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Evening journal., 1904-10-27
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Evening journal., 1904-10-27

"The Span Of Life" Sutten Vanes
drama Of thrills and startling situa-
tions, comes to the Lyceum for the
three days starting today and continu-
ing until Saturday night. IN this play
is Introduced tie famous Donazetta
troupe of acrobats who during the ac-
ton Of the drama forms a human
bridge over "a gaping abyss IN order
that the heroine and her child might
escape the scheming william, this 4a one
OF the greatest thrills offered on the
stage and one that enthuses the audi
ences. Mazumi Ben Rahmman is with
this company and he with his camel
plays a very important part The
management desires to state that on
Saturday afternoon Immediately after
the matinee all children in the audience
may go onto the stage and there meet
Mazuni Ben Rahmman and get a ride
on the back Of the camel.
Evening journal., 1904-10-27
THEATRICAL

Klaw & Erlanger have arranged wita
E. S. Willard. the widely known Eng
lsh actor. to present Lucky Durham"
at the Knickerbocker Theatre i'm New
York the latter part of January. This
play was written by the late Wilson
Barrett and was being presented by
that actor in London with great sue
cess at the time Of his death. Klaw &
EIlanger acquired the American rights
from the Wilson Barrett estate. IN
giving Mr.. Willard the right to play
this piece IN the United States and
Canada. Klaw & Erlanger will enable
that favorile actor to pay America am
other visit this year in new char
acter. an announcement which will be
pleasant news indeed to his host Of
admirers on this side of ihe Atlantic.
Klaw and Erlanger's production Of
the latest Drury Lane spectacle.
"Humpty Dumpty." will he given its
premiere al the New Amsterdam The
atre in New York Monday evening, Mo-
vember "A. Prodigious preparations
are being made for Il. The stages OF
five theatres are being used for re-
hearsals of the different parts OF the
u
performance. which will be staged IN
twelve great scenes The principals
are cast as follows:
Humpty Dumpty. william c. Sch.
rode; King Sollumn. George Schiller
Little Mary, the cook. Frank Moulan
Peter. Little Mary's son. John Nc
Weigh; Harlequin, Joseph Smith; Pan
taloon. j. II. Power; Columbine. Nors
sarony; Blossom, the lost Princess
LILLIAN Coleman; Princess Maris. Nelli,
lDaly: Prince Rudolph. Maude LilliaI
Berri; Guardian Of the Mystic Ring
Arthur Conquest; the Fairy Queen o
Mirth. Frederick Raymond.
There will be 500 people in the per.
/ formance and 260 men employed IL
operating the scenery and mechanical
and trick effects. This is planned to b'
the greatest and most gorgeous spec.
tacle ever presented in this country.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-12
8eiming at 8pramcitre. BIoni

mango gomle Sfiffe, 1om o%berboloes
/ England, er 8ejningen al Boramelt=
re, fgr De tiltre6er beres Bolt, %
in6en De fratr90er ben. Denne 9TH
oberboloeS en6nu / flere 8per 811cf-
ingbom=@bire> og fonot iooleoes for
fort Ei6 fi6en @te6 be6 8orgmejter>
palget / Sigh @pcombe. 8or0me1tes
re11 fer bleb gjenbolgt, og efter Git
og 8rug fra Maret 1885 lam1eoes
Byroa0et n0enfor Borgmelterens 8p~
Zig, 90 man 6rog ga Sptog - 8or9=
meiteren bar fin 5plD1tob, lem bans
Jorggngere bob6e baoret / ao1fi(li9e
@1tnOrebe 9lor - til &aa0buiet, bbor
Fan CO Sc on0re Me6lemmer al ST.
rnobet ga maatte paa Gegten. Borg
meiteren bob6e toget fem Bun6 paa,
ifi9nt fan baboe baDt ct meget trablt
Mor. @eremonien giper ftebfe Mnleos
ming til en- 9el Mnnterbe6, men me6
flor Smbpggeligbe6 in0f9res 8egten
/ EN- Brotofol til Spbeparelie / 8pers
Mrfip.
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- @n engelf @ilfop milte6e nplis
lin treble @u1tru. @n Bra1t, iom
babOe fien0t bans fgr1te Snitrn,
benbte imi6lertib tilboge fra Mfrifn
og gnife6e at bel9ge ben6es @rap-
s sen Mnle0ning benren6te Fan fig
til en- Man6 / p~e6fommenoe 8D.
u&on De iige mig, bbor 8iifcpen
6or lobet lin @ultru begrabe?"
u9et fan ieg fife iige beitemt.~
ipore6e Man0en; vmen ban begraber
Sem for set meite / 8rompton."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-12

