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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-07-29

Cine Gage oes wunoerpouiten Shlammes
Die in Snoiana entoedt puroe, bat IN ben
jiiuaiteu Sabren Die ueitperbreiieite Nuf.
m%ertiamfelt auf iih aeso9en. Sic III in Den
Snoiana Rineral Springs, Warren Gountp,
aelegen uno paro 9eblloet ourh Waler aus
ben beriihmten atagno Giiba Guelen. uns
,ablige Sabre hinourh fel oas 9aubpert
maleItlt,iber gih'n auf Der Sii9elielte
labrlih in Elm Balm uno puroe auf %ratlirli'
dem We9e in RENE ihparSe groe, bic niht
nit WurSeln, Stemen ooer Sauo 9emilht
1T, um9epanoelt. 9as Waiier aus Der
sroBen G.uele bat tauienoe Don Sabren bic
lie Goge ourtiidert uno NIT Rineralialser
aeidttlgt, bis lih bort jest elne Shthte oers
ieBten Shlammes. ae9en Sfpei Nder 9roB
uno BON 10 bis 90 SuB tief. 9ebiloet bat.
Scr fremoe meoiSiniihe &ertb eieier eieens
artiaeu, ihwarsen, porDien SubItanS puroe
3ufali9 pon elnem alien Soloaten namens
Sam. Storp entoedt. Der Hbeumatismns
aus Dem ariese beimbrahte nno Sabre lang
oaran lit. gr ueriudte eiuen NbSusstanal
ourh Die ldlammiae Shitte 81 araben,
uno nahoem er cine Tobe ooer LANCER Die.
ies unniibe Experiment aemaht bate, CAB
or bic S0ee aui, mar aber mittlerrpetle BON
leiuem hpeumat,smiia befreit
Ser &ui pes Shlammes besann it'd ~
uerbreiteu uuo Yebaiteie iammelteu ltt an
ben G.ueGen BON allerpdrts. 9le 8ebrauhs
metbpoe bes Sdlammes mar anfdn9lth lsbr
primitip; Der Batient le9te lih IN Den
Shlamm. Seiioem aber limb Serbellerut.
aen aetruiien woroen; elm berrlltes Sotel
III errihtet mo oas Shlammbao bot lth IN
cine lururiDie Griabrun9 u~m9euanoelt. Sol'
0enoer Gut Sel9t, rpie es 9sihteht:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-07-29
JOI% KIEWEL
pom @olo sprlna loot:

90 LANCE Der Ntenlh ieiue Snouiirie, Seto.
monte uuo Selbfteoutrole aelernt bat.
brnuht er niht OIL 8oblltGuo gu oeufen.
SeSahlt wie es iommt, fault me aui . reoit.
8enn lbr euer Seim retten uolt, oanu ietl
serebt Seser euh lelbit uuo eure 6omilie
Seahtet bic Baar.Yretie:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-07-29

8roBeS Soiel errlhtet. uno oas Yoli
iammelt iid bort aus benz 9anSen Ganoe,
nm in benz Shlamme Al baoen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-07-29
Trci uerianbt at Skinner.
Gin Wann IN M,5lsan entoedt Elm be
merffn!wsJ'fs Seilmittel fir
8erIut BON Strait.
Yroben peroeu frei an ale p%erianbt, Die
oarum ihreiben.

