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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-23
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Sm Bureau oes Chefs Der Barrier
Gebeimpolijei erl6ien leetbin elm
Wauu uub er3dblte benz Gbef obne
umidweife SolsenSes: Sd BIN elm
ebemaliser galeeren'trailins, beige
Bourbet uno bin 1855 aus Gapenne
entpiden, mo i'd mebrere Sabre inter-
nirt mar. Oils Wtaidiniit mar ib aui
benz Uoote oes Sommanbanten Der
Straftolonie beihaitist, oafte babel
fortwabreno an bic 6lu6t, bic lid aber
niht ausfubren lieB. gui meme Bite
fpuroe i6 bann nit Der Sibrure elmer
Solonne BON Strailiusen CUR llrbars
matunS betraut. Ster ieete i9 mid
nit ieds anoereu Strailin9eu in Ser,
~binSuns, unO mir iliidteten urs auf
einem 5loB mad Sollanbiid ID, @upana.
Seoer bon uns bate einen Sabel, I'm
einen Nes bur6 ben llrpalo gu babuen,
uno einen fleinen Yorratb pon ReiS.
Ginen fiebertrauten. Geiabrteu muBten
mir i'm @aloe Suriidlaiieu, uno ;pei
anoere muroen our6 bic GalibiS ben
fran;Oltiben VebOroeu ausseliefert.
Gin @efabrte raubte mir in elmer Naht
meinen Reisporratb unb mein wenigeS
@elo, 10 oaB i'd obne ollie 9tabrun9
oaitanb. VaS entmutbi9te mid aber
nitt, ionoeru i6 baute mir elm Sloe,
mafte NIT meiuen &leioern elm Siius
Del uno pertraute mid benz leihten
8eiabrte gang uadt IN. Sc puroe BON
einem Strrbel eriaBt uro peritmanS
in Der 2ieie, ipGbreno eS mir 9elang,
bas nobe uier gu erreiteu. Y0llig
entblObt ieete ih meinen 3es fort
unb begegnete elmer Sanbe nomaois
~iirenber Dteger, Die midi aufnabm, aber
iebr bart b%ebanoelie. alih bieien
puBte i6 mid ourh Die Sludt ~ euts
;ieben uno fam iflieblid in Surinam
an, no it bel Den 9lrbeiten in ben
@olb9ruben mir cine tleiue Saarihait
;uriidle9eu tonnte. Wur einiseu Wiona'
ten ltiiite i6 mid nah 6rantrei6 elm
uno fam i'm December in europa an.
Wtein Wuni6 NOR es, nat YariS ;us
ritSutebren, Die 0ieinisen gu ieben
unb burh ebrlite Irbeit meiuen
Vebensunterbalt iu peroienen. 9lui
benz @e9e nah Der Sauptitaot puroe
mir aber mein Gjelo BON eiuem StrOlhe
seitoblen, 10 oaB i'd obne einen SOu
bel meinen 8erpauoten anlaugte.
Oieie pielen mid bartber;i9 ;uriid unb
10 irrte ih mebrere Gage in ben Stras
pen Der Staot berum, per9eblih na6
Irbeit lu6eno. 3eet bat mid Die Ser'
jmeiilun9 ilbermannt. Oa ib auf ebrs
lide @eiie mein Seben ni9t iriiten
fam uuo niht mebr iteblen mill, 10
bite i6 Sic, mid nat @upara suriids
Suienoeu." Iieiem @unih puroe
millfabrt bis gum 9lbSans oes naditen
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aber muBte Vours
BET i'm Poli;eioepot bleiben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-23

