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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-06-11
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tiue Nfcctatlpn" peteHentlldt IN Der
Suu,.N Summer Der r9torlh Nmer,can
&sptew" elneu Nrtliel unisr Der rleber
ltrlit ,Yollcsp ano 8onsr Of the u. y.
"" 8as Ssrr 1ropnOr in Dem Grtl'
tel iiber Die srOBe NuSabl Der Wttsl,eo
,bai' uno Der nod sroBsreu Gn'
Sabl Der BerIoneu, sesen pier Wllipnsn,
Die ilb bel Der @abl BON ben y. y. as
resuilren lafisn, iast, Ut paS relnIte
Blsb. Die 2athOliten ldBt 1rapucr
in leinem Nrtifsl punoerbarer Weiie IN.
bsbslist, usrlanst uislmsbr ben Stper'
punt lsiuss Oroens in Die Nsitation
sessu bic @%lnpanoeruns uno itsut Iol'
seuoe Sriuciplen. grfldruns auf:
Die Sssrinoer u~nierss Sroens lie
Sen iib pom oieieu Wtotipsn leiten: l.
8sssu ben Selit Der Serfohuns Der
Ger. Staatsu tpuroe in uerih,eoener
gSeile pon peribieosnen Tsrlouen unc
a6rperihaitsn oes 9aupes seieblt. 2,
Sswiiis N~nssborise uno Sscttonen Der
Sunoesrss,sruns iisben in Serbinouns
nit ben s~rpdbutsn uebsrtretern Der Bun
o%espsriuHuns. 3. Die 9eisse, welbe
Die Glnpanoeruns nad ben Ser. Staa
ten reseln, iino oeart, oaB he IN
lere osmutratlldsn S%uititutlouen uni
unisre osmotratiide 8ss,ernnssforn
ihIpdden uuo on STEELE oerlelben cir
&ssisrunssiptem isseu, oas nidt i'm
Stnflans NIT osm unHrlsen ftebt. 4
Die Stlmmen Der ginsepanoerten lint
unter Der Direction sewliier tIrtlltel
Sntitutipnen in oerBolitif Elm 10 oomlnl'
renosr Nuttor sspOroen, oaB fe olsielbt
tbatlddllb contIpllreu. 5. SleIe eomi'
nireuoe Stsauns bot Corruption uni
| 5aporitlsmus Der i1limm,tsu SOrte in
ofisntllteu 9ebeH sur Jolse sebabt
6. Die srpBe Wsbtbelt oes amerlfani'
iten Solfss bot Die itlimmeu unc er'
uleorissnoen 5olsen oieier 9uitdnot
spar NIT Shmer5en wabrsenommen
gs bat aub ben @unid benz llebel'
itanoe abjubslisn. Slsbsr bot NOR
isoo9 BON leiuer pirtiamsu sessn oieit
llsbslfdnoe ssrldtstsn Organization &C.
puBt, posr aber man bat iit seiirdtet,
Zen llsbelndnosn entsesenSutrstsu, neil
man ieine sissnsn Sniersiieu ourd Die
pano mddtissr uno ursanliirter Ses.
ner nldt iddolssn Douie."
@le man lisbt, lenten bic 8nou'
notblnss u~niersr 1ase sunj in ous
5ubrpniisr ibrer Sorsdussr udbreuo
Der iiuiSlssr Snbr elm. Sic erfldrsn
alsu Aorptiuburseru uuo Der @inwau.
oeruna, aus Der oielslbsu INNER neue
8rail Stebn, ben aris9.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-06-11
nase Or. Wipen mlrh in Bonnss