Carl 8. goa Her eon 8aldniatrs, Pit:. tat mad si-
mem iatrsldnasn 8ampfe sestn tie fteiti9tn une TOR.
prlidtu qtietn pcn rerlcrsner Didnutarfett eas rits
tias Wittsl seiu nsen. rtl6ss eas seieen ttilt.
Or teratrt eds @stttmnte teraraltts; dber or IN
r,Qia sinc Trpbe ter Weetsin allen Wdrnsrn ~ Zen.
rem, fis an ira eut timer Serm rem Strd6t ltttsn, ale
Jslat son iuseuelitsr r~nwtfsnts tt. ME rrriettisen
Rsriui ees @eeddtuifes unt bar 8rdft, i1rdten
Rldsu Qrampfdetrbrut nnh GusBttruu1. Das
6silmitttl tat eins btfeneers auStustme Ntrtung won
godrmt unt iteiut uumitttlbar ~ rtrtsn, tnetm &c
Sic p~ulanate ardft une etns Gutrifluns stset. rtefs
nur aeruufHt rirt. Tas Nttttl teilfe DIR. sedlfer
rpQftdneia ron al ben utteln une geteen, ett ron
iatrsld natm Wtetraut Ter ndtarlta tefesiesten
Juntticnsn t%srrutreu. nut ira IN jsetm Bdus aei0lut
iurtriditg fein.
glue Sitte an Nr. Carl 8. g0dlisr. Brr 800 Na.
iente Iemplt, 8~aiama,ss, Yltt., bet ter Ste ansts
ben. tGf Ste sius grpbs feinss 6eiimtttsls tar Wan.
ner rarf5tn, riro fpiert srfllt, uns teins Bsrsliune
trsere rsl6sr @rt rtre ron Tim asfs rttrt rtretn. sr
AT stn erpees SntereHs tarda. eab re 8uneerpHhw
fem srcsartiesn Ssiimtttsi %rsrbrettst rire, une er
> s~rienett nit z prsfdlt HE grcbs fttr %Yeritsslt tn Ell
Hen eurt aus tintdttu gadet. fetae ter Gmpfdnar
feline 3urtt prr lnbtausmlitftit stsr Sstauntrsresr
W tabtn trdutt.
stisr rsrtsn sststsn. rtns gsrius ,u iSrsibsn.!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-07-29

Qulammeu.. .......... $4,000
,5eTner belhloiieu, ouB elne Steuer bon
etner DILL aui ales lteuerbare et9enfbunl
Stearrs gountp erhoben rperoe tur ods
Sabr 1897 sum 3lpcte. Die ourb Verbtne
runa uno IerarpBcrnna oes eornip'@e
iauauliies entitanosnen soften 81 oedei.
Tolaenoe @eluhe ilr N~bihabun9s Nb'
Gnoerunaen uno Yerrtn9ernu9en Der Steler
nuroeu ppm Soaro benz Stadts $ Nuottor
empfohlen: g.. %. 9nm anf Got 3, Slod 30
Curtis YermeHuus 'ir oas Sabr 1874, 80
uno '96.-&arl Sfrber9er, Got |, Slod 2,
Gpelbrod's Nooitipu uno got l, Blpd 9 IN
@romb's Wooition iir oas Sabr 1896
| Geo. Srenh, Il bon Got u IN Nuo,tot's
| Suboip,iion SO. |, Ioun 122, 8lalie 81 fur
1~s96.-Solepb Somber9 Sg4 NG4, gee
ton 81, Ipiun l25, alalie 33, fir Steuern
pom 1866. Sor9eroing Sg4, Section
rs, Sopu 1913, 8lnle "a fur Steueru bon
| 1896.
Nuf Nntraa purosn iolsenoe Npplitdtio'
men fir Steuer : SGrrln9erun9 perlporten:
Nlm. 6. 3pler NJ, Got 2. Slod 70, VI. y.
Bromu's Nooitipn. .. g. Blod ~, GgS
x, lection 5, Conn 1922, 8lalie 20. Nut
Nntraa Yertaauus bis ? ubr uahmltto9s.
TadmittassiBuus, ben IA. Suit 1897.
Ser gertaarua aemd6 trat Der Bparo
suiammeu; ale Mit9lieoer anpeleno. Se'
ridht oes Sparb Der 9ountp : Gommilare
pom Stearns gountn beillalib Der niht col.
l~eftirten Yericnal OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lnr oas
Sabr 1896:
Ct. 9louo, ben IA. Suli 1897.
Siermit betannt aeraht, oa6 Der Sodrt
p,r Counting pmmlliare BON Stearns an
l2. Suli 1897 CUR erlten Slsun9 na6 Den
10. Suui 1897 S~nlammentrat, nno oaB II
Iener Sieuns Der eonntp-S 1abme'lier oeiI
Hoaro bic Qiite Der niht coIeftirten Terlo
nalIteuern fir oas Sabr 1895 au9lelb mi
benz Gertif'aten, tpte geles'lf ocr9e
itrtebeu, pcrle9ie, uno oaB Der Soaro II
lener Sisung lene Sihe Der ma couetfirtel
Steueru erluaate ino que Stenerh, poh DC
men tie niht colettlrt reroen tonnten. rrl
den, uuo bob iol9enoe Sllte Der Eerlonal
feuern aeuaunten eounins tur 9enannfe
Sabr cine torretie III, pel6e pom Soaro al
fid,t All coutttlreu betradtet piro, Der Il
oemsemaB itrih: NJ
urquhart jr. 1928; ~. elouo eptle u
D S.l5; 6 g Stepbens2 10; Sobn Nabl 1.9l
q 3issler l42O; VtarI 20: 1882:
5 Ralep 3.3S; Nm 2ud lao; Huo Gage
1si. z ( Suiier 1O.1; VI " Sia 2.l00;
0 g Warr $50; Mcauiid Il Saare 4.23;
5 Neiiua 26.75; 20 Nariton 800; u
5 Rlleu i.sS; Z " Sobinion 80; s Sdauns
$50; Spm Seimiatb 5 27; Sr Samilton 2.94
0 Chr 5awcett 4.23; s Groiier la; s.
5 9Iarie TAM e Johns l.76; Bri9bt 9ru
60. 80 2s; VI " Beieler 1882; Gpb Nibwcri
3 40.
Staot Saui entre.-8 y Bruce s57;
o VI 8 Ainuemann 5.57; s. " Sebl 4.39;
g Scripeuer 4S.44; Z Yk Bnnnsl 7.59.
% Worth Sorf..-W Brill 2.52; 3bors. So
perion 5.93; ". Mauep 7.0l; 40 3bom
10 ion G.02.
@ettp.-g 8 Ne'ion $40.
10 NlbIep.-S Iolmann 1877; Della "
3.65; 8 e Uloms 249.
Is grep Rtuer.-H Horburit $50.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-07-29
YteitensCrgeln!