M ubammeoanii6e aries
ger in Seiterreid d.. SaS neueite
Citerreidiife r9lrmee 9erorcnunsss
blatt" beid)ditigt lid einsebeuo nit
Der Gibesleiiturg Der benz Satieritaate
entlprolicnen mubammebanii 6en Sols
baten. lem Slatte ;l Solge miro bel
oieiem religi0S : militdliifen 9lftus
Dem Smam uno Wiufti, reipettipe benz
Saot, cine beruOrra9enSe 9tolle ;u9es
mieIen. Wttt Dem Soran in Der Sanb
hat elmer ODER Der anoere oieier 0eiits
liden SunftionIre Dor Die Srcnt ser
islamitii6en Solbaten bin;utreten unS
ben S~abneneio uor;uleien, ben ollie
@laubens9enoiIen beSedteu Sauptes
iaeweile natipred;en miiiien unb nit
Ben arab den S%bluBnprten r@allabi
-Sillabi"-rbei @ott" gu befrditigen
buben. Sir ben Sail jebot, baB in
irgeno elmer BON mubammeoaniihen
SOlbaten bele9ten Garniion weoer
Smam, nod Wtuiti, nod Sabi sur
Stelle iein i"ollten, fam elm Soloat
mubammeoaniif)en SlaubenS unb
rmiiroi9en %ebenspaubels" ~ beiien
Stelluertreter bel Ser Gioesabnabme
oeii9nirt meroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-23

Miniiter, Oeputtrter unS
Sffijier. Inter ben jiinSeren itas
lienii6en Sffi,ieren sibt eS oiele, bic
gar su germ ben 6elc;us in a~beiipnien
mitmahen mShten. Son eiuem oieier
lun9en arieSer, Der in Sieua gu Saule
lit, eridblen Die italieniifen YlGtter
Die ei9entbiimlihe art, pie er eS ar'
fling, ieinen 3ped 81 erreiden. Nafs
benz er auf iein betrefienoes Geiud
feline Intport erbalten bate, rihtete
er an ben 9riegsmiuiiter @eueral
Mtocenni, Der Su9lei6 Suputirter bon
Siena 1T, fOlsenee 0epei6e: Ger
ebrenmertbe Serr Wocenni, 0eputirs
ter BON Siena, miro hermit eriuft,
ben &riegsminilter III fra9en, warllm
er bas @eiub beS Sieutenants g., Der
na6 Airifa seben mill nod nitt &C.
nebmi9t bat" Der lieutenant maj
immerbin etpas beunrubist iiber bas
Gr9ebniB, oas oteier nit Der OisSiplin
nift iebr barmonirenoe Sfritt piel'
leitt baben t0nnte, uno feline Samera'
ben tbeilten ieine S~eiorgniiie. Gnolih
traf iolsenoe Oepeide elm: Ser De-
putirte Wiocenni hat es beim 9rie9ss
miniiter ourd9eiest, oaB Der Viente'
rant q. fir iein Ois'iplinaruer9eben
nitt beitrait miro." Ginise Stunoen
baruad trai audi Sic Srbre Elm, Die
ben @ieutenant mad Grptbraa beriei.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-23

Ger Rational 6arafter Der
Sapaner bat ii6 in cen lettcn orei,
bier Sabrbunoerten peni9 pcrGnoert.
@ie i'm Sranj Iauier, Der Ipoitel Der
Snoer, ibiloert, 10 lit er beute nod.
Seoer Sae, ben Iauier i'm Sabre 1913
iiber Die Sapauer ibrieb, gilt beute i'm
Sabre 1896. S6on bamalS ertanute
man i'm Orient bic sroBarti9e lleber'
leseubeit Der Sapaner an. Sbre intels
leftuelle Iuisewedtbeit, ibr Sbarafter,
ibre Gmpfanslidteit fir neue @eoans
fen, ibre Gnersie, lire 0ielieiti8teit
uno GntidluBiabisteit unteridieoen
lie ihon SamalS bon alien anoeren
aiiatiiden Gaiien. ellie bieie Gi9ens
ibaiteu bepunoerte Sranj 3auier 9eraoe
10 gut, pie mir lie beute bewunoern.
Sdon Dor $50 Sabreu CAB es japas
niide Stuoeuten i'm Seminar BON
@oa. fapier trai in Wialatfa ben erlien
Sapaner. slles, mas er ibm iiber Die
triitlite Sebre er;ablte, lfrieb Der
tleine Sapauer in einem Vufe nieoer.
fauier ia9t BON Den japaniiden Stus
oenteu in @oa, oaB ibre gSiBbesieroe
taum Su bdnoi8en uno ibr Setrasen
pormurisirei iei. Giuer lernte in att
Mtonaten portusieiii6 ipreden uuo
idreiben. Sn einem Srieie ihreibt
fapier: Ole 0ewobner bon Sapan,
Ia9t man uns, baben eilen feinen 8eilt
unb iebnen lid uad llnterweiiuns ieoer
slrt. 9lle Portusieien, bic BON 9apan
3uriidiebren, iaSen baielbe." Oils
Srari Iauier Die Sapaner aus eiSener
Nnibauuns fennen 9elernt bate,
i6rieb err: rSas Yolf, oas mir bier
seieben baben, iibertriijt al iittli9en
Giseui4aften ollie 0olfer, pelae mir
bis jeet entoedt baben. CD CLAUDE, es
gibt feline Station, pelde ben 9apauern
an natirliden gnlaSen Sleidtommt."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-23
800 9sIobmuma! 500.