nas@ Or. % b m,ro in Bopnss.
bile ON -. unb IA III Gben YnQGp
am Is. uno in Belgrade an lG. uno II.
Sum- iein.
- Ssrr Sohn M. Sbmnrs, a"nliirsr
Der bieiiaenG eutih Amer. Ratlonalbant,
uno Serr @b. YiOaIott uou 81. Saul
io1en elmer Nadritt aus 8aSlo in Bri.
tiid columbia 5uiolas Witeisentbimsr
eirer eraiebisen Sllbsrmlne sewurcsu
iein, auf Die mon in cen vBlad 5rI"
uno 3ainp in isner @sseno seitOBsn 1T.
uno bod ihittslt Ssrr Sdnars auf bic
Jrose beSi9lid Der freien Sllberprdsun9
INNER nod ben 8opf.
De- Nsusr 8die BEL q c b Il B
y o 10 n 9. 20
De- aauIt eusr Sicbfut!er unc cure
SpeSereisu. bic bsiten Sorten Die 81 fau'
fen finb. bel Obere's.
faS Hsue &artOifd bel 9 ebrlber
y o NJ / n 8. 20
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-06-11
en- her nm Suuutoo Nbeuo oebol

- Sn Der ON Sonutas Nbeno sebal,
tenen Sabresperiammluns oes oeutiheu
8eion9uerslus ,2ieoertran5" muroe Die
Babl Der Beam,en fir oas !aufenoe
Sabr NIT folaenoem &siultate rorse.
nommen: Brdfiosnt: 9beo. Btautens
berg; Bice.Y rdiiosnt: Sacob 2sr; Sc.
fretdr: 5reo. Shiemam; ShaBmslitsr :
Saul &oidiol; 9iriyeat: aarl 0iber.
Sn benz elnsm Sabre, felt benz Der Ser
Elm sriitirt, bat oerielbe iid untsr trsff
lider 2eltuns bes !Serrn 9ibsr ole .,
risent uno bes 6srrn 1hso. Ylnn.
tenbers als Brdiibent in erfreulititer
Belie eutuidslt. Die Nn5abl Ger octi
Den Witslieoer 1T auf Spel DuBenb &c.
ftlesen. mdbreno Die 4n5uhl Der puiiueu
Wltslieoer oas 9oppelte betrd8t. Der
8erein 5eidnet fib ourb eintrdhtlides
Sanoeln uuo our4 cine beionoere Dor.
liebe fir Dos oeutibe 2ieo aus, uno Die
lem u%mfance if Sweiiels obue oas tort.
itrittlite @eoeiben ossielben 5ujuidrei=
ben. @eitern (WRittwo9) Nbeuo be-
sins Der 2isoerfran5 in Der ib6n g.
idmldten S%ereinsba(e ieiu Stifiunss.
feft, nobel Jrobiinu unb beitsre Gaune
ben Nbeno gu elnem Der 9eisIisiten se'
italteten, ben mon ie i'm Sreunbesfrs,ie in
st. 9Iouo uerlebte. W6se Der 8srsin IN
ter ieinem iiidtisen Brdhoentsn, benz eben.
birtise Beamten sur Seite ssitslt iino,
uno unter Der fdbisen 2eituns bss 9iri'
senteu 9aber tets wa&ien uno seosiben!
0as bialslte SdubSeus tanit ibr
bel y E Q. Z r5ewif. "a ba
Die Ylitslieoer Der st. Glouo
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tuerben ibr W6a-
litites tbun. UNI Der Staot st. Glonb
81 elmer mirbissn Yierisn Suliie,er au
oerbelfen. 9as Arrangements. Is umite
bot iid NIT Serru Jreo. Nlbredt OILS
8oriiser, %. y. &emer OILS Sefretdr uno
Bm. Nlbre9t OILS S1abmeiher oraani.
iirt. @s maro bsidlOiisn. bic uerI9ie.
oenen Nrbeiter. unionen in Der Staot ,ur
2beilnabme an Der Yaraoe uno ben ion.
ittsen 9a9esfeflihfsiisn e~inaulaoen;
aub an ben Gieoerfron5 niro cine Gin
laouns ersebeu, ourd @sians 5ur Sebuna
oes Jeites be%i5utrasen. @onsresmunu
Tonne iuiro eriudt meroen, in elmer Gn.
iprate benz Nationaleu Jsittase Red
nans 81 trosen. Die uridisoenen 60
mites iino ernannt. uno bic 8ortereitun.
gen fir Elm srOBartises 5eftsrstsnls iinb
ben befen Sdnoen iberlaHeu.
- Die bstaste @atiin oes BERN g.
&. B,llon, oeS Uater5 Der Statt 81.
@louo, lieat iranf baruieber /; ibr 4ufauo
lou nab Nusiaae Der iie bebanoeluosn
Ner3te cir beosnflihsr ieln.
8erssBt niht. un,er Sduh . ge.
partement fur Wdnner uno Rnaben Al
tpenn ibr simas in oieIer Sic.
ME sebrauh'. Bir iinb bic Better in
niebriesen Yrsiien unb feline abaelsate
Waare Wlro IN y ries's srOBsm beu.
srleuttetem Seitaftssebduos porseSelai.
Die @raoirarbsit on 8. gpsnns
norelld uiro nod Guiiase bes Sluot-
Snssnieur CHUTE @nbs bitIer Rode fer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-06-11
Woden=Auno(dau.
anIanh.

