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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1902-01-25

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;, On reading and filing the petition Of TIL.
ne Lynch, representing that Margaret
Lyncn has lately died intestate, a resident
ana lnhabitant Of the County of Ramsey
ana an State Of Minnesota, leaving goods.
chattels and estate within this County
tate be to herself granted: - ~ % %
It IS ordered, That said petition be heard
at special term of this Court to be held
a ct the Court House, in the City of st. Paul.
IN IN said County, on Monday, the 18th day
OF February, 1902, at 10 o'clock in the fore
a n,ea,,, ana that notice of such hearing be
given to all persons interested, by publish
ing this order at least once in each week
ior three successive, weeks prior to said
DAY OF hearing, in the Appeal, legal
newspaper printed and published in said
DATED 3D. at St. Paul, this 21st day of Janu-
BY the Court, @
E. W. BAZILLE.
~ = 9.) Judge of Probate.
Atty for Petitioner.
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and third Wednesday in each month for tie trans
action of husinese, second and fonrth Wednesdays
FOR instruction at their hall. Secosd street, b.
ween Nicollet snd Hennepir ave "es.
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JAMES A. Scorr. P. 8. P. o. lox 80
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Obj FELLOWS


MARS LODGE, NO. 22o2, meets second
and fourth Wednesday in each month for
business and the third Wednesday for Ia
strucdon at Odd Fellows Hall, 253 e.
Hickman. P. S.. 422 St Anthony Ave.
HOUSEHOLD OF RUTH, NO. 553, G. q.
0. Of c. F. meets first and third Monday
day for instruction, at Odd Fellows Hall,
253 e. Seventh st. Mrs. Lillian A. Turner,
NJ. n: G.; Mrs. Ida NJ. Johnson, W. r.,
No. 592 Rice street. I'LL ..->s
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KNIGHTS OF PYrH1Aa

KNIGHTS OF PYCEIAa
NA1. Tu1NER LoDel so. 8. L. Of 2. meets -,
pocand and fourth Thursdays In tas month. Lss
hers In good 0tanding welcome. Al LABOR TIsss-,
- Fourth and g. khth Ave. So.
Nv. JACKSON, G.
Je1L A. CAGE, G. n. andS.
PHDH OF M1NxEsoTA Lopez No. l., L. sa r. r.a>.
D. 1rst and third Thursday in each sseatA. A.
SRethss In good standing welcooa. At Ma. p
. Hall Second street between HesLes2a GRd II
Nit Awe
FnHD'1 orln1a CO
RD. WARE, K. r. aAA
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY or
!, Ramsey, SIS. Probate Court. = -
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In the Matter of the Estate of ,.Moro.ro+
Lynch, Deceased -"D"'.>, AN' e a. e
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The evening Republican., 1902-04-22

\NANTED-TWuG GENTLEMEN = ARD
w ers, home comforts. at $50 Tatnal St.
nj
The evening Republican., 1902-04-22
DOTS.

Constable Green, has the goat he
seized few days ago now at livery
stable.
The painting OF the city hail cost
$3.50.
Marion Glinowski, has been held
in 5000 bail for court, on the charge
Of larceny as bailee Of $40 Of St.
Joseph s society.
Mrs Helen G. Rice, of Boston, Nat.
lonal superintendent of Loyal Tenn
perance Legion, will lecture In the
NJ. L. Church, Newport, on Wednes-
day evening at 8 O'Clock. Also a
meeting in the afternoon at Ais O.
clock, in the w. G. 4. U. headquar-
ters for the children and their friends
The local order OF Heptasophs or
Seven Wise Men expect to have from
600 to 800 men In line on Memorial
Day with the Grand Army Of the
Republic.
The Rev. A. Lee Gray of Balti.
more wHl continue evangelistic SER
vices for some time at Alliance Hall,
No. 61O Adams street. Services will
be held at 2 80 and 7.30 p. m. today.
The Ladies OF Pencader Presby.
teran Church, Glasgow will give
tabeauX and q Colonial tea on Wed.
, nesday next.
John Murphy is 10 the Homeopa.
thic Hospital suffering with bruised
eyes, the loss Of several teeth and
some other injuries.
The Delaware Corporation Com
pany yestesday sent to Dover a char
ter for the Miller Pure Rye Distilling
Company of Philadelphia, capital
stock. $4,000.
Clifford Van SAINT of Ridgewood,
N. j., who graduated in the class of
'97 from the High School, spent Sun
day with II. L. Bonham.
1t is understood that the Landlith
Land and Impeachment Company
contemplates the erection OF two
blocks Of dwellings on the Thatcher
property in the near future.
Local street car companies are get.
ting their summer Cars repainted
and equipped with motors, so they
will be ready for use some time in
May
The evening Republican., 1902-04-22
krupp Guns Tested.

