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GALLANT NOVIK IS SENT
TO BOTTOM IN SEA FIGHT
Russian Cruiser That Led Sorties and Engaged Battle
ships Is Finally Caught and Sunk by the American
built Chitose and Another Cruiser—Ba*ttle Con
tinued for Parts of Two Days — Complications
Feared at Shanghai
TOKYO, Aug. 21. —After a severe en
gagement with the protected cruisers
Chitose and Tsushima the greyhounds
of the Japanese navy, the fleet Rus
sian cruiser Novik has been vanquished.
The fight occurred today.
After it the Novik, in a sinking con
dition, was run ashore in Korsakovsk
harbor. The details of today's fight
tire not known here, but it is evident
that the Chitose and Tsushima caught
up with the Novik yesterday and that
a limning- fight ensued.
The contest which was resumed was |
terminated early this morning-. Capt I
Takahashi, who is in command of the
Chitose, reported the engagement in a
brief telegram which reached the navy
department here this morning. He said
he first attacked the Russian cruiser
Saturday afternoon and that on Sunday
morning he inflicted heavy damage
upon her.
Nearly Sunk Sunday
The Novik nearly sank, but was
ted at Korsakovsk.
Temporary repairs, however, " ren-
I the cruiser seaworthy and she
continued to fight. The Japanese suf
no casualties. The imperial
Prince Yorihito, of the house of Higa
shi Fusirai is second in command
on board the Chitose. Capt. Sento
rounded the Tsushima.
No additional details of the naval
gremeni between the Novik and
the Japanese cruisers Chitose and
Tsushima have been received here.
The fate of the crew of the Novik is
known, but it is thought they
doned their vessel and landed at
Korsakovsk.
Honor the Novik
It is generally thoug-ht here that the
Chitose and Tsushima steamed In
to the Novik early this morning
■ mpleted the destruction com
■ed ye.sterday. It is expected a de
tailed report of the occurrence from
the commander of the Chitose will be
\vi 1 tomorrow. This report is
anxiously awaited.
The new? of the destruction of the
Novik has been received in a curious
manner by the Japanese public. From
■ political standpoint it is highly sat
tory, for the Novik could have
most dangerous as a commerce
destroyer; but considering the matter
from a sentimental standpoint much
regret is expressed at the loss. The
Xovik has been splendidly handled and
bravely fought throughout the war and
Japanese naval officers and the public
ally have frequently expressed
- ation of the cruiser and her com
tier ;>nd her crew.
Made Gallant Effort
Novik was one of the fleet
which steamed out of Port Arthur on
the morning of Aug. 10 to force Its
through the Japanese lines. She
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for Van Dieman straits, at the south
ern end of Japan, evidently in an ef
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ern coast of the Japanese islands.
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Japanese cruisers met the Novik off
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appear that the Russian cruiser had
passed through the Kurile islands and
was endeavoring to reach Vladivo
stok by way of La Perouse strait,
avoiding the passage of the Tsugaru
strait, which was used by the Rus
sian Vladivostok squadron when it
raided the eastern coast of Japan.
Jap Destroyer Investigates
SHANGHAI, Aug. 21.—Shanghai was
thrown into a fever of excitement this
afternoon by the arrival of a Japanese
torpedo boat, which was sighted coin
ing in from the south at 4:30 o'clock.
She passed the Woosung at full speed
and started up the river Ju for Shang
hai.
The United States torpedo boat de
stroyer Chauncey slipped her cable and
followed the Japanese destroyer. The
Japanese boat was cleared for action.
She anchored off the cosmopolitan dock
where the Russian cruiser Askold is
undergoing repairs.
The Chauncey came to anchor prac
tically between the dock and the Jap
anese destroyer. A foreign pilot ship
reports having seen a Japanese battle
ship and two cruisers cruising sixty
miles outside of Woosung. There are
at present no Chinese men of war in
this port, but the taotoi has telegraphed
that a Chinese cruiser be sent imme
diately. The Russian consul general
here flatly refuses to disarm the Askold
and the Russian torpedo destroyer
Grozovoi, or to order them to leave the
harbr.
•The taotoi has notified American
Consul Goodnow, who is dean of the
consular body, that China cannot pro
tect the foreign settlements.
Russia Ignores China
He contends that Russia ignores the
orders issued by China and China has
not the means of making her obey
them. The consul, Goodnow, has called
a meeting 1 of the consular body to take
joint action for the protection of for
eign inhabitants.
The Askold has docked adjacent to
the warehouses here of the Standard
Oil company, which are valued at over
$1,000,000. The Standard Oil company
has demanded protection for its prop
erty from Consul Goodnow. The dock
where the Askold lies is owned by Brit
ish interests. On one side of this dock
is German and Dutch property and on
the other side American property.
There are eight American, one Ger
man, two British and four French war
ships here.
THE ST. PAUL 'GLOBE: MMt)AY. AUGUST 22. 1904
In the World of Sports
American Association
Standing of the Clubs
Played. Won. Lost. Per Ct
St. Paul 117 75 42 .64t
Milwaukee 117 69 48 .590
Columbus 116 6C 50 .569
Louisville 119 65 54 .540
Minneapolis ...113 57 56 .504
Indianapolis ...119 57 62 .479
Kansas City 115 46 69 .400
Toledo 118 34 84 .288
Yesterday's Results
Louisville 5, Kansas City 4.
