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The Saint Paul globe., 1902-05-01
PROMISES RECORD MAJORITY.
Eighth Ward Democrats Hold Rous-
fng Rally at A. o. U. w. Hail.

NOn May 6 the Eighth ward Is going
to give the largest majority for the Dem
ocratic ticket that it has ever given since
its organization" said George Mitseh
chairman of the Eighth Ward Demo-
cratic organization. TO an audience that
flied A Q. U. W. hall, Front and Chats
worth streets, last night Edward Spear
presided Maj. George c. Lambert said in
part:
The Democratic party has always
stood for progress in the past, hut dur
ing Republican administration our school
buildings were allowed to go to ruin; our
children had halliday school sessions:
the streets were so over run with GRIM
inals that our families could not walk
upon them after dark
The increase in taxes has been caus-
ed wholly to make repairs left undona
by past Republican administrations
DR.. A J. Stone, in his usual convincing 3
style, mercilessIy exposed the efforts or
the Republican party to befog the voters.
The other speakers were o. II. D Ncu.
Frank Fisher and Frank Kelly.
The interest of the audience throughout
the meeting was very keen. When
George Mitsch spoke Of the brilliant Dem
ocratic prospects in the ward and Of the
candidates on the ticket, the names OF
the Hon R. A Smith and Matthias
Bantz received an ovation. The audience
gave every evidence of confidence IN the
outcome Of the splendidly managed Dem
ocratic campaign in the Eighth ward.
Messrs. Kelly and Fisher cleverIy rem
dered several campaign songs.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-05-01
TONTINE CONCERN AT
WORK UNDER NEW MAIZE
ORce=s of Defunct Association stiu
Using Diamond Contract
Scheme.

Some vigorous action is likely from the
attorney generals Office within a few
days because Of the present status Of
the famous Minneapolis TOntine Savings
association.
1T was supposed that the order of Judge
NIcGee annulling the charter Of the as
SCciatiOu not only wiped out that aSsO-
cation. but gave the death blow to the
diamond contract plan of Investment
However, the former officers of the Ton
tire association, 1Lessrs. Devore, Sprong
and others, are stiI il the same kind
Of business, are employing the same or
similar measures, and are using practi-
caIIy the same style of contracts. The
business is conducted under the name
of the Devore Diamond Contract COM
pany in the old offices Of the Tontiue
Savings association in the New York
Life building IN Minneapolis.
There IS no lettering on the doors and
windows to Indicate that any other con-
Germ than the Tontine is still occupying
the Offices.
Those connected with the new conceru
claim the order Of Judge MCGEE affected
only the TOntine Savings association and
WAS III no respect an injunction against
the members from operating a similar
business under a different name. They
declare themselves to be the successors
to the TOutiue association. Their former
patrons, they CsCI2re, nave tdlCh IN the
system and faith in the men themselves,
looking on the methods as legitimate,
practical and safe
z. D. Ztesel, one Of the Tontine di-
rectOrs and a member of the new part
Eership, says the Devore Diamond Con-
tract company viii continue the business
as if nothing had happened. Asked if
that meant that the old matured con-
tracts would be redeemed, he said that
it certainly was the intention. The
patrons, some of whom had been doing
business with the company for eight
years, were willing to 60 on.
The fight against the old concern,
which finally lad it low, was waged BY
Assistant Attorney General Donahower-
He is keeping an eye on them, and it is
expected that he will have the new con-
Germ up on the grounds that it is violat-
ing the order Of the court.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-05-01
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USE CHURCH
Continued Fron First Page.

