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The Saint Paul globe., 1902-03-08
BEST IN The COUNTRY
NEWSPAPERMEN's COLISEUM SHOW
WILL BE RECORD BREAKER.

At meeting of the newspapermen's
Coliseum committee at the Commercial
club yesterday afternoon the reports of
the committee on time and place and on
programme were submitted and adopted.
The committee on time and place reporter
that the Metropolitan could be secured
for the week of May 25, and it was de-
cided to hold the entertainment there at
this time N'
The plan of the committee is to give
frst-class vaudeville performance, for
which the best artists in the country will
be secured. The committee proposes to
put up one of the best entertainments
that has ever been given in this city and
expect that the civic pride of the citizens
will result in full houses all the week.
At the meeting the business managers
of the daily papers were added to the
general committee Chairman Bowlby, of
the general Coliseum committee, was al
so made a member of the newspaper
mems committee. The meeting adjourned.
subject to the call of the chairmen.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-03-08
WIFE WENT TO HER MOTHER.
Willis e. GraveIIe Granted Divorce
by Judge Bum.

Because Mrs. Grace Mae Gravelle is de-
termined to live in Chicago and refuses
to remain in st. Paul, Judge Bum has
granted divorce to the young woman s
husband, Willie Z. Gravelle, who is con-
strained by business requirements to
make his home here. Mrs. Gravelle, It
appears, was a divorcee when she was
married to the plaintiff in this case, in
August, 1898, although her age at the
present time, as stated in the complaint,
is but twenty three years. Mr.. GraYelle' S
age is given as thirty-tWo years.
Mr. Gravelle told the court that his wife
determined to go to Chicago to live with
her mother, and although he reasoned
with her, he could not persuade her to the
contrary, and finally went to the train
with her. He said he could not account
for his wife's desire to live apart from
him, as he always provided for her lib
orally, and had, even since she left him.
written to her urging her to return.
He testified that on the night when he
went to the depot with Mrs. Gravelle he
saw on the Chicago train a man with
whom Mrs. Gravelle had kept company
prior to her marriage, and that when that
man saw him he hurriedly left the train.
Later Mr. Gravelle saw the other man on
another train bound for Chicago and had
some talk with him, but the nature of the
conversation was not brought out.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-03-08
KANE CALLS BLUFF
ASKS PUBLISHERS OF MORNING
PAPER TO PROVE CHARGES
AGAINST ALDERMEN
DIRECTS THEM TO GRAND JURY
Promises Full investigation Into
Alleged "ReIiable Information'
of discriminating Overtures
to the Asphalt Trust.

County Attorney Thomas r. Kane yes
terday directed a letter to the publishers
of morning paper directing them 20
acquaint him with the author of a certain
article bearing on alleged irregularities
in the city council, and demanding that
he be furnished with the discriminating M
formation that this author claims TO
have in his. possession
The article in question attacked the So
called working majority Of the board or
aldermen, and was to the effect that the
author and the paper were in possession
of reliable information to the effect that
representatives of the council had cali
ed on the asphalt trust and demanded
that the prices be placed at such figure
that they could get a decent rake-off.
1t was at the dictatiGn of the council
the author claimed to know, that the
price was made $3.50 square yard,
though the contractors were perfectly
willing to take $2.25 a square yard.
Il wrote the publishers of the paper"
said Mr.. Kane yesterday, that the grand
jury convenes Monday, and if they were
in possession OF such Information it was
their duty to place this office in touch
with it and withhold nothing. I told them
they could assist me by giving me the
name of the author of the article and
that of anyone else who might be ac-
quainted with the facts they so positively
assert. AS every member of the council,
both Democrat and Republican, voted for
the approval of the contracts, they are
all interested and viii demand an in
yestigation-"
"It is one thing" said Mayor Smith
yesterday ''to make a statement and an
other thing to back it with proofs. The
council should not leave a stone unturned
in its effort to compel the one who
claims to know so much about these al
legged criminal practices to tell what he
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-03-08
New Fifth Ward Club.

About fifty young men of the Fifth
ward got toget ther last evening at No: 22S
chestnut street and effected permanent
Ward club. The club is composed of the
young men OF the first seven precincts
OF the Fifth ward and has been a prom
lnent factor in the politics of that ward
for some time past. Daniel O.Rrien was
elected president and J. D. lIaIpin sec
retary It is expected that the member
snip will be largely increased before the
next meeting, as each man present prom
ised to exert his utmost Influence to
bring his friends into line The new
primary election law was explained. and
the full strength of the club win be
brought out at the primaries on March
Is. 1t was decided to take a Vigorous
part in the coming campaign.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-03-08
Maehinists want Pure Politrcs.

