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THE. XWIIN CITIES,
Will Have a Fast TrneU-The Minne
apolis Athletic Park association filed articles
of incorporation yesterday in the office of the
secretary of state. The capital stock is $50,
--000. and the incorporator.; are F. T., W. XV.
and A. s. He-telfinger, A. M. Geesaman, J. A.
Wirtenschn and BJ. W. Murphy.
Generators lis Product -The Bruce
Generator company, of St. Paul, capital stock
$5,000. filed articles of incorporation yesterday
in the office of the secretary of state. The
incorporators aro V. P. Roberts, of Minne
apolis; li. B. Cram, of St. Paul Park; L. S.
Breher and Charles Karst, of St. Paul.
Helios in Two ««ates-The Interstate
Telephone company, of OrtonvUle, filed arti
cles of Incorp .rat:on with the secretary of
state yesterday. The capita! stock is to be
$3,000, and the incorporators arc A. \\\ Ran
dall, Peter Bertelson. Fred M. Green, c. XV.
Schm ider, I. o. c. Wall, F. L. Cliff, f. XV.
Sanborn, c. w. Harrington. E. N. Morrill.
of Ortonville; John Gold. F. H. Moore and
T. B, Forsyth, ol Hlr Stcne city.
Collected lhe Pensions— The Soldiers'
home at Minnehaha reports to the auditor that
it has collected the ;. aslons of inmates
amounting to $_._l_, of which $194 has been
paid to dependent families.
Adveniist Meetings— Large audiences
still attend the Market hall Bible lectures.
"Th i Sabbath," "Bible Proof for Sunday"
and "Who Changed the Sabbath?" are the
Bpecial topics announced for tonight, Thurs
day and Friday nights.
More Time for Creditors— The time
for filing claims in the assignment of Charles
Kittleson. insolvent, of Minneapolis, has been
limited tj .March 10.
<^»lil Cure Failed -August Gilberg came
to Minneapolis from North Crossing to take
the gold cure, and landed in the lock-up Sun
day drunk. Judge Holt thought a fine of %'j
waa about the right prl c.
Durnam Appeal— A notice of appeal ln
the :.-■■■ of the state against George A. Dur
nam was til-d with the ci cr k 0 f the crim
inal court at Minneapolis yesterday after
noon. The appeal bond was filed last Wednes
day.
i -
• Editorial Ilnii<iuet— Thomas Lowry will
ho the .oastmaster at the banquet to be ten
dered members or the state editorial asso
ciation at the West hotel. Minneapolis, the
evening or Feb. 17. Covers will be laid for
450.
Savins the Girl— The case of Rose J.
Schlitz, charged by her parents with incor
rigibility, was taken up again yesterday in
the police c,,urt. Minneapolis. After more
evidence was taken, the girl was sent to the
training school for her own good.
Court House Supplies — The county
commissioners of Hennepin county have let
the contract for the supplies for the court
house and city hall in the way of bo-oks and
stationery. The bids were received from
.several firms, by piece, and the contracts
were distributed to the lowest bidders In the
Be veral departments.
"X-llay Libel Case -The criminal libel
case against the editors and managers of
X-Rays, at Minneapolis, though on the crim
inal calendar for trial yesterday, was con
tinued again, owing to the illness of Free
man P. Lane, attorney for the defense.
Kenney Wants Kew Trial— The at
torneys tor Peter J. Kenr.ey have filed a no
tice with the clerk of court, Minneapolis,
announcing that they will move for a new
trial In the suit of l.ila Joyce for breach
of promise, in which the latter recently se
cured Judgment for £5,000. The hearing is
Bel for Feb. 12.
Saving; for Hennepin — The recent
( hange in the civil jury calendar, by which
the cases set for the two weeks beginning ;
Feb. 14 were set back into the week of Feb.
7. means a saving of about $1,000 to the
county of Hennepin. By the new arrangi -
ment the services of the usual jury panel
will be dispensed with the last two weeks of
the present term. The present week will
probably wind up the civil jury eases for this
term.
Straw Bonds— There will be some warm
Friday next in Minneapolis when a
large number of defaulted criminal bonds
will be before the court for disclosure. They
have bee n summoned to appear by the prop
er processes, ar.d the proceedings will prob
ably be Interesting, as they will be obliged
to tell of th"ir financial condition under oath,
th i judgments having already been secured.
Early Resident Dead — Mrs. Sarah
Goodhue Lougee died at 8:30 yesterday morn- |
Ing at the residence of C<Jl. L. W. Campbell,
1100 Fifth street southeast. Minneapolis. The
funeral, to which friends are invited, will
be held from the borne at 2 p. m. Wednes
day.
The deceased came to Minneapolis from
N ■ Hampshire in 1869. She was married to
Samuel Lougee [ n iv; : - g ne was the nlotn .
er of Mrs. .1. S. Pillsbury. Mrs. L. W. Camp
bell and Mrs. T. F. Andrews. She was nine
ty-two years old.
Ericsson Banquet—The entertainment
committee ci the John Ericsson Memorial
ttion made arrangements for the holding
of Its banquet, March 9, In Minneapolis, yes
morning. Hotel Nicollet was selected.
The menu and list of speakers have not as
yet been decided upon, but the preparations
point towards lhe elaborate.
1.. A. W. Delesate— Charles E. Bond.
who, together with A. I!. Choate, will represent
the Minnesota division at the annual meet
ing of the League of American Wheelmen,
which opens at St. Louis tomorrow, left Min
neapolis last evening for that place. Mr.
Choate left Sunday evening.
Swedish Convention— The Minnesota
Swedish Lutheran eor.fi : ace will open its
YET SHALL THEY LIVE.
LEAVENWORTH. Kas., F.b. 7.-Mrs. Mary
Fen ton, mother of Thomas P. Fenton, a
very prominent lawyer, died today on th^>
thirty-third anniversary of her birth
Chicago, Feb. 7.— Mrs. J. J. Bagley, of
Detroit, wife of ex-Gov. Bagiev, of Michigan
died today a: -Colorado Springs. Col.
Sandusky, 0., Feb. 7.-Kdward Mock, who
died at I!, iron, on Friday, waa the oldest mm
In Ohio. Ho was 109 years of age.
No Note to Spain.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 7.— lnquiry at On
state department deve.opes the fact that no
instructions, additional to those under which
ts acting, in relation to the termina
tion of tiie war in Cirha, have been s>nt
to Minister Woodfi rd.
M rs. George Sues.
NEW YORK, Feb. 7.— Annie C. Getrge,
widow of Henry George, is the plaintiff in
an action for >!amages against the Pennsyl
vania raiiroad company, which is on trial
In the supremo court of this city.
.Mrs. George alleges that her foot slipped
-«-s^ NOT A DOLLAR NFFfi BF PAiO 1
H or ' flc ; - csns or Trcatm.-.! t3n.il C,i,'__.
iW^&W WE a"3E S^.Bnr.^T^-rOp
jj£ J] Diseases of I flfBtEK I Exafailw-I?.
