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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-21
Trei DcrianOt an Mdnner.
Gin Wtann in Midisam entbeft Elm be.
merfenswertbes 0eilmittel fit
Werluit BON Strait.
'ErObtn perOen fret at atle berialot, Die baruit
id)rei6eu.

Carl s. 8olter bon .aalano3oO, mid, Sat na3
eincm jabrelangcn Sample aegen pic icelii6en uno :Dr=
perliden 2eiDen bon performer 0tanlbarfeit Oas rib=
tige Mittcl oefnnocn. lpelbcs Oas 9eioen beilt.
Gr beiuabrt bos @ebeinniB iorgfGlti9; a6er er III
miliu, cine Yrnbe Der Mieoi3in alien Ntdnneru ,u len.
ben, Die al irgeno elmer 6orm ~eei0le@tliber S0ipdde
leiOen, ais Solee BON iuqenoliGer llnipiIenbeit, iuie
por;citiecn @crluit oes @cOG@tpihts unb Der Strait,
iNipabem @ifsn. GrampfaOerbrit1 uno Nuss ebruna.
Gas Seiimittel bat cine bcionocrs nnqetcbme S8irfuno
BON 9Bdrnte unb i9eint unnitteIbar ~ t~ntrten, inoemn
ie MIR qe!uiinl6t piro. Sns Mittel beilte IRr. Htolfr
poaitdnoie ppn aa Den llcbeln uno 9eiocn, bic ron
iabrelauqeu Mibbrau6 Der n~aturlid1 feHociektcn
6ain't,oaen .~G:ersiibren. unO iOa in ieOert safe abiolut
superldife iein.
Sine 8it.e an DIR. Garl s. Malter, 146 Moi,,ie
Semple, &alan.a5oo, Mi6? bel Der Sic an9e6er, DaS
sic cine @robe iciues %s9silmitttls fir Mdiner .un.ls
idel, miro lofort c%riilt, umo feline 8eroiituno :rosJ0
lpel3er Nrt miro pun i0m a~eforoert ipcrOen. 81 bat
elm erOBes Snterefe Oaran, DaB Die 6unoe BON Dieleu
grobartiGen Seilmittel Derbreitet iuiro, uuO CT ocriens
bet nit Sprgialt Die YrObe i6er ptriieQclt in cir.m
purbaus eiuIa6el aSsadct, iOoab Der Gnlpiduoer feline
Snrdt Dor ltnbeanenlli0feit Ooer setanntpcrocn ~
babsn braubt.
seller maOen gststen, obns gsrsuq ii. ib.etben.
Bfsb1Smis ia, TO- tR
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-21
QnsebIid ourhsebran1tt.
Der Kaiiirer :. G. farley perfdwinoet uit6
smor, wie man nuthma6t, inter Riuter=
laHuuo eines beocnteneen Deficits.

Der auiirer bes &Geibergef6dfts bon
MQrt Bros, &c So, No. 246 Murfet Str,
S. s. 5arlep lit felt 9onnerit tag oerf6punz
Den uno omar angeblib nit 9interlafung
rines beoeutenOen MancO's in Der inn anz
hertralten 8aie.
SarleD DerlieB am SpnnerI tag M6enb
feline @o6nung i'm 9uufc go. 628 O9ben
Gpenue nno 1T ieitbem fpurlo3 oel=
i9nunOen. @inige Sage barauf tparbe
bon BOrf Bros. &c So. in Der
GENERALIZATION Die Nn3eigc BON Dem per=
f9punoenen &aiiirer gema9t unb mebrere
Setectibes tprr6en nit Der MuFfpiirunq bes
flii9tigen &aiIirers betraut. @ie bod bic
bon 6arleb entpenbete Sumne lit, bat 6isz
Der mod ni9t feitgeiteIt tperben t0nnen. Ser
8eri9tpunoene foG na9 ben Nnga6en 1einer
%eigenen @attin ipdbrerlb Der IeBten ,3eit EN-
GuBerit loderes 2e6en gefiibrt unb qroBe
Summen @elbes b%erausgdbt BADEN.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-21
Cine ei9eutbimlihe Se9rI6uno.

