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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-19
4as (Moe nabt.

Der ipnniiGeu Rssierun9 1T es bisber
niht aegliidt, i'm Nuslanoe oas @elo 81
bergen, osIien lie orin9eno beoarf, am
ben Rrlss IN Cuba iortsuiesen unb Den
NuiIiauo oui ben BbllippIueninieln 81
unteroriideu. sic Dlro lih oaber nebl
obsr libel on bas lpanlide Solt psnoen
mullen, bas tros islner ihrsdliher ar.
mulb iefi sniidioiisn istn iou. ,ble Gbre
Der Hallun" UNI leoen Yrels gu mabrer.
Bttuelbt wsroen aub bic ipan,ibeu
Suneirauen, Uls 1913 Die 9'ulihen.
ibren Sdmud uno ieIblt lbr 6auptbnar
benz Baterlnuoe meIpeu, pieleldt msroen
aub Die ipaullbsn Sattinnen lbre 1rau'
rlnse siultmeljen lniieu, unO Die iponis
iten @osltule lbr iilberues 5om,l,snas.
Iburr ber9sbsn. @s 1T aber 81 bsiirds
ten, b B bos aue5 uibt seniisen wiro,
Der R'aitruns FIR hire .oriussnolten
Stciriurne" $4,000. 600 900 Su ueri4ai'
(5Ortissuns auf e,iis ~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-19
,,Stn ueuer Wbifnttt TT iiits
iercr 0ciht@te."

y@lnen neuGn Nblhn,ti in u~nlerer De
lb,d1te" nerni Elm &0rreipoHoent BON
Wa'btr9to1 ben Triumph oes Sbieoss
G,.iabrers I'M 8ensSuela. STREET. IS
1T nlht bios elu LgIgmpb DER 8runo-
laBe Der Wonroe-9 oftrin, ionoeru alt
cine Inerteuuuns @uslaHos, Der Ser.
Staaten ols oominlrenoe Mnht bel ORB
nun9 amerlfauiidsr Ystbdltnifie. 9ieIes
3~ussfanoIiB 5eoeutet. oaB mar uidt
bios ben Brotsli Der WonrpesO oftrin ae.
gen leoe europdii3e ginmilduu9 in 2lme.
rita selten ldBt, l%onoern aud bic Der.
Staten OILS oeren Siter anerfennt. 9a.
nit 1T nitt etfpa seia9t, oaB bic Der.
Staaien oils SrotettOr auftreten ODER
uuseiebsu psrben. Sic banoeln i'm Na.
men oes ibnen beireunoeten ameritanis
iden 9auoes 8ene5uela, fir msl1es 1ie
ais 6iter Der Wpnroes9 ottrin nufaetres
ten lino. @s bat cine quite Seit aes
oauert. big ss Su oieier sladliden 26iuna
sefcmmen 1T, Die nidt BLOB Elm Sies Der
Wonros.0 %ottrin, ionoern elm FOLDER Der
3luililation uno oes Y0lters Jrleoens 1T,
uno welhe bic 8eripaltuns oes BrdIi'
benton gleuelanc in oautbaren 9nbens
fen erbalten miro.
Oils Siaats' Sefret6r Olnep feline eriie
Joroeruns zines Sdlsosseribts Ser.
iubrsrs lpeaeu 8ens5uela an 2orb ga.
lisburp serittet bate, lbmles bieier
ldnsere Belt. Nlsbnnn aber ianote er
Snei Shreiben. Sn einem puroe Die
Wonroe.0 ottrin an9esriffen, uelde Wr.
Slrep piel 5u melt ausoebue in Dem on
bern murben bic @ren5.N niprlte 8enes
%Suela's ais ibertriebeu beSeiduet. pa,
rauf bin ianbte Yraiioent @lspelano feline
befannte 8sibnahtS' Botibnit an DEN
@on9reB. Nm %. Mai 1895 ridtete
earauf 2oro Salisbury Elm Shrelben on
ben enslliben @elanoten in 3albin9,on,
morin er gum eritenmal oas Brlna,p oes
Shleos 8erfabrens anertannte uno Dor:
ldlaae builr, pelde Stnats' SefretGr
Slnep ssmatt bate, NIT perihisoenen
UtOolfitatlonen am IL. Suni 1896 nns
nobm. Der Sertra9 uno iein @rsebniB
tommt Dor uniern @onsreB niht 81
lrseno s,nsr Belhlub', ionosrn nur sur
ReuntniBnabme. Der @OusreB BON Be-
~neSusla ober muB isins &5nsbmisu1s &c
ben sur @lniesuns oIeies StieosserittS
iber pieien @rer5itreit-uuo ielue SADIE
1T es, oh er oeiien ipdteren Gusiprud
annebmen miro oosr ntht. % uniere
&esieruns I'M ocllten @tnpsritdnonlB
NIT V%eneSuela bouoslte uno bic Inter
luduusss@ ommlliion iber Die 5rase elm
seiest bat, bic nod IN Sisuns ilt-per.
itebt lid eiue lolhs N%nuabme Don Ielbit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-19

