ceVed, nothing has touched him more
profoundly than one from the Comtesse
d'Eu, says the Heralds Paris CORE
sponeent Her imperial highness has fol-
lowed al the young Braziliau's eyneri
mentS with close attention, ard before
leaving Paris for the summer she sent
MN a in. ly engraved gold medal with
the following letter:
Herewith medallion of St. Benedict
Tor protection against accidents.
Accent 1t and wear It either on yotAr
watch and chain, in your purse or over
your heart.
Il send it to YOU in remembrance Of
your dear mother, and praying that God
may have You always in His keeping to
work Tor the glory of orr beloved country.
With all my sympathy.
isabelle, Comtesse dEu."
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-05
JAMES KERWIN RETURNS
PRESIDENT OF THE BOARD OF
CONTROL gACK FROM SPRINGS.

President James Kerwin, of the board
of control, returned yesterday from a
two weeks visit to the springs at Mount
Clemens Mich. to which he was accom-
panied by his two daughters, one of
whom is an invalid. The young women
did not return with him, and they Will
remain some weeks longer
While East Mr.. <erwin made a study
of the crop conditions in Michigan, ILL
nois and Indiana, and with the exception
of cats, he says he found them very bad,
and Michigan is almost suffering a veg
etable famine, all of the tuber crops be-
ing below the average. One man offered
him one dollar a bushel for all of the
potatoes he can supply. The feeling is
that they will go higher.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-05
More THAN "A Miiliop barrels

81 LOUIS, Mo, Aug. 4.-(special)-
Upon being apprised that the sales Of
th9 Anheuser-Busch Brewing association
MAD passed the 100000 barrel mark, for
the twelve months ending July 81, Mr.
Aoolphus Busch cabled the following
words Of appreciation:
'LanSenschalbach Germany. Aug. l.
Auheuser- Busch Brewing Association. St
Louis, Mo.-Gour cablegram announcing
the sale Of more than Il million barrels OF
beer for the twelve months Just past.
nils me With gratitude TO my officers and
men who so ably assisted to achieve
that which has never before been accom-
piished by one individual plant in the
Or wing industry. Our establishment is
OF International repute, and looked upon
with pride by the people Of our country.
"Adolphus Busch, President. .
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-05
GEORGE SOMERS DEAD
OLD RESIDENT OF ST. PAUL sue
CUMBS TO DROPSY.

George w. Somers, an old resident OF
St Paul died at the city hospital at 8
O'Clock yesterday afternoon from dropsS.
Mr.. Somers was we'll known in St Paul,
ana until two years ago managed
sa.0on al Seventh and Sibley streets. He
was a widower and was forty-siX years
OF age. He has been a resident of 81
Paul for the past tWenty-three years and
was very popular and was what is term
ed n good fellow"
Mr. Somers suffered from heart trouble
ana dropsy for the past two months, and
during that time was at the city hos
pital. He has a brother ana sister living
In milwaukee, Wis. He was also a char
ter member Of the Minneapolis lodge OF
Elks
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-05
TYPOS TO HAVE A FLOAT
UNION NO. so WILL PARTICIPATE
IN LABOR DAY PARADE

Typographical Union No. 30 met yes.
terday afternoon at Assembly halls and
decided to participate heartily in the gym
eral observance of Labor day and the
picnic to be held at Harris park, Fort
Smelling 1t was agreed that the union
should turn out with as full a repre-
sentation as possible in the parade with
an appropriate float and music if a union
band could be secured, and that some
neat uniform should be devised for the
occasion. Other matters discussed were
of interest merely to the organization.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-05
LARGE SALE OF LAND
NORTHERN PACIFIC SAID TO HAVE
SOLD 100000 ACRES.

