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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-13
NEWS OF THE LODGE ROOMS.
NJ. W. A.

The degree team of st. Paul Camp No.
S101 will give a series of six dances this
winter. The first one will be given
Wednesday, Oct. %, at Odd Fellows hall,
Fifth and Wabasha streets.
1. o. G. T.
Unity Lodge No. 100, st. Paul Park,
was entertained last Friday evening by
Twentieth Century Lodge No. Z. Resolu-
lions were drawn and voted to be sent
to Rev. Thomas Hambly, their chaplain
for the last two terms, who has moved
to Worthington, MINI.
U. R. K OF P
The recent revival of inteest in the
military branch of the order has already
resulted in much good. Numerous appli-
cations for membership in Capitol Com
pany No. 70 have been received during
the past week and pledges of support are
coming in from all quarters At a recent
meeting of the company orders were
placed for the new fatigue uniform, and
when the members of the company APP
pear at their reception and dance on the
evening of Oct rs, dressed out in the
new equipment, the recorder says he ex-
poets to be kept busy writing new APP
pications. A meeting of the company
will be held this morning at Sherman
hall at 10 a. m.
BANhERS UNION OF THE WORLD.
Lodge No. 2S had large attendance at
their last meeting, with limitations of can
didates, and several applications for
membership were filed. The meeting
closed with a social dance.
U. A. o. D.
Vasa Grove No "a held meeting last
Monday night when an election of officers
for the next term took place AppIica-
tons were received for the second and
third degree.
MACCABEES.
Last Monday night st. Paul tent gave a
farewell reception in honor of Sir Knight
Henry Dellafeld, who soon goes abroad
to finish his studies in music. The COM.
mander of the tent, on behalf of few
admiring friends presented him with a
handsome steamer trunk, and DR.. E. II.
Haas, on behalf of the tent presented
solid gold Maccabee badge. A pro-
gramme was arranged in which Sir
Knights Setback, Oliver, Capser, Fisch-
man, Elliott and Williams took part. The
Miller brothers gave a fine exhibition of
fencing. Tomorrow night large class of
candidates will be initiated.
The Chellew Tent No. 121 will give their
first dance of the season at the c. S. P.
hall Oct. u.
%. F.
Court Minnesota 45s held a smoker and
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Purchase Is Ratified.

CINCINNATI. Oct. 1.-THE general Of
1icers of the Cincinnati, Portsmouth q
Virginia railway were abandoned here to-
day. At the meeting in Roanoke, Va,
company's purchase of the Cincinnati,
Portsmouth & Virginia was ratified
President Henry Fink, Treasurer w. G.
Mcdowell, Secretaries Thomas H. Hunt
and A. j. Hemphin signed the deeds yes
5erday and today the transfer of the Of
lies was completed.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-13
Bought by BondhoIders.

OMAHA, Neb., Oct. u. When Special
Master in Chancery Robert H Kern at
noon today offered the franchise ana
property of the Omaha &, st Louis rail
way for sale at public auction, there was
but one bidder Edwin w Sheldon, Of
New York, representing w. En'lcn Eoose-
Welt, chairman of the bondhoIders' com
mittee. offering 81, 100000 for the property,
and it was knocked down to him at that
price. The road will be turned over to
the Wabash Railway company and Will
be operated in the fur gre by that road.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-13
THIEVES MAKE GOOD HAUL.
Steal $500 of Uncle Sam's Mons y
Between Buffalo and New York.

between BuHaIO and New York.
BUFFALO. N. Loot. FIT has trans.
PRED that a month ago the sum of S., 200.
receipts of the Buffalo customs house,
had been stolen, evidently while in tran
sit from Buffalo to the subtreasury in
New York. The consignment of money
as sent from Buffalo, according to Cash.
Ter Boyeson, was $500. Of this sum
&,7O0 was in paper, and the rest in gold
and silver. The money stolen was all in
paper currency. The discovery of theft
was made at New York.
NEW YORK, Oct. u. = c. NJ. Jordaf
Jr. said that the money lost in
transit from Buffalo has not been found
He said the whole matter had been placed
in the hands of the secret service de-
partment,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-13
Excursionists From Nebraska

The Omaha Brought in a special train
from Omaha yesterday morning, bring
ing the Nebraska football team and 500
or 500 eXcursionists, competition having
reduced the fare to 50. The Burlington
Central and Minneapolis & St. Ionis
charsing So for the round trip, so it is
said by officials of these roads
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-13
THRONE OF AFGHANIsTAN.
Habib UIIah Khan May Have IL
Fight for 1t.

