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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-24
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ben GonfurS ieines gatcrs in aller
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gen Wiaunes, Der, einrnal ms Sallen
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-24

IuJlUb VIC NlltIl pte guilty u
ieiuen Sd)rant. Gam tleioete er lid
lm uno 9irg tort. llnten i'm Teltibiil
oes @eridts9ebGubeS blieb or wiebe,
itebcn unc orebte lid cine Cigarette.
Gr ifn,od)tete nad) einigen j3iigcn
Sabafrard). @Gbreno er nod banlii
beld)afti9t mar, hottie i'm iein &ollege
Saturiui Elm, oen er uOrbin auf Dem
SorrioOr 9etrpfien bate.
n9iun?" fra9te oieicr. nS0ben Sie
limp"
r@0h" antwortete De 6elice leihts
hin, Soun fiigte er, Die Jiaud)woltcn
burd Die 9taic blaleno, etmas lebbafte,
bln;u: mllebri9ens, lieber Sollege, oas
miro cine brillante SertbeibigungS'
fade, cine cause celebre erlter Sorte.
Sic iollteu oas Sbrem Yruoer nit
tbeilen."
nMieiuem @ruoer? Gem otedts.
anwult?"
rSa. Gr bat mir Dor Ginger ;3eit
gclagt, er mOd)te germ etiuas baben,
wuourd) er iid) purtbeilbait beim Eubli.
fun einiiibrsu tUnne. Sas lit 10 eine
Sadye pie aemadt fir einen iltnger
%ertbciciSer, Der ith einnlal cb1e piel
Gufw0np orbentlih tn's i3eus legei
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natilrli6 minoelteus Sehn Sabre
Sagno, ober id bin ii%berSeugt, es foun'
men nidt mebr ulS sipei bis Srei Sabre
berauS. S&elden triumph iiir Die Yer'
tbeioigung! Sascn Sic SIREN Sru'
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rWiein G'ott, ia. Gtmas mus err BOD
tbuu, 10 LANCE CT nod aui Slienter
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Scr Observation-Disclosures ilber oie Gr,nor.
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gar;e 3teibe Gernebmungen i~tdttgeiuns
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Seler iiber Die gngele9enbcit aui Dem
Valfcnben erbalten."
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-24

durch den Gebrauch Won Coca, Opiat oder
S~chlafmedlzin hervorgebracht, ist ungesund,
entschieden zu yerwerien. Es untergrabt die
Gesundheit. z~errittet die Constitution und der
Patient v~erfallt sicher in e!nen ~sehlimmeren
Zustand der hauig in die schrceklich elende
Gewohnheit a%usartet, 20 Cocaine und Opium
unumgangllch nUthig s'nd. SChlaf der durch
den Gebrauch vNi Hoods G%arsaparilla her
yorgebracht, komnt v,cileieht nicht SO schnell,
aber er kommt sicher und ist andauernd we'll er
durch das nattirliche crosse heilende und YER
jingende Mittel heryorgebracht wird das
reinigende belebende und bereichernde Blut.
Dies nihrt die Nerycn init lebensvoller Energie
und starkt die Constitution Won der wirklichen
Grundlage allies %gesunden Lebens - durch
reines, reicheS rothes Blut.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-24
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-18
THACHER FOR G0VERN0E
CContlnued From First Pase)

Continued From First Page)
much interest in the proceedings afiei
tho head OF the ticket was determines
upon. The galleries went out with
rush when .hoir idol. William Sulzer. VA
defeated.
The electors selected are:
At large-Robert H. Bush. OF Morehold
benjamin Wood. OF New York. and
full SEE OF district electors.
AT $50 the convention adjourned sine do
Up 10 date. the Populist Comfaltloa
who are here looking for fusion OF cleo
tcrs and congressman. have made nS
progress.
HILL RULED.
Senator iiill and his neutcnants nevei
lost control OF the convention for mo-
mcnt although attempts were made "a
stampede the delegates TO Sui1er. The
machine rolled over an opposition. M
although str,ng protests against naming
q gold man on silver platform view
made. the programme mapped out -
the conference az WOlforts BOOST wegi
through without serious hitch.
The naming cf conservative men Instead
OF e,treme silyerites viii, DO BE- believed
prevent the placing or a. second Demo
cratic dckot in the Geld hy The National
Democracy when their convention Is Aeio
Ia Brooklyn on the Zitn.
Tho platform and tho pledge or SIP
port % Bryan and Sowall is expected te
overcome the objections OF extreme SIZE
Yer mon 90 ;he candidates named, and
tho endorsement Of Chicago platform %
tempered by the naming Of lhlcher foI
Governor. The middle course chosen hs
Senator lin after weeks ~ Thought. has
been laid down for the Democrats of tha
Empire state. and a way is found f0f
them 20 preserve regularity hy endorsing
tho national ticket and s3vc the orsa.
rization hy voting for candidates fot
state officers who have always stood for
sound money.
There were many changes made On Tho
State Committee. and Eitott uanforth
succeeded JAS. W HIrhiey as chair.
man. NO action was taken cn tho ros.
isnatioI o. WIN. t. Shsh1n as
member Of The National C0mnittse from
this State
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-18

