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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-22

Eastern district OF Virginia. the cause
was argued by j. r. Cation for appellants
and submitted on brief for appellees ana
cause submitted.
The court adjourned until tomorrow
morning at ID o'clock.
In the United States Circuit Court,
Judge Charles II. Simonton, presiding, the
case OF the Farmers Loan and Trust
company. trustees. vs.. The Cape Fear
and Yadkin Valley Railway company et
ais William A. Lash. complainant came
mn on petition OF G. Adolph Law ana otn-
ers for appointment OF co-receiver and
order TO show cause. Tho prayer was
denied and petition dismissed.
general Jobn w. Gill. Of Baltimore. is
tho receiver for the Cape Fear and had-
kin Valley Railroad. and he was In the
city TO oppose the application Oh the ne"
YORK security holders for tho appoint
ment OF a receiver.
Gen. Gin pointed out that there would
be no necessity for any receiver IN a
short while, and he was sustained by the
Judge.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-22

How jefferson Davis Received Johnson's
De-ratch Annonn.Les II.

About April i2 1865. ! was sent under
a flag of truce 90 Charlotte. y. C.. Enter
ing The town with =. 81. Clark. "A member
or my company as am escort we Were
conducted 40 headquarters. "a large upper
room. evidently a. school room. where tle
guard pointed out Gen. Echols "a yortlv.
fne-lOOliug man. commander OF the post.
Removing nay hat, l advanced 90 where
Cen Echols sat, ut one end OF "a long
table, and laid my dispatches Oh the Ia
bic.
"Gon. Echols. presume. These de-
snatchcs are from Gen. Gillian. Shall J.
wait for an answer
please bo seated the General sai0.
CHANGING around the room. 1 saw sixteen
or eighteen gentlemen. an, with one or
two exceptions. IN military uniform. Gel.
Cal Morgan. who had been our prisoner
few months before came 20 where 1 was
sitting and shaking hands said, Il be-
lieve you and / are not altogether strang-
ers."
While we chatted, n gentleman in a ci-
william suit turned 20 address Gen. EchOls.
The cold stare ~ a glass eye caught my
attention, and the features were not un-
familiar.
oh JEFF Davis. and you here, pressed
10 the wall was my first thought !
man than our Northern papers had pie
tured. a soul Of kindly impulses beamed
from every feature.
A despatch was handed 10 Gen. Echois,
who read and rercad IT, with an anxious,
earnest look upon his face. ilaii rising,
be passed the paper TO Mr.. Davis Gen.
ischsls sat qts one end of the table with
two gentlemen between him and Mr.. Da-
Viz. Mr.. Davis read IL slowly, and. hand
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-22

This Council Moves Headquarters to Lee
Camp ban.

This Council Moves Headquarters to Lee
Camp ban.
The loyal band that rallies semi-monthly
around the altar OF shockoe Council. 80.
SIS. Royal Areanum, is am honor 10 tho
great order and an inspiration 10 the
lovers az benevolent paternallsm The
meeting last Friday night was no oxccD-
ton t0 THE rule of Snockoe 20 make her
council SECS Ions Interesting and profitable.
Matters of moment were fully and ably
discussed. while enthusiasm. zeal and fra
tornal concord was in evidence iu no
minor degree The council decided 10
meet hereafter Do Lee Camp Han. and
also voted to change the meeting nights
90 tho second and fourth Wednesday Of
each month.
The aNual election of Officers will
taae place no the first meeting On DecCm-
her. ana a'l the members viii Be urged
% ho present and ,slicate the new coun-
cl-room. TWO new members were inlti-
atel on Friday nleht and b. is said that
the councils percentage OF Increase in
membership this year will exceed that
OF any council In the city. The secret OF
Sh0ckOe's great success is in It's having
stirring members who take an active in
forest in the welfare, and who give q
great amount Of seif-slcrifce and personal
labor to the upbuilding. As an instance
OF The enterprise and push characteristic
OF Sh0ckoe, IL can he mentioned that q
committee Is already appointed 10 get
mp the next quarterly public entertain
ment. which does not take place until
late In FEBRUARY OF the coming year. These
boys keep things "a moving where they
go along. and TO De known as one OF
shockoe's cod guard" Is an arcanum pass
port Of general respect and esteem.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-22

