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The Saint Paul globe., 1905-02-13
REGRET MeCORM|CK'S
REMOVAL TO PARIS
Official Announcement Causes
Surprise in Diplomatic
Circles

ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 1.-THE
official announcement Of Ambassador
McCormicks promotion to the Paris
embassy is received with surprise and
regret in diplomatic and official cir
cles here. where it had been under
stood that Mr.. Mccormick probably
would retain his present post during
the coming administration. Tele-
grams of congratulation began reach
ing the embassy last night and today
Mr.. Mccormick received the felicita-
tions Of many of his colleagues of the
diplomatic corps. While naturally
gratified by the manifestations of
President Roosevelt's confidence con-
tained in the promotion to France,
and although he is not personally
averse to the change on account of the
climate, Ambassador Mccormick is
loath to sever his many pleasant rela-
tions here and withdraw from such an
interesting field at this time.
Post Is Difficult One
The post of ambassador to Russia.
at no time is a bed of roses, owing to
the peculiar conditions obtaining here,
has been peculiarly difficult during the
eventful two years of Mr.. McCormick's
stay, requiring the exercise of tact and
interests clashed sharply with those of
Russia before the war, when Secretary
Hay was earnestly fighting for the
preservation of the integrity of China
and the policy of the open door, and
since the outbreak of hostilities there
have been disputes over contraband
and other questions. The difficulty of
Mr.. McCormick's position prior to the
beginning of hostilities was distinctly
increased by the sentiment prevailing
in America favorable to Russia's ad-
Versary; but largely by the mainte-
nance of exceptionally cordial relations
with Foreign Minister Lamsdorff and
other officials, Mr.. Mccormick was
able to conduct the negotiations and
resolve the various issues without fric-
ton, accomplishing at the same time
the more difficult task of practically
dispelling Russian distrust of the at
utude of the American government.
Mr.. Mccormick also discharged the
delicate mission of presenting the Kish-
enen petition, although it was fore
doomed to rejection, and last spring,
with better success, he reopened the
question Of the recognition without dis
elimination of passports issued to
American Jews, matter which Russia
has now favorably decided in principle,
the first application being the incorpo-
ration in the recent German CONNER
mitting freedom of travel of Jewish
commercial travellers.
Corporation Treaty
He also negotiated the corporation
treaty and within a fortnight has in
duced Russia to recede from a counter
proposal offered as a substitute for
Secretary Hays original arbitration
treaty.
Mr.. Mccormick probably will leave
for Paris the middle of March. Several
weeks will be required to put affairs at
the embassy in order for turning over
to Mr.. Meyer, the new ambassador,
and making an extended round Of Off
cial farewell visits to the members Of
the imperial family and of the court
members of the diplomatic corps and
other officials. Mrs. Mccormick will
come at once to st. Petersburg to join
in the formal adieu.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-02-13
ICE CRUSHES BOATS
Break i'm Ohio River Causes
Much Damage

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Feb. 12-Half
a million dollars worth of river prop
erty was placed in jeopardy, one
steamer was sunk, $50 barges were
torn loose and sent down the river,
probably all of them being a total loss,
and several other steamers seriously
damaged today from the breakup of
the ice gorges at this point in the
Ohio.
The gorge at North Bend broke first,
causing much damage when the ice In
water works broke, sending tons of
ice rushing citywards. The crews of
all boats in the harbor, together with
extra men who had been employed for
the emergency, were on duty through
out the night and full head of steam
was kept up on every steamer.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-02-13
TRIBUTES TO HOAR
House Holds Special Session
In Senator's Memory