made by the Democratic National Convcn-
ton recently assembled at Chicago. and
pledge TO them Il cordial. united and VIZ
Or0us support
Resolved. That the platform OF prin-
ciples adopted BY the late Democratic
National Convention at Chicago De ac-
cepted by this convention as the express
sion OF opinion Of the majority OF the
tho duly accredited representations Of the
Democracy Of the Uitcd States upon the
Issues involved In the present political
casvass: and that we heartily endorse the
some. and particularly that plank In IA
yor OF the free and ullimitcI coinage or
silver 10 the ratio OF 10 90 /, ana that
this convention confidently appeal 20 me
people OF Virginia for support and 'indica-
ton OF those principles at the ensuing
election.
Resolved. That iussmuch as the dele
gates from this state participated IN tho
proceedings OF that convention from De-
Cinuin. 10 end the Democracy - virginia
Is thereby bound 10y iis action and rrcog-
nizcs the true ard primary principle OK
Democracy that the will Of the majority
shall rule.
Resolved. That We affirm our bcliel
that the election Of Hon william j. Bry-
an and Hon Arthur scwal. cn-9Aos ICES
the rat that government ~ the people.
bv the people. and for the people shaH
not perish from the earth
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-18
PLESONILIAD GLNLKIL.
Interesting Facts About Eichmond's 'ii-
gens aud other Matters.


Mr. ana Mrs. +. J. Craigie left We'd
nesday for a visit TO Rochester and Bur
falo
Nr- Thomas McI.auchlin and fanny
have returned 10 the city. after spehulhs
q delightful summer Ia tho vicinity Oh
Bon Air Va.
Governor and Mrs. O'Ferrah were at
the capitol yesterday. The Governor "'S
on crutches but he IS rapidly recover
ing from tho effects Of the Injuries sus-
tanned I'm % RUNAWAY accident snort
time ago.
a letter from Mr.. J. Lud. Hi. who
is now in Kansas city. states that his
father-in-law. Roy. j. a. Dearborn. who
waa mysteriousiy assaulted last Friday
night. is improving, and Is believed 10
be out Of bangor
Assistant Grand Chief Wilkinson, OF the
order Of Railway Conductors. was In
the city yesterday on his annual rounds
Informally met tina members of the Rich
mond Division. No 152. AZ tine rooms IN
Vitfeiow8' Han. corner Franklin and
Mayo streets. 40 business was up for
transaction.
Rev. +. s. sdckney has just returned
from scottsviie whore he has been hold
ms mission" for Rov. Mr.. Locke.
Ito reports delightful trip and success
mi work. Mr.. Sucknoy was the guest
Ct Mr.. G. w. Clark and had also the
pleasure Of dining at the Powers House.
with tho family Of the organist Of Monu-
mental church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-18
s0CIrL LIFE ~ BERRrVTLLE.
Nominee for Mayor silver tho Rule hu
There Are Many Exceptions