ing IT back. remarked. We'll. we have
tenlion 20 what Mr.. Davis saia.-suppo-ihs
one OF our Northern Generals nau Zen
Killed or died The despatch went me
rounds, finishing IN Col MORGAN hahus,
who asked Cen Echols, II consistent, 10
allow me 10 read H.
read:
Greensboro. y. c.. April -.
Lincoln was assassiuated tle hlsht OF
the lith' IN Fords Theatre. ssNain was
assassinated about the same thte IN ms
own house. Grant has mdrchtd MS army
back 10 Washington 20 declare nlilselt
military dictator. J. j.. JOiNS ON'
/ cannot recall the exact date o. me de-
spatch. But II necessarily tfaNtnta SOW
~, as we had cut an the teieslapn "lleS;
burned bridges. torn up tallIoaus' anu
impeded travel an we could. . -.
ln laying down the despatch IN iiy ~.
OF gen. Echois, reniai, i,,, Zoo tbictiy
pretty good pill General, nut zoo 'ui,His
coated / Presumed 10 was nv- lol ~
despatch intended to encourage lHt4i A''i'
and dishearteu ours.
10 was not long until Mr. laws irl, Wy
room and several others IolO"eu. by.i,
Lchols asked. AR Thompson, Wueie
buIbflge and Dis nlgserst JUS u..t,. ,H
OF LlncOlutOn,' b said. ! was sumo " ii"s
incensed and rctaliated WIN J so ~
have President Davis with you, Neneitl'
Locking around the room tug No"'' 81
said. mo. MT Davis is not here.
But" said j, he was here few min
utcs ago"
MIR. Thompson I am surprised az your
asking auv such Questions while here un-
der Dag Of truce said the General.
"Oh. ] beg pardon. General, you ul9 ,
down that bar by asking about buiDlluse
and his niggcrs. Gen. Echois' sHiiihs'
said.
Eyes. President Davis is with u.s.
Soon after We partook or a party repaSl
furnished boy Mrs. EchOls, ana TOOK our
departure for our post. ...~,,e,,..
Late Lieutenant T. Company, lweltth
Ohio Cavalry York sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-22

transporting food. labor, and machinery
But no such difficulties as those VIII re-
fard FOR any length Of time the eNpioita-
ton OF what promises 20 be one or me
greatest gold fields Of the world some
OF the placer miners even now winter
over on the Yukon. In preference TO los
ing time by retreat 10 distant ciViiIa-
ton and more hospitable attitudes. ihe
resident Indians. who come under inc
general designation OF Siwash. are found
i'm scattered tribes and are peaceful. Ihey
have not suffered so much as their hreth-
rem OF tho coast from alcohol and diseases
Of the white man.
THE FIRST PLACER DIGGING.
no dispute over the British boundary
seems likely 10 affect the exploitation OF
the new gold belt The first important
placer diggings were at Forty Mile Creek
and about the adjacent head waters OF
Sixty Nile Creek. These are partly in
American and partly in British territory
They are pretty Wei worked out. Up
70 date. the Birch Creek district mas
Sr0ved richest in the yellow metal, ana
10 is entirely IN American territory.
new and OF importance has just been
made in British territory. on the hiun-
dak River Cold has been found rccenuy
as far 20 the northwest as the hoEuhlh
River. During The last year the piaceIs
OF the Yukon have furnished about <l."'-
90 worth Of the yellow metal The miners
carry their own gold 90 victoria, fort-
land. and San Francisco.
Alaska is already taking no unimpof-
tant part I'm the gold production oil inc
world Along the coast in the south
eastern part runs an aurierous Dtlt
which follows the coast for 100 miles. IL
Is a whole system Of lOdce. which con-
tain much silver and copper al go. The
belt is from ono 90 seven miles wide and
crops out on islands adjoining the maln-
land. The famous Trcalwel mine u.s. To-
Gated on one OF these islands dt Juneau.
II Is one Of the richest mines fro The world,
exhibiting q mass Of ore 900 feet thick.
sixty miles 10 tho southeast are great
deposits Of suphurots which yield as
much as $40 ton. with much free gold.
on Gold Greek. "a short distance cast or
Juneau. fle hillsidcs are washed away,
exposing ROOFS which are scanned with IL
network Of gOld-bcar!ng veins OF great
richness.
Lying close by a stream, Mr. Spur
found the tip Of mastod0n tusk. This
was far up in the valley of the Yukon.
Looking for other remains of the same
animal. De obtained one of &c. teeth from
m clay bank near by. This tooth was Of
remarkable size. weighing about eight
pounds. The tip Of tusk was foot long
and showed the marks Of wear from the
habit which the animal had of digging mp
trees. II IS supposed 20 have fed chiefly
upon the foliage OF trees. Probably the
beast died in swamp perhaps zlHD
wears ago. Judging from the situation in
which the relics were discOvcrcd.-Wosh
iugton Post
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-22