lere6e mango @ar babbe 1repet oea
og til Gels be6 at noiege set beb1te
af Oct &beg, lom 6a6eren opfisbte,
g~run6lag6e og u6bifleoe 6en befien6-
te &opsbolt1tamme at ROOT nor6les%
biglf &p9g. @an6elen beobleb Sen
@amle at bripe tro6S i'm bpie Mbcr,
og man fun6e treffe bam paa bbcrt
al 6e betp6eligere Marfe6er / NorO=
ilespig, in6til for ct Bar Star 1ioc11,
ga @pnet begpn6te at ibi9te bonn
6orrige Scmmer un0erfaiteoe bun
Jig en- Operation for @ter % gic,=
ronbt 6erbeb til @els tit Gpn, oog
blep oct al6rig mere til bans Sill
freosbe6.
Sens Sriis og bans &ultru GLEN
&ie1tine, fg6t &osi en, bar oporosst
en- flor 8prnefl of, ser fra set enIon1t
beliggen6e @jem ipreotes iii forifiel=
lige @gne al 2on6et Ito Dptre er gil.
te poo Sjellan6).
S 1896 fejre6e Sc @omle beres
@ul06rpll,1p. Tor tire Mor 1ioen fri
Itece Sc Sen ltore Sorg ct mite oeres
Glolte, ngifte Cater, iom 81 bab6e
6oobet ifl1l0e pleje bem / beres 81
6arrom. SiOite G%fteroor fl1lgte Wo=
oeren berbe i@raben. Chen SEN
Si0 CT Set toget %fjenoeligt af mes SEN
@om(c, inotil fan MI for en- Maa=
ac1S Sib ii0en %frngslco,s til oct
SDge(cie, Dporiro fan MI life mere
lf1ll0e rejie Jig.
9egro0ellen ifete poo 9iterlbaum
&i%rfegoorb. gn ret an eelig Sfnre
al Slugt og &enner iomleSes / Sen
Nfodoes Stem, bbor Trineaig5eoS=
prglt &o11licn al 9oblun6 bol0t Gp
DJnrfel19 Sale beD Den Vallll13 Wnn=
re, og boor ligelcoes en- al bua Mfop~
Seq 99tre> Moren 9%}ef5!uno ira Wop=
limo, tolte ct Hor Mi11oeorb ON So
0ercn. 9erefter forrciteoe Goltpr
Eoullgn S%or0poofoltef en-, ber,So Sen
9(fo90e / Sc lenere Mor, ligci cm bele
6omilien poo &opSbolt, far bolot fig
til JrimenigbeOen / @ooluAo, mootte
foreta9es Sjcmnct. 4oo 81 9:ane
fl'lgte Set 1tore Tdlge Sen 9(fo5be til
HIterlpgl1m &irfegoor6, Dbor 2iget
ienfe0es / @ropen> 110en at Sc &lof>
fer bpis Np1t Sen @on(e i tibligere
Gi6er loo tit bop0e fl1!gt, moot;e III
Sc. @pn % 8efjen0e!ie peb @raben
bar &orlliltoriet 10 ogloa forbud.
Men Tplget bo6 ct ftille uSa0cr BOT"
og forlob @roben.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-12
D6pbe0 fan life helbre0es