Negotiations are now pending, and said
to be practically closed, whereby the
Northern Pacific road will sell to a syndi-
cate 1900 acres of grazing land in North
Dakota, located west of the Missouri
river and north of township 1856 to range
81. This land is principally in Morton,
Oliver and Mercer counties. The price
agreed upon has not been made public,
but it is stated that the sale has been
closed subject to the approval Of the
directors of the road
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-05
PROGRAMME At THE EMPIRE.
Tsro!eaH Quartette Is Making a Pro-
noUnced Hit

The programme given at the Empire
theater this week is drawing large crowds
ard contains number Of features. Franz
Reithofers Tyrolaan qUartette is making
a hit. The QUartejte is composed of Franz
Reiihofer Theresa Reihofer, soprano;
kathie kirchmeyer and Wally Gruber,
alto. Mr.. and MRS. Larry Shaw do some
clever dancing and singing, and the Jar
retts, with their seght Of hand work, are
also features The same programme viii
continue throughout the entire week. aft
GrnOon and evening.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-05
LABOR NOTES.

The Musicians. Electrical Workers
Structural Iron Workers and Building
Trades Council hold meetings this even
ing.
Milton n. Roger, a well-known union
man and prominent member OF the Car
peuters' Union Of Minneapolis, has just
ing carpenters and builders rules for lay
ing out work.
The SIX ircInen employed at the Min
ueapOlis Brewing comDauys works who
went on a strike July %. returned TO
work Monday their demands having been
acceded TO ia every respect.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-05

B. Zohn, living at 563 Sibley street re-
ported to the police yesterday that a light
bay mare belonging to him had been
taken out of his barn Saturday night
The police are looking for the lost ami
horse had not been located The mare
had star in the forehead, white on one
of the hind legs, is eight years old,
weighs about I40 pounds, and was in
fine condition.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-05
rressmen WIN Observe Labor Day

President You'd presided at a meeting
Of the Pressmer's union Saturday
night when ID. Kamaley, Jr. was
elected member. =. =. Malouey
was elected marshal for Labor
day waeu every member Of the
union is expected 30 be in line. and "a
fine Of S. viii be imposed on any member
not turning out. Receipts, 57243. dis
bUrscmCnts, $3.50.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-05
No Hay Fever at Mackinac Island

a. $3.50, ST. Paul or Minneapolis to Mack.
mac island and return-Eastern Railway
OF Minnesota and steamship Miami %
Tickets and information $50 Robert street
corner Fourth. St. Paul
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-05
Married p. o. clerks Win.

Married and unmarried postoffice clerks
and the former won by to % to IL Aftl.r
the game all went to Minnehaha park
and Lake Johanna, enjoying a pleasant
outing
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-05
The Popular Outing Trip.

Is st. Paul or Minneapolis to Mackinac
island and return via Eastern Railway
of Minnesota and steamship Miami"
$3.50. Secure tickets at 332 Robert street
corner Fourth, st. Paul, Mimi
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-05
Great western APPOINTMENT

CHICAGO, Aug. 4.-The appointment of
R. f. Malone as assistant general passen-
ger agent for the Chicago Great Western
railway, with headquarters in Chicago.
IS announced. ,.4.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-05
New York and Return $40 so

Via Wisconsin Central Railway.
City Ticket Office. 373 Robert st.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-05
Tired Out

Tired when you go to bed,
tired when you get up, tired
all the time. Why? Your
blood is impure. You are on
the border line of nerve ex-
haustion. Take Ayers Sarsa-
parilla and be quickly cured.
S. All druggists. Jc. AVER CO., Lowell, Mass
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timer Straksnbahns@ erfelr.

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SqrforbzG oab Bis gde Baltimore
uno zStrdse.
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0ermifdte tsIearapbHde Srpei6sn.

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DIETER, N.zg., beffen @attin fi4 ge'
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SUB 8reite, bom Stupel gelahen. Die
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mpoore 8ainbribse.
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Ser. Sinner hn1 Baltimore.

Sauptquurtier: y@ermania : MGnz
ner6Or< Sule." 8eitprdiibent 8. $.
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ben 3peiten 5reitag i'm Monat.
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pei.
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Ghiffsnnhrihten.

