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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-02-04
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Gonieren5-S ertdt Oe5 Stnatss mo In
terbnu5 2lu8iduiies %angenOmmeIt, net
der ben 3wed bat, Die GlnUnnperIn9
III bel6ranteu. IS lit Oteier @eieBent.
wuri ein 10 iniame3 Niuhperf, baB
MAJ es nllgemejn cine ,rooifnle WtuB
reQel" neunt. 0oS ueue @eieb beitimmt,
ooB nlBer oen burh irii1ere Yeitim,
mlll0en BON Der Gimuntoerul0 nud
BEN Sereinigteu Stnnten 2lus9e
i0lpiieueu uub ujht l0uoen pilrien.
9eute, ole mebr ais l6 Sabre ait limo,
ober Die Sprnhe Tires 9anoe8 nidyt le
ieu mo i6reibeu tOunen Ou3 i6lieBt III
9euti6lauo 9eborene 6rOn5Oieu, Qdnen
mto 4olen aus, melde oe3 Ieuti6en
ni6t mddtig iinO, iowje aud idmmtliz
DE 9eutib 3iuiien. Die mebr ais 30
Sabre ulten @lteru poer @roBeltern Ell
mes oes 9elens uno Sdreibens funoi-
gen G%imuanoerers, oiirien, audi lueltll
lie Die &enntniB entbebren, ~Su0elniien
iueroen. Ibeile Der &erinliuu0 Der Der.
Stoaten GO bis % gSorte) ipQeu III
oen perl6ieoenen Sprn6en oui 3ettel
oeorrdt, oiele iOllen III etllelt &alten 0es
le0t uno BON BEN G%lnluanoern 0eSp0eu
iueroeu. Ser GiupauOerer muB Den ges
Su0enen 3ettel uorleien lno ulsoouu onS
@elelene nieoeri6reibeu. &nuu Der
Gin0eruunoertc oa3 ni6t, onru ipll er
ioiort aui Soften Der 9nmpii6iii ? @e.
ielllbnit, Die i'm nab BEN Ser. Stonten
brnhte, i'll ieine 9etmatb 5urilt 9einnot
iueroer.
Gill~0aiuouoerte, Welhe lbre Nbiid)t,
Si,r0er Der Ser. Stdnten at Weroen,
nod nift Dor eiuem GeridtsboIe CT
tlGrt baben, lplen bel Oiientli6en Or
beiten ni6t bcibditl9t weroen. 9lrd)
lpQ eS BON Seiten auoerer Nrbett9eber
m9eieBli6 iein, 9euie 81 bei6Gittgen,
welfe nibt Siir9er pleIes 9Nloes lperz
ben upllen, iOnoern ntr BON Belt 81
Belt bierber fomnren, I'M Nrbeiten III
uerrihten. (Iieler Nbihnitt beiiebt
lid aii GAMBLER, luelbe iIber Die 8reu.
&c tummren, bier @elo perbjenen umb
9l6enos, uoer am Guoe Der @phe mad,
6auie oebeu, pbue bier Steuern III sob.
fem. Nusgeuumnet lino bon Oieiell
Seitimmungen Seelente uno SNbube.
ante. 9eute, luelde oieien 8eitimmmt.
gen Suuioer bnnoell, ioaen mn @elc
bts III $500, ooer nit @eidngniB bis ~
einem Sabre beitrnit uuo oes 9ouoea
uerujeien weroeu. Gem 6Inouimiuiiter
ioa IS 0eitattet iein, 6remoe juiulnNeu,
ami we(6e obi0e Seitimmum9eu 9(mutu.
oun0 iiloen wiirOen, ioll8 oieielbeu bier
cine neue Stunt pOer ein neue5 @elUerbt
(ebreu wolleu. Ginunnoerer BON &ubr
ip(en ourb oieieS @eieb nibt betroiier
lperoen.-Sp inuteu Die Seitimmun0cr
@enn man er,udgt, onB nur wenige Ell
rupGiide 9dnoer 10 uiele oea 9eieus mi
Shreibens m%tunoi9e Gi~n9eboreue oui
%iueiien, tpie Die Ser. Staaten, 10 erteuu
man oeutll6, bnB oieIes @eieb nlr De,
g(uSiluB oes TremoeubniieS lit. &e
i6rdntuns Der G%inluunOeruns lit better
3luet.
Die glbitimmun9 ilber oaS eleno
Ginwanberuuss9eleb lit oerart, bal
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-02-04

