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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-04-14

@elhGitSconiunctuW IN innl9ltem gu
lammenbanSc lteben, wdren Die vobnz
e~rbobun9en IN ben 9uten llno Die DE
ouctionen IN ben l6lehten Sabren
audi pbne StreitS IN 9lei6er Meile ein=
0etreten? Noobertus betennt " treits
niieen ben arbcite~ II ittel=
b Il / uitts; ii, fo,ten ..,ht illr bieien
ielblt umNebeure Spier, lonoem audi
ser @eieui6ait. 9$obl aber nilper
tic / Indirect, inocm tic ouS elnii9e
Wtittel ;u lein l6Cinen, plc enollhe
,Sntcrpention pee Studtco ;ltr Scr
bellernl9 Der vage Der urbeltelcel
&lalicn III %pcranlanen. llho III Se
;l9 AMI Den vobn hat lid ldl9't bic
Wteinun0 Ea6n 0cbrohcn ouB, Wenn
lo;inle Nrbciter NoNlltloncll porb0n
Den limo, Ser Streit Die Eobnrra9c
niht ir0enorpie crbCbllh bcenltlu'len
fam oenm Die 0obe pco vobnco ut
ein WauB filr oaS &erbdltnlB Der
io;iolen mo otonomilhcn &ratt Der
Eurteien; or bat leine Wtlnlmal rlo
Wturimal0repSe. NreiltN mlroe Die
yebre por cinem lnncrbalb zines Nol
teo b~cltebcnpen yobnionoo Den Ntll
illB elmer Coalition bcldNcln, aber
Sant ben &emiibun9en uon A>ermann,
Sbornton, HopbertuS, Srentano ut
bieie iii Der en9lll6en 9tOtipnalOtono
ME CWocGullod, Senior, OtilD ent=
ltanbcne Sbeorie ldngIt wiperleSt lpors
ben. Sie StreitS (2ric9) liro I'M
mer ein llebel, reiu lebr oroltilNeS,
aber I'M belten Safe ein lebr Iro9liz
Dies 0eilmittel fiir Die Eel6pcroen
beS Nrbeiters. sic ldbmcu Die BE
trieblamteit, nGbren milpe yelpenlhafs
ten nno iilbren ;lr Serltorun9 poll
Gioentbum; por ullem iii9en lie Dem
9lrbeiter ielbit ben sroBten S6apcl
III, inoem lie ibm einen WtlBi9gan9
auinotbi9en, wdbreno pellen lein "e=
mlltb our6 tribes N0hpenten llbel
ieine ya9e Don 9$Olten Der l(n;uirie.
penbeit umoilitert wirb, mo leine Nu.
milie leioet babel DIT WtanSel al Den
mnentbebrlihlten yebensbeoilrrnlnel.
GNortlepun9 fol0t.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-04-14
.Sucf crrHbcubau.

"a rtd)t piclc III S,corns Gpuutn oclc0cne
Sdnocrcicn iidl iilr ben 3ndcrribrnbon GIG
mcr pon Stcnrns Gountn oui Die sSldii9iett
Der F'Ie0c uno oe3 %nucs Der 3udcrrilbcn
bCipnoers aninlcrtlom MAIDEN uno lie ipiien
laiien, boB 3nterribeuinmen ourt i'm III
cntaclolldl hcipQeu mcrocu fam 9Scr al
10 INNER clncn &criuh nit Dem 3uderriIbcn
lucroc lbm Somen Suihldeu.
Nclurth acllcr,
1873 Sauf Gcuter, Mirrm
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-04-14
Muiruf Des nemofratiiaen Staats'
Central : Gomitcs.