BEREYVlIIE. VA. Sept. l7.-spccial.
.-lcrryyille has been in "a very whirl of
saicty this season; hut as enc hy one the
guests leave and the young men return
either to college or business. IL has les
scncd and Is now comparatively quiet.
Among the strangers at present Ia town
are Miss Kate Levers and Mrs. J. O..
JAY. of Baltimore. who arc guests Of
Mr.. R. R. Smith. Mr.. Smith. of Silver
CITY. Iowa: with Mrs. Mcclure; Miss
Maria Moore. of Charleston. w Va;
Major $. j. G. Moore. Miss Lucy Mum
ford. of Richmond with Miss Kate Neill;
and Rcv. $. $. Ware, OF Port Royal,
with his mother.
Rev. William r. Lee. CT Gloucester.
returned TO his parish last week
Tho Ice children were given charming
peanut hunt the evening before leaving
bv Miss Kate Sewers. OF Baltimore. The
hunt was most enthusiastically carried
on. and tho occasion was very merry
one. Miss Portia Lee Baldwin and Mas
tor Percy Crown received tho prizes for
finding most NUTS. ana Miss jamie Lee
cceiv,d tho BOBBY prize.
Nr. r. s. Blackburn-Smith was noml-
mated last night for Mayor OF BerryNilic.
The silver club held its regular meeting
Saturday night Silver is the order or
th,. dlv in this county now. but there are
10 be found many sound-money men.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-18

OAKLEY RACE-TRACK. Sept. IF.
i. V. proved himself TO be one ~ the
best two-5 car-olds in tho West toe
day. Tie carried one hundred and twenty
three pounds and won the Garnet stakese
in o rallop. Track. fast. Summaries:
First racc-six furlongs .-Twelight loi.
T.. Jones. @ 20 0 first. with Aneeius Sec
onl. and Earth third. Time. 1903 10.
Second racc-six furlongs.-lrish Lady
O03 T. Thorpe. 10 ID first. with E2bart
second and Oran third. Time. ills.
Third race five furlongs.-Ju OlO.
Schcrsr to o. first. with Hoffman Sec
ond. and Holon Mar third. Time 1.23 H.
Fourth racct- he Garnet stakes. six
furoncs ~. r. ". O@ Thorpe to -
first. with Dr. Catlctt second. and Ben
Brown Third. Time. l:l6.
Firth raco-milc and sixteenth Harry
M.Couch $50. j.. Jones. 20 ID first. with
somner Ego second. and Ramiro third.
Time. 14S1-2
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-18
Rr,an's Programme

CHICAGO. ILL. Sept 1.-THE follow
ing additional dates arranged for Vim
J. Bryan were gwen out ar National
Headquarters TODAY;
Leaves New York. midnight OF Soptem.
her 18th; Washington. j. g.. ear.I morn.
ing NJ September Both. Martinsblrs. W.
Va, 40 IL A. NJ: Kcyser W. Va. at 3 j..
N
october f.-Ciarkshurg. W. Va. M ~
\. IT.; ParkeIsburg W. Va. . J.. NJ
Nif,frg at night
October -Chariesfon, W. Y. no 1880
A. 81. HuntInston. W Va. no r. ~.
via Chesapeake ana Ohio 20 Cincinnati
taking % and ". train 20 St Louis.
where he addresses Democratic clubs Cc-
toDlr 80
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-18

NEW YORK. Sept 17-Umpire Hor-
nung put etoD 10 tho phUadolphia-New
game to-day I'm the first half Of the
fourth inning. With "a man on second.
one out. and the score 3 TO ., u ihila-
delphia's favor tho Quakcrs were pre-
vented from doing further damage boy
the umpirc's ruling. Although only n
few drops Of rain had begun TO fan. and
it was plenty light 10 continue playing
Hornunc for some reason best known
TO himself. called the game on account
of darkness. 10 was then only 4.4l
o'clock. and the Phnddephlas protested
in vain. Tine rain O. me morning had
mado n rather wet field 10 play upon.
hut it was fixed up i'm fairly good shape.
The philadoluhias We're hitting Dohcny
Lard ~ The lme Of The umpIr.-s ruIing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-18

Amateur burglars Put Big Charge of
Dynamite in "A safe.