Fight for 1t.
LONDON, Oct. 12-'According to off,
cial intelligence from the ameer OF
Bokhara," says a dispatch from St. Pc
tersburg to the Daily Telegraph, 'thd
brothers of Habib Utah Khan left Ca
bul secretly with their partisans the MOI
ment their father died, and Hereford
cannot be said to have acquiesced in tho
accession of their brother
''Habib Utah. indignant at their flight
has taken measures to defend the cap
ital and sent strong detaehments to pre-
vent their return, or to endeavor to cap
ture them as rebels. He has further re-
solved to ask assistance of Emperor
Nicholas and the Ameer of Bokhara.''
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SPARKS FROM THE RAILS.

The Chicago Great Western will RIM
an excursion from Oelwein, Iowa, to St.
Paul on Oct. so.
Travel on the Northern Pacific be-
tween Duluth. Superior and Ashland has
become so great that the road cannot
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-13
FOR The CHILDREN.
To Keep their Digestion Perfect Moth
ing is so Safe and Pleasant as
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets.

Thousands of men and women have
found Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets the SAT-
est and most reliable preparation for any
form of Indigestion or stomach trouble.
Thousands of people who are not sick,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-13
EXPLOSION OF MINE GAS.
Miners All Escape Unhurt Aftet
Four Hours Imprisonment.

PARAMOUNT, W. Va, Oct. 12.-Yes.
terday there was an explosion of gas in
the Paramount Coal company's New Eng-'
land mines near here. The gas was ig-
nited from a shot fired by one of the
miners, and the loose coal at once taxing,
IRE, blaze resulted, which filled the
mine with smoke at a point where it
prevented the exit of the miners for four
hours. The flames were finally shut off
by the putting up of brattices, and the
men all came out unhurt. mule killed
and horse crippled was the damage
done. The fire is still raging in the mine
but it is believed it will be under control
in a short time
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See HARMS ad ON raon &
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to, the students section Of the club this
winter This section will be comnosed of
young girls or women, properly Endorsed
socially, who present certificates signed
by a teacher to the effect that the an
plicant is pupil in actual study. Three
of the seasons programmes will be given
by and for the particular benefit of these
student members. For them there will
also be given a number of informal en-
tertainments of a combined musical lit
erary and social character, affording on
pertunities for studying together prom
inent characteristics in the lives of mod
ern composers. 1t is hoped by the ex-
ecutive board of the club that this
student section will be. of mutual benefit
to students and the older members.
The club announces the opening of the
season with the presidents reception on
Wednesday afternoon, Oct 16, at Summit
hall, Laurel avenue and Mackubin street.
Miss Shave will receive with the mem
bers of the executive board.
Miss Josephine Hughes will sing the
offertory solo at the First Presbyterian
church this morning.
Miss Nora Christensen will sing
"Agatha's Prayer" from e..Der Frei-
schuetz," at the Atlantic Congregational
church morning service.
A number of the pupils of Prof. Emile
Onet will give the opera Faust the lat
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-13
SUITS OVER PATENT BRAKE.
Col. George w. Cook Vigorously Re-
SCENTS Infrin-ementS

DENVER, Col. Oct. 12-Fifteen, suits.
aggregating nearly $i,50OO0o, have pssn
lied II the federal court IN this city
against all the PRINCIPAL railroads having
representatives, in Denver. says the News
today. y larger batcn will be fled in
Chicago and New York The suits have
formerly connected with the Denver &
Rio Grande railway, and they involve ad-
publication of a patent car brake, which
was originated in Denver nearly twenty
wears
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-13
Buffalo Exposition Rates Greatly
Reduced,

Now is the time to take advantage of
the low rate of $3.50 to Buffalo and re-
turn offered by The North Western Line.
Tickets and all information as to dates
OF sale, etc. at City Offices, 3S2 Robert
Street. ST. Paul, 413 Nicollet Ave, Min
neapolis.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-13
PRESIDENT HARRIS HERE.
BurIiEStOE's Executive COnfers
With President Hill.

