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__ ' -—r-r— —. —. St. Paul the Jobbing and Manufacturing^ Center of the Northwest <-j£^au~ . fT/l^fe*^ 7,. -^fS^ fffjfT <P*fiS'(l/\\bmmV' ifl 1 — :r-===MlJUiLaßQiißljJCE^^ fii)'ii l lilii'^RjM«^'J»^!-^A»w*fl^^ - —A\ I \ I tfflS§T^ V/ i ' ",7. x.7S: 4 *——' 'V, -'"T^i- ***C~^ T'l^*:*^ ■■--a'LJSy.; f\2~~~\, 7 \< **■% * sSsasa ' • 7.5" i na r» .... - •■7.7. ■ . .. 77 '7 '" , . . ... ■' '. . ARTFSIAN SUPPLIES. CRANE & ORDWAY CO. .. 248-250 East Fourth Street. Pipe, Fittings, Pumps, Windmills, Steam and Plumbing Supplies, Belting and Hose. : Write for Dealers' Catalogue. . AUTOMOBILES. the marr (\ ■'■-- s2Ss •urn pah fcA__»L. I Agani, ah AUTO CAR. ===*L I* Wabasha. ~~ y I "" — \ ~~ AWNINGS AND TENTS. ' American Tent & Awning Go. 20 W. 3d Street. W. K. Jacobs, Manager. Awnings; Tents, Flags, ! Umbrellas, Cotton Duck, Horse* Covers, Wagon Covers, Paulins. TENTS FOR RENT. Tel. 1662-Jl-1662. H.-G. NEHI\ _ * MANUFACTURES OF X, A * AWNINQS. Ki-u tlzsi. FLAOS. ■.THIW Bt.. . Sfc* BT.PAUL. MINT BAR AND OFFICE FIXTURES. KOHLER & HINRICHS Importers, Wholesale Dealers and Manufacturers Fancy Groceries Refrigerators, 7 "*'- Butchers' and Bar Furniture, Packers' Supplies, Billiard and Pool Bar Glassware Tables and Supplies and Supplies, Coin Operatingy.;7i,f Hotel Supplies, Machines. 255-257-259-261-263-265 E. 3d St., St. Paul. BEER PUMPS—LIQUID GAS. The B'isliod& sfr62E. fifth Street Largest Makers of Beer Pumps, Liquid Gas, .Physicians' Air Compressors, etc, BOOTS AND SHOES. C. Gotzian & Co. Manufacturers and Wholesalers of BOOTS AND SHOES Proprietors Minnesota Shoe Co. 242-280 East Fifth Street. FOOT, SCHULZE & GO. Manufacturers and Wholesalers of FINE ©HOES Northwestern Agents for "GOODYEAR GLOVE" OVERSHOES, Cor. Third and Wacouta Sts. Sharood Shoe Co. SHOE MANUFACTURERS EXCLUSIVELY "Pneumatic Soles" are our invention— the greatest foot comfort of the age. Fourth and Broadway, St. Paul, Minn. BREWERS AND BOTTLERS. Drewry & Sons HIGH 1 Soda and Mineral Waters, . CLASS J Ale, Porter, Stout and Beer, LIM ETTA—The drink of drinks. CHIPPEWA SPRING WATER. 702-710 Payne Aye., St. Paul, Minn. STANDS BY BABCOCK Speaker Refuses to Listen to Alleged Detractor. 'WASHINGTON, D. C, March 21.— house adjourned out of respect to the memory of the '•, late Representative Charles W. Thompson, of Alabama. Mr. Hepburn offered a resolution reciting cer tain statements by Representative Baker (N. T.) contained in the Congressional Record of last Friday reflecting on the CASTORIA For Infants and Children.;' The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the ySTwz fy/^yf, .?*" Signature of -C^^^i^/%i(S4^^ -Ji."'' .-■■■'■ -':■ BATCHERS. HAAS BROS. Wholesale 7 ' y F* RE & H MEATS HOTEL AND RESTAURANT TRADE ESPECIALLY SOLICITED. ' 459 St. Peter St., i St. Paul,. Minn. ... CIDER AND VINEGAR. .; MANUFACTURERS OF Cider and Vinegar 242-244 EAST FOURTH STREET. COMMISSION. R. COBB, •"■■' Cash Buyer of 7. l":*77:'v '-Z' SEPARATOR; CREAM Butter, Cheese, Eggs, Poultry. 2-27,7Z y . Shipper Fruits and Vegetables^ 19 to 33 E. 3d St., St. Paul, Minn. Reference: First National Bank. .* CONFECTIONERY. WHOLESALE CONFECTIONERY , For Forty Years the Synonym of Purity CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE. Wemott, Howard & Co. £ rs and Crockery GLASSWARE, CUTLERY, - . LAMP GOODS, ETC. v.7 383-355-387 Jackson St., St. Paul, Minn. DAIRY PRODUCTS. 