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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-09-15

@erb itebt. 5ier ertranf bas
2 Sabre alte ainb bes 8erenanns
Dold auf bem 6ofe Der elterlid,en
Wobnuns in Der Sduhenarube. Die
Gltern bdtten bas ainb bereits lanae
gefuht, Bis fie su ibrem S9reden
ipa9rnebmen muBten, bab es beim
Spielen in bic @rube gefalen unb
oorin einsn eIenbsn Sob sefnnben
bate.
Q a r B I e. g[uf benz bieiiaen
Slibi9ahte Der Robleniperfe ipurb.
Der 8ergmann Riibne aus Reinsbprf
Dnrd undergraduates @e6irae berort
Derfhiittet, baB Der Sob auf her
Stelle eintrat. Der 9erunalifdte binz
tsrlaBt cine 5rau nni' fiinf Rinber.
6eiligenftabt. Die Ghnes
denoii1terei in @eisleben, aus Der inn
pergangenen 9erbit $4,000 @tiid oe<
mGitete Weinbergf1neden nod syraralfzs
teih perihidt tpllrben, lpir0 audi IN
niefent Sabre tpieber bstrieben. Srok
fss trDdenen Wetters ipsift BET
,.Shnedenpurt" bod ihDn iiber 12-
600 Grenplure duf. Der llnternehz
rier, Der NIT IL Mgentsn in Der Inn
ge9enb arbeitet, bDfft es In bie}em
Sabre duf einen umiaB rpn elmer
MiIlion biefer .Delifditff.ns iii brins
Gen.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-01-20
BURIAL PERMITS.


Rcssie HUT. Is years. City Hospital. l"art
Nary Belle Peak. Is years. 3l1 Thou as; peri
;paitis.
Margaret Davis. p years. Iols Glattan. pacu-
Louise Koenie, 80 years. 1so, st. Louis: re-
louise Remr:ert. 10 days. Bethesda Hospital.
pneumonia.
Henry Beverungen, 30 years, Emergency Hos
pita!: C~.rTlCsIS.
CharIes Zi.gler. a years. Ss42 Rutger: loco
: {, knohlauch, "a years, 25ls Indiana;
Albert Weber. 50 years. 1851 south Broa Iva.
Josephine wald-on. % years. aaes o.d5le;
Henry Yeaee-. 20 years. 1921 Papt7: phthisis.
Jacob C. Tr!ntz. q years. -,l2 indiana;
Naly 7. Burke. Il years 80 chouteau;
Hazel smith. 81 years. co. Elm: surshot.
Ben Oiliges. Al years. 2'2s Gravois. Rast1tis.
Halnah shaw. 81 years. 40Ss Page; pneu-
'PI"ston Rainey. l month. 3i+a Lawtoa: pneu-
"Gcaatrre Lesender, > years. 1522 South Tenth:
Kath.Iine Rreiding. % years, Good samari-
tan EosT!ia!- 1888 North Fourteenth: ir' gan
harles Kempr. - years 1862 Lucky: cancer.
Mary Connors. 59 years, 81 oFail'n; con-
CHARLES Waterman. :" years. 1886 Papin: rnsu-
John McKeown. II years. Marine Hospital:
'E steve oral. ? days. 14g7 North Sixteenth;
William o. Garrison. ~ Years. 552l Gates;
tuberculosis.
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\