0ieosrum iino Die Silberleuts
IN 5'pel Staaten iiesreid aeweien. Sn
Der Staats-@ onoentlOn Der 9emofraten
BON annias btbielten 9onnerfta Ia Die
Sllberleute bic O~bsrbanb. Gs rpuroen
ulht uur isds 9elssaten Of large ae.
pdblt. welbs bic Jreiprdsuns oes mel.
Ben Weials beiirworisn, ionoern aud
Die gauge Delegation uerpfltdtet, auf Der
National' 9onuentiOn fur 5rsililber Elm.
Su.reten. Die in Staunton, 3D., en- alei
den 2ose absehaltene bemofrattlde
Staats'9onpentlou bat iib fir ireie uno
unltrdntte Brdsuns Don SLIDER i'm Ser
bdlin'B pon l6 Su ] erildrt. iomie Die
domination oss Senators Daniel gum
Braioenten e%mpiOblsn. Die Blatiorm
erflart fih ferner fir einen JinanmoO,
osfen Sobe auf nothwenoissn Yeolri.
n'lie elmer iparIam seleltsten Rssieruna
beldrdntt perosn ioa, sessn Den mad,
lenoen Gin HUB Der FRUITS uno asaen ei.
men oritten Yrdfoentidaitsisrmin.
8. Qiam, Der Sauptuertreter bes | a.
PAM den SDnoitats, peltes
NIT elnem 8runofapiial Don 5 Wi1onen
Dollars es unternommen bat, cine nsue
Sdnsloumpfer 8%erbinouus Smii1en
amerlta uno Sapan berSuitslsn. 1T Sam
nag in San 5ranciscO ansefOmmsn. Serr
4iam bot, ru,e bic Wsiltsn isiner 2onos
lsute, e,ne ~beionoere Yorliebe ilr Mme.
ritansr, uno 1T bierber seiommsn, UNI
ben amerifanii1en S1iffbau, SsisQi9af.
ten NIT benz Bau Der neuen Dampier oes
Spuoitats 81 beauftrassn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-06-11
8on reianiieu ssrinssrs'

Bon greieniie s%er,nserer
Beoeutuns iino Su e%rpdbnen, ter Strelt,
uelder in Waorio smiiten ben Gene
rolen Wartines Gampos uno Borreto
ausssbaOheniit, neil e~riterer unaeblid
isineu Gin fluB bel Der 8Onisen Rssen.
tin in unsebabuliber 0eiie uno i'm per-
iOullden Sntereiie mlBbruude. 5ranf.
reid bot bic Suiel Waoasasfar, iber
Die es unidnsllh nur bic Stusberribait
ausibsn polte, iest i0rmli1 anneftlrt.
Sn guoapef bllit Jran5 So'epb ben
eolen Nasparen ibre Wilsnniumsieiie
leiern, mdbrenb Die osutidliberale Bar.
tel in Der anoeren Reidsbdlfte fib an.
ihitt. ibr 1eitnment 81 maiden.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-06-11