Among the pleasant things In store for
the coming Thanksgiving-week is lee
ture next Friday evening. 20 Dee given oy
Professor Winston. on the wonderful
X-ray 10 will take place in the lecture
room OF the Sevonth-Strcct Christian
church. perhaps the most central loca-
ton ina the city under the auspices Of
the ladies' OF that church. and at the
request OF many friends. who find it
inconvcnient TO get ou- TO Richmond Col
leee. where the former delightful lecture
drew such a large crowd. Since then
the Professor has made many improve
monts I'm his experiments and rare
opportunity will be afforded students
and the public generally TO learn more
concerning this most interesting marvel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-22
DIyORCE GRANTED,
Mr.. Henry +. Gilman Secures Decree OF
Divorce from Clara j. Gilman.


Divorce from Clara j. Gilman.
Mr.. Henry Z. Gilman was granted "A
decree OF divorce from his wife. Clara
j. Gilman. by Judge Minor, in the Law
and Equity Court yesterday This case
has been pending for some time. Mr..
Gilman is brakeman on the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad. and the correspondent
in the case. Frederick Bowers is also
employed in the same capacity on tine
same road.
Mrs. Gilman will retain her present
name. and will also take their child, by
the consent Of Mr.. Gilman.
Both parties came 90 this city from
Ohio several years ago. and Mrs. CLING
Will return there az once, taking the
child with her Mr.. Gilman paid more
than the required amount of aiim0ny and
bought a ticket for bis wife TO her former
Ohio home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-22

Co Receiver for the Cape Pear and NadKin
Valley Railroad Refused.

The United States Circuit Court of APP
peals was IN session yesterday with
Judges Con, simonton and Brawley pre-
siding.
In the case Of S. s. Taylor It ais. APP
pellants vs.. A. j. Taylor * Bro, appel
lees, appeal from the District Court,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-22

A medal contest and musical entertain
mont will ho given by the Sunbeam ~.
w. C.. u. T.. on next Thursday etcn-
Ing. November 2Gth. at o'clock. att the
homo of Or. Taylor, Jos east M4m
street.
This entertainment IS given for tie
benefit of two poor families. who are
without food warm clothing or fuel.
The ladies viii bee very glad TO have their
friends help them Admission ID cents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-22

Mrs. J. Arthur LEROY and Miss Helena
Trench LEROY were among tne passen-
gers from Europe by the steamer Ger
mania which arrived in Kew York yes-
fartIrv
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-22

