davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1902-03-20

NOR SALE.-A three-story, nine-room-
II ed house. on Van Buren street. this
is an exceptionally conveniently arranged
and sanitary residence at moderate
price. One-half square from city railway.
A. L. JOHNSON. N. -. Cor Eighth and
Shipley streets. ml-lm
Evening journal., 1902-03-20
SITUATIONS WANTED

w ANTED-A position as boolIkeeper
w or shipping clerk. Address a. y.
g. care this 6irlco. mlS-3t
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-18

h-u-b- NJ r g Burleh - Rgt
Er-1zs VIZ Cszl=s EurIrauz vas
s1sreE frfIr tur-r IL rsaftrr - rhs
ss-rlos 81 rbs Esr F-Ercis 2 WIRE g
g. EutrFT ErN1uM chu-rt and Esr-
osisson-s Wsdc1r mat Euuu6sf Ef rha
mafs1 u-r Isr IL Cnu-rE Al ufumal
rsusVlu az tna -Euss va hait a. rhs
huns % Ehs h11eE FlEH- H.. and M
Gsu-ra y EEnrnsEw "a s1r-h TwHr-T-
sEtt E-H- m -Duus vHrs tHrurE-Hf
WI q ufuEiU - ruE# rasss - us-su-F
SCI rnsr 1-zErEuns b rhs pE-1r-. -hs E--
mE rru wsH --uDsf vi rirm Euf
vEfts -usa and fhs uhs- ruunH VI tE-f
rBe -seE 0rbsr uu--E--uwr rusE-H T-HF-
81 wee Eu . 4 me EEE q -
EDuI EEvEn. VIZ Nj . = WuE
DsrrE CHA NJ r r EE-rE Daz-
~ C1ln. Eu Eeu-rs Euns-H NFv Tu-E
n and Eu BUTlErn lEE II ~ Ersrtnr
tur Z uu1-tE rE- Il DHrr=. SEr LAKE.
CRY ant u-nsT vzts-r p-ir-E -hsT vi
- e. huns Ts1uss1srE su1s 5 ant =
a. ne Nacisul us h11ss E1-EvET Ev1
va tan h1Us EErz1
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-18
ont-.f-Tn- Gurt,.

Miss Oztcst q Loeoln has bsea visit
Ing Mr. : z BEun thB week
ErL yoss5h Oos-fslSs- q sisosT - NJ
Ero Mrs. Nor1tI NsTsn gDsE-
Nm Z L Cock q Dss KoiDss FtEtrs5
Der EtE,s. M y. :. K5sEtssa I&Et week
Nh Loa BIock All ehn5rs, q Gesrzs-
town. Gaia, are visiting Mr.. and NrL Z J.
Pre-.
NJ Charles ?. GznihsT q Chicago vzE
re rnsst last week q Mr.. George ". La
t-EeF.
Mss Po-2 q TEXAS ErrfTss tbs week
and is the guest q her sister. NrL Ne
ClsrnaoA
MIS- Evelyn viii q Columbia. No. n
TIE g5ssi q Mss ElE CSits1s arriving .
Saturday.
Ms. Tos@r-x.. VIZ has bssa TIE U8st
q Nu Lewis. VII Leave q TEss1zy FIR
~syr1ngssI1. II
kr EdwErd J. Coosoe-. Zee ys.sis
Tbs=2soa. q CsseEsO Is The E8eEt q NJ.
an MI 7 A Tsozpsoa
Miss WTrifrsa Smart c. ssiias- Kan IN
ire g1sst q her brother. ". A Ksney.
rs South Twelfth EtrsG-
Rev T. A PARKER. D D. G: Nasoa City.
N. arrived Wednesday AL q TIE EseEl
q NJ. E5a Mrs c p. Weller
NJ. Il q nzysr. Ebo hEs besa visiting
Elmer J yooss. III FErzGu. rsrzr1st q
hAE hone a. Lincoln o. THURSDAY sTestng
NJ PRED J. MeLAia q H0uEt0a. Tex.
spent We3Dss6sy vita hM pzreDtE Ny Eo1
Mn ! ;. NsL41n zsl4 S0rth TEsaty-.tts
street
Ma J. Il DsttI3os Q, ST. Joseph spent
Tues14y q last week as g1sEt q Nr. sz5
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-18