'y- : A. —~ /W "^ Every form and variety ofwaakaess in men. young or old. _
'"^i^feV. __fl_t_i"^'"' permanently cured. Uonorrboea. Gleet, Stricture, Varicocele, _\
I^j^^^i_*—SSU—^k-'' t Hydrocele, and Syphilis thoroughly eradicated from the system g
_3%g^ : ,^?Sfe|d§§_ forever by our special form ot treatment.
" T -i V "._ f_ts? : isg^B. Our MedJclnes ire obtained from all parts of the world, are 5
V -f*' '-~?~^ carofally compoiindoJ and carefully diipori-ioJ uu.lor persona
» ** hupervlsion oi tbe doctors.
DR. ALFRED L. G©LE ?
Medical Institute & Council of Physicians. 24 Wa3h ngoaav. s., Hina9apalis, Minn
fortieth annual convention this evening at
Gustavu3 Adolphus church, Sims and Wylle
street, Minneapolis. Special opening exercises
will be held this evening, while the remain
ing days of the week will be devoted to mat
ters of business.
Will Rebuild Its Factory— Application
was made yesterday to the building inspector
by the Minneapolis Iron company for a per
mit to erect a frame factory on Bradford
street, St. Anthony Park. The structure will
be sixty-two by seventy-two feet, and the cost
Is estimated at $1,500. The permit will prob
ably be issued today.
C. Mattson secured a permit for a story
and-a-half frame dwelling on Geranium street,
near Payne avenue, to cost $1,500.
Figrbt for itlcl.ellnn Child— The habeas
corpus proceeding instituted by Mrs. Bertha
McLeilan to regain the possession of her four
year-old daughter, who Is now In the custody
of her grandparents, John and Elizabeth
McLeilan, was continued yesterday until 10
a. m. today, when Judge Kelly will hear the
application in his chambers.
Will Uo Buried Today— The funeral of
S. A. Thompson, the victim of an accident
on the Soo road at Cardigan junction a week
ago, who died at. St. Joseph's hospital Sun
day, will take place at 2 o'clock this after
noon from the family home, on a farm In
Mounds View township, where the deceased
lived for many years. Services will later be
held ln the church at White Bear lake. The
Interment will tai:.- place a' the White Bear
cemetery.
Police Used Their . lulls Thomas Lln
nehan apprarcd in the police court with his
head done up in bandages and court plaster
yesterday to answer the charges of drunken
ness, disorderly conduct and resisting arrest,
lie was arrested at a Saturday night dan :e
at Arundel and Lafond streets, and the po
lice claim they were compelled to use their
club 3to enforce their authority. The accused
pleaded not guilty- to the charges of drunk
enness and resisting arrest. The charge of
disorderly conduct will be tried today.
Changed With Illegal .-"ishiiiK— Erick
Russel and Robert Peterson, residents of
.Minneapolis, together with Peter Horton, liv
ing at 481 Thomas street, this city, were
charged in the municipal courl yesterday with
illegal fishing at Bass hike. The cases went j
over until today.
Wltiie.-..s Under Bond— John Anderson, j
who was brought back from Marine, Wis.,
to testify against Annie Brown and Cadie
Stee!, the colored women whom be accusi d of
stealing $10, lodged forma! complaint against
the prisoners yesterday. The women were ar
raigned before Judge Twohy, and when the
case was continued until Friday, Anderson I
was required tj sign a bond for his appear- i
ance.
Accused of Larceny — John McCarthy
wa3 acclsed in the police court yesterday of
the theft of six barrels from Noyes Bros. &
Cutler. The barrels were valued at $1 eacli.
McCarthy denied the charge. He will be
tried Monday of noxt week.
Was \'o Burglary— Chief of Police Gos3 i
and Chief of Detectives Schweitzer yesterday
positively denied a story in a morning pa
per covering the allowed robbery of P. 11.
Kelly's former residence. The authorities say
that Mr. Kelly examined the house thoroughly
and reported that nothing whatever had bt 1 ;i
stolen, ("apt. Pottgleser, in whose district
the house is situated, says he personally in
vestigated the story of the alleged burglary,
and that it is without foundation.
Died From Pneumonia— The remains i
of Albert Edward Ford, wli > was found dead |
on Nicollet Island, Minneapolis, Sunday, were
subjected to a post mortem examination yes- |
terday. It was learned that the primary
cause of death was pneumonia. Ip to last J
night no word had been received from tha |
deceased's relatives. If the coroner does not
hear from thero today the body will be in- ;
terred by the county.
<-i*M Wan Discharged — Simon Glss,
tried in the municipal court on the charge j
of stealing a quantity of bias.; fixings front |
the Standard Bras 3 company, was yesterday ;
discharged by Judge Twohy. Giss claimed
the alleged stolen property had been taken
by m' stake with a lot of scrap iron he claimed
to have regularly purchased.
Belonged <<► Another -Henry 11.
miller is under arrest on th'- charge of steal
ing several articles of feminine wearing ap
parel found in his possession. He was round
on the street with the clothing under his
arm, and locked u-^ by Offii er News im •.
In the municipal court yesterday Hag; n
millcr claimed to have been carrying tho
clothing to an acquaintance. The ease v. as j
continued for further I. v__tigatlon until to
morrow.
Fourth Ward Democrats — The Fi'.irtii
Ward Democratic club will meet at Pfelff r's
hall tomorrow night for the purpose of unit
ing upon a candidate for aid i/uian.
Hla Injuries Fatal— After suffering al
most a week trom his terrible Injuries, Ml- j
chad Kegel, of Minneapolis, yesterday after- :
noon succumbed. The accident occurn il last
Wednesday afternoon. Kegel was employed !
by the Crystal Lake Ice company. Iti some j
manner a 500-pound cake of Ice fell on tlfe i
unfortunate man. striking him In the back. :
Se\ ral ribs were broken, the ppin« was in
jured and the lungs were lacerated.
Caught In the Ac* Charles Boon and
Joseph Si hobln. two small boys not over
twelve years of age, w( re di tec ted in the !
act of taking some suiall pocketbecks and oth- j
er small articles from the counters of a
Nicollet avenue, Minneapolis, store ytst.r- |
day afternoon. It is claimed that the boys j
have been under suspicion. When they were
caught the proprietor turned them over ti
Officer Averill, who locked the lads up on the
charge of petit larceny. Young Boon's par
ents furnished bail last nisht, an.l he was re
; leased, to appear in court today.
in a lule in the floor of the Pennsylvania
company's depot In Philadelphia.. >n March
21. 1897. causing Injuries which necessitated
the use of crutches for three months. She
asks $5,000 d. images.
BITS OF BUSINESS.
CHICAGO, Feb. 7.— Tbe Case brought by
Charles Bates against the G- oeral Electric
Railway company, asking a receiver and ac
counting, was today dismissed.
Montreal, Feb. 7.— 801-san Freres, fancy
and staple dry goeds. have suspended pay
ment The liabilities are said to amount to
$110,000.
Albany, N. V.. Feb. 7.— The Buffalo Beet
Sugar company, of Brant, Erie county, v,-a.i
incorporated tcday with a capital stock of
(600,000.