Milwaukee "2, Columbus 0.
Colonels Outbat Blue*
KANSAS CITY. Mo., Aug. 21.—Louis
ville won from Kansas City, although out
batted and outfielded by the locals. The
second game was called in the first in
ning on account of darkness. Attendance,
6,700. Score:
Louis. H.P.A.E.! K. C. H.P.A.E.
Kerwin,lf.. 12 1 OJRothfuss.rf 2 10 0
HiUlm'n.rf 2 2 0 o|Nanee.lf... 0 2 0 1
Hart.l 0 14 0 OiHill.cf 13 0 0
Arndt,3.... 0 14 1|80nr.er,3... 0 2 2 0
Dexter.c. 0 3 1 OjMassey.l.... 213 1 0
Brashear.2 12 3 llLewee.s 116 1
Montg'y.cf 110 o,Sul'van,2... 110 1
Quinlan.s. 12 2 Oißyan.c 2 3 10
Egan.p.... 0 0 4 ejlsbeU.p... . 10 4 0
— — |»But!er 0 0 0 0
Totals... 627 15 2iDurham,p.. 0 10 0
Totals ...10 27 14 3
*Batted for Isbell in the eighth.
Louisville 0 0~2 0 0 1 0 1 I—s
Kansas City....O 0 0 3 0 0 0 1 o—4
Earned runs, Kansas City 3, Louisville
2: two-base hits. Hill, Brashear; sacrifice
hits. Isbell. Hart 2, Brashear; stolen
bases, Kerwin, Hallman. Arndt; hits, off
Isbell 6 in 8 innings; bases on balls, off
Isbell 5, oft Egan.2; struck out. by Is
bell 2. by Durham 1, by Egan 5; time,
1:50; umpire, Hart.
Brewers Trim Senators
MILWAUKEE. Wis.. Aug. 20.—Mil
waukee again defeated Columbus today,
the score being 2 to 0. The victory was
due mainly to the excellent work of
Reiff McKay, who held the visitors to
two scratch hits, each of which were
made by Yeager. Attendance, 5,000.
Score:
Mil. H.P.A.E. i Col. H.P.A.E.
Stone,rf... 2 10 OjDavis.rf... 0 2 0 0
Schaefer.s. 2 5 2 OjMartin.lf... 0 10 0
O'Brien.lf. 12 0 OJKihm.l 010 0 0
C1ark.3.... 0 2 0 1 Friel.3 0 111
Hemphill.cf 0 2 0 OYeager.c... 2 5 2 0
Bateman.l. 211 2 o|Clymer,cf.. 0 0 0 0
Reitz,2 0 2 0 OiWrigley.l.. 0 3 3 0
Slattery.c. 0 2 0 OBridwell.s.. 0 13 0
MeKay.p.. 0 0 4 0 Malarkey.p 0 14 0
Totals.. 727 8 1 Totals... 224 13 1
Milwaukee ...0 0000110 *—2
Columbus 00000080 o—o0 —0
Two-base hit, Bateman; stolen base.
Stone; bases on balls, off McKay 1, off
Malarkey 1; passed ball. Yeager; wild
pitches. McKay 2; struck out. by McKay 4,
by Malarkey 4; left on bases. Milwaukee
5, Columbus 4; umpire, Dalien; time, 1:20.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Standing of the Clubs
Played. Won. Lost. Per Ct.
New York 103 73 30 .709
Chicago 104 65 3.9 .625
Pittsburg 102 60 42 .588
Cincinnati 109 63 46 .577
St. Louis 107 57 50 .532
Boston 107 40 68 .370
Brooklyn 106 37 69 .349
Philadelphia ...106 28 78 .264
Yesterday's Results
Chicago 4. Boston 1.
St. Louis 5, Brooklyn 4.
Cincinnati 4, 2, Philadelphia 3, 5.
Reds and Phillies Break Even
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Aug. 21.—The
double-header between the Cineinnatis ana
the Philadelphias today resulted in an
even break. The first game was prolonged
to thirteen innings through errors on !
both sides. Ewing's home run in this
game was the result of a collision be
tween Titus and Duffy, the former being
knocked unconscious, but continuing in
the game when he recovered. Lush was
benched for disputing decisions. The vis
itors won the second game through su
perior batting. Attendance. 8,533. Score:
FIRST GAME
Tin. H. P. A.E.| Phila. H.P.A.E.
Kelley.l... 119 1 OiDuffy.cf... 2 3 0 0
Seymo'r.cf 110 o!Gleason.2.. 16 3 0
Sebring.rf. 2 3 0 o'WbTi'on.3.. 0 10 0
Odwell.lf.. 0 5 0 1 McGee,rf. .12 0 0
Steinf't.3.. 0 12 0 Lush.l 17 0 1
Corcoran.s 17 6 0 Mitchell.l.. 0 10 0
Muggins,:! 115 o'Titus.lf 16 0 0
Peitz 2 2 5 o|Donohue.s. 112 0
Ewing,p... 3 0 4 OlDooin.c... 211 1 1
ISutthoff.p.. 10 4 0
Totals ...1139 23 1|
, Totals ..10*37 10 2
*One out when run scored.
Cincinnati 0 10010100000 I—4
Philadelphia ..0 02000010000 o—3
Two-base hits, Doom. Ewing 2, Se
bring; three-base hit. Duffy; home run.