forperlshe Semitic pbne Notb ausaibit,
auf SrudIahen per,penben poQtet, oonn
~tonrielt ou boio eiue oonse Bibliotbef
I'm 3immer babeu. go piel beoarf es
ldnglt nlut. Die Mniie brdutt es niopt
81 brin9en; ruerls Suites, oas eeniist.
Iber, ln9t bo Elm Nnosrer, oas 1T ia
cine redt ungemiitblits @eihitte, uenn
Ssoer am Glide Elm BUD Dor iih bat
uno ale nit Superintendent Munoe ba>
lteen. Nun, lleber 5reunb. 10 miiBt
itt's nt6t MAIDEN. ginsr lieBt uuo Ile
boren, has 1T Die rebte art Der Sami.
llenletiire. Renn elmer it'll tir iid BON,
Blntte lieBt. 10 III Der @inorud lGnaIt
MOT 10 Itart uno i6Dn, als ipenn Die 8e.
oauten luut ourd bas 3immer fllnaen
nno Sober lie geHieBt. in Dem BepuBt.
lslu, bob III Der SeeIe Der Nrberen Die.
ielbe gmpinouns .uieoertlinat. 9as
9,ebt crit. ME man IN Der 9ontebre Iaat,
oen re6ten &e'Onanjbooen fir bic Sc
oonfen NIB @sfibte, Die Der S1ritlitel.
ler cnidiiat. uno pie leidi lblleBt fih
al bic gen lniame 2eluns EN- anreaens
oes, tlarenoes uno eiquidenoes 8elprd1
losr oas Seborte, oas 5ur Bertha flung
oes Gem lles uno CUR Tettiefung Der
Selsb'ung olent. Nur Elm gang perfil5=
ter @sl5trnsen fam iusen, OBJ Die sutsn
3s,tnugen uno Bidder gu ihsuer ielen.
8sr III ben Jeieritunoen ON 8tnter.
ooeno ober ON SoHntas iih uno islne
JanIl'e furb 9elun9 e%rireueu Dla, fam
ole'e gellitse @rquidans biaiser buben
ale Gle '6yperllde @rquiduus. llno
tpse's GiG}t tbut, ii Ell Ebor, Der lid
lelbit id1o,9t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-19
SShfe BON gasn in @dtrtrat.-esshr ssn4, Ser. staatsn assiruns.
R@!A!!!!! RakiRg
9lbi0l,tt l~ti,Dcrfalitbt.

itgtelt einsntrelen uno Dor alien NOM.
bafte @u,ihieoeuteit Der riidfihtsloier
TredbeIt Der 5eiuoe entae1en Al iislen
,6iten m'r urs Hur," mabute Der bob,
miirbiaite 8'ihot SOhanr Beruorb Dor
Winiier in ieiHtm 9nntihrelbeu pom
80. Nucnit 1881, ypor llnentidieoenbeii
nno rOr Oal6helt. Wuthet ma uns su,
tDas nit ben @rurbidsen nar airhe nitt
usreirb9r it-iaGeu mir uus ridt IRE
leitsn eurh irgeuo tuslten 8ortbeil sno
8efpinn, pie lofsno uno ME beoeuteno
er aut Ideine. Sagen pif eiufo1:
Hein. ME es uniere 5reunoe i'm Gen.
trum firilih Dor benz sau5en 2anoe &c.
than hobcn."
Wsnn 'utr n,ht irrpn, mar es Der
srcBe 8etenHersB iihof Clemens gu9uit
BON 9rostssSliherina BON aotn, Der IOf
senoe Siropbeu oerinbt bat:
User 1T elm Mann?
User mutbiQ pa9eu uno tdnlpfen fam,
Gem 5etuoe fubn in's glu9e blidt,
Nhdt III @efGbr nod Moth Crihrldt,
VII Shma6 uuo Stnuoe blutia rGtt,
Stets lleber Serr nil lem oils aueht
uno rttterlit) befeblen fam:
Ser lit Elm Diann.
ySer lit etu Gbriit?
8er itart uuo frob i'm 9uloen 1T,
No's INNER nur gum aalpie 9ebt,
Die bette &alie braWht, 8ebet,
Zen ela'nen unmerth reft %ertennt,
Gen Gettler lelneu Sruoer nennt
uno Jeoes Inrett raid oersiBt;
Der iii EN- Gbrtit.
Or. O. Is. ..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-19
Gin Nopembsr %~srsiBmeiuniat.