Cleveland. 0.. Feb. 7.— According to an
afternoon n< wspaper a big deal "by which
; every brewery in Cleveland will pass* into
the hands of a syndicate of Eastern capital
ists bas just been completed. About -
000 in >-_sh. it is said, will be paid to CI sve
land brewers within the next few wee;;.;.
THE ST. PAUI, GtOBE— T^SDjy^—FESKUX.^ __
MILLERS IN A LEAGUE]
PRELIMINARY STEP IN THE FIGHT
AGAINST A SWINDLE
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1
Anti-Adulterntion Organization Ef
fected Its Members Under Bonds
of $5,000 Each to Live lp to the
Agreements hy Which They Be
came Members of the Combine.
Several representatives of the North
western millere met in the office of the
Northwestern Miller in Minneapolis,
yesterday morning, and effected the
temporary organization of the Anti-
Adulteration league. Those present at
the meeting were: F. L. Greenleaf, B.
C. Church, Marcus Johnson, H. S. Ken
nedy and W. C. Edgar.
Enough memberships have been re
ceived to assure success and the com
mittee will proceed with the details
of the organization. Membership will
be open to every miller who will sign
the agreement of membership, pay the
membership fee, and bond himself in
the sum of $5,000 as a guarantee that
he does not and will not adulterate his
flour. This forfeit' of $5,000 will be the
security of the league, and in case a
miller is found guilty of adulterating
his flour the league will proceed against
him on his bond.
DUELED "WITH HORSEWHIPS.
Two Sensational ami Mysterious
Sunday Encounters.
The peace and quiet of Portland avenue,
Minneapolis, was disturbed Sunday morning.
Two whip rights and a dog fight occurred
an that ordinarily well behaved thorough
fare. It all happened so suddenly that th.
residents did not have time to lind cut the
cause or the principals, and ihcy have
nothing but the recollection of the affair. It
will, howeter, serve as a topic for neighborly
gossip, and much speculation will be indulg
ed in.
•Just about the time the churches were let
ting out, two men in carriages approached
one another from opposite directions. They
met near Fifteenth street. Without a word
tbey stopped their swiftly speeding horses,
lumped out, grabbed their bugiry whips, and
fought a furious round for about two min
ut> s. Blows fell with lightning rapidity. Not
a word was spoken, but standing about six
feet apart they roundly slashed and struck
at one another.
The old saying, "like master, like man."
wc.s never more true thai" i:i tbia case.
Kach of the men were accompanied by a dog.
One was a small bull-tarrier. The other
was n large brown St. Bernard. When they
saw their masters having it out. they took
a turn at fighting and chewing, _r.d bit each
other untii the big ffllcw obtained a good
grip on the terrier's throat. Then it tried to
sweep the .'reft;; with i s adversary.
In th" meantime the owner of the b'g dec;
had had his whip torn from bis hand, and
to save himself, went into the fight a; close
quarters. He grabbed the other man by the
shoulders, radfhed him into the snow, and was
showering ftter blows on the under man
when bystanders took a hand.
As the f-i^lii wad at Its height, two more
men drove up and went through lhe same
operation. They took out their buggy whips
and slashed each other across tii • face. How
ever, their tight was tanu- compared to the
first one.
Although the affair la.Tid only about two
minutes, it gave a few bystanders a chance
to congregate. When the four men had been
separated, It was found that the do*s were
still at it. -jikl ir required several gocd hard
kicks to subdue the animals. Theu, witho it
a word of explanation, ;.!:• mi n got Into their
buggies and drove away. What the cause of
the feud was, or whe the men were, i< still
a mystery to the few who witnessed ic. The
men had stylish turnouts, and were well
dressed and gocd-lcoking.
MUST PAY THE HEIRS.
Master In t hancery Abbot Decides
Uhluml E. M. Johnson.
Howard S. Abbott, as master la chancery,
yesterday filed his report with the clerk oi
the t'nited Stales court, in the case _•_ il.
Minerva Lane, Cora M. Live. K. Vlarirm
Lane and Percy A. Lane, against Edward
M. Johnson. Effie It. Johnson his wife <;:id
W. o. Richards.
Tbe action has been in the Minn<»apol"_
course* for some time, being brought by tbe
wife and children <•■." Allen s. Lane, to com
pel Edward M. Johnson to make a . e'thaient
of the ual estate transaction i i which he a d
Alien s. Lane were interested.
The master in chancery reports that aft?r
examining he papers In the case and listen
ing to the arguments r.f the counsel for both
sides, that there is due to the complai ants
frcm Edward M. Johnson, the sum o. ii -
554.96, the same hems the sun ■ advan-ed by
Allen S. Lane, ard tiie < ompla nan'?, wPh th"
. The m »ney is to b • div d d as fo -
lows: To !!. Minerva Line one-third cr
$3 618.32: to tbe three chlld.en, two- hlri;
or $2,412.21 each.
There i< als i due to the ccmila'.nants a
-hare of the net press ol th?se real
transactions, the sun; of J1, 112.42, and iph
and one-fH»art< r I .ts, of aii i•■ val i_ n
Pli asant Park ,: Mi:i n, f .\t :,, ;i -,. ;;,.
THEIR SISTERS OF THE PRESS.
■»
Wives of Twin City Newspaper Men
Will Entertain.
A mt ( ti: gof the wive iof the new •ap ■>•
men was held yesterday afteri a In th •
Press club rooms, in Minn apolis. to pan
sonic form cf social entertainm nt for the
visiting women cf the Minne*o!a Editcriil
tion, meeting next wc_k. A scorj
were present, with Mrs. Robert Pratl presid
ing, and arrangements we c prom i !•.- m de
'tiie Minneapolis worn n v. ill havo a ree p
t; n room at the West hotel an I c rtain o:e<
volunteered to serve as a rec p , . M ,
tee from I) to 12 o'clock, to greet ;h • st'-a-jg
••■:s as they arrive and assist them i:i :r. I ins
plans fe- iheir brief s.av in the •■ tv.
It was dtcided to hold an afterno n tei
Thursday, Mrs. W. E. Haskell and >y-. \;
J. Murphy each offering to act aa h
The chqjce will be made la'-r. 1 ■■'■■<< nal
enter! nment, la tbe w=y of _v lc, Is I nnel
So little time remaining to the visit*
general sight seeiner, sit ■ .• >,- i; wi*h
to .!':•;■<! the business s o of the Edi
torial association, no other deinite p'ani
were mule, drives c"d visits to the art g_l
leries being i;:t to Informal and p?rsonal
arrangement.
Jinn t'!ul> Officers.
There \\:>s much interest manifested a' 'he
meeting cf the Minneapolis Gun club, at the
Wi - hotel, Minneapolis, last evening About
•.v.- nty-flve n presentative members were pr< -
ent The reoorts of the officers showed the
club in excellent financial condition. Eleven
ON CUBAN FIELDS.
HAVANA, Feb 7.- Adi 'i-ei trom Campr h-;la.
in the Manzanillo district, .ays severe art-1
leiy firing has been heard from I. Del
Chimo, where imi ortant Insurgent camps ara
located.
Gen. Inires reports that he has b en en
gaged at Loralnds with an Insurgent force
commanded by Torres.
