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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-07-02
To Prohibit Free Passes.

Washington, June Ex-senator Chan
der has added q provision to his
.amendrrnt to the tariff bill relating to
railroad pools prohibiting the issu-
ance of free passes, as follows:
The giving by n person as officer,
agent Of representative of n common
carrier, pf any free pass or any free
transportation not expressly author
ICED by section % of the Interstate
commerce act, shall be deemed an I'M
lawful discrimination and a INSIDE
meanor and punishable accordingly"
He presented the amendment in it's
amended form today.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-07-02
A Vote on the Tariff Bill Saturday Ex-
pected.

Washington, June 20.-Senators say
rather confidently today that a vote
can be reached on the tariff bill Sat
urday. They say thai nothing would
be gained by having the final vote
taken before that day, as the bill can
not be sent to the house before Mon
day and into conference before We'd
nesday. Prominent republican sena-
tors say that there is a general I'M
d~erStanding, though not definite, that
the bill will reach a final vote Satur-
day. but the democrats have entred
into no agreement, nor do they fell
under any restrictions by any implied
understanding. Occasion, they say
may arise which will induce them to
debate some paragraphs longer than
&hcy now anticipate.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-07-02
The Mysterious Murder Solved

New York, June 30.-The headless
body in the morgue has been identified
by ten men as that Of William Gulden-
suppe, a rubber in a Turkish bath es-
Establishment in this city. The head is
lacking to complete the body. The first
fragment Of the body, from neck to
waist. was found in the East river on
Saturday. The second fragment. the
lower portion of the trunk, was found
IN the Ogden woods, north Of Harlem
river, on Sunday. The legs were found
in the river off Brooklyn navy yard
shis afternoon. G~uldensuppe had re-
Gently been living with Mrs. Augusta
Mack, who left her husband for Gu!-
densuppe. Mrs. Mack had quarreled
violently with G~uldensuppe last Thurs
day on account Of his supposed I'M
faithfulness to her. She is held a
prisoner at police headquarters and will
be charged with the murder. A store
keeper at Astoria, l.. T., has identified
her as a woman to whom he sold oil
cloth similar to hat in which the
fragments of the body were wrapped.
Detectives today searched the rooms
of Mrs. Mack and found hidden there
pieces of this red and yellow oil cloth
Mrs. Nack, when arrested, was pre-
pairing to leave for Europe.
Hermann Mack, husband Of the
woman, was arrested today, but &as
subsequently released, as he proved a
complete alibi, and the police had no
evidence against him Jack said that
his wife was capable Of committing
the murder, and he suggested that
another lover Of Mrs. Mack was impli-
Gated. Mrs. Mack is q Hawaiian, SO
years old, a large, muscular woman,
with a determined face. Her second
lover a man known as Fred" cannO
be found. He is supposed to have been
A PARTICIPANT in the crime.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-07-02
EASE BALL.
fillmore Takes the Last Game From New
Y~OIk-Eo.trn Sill Winning-St. Louis
Shut Out-Louis>iIIe Climbs Up Another
Notch.

Notch.
Philadelphia /, Washington 3.
Philadelphia, June 3O.-Washington
won the concluding game of the series
from Philadelphia by better fielding.
Both pitchers were effective, but Mer-
Ger received the better support. DOwd's
they scored in the sixth and Geier'S
wild throw was responsible for the run
in the ninth. The Phillies earned their
only tally On Delehanty and LaJoie's
doubles. Attendance 1879. The score:
r. H. E.
Philadelphia ...1O0OOOOOO-1 6 3
Washington 80 OOO02OO1-3 7 1
Batteries: Fifield and Boyle; Mercer
and Farrell. Umpire Emslie; time 1:55.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-07-02
Minister woodford Takes the Oath Of
once.