BERLIN, April 22.-Emperor Will
liam and Admiral Prince Henry Of
Prussia, his brother, spent last Satur-
day In witnessing tests Of the latest
types of medium weight naval guns
manufactured by the Krupps. The tests
took place at Meppen, in Prussia,
where the Krupps own ranges sixteen
miles in length. The guns were sue
cessfulIy used in target practice at a
distance of ten miles. Tests were also
made of new small caliber quick firing
pieces which fred forty to fifty shots a
half minute with accurate aim. The re-
ports of the latter guns followed each
other SO quickly that they could not he
culnlpl
The evening Republican., 1902-04-22
BrOWnsOn Fair.

At the Brownson fair tonight.
the attractions will be; Heisler and
Burns, Daniel O'Mara, Mrs. Kate
Callahan, John Butler. Miss Lillian
Livsey and John J. Gilbrlde.
There will also be addresses by
several prominent clergymcn and
laynen. The voting contest when
the fair closed last night was as
follows: Miss Bessie McCloskey,
1,O24; Miss Maggie Lannap, l,O04;
John Butler, 754; James Quigley,
323; Frank Grant, 300; John Gil.
bride. Isl; William McNulty, ITO;
Frank Mason, l32; LaNlert Guver.
,75; Miss Lizzie Schwab, l48; Mrs.
l.. B. Preston, 81; Miss Cora Tag.
gart, 90; Mr.. Twinkler, 43; Mr.
Cook, 43.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-22
Prizes Offered.

The REPUBLICAN will give away
$40 a week in cash money 10 prizes
to its readers. The first prize will
be SIS and FIVE prizes Of 81 each.
You must be a subscriber OF th.
REPUBLICAN. If your subscription
is paid 10 date you have guess ia
advance. Us cents per month. If
YOU are a new subscriber you pay
twenty-f five cents for the paper for
month. and get guess. or paw
for tvs months and get two guess
es, and 30 on. BY paying V(or a
year in advance you get twelve
guesses.
Tie contest opsns to-day, and
will continue for several weeks.
Every body will be able to secure
prize and the distribution of
prizes will be awarded IN fair
manner. The guesses will be
scheduled in the order Of their re-
ceptions at this Office aud this first
correct. guess calls tor the first
prize. All other prizes will be
awarded on the same basis.
We will give away several hun
dred dollars in prizes during the
next four months.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-22
Governor Taft In Washington.

WASHINGTON, April Ex-Governor
Taft has arrived here from St. Louis
and will remain about week as the
guest of Adiutant General Corbin. He
is very much improved in health, but
has not yet entirely recovered. While
here he will dispose of a number Of
departmental questions which have
arisen since his return from Manila.
In a few days he will go to New York.
where he will be Joined by Mrs. Taft
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles P. Taft. He
expects to go to New Haven, Conn,
on the 29th inst. and spend day with
his classmates of Yale, returning
thence to Washington for conference
of six or eight days with Secretary
Root. and then after a final visit to
Cincinnati will leave for the Philip
pines via New York.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-22
ANOTHER FIRE
COMPANY