far, far away" This provoked more en-
thusiastic applause froEn the room. which
was now well crowded. Mr.. Hickey. con-
cIUded by saying ths &MeCardy will be
retired 10 private life, and will never
have an opportunity. to explain vvhv he
did not include that s.. .O0G for ranairfng
Of school and public buildings in MS
budget.
DOran Was spitefuI.
Chairman Covington then spoke of how
he attended a Hebrew meeting. held in
enc Of the churches, where all were for
the Democratic ticket. At meeting
held by the Republicans there was
an audience of only six people, with
Mr.. Doran present. It has been said
that when Mr.. DOran was in the assem-
bly, resolution was offered to raise the
peddlers' license from $25 to H25, ani
that Doran wanted to make it $500 and
all because some one stole a load of
junk from his backyard and he thought
some Hebrews did it.
Mr.. Louis Betz win be our next COMP
trolIer, 1 am satisfied OF it." declared
Mr.. Covingtcn. (AppIause-) McCardy' 5
strength has failed. We should have a
ma jority of from 700 to L. 600 in this ward
The Fourth viii do itself proud Our
friends, the oppCsi ton, have been buy
ing beer by the keg and giving it iway.
Voice in the audience, We don't have
to have beer to get listeners or votes
eitherD This is the cIeanest campaign
ever conducted in this ward, and it viii
remain SO.
Fred w. Foote spoke briefly but to the
point, saying that the Republican ora
tors are charging the high rate Of taxa
ton to the Democrats, but coed and can
old Republicans admit that such is not
the case.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-05-01
STAND s0LIDLY FOR EINKEEs
Eighth and Ninth Ward Democrats
Join Forces Tonight.

Ninth ward Democrats, who have held
meetings every evening this week. viii to-
night join with Eighth ward Democrats
in q mass meeting at St Bernard's hail.
AlbemarIe and Rose streets. The speak
ers assigned to address the meeting are
County Attorney Thomas r. Kane, Thso-
dore Lange. John s. erode, William Foel-
sen, Aid. Matthias Bantz, Aid. J. W. Hin
kens, Edward I. Murphy and DR.. Hinsch.
The Ninth warders hotIy resent the
miserable Republican canard to the ef-
feet that they are trading out Aid ,.
w. Hinkens. and they will send Mr. Hin
kens back to the council with one Of the
largest majcrities ever given a candidate
in the ward. Mr.. Hinkens has lived all
his life in the Ninth ward The voters
have known him from his boyhood and
they share in the pride which his friends
throughout the city take IN his private
and business career Mr. Hinkeas has a
bright future, and whatever his political
ambitions may be he will always find the
Ninth ward behind HIM
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-05-01
CANNOT ACT ON SUSPICION.
80 Says Judge Kelly in Case Against
Lenhart.

Judge Kelly has fled an order IN the
case Of the damon Collection and Rent
ing agency against Louis LenharI, in which
he denies the motion of the PLAINTIFF -
punish the defendant for contanpt OF
court.
The plaintiffs motion was to the effect
that the defendant had failed TO answer
certain questions asked him In court and
that he should suffer for contempt OF
court. The memorandum Of the court
says:
THE report shows that the defendant
answered all questions put to him Coun-
sci charges that the answers are IN
truthful. How can the court judge that.
except upon other testimony? On the
face Of this testimony defendant three or
four years ago turned over small gro
cery business TO his brother, either IN
payment Of or as security for 4 large
sum of borrowed money. In any event,
the brother now controls the business.
and its accounts. So that upon the re-
fusal OF the brother 10 permit IL the
court VIII not be justified in ordering de-
fendant to produce these books or be
punished as for contempt upon fellure-
The court cannot act upon mere sus-
picioni'
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-05-01
Republicans Encounter Frost.

An audience OF less than seventy-five
ILterSonS, daIr or WnOm were curious and
highly amused Democrats attended q
Republican meeting at C. S. p. $. nan.
West Seventh and Western avenue. last
nlSht. Ihe meeting was called by John
SeIb IN the interest Of his candidacy for
Z alderman from the Fifth ward The
announcements of the meeting printed on
dodgers, which lore ne signs of the Typo
graphical union label, probably assisted
in no small degree in drawing out the
large(.9 and enthusiastically audience,
which after Oar Reese and +. 2. IrOran
finished with it, was regaled with non
union cigars passed BY Mr.. Seib.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-05-01
Will DEBATE WITH BADGERS
1Tinnesota's Representatives Of for
NEeataiSnn.