irts BAbr7 Ca-Esur sns uB-hs- q NJ
r r uzriE
VI Eubs- E ArE1 M cui-s sd ans
ul1fust % D. huus ~ DutEs E-es-
II an NJ Cnu-ia vEn Cuu- @ Et-
rsrB uuuuu ths r-rh @ . asuEt-= II
EEr "a
ne Tr--r-m Ehaa rvt thsr lHE IL
fu-uE1 huT - ne season u1 Eu1tET even
tnE NEr -
~. an Nj F-H-k s-Hu1Hh AZ e.
p=-@ buDs LAH vssk .-uu q w 1u--hF
vsgI
Nz F-Enua4 z s-EntiEt IL es1s-ss
hume Ms vssE 1ruu q mrr1 rEt spent
n Ca11u-rh
~ CEHss-als rlut vi - @s-ztDsc
sa-Er1ET Frs-uE
n usrF risnds q M ant NJ A =
KtnElsr wee Hu-TT 60 lean . -hstr haHT =
6ez1 OF Eec1sstEy-
NJ Lu1u BRIT arrives IN toasF t-un
Chiulrs. vhs-s Ehs hEs ossr stutT1nE Voirs
cUi-u-s fur ne pHE 81 Du1-hA
Mss Ce-r-ubs Rarunbs-. VIZ has b=e-
rEs-tnE TRENDS n Chicago IN ssFs-Ii
wsakE. WI -stu-1 u NuneET. Mar -
n c Peer EvsE q amer u Ts5uss-
Gay uEr uuu-usr-E- 70 ms n-u-hs-
A1FT1s = Ps-srE vbs IsErs LEE week
fuT DEr-H-
E1 Csu-gs p C-uzE ant Nj Cs-7s c
0ET have rsrieS q cottage a. LEs CEo-
b. s- ths Eu7rDsr Er C-ulE E1t E-k
DEE EDs crJerel srssnpzris1 y MI
Gsu-Es spznBs-. r. vi uEs possession
g Las v1--zEs Eoou- suns 1
Tie u4ss Eos rErslEug t1-os q M
BsuaE-0uGhE Bag r1-pE1T presented A.
ieTus 2 Fs-sT Fss-s-GET WI q hs1c-
so-e EuiS vEscb ant han 81 ne occasion
. Is oe1E--us tu- DsErs-- NJ Peters
Ia oss1 ss1E-Ert nE1aEs- q tbs ss-Ls
nsrusr. ant leaves lbs week % axe ths
Us 1u1 c genera p~U-EnsEE1E agent q ne
Ans-uE1 SuEsr rv1pErTs WI hss6ruEr-
1srs q. Ds-vs--
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-18