REPI Bile
Springfield. Ill. Jan. 19.-Certihcates Of in
corporation were issued to-day by Secretary
of state Rose a. follows:
LAWYER. Keller & heber Company. Rockford;
capital. Si5,p1: manufacturing ana dealing in
irn Der. lncorporatur-Thonss q. LAWYER. Ed
win II. keeler and Thomas d. Reher.
Alexander King d Co. Galesturg: capital,
S33, 90. manufacturing and dealing ir stone,
zrGnite and marble. lncnrporators-C. L. Allen,
Alexander King and f. J. King.
The Ottawa Armory Company. ottawa: 10
erect and maintain an aIin"ry and puDlic hail.
lnoorpora /. Gapen. Al. +. Schuch
and Earl ". Zikbell.
The $. w. Wyss Drug Company. Alton. cap
i;al. 5,GO: wholesale and retail drug BUSINESS.
Incorp0ratcrs-Samuel H. Wyss. u. Il Nyss
and Adolph ". +. Faullmann.
The Cisne Butter snd Cheese Factory. tlsne;
capital, $500: manufacturing butter and
cheese. In"orporator-Charles %. Truscott. O..
8. Brown aid J. Il. Ellington.
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ISSOUR
RkpTRLIC SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
jefferson City. No. Jan. i9.-Certifcates Of
incorporation were issued in the Office Of the
Secretary Of state to-day as follows:
Louis ]. CONN Supply Company of ST. 10
seph; capital. sa,Nro. all paid. Incorporation
v. H. Griffith. Jr. Louis J. Conn and Il. l.
Schwartze.
The Farmers Bank Of Winston, Daviess
County: capital, sla,VV. all paid. incorporatUrs
Charles Davis. NJ. il. cutter, Ii VI Caster
and others.
Tne Dornan Realty Company Of Kansas
CITY: apital. $500. half paid. lncorpprarcTs-
BENJAMIN +. Dorman, William {. Dutfn and
William J. Brennan
The Great Northern Fuel Company 1f Kan
sas CIty filed statement of increase of cap
tai stock from slgj.0gO to 10000 600.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-01-20
sToCItuOLDE.Rs' MEETINGS..


Noti't 1: OF SPECIAL MEETING OF STOCK
E%E3H@3Il,.i rGs 1 or iii &AB f,2f E i,AiiG;
70 III ckao;aeis and % H-n,ure Mor,r.age
h,~Ifh.dsr, Of The WABASH i,Ainri,.,n
N"tl,E is ,HEREtY GIVEN that a special
I''aiahy ~ ue a,!i al tn ofhc. 4 smith *
| i'm ,aI y,.'' G,n'i4l attgrnsys II H. ON
- 1,% i'r"gnce ENchtnte h%Gi!d.nf. in tn city
10y g. match. 4H"', at = u'cic,k a. IN, for the
-. f-I.,, a. w. $50 iis. tag 'i4 aetinG upon
800 <',SE Il ais company BY The amount
g.. >gs'ros Il -, rar ,a,ur z SlG .aSg. ana
~. Fa.heat.'n II Ihe execution # tn"
rs - ''trh tiGs' : nlial.A anl r.Arls. az