The members OF the Minnesota debatin.
team, J. B. Ladd, R. C. Wedge and J..
II. Kane, left last night for Madison.
Wis, where they meet the Badgers FRI
day night in the last intercollegiate de-
bate Of the year.
The question reads: Resolved, That
railway rates in the United States should
be fixed by. government authority" Min
nesota has the affirmative. The judges
are It. d. O'Brien, Of st. Paul; w. F.
Shea, of Ashland, Wis, and Judge J. z.
Dodge, of Madison, Wis
The annual contest Of the Northern
OratoricaI league takes place in Chicago
Friday night. Minnesota's s representa-
tive is Thomas d. SchaH, winner Of the
PlIsbury-Du oody prize, and his Grafton
is on The Genius of Patriotism in
which the MaiC of Orleans is eulogized.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-05-01

court Yesterdays session was taken r-
IN securing the last two jurors. Thay ar
clarence a Lessard and F. f. Peterson
County Attorney Boardmau ana his as
slstant. W c. Leary. are not entira,.
satisfied with the jury. some Ia ths r1ar
oI-1 " "n-cn IL Il believed are friendI.
~ ll15 oe4snuanI- ono OF The men vii
WI w MY Alesaai den Is q former IaDu.-
sherik and another is O man who ad-1l-ts-
OF IAe stand 20 having been Intimately
- --allled with lim Tor several year.
and who said that he had discussed w
case with him
The jury viii be kept fin confluence
during the trial and is now !1 charge D.
q deputy sheriff
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-05-01

r A Walsh Mrs. McManus was a
native Of Ireland, she came to Mime
sofa early in the SOS she was one of
the pioneer school teachers of the state;
was a devout Catholic and a member
of The Cathedral parish. Her lovable
kindly and unselfish disposition endeared
Der to al who were SO fortunate as TO
enjoy the pleasure Of her acquaintance.
Mrs Charles Gervais, Mrs. Mary Rod
en-. Mrs. L T. Kennedy and Mrs. R. A
Walsh. all of this city together with
her husband survive her The profu-
sion Of beautiful flowers about her cas-
keJ attest the -high regard in which she
was held by her many friends.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-05-01

'McCardy tries to make the people think
that We're he not in power al the tax
payers would be robbed. He takes care
Of his friends and beats the taypavers
by his bull -headedness; keeps hard-earn-
ed money from the fremen and police
man and violates the charter in regard to
delinquent taxes
Thus spoke Stephen McEIIister at a
crowded mass meeting held By the cfty
and county Democratic organization in
the Ninth ward at kIine's hall. Jackson
ana Grove streets, last evening
Edwin Quinlivan and E. j. Kennedy.
acted as chairman and secretary. re-
specttyely, the former introducing the
SPEAKERS midst generous applause
94eEllister, e. L. Murphy, 7. Q. Michael
W. /. Begg and Aid. John W. Hinkins.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-05-01
Busy Fight in SECOND Ward.

The Democratic candidates had busy
time in the Second ward last night. At
ft6 Conway. 1041 East Seventh, at Earl
and Hastings streets and at Bates ave-
me and Third streets. they met the vOt-
ers and seemed determined not to send
0re away without clear conception OF
Just where the Democratic ticket stands.
All through the ward the prominent fea-
ture was the candidacy Of William Busch
mann for alderman.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-05-01
CURED By
CURED By
White RIBBON REMEDY
Can BE Given In Glass of Water, Tea
or Coffee without Patients
Knowledge