7,7*' We Buy Cream w«; ite vs t for * Prices, etc. The Crescent Creamery Co. Largest Northwestern Dairymen. 3d and Minnesota sts*., St. Paul, Minn. DRUGS. NOYES BROS. & CUTLER Oldest and Largest Drug House in the Northwest. " Importers and Wholesale Druggists ; and Dealers in Paints, Oils, Glass and Glassware, Surgical Instruments . and Appliances. * , DRY GOODS. ' Finch, Young & McConvllle . "Wholesale.... .-. 7 ' Dry Goods and Carpets Ladies' and Gents' Furnishing Goods SAINT PAUL. 7 . LINDEKE, WARNER & SONS Wholesale Dry Goods and No tions. Lumbermen's and Mm- , ers' Goods a Specialty ST. PAUL, -:- MINN. :■.-".- ,'' ■7-..' - ■**.-_"-*: -2i~ :; DYNAMOS AND MOTORS. , Northwestern Electric^ • Equipment Company, ... - . I .'.-■ ■ - * .7.7 . • " • Manufacturers and Repairers, - 131 EAST FIFTH STREET. 7 integrity and honor of Mr. Babcock (Wis.) and providing that they, be ex punged from the Record. 7 Mr. Hepburn explained that Mr. Baker had not de livered them o.i 7 the floor of N the house, but had . entered them .in the Record j un der a leave to print. \ The amendment was adopted after: the Democrats forced a roll call. * * Mr. : Baker endeavored 7to $ explain his • action, but Speaker Cannon I refused to . recognize him. . He ; had charged | that Mr. ' Babcock greatly increased the : busi-. ness of a postoffice in Wisconsin so ;as to secure more compensation for the post master. '2 ■-'."'■'. z 7.7 z'.":'7'2: yy; 7 Consideration ", in the senate 7 today 7of the ; bill . providing for the purchase *of a site • and. the : erection of iay building J for the 7departments* of state, 7: justice and commerce and i labor, was | made; the . oc casion for adverse criticism *of the archi tect who planned' th~ White house of fices. | Messrs. 7 Teller and Hale led the charge' On the architect and Mr. 'New-' lands defended him. The senate; passed the following . measures: 7... ; - To ratify and confirm the agreement with the Turtle . Mountain band of - Chip pewa Indians and appropriating $1,000,000 to carry the bill into effect; to promote the efficiency of the revenue , cutter ■ serv ice. • ■■•".-■" -_■;. ■ '7-7 ,• "-. ,yy.-'' 7'-7-y. The senate at 3:22, adjourned out of respect jto the I memroy of * the ; late ; Repre sentative Thompson. Senator Nelson is a member - of i the 1 committee jto J attend. the funeral. '7:7 77,7'" '■ ■ '7.7; .. .'.=.. "V ...-':. ; s.:_ t-;T ; .. .:7-'-7- ;v -77.v7<,777-r^-,; ,v..7 -.7^-. ./• 7 7-^^7 ,r-7.*:7: 7,^7^-7VV77>7 •-■ THE ST. PAUL GLOBE. TUESDAY. MARCH 22. 1904. ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES. ELECTRIC MACHINERY Bought, Sold and Exchanged. : Installing a Specialty. 7 - Shafting, Pulleys. Belting Always on Hand. Low Prices—Good Work - Easy. Terms. GORMAN ELECTRIC COMPANY. •.:.■•- -■■■■■■ FISH, ETC. ' A. BOOTH <& CO. —-Jobbers in— —- OYSTERS, FISH AND CANNED GOODS 60 East Third Street. PLUMBING. M. J. O'NEIL Gas Electric 7 Heating Fixtures Wiring, Etc. Construction 4* I • Oi I n '1 10 ILOlftJ Live Stock Receipts at South St. Paul f' '■' . :;7-7;, FROM POINTS l:INl T-, ""'- f y^y^^tr. H°flS ShCCP Horses Minnesota ...... v;v;^. 166,771 613,299 90,148 466 Wi5c0n5in................. 18,584 60,505 29,090 78 lowa .....,._;.....;...... 2,561 5,047 672 J, 131 Far South r.v...;...;..... 