NH pt Sllil!lSlptl wy ~iuuINS HthlHt 'piu'
Cas- Gentralcomite Der oemotrati
lhen Tartei bon Winnelotn erahtet eS
am Elaee, III pieler Die Wtotipe III erz
tldren, melfe pas SOmite bepo9en,
,3eit uno Srt ;ur Nbbaltung oes
StaatscpmlteS in pielem Sabre I'll be
itlmmen. l&ir iino leet I'M ;~lpsiten
,<abre Der republitdnil6 en lationalz
p%eripaltung lno pas critic Der Don Der
Yartei mGbrenp Der G~amp09ne IN
1896 sesebenH &eripre6en lit nod
nidt e~riillt. Die Ntiiblen iino nod
ni6t 9e6ifnet, baS Welee iiir Gnrren=
cp lit nod nidt um9eltaltet, paS Der
trallen lit. nod ni6t ber9e'teIlt, Der
2&oblituno lit nod niht CiuNetebrt,
filr 9enil9enbe- Cuellc, aus welden Die
0GW0bnliden neutrality-suspicious. be
ltritten meroen, lit nod feline Sor9ell
0etra0en. Sdwauten uno &rdrtlolt0s
felt hat lcpcn Ntt Der Nomllliltration
bc;eiflet nit 2uoldbme in Den Sdu4
ser Gcrporotionen uno in Der ,v6roe
RING ser ,Nntereilm Ser Srults. Sie
republitanilGe administration oielCs
Z taoteS pcr9e9elmdrtigtingeorGn
,Sorm ulle llebel Der N0tion0l Npmiz
riltrution. &lerii9 Sabre lang bat
sic republitaniihe Nartei o6lolute
Gontrollt ilber Die e~ciep0ebun0 uno
&erpultung Der olientlihen NngclC=
oenheiten i'm Stuutc Oiimnclotu aus
0iebt, pdbcro ao &olt ein9}eht bat, uon
jcler Fartei Hednull9 ilbcr tire Der
maltun0 III forocrn. IN Seil9 auf
natitrlihe NrperboQuellcn ut Min
nclota %belonoero 9ele0net. Wtit
einem irlhtbaren Sooel, nit binrei
0enpem 1&uNer, nit berrliden @$al
oun9en, nit mncrld6pfihcnOtincn mo
0enii0eno nntilrlihen S~&aneupegCn iir
transport limo Die Mto9llhteltcu ilr
Woblfahrt uuo Wlilf peo Bottles in
oiclem StdnOe unbegrcnit. "a telnc
lpciicllcn @repile9icn 0cgcben limo,
bird melhc Die nutilrlihc 2%obliubrt
oicieo Staates monopoliltrt merocn
fam, 10 lit 0ll0cmeint Mobliubrt
uno Wlild ml0n9blcIbllh, lln0liltli
6truejle worcn abcr unlere olicntlid)en
Siener o0rnnh un0ethal, lolhc Vi
sens III 0clpGbren, I'M III monopoliii
rem mn 0emtinill6ti0cr 9$el'e III cor
poriren, 10 baH Die pom Der Niltiocn
%orlebun0 ;um Seltcn oc9 Nolte9 per
liebcne Nobliuhrt ocS Stn0tes ;llrl
VClten uno ;ur GcrcOnln0 einiclner
uermCnOet miro.
NiIcnb0bn vanobcmtlltgun q.
Sno WclNmmtorcol bon Wtinneloto
1T ctluo - Otillionen Nfer, non DC
ncn bereit9 mtbr ais ;ebn Wtillionell
CilenbNbn N~orporNtioucn llntCr per
lhleoenen vnuobelDilli0ul0Cn iiberlal
len 'Ino, uno Scr pom ple,en inter &c
m0dten yunpbemllli9un0en beanlpruh
tc Sctru9 belduit lid bcrcito uui
mcbrerc 20 Wtillioncn Nder. Su eli
nem mdBi9en Mcrtbe wilrOe Dies &c
nl9eno lcin, I'M ieoe Wteile Giicn-
6abn I'M Stoate MiiunClota III baiell
nno III eOuipiren. lln9erchter llnter=
'hicp in Srudtraten lit o%lientunoi0,
uno Oarin lit mun IN icnem Sbeils ocS
Stuatco, in mclhen Giicnminen &c
funom murpen, 10 melt ge9an9en, BAH
oerarti9e Minen wirtlih wcrtbloo iino,
mcnm lcltc tic belipen, wel6e un0liid
literpcile niht gum Spnpitat 9ebo
rem, melhcS paS a%n9ren;cuoe control
lint. llnb pennoh, ais pieier luoe
bic tnterltate Commerce Gommiiiion
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-04-14
Start Sumbcr So,
ct @ermnmitraBe uuo II. Npcuuc,
ct. Slono, Winu.