Cine ei9eutbimlihe 8e9ri6une.
Die SDbne bes btmmlii9en 8eides grill
ben fi6 gegenIeitig Bel 9%etpiiIen 9eleeenbeiz
ten nit Der Nnrebe: rMas md9t Oeine
2eber?" 3uerft mag uns biefes ld9erli9
borfpmmen, ipenn mir iebo9 Die Sadie ndber
betrd6ten, 10 finben mir, baB rs eigentli9
Ni6ts unbers ib ols uniere altdgli9e 8ez
g~riiBungsform rDie befinben sic fi9?" =
Die @6ine1en, nel9e f9on por mebr als
breibunoert Sabren in Der Gbemte, Malerei
unb enoeren @iheni9aften unb &iiniten
Die anberen 8Dlfer melt iiberfliigelten, puBz
ten re9t tpobl, baB algemetneS @pblbefin<
ben BON elmer nprmalen Sbdtigfeit Der 2eber
ubbdn9t uno baB Der gdn3e SDrper barunter
leiDet, tpenn bieies Organ trdge- ober ni9t
i'm @tanbe 1T, feline Sunftionen gu erfi1en.
9ieIes fanb AUDI Srau &atbarina Mbbibl
in Stem @pmerton, g., aus. @enannte
Srau f9reibt boriiber: 8pr 3tpei eSya6ren
tpurbe ib bon Der @elbIu9t befaGlen. SIT
bate otpei Ner3te, aber feirer fonnte mir
helfen. Q1e Mebi5in, tpel6e le mir gaben,
muBte i3 tuieber erbre6en, Sd 1itt f9redz
li9. @be i4 franf tpnrbe, tpog i9 iiber 200
Bflnb. : Sd magerte tpGbrenb meines
&runtieins gu einem Stelett db. 3pei 5laz
fGen Sprni's 4lpentrGuter 8lut6eleber iteQz
ten mid o0lig tpieber ber, mas i9 hermit
6e3euge. "-@elbfu6t 1T bic natiirli1e Splge
elmer erfrdntten2eber, Sorni's NlpentrGuterz
8lutbeleber bds natiirli6e Mittel, tpel9es
bus 8Gut reinigt, bic 2eber anipornt unb bic
Safe aus benz 8lut e~ntfernt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-21

Ger. SOeppen's Na3foGser
Na3 ldngeren l1nterbunblungen bat fi6
9err 8eorg 8rumber, Der Gigent6iimer Der
M%Iilpauteer u@ermania", ba3u entf6loKen,
ols Na3folger oes in 10 idber @eiIe bonn
Sooe ab6erufenen @hefrebafteurs, Serrn
@eor9 &oeppen, Elm Mitglieh bes0febattionss
itabes Der Seem 9orfer @taats3eitung, 9errn
s. SertbeG, gu ~engagiren, 9err Sert6eG
mar, ebe er fi6 Der Seem Oprter @taats5eiz
tung tpibmete, &eoafteur elmer beutI9en pro=
tetantii9en 3eitung in Netp Oort. ST nir5
feline neue StsIung an Der r@ermania" Nnz
fangs Mai antreten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-21
Staot Chicago.
sl1t a&ttsere SeSer!

9titf Der erifen Settle ftnSen trierc
2cfcr lit 9cmatter 9tuSfiiDrmng Die
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1tttS cite
elite Der @r6mtea, tpcI@e Siejeai=
ectt crBaItcn, Die imt @Oratts be=
saDIeit. 3tAc @r6uniem, feten fic
,tuts SaGer ODER &ilScr, fttS for9=
faltt9 ansse>uaDlt, 10 Dab lie tcoer
Sibliotbef, jeSem @cim 5atr SterSe
gcrei6en. SeSer 9toOnmcmt apito
es oa1er at feinent SortDeiIc fi't=
Se,1, Ste Cite .scmatt st Icfet tttS
I'D Smr0 &oramsbe5aDlnns eine
Der suertDnnacm Yr6nten az f1@ertt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-21
falidmanser perhaftet.
Gin ridtiser fang if Dem Detective Came
ron eelunoeu.