oes Nblrrells uno pes Geroerbeus fern,
10 lalt9e Die Meni6en mt ibrem Stre=
ben ulo 2Solen, ibrem Genfen uno Sins
nen genIdB, III Dem Sereide bes 9ene
tralll6tes bleIben. gSenn lie aber i'm
Ialiden YeluuBtiem ibrer Madt Ii6 iii.
terlteben, Die uerbdngniBuOQe Qiuie St
llberl6reiten, 10 iIbergeben lie lid ben
Sanben pes BORT berri6enoen 3eltgeiitss,
III luel6em aud Tie MN cen Srrli6tern
ua6rennen, bis lie ii1 lelblt AM Groe
cine trouri9e 3dul6un9 geIte6en miiiien.
@enn mir MN ben 3eitgeilt III ieileu
pieliah geitelIten &baien per9leiden
nit DEM objettiUen uno bleibenoen Gen
trim Der Snenbarun9, 70 l6eint ms
cine faIt ltetl9e Sppolitipn, Elm iteti9er,
mebr pber ipeni9er oiiener @loeripruh
5luilben oenlelben 5u berrl6eu. g8ober
oos? Metl Der Nes oes Srrtbunls Dem
Mtenl6en rpliger eri6eiut, ols Der 9e-
raoe, mlperbliimte g8e9 Der @abrbeit:
neil Der Srrtbum Don Inn ielblt eiSeu0t
miro, uno 10 Der Meni6 i'm iein eioen
llennt, meBbol6 CT cine unbei6rGntte
Siebe 81 lbm III ben Gag le9t. Zen
lelbIt er5engten Srrtbum fam Der
Nteni6 mad @uni1 mobeliren uno lei
nen 9tei9un9el mnpaiien, iUGbreub Die
@06rbeit ibut obieftiu entse9entrltt, ibm
unliebe 5%Oroerrngen nuierlegt unO Iit
III teiner @eiie duoern ldBt. Is miro
oaber Der uerniiniti9e Wteni6 Den jeoes-
muli8eu 3eit8eiit griiBen, i'm itets nit
&erOndt ani6nuelr, ii6, luem notbluen-
big, iiber benielben ~itellen, nm nitt ais
o9tnb leilrer 3et" elmer bltteren
3dli0urg nnbeim5uinllen.
g. OhueInnE
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-02-04

belize Yarteien feline G6re babel chile.
gen. Sir Die SUrlase itimmten l0l
&epiblifnrer, 20 9emofraten uno lilni
Eopulilten; ba9esen 80 Gepublifuuer
lto 80 9emofrnten bdtten Die Gepn6=
lttaner lid better 8ebaltel, bus Sin
ipanoernngS9eieB bate nidt sur g(n=
llabnle gelangen fDnnen. slld trGgt Die
belltld Yrelie S6ulo an oem Serbdn0
nib, mas Der %@iniuanoerung brObt. Die
oentlde Ginisteit lieB bait wieoer uiel
III luilnlden iibria.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-02-04

Cur Nasro!tung oer Gdu9 nisuh; IN
ter cen X nOuIehheeroen Ulu osr S'do,
Woi Ihuls.ts $25O,000 ausgebeH. en-
beoeulenoe Summe. dber u,tt "a ulel,
mean es selinst, Die araat9ciI nit @r.
f0lg Sl befdmpien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-02-04

