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FOR RENT 4s1HoUsEs.
UyFURyIsHED.

I RENT-175g Q ST.. S.w., NEAR CORNER
rooms and baths; recently put in good or
der; rent. $75; Locations excellent
FOR RENT-1921 MIST. NV. near British
legation: 3-story brick; basement; 10 rooms
and bath; all modern improvements; recently
occupied by Admiral Ramsay: rent, $40.
FOR RENT-1614 8 ST. n.w; stone: 8 stor-
les and cellar; 10 rooms and hath; all mod
ern Improvements; recently frescoed and pa
pered; in first-clsss esadition; rent. SEQ
FOR RENT-1s3e vernon ST. NV; entirely
new brick; 4 stories and cellar; IL rooms and
3 baths: all modern improvements; hot-water
heat: rent. s58.55. ae1zss'
FOR RENT-so12 1sih st. NV. Columbia
Heights; very desirable brick; 8 stories and
basement; 1s rooms and 2 baths; all modern
improvements; steam heat; rent $50 so.
FOR RENT-1OO0 22d st. NV :, convenient
location; corner Of x ST.; brick; stories and
basement; cellar; rooms and bath; all mod
ern improvements; furnace heat; In excellent
order; rent, $61 80. including water rent.
Penna. ave. cars.
FOR RENT-447 P st. NV; brick; stor-
les: rooms and hath all modern improve
ments; rent reduced to $27 80.
FOR RENT-Petworth-4421 Kansas aye
H.w.; frame; 2 stories, attic. cellar; rooms
and bath; all modern improvements; furnace
heat; rent, S24.5D.
FOR RENT-1229 21st ST. NV. corner n
ST.: brick: stories and basement: O rooms
and bath; all modern improvements. VIII
rent at reduced rate.
B. H. WARNER CO..
016 st NV
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FOR RENT-sToNE & FAIRFAX. SOC sos = NV
sl9s 10 Thomas cir. fur 81 SO ISL 18th. 1or
s1as. tie sth st nv fss- q; ;stoseel 7th&M NV
nv st 4 loah ne sr
ss3ss .2llo NV. l2r bs $50 So s25 22d NV. orb
800 I5- ~ 9th ne. i2r go. 50. 17th&K NV. store
sso 50 1903 Yale NV. .lsrb $50 1872 "a 1th NV sto
,ssa ss sts xsfnSa n@ 9P's s2s
So issoss % Kenysn K m 50. .seos zoo sth hs a
5rss a" l95 sn iIss g. ss 9,
M ssaashs Gs 80 Eth nv" :ts s Sta
81 80 1918 NV. ior. Ia 50. .iiSS n ne sr ba
$i5So 5oii 18th. Tor ba SO. H Hyattsvile. Md
j i5!s ;sl3ss f sis IT.
M 1 CO.. nw as sr "a. s
1900 sn 1s 5Gie soi nH 0 rsd u
$40 50. 1909 Sth NV. Or ST.. SO. So Sc, Or
$40 ll4s 2lst NV ior.b $40 isis Del ay sw Sr
$40 Monmouth chambsss n 1Stab rr 12ii 10th NV
s9.oo9. 18th NV. sor ets p NV. i2r E i,a ba
nr nf 18th I ssr Is tsnn nr b a ios 1o9
= 500 Thomas eli I5t % sIoo. i nr 18th. Sr
$50 mds,sa Iona en- ;sdSr 5sr 81. I1ti ior
$50 q. az, isr b. lilo; .ts aS r Ss Ss
$3.50. n Il a1 NV isr. $3.50. All % nW. er Sa S
FOR FURNIsHED OR UNFCRNIsHED-
SHIRE AVE sorTh Iios OF DGposT Dc osT CIRCLE akar
Is rooms 3 baths; steam heat: spacious dining
L NfI kHrsassS Eisfasa sane Hs%s nHsF 1903 ST.
FOR KE>T-BY MOORE 8 HILL. III l4TH NV.
,soo FURNISHED.
$cs IL ssas ssts aa S i1ss e
la4s M nv. Itr&sb. i 500 1912 18Th. ilrksb .1ss
~ i2s 1893 1893 NJ Is.S iSl4S iSs
issS isis + ith itsS1; aS -, ~ 1sS ,os % NV lorab
;i9S Iss ls.h sS 18th
s1sS Z NV ,z.sss g q ar ,S. sss!s e
$ss 1851 Mintw'd pi lirb 81 80 sooS Camb se. 5r.
!sS Harvard isrxS So asIs Pa n~ aS srs ssSs
s5s 75. 1872 ms. Tor ba SIS. 50. SO NV sto&dw
61sgsa sgssd vi se. Fl. Sw s ss
NV. iSrSS So Fit. .loos Ss I'D Sta a; sw ST
.i2iS t, Cap iSr. pa slo; Rear s3s q stable
s4OSo lsio NV s; e S Rear sls II NV. ~; stab
SIS. ll1 9th NV. .tsax SIss sss 50. SO NV ,,or.
ps a. az :sSaesl ne STORE
sos SFEiGE g, mo- moPHs s. 5Ss B1ITG BIPISa
M SJe St; also at 626 b u. snd s3S Ind ave-
GAIL AT OFFICE FOR WEEKLY BUII.ETN IT
FOR RENT-FURNIsIED- on TWO YEARS.
nave two OF the most desirabiy located hand
some residences, one at s., 500 the other 81 600
UNFURNEHED.
211I Bancroft place, 13 rooms ,.,..... seo0
2115 ST., l3 rooms o0o
3o1 S ST. a rooms - ssS
once rooms ID and Sd foors 600 r st.
Basement. I1s 18th st. NV. for storage and
nos-st J. b. WIMER, REAL. EST, 1920 sr.
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FOR RENT-229 ST. NV; 3 ROOMS Am
bath: ami; $42.60e $3.50 18th at NV: Is
rooms and bath; ami; $4250. 40 K ST NV:
rooms and bath; ami; Ssl
1t r. J. WALSH $40 F st. NV.
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DOGS, CATS, ETC.

