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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-10-06
FATAL COLLISION.
Chicago & Northwestern Passenger Trai1
Crashes Into a Freight, Killing


Milwaukee, Oct. 6.-One man killed,
three cars burned and locomotive
wrecked was the result Of a co',ison to-
day between passenger and freight
trains on the Chicago & Northwestern
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-10-06
Bankruptcy Law
War Revenue Law

Copies of the two laws published in
separate pamphlets. with marginal and
foot notes and exceptionally complete
index, for sale at the New MEXICAN.
Price: Bankruptcy law. so cents; rev
enue law. 25 cents.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-10-06
List Of Killed and vonna.d

A special to the Journal from Walker.
Minn., says Major Wilkinson, six pri-
Yates and one Indian policeman are
dead. Colonel Sheehan is slightly
wounded. Thirty Indians are dead. The
Journals dispatch boat has just returned
from the battle ground. There has been
desperate fighting all the morning.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-10-06
Hold the Fort, For We Are Coming.

Hold the Fort, For We Are Coming
A special train left Fort Smelling at I 40
this morning with companies B, F and
H, under command Of Lieutenant Colo
2ouuBo qolQM 'HIlupJuI ps 'uoBqIBH leu
reach Walker before o'clock. There
are 200 picked men in the detachment.
They have three days rations and an
abundance of ammunition, with q Cat
ting gun as part of the equipment.
Further re-enforcements will be detail
ed and got ready to start at an instant's s
notice.
A Washington dispatch says: Com
missioner of Indian Affair Jones re-
ceived today the following from Indian
Agent j. II. Sutherland at Walker,
Mimi, last night: "The trouble at Leech
lake originated in an arrest made by a
deputy United States marshal of In
dians on warrant. The Indians over
powered the marshal arresting the res
cuers. l have been here q week doing
my best to get the Indians to give them
selves up and save trouble, but they
would not. Today the troops and In
dians had several battles and the
United States marshal has called for
more troops.
Third Expedition Started.
A special to the Journal from Walker.
Minn.. says: The third expedition to the
Point has just started. There are IL RI
carries provisions and the detail 10 un-
nerd, an old Indian fighter. The troops
noon. Every man IN town slept ali
u h
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-11-22
THEY WE'RE SHOCKED.
Dr. Peyton Hoge's Carrying Rifle Of
tends His New FORK Friends.

Recently DR. Peyton II. Hoge, of VIII
mingtOn, preached sermon in the flrsl
Presbyterian church in New York, as
did other preachers who had been con
sidered in connection with call to the
pastorate. A special from New York
shows how the New Workers segard Df.
Hoge's protection of his home:
THE candidate who has given the
greatest degree of satisfaction to the
people lis the Rev p. IL. Hoge, now pas
tor of the First Presbyterian church Of
Wilmington, who has. however, destroyer
his own prospects for Il call by preach
ing an ante-election sermon from his
pulpit recently in which lie took the
white side of the race controversy in
North Carolina and declared i'll favor
of driving the negOes out Of the State.
Since the election NJ. Hoge has dis
cussed the issue again with equal candor
and in his sermon last Sunday justified
the lynching and declared that it should
be resorted to when necessary. The
good brethren of the Fifth Avenue church
are shocked at such doctrine and Mr..
Hoge will have to remain in the South.
He is a nephew of the famous Rev. DIR.
Moses ID. Hoge, of Richmond
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-11-22
Powers and a numbers of others.

Powers and a numbers of others, in
Guiding musical companies. Year by year
even better class of lectures as a whole
will be obtained. 1t is the object of this
organization in Raleigh to put the lee
ture and entertainment matters in the
hands of the strongest meIr of the c1mmu-
nifty whose taste and judgment will insure
the city an absolutely r>liable and desir-
able course from every standpoint. IT is
desired also to effect a union Of the lee
ture interests of the colleges and those of
the people. In this way each college can
get the benefit of a large lecture course
which it cannot provide for itself. With
in year or two, or even this year, it is
possible to have an enrolment of from
400 to 600 members, which will give the
directors n fund sufficiently large to give
Il course of from fifteen to eighteen en-
tertainments, including the greatest men
and musical attractions of Il desirable
type in the Union-hy cooperation with
the other lyceums in the South that have
been created within three years. and get
them at n cost of from 15c to zoe for
each member of the Lyceum.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-11-22

advanced in years find themselves in
the tolls of catarrh. Mr.. and Mrs.
Collum, OF Giddings. Tex, found help in
Pc-ru-na. Mr.. Collpm's letter follows:
Pe-ru-na ITedltIHc Co., CoIHmbHS, o.
DEAR SIRs:-''I think your Fortuna
is the best medicine | ever tried for ca
tarrh. | have tried all the catarrh
medicines that could hear Of and none
of them did any good until tried yours.
| and my wife have both used the Pc
ru-na and Man-a-lin, and we arc about
well, | am 20 years old and my wife
is &C. When we commenced to take
your medicines we were not able to see
after our work, but now she can tend
to her work and | sec aftcr my farm.
You can use this publicly if you want
to. A. z. Collum, GidGings, Tex.
Ask any druggist for free Pe-ru-na
Almanac for the year 1899.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-11-22
FUNERAL OF MRS. FAISON.
One of Raleigh's Best and Truest Wo-
men Laid to Rest.