If were TO write for the papers to print,
What here / iudite. ] Ouine
That my critics would say Do was written
that way
For SO many dollars line.
And so. with the view that I'm writing TO
Whore no critics lances are hurled,
III touch the taut string Of my Tyre ana
sing
OF the best-hoarted man IN the world.
Harlk back to the prospect in Poverty
Before you found dirt that would pay,
When tho hope in your breast like the
gold ln the West
Burned brightest at close Of the day.
II j wero but rich. or If you were still
And We sat where your cabin smoke
Then in unsuntcd lays I could pour out
OF ho bcst-hcarted man I'm the world.
Icy. Warman in New York sun.
z
May-aIr. swcelnes has a lot Of poetry
in his soul
George-IIe must have. hc has never
given any of it to the worll.-Washiugton
Times.
"You look so pleased; where have you
been?'
"Tve been visiting dentists offices.
and had a lovely ume-got Dot OF new
ideas for our college yell. Chicago Re
cord.
1------
Hc-Do YOU think of me an tho timoe
she-Ye-c-s-cxcept when / ana shop
pnr.-Judge.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-22

Ho-Do YOU think of me an tho timoe
She-Ye-c-s-oXccpt when / am shop
piuc-Judee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-22

The Industrial Aid' Society Of Boston
found work during the year just passed
for nearly 800 people.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-22
HELPED TO OPEN WAR
uUEhT LOADED THE FIRST CAR
TRIDGE FIXED ATsUMTER.
, Confederate Veterans Story OF the Most
Memorable outing of HIS Lie an" 'ho
Part lie Took in Starting the war

o,fr. GA. November Ask feet
R f.: s: 4 !. :. h. +.
n Loaded the first cartrlose, ,...i eu IN ia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-22

ALASKA RIVALS SOUTH AFRICA.
Nevcrthelcss. the accessible areas are
sufficiently great 10 afOrd expectations
wcii-nieh unlimited. ln one respect the
opportunity resembles that offered by the
mines OF the Rand in South Africa
there arc gigantic bodies % ore in sight
and easily accessible though OF no more
than moderate richness. The deposits Of
the Rand yield only an average Of Sii "a
ton. but the production rs uniform and
the bulk enormous. and for these reasons
they are the most profitable mines ever
known. Here the likeness ends Tor the
Rand formation IS not OF ireous origin.
but merely an ancient beach on whose
golden sands the waves OF a vanished
ocean broke many millions Of years ago.
The thickness Of the eold-bearing stratum
I'm the Alaskan belt IS assumed 10 be con-
siderable. Is likely 70 be very great. but
that e. wholly a matter Of surmise. No
boring has been made with view 20
getting data on the subject.
The gold occurs i'm Iron pyiite ana In
other compounds with sulphur. Under
such conditions rs presence would not be
detected BY "A novice: but the decomposi-
ton OF the sulph.dcs An the surface rocks
by weather has left free gold I'm veins.
and this rliters yellow. II WIZ no, be
long before plants equipped with the most
improved machinery will be established
All along the newly belt. Cntil
tbs region Is opened by "A railway, mining
win be costly. owing TO the expense OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-22

FCKLENBURG, VA. November
IA "A 4-Special-"I have been read
NH This cteuiuc." said the Old gene
~ tlemau. "the letter Of the OK
| Y 4 fori correspondent OF Tho
Times and his account or me
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-23
l6lrin glide Staten.

Iltenbur9. Ter leete Vanota9ss
dbgeoronete, pelfer bis ~ leinem
%~ebenseuoe rie altenburgiihe gauernz
tratt niht ab9elest hat, iii tilr;lih Ses
itorbcu. IS lit oies Der 0lItSaus;iigler
Satpb WiGl;er aus Srooeu. Cine LANCE
Geibe ron Sabreu iaB er i'm Eanota9e
uno hat lid BORT meniser ouIt LANCE
Heoeu ais pielmebr ourd) prattiiben
Slnn bewdhrt.
@era. SuS mittelbeutIh de Sunbess
itieEcu in 0iera beginrt am 10. gulf.
y / mar. Gle 9roBher;o0ltde
Stadtsre9ierung bat bel Der @elmorer
Staatsanwaltlhaft einen Nntrd9 allT
itrairchtlid)e &erfolguu9 oes l%o;ials
oemotratiid,en IbseOrcneteu TGuoert
9~eitellt pe9en leiner tir;lih i'm 2lpols
raer G'emeinceratbe porgebrahtcn aber
leoen tbatiGhliteu llntergrunoeS emf
bebrenoen S%ebauptung, baG Die fe9tes
run9 Den S~e;irtsGr;ten eincu @Stut
segeben babe, Die llriad)e Der in SOl9c
Der Smpiung etma en~tltanbenen &rants
betten nid)t betannt ~ 9eberl.
Seulenroba. Sier ipurbe Der
BON ben Sp;ialbemotraten aufoeitelltG
Sabritaut Streit gum ;meitcn Siir9ers
meiiter 9epablt. Sb cericlbe beitltigt
pirb, bleibt ;peifelhait.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-23
Sreie Stable.

