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The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-10
Welcome British sovereions

PORT MAHON. Islapd of Minorca. April
9--King Edward and Queen Alexandra.
who sailed from Marseilies on Saturday on
board the British royal yacht Victoria and
Albert. arrived here today. When they
landed they were given a demonstrative
welcome. The British sovereigns con-
tinued on their cruise this evening.
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Gotham City.
Very Dry In Missouri

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. April 9.-Saloons
IN both Kansas City. Mo. and Kansas
City, Kan, and the suburbs of the latter
city. as well as all outlying saloons and
wine gardens in Jackson county. Missouri
were closed today. Last Sunday. when
sas City, Mo-. people made a pilgrimage
across the line into Kansas or to the many
outlying gardens on the Missouri side
Today. however. the closing order took
effect in all places, including hotels where
LIQUOR is sold
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-10

Two base hits, Hemphill. Kelley; sacri-
fee hit, Austin; stolen bases, Marcan.
Wheeler 2. Hemphill; first base on balls.
Smith 4, Pearson 2; left on bases. Dayton
?, st. Paul u; struck out, by Smith 9, by
Pearson 1, by Coy 2; double play Pearson
to Welsh to White; passed balls. Ed
munds. Zalusky; time. las; umpire, Geb-
hart; attendance. 1,776.
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rs shoot follow
Jackson Goes South

CLEVELAND, O.. April 9.-Pitcher
Jackson, who had been signed for 1905
from the Texas league by the Cleveland
American league team, has been sold to
Atlanta. Ga, of the Southern league Too
many other seasoned pitchers is the rea-
son given by the management of the club
for not retaining Jackson on the salary
list
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-10
Sands Defeats Crane

BOSTON, April 9.-Joshua Crane of this
city, the national court tennis champion.
today met defeat at the hands of Charles
Z. Sands of New York in the final match
of the singles national championship
tournament at the Boston Tennis and
Racquet club. The New York man took
three out of the four stubbernly contested
games. the scores being 6-2, 2-6, rs, 6-S
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-10
Toledo Gets povle

TOLEDO, o., April SACK Doyle of
last years Philadelphia National league
team has been signed to play first base
for Toledo. President Grillo bought his
release and Doyle accepted the terms Of
fered- He will join the club at once.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-10
HAY Refuses Interviews

NERvI. Italy, April 9.-Secretary Hay
is living a very quiet life here He drives
out daily. the weather being fine. Tourists
coming from Genoa have made many re-
quests for interviews. all OF which Mr.
Hay has refused.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-10
Didn't Touch Morocco


ROME. April st Is stated on reliable
authority that at the meeting of EN-
peror William and King Victor Efnman-
uel at Naples on Friday Morocco was not
discussed.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-10
REDEMPTION EXPIRING
CITY TREAsURER's NOTICE OF
REDEMPTION EXPIRING
AUGUST I, 1905.

St Paul. Mimi. March 20. 1906.
Notice Is hereby given that the time
within which TO redeem the real estate
hereinafter described viii expire on the
nh day OF August. 1865. and that II said
real estate Is not redeemed on or before
sald date, the same will thereafter be con-
xeyed to the purchaser. at the sale here
matter described. by a deed. in the man
ner required by law. Said real estate was
Soid on the. 7th day of August 1900. by
the City Treasurer Of Ct Paui. to satisfy
Judgment rendered in the District Court
oI ramsey County. Minnesota. against
Such real estate for assessments duly
levied against the same for the improve
ments hereinafter named
Ine following Is a statement OF the de-
scrlption of said real estate. of the i'm
provements for which the assessments
were made, OF the name of the person to
whom said real estate was assessed and
OF the sums which will be required to re-
deem such real estate from said sale. cal
cuiated to the day when the time for re-
demption expires. as aforesaid:
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chanoes IN STATE.