A column oi" troops, commanded by Lieut.
("01. Hervas, has been engaged with an in-
Eurgent force at Canada Lavlenna, provin c
of Santa Clara.
On Saturday several cfi.e : al? of the United
States cruiser Montgomery visited the rrsi
dences cf a majority of the reconcentrados,
distributing a considerable amount of a':ns.
Gen. Bianco and Gen. Pando arrived to
day at Port Isabella. a_-d the former is ex
pected her. tomorrow.
The French cruiser Dubourdlru will sail
on Thursday for New Orleans.
About COO sick and invalid soldiers sailsd
fcr Sr>ain today.
Bcw Speed Record.
DAVOS PLATZ. Switzerland, Feb. 7— Tt
rplendid weather this m irniag the I 500
metre race in the world's ;-p <>:1 sl:_t : :ir; ton
tests, was won by P. Oestluqd, of Trond
hjem, Norway, in 2.23*34, thus beating the
record.
This afternoon, in a storm of drl.l-g snow.
Oestlund won the 10,000 metre race in 18
minutes and 40 seconds, thus gaining the
amateur championship or' tho world.
After Indiana Lynchers.
VERSAILLES. Ind.. Feb. 7.— The regular
.grand jury convene,! today. Judge Nov.- gave
them special Instructions In regard to the
j Lynching of five men here last September,
Instructing them to spare neither time ror
exp trse to bring the guiity parties to Juslice.
Mayor's Son In .fail.
TRENTON, N. J., Feb. 7.— Frank A. Ma
gowsn, son of ex-Mayor Magowan. was
paced under arrest this arterrioon on the
charge of burglary. He is charged with
having taken cart in the robbery of the
residence of Assistant Secretary of State
Rickey, In Septerr/oer last. Magowan waived
a he-aring and gave $3.5.0 bail.
"Wicked Indian Girl*.
CARLISLE, Pa., Feb. 7.— Elizabeth Fian
d-rs ana Fanny Eagle-torn, Indian girls, who
I fnew members Were accepted last Ivehfng,^
» making the total membership of about seven
!ty-flve, with a large number of applications'
; yet to be considered.
' The election of officers resulted In reseating*
;tho present incumbent, S. S. Johnson as
president; W. P. Shattuck, vice president; J.
J. McGraw, secretary; F. L. Parker, assis
tant secretary; N. P. Kelson, treasurer- E
I W. Ensign, field captain. The officers constl
i tute the board of directors.
Twin City Baptists.
The monthly conference of the Twin City
Baptist ministers wa* held at. the First Bap
tist church, Minneapolis, yesterday after
noon. The meeting was one : ef the best at
tended for some time, and ministers
listened with pleasure to the paper "Four
Baptist Contributions to Civilization " read
by Key. XV. XV. Everts, of St Paul. The
four contributions picked by Dr. Everts
were, first, the teaching audi educating in
the vernacular instead of Latin; second, re
ligious toleration; th rd, medern foreign mis
sions; fourth, revision of the King James'
version of the Bib.c. Key. J. h. Bamble,
president of the Twin City conference, pre
sided at the meeting. .
University Orators.
The second preliminary oy ileplamatory con
test was held at the university chapel,
in Minneapolis last night, and 're
sulted in the choice of the ten who aro
to finally compete for the Pillsbury prize.
Seventeen numbers were on the programme.
Averaging the percentage obtained by the
I essay and the oratorical delivery the ten
I chosen are as follows: Messrs. Peach, lting
i stad. Lane, Brlggs, Bess.sen. Mabey. Slocum,
Force and BJorge and Miss Sardesen.
Last night's honors of lirst place for decla
mation was awarded Mr. Griggs, with a
standing of 93 1-6; and second to Frank
Force, with a standing of 93.
When B-Oshlk Will Be Manned.
The execution of Mcshik it has been prac
, ticaKy determined upon will take place in the
; large vacant space on the Jail floor between
! the hc.ntial and the insane wards on the
Fifth street side of the Minneacolls Jail.
: Th< re is a space there which will aeenrnmo
i date as many as are entitled to attend, while
; the height is sufficient lo allow for all the
i dr; p necessary. It has beside the advantage
' of be'i.g easier of access than any place vet
j prorosed. It is safe to say that the morbidly
curious who will be anxious to .ye the scene
! of the exeeuticn beforehand will not have
their curiosity satisfied.
Blanchard Case Nolled.
The case ef the state against John liianeh
, ard, editor of the Times, indicted for crimi
nal libel, was called yesterday by Judge
Elliott, of Minneapolis, (' mnty Attorney
I Peterson not be!!:< present. Assistant C&unty
; Attorney Smith, asked that the matter be
j passed until the afsrnoon, to all«.w Mr. I'et.r
. •!> to b-? present, but Judge Elliott, would
1 net hear ot i. The facts barl jru t eallv be3ii
| submitted to a jury, and the case disposed
!of in that way, ami he therefore oru la
! nolle entered at one.'.
"i lie Indictment against the Times as a
corporation, was dismissed some time ago.
V. SI. C. A. Victory.
The. V. M. C. A., of Minneapolis, scored
\ their thud c insecutlve victory in the Twin
; City Haskt-t Ball league I_-3t evening by de
fe.L'in:r MacalcSter 10 to 3. Both teams play
' ed a rapid game, but the white fivers were a
I little too much for the visitors. In the first
half Huge, for Y. M. C. A., shot one goal
from the field and one from ijoal. and Har
vey one cue from field. Sin;t<. for Macales
ter, made one goal frcm foul. In the second
half Huge and Harvey repeated their per
i formances of Mie first half, and Smits made
two ideals frcm foul.
To Entertain Republicans.
By request ef Eli S. Warner, president
of the M nnrsota League o? Republican e'ubs.
i. B. Wright his called a meeting of promi
j nent Minneapolis Republicans to mike ar
ea ng. .men ts for the enter ainnrent of tie tt>te
cen yen Hon it the league, which will be held
March 22. The me.tiig will be held Wc'ne-
dav afternoon at i o'clock, in the oflice of
I P. 1.. Wright. Glebe builliuK, and it is the
intention th to appoint a committee to
t?ke entire cl a ?y of the ente.tainrosnt of the
state ( onventi us.
Their First CiMiiiiuiilnti.
With the equipment of the new church, and
• the opening of the new organ, the members
of Westminster church, cf Minneapolis, were
ready tT sit down at the ir first communion,
and Sunday the first celebration In the new
house of worship wa3 an event of much i:i
t< r< st. The usual reception ot members, by
l •'■-• and on confession of faith, made large
add tlons to the church membership, and the
rli rk of the session received fifty-five nam s.
Tills is the largest entry ever recorded at
_:<;. one time.
First Nove for a Cyeie Track*.
The Minneapolis Athletic Park asseiaM n
filed its articli s of incirporatlon with the
!fsi.-;e r 0 f nY^d;. The articles call for an
ass~c__licn with $50,000 capital .tick, of
which SIO.COO Is ti be paid in at once. If
wili butid edifices for the purpose of h. using
_Ut_r*ic entgrta'.nments, to which priceis or"
admission will be chargi •'. Tt- - incorpora
tors are W. W. Heffelfirg r. A. M. Oc- om.n.
