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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-03
Die uelle SuOnltric Wlinltiotas.
Ter critic 3udsr aus Iinusiuta Iii.
ben gslangt auf Den Wartt.

Inter obi9eu llcberl6riIten ihreibl
bic in St. Eoul eri6eineuoe Bolts
S%eitun9", gewiB ni6t aus politil6ell
Nilfliften, lonoern nm Der Mabrbeit
3eu9niB III 9eben, in ibrer Drummer
POM leBteu Sienit09 mortli6 iol9en=
peS:
Ger eriie aus Der III 1t. youio
Fart BEL Wtinncupoli9 9e9riinoeteu
Observation-Disclosures 0cluomnene .9uter
lit auf ben Wtortt gclungt. .Swei
l&ag9onlloun0en iino non Seuburp
~ SO. biericlbit mn cine bon Der
Soleu &ro9. * 8eug Wtcrcuntile so.
i'll gmpidng gcnommen woroen Su
Nit tann alto cine guuS nelle %>nou,trle
filr unlern StUot ais llan9urtrt be
;ei6net weroer. 2jc beioen genann=
ten Sirmen ipre1eu iih nit b06iter
Nuertenmun9 iiber oa9 nele EroOutt
aus un6 iteQeu oOiiel6e Dem be'teu
No6yuder 9(ei6. Die Nirna Sed-
burn IL 50. miro einen WOrtt iir
oie9 Frooutt etabliren uno bat btreits
al ale lire @m0en I'M 90n;eu Stnate
cine Erobe 6ieieS .3utcr3 p%trI0not, IN
Der ieoeniallS gerc6tferti9ten GrWar=
tlln9, ouB oieS I'M ei9euen StOute per-
ferti9te Erooutt, our0 oelleu GrScuz
gunS BEN ,Iarmern Elm gar ni6t III be
re6nenber &ortbeil erwd6lt, lid ben
Wtartt balp erobern miro.
Niele Sarmer bNben lid bereits Der
&ultur Der .3utetrii6e ;%u9enanot.
SelbltberltGnoll6 tann inter ben 9e=
genpdrtigen &erbdltninen Der %einSelz
ne ,yarmer nur einen be9renSten Sbeil
leines YanoeS beltellen, pa Die &ultur
nod su piel %Aoanoarb.it erioroert unb
cine Wtal6ine fir bus Sersieben Der
lun9en Fflansen nod ni6t erIunpen
lit. 2lber Der Grtrag uon einem Nfer
Hiiben lit ein 10 9roBer, oaB er INNER
weitere Terbreltung finoen nno li6 be
lonberS iilr Die Narner in Der Ndbe
elmer ,yabrit I'M 10 w~ertbpoler erweiz
len mus, ais oieielben iiir cine ,Sllbre
Hilben, aud cine ,Slbre TreBlin9, B.
b. 2lbidue, wel6e baS wertbuouite
,%Sutter, ~belonoero iiir Wtil6tiibe, bill
ben, Suriifnebmen t0nnen.
Die Nobrit i'm ct. youiS Eart,
wel6e I'M Stanoe lit, 800 Sonuen
9tiibcn per Gag i'll .3ufer Su pernuls
Oeln, lit Jest in uOlIcm Setricbe. Gle
miro nidt Die lepte in unlerem Staa
tie leiu, oenn eS bat iib be~rai90eltelt,
oaB Der Gooen, ~belonpers Ser i'm Wtin=
uelotuz mo Reo Niuer Sbul, wic fem
unoerer I'll Dem Nnbau oieler Srldt
gCeignet lit. 2Semu mir Da;u rc6ncn,
onB uulere Jest nod INNER perndteten
Sunpflduoereten na6 elmer 0raini=
ring, Die iiber furi ODER lang bod
ltattfinoen muB, Den wertbpolitcnSo-
Ben iiir Die .3Xferribe biloen weroen,
wie eS Die id6iii6c Gbene, Die aud
Elm Sumpi mar, Seist, 10 eri6eint bier
cine merl6Opili6e Snpu'trie iiir IN
leren Staat. 0aB lid bas Frosutt
in ieser@ eile ~bewdbren wiro, eri6eint
na6 ben porselesten Frobcn auB.r
alien .3weiiel, uno 10 fam benn oieie
neue SnouNrie bon alien Sirsern pes
Staates nit Sreuoe besriiBt werbsn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-03
Sic Welt lit uoufommen liberal