White Ribbon Remedy will cure or de-
stroy the diseased appetite for aIcoholic
stimUlants, whether the patient is a con-
6rmCd inebriate, "a tippler." social
drInker or druukard impossible for
any one to have an appetite for alcohol,
liquors after using White Ribbon Rem
edy.
IndOFsed by Members of W. C. II. q.
Mrs Moore, press superintendent Of the
Wcman's Christian Temperance union.
Ventura Cal, writes: I have tested White
Ribbon Remedy on very obstinate drunk
ards, and the cures have been many. In
many cases the remedy was given Sc
eretly. I cheerfUlIy recommend and in
dorse White Ribbon Remedy. Members
OF our union are delighted to find a prac-
ticaI and economical treatment to aid US
n our temperance work.
Mrs. NJ A Cowan, Of the Woman's s
Christian Temperance union, states:
4 know OF so many people redeem
ed from the curse Of drink by
the use Of White Ribbon Remedy.
that I earnestly request you to give it a
trial" Druggists or by mail 81 Trial
package free by writing or calling on
MRS A NJ TOWNSEND (for years sec
retary OF the Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union), z1S FREMONT ST, BOS-
TON, MASS. Sold in St Paul by E. NJ
Parker Fifth and Wabashz.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-05-01
committeeman Are Optimistic.

i The Democratic Precinct Committee
men Of the Eleventh ward held
at the office Of the Pioneer Tool
company, Merriam Park. Prof. Har-
tigan chairman Of the ward organization
presided. Every precinct was represented
ard the committeeman submitted the
most fattering reports for strong Demo-
cratic gains throuhoUt the ward.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-05-01

ward headquarters. 500 West sevaD.h
street and "a West Seventh street BotH
halls were packed, the latter most - RS
point of sufocation. With the ercentior,
or Representative James r. Hickey. VINO
spoke only at 254 West Seventh the
speakers alternated and appeared at both
meetings The principal speakers. beside
Mr.. Hickey, were Frederick W Foo+
Frederick L. McGhee and Michael I,ra1
Jr.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-05-01

The Marconi system of wireless teIeg-
raphy has crept into St Paul and when
Col. A. r. Kiefer and Capt J. J. Nc
Cardy met each other, as they were driv-
ing yesterday at Edsertou and GeraniUm
streets, the colonel remarked: The
weather has been changing in the last
few days. and l am afraid there is going
to be quite a storm" Capt. McCaTdy
drove on silent and sad But the mes
sage from the people reached him
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-05-01
Notice Of Applications for LIquo-
License.
City CI rics once


10 whom 10 may concern.
Notice - hereby given that the follow
ing named persons have applied -or Do
ceuSe 90 sell intoxicating liquors for rr
year from date Of the opening Or tla.r "a.
specdve places gt business l- tL9 rL4..
or location hereinafter named
FINK, Morris, sl5 East Seventh r-- CO.
Gallagher. p. AT Wabasn1 street.
Hopkins, !. H.. 80 and Z4 Sid,er zrre--
krammer. Martin. 445 Wl1asr8
Mccarthy, q. P. BIS Carroll street.
Nelson. Aug. ylS Payne avenue
SchweitZer. Phil WI, "a ID L8 Eas
Seventh street.
ScheibeIberger. JOS, 573 Blair street
Stahl, John, 54l Rice street.
Now. therefore. notice is hereby Eirer
that the said applications WILL Le Lear.
and considered Dy the Common Council \.
regular meetings Of both branches Lllue
Of held In the CITY Hall on and lf-e- OH
18th day Of May. 1902. where all r-rs0l.
interested may appear and ne heard.
MATT. JENS sen
City Clerk.
Nay I ard 8
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-05-01
THERE Is NO DIVISION II EIGHTH.
Democrats Are Thoroughly Aroused
and spIendfdIy Organized.

The Eighth ward Democrats viii hold
another rally tonight at the ward head
quarters, ST University avenue. Beside
the candidates, Senator John H. Ives,
Daniel w. LawIar, DR.. Alexander j..
Stone, Frederick L. NcGhee, z. c. Strin-
ger and Frank Ford will discuss the is
sues Of the campaign.
Eighth ward Democrats have made IN
this campaign the hardest OF the many
hard battles which distinguished the
Eighth for years Despite the Republican
reports to the contrary, there are no fac
tionaI differences IN the ward organiza-
ton or in the rank and file Of the party,
and the ward has never been better Or
ganized or more carefully canvassed- The
Eighth will swing into line May with
a handsome majority for AID. Bantz and
the entire ticket
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-05-01
KILLED N A WRECK.
Engineer Ralph Eruce Loses Hi
Life by OverturninE I.n-lnr.