J. A. Wcrtenrohn, F. ".'. _.eff»lf<n<r_r, Edward
W. Murphy and A. S. 11-lTdfing r.
He la Wanted in Illinois.
Harry Warburicn l_ bin- held by the
Minneapolis authorities f r t.':e i ff t i.l- if I
Decatur, 111., who t< h . r- : p cd that th.y he'd
an I'id.ctment tor the young man, v on th.
•ha:j;e of forgery. Detective Doyle arrerted
Wari.uricn !a i yesterday afternoon, and he
spent the ni^lit oA the <■ >::tr.-:l police .-•._
tern. Word was v-»vt to Dosatur ai ii an
answer was r ceived, staling t.i.it an effic r
v • leave this morning f'r tbe prl3 n r.
Wajburton s'ys he wil r.nurn ;iv t .i>..t requi
sition papers.
People's P.-Ji'tv o.'tii.
The Fubconr.n_ltt3e. apptliil _ at a re ont
reeetitng of the Henr.eiHi County pople'a
i patty cctrcnlt'ee, contU i:ar cl ;. J_h:i Pat r
pon, li. .1 Reed, Leroy BerTTsr ard T. B.
Farmer, have issued a caJJ for a conference
' t People's par y m n, of th ■ bcunty, to Ik
held it Labor limple, Mit n. -ipyii-. rest Fri
(tav evening. Fe!). 11. at _ o'clock. The silb
committet I.:- rr^.n'zed rit'i Mau'lcs Lu.y
as president, and T. !'.. Ftafm :\ secretary.
Prepare >:c» Go Id Paris.
Th.- Minnexpo'i. N' .''.'• :;ii:i Turners, at
!h ir m c Ing. last evening, t •'">•: tii" prel'.m
--j, a -y ...... a i , ... ,_....,) j , t; , r orp ... ..i tr p
to Paris, io l?f0. The auestion has been ;.nl
tated cm.: ii- •!,:.,;. . .; if m. ,-c. : ctv far
_en • time, snd ! h • erl u"?a m" Tor the p op.i
sition to turi: at an interriaff nal f< s ivai. as
the Olympian games, ti be held during tha
World's fair, will be, i-i greit.
Ale Snlt Toprether.
The Worcester sal' banquet t ndered 'h?
Retail drocerc' pbs* tlatlon, of M nnra«"o"i»,
and the commission :v..y--'::i->.'. <.; the Twin
Cities, at the Holm s hotel. Minneapolis, 1 i.--t
evening, was attended by l_',i of the 1 tiling
merchants cf lhe city. The occasion was a
I I a sent one in all it- features. a-»d Ihcrough
ly" i n.'oyed.
rri.-d to burn tho girls' building at the In
dian school today, plead* I guilty end were
sentenced to ,ne year ard .-!•< m nt':-s. They
said they wero homesick anl wanted Capt.
Pratt to a.nd them home.
POWERS l'.illMi BKKI-'.
Supplies for Hie Fleets in the Orient
Secured in Vioerica.
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 7.— The officials
G* the Pacific- Mail Steamship company say
tbat within the pa t few days there has btt-n
an astonishing Increase In the shipment of
feed supplies to the Orient, c_ns quent upon
the gathering in the China waters of the
English, German, French and Russian war
ships.
They al- , state that a few Cays ago a
representative of tbe Eng-'sb government
pl.ieed an order In Ka-sas Civ for .'.OCO to.s
of berf to he sent to the English Beet In
Chinese waters. The Russia* government,
they also slate, has giver: a big order to two
Chicago hou'.-.s for .anniJ gilds and berf,
part of which will be .sfjfit frofcr tht3 port to
tho Orient, and the remaifider by way of
Vancouver or Seattle. J c
British MarfTri-War.
MONTEREY, Cal. F •:> X - Tl;e British rnan
pf-war Imperious arrlvetrTiel'e this afternoon
en route from EsqWUnai. to South America.
She- will leave here at ..jon totßorrow, having
only stopped for mail matter.
G-^&s'T *=>%=£.£__..
i £h»f_e- /9 m ,
-isila yr-Xf ,*__>___*: !3C3
of ( yZ/'%&£vX *"»"*
n_
tel
WOODBURY'S Facial Soap. Facial Cream,
Facial Powder and Dental Cream are manu
factured by Dermatologist JOHN 11. WOOD
BURY, 127 West .2d St., N. V.. who has n:;._ i
tbe skin and complexion a study fur over £i
year 3. A surupl. <jf each for 20 cents.
VOlTfeR AHE* KlDllAPpiS.
Tbe Boss Practically Taken, Into
Custody by ft Detective From
Pittsburg.
j, PITTSBURG, Pa., Feb. 7.— The Pitts
burg Dispatch this morning publishes
the following telegram from a staff
correspondent, dated St. Louis, Mo.:
"Chris Yon der Ahe, the base ball
magnate, was taken into custody here
last evening by a Pittsburg detective.
The most unique character in the
sporting world was really kidnapped
and Is now on his way to the Smoky
City, where his body may be held for
an indefinite period on a judgment
given by the courts in the suit brought
by Mark E. Baldwin, the base ball
pitcher."
ARMED TROOPS ARE BARRED.
.None Will Be Allowed to Accompany
the Relief Expedition to Daw
son City.
OTTAWA, Ont., Feb. 7.— An official
announcement was made in the Do
minion house of commons tonight that
armed troops of the United States
would not be permitted to accompany
the American relief expedition to Daw
son City.
FIRE FIEND'S BUSY DAY.
HARRISON. Ark., Feb. 7.— The Hill-Fon
taine Cotton company's block was destroyed
by fire today. Loss, $.'■!). 000; insurance, small.
Dayton, 0.. Feb. 7.— The works of the Brad
ley Twine and Cordage company were almost
totally destroyed by fire this afternoon, with
a loss of $75.00).
Albany. Ind., Feb. 7.— The fire which threat
ened to destroy the business portion of Albany
was confined to David Speicher's block. The
loss was less than $25,000.
Atlantic City. N. J.. Feb. 7.— A fire which
originated in the Academy of Music this
morning destroyed a half block of buildings,
entailing a loss of about $«w,OOO.
New Orleans, Feb. 7. — Fire wa3 discovered
in the hold of the steamer Samaa, loaded
with cotton. It has been subdued, but tha loss
13 not yet known.
Jacksonville. Fla., Feb. 7— The British
steamer Fannie Kiininey was burned to the
water'B edge. The captain, mata and tour ui.n
escaped.
Same O.d Note.
LONDON. Feb. B.— The Madrid correspond
ent or the Daily Mail says the response of
Premier Sagasta delivered on Sunday was to
Cnited States Minister Woodford's December
note.
Battlefield Park.
RICHMOND, Va.. Feb. 7.--A bill was intro
duced in both houses of the legislature today
to Incorporate a memorial park association
to <are for the Fredericksburg and adjacent
battlefields.