329 y^-B^M |#vvvf^ 540 South Dakota .....;....... 11,272 37,745 11,057 82 North Dakota ....... 56,844 42,946 92,507 500 Montana....... .„..-... ... 45,845 ....^.v 608,461 4,875 Far West J....:.......... .....VV ...>•. 43,280 1,025 Manitoba....../.Vw...... 132 ....... ••••-•> * ... ... Returned for Re-loading... 951 ....~. 425 126 ; Total .....1...;.:.: ;-... 303,289 759,542 875,640 7,823 FLORJSTS HOLM & OLSON, 777 Flowers and Plants * Quick Country Orders a Specialty. ; Agents Wanted. 334-336 St. Peter St. ■ * . GROCERS. .7 , ESTABLISHED 1855. - FOLEY BROS. & KELLY MANUFACTURING WHOLESALE GROCERS Broadway, Prince and Pine Sts, S?SB'l3f^l^ySft!6ik,yj*'W't i\ if mtmfmKy^mmm KiXSfSootßlmßssosOßOSomO^BEm^ml IW^^fT^Sf^W^iiM HUNGARIAN EMIGRATION 1 LAW IS ONEROUS Discommodes Travelers and Helps ". No 7;.'* One but a Stemship Company. 7 7 7 "VIENNA,' March 21.— new Hun garian 7 emigration - law, which .' has '-- for ': its 't purpose •' the diversion Vof * travel- to * the United: States • from German;ports, over .to Fiume, 7 Hungary, *is causing' great ■' dissatisfaction 77' throughout : the country. The i act 7beeomes . formally effective j April 7 1 next, but *';for.? some time past !it ; has been provisionally • en forced, the .officials" obliging; emigrants ;to go '% via Fiume, although ; they had ■ already purchased steamer tickets via: ; Bremen ; and 7 Hamburg, :' and % in 7 many instances had • forwarded '. their baggage"; ■in 7 advance. After April il-: emigrants | will be granted ;( passports to leave the ; country; only 7 upon "% the i payment ?ofi a 1 deposit of $8 each for a steamship tick et • via the Fiume■ route. : ' Z-Z> * - It '■ is ? complained that the", newi route '- is 2 eight v days 7 longer than • from Ger man y ports -: and that % the 'i act* benefits \ i neither 'the % state i nor any Hungarian navigation ' company, t but -: only I benefits HARDWARE, SPORTING . GOO 7 FULL, OZMUN.pIRKr 8 GO. 7 WHOLESALE ; : ,-- Hardware, Guns, Bicycles and Cutlery Hackett, Walther, dates 7- - Hardware Co. ff .'-— —-Importers and Jobbers of ——— Hardware, Gunery, Guns, sporting Goods :\: ST. PAUL, :7minNV.^7vT7 * Summary 7. ■ of the ; ~ For the Year 1903. The St. Paul building record for 1903 is 9 per cent above the average of 2 principal cities of the country. 'f 7 7 HARNESS, LEATHER, ETC. piLHinnra. Harness, Collars, ' Saddles, Leather, Saddlery Hardware SHOE FINDINGS AND SHOE STORE SUPPLIES HATS, CAPS, GLOVES AND FURS. GORDON & FERGUSON 7.7 7 Established-1871. "y 7 Hats, Caps, Gloves and Furs ■:.:■: :- - f GORDON; ■' SQUARE 7.-. ';•• 7; 7 the Cunard line, which has been given a concession to operate between Flume and v New "i- York.*-.-; AX, special % agent of the Cunard line7has arrived in Vienna and .will 7 visit . Syria, Bulgaria, Mace donia and Servia, which: countries have recently shown a considerable increase. in the : emigration \ movement to :* the United State*7 • -XiyyZ: '--'Z'--"" -.""f Russia Will Show a Little. y.Z ST. LOUIS. March 21.— Prof. Edward Grunwaldt, councillor of commerce, car ; bled 7to i the world's *-fair officials } from; : St. 7 Petersburg today, asking that s the : space 7 assigned *to 7 Russia in % the ;- fine arts, 5 manufacturers' liberal arts, "departments sbe reserved. He 7. stated 1 that exhibits were beinig arranged for ( those departments under the direction of Gen. Krupsky, Prince * Trubesky and himself. * * 7-. y ""■""' " 7" ~ 7. 