| Residents of the Twelfth Ward
met last night for the purpose o
organizing new fire company te
be known as the Union Fire Co.
Temporary org ganization was affect
ed by electing the following officers;
| II. Appleby, president; William
Briefly, vice. president; e. j, Otteni,
recording secretary; William ,Rossi'
ter, financial secretary; Joseph
Kelly, treasurer.
Following the election Of officers,
President Appieby ANNOUNCED tha,
one object Of the meeting was ia
get the views OF all interested per
ons pertaining to the matter.
The first speaker was Mr.. Brier.
ly who referred TO the effort made
about five years ago to organize a
company.
He SAID if the members would
stick together there was no reason
why the company should not be a
success. as it appeared to be the
universal opinion that such an or
ganization was needed in the
Twelfth ward.
7Nwocd Pyle was present and in
few words said it was plainly.
evideDtlhat company was neces-
(tsary and he believed that it the
members would stick together. the
company would be org anizsd with
out much difficulty.
Councilman Charles Zeblev
thought that company was need
ed IN the Twelfth ward and said
he would do what he could 10 coun.
Gil towards having the body orga.
nized.
Mr.. Rosslter said he had con-
ference with President Charles II.
Blaine oi the City Council relative
10 the matter aud that Mr. Blaine
favored the org anlzation OF COM
pany.
Chief Welsh was quoted as saying
that it any section CT Wilmington
needed fire company it was the
Twelfth ward.
There was much discussion over
a location for the engine house and
the following committee was ap-
pointed TO find suitable place:
Elwood Pyle. Harry Bickta, Will
liam Briefly. James McCaulley and
Thomas McDermit-
The matter Of soliciting subscrip
tions also was discussed, and the
following committee was named
William Toy, Charles Zebley,
Harmon Henry. Thomas Davis,
William Rossiter. Dennis Gallagher
Earnest Otteni, Elwood Pyle, JOS
eph Cannon and Joseph Kelly.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-22
FRIENDS IN an
NUAL SESSION.

Philadelphia, April 1.-The two
hundred and twenty first annual
session OF the Societv OF Friends in
Philadelphia met in the old meet
ing house at Fourth and Arch
streets yesterday afternoon.
All the representatives, from the
various sections, which include the
territory between the Susquehanna
and the Atlantic, answered to their
names. except one. The represent
ative body which acts Tor the year
ly meeting during the year then
showed some Of the resuits of its
operations. Assistance has been
rendered to a few meeting houses
in the South and West which need
ed repairs or building.
Many remarks were made on the
Importance Of Friends being ac-
quainted with their doctrinal stan
dards, history and literature, and
imbuins the young under their care
with clear acquaintance with
their religious principles.
A leuacy OF $40. 900, lelt by Chas.
L. Willltts for the distribution Of
religious and moral literature
among the colored people Of the
Southern States aud Liberia. has
been ad ministered chiefly through
a monthly paper, entitled The
Africans Friend Friends OF the
yearly meeting who contributed
someS4OO0O to the Russian Doukho.
Dor immigrau over their first year
Of impending starvation found sat.
isfaction in the report OF The COM
mittee, which represents those col
onIsts in Manitoba and Assiniboln
as now selt.sustainins.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-22
Charters Granted

Dover, Del, April 2l.-The
following concerns were incorpo-
rated to-day at The State House:
The Success Company, a New
York concern, for general pub
lishlng business. The capital
stock is $l,0O0,000.
Hero Mining Company for
mining. The incorporators are
from Philadelphia, and the capi-
tai stock is $1,0O0,0OO.
The Cambridge Manufacturing
Company, u Washington firm, to
manufacture and deal in sporting
goods. The capital stock is
100000.
Marshall -Matthewson Company
to conduct a general merchandise
business. The concern is from
New York city, and the capital
stock is $l,00O,O0O.
Miller Queer Rye Distillery
Company, Philadelphia incorpo-
rators, to export and deal in spirits.
The capital stock is $4,000.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-22
Brotherhood OF St. Andrew

The quarterly meeting of the
Wilmington Assembly, Brotherhood
of st. Andrew, was held in st. An
drew's Church last night.
r. The topics for discussion included
"How to make Brotherhood meet
ings attractive" which was consider
ed in reference to the individual
and in reference to the chapter, and
'.Shall the Brotherhood become a
Missionary Society" Lewis B.
Runk of Philadelphia, E. B. Coy,
Charles A. Cook and George A. Ell
lott were assigned to open the dis
culssIon, but others also took part.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-22
Fire at Steel Mills.

The fire at tine Diamond State
Steel Company's mills cntailed a
loss OF $500. The fire was in the
pump house which is a tall struct.
ire. the lower part OF which con-
tains powerful pumps, while over
head is a largelani in which water
is stored. The entire structurs Is
shea thed with wood. The Fame 8
company's engine drew water from
the Christiana river, as there " as
no plug handy. Two lines OF hose
were connected with the pumps in
the burning pump house 'doinggooi
selvice in assis ing the fremen.
The fire brigade OF the Steel Com
pauv also in service.
After water had been poured on
the burnirg structure. and the fire
men had chopped away the burn
ing wood, the flames were exiting
uished. Although the pumping
station adjolns nest OF buildings,
The flames were prevented from
spreading.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-22
Railway Franchise.