Sm Sntcreiie oes in Seattle, Baib.,
gum 3ooe ueruribeilteu 9eutihen 6eiu.
rrt 9raemer wiro oer5eit Elm Circular
u~erlsnoet, benz Der Nborud zines ON Is.
0fal lber cen 9ruemer 2au IN Der SaQe
Der Geutiteu 9eisaldait in Bbtlaoel.
pho geboltsnen Sortrases belliest. en-
5olse oes 8ortrass bot iit in Bbilaoel.
pbia Elm oeurp GrasHsr COMMITTEE ae.
b'lcet, oeiien NusiduB folssuoen BE.
itluB iaBte: yOa bas @raemer Com.
mlttee BON philadelphia BON iurihi,ten
Nutoriidten IN Ssattle uno bier iuior.
mirt poroen 1T uno bic ueberseuauua
seponnsn bat, ooB @rasmer feinen IN.
partetiden BrocsB ssbabt bat uno ibm
cine srOBs uuseredtisfsit seihsben III,
10 Jet beidlOieu. bob mir Die Sadie oes
9raemer aub ierner unteritiBen, oam,t
tom @ersbtisfeit mioeriabre uno ben
3et,unsen uuo 8ereinisunsen anoerer
State empisblen, in sleidsr 8eiie Dor,
,Ihphpn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-06-11
Yutmaare.

Spflfue Tftuttlpn N rlfIer NpUf.
100 bsissts quite. rsrtt bis ~ 1915. itst Sl.4S.
SO bsitsts quite. ptrtb his $500, jcbt 1915.
&le uniere i%mpcrtirte @ufsrbate wertt BON SIS bis Sl2,
nur $500.
25 Iussno wsies 9'9tcrn Stats. wsrtt so Gents. tisie
g0ctt rs Gents.
SAVANNA Strrt Bad Sailcrs, wsrtb $500, title gNrte
nr 81 %.
Gartsnbute psrtb % Ste ~ Is Cts.
Seitytt Sinner. Sailprs ~ Is 9ts.
10 1usent Qdpn Spnnets ~ 5 Cts.
10 9uStne nit Stidersi tsisets gawn gpnntts III l5G.
Seteene Stirree Suite wsrtb $l.00 III 40 Cts.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-06-11
Nus allen Sbeilen oss 0urbwefteus

Nus allen Sbeilen oss NOrbpsitsns
tcmmsn Nu6rjbIeu iiber gang auBsrss.
wObnii6 itarte 8esennieoeribldse. 81,
8rrfuns oerielben tuiro isbr ueritieoer
seitilosrt. Gus sinjeIusn 8sssnosn,
ruie bslipielspeiie BON Suron, 9. q,
uno Dem Sim &lusr lbal. msloet man,
bob Die ausiaut uuo oas iunse Setrsios
Don Den asderu sspaidsn lit ODER unter
8uiisr itsbt, wdbreno man iib in anos.
rem 0ltrltten iibsr Die Gage Der 8inst
ourb1us befrleoist ausiprlbt. Der 81,
lenbabnperfebr bot curd ben Rsssn pisl'
fade Sioranssn eriabreu, namentlit
lino Die 9elsiie on elner NnSabl Stsler
untsrwaitsn uno idaebait asworosn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-06-11