FOURTEENTH STREET HOSPITAL FOR DOGS
Surgical and msdf al cases. Patients called for.
Open all hours. Telephone No. 1i1-2.
poT-tf 211s 14th St NV.
ROB sALE-BELGIAH HARES RROM PEDIGREE
stock. $500 pair; also fan bulba. such ~ hya-
cintn, tulip, crocus, Chinese and Gala lily bulha.
oCHMIDs BIRD 6rolk 7l2 18th St A..
ae2e-xtf
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNIsHED.

FOR RENT--192i 18TH ST; Is ROOMS AND
bath; sll In perfect order; rental. $1,000 per
year Inquire on premises no7 -sts
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FURNISHED Or UNFUKNIsHED
FOR kENT-BY THOS. ],
INCORPORATED

FUR KENT-BY THOS. j.
INCORPORATED
i11lConn az NV, 1Sr$3O0.u0
1922 VT av, 20r. .175.W
1872 II st. I5r...-.l5.W
1901 + st, l7r. .....125- 90
30+3 L st NV. 17r. .12o.O0
1898 JeT pi nw.I4r. 100. 90
1918 Vt ay NV, 12r. 10000
1928 18th st NV, l5r1O0. 10
col 18th st NV, l3r. 80. 90
1892 h NV, l0r. -. .S3. IS
f3,iS 10th NV, Tor. 1900
$40 17th NV, Tor. SO. 66
eu6 Z st NV, l5r. is. 10
1924 18th st NV, ,13r. 60. 90
602 Z st. llr. 5000
1906 Yale st, 12r. 5000
1850 l. st NV. 10r. 81. u
5l5 kenesaw ay.l1r55. 90
l Grafton st, Chevy
Chase, Md, 12r. 30. 90
18th above Fla ave,
Tor r..............60. 90
1913 E Cap st, 10r. so. 10
1879 5 st NV. 9r i'i -
FURNISHED
10Th bet Q and r. SIS, go
10th bet INK NV. &C. 900
17th & Ii n,T.......6, 900
18th bet H&I nw...5, 4u0
Ingieside. 18th ut q
Howard av........3, go
Mass bet 11&1S NV 3. go
18th bet OPP NV. ..3, 6O0
Conn az bet H&I. "a, 800
] bet 17th&1Sth nw.y, 600
18th bet OAR NV. 900
20th bet p & Q nv. g. 900
Vt ay bet X & l.. ..2.7@
Goth bet y & o NV. z, 100
] bet lSth&l9th nw.2. 42u
Mass ay mr. 18th uw.2, 400
18th bet LkM NV. %, 400
Iowa circle aw- y, 100
Conn av bet R&S. q, O0o
FILL
The Maury. Moss. 4r. 1000
The Maury. So.32. Ar. 70. 90
HANDSOMELY FURNISI
I'd APARTMENTS IN II
OFF.
Bldg Sth&D SITS. $3.50. 90,
tl2-1& = st. ID q. 100. 90
t02 Z st, 1lr. %
i421 F. ID q front. Is. 90
i42l +, Sd d front. rs. 20
6i2-14 r st. 2r. 1900
i20S r st NV, No. Ale. 90
Sc cor l2th&F NV, desir-I
able otiices.I from $i2.50.
To 5000.
Bldg sth&D sts. $3.50 90
4SI Pa ~ nw....--75.0 90
1407 Mass av frear,S4O. 90
lii6 | st nw trear,. 81 80
lIl1 / ST NV trearl. $50
1Ol2 lifh NV irear,. Is u
CAREFUL ATTENTION
NG AND COLLECTION
CLASSES OF PROPERTTE
For full list OF furuishe
Eats, Offices. stores and q,
motif
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FOR RENT-I102 ST. NV; 10 ROOMS; BATH:
convenient location; S45 per month.
no5-5t MOORE HILL. III 18th at nv
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FOR REST-FURNISHED OR UNFCRNISHED-
HANDSOME DWELLING ON NEW HAMP-
SHIRE AVE SOUTH OF DUPONT CIRCLE.
ls rooms; 3 baths; steam heat: spacious dining
room. with kitchen hoor
1t IIEFERMANN 4 HAwN 1909 r at
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FOR RENT-HOUSEs.
FURNIsHED ON UNFURNIsHED.