WASHINGTON, d. c., Feb. 12.-
Tributes to the memory of the late
Senator George Frisbie Hoar, of Mas
sachusetts, was the occasion of a spe-
cial session of the house of represent
atives today. Many of the members
attended the session which began at IL
o'clock. The galleries We're occupied
literally. Representative Lawrence, of
Massachusetts, presided. Resolutions
expressing the sense of bereavement
and loss in the death of Senator Hoar
were offered by Representative Lover
ing (Mass.).
Speakers to these resolutions were:
Messrs. Gillett, Lawrence, Thayer, Sui
livan, Greene, Roberts, McNary, Pow
'ers, Kelliher and Terrell, all Of Massa-
chusetts, and Clark and De Almond,
of Missouri.
The eulogies occupied the house un-
til 2:37 p. m, when the resolutions
were adopted and the house adjourned.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-02-13
BAN ON THE WEED
Annapolis Cadets Smoke Un.
der Penalty of Dismissal

ANNAPOLIS. Nd, Feb. 12.-Since
the dismissal Of Midshipman E. c.
Weller, Of New York, from the third
class at the naval academy, the old
question Of smoking, which caused his
downfall, has been revived and a
strenuous crusade started against this
breach OF the academy regulations.
A special order was read at forma-
ton today and posted on the order
boards In the midshipmen's quarters.
The order states that any further use
Of tobacco by others than members Of
the first class will be met with i'm
mediate dismissal from the institution.
Since Midshipman Weller's dismissal
from the academy over score of mid
shipmen have been caught in their
first offense and sent to the prison
ship Santee
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-02-13
Oil Men Indorse Kansas Plan

TOLEDO, Ohio, Feb. 12.-"That the
state Of Kansas is entitled to the sym
pathy and moral support of the oil
trade everywhere in it's contest with
the Standard Oil company" is the
wording of the principal resolution
adopted today at largely attended
meeting of the Western Oil Mems as
sociation. The situation in Kansas
was thoroughly discussed and hearty
Endorsement was given to the Kansas
legislature "in its efforts to secure re-
lief to the trade and see that justice
be done.'
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-02-13
KING OF SAXONY IN
CONTEST FOR CHILD
Countess Wins Point in Fight Against
Former Husband

FLORENCE, Feb. 1.-THE Countess
Montignoso has been victorious in the
first stage of her struggle with the
king of SaXony, her former husband, to
prevent the daughter, Princess Anna
Monica Pia, being removed from her
care, and for the present, at least, the
child will remain where she is. The
lawyers of the countess, after meet
ing with DR.. Koerner, the emissary Of
the king of Saxony, declared that Or
ders of foreign authorities cannot be
executed in Italy and that the case will
have to be tried first in the courts Of
law. The lawyers assert that even
should the king of Saxony be victo-
rious in the courts, there would be diff
ticulty in enforcing a decree taking the
child from her mother.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-02-13
CIVIL SERVICE BILL
FOR PORTO RlCANS
School Teachers and Police Will Be
Among Those Affected

WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 12-
Civil Service Commissioner Afford w.
Cooley, who went to Porto Rico to CO.
operate with the insular authorities in
the establishment of a general civil
service system there, has returned to
Washington. At the request of Gov.
Winthrop, Mr.. Cooley drafted bill ap-
plying the civil service system to ap-
proximately one thousand offices in the
insular government, including the en-
tire force of school teachers, police.
clerks in the office of the commission
er of the interior for Porto Rico and
other positions. This bill is now before
the Porto Rican legislature, and Mr..
Cooley believes 1t will be enacted into
law and accomplish excellent results.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-02-13

Grand Central station. New York, at s
p: m Passengers are thus enabled to
visit the principal points OF interest. in
Guiding Prospect Park and Goat Island,
and to get the finest views Of the Ameri-
portunity which is offered by no other
line. The Michigan Central Is the only
line whose trains run directly by and in
fuu view OF the great cataract. Your
home agent Will Issue through tickets
w. l.. Wyand. Northwestern Passenger
Agent. Pioneer Press Bldg, st. Paul,
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-02-13
HAN ID
s A POLIO

Is especially valuable during the
summer season, when outdoor occu-
pations and sports are most in order.
GRASS STAINS, MUD STAINS
AND CALLouS SPOTS
yield to it, and it is particularly
agreeable when used in the bath
after violent exercise.
\ ALL 0R0CERs AND DRUGGISTS
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-02-13
TWO Throuah TourIst cars to California