%2wing; double plays. Huggins to Corcoran
to Kelley, Donohue to Gleason to Lush 2.
Doom to Gleason: first base on balls, off
Ewing 3, off. Sutthoff 5: sacrifice hits,
Corcoran. Mitchell. Huggins; nit by
pitched ball, by Sutthoff 2; struck out, by
Ewing 2. by Sutthoff 3; passed ball.
Peitz; wild pitch, Ewing; time, 2:30; um
pire. Kennedy,
SECOND GAME
Cm. H t P. A.E.| Phila. H.P.A.E.
Kelley.l... 1 ? 0 OiDuffy.cf.... 2 3 0 0
Seymo'r.cf 0 3 0 o|Gleason,2... J 4 3 0
Sebring.Yf. 10 0 0| Wolv'tori.3 2 2 10
Odwell.lf.. 2 2 1 OMcGee.rf... 12 0 0
Steinf'dt.3 0 13 1 Lush,l 16 11
Corcoran,s 0 11 .... 110 0
Huggins.::. 2 3 3 1 Donohue.s 2 0 4 0
Schlei.c... 13 4 0 Roth.c. .*.. 12 10
Kellum.p.. 0 0 1 OCorridon.p. 114 0
*Peitz 0000
Totals ...12 2114 1
Totals ... 721 13 2|
♦Batted for Kellum in ninth. .
Cincinnati .... 0 0 0 0 2 0 o—2
Philadelphia ...._.. 1 _o_Jp__l _o_2_l— 5
Two-base hits. Wolverton. Schlei. Mc-
Gee; stolen bases. Seymour. Donohue;
double plays, Corridon to Roth to Wol
verton, Corcoran to Kelley, liuggins to
Kelley. Donohue to Gleason to I.ush; first
base on balls, off Kellum 2, off Corridon 1;
sacrifice hits. Gleason. Kellum; hit by
pitched ball, by Corridon 1; struck out,
by Kellum 2; time. 1:26; umpire, Ken
nedy.
Microbes Bunch Kits
CHICAGO. Aug. 21.—Chicago won out
in today's game by a timely baiting rally
In the seventh inning. A base on balls,
two st6len bases and four singles scored
four runs after two were gone. Weimer
pitched an excellent game, and but for
a bad error would have shut out the vis
itors. Barry and Siagle carried off the
fielding honors. Attendance. 8.300. Score:
Chi. H.P.A.E.] Bos. H.P.A.E.
Slagle.lf... 12 0 OGeier.cf.... 0 2 0 0
8arry.3.... 13 3 0 Coler.lf 0 2 0 0
Chance.l.. 21£ 1 0 A'batchio.s 0 2 3 0
M'C'rthy.cf 3 3 0 0 Deleh'nty.3 12 3 1
Kling.c 0 3 0 ORaymer.2.. 0 3 10
Evers.2.... 0 0 2 Ofcaiinell.rf.. 110 0
Joms.rf... 0 0 0 0M0ran.1.... 0 7 2 1
Tinker.s... 0 14 2 Marshall.c. 14 10
Wcimer.p. 12 5 0 Fifher.p. .. 0 13 0
Totals. ■ 527 15 5! Totals... 324 13 2
Chicago 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 •—4
Boston ;-0 0 0 0 0 1 00 o—l0 —1
Left on bases. Chicago 5. Boston 6; sac
rifice hits. Kling. Raymer; stolen bases,
Siagle. Barry: double play. Delehanty to
Tenny; struck out. by Weimer 2. by
Fisher 2: bases on balls, off Weimer i,
off Fisher 2; hit with ball, Cooley; time.
1:35: umpire. Zimmer.
Trolley Dodgers Fall Down
I -_ ST. LOUIS. Mo.. Aug. 21.— St. ;L<>uis
-f won today's .-_ game ; from - Brooklyn after
■ i .the latter had - the panic well in .•. hand.
I Attendance. 14.500. Score: • ;.'..v::-■■-■ : :.
! . St. U. H.P.A:E.I Brook. -H.rXe.
j Shay.? "2 2 2 OlGessler.cf.. ■ 2 10 V
■ ] Shannon.rf- 0.; 0 0 OiDillon.l;... --I 12 2 »
; Beckley.l. 110 2 1: T umley.rf. 0 10 0
] Brain.-'... 2 6 4,' 1 Dohrs.ir".... : 2i 0 ?0 ' '\:
■nrady.c..": 16 1 ' oStrp.r>g;2.... 112 0:
Pmoot.cf... 0 0 0 < Olßabb.s.';..; 1 '2-4-;«
:::Barclay,lf. 0 2 1 Olßitter.'c.... 2 4 ? 2*2
Burke.3... 112 !01McCor rk,3. 0 3 3 0
M'Farl'd.p. 0 0 7 WCronin.p... 12 0 0
Totals ... 7271»•■ 2j Totals ...11*26 13 4
"Two out when winning run was scored.
StTLouis .....~0 0 0 2 ~0~"0~~0 1 2—5
Brooklyn 2 0 0 0 1 0 Q Q I—4
Earned runs. Brooklyn 1. St. Louis 1;
two-base hits, Dilleh, Dobbs. Strang;
three-base hit, Grady; sacrifice hit, Grady;
double plays, McFartand to Beckley to
Grady, Barclay to B^ain, Burk to Brain
to Beckley; stolen bases. Beckley. Ritter.