FOR REST-BY II. o. HOITZMAN, REAL ESTATE
and Insurance Broker, 10th and r SITS. NV.
1927 ,2pr 2b - 500 1897 14fh ,Brsto. 800
1922 av 12r 2b. IFS 00 1910 T. Or. .35. so
800 18th NV, Dir .S3 50 TIA 9th nw, 10r. 90
1861 Mintwd pi. 14r 1890 827 av, 4r.... 90
1893 Mintwd 1ir 1000 400 Fla NV, 6r. .25. 90
1865 Mintw'd pl,14r7500 I'LL + NV. Ar. . 90
OIL 15r, 2b. 70O0 HOS 10th nv, 5r. %. 80
1921 N, .5s 90 Coz Erie st. Br&sta 20. 90
1232 1fth NV, Tor. & .G8227 ,nats. $11AJ2.50
t223 18th NV, 10r. ..<5OU
FURNISHED HOUSES.
! near 17th 15r. So. Goo L 10Th. Tor 200
Mass & 24th 20r. 3, coo Cap nr I'd, l5r 2b. $50
II av & p. 20r 1000 Wyoming ay. 1Sr, 2b. $50
Conn s. les, %. ,50OI 18th, 15r. $50
Iowa circle, 15r. 2b. 2, 49019th near @. Sr.
10th Z, 1Or. 800 Riggs 11th, Sr S3. 80
OFFICES.
Atlantic Coast Line 1IIi NV, I'd fl, 81. 100
bldg from $40 to s35I6 $50 nw....s5 to 22.50
Sun bldg. ..........-4 $40 La nv. ..x10 $500
STOKES.
1927 14th eel. .23x75. $500 22T nw........ .12O0
1887 18th. 1900
STABLES
Rear 1872 5000 1882 Mass aF frear LOO
927 r / (rear) IL 50'23 trear) 500
no5-tf
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FOR KEST-BY WESCOI
800 2lst, 12r. b,mi.S4O.S0
1852 z, itr, b. eel. MI. 20. So
110 18th, 10r. b. mi. .S5. 60
so12 Dumb ~, 81.
b, col. mi. .SS 50
317 Pa av, Or, b,
eel mi. ......... rs. so
21a0 &, 6r, b, eel, mi. .02, 80
el1 3d. 81. b. cei. mi 80. so
32 10th. .6r, b. cei, mi. g. 30
6lz z1st. 6r. b, ceI. mi. 2S. 50
So42 Camb'ge, Or. b, miM SO
GIT sd. 1r. b. mi. 20. so
z423 e. Sr. b, W. r. N. 60
2S26 q. Or. b, mi. 1850
1082-N 30th. 81. Gel, w1i.O0
m l1S 18th. 4r, W.. 1850
eo2 n H nv. 6r. b, mi rs. SO
III e ne, 6r, ". .9j
629 n II av. 81. ". .I2.W
1852 Jef av, Ar, W. 10. ID
FLATS.
1918 T, 8 { 1 a, b. fur 4
Is, sssaii ii4ot,a sS $50
80 10th, 4r, b, mi. ia 70
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FISHER 4 CO..