,Stf ySeit Ut uoutDmlleH llberau,
no Der Wtenlb nidt bintommt nit lei
ner Cual." Cds alte Spridwort
nil 'a9en, oGB unier &elt9sbduoe,
'pcSicll Die @roc, uuf wel6.r mir lez
ben, cine herrli6e S60pilng lit, be
~ltinunl cin Faraoies poQ @tilt uno
2&onne 81 'etn, no ii6 2tlles gum rehs
ten :3wede, gum iroben @cnuB iinoet,
ergdn;t uno barmouild 9lteoert, menu
mn Der Wtenld ni6t lcinem b0ien
Gl0ten unO &ra6ten, nit ieiren Yet
oenldnTten "a binein 6etommen mdre,
I'm Die berr(tden @aben Der 9tatur in
lbren S@ioer'pru6 Ill uertebren uno an
Stelle Oe9 9lildli6en WenieBens ben
9ieri9en &f nm Die Seute III ieber.
Der Uten'd), GAS mill Der Spru6 ia
gen, mlBte elu 0noerer, eir bellerer
letll, bon retnem ADerSen uno @emilth,
Der IN. liebeuoIem 6nt9egentommen
nit lclnem W{itmenl6en tbeilte, mas
Die 9fatur ibnen in 10 redeem WtaBe
9eboten, Der, mas Der ,SleiB ibr ubsu-
9epinnen permag, ni6t fir it'd inoi-
pioueIl bcanlprl6te, ionbern nit Der
lelben liberalcn l1anO weiter gdb.,
lple Tim 9egebcn woroeu III. Ger
WtenId nit leiner C.ual, ooo lit, nit
Dem III i'm 9ele9ten Snitintt bes
G9olsmu9, bat pus i90ne Giebdube
perOorben. aus einem Sempel bes
SrieOens cine Stdtte oeS &riege5 9e
matt. Die eieieul6ait, anitatt cine
brloerli6e yiebes9emeini6ait III bill
ben, lie9t i'm emisen Sample nit ii6
&ie 9llfli6 tonnte lie iein
obne Den Stud pieier Sual.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-03
Winneiota's Sutnnitss SnOuaris.
llaieren Tarmsrn cine neae GrWerbs=
auelle erihloien.