There was conference last
night between Mayor Fisher.
directors Of the Street aud Sewer
Department and City Solicitor,
Re,uhardt. on the franchise grant
ed last Tuesday by the department
to the Brandy wine Railway Com.
psny, TO build line in the Ninth
Ward. There were some points in
the franchise which Mayor Fisher
desired to understand fully and
lafler these were explained to him
he announced that he would sigr
the franchise this morning and
return 1t to the department.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-22
Will stand Trial

Dover Del, April 2l.-The Della
ware and New Jersey authorities have
at last come to an understanding con.
cerning the requsitlon Of seven New
Jersey fishermen for whom warrants
and extradi.ion papers have been pre-.
pared here that they might answer
a charge of violation Of game laws
relative to protecting diamond back
terrapin. The cases are to be pre-
sented to Kent County Grand Jury
next Monday, and If true bills are
found the sccused fisherman will at
once come to Delaware and stand
trial.
Governor Franklin Murphy has dis.
posed Of the contest by agreeing to
this proposition. 1t Is thought that
the men fought rcqulsition for fear
that a Magistrate in Delaware would
require heavy bail. Now, If indicted
they will simply come here and plead
and be immediately tried.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-22
BANQUET ON New Steamer,

COPENHAGEN, April %. - The
United States Steamship company
gave a banquet last night on board
their new 10000 ton steamship Oscar
H., at which the members of the Dan
1sh cabinet and the diplomatic corps
here were present. l.. s. Swenson, the
American minister spoke in compli.
mentary terms of the high class Of
citizens furnished the United States by
Danish emigration. His remarks were
enthusiastically received.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-22
Rowling Contest,

There will be a bowling game on
the Young Mems Republican Club
alleys this evening, between two
teams composed Of ten men who
made the highest scores in the Will
mtngton Bowling League during
the past season. The bowling will
commence promptly at 7.3O and
only one game will be rolled. The
teams are as follows: First team
H. Kurtz, Finn, Malloy, Cole, Law
son. Second team Brown, Hille-
gas, Rice, Robertson and E. Kurtz.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-22
RAILROAD
IMPROVEMENTS

si Rapid progress has been made dur.
ing the past few days in the I'M
prOvements along the, Delaware Rail-
road.
! The work of double tracking the
Delaware division Of the Philadelphia
Wilmington, and Baltimore railroad,
which was intereferred with during
lhe winter months. has begun again
~ earnest and laborers in the employ
u the company are grading along the
line between Brldgeville and Seaford
preparatory to laying an additional
Track.
At Laurel the drawbridge over the
Laurel river is being filled in with
tirt and a double track drawbrldge
will be installed. A double draw also
Fili be placed over the Nanticoke
liver at Seaford. Ties for the new
track have been laid from Laurel tC
pelmar and operations will be con-
lned principally to the lower part Of
bhe state during the coming sum
ner.
Large quantities of gravel are be.
ny dug from the gsayeTbc beds at Farm
hurst and with the advent of mild
weather additional work trains ano
laborers have been put to work.
! The gravel is for use on the Della
ware division and for the improve
nents between this city and Phlla
ielphia.
: In this city improvements are un
ner full sway. In addition to the
overhead work the surface tracks have
been gone over and new ties placed ir
position were needed.
The tracks north of the Frencl
street station and in the vicinity Of
The yardmastcr' office will be use(
Tor the carload delivery service, an(
traCkmen have been making repair
during tie past two weeks.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-22
Mrs. Readings $7s. .OO) Verdict.

The verdict of $25 900 obtained
by Mrs. Elizabeth G.. Reading against
Mrs. Anna r. Gazzam, in Common
Pleas Court No. 3, Philadelphia is to
stand. The verdict was rendered in
suit to recover damages for the
alienation of the affections Of Mrs.
Readings husband. 1t has been twice
before the Supreme Court on appeals,
and yesterday the lower Court was
finally affirmed by the Supreme Court
ia an opinlop by Justice Dean.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-22
In The Mendgerie business,

John II. Parsons engineer on the
Delaware Division has gone into plr-
chasing Wild animals for menageries,
public and private parks. He has a
choice selection Of Wild Buffaloes for
sale, besides snakes, lions and tigers.
lie has made arrangements with Pro.
prictor Malin of Shellpot park for six
deers and five butfaloes and other rep
tiles one Of the deers arrived yester-
day and the balance Of the consign-
ment will arrive this week.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-22
DEATH LIST GROWS.
Latest Reports From Ohio
River Disaster.
SETENTY-FIVE PERSONS ARE MISSING.
Burning Steamer and River Bottom
Not Yet Explored For Remains
Of Victims-Many Sensa-
tiOnaI RumOrs.