,Gis srfe Shlaht." Sn Gb cnao
iiuc sbsn Die lssten Ssiten eirss Huhse
ssorudt UoIeen. oos i'm Serlaufs oie'
Ter RoGe iein @ribeiusn made
ui,b. 9asielue III oaourh ron be'on.
osrsm Sutsrsiie. ooB es Ii Der j Der
oss y aiiesntlbaits gauoiodtsn Bm. s
Bpm 1T. DIE @inleitung ees Wertes
bllost elm biolrapblihe Sfi5,e oes Iu
tors, bic BON 5rnu Brpan usriaBt 1T.
Gbnratteriltiit 1T, BOB ons Gr5'usnls
Brpan'ihen @siitss q y. 8lanb uon
WlNouri. General Slmss y. @eausr
Don Soma uro Ssnotor Senrp R. 9e0tr
Don @plornoo ais ben ,Sortampfs'n"
res Blmetauismus IN ibrsn reipett,uen
Bdrtsieu &C uiomst lit. Sc cir anp tel
b'siebt iih nuf bic brsi 9onusnte. nnl
osnen Serr Brpln rominirt wurbs. elu
aui Ole Dsfiu tio1 oes Bssriffes Bimes
talismus. Ieraer msilt Serr BIpan
auf bic Don Der uebsrmatt otr 1ruiis
orohenoe 9sfabr bin uno meiut. oersu
Ssrtreter uno Jreunoe wiiroen, uielfah
untswuBt, 81 isbr bel Der gsiesuns BON
Sts0en aner Nrt eic. beoor5ust uEo out
nab Der Grnennus fur Rlhter uno 81
amtenteusu f0unten oil ii5 Iouh unbe
idoltene 2eute iih niht BON benz iriiber.
rem Wbhdn Iist 'tsu'rbiltniB. insem lie
~ FRUITS ssftanbsn, 9eniiSeno frei ma
den.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-02-04

Del neue populinihe 8ouusrE6r uon
Sioontoio, Nnorsp q. Sc, III Der gr66ie
2ano; @I9snlbimsr II leluem Sicuie.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-02-04

osasu 1895 Su3suommen baben. Do
bic Stensr bteislbs atueisn II, 10 m'ro
olomh Der y psis estisfert. bob Dos
Bier Den Shunps lmmsr mebr Surid'
orGuat. Wos auh mob b%slouosrs eas
aus heruorssbt, ooB Ddbreuo Die iabr'
lids 8su6lfsruussSuuahme etpa Spei
Bro,snt tetrdst. Die Suunabme oss 8ier
uerbrauhS breImal. Die oes Shuapsuer.
brauds nur eInbalb NAL 10 sroB sepslsn
III.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-02-04

Der 2ssistatur BON Stlaboma bat Elm
Pfff fus einen @elesentmurf u%nierbrel'
let. nod benz bort e,n Satr long fein
Weuid sur 2abluns ieiner Sduloen &C..
;muusen lueroen olrie. GIN oerarlisss
Beiss mare. sonS oba ieben c1uou. ous
es sssen bic Yerfufuus ueritleBe. cub
gong nnssbeuer ~eiufdlti9. IS wiiroe
zen Baufsn. neutrality-suspicious.,
l~rutseieli hai.en Il. {. NJ. ssitatten. iit
Elm san5es s lbr long aasr ibrsr fiuan
,,sQen Serblnollbtsiten 81 s%ntsispsr.
8as pdte oapen mobl bic 1Olse?
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-02-04

Not ebe has Slinoiier Staotsoter'
aeriht iiber bic BerfohurasmnBlsfsii
oss i~oaennnuteu 5lasaenseissss entlhle-
Den bat, bssinni UNI oasielbe in Der Sc
sislatur 5u Springfield Der aumpi
Bon remoira,iihsr Seite 1T ndmlib Der
Wioerruf Der befaunten Ntte bean!rost
porosa. welher Sufolae nldt alein an'
ben Dffenlih,n Shulen. ionoern auh
dui alien Observation-Disclosures I'm
Brairleitdate ndhreio Der 2ebritunosn
ole ameritan.ibe 5iosae ueben lou. Cut
idiecsu ssseu Die Iulbebaas oes plels
umariitsuen Ssisses limb nur Suei Gle
mente: Die Sabirs,te 2Obbp Der Jabnin
iutiabutanten uuo bic Witsltsoer Der
yNmericar B,otsctius AfOctation". sc.
INDICATE Rspubli'aner iuolsn einsn per
mitslHeeH Bss eiuitlaaen: lie uOasn
rdmlid bas @sisB 10 am.aolren. DAB
ous Ytipa'antlien-alio auh ole To-
ibolliten uno iutberiibsu 9Imelnoelhu
isr-oou BEN islben ausserommen p!r'
osn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-02-04