Now a Counters.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 7.— The marriage of
Miss Alleen O'Donnell to Viscount de Sayre,
cf ParK took place at St. Matthew's church
today at noon.
Three Receivers.
NEW BEDFORD. Mass.. Feb. 7.— Judge
Lowell. In the Cnited States circuit court in
Boston, today appointed Clarence A. Cook.
Lou M. Snow and Gilbert Allen as receivers
for the Palrpont Manufacturing company, of
this city. The liabilities are $500, 000, with
assets in excess of that sum.
Peanut Trust.
NORFOLK. XV. Va., Feb. 7.— W. 11. Small,
an fivansville (Ind.i peanut cleaner, has been
hero endeavoring to form a trust of all pea
nut factories.
Dole at Buffalo.
BUFFALO, N. V.. Feb. 7.— President Dolo
and party arrived here this morning from
Washington over the Pennsylvania railway.
A committee, headed by Capt. John M.
Brinker, president of the Pan-American Ex
position company, met the train and escorted
the party ro their hotel.
Captain HtMisg,
ORIMSBY, Feb. 7. The Russian lark Nep
tune, from Darted, Nov. 29, for Aberdeen.
which was reported spoken Jan. 22, off
Beachy Head, leaking at the rate or five
inches water per hour, capsized when Bixty
miles from Spurn Head. Fourteen of her
crew have reached here. Tbe captaiu is
missing..
A New Ciazy Sect in Ccnneticut.
A lot of fanatics in the s ate recently ini
mc-rsid an old rheumatic woman bodily in
the water to "heal her." as they said. She
nearly died in consequence. How much b t
ter it would have been to have treated the
poor old woman for her infirmly with Hos
!• iter's Stomach Bitters, which noi only cures
rheumatism, but prevents kidney complaint
and remedies dyspepsia, constipation, liver
trouble and nervous prostration. Give it a
sys • matte trial.
Fatal I andsiide.
VANCOUVER. li. ('., Feb' 7.— News has
been received bere of a landslide at Qu
nelle Forks, Cariboo. Thr-" miners, William
Alien. Joe Rich and Alexander McLean, were j
EUROPEAN ITEMS.
LONDON. Feb. 7.— The case agatr.ot _ rd
yvillism Neviile, charged with forgery, Is se!
for trial !'ir Wednes . . .
Madrid. Feb. 7.— Dispatches Fu3l re.tlved
from Manila, capital of the Pol ippine Isl
ands, annource that 2 o. buildings, s m ■ of
them ■' Importance, have ben d.stroyed by
fire.
Edinburgh, Feb. 7. -At the sal' today ot
Burns' wcrks a c py of the flrst Kilmarnock
edition, in :he original paper covers uncut
bu ught £572.
London, Feb. 7.— lt is recorte'd that Sir
Robert Peel ts to ad«;.it the stage as a
i are< r.
'-" '' !■■ ' b. 7. -Wreckage washing ashore
:■' ' io -Vi'.'! sea c.nflrms the loss of the bark
Pi .Vl O.
Pekin, Feb. 7.— Baron yen Heyking, the
German minister, has asked the Sung-LI-
Yamen to order tbo viceroy of Nankin to
>;.,., ;, p r ; nee Hi nry of Prussia.
Madrid, Feb. 7. -At the cabinet council to- I
day a dispatch was read denying the exist
ence of a ministerial crisis there.
ABOUT THE CAPITOL.
I WASHINGTON, Feb. 7.-The battleship
i Maine Is not to go to New Orleans during
j Mardi Oras, as has been reported.
j it is denied that any of the ships of the
! North Atlantic squadron were injured during
the recent drill.
! The revolution reported last Saturday from
San Joee la in Nicaragua and not Costa Bl a
; a3 announced.
Senator Butler h_s obtained _ postpone
men. of the consideration of the nomination
of Hamilton Ewart to be judge of the West
ern district, N. C. He will file charges.
Secretary Wilson, of the agricultural de
' partmeet. accompanied by Ho:i .1 _\ i.
Curry, of this city, left today for a trip to
■ Florida. v
Assistant Secretary Cruller will represent
J the stato department at the funeral tomor
• row at Aubana. 0., of the lite Joseph Smith.
I
The celebrated remedy. Salvation Oil. is
recommended by experienced veterinary sur
■ an just the thing for the stable and
I cattle yards.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
STATK OK MINNESOTA, County of Ramsey
District Court, for Second Judicial Dis
trict.
Gustave T. Schurmeier, Pialntiff, vs. The
Northwestern Kennel Club, of St. Paul,
Minn., and other--. Stockholders thereof!
Di .enchants.
It is hereby ordered. That the creditors of
the said defendant, Northwestern Kennel
Club, of St. Paul, Minn, (a corporation cre
ated, organized ani existing under the laws
of the State of Minnesota), are hereby re
quired to exhibit th- ir claims against tiie
said Northwestern Kennel Club, of St. Paul,
Minn., and become parties to the ab.vc en
titled action, by filing their claims with the
Clerk cf this Court on or prior to the _»;rh
day cf Angus*. 1898, and in default I
and upon the failure to file their said claims
and bc-ome parties to .aid action within the
time aforesaid, said creditors will forevi r be
precluded frcm all benefit of the judgment
which shall be rendered In this action, and
any distribution which _hall be made under
such judgment.
It is further ordered, That this notice be
forthwith published in the St. Paul Globe
(a daily paper, [/tinted and published in said
Ramsey County), for six successive weeks,
at least once in each week, the first publica
tion to be not iater than the ICth day of Feb
ruary. 1898.
Dated February 7th, IS9S.
CHAS. E. OTIS.
Distric-tJudg-*.
Mcritz Heim,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
St. Paul. Minnesota.
WJ\ N T AO S.
Leave your Want Ad 3at any one of the following
BRANCH OFFICES.
Bedford and Decatur c. R. Marellus Arlington Hills.
Broadway, 442 M . D. Merrill Lower Town
Concord and State Concord Prescription Store Weat <=lie
t? ale - 171 A. T. Guernsey St Arh.n'- Hill
?a e sT t TM^ d fi7 B , edford °* R * Marel ' U3 ...: Ar:in St m ill, 1
East Third, 679 Sever Westby DavtoVs n ..rr
Fairfield and South Robert The Eclipse We_t 'i"c
Fairfield and Wabasha George Marti " West Side'
Srouo S I l ' r aD3 c EmU BUU V "St Anthony Hi!'.
grotto and Rondo Straight Bros V St Anthony Ii
Iglehart and Rice Ray Campbell WToV
Isabel and South Wabasha A. T. Hall ..West SWe
James and West Seventh J. J. Mullen.
£ a >' ne > S l 4 A. & G. A. Schumacher Arlington HlTta
Prior and St. Anthony. .. .".:;.,£. L. Woolsey U___?l__7
n t / _f ******* Cf. A. Monehow Unlon Park .
£ cc - 496 E. M. McCrudden Upper Town
£ K 8 I°* i K L ehart Ray Campbell.... Upper Town.
Sondo "« Wel " h W - R «-*«-^H Upper Town.
Pnn d ' S?« A * A ' Cam P bell •••"' St Anthony Hil'.