Sem Oetectib Cameron gelang IS SDnnta9
5pei 5ul19miinaer bingfeit gu MAIDEN, benen
CT felt qeraumer s3eit auf Der Spur getpeIel
ipar. Die 8erbufteten, 9enrD &aifer uno
Spbe @iletti, baden felt ldngerer Set DEN
2ebeebiftrict nit por5ii9li9 na6gemutaten
Is unb so GentszS tiiden iiberl6pemmt,
obne baB rs geIlngen mare, ibnen off bic
Spur 5u tommen. Sonntag eno(i3 fano
Cameron, Der nit Der Nufarbettung bes Sol
leg betrallt g~eipeIen mar, &aifer an Der gde
Der G1art unb 9orriIon StraBe nno na1E1
i'm na9 Der 6drriIonItruBenzS Station nit,
mp bel elmer Disqualification an Dem 8er~
6ufteten "a eefGl16te so gentzStiide unb IL
nabgemu9te % @entzStiide gefunben tpurz
ben. Mngeii9ts biefes acknowledgement 8e5
peismateriaIs bequemte &aiIer it9 gu eirten1
umfa7enben @eitdnbniB u1b CAB an, baB er
felt me6reren Wp9en Die Salifitate unterz
gebra9t babe, beitrttt iebo9 biefelben dnqez
fertigt gu baben. Die 9erfteQung Der Miin=
aen, bic iibrigens por5iigli9 ausgefiibrt tpa@
rem, bate 1einer Nngabe na9 Sobe Willettl
befor9t un0 5tpar 6utten fe hire Berttatt i'm
Simmer No. % bes @ebdubes No. 347
Glart GtraBe gebabt. DIS ie por einigea
Sagen merften, boB ibnen Die Poli3ei auf
Der Spur mar, 3eritDrten ie bic 5ormen uno
parfen ie in ben SluB.
Muf 9runb Diefes @eitGnOnifes tpuroe
tltr3e 3ett ipdter @iaetti in 9aft genommer.
9crielbe bate Sc naGgema6te 50 Gents
@tiide an iih unb beitdtigte, als er eineri
f9arfen 8reu3berbOr untertpprfen tpurbs,
bas @eitdnbniB feines &umpdns.
8aiier geb0rte flint Sabre lang Der BUR-
besarmee an unb arbeitete nuh feiner Gnt=
Iafung am 9rdinagecanal, tpo ct @ilet.i
tennen lernte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-21
Bon iBren eeiOeu erl0f.
frau 4ueuite Riek fturst, bon
Shwinoel befalIen, aus oem feniter.
Der Goo tritt aueenblidIih Elm. = Die Der
un9liidte NOR felt eili9er 6eit an DER
Grippe Ic,oeno eepefen. - Sic errcihte
ein alter pom nahe3u 90 Jabren.