Tbs wsss-uE q MIsr Aru5s z ors-tg1
sns II. z. BEr-u- ZuueT vi DcrU- 81
the gs-trE = .u-s -FA a. ne huDs .
IL hr1os-H pssezst e G55oI Esh
Nr. ana Mr. Charles 2 Ta19 Z Zr-
VIII Brse- srnDu1Ds los ~sugEEsusrt q
tosi- dzuxrle- EEE . NJ = Perry
Feiaha - CEog1 c.. Coio- 1s vs1ct1E
q Oesur ]. june
NJ Evs-c Ersrsu Carer C Omaha
ana Nlnf Eyrz Busu-A EclaElslf were
usrrIaz a. ne home q tnE b-13s y
LEA. KEz- II MAJ = TosT WI y a.
noos & Ozz.s Et-sr Ju1s e
Tbs uz--l1Es q: Nas Ea41ET Burgess
ant ~. NcnzE r CErEs91 Wa 3D.
szrtDsE u wednesday E~t-srnuu1 - lbs
Eous - Mr.. and XII WE- 5UrgssF s.
he prsz-us q ID family A@sr 3 hhg--
Essanz -1y rosT vi - a. huDs - S-F
ChlgEE5 ErrsG
one q re usrusE. us56lDu q "a
zo11h took place Wednesday E1s-uoc- a.
fbs b0r1s q NJ ant hrE 4 G EeAuB-
1xr1 zBB EY1e- ErsuBs. When tas-T tEEEn-
Ten. sE1er E Eut Eywsns z were ZEr-
nd - NJ X F-zDEE TprEsr = BEur
ant M Obs ? Ca-vrzEh- J. Wa Z DE-
Ictussvus rslsD-z11l Tie rDguE ve-s
trimmed T1-t al EbEn1EDes q r-1osl
xres-nt and trailing Sprays - EEpErsEDE
.sruE The pDI-rsE- bsGwss1 ths brides
wa E-1rnE gEnez tsl1E q rTp1ckl baU11s
and Egws1a 9 6sc36z TnsE
wore Eulsr EVvnE - WEcs UU1s esD-
orE.eFy tucked eur-s1s s1t cs-r8sa Il
zaenss bsauus-a % whtts carnations use
x-h 4s.n -laaonE Rev. p z PvE-s- Q.
ne Fz-Et Urzss Prsstgzsrlsr ehUrrh pr
su-nS rhs ee-enD1y 4 frou- q n brE
- E.rw.---H~-m - $3.50 - 4
ciusnx rD0- s1s-1s va pix etrnEa1E
a1d ryyes . ErlEL Ths hra1El GDuS1sF
lei 81 ne eTenlaE t-It1 sE he vsEL
Ebsrs hey vi spent rhsS ho1synDgr-
NJ E1f Nh Tucker WI BuDros- u BoE-
tub . EE1Ds. VIE N Eas XII. Car
NrlghL vi bs a. h9Ds = LIZ E-y Sc
guls = e. Jz5s F1-s1rE bgLlsrErL T5s
ED-sWsY gvNu q Nu Tueker vas t-Ux-
trnascaorh AID q NrE CEtErzEht biUs
e1Euzne
Ia -srrlEEs . EsH y~ss-osrs Crszs
Eoe Mr. Pa Bsr30v BErsLga vas Oe3s-
hrE.sS e. AL EziutE cturrh q Ws1.ss-
ksy eFs1inE n ne EsHbs3os q = large at
BeutdEEs - frtsn2 snd relatives. TBS
ehEcrsl E-s,H were nzrbsd % siIbsr SIS
g1Ih pains and srras5 VIA YlunoszE a.
parzFsE TBS EltEr wa E1or-s1 ElH ssr-I
Bs<0rs rhs en.-zzns q fss h-5SEi ,z-T J
L StIns slsys1 = pn1g-zn e class,
uusle. Nkieh yhssc &3to ths stratus q n.
L~obenErrfE ws3slEx lEreh a. f5s trl1al
prOoaaEloE euIsrs1 uss eEEFsh T5s usbsrl
were EE Frszk PEa NEarbestsr sa1 ET
Charles EEE81snL Mr. Frznk N0CEE
uouEn - ne Eros- q Es.srso1. la Esl
n2xrD1-G-h0.oT. E11 wa Et-lrs5 n 4
fEoeSons EsWD q cream liberty sal,
sr-rz4Ds. he bodice trtzDsd With ~
e8o-ss baBe FslEst ans Eo5d lace SIC ear
rse q huss bg1rA g Eh16s1 piak esrnA
usnE Tbs brs1s sztsns1 q tie srn q ~
brOhsr-ln[&S. Mr.. Csorgs " NE2skatEF
Tbs hSds we're q bssutisuI talked g3Nl
~ -o1ssslce e SEE ever waite tsEstE
fctrEns- Sc were a ig3g EUllE FsiL. Nbte'
stE eEktsEs1 % her hrgE1 hair EiLh step
hEo0<iz Al pzFT1ss e slower bssssst c
EEEasaslA T5s Eo0z vas sttsodsd by
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-18

NJ George Diane ea5s haos 4 Thus
Cay
NJ Manga ls- lEE vsst ts- CD-z-
a. O
n Ea-7 Kog-ss 1sa fu- tbs sEEt II
TusBaET.
M EE1e-a vas Il LouZ2lg1 kan
Las; VsE
NJ ! L E1sz rs-u-1ss troa s. LuiI
u KuRazz-
NJ Eew1-t D1rEussz hEI rs-U-os5 t-un
4 Csl1u-iE -p
NsE ANA BlHho, hEE rstur1ss trU- a
extended sEEts-n T1Ei-
H : NeBs1 E2snt Last Sunday a. lbs
olt hone z CzE-uL IA
NJ Ena N-E EuE-t1s rs-E-ns5 On
ws1bsB5Ey trun C1zEo
NJ. Z 7 Clarke hEE Eans . OcE1Igss
/ Z fug = rvo weeks uup
CUu-t g1r, 4 C-e1Ettu1 has ~rsruross
TN 4 Ebur LIP - G3uzEo-
Ms Nat Barker Ter last suD2Ey
or = chyss EssE rEt 4 s. LOElL
NJ. AID Nh CARES p. Weller have re-
TUNED 1-on q soo- u1D 20 s. L0u1L
Dr. FrsSs1ck Weaver has zoDs % Eot
sYrEngK. AK 70 Epsos Ebout EtI vesn-
Mr. Z u TG-I-g Eo5 81 Esy. VII
speos Nay al guos a. E2EhlEhs Pals,
n 7.
James CoatreT has returned truz Phila-
6slpasA where re las ben -Es-sD1taz cd
1s-s
NJ. Eo1 KrE Waiter 3 wilkins have
returned from = TIP - P7zlEoe and salt
Lake CT
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-18
social chit-cha1.