Ueygibmeinnibt! 10 bort ib liebsn, Hagen
!lus lenem Jeuerberoe, no Die Sbulo
&eilIbnet wiro BON ieusn beirgen Seel.n.
&c unousIpreblib leioen, poll Geoulo.
%trsibmeiunibtl on, benz Die @napen'
arele
Rod offen Itebt; oein 6ott bort bid pol
Sub.
: ibopis, las aui uus iib ereieBeu
(es Seilanos Slut, oas til9et nni'rs
Shulo.
0isQeibt Elm Batter ruft i'm SbmerSens'
, Nein Sobn, 0 3odter, ob, Ser9iBmein'
nlht."
Srbarme DID, o bette, opfere, iubne,
Sriulle 10 oeS Siuoes 2antesphibt.
4srsib es niat, pab bier in beiBen SLANT
men
Tur tleiue 6ebler brennt Die Wtlttter oein
vott lit serebt. : &iuo, erbarm DID
meiner,
grloie mid aus oieier ibwereu Tein.
lluo III ben Gltern itrsdst ieine 9lrme
.lus beiBer 6lut eiu Sartes &ino empor:
= Batter, Wiutter, bait on mid uerseiieu,
llub orirei mein beiBes 6lebn' nibt al
oein Sbr?"
..6ertht 1T Gott; auh id bab' abSublBen
: gltern lieb', uer9eb. oes Sinoes nibt.
,}h brauds Opier, brauh' @ebet unb
SuBe,
5h lsbe iHRis : TersiBmeinnibt"
Iie S5meiter btin, lie ilebet uno Der
Sruoer,
gje 6reunDe al, Die on gut gefannt,
Gle mtR s"eieiielt bort nit 6euerbanoen,
Sl3 aub Die leBte Watel arseebraunt.
I'll tunnit lie tublen, lene beiben aetten;
I i,uoe tbueu DIES Gersibmeinnibt;
GUyh Via cruciS", Spfer uuo 8ebete
SaUuli Oh ~eriuIeu oieie Siebespfibt.
llno iene armen, 8ous perloii'neu Seelen,
III DE fem Re~ttungsengel liebeno oentt,
gy.oi' b~ormberjig lie aus ibren S.ualen,
3u Die lie troitlos uno 10 tief perlentt.
g,lria, gut'se aonisin Der 9iebe
Weno' oeluss Sobnes Slut ben Seelen ;u,
Syitltsbe on Die Shore ienes Serters
lnO iIby' ne ilr ep'gen, libteu Hnb!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-19
Sbrtnlther WanneSttutb.

Sc b0ber bic Buib Der Ge,nbe Seiu
@brliti unb ieiner Stride itetst. ie &C.
waltiamer tie uorseben, ie Offener iie ibr
Silt ausipeien, lie tuiloer iie toben. beito
GROCER lou unisr 8ertrauen auf ben bals
oIssn Sies Der sersdteitsn nnb beiliSiten
Sahs lsin. 9arum iirhtst bic airhs
uidt. ss firdtet aud Der pabre 8atbolil
nidt. Glnbererieits 1T aber bas offens
Yorssben Der Jeinbe ibm elm ernife,
Wabnruf, mad Rrdftsn fir bic iatboli'
i&s Sa&s. flr bic Wobrbeit uub 0ere&
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-19