Rondo and Grotto Straight Bros _„, st Anthony III!:.
Ht" * r 3 *** ° r * a * Eml » n *J" St. Anthony HUL
St. Anthony and Prior A. L. Woolsey MerrVn Park
sk Peter . «? f T r h c * T - Heiier * ■•■■" -^ K dx
Liny !" wT' a Brackett's St. Anthony Ml*
Selby and Western W. A. Frost & Co St Anthony HU
Seven Corners. Moore 810ck.. .5. H. Reeves UppeV Town
Seventh and Sibley William K. Collier [UZr Town
Sibley and Seventh William K. Collier Lower Town
South Robert and Fairfield The Eclipse wJ_! J°-
South Wabasha and Isabel A. T. Hall We . t g„*
State and Concord Concord Pre-crlpticn Store! '.J. West Side
Tenth and St. Peter C. T. Heller ,r De - Tr.n
Twelfth and Robert W E Lowe t 1 '
University and Prior C. A. Uoacho^Z^ZZY.'.'.Vnlo. ParT
Victoria and Selby Brackett's .'„„„.
Wabasha and Fairfield George Marti We . S'de
Western and Selby W. A. Frost & Co V.V.St Anthon. nil!
West Seventh and James J. J. Mullen. "nmo.iy HUL
West Seventh, 499 A. & G. A. Schumacher.
Minneapolis-Go South Fourth street (between" .Nicollet and First ay. south.
ONE CENT PER WORD for each Ins.rtlon-same rate charged at
the Globe offlee. Fourth and Minnesota.
No advertisement less than 20 cents
Two cents per word for Personal. Clairvoyants, Palmists. Massage
and Medical Ads, each Insertion
HELP WANTED- MALES.
H2KSP 8 ! LIFE ASSOCIATION assets.
SSoO.OOO; largest, strongest, best Minnesota
Hie company, wants capable agents; gives
producer- every assistance. Address Doug
las Putni.r_. Secretary. St. Paul.
GOOD CHANCE for hustler with some money
to mako from &> to $5 a day. Apply Silk
< andy Company, 8% Third ay. sjuth. Min
neapolis.
WANTED— Young men to learn barber trade-
Chance to learn a light, easy, profitable, in
side trade and be ready for the busy season
"lou can now accomplish In two months
what formerly took two years. We present
BtUd( ntß with a complete Journeyman's outfit
of tools. Demand for graduates Increasing.
illustrated 1898 catalogue mailed free. Moler
System Barber und Hairdressing College,
223 Washington avenue south, Minneapolis.
Established in 1883. Incorporated in 1597.
WANTED— Men and women to work at
Home— l pay $8 to SIC per week for mak
ing crayon portraits; new patent method
any one who can read or write can do the
work. ai home, in spare time, day or even
ing; send for particulars and work at once.
Address 11. A. Gripp, German Artist Ty
rone. Pa.
WANTED Able Christian men; hl^h grade'
,-rofltable, permanent employment fur
nished. Investigate our work Immediately.
<all Tuesday or Wednesday, *:_') to 11 a
in. Court ''lock, room ]:>..
$30 A WEEK and expenses paid; men t 0 SP |i
cigars on time; experience unnecessary W
L. Kline Op . St. Louis.
HELP WANTED FEMALES.
HOUSEWORK Wanted, good girl for gen
eral housework; must be a good cook no
washing; German preferred; good wages.
a) 7 C.T.e ::t.
HOUSEWARK -Wanted, g,;ocf~K V rl fcr g~
eral housework, t:;; East Tenth st.
HOUSEWORK Competent girl f t general
housework; ais> nurse girl. |70 A.hand ay.
LADY CI-ERK -Wanted, lady clerk; one who
understands the house furnishing c\.-. arl
went. Golden Rule, basem nt.
WANTED Girl to take care of baby ancTto
assist with second work. Apply Mrs L L
May, [24 c dar 1 1
SITUATIONS WANTED —MALES.
EMPLOYMENT— A young man with six years'
experience In wholesale business wants po
sition; can do any kind of work, is quick
at figures nnd could do entering; speaks
both English and German; referenoea given
'■ : '■■ ss D 23. Gl< be.
EMPLOYMENT A young man _f ::. wLnT_
v.'.-r.'. of any kind; mention wag .;. . i
._.''. M., No. 613 Hennepin ay., Minneapolis,
CLAIRVOYANTS.
THE GREAT ASTROLOOIST and healing me
liiurn is at (17 ue.st Tenth st.
RELIEF SOCIETY
Employment It«»^lKtcr.
Office, 141 East Ninth st. T. Icohone, ISI.
WE HAVE the following worthy persons
n< eding < mployment:
BOY— A good, smart boy of 15, wants work
of any kind, can do driving, etc
STENOGRAPHER AND TYPEWRITER— A
young woman, tbe support of an Invalid
mother, Is anxious to secure a position.
PENMAN— An expert penman to address en
v< lope B or invitations.
WASHERWOMEN, ETC.-We can furnish
reliable women to do washing, houseclean
inc;. or caring for the Bick.
WOODSAWYERS ..r:d men to remove ashes
etc.. I'ml do odd jobs.
ORDER OF REFEREE.
STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF R\ \I I
s,v y ''•■■ ti I ' Court, s cond Judicial DI
The St Paul Trust Company, trustee, plain
tiff, vs. Chamber of Commi ree Building '
Company, defendant— Order of Reference.
The above entitled action having duly come ■
on for hearing and determination by and ';
before said Court at a Special term there
of, held this _9th day of January A. D. l*9s |
and It appearing that the summons therein
was duly and personally served upon the
defendant therein, and that more than "twenty !
'lays has elapsed since the Bervlce of sal
summons, and that no answer, demurrer or
other pleading has been made or served by
or received from said defendant; and it ap
pearing that the taking of an account la
necessary for the Information of the court
before judgment— now, upon motion of St -
vena. O'Brien. Cole <_ Albrecht, attorneys
for tho plaintiff. Harvey Officer appearing as
counsel for the plaintiff, and no person ap
pearing for the defendant In s_ld action, it i
is hereby
ORDERED
That said action he and the same is here- j
by referred to Chart, s C. Sharp, to hear, de
termine and report to this Court the number '
and amount of the bonds described in the !
complaint which were issued and secured '
by the trust deed therein described, and j
the names of the respective holders thereof.
ao far as known, and the amounts held by
each at the dat^t of the commencement of ;
this action, and the amounts due upon each
Of said bonds respectively, and the names
and addresses of the persons to whom the j
same are respectively due; also the amount
due the? plaintiff for payments made by It
under the terms of said trust deed, if any;
also the value of services of the plaintiff l
as trustee, including its services in the j
: are of said r rust deed; also the
reasonable v.n!ue of the services of its at- !
torneys and solicitors In the foreclosure i
thereof; and that _•_.!,! referee give notice '
of his said appointment and of the time !
and place v.h, v and where he will hear and
determine tbe matters submitted to him |
rving a cooy of this order and of a |
notice flxicg such time and place of hear- *
ing upon the defendant, at hast twenty days '
b fore' the day fixed for stn-ii hearing, and
that notice thcrr-of be given to ail other
p. r?ons interested by publishing a copy of
this order and of said notice of hearing ouctf
In each week for three .-v BBlve weeks In
the "St. Paul Daily Glob c." a .
paper printed and published in said County
of Ramsey, the last of which pub!:
shall b-i at least ten days before the time
of such hearing. HASCAL It. BRILL.