t.,,,. &c. : .t." $'n.""t' - INST. iIcn G:ty-y"ar
. rt tB.. -" ...'r" u lhi',t =. IN p!lSH-
ru,l M. IN IN. - !4'r.l a.inri,d Al -" .as an
n,''Easc IA .2rnn'd"Is Il this company. ard
~, ht'.{ q, lmr!5 4. ,h"g'Hn "a ylr,".
''Ht'." 'l"TtGar" bombs Il .hr company viii
- H.. ttr purpose IF tn" meeting at l.
''I,'4,i al i o'ci.r, a m. q Msrca .. I!-4.
10y "id'r ~ he I..a,d IT Directors.
jt~rili htA%il IR.. President.
~" I 'iI"s1n. Secretary.
l'at,-i. New York. January u. 1905.
-. L"tlS mon MOUNTAIN ANp SUCTTI-
r!rct.@a Notice Nj. ,e is hereby given that
- d'il."! in'"fl2- Il St'.hhuiit rs - tho II.
, -mlary M, lie hcId at The general .fi1e II IN,
II i"E' IN n" city OF -. l. us. No. on Tu.s
aay March :. 1901. at . o'cloci. a. IN, for III.
election 10: TIL teen director. 10Y no a,l,,iny
yea; an! f.. the transaction u any .rh.r
- liht nay con" before said meeting
! ne annual meeting # the directors viii be
h'li q the ,.ims Office o. The same dav at j.
"'..N .".'. u" transfer books will he closed
IN SATURDAY. January 81. 1893. AT l. o'clock
noon. ANA r"'panyd on the day fo!l"wins tn"
annual NC nE Of the stockholders ar any
GECRGE ! GOULD. President.
H"~ I@ls January 70. l.ai,
so, ktfDLpEi&S' Mrrtius- IN. annual meet
t.S OF IA" s'nckh,id"rs af the Missouri safe PC
directors. t. serve during tn, .nsiIinr" t,ay ,Ti
Ivl me Transaction "f such other business rs
f4f ,'.t''iE '"tu" h"'or" tn" meeting. viii be
i,'i at y" rElc" OF :h- conTany. in the EIui:n-
n NJ 'G on n NH aTa L-Sgnst Str"e,s s.. Louts:
H'"e -, O'Clock a. IN. J.. *. FERGUSON.
Attest J : Kendrick. Secretary '-'
= Louis No. Ian. !. 1874.
Slrt kEuLpFHs MEETING Tho annual
meeting Of the stockholders OF the HandiaL-
- i manufacturing 'omIaHy. for the ,l". ton
- directors Ia serve during the ensuing year
ard for the transaction of such other business
ray intE con" before the meeting. VIII be- h-'l
St. Louis. NJ. On TUESDAY the second ID dt, OF
\, II. .HANDLAN. President.
h,t,S': : II Handlan. Jr. Secretary.
iaanery Il. 1874
THE annual meeting of III, stockholders II
Y" NJ. Nj Buck Manufacturing Company. fnr
tne e!9Gti'" 4 directors and officers to serve
ton II such other business rs may properly
com" before ii, Will lee held ut the oitice u the
on tN' fourth day f February. 1914, At the
Attest: E. v I. h i. FANn E9:4s2ir, President
-. LOUIS. rtp-. Jan II. 1904. |
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-01-20
NEW CORPORATIONS.