77>, But It Isn't.: \* ' .- : HONOLULU, March 21.—A son' has been born to ? the ** Prince"? and f Princess; David Kawananakoa. The boy is the' first \ male heir of * the Kalakaua' line to i; be 7 : born :- or | many years and if the '■ monarchy were still in existence he 1 would be heir I apparent^ the Hawaiian • j throne.. "- _l HATS, CAPS, GLOVES AND FURS. LANPHER, SKINNER & CO. 7. ' Jobbers and Manufacturers of,. HATS, ; CAPS, FURS AND GLOVES Makers of the . "North . Star Fur . Coat" 7 and the "Lanpher Hat." 7-7 180-184 EAST FOURTH STREET. McKibbin, Driscoll & Dorsey Makers* and Jobbers of % Hats, Gloves and Furs ....None Better Made... ST. PAUL, - - - MINNESOTA., SPORTING GOODS. AIIMCt Sporting Goods, Gymna- V"U«*3 slum Supplies, -■ Boats, Tents, Kodaks, Fishing Tackle, 7 &c. j Kenned* Brothers -^eg^a^ d HIDES AND FURS. Ship Tour Hides, Wool and Furs D. BERGMAN & CO. *. 186-188 East Third Street.. 7" ST. PAUL - - - - -7* : MINN. The Largest Dealers in the "West, 777/> Established 1867. :77 ■";-- ■ 7 ':'■■ IRON. '.'''■" '*"- '777. Z NIGOLS, DEAN & GREGG IRON MERCHANTS And Dealers in Wagon and Carriage Makers' Material Cor. Fifth and Sibley Sts., . St. * Paul. . LAW BOOKS. West Publishing Company LAW BOOK PUBLISHERS The National *^t Puill Uinn I Reporter System. „ . °. 1, rflU,« mmv FILIPINOS TAKE TO POLITICS NATURALLY iConduct Elections Better Than ;We ■ Do, '"'"■ Zy: :Says Gov. : Wright. . WASHINGTON, D. y C..7 March 21 — ; Secretary Taft : has I received : a mail . re port ;" from' Gov. Wright ; concerning - the recent *"" gubernatorial 77 elections,7"from which ? it ;T appears 'X that 7 elections 7 were held lin I thirty-two J provinces, with | the result :, that ■ sixteen of I the * former - gov : ernors were -i elected and eleven : de feated, according to returns received .7 up .to the * time of mailing; the report. Gov. Wright said ; that the Filipinos ; showed themselves >' adepts 7in political ■} meth ods 7 and 7in '7 some respects'- conducted 5 their elections **'■ better 7 than ' the people in the United :States. 7 ■; yZZXyy yyxy' '. One of the "governors 7 who failed of, re-election \is Capt. A. U. Betts.^for^ merly of s the volunteer army, but > now a resident of Albay. Sinee '?, his ',' resi dence in 3 the i Philippines a Capt Betts has I married | a Mistizo and f has other wise identified himself with the coun try. -"j His successful competitor was Ramon Santos, a native. Capt. Betts • LIQUORS. "-_- A.HIBSCHMAM*CO.,292 Jackton St., St. Pan). MONUMENTS.7 J.F.TOSTEVIN & SON Monuments, Mantels, ... Grates and Tiling 450 Robert Street, St. Paul, Minn. OVERALLS.'SHIRTS, ETC. WINER BROS. Manufacturers of Union-Made Goods Only. : 260 East Seventh 7 Street, St. Paul. 7 PAPER. '■-'- WE STUDY YOUR MINDS And exert ourselves to please every customer by - furnishing ; the best at - the lowest . prices. • '.-.•'■ M. F. KERWIN PAPER CO. -Paper, Bags,. Twine, Rope, Stationers' X'h .*;■ Supplies^ Etc. ; . MELADY& CASEY —Wholesale' Dealers in — -» PAPER '.-.. Twines, Cordage, Blank Books Northwestern \II CO 316 Sibley Street, Twin City J 110 .T77 Saint Paul. • 7 F.G. LESLIE COMPANY Paper, Printers' z Supplies, Twines, Wrapping Paper I 213 East Third Street.