FISHER 4 CO.,
14i4 + ST. NV.
1925 G st NV, Or. ....5.00
3404 Morgan av, Tor. A.. 80
Be4 21st NV, Sr. :. .&. 90
1905 Both st w,1lr.25. 10
LotsNos. .24-25. 50. rs. Is. 10
1927 9Th NV, II. .2O.5O
5l6 1th st sw, 1r.. 1850
~ Mass ay ne. 7r- .ij.0d
1878 ii st ne. Or .I4.W
20s-216-21S-22O- -22S LIST
sw, Or, each. .12.D
8 Bsldwin's row or. 80
ll5 l. st sc. 4r. $50
z3l0 Champialne ay
NV, 2r. 2r.............6.oo
10 Watkins pl. Chevy
Chase, 2r. .......-.. 500
Lot /, So 6S5. Del
av & C st sw. .Offee
Lots 1875, SO 678,
bet Mass&Del avs
4 i ne. per au'm.I 9na
iGS I st NV. 90
PER ANNUM.
Il near 18th NV. III. 800
Woodley lane. 500
5 bet 16th&i7th NV. 1, 600
Phelps pl nw.......l,t 800
n II av bet M&S. II, 500
! bet 20th&21st NV. /, 500
Q bet lith&1Sth nw.l, 500
Yale bet i3th&14th . 1, 800
Sunderland place. III. $50
18th nr Dupont cir. Il ,6oO
I bet 29th&2lst Hw.l. 200
u bet 20th&2lst nw.l, 200
2fst bt x & S NV. i, ,o2o
18th bot U&v NV. $50
Cincin ay,Wash Hgts. 900
7 bet 4th&5th NV. 800
n Car ay bet $50 Sc. 800
n II av bet L&M NV. 100
Is.
The Marion, No. 60
ll9i lIth ST NV. 2r. 1000
LED AND UNFUkNIStl-
HE PORTLAND"
CES. -
l423 F st. desirable orcs
lila F st. deslrabie oncs
SO b st, desirable Offices
OS-7 18th. desirable olsces
Century bldg, new
bldg. all imps, single
rooms from $l2 to $23
per mo. Entire Hoors,
$l25 per mo.
SIT l4th st nv.....S.W
les.
S25 q ut NV (base, y. 90
,sA Al st. t.....-.-..S.00
1923 Il I ay NV (rr).l5.1o
ll0S 18th NV trear} 1870
1918 9th st NV lrr). 600
GIVEN TO THE RENT.
OF RENTS FROM ALL
3.
aud nnfurnished houSeA
abaes apply at ONCE.
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'TA WILCOX.