The Chicago Great Western Railway
offers choice of two through tourist cars
every week to California, one leaving
Minneapolis and st. Paul Tuesdays via
Omaha and the Rock Island Route, ar
riving San Francisco $40 p. m. Saturday,
the other leaving on Thursdays via Kan
sas City and the Santa Fe Route, arriv-
For further information apply to j. N.
Storr. Genl- -Agt.. Cor. 9Th & Robert Sts.,
st. Paul.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-02-13
Cheap Tickets to California

Via the Minneapolis & st. Louis r. R.
New Pullman tourist cars twice a week
Wednesdays via Kansas City and the pop
ular Santa Fe route. Thursdays via the
famous Scenic Route" through Colorado
Only $6.75 for double berth
Call on w. E. Witherspoon, city ticket
agent, 3eS Robert street.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-02-13
A Record Run to ST. Louis

The Chinese Honeymoon company
left ST. Paul Saturday night at 11:45 over
the Minneapolis & st. Louis railroad and
made the run to the worlds fair city in
just fifteen and one-half hours, which is a
record run.
The North Star Limited" on this line
makes the run in eighteen and e-half
hours every day in the year. leaving st.
Paul at 7:10 p. m
A smooth track and fine equipment are
making the st. Louis road very popular
with the travelling public.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-02-13
Mrs. WInsIow,s soothIno syrup

LIONS Of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN
WHILE TEETHINc. with PERFECT SUCCESS.
tSoOIHES the CHILD. SOFTENS tho GUMS.
tbs bss, remedy fer DlARRHOEA Sold by Drug
Ests In every part Of the world Be sure and ask for
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup" and take 10
other kind Twenty-Five cents a bottis.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-02-13
no southern rexas s2z.z5 Round rrIn

Galveston. Fort Worth. Houston. Beau
mont, etc, via the Minneapolis e st.
Louis r. r. Tickets on sale during Feb
ruary and March. limit twenty-one days.
Stopovers permitted.
Call on w. z. Witherspoon. city ticket
agent. 39s Robert street.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-02-13
10 Cuba. New Orleans and EIorIda

Low round trip winter tourist rates
daily via the Minneapolis & st. Louis R.
r.. Through connections made by the IA
nous North Star Limited" Special lit
erature on Cuba can be had on application
to w. E Witherspoon. city ticket agent,
39S Robert street
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-02-13

further information apply TO j. N Storr,
Genl Agt., Cor. 9Th and Robert Sts., st.
Paul.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-02-13
RAILROAD NOTICES
ONE HOUR AND A HALF AT NIAGARA
The Michigan Central New York Special,
"The Niaqara Falls Route"

New York sleepers, one going through
on the New York Central Limited. arriv-
ing New York at $50 D. m. the next day.
and one stopping over at Niagara Fails
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-02-13
One Belgian Strike Ends

PITTSBURG, Pa, Feb. 12.-Private
cable dispatches received today an
nounce the settlement Of the ten-month
strike of window glass workers In
Belgium.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-02-13
only s47.so to Hot Springs and Return

Tickets on sale daily via the Short Line
Minneapolis e. st. Louis R. R Limit nine
ty days Only one change of cars via the
famous North Star Limited at st.
Louis union depot.
Call on W. e. Witherspoon. city ticket
agent. 3eS Robert street.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-02-13
THE STATE SAVINGS BANK
9Th and MInn. ST.

VII anu tutun StS.
The only bank in St. Paul exclusively
for savings. Money deposited now draws
4 mos. interest July ! next Accounts
opened In sums Of $1.00 and upwards.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-02-13

SpecIaI Houhd TIP and One Way CoIonIst
Rates to the South and Southwest via
Wisconsin Central Railway
February 7th-21st, March 7th-21st.
Round trip tickets good for 21 days at
about 75 per cent of the one way rate.
Colonist tickets at greatly reduced rates.
For tickets or information call or address
Herman Brown. N. W. P. A. 81 Robert
street.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-02-13
coIonIsts' Rates to Points In the South.
west

The Chicago Great Western Railway
Will on January 18th, February 21st and
March 21st sell one way Colonists' tickets
to points in Missouri. Arkansas. Kansas.
Oklahoma, Indian Territory. Texas and
Ellsworth American., 1905-08-30
BLUEHIIL FAIR.
PLANS FOR THE EXHIBITION AT
MOUNTAIN PARK.
PREMIUM LIST AND INFORMATION FoH
EXHIBITORS ISSUED by HANCOCK
COUNTY AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY.