Wit Der Spbirr persleidt elm ensli'
'tes Blatt Wisr. Rartineui. Or per
'isbt IN Der Tbat 81 idmeisen. llno bas
1T in unierem 2anoe uno in unlersn Bel.
ten ous mon plus ultra" Der firdli1eu
Diplomatic.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-19

DAB Ser 9lberalismus IN 8om ieiuen
palt eetloren bot, alauben mir germ.
Dab absr @r5biiHof Srelauo abssistt
uno Cardinal @Ibbons rs~emabreselt"
loereen ioIen. eri1eint uns b09it IN.
mnbrI6einlih.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-19

ais 9ebrer fiir beionoereu unterrint ar.
aeiteQl Derben. Su 9itriften, mo Die
Rlnoer fein Gnsliid iprehen, mirb ben
Ssbranb Speiiprahlser Sdulblber &c.
itattet peroeu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-19

I'm ols 8almer.Y udners3 idet baben
fib in unierem Staate weni3 Dsmotra'
ten sefimmsrt, fiel ia fir bic altsn Ser.
rem weni9er ais Elm Sro5ent Der selamm'
ten abgessbensn Stimmen. WUuer osms
nab DE Sob. 9emOfraten bel Der nGb-
ten Staaisuabl eisene 9anoioaten
auiitsGen. 10 muhen tie Sundbit oarum
pstitlOntren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-19

0as iib bod Die armsn Bsiber nidt
aGes anselesen isia ldiien. Ssbt for
bert Die 9empsrenS.unlou driitllber
5raueu ganaoas ale Srsanilationen
abnlibsn @ellttsrs IN ben Der. Staten
~ semeinihai!lihem Yoraebsn auf, UNI
cen @ebrauh pom 2abaf ausSurotten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-19

Su SEEM Yort bat es oas Brobibi.
tionstifst auf feiue 10000 Stimmen
sebraht. Die BrObibitioniitsn fDunsn
ossbalb iiir bic nadite Babl fein Staats
tldet auftelen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-19

Gnbli& einmal elm &i1ter, Der ben
Wutb bat, often ben 3rufts uno lbreu'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-19

Mc8lnlsp's Wtaioritdt ibsr Brpan
beirG8t IN Winnsiota SO 999. @tOu9t
erblelt 1850 mebr ais 2,no. bemnat
Nc8nlep iiber 10000 St,mmen mebt
Sufieler ais Dem @ouernDr. 0dre Is
aitt Elm Yrdfioenieniabr stwsisn, Glsusb
bate presntl,be ObTie,sen erbalten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-19

Nus Berlin fommt Die Nabriht, baB
Der oOrtiae BaiteriOlO9e Brofsiior Or.
BieIHer semeinibaitlid nit Or. 8ole elm
0elllsrnm sesen 2ppbus bsrsefeGt uno
bereits i'm @riois IN Nnpsnouns &c
oro6t babe. Dem Serum miro lbsr.
oies nod Der SorSus na63eribmt, gang.
LID uu9sidbrlib Su lsin.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-19

Der NrbeitscommlIidr oes Staates
9tsm Yort bat cine eroienituoIe Nrbeit
uutsrnommen, cine unterluduus, pelds
ben umians Der Yerordnsuns oes Wan
mes i'm Nrbeitsmarft ourd ote 5rau
iefleIsn iou, fouie oas 8srbdltu,B
SwiIbeu 2ohn unb uuterbnltsfoiten Der
arbeitenoer 5rauen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-19

8ie ofrr 8pan 10 p,q lid aud.
pefr 2opHe oo1 SllutD mt 'hDiea
S'eIaasen uno n%nuebmooIsn Oil rtsn
nlht iOosrn ~loiian. Netoe I,1eu ben
@'h.tirpi ia 0Upps!udlya0g fort uno
e.lporiFu, ouB bgi Der 0rdiosrttnuatl
in 1900 oas S0.i i.ir ole y8a1ruuas
fraSe p~oIiidnois reif ieiu wIro. Im
IA. BAT Ssrr Srpan bereits biesbsjis'
l'bs &eoen in 2lucolu, Nebr.. sebalien,
uno psrr zopne wiro in ndbitsr gu
tunf. IN Colorado iein 8sonertalsnt 5ar
9eltuns SelanSen lalien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-19

gs rest iid gang aewaltis in Der 81
ienineuitrie. Dos &odeislers Gii'uipn
olcat bot G%liensrs i'm 8,rtbe BON 5000.
600 uerfduft, mslbss pdbreno oss fom'
member Blnters ben Weiabe. Bersper.
fen in Wmnelota entnommsn msroen
ioa. Die Ber9werfsarbeiter peroen
iomlt olrsct smpfinoen fOnner, oh iis
&sbt batten, ilr Wc8inlsp 81 itimmen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-19