Past surs pfsiitn. rstin In Srtnuns trtastn. %
N ieef tie itfnfs 3ttt ta,u. Nartt nttt 10 ianss.
BE Ter Siaub ss iieiutn Ittiis r~tr,ttrt unit sds Httf
sut uns biais rs irstne tint ssnturrsnI. 8'rne. esti
nttt isesn frtmeen ssraelauftntn Ffnf6tr, tcr 10 ais
5aHmann ~aussittt. ana gprrf. Strititstrt hns pstl
stus pistftn. Srstl trauHt-sb fStn ettr arsS - tsHn
last tebsr tas Stle tier TN Stdate %sirsultren unS IN.
ttrfrst sintn S,h6dftsnann. tr lttne drbtttsfd ft
une Material ttsufdls zen tttftm Stdatt ttlktt, ale
In auetrcu Staatsn an iauftu. sptnttt. saH an Sets
Rstn 81. gaui. Ninn; tr rtrt gun aAtritn iur 81.
i~risetnteit ttttsntn urt N strnt sttit. rae 0tie trtif.
Gin, usut orstl NIT tif i~iinstntsn Rtsthtn IA tam
eerfaut fertis; yrti NIT ftetn fprt6snttn @ssthtrH Haf
In Ter Grtttt. asmmt unt tsfstt twftittnl
JOHN ROHN,
gftiinsrsa 5asrii $50 gptasrn gssnus, Gas sss Self.
tart Str. 81. rarI, Uqna. Nil
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-07-29
(Shlu6.)
~ ountp Nuoitors Office, Stearns 60.
(IRlnn., 81. Nlono. ben ID. Suli 1897.