Der entsiltisen Shasuna ors Nd r
bau. Departments SufOlae bat Die sBs,
5snernte oes Slbres 1895 in ben Der.
,,nis,sn Staaten etuas mebr als Az
100000 Duihsl bstrasen. @s Ibdlt oas
jmliden ben p,iuaten Shisuuaea, Die
,wt'ten 406 O0O 900 uuo 100000, 900
ltmanften, beinahe bic Wtttte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-02-04

Bsmsrisrswerib IL bic 1botiads. bos
I'M rsI lCfsusu Sabre bic 9uuoes Gin.
nabmsn uon Srapiwein MIR UNI Elm Bro
sent, Die pon Bier aber mn is&S Hrojeut
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-02-04

sic atbsitsn p1no in 5ano. bic Stn'
sus i'm 8apitul. bic 2ossnpreiie i'm Gan.
be unb bic S%uiursenlen in Cuba. go
louas Der @orsrss IN Jetisn mar, Bile
len DIE Suuta.O tsane bic Yan 5'ote.
BON 8ubmes.1 baten uao iies,e'hsn
Stiahtsu ani@uta b0rte man gar uicrta.
SsBt nbsr. on ole & prdientantsu in &a
Nnlnston pleeer piel in natioualsm WInc
MAIDEN, bic amerifaniite Brsiie DIeoer
ore 0Htnll,de Guimertlamfeit llsber Out
Die Rrieasautb i'm Nuslon> ale anf bic
Armsnnolb i'm eiseuen @sb,sts hinlentt,
fIasn iih bic Spalten Der 8ldtter audi
u,ecsr NIT e~rloseuen 8rissss uno Sic
ses.Bulstirs upn Der Berle Der Until, n.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-02-04


jwilhen ben p,iuateu Shisuuaen, Die
,utiten 406, 100000 uuo 100000 900
ltwanften, beinahe bic Wttte.
Qaut 8eritt Der 9ommifion fir
Smiihenitaatl,bsn Bsrtsbr bstrusen i'm
lesien 8sdnunssiahr Die seiammtsr
Bruitosinuabmen Der @lienblbnen ST.
l23.649.562. Nn D,uiosubsn purosn
stuas rusuiser ais 55 Wtl,oneu Dol
lars aasbsSdblt. @%auitaliR,rt liao DE
y ~Ieubabuen %Suiammsn nit ulertouieno
bis ilnftauieno Mil,oueu TcQars.
Nui orei 8,eriel Der Characterization
hub I'M lsstsn Sabre ieine Diu,oeubsn
beSdblt uOrosn. 9aS ser,nge Bsrbdlt.
u,6 Der Giuicsnbsn Sum auaelealen 50.
plial srildrt ii4 uoal sunddf olraus,
oaS Die Niiien Der meiltsu 6 ,ieubab,ae
isqi1aften unueubdmt ruerwdfsrt" iiuo
Bon ben 256 Hdhfolgern beS bell.
Yetrus ouf benz pdpilihsn Stuble wa
rem ni&t uen,ser OILS 40 Wttslisoer bee
OrbenS oes bl. Bsneo,ft. mas aeuiB EN-,
isbr bsmeriensmsrib, Thaiiuhs 1T. D.,
erfte Sobn bes bell. Bsnsoift. Dec GU
ben pdpiliheu 1bron erbobsn maro',
mar Bsnsoiit l.. I'm Sabre 573. lluisl
Der Slhl oieier Pipfte beaeansn mir be-
ritm,fn Namen ipie sirem Or ben
Src6sn. galirtus ii bell. Yster Cole
a,nus. Snncceut III. uuo w.. SEQ III
uno @resOr VII. Nial ueuissr of
% 16pfte aus benz 8susoiitiueroroeT
finb beilio uno IA ielio osiprO&eu NOS
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-02-04