Deb ,totale m,oler. ba be Ute fan maa BEN %onerebne aA
If Sret. Ser er fun Ell W}aabe at furere 9pbbeo. 81
Set CT po fonihtnt,oaeae W&,bler. 9epbeb foraarfasef
peb en- bet nbt 9ilftanb al @limbinben i bet euito9tfs
gapr. Naar bette gpr bl1per .nflameret, mrrter 3e en-
%ruutlenbe 2po eaer faar en- eaarlig 9ere1fe. og noar ben
BetenbelIen fan %finr11es. og Sette Rpr gien9tpes tx
normole &i1ftanb. bill 3erelien pere poelagt for ftebt.
gi no at ii Sill elbe frenttaloes beb Ratarrb. ber er IT,
-@i bill 9ipe ct bunbreoe @oaars Tor etbnert 9iteQe
at 9spheb Goraarfaget al &atarrb). iom life fdn tln'
res uteb Hall's Catarrh Cure. Sfrio efter girfuIefs.
fr1t. s.. g. GbeneD& 60, Sp1ebD, o.
~ 51Iges hps MpotGefere &c.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-12
i

ter
Goritanber Mielfen : @o6ifob, &ere
, bape 9usmanosifole u6talte u1t6er e
6ore6rug / Soreegnens 2an6bofore
ming oct pnifelige t. at @usman6s
Iob6erne blep noget it9rre emo efte
oct fremlogte Gorllag, Ga Ser nppp
%opnaaeoes Den Selpiten6i9beo> 6e
bar pn1fet, be6 bisle. @an anbefa
lebe at itifte Goreninger til at fipb'
@erregaar6e til l16itpfning.
g a0ebong &irfe bei
@illergo, 6er er bpgget pac
Ell at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
6e Gietgen ifienfet @run0
er nplig bleben in6piet a
8iifop &pr0om me6 8iltan6 al 8rop:
lten og flere Bralter. @6iti6digbe:
sen operpere6eS al &rltnsminilte1
Gbriitenien> 9epartementscbef @olm
og @o1torcbef 9amfier, bes116en al
&re6lens Tolfetbingsmano, &eter-
ien Mnntsle, Sc lofale Mutbortteter
mes Mmtman6en / Spi0ien meo flez
re. Otter Sn0piellen pre0ife6e Baz
flor &eoemann al Mp6oebo. &irfen,
ser CT ppf9rt 81. a. be6 ct 8i6rog
poa 10000 ST. poo 6inanslopen og
peo itore @oper fra &on9efomiliens
Meeolemmer, fra Sru Sietgen og fle=
re, ct Mnnefsfirfe til Mp0oebo @re=
1tefulb.
51ngt efte' 6legt.
S Sen beltlige 9el / @reojtrltp Spgn
pe0 Silfcborg ligger 2 @ooroe, iom
folotcs u@olle @aor6e". Sen enc
@aorO er gooet / sic fra 6o0er til
Sp1 / nnlte11 $50 9(or - 10 eller
ire Gauge far Ser pnrct 5te0faGer
% i'flere 2eo to @olo 9prn; men
ltobig bor cit Spn al fdrlte sggte=
lfob facet @oorben. Mlle Sen nuD9=
ren0e giers, 9eie(s @enriflens 6or=
fn0re far be6oet @oor0el1, iom for
ca. 70 9lor ii0en fjpbtes fra Mottrl1p
@obs. Sen por en- al Sc fpr1te 6n=
ltegoar0e ser pon ggnen, lpm blep
fjpbt.
2igefe6es CT Ser ct longt Slegtle6
poa ~Sroelltrl,p 9ltergoar0", iom for
SiOen ejes al Martin 8ertelien.
Genie @aar6 er gaoet / Mrb / ian1=
ME 6amilie / ODER 225 Mar, iaa Ser
ite6ie far peret Ell Spn eller 9ot-
ter, Ser far facet @aar6en al Sor-
elorene.
Mpe Ti6er. Mon fat / Sc
iiolte Sage let en- rgos og gulma(e1
fi6re Brgpetur gien>
mem @aberne / &jebenbapn. Sen er
beitemt til at u0fere Dagpognstiene=
1ten mellem Npfjebing poa Saliter og
geplte0, er fabrtferet al ~Danif Mu-
tomobt[fabrif" / Store &ongensgaoe
og ifal ofleperes en- af Sc nerme1te
Gage. Motoren er paa 10 &eiteS
&raft> og Smnibltsien ofgiber SGoa
til 10 @erloner. 8ao Saget er Der
lom poo Sc rigtig gamle, rumlen6e
9agpogre> &loos til Gragtgo6s. @og=
men fan life fj6re ODER 3 Mil / 81
men. Sen beDeger Jig temmelig lD0=
lplt poa fine ioli6e @ummibjnl.
Sra bele 2an0et foreligger ser ct
meget itort Mntal Soreipergs(er ont
MotorzO len, iaa Ser er
@run0 til at outage, at Sen pil finbe
en %betpoe!ig Mnpen0elle, ioo meget
mere iom Srafifmtnilteren lelp far
benDi}t til @rugen al Mutomobiler /
gteoet for Mnleg of cit Mengbe
l1naa Eripntboner.
5ibet1 Sftober I Gior bar Ser be-
ret Mutomobilfart mellem MDfipbinJ
og Mpite0, og Sanobefolfningel1 ct
lpnrt glao nu for set praftiife &i5>
retpi. 9a 9agbognen fun lpber
paa bre0e og go6es 8eie, er Ser iif=
fert inge11 @run6 til at frpgte for
l1lpffer. Ser er go6 Bla6s for @og-
ne til at fj6re af &eien, % @eltene,
ser bper Sag me6er Motoruognen.
Bonner Jig mart til @pnet al Den.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-12
O CONSUMPTION