The following Incorporation was fle6 yester-
Gay in the office Of the Recorder OF Deeds:
Electric Battery Compound COMPANY. q. W.
Grcencr and Frank VI. Holmes Of MariOnvilie,
No. 26.OGA shares each. George W. Holmes.
.9GT shares; William conway OF -. Louis, !
share. 4 ". Hehard and r. H. Stevens Of
( layton. Mo. share each. First meeting to
% neld January y. 1874. at noon. at Sl5 Cnest-
lut street. capital stock. full paid. $4,000.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-01-20

Wedding Rings Solid Gold.
Finest qualities. 81 10 so. Nermod &
'accard'S. BroaGway and Locust
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& Henderson

Business College, Grand Avenue and Windsor
Place Opposite High SchooD-Thorough indi-
vidual instruction in shorthand. typewriting.
bookkeeping and all English branches: pos
tions procured. Day. three months. SIS; ons
month. $40. Night school. IS per month. Call
for catalogue. Both phones.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-01-20
Barnes Business College,

Board of Education building. oil Locust ST. :.
twenty-third year: eight experienced instructors:
splendid equipment: personal instruction. Cali
or write for catalogue.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-01-20

COOK wANTED-References required. .46,
WcstmIns;er.
COCK WANTED-Wonan as cook in board
ing-nous". Biz E3ston.
crenccs, s736 IVES, Pine.
COOK WANrED-Good wages; no laundry
work Appiv Az Pine 81
COOK WANTED.,A competent cook. with
restaurant. 5524 \. Eroadvay.
COO WANTED-At one scod shor,-orier
cgot: bring reference. 1907 Market st.
COOK W~ANTEB-White woman to cook for
a few borders s. per week. 6416 Wise ave.
COOK WANTED-Go,d girl to do plain cock
IN" and help with h~ousewofE: no washing 2$i5
COOK. ETC. WANTED-Cook. So; laun-
dress. $25. housemaid, also seamstress, s21.
COOK. ETC. W~ANTED-GlrI to cook only:
also girl for honsemaid: family OF two. $50
COOK WANTED-Experienced cook for pri-
yate family: first floor: n" washing. 1924
Washington.
COOK WANTED-German GIL for cooking
Ing. 1923 sidney.
COOK WANTED-GirI for cooking and IaIn-
ily. 1885, McPherson.
COOK WANTED-Girl t. DO plain cooling Tor
small family best wages. 500 L'nGfe!low oou!e-
ward: third hots" from Crane.
-TI,IL- ~, >9rUn yyo,,a. - c,otT,- 0,I
hcus"Nork. family # two. n" Washing. no out
side work Ia 20 Il Webster; references. CT
-. Republic
COOK WANTED Go2t cook: white "r
coicrct' no other work: good wages: COOL
home: must have city references Call at 26ii
cliy- st. Thursday afternoon. between 3 and
huhoresHer.
-nut-I -
ttnEal Hotel. East 81. louis.
.T->I,CI[C - I>-TETl Boo,J 80 -
~ - = = - =" ca" '"''''
Iiul,I I'm. itu- y
BNTStRESS WANTEp-GDloret !aundress.
M'l-i'NEtS anu Lr"IN'i"H. - pltasIlth' ave.
~IIISpPTSS laUrIr.se a.
- -"
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Ni>cci!.i


ACTRESS W~ANTEp-W eil-tnowH Theatrical,
manager wishes to engage clever. sfyhsI y"anS
. MA .,tri,'.E Ne Ne. ~ It 49, M, NJ .c-
cnmn,n% has zen urganiL.d ,"I.uiid opinr
runj, i1, I'm. amiiI5l.s LADY 50 an, irplv
nnie1s YOU mean business, ,f -. Repubic.
APPRENTICE WANTED DrcsSmak,r wants
ni,irrnfl,.. -4v while I.lfuirr NJ Z DIrine
3'3,A one.
CAM h<~.I: WANT tH-huus,. an
! ya-sar, salary s.. IT ,, E.puttic.
I~fI.VttENnID A%VfII yruaU - NJ,
chainbarnsfI worE. 1905 : jefferson.
-, -. .-..-a
AMY tn.itr tt'I.raGn rinlai IiSS Ghe.taut
IttALHk NANItI' iiihtl: a..
r.ari,aJ. 'siy nos. Of abiiry n..d ,,aIy. tar-
nantnt # suited. II. ! Hrnz %.
to r.a4h 6t.hil, 1905 Chcst!ut =; ~
-. -. -
,rlHWa. h.r u.ridian III \ Eighth 3, ~
-, a.. 49,, - - - -
Nom &, s.rarJ ni5f ' |
GIRL NANTEb-Appraniice girl for fancy
GIRLS WANT Eb-Gtrl !! To- II wars ~ age.
;"r Gaming machine -" y MAN ST
;IRl, WA%T.II-EtE wages for one not
afr-tI of mild as. r. sr,4la fever ,F;. cares
Iittl. HAN iLI'-''4fl "l4ENE o "C'k. KEEP
st2r". sell goods s;eA"ETaphy' FAIR pay. Ills
Girl; ME ,fern'au sir. Tor T'stA,laut
work sl2 ana room r" Slraay work ib :.
- flllA
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-01-20

