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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-03
Beautiful Apples.

..Have you seen them?" Everybody is
commenting on the beautiful display OF
fruit at No. Sc East Fifth. This fruit
comes from the Bitter Root Orchard
company's orchard in the famous Bitter
Root valley of Montana. This fruit was
grown in the most perfect climate in
the Northwest. No hot summer, no cold
winters. Call for information at No. Sc
East Fifth street, st. Paul.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-03
MIGHT HAVE BEEN SERIOUS.
Gasoline Explosion Only Slightly
Injuries Woman.

Mrs. D. W. Burks. living at ~ West
Third street. narrowly escaped being Sc
stove explosion about $3.50 o'clock yester--
day afternoon She had just finished
filing the tank of the gasoline stove
when in some manner the stove was
overturned and exploded. Her ms Were
slightly burned and her dress torn. An
alarm was turned in, and the blaze v-ss
extinguished before it could cause much
damage. The loss, which will amount to
about $40. was covered by Insurance.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-03
nov Was Lost.

lost bow. whose name turned ont te
he Bernie Zimmerman, living at 252. No.
ris street was picked up by Officer Licha
at Fourth and Wabasha streets yesterday
noon and sent to the police station, where
his mother claimed him few hours later.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-03
secratfon of a bishop. No special V,

secration of a bishop. No special vest
ments will be used.
The order of service follows:
Professional, Hymn 81.
Induction service: Institutor, the bishop
of Duluth.
1. Hymn before the sermon. 2S7. r
Z s Sermon by the bishop of Iowa.
Introft: Hymn 29S, ''Veni CHeator,' sung
antiphonally by the bishop of Minnesota
and the congregation.
Celebration of the holy communion.
Celebrant, the bishop of Duluth; epis-
toler, the bishop coadjutor of Nebraska /;
gospeler, the bishop coadjutor of Chicago
Greed.
offertory anthem. "send Out Thy
Light
Sanctus.
Gloria in EXcelsis.'
Nunc Dimittis.
RecesSional Hymn 400.
The Offering will be given to Bishop
Edsall for his special needs purse.
Att o'clock lunch will be served in the
parish house for the clergy and the wom-
en- attending from out of the city, and
their friends This arrangement has been
made in order that those who wish to re-
main to attend the o'clock session of the
united missions classes.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-03
M'CARDY COMES TO TIME
COMPTROLLER HAS SIGNED THOM-
AS STREET SEWER CONTRACT.

Comptroller McCardy yesterday brought
the Thomas street temporary sewer con-
trcversy to a close by signing the con-
tract awarding the job to w. J. Preston
This was done on the advice of the legal
department.. Chris Johnson at whose in
Stance the contract was held up, re-
4 Iiifduisireds all claim to it.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-03

Hotel Metropolitan has many family
and transient guests and many stran-
gers who all enjoy the superior accom-
modations, European and American plan,
for which this house is celebrated and
its famous cafe.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-03

Coal going up-rates on money going
down. Loans to salaried people; only Sc
curity your name. Payments weekly or
monthly Ready cash saves on neeessi-
ties Confidential. Mackay. 81 Pioneer
Press Building.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-03

e. b. Meyrowitz, Optician,
Was awarded a gold medal at the Pan
American exposition for his optical eX-
hibit spectacles and eyeglasses
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-03

The State Savings Bank, Germania
Life Bldg, has a large amount of home
money to loan on good security at low
est rates: charges no commission or eX-
change, and gives the on or before priv
ilege when required.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-03
Marriage Licenses.
DEATHS

Herman A. Quosbarth, Jessie Gordon.
Arthur NJ. Wyman, Ada l.. Johnson.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-03
500 ROAD IS IN LINE.
'rom5ses to Help Abate the smoke
Nuisance.