McCormick. Shay, Shannon, Smoot; bases
on balls, off McFarland 5, off Cronin 2;
struck out. by McFarland 4. by Cronin 4;
left on bases. St. Louis 4, Brooklyn 5;
time, 1:48; umpires, Moran nad Carpen
ter.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Standing of the Clubs
Played. Won. Lost Per Ct.
New York 100 60 40 .600
Chicago 105 63 42 .600
Boston 102 (50 42 .583
Philadelphia ..98 57 41 .582
Cleveland 100. .58 42 .580
Detroit 101 44 57 .436
St. Louis 97 40 57 .412
Washington ...101 . 4J 79 .347
ST. PAUL LACROSSE
TEAM IS DEFEATED
Local Stick Handlers Are Trimmed In
Chicago by Calumets
CHICA6O, Aug. 21.—The Calumet La
crosse club, of this city, defeated the St.
Paul team tips afternoon by a score of
9 to 5. The game was close and well
played throughout.
CYCLONE DEALS DEATH
TO FAMILY AT WACONIA
Continued From First Page
$25,000. The buildings were practically
destroyed.
The Sossan Wihdstack company sus
tained a severe loss and its buildings
will have to be rebuilt, for they were
razed to the ground. There will be a
loss of $25,000 to this institution:
A row of six houses belonging to T.
B. Walker was overturned, and all
the families were thrown out of their
homes. The occupant of. one of the
houses was Charles Haydo, and his lit
tle daughter was one of the
of the storm.
Little Girl Killed
Her death was a most sensational in
cident. The heavy rainfall had kept
the family indoors-for some time, and
when the threatening clouds assembled
they. took refuge in the cellar. The
storm broke with most intense fury
and the house was lifted from over
the heads of the people who had taken
refuge in the cellar. l
The house quivered from the force of
the storm.
"It is going to fall on us," screamed
the eight-year-old son of Mr. Haydo,
and before his father could prevent
him he darted "from the cellar where
the family was at prayers and fled out
into the storm. He grasped a small
tree and hung'on.
A minute later the house was lifted
from its foundations and carried roda
away, broken -into 1 fragments which
were scattered byfer a .large area.
The instant the house was lifted
from its foundations the wind swept
the little Haydo girl from the cellar
and carried her at least twenty yards
across the street, and her body, man
gled almost beyond recognition, was
found a few moments later.
The little boy was found clinched
about" the sapling. His muscles were
rigid and for a time it was thought he
was dead, but he was revived in a few
moments and is now out of danger.
How Ohde Met Death
Albert Ohde met his death In a
strange manner. We was the pro
prietor of a public house, and his living
rooms were above the store. When the
storm made its appearance Mr. Ohde
and his family hurried to> the cellar,
and while here Mr. "Ohde remembered
that lighted lamps were burning in the
upper stories of the building, and real
izing the danger from fire he hastened
upstairs for the purpose of extinguish
ing them.
He never returned* A chimney fell
through the roof carrying heavy tim
bers with it and when the storm was
over neighbors who explored the ruins
of his business place found the body
under a pile of timbers. A ton or more
weight was upon liim and his body
was badly crushed. But for his pres
ence of mind it is almost certain that
a conflagration would have followed the
wreck of the hurricane.
At the time the storm struck the
little village a street car was on its way
from Minneapolis to Hopkins. The car
was lifted from the tracks and turned
upside down, but none of the passen
gers suffered any injury beyond a
few scratches.
The little town was in a despondent
mood last night. Hundreds of persons
employed in the factories at the Park
have been thrown out of work until the
plants are able to resume business.
This will mean weeks of idleness for
the laborers.
Many dairymen make their head
quarters in the, St. Louis Park dis
trict and instead of the usual supply
of lacteal fluid the Minneapolis pa
trons had to go without or depend
upon a supply saved from Saturday.
Tomorrow will be Ladies' day at the
downtown ball park instead of today.
Baseball Today
-Two Games
ST. PAUL vs.
I INDIANAPOLIS
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REDEMPTION EXPIRING
CITY TREASURER'S NOTICE OF
REDEMPTION EXPIRING
DECEMBER 20, 1904.
St. Paul, Minn.,-Aug. 8. 1904. •
Notice is hereby given that the time
within which to redeem the real estate
hereinafter described will expire on the
20th day of December, 1904. and that if
said real estate is not redeemed on or be
fore said date, the same will thereafter
i?e ?onveyed tc the purchaser, at the sale
hereinafter described, by a deed, in the
manner required by law. Baid real es
tate was sold on the 20th day of Decem
ber, 1894, by the City Treasurer of St.
Paul, to satisfy a judgment rendered In
th« District Court of Ramsey County.
Minnesota, against such real estate for
assessments duly levied against the same,
for the improvements hereafter named.
The following is a statement of the do
scriptior of said real estate, of the im
provements for which the assessments
"were mttde. of the name of the person to
whom paiit real estate was assessed.
and of the sums which will be required to
redeem such real estate from such sale,
calculated to the day when the time for
redemption expires, as aforesaid:
Reassessment for Condemning Lots
Numbered Thirty-One to Forty, In
clusive, In Block Seventeen, Suburban
Hills, and Cots One to Thirty-Two, In
clusive, of Clifton Park, all In the City
of 6t. Paul, Minnesota, for a Public
Park, Known as Indian Mound Park.