6ier it cas- Oauptouortier iiir Haumots:
rial, Salt, Cement, N1aiter.
3biirrabmen uuo Wcloiua.
Grite Slaiie Qum6er oller Sortsn.
GUAR ShiuGelu uuo ,Seelira."
Nape.. un0 Bettnatenbol; fiir 8ooen.
g9ir laiisn ms u3u Niemauoen b;e,cl
uno slauben, oaB mir suh al eureu Rfh'
nuuoen 8elo ~eripa-eu tonnen. 1868
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-04-14
Scit ibr gum Namcm tcrti9?

snre @ettluus fir Sautcl, ~ matsn. 9istn NrrratF an
@ambois u. ipnhiacm @ammateriai
rar ME eentr cher arpf,r uue mtine prrtir ME &c ntttris
ais ieet. Natbiae SAT-,
6te ;. Straft mt t. Acenue morbid,
sS~ GIN 9reetr &crrI,t an ttat9tn Hrittera N r.
lene Giner ElpAe cetr Gudlua'. lbsed
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-04-14
Sobm Nicwcl
aertauit III lebr nieorisen Frciien

aertalltt ;l lebr lleort9ell Fretler
20 Guen Z, Z. SbirtinS iiir scots,
lob t Y &afiee iiir Sl.Oo.
| III Nol. FicIIer lOctS,
2ofb California Vilalmen Sl.o0.
300 Ii Gals fiir Sl.00.
Ii ,Suponclilher Sbec Poets.
II Stilte Seife iilr Poets.
| ,SdGhen marinirte Ncrln0c 15cto.
| Wullone SDrllp 25ctS.
10 IT. 0runultrter !Suter scots.
l e &entutp yong Gut Snb0t 3octo
Nlle pieie Nrtitcl ;llummcn filr So.
Nr be;oblt Den bohlten Erei0 flll
Gier. Scbt lit bic .Scit III t%Ouien. be
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-04-14
Nus @ilie ~ Il. Suiepb icnnc @ilic
hcn Mcrmlcn!

9Slt icbr bCorildt ms unicrc 2nuihuloi
:, milBtcit III, licbcr Yeier. ME 0roB uuicrc
Nrmuth uno Vc0r0uGulii. Su milroeit ellen,
ms Si hclicn, 5nulcniud) miro Il Spicpb
Cir pcr9cltcn St ,Goicpb &clm Ncimnih
llir bcim0tblolc Nlnocr &crltu u IS Enp
pei alice 10. ~ Warla (crciia Gnuihcr)
Carmel, : y ! lin 9iitlNc &crbrcitung
oltlCr Nltte miro btrilldlit Qcbcicu
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-04-14

9eriutt MIR cine lOcts Shattsl Gas'
carsts, Der feinite 9eber' uno Gingewsioe'
Hegulator, Der lie aemaht puroe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-04-14
HieitensSrgclm!