FALLS CHURCH. VA. Sept. 17.-Thc
store of Mr j. ". Brown. corner of
Washington ana Broad streets here. WAS
wrecked This morning about 4 O'Clock Dy
oynMniicrs whose supposed intention H4s
robbery OF the safe. They entered one OI
the windows alter removing o. pane oI
glass, and attempted 10 li,ak open The
sale. which la locatcd iu tle west corner
OF the stOrc-room, but evidently larger
charge n dynamite was put JOB imam Was
intended or. as many tuluk, they Wtic
new 40 the business and ana explosion lOl-
lowed which wrecked the inside oi the
store-rO0m ana threw The goods ON the
shelves BOO "a confused mass upon tAe l0Ol.
The whole front of tle store was blown
out ANA "a large part Ut thc ralr thrown
across the street. eighty feet distant. and
lt-iurnfa scattered iu every direction.
The first person To- arrive ON the scene
was Joseph Wcs1ury. Who saw twO mcu
lu The street near the building, one oL
whom turned ana shot at him as he acc
Young Wcsbury. on the opposite side
OF tuc street. hearing The explosion. arose,
and raising the window. saw the two
men also. and heard one OF them say 10
the other. Are YOU hurty
Iic replied. NO
They both seemed perfectly cool and
laughed al the disaster they mad caused.
He shouted TO them. when shot was
also nred at him, the ball lodging in the
fled down the street.
The building comprises q store-ro0m and
dwelling in which MI. Brown and his
family live. The shock from the eN-
plOsidu brok. nearly all the window
glass in the house. but 10 one was ln-
Jured The clerk. j. j.. Jacobs who
sleeps above the store-r0om. was thrown
from his bed, but was quickly on the
scene Of the disaster and with Che as-
sistauce OF IA. l.. Turner and severe
fire cNtinruishcrs. succeeded ln putting
out the nre which had started among
the rubbish in the store, and was SPREAD
ing rapidly.
'fhe robbery had evidently been planned
for several days as two strange ren
nave been noticed in the town TO- a night
or two past There was no nJ1sy Sc
cured. and but little Was in the safe,
but several empty shoc-hoNcs We're Goo ID
which they had omptied, probably bcfcs
firing the fuse.
The loss TO Mr.. Brown Is quite heavy.
The building is owned by Mrs. 4. i.
Turner. who has offered reward OF
$500 for the arrest and conviction Of the
perpetrators OF the outrage. A large
crowd has been gathered from the town
and vicinity around the building all day.
and great indignation is expressed, but
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-18
CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES.
PORTSMOUTH FdILED 10 hPPEfR
40 ray orr THE TfE
with Norfolk. and the Latter Gets tho
Second Half Championship -Eichmond
and Norfolk Play tho First

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Sept IL Spc-
oial.-Tho championship for The r.cond
nal. of tho season Zen TO Norfolk by de-
fsul: 70 day. Tho Portsmouth team fall
ing to airoar al RNeryiew Park 10 play
OF toe tic existing between ut two
teams and. Norfolk pitched three balls
over INC home plate ana the game WAS
declared forfeited TO Norfolk by a score
vi 70 q.
Too Richmond team being present, ar
rangcments were at once male Tor TO
Champions OF the first and second HAIR
OF tie season 10 play one Of The Cham
pionship games. Captain Jake's seam Mas
IN excellent trim. and put mp on excellent
game. batting an over tho field. AorioiN
apparently got hacked az thc 'ins pliinS
up against them. and expired with
SCORE OF 10 TO .. in favor OF the Blue
Bras. s4.-AS<
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-18

BOX Defeats Chic by "a Head After a Hard
IbriNn.

foN Defeats thic bf 70 Head After a Hard
Drive.
CAVFsEND RACE TRACK. Sept IT,
Notwithstanding the threatening weather
the attendance was very large to-day
The programme was a fair one the
principle event was the race for the Fiat
lands stakes Of $500 for maiden two
yoar-0lds at the disfand. Of five fur
longs. The winner turned up in Box, a
2 TO / chance. who defeated chic Ia "a
head after q hard drive The high
weight handicap. for three-yearods at o.
mile. was captured by the favOrte. Gl~n-
moyuc, Howard Mann second. half "a
length away. The Swain third. Summaries:
First race-nve furlongs-Miss pr.m Ol0.
Clayton 10 % first with TrlEodian
second. ana Free Lance third. Time,
1.02 10.
Second raoo-llich- weight handicap. one
milc-Glenmoyne Of0 Taral. G TO Cd first
with Howard Mann second. ana The
Swain third. Time. 1.H.
Third raco-the Fiatlan1s stakes Of 81
Cm. for maiden twoyear-olds. ut time
Of entry five furl0ngs-Box 400 Martin.
Q 10 ID first. with Chic scc0rd. and Lui-
vieehafan third. Time 1901 3d.
Fourth raoe-miie and q furlore-Con-
roisssur OO2. Hewitt. TO ID first. with
1.oueboaoh second, and Buckwa third.
Time. 1861
Fifth ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ol. Coyl".
to ID first. with The Winner second,
and Muskalonge third. Time. 1872.
sixth race-slv furlongs- Preston,
GOo Martin G. 10 % first. with Amcor sec
ond and Aeltator thirl. Time. l.ij.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-18