Den pielen St0uteu 2lmtrltaS, III
mel6en lid ncueroin9S Die Nurmel
auf ben !3uderriibenbau III perlegen
be9innen, bat lid aud Wtnnelota an
sel6loiien. Die erite H%iiben;uter=
idbrit iii i.it ;pei 2&O6en JIM Setrieb
uno Der !3uter, wel6er int ct, Val!e
Bart 81 minneapolis fabri;irt miro,
ent'prtht allen 9ebe9ten Nrmartun9en.
Der ,3uder miro aus Der in Vtinne;
lota 9eruahlenen hiibe 9ema6t uno
fam an &ortrefilidteit pou teiuem
!3uter, lei er in 0euti6luno ODER III
ir9eno einem (beile Der Ser. Stuaten
9ema6t, ilbertronsu weroen. Die
neue Nitbeu;uferidbrit i'm Ct. youiS
Fart uerurbeitet td0lib 800 IOnnen
Hiben, Ger Suter miro IN 100
Fiunoz SGtt perpadt uno nit Wttns
neapolio geitempelt. (roBoem oieie
Sbut'a9e nl9t wsggelcugnet msroen
funit, miro lie pom NOlitItern, Oentt
eS IN tbren Nrum past, ms yG9er=
li6e 9eiO9en uno Den ,S0rmeru porges
ma6t, oaB Wtinnel otu lid sum !3uz
terrilbenbau 9anS lno gar ntdt ei9ne.
lStr bubeu ms Der Ntilbe uuter;o0ell,
aus lenen @e9enoen MtiunelotuS,
in welden i'm lebteu ,>Obre Die .3uderz
ruben %inbuitrie gepile9t wurp., 0rs
funoi9ulgsn iiber Den Grtro9 uno ben
Mertb Der Hiiben einyu;iebeu. Die
unS Su9e9on9enen Nntworten luuten;
ySu Der llm9egeno BON Wtuutato
lino pieleS ,>abreS ungeIdbr 60 Nder
nit .3uterriiben bebaut woroen. Ger
Grtrag lit Elm auBergewobnli6 gutter.
Der !3ufer9ebalt ut pom - bis IS
YroSent. Die !3uterrilben ,yobrit
bel minneapolis, mobiu bie Nilben
ole'er Sage ge'6ldt weroen, beSublt
flr lol6e, Die einen .3uder9ebult bon
Is FroSent baben, 81 pro Come uio
25 Sent mebr iiir leoen weiteren BRO
Sentlab. Die ,Sarmer ieben oaS Grz
trd9ll6e Der nellen ,SnOultrie Elm uno
weroen I'M nd6lten Sabre gegen 200
ader Eano nit Hiiben anoebaut lpers
ben"
rSnoer llmge9enou. Naltin0s per-
ben Sur .Seit ole ,3uferrilben ein9e
beimlt Nm 5000 bis 1000 Sonuen
.Suderrlben murOen BON bier mad Der
Sabrit III minneapolis gel6idt. Sic
Sarmer lid nit Dem Grtrag lebr gu
1rieoen, rinoen Wefallen al Der Gul=
tur Der Niiben, neil lid ibucn Die
Ielbe gut beSablt, uno mebrere bunoert
Nter meroen im nd6lteu ,Sabr in be
tiger Wegeno nit Nilbea an9ebaut."
r$nber llmgegenb BON Belle Blaine
wuroen mad Der !3udcriabrif in Wtins
neapolio iibcr 300 Giienba6n gSuos
sonlaouu9en 9tilben gei6idt. Der
Srtrd9 mar ein gutter, Die bier geSo=
gene Nilben cine aisgeieidnete, mo
10 Der &croienlt Der warmers iiir Die
Irbeit, welde oaS Hiibenislo erbeii6t,
gut beSablt. Dem Seiipiele Der elm
Selnen Sarmer weroen piele iol9en uns
lid auI ben !3uterrilbenbau perlegen."
rSn Der llmgeseno BON Saribault
wurcen SeSen 100 alder nit .3uferris
ben %anSepflanSt Der Grtra9 i~tellte Die
I3uterrilben Sarmer Suirieoen; al
Nualitdt lieBen Die bier sepa6ienen
8aben nidts 81 wiinidcn iibris. Die
Sarmer iansen an einsuleben, baB Der
3uderribenbanI iid bsiier be;ablt wie
Der @eiSenbau, uno baber werben es
Der 6armer bieiiser @esenb uiele lein,
welde bic neue Snouitrie i'm nddlten
Sabre pilesen weroen. @eaisitens
300 Ider iperoen nit !3uderriben an.
SepflaBt,"
@lei4 erirsulite Seri9te, in benen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-03

tbuns bes 9olses empfeblen. gntues
Der iou bas in Wenominee, isis,
abli9e Werfabren einseiibrt werben,
pona6 bas 9olS uon ben Snbiancrn
lelbit Sefdut mirb lnb Der gerbienit 10
benz Stamme erbalten uirb, ober bic
Sdluns zines beitimmten Sbeiles Der
8eleruation in jeoem Sabre on ben
Wteii tbietenben p~er9eben peroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-03
llms Dem Nprtfpcitcn.
MiuneiUta.

Rem II [ M. - Ger Solbat tobn
Sorsenion bon Gompasnie IS, ~,
Winnelota Resiment, bat ii6 bier am
Sienitas III ieinem .3elt eri6oHen.
Die llrla1e Der unsliidliden 5bat lit
unbetannt, Sorsenion lieB iid in
Muitin einmuitern.
Oulutb.-Gin iiini Sabre altss
Sobnden bes bier w%obnenosn Gage
l0bners Nidollon wurbe, als or iiber
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-03
HempfratiihcS Staatss5i6et.

Sir @ouperneur-
Sobu9iu in ., Broom 9ountp.
Jir %ice @ouperreur-
3 W. y r, Heupille.
Sir StaatS Setretdr-
s s S|cturit d, Sennepin.
Fir StaatS ShaSmeiiter-
Nler Vi It / II II o II, Bolt
Sir Staats Nuoitpr-
@epr9eH 9umpbere Clap.
5ir @eueral Nnwnlt 49,
SobnT @ellp, 9i0miep.
;yiir Glert oeS Sberserihts-
;. y u II It IN, Il. 9ouls.
Sir &itter oes Cbcrseritts-
b om a 5 e II n, NenIcptu.
Gantel 81 d.. 8lUe Garth
&tlliam W ithelL gSmona
gousreB- e 2iitrttt-
Oh g. 5owue, ct. Souis.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-03
Mrbeiten Tag uno Natt.