gaft surt Qfstisus rstln in Grtrlra trtrssr. IS II
iset rte ltotfte 3ett tdju. Ndrtet rtbt 10 LANCE, bis Ter
Stdub tie tleinsn ltsile p~erjstrt uue tds 2aerf IN iurjtr
3sit ruiutrt III. Sd made end tie Irbeit 10 gut unit
bilis ME Urgent cine Gcueurrsni zSirMa. gaft nitt ie'
esr rremeer teraellufsneu ptuider. tcr I'D ale sad
mann aus aisbt, ans Rerf. gsri6ietent fre rrti 10 on
duf eisie seeiie ju SSaeen eefcn men. g1euu SIR cine
Tieiftn. Sr9sl brdsti - pb flstn cetr srcf - einn laet
lisbsr eas Sch tier Tn Stdate eirtuijten une %uuteritist
EN- II Gsftdftsmanu &c isiue Nrbsi, sfrdits une sra
tsridl ~ebenfalls prr tis1em Staate beiiett, ais IN anes.
reu Stddteu ~ tduftn. gGereeI Gut an 5ciu Rgtn, Il.
pdul, Winn. er pirf QUO ttsriib iur 3uiItCtentett
~eeeisntn une N ssrrs ssreit. eds SCR Iarufjusrnatter
falls Ser nitt iuIrteeeusttelt ien isltst. Cine ntus
Srael nit elf Hin ssuesu Seaiitern n jui @ertluf fsrtia
;rst nit itteu igrC6erten Neethern Nne In tT artelt.
8emmt une tciett %stIlclter.
JDbm Npbm,
yfiftuprstl 5abrrt. $50 Gsaern Ap,rur, ode ter Sale.
Fart Sir, e.. pdul, Wirn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-04-14

~ &enn ibr eriter alNlle llbr
mo6er0rbeit wolt, oonn 9ebt sum
u Obertpn. ls-it
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-04-14

Notbs Nelplit lgeicni bait, Gl6crtbi.
ne. 9bicnaa. 81. 0otbs Bllien AT per.
,on'er II 81. glouc, WlnH bel y : 8 nu
ter. u ccutc.NG*'ilcr. 50i 81. ttermoir'
ltrnss
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-04-14

80 cine locts GiSarrc iiir cincn
otitei. ,yra9t nod Der Commercial
Bouquet GiS0rrc bon Der ~. @, 9Sire
Gioarren 80. 3Ssba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-04-14
Cute Gcls9cmbeit.

Gine 1orm nit 0uten Decentralization
billig az t%auiru. Shruerer Soosn, quite
Wieie nebi. Niebpeios, 3suerbols uno GIL:
ties gSai1er. 9tohe bel Der Stride. Sdule
mo creamery. Negeu NGberem srfrase
iib in Der Siice bes Noroitern, 1Obo
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-04-14
0sIo ~ usr'etbsm.

9h babe clniSs lauieno Dollars, p:l5.
RrIpatpsricuen "0shbren aui tehantes Nfrnr'
5,oenthum ~ per!elbcn. 8ount ID; rr'
mupihte S,herbslt 9eben, rari mirG &c
IN ,ub lob IA mr. Al tcm"ti, beng,
mr. ~iouittpo cine Nnlcihc m9lb..
ioii i. Y, UprE u i.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-04-14

(efte
eo3 BON
IL ,piro,
Besie Al
Bette lie
20 HmE
II btf ia'
&efert ein
fauft wer'
his,, uno
bufrieotn'
$iihiorten
ben, &C.
WeniAen.
+eiin unb
Der Stoof.
er,
10, Winu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-04-14
Jpbm Npbu,

yfiieurrstl. 5abrrt. $50 Gsfern Ac,rur, ode ter Sale.
Fart sir, e.. rdut, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-04-14

chonc mo bilr0c Wcihrnte iiir
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-01-16
He Was Much Astonished.

A stranged in Jacksonville the other
day was much attracted by a street
covered with palmetto fiber. He look
ed up and down it intently, took some
of the stuff in his hand and exclaimed:
s'Well. / swan. First town l ever saw
in my life where they pave the streets
with whiskers. FLORIDA Times-Un-
ion.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-01-16

He-What would you say if 1 were to
kiss you?
She-I would say: Better late than
never.'-Puck-
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-01-16

Nothing so effectually takes the con-
ceit out of a shorthand expert as an
attempt to report a meeting of female
SllffragiSt
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-01-16
THE HUMoRIsTs.