Die 6onferenten babeu in Sadsn
Der Suoianer 8erwlaiaunssb,l cine Der.
fdnolsuns erSielt. 0as iit aui Die
falbOlli4en Suoianeridu le ~bsb,sbsnoe
Senatsamenoemsnt, mona9 bic bsitebsn
ben &ontrattiduleu ert nab Stpsi Sab.
rem IN &esierunssihulen umsemanoelt
tusroen iOlten 1T oabin umssdnosrt NOR
ben, bob oieier Betisl idon nod einsm
Sabre ein5utreteu bot. DIE Npailen
clinton uno Sainer i'm Sauie battsn aui
lo'orti9er abibafiuns Der fatbOliiden
Snoinneri4uleu ~beftanoen uno oas Saus
ant peranlaBt, aus b,sism @ruube bic
blsberiseu 8er~wiaisunssu fur o,ele
Sdulen 81 itrei9eu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-06-11

Tob ME 1T Siooatota BON sinem 10
beitIssn &eSeu uuo Siurm bsImseiutt
puroeu, ple am lesten Samitas. Del
Alena Uuroen usridieoene Jarmssbduoe
5srfort; I'm Gorie Slrsil oemOlirte Der
Sturm Elm babies Gussno Sduisr uno
Stale. Gebnlibe Nadribten fommen
pom 8slmOHt, 8euiwortb uuo anoersn
Tldbeu.
The morning times., 1896-10-18
A valuable Discovery.

Cant Gaudillon, of the steamer Carolina,
Of the French line, the "Chargeurs Reunis,
made a discovery the other day which
may save the steamship lines OF New
Orleans some millions of dollars The
losses from cotton llreS on the WbarVeS
and on steamships en- route 10 Europe
have been SO heavy of late years as to
call for protests from the English Lloyds,
who recently presented TO the Secretary
Of State. through Mr.. Bayard, formal
complaint against the American mode OF
packing and baling cotton as dangerous
and tending to cause fires. Last year
the losses of cotton on the wharf in New
Orleans went well over million dollars.
Several OF these fires were attributed TO
the striking laborers, who, Oh their part,
claimed that they were due to spontaneous
combustion; butin spite of all precautions,
and the prohibition OF any smoking on the
part OF the men engaged in loading cot
ton vessels, these sudden and altogether
inexplicabIe fires have continued Capt
-(;audiilon's S discovery of q nest of wharf
rats under the wharves, where the young
loafers resort for cigarette, explains
the mystery The wharf-rat nuisance was
very bad twenty years ago, and was then
broken up, and it was thought that with
the present careful police supervision of
the wbaryes these nests We're impos-
sible. but it seems that by an ingenious
system of trapdoors nest. has been
built Immediately under the cotton await
ing shipment on the Carolina, which the
police could not possibly find without q
clew. A careful search has disclosed u
half dozen other nests fitted up for gam-
bling and smoking purposes. and like
powder magazines among SO combustible
n material as cotton. The rats have been
run out, and as n consequence the chances
are that We williblv no more British COM
plants against American cotton.-Harper' s
Weekly.
The morning times., 1896-10-18
Mr. and Mrs Pigeon.


There is one very admirable trait about
pigeons" said a. B. Mather, of Cincinnati.
Il have always had penchanu for birds.
and since 1 was small boy have owned
number of pigeons. When pigeons mate
they do so for life, and the average con-
stancy among them is IS great as among
human beings. i have watched them care
fully and never saw one Of them desert its
mate. have had very handsome bach
elor pigeon that was quite attentive Co
one that was mated. When the mate re-
turned home he found this pigeon hover
ing around the cote, nd, taking in the sit
uation at a glance, attacked the gay bird
and nearly killed him. After that there
was no attempt upon his part to break up
the little home. They have no divorces
among them, and altogether valuable les
sons in domestic happiness can be learned
from pigeons"-Ch Chicago Chronicle.
The morning times., 1896-10-18