DESCRIPTION.
Lyman Dayton's Addition.
No. of Am't Re-
Certifl- In Whose Name quired to
cate. Assessed. Lot. Blk. Redeem.
2086 James Stinson
16.16&17 44 $42.0G
DESCRIPTION.
Stinson's Subdivision of Block 45, Lyman
Dayton's Addition.
No of Am't Re-
Certifl- In Whose Name quired to
cate. Assessed. Lot. Blk. Redeem.
2087 Jame3 Stinson 17 45 $16.17
2088 same 16 45 16.17
2089 same 15 45 1G 17
2090 same 14 45 16.17
2091 same 13 45 16.17
2092 same ■ 12 45 14.14
2093 same 18 45 15 25
2094 same 11 45 15.25
DESCRIPTION.
Scotten's Subdivision or Block 70, Lyman
Dayton's Addition.
No. of Am't Re-
Certifl- In Whose Name quired to
cate. Assessed. Lot. Blk. Redeem.
2107 George Scotten...2€ 70 $19.73
2115 same 7 70 17.49
2116 same 6 70 17 49
2117 same 6 70 17^49
2120 same 2 70 17.49
2121 same 1 70 17.49
DESCRIPTION.
Scotten's Subdivision of Block 71, Lyman
-.'- •■ -Dayton's Addition.
No- of . Am'tße-
Certifl- In Whose Name quired to
cate. Assessed. Lot. Blk. Redeem.'
2124 Fred Scotton .:;... 21 71 $19.73
2125 same ............22 "71 19 73
2126 same 23 V.-71^ 19 73
2127 same ....;.......24 71 19.73
2129 same ............26 71 19.73
2130 same 27 * 71 19.73
2131 same ......;.... 28 71 19.73
2133 same 14 71 17.49
2134 same ..... .....13 71 V 17.49
2"0 same .3 71 17.49
2141 same ..'..:..■._.;. 2 ;; 71 • 17.49
2142 same .1 71 - 17.40
DESCRIPTION.
£tin3on's Subdivision of Block 70, Lyman
.,;.... Dayton's Addition. . -, !t?1
No. of -■•...' Am't Re-
Certifl- In Whose Name quired to
cate a "Assessed..: Lot. Blk. Redeem.
2144 Samuel G. Sloan.. 18 79 $15.25
No. of v.: .. ; .. '..■- Ain't Re-
Certifl- In Whose Name quired to
£?}?• "r ~ Assessed. : Redeem.
2145 J. N. and E. G. Rogers-. :■■•-.:
--. Commencing in south
line of northeast 14 sec
tion 33. town 29, ranee V
22, 396 feet east . of
southwest corner there
~ Of, thence due north 750 " ..
feet, : thence due east
■ 375 feet, thence south
erly to a point 300 feet •
north of said south line
and 1.616 feet east: of 'i
■west line of said J/i sec
tion, thence due south
300 feet, thence west 1.200
feet to beginning (ex
cept. Third street) being
the Rifle Park so called, .
' ■■'■•■ in St. Paul. Minnesota.. $911.33
\- n - .'. : , DESCRIPTION.
No. of Am't Re-
Certlfl- In Whose Name quired to
cate. Assessed. •— Redeem.
2160 James Stinson— west
973 feet of north 120
feet* of the east % of
- northwest of sec
tion 3, town 28, range :'•--.
--22 .............. $144.07
-."••.!>-" DESCRIPTION *
No. of v- Am't Re-
Certin- In Who^e Name quired to
cate. ' Assessed. Redeem.
2161 James Stinson—All that
h— ■ '.. ■ - miscellaneous piece of
. land in the City of , !
St. Paul. Minnesota, \\
bounded on the north
by Conway street, on ■
the ; east by Clarence |
street, on the south by
>. . q : Point • Douglas street
• and on the west by
west line of section 34,
;,;.;;-. town 29, range 22...:. $328.11
No. of Am't Re-
Certlfi- In Whose Name quired to
cate. --:i > Assessed. - Redeem. '
2162 James Stlnson— ' that V-U; i
\ '. miscellaneous piece of
land in the City of
St. Paul, Minnesota,
bounded on ; the north i
by Conway street, on
the east by Etna street,
• on the south by Point
Douglas street and on
west by Clarence street . $294.58
No. of Am't Re-
Certifl- In Whose Name quired to
cate. ' "V:;.:;- Assessed. Redeem.
2163 James Stinson— that . >>.
miscellaneous piece of;
land .in. the City :of
St. Paul, Minnesota, ■
bounded -on the . : north
*~ by Conway street, .on
the east by Birming
ham street, on the
south by. Point Doug
las ■ street and on | the
west by Etna street.. $249.85
No: of Am't Re--
Certlfi- In Whose Name quired to
cate. - Assessed. ,;. Redeem.
2164 James Stinson— that
miscellaneous piece of
land In the City of
St.Paul, Minn., bounded '
on the ; north by Con- x :
way street, on the east
t . . . . by Barclay street, on ..
the south by : Point . S~
. Douglas street and on
-r-~-'■'■, :.-■•. the west by Binning- |
ham .:........ $171.87
No. of - 7- '•:• . Am't Re-
C«rtifl- In Whose Name quired to.
cate. Assessed. . Redeem.