Washington.
HELP WANTED-MALE.
Clerks and Collectors.
AsSIsTANT OFFICE NAN WANTEp.MaE-
can BUSINESS bureau. 9ls Olive 81,
BRIGHT young man; day clor&. new hotel.
So month; lizard AutDcrat Association. SIS
Pine.
HRIGET man: city work good position. So
week. ste9dy Advancement. AutOCrat .ASSocia-
tion. SIS Pine.
CLERKS ANTEu-Receivins ard Loading
clerks: freight houses and express companies;
steady. with aIvh1o"r'Et, SIS Pine.
CLERKS WANTED -BriEh-. young m.n -
stock. order. entry. resistant. shipping and hiii
clerks wholesale dry. E."ts; grocery: hard
Wart houses A?plv Ss i'ln".
DRUG CLERK WANTED-Wf,h about two
OF three years experience: German preferred.
3.o2 y Eleventh 81.
GROCERY lei W~ANTED-Must 6c ac-
93Gin 4a. /" West End references required ''7'
GRoCERY. CLERKS WANTEH-Fo0T, gro
Gerry clerks; 81 week: hotel. $40 dry goods. ST..
American business Bureau. @la oli"e
Man ANTED-yuuns man. passenger Train
service: through daylight runs, Acme En-
ployment Fursau. sls rlne st.
MANAGER. Ere. WANrED-8nnch mana
cling saiesin.n. 50. Apply SIS P!r@.
PENMAN WANTED-ESccilent psnmaa.
rapid and n%Tru'at" with figures. railroad. $50
LElsh lr,9 ~, , injury.
railroad. sNIress companies. American Eusi-
49, - 80 ~, =. -----aa- -
,,IiltEt ing me- TIn On n'sSSngrT Trains
l lMo.N RI -, -, ~ I'll Ihrh',
salesmcr. So. American Business t~r.au. ~,
olive.
ara collect S5 v =. sn NJ ef ia ~" HIfy M =.
-, - I'm Ir,II,-IS W. -, ~.
Fin N'- ''
= NJ 49, IN 7--r- Ie15-117er- s.
tN,,iiy.i TIhsS "' i'''i" Aul'''a' ass ia
~ -,
Boys,
B~ouTRI.N'N WANTFD-A coiored b1othlarh.
:29l4, ; Broadway.
BOYS WANTED-Good boys. hrglv I". DIST
Tt %. II. i1ir'
work 500 nclmar.
T,I WIE--Ef-- r.. TeI-r-, &c - IL -
meal n,nrkHt t55I Lark, 10 ann ~ ''
"-1, --'
BOY WANTED nFtgh; hoy for general
N-LE N''htl - " IL il.' 81
20 WANTED In drug store: wiki some
-J1y v-,(r,E-D -, --I4.,I- - - -.
side Ior, :, Nashingtan t'rrare
ROY rool TO- r.v i'm n Egrsa-
shooting snop, 1907 : Hrcadvay.
{ an n 'n'' I.o"fE J. li3 y sixth ~
Hamilton Frarm--- ~ HAr.!it'1 as
Doys ,,.7TI- - - ...,.
NerGel hNE : I'M alN. i-areAce an Folsom
-Dnys y ..-rETI -To -. = r.II of-..,I,,c
49,
rs En- H mHiT ! ' 5aai NI and I'M vs WI ma 9iaH@ E 4T ST.
iFn's aN'
f'hS w \ . Fl 70 '"aih be arrniteCts
- '.t'l' Afh'iS- "a az drawing Sch9"i, $50
- -,
- - - -. 10 years. oti. VINO is
Nj. Fis,n. 81 y. Vandrverter
- ITI.-rTT
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.


ALL those desiring help or Sc. king situation,
may register with the FTe. Eaupl1y ment Blu
rcGu OF IT," stat" Labor Bureau Of Statistics.
sl3i- Chestnut st. situations and help fur
n!shed free Of charge Tel. KinIOch \ 9SI.
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PARTNERS WANTED.

PARTNERS WANTED.
BARBER win 500. to take half interest IL
barber sTuu. 9l2i- Olive.
PARTNER WhNTED-Nith s5s: no compe-
titiun. nothing in city like II: profits so to 500
Ie- dav. Il "a. Republic.
PARTNER NNNTEp-F"r sit machine pa
Tor. the best and cniy location downtown; have
the agency for the creates. n,velty. venilnG
machine in tn" world. small amount needed
can or write room i6t-ll olive.
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2O4 SAVING eY PURCHASING

Household goods Cf all descriptions from
LANGAN * TAYLOR :. X NJ %
1875 Washington ave.
Gail ami he convinced.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-01-20

.tESOLj TIE care Sivsn to moving. storage,
packing. Shipping. h,ust hold goods: work guar
antesd. Il 1921. beaumont 5!2A. 3@22 Olive
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-08
NO ACTION ON PIERS
Assembly Falls to Secure a
Quorum Last Night.