Surb einen Stur3 aus benz 6enIter fanb
Die nabe5u Sc SABRE olte Sruu Nuguite GieB,
GO. 449 Nfblanb 8ouleoarb, 6re;tag Mor-
gen gu friiber @tunbe i6ren Sob.
Sic mar felt langer 3eit nit elmer T6mer5=
baften &rantbeit bebaftet rnb in ben leBten
3agen 6utte ft9 gu ibrem2eiben audi mod bic
@rippe sefe1t.
Sbre 6unilienangeb0rigen 6atten bic Sc
mertung 9ema6t, baB i6re @eiitestrdfte gez
litten batten, urb eineNdrterin mar ba6er en-
gagirt tporben, UNI INNER in i6rer NGbe al
fem. Die &rdnfe i9ten 9onnertug Nbcaf
febr nieOergei6lagen gu iein uno Die MGrtez
rin %berboppelte i6re NufmerfIdmfe;t, Bis elmo
UNI 2 nbr 30 W1inuten geitern Morgen Sruu
3ieb rubig gu Iblufen fdien. I'm Oteie 3eit
berlieb Die @Grterin Ie fir einen Nugenbltd.
Sic Bate faum bas Simmer bss 0ienltmdb=
4ens erreicbt, als tie b0rte, baB in 5rau Rieb'
Sdlaf5immer Elm Seniter g%eOffnet purbe.
Sic elite 3uriid, fano jebo9 Oas 3immer leer
unb bDrte balb eritidte Geuf5er BON uuBen.
SSn GROCER @ile lief bic tDbtli6 erI@rodene
Wdrterin bic Sreppe binuntsr unb fanb Die
Patientin auf Dem iteinerneng eitentpeg, mel
9er bas 9aus umgiebt. Or. Sberz
man tpuroe berbsigerufen, bod tonnts
er ii ben SOB Der 6rau con1tatiren.
Qu9uit Rteb, Der @atte Der 8eritor5enen,
lit Elm 9olabdnbler, Der fi9 bonn @eI9Gft auz
riidge5ogen bat. @r 6eidB einen 9ol5bof an
Der gde Der Central Yarf Npe. unb 8lopm=
i1goale &oab, pel4er iebt BON Ieinen beiben
SObnen unter Dem Sirmennauen 8. C u.
&ieb betrieben nirb.
Die 5amilie Der 8ertprbenen lit ber Mnz
ii3t, baB bieielbe an bas 5enfter cling, UNI
frtlhe 2uft 5u i4Opfen, nobel iie in eineul
SAtptnbelanfaI aus benz Sen1ter Itiir3te.
Die @erItorbene, cine seborene 8rano,
ipurbe am II. Stunt 1881 in Gutenberg in
So91enz4ltenburg geboren. Sbren Sob be-
trouern duBer ibrem @atten nod bier @0bne,
0eurp, Nler, &uguit rnb 9arrD 8ieB, 1ofpie
bret SO9ter Srau emma Mattbei, sSra1
@liiobetb &abmenOp uno Srau Son Gprin=
ger, Die in &anfas Gitp an1Gftg 1inb. 3raa
&teb, Die in beutf9en &reiIen aQgemein be-
fannt uno beliebt mar, eeb0rte friber Dem
@oneorolqz9 amen4pr an.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-21
Wenn oas Kleine Sahnr.

70 periGumt lidt, bas alte uno wobl erprobte
6ilfslnittel fir bos .3abneu Der Sinber,
meuber. @r berllbi9t bqs &iub, er,pei6t bas
3abnfeiI9, beleitlet ale 6dmer;ell, furirt
Wiiiofolif ulb lit bos bette Mittel ge9el
Diarrboe. SInfunbswanais Gents bic 6lal8e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-21
1rr ~gmnr11Dfrrunn.

unfsrarabt Bic gei3.nGbeit S%erariitfct ben @eifE
ertnerst nno fti6rf Su oor5eifiaem 8erfaa.? 9ebit
9n. wiese ss f9 9ebDrt? 2crne DID lslolt ts at fis
ftrebe nabS lttomnle nbeit uno.D II bait oen S1lunel
Scr SmseltcfremnS" lit eim dIBerlt intsrel-
fantes, lebrreibes, meoisinildes SSert, en- SSeg-
ipeiier i'll 9efunoen itnD ~tranfet Sa9elt' sln pltt,
Wit lonten oieies iberaus %niislide Bud lelen. -
@irO naA Gmpions BON 25 Gents II Sriefilgtltm
asihtpSlcm ~peridnDf. 9IoOreiiire: Private Cllnlc
d Dispensary, % W.. 18th st., New YORK, y. 4.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-21

rnIere gorrefPOnoenten uno 4sentsn
beiu9en Die folgenDen 5tautsn:
9err 9auI Srie6el Die Staaten Sotuu unb
MinneIota.
9err Jreb S9erf ben Staut @tsconfin
unb Die nOrbIi9e 9aIbinIet oon Mi6taun.
5err 9enrb @9aaI ben Stat Sn0iuna.
9err 4bplf @erner ben Stat Seras.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-21

Ea9 ~beTonbsrer 1eDereintunft bat bic
Germun Qmeriean BubliIbing SO. in Cos
0ngeles, @aIif., unfere 8ertretung fir ge@
ndnnte Stabt unb @iib@@ aIifOrnien ii6erz
nonlmsn unb finb berra Gertreter beredtiat,
@b0nnementsgelber au tolIettiren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-21
1noeld0erer StoN.
Gin olterreihiider Off5ier iud7t
Dome lit oen Shatten 5u teuen.
edieBprOben lit Singers Yart.