PARIS. April 9.-w. K. vanderbiIt's
Marfgold ridden by Ransch. the American
jockey. won the Blangy stakes at Long
champs today.
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Joe Kelly Lets Two Go

CINCINNATI. O., April 9.-Pitchers
Feeny and Farrell of the Cincinnati Ma
tionai league baseball club were released
here today.
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DESCRIPTION

Bass RearraRgement Of Part OF Blocks 10.
~. u and %. Ashton and Sherburnes
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-10

DESCRIPTION
Leechs Addition
No. OF Amt Re-
Certifi- In Whose Name uuired 20
cate Assessed. Lot. Blk Redeem
d 9606 =. Ryan. So go
All of the above described real estate
Is situated in the City of ST. Paul Coun-
ty Of Ramsey and State OF Minnesota
OTTO BREMER
City Treasurer.
Mar. 20-27-April 3-1O-I7-24
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Sale of Aug. 7. ,soo-sprInkIIna District

Greve's Encouragement Of Lots and !
ana part OF Lots 5. 8. 3 and TO- Block
L. Brunson's Addition
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-30

renee in the West Indies" for this is about
the first time it has occurred in Santo Do
mingo and such doings never take place in
either Jamaica, Barbados, Trinidad, Cuba
or Porto Rico. The lives of American OFF,
Gals are in great peril in such out-of-the-
way places in Santo Domingo. and in them
smuggling is carried on with impunity and
will continue until energetic means are
taken to put stop to 1t.
1t is rumored that certain American con-
Germs and companies which held conces-
sions in Santo Domingo, and whose busi-
ness in this republic would greatly be in
terfered with If the United States were to
step In and settle matters justly, are using
all their influence In the United States to
prevent the protocol concerning Santo Do
mingo from passing Congress Such action
from such concerns and companies Is to be
expected. as proper action by the Ameri-
cans would necessarily put stop to many
abuses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-30
are loud and violent against Morales. and

are loud and violent against Morales. ana
1t is rumored that active measures are
being taken to rid the country OF Moraies-
Custom Official Morris of the United
States service in Santo Domingo, VINO was
wounded In the discharge of his duties on
the south side of the republic at CoIheI.
dador. continues to lie dangerously Ill. !.
Is feared that he will lose his arm anu
that his right side will be paraiyzea pc
yond recovery. While his life Is no longer
despaired Of 1t is nevertheless a fact tha'
he will henceforth be crippled man.
The version of this unhappy occurrences
sent from Santo Domingo TO the American
press is mild and misleading, not to say
positively untrue In many OF Its delaiis.
There is official evidence to show that the
man was ambushed and an attempt MADE
to murder him. He escaped with serious
injuries, being left by the ASSISTANTS ior
dead while his guide was killed outright.
Mr. Morris had been sent to stop SNUG
Cling in that part of the republic, which is
particularly refractory, and he was am
pushed The occurrence took place at
distance of sixty-fve miles from the border
within the Dominican republic, and 1t is
therefore concluded that his assailants
were Dominicans. This particular district
has always been in the habit of doing as 1t
pleased so far as smuggling Is concerned
and not even the terrible Heureaux could
succeed In bringing 1t to order. The way
laying of Mr.. Morris Is not, as stated in
some Of the papers, IAN ordinary occur
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went ashore at Split Rock. and is probably

went ashore at Split Rock, and is probably
lost.
The big steamer w. Z. Corey of the
steel corporations fleet is still unaccounted
for. She was due at Two Harbors at mid
night Tuesday. Several boats reported
from Cleveland last night as on Lake SUI
perior and overdue arrived here during the
night-the Cmbria, w. s. Mack, Phillip
Mineha and Spokane.
Considerable fear is felt as to the safety
of a scow and the tug Maxwell belonging
to Whitney Bros, which left here Sunday
night bound for Grand Marais thence to
Port Arthur. The scow carried six men.
They were instructed to keep as close to
shelter as possible and had time to get to
some Of the rivers on the north shore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-30
disease before the steamer Dakota sailed,

disease before the steamer Dakota sailed,
and many reports of sickness were received.
William H. Lopp, surgeon on the steamer,
stated that few, If any, more vessels would
be allowed to leave Yokohama.
THE Japanese authorities are taking
every precaution to prevent the spread of
the dreaded disease" said Mr.. Lopp, but
in spite of all they can do many deaths VIII
result There is little doubt that the city
will be quarantined. In fact, II is the only
way to stamp out the disease. The jap
anese physicians are among the finest In
the world They go into everything thor
oughly and take elaborate precautions to
prevent the contagion from spreading"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-30
FOOT BALL AT NORFOLK.
Many Witness Game Between Virginia
and North Carolina.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star
NORFOLK, Va, November 80. - Excur
sions from all parts Of Virginia and North
Carolina have brought to Norfolk today
many thousands of people, who are to wit
ness the foot bail game here this afternoon
between the teams from the universities of
Virginia and North Carolina. The game is
the greatest foot ball event of the season
In the two states. The weather is ideal
for foot ball and the streets are alive with
people.
Betting is heavy. some giving odds in
favor of one team and others heavier odds
on the opposing eleven.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-30