IT is not ,cih NE paTpos Of hurIpiHg
people 10 Doc,or NcCog's offices h,dt me an
nsuaocIHent, regarding the limit Of thc -
rate Nor. Isl, is made clear. II IS simply that
after the expiration Of the 8 limit there n'dg
DC no occasion for criticism by 6etdted
patients on The ground Of pdrfidtty. Doctor
McCoy frankly offended The rate for October
10 dispel confusion caused by imitation. He
belieues ts..f ,rih his extension the purpose
Jor ,rIich, Jc, a limited tine, he 'gatred all
personal fees trW be accomplished That pun
pose auds that al might hare the beRefts of
The famous treatment tor The giring OF tchich
his National Pr0ctice IN HuSltiHgjoR ,rdS es-
tdJliStcd Tie crSsgdS taktag ddrU1tdJc Of
this opportunity make q necessary that one
point shall De clearly impressed. There is
absolutely no jin,it beyond the possibility OF
personal c'tre and attention 10 The number Of
pdtieutS lrhO lcjU be taken under treatment
at this rate, proridtng application IS made
before Nor. ist. The only tiDiu is TIE limit Of
time. Eray patient applying during the
month 7riH be treated until cured at this rate
and giren Me same careful treatment, and
acW be supplied 1rih the same medicines as
though he paid ten times the fee.
The morning times., 1896-10-18
SHE TIPS HER GRAY FEDORA.
New Woman SaIutes Friends on state
street Man Fashion.
Chicago Inter ocedN.


The new woman who has adopted the
very latest wrinkle in newness has come
to towu She waSabrOad on State street
Yesterday. She was dressed in blazer
suit of steel gray, wore thick-soieh shoes
and heavy gloves and carried an umDreHa
done up in n leather covering. uer race was
Intelligent and very fair to look upon,
Certain lines of grimness were disceEnlDle,
bowever, but they were probably the effect
of the severe style Of dressing the hair,
which u-a cuuiiycsi hi,:h ON the head and
bore no trace of crinkle, wave or puff.
But there were many women on state
street who were dressed just that way, and
she would probably have passed in the
crowd without tattractinga second lookrrOm
anyone had she not met a couple OF friends
They raised their hats The gray-rohcd
beauty smiled upon them serenely, then
cracefulIylifte her neatly gloved hand and
tipped her gray fedora with as much grace
a If she had been to the manner born. The
fluffy little creature who was with her
bIushed a nd shra NIX back in dismay
"My rracious!" she cried. what in the
world did YOU do that for? What'n they
think?'
"Thnk? Why, they won't think any
thing was the cool rejoinder. They'll
get used TO it after awhile. In my opinion
saIuting by raising the hat is a courtesy
that should not be confined to men alone.
Women are entitled to the privilege just as
much as the opposite sex. know several
girls who have already adopted the custom,
and before another month is ended you'll
forget to blush and cry out in remonstrance
against the habit or course, with the out
landish headgear usually Worn raising the
hat is an impossiblity. and right here is
where the utility of the fedora comes in.
With that it is tn C easiest thing in the
world.
1T isn't necessary to lift the hat clear OFF
the head Just stick the pins through the
front, instead OF the back, and then tip it
gently from behind. 1t makes me feel as
If am really somebody"
The morning times., 1896-10-18
A Horses Age.

1.-The popular idea that the age of horse
can always he told by locking at his teeth"
said a veterinary surgeon, sis not exactly
correct. After his eighth year the horse
has no more new teeth. SO that the tooth
method is useless for telling the age of q
horse which is more than eight years old.
AS soon as the seeofteeth is complete, how
ever, wrinkle begins toappear on tue up
per edge of the lower eyelid, and new
wrinkle is added each year, so that to get
at the age of horse more than eight years
old you must figure the teeth plus the
wrinkles "-Chicsgo Chronicle.
The morning times., 1896-10-18
Advice From the Gallery.