StaniIas oe Korwin Sarnedi, premters
lieutenant i'm Senbereer Z. uhIaner=
Regiment, iudt ole Grfneune oes Chr
caeoers Kafnpir 5eeIcr1 su perpollfom,nz
men. = Gnoe ll1ai perocn an eincm
Pierce Ole Icbten Dcriudle aneefteat
weroen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-21

.,GaIDatOr"" Tito nSairii0".
Hetne WaIsbtere, 9cbrattt pom scr
GOnr. seipp SreUg. Co., ffnS 1tcr=
NIT beitetts eutpfoDlet. ST. G4aidoc,t
1ttto S6Hcrn 5t babem. telephone
80. $780, 8OttLim9 9eptnt. 80. 500.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-18
CUBAN QUESTION.
Time Devoted to 1t by the Fedora
tiOm of Labor.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. 1.-THE
Cuban question took up good portion
of the time of the American Federation
of Labor today. At the morning session
a resolution was introduced declaring
that the United States should recog-
nize the independence of the island.
and a substitute was offered. Then
motion was made to lay the whole
matter on the table, and a vote on this
was taken just before the noon add
tournment The vote, when the dele
gates reassembled, was announced as
1854 for and 1894 against laying the
Cuban matter on the table. The ques-
ton of the substitute offered by Mr..
Tobin, declaring that Cuba should
have Industrial freedom from which
1t will receive political freedom" was
then called for and brought before the
convention. The vote was taken, and
the substitute was lost. c.. II. Warner
made motion reiteratlng the position
taken at Cincinnati. which was voted
on and carried, and the Cuban matter
ended.
The federation adopted a resolution
demanding an amendment to the con-
stItution Of the United States deprlving
the supreme court of the United States
and supreme courts OF states Of power
to set aside laws made by the people.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-18
A SINGULAR PRED1CAMENT.

Directly in line with the investigation
the G 10 be has been making into the
startling increase in the expense of our
state institutions, and conf1rmatory OF
it's prediction that the next legislature
will have to face deficits in their ap-
preparations, comes the meeting of the
trustees Of the insane hospitals to solve
the puzzle set before them by Secretary
Hart of how to avoid a deficit that, on
the present scale of expenditures, he
says, will amount to $4,000 The fiscal
year of our state begins on Aug. L.
We have the extraordinary spectacle
Of the trustees Of the hospitals meet
ing at the opening of the second quar-
ter Of that year to devise ways and
means for preventing a deficiency OF
100000 during the remaining three
quarters. This condition supplements
and harmonizes with the condition Of
the revenue fund Of the treasury, which
showed a deficiency Of $4,000 at the
end Of the first quarter Of the year.
Since the fiscal year we have had re-
ports Of the investigation being made
under the law Of 1897, into the number
Of inmates Of these hospitals who are
not properly chargeabIe upon the state.
We have been told Of the number that
Rave been found who belonged to and
were sent to other states and of the
reduction Of expense thus brought
about. And yet the appropriations for
this fiscal year are less than the eA-
penses, by what we may accept as an
under rather than an oYer-estimate, in
the sum Of $780, 600. The appropriation
for each Of the years 1S9S-99, for the
support of the hospitals, exclusive Of
buildings, repairs and improvements.
Is $516 400. If this sum is insufficient
by the amount estimated by Secretary
Hart, the cost Of support for the fiscal
year 1898 will be $646, AGO. or $1O3, 900
more than in 1885, which, as we show
ed, was twice the average for the pre-
ceding fifteen years.
1t is claimed that the legislature did
not allow for the increase, which is
said to be per cent compounded an
nually. The number of inmates report
ed in the three hospitals on Sept. 30,
this year. is 3,O71. At the stated aver
age cost of 1925 per week or, say $17O
a year, their support would cost $522,-
900 or 5000 more than the appropria-
ton. leaving $124,000 of this deficit to
be otherwise explained. Again Il is en-
planned that the appropriation was
based on an estimate of 1900 inmates,
but the appropriation for 1898, $516, OOU,
at s17o a year. per inmate, will support
for year 3,035 inmates or thirty-slx
less than were cared for on Sept. 80.
The support Of these thirty-six will
hardly account for the anticipated de-
ficiency. There is a provision in the
law permitting appropriations for one
fund to be transferred to another; has
any Of the fund, for support been
transferred to the building or the re-
pairs and improvement funds?
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-18
"rHoU SHALT NOT STEAL"