BraIiosnt 0leuei1no niro uon ieiaem
@r'cu!tu Gstts absrmd's Den bsiisn g.
orauh NADER, lCeun IS iib 6epoh b.
Iet. onB ct o,s IN 0oute oss Gcrar + P
bers,ts anseaomnsns gnDancayu0Qs
BID mil Se'uem 80 telegen Djro. Il
O,es "a t5un, iOu Ct aul ale sale ct.
lhlOiiea fem.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-02-04

Wauamnter asnentt Gus 9antbarlsit,
neil iein Sriha'l In Gem iiuaiten sroB'n
YbilaosIrbrer Srano Dor Dem uuteraons
bepabrt blleb. ben Brestp'eriansrn sInt
8uhe 81 bnuen. Ssihaoter mars, e.
ihsrits eas oailr tsit,mnte @slb ben
Srmeu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-02-04

Shul superintendent SoneS BON
Gtsuslauo iritt IN pffsueuYrlsisn fur b.,
Supsriori'dt css ceuIid.n Sbulpsisus
nuo fir ole YOribsile Elm, melh, oel
untsrridt in osr osutidtn Sprohs IN
unieren pfsaillhen Stulsu setpdbrt.
Sur elusn Sgd. am;r,iansr elm ebrsn'
baitss Nuiireisn!
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-07
A Word for the Hawk.

Gotham, Va, October 6. 1897.
To the Editor of the Dispatch:
/ notice in the Dispatch under date OF
October 80 a communication signed y.
Y. u. in regard TO our game laws, and IN
response TO one by Mr.. Polk Miller The
Initials are supposed TO represent proml-
nent physician of Essex county. Every
body knows Mr.. MiTer. The gentleman
from Essex claims that hawks nave
killed more birds than real sportsman
would have bagged." Mr.. Miller agrees
with the Doctor that hawks are much
more destructive than the sportsman,
and suggests that 'Our Legislature should
make It obligatory upon the board OF
supervisors Of every county 10 pay Tor
the scalps of hawks and foxes too" IL
is very evident that our hawks and foxes
are looked upon as being decidedly PAD.
The Doctor and the comedian do not
stand alone i'm this matter, we are sorry
to state. and a certain class or men VINO
should be the first 10 clamor Tor theli
protection are up in arms longing for the
total humiliation of the hawk The
prejudice is largely due TO a lack OF dis
elimination" Is II not fact that the
owl and the hawk are the farmer
friend? How often are the services rem
dered to man misunderstood through igno-
rance. Birds OF prey the majority OF
which labor day and night to destroy the
enemies Of the husbandman, are perse-
cuted increasingly. while that gigantic
brand the house at, is petted ana leu'
10 go forth at evcnt!de 10 spread destruc-
ton among the feathered tribe The
'hen hawk" so called. is a common bird
and a valuable one TO the farmer. ana
has been detected feeding on mice, snakes
frogs fish. grasshoppers, centipedes, spl-
ders crawfish, carthworms, snalls, spur
rels Ninety per cent Of It's food con
sists of injurious mammals and insects.
and hardly ] 1-2 per cent. of poultry ana
game. Such facts as these must co1-
vince intelligent persons not only. mat II
is folly TO destroy this valuable bird, but
that il should be everywhere fostered ana
protected. ,,.
well-known Ornithologist has made
the habits of the feathered tribe speclal
study. and regrets that legislative com
mittees who draft the game laws OF va
rious States have not better knoWledSe
of the life histories of raptorial plrds-
II is surprising. also that gun CLUBS
should be so far behind the times as 10
offer prizes to those who kill the greatest
number Of birds of prey, for in CLUBS OF
anv importance there must be naturalsts
whose counsel ought TO prevent such par
baritv That the beneficial species OF
hawks and owls will eventually be pro
tected there is not the slightest doubt
FOR when the farmer is convinced thar
they are his friends he will demand Their
protection. and already the leading asrl-
cultural papers and sportsmen's Journals
are deprecating their lndlscrlnlnate
slaughter. - T. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-07