Die 9tftr titiu 3tituns rtrttn I'd frtusn ~ tr.
sttbt, rsI6t bic gptTtnftdft Ia an' itrtn etuitu ,u
tsiltu I'm etduet N; Sda's safarrt- BUR IA tie Elm
,ist lest her ar,tlittu Sruetrftdft ~ttianntt pSftips
aur. aatdrrt Uisresrt ais tint Geu fitutiensfraut
ttit zine spuhiiutiontat Sttantluns. 6aa'saatarrt.
9ur pire inutrlit atu cnmen unt rirfi eirtft auf
eas 1lut uue he ftlttmtstn SbtrHd6tn Tee GU
htms. Laeurt he 8runelast Der 8ranitct ,rfs.
rsus unt rem gatituttr sraft atbtnt, iuttm Ne tit
genhitutisn aufbaut uni Der Ratur in itrtm gperit
ttlft. DIT Gistnttd MFR tabtn 70 pitl Btrtrautn "a
itren 6tlfraften edt ft ttntunttrt Tpaars Stlst.
nuua fur itttu 3aQ a%nkitttr. len At an iurirsn ger,
fsbIt. sast ,ua ,tnt eift ssn 3tusniatn ismmtn.
RaH aertHtrG
- es,tsSftSra Sea QSsttstssa. fss.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-23
Die 9rpfe Nertiefnn9

pes geaomtone 1T 1900 SUB tief. Sic 1T
ousaeb6lt aus bartem uultaHIidem @eitein.
9br fonnt cub uoritelen, ute piele Wiuio.
men Sabre oies 9eoauert bat. Us 1T eine
punoerbare Combination in Sorm uns
yarbe. Shr ioutet es ieben. Yielleidt baB
ibr es eiumal porbabt. Us 1T better, Dies
Sabr oortbiu su reiien, oenu bic Babnpreiie
limb nieoris. Shidt 8 Cts oil CHARLES g.
Zee, ben 8eueral . Yaiiasierasenten Der
Wortberu Yaclfic giienbabn IN ct. Yaul,
Ntnn., fir ein 5ourilten : BUD oes Barts,
5osartp, 21O @lart Street, ipiro euh bic
6abrprelIe anaeben. 32ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-23

Aus General 9aratieris
Su9enb peiB Ser r9ur99rdiler" gu
beriften, baB Yarater Sreite gu
Sanoino bel grco in Siiotirol i'm
Sabre Is4l 9eboren 1T; er beios
Sas G%pmRaiium pom Orient, oas er
1859 aus unbefannten GriinSen nit
Dem Merancr @pmnaiium pertaui6te.
slber lbon i'm DECEMBER bethlehem Cab
res muroe Der unbGnoige Sertaner
Uarater me9en 9roben unfuges in Der
@pmnaiialtirfe aus Der gnitalt ents
laiien. Der @ater oeS Generals ioll
aus Oeutidtirol unb Swar aus Sajen
bel Slauien itammen uno ben ehtSeuts
iden Nameu 0raoer in Sarater, ipG'
ter in Yarutieri 9eGroert baben. Sn
Strains, elmer Yar,elle bon Vajen, be-
iinoet iid nod beutc Der Vraberboi,
Der Stammiie Der Sraber, beiiebunSS'
peiie Yaratieri.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-23