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-18

INDIANAPOLIS. IND. Sept. FLU
sion between the Democrats and Popuiists
was defeated today. The Po9ulists de-
man6od seven of the fifteen electors
and the withdrawal OF sewall while the
Democrats were willing o. concede but
four OF the electors ana demanded the
withdrawal or the Popullst state ticket.
As soon as this was reported the COM
mlttoo OF Popullsts decided 10 negotiate
no longer and adopted resolution that
q ful ticket Of electors bt put in
ncld. Tho popullsts east very nearly
5000 votes ia Indiana elections.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-18
tlab,ma Silyerites

BIRMINGHAM Ala, Sept l--A con-
T. ence of leading Democrats from an
over Alaham9 Is being held here to day
10 map ont plans for the inauguration
Of vigorous campaign for Bryan and
Sewall Two public meetings 90 be add
dressed by leading speakers. including
congressman. Governor Oates and others.
will be held this afternoon and tonight.
II is said that no prefer OF places on
the Democratic electoral ticks' viii be
mudo &c Populists.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-18
rnnr Tickei. In knn.ns.

TOPEKA. KAN. Sept. 1.-THE "Middle
OF tho Road convention has been aban-
ooncd and the Populists desiring a
,laight Bryan ana Watson electoral
ticket will secure 1t by petition as the
law provides Signatures arc beng OBJ
talncl Ina an parts of the state, and the
petitions naming electors will be filed
this week. Ths acld Democrats will also
Nominate full set Of el4ctors. which
Will give Kansas voters four electoral
tickets from which TO make their choice
IN November.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-18

Couldn't Solve sullivan-ColonclsS Success
fnl EnttIc WIN Tho rirnt..

BALTIMORE. Sept. 17-Sulvan was
an unselvabie problem for the Champions
To-day Tie had perfect control. won
deriui speed. and mastery curves. The
only two hits made OF him were scratch
cs Hotter too. pitched good game
ana was maeni'icontly supported. Hamil-
ton scored the only runs Of the game.
Attendance. 1870
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-18

Evangelist Webb Could Not Preach in the
Toni On lhmrnh LII.

A series Of tent meetings was TO have
been commcrccd on Wednesday night by
Rev. r. W. Webb. ON Twenty-sixth street.
between Leigh and VI streets. Mr.. Webb
Us am itinornt Methodist minister. who
has boon conducting eTangclistc meetings
in different parts of the city. and the
lot mentioned above was secured from
its owner, who lives on clay street. The
tont was promptly erected. and stands
There now ready for use. but Mr.. Webb
was informed that the services could not
De held.
The notice set forth that when the
permission 20 hold the meetings was
given. 80 was done with the understand
in~ that they wcre I'm accord with the
views of the Al,thcdsts Of this city. but
it is now claimed that their promoter was
70 party 10 the disruption Of the Baptist
church fu Fulton. Inquiries made late
last '-ht n connection with this mat
ter were of mo- avail.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-18

apparently no effort Is being made here
10 find the guilty parties. II Is IN ough,
~ many that II searching paiii.s hiu
been ton med al once the parties fn"tbt
have been discovered a PICK ar sew
oral other tools with which The work AS
done were found a short 1isf~i'ss from
the building. a force Of iianf nave
Washington Star.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-18

WASHINGTON. sept. H.-Firc last
nigh, destroyed the residence Of Or. J.
VI. Rixcy. a physician in the Navy De-
parimcnt, located al Halls Hil. Va, sever
al miles from the city. The house. with
its contents valued az $1,000. was a to-
TIL loss Dr. Rixey narrowly escaped
death by snlfocation from The smoke.