Sambur9. G'roBe Seitiir;uns bat
on Der bieiigen SCrie uuo in hamburg
i~iberbaupt oas Setanntmeroen Der Ser
baItung Ser blsber angelehenen Sun
Tiers Seutber uno G'artuer berporgez
rufen. Sic limb Der Teruntreuuno
linen a%ngetrauter @elber unc @ertbs
papiere beihulcigt.
Bremen. Der Sfnelloampfer
~1rape" bes Noroceutihen Wopo lit
naf collenoetem llmbGu nit nellcu
Seileln uno neuer Wiait,iue oteier Gage
BON Sminemiinoe in Sremerbapcn elm
getroffen. Die Gr9ebuiiie Der Frobes
1abrt maren oOr;iiglit. Sei $500 inois
;irten Fieroetraiten erreihte ser
0ampier cine Gieitpiuoigteit uou Isl
Wieileu.
Subed. Ger Strife bel ser Siibeder
Observation-Disclosures iii baourh be-
enbet, Dap Die Suuptforoerur9, 20 Bro
sent yobniuidla9 uno % Fro;ent Grtras
pergiitun9 fin lleberitunoen, ourd) Ger
mtttcAlng beS 6abritinipettors So
bannllen bcwilli9t muroe.-Sm be-
nahburten SOrie 6ironenber9 per0iitete
Die Srau bes GaitpirtbS Sarot ibr
Sino urlo ertrGntte cs Damn i'm @aids
taB. Die OtOroerin uer9iitete lid oarn
ielbit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-23
&ro66erjo gt6um SeGeu.

Darn itaot. Die bieiise @rcBs
lo8e Our Gin.radt" wieierte tiir;lid
ibr 5Oiabriaes 3ubilaum, mo;u ;abls
reite 1eputatiOueu beutiter 2o9eu
erlhtenen maren. gluh elm Selegirter
Der unSaril6en G'roBlo9e in Suoapeit
nabm an Der Seller 2beil. Defenders
iablreih maren Die bel9iiden 2osen
pertreten; II Selesitte oes rSupreme
Sonletl De SelSiaue- aus 8riiiiel uno
nus antwerpen paren anweieno. Der
@roBmeiiter 0rano aus Main, murSe
BON Der Ipaniideu uub oduiiten @rob,
lcSe BON leeterer auf beicnoeren
Wunl6 oes odniid)en aronprin,en-
gum Gbrenmitslieoe ernannt. Our Ser.
leIun9 famen elm Observation-Disclosures
ees 9roBber;o9s BON Seiieu, welter
ldmmtlihen benz Yunbe ansebOrenoen
voSen lein Bib ihenft, uuo elm
Shreiben bes Yrin;en Srieorid 2eos
polo bon PreuBen ais Protettors Ser
bret preuBiihen Sro6lo9en. GIN @ans
sen iparen 300 2beilnebmer bel Der
Neier nnmsienh.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-23
wv, rure U~- -r--.,-- -