Den rette F@de-den rette Me-
iicin - den rette lid disse tire
Ting er at den st0rste Weighed
for T@ringspatienten. Den rette
F0de og den rette Medicin-disse
ndeholdes i SCOTS Emulsion al
EN- Torskelevertran. Den rette
lid er yea Diet f0rste Tegn paa
sygdommen. Den rette lid Ell
lu.
Scott's Emulsion hjalper altid.
lnelbreder ofte. Almindelig F9de
hjelper Neringen. Frisk Luft
1j@lper Kuren. Scott's Emul-
sion gj9r begge Dele. Beyond
Tide.
En- af de bedste Grunde for
godt Haab er Scott's Emulsions
code Rekord som Medicin for
Taringspatienter. Saal@nge Sy-
stemet err st9rkt nok til at taale
Medicin af nogen Art, kan Diet
BRUCE Scott's Emulsion.
vi vii sende Dem lidt til at prove, ON D
9nsker Diet.
SCOTT & BOVINE, 400 Pearl Street, New York
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-12
DR.. Niles Anti. Pain pills.

Ct burtist, fftert os paalibelist Mibbel for ips e1er
uerpps 5ppebpine, @psimerter. Maoepine, gseuralsia,
Neroplttet, Ssrritab1litet, Sponf9Sbeb. @ist, Sciattea.
Snbebolber bperfe1 Opium eGer Mprf;n % ~efterlaoer
.usc1 f!eu1me Gftercirfninger. IS Soils 25c. Dae
'apotbeter elsr ie,;hes al ST. Mi1es' mabicaJ
Sn., GifDart. Ssubiorl
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-12