THE HUMORIsTs-
''You didn't run after that thief that
snatched your watch"
No; if he can make the Old thing
keep time he's welcome TO it"-Detroit
Free Press.
May-How do you tell the pure linen
handkerchiefs from those that are part
linen?
Mae--My washerwoman always keeps
the former.-Up-to-Date
He-what would you say if 1 were to
kiss you?
She-I would say: Better late than
never.''-Puck.
woman-oficer! officer! help, muir
der! thieves!
Officer-Sorry, madam but you're not
on my beat.-New York Journal.
Well said the patron OF the arts
and muses.. what do you think of the
girls voice, now that you have heard
her? lit was / who discovered it
Il cannot said the critic, SAY too
much for your industry" - Town
Topics.
Where will 1 find my wife?" asked
Sims of the clerk on bargain day.
She hasn't been here at all"
Heavens! She must be seriously i'll
Detroit Free Press.
Mrs. Styles-One characteristic about
my husband 1 like; he always calls a
spade a spade.
Mrs. Laight-I suppose he's like all
husbands, however; he calls a club q
lodge.-Yonkers Statesman.
Husband-Why do you tell it around
that Mrs. Puffy does all her own bak-
ing? You know nothing about il.
Wife - 1 do, too. Every one of the
family has dyspepsia. Detroit Free
Press.
Reporter-What shall 7 say about this
fellow who was found shut up in a fold
ing bed?
Editor-Can it the closing scene OF
his life.-New York Journal.
y
neighbor. Il want this thing stopped
That wife of yours is prying into our
affairs with a telescope
III look into it, sir."-Detroit Free
Press.
Attorney-Your age. please.
Miss Twoscore (gushingly) - l have
seen twenty-five summers, sir.
~ Sic-I1f cd I
observation-disclosures North American
"You wouldn't marry a girl solely. for
money, would you?'
''Oh. DEAR no-that is, not If 1 could
get money with a girl who had some
other attractions also.''-Chicago Post
'eWho was that man to whom you
bowed just now?'
II can't remember what his name is,
but it seems to me l used to be engaged
to him. Chicago Record.
''How did you learn to skater" little
boy was asked.
oh" was the innocent but signifi-
cant answer, "by getting up every time
1 fell down.''-Tit-Bits
Diner-This pumpkin pie is abomin-
ally cold, waiter.
Waiter - Yessuh; de frost is on de
pumpkin dis time of yeah, TO suah.-
Cincinnati Commercial.
Editor wrote it survey" You
have it "scurvy."
Proof Reader - It's about Alaska
What's the difference?-New York
Truth.
''See here. my boy, you make alto
gether too many visits to Murphy
sample room
'"Thass all right I'm trying to get
a controllin' interest in his stock"
"You? How?"
"B-by drinkin it."-Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-01-16

'You didn't run after that thief that
Snatched your watch"
No; if he can make the old thing
keep time he's welcome to it."-Detroit
Free Press.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-01-16

Womane-Ofticer! officer! help! muir
der! thieveSi
Officer-Sorry, madam but you're not
on my beat-New York Journal.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-01-16

Last Year began on Friday, and end
ed on Friday, but 1t was not such an
unlucky year, after all.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-01-16

The sexton rings the church bell after
the young man rings the other belle.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-01-16

WELL said the patron OF the arts
and muses. what do you think of the
girls voice. now that you have heard
her? lit was / who discovered 1t"
Il cannot, said the critic, say too
much for your industry" - Town
Topics.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-01-16

May-How do you tell the pure linen
handkerchiefs from those that are part
linen?
the former.-Up-to-Date
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-01-16

Where will l find my wife?" asked
Sims Of the clerk on bargain day.
She hasn't been here at all.
'Heavensl She must be seriously Ill
Detroit Free Press
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-01-16

Reporter-What shall 7 say about this
fellow who was found shut up in a fold
ing bed?
his life.-New York Journal.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-01-16

''See here" said the angry man TO his
neighbor. Il want this thing stopped
That wife of yours is prying into our
affairs with a telescope
III look into it, sir."-Detroit Free
Press.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-01-16