Nr. an. Mrs L~1S Resa are stosslrE At
ne Ter Gn11
NJ Charles 3 Hsl-E has bee. ~sPsnsing
ne Esek 81 the civ.
TIE A o. 7. elzb Wll b sntsrisinea CT
N0ndsy b. Miss Eehtsd
Judgs and Mrs. Baker Jeff for their hons
IN SeE NsIie0 - TAErs1sy-
NJ P. n COehrzns Il es1Valsssing troz
4 severe attack q ~FZsuDo1iL
M G. ". Hattlss and NE- ". v Morse
wers IN Wsshlrgt0a last week
Miss Margaret Prs1 arrived n HEnblrs
on TusS1zy. having snsc o. Pretoria
DE. a C Hnst i sIssetsd h01s fron
EIoslElor Springs No. sb0sf Nay "a
socisty uas ErisFs1 iRst sea- - the
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-18
Coming Errnt.

Mr.. snt Nh Arthur ScTfh1sr viz en-
terrain a. military s1ehrs On Tuesday even
ing
For NrA RoSsT Yost . ksnsiEgton NtIl
b EfTsa q Wednesday afternoon By Mrs
"a Scrtb1sr-
Ths lEd4ss q he COluub0s uId give :
cara ana dancing party a. NSropolitan
elub On Friday evs1nE
Miss Ella C0ttos has Issued tuFttations
for a FsesptiOn 20 Be giyen Thursday srsa-
ing. 5 to II. 70 iEtroduos her EueEs. Ma
Evelyn Wills u COlumbUa Ne
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-18

ETtdauy tie laslss q Omaha hzTs SCI
the seal C rhst- EpPruvEl u2o1 IL Bah
cry gsch week Shows a E~-stfraE IL
crease = The number e patrons ED1 every
oos seems pleased VIII the kEoas1os E2-
yei.rDe1u and -o5s-l ErssEEorses q ne
bah I've sTPsr massage O2s-Et1r are
constantly e1pl0ys1 and TIE osw EJyls
TUEEh hzta are bscc-i-E vs-y p1gul-
Tie ehtro1opls1 ds2z-5srt IL IL charge q
q Trained operator Eo6 al regular pEtrS1s
e lie BEtherT receive ps5irurs usE@s1i
tree II y01 have NJ ALREADY Visited TIE
Rev Bzrssu dat fan &c % 50; y 4 fer
TIE exclusive 1ss - bEaStI O ths ls1sf
'Eod merits their pEuruEzgA Rooms El-E4
Bee bEII1tlE
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-18
only On. Gue.tioB Asked