liiten uro 9upplitnte iir 1897. 22S 10
Nifionuit uno @eiuh oes W. y. MItdel
ipuroen Dem Soaro pprsele9t. in osmieiben
plro nm &ieoereritattun9 Der Sieuerr
uatgsiuht, Die filr Steuer ; Certificate be
5nhlt unroen, pertporteH.
Nui gutraa puroe ~iolsenoer SeihluB an
9euommen; Seihlolien oom Soaro Der
6ourtps 9omm,iidre bon Siearns 60, oaB
Der Sberiii oeS genannien 9ountp b'ermit
crluht lit, fiiroerbtn felncn Setruntenen uno
Summler Gus Ger Staot ct. @lpuo I'M
y puntps@eiduaniB auiSuuebmen. bis oleiel.
ben be bort nno iiberirbrt Itno; rdourh lou
tempprares lluterfommen Der Staot9eian
9eren in Der 9o.sSnil perhliet peroen.
Nui Nutraa wuroe 'folaeneer SeihluB an
9euommen: Seihloiien, Dab sine Steuer BON
CT CT Uiill aui Iteuerbares gt9entbum in
Stearus Gpuniu iir oas Sahr 1897 erbo'
ben peroe 9emGB 8apitel SO, Section 376S
gSeii's Siatuten, Die als, gocal Cine yttl
Stcuer befannt uno oils unterItibung Der
piicntltten Sdulcu IN Stearns County
ottnC1 lon.
Nuf Nntras puroe Der Yeritt oss goaro
Of Nunlt besii9lih Der 9epolition ocs
Stearns @ountp $ Jouos au9euommen uuo
Berofienillbun1 oesielbsn nnseoronet.
Nuf Nntra9 wuroen Die Slir9ibdften Der
6 Santen, melhe ais 9eponirun9s= Nnltalien
oeItcu mic mint feitneieRt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-07-29

- @slb usrlisbsn auf 5armen fur biz
Inusr pom /. ., 3, 4 ooer 5 Sabren,
SntersNsn nisoris. @bas. U. Rorit.
Saul geutre. Rmu. Slab
Do Waidiusn Del bos bette 81 bll.
liaen Yreilen. Gabner.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-07-29
Yaluf
Sdlaf.
uEb
Samilieu
2our,fen
Bts9Ons

Durttitnf ,rii6sn CT. Paul, YRtIntapslts, eslt.
na, Butte Spsfant Ststtis unt psrtiars. Sutta.
funstn Ter rtfiit an Gntpunfttn fur he SssttRat
v sssnt. Oregon uue 9alitsruta yunftt, dlasfs, Sc.
yan unt Qttna. gtrttnsunssa IN isa SstntnSs~
rdften fur ALE sfli6tu nab fuklt6tn gunftt.
sstftIit Iauisnb C,hIih lautsus.
Nc. 1850 rsrmittass Rs. 500 ssrmiitsss
10. 6.A5 lin rad. Rs.4' lin. " $3.50 mad.
Nr. D 7 $3.50 mad mtitdss. Ne. 2tt 4:45 ssrmttass
Mlsntae usstHsMm men.
no; liz auts. Ssnntas eanefsnt II .05 us6m.
MOB lanfi abtr gStumar unt SisuI 6sns nae
santtsn. nesr aitarrattr uuh CHO. Re
etrbtntnns In GIT 8ipu rad Hta Su,trtsr unS
hnlutf, Nntunft In Gulutt i:l5 uatmtuass. slr
psapptn, 1'dtts uHh Sstt Snfsrm attsn fvrtat rsr
Q. q. Rsiot, q. =. -.
st. glsut.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-07-29

Ia Gsmol uSo semIlGIe Jarben
parsn nO1 ME 10 bIuis oils olsies Sabr.
Streltt cure Sduier uno Sheunsn an
unb fault bic 5orbe bel 9aontr. 70
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-07-29
@uuberbarer Sdlamm,

@eiunoen in ben Snoiana Wineral,G uel,
len, Suo.; beilt &beumatismus, Nte renlei.
Den, Blaienleioeu, Blut', Saut. uuo Neruen.
tranfheiten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-07-29
PUFF'S
Yreisliae tir bieie &o9e