A reward of 5000 was offered at New
York yesterday for information that Will
lead TO the finding of Percy Kutreff, the
nineteen-year-old Princeton student who
disappeared mysteriously September 81,
when he left home to return to Princeton,
where he was about TO matriculate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-30
Torpedo Flotilla Sailed.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NORFOLK. Va, November 30-The third
torpedo flotilla. consisting of flagship Por-
ter. Dupont. Blakely, Rogers and Nicholson.
sailed from Norfolk today to join the coast
defense squadron at Charleston, s. c., with
the exception of the Nicholson, which could
not get away on account OF nom decomposition
of dry dock repafrA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-30
Pardons for Long-Term Convicts.

Special DISPATCH 10 The Star.
NORFOLK, Va, November 30.-Gov.
Glenn has inaugurated new departure In
North Carolina by granting without soiic.-
tation pardon to. two long-term convicts
as a Thanksgiving day gift to them.
The two are negroes who happen TO have
line best records, John Hopkins OF Wash
ington county, sentenced in May. 1893. to
twenty years for manslaughter, and injured
while convict. and Wesley Mckay of
Robesoa county, sentenced In October. 1881,
for thirty years for burning an Clubhouse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-30
SEARCH FOR VESSELS.
Fear Felt for Ships Missing Since Big
Gale

DULUTH. Mimi, November 30.-No fur
ther news of wrecked boats has been re-
ceived here since the fate of the Lafay-
cite and her barge, Manila. was cleared
up last night. A tug Is now out search
ing for the Aseira, another United States
Steel Corporation boat not accounted for.
She was the tow Of the Edenborn, which
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-30
Morales Power Melting Away.

Further information just received tends
to show that President Morales power is
melting like snow in the sun. He is now
practically broken reed leaning on Min
lister Dawson for support. Were 1t not for
this American official not only would Nor
ales be no longer president, but 1t is more
than probable that he would be at this
moment a dead man. HIS few supporters
are daily abandoning him, and it is ex
tremely likely that within a very short
time he will need more than Minister Daw-
sons moral support MIR. Dawson has thus
far saved him and will undoubtedly con-
tinue 10 save him as long as he does what
is right. but American military support
will probably be needed soon. Ex-Presi-
dent Horaeio Vasquez is practically-the
ruler of four-ffths of the Dominican re-
public. He 1t is who sways public opin-
Ion in Santo Domingo at present. and Vice
President Ramon Casceras Is his lieuten-
ant
santo Domingo newspapers - the Cibas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-30
THE BUBoNIc PLAGUE
Reported to Be Raging in Yokohama
MANY Are Sick.

SEATTLE. Wash. November Bubonic
plague is raging In Yokohama, according to
officers of the steamship Dakota, and possi-
bly, no more vessels will be given a clean
bill Of health until the scourge is wiped
out. Four deaths had resulted from this
The Forrest City times., 1905-12-15
LOCAL ADDENDA.

Iuk-sfauds and desk furnishings for Xmas presents at Newsstand.
 Japsne>e napkins and lanterns, masks, etc. At the Newsstand
 Al kinds of swell drinks at the Mag nola bar. Courteous attention.
 For Feishers Zpphyr Thread. cal at FuSsell-Grslam-AldersOn Company.
 Choice Christmas fruits. nuts and confeeuons may b- had ot N r. San. defs al lowest prices
 For ladles and chlldrens' turs, closks, jackets and sweatets eo te Fussell-tira- nam Alderson Company
 MT ]. r Oval the merchant prince Of Goodwin, saS In town and citculat- ing among hls numerous trends sun day.
 Hon. X 0 Pindail. of Atkadelphia, candidate toI attorney general, accom- panied by hs wife, vas m the city Tuesday in the interest .of his candi. daey.
 We have an elegant iine ot good. substantlal goods Tor thIist stmaS- something that you very seldom ind. only in the larger cities. ! II Duna- want N Jo
 Mrs. John Dunlap and three te4ati- fui children, Grace, James. and the uu- named baby. from Brunswick, Tennes- see. arrived in the eity sunday night, and are guests ot her sister, Mrs. Homer Folbre.
 Ladies colored bold-ted. handker- chiefs, regular price ] cents each. now selling at two for , cents The stock is limited and will oe sold at present prices until exhausted. Russell. Ora. ham, m-Alderson Company.
 Mrs. Alice l. Taylor, who had been visiting her daughters in Oklahoma and Indian Territories for several weeks, and who had been quite i'll for some time, returned Saturday and though much improved, is still quite sick at her residence.
The Forrest City times., 1905-12-15