CAIRO, Ill.,, April 22.-After search
ing two days the death roll of the
burned steamer City of Pittsburg has
not been reduced at all from the first
reports. OF the 145 people on the boat
when it burned about one half are still
missing and no further hope for them
Is expressed The books and valuables
of the boat, crew and passengers are
still in the ruins. The wreck is above
water and still smoldering. Owing to
the heated condition of the hull search
for those cremated in it has not been
begun, and very few of the bodies Of
those who are drowned have been re-
covered owing to the swift current at
the scene of the disaster.
At the coroner's inquest over the
bodies of Captain Sylvester Doss and
eAffss. Maria 'rissim verdict was rem
dered that the former came to death
from exhaustion and the latter from
inhaling smoke, and nothing was de-
= veloped as to the origin,s cause or ret
sponsibility for the disaster. Captain
Phillips testified that he could not ac-
count for the origin of the fire unless
an electric wire had started it. He
stated that, so far as he knew, fifty
six lives were lost. The coroner was
advised of other bodies having been re-
covered at distances from this city, but
none of them has been identified.
Sensational reports have been circu-
lated about an alleged quarrel between
the officers of the steamer and the
rOustabouts and that the fire may have
been of incendiary origin, but no Gre
dence is given to these reports. Many
stories have been told by survivors Of
their thrilling experiences in escaping
from the burning decks, and some Ct
them are of most startling character.
The victims We're from points along
the Ohio valley, and they have left a
trail of bereavement from Pittsburg to
the Mississippi.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-22
To Lay a Conduit.

To prevent its long distance con-
nections being broken by storms in
the future, the Delaware and Allan
tic Telegraph and Telephone Com
pany has decided to lay a conduit
from this city to Philadelphia. The
conduit will follow the line of Will
mington and Philadelphia turnpike
and will be one Of the longest ever
laid in this section. 1t will be SINH
lar to the ones laid in this city.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-22
The Dover ureci,'

William Il. Smithers, of Dover
read an interesting paper on. The
Dover Green, before the Delaware
Historical Society Meeting last night
He reviewed the history of the
historic spot at the State Capital,
telling OF many interesting, ex.
citing and alsopathetic incidents that
has been enacted on the green sward
1t was one OF the most entertaining
papers that has been read before til e
society during the winter.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-22
Suits Against Mrs. Eddy Ended,

BOSTON, April 22.-It is announced
that the various libel suits entered by
Mrs. Josephine c. Woodbury. against
prominent Christian Scientists at the
time she brought action against Mrs.
Mary Baker G. Eddy more than
year ago have been disposed of, judg-
ment being entered by agreement in
favor of the defendant in each case.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-22
Itnlian'a Sentence Ccmmuted,

HARTFORD, Conn, April 22.-The
board of pardons has commuted the
sentence Of Andrea Laudano, the New
Haven Italian, who was to have been
hanged at the state prison at Wethers-
field OH Friday night, to Imprisonment
for life. Laudano was convicted of the
murder Of Policeman Hugh McKcon in
New Haven July 81, 1901.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-22
Panic Among Negroes.

Bridgevilie, Del. April 2l.-A
notor.cy Gle frightened several col
iored people who were entering a
church near East Newmarket yes,
terpay. The unseen propelling
power and noise from the exhaust
lpipe caused them to dash wildly
fnto the church, nearly creating 9
panic during the services.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-22
60 DecendantS.

Laurel, Del, April 2l..- Nancy
Elliott died this morning at
Broad Creek. She was aged 81
and leaves six children, 3S grand
children and 16great-g rand child
ren.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-22
CheanRr Hutter In SIChf,

ELGlN, H., April 22.-Butter took a
drop of cents on the board Of trade
OF 2,40O pounds offered 600 sold at %
cents, but the quotation committee de
cided the selling price too high and de-
clared the market firm at ~ cents.
Sales Of the week, G0O,0O0 pounds.