There was a large attendance at a
meeting last night of the Machinists'
union, at which there were three initia-
tionS and two members were reinstated
The political outlook received consid-
cradle attention, and it was decided to
support certain candidates who they con-
sider clean politicians, and they will re-
ceive hearty support irrespective of poll
itics. Receipts. SIT; disbursements S11.
The, union indorsed G. H. Shaw and j. L.
-
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-03-08
Union COOKS Arc Kept Busy.

Cooks Alliance, Local No 271, held its
regular meeting at o'clock yesterday
afternoon. President Lapham presiding
Five applications for membership We're
TTce1yeq; as IoIio"S: Feter Helzzelman,
Ritchie and George Craig. Business was
reported as being good. 1t was decided
to admit the lady cooks to membership
in Local No. Z71 The receipts of the
meeting were $3.50; disbursements, $54. SO.
The next meeting will be held on Satur-
day evening of next week at Fedora
tion hall
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-03-08
want to Adont Child.

John and Caroline Carlson have made
petition to the district court for leave to
adopt Ina Z. Johnson, aged two years,
who has lived with them and been cared
for by them for more than eight months
past.
In the petition it is represented that
the mother of the child is a very sickiy
woman, and the child has been abused
by her. and that the father of the child,
John johnson. resides at Biwabik and
is desirous of having the child adopted
by the petitioners.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-03-08
GEORGE HOLDS THE BELT
HAS BEEN COMMITTED TO WORK
HOUSE THIRTY-SEVEN TIMES.

According to the report of the work
house board for the past year, George
Ellingsworth holds the championship for
having been committed to the workhouse
more times than any other offender in
the police court of ST. Paul The re-
port gives the information that he has
been committed to the workhouse thirty
seven times, and he is regarded by the
authorities as a permanent resident al
that place The offenses for which he has
been committed have most generally
been for drunkenness, and sometimes for
begging.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-03-08
steamftters' FraternaI Greeting.

There was a large attendance at a
meeting of the Steamftters' union last
night, at which the president had as his
associate the president of the Mnneap-
oils union There was large delegation
present from the Minneapolis uion. when
matters Of mutual interest wereoLsfscuss-
ed The new officers were installed Re-
ceipts, so; disbursements, Sc.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-03-08
LABOR NOTES.

The Bakers, Brewers and CoreHlakers'
unions hold meetings tonight.
The Coopers union is justly proud of
their handsome new banner, which they
will unfold with pride Labor day, when
they will take the chief prize If they
are cable"
The Hack and Cab Drivers union held
a meeting last night, devoted to routine
business.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-03-08
Garment workers Big Meeting

The Garment Workers union held a
meeting last night, when there was one
initiation. The president appointed an
executive committee of eight members
for the ensuing term. A committee Of
FIVE was appointed to make arrange
ments for the next meeting, to be held
March 20. which will be an open meeting,
when a musical programme will be pro-
vided. Miss Emma Lamphere and Coils
Lovely addressed the meeting.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-03-08
. "a ST q "a l.
Bears the n The Kind You Have Always Bought
'''ss''' E &sAzaazzzM
Cold Water Men organizing

The city and county committee of the
Prohibition party held a meeting at the
Headquarters in the Union block last
night and made arrangements for the
Labor hall, Third and Wabls lsha streets,
next Thursday night. This convention
will be held for the purpose of nominating
PEELED to come under the primary law,
not having pOlled a 10 per cent vote at the
last election.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-03-08
DISTRICT COURT NOTES.

In the case Of L. M Garlough against
+. V. Heyderstadt ct al, an action to
9ulet title, Judge Bum has directed find
ings for the plaintiff
Judge Bum has directed findings for
the plaintiff in the case Of Bessie Burns
against Robert X. Greer, an action to
quiet title.
Henry Fl. Fuller has applied to the pro-
bate courI for letters of administration
of the estate Of Mrs. Cynthia S. Fuller.
who left q homestead valued at 1000 and
personal property worth $3.50
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-03-08
Farmer Injured in Runaway.

John Hossick, a farmer living on the
Sun Fish road in Dakota county, is at
the city hospital suffering from injuries
received in a runaway last Thursday.
HOssiCk, who is siXty-One years old, was
driving towards st. Paul when his horses
became frightened and he lost control of
them He slid off the sides of the hay
rack on the wagon and broke his thigh
and arm. He will recover.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-03-08
Juror Delayed the Case.