,FA WILCOX,
EnE ay1
u ,. NRNI8HED.
n1Gi0kh, 14f. %. $4,000
| OFFICE ROOMS.
@6 La Nv. heated. $500
I47 10Th, ONCE. heat. Is. 90
@oLa Rv,2 basmt rs.l2.50
M Laeay, heated. 10. 90
W. % STOREA.
lH1ra .av.2r. eel. mi$6H. 90
y l202sHay, st0. 4r. .3s. 50
ISE740 e2d. lge rm .25. 90
1877 Pa Az. .lr. Gel. ~ 30. a
Blacksmith shop, bet
1ek20, L&M. ......0.o 90
zz1C 18th, 1r, sta. .w.1.@-W
$50 24th, 2r&st0. ", 80
N21 Pa av, 1r, w,g.16.60
1918 n, II, Gel. ". ..l6.W
1908 18th. shop.
STABLES.
lBlZ u. -, c1s l. #.8.$fo.O0
ll42s 18th. 81, ,wr.l,w.l2.5o
18th, 10Th. L u. 10o
aud side lot -......IB.W
1s2S-S1 L, Or. Woo
no1-tf
RNER ON COLUMBIA
/; rent, $50 per month.
I'll lAth st. NV.
Nv. NEAR n. II. AVE.
ew: $50.
HILL. TIT 18th ct. NV.
f AND CONVENIENT
% rooms; bath; $55 per
HILL 1T 14th ct. NV.
n. ", JUST OFF n. J.
:: 3-story. Groom. bag.
Dor kitchen.
HILL. III iAth st. NV.
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=. s. &. COR. TTH&L N. W.
1917 7th NV, Ar Cat. Is. 90
e21 1th NV. 3r nat. .12.O0
III ~ NV, basem't. 1900
1904 Sd Sc. Sr&w. ..12.0O
1859 Sth NV, store. .f2.00
4+7 y 7 av. store. 10. 90
2437 Sth NV, 5r&w...9.50
235 Pomeroy. store. ..6. 90
452 D NV, Oh 70. ~ 4 80
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOX sALE-OR EXCHANGED FINE CORNER
lot in desirable section OF northeasf 24x94i. will
exchanse for small house southeast or northeast
eelSn GASCH BROS. 1907 y st.
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FOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED-
2o22 St, 10 rooms. anil. ............ S42Go
1911 18th st., 10 rooms, anil ........... 100
$40 I'd st., rooms. am.ft ............ $3.50
24o5 II st., rooms anil Observation-Disclosures. 2UED
23I4-18 Champlain ave-, rooms, ami . 1850
112S 18th st., rooms, water r.-.......... 1880
SOl N: II. ave., rooms, water. 1900
2di3 Va ave.. rooms. wafer 1000
21ZS n. \. ave., 4 rooms, water. 750
ana Frey1 court, rooms ........ $50
ana Doves court, rcorns water. 500
I ana ., rear Crescent ST., 4 rooms. ....... 500
besseifs court, rooms, water. ......... 43O
1IS 18TH st. ne.. rooms 800
FLAT.
1927 22d st., rooms. h., b. and l. S22 80
SUBURBAN.
Ridge road, rooma. we'll. u acre ground $40 90
Murdoch Mil rd. 5r., well, Q a. ground . 500
- STORES.
3021 N St, large store. gas, water 800 so
I3S I'D st.. large store, gas, water. ... 20 90
22n5 St, store, rooms, gas water w 16 90
601 \. ID. ave-, large store. water gas. . II 90
1t MARTIN BROS, 1925 Pa ave-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-12
ARTICLE III.

1.-The amount Of capital stock Of said
corporation shall be one hundred and
fifty thousand dollars, and the capital
stock shall be divided into fifteen hun
and shall be paid In as the Board OF Di-
rectors shall require, and no stock shall
be disposed of for less than it's par value,
nor shall any certificates of stock be is
sued till fully paid"
ARTICLE II. Article four of the arti-
cles OF association Of The Exchange
Grain Company was amended so as to
read as follows:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-12
YERKEs GUEST OF sAIrERs.
British Merchants Guild Placed
Yankee Magnate in the Chair.

LONDON, July u.-Charles T. Yerkes
presided tonight at the anniversary festi-
val Of the Salters' company Mr.. Yerkes
is the first American to occupy the chair
upon the occasion of these anniversaries.
Mr.. Yerkes contributed 800 guineas to the
Royal Asylum of st. Anne, which is
maintained by the Salters' company, and
the 800 assembled guests cheered the
chairman as he extolled the company 8
charity.
Referring to the South African war, Mr..
Yerkes said: THE Beers are brave SOL
diers and resemble the early American
frontiersmen, but Great Britain cannot
afford halfway measures. Do not pitch
into them numerically, but into your own
people who oppose the war and make them
keep their mouths shut until the fight is
over. Then settle your differences among
yourselves
Mr.. Yerkes was cheered to the echo.
and the toasts to King Edward and Pres
ident Mckinley provoked great applause
from the assembled guests.
Joseph H Choate the American ambas-
sador, sent his regrets that, owing to a
previous engagement, he could not attend
the Salters company anniversary.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-12
AGENT is ARRESTED
J. w. SMILEY DID BUSINESS FOR
UNLICENSED INSURANCE
COMPANY
rs IN JAIL At FERGUS FALLS
Was Employed by United states En-
dOwment Society, of Newark,
Which Is Debarred From
Minnesota.