Nen=Yorf,2 %. 4uguIt. - SOL
eenbe Oampfer trafen beute bier Elm:
uSeutT9lanb" unb r@raf @alberiee"
BON Samburg, r@era" BON 8remen.
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perpen.
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pier BON q IN Nort.
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9iptrpool.
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nab Sdmburg.
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mad GptterDam.
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Ser nab Teupel uro 8enua.
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September mad gremen.
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mad southampton.
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nod Nrtperptr.
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2ipsrpopl.
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nu6 Bremen.
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Dftli6en poliaeibiitritt unter benz Ser
ba9te berbaftet, Der Reger gu fein, Der
am 0ienftag 5rn. unb Srau s. u.
9oot unb Srau @rafton Snfon nabe
Mount @afbtnstpn, Baltimore : 60,
mibbanbelte. Die perfonalbef4rets
buns bes Nssers, Der bic Shat beging,
pabt senau auf gonnors, Der morgen
fritz elm 9erbDr porr Squire" GoB in
Der Oitli6en pOliaeitutton gu beteben
baben tpirb.
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Nbleben.

SIM Glitter BON So Sabren 1T ee>
fern ST.. George Sanbers, Der 8e=
iiber Der Wirtbfdaft in Nr. 314,
State<S trabe, seitorben. 9r. Sanz
bers, Der aug Ssnobriid ffammt, binz
terlGbt feline Wittpe unb 5tuei &tnber.
goIitif9es. = Na9 elmer
gonferena spifden Ex-senator q. g.
@orman, Sberft 8. @ictor 8ausb=
man, General Murrap @anbiper unb
anberen MarplGnber Oemofraten in
NetpzWort am Oienitas Mbenb fehrte
Der 9orfBer bes bemOtratifden gen=
tralzgomite's sefter1 nod feiner
Wobnuns in !9apre be Grace surid
unb uirb beute hierber suridfebren.
nm 0orfebrungen fir bic @onferena
Der 8oriiber Der Stautszg entral=Go=
mite'n i'm .gutap 9puieA am 9ien=
itaq al treffen. ST.. S. Greeman Ra=
f1t tebrte ebenfaIs aug Der Sommerz
fri59e suriid.
ST.. pbilipps See @olbsboroush,
Der Nor1iBer bes repubfitanif4en
@tants : Central > gomite's, tnirb
heute ebenfaIs bier e%ripartet.
MeiberprIgler. - Miniam
@nelen, 43 Sabre aft unb in Rr.
1902, DfsOl iDer<S trabe. ~Dobnbaft.
ION feline Grau Milbelmine miBban=
btIt haber1 unb purbe geftern in Der
g li3eiftation unter $500
Naraf&aft fit feinen 9roseB .sefteat.
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BUR 96inng bes RaFenproblems.

@tIanta, Ga, %. 4uguft. -
8if9of Burner BON Der r4friean Mez
tbobift Gbur9" befirportet cine MaIs
fenausponberuns Der Neser mad
Mfrifa als bas bette Mittel, um bic
bGufigen @ergepultigunsen tpeiber
S~Frauer bur6 Reser gu berbiiten. gr
fast: sd bin mebr, als ie, babon
iberseust, bub 4uspanberuns Der
Heger fir ite ielbft fopobl, tpie fir bic
WeiBen am beften fet. 3pii9en 8ei=
ben beltebt elm 3~piefpult, benz rur
bur9 ponftdnbise 2Ostrennung elm
gnbe gema9t tperben fam. Wsnn es
cine Sbatia4e tit, baB bergleeer tpeiBe
sfrauen ni4t u~nbebenist lafen fam,
ioate es pflidt Der tpeiben MGnner
iein, Jpn los gu tperben. Man fp1te
Dege our 4ustpanberuns nod 4frifa
bieten, unb MiGionen BON Negern
piirben @merita perlaHen. Sans
man iene i4paraen @erbre6er, bic
man ieBt aufhdnst, nieberfdiebt obsr
psrbrennt, mir iberlisbe, tpiirbe i6
nit folaem @uspurf elm reues Rom
oser elm 2onb pie @uftrolisn i1af=
fen, has BON enslifdep @erbre9srn
unb 3udthduslern segriinbet unb
awfgebaut purbe."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-30
Bel feffli9sm Gelase.