l EGsdsn boIdnoiibe Sdrin3e. 65Gts
GIN glmer CUTE Sdr,nae...... 5O@ts
Gin Yiuno Shwsi5er Rdie. rags
GIN 2 BIB StRd 2imburaer 8die 2O@ts
Gin Yiuno seirOdueie Blrnsn.. 69ts
Gspisl,dnitts 5@is
Yhaumen... 5Gis
10 StIde 5aitbanis Se,fe.... 25@'s
Cine aonne Gardiner in Senf.. Ats
GIN Yfunb setrcduste Gpr'fOien. 93's
3 Bio better Yrima Hio &nHee 5O@ts
GiuaemadtsS aro,uen per 8anne 49is
alelcer. Sidrts per Biuno ..... 500
aorn. Slarte per Bfuno ...... 59ta
Cine @oQone einsematte 5sisen 50Gs
Sine @oGOus irarSoiiher Semi. 5O@ts
Cine 5 @arontn &onne seilat
nit Petroleum ........ S5@H
Bfuno 8anne einss'
mahts Tfrii1e. lOets
Gin ii Quart erpB.r ihusrsr
Blsheimer uno s'ns 8nrne
Bodpuluer ...... 43ets
Cine G,erfiae fur II 9ussno
Gier Su padsn uno elne adn'
ne autss Badpulpsr nur.... 35ets
DieIe GisrtIteu iino lstr pratt,id. ss
eripart piel Mrbeit NIT paden unb Sdb.
len. Sober Jarmer lolte ii4 eine iclte
ani4aiien.
Gehraber 1mf,
a. RermninHrnss a QInuh. Riun.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-07-29

8abrbaitis, Die gtatur 1T Die groBte auer
gLemiIteu uno lheint bier in einem rtelell'
haiten Sebdlter cine enorr1e Ifnre Neoi5m
prapar,rt 81 baben. nm Der leloenoen
Renihbeit beiSuipringen. Wenn aleS Nn'
oere ieblseidlasen 1T, oas Naturhe'lnl'ttel,
bic Ndauo'Fuo sur, ipie ne lesf 9enannt
uiro, bat in Suuoerten pom 5alen @elhno'
heit lno @lid Suriidsebraht.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-07-29

lie ipwar,.
{ in bos
rem i4ien.
lie bic
c Dor cine
|er auf bic
o%rflinsen.
er in benz
Sas sc,
ltsrsrunbe
Sdritte
Fnteridieo
En- @orte.
p's iein.-
bur mid
ltretenben
ii9, beiien
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meris er.
|ete cine
an, bod. I
lie Der.
oid einen
cine DE.
ibm Su,
Jenau &c.
bon Cir
Swiiden
Dir nidt
SrubbeiB
Fa9 Sal.'
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bon Dir,
Hattens
EN-"
WGbreno
g beiest
offenen 4
blieb er 4
purb ben
erfullten
pier ODER
n Srunf
n lasen
lsgebrei.
lid bel
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Fen i'm
blieben.
er turs
BON ben
Ieldhter +
d sesen'
lid beS
de iiber
3eioseu,
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ripadeu
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Dor ii1
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Fadet.
swiiier..
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baften
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tie ben
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bauen.
adj benz
pieoer
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-07-29
Nittwoh, cen IA. Su!i 1897 .

Ser Sertaeun9 9en1B trat Ger Soaro Sr'
iummen: alle Wit9lieher onrcleuo; 8. y.
YPerer als YoriiBer. Nuf Nntraa pnroen
ioloenoe Hehuuu9en a%n9enommen: 3opn
@rppe, Neae. nno Friiden Nrbeit, Settion
%, 80 uno 80, 3ppu 1875, 8lGiie 30, $3.50.
1ciuu Ganmono, Weaes unc SridersNr'
bet, Sectioneu %, 80 uno 80, 2opn 125,
SlnIie 30, f5S.
Conn Wunion, gpe9cs uno Sriden VIZ
belt, Seetipn %. 5opn 1913. &lalie 81, S1O5.
y. 9ihpeier, &ege' uno Srilden : Nrbelt,
lection 27, 2own l24 8lalie "a. 1876 70.
6. 7. YSheeler. Yolibilten $ 8eoub-
rem, Staat ae9eu Seminspap u.
AZ %
Z. y. Rartin, Srieoensrihters9e-
bilbren, Staat aeaen See II. H.. u 30
Z. q. Mcaelup. @ebibren fur ue'
berbriusuns Der Yerlonalteuer'
SSdrranfs l4l oU
z. & Ncaelup, @ebibrsn fur Seu-
gen Sorlaoen, 8roB' uno alems
Qel1tporefe 5Z3 Gu
Gapmono & 9uuntpalo, Senlters
rnDnleH flo w
90. Ntiler, ilr Baubeaui lldtiaun9
lou w
y s. @ruber. Yoltmarfen, Yoaro
OF Nuoit, Statiit,is uiw ........ 81 Oh
Suiiep e. 5bursoale fur 5apeNes
1875 90
&. y. Selinius, fur 8aseinridtun9 l65 81
Carl &rOpp. 9riras IN benz 9 ourts
baus gubau .......... 80. 594 AZ
8arl aropp. fdliSe Contract : Sis
Iona. 4,922 OC
Z y. 8reas, al Contract fir
9ampipsisius ....:........:..l.52O OF
3. y. Cannon, Yermennngs9eblh'
e. u. Barnum, 6reisgerihisihret'
berssebhbren, Soaro Of Nuo,t.. $50 OF
a,usrs Ils o.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-07
GOULD AND SAGE.
They Have Qudrreied Over q BaoafeUe
of S2,400,0 and Missouri Pacific
Stocks Go Down.