Word was received by the state insur-
Rnce department yesterday to the effect
that J. w. Smi ey had been arrested at
Fergus Falls in compliance with re-
quest OF Commissioner Dearth. 1t is
charged against young Smiley that ne
aas been soliciting business and writing
policies I'm the United Endowment So
ciety of America of Newark, N. j.,
which is not authorized to do business
n this state and has been specifically
-efused a license Smiley was unable to
urnish bonds and was remanded to jail
await a hearing which will take place
IN Monday. He is a young fellow and
u ward of M. l.. Hutchins, agent of the
Relief society, of this city. He stated
then arrested that he had been notified
the employees of the company, who
ere in authority over him to go anead
md do business.
The company, which was incorporated
first at Newark, n. j., was first Called
to account by the Minnesota insurance
department last winter and was then
informed by the commissioner that 1t
must qualify under the laws of this state
or cease to do business here. Later the
company presented an application for a
license, but upon the statements pre-
sented Mr. Dearth refused to issue one
and notified the officers of the company
that no more business should be done
in this state 1t is stated that since
that time Smiley or some other agent
has continued to do business at Fergus
Falls and dating from May 10 he has
written about twenty policies in that
city.
The president Of the company is f. NJ.
Guiwits, the secretary, F. N. Robinson,
both of Minneapolis, and the state agent
is F. II. Page, also Of Minneapolis.
Commissioner Dearth says he will prose-
cute these men . it can be proven that
it was by their authority that Smiley
was doing business.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-12
YOUNG BOYS THROATCUT
CALvEN MANSFIELD MEETS PECU-
LIAR AND PAINFUL ACCIDENT.
Piece of Tin Thrown Into the Air
by. PlaymatenInhicts a Bad
Gash-Fours Stitches
Taken

Calvin Masfield, asten-year- old boy liv-
ing at 70 East Fairfield street, was the
victim of a peculiar and painful acct
dent last evening. While playing with
some other boys at Fairfield avenue and
Custer street, one of the boys, Walter
Simpson, threw a fat piece of sharp tin
into the air. The tin went up some dis
lance and, taking a sudden curve,
descended very suddenly and struck
young Masf1eld in the throat, intiicting
q bad cash which at first seemed danger
Gus.
Bleeding quite freely the boy was hur-
ried to the Office of DR. ]. c.. Whitacre,
South Robert and Fairfield street, where
he was attended. 1t was found that he
had sustained cash two inches long
and quite deep. If the tin had struck
with slightly more force the lads jugular
would probably have been severed. Four
stitches were taken IN the cut and the
boy was later removed to his home. The
physician said that the boy was in no.
danger.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-12
AMaDEg G. %
S(,'IIII()(,'I|II
GDOGE nv CO.,
Broadway agsd Seventh

Plenty of fine large selected
Western Strawberries.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-12
THE PAN-AmER1CAN EXPOSITION
Held at Buffalo, N. ", May 1st to
Nov. LIST, 1901.

Chicago Great Western railway, will sell
through excursion tickets to Buffalo.
good to return within fifteen days, at a
fare and one-third for the round trip
A special limited rate will be made Of
one fare plus $1.OO for the round trim.
Tickets will be good leaving Buffalot at
midnight of the tenth day thereafter, in
Guiding the day Of sale.
The lowest rates will always be in
force on the Chicago Great Western rail-
way, and it's equipment and accommoda-
tiQns are unsurpassed.
The company has issued a neat, illus
trated folder. giving a map Of Buffalo.
and of the Exposition grounds, a list of
hotels, time card of It's trains and their
Eastern connections, and much other val
liable information.
For full Information and Pan American
folders address any Great Western agent,
or ]. N. Storr, City Ticket Agent, corner
Fifth and Robert streets. st. Paul.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-12
DEATH OF HARRY MANN.
Well Known Theatrical Manager

Well Known Theatrical Manager
Succumbs to Brights Disease.
SARATOGA. N. Y, July Hilary
Mann, the theatrical manager of New
York city, died here today of Bright
disease.
The name Harry Mann was assumed by
Emanuel Hayman when he went into the
theatrical business. He was a brother Of
Al and ALT Hayman both of whom are
theatrical managers. He was born In
Wheeling, w. Va, Nov. Z, 1859, and was
educated at Norristown, Pa.) college.
He had managed a number of leading
play houses, among them the Madison
Square, Fifth Avenue Fourteenth Street
and Knickerbocker, of New York, and the
Columbia of Brooklyn, and the California
and Baldwin, of San Francisco.
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NAVY DRILLS AT NANTUCKET.
Fog Interferes With Work of Uncle
Sans Jack Tars