President George B. Harris, of the
I'm ington, accompanied by General
Manager Delano. arrived yesterday morn
Ing and conferred with President Hill.
The business which brought the Burling
ton S president here was not disclosed,
but his presence was sufficient to start
eossips guessing, and all sorts of rumors
were a
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-13

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See Harms ad. on page 6.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-13

Miss Josephine Hughes will sing the
offertory solo at the First Presbyterian
church this morning.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-13

The degree team of st. Paul Camp No
3101 will give a series of six dances this
winter. The first one will be given
Wednesday, Oct. %, at Odd Fellows hall,
Fifth and Wabasha streets.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-11
THE LICK OBSERVATORY.
Visit 10 This Famed Station on Mount
Hamilton.
WONDERFUL TELESCOPE INSTRUMENT
How the Observatory Was Secured by
the State OF misunderstanding
About Its Donor.

San Franciso, August 30.-Many of the
representative citizens Of California who
desire, with no little pride. " exhibit the
resources of their State, will tell you in
n word that IL is place of big things"
In this they dclincate further by saying
1t is the home Of big trees big noun
talns, big mining industries. big orchards
and big-hearted people While our Western
countryman has some reputation for hrag-
cling and relating what might appear as
hshy narratives, 1t remains for the con.
sentative tourist to enter his state either
by Castle or Golden Gate, aud retrieve
for him valid reputation for candor and
not oyercstlmating the very gratifying as
pect Of this beautiful country
San Francisco. undoubtedly one of the
worlds most cosmopolitan cities, is the
principal hub from which the visitor may
select any of many attractive side trips.
each varying In the features of interest to
be seen. After a trip TO the YOsepfftc
valley, the features Of which are as much
to be appreciated as they are widely adj
NcrtiSed, the best itinerant course for sight
seeing seems directly. southwark, stop
ping az Palo Alto; There Is nothing in
this little town Itself to warrant particular
note but within short drive the pan tial
institutions OF learning, the requests of
the late Leland Stanford, are reached.
which are noted for great completeness
and grandeur Of style. 1t is here also that
the famous palo Alto racing stables are
located stll a property to the estate OF
this great benefactor, and an opportunity
to drive behind horse for which $4,000
has been offered and refused lends some
tenor of value to this collection VI racing
stock which has a National reputation
among turfmen.
About nine miles south of the southern
extremity of San Francisco bay lies san
Jose. one of the prettiest cities In all Its
appointments possible TO imagine. II Is
located centrally In the fertile Santa clara
valley between two distinct chains OF
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realty through the purchase of san frnn-
ci SEQ property in early days, whica was
valued at the time Of his death at NANN,-
GA. and of this amount SINoOOo was APP
pre- priHted In his final bequest tlr inc OBJ
scrYatory which bears his name. FROM
this reason 1t seems strangely appropriate
that the granite pedestal base which was
erected to bear the weight of TINS tee.
scope Is also appropriated as the lpmp OF
the ihustrlous bonefactor and me lhstru'
ment. a. Is noted by an DESCRIPTION on u
llate Of brass. rests immediately over MS
ieuajns. In addition TO the cost OF ne
instrument an endowlncnt tnnd OF SoVVyJ(o
was specined but the interest on mis-
amount has proven SO inadequate 20 meet
the expenses Of astronomers salaries ana
olhc" lncedentals that the me trustees an IN
chn &c have been compelled TO secure 1u-
ditional means for Its operation ana main
Why inc philanthroplst decidedly. nm
cultured or uncducated man, shoulu nave
do clded on an observatory MS one OF ms
requests Is to many people a lnntter o.
irqulry and speculation. II was never
known that his tastes or aspirations sought
an outlet In this direction. nor dld ne ever
Impress by word or deed To those Mho
anew him that he even cared thai nc
science OF astronomy required more nlllhg
mpars of Advancement. some IN lhSWtr
to this proposition, have made boid cnVusa
80 say that ne was largely M lnstru'n .,.ii,
In the hands of aspiring astronomers, Wno
knowing that he would leave no helrs w
his wealth, suggested ana even encpuraSuu
his attention In this dirertlIn rms, NV NV,
ever would not give mcrltorlous answer
why Mir. Lick also made other munihieeln ~,
hcouests of different character. though Wy
od,inl enjoyment TO the public In the state
in which he lived. These matters may
be fitlngly left In allegiance forever: rs
they do not reflect against the marked feat
urn of generosity and intent Tor pupnc
good This observatory win not only re-
main for years TO come one or Cant"rhlN
lending objects of interest, but VIII serve
as monument 10 a man VINO mas con
tr,hIlted a portion OF his life achievements
i'm giving feature which contribute 70
the making Of California the great state
Tim, il has proven TO be.
There rs no doubt but that the true re-
soUrce of this state have never heen hai,l
measured, and It's rather Isolated geograPhl-
cal location from the Union OF the States
pr6per Is the unfortunate feature whic1
staids most prominent to an unparhllei1u
successful advancement. The apparently
exorhitant freight rates Of the RAILROADS
on long hauls Is the impeachment to the
prodtbble marketing Of California Won
dsrfui products TO the fullest extent IN
Eastern markets, and the time Is mn 100
fin. for the completion of the Panama
clna which will give water rate TO iu'ly
expedite this end. ,..+
Btt few citizens have reason 20 noast
Of lis state as has the CAlofirnlan anu MS
boastlng. no matter how extreme " may
S. j. Mitchell.
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Caldwell cuIlinas.