dissolved in hot water and the moss re-
moved. skin may be treated by soak
Ing 1t in the solution, wringing out. dry
Ing, and resoaking TIL IL is Thoroughly
penetrated.
After the skin Is treated with brains
II must again be pulled. stretched.
kneaded. and rubbed until the fibre Is
loosened and every part becomes as
pliable as channels skin. IL two men arc
available they saw the hide back and
forth over the sharpened edge OF a
plank, or over a taut rope lariat or
twisted sinew as thick as ones finger.
Large and refractory hides may be-
softened by stretching them firmly on
elevated frames and dancing on them. It
is a hard job for one man to soften n
large hide. but he can accomplish II by
throwing the wet skin over convenient
limb. forming a loop al the other end.
passing stick through Il, and twisting
into a hard knott then, letting It dry,
resoaking. and repeating the operation.
The oftener a skin is wet and softened
the more pliable It becomes.
The final process Is smoking which
closes the pores, toughens the skin. gives
1t the desired color, and insures its dry
ing soft. AS smoke houses are not COM
mon IN the Wuderness, the SKIN IL mauo
its own house. A small hole is dug IN
the ground and a smudge started in IL.
Rotten wood may be used, but II par
ticuar shade OF yellow or brown be de-
sired some discrimination must be used
I'm selecting the fuel. Several small poles
are stuck around the hole and the skin
Is wrapped around them. somewhat Ike
a tepee, OF Indian lodge, the edges be-
ing sewed or skewered together to hold
the smoke. The fire must be merely q
smudge, as overheating would ruin tho
skin. Both sides are TO be smoked. al
ternately. the process being continued
for several days.
The skins OF antelope or any or tho
deer tribe are treated In the same way.
Antelope. deer. moose, and caribou
hides make good buckskin, but elk hides
are weak ana inferior material.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-07
A Remarkable Coincidence In the
Lives of Two Friends.

remarkable series of condolences
exist i'm the lives of Judge Wexford anu
pr Cameron. who delivered the addresses
in connection with the recent services III
honor of General Mercer.
Roth are natives Of Nirgima-Judse
Wexford. born at Fredericksburg on inc
banks of the Rappahannock; Dr. zane
ron. at Shepherdstown, on the banks OF
the Potomac. They entered the junior
GLASS of college on the same day IN Au-
gust 1915. and were graduated IN
The centennial class of Nassau Hall, June
"a 1917 Standing in those days was de-
termiued by the centesimal system, anu,
strange to say, that although they never
stood equal at any examination, yee tne men
anal average grade was the same, ana
two of the three honors then gwen AT
o"Dnencement were assigned to them.
nudge Wexford having the valedictory
and Or. Cameron the English salutatory
They Joined the American Wing Society.
founded by President Madison, who was
also a Virginian. DR.. Cameron delivered
The historical address at the centennlai
caIehration of the Wing Society in 1906
and Judge Wexford, as the representative
Cf the Wing Society delivered the al
drees before the literary societies OF the
caiiese in 1871. At the time of their
orad1ation they were both living IN
snntsylyania county, Va, the family OF
Indge Wellford's father residing al
T,re5ericksburg: that Of DIR. Camerons at
cbonceIlorsvile. places destined 10 De
scenes of two of the most important pat
AZ the Sesqui- celebration OF
the college these two lifelong frlends
and classmates marched side by Slue WI
tbe great torchlight procession with liner, IhelI
oi,ssna tes-twelVe in number. lheN
I've now participated in this most int
resting celebration, continuing TINS lois
and remarkable series of Condolences lh
their lives.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-07
RALEIGHs BUDGET.
A Charter Granted-The Drought
General NO1es.