The merchants of Forrest City. es. peclaly those who are advertising. all seem 10 be doing thriving business. Situated as 1t is, Forrest City is bound to be one of the best markets for buying or selling m the State. During recent years nearly All of the big stores have been enlarged, and the smaller ones have grown to good sized. SC that the stocks carried are very large, complete and varied consisting of the best to eat. the latest styles to wear, and quality much better than was formerly carried here. 1t is gratifying to note too that our business men are realizing more and more the value of advertising, and are endeavoring to let every body in trading distance know the advantage of trading ia Forrest City.
The Forrest City times., 1905-12-15

A nice lot of rugs and art squares at Fusseli.Graham- AlderSon Company.
 A full assortment of white and col ored bed spreads. at Russell Graham Aldersou Company
 See the handsome display of Con- gtess and Bicvcte Paying Cards at the Newsstand. These are very handsome and will please your friends who play.
 Squire J H. Cavanaugh, of Palts- tine, was Tn the clty on business Wed nesday and gave us Il pleasant call He enteted his name tor The Times for 1906, and mas our thanks for SUD- stantlai tavOrs.
 An alarm was turned in Sunday morning, and the fife department re sponded promptly. It was caused by the burning out of the tiue at the Pres bytelian church. Ne water was thrown and no damage done.
 A charming little miss arrived al ,he happy home of MT. and Mrs H W. Paslay Tuesday night Mother and babe are getting along nicely, and Papa Psslay is as proud AS small boy with his first pair of red top boots
 Hon. T. O. Fitzpatrick has moved hiS family te the city, having finished Tuesday. They are at home at the Latz place, adjoining Dr. l.. II Mer. rit'. which he recently purchased. The Times extends them cordial welcome. Mr. and Mrs. L. F Davenport are the happy parents ot fine new baby glrl, who arrived at their cosy home on | Thursday of last week. The mother and babe are getting along nicely. and the father IS receiving the congratula- tions ot his many friends, in which we beg to join.
 We are under great obligations to our neighbor. MT. Price McDanlel for the loan of space on his counters on which to gather" the Souvenir Supplement signatures. Price IS one of the best neighbors a man ever had. and is al. ways ready to accommodate his friends in any reasonable manner. He has helped us out on several occasions and we appreciate him most sincerely.
The Forrest City times., 1905-12-15

Dry goods novelties for Christmas; groceries for lhe Christmas dinner: toys and novelties for the children, and something suitable for presents may be found in great variety at Neely x Neblett's, at 5Xtra special prices.
 Follow the crowd to A L. Grady s and see that So5 % buggy, to be gwen away fte@, beginning al 50 cent purcha- ses or 5o cents paid on account, and ending at 50 cents. Every do lar spent gets you two draws at the buggy
 Judge J R. Bsasley lett the first of the week in the interest If hls candi- dacy for chancellor. He will visit PoinSett. Craighead, Greer, Clav, Ms. stssippi and Gtt)enden counties, and We wish hlm success III his aspirations
 The Times WAS mISinformed and erred m stating two weeks ago that Mir b. C. Webb had ruichasrd rhp Barrow stock. However. We htdti- stand that he will open up general meTchandlse stock III the l}srroW store in the Long b ock on or about Jdnutiy lst, 1906
 MT. C. l.. Powers. of San Antonio. with headquarters at Little Rock, spe clal representative of the Art Metal Construction Company, of Jamestowu, New York, and St. Louis. Missouri, was in the city short tune WedneS- day night between trains. and visited with our senior. who is his tathel-ln- law
 At a meeting of the c ty council he d on Tuesday night. MT. Chas w Der nard, WAS elected city recorder. wee Geo. w. Pearson, decea sed Mr. Der nard Is d popular salesman with Pet tuS X BufOrd, and gentleman of eX- cellent reputation and sterling business qualities which make him peculiarly fitted for the position. We cOugratu- late him upon his success m landing the plum, and the city upon securing his services We hope their relations will be very pleasant and redouHd tO the benefit of the city's best interests.
The Forrest City times., 1905-12-15