Snnerhalb pier Gage NAG Der Wabl
baden. nad elmer Berednuns Der rNews
gort Berlo", $4,000 Nrbeiter. Die bic
oobln aeieiert battsn. Nniteuuns sefuns
ben. Das fino uur Sale, tuelde sur
perionliben &enntniB ienes Blattes &C.
tommsn iinb. Die rWorlo" meint,
oas i'm 8anjen ibon cine Wilion Irs
better Beiddftisung befommen babe.
Die Shlihtuns Der beiflen S4ulfra'
ae in Wanitoba iteint iest sur 9bat
iate su ,peroen. Die B~eoinsunsen oer
Stl,dtuns isner 5rase idreiben &C.
~trennten Rsl,siousunterribt ieitens e.
uer isoeu Sscte uno ben @ebroud stuei
lpradiaer 1ertbuhsr in ben 0iisntliher
Sdulsu Dor. SObalo bic Burger be
ben Shul.1 ruitees irseno zines Ditrif
ties, in benz Der Sdulbsiuh lid auf 2;
ODER mebr 8ineer elm uno oesielbsl
Slaubensbtfsnntniiss eritredt, oarun
uadiuGen, m6ssn lie ihnen bic balb
Stunoe mad balb 4 llbr fur Rslisions
unterri&t ssben. &atbolifen Tonne
! unter benielben Hebineuusen wie Nnber
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-19

Set Montas bssieht bic Staot Bufs
falo i'm State Seem Yorf ipr 2ibt uno
ibre arait Don Den ytiasaraidIen. oeren
BaEertraft in eleftriite pom 10000
Iieroefrditen %ueruanoelt if. so 1T Der
Nlasarn s"efeiislt uno muB Der SiraBen'
babuseielldait in Buffalo 0ienft tbun.
IS 1T oies cine Der sr0Bten grrunsen'
lhaiten unIsrsS 3anoes.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-19

Gin Truh 1T Der iGredlibte 5sluo
aaer goncurrens, Der nod auisstrsten 1T.
DE Ssrrsr. welAe elnen 3ruR bllosn,
balten lid iiir beret,ist, Ssoen 81 per-
Hittea, Der es wast, iie su befdmpfen,
aleltsRt mas Dlsisr ODER Sener iber bic
8st,te css Bubllfams iaaen mag, %
ueritebt iib bon lelbit, onB Die fruits
in Gem .NRnBe, in welhem lie reltsr
wsrosu, aud aerInaer an Saal psroen.
| ShlieBli1 wiro iib bas 8elbdft oes
aanseu 2,noss in 6inosn siulser tutri'
9er r~ieieahaiteu 3ruits b%ffinoen. Die
Traae plree tann a%uiasuOrisn wsrSen
sol Elm babies Dusenb 2rufis Die 8e'
aierurs ooer ioa bic Rssisruns e,'
1ruNs befseu?" gs 1T bic alsrbobf'
Reit, oaB hen FRUITS Shranfen se5oser
peroen. lab bob sibt IS republlfanllb'
Seitursen, welds bieIrufts pertbe'o'ser
Wom hsm QohreS.Hertht beS Gen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-19

Na& BEN Jabres.8 ert&te bes Gen
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-21
SICK-POISON.
WHAT 1T Is, AND WHERE 1T COMES
FROM.