The Milwaukee Sentinel refuses to
"call old notions fudge" and bend
its conscience to it's party's dealings
at the beck Of the administration of Its
party. Under the caption of "The
Wishes of Hawaii it says:
If it be true that q majority of the popu-
lation Of Hawaii Is opposed to annexation,
the annexationists ought to abandon their
cause. They ought to do this, even If the
better educated inhabitants of the islands,
Europeans and Americans. wish to be an
nexed. To allow the fate OF country to
be determined by the wishes Of minority
of its Inhabitants, even II this minority has
nearly all the education and most Of the
money, IS not the American way of doing
things. Even our anneXatonists will hardly
maintain that we want islands whose inhabi-
tants mostly prefer to be left to their own
devices.
1t is at present impossible to know whether
posed to annexation. Such evidence as has
been given-like the petition against annex
alton presented by Mr.. Hoar in the senate
indicates that there is such majority. The
evidence is at least strong enough TO make
one thing plain, namely, that it is not yet
certain that there is in Hawaii a majority
favorable to annexation Until this Is GER
tain no step toward annexation should be
taken This much will hardly be denied by
the annexaticnists.
When senators are being whipped
into line to support the annexation
scheme, called by severe stretch Of
truth treaty" because it Is IAN ad-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-18
PUPILS OF MISS RICHARDS.
Recital of PrOgramme-WeH Select
ed and Carefully Rendered.

The pupils recital. given under the d.
rectton Of Miss Richards. in Dyers hall, last
evening, was we'll attended and gave evil
dence Of the careful work Of the instructor.
1t is much more Just to speak Of such a
concert as O whole than to estimate the In
dividual work. as the pupils are not sup
posed to have attained as yet the dash and
brilliancy, the independence and interpretive
power Of mature artists. There was. how
ever, much evidence OF artistic possibilities.
The programme was we'll selected and care
fully rendered some of the numbers de-
manding more than ordinary skill for their
Interpretation. Following are the selections
given:
Concerto, G major first movement Mozart
Miss Elizabeth Burbank.
(a) "Allemand'' from trio No. ..... Haydn
(bj "Bereeuse," op:. go, No. II .strelezh
(c) Curious Story ....-...............H Heller
Miss Marcia Russell.
Polonaise-"P ...... ....... Chopin
Miss Nellie Starkweather.
Concerto, G minor andante, presto, al
Iegro, Virace. Northumberland endessohn
Miss Edith Mcmillan.
(a) 'Barcarolle," op. 80. No. -. Rubinstein
(bj 'Maedchen's Wunsch' .. Chopin Liszt
Miss Ella Funk.
(a) 'Impromptu," op. 142 ........... Schubert
OBJ "Aufschwung'' -. $500. Schumann
Miss Rose Nabersberg.
(a) 'Du Dist die Rub" 1900. .Schubert-Liszt
Oh 'Impromptu." op. % .............. Chopin
F. W. Krieger.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-18
THEY LACK EMPLOYMENT.
Mass Meeting of Wou1d-Be Workers
Yesterday Afternoon.