The annual fair and cattle show of the
Hancock county agricultural society viii
be held at Mountain park, Bluehill, Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday, Sept 10,
20 and q. The society has issued its prem
ium list and circular of general informa-
tion for exhibitors, which is printed be-
low.
The officers of the society are F. p Mer-
rill. president; L. l.. osgood, yice-p -presi-
dent; NJ. Hinckley, treasurer; c. S. Snow
man. secretary; w. J. Crtamer, G. A..
Morse, ]. NJ. SNOW, A. G. osgood, W. 5.
Hinekley, directors.
Ellsworth American., 1905-08-30

PREMIUM LIST.
Horse Department.
r. Fl. Allen, Supt.
DIVISION L. CLASS 1.
~ or over. weighing 200 or over So 90
Second best 800
Best draft stallion, two-year-old,
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-26
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.

FOLSOM REALTY CO.,
32O Railway Bldg, Cor. Sd and Nicollet.
y Bargains in Houses and Lots.
$2,2OO-Eine nine-room modern house. VI
cinity Of Clinton and 31st St. hardwood
floors; house rents for N$2O per month;
cost So, 900 to build
So 3UU-New 7-room house, best hot water
heating plant, fine hardwood floors, gas
and water; near Lake Harriet boule-
ward, Linden Hills; can be bought for
$4O0 cash and monthly payments,
lshed, hardwood hoors birch finish, up
to-date in every respect; Harriet av, VI
cinity of 33d st.
So, ,5OU--Modern S-room house. hardwood
floors and finish, combination fixtures,
hot water heat, everything up-to-date,
with good barn; Sd av s. inside 31st st.
Terms to suit.
$7,OOO-One of the finest built houses in
the city; golden oak finish and floors
thruout combination heat; everything
}, Of the finest; built by contractor noted
for his excellent work; Irving av, vicin-
ity of 9th st.
Bargains in Lots.
:, $500 each for tine lots on 44th st, vicin
ity of Lake Harriet. This Is % per
cent cheaper than YOU can buy property
In that locality.
} Have several hundred choice lots vicinity
Lake Harriet. 1t will pay you to see
us before buying elsewhere, as we have
, some excellent bargains.
D 81 500 each for two fine lots on 25th st
, and Irving av S, on corner: must be
. bought soon to get them at this price:
D Lowry Hill. These lots cost $1,000
0 each. Must sell them, as they belong
D to an estate.
0 o O
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-26
REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE
Unimproved.
Continued. II.
THORPE BROS,