Caldwell. Texas. September lo.-Mr. t. j.
Bird met with serious accident THIS
morning. lie was in a box car engaged In
loading Il with cotton; IL round bale was
pltched into the car and rolled over MS
leg, badly dlslocating the ankle joint ana
brulsing him up otherwise.
Mr.. Z. r. Bell, who met with an acct
dent Sunday morning, falling ont OF MS
barn and lnjuring his hip, is much better
ana is fairly on the way to recovery.
The case Of Sparks vs.. Stubbs, On tltal
In Inc county court, WAS decided In favor
81 sparks. The shit was for a jack sold 70
defendant by plaintiff Two cases are
pendiag IN the county court one 81 wnish
and santa Fe railroad for the value q
animals of the jack species killed ny ths
cars Of the railroad company. e. 49,.
Aome Campbell. ESD, and Ben >. hoseIh,
uronlnept attorney OF Brennan, are IN
attendance on the court today
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Should BE DEpORTNp.

Indianapolis, Ind, September LOGON
gresham j. L. Watson OF Russellvile
said he was confident at the coming session
OF congress the matter of enactment of
general law for the suppression and pun
lshment of anarchists VIII he seriously con
sidered. He believes that under the gen
eral welfare clause Of the constitution It
Will he possible to pass such a law with
out conflicting with other parts of the
constitution.
Il think there should he Immediate ac-
ton,' said he There ought, in my opln-
could be deported and then the general
immigration law should be revised"
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TIFF FIRE RECORD.
Store at San Antonio.

San Antonio Texas, September 1o.-At
2:S0 this morning the building at 33l Alamo
street, owned by the Maverick estate and
occupied by Mrs Gilbert Montoyo with
Mexican curlo store. was badly damaged
by fire. The building was Quilted, me STOCK
81 goods being a total loss. partially in
sured The loss on building Is fully GOV,
cred Total damage is In the neighoorhood
- coSDn
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chlld Burned to Death.

san Antonio, Texas, September lO-Al-
bert Gonzales, aged 5 years, and Buenita
Arrendando, also aged years, started
Are In a stove at 6l2 FL Paso street this
afternoon with kerosene. The girl was 50
horribly burned about the face and body
that She died mt o'clock this afternoon,
snffering terribly. While the boy is fear
suiiy burned, there is chance for niin 10
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TAKING EXTRA PROBATION.

Travelling Monarchs Of Europe Increasing
Their Guards.
London. September 1O-Stlmulated by the
attack on President Mckinley continental
governments are adopting the greatest pre-
cautions. TO insure the safety Of the tour
ing sovereigns. Twenty-Five thousand troops
viii be employed in France 10 protect the
routes taken by Emperor Nicholas. The
Eranch Swiss and italian governments
nave ofyered their police TO exercise the
greatest vigilance on the frontier In tne
expectatlon that frightened anarchists VIII
seek refuge In flight.
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The news startled him, as his parents
lived there. and he secured his discharge
20 hasten home but within forty-eght
hours by cablegram, found his people had
been spared returned 10 his regiment
His experience and tales are exceedingly
Interesting.
Miss Wilcox Of ri Paso is the guest OF
Mrs T. S. Henderson.
Mrs. Forest Lay Is on aTvist to friends
In Marlin.
r. NJ Dobbins Is erecting handsome
residence on Church stre1.
Miss Annie Yates Is WHITING In Marlin.
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Cameron News Notes.

Cameron. Texas, September i0.-iester-
day Graham Goldthwaite returned from a
two years sojourn in South Africa. During
a part Of this time he was with Kitchener
as scout and bears a Bofr wound in his
the nrst he heard Of the Galveston dis
asier was In December after II occurred
from a paper he picked up IN CApetSwn.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-11
KRAusE's CASE ADJOURNED.
Former Governor of johannesburg Held
to Await Arrivals of Papers.