2165 James Stinson-^Air that ■■■ v'
■ miscellaneous piece ■:. of . - .'. •:
- land in : the City of ,
St.Paui, Minn., bounded : ;.
on the north by Con- :«-:;
way ■ street, on the «ast
by the . east lino of
the southwest % of
section ' 34, : town : 21,
»>C^ range . 22. ~ on; the ■ south '
by ;. Point ...[ \. Douglas ...
•' street and on the west .-;
by Barclay street ..'. '.'. $143.16
-No. of Am't";Re-"
|:Certifl- /" In Whose Name - quired,to
I. cate. '::■ .^."Assessed.-. •.•-.-. Redeem.
"2166 James. Stinson—All that'■-. :
- -•- ■■> miscellaneous..: piece of■:
I land in the , City of :
I St.Paul. Minn., bounded
!% on : the north by j Point . '
Douglas street, on the
• east by the east; line of
southwest %■• of .section * .
I 34. town! 29, range t.i.','.^
. - on the south 7 by. Hud
son .'avenue; and on the " .-'■''■.-. -;..'."
--,-;:':' .'■-'■ .nest by Barclay street :JIIS»W
Description
> To. of Am't Re-
Certifl- In Whose Name quired to
cat*. Assessed. Redeem.
2167 Jamea Stinson—All that
miscellaneous piece of
land In the City of
St.Paul, Minn., bounded
on the north by Point
Douglas street, on the
east by Barclay street,
on the south by Hudson
avenue and on the west
by Birmingham street. $148.16
No. of Am't Re-
Certlfl- In Whose Name quired to
cate. Assessed. Redeem.
2168 James Stinson—All that
miscellaneous piece of
land in the City of
St.Paul. Minn., bounded
on the north by Point
Douglas street, on the
east by Birmingham
street, on the south by
Hudson avenue and on
the west by Etna
street $194.02
No. of Am't Re-
Certlfi- In Whose Name quired to
cate. Assessed. Redeem.
2169 James Stinson—All that
miscellaneous piece of
land in the City of
St.Paul, Minn., bounded
on the north by Point
Douglas street, on the
east by Etna street,
on the south by Hud
son avenue and on the
west by Clarence
street $283.19
No. ot Am't Re-
Certlfi- Iv Whose' Name quired to
cate. Assessed Redeem.
2170 James Stinson—All that
piece of land in the
City of St. Paul. Minn.,
bounded on the north
by Point Douglas
street, on the eaat by
Clarence street, on the
south by Hudson ave
nue and on the west by
west line of section 34,
town 29, range 22 $350.46
No. of Am't Re-
Certifl- In Whose Name quired to
cate. Assessed. Redeem.
2171 James Stinson—All that
miscellaneous piece of
land in the City of
St.Paul. Minn., bounded
on the north by Hud
son avenue, on the east
by Clarence street, on
the south by Birch
street and on the west
by west line of section
34, town 29, range 22.. $350.46
No. of Am't Re-
Certiil- In Whose Name quired to
cate. ' Assessed. Redeem.
2172 James Stinson —All that
miscellaneous piece of
land in the City of St.
Paul,Minn., bounded on
the north by Hudson
avenue, on the east by
Etna street, on the
south by Birch street,
and on the west by
Clarence street $238.72
No. of Am'fße-
Certifl- In Whose Name quired to
cate. Assessed. Redeem.
2173 James Stinson —Ail that
miscellaneous piece of
land in the City of St. ■
Paul, Minn., bounded on
the north by Hudson
avenue, on the east by
Birmingham street, on
south by Birch street,
and on the west by
Etna street $283.19
No. of . ,-. Am't Re- i
Certifl- -. In Whose Name . quired to '
cate. Assessed. ... - .Redeem.'" 1
2174 James Stinson — All that - i
miscellaneous piece of "..'". ;
. land in the City of St. ;;t ; ;
Paul,, Minn., bounded on ;
the ■ north ;by Hudson .1
avenue, • on the east by
• Barclay- street, on the |
i south by Birch street, I
and on the "west by Bir- !
mingham street .......... $190.04 \
No.'of • ; : ' - - Am't Re-
Certifl- : In Whose Name quired to
cate. » ' ■'. '• Assessed. '■ . Redeem."
2175 James Stiuson.— All that-. :. '• '
miscellaneous: piece of
land in "the' City of St.
■■:■ .. Paul .Minn., bounded on ■', •->->-^-«^
the north by Hudson ave
nue, on the east by the ;
east line of southwest* ;
-' *i ■of section 34, town
29, range 22, on the •
south by Birch street,
< and on the west' by *
Barclay street $126.93
No. of '.' . Am't Re-
Certifl- In Whose Name quired to
i cate. : -Assessed. ■ . : Redeem.':
2176 James Stinsoii — All that
. miscellaneous -piece of
land in the City of St.
Paul, Minn., bounded on
:- the north by Birch
street, on the east by
the east line of south
. . - west li of section . 34,
town :' 29.- • range 1 22,-1 on I
the south by Hastings'
:*"--v.vavenue, ■ and on the '..'
--■west by Barclay.street. ■■• ■ $160.49
No. of • Am't Re-
Certifl- In Whose Name quired to
cate. ■ Assessed. Redeem.