NANTUCKET, Mass, July 1.-THE
heavy fog and rain have delayed the
maneuvers of the North Atlantic squad
ron, now in Nantucket waters, and the
vessels will probably remain in the bay
until the 25th, The main object of land
ing guns, men and stores was for prac.
tice by the marines. Heretofore it has
been the custom to land men and pro-
tect them by ships, but now the prac-
tice is to land men and heavy guns with
them to protect themselves. AS soon as
the weather will permit, boat drills will
be resumed. The camp will be prol1en
up at a moments notice and the crew
Will be timed on breaking camp and re-
turning to their respective ships.
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Wisconsin Central Bulletin of Elk
curS10D Rates

Milwaukee and return IS. 20, on sale July
21st, END, 2Srd. Return limit extended I'M
til IA Aug. 10th on payment of 50 cents.
Chicago and return $780, July 23rd
oath and 18th. Return limit extended
August S1st on payment Of so cents.
Louisville KY, and return $2l. 90, Aug.
Sept 18TH
Port Huron, Mich, and return one and
one-third fare on certificate plan, July
18th to 10Th. Return limit July 25th
Detroit Mich, and return one and one
third fare, certificate plan, July 10Th to
18th. Return limit July 31st,
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EMBARGO ON LAB0RERs.

Jamaican Government Stops Emil
grafton of WOrl1men to Ecuador.
KINGSTON, Jamaica, July 1.-THE gov
eminent Of Jamaica has issued an order
against the further emigration of Jamai-
can laborers to Ecuador to work on the
Guayaquil- Quita railroad, which is being
constructed by the Mcdonald syndicate
This action was taken in consequence of
the recent reported i'll treatment of ia
maican laborers at the hands of American
laborers. 1t is believed Bermuda will take
similar action. One thousand West In
dams are at present employed in Ecuador
on the construction of this road
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In L<abor's Field.

President Henry Giese Jr presided at
a meeting of the Cigarmakers union last
night, at which there was one initiation.
The union disapproved of the application
mated $40 to the striking cigarmakers of
Montreal, Can. An election will be held
Saturday. next from 2 to p. m. for
seventh international vice president and
Of the votes at the last election. ANY
member Of the union who fails to record
his vote will be fined so cents. The Sec
rotary treasurer's report for June showed
receipts, $27S.15; disbursement, $214S4 Re-
ceipts for the evening, $S06O, disburse-
mentS $40 "a
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stOnecutters Make Donations.

The journeymen stonecutters met at
Assembly hall last night, when So was
donated to the international Association
of Machinists to assist in the struggle
for nine-hour day. committee was
appointed to confer with few local coh-
tractors in regard to certain work being
done by local workmen. Otto Rachick
and Theodore Sauter were appointed to
represent the union in the Trades and La
Dor assembly. Trade was reported as
PENS good. Receipts, $34.65; expenses,
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AMENDMENT TO
RTTCtT NC ON TNrlD.r,,,-. , q,


At a regularly called meeting of the
stockholders of the c. and II Grain Conn
pany, corporation held at the com
Panys office in the Flour Exchange
building, In the City of Mnnea polls Min
nesota, on July 23rd, 1896, on motion il
was unanimously resolved that article
nrst Of the articles Of incorporation Of
the {. and II. Grain Company be. and the
same is hereby amended by striking out
the letters &c and H., where II occurs In
SAD article and inserting in lieu thereof
the word Exchange" so that the said
article shall read as follows THE ok
cnange Grain Company"
L, a, III. Poehler, secretary Of {he @. and
r. Grain Company, do hereby certify
tnat have carefully compared the
above ana foregoing copy Of resolution
passed by the stockholders Of said cor
Roratlon at meeting held by them on
July 23rd, 1896, with original records and
that the same IS a true and literal ex-
empnncatlon thereof, and the whole OF
sald original resolution as the same an
pears from the records Of this office: and
l. further certify that a majority Of an
the shares Of the capital stock OF said
corporation was represented and voted at
sad meeting, and that all the said stock
SO voting at said meeting voted in favor
OF said resolution.
In witness whereof ! have hereunto set
my hand and caused the seaf-Of said cor
poratlon to be impressed this 23rd daV
OF July, A. d. 1886
.. Corporate SeaD n IT. POEHJ .ER.
Secretary Of Said C. and H. Grain Com
pany.