When Faust was being played in a
small Lancaster town this incident is being
ing told: After the duel Martha, who
rushed on the stage, slightly raised one of
the duelists and cried out in alarm: "Oh,
what shall do?" There was deathlike
stiffness in the house, when it was aroused
by an old woman in the gallery shouting out:
"Unbutton his weskit, ye stoopid. d."-Chi-
cagc Chronicle.
The morning times., 1896-10-18
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The morning times., 1896-10-18

ALL NEW PATIENTS WHO AP-
PLY BEFORE NOVEMBER Isl AND
ALL OLD PATIENTS WHO RES EW
BEFORE NOVEMBER ISL. WILL
he TREATED UNTIL CURED All
THE UNIFORM RATE OF S3 A
MONTH. MEDICINES ISCLUDED
THIS APPLIES TO ALL PATIENTS
AND ALL DISEASES, INCLUDING
DEAEN ESS
The morning times., 1896-10-18
''"'''' OCTOBER
In Spite of the ThrongS OF "a
tients the So Rate Is Main
tanned to All.

The Time Limit Made Very Clear; Not
with the Purpose of HurryinS IA,
tients 10 the offices, but 10 ANoiu
Criticism ON the Grounds of fnr-
TALLY
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HEADQUARTERS TO PENDLEToN.
The East OregODian Man HAS just
Had a Dream.''

The East OregonIan man, in the Ian
guage of Lt.-Col. Patterson, "has had a
dream" In the issue of yesterday that
paper says:
A movement is on foot to secure for
Pendleton the establishment of head
quarters of the battalion of Eastern
Oregon. The battalion is what is left of
the Third regiment, and headquarters
are now at The Dalles. The three COM
panies now in the battalion are at PEN
dleton, The Dalles and La Grande. PEN
dleton is the most central point and has
recently organized a new company,
fitted up the hnest armory in the state,
outside of Portland, and has now the
livelirst and most efficient company in
the eastern part of the state. The move
ment for the establishment in Pendleton
of military headquarters will be backed
by all who are specially interested in the
brass band here, since the law provides
substantial aid for the regimental band,
furnishing considerable equipment at
the beginning, and paying regularly $500
per year toward the bands maintenance.
Such encouragement as this would place
the band in position of comparative opu-
lence, as musical organizations regard it.
Lieut., Col. Patterson was shown the
above, which is adorned with very large
headunes ana occupies an important
space in the local columns of the East
Oregonian. He commented upon it
thusly: "Well, the man who wrote
that article has just had dream. 1
regard it as simply amusing. In the
first place there are five companies in
stead of three. Secondly. our band is
the finest in the state. Again, our
armory hall is unsurpassed outside of
Portland. You might mention its size
-60x11-used exclusively by our own
company. And, once more, there is no
danger of removing the headquarters to
Pendleton as long as I am lieutenant
colonel. Pendleton has very fine COM
pany. I am proud of it; but no one
outside of the East Oregonian man has
any serious idea that the removal of
headquarters is contemplated
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-18
A DAsTARDLY DEED,
A Brother of Mrs. VanNorden killed
Through Fit of Rage.

Mrs. F. H. VanNorden of this city is
stricken with grief today over the in
stant death of her brother at Latrobe,
near Sacramento Tuesday, who was
murdered without provocation at mo-
ment's notice.
The young man, Walter Freeman by
name, was only % years old. He was
an amateur athlete, a sport in which he
took considerable pride. While indulg-
ing in little recreation with his friends,
presumably in club room, he engaged
in wrestling match with friend, and
threw him to the floor. He laughingly
turned and was walking away, when the
fellow arose from the floor, pulled out q
dirk knife and running up to Freeman
from behind, drew it across his throat.
The jugular vein was severed anG Free
man expired in few moments. These
details are all that is known of the affair
at present and were contained in letter
to Mr.. Van Norden, which he received
this morning. 1t was deemed unadvis-
able to telegraph the news, fearing the
shock to the sister of the deceased. The
friends of the stricken lady will deeply
regret her sudden bereavement, more
especially in the dastardly way in which
the deed was accomplished.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-18

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