2O6 Andrus Building. Z
$3.50 each buys two good ID, lots a on Irving av s.,
size 5ox14s feet. each: city water and
stone walk laid. This is a rare investment.
- av, facing east; size 48x15s feet: city. city
water and stone walk in street
double corner OF Portland av and 3Sth
ments me f in and paid for: very very desirable desirable
Location for home. Nothing but first
class modern residences in immediate
1925 alsinlsS ana sS5o-1ots facing 10th av Me- be-
. tween Washington and 9Th ST. city water
41Hx11o feet. The title to @ this. a property W
is registered under the Torrens system and
guaranteed by state. Very easy terms.
$65O-Lot on Irving av S. between 2Sth and
~ 29th SITS. facing west; size 50.127 feet
) 3 city water and sewer connection: perfect
s4e51rot fsade on 18th av S between a7tn and 2stb
SITS. facing east: size 4Ox12s feet; city
water and stone walk: easy terms.
81 ,100-Ihe double corner ut 10th ay and
- 25th st, facing east: size 96X129 feet to
alley; al! improvements in street. An
ideal location for DUPLEX houses or hats.
X, ev between seth and S7th sts: can be
bought easy terms. Within one block
Of the proposed car line. "e 4
sSth avs facing east sf%efG siae fozi24 |n feet '
all improvements. -. H.. :
s1,5oo-I:ot on Pleasant av. between oath and
.,-.-, 25th SITS, facing west; size 45x165 feet
well graded: all improvements
ssoo-Corner lot on 10th av S and s1st st: size
. %e0xl27 feet: lays perfectly: all improve
ments in street. p Isr..512es-- -t
$400-Lot ON Bloomington av, between 29tl
and Lake SITS, facing west all improve
ments in street; size 41x123 feet.
1925 and $250-Only five lots remaining unsold
on Nicollet and Blaisdell avs. between
~ 42d and 43ds sts;t size 40x127 feet each
These lots lay on perfect grade. VIII
warrant your investment at this price.
$S50-Three good lots. corner of Bryant ay S
,. and ssth st. facing west; size l2x1s4 fee
: eacli. -" - 80 - ~
$3.50 Each--Lots on Nicollet av. between 3Stt
- and Goth SITS. facing west; size "4Ox121
feet to alley: city water and walk.
.$425-Lots: on Stevens; ay.z between 34th ant
qve 35th4 SITS, facing west; size 42x1S0 feet
= city water and stone walk: r.. ayst
5000 buys a. good lot on Humboldt av M be
~, tween 3Oth and 32d. avs. facing west; size
=. 46S125 city -Wa ter in street -.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-26

s5,ooo-7e SPRUCE PLACE, s-RooM HOUSE.
modern large lot.
s2.0oo--1o31 18th av Sc. s-room house and
two lots
s1,6o0-719 18th av Sc, Broom house.
$3,500-307 and 81 9th st Sc. quarter
lot. two houses. -
.-, ss,ooo-so39 Lyndale av S, modern house.
good barn. ~. ...- ...s
s5ooo-71o East 10Th st. 10 rooms, modern.
good barn. -
.--..-. VACANT LOTS. ,.-.
5O-foot lot on Dupont av near 10th,
only $3.50: very cheap. -.
40-foot lot. Colfax av s near 25th st, 81 900.
East front lot. Oakland av between 9th
and 2Sth sts $3.50. ''-.- N..-.r
East front lot. 18th s between 10th
and Lake, $3.50. -..-
East front lot. Blaisdell av between s5th
and 36th SITS. $780, d.
=. c. H. Smith. 604 Phoenix Bldg. ..@ e.
FOR sALEMY BEAUTIFUL NEW BROOM
east front. Sstrictly modern home In Sunny
~ side finished in very best polished hardwood
and hardwood 1oorss throughout: back ,plas-
tered. with best hard wall patent plaster:
handsomely decorated; expensive built.in side
board, mantel. gas fixtures, storm sash, win
dows. shades; one of the best improved hot
water combination heating plants; everything
-. goes at the sacrifice price Of SIS. 500; change
Of business cause of sale. Call Sunday or any
day: must go. 2716 Fremont S. one block
to Henenpin cars; no agents need call.
LOOK AT NO. 2eo8 I'd Av S: THIS MODERN
house will be sold to the highest bidder before
Dec. 1: don't wait until it is sold: make
the offer now. Harris & Houston, 7O6 Andrus
building. ...
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-26