Nuisance.
The 500 Railway company is the latest:
to join with Dr. Ohage in suppression
of the smoke nuisance. G. r. Penning-
ton, general superintendent of the road,
yesterday informed the department that
it was his intention to stop the trouble.
For heavy grade work larger engines VIII
be used and a man detailed to watch the
firemen and engineers and instruct them
how to fire properly.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-03

of his eyes, but he was reported to be
getting along nicely last evening.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-03

Cheap Rates to California
In the through tourist cars. Consult
Minneapolis & ST. Louis R. r. Agents
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-03

o pay
will them
wi no
The colored American., 1901-09-14

FOR all time TO come.
That it is easier for q coIored man to
get glass of beer in this city than it is
to secure bowl of soup-and yet our
morals are criticised.
That Rector o. M. Waller is gaining
a national reputation as an eloquent
and convincing, yet concise. logical and
thorough pulpit orator.
That the True Reformers' grccsry
and general store at 4th and n streets,
/ is setting the pace for the Negro In the
household suppy trade.
That female visitors who sit sround
the kitchens and dining rooms of hon.
est housewives, are fruitful breeders Of
trouble-"cut 'em out"
That the CoIored Mems Business
League laid 1t over all of the rational
gatherings Of the year for real work
and material development.
That Bishop G. 3. Smith set an ex-
ample that few will follow in giving
S 90 of his $4OO junket money to aid in
the building Of Morris Brown College,
That high off1ce-holders should take
warning from the fate Of past Record
ers and Surgeons, and Beware OF the
Greeks, though they come bearing
gifts"
That in the Colored High School, the
Normal School and Howard Univeralty
the capital has three of the very best
choOlsin the entire country, regardless
Of color.
That Judge KimbaIl ought to ''vag"
every mothers SOD of the lazy mob in
the shape Of men who subsist upon the
earnings of cOLf ling, hut foolish,
servant gIls.
That the average department clerk Or
school teacher Will not buy paper of
any kind as long as he knows that some
one near him takes one, and that he
can borrow 1t.
That Mr.. Fortune ought to be told
that the District of Columbia isn't so
badly "over-leaderized," but that the
trouble res1 in the lack Of plain every
day following.
That brOken-dOwn lawyers who teach
school during the regular term and
keep Office for sure-enough legal lights
during the summer, have little stand
ing with the court.
That those who are gaid to know
about "that Pierce Place scsndaI' re-
fuse to tslk-just as is true Of most 9TH
er cases, the talking is left to those
who know the least.
| That Indiana is not lifting up her
voice SIS loudly as her importance de-
mands, while Ohio, Illinois, New York
and Kentucky have been yeIlirg in
stentorlan tones.
That with tho approach OF cool wealth
or that the President might spit upon
MS hands, and by a herculesn effort
find places for White, Cooper, Pinch
back and Thompson.
That the tinseled sporting life" of
Washington has beguiled many prom
sing young man and young woman to
their ruin-even as Esau bartered away
ais birthright for a poor mess Of pot
tage,
1 ia 0xtnvv-
The colored American., 1901-09-14

me opening of the Bethel Litersry
WI Oe q1i'e huge sffair. Profs Kel-
y @lher, Hershaw, and Mrs. Terrell
'" open the Winter Campaign in the
northwest.
The colored American., 1901-09-14
LYNCH STATISTICS.
Record of Persons Slain by American
MobS Since 1885,