bsi6diti9itc unp m0Sli6r'
ne Ding, bas ie sematt wurN'l
Or, Sings Neue Sebenspillen.
Fiue lit Elm nit ,3uder lber;o.
8iselden @eiunsbeit, wel6es Z
DE in Stdrfe, @leidsiltiStsit IN I
gle, Gebirnldwdde in seiitisc
umdnbert. Sic Nnb i'm auiba.
Gelunobeit i~punoerbar. Nur =
bic S9adtel. @xfauit il !
Subn's Npstbefe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-03
Ias Soa;crt, nnter Den guipi;;cn Ses
st. SoIspbs llnterhiitunss %ers
Gins uoa Mlbang gssehen,-
Gin srobartiser Grfois.

Nm Wittlpah Nbeno ben 10. Get.
uerlommelte lid sung mo Nlt in Der
9erdlmi9Cu Stubtballc, I'M Den Sonen
DEL Vtultt III lau'bcn mo oas beimi
Idle Sddulpieler- Sulent III bemun=
Bern. Nerr Eebrcr Tuul 2lblc6 belt
cine mei'terbufte feoc ilber oao Sd
tbolilfe &ercinsluelen, oeren .Swed
lIlo NotbiUenDi9teit. Sie Nlbanp
Wtu'ittUpelle bat mieoer purh ibre
auSSeSei6uete Wtuiit nerle yorbeeren
ueroient. Ser WtdunerAor lomobl
ais Der 9emii6te Gbor inter Der id6iz
gen yeItung bcs Srgnnilten mn Wtu,
litoirettorS Nnoreo9 &cBler ian0er
al98eSci6net. Gas Sd9erlieO, pom
Wfdnner6or Selungen, pCricpte Die
.Suborer aui eirmal mitten in cine
milpe Sreibis9o biuciu, no CT ooS
Oallo" b.S ,iG9crS, mo ous pin,
pafi" Ser Slime boren tonnte. G'tpao
auBergepobnlldeS mar oGo yNroibz
6onScrt, Selun9en pom 9emiidtcn
Gbor, BEL weldem etlpa 20 tleire &nas
ben, wie Nrolde toltiimirt, Die Sprilnz
&c Der ,Sroihe oroliS mo geluu9cn
ndbmabten. Nas Suett ,Ses 90
tiers Nbltieo bon 'cinem Spbn", nit
NtoreaS &eBler ais &ater uno &arl
Nuer ais oellen So6n, mar mirtlid)
lebr riibreno. Sae tomii6e Guar
tett .. i. II. a." nit Erdulein
GGcilia 9tett ais Sp.rn SGn9erin
alara Sieorid) ais irldnperin, &err
81. .. @arreis ais Heiter elmer Sperls
Srllppe uno NnoreaS &eBler ais bout
lber Gomooiant, mar Elm tomii6es
N.uartett TN wabren Sinne oes @orz
ties. Die @ortc Der Nltiltin: My
father and mother were Irish and
| am Irish too" ma6ten Nuee laden.
GAS Eieo: ,@ebet elmer Wtutter filr
ibr lterbenoes 8ino" wurpe iebr lh0n
unp 9eiilblpoll pom semiiHten Gbor
porgctragen. rSaS Nattensiit"-
Elm Sdwnnt-bGtte wobl tdum beiier
uui9ciiibrt meroeu tomeu. Gieor0e
&iebuuier, ais S6uiterlebriunoe,
belt bic .3ui6auer i'm b%eltdnoi0en
Ead)en, uno ,Srdllein Nnna Wepcr,
lo6tcr umlereS ,yreunoes syn. i.
Wfeuer, lieB and Nidts III miinihen
iibri9,
Sn Dem Spiel Der Hatbsberr
Silbede" bat lid i.,crr Did. yenur,,
ob'hon, rpie mir 9ela9t wuroe, Dies
lem crlteo NuItreten auf Der Sibne
mar, beionperS heruorgctban. Gr per
ltsno eS, Die vu6muStcln Der Nnnelcn,
ben 9elpanlt 81 balteu, Nut ,Srdu-
lein Glara Sieorid lpielte ibre Holle
ais Staptrdtbin lebr natilrli6. otud)
Dem CONCERT bat ahtbarer ~. i.
Meper, in leiner ibm eigenen %jopialen
SSeile, Die Nnpelenoen i%nireuol9e Nri
regung gebra6t ocnn linn wurpe pas
&erlteiSeu Der ySun6bastets" an
pcrtraIt.
@esen l6le6ter @ittcrunS mar
cS pieleu nidt personnt, Dem aon;crt
bei;uuObnen. aui allsemeiner @unlt
Wuroe oesbalb oas 3onsert am
Sonntas wieper seseben. OieieS.
mai iollte Elm @ettitreit ltattiirben
Swiiden Smei fleinen Wdp6en. Die
feline Nnna Iuer, So6ter peS sos.
Auer, reprdientirte bic Staot, uno
Sbereiia Weier, 2odter pes Soiepb
Weier, has Hanb. Nnna Nier trus
ben Sies bauon.
SaS ausemeine urtbeil lautet, baB
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-03
&at cine 9OlbncZ pmr i'm alien
NrtcubauS!