Stir oie 5auben BON ct.
Marco, Die idon BON 10 mandem
Fceten unb Wtaler in @ort uno Bib
seieiert woroen, itObt Die rGa;;etta 81
Geue;ia" einen riibrenSen Notbl6rei
aus. Die in alten 3eiten auf Soften
Der Staot seiiittcrten 5bierden waren
ipGter aui irciwillise Sutteripenoen
ar9ewieicn, bie 0bcr nit Der 3eit
INNER iparlider i"lOiien. Sm lauiens
Den @iutcr, ser in SeneSi9 mau6'
bitter tolten Gag i'm GeiolSe bate,
oadte-uon pcni9en 6remoen ob9es
iebcn-tein Wienih mcbr al bie armen
3auben, Die maiienbait Sun9ers itars
ben. Sas 9enannte Slatt rif,tct nun
nit 9tedt sic 9luiioroerung an Die
StaStbebGrben, ocn le9enodren Sauben
BON St. Wiarco tdgli6 elm S.uantum
Sutter auf Stacttoitcu su bewilltgen.
Die i6Oue Sene;ia miro barrm wobl
taum iallireu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-23
Gin Soma Frteietr.

gieber9oftor: Sd babe Sbre YPe.
oisln perindt uno CLAUDE. oaB iraeno Sc
mano. welher BON SuSten, Seilerfeit ooer
2abmbe,t nm bic Bruit ODER bic Gunsen ber'
I'M 9epla9t III. eS iiber iih 9erpinnen fam.
obne 8bite &ine OF Tar Sprup ~ iein.
Heo.8 q. ". Yattto n,
St. Charles, Soma. Blu pertaufen in ".
8. SukuS &potbsis, st. gIoue, Winu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-23
Aiuoer fdreie,a aa1l
Nif&n'S eAawtsa
Tie stimms siurs @sihlidtu.

Rep. ". Yrieit iast: 9te 3unse permas
oas Cute n,ti ousSuoriiden, oas @arner's
Wbite 0ine OF Tar Sprup mir uno meiner
Jamille setban bat. Sd babe in bieier
Rihtuus innisebn Sabre searbeitet unb
babe ME etpas aeiuHoeu, oos Seiierfeit Der
Der 2uuseu 10 gut beieBt oils Bbite Brns
Of 9ar sprup. Bu perfaufen in B. 5.
Npotbtie, ST. Gloub. Rtnn.97
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-23
Jrei>R erepte II. patent>N coi,inet

elsidotel toie pruufbaft uno osrfibrsrii6 bie'eIben
an8sjei8t peroen, oienen 9spiisnloien SptcuIans
ten nnr ole 8oeer, armsu lsiht9ldubigen arautsn
tbr iauer oeroientes @elo aus Der 3aids ju loden.
Fast Vmd, nidbt tdufdeu! Den e~in;isen S9ea
IN allen &rantbcitsfdllel ,ur o6iIiseu un6 hduern:
ZEN Seiluns aler 0jeidiedtsleietn, perlprencr
Mdnnbarfeif, 6plscn BON Sussnefincen. etc.
je,9t MUIR allein :, Der q . Nnfer"
as. Nuf., $50 Seiten nit oieIsu lsbrreiheu gils
bern) psltes BUD fir 25 Gents in poitmarfeu jl
~bejtsben 1T burb oGs ieit IS Sabrsu ebrenppn be.
F'9'"0e Deutsches Heil-Institut,
No. II Clinton Place, New York, N
Der .StttuRasautu" talau6 in Ut. Saulbst
paul 8ttG tlt, 40t 81. gtttr Str. ia tattu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-23
ShrcffideS %9(ttcntat IN einem
Gticubohusuoe.