a n e II
Sc forne6ne Mft6ler i'll ct 8anemnl9
fra @ipe til 8ranoe CT nl1 ilifre6e.
Ct 81 I'll mes mege
6 Dg s ONT. S Gplge in0lpbe1
@fterretning til Morobp paa 6anp e.
8orfifibet rMnna Mgnete", &apteil
Motbiaien> in6fommet til 8unta Sci
gobe mes Stprmanb og 5 Manb ~
ge; to Mono CT 6poe UNDER &eiien
sfibet nar paa &eiie fra @pobaps:
eerne til Marleille.
&eoocoe 5pmen6. Sam:
peren uSSobamne" al @amborg bar
@%oI1enal1 Ionbiat 2 %iftbbruone 5p:
mpnb. 9amperen Dobbe I 9iterlp:
e, mellem @eoier og 9ari erort trrf
fet Sagten u5palen" al sGre t lpn'
fen6e Eilltoub og bab6e reboet Sens
9elptning, beltaaen6e al Clipper
@rifiel1 pg cit Motros. ~Spolen"
bar pao i'm fprltc &eile.
6 %rnDpm 5 Il [ g. 8aaro=
cicr @u:nuus @run, @orslltnoc pad
9ollo1b, bor jolgt i'm @aaro Spit
oertoite", 100 S0r. 2ano ltor, til
@%oorbcier Sens Gfafte / 2inoet for
II 1000 SIR. 9eiutnin9 % Sl,pel1tor
mchiplger life. Somtioig far Sens
Sfuitc iolgt SEN bnrn tilbgre1oe
@oorn rSlettcmorf" / 2inbet ucO TIL
lia0cnoe S(reo( II Sor. IS. til Tor=
po1ter 9o1rioS Sfoftc, 81 ltergaarO>
fur $4,000 Sir.
Gre Mrnb brnfncoe c.
Gomplfiber. vTreir" al &onoers CT
onfo11llel, til 9fe>pcoltle efter cit me
get itorll1i1l0 Gperreile. Gn 9rooo=
ID for llooet 9ufsbl,l ct oper 9or>,
ncb hpilfen Seili3Nco 8 Mon0, Stpr=
mol1o 3icb, Moifinmc -u: &etcrlen %
Mfcs icorcugeu, hleu ifpl(cbe oper
@orb % rrl,fneoc. Sc Torulpffeoe
nor olfc bicnunebdrenbe / &ol10ers.
2bcn StDrluono Sou1s 2uOpig 9tcD
bar fpot / Mpruc 1870 % rplig off.
2oen Moi fil1mel ter 9iolmar Carl
Tetcrion ror fpot / Sperige 1857;
ban efterloocr gnfe og en- itor 9br=
ne lof. Mesie0ren9en Seren Ggri=
ltenlen por fsot 1884 / &oulteb.
en- raft 9reng. Sens
Morius Senlcu, 5pn at Susmano
&iels Senien / Giereborg, CT life
mere en6 ii Star, men far nlligebe}
ct flct l1br til 80 &r., iom fan enb=
ba ielp bar 1ient. gn Scat 1ige fpr
Sss11I bor bans Sorelbre til 8rDll1p;
bon bar biemme og pasie6e fine mint
sre spifenoe. ub poa Mftenen gift
ser SIS / roget &pi, Ser bar bengt
til Sorring. Men / cit Sart tit
Sens Sc Smoa pGffet % / @eoerne
og no al @ulet mes SEM, bporpoa ian
fif repet set breu0en0e Spi neo og
iI1.ffet Sloer, bporpe0 fan reooeoe
tine ggifetSes Sip og fine 6Jrelores
@jenoom. Sg oerfor bor 6oriifriags=
prienet betrnft bom mes l1bret.
G1agene po e6e /
0pergetpcb / @en0ipslel
forleoen. 8pens mongeaorige 2G=
rcr, SalOernar Scbn11Dt, tDlote
bo 70 Mar, og ST. 5cbmibts tolrige
Sennefreos nar Iamlet Siemmet ON
BET gonle agte0e sgg1epar. Gn Sci
al Sioen tilbragte Sc mango @jeiter
n1e6 at beje 2erer Scbmibts ino=
boIosrige MISUNDERSTANDING Cant
ling, ser life ipnes at baDe ltot lpn=
herFigt beb 6e1 gapmiloe giers itore
@ope, ca. 5000 Mumre, til &anum
@eminori1m. Ser in6lpb n1oer