Il z-F E19s1os @. Ls k1d uos ssss
Ds- f. ne EEnss- u6cE M so-lsl gEE-
uu1s nso No toGEr- As s-ls-sd ns1 L
rs ErEceE q . MIN q ~ armies 6.
ne C.-Hs1s-ECT. and Al We Esk a I'D LosE
E-gTE -1E-r Will y -1E- E11EETu-- u
L1sT Cd 1J1ur % LneZ AID We cE-s E--ls
save 1-s-1E- a. TIE bolE-E q sEE-rs-
gcE-u11 gave ne Ia Z 1E-cs - d
Ess-e- sErTlcA
7 s5guIs 1o- IT @ suIart1s ts sea- re1-
s-zl = TIE presence = -E C---s1zs q ~
p-esslDs q rs fellow W
cone - b1u1- ne DsDl-T q Re DE-
EhoEl5 nj uT . s-=zk q ms Hs-7-4=s n
Las presence 4 11%@ E1- Tonga Er--E-
-hs Ezz- EEr. v1c r1ske6 ~ llss = re
No sodsrs1 ne J1sE 4 HEh 10 fu-g.,
zE s-lE-=1 M y cane 81 bcTs nj F=;
really % sEts- college u-t Enls - bssE
-. 80 us =.
kres years Es-11os Wiz ths uol1rE
There are thuss q ear clsss q Wh-n
have E11Es- T5o have zo1-ssE=1 o WI
s66-esE Tu- to5zy. Tbsy AZ e--Ls5 &
Ep@aE Es D1-rEo@ q L1= graf osE- W
he yo-1E= = "a are s--tis1 cry % pET
Uhc2 uT5s-e1 HterTv las hsE- nz-6e1
6gWa as L hs-s-EEs became q -hE hlpu-
s2d Lhs sweat E1e tos tl = Is D-
Ard here e to presence = u1s e ne
EEE--1o1s 1ssd whose as0s VI rs-EE-
1u-sTs-3u-s u ne huo1- -ol q rbs great
s- rer-15c 81 uh5ch N 81 has Enuns.
6sz Il Raj presence = nehc0Tss Al Q
IS. y0E.g AID cd sals-nly Eo5 usrers-tly
the ua6l-u-s yg1 lsT -
7 % ne WORK Decssss-T. WhE-ETz- thai
wax nay bs. . DsEE good ne Wu-E thai
Tu- ID - ne .-ErC-EIu- q
VuEF careers II VA and = p@sus ED1 70
rE-r11 uZrSzT@E one for a. EE- -
IuFslry is Du- -as jUTEry hat cg---s.
-1z- loyalty that Cu--rE & ne loyalty
r-aI shows i-ss,f q deeds rather rkz- Il
words. E1d lhsrsturs We plsdEs ourselves
70 make god ~ or ives WEs- E11 -sE=5
vc-r lives % Eat- at Essr t1y LhE EE---
as 4 whole Great sS2ls2s-J
he exercises a. re psTLl11 cTE. lie
rortsEs moved ElvWly - Ire grave. where
Ire usz-it1sat Es-T5ss vas rsEd IT Dr.
slz@o-a rloEt.z WIZ Nearer, Ny God u
Thee ~ Lhs CUErs-
Taps we're sounded tolgEs 81 " = Elv-
q artillery. ~ he lEFl sal rrss sFe-
ne d~lE--Eztsbe5 solder hEa b@1 gE-
tur-eA
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-18

IUT\u1ak2SUTTca
18Io DoGS1aa -
II You Knew
What We Know

HOW GOOD AND HOW CHEAP
he blEck and blus blouse suits are.
Wksrh Esu sell for
tsB THIS WEEK you Eozlt bs here
b-EAt and early No11sy norai1g-
they Ers uzss q TIE ven best eta
uzr@-ut tie thtn slEry sou-szt TIE
nru Hrou frz-s kid nat Eont pun
n ths sans. ths E11 yCl cEz wear
al TIE year r0u1d-E01'T U0E shiny
-Eo1't year rU-gh-1zds With z six
trop skin and Dz6s % sell for =
god dssl D0rs thar s1-bUt thsyu
g for fs9-z1d wIl 60 Qulrhy-
IL Is Eb0E yUz walking suits tiS-
Let - E6DE 20 walking skius fE-
Lei Is EkCE Fou Eh1u waists fl
Let u EkOE SIX REElznE t18-t-25l-
Let - EboV ft 5arksts for -
We nave Eoo6-.othiEg tut veil
made garments ND We ~glzHsntss q
prices are the Lowest
Lei - rUT it
|GKS S51 2
161O DsGSlAS street
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-18
RIaes late Teeth Of Death-