Mrs. Styles-One characteristic about
my husband 1 like; he always calls
spade a spade.
Mrs. Laight-I suppose he's like all
husbands, however; he calls a club
lodge.-Yonkers Statesman
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-01-16

Husband-Why do you tell it around
that Mrs. Puffy does all her own bak-
ing? You know nothing about II.
Wife - l do, too. Every one Of the
family has dyspepsia. Detroit Free
Press.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-01-16

The Audubon Society of Milwaukee
took the proper way to arouse public
interest. by preparing an exhibit Of hats
and bonnets from which all wings and
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-01-16

'See here. my boy, you make alto
gether too many visits to Murphys
sample ROOM
'"Thass all right. I'm trying to get
a controllin' interest in his stock
"You? How?"
"B-by drinkin t.'-Cleveland Plain
Dealer
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-01-16

Editor wrote it survey" You
have it "scurvy."
Proof Reader It's about Alaska
What's the difference?-New York
Truth.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-01-16

Diner-This pumpkin pie is abomin-
ally cold, waiter.
Waiter - Yessuh; de frost is on de
pumpkin dis time of yeah, TO suah-
Cincinnati Commercial.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-01-16

Attorney-Your age, please.
Miss Twoscore (gushingly) - l have
seen twenty-five summers, sir.
Attorney - Um-Near-sighted, / sup
North American
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-16
sTrBJECT on THE TRIAL.

Richmond people. This exception Is
Colonel A. v Newton. of Worcestet
Mass. who has copyrighted the trial.
and will be here TO superntend in person
its going off.
The proceedings will be an exact re-
production Of a court scene, and on TINS
account will possess a charming novelty
In ladies and others who have little CTr
porttaity for court scenes, except scenes
where two do the counting. Best OF all
will be the refined fun of IT,
The names Of the gentlemen who COM
plete the cast, except those Of the Jurors,
is given as follows: Judge. Colonel John
S. Harwood; Complainant, Mr.. Hill Mon
tasue. Defendant. Mr. Evan r. Chester
man (the Idle Reporter); Clerk Of Court,
Mr. Charles O. Savile; Court officer, City
Sergeant Epps; Prosecuting Attorneys
Mr.. John Garland Pollard and Mr.. James
Gordon. Defendants Attorneys, Colonel
Marion l.. Dawson and Colonel a. V.
Newton. of Worcester. Mass; Court Crier,
Mr.. c. b. Richardson; Court Steno-
grapher, Mr.. D. A. Richie; Witnesses az
Prosecution-Mr. g. II. Cloves. Mrs c. 10.
Rrengle. Mr.. Frank J.. Wells, Master
Ernest Page E. r. Chesterman, Jr);
Witnesses for the Defence-Dr. ID. A.
Kuvk. Mr.. Lewis b. Brander, and Miss
Mamie Pegram. Prominent local talent
will impersonate Hon. Grover Cleveland,
ex-President of the United states; Justice
John l. Crutchdeld, Hon. Mark Hanna,
of senatorial fame Cyclone" Samuels,
Hon. John w. Daniel, Jerry (Sockless)
simpson. Hon. William J. Bryan, General
Coxey. of Appropriateness fame; his
Honor Mayor Taylor, Hon. David Ben
nett Hill. Mrs Mary Lease, Coroner w.
III. Taylor. and Giles Jackson.
The box-ofIice will open at the asso-
citation building Tuesday at 3 o'clock A. Nj.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-16