Washington. June GN-Stcwart l..
Woo6ford. the new minister To Spain.
called 1T the state department today
and took the oath of once. Later. i'm
company with Captain Bliss and Lieu
tenant Dyer. respectively military and
naval attaches at the United States
legation at Madrid. Mr.. Woodford call
ed upon the Spanish minister here and
paid his respects. in accordance with
the usual custom. and one observed
on his side by Senior Dupuy de LONE
before he left Madrid for Washington.
Mr.. Woodford expects 70 sail for his
post about July Goth.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-07-02
Chicago Z, Louisville s.

struck a batting streak and won out in
the ninth today after two had been re-
tired, a gift, a sacrifice and our we'll
placed hits scoring three runs. The
game was slow and f~eatureless out
side Of StaffOrd's and Kittridge's
fielding and Ryan's batting. Attendance
$50. The score: r. H. E.
Chicago ........O1OO4OO11-7 IS =
Louisville .......0 02002103-S 10 3
Batteries: Friend and K~ittredge: Fra
ger and Cunningham. Umpire Sheri-
dam; time 2:29.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-07-02

WASHINGTON, June 30.-The senate
today confirmed the following nomin2-
tons: John Russell Young, Of Pennsyl-
vania. to be librarian of congress; Der
nard r. Green, OF the District ct Co
Iumbia, to be superintendent of the
library building and grounds. Also a
number of consuls general. cnnsuls and
~postmasters, as well as army promo
tons.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-07-02
New York 9 baltimore 8.

New York, June 30.-New York lost
the last game of the series to Balti-
more in a long drawn out contest. Sey-
mOur pitched an erratic game, giving
eleven men bases on balls and striking
out nine. The BaltimOreans ratified
Seymour in the fifth. and bases on
balls, a two Dagger and an error Melted
them four runs. In the ninth they
clinched the game by batting the ball
over the lot. COrbett pitched a good
steady game. Davis was hit by a
pitched ball in the eighth and h game
was called until he recovered. Attend
ance $500. The score: r. H. E.
New York ....O10100O1O-3 6 3
Baltimore .......0 O0O4O0O4-S 9 l
Batteries: Seymour and Warner:
Corbett and Bowerman. Umpires O"Day
and Mcdonald: time 2:3T.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-07-02
Boston 9, Brooklyn s.

Boston, June 30.-BOstOn won another
game in the ninth inning today from
Brooklyn, although their team is in q
rather broken up condition. klObedanZ
split a finger in the morning practice.
Yeager broke a bone in his left hand
and will not be able to play ball for
two or three weeks. Attendance 4,500.
The score: R. H. Z.
Boston ..........14OO20OO2-9 IS 4
Brooklyn ....4OO11OO2O-S 9 5
Batteries: Lewis and Yeager: Payne,
Dunn and Grim. Umpire Lynch: time
2.15
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-07-02
New North Carolina Postmasters.

Washington, June 30.-The following
fourth-Class pOStmasters were appoint
Ell for North Carolina: Benson, E. J.
u BOykin; Black Mountain, T. w.
Ingles: CandOr, j. G.. TOmlinsOn; Can
over c. r. Brady; Mount Gilead, II. II.
Scarboro; Taylorsville, A. NJ. Mathe-
son; Walnut Cove, w. J. MOrefieId;
Wards Mill, J. o.. Little; Westfield, w.
z Noelhlm-
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-07-02
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL.

New York, June 30.-Money on call firm
at lH2 per cent; last loan at Ia per
cent. closed offered at 1An112 per cent.
Prme mercantile paper sal per cent.
Sterling exchange dull and steady with
actual business in bankers bills at $4.S1d
S4.S1l4 for demand. and at $4.S5kn&4N5 for
sixty days. Posted rates ASH 81. S7ia
and A.SSu$iSS12. Commercial bills 81. S5l9.
Silver certificates 60l4 n60l2. Bar silver
6Ols. Mexican dollars Ala. Government
bonds firm; state bonds dull; railroad
bonds firm.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-07-02
NAVAL STORES.