HoE he ESCAPED God C1ly kuoEE Il
lad Ead dszis vas holdlag hEh aTirsi
slenE N pathway AID yet fearless re
roce into the Fey tech q cszth HalgilE
Eeeesf1Ly As Ds1 t0r t@ @Ehty suSE-
Thst RIsndid fearless hsrose dash vas
ne 4sath Esn q the armies q Pre-
mEugz klErc-y tells u that his personal
e1crLs saved The day He Was not fCU1d
Z TIE rear beyond ths rezch q bulsra
shut 2 shsI Esre mzklE deaths nzEc-
Al z5our I'm men and horses Es-s Ebe-
reslzE coiunEs q tse f-ssrsl any ue-s
reunited y his 1Erre AID feaTlesE 4szdsT-
ship Ne detail sezP@d Is eye Con-
nsncs OIL q amuulro1 Wers directed
~ h1n &c TIE spot WhsrE TIE EEmu..r111
coUl1 bs 0-nd re cd 1or Eait for ais
and directed ooznzo6srs q buEdas ana
Indicated TIE points IN ths TED where
EDngniuo1 E1s % % found s1d sr-sred
srrsnEthsn he shsttered Urea No more
fearless Dzl ever roe Il ths face Of dsarh
thsn ths Gear ocmrsds Who ENeps f. cur
General RosscTESs Sep pssostuLy IN re
bosom q TIE cuEuurT ECu folEh- 70 save
You have ssrzs5 a ught IN her boon. bit
hold yog, for you I'll = b4re1 IN TIE
hearts q al re soldiers Eh0 fought under
yogr command ara IN TIE hearts q an
lprrectzuvs- EElstL hTe=5 coun-ry.
Al the co,chE5o, C SPEAKER Hs1dsrEOa-s
rsUsrks the QuErts. ehoI q 81 FztrckG
CEtholic church saug La Kt,dly LEhr.-
Ersr Ehich hrist ACTRESSES we're made =
President Roswell. senator Foraker an
Representatives Hepburn, Grcsvsnor an.
GardEeT-
Prssids1t Roosevelt sid
M SQesksr and yea. The u0mrzdes q
the great chef Eh1se rsblrlzl ID The Ma
uonal ee0FEeTF here a. Arlzglul ne have
Eei EDKeLneT % ECEmEDLraLr-
Tia EpeaksE n hts E6&rsas la vel sd
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-18

ssn1 articles q -ine0rporstisa. Eotiees q
~stockkoldsu meetings str- 70 Ths Bee
We vnl give then proper legal tlssTtip1-
Bee t~edspAo1s, Ia
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-18
Nebraska Cycle Co.

Fh-zs IssL Cu-- Isth AL HErzsy.
Fho-s BEX "a Bro11sLE O. BlznL
g. \ tsth s. ss-ts OzAAA
/ gro 4 NcKEL NAzAGaE.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-18
By WEDDINGS
EyDzt Zs-z D1rysa EDm q FsE
Bn EVxhls n Gzsy
sgUrEse SPELL suosE NE USE sgss
Soek@ty So TskfnE . Lees Br-Hsh IN
Anrtefpstfvn Sf BusT Tines
When MeuEh 80 Recess
Genes AEafn-

Tns paE Eoo-F vsE vas t-E-sus1 y
a lev v-s-y EaT vsdctuE ~ BU1sE
C-eX Isa1zrr u y-uErsDua beIg ne
rs-r.- f-s- Ths curris vsd1zLE - rhs
NnEsef MCEuHzuE vas especially E-EeE-
- Hseauss - ~ rz--F u BBcE uEe-
-c-irf 4 ruu1= o -frZE luncnsUlf
as, lsr- & E-5s h-1rrr sorlsT H e.
svy1nF 8 peauefU1 rsE V-8a1 g re -uH1 g
rure ufirt . atuzu - fEI q ws1-lE
rvsg Er ErESus.=F zu1 M huu-ruZnsF
q tos co1sFs E- ant BOY
81 rbs ElEh8 wa lsTE B- el-E-EI-
E-r CUR ~ wr-Hr HssEuI EzVs DsE E11
az rrtrE -bsr t11f-E ps-isf - - ysEr
-hs rzfrT Carr hare LEEvlEs psT hs
caubs u "a ssss-s5 Hpysz-EDos e. -ha
Cour-v E1f Fsl6 tlUaE Tns cE-s - -ns
fv-usl cVs-i1F @ IL FGc On - NV -
kor SATURDAY. EsT 2 Az IA De-neH e.
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-20
DRYS TURNED DOWN
CITY CLERK REFUSES TO FILE
PROHIBITION CITY
TICKET
MUST GO ON BY PETITION
Prohibition Committee Will Bring
Mandamus Proceedings 10 Test
COnstitutiOnaIity of Law-De-
cisiOn Eagerly Awaited.