too warmly clad. With violent exercise
the after chill following near the Pole Is
a terrific shock to the strongest constitu-
ton, and the shock is, of course, in
creased by the warmth of the clothing.
Marching over the ice, Mr. Melville said,
his men left their tracks marked in blood
on the jagged crystals. They sometimes
had 10 cut their way through solid walls
Of ice, all the while hauling about three
or four hundred pounds of provisions, and
other supplies. An Arctic traveller, he
said, becomes very abstemious after
awhile, when he realizes that he must
carry everything that he will eat. After
the march Of 500 miles over the ice the
party came to open water. Then a fresh
series of troubles began in a rapid sea.
One of the boats filed with men was
swamped, and the men all drowned. The
salt water swept into the other boats and
carried off all the drinking water. For
five days the men had to work hard at the
oars, with their faces masses of blisters
and sores, and tongues hanging out in
their thirst. An Arctic traveller Mr.. Mel
vile said, must have water, or the Arctic
sooner than any other. comes
to grief. Fresh water keeps off the sour
Wy. On land again the party came TO
fresh water and game, and were enabled
to vary their menu from soup made or
skin clothing to fish gulls and the Arctic
explorers ambrosia. tea.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-16
PAST MASTERS IN SESSION.
Annual Meeting and Banquet of
This Eminent Association.

The annual meeting and banquet of the
Past-Masters' Association held last night
at st. Adams Hall. was the largest meet
ing of that body yet held. and the menu
prepared for the delectation Of the wor-
shipful diners by Mine-Host Krause was
an elaborate one in every respect.
Worshpful ]. 5. Moore, the retiring
president, submitted his report, an
ncuncing therein that the association had
lost none OF its members by death during
the past year, and had recruited its ranks
to the extent OF twenty-five. The cleo
ton OF officers was gone into, and Major
j. II. Capers was chosen president Mr..
L. T. Christian. vice-president; Mr. Isa-
dore Lovenstein, secretary and treasurer.
and Mr.. George I. King, sergeant-at-
arms.
Judge b. r. Wexford was to have de-
livered the annual address before the as
ISOLATION, but he was not present. Mr..
j. S. Moore was selected as the orator
for next year. After the meeting the
banquet hall was thrown open, and full
justice was done the tempting yiands.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-16
DIED FROM APPENDICITIS.
Mr.. James s. stinson. of buckingham
County,

Mr.. James S. Stinson. of Buckingham
county, died at the Old Dominion Hos
pital on Friday night. He was in the
42d year OF his age. He was brought
from his home. in Buckingham county
Thursday, January 18th, to have an ope-
ration performed for appendicitis, but
when he arrived he was too weak TO
stand the strain, and continued TO sink,
until death same to his relief. He was
accompanied by Or. Bowles, Of Scots
vile, and his close friend. Mr.. NJ. L.
Layne. His remains were taken yester-
day by the 1890 train TO Browns Station;
from there they will be taken 70 the
residence OF Mr.. Thomas Tindan. his
brother-in-law, where they will be in
TERED to-day in the family burying-
ground by Taylor Lodge, No. III, A. r.
and A. NJ, with Masonic honors. He was
an esteemed and honored past master or
this lodge.
The remains OF Miss Josephine Morgan.
who died Thursday night at the Madison
Hotel, were taken TO Canada Friday
night for burial.
Alma Henrietta Schoch. the infant
daughter of Joseph and Sophia Schoch,
died Friday al the residence Of her pa
rents, No 325 west Leigh street. The
funeral took place at o'clock yesterday
afternoon.
Mr.. William G.. Allen died Friday night
at his home. No. Ala north Thirty-third
street. Deceased was n years OF age.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-16
THE BERING-sEA AWARD.
of Papers 10 Congress.
Amount Involved, Sf73,151.26.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. January Is
The President has submitted to Con-
gress the award and report of tha COM
mission appointed under the terms OF the
treaty Of 1896 20 adjust the claims Of
British subjects for losses sustained
through the seizure Of their sealing ves-
sells in Boring sea. In his letter Of trans
initial the President says.
THE report of the Secretary Of State
presents "A clear epitome Of the award
and renders unnecessary any extended
observations on my part. further than to
say that 1 cordially coincide with his re-
commenda tons, and that our treaty OBJ
legations demand prompt and favorable
action by Congress. which urgently hope
may be taken 20 the end that these long
pending questions may be finally and sat
isfactorily terminated. The total amount
necessary 10 satisfy the award Of the
commissioners is S73, 151,.26, which l re-
commend be appropriated.
(Signed) WILLIAM MKINLEY."