Oieier Nusipru6 ut Der fleinen
Stropbc Ion vobmeper eltleDnt:
an brlngii nitis in Die sSelt,
On nimnrii nihts nit binaus;
Yah cine gclo'ne Spur
Sm alten Grbenbaus!"
uno siebt bic Ridtuns, welde unier
Groenwauen ein,uidlaseu bat. Sc
Der Weni9 loute 10 leben uRb 10 bans
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-03
OaS @etter i'm NDpcmber.

Der befannte Miiiourier @etters
prophet SRI u. 9ids i9ilb.rt bas
mutbmaBli9e @etter pdbrenb bes
@onats Nouember in iolssnbsr @eis
ie. Die SenusperiOoe, in ,pel9er Der
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-03

-. equatorial Slltrltt
Slr Seuator Ghds i. yaouer
Sir Superintendent ........ Oscar SGg9ett
81 Senatorial Siltrttt.
TSitr Sen0tpr Salenttu Hab
&epraierinu Griter Siitritt ". i. Sonohue
3uetter 9litrttt 6rart Scrolten
The western sentinel., 1898-05-12
FORSYTH RIFLEMEN HAPPY.

Enjoying Good Health and Have q
Desire to Fight the Spaniards.
Correspondence Sentinel.
CAMP BRYAN-GRIMEs, Raleigh, N. c.,
May 8.
Thinking that few words in re-
gard to the men in camp would be o:
interest to your readers, will give
you a few notes. All of the Companies
U2) Of the Ist Regiment have been
mustered in. The Forsyth Riflemen
were mustered 10 on the 4th of May, as
Company G, 1st Regiment N. 9. Vols.
q. S. A.
On account of several of the old
members being rejected, the officers
and non commissioned officers stand
as follows:
Captain, G Bessent; 1st Lieuten-
ant. r w Bryan; 2nd Lieutenant, A
Goodman; 1St Sergeant, j D Terry;
Sergeants, w S Shepherd, G 81 May,
T G Holt, E NJ Hicks; Quarter Master
Sergeant, l. A Plaster; Corporals, A
Chapman, Fl L Langly, T L Stauber,
w G Houchtns; Artiflcer, w 81 Chick; !;
Wagner, W FL Dickson. The total
membership of our Company is 80.
spirits. F. g. Marshall, of the Sixth
Cavalry U. S. A. is acting as Quarter
Master and is-making every effort In
his power to equip the men In first
class manner, and / am satisfied that
10 few days this regiment will be as
we'll equipped as any regiment in the
service. Lieut.. Marshall is quiet,
pains-taking, unassuming gentleman,
who performs his duties efficiently.
The boys are all in good health and
seem to be burning with the desire to
fight the Spaniards, but are afraid
Sampson and Dewey will "knock them
out" The boys have named their
company street Reynolds Avenue"
as compliment to their friend and
well wisher, r. J. Reynolds. for whom
they will always keep warm place
In their hearts. We do not know how
long we will stay here, but whenever
we are ordered to go we will go cheer
fully.
When the news Of the city election
reached camp there was a cheer that
could have been heard from the
Courthouse to the Salem bridge.
Well, as duty calls 1 will have to
close for this time. More anon.
ONE OF THE Boys.
The western sentinel., 1898-05-12
SONS OF VETERANS.