NEW YORK, N. Y, May 6-The Jour
nal says Russell Sage and George Gould
for bagatteIe of 50, 400 0OOhave quarreled
Gould stocks have been weak some time
on account of the row and were excep.
tionally weak yesterday. Missouri Pacific
sunk to TO- 1t vas worth 55 when Jaw
Gould died.
According to friend of Sage, he be-
came suspicious over the depreciation OF
five millions of bonds tioated for Mis-
souri, Pacific construction work, and upon
inquiripg became convinced that 300
miles of construction had been paid for at
the rate OF SIC 600 mile, when it should
cost but $4,000. Sage explained his dis.
coveries to George Gould, wro denied all
knowledge of the matter, but promised to
look into it.
This occurred early in 1896. Sage did
not press his claim then. as the Western
Union Bell telephone contract was about
to expire, and the separation of the Sage
and Gould interests would have been o
very serious matter.
After this contract had been renewed
Sage insisted that the Gould estate make
restitution of 81. 100000 involved in his
claim of overpayment in the Missouri Pa
itic Con struction Company. Gould re-
fused, and from that time the Gould
estate has been steadily disposing of its
hold ings in Missouri Pacific and other
stocks controlled jointly with Sage.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-07
BIG RALLY OF THE TURNER'S.
They B.qm to Gather at ST. Louis, Which
Is Goyty Decorated IN
Their Honor

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May 6-The Mound
City is gayly decorated to-day in honor OF
the opening of the twenty-seventh fes-
tival of the North American Gymnastic
Union.
This organization, formerly known as
the Turnerbund, has a membership ex-
tending to every State and almost every
county in the Union, and its international
tests, which are held quadrennially, are
the great event of every four years in Ger
man turner circles.
Delegates have been arriving from out
side points for several days, and at the
headquarters of the reception committee
it is estimated this morning that fully
1000 mem oers of the various gymnastic
unions OF the country are on the ground.
This number will be increased by one
third within the next twenty-four hours.
Outside of the members of the unions
proper. the event attracts great throng
| of merry-making Germans, and it is cal
culated that fully 100000 strangers will be
| in the city for the week of the fest.
| The fair grounds have been rented for
| the occasion, and most of the exercises
will be held in the big field within the
| racetrack. No prizes of money or medals
| are awarded to the winners of the various
events, but they are crowned with laurel
wreaths and recognized with diplomas,
! which are as highly priced by the victors
| as rewards of greater intrinsic value.
| The laurel for the wreaths has been
| brought by the California division.
| The festival opened this afternoon with
a big street parade. following which the
athletic exercises commenced at the fair
grounds. BY way of innovation, bicy Gle
races figure in the fest programme.
There will be the usual oratorical con-
test, and one evening will be devoted to
! prize singing. In the callsthenics compe-
tition there will be warm struggle be-
tween Davenport, Iowa; Milwaukee and
Cincinnati turner's
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Drunken Porter Makes
Confession of the
Crime.
Prompted to the Diabolical
Deed by Motives of
Revenge.
Kerosene Freely Used, but Good
Work of the Firemen Prevents
Holocaust.