Soften EN- Meng6e 2pfgnifningstele-
grommer, III. a. fra &a1ltusminiiter
Gbriitenie n og &roplt 9resler, Sre=
b%erifsbopn,6 ser begge / biertelige Sro
toffeoe 5cbmi6t for banS @ier'
ming.
90 Sor6emo6erenb a /
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herFigt beb ben gapmiloe giers ltore
@ope, ca. 5000 9aumre, til &anum
@eminorium. Ser in6l9b nn6er
Soften en- Meng6e 2pfgnifningstele=
grommer, 81. a. fra &a1ltusmtnilter
Gbriitenien og Hroblt 9resler, Sre=
b%erifsbopn, ser begge / biertelige Srb
toffeoe 5cbmi6t for ba11s @ier'
ming.
ga Sorbemo6eren b a t
s. g. S &ipbitaoen 6. /
SeSDl(on6 / @. @o6e boer paa 1. Gal
/ en- @oar6 bos en- SernItpber Sen
p1igtopfpTbenoe Sor6emo0er Maoom
g. On oarle Morgenitun6, ST.
6 ringeoe set iterft pao @ortfloffen
og SEN tjen1tiprige Mabam g. baite:
Sc ill 8in6l1et / Natfappe &eoe
poa @a6en bol6t en- 8on0efarl mel
@oen og &eite og fog &nolo pac
&nolb meo lin &iif. Meabam IS. raa
Der trpltenoe til bam: ~9su ifal j(
itrofs bore Ser" og faa Minntte1
efter letter. FUN fin Saife op I Mge
1tolen til &arIen me0 Sen 8emgrf
ming: u@oa, MI er ieg feroig. g
fan goot fjbre." - ~Ter6ig?" fige1
SEN faomelte @orl MI forbaniet
rgfe gu er ri life fer6ig = 81 ia
ioamenb go6t fjbre mes, men 81 flu
bejien fun baft en- &iul lie e E&if
mofin." @armfnpien6e refer Ma
6om 6. fig op, fnal0er 6en forbade
Sc Scarf ct or6entligt 9refigen og for
Ipinoer fpn6iomt ino ao &orten mej
fin Baggage. @j1tret til Scr fema
ffinen fit &orlen fife me6 biem Sci
Sag, oa Sen Sorneie1ie, ban bapbe a
ben ti6liee &jbretur, blep iaale6e
roget bla116et.
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49,
&j6benbapn. Haa 8olitifameret
bite oct iig> at ban bapoe 1000 @r.
/ S%egne6osert, og at ser iaale6es biit=
ncf er Sale ONT 8e6ragerier eller l1n=
6erileb, men at Man6en ganlfe flint
pelt li6er al cit Mrt @in6sipge, Ser
gioer fig l1oilag / en- iaaoan plu6ielig
Toribin6e11. Sen 9ag Fan bleo bor=
tie, afreiite fan mes Sltoget fra &ie=
be1rbobn til &ors6r og tog 6erfro
ODER &iel til &amborg, bbor fan op=
boI6t fig ct @ar Gage. Sra &am=
borg reiife fan pi0ere til 8erlin> oe
fer far ba11 flaffet ON, 1t6en at fan
fan gigre &eoe for, bpa6 ban bar TO-
retaget fig / al Sen STD. 9erefter
iatte Fan Jig / Soget og reilte ODER
@~aisnit5 Grelleborg ti1boge til &jg-
benbabn. 9en ulpffelige Man6,
ser gior6e ct meget foritprret Sn0=
trpf, bleo ienot til fin 6amilie
MeItbe6. Ser oil lite blibe reiit fri.
minel Etltale imo6 bam, bertmoo e,
set 1an6ipnltgt, at ban for lengerf
Sill moa tage Opbol6 paa EN- 5inbs:
iDgean1talt.
@enere 6orb9r bar gipet ct &eiul
tai, Ser fun0e tDoe paa, at Fan far Ell
l1n0erballonce / tit @asfe paa ca
1900 ST..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-12