Camp Reorganized and Officers
Elected Saturday Night.
The Sons of Veterans met In the
Mayors court room Saturday night,
Captain R. G. Norfieet presiding.
The Camp was reorganized by the
election of the following officers:
Captain-H V Horton.
1st Lieutenant-J 81 Foote.
End /" Geo Norfieet.
Sd '' Thos Barber.
Secretary-J B Whitaker, Jr.
Treasurer-R w Gorrell.
On motion, the election of the re-
naming officers was deferred.
The services of the Camp were ten
dered the Daughters of the Confed-
eracy in connection with Memorial
Day, and by unanimous vote it was
decided that the Camp participate in
the Memorial exercises.
A committee of three, consisting of
Sam Ireland, Thos. Barber and Felix
Crutchteld, was appointed to secure
as many applications for membership
as possible by the next meeting.
1t was decided that the Camp be
represented at the reunion of Sons of
Veterans at Charlotte, on the Goth
instant.
The western sentinel., 1898-05-12
FOUR ACQUITTED.
Charged With Arson-A Negro Gets
10 Years for Burglary.

10 Years for Burglary.
Judge McIver, who held Yadkin
Superior Court last week was here
Saturday evening on his way to Sails
bury to hold Rowan court, which
opened this morning. He was accom-
panied by Solicitor J. Q Holton.
Mr.. Holton informed SENTINEL
man that two important cases we're
tried last week. James, Henry and
Erwin Carlton, brothers, and John
Dubly were put on trial jointly for
their lives-being charged with burn
ing the residence of Bette Pinnix,
woman of questionable character.
Four speeches were made in this case.
Solicitor Holton and L S. Benbow, of
Wilkes boro, represented the State,
while Virgil E. Holcomb and E D.
Stanford appeared for the defendants.
The jury, after being out Is minutes,
returned a verdict of not guilty and
the defendants were thereupon dis
charged.
Ephrafm Williams, colored, was then
put on trial for burglary. He was
charged with entering the residence of
John Fl. Martin in the night and steal
ing some personal property. Mr.. Frank
Baldwin, of Winston and Mr.. Hol-
comb, of Rockford, represented the
prisoner. The jury returned verdict
OF burglary in the second degree. On
Saturday Judge McIver gave the de.
fendant ten years in the State peni
teutiarY
The western sentinel., 1898-05-12
CONFEDERATE VETERANS.
Proceedings of the Business Meeting
Held on May 10th.

Proceedings of the Business Meeting
Held on May 10th.
The business meeting of Norfieet
Camp of Confederate Veterans, was
held in the Armory, May 10th, 1898, at
O'Clock.
On motion Maj. T. J. Brown was
reelected Commander and in accept
ing same made feeling and patriotic
talk.
Dr., II. T. Bahnson was elected End
Commander and r. L. Cox 3rd Com
mander.
S. II. Smith was elected Adjutant.
u. 7. Bynum was elected Secretary
and Treasurer.
The following were appointed by
Maj. Brown, Commander:
ii. E. McIver, Quartermaster.
w. II. Shepherd, Commissary
J. c. Wommack, Commissary Ser
geant.
Rev. H. A. Brown, Chaplain.
j. F. Shaffner, Surgeon
George E. Nissen, Officer of the
Day.
r. R. Crawford, G.. w. Hinshaw
and d. p. Mast, Advisory Commit
tee.
M. 81. Ogburn, Vidette.
DIR. j. A. Blum, Color Sergeant.
S. A. Ogburn and w. H. Watkins,
Color Guards.
DR.. Bahnson being called on made
good talk, suggesting many things
looking to developing more interest
in the Camp.
After some feeling and patriotic re-
| marks by G. B. Watson, subscrip-
fr<ar.
be devoted to the relief of any old
Veteran who may be in need. Quite
| nice little sum was subscribed by the
| Veterans. Any one not a Veteran
who may feel disposed to contribute
to this worthy cause can hand amount
to Secretary and Treasurer.
Interesting remarks were made by
Comrade Britton, of Guilford county.
DR.. j. A. Blum suggested that
| where any Veteran should die during
the year that it should be reported to
the Secretary and the camp should
pass suitable resolutions and same be
| spread on the minutes of the camp.
On motion of G.. B. Watson, the fol-
| lowing resolutions were adopted by
a rising vote and the Secretary was
instructed to forward by telegram the
same to President VIM. Mckinley and
Capt. J. G. Bessent
"REsoLvED, That Norfeet Camp
of Confederate Veterans in meeting
assembled hereby pledges it's loyal
support to the administration of
President Mckinley during the pres
ent crisis in our affairs to the end
that the war with Spain may be
brought to a speedy and successful
ISSUE"
"REsoLvED, That the Norfeet
Camp of Confederate Veterans send
greetings to Capt. Bessent and his
gallant Company C, 1st Regiment N
G. Volunteers"
The thanks of the camp was
rendered by a rising vote to Miss
Bessie Smith and Miss Bessie Blum
for their services in securing funds to
purchase head stones for the Confed-
crate Veterans buried in the ceme-
terry.
| BY rising vote the camp rendered
their hearty thanks to the Daughters
of the Confederacy and ladies of the
Twin-City for the most enjoy able
luncheon some Veterans termed it a
love feast.
The Camp returned thanks to the
Salem and Centerville Bands, also to
| Forsyth Rifemen for Armory and
Messrs. Brown & Carter for use of
1 their warehouse.
On motion, the camp adjourned to
1 meet Saturday, June 11th, to take in
consideration attending the annual
reunion of Veterans at Atlanta, in
July.
The western sentinel., 1898-05-12
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
Called to Meet in Winston on Satur.
day, May 21st.