District Judge.
Dated St. Paul. Minn., Jan. »th, 1898.
NOTICE.
Pursuant to tbe terms of the above
order, notice is hereby given that on
urdjy. the 26th day of February. A. D
at 2 o'clock p. m.. at my office. Room No. TO.!,
Bank of Minnesota Building. St. Paul Mm- !
nesota. I will hear all parti.s interested In
tho above entitled matter, and from the j
evidence then submitted, wil! determine the !
facts In said order referred to me and re
port thereon to tbe C rart
CHARLES c sharp. Referee,
Dated. January -9th, IS3B. '
BUSINESS CHANCES.
DOCTOR HKKK is YOUR CHANCE T.
any doctor wh., W IH bu, trrj resiamce
which i jrtll sell cheap and . „ ,, v 7 , *„.'
>ra IT° ,H ".-" 111 Rive hi.-., a s :«.wi
pruotne In on,, of the besl towns in South
ern Minnesota; good reason for selling
Correspond with Dr. McDavitl -ecretarV
. State Medtoal Board, Si ftS"' Minn' "
FOR SALE-A finely flued up saloon, doing
a good business, in a town sixty miles
™ , , h ere * OW "<V going to Klondike. For
'£. r lttr _ 3 app,y t; * A ' Hlrschman Co.,
-.0-4 Jackson st.. St. Paul. Minn.
for SALE Furniture manufacturing phuit:
town of 2.000 population; no other furniture
store; clear fl, hi for Southern Minnesota
easy and liberal terms to purchaser V
Froehlich £ c„.. Winnebago City. Minn.
JIM INVESTED enables you to Join i nterprise
now yielding 40 per cent mouthly; no Btock
or Klondike scheme: saf<>, practical \d
more __** Sloa,: ''' ll ° St - Paul '*•'•• I"<'l''
sl" OR MORE TO A.NYONE WHO PRtS
V!V'"!!." , V, il Jl>:> - Inquire or write t, A. \.
117 ist. .Prtcr St.
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
WE ARK ALWAYS ready to buy a^T^y
cash fur horses, mules, wagons buggies
harnesa und all kinds o( personal property'
in large and small quantities, at Barrett
& Zimmerman's Stables. Midway. Minn*.
_ sot- "Transfer. St. Paul, .Mum.
HORSES! HORSE! SCO bead of horses'
farm mares and drafters, .it Barrett ft
Zta-merman's stables. Midway. Minnesota
Iransfer. St. Paul. Minn.; private k.,1 .
daily; part time g.ven if desired: take Inter
urban car from elder city.
SCHOOLS AND COLLAGES.
ST. AGATHA'S CONSERVATORY
Of Music nnil Art.
2G East Exchange St.. St. Paul.
Piano, violin, guitar, mandolin and vocal
music taught. Lessons given in drawing an.
painting. Call or send for prospectus,
PERSONAL
iti.Al.i ;i. gn ud b, iutj i• . ittained
by proper culture; a thorough i'.ti >wi <! ■„
or pl.y.i Icgy.ihrenco y and b -.-, i t
us the effei I of ev< ry j bysl a! .tt r . ry
emotion, thought and habil on the form
and fa,-.', individual Instruction our site al
ly; < tnsultalion fn . houi Ito 9 .'.,,1/
and gentleman attendants. N W p
Culture Iru-i.. id West sixth at
FINANCIAL.
WE HAVE home money to loan at lowest
rates, without charge tor commission or
exchange. Require no gold clause, and give
the on or before" privilege. The Sato
.Savings Bank. Germania Life Bdg.
TO EXCHANGE.
TO EXCHANGE -New goods exchanged for
second-hand. Cardozo Furniture and Ex
change Company, 232 East Seventh st.
MEDICAL.
LA or km: Chichester. Lng:*sh rcniyrnval Pilh '
' Oban— rir.n..). a r e the lieat. ii*. R. i.' -
■lik: BO Ot/.r. *-r.,i .).., M.,,-, fot (UTti ol_l If
Cfc-chasteg Cbsm-cal to., pLilaoju, ■•..
ANNA MACK, from Chicago; bat! i of nil
__klnds; select massage. 186 East S -.- nth st
RENTAL LIST.
IfflUlf.lfflS
IN THE RYAN BUILDINGS,
So ven '.h and Hofa_rl Slj.
Tjocated hi the center of tlt<- Retail District,
tltmr Building* offer tin- wool desirable i/imr
ten for Retailers and manufacturer*. lAirje
floor area', good I ight; steum-heute !; freight
andpa**enger elevator service. Lofl tpace*
mill be subdivided to mii: ten ■ nt*.
For terms, apply to
J. J. WATSON, Agent.
Germania I, ifc Bitl-dlus,
SUMMONS.
STATIC OK MINNESOTA, COUNTY OK
Ramsey— District Court, Se '.nd J i
District.
James J. Hill, plaintiff, v 3. C. M. Ramsay,
defendant.
Tin- State of Minnesota to the Above Named
Defendant:
You are bcrpby summoned and required to
answer tho Complaint in this action,
bas been filed with tbe Clerk ot
and to serve a copy ul your answ r I i 'he
_atd Complaint on tbe t th.lr
ofTl. c in Room 50, Gilfillan Block,
of St. Panl, R.m
nesota. within twenty (20) days afte >
si rvice of this summons u;> n
\ of the day of such service; and If y<
to answer the said complain! wl b
aforesaid, tbe plaintiff In ibis actl n will aka
judgment against you for the sum ol
teen thousand five hundred dollars <•'■' 100;)
with interest therecn at the
pi r i ent p< r annum
November, A. I). f ,_r
thousand and two dollars and thirty-trine
rents ($4,002-39), together with tbe cost- ..nJ
di-bursem
HOW & BUTL
Plain iff's Al I ■
Room 50. Oilfllian Block, St. Paul,
NOT ICE OF A SSIGNMEN r.
ST A. :•: OF MINNE3 >TA, c
Rams ■ ;>:_tr;i t Court,
District
In the matter ol the a
dson. Ids ilvent, to Rob v : '-.
gnee.
Whet I as, the I ; ni>' K i'i:.:, :.: ~ .
i Sarah A. I>_ I :
tiie their claims with the und |
matt- ;• has, oi' ■ ,ii |
February 5. 18" W. b en fixed at I
of Mai eh. !-
Now, therefore, ■ , tint
all of the creditors oi i dd Sara!
sen. claiming to obtain the beu<
laws of said atate, under- which said
ment waa n a-c. and who have no bet
duly flhd thtir claims, m i
duly veritie-d. wi.n the nodersigned
I before the 30th day of Mar h. 1898.
ROBERT \. BNOWnON.
A.i 1 1
1 So Ccurt Block, St. Paul. Minnesota.
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