81 ,2oo-423 W slst ST, STORE AND FLAT OF
rooms; sewer, city water, gas; corner
lot.
81 ,2OO-2aOO 11th av S. 6 rooms. we'll and els
tern: corner lot. 41X12S to alley.
81 $1,200-402S Bryant av N. Groom house; lot
;. 42x12S to alley.
81 1,25o-22o3 10th av s. rooms. city water
lot 25x15O.
s1,soo-se4s Emerson av N, 5 rooms; lot sox12s
to alley.
s1.4oo-ao7 2oth NE, rooms: city water.
s1,500-1719 eth av N. rooms. city water,
sewer; fun basement.
s1,60O-4901 Humboldt av N. chicken ranch; !;
three acres: rooms, barn and chicken
houses; running water on land
Sl,1OO-2119 10th av 5, 6 rooms, city water
sewer. gas full basement; lot 4ex148x
100.
$1,75o-2410 Como av Sc new house of rooms;
city water and large lot
$2,2oO-26lS Pllsbury av. rooms, city water
sewer, gas: lot 36x165 to alley.
S2,oo0-3O44 Grand av rooms. city water
gas. barn: corner lot, 51z123 to alley.
The above properties can be bought on easy
terms with small payment down and
balance monthly to suit the Durcha ser
Call for our new illustrated catalog of
houses on easy terms. Will build to
suit buyer.
Barnes Brothers,
200 Oneida Building, 1O4 18th st s.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-26
NOTICE
~~~~~~~~O~
BIDS WANTED,

BIDS WANTED.
Notice to Well Contractors.
Bids will be received up to 10 O'Clock Dec
II. 1905, for the drilling of six-inch village
well at Lansford, n. ID. Plans and specifca-
tions can be had by writing the village clerk.
The board of trustees reserves the right to
reject any and all bids. BY order of village
board. Guy L. Scott, president; L. D. Carl
& : son, clerk. %tsts
POTTER CHEMICAL CO. HAS REMOVED TO
95 18th st S; Creozone, Kreosota, Eucalyptus
Disinfectant appliances. Potter Chemical Co.
n. w. phone S2S L..
PHILoMATHEAN HIVE WILL GIVE BEN
eft card party at Mrs. Byrnes' residence, S19
Sd av N, Monday evening, Nov. q, 1905.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-26
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farm Lands.
Continued.

o. o O o. O o o o
J. $50 Guaranty Building.
}: Great Bargains In Real Estate.
= 90 acres, Hennepin county. sixteen miles
1A~ from = Minneapolis courthouse, four
, miles from Eden Prairie station on
der ligh state Of cultiva-
tnaG tion; hstfh, rfh warm a.ans fertile soil soil
, :. a plowshare or pulverized by har-
> row; lies gently undulating. Fine
spring brook runs through farm: :
3 Magnificent Groom house with hard
. and soft water. splendid barn. BOY
. 70 and other buildings; windmill; all
. in fine condition and would cost to,
o day $4,000 to build orchard and
D . small fruits. This is fine farm
o home, delightful location and neigh
0 bors; an ideal spot for solid COM
0 fort; truly an American farm home
D like fathers in the grand old en-
o pire state; most charming place to
0 spend your declining years Price only
o - = $500; genuine bargain, We pay
0 all expenses In showing this property
o ~, 'Wherther you buy OF not. Call or
O. : :. :: write Don't delay.
o 40 acres, Hennepin county, three miles
o from kobbinsdale and three and one
Q half miles from Minneapolis city
0 limits; lies fine and good soil on
Q main road. Price only $53 per acre.
20 acres Rennep county three e. miles niles
0 Minneapolis city limits; lies fine;
Q quick, rich, warm, loan soil; on
o . main road. Price only S5T per acre.
0 1S acres, Hennepin county, three miles
o from Robbinsdale and four miles
0 from Minneapolis city limits; lies
O. gently undulating; splendid soil; on
o ! main road. Price only 500 per acre.
o Acre lots in Garden Homes addition on
o E 34th st, and 10th av s, four blocks
0 from Lake st new Interurban trolley
o :. line to st. Paul; lie level as tennis
o court; deep, black, rich soil an
o ideal spot for home. Price only
o - $475. Easy terms.
0 One acre (six large lots) on seth av S and
O. . 41st st; one block from Minnehaha car
O 49, line; an ideal spot for home; rich,
o fertile soil; lies fine. Price only
0 .~:~ $675. Will loan you money to build:
0 5GA-rt Do not waste your hard-earned
o .5:r. money in rent-paying. This Is u
% golden opportunity to get home.
O. % al O % o o o o o q = o,