^ Both Phones, 200 • has protested against being 7counted out, 2. and 7 similar protests /have 7 been filed 7 with the 7i Philippine commission by the r. defeated candidates 7in - other provinces. 7 ■ " .-;■ 7 7;-'/; . ■■'. ~" ■' '•■: -yy; ;-'Secretary7*Taft';. has instructed 7 Gov. Wright, in response to :an inquiry, made by the ?latter7 as to the disposition of I claims 7. for 7 rent £ and 7, for.^damages on 'account of 7 the v occupation ' of ; churches ; and ■■ convents by American \ troops, that in accordance with; the agreement made ;at "i Rome, the* apostolic delegate ; should present 7 these , claims -. to |: the 7 commis [ sion 3in Manila. '■'■7 This I agreement was reached son the ground that whatever damages ■ accrued * were * due the church and not the ■ friars. :£ Gov. Wright was ■ instructed to notify 7 the ' delegate. that if he will present 7 these claims Gen. Wade ; will, investigate^ and ",. report . on : them and that '• the secretary *' of 7 war will recommend to congress settlement of the approved claims. Polish Scientists Must Not Meet. _ 7 BUFFALO, : N. 7 V., 7 March 21.8e ; cause s of ? obstacles 7 interposed 7 by i, the German and ', Russian governments j the: :holding of the tenth congress of Polish ■ physicians .and . scientists I at i Lember gau, Austria, July jVi 20-24. i has I;| been» abandoned. Dr. Francis ;E. Frenczak, of ;• Buffalo, representative ; for America " 7 -■ -JQRK PACKERS. j. t. McMillan, PORK PACKER Established 1870. - Choice Sugar-Cured; Hams, Pure Ket tle ; Rendered Lard,: all kinds -of Pork * Products. ' -,v "77 • ...:.. Packing House, Upper OT 01111 UIUU Levee. Phone call, 379 °' ' ' AULi ffl,n"• ..■2.-' ■•■■■■■ PRINTERS. -■■■•7 Abbott^* . Book and niyiyrik70 jo*k M , CO. MAM UNION BLOCK. 2148 ,M PROPRIETARY MEDICINES. 7 .MiAan^ REEVES' IRON JffSSffiiil^ PILLS *Vi h i^MMfJ^V For Sale ]K^^]|^^fT*aßQ^| Everywhere. ir^lffl aKST^Cy A k our Druggist 1 orWrttt '■ fi S. H. Reeves, Mfgr, 7 Cere., St. Paul, Minn. ROOFING AND CORNICE WORK. ; lilts St. Paul Roofing, Cornice and Orna ment Company. St. Paul. RUBBER GOODS. * Puhhpr finhrfc 375 and 377 Sibley Sts. UUDDCr UUUU2> Price Lists Furnished. SASH AND DOORS. St, Paul Sash, Door and r^n Lumber Co. r~~i afe s d,p or son Interior Finish SASH, DOORS, MILLWORK, STAIRS t. Estimates Furnished. . - ... 313-315-317 Rice Street. St. Paul. '"..-.''■'' SEEDS. .. '• . xyy; L. L. May & Co. T SEEDSMEN AND FLORISTS 7 Ask for May's "Northern Grown" Seeds if you want the best. "■ ': 381 : Minnesota ; Street, St 7 Paul. -of ; the v general ■ committee of ': the { con gress, made ; announcement to 7 that ef fect today. 7 7 .-,7 77 • '""■ 7 7 7 "I • have X received 1 a notice 2 from the president of the congress, informing me the '2 Russian7 government has ; ordered every physician in Poland to hold him-; self in 7 readiness for service 7' at the • front ;at ; any time," -! said: Dr. • Frenczak. - "The 7 government 7 has y also > forbidden; all Polish physicians, dentists, pharma cists t and ■:. druggists 7- from 3 leaving 7 the country. The German government has ; forbidden \ German * physicians to ■■ attend the "Z congress, fearing . It 2 might *7 : take the : shape of ta : political manifestation that ' might ; lead; to '« complications; with Russia." .7 •*-.-.".'-;*' 7 ESPIG'S ><r^l CIGARETTES, o^V^VV^V^ " m o^ m W Tp -x 'y~'&: 2