New York-Rosin quiet: strained. COM
mon 10 good S1.12iea $40. Turpentine
quiet at 262. n21i.c.
CharleSton-Turpentine quiet: nothing
doing: quotations omitted. Rosin firm
sales none: strained common TO good
sl.25 10 $50 bid.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS firm at aiI,c:
sales l.653: receipts 1888. Rosin firm; sales
2.s29; receipts 4+>9. quote: a II c u $3.50:
r s1.35: + 81 20: q N.55: $l.60: | sl.65: X
$40; N $50; y Sl.95: w q S2.I5; w w
- 60
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-07-02
DIR. Gibson Elected Bishop.

Richmond, Va. June 30.-The Epis-
copal council Of the diocese Of Nir-
ginia. in session here today. elected
Rev. Or. Robert Gibson. of Christ
church. Cincinnati, bishop c%oadjutor
with the right OF succession. 10 fill the
vacancy caused by the death OF Bishop
John II. Newton. Dr. Gibson is "A ma
tive Of Petersburg and a son OF the
late Rev. Dr. Churchill Gibson, Of that
city.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-07-02
GRAIN. PROVISIONS EFT,

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
quiet: No , yellow corn 2ia4 n25c; No. ,
spring wheat. 692sc; No. 3 spring wheat,
G7c: No. > red. 6.5sc: No ? corn 24.sc; No.
, oats, TIC: No. > white. Z. 0. b.. 21I22S4c;
No. 3 white. :. o. b.. 2042ltZc: mess pork.
per Dbl. $7.5o0$7.j5; lard, per 100 lbs. $IG9;
short ribs sides, loose, A-35T A.65; dry
saIted shoulders. boxed. 44H5c: short
clear sides. boxed, 424u4Isc: whiskey, dis
tillers' finished goods, per gal, $l19.
New York. June 30.-Flour firm, buyers
holding off for further concessions; winter
patents S4.30ds4.65.
Wheat-Spot weak; No. l northern, New
York 16a4c afioat: No. l northern. Duluth.
7s%sc afoat. Options opened weak, under
bearish crop news and lower cables, ruled
generally weak all day, influenced by
liquidation Of July and considerable short
selling, closed ScGfsc net lower, No l
red, June closed at 15.sc; July lfhsI .oisc.
closed at 741sc; September 7osGs0 l3-l6c.
closed at 901.c-
Corn-Spot weak: No. 2. 2s2sc afioat:
23Ac elevator. Options opened steady
but sold of under favorable crop
prospects Of lower rates west and
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-07-02
Owner OF Mysterious yaIise Found.

New York, June 30.-The owner OF
the valise found in the northern part
OF the city on Monday. and which con-
tanned wearing apparel and a piece OF
wrapping paper marked "Emporia. Viz
ginia.' was found today. The valise
had no connection with the Gulden-
suppe muredr. =
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-07-02
Cleveland II. PittSburg 3.

Cleveland, June 30.-Powell proved
very effective today. During the first
eight innings the visitors got no more
than one hit in a single inning. In
the ninth the Pittsburgs made -four
hits, which, combined with three err
rors by the Indians, gave the visitors
three runs. Tannehill was batted free
ly by the home team. Attendance 1000.
The score: r. H. E.
Cleveland ......3 o 3 0 2 Of 10 4
Pittsburg ......O 0OO0O003- 9 5
Batteries: Powell and Criger; Tame
hill and Sugden. Umpire McGinty;
time 2:2G.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-07-02
ST. Louis 0. Cincinnati 3.

st. Louis, June 30.-Breitenstein
pitched in great form today and retired
the Browns without a run allowing
them only three hits. Donahue was
effective also. The game abOunded in
pretty fielding plays. Attendance $500
The score: R. H. z.
ST. Louis ........O OOOOOOOO- 3 0
Cincinnati ......O O1OOO2OOE3 : 0
Batteries: DOnahue and Murphy;
Breitenstein and Pietz. Umpire Hurst;
time lao.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-07-02
Cotton Futures.
Especial to The Messenger.)