In the absence of a quorum at the
proposed meeting of the assembly last
evening it was impossible to act upon
the Newman & Hoy contract for the
removal of the Broadway bridge piers.
1t was not considered advisable by
some of the members of the assembly
to act upon the contract until more
definite information has been received
from Washington. The only report on
the question from there has come
through newspaper correspondents.
City Engineer Rundlett wired for in
formation, but a reply had not been
received in time for the meeting of
last evening.
There has been talk about some rail-
road using the piers for a bridge, but
this is impossible. In recent compro-
mise with the Great Northern the city
entered into contract with the road
guaranteeing not to build the bridge
and in fact vacated that part of Broad
way that would have been used as the
east approach to the bridge This makes
all agitation Of the question of using
the piers simply so much nonsense.
The only contention has hinged upon
the charge that local contractors
seemed to be the persons most anx-
ious for the removal Of the piers. The
piers will hardly be destroyed. how
ever, unless the government requires
such action.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-08

Presidents Commission Files
It's recommendations.

WASHINGTON, D. c., March q
The commission appointed by the pres
ident, consisting of w. A. Richards,
commissioner of the general land Of
fee; Clifford Pinchot, chief forester Of
the department of agriculture, and f.
H. Newell, chief engineer of the re-
clamation service, to make sugges-
tons regarding revision Of the laws
relating to public lands, has made to
the president a partial report, which
was sent to congress today. 1t recon-
mends the repeal of the timber and
stone act and the substitution of suit
able provision for selling, after APP
praisal, the timber on public lands
which is needed in large or small
quantities for industrial purposes.
The committee also recommends the
repeal Of the law permitting assign
ment of entries under the desert land
law and urges the Importance of
more careful administration of the
law, especially of those provisions re-
1ating to obtaining an adequate per-
manent water supply.
It advocates the restricting OF the
communication clause of the homestead
entry, where such entries are located
within forest reserves or where the
land is chiefly valuable for timber. 1t
suggests the outlines for law permit
ting homestead entries upon agricul-
tural land within forest reserves and
the survey and description of such ag-
ricultural lands by metes and bounds
rather than by the rectangular sys-
tenn, thus permitting the agricultural
lands to be selected along the valleys
and to embrace the good tillable land
without taking in extensive tracts Of
hillside. ~
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-08
THINKS SCHURMIER
IS DELAYING CONTRACT
Aid. DahIquist Objects to Reference of
RosabeI Street Paving Matter.

Aid. Dahiquist, of the Third ward, is
anxious for the approval of the con-
tract for the paving of Rosabel street
from Sixth to Eighth, the award hav-
ing been made to the Barber company
by the board of public works and APP
proved by the board of aldermen. AT
the last meeting of the assembly the
contract was referred to the committee
on streets at the instance of Assem-
blyman Schurmeier, who stated that he
thought it possible that the property
owners might prefer sandstone when
advised of the cost of asphalt
ct seems to me- said Aid Dahl
quist, that Schumacher is simply try
ing to hold up this improvement, for
which I have fought for three years
and which is necessary. I do not be-
lieve that, he should be allowed to do
So"
Several assemblymen have assured
Dahlquist that the contract will be
awarded at the first meeting of the
assembly.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-08

music and the jolliest jokes-this prin-
cipal sponsor for the recreation Of his
merry friends, was lying in the shadow
of death.
During a dozen years or more Mr..
Tenney has been the inspiration of
local amateur entertainments. With
abilities that would have brought him
valued reputation upon the platform
or the stage, he has been content to
lend the fullest personal effort in the
aid of fraternity and charity Although
his health has been impaired since
last November, he has for several
weeks divided with J. F. Morrow the
task of preparing the Pythian burletta
and minstrel show.
Mr.. Tenney's strength began to fail
week ago. But he continued the try
ing work of management and rehearsal
until last Thursday. He was then
Frustrated. Since Thursday he has be-
come steadily worse.
Yesterday DR.. o. II. Hall. the physi-
clan in attendance, said that his pa
fient had developed undoubted symp-
toms of typhoid pneumonia, and that
his condition was grave.
Mr.. Tenney is at his home, 706 lyle
hart street.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-08