2177 James Stinson —All that
miscellaneous : piece . of
land i in - the ■ City >of St. -.:' '
Paul, Minn., bounded on
the north by Birch
street, on the east by
Barclay street, '. on the :
south by Hastings;ave
nue, and on the west
by Birmingham street. $213.37
No. of ' V.'-' ■'• " Am'tße-
Certifi- In Whose Name ..... quired to
cate. - "Assessed. ' Redeem.
2178 James Stinson — All that
miscellaneous piece of ,
land in the City of St. *
Paul, Minn., bounded on .
the north by Birch
i;y street;, on the east by
Birmingham; street. -on .
the south" by Hastings ;;.->■
avenue, and ,on the
/west by Etna street... $305.75
No. of ' Am't Re-
Certlfl- In Whose Name quired to
cate. Assessed. 'Redeem.
2183 James Stinson — All that';
miscellaneous piece of
land in the. City of St.
Paul,-Minn., bounded on -
the north by : Birch •
street, on - the 5 east by
Etna street, on the south
by Hastings avenue, and "
on the west by Clar-
L.; . ence street ; $339.
No. of Am't Re-
Certifi- In Whose Name quired to
cate.- . " Assessed. „■'•. Redeem."
2184 James .Stinson —All that
miscellaneous piece of .
: land in the City of St. ;
Paul, Minn., bounded on ,
.Vv:- the north by Birch
street, •■ on - the east by ,
Clarence street, on - the
south by Hastings ave
nue, and on the west
by the ' west - line of \.
section 34, town 23,
;-:: range 22 .-.......:..;.:.. $294.58
No. of Am't Re-
Certifl- In Whose Name —■"• quired to
cate. • Assessed. " Redeem.
2185 James* Stinson — All that' ;t ;f*:
. miscellaneous piece of
land in the City of St.
Paul, Minn., bounded on
the ' north .by Hastings
avenue, on the east by
Clarence ; street, on the
. .-. south -by Pacific street,
\ and on the west : by
. west line of section 34,
town 29, range 22:...V. $439.82
No. of :!■',•:•' •■•:.■-: -•-•-..-. ; Am't Re-
Certifl- In Whose Name quired to
cate. ; -" Assessed.- • '■:-■ Redeem.
2186 James \ Stinson — All that
-miscellaneous • piece 0f .%: '■,■■
land :in the City of St.
Paul, Minn., bounded on _
• - the north ■,< by r Hastings . ;
avenue, on the east by .
Etna street," -- on 1 < the v '•;
south -by Pacific : street,'.
j-1 ~ and *on ~ the - west ' by .
Clarence. street. -..".... $383.97
No. of • ;' ;" : -;■-■ Ain't Re-
Certifl--' In Whose . Name : quired to
cate. -Assessed. Redeem.
2187 James. Stinson — All ■ that
■"- miscellaneous > piece:; of /
land in the City of St. ; "-v
* Paul, Minn./bounded^ on •
'■ the - north '„ by 4 Hastings ?>:
avenue, on : the east by
Birmingham? street, on
: : the south by Pacific -'-
'- - street, ; and on the ! w«(t •- ' ■
fej- ttma »tre«t... JJJ ...ji |WA,U.
'--':*:- DESCRIPTION
No. of Am't R»-
Certifl- In Whose Name quired to
cate;.;,. . Assessed. • Redeem;
2188 James - Stinson— that '
';: miscellaneous ■ piece' of
land "in; the. City, of St.
Paul, Minn., bounded on
the north by Hastings S&Ssi
! • avenue, on the cast by
. Barclay * street, ion ? the.".' :. ;.- .
south: by , Pacific/ street '
and on the west by
; Birmingham street';. ... $212 . 35 ;
No. of Am't Re-
Certin- In Whose- Name quired to
cate.. Assessed. 7? Redeem.
2189 James.'Stinson—; that ,'^
'" miscellaneous piece , : of
land in the City of
St.Paul; Minn., bounded
on the north by Hast
ings avenue and on the
east: by the east line ■
of southwest 14 of sec- ;
; tion 34. town 29. range
22. on the south by Pa
cific street-and on the.
west by Barclay street '-- $169:491
No. Of ••;.:: ;-. ;; ■■ Am't : Re-
Certifl- In Whose Name quired to
cate. . • Assessed. Redeem. .
21!H> James .Stinscn—All that
.>■ miscellaneous .: piece' of " '
_ land 111 the City . of'■
'" / St.Paul. Minn:, bounded- r;« -"
'■■ on the.north by Pacific
street, on the east by
the east line of south-". -
west ••».;■ of section 34. .
1 town 29. range 22. on W&tM
the I south by McLean>^£gs
avenue and "on the
west by Barclay street $171.67
No- of Am't Re-
Certifl- : In Whose ..Name ' : quired to ;
cate." •■- . ■ Assessed. ■ . ' * Redeem. ■
2191 James Stinson—All. that ;J!;|afg»BßlSS|gi
'. 'miscellaneous piece of
land in the. City of
St.Pan!. Minn.; bounded
on the north by Pacific
.street, on the east by i?f?*l
Barclay street, on the
south by McLean ave
nue and on the west by
Birmingham street.... $272.25
No. of '•' Am't Ro- .
; Certifl- In Whose: Name quired to
cate. . Assessed. Redeem.