tSBtIldI ~ -
New York, June 3O.-The local bears
were again taking their medicine In the
cotton market today. Private crop ac-
counts as a rule continued favorable, but
the general fear of a serious dry spell
in the south has made operators anxious
to close existing short lines and are ex.
tremely timid about making fresh ones.
The spot demand is still good and serves
to encourage those who think we shall
have higher prices. Liverpool this morn
ing was ~ to 2 points higher. The dis
patch was a disappointment and our
market opened slightly lower. After a
temporary XXI the failure of the
weather report to show a general rain
encouraged fresh buying and prices ad-
vanced sharply. Under fresh selling for
the south most Of the advance was lost
later in the day and the market closed
steady at about last nights prices. Au-
gust opened at 7.23. declined to 30, adj
vanced to 7.3s, broke again 10 49, ana
closed at 7.23. While the sentiment con-
tinueS as bullish as at present sharp ad-
vances may occur. but unless there -
real drought We do not think they VIII
be lasting.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-07-02
RIORDAN & CO.


New York. June J0.-The Liverpool cot
ton market failed to make the looked for
response 10 the improvement shown by
our market yesterday and the first call
here showed q decline Of ! TO / points.
Following the opening call. however, a
hrner feeling prevailed on a demand to
cover shorts in anticipation Of the three
days holiday. prices advanced s TO 9
points from the lowest. On TINS rise,
there was quite n number oE outside buy
ing orders on the strength Of the statisti-
cal position. The market again turned
weak. as soon as outside support was
ii hdrawu. crop accounts during the
afternoon were quite generally favorable
and the prices sold off 1 10 8 points. The
market closed steady az net ? points adj
vance to / point decline.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-07-02
ATLANTIC

Professor H. L. King has a letter from
Major Dowd saying that 900 copies OF the
life of Senator Vance haye been sold.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-07-02
-
BONDS.
COTTON.

Liverpool, June 30.-Cotton-Spot. in
creased demand prices higher: American
fair 4 9-64d: good middling ( 9-32d; Ameri-
can middling 4 5-32d: low middIing 3 31-32d;
rood ordinary 3 21-32d; ordinary 3 3-32d.
The sales of the dnay were y. 900 bales. of
which 1000 were for speculation and ex.
ports. and included II. 400 American; re-
ceipts 1000 bales. including 5000 American.
Futures opened steady with a moderate
demand and closed steady at the advance.
American middling, low middling clause:
gust 4 5-64d, 4 6-64d buyers: August and
September f 2-6id. 4 Slid sellers: Septem-
Der and October 3 60-64d, 3 61-64d sellers;
October and November 3 55-64d buyers:
November and December 3 52-64d, 3 53-6id
sellers: December and January 3 51-64d
values; January and February 3 51-64d
values; February and March 3 51-G4d, 3
52-64d buyers: March and April , 52-6id, ;
53-64d sellers.
New York, June So.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding I 13-16c;: net receipts 12S; gross re-
to the continent SOC: forwarded sol; sales
1913; %spinners 1,163: stock 101 81.
Total today: Net receipts 646; exports
to Great Britain 1,063: to France /; to the
continent SOC: stock 2,641.
Consolidated: Net receipts 2,S03: exports
to Great Britain 5,911; to France Sill; to
the continent 1.197.
Total since September list: Net receipts
6, 1873, 100; exports to Great Britain 2.90i, o95:
to France SOC, 300; to the continent 2,1o2,-
500; to the channel 5,4S1.
COTTON futures clOStu steady StitS tE.tDD
bales: January 1.03; February G.01: March
I'll: July 7.34: August 1.33; September Cd;
October 100; November 6.96; December
6.99.
Spot cotton closed steady: middling :
13-16c: middling gulf s Lice; sales 1913
bales.
PORT RECEIPTS
Galveston-Firm at Z 9-16c; net receipts
81.
N~orfolk-Firm at 7a4c: net receipts 30.
OIninal at Sc; gross re-
ceipts $50.
Bo~ston-Steady at : 13-16c; net receipts
$50: gross receipts 1856.
Wilmington-Steady at 15sc.
Philadelphia-Firm at s Lice; net re-
ceipts "a.
Savannah-Steady at nc.
New Orleans-Firm at 7ssc; net receipts
231.
MobiIe-Nominal at 1&sc: net receipts /.
Memphis-Firm at 71ac: gross receipts q.
Augusta-Steady at 74c: net receipts %.
Charleston-Quiet at nc.
Cincinnati-Quiet at 1asc: net receipts
21S.
Louisville-Quiet at 112c.
ST. Louis-Firm at 75sc; net receipts %;
gross receipts 5?4.
H~ouston-Firm at 71ac; net receipts i3.
p1oxycyo>-C Erc
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-07-02
The LOCAL SCHOOL TAX.
THE ELECTION THEREON TO
COST AS MUCH AS THE TAN.