Oils lcetbtn elm GiieubabnsF oit;u9
chen in Die ruiiii6e Citation 9lntrea
ein0eIabren mar, iano cine GrploiiOn
ltntt, pelde ben GrSbooen in lpeitem
umtreiie eridiittert unb oaS Stationss
9~eb0uoe arg mit9enommen bat. gls
man lid bon bern eriten Sfreden er.
bolt bate, ermieS eS iif, oaB elm
Nag9On 3meiter Slaiie 70 Siemti6
ipurlos oerihmunoen mar; MIR oaS
unter9eItell oes @a9enS nit eini9en
in Srano 9eratbenen Solstbeilen ma
nod iibri9 iiberall lagen V%erwunoete,
Wtdnner, 6rouen uno Sinber, ger
fleii6te SOrpertbeile uuo Sleioerrelte.
Sn elmer Gntiernun9 BON 40, be-
Siebungsweiie 60 Wetern nurSe Der
Sopf uro beinloie Rumpi zines Wtans
mes, uno Ger bis sur unfenntlidfeit
perItiimmelte 9Orper elmer 6rau auises
%funoen. Giner jun9en Game muroen
betoe Veine Serquetldt, Der cine Sup
murbe ibr 9latt abgeriiien uub meg
geidleuoert. Die 3abl Der 9ermunoes
ten betrug IA. Die iOiort singeleitete
uuteriuGung er9ub Die Soentitdt Der
beiceu @etGoteten. Ger Wtann mar
elm idpeoii6er S6tiisiibrer, Die
6rau feline @eliebte, elm iebr libel be-
rii6tigtes @eib. Dad Der &~atalncpbe
baben periticoene Ferlonen Srieie
non bieien Seioen erbalten, iporiu lie
in cDniider @eiie mittbeilen, baB tie
Den Gntidlub 9eiaBt batten, ibrem
Veben elm Snoe ~ MAIDEN unb ;par
ourd Serbeiiiibrung elmer Grploiion
in einem Foit;uge. Isle ma iiebt,
bielten lie ibr 9Sort. @dbrenb ieineS
auientbaltes in 9Siborg bate Der
Shiiisiiibrer flint Silo9ramm Spnas
nit 9etauft, bas er oann in benz
Giienbabnpa9en sur Gntlaoun9 bra6te.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-23
Mlatibt.&Qnf,

DttItdb pom G%ourtbauIe, II. SIouo, Rtnu
tatltS prpi.nt SntersHen auf Stletr, rtI6t fir eth
Satr, une 5 prpitut mann ~ettftlbsn fur G Rpnatt
ttppntrt ptretu. Serbprgt 8tle auf 8runesigtn-
ttum selbts W itosr 3ttt fdaie phtr Mot, sutrttsi
8ani setr tbstlrstft. IL mad Stlitbtn i%nrldbeatlt
ptrstn Tam. 9srtautt Sedfel. 8eIoienounssn
anh YanaSes d etue RON uni mad autn eanttru
9uropa's. Ans.l8s aus ben @runtbu6trn Cab.
stracts), esumatttn, 8duf' unb Sppptttttn unt
ieuttst u~rfunttn rsrttn ssftsli& ausstftrttst u MT
btglaabiat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-23

Ser ju S~rrttttcn In srrftn unit flinsn Summtn
iu ZEN uittrtaftn Stnsrdttn. 8stne 9rmn tn on pftr
Scnus. Stle irisrt, rem tt gaptsrs uutsrisi9nst.
Sslf itsts p%crrdttts.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-23
~5armen su perfauten.~

Sr isetm 9suuts i'm Rcrtptftsu bar Stadtcu psn s.
aufrdrts, Gu ttptrt urt ni6t C%ulttptrt. Sarmtn ptS.
fault mad rem Grnts . 9triaufsslan TN &te Rtptr
Saats. Saepbfsn 4 Ntusr. ba
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-08-13
TERRIBLE MORTALITY.
People Die by Hundreds from
the Intense Heat.
EIGHTy.TwO DEATHS IN NEW YORK