2192 James Stinson—All that
miscellaneous- piece of
land in the City of
: St.Paul, Minn..' bounded '-">:■-,'
on the north by Pacific
street, on the' oast by
Birmingham street, oh
the south by McLean
. avenue and on - the -
. 'west by Ktna street.. $328.11
No. of Am't Re-
Certitt- In Whose Name . quired ,-to-»
cate. ' :■- '.---■' Assessed.- • * Redeem.
2193 James Stinson—AH that
. miscellaneous piece of :■:
land in ; the - City of :r j'
:;■./. St.Paul. Minn., bounded
on the north by Pacific
street, on the " east by
Etna . street. • on the
south by McLean ave
nue and on the west by
Clarence street ....... $439.83
No. of Am't Re-
Certltl- In Whose Name quired to
cate. . Assessed. -'•- -• Redeem,
2194 James.Stinson—All that
I miscellaneous piece of
land in the City of,
; Paul. Minn.,, bounded
on the north by Pacific
-street,, on the east by. ■
Clarence street, on ; the
south by ' McLean ave
nue and on the west by
west line of section 34, (
town 29, range 22 .... ■ $551.54 .
No. of Ain't Re-
Certifi- In Whose Name quired to
cate. 'Assessed. Redeem*
2195 James Stinson—All - that
miscellaneous piece- of ' ,
land in the City of ■ /
■, • Paul. Minn.,' bounded
on -the north by Mc-
Lean avenue, on the
:-"- _ east- by-. Clarence ■
street, en the South by -
Burns avenue and on
the west by west lino
■ . Of section 34, town 29,
range 22 $830.99
No. of ' Ain't Re-
Certifl- In Whose Name quired to
cate..-.- -• '----Assessed.- . ■• • • Redeem.
2196 James Stinson— All that '
T •"■; "r *■" miscellaneous "■ piece" of ■'--
land yin .the City of
.St.Paul, Minn., bounded
on- the-north ,by Me
.Lean avenue, on the
east by Etna street, on
' the south by Burns
avenue and on: ~ the
west by Clarence street $886.73
No. of . Am't Re-
Certifl- In' Whose Name quired to
cate. ' . Assessed. - Redeem*
2197 James Stinson — that '
miscellaneous piece of
land ii the City of
St.Paul. Minn., bounded
■on the north by Mc-
Lean avenue, on the
east by Birmingham
street. - on • the south .
by Burns avenue and
on the west by Etna
. street $773.01
No. of Am't Re-
Certifl- In Whose Name quired. to
cate. Assessed. Redeem*
219S James Stinson—All that
miscellaneous piece of
; . land in the City of
St.Paul. Minn., bounded
. on the north by Mc-
Lean avenue, on the
east by Barclay street,
" on the south by ; Burns
avenue and on th«
west by Birmingham £-:--- y'-\:—*j
street • $CG2.30
No. of • . Am't Re-
Certlfl- In Whose Name quired to
cate. Assessed. Redeem.
2199 James Stinsoii—All that
' - miscellaneous piece of
land In the City of ,
• •' St.Paul, Minn., bounded
or. the north by Mc-
Lean avenue, on the
east by the east line
of . southwest quarter
of section 34. town 29, '
range 22 and on the
south by Burns ave
nue and "on the west
by Barclay street .... $439.81
DESCRIPTION.
G V. Bacon's Addition.
No. of Am't
Certifi- - In Whose Name quired to .
cate. Assessed. Lot. Blk., .Redeem.
2200 Bacon & Rogers.. 16 $96*
2201 same and same...l 3 16 9.Oti
DESCRIPTION.
Stinson's Subdivision of Block 96, Lyman
Dayton's Addition.
No. of An}' tRw
Certifl- In Whose Name quired to
cate. Assessed. Lot. Blk. Redeem.
2203 James Stinson.... 12 96 $11.13
- DESCRIPTION.
Stinson's Frances Street Addition.
No. of ' '■ • '■' Am't Re-
Certifl- In Whose Name quired to
cate ■ Assessed: Blk. Redeem.
213 CV C ofB! l.:. undivided^ $87.89
2214 Samuel G. 510 an..... 11 138. IS
2215 James Stiruson ......... 7 249.88.
2216 same ..:.... « £f-f|
2217 same .:...:..........•: ♦ 227.53
2218 same 3 iaj •BA
DESCRIPTION.
G. V Bacon's Addition.
no. of Ans' tßr
Ortifi- In Whose Name quired to.
cate. Assessed., Lot. Blk. Redeem.
2219 Bacon & Rogers.. 9 15 • $9.«6
2220 same and same... 8 16 9.66
2221 ' same andi same... 9 14 9.66
2222 same and same... 8 14 9.66
2223 same and same.... 9.- 13 .9.66
2224 sam«: and same... 8 - 13 .9.66
2225 Alfred Humphrey 16 12 "> 251
•»->26 Hans Jacobson.. .15 -.5 . »•»•
" All of th« above described real estate is
situated in the City of St. Paul. County
of Ramsey, and State of Minnesota. -
01 '-• V. .:.«->.. i OTTO BREMER, -
Wi(jP^«iNi|lllijl \wy\f\\ City Treasurer.
."■ , ■■:* Aug. 8-IS-22-29-Sept. 5-12. ■ :
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