A delay was caused in the trial of the
damage suit of Stephen Lentsch against
the Wilson Box company in Judge Lewis
court yesterday through the non-appear-
ance of one of the jurors, John w. Smith.
Mr.. Smith, who is a milkman, and lives
on the West Seventh street road, near
Fort Smelling, arrived at court after the
noon adjournment and said ne had been
detained by some delay in the street car
service He was fined two days jury fees,
amounting to $4 In the afternoon the de-
tense moved to dismiss the case on the
evidence of the plaintiff, and the jury was
excused until Monday that the motion
might be argued.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-03-08
Sue on Insurance POLICY.

Oracle A Wilson and Dora S.
Wilson, as gual dians of Bessie III.
Wilson, Mary 3. Wilson and James c.
Wilson, minors, have filed suit in the
district court against the Modern Wood
men of America to enforce payment of
a life insurance certificate Of 81 600 al
legged to have been held by Charles +.
Wilson, and to have become due and
payable upon proper proofs of his death,
which occurred Aug. "a 1901
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-03-08
ENDS IN A GUN PLAY
ALICE AND ROBERT INMAN QUAR-
REL IN DISORDERLY
RESORT
REVOLVER rs DISCHARGED
Jealousy eliminates In a Fight AMI
One of the Two Fires Shot
Which Missed Its
Mark.
REVOLVER IS DISCHARGED

Alice Inman. who conducts a resort at
Seventh and Sibley streets, and her hus-
band, Robert Inman, became involved in
a fierce family quarrel yesterday, which
resulted in the arrest of both on the
charge of disorderly conduct The par
ties in the affray did their best to keep it
quiet, but from facts learned last night
the trouble assumed serious proportions
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-03-08
In Labor's Field.

Iver Martensen, G.. f. Hener and
Charles Koslohryz were initiated at the
meeting of the Painters union last night.
Three applications were received and
referred to the investigating committee
The bali committee reported that it had
met with wonderful success in the sale
of tickets for the ball to be given on
the evening of April r. Receipts of the
meeting, $5O.10; expenses, Sc
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-03-08

from him by order of Judge Bum on the
ground that he was given to habitual in
temperance. Frederick and Augusta
Luescher were, according to pleadings IN
the case, married in December, 1899, and
the plaintiff said that her husband began
to drink to excess about a month after
the ceremony Police officer Griffin cor
roborated the testimony of the plaintiff
as to Luescher's Incorporate habits.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-03-08
Man and woman ouarreI

A woman and man giving the names
OF Lizzie .rPetersons and Il. Carroll were
Wabasha streets late yesterday after
noon on the charge of disorderly conduct.
1t is claimed that the two are husband
and wife and that they became engaged
IN an altercation on the street, during
which it is alleged he struck her several
times. 80 = "a
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-03-08
Suit to ouiet Title.

Stephens B. Stickney. as assignee of
William Dawson, insolvent. has filed suit
in the district court against William
S. and Z, block 81. Thomas Daly's SUBJ
division of blocks is and 81, Stinson,
Brown & Ramsey's addition to ST. Paul
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-03-08
COFFEE COFFEE COFFEE
TEA TEA TEA

Mr. Rickers exhibit of his wonderful
half-minute Coffee and Tea Pots in our
store during the past few weeks has been
a perfect ovation. A large number have
Pct for years, ranging 7, L, Is and 10
years, and were perfectly delighted with
them. They have stood the test of 10
had them have nothing but praise for
them. Not fault has been uttered. To-
day Mr.. Kicker will demonstrate on Cof-
fee and his assistant on Tea. It's as free
as water to all
Good Blended Rio Coffee, per b.. 15c
HilO Blend Coffee, per ID .............. 20c
Rohai Blend Coffee, per lb.............. &c
Hoffman House Mocha and Java
flavor, it's superb-per lb ............ SOC
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-03-08
ECZEMA, NO CURE. NO PAY

Your druggist will refund your money
II PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure Ring
worm, letter, Old Ulcers and Sores, Pim-
Piles and Blackheads on the face, and all
skin diseases: 90 cents.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-03-08
Catarrh and Colds ReIieved in Ten

NVANHo
to Sixty Minutes.-One short puff Of
the breath through the blower supplied
with each bottle of DR.. Agnew's Ca
over the surface of the nasal PASSAGES
Painless and delightful to use. It re-
lieves instantly, and permanently cures
catarrh. hay fever, colds, headache, sore
81
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-03-08

knows. What is wanted is not the va
porings of his imagination, but cold.
hard facts. 1 think there is a way to
compel it -
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-03-08
Peerless Maaf Market

Fresh Boiling Beef, per lb ........... &c
CrrneG Beef per h. b.................. &c
Coed Rib Roast Beef, per lb.......... l0c
Ecneless Rolled Roast Beef, per lb .1215c
Fresh Dressed Turkeys, per 10 .....
1212c, 15c and lie
Pnrk Shoulders, per Id ................ &c
Fresh Beef Roasts, per lb ......... SC
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-03-08
Luescher Lu.hed Too Much.