plete statistics Of IynchIngs IN this
country, and for four years previously
3 record OF the number. Although the
nUblic has been accustomed to almost
daily accounts Of lynchiDgs, the full
list as published by the Tribune must
cause surprise and horror at its extent
From 1880 to the end oflast week 8. 130
Uersons were. executed without due
process of law by angry, bI5Odthirsty
mobg, and since then several others
have been put to death in the same
manner.
The crime of lynching has been COM
mltted in nearly every state aud terri
tory. D leware, Massachusetts,, New
Hampshire, Rhode Island, Utah and
Vermont being the OILY cnes TO escape
disgrace. Sixteen hui dred aud five, or
more than one half the entire number
recorded, were lynched N eight states,
namely, Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia,
louisiana, Kentucky, Mississippi, Tex
as and Tennessee. The list of states
stained by this crime is headed by Mis-
SIsissippi, where 253 were put to death
by m0b law Texas ia a close second,
with 247, and Louisiana Is third, with
22l. Tb6re were 219 in Georgia. 210 in
Alabama, 169 in Tennessse 1876 in Ar
kansas and 80 in Kentucky, Besides
these there were 100 in Florida, 81 In
South Carolina. 78 in Virginia, 65 IN
Missouri, 81 In Indian Territory, 81 In
North Carolina, SO each IN Oklahoma
AMI Indiana, 80 each Kansas and West
Virginia, SO in Nebraska, 80 in Colorado
% In Wyoming, 27 in California % in
Montana, 20 each in Idaho an1 Mary
land, IL in Arizona, 10 each in Wash
ington and New Mexico, II in Illinois,
IL in Ohio and IL in Iowa The states
and territories in which there were less
'han ten are: Oregon, 8; Dakota, 6;
Michigan and North Dakota, each 5;
Minnesota, Nevada and Alaska, each 4;
Maine and Pennsylvania, each 8; New
York, 2; Connecticut and New Jersey,
each I.
The greatest number of lynchi0gs in
any one year occurred in 1892, when 286
were put to death In this manner; but
this disgraceful exhibit may be exceed
Cd this year, as lI5 were lynched before
the beginning of the present month.
Ia 1880 only wasbthe number put to
Oesth 0y Judge Lynch less than 100,
"nen ninety were recorded, Although
Tie record of the Chicago Tribune COW
efS period Of twenty years, full stat
silcs have only been kept for sixteen,
anu during ttas period 25I6 were slain
W m)O law, and OF this number 2. 108
we're IN the south and 436 IN the north
ana west. Fiity-one vi ,tims were VIC
mea and 465 men; ,678 were Negroes,
oOI white, Il indians, Chinese and z
Mexicsns.
nose who seek to uphold lychings in
the south do go on the ground that 1t is
'uiehy a punishment on those VINO
oOm nit grave crimes against women;
Out the figures published do not bear
Out th's contention. or more than
'.'UO Iynchings between JanuRry 1885
"lN "uu January of the present year only
O.| illegal executions were for this form
u cflme. The remainder were for mur-
The colored American., 1901-09-14
HAS IT OCCURRED TO YOU


business Of souls.
That white man seldom ever attack
q Negro single-handed,
That Iong-winded preachers keep peo
pie away from church.
That more of US visit the paWnshol
than the church or bsnk.
That q man who will not work, should
be made to work idleness is crime
That few oclored men are entering
the departments from the civil servicc
register.
That the new consul to Tamatave
Madagascar secured his job through {
"still-Hunt. +"
That the unloading of the Census
will throw lot Of raw material on the
official market.
That coltr-d d men In Office, high and
low, are being watched for an excuse tc
apply the axe.
That the Chinaman is cutting the
colOred washerwoman out Of large
slice of business.
That many a good farmer has been
spoiled in the attempt TO make all IN
different lawyer.
That the Cardozo administration will
find a finish for handkerchiefheadi
in Bethel Literay.
That q dozen OF our churches could
bs consolidated to the advantage Of al
parties concerned.
That Washington show herself to De
'awsy hack" in not forming an up-to-
date Business League.
That the Negro would rise in the put
lie esteem if he cease to be such liber-
raj patron of the police court.
That the Virginia convention finds ii
difficult to do wrong and keep within
the bounds of right and justice.
That if liquor will and must be sold
on the boats and summer resorts, tie
liquor ought at least to be good liquor.
That when the theatre advertise that
objectionable persons will not be ad-
mitted," that they mean cOl0red per
sons.
That Doctors Brown and Garner al {
lust the kind of men to bring that be
soften Asbury Park restaurateur to his
sense.
That certain CLERKS have found 1t well
lot to cultivate cheap white fellow
workmen when out for q friendly
''round."
That Booker T. Washing gton grows
upon the country as he is better known
and that proximity does not reduce
his stature.
That there are people foolish enough
to take offense at the harmless witt
cfsnns that appear from time to time in
this column.
That marriages would be more plent
ful If girls were content to start few
notches lower in the matter Of hOuse
hold expense.
That many a man gets full OF iquo,
free Of charge by hanging around pop
ular resort, where bis "frlends" drol
| in for ''smile."
The colored American., 1901-09-14