London, September 10. DIR. Krause, for,
mer governor of Johannesburg, who was
arrested last week and arraigned in the
Bow street police court on a charge Of
treason and remanded, was brought up
again in the same court today. DR.. Krause
was Informed that warrant charging him
with Indictment to murder was issued in
the Transvaal. Sir George Lewis on behlaf
of the prisoner said IL seemed strange since
Dr. Krause had been in England fourteen
months as n paroled prisoner of war that
warrants should he issued In the Trans
aud he asked how could a gentleman not
an English subject be charged with high
treason.
arrival of papers from the Trancx3al.
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carnenIe Now il eIasaow.

Glasgow. September iO.-Andrew Carne-
gle today received the freedom Of the city
of Glasgow. The lord provost in a speech
on the occasion alluded with ndlgnation
to the attempt made on President Mekln-
lcy's life. Mr.. Carnegie. VINO was enthhs-
lasticany applauded, said Mr.. Mckinley
rad won the hearts OF the American peo-
pie as had no man since Lincoln.
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Wound Woman suiclded at Dallas.

Dallas, Texas, September lO.-Miss hlile
Collins, % years old committed suicide
today ut her apartments by shooting hef-
sal, thro,cb The heart. she had been In
n,eia nchoIy mood for several days. On
table In her room was found the following
note: Auta "
BURY me. A'ie'
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WILL SEEK RESUMPTION.
France Believes Turkey viii Ask for a
Resumption of Relations.

Paris, September 10,-It is expected here
in official circles that the sultan of Tur-
key will ask the French government now
that the Tublni claim has been settled by
direct negotiations between the claimant
and the porte Ia resume diplomatic rea-
tlons France. however, viii reject any
such proposition and until the sultan has
Yielded In the case of the Lorando claim,
which is nearly four times the amount OF
the Tubini claim, NJ. Constdns VIII not re-
turn to Constdntinope.
The attitude of the sultan toward the
French claims Is undoubtedly attributable
to the execution OF the decree OF the
French minister of the Interior In expelling
Turkish spies from France.
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Store al NeyIand.

Greenvllle, Texas, September 1o,-The
store of CIaud Wilson at Neyland was de-
stroyed by fire Saturday night. The build
Ings and contents were entirely DESTROYED
the loss being estimated Mt about $ouo;
origin OF the fire unknown
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INTERESTS NOT IN DANGER.

American lives and Property Safe at
Bocas del Toro.
Washington, September 10.-The navy de-
pertinent has received the following tele-
gram from Commander Sargent of the
Machias, who was sent to Bocas del roro
to ascertain II American interests In that
quarter were In danger:
Washington: On return from BocaS del
Toro | do not consider the lives and prop
ertw VI American citizens In danger. The
pC Sition of the insurgents Is Isolated on the
island Of Provision, distant three miles
from town. The situation IS controlled.
More than 200 national forces.
Sargent"
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AFTER NEW YORK ANARCHISTS

New York September 1O.-Pollce Com
missioner Murphy today issued general
order to all the commanding officers in
the police department directing them to
take q census of all anarchists living in
their districts and to forward thc list to
headquarters. where the detective depart
mcnt is to conduct n general surveillance
upon the anarchists of the city. The puI-
pose of this. the commissioner says, is to
!, axe life so disagreeable for anarchists in
New York City that they will move out.
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Lord KitchenerIs Renort.

London September lO-The following dis
patch has been received from Lord Kltch-
ener. dated Pretoria today:
since September the columns have
again got good results, the total bag being
GSl, composed Of 81 killed 81 wounded, ISL
made prisoners and 1853 surrcndered; also
lT0 rifles, 6j,2ll rounds of ammunition,
34O0 horses and 1900 head of cattle"
Lord Kitchener further says that the
situation in Cape Colony is unchanged eN-
cept the capture of Lotter's commando
rcnOrted last week
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SANS THEY cAN BE EYPrLLED.

New York September 10.--Justice Nc
Adam of the New York supreme court
gives the opinion that Emma Goldmahand
other anarchists who are naturalized, can
he expelled from the country on the ground
that they have sworn falsely in that they
nave obtained certificates of citizenship by
fraud in testifyiM that they are attached
to the principles of government and would
support its constitutional laws.