All Sorts and Conditions Of Men Among
the Victims - The Hospitals Crowded
with Cases of Prostration-At Chicago
Twenty Four Deaths in One Day Are
Due to the Heat-Reports from Other
Large Cities Where Heat L. Extreme.
other scorching day, and 1873 people were
killed by the heat i'm greater New York
and in the dense New Jersey population
that borders on the west shore of the East
river. This terrible mortality was not
entirely due to the terrific heat Of the day.
IL was due To the terrific heat that has
scourged this vicinity during the last six
days and which seemed to eliminate in
all its fury Monday. The death list for
New York city alone aggregated eighty
two, and IL is certain that all the names
were not reported To the authorities. No
one will ever know the number OF prostra-
tons caused by the suns cruel rays. The
hospitals in New York are full. In New
York city alone the number Of prostra-
tons will exceed 200. IL is believed, and in
the territory of greater New York, with
Jersey City and Hoboken added, IL is con-
fldently believed the aggregate will pass
300 Men dropped dead. Others We're
stricken so suddenly and 50 remorselessly
that death followed within IA few hours.
VIII Never Fully Recover.
Many of those whose lives were saved
by prompt treatment in the hospitals will
never he really well again. A policeman
fell dead while getting glass OF water
for Frustrated woman Another dropped
at his post on Allen street. A third died
In hospital. A fireman fell while cross
ing the street. A workman on high
building was sunstruck and reeled to the
ground dead. Business men We're stricken
in their offices. Women fell To the floor
while shopping A driver fell of the seat
of his truck dead. All sorts and condi'
lions of men are among the victims. Hos
pital doctors and nurses gave out from ex
haustion and volunteers took their places
Ambulances could not answer al the
calls At Bellevue they utilized supply
wagons and even the morgue dead wagon
| to bring in the victims of the heat A
demand was made on the police depart
ment for assistance. The patrol wagons
were pressed into service as ambulanccs
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-08-13
.Auld Robin Gray"

A ballad that won instant fame
against the expectation and even the
wish of its author was "Auld Robin
Gray" written by Lady Anne Lindsay
about the end Of the last century mere
" for her own satisfaction to replace
the coarse verses of an old melody that
pleased her. She sang charmingly, and
the new ballad soon came into favor.
Great was the curiosity aroused as to
the author of this pathetic song in
whose simple verses all the elements OF
heartrending tragedy are contained,
but Lady Anne, modest and retiring by
nature, preserved silence for many
years, smiling no doubt at the contro-
versy that ragged so holly. In the course
of il her ballad was attributed by some
disputants to David Rizzio, declared by
others to be n genuine sixteenth century
production and finally made the subject
of q 20 guinea prize to be bestowed ON
anybody acute enough to bring to light
the veritable author. Maya
zine.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-08-13
utvouhrU by AILiGA URS.
FrightfuI Death of "a Man Who Fell into
the Brazos River.

CALDWELL, Tex, Aug. l2.-News has
Just been received that Max Hamlin,
well. known citizen of Sibbling's Shoals,
fell into the Brazos river and before he
could be rescued was killed by alligators
Mr.. Hamlin and comrade by the name
of Lamon were fishing in the Brazos and
while moving further up the stream Ham
lin : foot slipped and he slid over the bank
His conrade ran To the bank, intending
to offer assistance Hamlin began TO
scream i'm an unintelligible way and
finally shouted: The place is full of al
ligators; they are tearing me to pieces.
Iamon ran little further toward the
river, hoping To find "A place where he
could get down the bank, fully intending
to help his friend at all hazards. As he
came To the edge of the bluff a horrible
sight was presented. Two monster sau-
rians were rushing toward the river and
they held his unfortunate friend In their
Jaws and were crunching his bones. One
of the terrible creatures had one of the
man arms in his mouth, while the other
had seized one of his legs.
Before he had time to realize what had
happened the big moster had reached the
river and disappeared beneath its muddy
waters. Dozens Of other alligators came
out of the den and followed the two mon
steers into the river. In "a few moments
the alligators dragged the mangled and
lifeless body of his friend out on a sand
bar. where they tore IL into fragments
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-08-13
BRYAN LEAVES PlTTSBuRo.