RALEIGH. October 6.-(Special. )-Eight
thousand dollars worth of State paper Is
on the way here from Winston. where
J. C. l.. Harris, attorney, got IL from
Stewart Brothers, ex-public printers.
Auditor Aver says he directed Harris 10
institute claim and delivery proceedings
TO obtain 1t. -
The State is given until October 18th TO
file its answer in the Western Union tele-
graph message injunction case. which IS
to be heard before Judge S'monton. Judge
Purnell granted the extension or time.
IT will be the original answer TO the Dill
in equity.
The State grants a charter TO the An
Choir mills at Huntersville. Mecklenburg
county, with $4,000 capital and c. W.
Johnson, w. r. Holt. and j. 5. Spencer
incorporators. The mills will make cotton
and woolen goods
Superintendent Smith says there are
now 100 State convicts. or these 600 men
are picking cotton at the rate or sixty
bales a day. He says he does not reduce
his estimate of 5000 bales as the crop on
the State farms. Nine new convicts ar
rived yesterday, and go at once to the
farms.
Judge Dick, Of the Western Circuit
Court on whom an operation was lately
performed. is nearly well, and was really
able to hold court at Greensboro this
week. but Judge Purnell had been desig-
mated to relieve him.
Water is being hauled in many parts
of the State. 1t is sure that many mills,
&C.. will soon have to shut down unless
rain comes.
The Normal and Industrial College at
Greensboro. which begins its fall term
day after tomorrow. will have 400 stu
dents. all II can accommodate.
The revenue people have received notice
to at once visit every registered distll-
lery i'm this district.
Engineer Kinney, who was hurt In the
terrible and fatal railway collision at Har-
risburg last spring, will sue the Southern
for 10000.
The Biblical Recorder. State organ or
the Baptists, declares for an educational
qualification for voters.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-07
SCOTLAND NECK.
May Not he Postmaster-Put Stripes
on Them.

SCOTLAND NECK, N. c., october g.
Especial. lit now looks as II Collin An
thony may not be postmaster here after
all. He is now Acting County Commits
soner, and to hold the new appointment
as postmaster he would have to resign as
Commissioner The Republicans in the
county do not wish him 10 do that. The
plan now Is for Anthony's wife to be APP
pointed to the post-office here and then
he can hold on as County Commissioner
The County Commissioners, In session
this week, made heavy allowances for
paying accounts. They gave contract
for building a wire fence between Halifax
and Martin counties. The contract was
awarded TO the Page Noven-Wire Fence
Company of Adrian, Mich, at $lS7.30 per
mile for a distance OF nine or ten miles.
A little trouble came up at Halifax be-
tween the county authorities and the
penitentiary management. A number OF
persons convicted in the Criminal Court
last week were sentenced TO terms OF
thirty or sixty days In Jail, with the privi-
lege to the County Commissioners to hire
them out. Some of them were hired TO
the State farm near Halifax TO pick out
cotton. The managers Of the farm said
they could not take the prisoners unless
they would let them put striped clothes
on them. When the commissioners learn
ed that the jail-birds had been put into
striped clothes they ordered them back
to the county jail. The reason the peni-
Tertiary people desired TO put them In
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-07
En,poriu JOttinGs.

ENfPORIA. VA, october 6.-SSpeclai.1,U !,
The county Court of Greenesviile county
has adjourned for the october term. ~
thing Of public interest was transa pa eds,
Rev ]. r. Hutson. the popular baptlss
oveneeIist. has been conducting a series
Of meetings here since sunday, ana VIII
continue them for several days longer
the congregations are large and atten,
i've and il Is believed that much goou
rs been accomplished. Last night every
seot in the church was occupied.
Mr.. John Chaplin, Democratic candiS gaze
Coz the House OF Delegates, went TO Sus-
~. ,o~day TO meet the sovereigns to-mor-
row Hon. George p. Barham. Judge oil
The County Court, accompanied MI
Mrs w. r. Luke and her little SON. 20 OF
Snartanburg. S. c., are visiting MIS-
Iimke's mother, Mrs. T.. l.. Turner.
Ms 70 l.. Turner and Miss Mary
E,iien Turner returned from short WISH
20 Washington, ID. c., yesterday.
The bicycle meet here tomorrow pro-
,,,ises 10 be quite an interesting AFFAIR
Mrs MARY r. Warren. wife or Kew. +.
n Warren. formerly beloved pastor OF
the Baptist church here, is in town, Visit
10 her old friends.