At 2lj yesterday afternoon an extra
500 line freight. east bound from Gier
wood. MIMI. consisting 1r au er-i-e Nm
ty-tve box cars and one fat ear. par.
OF them loaded with wheat. Iafr th
tracks near Twin Lake. four miles wes.
of Camden Place. killing E1-fraa- Rl-rt
Bruce ana pIl.ug a number 1E tre ra-
on top Of the engine which turned .
complete sOmersaUIt and landed iu th.
sand upon It's rl-lt side
Engineer Bruce was ffrv years Of az.
and resided with the family or Frr.
Grosvenor at zG3 Taylor street n6fsz.
east. He had a wife and four children
thr-e boys and girl residing at Perry
iowa. who last night were notified " hI.
death.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-05-01
HALLS PROVE MUCH TOO SMALL
Fifth Ward Democrats Hold Two Big
Overflow Meetings.

Firth ward Democrats last night held
TWO overflow meetings for the accommo-
datlon Of the voters who we're unable to
gam admission to the hall at Bay ard
West Seventh streets
Ihe Overflow meetings were held at the
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-05-01

torical honors than any other student at
the state university. He is a speaker OF
grace and elegance. blessed with a fire
stage presence and clear, musical voice
Heretofore Mr. Schal has not ranked
near the top in the coetests because of
low markings in thought and compost
tlon, but he has always scored high in
delivery. 1t Is said that this year ha has
an Grafton OF great power and unusual
interest. He VIII talk on Joan os Are
and mis- friends believe that Minnesota
stands an excellent chance OF winning
first pEiza
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-05-01
REV rRowN Is NOT GUILTY.
Jury After Thirty Minutes Dclibern-
tion Finds the Above Verdict.

After being out for about llIf ar h1u.
The jury in the sensational damage ca-
Of Mrs Alice AicCreg5r AGAINST pa,
Richard Brown brought i'm "a ,-rFfer fr
the defendant on an the cuus-s of 4ctf1.
alleged The verdict is regarded as .
complete eNCuIpatl0u 0G Mr. Brown.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-05-01
lion MoIders Are Ready.

The iron molders have also decided to
strike. They have been getting s2.75 per
day, but want the amount increased to
80. .15. At the meeting last evening proposi-
tions were submitted by the employing
foundrymen, but the organization would
not listen to them and will not go TO
work tocJy. The trouble has been brew
ing for some time, but reached q climax
yesterday.
The leather workers ask an increase
Of 10 per cent all through their work.
They receive their pay by the piece, and
the present prices, they claim, are less
than are received in any other city. They
give notice today and go out Saturday
noon if the prices is not forthcoming
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-05-01
white Rihbonerr Tonight.

Lady Henry Somerset W. c. T. U.
Will hold an open meeting this evening
at st. James A. NJ E church, corner
Fuller and Jay streets. Following is the
programme:
Hymn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Coronation
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-05-01

Thomas D. SchaH, who will represent
the University of Minnesota in the North
ern OratoricaI league contest. leaves to-
light for Chicago, where orators from
seven universities will compete on Fri
day night, May ?. The universities COM
peting are: Minnesota, Wisconsin, Ober-
lin. Michigan, Northwestern, Chicago and
by DR.. Richard Burton, Prof. McDernoff
and w. g. Calvin. Great things are ex-
pected Of Mr.. Schan. This is the third
time he has represented Minnesota IA
this contest lie has won more high ora
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-05-01

get what we ask before we go back Our
quitting viii tie the whole building prop
osition and 1 do not think that the strike
will last long. In a short time hook
for peaceable settlement"
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-05-01