8anfett gu gbren Der Supreme
Court" Der .TDriter BON @merita"
in Der r@ermanid : MGnner9orz
6aue." = 9r. Sbomds S. Soz
nabue BON Rbobe= Sslanb gum
supreme gbief=Runser ertpdblt.
galtimore's ipriidpDrtli4 getporz
bene @aftfreunbi9aft bepdbrte it4
geftern @benb, als bic bieiigen r5Or=
iter" ben 8eamten unb S~elegaten Der
Supreme Court" bes Srbens Der
rSDrfter bon @merifa" in Der Ser
maniasM dnner9prz9uae Elm 8anz
felt gaben, dbermals i'm ponen Gimme
bes Wortes; benin bas 8anfett barf
in jeber 6inii6t Elm @rfolg 9enannt
tperben. l1neefdbr 300 9erren nab
men an bemielben She'll. Sie 9uue
mar BON Srn. 9ep. 9eipib uuf bas
gra9tpoGite gef9midt pprben. unb
ST. Srant @9nsiber, nel4er bus
Seitefen lieferte, bate it9 bic grDbte
Miibe gegeben, I'm fir bic &unit Der
8oltimorer &D9e &eflame 5u MAIDEN;
benin er bate Elm setpdbltes Menii
aufgefteGt. Sa5u bra9te prof. Steinz
tpalb's Sr9eiter slet9 BON &nbesinn
ben nDtbigen gntbufiasmus unter bic
@Gfte. Das 8anfett nabm erit um
41O ubr 1etnen Qnfang, unb 5tpar
tpurben mad beuti9er Sttte bic &eben
sptI9en ben ein3elnen 8Gngen 9ebalz
ten. Del Spaitmeiiter, ST. Sobn
Siarfs, besriibte suerit bic @ntpefenz
ben unb fte1te bann dls eriten Hebner
@9eriff So6n g. S9putfu als Ser
treter bes 9ouberneurs Sp5n Walter
Smith por. Sr. S9pattd entf4ulz
bigte 5uerft bic Nbpefenbeit bes 9ouz
berneurs, tpel9er tpegen zines friber
setrpffenen Engagements ni9t i'm
Stanbe mar, fetn Grf9einen gu maz
9en. @obant eradblte er ben uusz
tpGrtieen 9Gften bas Wifensper=
tbefte iiber ben bon Mutter 4atur 10
reid geIegneten Staat Marblanb, po=
Bel er natiirlt9 aud bic bibf4en
Srauen ni9t per9aB.
Ser 46tb. 9enrp WiQiams, amz
tirenber Mabor bon Baltimore, CAB
ZEN 9Gften 4uH9lub iiber 8ultiz
more's 9anbel unb Snbuftrte, unb ba<
Bel piir3te ST. Wiaiums feline Rebe
NIT etliaen f0itli9en Nnetboten, mel
DIE bic grDBte 9eiterfeit unter ben Inz
tpeienben erregten. Die Gongrebleute
M9tb. gbas. S4irm unb Q4tb.
Sranf s. Wa9ter bielten ebenfuas
geben, in tpet6en fie Der 9Or5iise
Marblanb's geba9ten, uno BON ben
,SDritern" bielten bic So. Soro, DO
na6ue unb McMaarturD &eben.
Sn Der am 8ormittag itattgebabten
@ei9dftsiiBung nurbe ST. Sbomas
s. 9onabue BON Rbobez Sslanb als
Supreme Gbiefz8anger Der nSOriter
BON @merita" ertpdblt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-30
sdlimm brrpfui6ter Banfrnub.

8ab4re, Mi6, %, @uguft. -
Sas. s. 9uu's 8ant gu Sinbe, i'm
6ieiigen gountp, pur0e leBte Na4t
BON ginbre6ern beimgeiu4t. BGbz
renb bic 8Guber MIR etpd 500 erz
beuteten, 5eritDrten tie bic sanss gdnt
nebit Snbalt. sic batten cine Auanz
titGt @rtra : Sprengftuff neben bas
@epDlbe gelegt, unb als iie bas 9eBz
tere fprengten, bra3te bic Gri4ltte.
rung audi ben ubrtgen Sprengitoft
gum @rplobiren, unb ni4t MIR bas
9epDlbe, 1pnbern bas gauge @ebduoe
purbe bemolirt. QGe 9%bpot9eten,
G9ulof9eine unb onbere Merthpaz
pierre i'm 9etpDlbe gingen perlpren.