The organized unemployed held a
mass meeting yesterday afternoon to
listen to addresses delivered D. 4. Far
ads and F. r. Hays. Mr. Hays, the
first speaker, urged his listeners to or
ganize cooperative banks, claiming
that a number Of prominent citizens
promised their moral and financial sup
port to such an institution. He said:
Labor Is the basis of capital. You
can destroy all our large banks and
the people will not starve; on the con-
trary, they may receive more just
compensation for their services than
under the present banking system.
which enriches the rich at the expense
Of the poor"
Mr. Paradis said: when congress
convened, the eyes Of the nation were
turned toward Washington. hoping to
see the wheels Of industry restored
to their former activity. The half
famished citizens expected bread and
work, but received a volley Of bullets
fired from the muskets Of irresponsi-
BILE bullies, who were ever ready to do
the behests Of corporate power" Con-
100000 day to discuss the Dingley
bill, which had for its object the fur
Their enrichment OF the wealthy, and
making the poor poorer. The Republi-
can party had played its last card.
The people cannot expect relief from
that party, dominated, as It Is, by
trusts and corporations.
Private charity continued the
speaker, brushes out manhood and
only makes slaves and not good citi-
zens. In Mr.. Morgan private charity
is exemplifed, when he compels men to
saw fifteen to thirty sticks Of wood
for q bowl Of thin soup. What the
people want" he asserted, els
not charity, but an opportunity to
work, and to that end the organized
unemployed would lend its best effort"
After the speaking, the following
permanent officers were elected: A.
Paradis, president; B. R. Hays, secre-
tary. An organization committee Of
nine was also elected consisting Of T.
II. McMahon, s. Eeehon, G. D. Peppard.
3. x. Provost, John Mccarthy. Henry
Damman, Mark Bishop, John F1aherty
and L. A. st. George.
A constitution and bylaws were also
adopted. The organization committee
will meet at lob East Fourth street
next Monday evening at 7:31. A mass
meeting will be held again next
Wednesday at Labor hall at 8 o'clock.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-18
TRIAL GOES ON.
Jury Once More Secured in the Luet-
CERT Case.

CHICAGO. Dec. 17.-Once moro
twelve men sit in the box to hear the
evidence tending to show the guilt or
innocence of Adolph l.. Luetgert. al
legged wife murderer. The man who Will
take the place of Henry Boasberg. dis
missed yesterday because he Is alleged
to have remarked that it would please
him to place a rope around the Lake
View sausage makers neck, is Robert
Anners, a shoemaker. fOrty-ffve years
old. Three consultations were held be
fore Anners was chosen. AT the end OF
the last one 1t was announced by the
lawyers that they would like further
time to make up their minds. Judge
Gary refused, saying: you've con-
sumed too much time in this case al
ready" Without further parley, the
man was accepted by both sides.
To clear Luetgert his attorneys will,
in the trial now commenced, Introduce
a. new line of defense. In maintaining
the theory that Mrs. Luetgert Is still
alive, her acquaintance with Robert
Davey, an Englishman with engaging
manners who is blamed by Luetgert
for his business troubles, will be
brought out in court and the fact dwelt
upon that Davey, who conducted the
negotiations with Luetgert for the In
corporation and enlargement OF his
business, was very polite to Mrs. Luet-
CERT, spending almost the entire day
with her in the house from which tho
state maintains her husband lured her
to her death in the basement Of the adj
Joining sausage factory. Davey left
Chicago last January ostensibly to get
the money for the sale of Luetgert's
sausage mandatory to Dutch syn
dicate. Mrs. Luetgert disappeared on
the night Of May 1. Whether the two
corresponded In the meantime cannot
be learned, but that the pair were
greatly interested in each other will be
alleged and upon this line the accused
will base his defense.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-18
CALLED TO CLEVELAND.
S. v. Harris Goes Hastily to Meet HIS
Mother.


S. V. Harris, chief clerk of the RYAN
hotel, was called East suddenly Thurs
day night. A telegram from Cleveland.
O., explains the hasty summons. 1t
is as follows:
S. " Harris. Of st. Paul, will arrive here
tonight to meet his mother, whom he has nos
seen in many years. She is Mrs Sarah
c. Wilson. and her home is in Buffalo Yes
terday morning. she was picked up by the
police, while wandering around the street,
apparently lost. She was taken to police
headquarters. and later to the city hospital.
She could give no explanation Of herself but
from cards found in her possession and letters
found, her identity was revealed. She IS
highly educated. but is nearly eighty years
old, and is feeble. She can hardly walk
one card, dated years ago, gave the name
OF harris, her son, and the authorities tele-
graphed to him. An answer was received
last night from him stating that he would
take the first train, and arrive here Friday
night or Saturday morning. The mother Is
on her way to California TO see another son,
but she became lost in Cleveland. and could
not find her way. She had tickets to the
coast. She said she had not seen her son IN
st. Paul for years, and did not know whether
he was alive OIL. not. and it was only an ac-
oident that his card was found among her
effects. There will be a happy reunion at the
city hospital when they meet