The Public Printers Over-Charges-Re.
QUESTION for State Guard for Next Year.
Civilizations of Trees in the Capitol
Grounds The Baptist Fight Against
State Aid to Higher Education-RaiIwsy
Commission in S~ession-Next Report of
Labor Commissioner.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-12-02
SUD:

Jlanhreau D. 8lhorb:ittn
an Den b'siile, RfQ;.rur1s Sn oioner,
Stnlsn itys'ieu ,uItia ucron. Dos
cfil'te @sbduNe. 100 bel so SUB, mil
siuem Jliinsl SO BEL So 5ub, 70 lhes
als Spelieinal unb Wphaura Der Nnas
fslten benust rperben iol, it nnhe uois
ltnee'. Guh uas 5%unoam.nt fir ben
auabers Sdfaiiaal, l42 bel AZ SUB, 1T
ftrtiasetsut uno mi. ben O,erbau be
sonnen uoroen. Sammttits 9etdulih
te,ten msroen bon Badteinen errrihtet
uao nit slsclriItsr 0sleuttung, Wai
ie,meriipItem uno Sep:ra9e ueriebsn
pprben. Die @eiammtfoItsn nsroen
dui iiber $4,000 ueranihlaat.
9eabwooo. - 8ertreter elmer
st. Eauler 5irma befinosn iih bier uno
rstmsn einen Genius Der snnsen Shwar.
ssn 9erse nui. sic wernen onraus Elm
Iore6bud us,itnHsn, wsIt,s ale Mi.
%isusuertbsn 9atsu iibsr hieie in'erefani'
8s9sno enibalten miro.
Brilliant. - 70. .. 5aunoera
BON bier liss aui elmer 'giuer Iarmsn,
isds Wslten psalih uou bier. siuen ar
tslilheu Brunren bohrsn. Sn cine,
3jsis o 500 SUB itieS mon OFF ELM
sraisbiee G.nsle unb elm 9aHeritroh
ftsist 80 JuB ibsr bic Gree smpor
Domlt II bic 8%thnup'u1g Der Sod
usridnbiaeu" ,p,o rleat, bnB oas untsr
iroiihe 8ufsrbn'iu fih uidt meter als
Bis ~ BEN Big S,onesSssn eritrsdt uni
uuo oas ouf oieisr Seite Der Berae feline
Hieeenbsn Gue0en IN Der Eteie esfuaosr
merSen fonntsu. 3isie Gnibsdure IL
fir bieie @ss,no Don Der sr6stsn Blh
tistsit uns uniddeblrem Wertbe, ia
halo nIerortS artsfiihe Btuunen BIZ
Jeloer uno Nuen bepaiisrn uno beirah
ten, Die Bdhs nit Boisr ii0sn uno in
fo!ae oeii:n &essn uno 1bau ar3isb,r,
NIT einem Bort, Die 8essao fruhtbn,
MAIDEN tperbeu. llnc pns fir oielei
geun'p m6atit 1T. bns fam auh ii
ben ararsryenbsn Counties BON Wlnns
toto asfhehsn. Sc aisbt cine srcB
Nnsobl BON Glensn i'm gountp, weltl
BON 80 Biz 40 RUB t,sf finn. Die obis'
1T isooh bic erlte 3i'iq !e0e, welhe in
bisisr @sasuo aussbobrt iporoen 1T
u'saolb man ben fsrnereu 8erlauf mi
9roBem Sn,erefs osrfol1t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-12-02
@rnnbTorfs. Die Wdler