Sick-poiSon Is what makes you sick.
irritates your nerves. disorders your func-
tions, saps your strength, maSes you
miserable.
Different diseases have different
poisons. some have several. Indigestion
more than any.
That is. the symptoms Of indigestion are
caused by the poisons which are created
by undlgested food.
When you are sick. try TO get rid Of
your poison.
II is often easier than you think. for
all nature is helping you. only the poison
is obstinate, but the FIRST step is 10 so
to the root OF IL.
The poison OF undigested food. which
cause lothargy. headache. dizziness. weak
ness. bad taste. s'omach-ache, fever.
iiatul6nce. nausea. constipation, loss OF
appetite. Jaundice afaemia, neuralgia.
rheumatism, etc. these po.sons can be
swept away and annihilated by the Shak-
er Digestive Cordial.
Curing the stomach and helping it
to digest food. when 1t is too weak to do
so by itself. will purify your system OF
poison and renew your strength and
health.
Shaker Digestive Cordial. a pure. vere-
table. digestive tonic made by the Shak-
ers OF Mount Lebanon. will cure all dis
orders caused by the posons OF undigest-
ed food when nothing else will give any
relief
Sold by druggists. Ten cents for
trial bottle.
Write for n book on food. Address The
Shakers, 30 Reade street. New York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-21
Vandalism at Montrose Chapel.

A series OF meetings are being heid al
Montrose chapel. assisted by Fulton PEG
ole. and great interest is manifested DN
tho entire neighborhood During ire
NIGHT last Wednesday some one or more
persons. now unknown, entered the
chapel and carried off the Bible from the
uulpit. and no trace Of II can be ionno.
The members have been greatly annoyed
with a crowd of young men from II
CITY who persist i'm indecent remarks and
roisos during service. and fears are eX-
pressed that if allowed TO continue VIII
result in serious consequences. A call
is made upon all law-abiding persons in
tits vicinity 70 assist I'm protecting relig-
ious worship at this place and prevent
any further disgrace to this neighbor-
hood.
The Bible was a present TO the chapel
by Mr.. and Mrs. Bryant. of the Nation
al Cemetery. The organ was secured
chiefly by Mrs. Brittle. a good outside
lamp. donated by Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips.
and all the neighbors have responded
nohly in money and work to this religious
undertaking.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-21
Mission Services.

Services as usual viii he held next
week at the Scventeonth-Strect Mission,
gl7 north Seventeenth street. Sunday
school at o'clock on Sunday afternoon
and prayer meeting on Thursday night
at $ O'Clock. While such work is much
needed in this part Of the city there
being no other religious body anywhere
nearby, it Is not TO be inferred that TINS
ncighbOrhood is a place Of immortality.
or "A ncighborhOod Of riotous and re
bellious people, as some seem TO think.
on the contrary this part Of the town
Is inhabited by people. both white and
colored, Of as good characters and So
cial standing as are in This or any other
city. There are many Christian homes
in this immediate neighborhood. but. Of
course, Christian work is needed ND
there, more especially among the young
people. They cordially invite all Chris
tians TO come up and cooperate with
these young Christians. who have taken
upon themselves 10 labor thus for their
Master
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-21
I. S. Circuit COnrf OF Anneals.

The United States Circuit Court Of Ap-
peals was In session yesterday. with Cir
CUT Judges Con and Smonton and Dis
trict Judge Brawlcy presiding.
In the case of w. !. Carper Sheriff
and administrator Of Edward Newsom
deceased. plaintiff in error. vs.. +. J. Kim
ball and Henry Fink. receivers Of the Nor
folk and Western railroad. defendants in
error In error 10 the Circuit Court for the
Western District of Virginia. cause was
argued by Mr. b. L. Jordan and Mr..
j. &. Wysor Of Nowberne, Va. for
plaintiff in error and by Mr.. w. IL. Boil
ing, of Wytheville Va, and nir. X. NJ
Page, OF Abingdon. Va. for the defend
ants I'm error. and submitted.
Mr.. Claude NJ. Dean is acting as clerk
OF the court, in the absence of Mr.. Henry
r. Mcloney. who has been called to New
York.
Hon. Thomas ]. Morris, United States
District Judge Of Maryland. who has
been i'm attendance upon The court for the
last ten days, has returned TO Baltimore
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-21

The Petersburg Index-Appeal yesterday
SAYS: Some Of the members OF the con-
gregaton Of MarkCt-Strcct church arc
not altogether pleased that Rev. Mr.
Hope should have been assigned as a
supernumerary pastor to Washington
Street church although they bow in
meek submission TO the absolute power
Of the bishop to make the appointment.
They would have been delighted had tho
service OF this beloved divine been di-
vlded between both Of the leading Meth
odist charges of tho city. Every COM
municant of MarkctStrect church IS
warmly attached TO Mr.. Hope and il is
known that he holds in sacred remom-
brance the years he spent with them as
their pastor IL is fair to presume, how
ever that Mr.. Hope Will by no means
neglect TO commingle often with the
members Of his old flock and will render
the pastor assistance whenever he desires
Il,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-21
Fulton AnOsl0llc Church.