y e
F. III. Deyine, vice president; Patrick
Hussey, J. F. Sullivan, treasurer. The
meeting was held att 301 Chestnut
street and was largely attended by
Democrats who affiliated with the
club
Mounds View will have the choice
of two tickets to vote upon today.
The Peoples ticket~eonsists of,Anthony
Skiba, Erick Larson, Richard Kon-
chinske, supervisors; p J. Farrell,
clerk; Frank Schifsky, treasurer; John
Skiba and Peter Foss, justices; J. P
Lang, assessor; Frank Kush and Peter
Sainer, constab1es. The opposition
ticket differs only in the candidates
for supervisors, Anthony Jericha,
Frank Baumann and John Littengrav-
er being the nominees for these offices.
International Brotherhood of Elec-
trical Workers, local No. %, last night
adopted ringing resolutions condemn
ing the Il don't-yote-for movement.
The meeting was one of the largest
attended in years and the vote was
unanimously in favor of the adoption
Of the resolution. Members of the
committee of ten who appeared to urge
an affirmative vote on their pet project
were refused admittance, being told
that the local had already decided the
question. The resolutions follow:
Resolved, That it is the sense of this
local that the action of the delegates
at the last meeting of the Trades and
Labor assembly in regard to placing a
number of candidates for the city
council on the unfair list was an action
exceeding their authority as represen
tatives of their various locals.
Resolved, Further, That this local
shall not countenance any public ac-
ton of like nature unless it is ap-
proved by a referendum vote of all
affiliated locals.
Resolved, Further, That we do not
believe that a vote for the. gas fran
chise is of necessity a vote against
organized labor,
Resolved, Further, That We instruct
our delegates to vote for the discharge
of the political committee as it is a
body not authorized by the constitu-
ton of the Trades and Labor assem-
bly, Or those of affiliated locals.
Resolved, Further. That this resolu-
ton be spread on the minutes and a
copy be presented at a meeting of the
assembly
The resolution is signed by the
officers Of the Electrical Workers To-
cal.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-08
TO PROSECUTE OWNERS
INSTEAD OF FIREMEN
DR.. Ohage Will institute Test Case
Against President of Gas Company.

In the opinion of DR.. Ohage, after an
extensive experience with the smoke
nuisance question; the owners of the
buildings and not the firemen should
be made to suffer for the violation of
the ordinance.
In line with this, evidence has been
secured against A. L. Lathrop, presi-
dent of the Gas company, and the case
against him will be based upon an al
legged violation of the ordinance at the
East Fifth street plant of the COM
pany.
DIR. Ohage says that he has grown
tired of arresting firemen, who are
men drawing small wages, and having
them fined. In some instances, he
says, the firemen have been compelled
to pay their own fines or go to jail
The health commissioner hopes that
the first case will be made a test.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-08
NEW INTERPRETATIONS.

Articles of incorporation were filed at
the office of the secretary of state yester-
day by the following.
Benson Cabot company. Heron Lake;
capital stock, $780, 900. Incorporators:
Fannie M. Southwick, Minneapolis, and
John w. Benson, Chester III. Cabot, John
L. Cabot, Hattie M. Benson, all of Heron
Lake. -o-zrs4s--
ital stock, $40, 900. Incorporators: Jo-
seph Kahn, James S. Bachrach and Hen
nv Bachrach, all Of Faribault
Rallog Telephone company, Parlle, Clay
rators: Herbran Olson, c. E. Nelson,
John A. Anderson, Eugene Robinson, w.
Middagh, all of Parlxe, and s. P. Anderson
and Herbran Erickson. of Tansem.