@rnntTorfs - Die Wdler
hfs starteS uno bee nbrNiihsn Winns'
ipin blstten ON Wuntcs h'er e,ne Con
fersns ob, lih iiser bic Meb'pte,,e ~
einlssr uuo esm .8ries" iib,r Die Yrsi
ie, melter in Der lss'en 3slt i'm @auge
mar, Elm Gnoe 40 mode. Obsle,t
iiber bic ii%ai.stiunosnn y rban oluussn
nod nitts OH Die GtHnfittrit ssfom
men III, 10 aln ubt mon ocb. hob elm
ustsreinfcmmen est,sftn tpurhe uno
eirs itaite @,bpbur9 DE Wsblpre'lss
ftofiuoen rpirc.
8ismorf. - 9ie pieritliabrlihs
8erihe,luue Der Siont'iduistloer fnne
ON Dlsnaaa ftait. Der &e'nmmibs
traa Der unite Die petihuosntn Counties
psrtheilteu Summe bsldni 'ih aui $685.
600, 10 baB au' !soes Or $4,000 Sbul'
timber sl.36 en!ialt.
0er eintn Gatarrb beilei MIL, niuB mi
benz Slut oniangeu. @opo's S%arlapartud
be,eitist Die urlade oieies llebels uno belt
Gatarrb baourt, oaB lie oaS blut reinl8t
6ooo's Yiaeu wrteu milse, aber rait
unc iidsr aui btr sbsr uue Den Raaen. s5'
Witliam 6port-Nontds DIOR
GEN fteute hfr Siaatson'ulit o1n GIN
mons gou J i'm 8ssi,tslsr DIT oen Nr'
trae aui 9usidSiehura Der a!aae. mel
DE aeaen Die Spsi iiberleb'neea onasSl,'
den W6rosr Der aomille Sp'cer, 5ranl
Blud Snpt uno Bsorss Defender, on
baugis asmat. worosu mar. Die ans
osrru crei Snoianer iiab befaHnt''h 81
Uiuiamsport selpnht mOrte,. Der
Nnlpolt Nrmitrona teariros,e 'einen
Nn'ra9 odmit, bob ss in Gnbsiraht oer
neul'hsn GuIteiouro hes Ohsraerihtes
in oem @oubet : Safe unmD9lih ieir
wiros, bic Shutb Der Nnaetloatsn nah
suwe,Ien. Samai i'd OIL p1upi5fu9en oeG
Sutisoiftien o,s 9eritt,s en- soaen bat
ten unb wabrihsinlIt ME suridfsbren
piroeu. Die bs,eer 9~sia1asuen nur
ben Wonin9 Rnhmiitaa IN 5reibsit ee.
Iest nno Der Obbut oss Sao,Gnsraaen'
!en, Wolor @romiis, iiberaeber. p'lhe'
lie nnb Der 90 We len oon her %entfsru
ten RelsrpltlOn brat'e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-12-02
0elo ~ berIetben.

SD babe eini9e 9auieno Dollars, nelde
Yripatperionen Sehbren, aui bebautsS 5arms
e,9entbum Az perleiben. 8Dnnt ibr er'
wlnitte Siherbeit 9eben. oann miro ss
lid end lobnen, Su mir ~ fommen, bepor
ihr ionItno eine Mnleihe maht.
49.li y. y. q o a n.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-12-02
Sre3icuer WcrfHi,t
(Nm alien Wads's Vloe,)

- 5nrmen in l,0sm 9ouutp IN zen
norbpsillher Staoten ton 50 90 our
pdrts, cult'ritt urh n;ht cultlplrt, YsaT
iraae nod bel SocptioH & Stub
{ T. un,sr Ger G,itsr Nniioralbou' %
~. Gtcnh
~ Gs 8. q Wtre Gi3drr.N
Go. bat ihre Commercial Nouait' $50
sarre oui ZEN Wa,it erbrati. Ben Ole
Ion Rdubsrn n,rb le fir nu4geS"t1.'
aeto!len. 8sriutt oisie.bs uno lre 'pno
eu& SeioQen, 80 Ia
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WorosIafota.