Luescher is the name of a man whose
wife was yesterday granted a divorce
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-03-08

ETi7a PUffnr Over hundred tubs of fancy,
IlES Euit0I fresh made Creamery Butter
from the State Dairy Dept.-Prize contest; lf1n
it superb butter, per pound ............ LJG
keW pnfafnec The best that have arrived
Per psck................U UOG
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-02-08
AZTEC.
From the Index.

From the Index.
Pennington is talking of national
bank.
DR. j. l.. Eblen. formerly of Alton,
Mo. has located in Aztec for the prac.
tice OF his profession.
Or T.. G. Condit returned from an
absence of six weeks in Denver. He
reports severe weather during the lat
ter part OF his visit in the Colorado
metropolis.
There are raccoons in San Juan
county, just the same as they have in
Missouri and Arkansas. Many speci-
men of the family have been killed in
Pine River country. and last week
George 1Inker's boys went ont into the
hills at Cedar Hill and brought back a
fat twenty-pound varmint. showing
that in this line. as in everything else
she produces. San Juan county does
nothing but take first place.
+, NJ. Harrison. OF ONeill. Holt
county, Neb., spent several days here
this week. arriving direct from his Ne
braska home, After investigating the
situation, he decided that an invest
mcnt In San Juan county realty offered
good chances of return, and accord
ingly purchased one of the best
ranches on the La Plata river--the
place formerly owned by J. T. Allen.
lately the property of ID. A, Lewis. The
tract contains 100 acres and with the
improvements which Mr.. Harrison eX-
poets to make on il will be n handsome
farm one OF these days. Mr.. Harrison
has returned 20 Nebraska, and will he
here again some time in the spring
He is OF the class of settlers whom we
are glad to welcome The sale was
made through Judge Granville Pendle-
ton
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-02-08
SOCORRO.

From the Chieftain.
II Is reported that there is eighteen
Inches OF snow at Sullivans Hole, fifty
miles west Of Magdalena.
Uncle Sam Meek resigned his po-
sition as deputy postmaster and the
position Is now occupied by Conrado a.
Baca.
w. u. Thomas of Magdalena. called
on friends in this city on his way to
visi' his mother and sisters In Albu-
Querque.
The second snowstorm Of the season
fell in this vicinity wednesday night.
The snowfall amounted to nearly an
inca but has now entirely disappeared
except from the tops of the mountains.
Miss Pearl Helfrich, OF Bowling
Green. Ohio, arrived in the city and
will remain about month as the guest
of her cousin, Mrs. O X. Smith
Geo. w. Bowman was quite III the
first part of the week with neuralgia of
the heart. but is now recovered. Mrs
Fannie X. Couser. daughter of Mr.
Bowman, recent arrival from Chicago
has also been confined to her rooms
for some time suffering with neural
gia.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-02-08
ElizABETHTOWN.

From the Miner.
Mike Walsh Is expected home In a
few days.
The storm has been very severe on
stock.
Putting up ice has been the order
this week
c. j. Dold has been on the sick list
this week
). w. Cummings died at the Witt
ranch. at the ripe old age of SO years
II months and days. He was buried
in the Elizabethtown cemetery.
The wood cutting force employed by
Pearson 4 Gillen has bee: reduced to
about fifteen men. The recent storms
have made IL difficult to deliver the
wood at the dredee, and consequently
the remaining 500 cords will be deliv-
cred in the spring
Harry Brainard received n letter
asking him to keep lookout for three
firearms which had recently been
stolen from Mr.. Edgcomb's place of
business in Taos. The building was
broken into and among the things
taken were double.barrel shotgun. a
Winchester rife and a six-shooter.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-02-08
NEW MEXICO Towns