Smoky City save che Democratic Candi-
date an Ovation.
PITTsBURo Aug l2 The Hon William
Jennings Bryan and party left Pittsburg
at 1880 o'clock Tuesday morning on the
day express over the main line of the
Pennsylvania railway and continued
their journey eastward 1t was an early
hour to start after having retired so late
Monday night and another hard days
work was begun by the Democratic pres
idential candidate. Bryan spoke to pack
ed houses Monday night after arriving
here, and the streets outside were packed
just as closely while he was speaking by n
cheering multitude. His reception here
was an ovation and his audiences We're
with him all the way throurh Addresses
were also delivered al both meetings by
"Silver' Dick Bland and j Gilmore John.
son, Kansas member of the national com.
mittee, who is slated as member of the
Democratic executive committee.
The Pittsburg reception committee,
headed by Chairman Howley, called al
the hotel at o'clock and five minutes
later the procession started for the Union
station, There was no brass bhnu nut
crowd gathered in front Of the hotel tn
catch glimpse Of the boy orator ~
When he made his appearance nsty
cheer went up. He looked tired and
sleepy and it is little wonder after the or
deal he has experienced since last Friday
All along the route To the station the
party was greeted with cheers \ consd'
cradle crowd hid gathered at the station
and as the distinguished party hurriedly
embarked ON the waiting train the mem
bers were given IL hearty send-otf. The
day express is "a fast train and was SEIZED
uled To make but few stops on the east
ward journey. Between Pittsburg and
Altoona the only stopping points me
Greensburg, Latrobe and Johnstown. Mr.
Bryan was expected to arrive in New
York at o'clock Tuesday evening
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-08-13
VICTIMS AT CHICAGO.
One Hundred and Twelve Prostrations,
Twenty-Four Being Fatal.

CHICAGO, Aug. 12.-Twenty-four per
sons died in Chicago Monday from the
direct effects of the terrific heat. One hun
dred and sixty-four deaths were reported
to the health department. This Is the
heaviest list for one day since 1877, dur
ing the smallpox epidemic, OF these un-
fortunates large number were old per
sons and children, who died either from
diseases aggravated by hot weather OF
from summer ailments. Thirty. seven
were reported rs dying from sunstroke,
but not all of them persisted Monday
The listed number of sunstroke or heat
victims Monday, ms stated above, was
twenty-four.
The listed prostrations Monday were
lightweight, making n total for the day
of deaths and prostrations of liz. A
large number of letter carriers and col
lectors have been laid of on account OF
the heat. but they are not listed. All day
long the hospitals We're busy applying
remedies to the victims of the heat The
clerks, doctors, and nurses were nearly
worn out with their unremtting labors
Again the residents of the tenement dis
tricts slept in the streets, except those
who went to the parks and reposed under
the trees.
The breath Of the southwest wind dur
ing the day was the breath OF death FOL
Chicago. 1t blighted the men, womer
and children who were exposed to 1t, ant
horses and cattle and smaller animals Eel
under its whitening effect by the hundred
Never before in the history of Chicago ha
the heat been so deadly to animal life, al
though It was several degrees less in in
tensty than on previous days of the pres
ent hot period Animal life in Chicag'
has reached period in its existence wher
| IL is absolutely unable to bold out longe
against the heat, and an increase of |
| few degrees in the temperature vii
witness mortality among the beasts that
| will be frightful
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-08-13
,n.r ,,narre,ed over cards.

ST PAUL, Aug. l2.-Charles Clark CT
Havana, Ills, Monday shot and killed an
unknown man in saloon at st. Peter,
Mimi. The two had reached the town
together and were looking for work in the
harvest fields. They quarrcled over cards
and Clark was struck in the face by his
companion, much smaller man. Clark
went to a hardware store, bought revolv-
er. returned, and shot the other six times.
When arrested he was found to be partial
" intoxicated. Clark had claimed to be n
very bad man, who would as soon shoot
man as eat. He is we'll supplied with
money
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-08-13
Engineer Instantly Killed.

COLUMBUS, o., Aug. 1.-THE Toledo
and Ohio Central passenger train, due to
arrive here mt $3.50 Monday night from the
north. collidcd with ayard engine hauling
a cut of cars at the Sandusky street cross
ing. Engineer Charles Vance of the yard
engine whose home was In kenton, was
instantly killed. Engineer c. f. Cullison
of the passenger train, who lives In this
citv. is so badly cut and bruised that fears
are entertained for his recovery. William
sinclair. fireman of the passenger. whose
home Is i'm Columbus had one leg cut OIL
and sustained other injuries, probably
fatal. Brakeman Belatt of the yard crow
WINS also injured.