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MORTON TRUST
COMPANY,
80 NASSAU STREET.
Capital, 100000
Surplus 1 Undivided Profits. 81 600, 600
OFFICERS
LEVI y. MORTON. PresideaI
THOMAS RYAN. NIc~-Pr~.ident
JAMES X. CoRBIERE. I'd vir--rrest
IN FRANCIS. secretsry
ItGI>E D.. NARET. Asst. secretary
q 0. wIiNERDI>G. Asst. secretary
u. u. BERRT, Trust omcer
DIRECTORS
John Jacob Astor. Joseph IAroease.
George y. Saker. d q. Mills.
Edward ., erwind, levi y. Morton
Frederic romwsr Richard A. hefsrdy.
jane. ~. Duke, ", a.. oskmau
Henr, u. ri.sier. George . sster pesb ,dy
q g.. Haven, samuel Rea.
joseph q. Heudrs. Eiihs Root.
Abram =. Hewitt. Thomas 0. Rvas.
james y. Jsrvte. jacob u. sehin.
walter y. Johnstsa. John sloane.
A. D. Jsiiu.rd. william &. whitaey.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES
LEW y MORTON.
. RYAN.
EDWARD }. BERwIND,
e.. G HANEN
JOSEPH &. HENDRIX.
ANE y JARNIE,
GEORGE FOSTER PEABODY.
JACOB %. SCH1FF.
WILLIAM 4 WHITNEY.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-07

finanral.
The LLOYD L. JACKSON
COMPANY,
BALTIMORE MI
Incorporated under the Laws OF N,E OIL
sHAREs. sieo Each
further pa ANTICIPATION tn the prunts but pre-
ferr,d IN Liquidation over the Common
Common stock 600
dividends on the preferred stock payable Seml
annually. Aoeu hT from December ! 1901
I..S SssT $.S.... Ss sT,y !. R F1rs.,.
PrsasH"R nliSf. 'wihsew Williams.
florsnss y Mssc.rhy. itoes~on Ls. Low.
Isaac Newton Todd Hear u. hAhii
subscriptions q, par fof six HUNDRED THor.
SNSb D6LIARs Ssoo1 Of The PRgFERRgD
SIo.k WI ne ,.Sei,eu .n'H the clos 't business
'Dus Es ssi = IRrst ecsr.>r,
~ BROADWAY. NEW Nukk.
nARsLssp rRusT oonr,>,
The nsht y. hereby rcsered to Aiio' any pan
or al Of any ssescrp'oh. OF 10 ',l,c, an, OF az
snS ,ins ai,houl notice.
payments on allotment as follows November q.
isi sos November Is. isoi. So.
Temporary receipts VIII be issued p-ndinE tm.
preparation Of engraved cenlncaics
Attention l. called 70 Tue fuiinNlhf ffrnfnlUtndA-
tion b. some Of the leading merchants ~ New
Work
Mr. EDWIN LANGpON. President,
Merchants Trust Company
nD broadway. New York
Dear sir
Having known for many years LLOYD l..
JACkSIN. = partner uf the nfm Of = , Hurst
a Company Nat NOR. Md ~ = wcc~sstl bus
nrN, man. We believe his new undefiak king. n -
tAbiishtng a iubhing dr goods husinse- under the
name Of 11IE lLoNb l. AGkNoN COMPANY,
wnl prove a most sucre>sful entrfpris"
The Preferred Stock. being cumulative m divi.
dendS and preferred m liquidation over thc Com
mon stock, invites the a~iteniion OF bond security
inN eSiur .
W. therefore recommend the Aho,r Preferred
stock 10 the p4hlic a. = mcrcAnils Investment ~
the rtSt class itrspcctfuiy
FRFDK VICTOR a ACliHLlS
\ & HOIGHrON.
Of the Arnold PRINT Nofks
& \ Hiss
$50 I fHAlEY.
Of VIM simpson. sons & 90
Philadelphia and New lorh
Asurp'us OF tsp.0no Is to be crraird. and no div
dends on The Common stock In cNC~s. - = prt cent
per Annum vll bs declared unth such fund SHAH
have been fully accumulated
me Common stock has been entirely subscribed
At pa by NJ lloyd / isck~un AMI his associate.
p~rtsnrs iu THIS special line Of bushes lraNe no
doubt 81 the immediate success Of tlis rutrrprss
MtRCUA>Is' " ~ 60.
49, Edwin IAugtuu President
syndicate Manage
Nsu y,~E Ortohef tu1t