A full line of Cooper X "f'sAs underwear. for gentlemen, 4 Graham. A lderson Company
 Judge II. N. Hutton, of Afii'asea S',.., was in the city Friday, eite.,ssis- ..'. ,,', among his very mauy frletds ii s,;ss. s,se terest of his candidacy for tr'rlsess,if tr',s,f and incidentally to meet his epFo"siff F.oaeff' Hon. Jas. l. Graham, of Hhltr 0Jsa s,f,. who was advertised to spesa ~ ..s ts mer school house that nisnt. s hs did. The judge IS confident Fs,p. will carry every township 10 ss' cis county.
The Forrest City times., 1905-12-15
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Cal and exsmiue our lturs of lace curtains and drap-rt Russell Graham Alderson Company
 Rev. N ( Davidson. Whn had been presiding cider If the Heleua district for four years las been sueeeeded by Rev. Fred Little. formerly located al yonesboro. Rev. Davidson goes to Jonesboro, thus exchanging places with Rev. Little. Me regret to lose Rev. Davidson and family, and xe vel come the new presiding elder most cor diall Mr. Davidson was also chosen AS delegate to ths genersl conference.
The Forrest City times., 1905-12-15

An immense line of ladies skirts at prices ia suit sll Al Russell Graham Alderson Company.
 Col. '. E. Izard has started out m hts campaign 10 the interest of his can. dldacy Tor the office of Railroad com missioner, and ~ill visit every county in the Eastern district. He IS Teceiy- Ing some very complimentary notices in the press of the district, and many warm letters ot endorsement and pledges from friends throughout East rrn Arkansas. We wish the gentleman slccrs-.
The Forrest City times., 1905-12-15
ARE YOU FIXING TO MARRY !?

If so you cannot afford to pass up our line of Dress Goods. We have the mer- chandise to suit occasion, of this kind.
 Crepe de Chene,
 Silk CrepeS,
 Silk Suits, no two alike. Silk and Wool Mixture. White Goods of all kinds. THE J. W. BECK COMPANY
The Forrest City times., 1905-12-15
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where everything imaginable in the way of Toys, and Christ mas Joys may be found in great variety.
The Forrest City times., 1905-12-15

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Washington telegraph., 1905-09-29

WRITE US A LETTER
freely and frankly, in strictest confid~
ence, telling us all your symptoms and
troubles. We viii send free advice
(in plain sealed envelope, how to
cure them. Address: Ladies' Advisory
Dept, The Chattanooga Medicine Co.,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Washington telegraph., 1905-09-29
sandy's PRAYER Answered.

A Scotch minister found Sandy. tile
cobbler looking sad and asked him
what the trouble was. It's a salr
thing that's going to happen to me-.
said Sandy. The sweeps ta'en the
hoose over ma held, and | maun turn
oot next week" IL am very sorry to
hear this, Sandy" said the minister.
Perhaps ycu might maze it a matter
of prayer" A weai a micht 90
that" said sandy Some days later
the minister found Sandy hammering
away as chesri'y as ever. Tn glRd
to see you looking more hopeful,
said the minister. ON ay, maenis.
ter" said Sandy. Il did as We taut
me; and tie sweeps Haid."
Washington telegraph., 1905-09-29
Tile nenufv Of Renose.

Sitting and rising may be notion
cf ease and grace or suggest the ms
neuvers of a seal. To tall into a sea
with a thump and spill all over it Is
not pretty, nor is it accessory. Thr
woman who takes a seat in this wa
clutches wildly at anything IN reacs
when she attempts 20 rise, ana strur
eles awkwardly tD her feet. Contro
of the muscles will prevent all this
and the heavies@ woman may got III
and down with some decree of grace
and ease with q little care and prac
tice.
Washington telegraph., 1905-09-29
WHY tlE WAS ALARMED.
Feared Deat, by Lightning Stroke
Might Run in Families.

Feared peatl, by Lightning Stroke
Might Run in Families.
Gen. James A. Wilson told the fol
lowing story of Washington Irving
which he had from the latter's lips:
During a prolonged stay in Eng
land began Mr. Irving, "T was one
day walking in the country with a
friend when a violent thunderstorm
burst upon us. We stopped under a
large tree, and while standing there
was reminded of the fact that a
brother of mine who had taken shell
ter under an oak on the banks of the
Hudson was struck by lightning. |
mentioned the incident, The face OF
my friend took on look of consterna
ton. He ran out into the pouring
rain. and when I shouted to him 70
come back he answered:
mo, sire-eei That kind of dGatl
probably runs in your family. III talc
my chances out in the open ir stead
Of b. your sidel'
"And he did" added the hermit OF
"Sunnystde" with a smile th9t woull
have opened oysters.-Pit arg Dis
patch.