SEEDS. = Sn Der 9isntaa Naht
orona Elm Hduber in ben hisiiaen @reai
Hortpsrn 8abnbof. tpedte ben Nsenten s.
& SobniOn, welder in isinsmBeite ihlisi
uno ftobl NIT porssbultenem Rsuolusr
osiisn 3aitenbuh nit $76. mslb's un.
tee benz 8opififien lag; b,erauf befubl
er ibm, nahosm er Elm 2ibt anassiinbst,
Die Sole. in melber ih $1,000 be.
funosr, 81 6fnen. @dbrenb Sohnion
oas SdloB gu 6ffnsn psriudte, sslona
ss Inn, oas 2iht ausSul0ltsn. mornui
er iih auf ben Booen leate, isiuen eiaes
men Rspoluer trsr,ff uuo auf ben &du,
Der ido6; es eriolats barn Elm 9uel IN
Der 9unfelbelt, bel weldsm flint ShuB
gemehls!t uuo SOhnion ms Bein sss
'1pl1er nurbe. wohreuo 70 pl,l man
nels, Der &duter nit Dem 9aihsnbuh
uup5rlest snifam. Sobnion b,finbsl
iib i'm 81. Gufe's Soipital in @rnrb
Sorts in Bsbanoluns. 9er Rdubsr
NOR masfirt.
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Die GauptteuersabIer

Hattehenoe TdbsIe snthdlt oaS
8srseidniB isner Namen. oeren 1rdaer
in Stsarns gountp an Ysrionalteueru
% unb oariiber ~betraaen:
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gu u%erfaufem.

@eseu Serlequr9 Der Nchnar9 merle 't
meme ,tpiiten Hitnlouo mo Ct 9tl.t'u
aele9ene, 410 Nder aroBe Jarln, por ocntl
no Nier inter YilI9. IS Nter Nteienlauts
aeniaeno Suiehiano uro Der &elt Slebucloe
fir so bis 80 Sind %leb inter lebr auuthur
barren Betir9ungen oeriauien. gle 64rm
1T als ausaeie,huete Stod. uno Neiieulaym
b~efannt. Nebltoem p%erfaufe th 800 Ader,
bic IL Meile ppn Htdmono lleger; ierUty
10 Cots in Hlh mono mo 40 Alder III SCct
Is, Z. 124, ii rs. Ner blur9es uno quite
2ano iaufen nil, penfe iid on
u. Z Saousr,
48-ba. Hldmono, SttarlS o.. Nttnn.
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gnoerl n.-0sr @lepatsr her bic.
fisen &cpal gleuator 60, fiji 9ieutos
lommi $4,000 Buibel Wsi3fn ben Jlam4
men sum Opisr, Der Werlua wirp aui
SIC 900 ueraui4la9t.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-05-03
Otrzymuje order.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, 2 Maja.
Kr6l wloski nada} order byle-
mu pos}owi ameryka1skiemu
W Rzymie, Williamowi Potter,
kt6ry byl pos}em "a prezyden,
ia Harrisona. Jest to order
sw. Maurycego i Lazarza, zalo.
zony W r. 1434 przez ksiecia sa'
baudzkiego Amadeusza VIII;
dorsczy 60 AMBASSADOR wioski
baron Fava W Westinghouse i
generalny konsul w}oski W
Philadelphi, Lucca. Potter by1
poslsm pred i po znanej a.
wanturze W New Orleans, ale
umial taktownem zachowaniem
sic zasluayc i ma uznanie kr6la
i zanfanie narodu wloskiego.