day, May 21st.
To THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF
FORSYTH COUNTY.
Notice is hereby given that the
Democratic County Convention will
be held at the Armory, in the city of
Winston, at i o'clock, on Saturday,
May 2lst, 1898. o The purpose of the
convention is to send delegates to the
State, Congressional and Judicial Con-
ventions and for such other action as
the convention may see q to adopt as
representing the Democracy Of the
county.
In the language of the resolution of
ed at its meeting held November
30th, 1897, hereby call attention to
the policy that, "All white electors
who intend to vote with US in the
next election, and who desire the re-
establishinhment of Anglo-Saxon
supremacy and honest government in
North Carolina are cordially invited
to participate in all our primaries and
conventions.
In the organization and conduct of
the convention of this county we
cordially invite all who approve of the
foregoing resolution, and earnestly
and sincerely trust that all white men
In Forsyth county who condemn the
present disgraceful combination for
spoils now haying control of affairs in
North Carolina, and who desire just
laws and good government, will join
with US in the coming contest. Let
every man feel assured of cordial
welcome and of equal rights and
privileges in the control and manage
ment OF party affairs; as the Demo
cratic party Of today, and the Demo-
cratic party of yesterday is the same
holding as 1t chief principal, Equal
Rights and Privileges to all.
Respectfully,
D. d. SHELTON,
Chmn. Dem. Ex Com. Forsyth Co.
J. E. HARRIS, Sec.
The western sentinel., 1898-05-12
VERY IMPORTANT.
Plans of Gomez to Meet and CO.
Operate with Army of Inva-
sion-War Notes.

Plans of Gomez to Meet and Co.
Operate with Army of Inva-
sion-War Notes.
WASHINGTON, May 1O-Generals
Miles and Lee had conference this
morning with Queseda, in charge of
Cuban affairs in this country. Ques-
eda presented General Miles with dis.
patches from Gomez. They are of
great Importance, giving details Of the
plans of the insurgents to meet and
cooperate with the army of invasion.
General Miles impaired the informa-
tion to President Mckinley.
SEND OFF FOR ROOSEVELT.
WASHINGTON, May 1O-A great
send off was given Roosevelt when he
left this morning to join the Rough
Riders at San Antonio.
WADE WILL COMMAND.
TAMPA, Fla, May 10.-General
Wade this morning supplanted Cen
eral Shafter. as Commander Of the
army Of invasion, on account of SEN
ioritY.
SECRET INSTRUCTIONS.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 10 Rear Ad-
p1iral Miller, Commander in-Chief of
the Pacific squadron, arrived this
morning from Houolulu with secret
instructions. He refuses to disclose
his plans.
SEVENTH NEW YORK
NEW YORK, May 10.-The Seventh
regiment is anxious for service in the
Philippines.
PRIZE BROUGHT IN.
KEY WEST, Fla, May 10.-The
prize BernaditO, captured by the
Vicksburg, was brought in this morn
ing.
GENERAL WHEELER
WASHINGTON, May 10.-General
Wheeler left this morning to meet his
command at Chattanooga.