~" f"r" "-~~-a'-z ~sN--~-
Sann nit ieincr 6rau perpraBt.
@rpBenbaiu. Sn elmer Mpns
tirunsStammer oes bieiisen Se;irtSs
tommunbUs srihoB lid Elm Serseaut
nit ieinem 0ienitsewebr. Ger G'runo
III unbetdnnt.
%eipStg. Tor Sur;em paren benz
bielisen HauhwIarenbGneler HapapOrt
,3obel i'm @ertbe BON 1900 Wtart 9es
ltohleu poroen. Die Siebe iheineu
aber bel Der Terpertbuus fetu @liif
sebabt 81 haben, reun cieier Gage ers
belt Serr j. Sie Mittbeiluns, oaB er
it'd Die Sobel beim Fortler zines bic
iiseu 9abnhcis pieoer abbOlen tOnne.
Sas III audi geiheben-ote n@emiitbS'
meniheu" batteu audi nitt Elm ein'
;ises Stllt iiir it'd bebalten.
@iltau. Ger unllngit peritOrbene
@ro6iuouitrtelle Spmmer;ienratb @u'
itap Sietel butterflies 9, 1000, 600 Nfarf.
Der Staot permad)te CT 300, 900 Wtart.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-23
Dlrttem6 era,

Stuttgart. Gin beftiser @inS,
itoB rib bieier Gage Die i'm 0au bcorii
fene Gbrenpforte CUR Seitballe beS bieS:
i0brigen ceutiden Sanaerfeites i'm
St0tat). Stabttbeil I'm I; fiinf ,3immer.
leute wuroen inter Den lriimmeru be.
graben, brei bauon iinp ihmer, ;wei
leitt perlett. -Sier puroe Elm Eripa.
tier ais Sigarreubieb ertappt uno per:
baftet. Gr fam lccen Wiorgen firth in
etrcn Sigarrenlaoen, fauite fir sen
Gag ieinen 9eoarf uno be;abltc icScs.
nal nit eiuem Golritiit. g&dhreno sic
Sacnertn i'm N~ebengcmah oaS 0elr
wedlelte, fiillte Der &Gufcr feline Ias
lt)en nit Sigarren. weld)eS Experiment
lbm lpobl ieet tbeuer 81 iteben fommen
miro.
SrieorihSbafen Giir;lid iauo
bier mleoer elmer Der altber0ebrat)terl
barmloleu Stlauenmdrtte itdtt, aui
Dem Der Siroler NiIttinocrs Terein Nen
Ihmabil den Naucru ieine Shutbeipbs
lenen peroiugt. Sieies Wial butteu it'd
26O Sinoer i'm glter pou IL bis IS
Sabren eingefunSen. &aS am Gors
mittn9 in Trieorihsbaien feinen Web
baber 9efunoen, puroe ltad)mitta9S in
Gapcnsbur9 an ben damn 9ebrud)t.
Hapensburg. Sm Sofe bcS bies
iigen Gerid)tsgeiGn9niiies wuroe ser
Grandmother Suirin Giiele our6 Sen
Sdariridter Glitter BON Gablenber9
bingeribtet. GiIele itarb rubig urc 9es
iaBt.
III III. Gin unidulois Gerurtbeilter
muroe pom Shwurgeridt i'm @icoers
aufnabmeperfabren ireigeiprofcn. Ger
leoige Iienittneft Spbanues Ser
mann BON Grltetten mar Qnl IL. Sftos
Der 1895 pom bieiigen Shwur9eriht
wegen zines Gerbredens wioer Die
Sittlihteit 81 aft Wionater @eidros
nip oerurtbeilt moroen. Gr latte be-
reits ilber iinf Wtouate ieiner Straie
oerbiiGt.
@elibeim NJ. 9ei benz berlad)barten
tleinen Srte SOlois iano Elm StreGens
bauarbeiter 40 Gentimeter tiei i'm
gooen iiber $50 alte ~lpertbpclle Gil
bermilnien: Siridsuloen, Suielcr,
Shaifbaulen er Guloen II. I. ~, lart
@eprdSe aus Dem l6. u,b glnian9 oes
II. Sabrbunoerts itammeno. Wian
nimmt an, oaB oieie Wiiln;en oie 9aar.
lhaft zines Valern 9cbiloet batten,
Der lie Dor ben rduberilhen Srcaterl,
Die nah Der Shlatt bel NOrolin0crl,
1884, ben @elSbeimcr gSalo unIiher
matten, oerbor9en bat uno wabriheirs
lid bel lenen Observation-Disclosures um's
Veben sefommen lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-23