Mr. McDermottts Endorsement Of Otto
W Rohland for alderman created the
warmest enthusiasm. They were espe-
ciauy well received III view of the fact
that McDermett was closely identified
with the campaign for the nomination Of
Aid. UlImer.
Mr. Rohlands short address was char
acteristic of the conservative business
man and taxpayer. He pledged himself,
if elected. to serve his constituents and
the city at large with an eye single to
clean, honest business methods in the adj
rinistration Of public business. and the
strictest economy in the expenditures Of
u7bbIiC funds
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-05-01
FULL JURY rs SECURED

Taking of Testimony In the Megaar-
den Case Commences Today.
The trial Of the NIegaarden case viii be
commenced today in Judge Simpson )
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-05-01
Another OLD Settler Gone.

Mrs. Rosanna 1TclEanus wife OF Mr..
P. H McMauus, died after q brief Ill
ness while visiting her daughter. Mrs.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-05-01
MAYOR SMITHS FIGHT
SAVES HUBBLE HOMES
Fifth Tarders R9caIl szcCardy's op-
posili0n 10 Paving
Budget.

One Of the largsst 5and most seathusias-.
tic meetings OF tee campaign was held
last night by the Democrats Of the Fifth
ward at West Seventh and Bay streets.
The han was packaIsto the doors by over
$50 voters, who cheered the names OF
Mayor Smith. Otto RohIand and all the
candidates on the Democratic ticket to
the echo.
James Lynch foreman IN the Omaha
shops, presided, and in a convincing
speech advocated the election Of the en-
tire Democratic ticket whose candidates
stand for good government aud the prop
er conduct of the public schools, the ua-
tons dover to the1poor mans children
The speakers were Thomas ]. McDermott,
r. W. Foot, e L. McGhee, VI. Doran
Jr and Otto w Ruhland. candidate for
alderman, who was greeted with the most
enthusiastic applause.
Mr. NcDermottt outlined the conditions
confronting the citizens Of 81. Paul aud
drew a graphic comparison between the
administration Of Mayor Smith and the
administration Of former Mayor eDoran-
His remarks touching the fight made by
Mayor Smith for West Seventh street
last fall in the conference cqmmitt2e
were received with tuTnultOus applause.
Mayor Fought for Peer wan.
w Glen the conference C3JIliIik1%Lc- "
making up the budget for the present
year Mayor Smith asked that an appro-
priation be made for paving the street
Intersections on West Seventh street Tne
peculiar intersections along West Sew
enth street. the main artery Of the Fifth
wards trade gives much of the property
an exaggerated frontage without increas-
ing the value of the property. The paw
Ting was an imperative necessity. but as
sessment under the usual rules would
amount to the condscation of many poor
mems property Mayor Smiths PROPOSE
ton met the strenuous opposition Of Nc
Cardy. and at the first attempt was sum
mariIy defeated
Defeat only increased the mayors de-
termination to make another hSht, and
the next day he again brought up the
proposition in an amended form TO enable
him to get it before the committee
Again McC2rdy streRuously opposed the
plan to assist the poor men OF the Flttn
ward. but Mayor Smith waged his fight
so vigorously that before the committee
adjourned he secured an appropriation ot
5000 from the general fund, which will
save many West Seventh taxpayers from
losing their homes by condscatory taxa
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-05-01
Happy Childhood Knows What's Best

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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-09
COIer and New York.

The nomination of Hon Bird
S. Coler for gnvernorship will
receive the endorsement of all
New York democrats honestly
anxious for party harmony,
MIR. Coler is young man who
has made a record that com.
mends itself to conservative
men in and out Of New York.
He is Il clean man and a good
democrat. He has. in public
Office, proved his honesty and
integrity; he possesses many ell.
ements of pc, Sonal popu arity,
and it is doubtful if the uemo
Gratis of the Empire State could
have made selection calculat.
Ell to appeal with stronger
f., e to all of those democrats
~. ) are really DESTROYS of par
~ sdccess Atlanta (Ga.) Con-
stitution.