POMONA, CAL, May 6.-The most dia-
bollcal case OF incendiarism ever known in
Pomona Valley was that at the beautiful
Hotel Palomaers last night. There has
been nothing else talked of here o-day
and as additional facts come to light peo-
pie are more excited at the atrocity of the
crime.
At II O'Clock last night people on the
streets saw flames bursting from the roof
OF the Hotel Palomaers on Carey aevnue.
Fortunately the city fire and hose house
is but three blocks distant and in two
minutes the fremen were on the scene.
For ten minutes they worked like Trojans.
the flames were subdued and no damage
but a hole in the roof and charred tim Ders
In the hotel attic resulted.
When the firemen had gone away City
Marshal Caldwell made an examination
of the upper part of the hotel. He found
that the hre had been purposely started IN
several places.
Kerosene had been thrown over the
tim bers in the attic and spilled along the
halls on the upper stories, while burned
matches and shavings showed that sew
eral fires had been started and for some
reason had died out.
Suspicion rested on the hotel porter,
Ben jamin Crews, who had been employed
there for several years. Marshal Caldwell
had long talk with Crews and urged
him to tell the truth, and when The man
saw how strong the evidence was against
him he weakened.
Crews onessed that in drunken frenzy
and with the motive of revenge on the
Hotel Palomaers Company for some petty
reason he planned to burn the hotel build
ing to the ground. He was promptly
arrested and has been weeping in jail here
ever since. He has made written con-
fession of his crime, in the hope that il
will help his defense when he comes up
for trial
Crews IS about 26 years old, and has
wife and two children. The hotel COM
pany has employed him for several years,
and he was regarded as an exemplary
character. The Hotel Palomaers is
large wooden building. 1t cost over
$40, 000 and is owned by Smile Brothers
of Oakland, Richard Grid and A. T. Cur
rier. 1t has been partially closed for some
time, but some OF its guests, among them
Capitalist Thomas Wickware and wife of
San Francisco, were permitted to keep
rooms there. Had the fire been started
one hour later, when every one here was
abed, it is very likely that the whole
building would have burned to the ground
and human lives have been lost.
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LIBERAL RELIGION
RAISES A RUMPUS
An Episcopalian Bishop
Accused of Rank
HeterOdOxy.
Arraigned by the Clergymen
of Many Other Sects in the
Far South.
Peculiar Doctrinal Strife Stirs
Louisiana Churches to Their
Very Foundations.

NEW ORLEANS, LA, May 6-The
Presbyterian, Methodist, Baptist and
Lutheran clergy of this State have united
to try and secure trial of BishopDavis Ses-
sums of the Protestant Episcopal church
for heterodoxy. Trials for heterodoxy
have been frequent of late, but this is the
first time it has been proposed that sew
eral Protestant sects should unite to try
a minister of another sect, and Bishop,
too, and the affair promises to precipitate
strife between the several Protestant
denominations.
The trouble has been brewing since
April q, when Bishop Sessums, in ienten
sermon, preached, so his enemies assert,
an entirely new religion which ignored
the doctrines of Christianity and the
Bible, and substituted a broad humani-
tariansm recognizing the universe as
God and the final pardon OF all sinners
whether repentant or not
To-day the matter was precipits ted
among all the Protestant. clergy on the
very severe arraignment of Bishop Ses-
sums by the Presbyterian, Methodist,
Baptist and Lutheran clergy as not teach
ing Christian religion, but abhorrent
pan ~ nv" appears tiiat tAS
clergy of these denominations sent him q
protest two weeks ago in which they asked
him to avow or disavow the sermon at
tributed to him The Bishop sent no
answer and to-day the clergy arraigned
him for teaching damnable heresies. The
arraignment was headed by Rev B. NJ
Palmer, for nearly half century con-
sidered the most eloquent clergyman IN
| the South and the most eminent leader OF
the Southern Presby terrain church, and by
eighteen Presbyterian, seventeen Metho-
dist, twelve Lutheran and three Baptist
ministers, practically the entire Protestant
clergy of New Orleans. with the exception
of the Episcopalans.
! Their specifications include; His deny
ing the personality of the Divine Being
fall of man; that Christ hath redeemed
us with his blood" is not sacrifcial offer
ing for sin, but consisting merely in the
influence of good example; absolute de-
NAL of future punishment of the wicked
| in the world to come.
| As Pres byterian, Methodist, Lutheran
| and Baptist churches have no ecclesiasti.
cal Jurisdiction over the Bishop it is diff
cult to see how they can go any further.
Their aim seems TO be to force the Episco-
! pal church to take some action.