Mrs. Margaret Ford Moran will de-
liver an address on Sunday night at
the Apostolic church in Fulton. Mrs.
Moran is well known in Richmond ie-
ligious circles. is a member Of the Chris
tan Alliance in New York city, and
an energetic Christian missi'nA.s - D.
er.
The Lords Supper will be celebrated
at the close OF her address. and the
church extends a cordial invitation to
Christians to attend the services and join
in the celebration.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-21
DROPPID DEAD IN 4 STORE.
MIR, Thomas W. French Attacked With
Apoplexy.


About II o'clock yesterday morning Mr..
Thomas II. French. who resided at No.
1920 west Main street dropped dead at
the Globe Shoe and Clothing Companys
store Seventh and Broad streets.
Coroner Taylor was summoned at once.
and after viewing the remains, decided
that death was caused by apOplexy,
and that an inquest was unnecessary.
Undertaken l.. T. Christian took the
remains in charge. and moved them 10
the late residence Of the deceased.
On Wednesday Mr.. French had an at
tack on west Main street. and was un-
conscious for two hours. Officer Aus
Tin carried the sad news 10 his home
lie was a retired tailor. He was about
sixty-hvc years OF age. and was lame.
Mr.. French was an Englishman, was
born In PRONE. Somersetshire, April %.
1881. and came to this country
when he was twenty-one years
OF age. lie entered the mcr-
successful. Some years ago he retired
and sold out his business TO Mr.. j. c.
Llpscombo. lie was paralyzed In the
lower part Of his body when he was
four years OF age. and had had but little
use OF his lower limbs since lie man
aged TO get along we'll with his cane.
but as declining years began TO tell on
him. he purchased tricycle.. and has
OF late been. using n. Yesterday morn
ing he lcft homo 20 60 down town 10
purchase some collars. and went TO the
Globe. He left his tricycle. at the door
and was met by Manager Dettelback
and directed to the collar counter. lie
walked back and told the clerk what he
wanted. and then fell dead on the floor
lie did not speak after falling but after
breathing hard moment his HES light
went out.
Mr. French's wife was Miss Harriet
Trimyer, from King William county. and
she. with two daughters-Misses Mary
and Matte survive The funeral will
take place from Park-Place Methodist
church tomorrow afternoon az o'clock.
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llenric0 County News.

ST Jones (colored) was tried on two war
rants before Squire j. r. Lewis yestcr-
day afternoon. one charged him with
felOnous assault on Maria Christian. and
the other on Catharine Christian on the
2ist OF March. The evidence produced
showed that a number of people, men,
women and children. figured in the scrap
TO some extent. However. 81. the accused
seems to have been badly bruised
The case OF Catharine Christian against
81 Jones was dismissed. and on the war
rant sworn out by Maria. Jones was fined
SO and costs. From the latter decision
j II. Russell. counsel for the ac-
cused, took an appeal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-21
DIR. CURRY on 7HE RAG.
Doesn't Think Much of Having IL Float
over Southern school

RALEIGH. y. C.. Nov. l9.-Dr. j. l.
NJ curroy cx-Minister 70 Spain and trus-
tee Of the Peabody and Slater funds made
an address to-day before TIE colored stu
dents OF Shaw University here. in which
he used this rather startling language:
II don't believe much In the idea OF
having the United states nag over our
sctools. Ia Ike 20 know what the
United States Government has done for
our public schools in North Carolina 10
demand that the Dag should hang over
them. II never gave cent 10 North
Carolina schools except 10 the A. and NJ.
College. II is a deception and a fraud
10 put the flag there. II is the State
that gives you education
Speaking OF the negro. he said: 81
never could understand why the negro
population remains so compact In the
South instead Of becoming scattered all
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-21
Do You Realize =?

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That books and newspapers in
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