,yaser %oren; perlieB Dor fllnt Sabren
feline bieiioe Garnilou uno belertlrtc
nab Sranfreih. Sn Die 6rcmoen'
legion aui9encmmen, bate cr nun 0e'
~leoenbeit, leinen unbeoadtcn Shrltt
III bereueu. Die entletlidlten Inltrer-
0un9en uuo Strapa;en miBte Ietne
Sruppe i'm Sample nit airifanilfcn
Gcltern burhmad)en. God Seituete
iih Ser Mcfleubur9er 10 iebr ourf
Sapierteit aus, oaB or piientlid belobt
uno inter ebrencen 9coin9ungen ent'
laiien muroe. Ger ebemalige Sd9cr III
mnmebr mad SeutidlanS ;urild0etebrt
uuo bat lid ireiwilli9 in Berlin Ses
mitellt. Gr miro iundd)lt cine 6cltunGS'
ltraie III perbiiBen bObcn unb barn bier
Sen 9ieit ieiner Miilitdrieit naAoieneu
miillcn.
Met. Su Gem uabe bel Dem To9es
fen Surorte IIbcrihpeiler gelegeneu
Shlob vettcnbuf hat 0eneral y, NGc'
leler Elm Sauotorium iiir Wilitar-
acknowledgement oes 10. grmeetorpS
einribteut laiien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-23
9aoeu.

Karlsruhe. Tas Mfiniiterium
eeS Snnern hat a%ngeoronet, oaB fir sic
Grtbeiluns Der TaOiabrerfarten cine
2are BON | Wtarf obue Sportel III err
beben lit. Die Seiirtsdmter iino err
mdhti9t, ben Ferionen, Die bereits 5
Mlart entri6tet baben, 4 Wtart berauS,
cube en.-0er Ge6tstanoioat Saus
ger aus @albsbut, Der iih bon Dem
luriltilten Gramen wieoer suriid;o0,
bat lid per9iftet.
Vaoen. Sein 90. gebensiabr pols
lenoete bier elmer u%nlerer seaftetlten
uno beliebteiten Wiitbiir9er, Serr
6ran; 8rosbolS Der BETTER ces Sctels
rViftoria," in erireulid)er Siiide SeS
SorperS uno Settles. Ierielbe blidt
auf elm inbaltreides 0eben ,uriid, in
weldem er feline ardite itets bereits
milliS in cen 0ienit Der oiientlihen
3ntereIien uno Der @obliabrt leiner
Sateritact ~itellte. sud benz 0anctaoe
Seborte @roSbolj cine i3eit lang an.
S%onltanS. Der ihon lanse ees
beste @uni6 elmer eleftril6en Ses
leu6tuns oes Safens bon Sonitan; lit
Ieiner Terwirtlihuns einen Sdritt
naber Seriidt. Sn Der 3ipeiten booi.
lden Sammer lpuroe Elm Nadtrao ;um
Vueget oeS Sinan;miniiteriums einae,
bratt, meltler so, 900 Wtart III cbiaem
Sluede ais 9lutbeil Ger Eiuan I'M rmnl,
tun9 foroert.
Wambad. Cine etwa 3Oiabrise
Trau pon bier mar felt Der @eburt
elneS SinoeS geiiteSfranf aeworcen.
3n elnem unbewa6ten 9lusenblit sina
tie auf ben nit Strob an9eiiGten
Speiber uno ~,iinoete caS SauS an.
Nlit raienoer Gle grill oaS Seuer um
lid. 0rei Sduier brannten ab. Die
Seiltesfranfe wirbe ebeniallS eiu
Spier Der 6lammeu.