the young couple will take up their
residence In Pueblo. Colo. where the
groom is employed in the works OF the
Colorado Fuc and Iron company
Judge Morrison reports that the pu-
pilo of tine Academy of l.oretto have
contributed $i.10 20 the Mckinley me-
mortal fund.
Mrs. w. II Whiteman Is expected to
return To Santa Fe from Coronado
Beach. Cal. in few days. Mrs.
Whiteman has been at the latter place
for some months with her daughter,
Mrs. Mitchell who has been quite i'll.
but is now rapidly recovering
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip r.. lIarroun are
In the city on visit to their parents,
Dr and Mrs. w. $. Harroun. Mr. Har-
roun will go to San Francisco in two
or three days. where he will likely re-
main permanently. His wife will ro.
main here until her husband has ar
ranged for home, when she will join
him
The city board of education met
Monday evening. a quorum being pres
'H' h""N'H' '"H'''SS ""9 '"hS"N w"
and all bills for the month were aud
tied and ordered paid. The board has
had under consideration the advsa.
bility of issuing bonds wherewith 10
construct one or two modern school
houses The resignation of Miss Flor
oncc Gilderslceve was accepted land
the superintendent Of the city schools
Professor Wood. was authorized ia
temporarily fll the vacancy. From the
amount of money on hand now and
Judging by the current expenses it is
very likely that the board will to able
to keep the city schools open for nine
months OF the present year.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-02-08
SANTA ROSA.

From the Star.
Mrs Stepps will soon begin the erec-
tion OF large hotel on the west side
of the plaza.
The Santa Rosa Star Publishing
companys building was the first per-
manently located on the plaza.
T.. X. MiIliken. of Allamors Texas.
arrived here from New York, where
he has been attending school. He will
work for the Jackson-Galbraith l.um-
ber company.
j. Reynolds. president of the First
National bank Of Las Vegas. was In
town last week looking for a location
for new bank. He viii soon begin
the erection of building for that pur.
pose.
MIR. and Mrs. Harper. the pho
tographers, who have been located at
this place taking views of the work
along the road. expect to leave for Dal.
hart this week. where they expect to
make their home.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-02-08
WHITE OAKS.
From the Eagle.

From the Eagle.
Mr.. ana Mrs. II. Biggs were in from
the ranch Saturday Mrs. Biggs has
been quite sick for several days and
was brought in for medical assistance.
DR. H. G. Miller, Congregational pas
tor here. had telegram Sunday. an
nouncing the serious and probable
fatal injury of his wife. who had been
thrown from a buggy while out driv.
ing at Mays Landing, N. j. The doc
tor left on the first train out Monday
morning.
Three or four of our small boys left
town Tuesday, saying to those by
whom they were interrogated, that
they were going TO Roswell. Parties
struck their trail, overhauled them at
Captain. and returned with them to-
day Among them were Pitts Brooking.
Clarence Ridgeway. Milton Lesnet and
Dixon Reisner.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-02-08
ALAMoGORDO.


From the News.
A. J. King has gone to Santa Rosa
on business
Thomas Lister, who Ia interested in
mining near Albuquerque. was in town
The residence of Il. j. Dedman will
be completed within two weeks. Plas.
terers commenced their work yester.
day.
Jack Pierce proprietor of the Rock
Island Cafe. has opened up a branch
establishment AT CarrizoZo.
r. ~ Pierce a Co viii commence
next week the erection of large ware
house building, 25x50 feet. near the
railroad depot.
The family of John NJ. Wyatt left
for I'll Paso. where they will maze
their home in the future. Mr.. Wyatt
will follow them as soon as his sue
cessor arrives as cashier of the First
National bank.
The wood preserving plant for the
Alamogordo Lumber company is well
under way The foundations for the
several buildings of the plant are most
ly all in and the concrete work Is
about finished and the work in condl-
tion To be rushed to completion. The
machinery is about all shipped and will
be on hand 10y the time the buildings
are all ready 10 receive same.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-02-08
FAR MiNGTON.
From the Hustler.

From the Hustler
The Hyde Exploring expedition ox-
pcct to move into their big new build.
ing about March /.
\ private letter from Delegate II s.
Rodey to DR. O. G. McEwen. says the
prospects for statehood are brighter
than they have ever been.
The public schools throughout the
county should properly observe Wash
ington's birthday Last year. il VIII
be remembered. we had genuine flag
raising.
Graf ~ Johnson have dspatc he'd a
dozen or more teams TO Duraneo. for
10000 pounds of farm implements
awaiting shipment here. MIR Graf left
for there yesterday morning to super
intend the loading.
After siege of stock taking. +. NJ.
Pierce made transfer of two
thirds interest in his mercantile bust.
ness to A. T.. Dustin and George l..
Cooper the three forming q co.partner-
ship under the name of The Pierce
Mercantile company.