@ftermele. Gorle6en bb6e,
1om me66elt, &entier Sens Senien
6riis paa &opsbolt / en- Ml6er al 70
Mar. @lo6et u&eimbal" / Maben=
rao bar mo6toget f6l9er6e @fil0ring
al bans &erion og 2ipsgjerning:
Sen Mf0e6e b9rte, ifjdnt bon par
EN- barmtfglen6e 6onif Man6, life til
6em> Ser tog flor @el / BET offentlige
2ib, men par alltgebel fien6t ODER
ioo go6t iom bele Morbilesbig og
fienbte neiten allie @gne al 2anbet
ioo in6gaoen6e 1om FIN faa. 2ige
fra fin ltngbom bar fan nenrlig 0re<
bet en- fife ubetpbelig &%begban6el,
Ser f9rte bam til ngiten bber 8p og
iatte bam / Sorbin6elie me6 mango
Soft. Det Berionfien6lfab, ban. |
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APATHY IN VERMONT
Voters in the State Are Not
Aroused.
ELECTION ON TUESDAY
REPUBLICANS COUNT UPON
ABOUT Is, 900 PLURALITY.
Expect a Number Of Gold Democrats
Will Return to Their Party-Po-
litical Meetings Held.

Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.
MONTPELIER, VT, September L. 1901
The Vermont election. which will be held
September g. will be watched with interest.
as it is the first state election since the
presidential conventions. Undoubtedly many
gold democrats who voted for Mckinley will
90 back to their party. On the other hand
many of them have declared themselves
republicans. and will continue to act with
that party. 1t would appear from the cleo
ton returns that 5000 democrats voted with
the republicans in 1896. Two thousand Of
these democrats returned to the party in
1900. and the republicans that year lost
these and 1900 stay-at-homes. There is no
populist party in Vermont, nor has there
been, so that this factor, so important in
many states, is entirely eliminated. And
for this reason the republican vote will
show a loss, since it is almost certain that
more democrats will return to the party
and none leave it. AS there are only 1900
of the 5000 who came over in 1896 remain
ing, the loss cannot be serious. Even with
this loss the state would give the old-time
republican majority Of 25.OOO all that the
republican leaders of the state are now
claiming.
The following are the figures on the presi-
Dental elections of recent years. The state
elections have rarely called out as full
vote, but the proportion has been about the
same.
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instruction in Culinary Art.

A new feature of public education Is
found in the establishment of an institution
solely for instruction of pupils in the cult
nary art. The National Cooking School.
Ills street northwest, will open October
next. 1t is believed that this school Of
domestic science will fill place heretofore
In some degree neglected in this city.
The method to be followed by the school
as outlined by the management is alto
gether practical Offering all the advantages
of home training. The school Is equipped
with two kitchens well stocked with mod
ern utensils. a dining room and Japanese
tea ROOM all to be used exclusively by the
students in the pursuit of knowledge.
Glasses will be limited to six each and In
dividual work will be required. 1t is said
that seven of the seminaries of the city
have affiliated with the National School.
Because Of the limited period devoted to
each lesson there is but little time to spend
in scientific analysis of the foods. This
part of the work will be dwelt upon as the
different principles are studied. The les
sons follow the repast from the market
stalls to the dining room table.
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DRAFT OF SPECIFICATIONS.
Plans for Supply of Building Stone for
Municipal Home

Bids for furnishing stone for the con-
struction of the new municipal building for
the use of the District government will
probably be called for by the District build
ing commission about the middle of this
month. The architects. Cope & Stewardson
of Philadelphia, have forwarded to Captain
Chester Harding. supervisor Of construction
of the building. rough draft of specifica-
tions upon which the bids for stone will be
based.
1t is stated that the specifications will
call for a light-colored stone, durable and
substantial in character. 1t is understood
that the particular kind of stone will not be
specified. but it is believed that either a
white marble a white granite is preferred
by the commission.
Captain Harding stated today that the
stone plans for the building have not as
yet been prepared by the architects, but
that they expect to complete them about the
18th of this month He states that he has
not yet estima ted the probable cost OF
stone and the probable cost of construction,
SO that he cannot state accurately about
how much can be expended for the stone
for the new District building 1t has been
roughly estimated. however. that the stone
will cost about double the cost of the con-
structfOn wc.k or approximately $SUO0O.
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FATAL CASE OF LoCKJAW.
Toms Mazrga, an Austrian, Found
Dead in His Bed.

Toma Mazrga an Austrian. employed IN
connection with the railroad improvements
in Southeast Washington, was found dead
in bed at an early hour this morning at
his boarding house. 90t New Jersey ave-
nue. southeast. Death was caused by lock-
jaw, and Acting Coroner Glazebrook, after
inquiring into the facts, issued certificate
Of death accordingly.
About two weeks ago the Austrian was
taken to Providence Hospital suffering
from an injury to one of the toes On his
left foot The injury was not well when
he insisted on leaving the hospital several
days ago and returning - his employ
ment. The physicians 1t the institution
advised him against leaving, but he in
sisted on. doing so. Since he was deter
mined to leave he was told to return to
the hospital each day and have the foot
dressed, which he promised to do He
failed to keep his Word, ahowever. and re-
turned to work. and it is supposed that the
injured member became exposed and lock-
jaw developed. 1t IDS. thought that mem
bers Of his race engaged on the railroad
work here will attend TO the funeral ar
rangements. ,.Da 100