Acting on an opinion given yesterday
by First Assistant Corporation Attorney
Griggs, City Clerk Jensen refused to per
nit the fling of the prohibition city
ticket lately nominated unless it was ac-
companied by a petition as required by
the new primary law.
Mr.. Griggs, while refusing to pass upon
the validity of the law, says it demands
a petition signed by 500 voters, and until
it is filed with the ticket the city clerk
will have to refuse to allow the nominal
tons to enter upon the ballot for the
general election in May
The attempt to file was more for a test
than anything else, and the leaders of the
Prohibition party will at once commence
mandamus proceedings to compel an ac-
ceptance Of the ticket. The papers are now
being prepared by w. w. Doty, attorney
for the city Prohibition committee, and
the law will be tested. If declared con-
stitutional, then signed petitions will be
filed, and the provisions of the primary
law observed.
Because it's vote at the last election did
not reach a certain percentage, the Pro-
hibitionsts are not recognized as a polit-
zeal party, and for this reason the old
fashioned convention was held instead,
and q ticket nominated. The leaders
say they have rights as voters which are
guaranteed by the constitution, and no
primary law can abridge them.
The outcome of the proceedings will
be watched with interest, as there are
a number who are DESTROYS of seeing this
provision of the law tested. If declared
invalid there will be a number of entries
by parties who desire to run independ-
ent.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-20
LOOP ON SELBY LINE
TRACKS BETWEEN SUMMIT AND
ST. ALBANS TO BE
TORN Up
CONNECT WITH RONDO TRACKS
TO BE Done for Purpose of FacI4i-
tating Paving-SDeciaI Service
Between Summit and
and Broadway.

In order to permit the uninterrupted
paving of Selby avenue with asphalt and
to improve its own tracks, the street rail-
way will next week commence the lay
ing of temporary tracks on st. Adams
street, from Selby avenue to Rondo ave
nue..
This will bring all Selby avenue and
Merriam Park cars direct into the city
over the ROnd0 tracks from St. Adams
street, and will allow the company to
improve it's roadbed and replace the pres
ent tracks with heavy steel rails, in ad-
dition to making other needed changes.
The right to use St Adams street was
granted by the board of aldermen at it's
meeting last night, the resolution which
was introduced by Aid. Hunt for Aid
Schiffmann, carrying with it the proviso
that the temporary tracks shall be re-
moved as soon as SeIby avenue is COM
pleted.
The tearing up of the street for paw
ing purposes and the necessary removal
Of the tracks will deny about one-half
of that thoroughfare traffic facilities for
a number of weeks, perhaps months The
company desired to place a temporary
track along one side of the street, but
TINS, owing to the heavy traffic on that
line, was found to be impracticable
The request to use st. Adams street
for temporary trackage will go before
the assembly at its meeting Thursday
evening. 1t is not expected that there
will be any opposition. The contractors
are now preparing to get Selby avenue
IN shape for paving. 1t is expected that
fully three months will be consumed be-
fore the street is ready for use While
the street is being paved the cars viii!
use the loop after leaving the ROndo
tracks. Extra cars will take care of the
traHc between Summit avenue and
Broadway on Fourth street.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-20
MAYOR FEELS HAPPY
ENTHUSIASTIC SUPPORT OF DEMO-
GRATIS GREATLY PLEASES
ROBERT A. SMITH
HOLDS LEvEE IN HIS OFFICE
Friends Called in Continuous
Stream All Day Yesterday to Com
graduate Him on His Mag
nifcent Showing.

Between visitors who called to extend
congratulations and defeated candidates
to announce their fealty to the ticket
Mayor Smiths office at the city hall was
busy place yesterday. Inc city eXecu-
tive sat in his Office and greeted them
all, and with the one hand he extended
a box Of cigars while the other executed
a hearty handshake that found him
somewhat weary when the day had
drawn to a close.
''Well, its all over he said to T h 9
0 e, land I am glad. There is an
other campaign to go through, but l
have no fear of the results. I'll come
out of it as good as I did the primary.
l certainly am thankful the way my
Democratic friends stood by me, and
hope to be able to merit the confidence
they placed in me by giving me their
support. I never had any doubt of the
result, though the large vote given me
was somewhat of a surprise. 1t was a
pleasant surprise. though" he added.
Mayor Smiths face was wreathed in
smiles yesterday and the flood of con-
gratulatiCns in persons and letters that
poured in on him were only equaled by
the avidity with which he caught up the
newspaper extras as they reached him
and poured over the election tabulations
for the results. His vote, almost three
to that of one for his opponent, sur
prised him, but it was a pleasurable sur
prise, and it was more than evidenced in
his remarks and comments.
From Minneapolis were received several
congratulatory kilograms, while among
his many callers during the day were
number of the defeated candidates on the
ticket who came to say mat they were
beaten, but this fact would have no bear
ing on their support of Mayor Smith and
the rest Of the ticket.