One of Raleigh S Best and IrueSt WO
men Laid to Rest.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Annie
Faison was held Sunday afternoon at 4
o'clock from the Church of the Good
Shepherd.
The services. which were of the sim
plest character. though solemn and inn
pressive were conducted by her beloved
rector, Rev. DR.. Marshall; and the choir
rendered with tender feeling the hymns
Just as l am, Without one Plea" and
Cardinal Newman's exquisite Lead
Kindly Light" Both of these were IA
vorites with the deceased.
The interment was in lakewood Gene
terry. The pail bearers were Mr.. G. b.
Root. Mr.. Pulaski Cowper, Mr.. X. III.
Battle, Col. Thos. S. Kenan, DIR. James
Mckee. DIR. 4. J. Haywood, Mr.. A. w.
Haywood, DIR. V. Il. Turner, Mr.. A.
A. Thompson. Mr.. Charles NJ. Busbee,
Mr.. e. b. Barbee, Mr.. Il. b. Raney.
a large congregation filled the church,
and great number of people attended
the burial ut the cemetery, for the dead
woman was greatly beloved by all the
people of the city for her kindly dispo-
sition and her many deeds of charity.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-11-22
MIR. GREEN ANDREWS.

Mr.. Green Andrews died suddenly
yesterday at noon at his home, corner of
Cabarrus and Person streets. He was
~ years old and had never been sick a
day in his life. He was sitting by the
fire talking with some visitors when the
Dread Reaper came. He died without
a struggle. One moment he was laugh
ing and talking and the next his head
had dropped back and he was dead. Mr..
Andrews came to Raleigh only about Il
month ago, formerly living in Green's
boro He resided here with his son,
Dave Andrews, who is a painter.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-11-22
THE DOG SPY.
Leonzo Bros. Give II Good Opening
Performance.

The Dog Spy proved an interesting
attraction ut the Academy of Music last
evening. 1t was the opening perform
ancc of the LcOnzo Bros. company, who
play weeks engagement here.
The company is composed of very
clever performers and their efforts last
evening were heartily applauded by the
audience. The Dutch and negro spe-
cialtics were especially good.
In this play. one of their trained dogs
was introduced and his work made n
decidedly sensational hit. The animal
is admirably trained. The company has
three dogs and they will all be intro
duced in some play during the week.
Tonight the company will present a
sensational Western comedy drama, en-
titled Mays Devotion"
Two matinecs will he given during the
week-Onc Thursday afternoon and one
Saturday afternoon.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-11-22
THEY TOTE FREE PASSES

The Progressive Farmer this week
publishes n list of the railroad and tele-
graph attorneys in the State who ride on
free passes and use telegraph franks
in sending messages. The list is that
furnished the Railroad Commission by
the railroad and telegraph companies.
The Southern has 80 attorneys and
agents: the Seaboard, %; Atlantic Coast
Line. 80: Cape Fear and Yadkin Valley,
): Carolina and Northwestern, Z: Nor
folk and Western. 10: Atlantic and
North Carolina. 21; Western Union
Telegraph Company, 10.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-11-22

and the whole world looks gloomy to nm,
it is time for him to take medicine. Then,
when he is braced up a biz, it is time
enough for him to take to the bicycle.
When a mans nerves have an edge on
them, so that the least little disappoint-
ment rasps on his temper like file, when
his stomach and liver and nerves are de-
ranged, and he is continually gloomy and
melancholy he should take DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. 1t makes
man as hungry as a fisherman and sees to
it that all the vital elements of the food are
absorbed into the blood It braces up the
liver and puts it TO work in the right way.
1t drives all bilious impurities from the
system. 1t fills flesh nerves, brain cells,
sinews and bones with the life giving Gle
ments of rich, red, pure blood. 1t makes
a man healthy and then bicycle will
make him strong. Medicine dealers sell
it, and have nothing just as good.'
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-11-22
TIE COLORED FAIR.
The Wretchcdly Indictment Weather
Last Week Caused a Loss

The weather last week was fearfully
Indictment. 1t was so bad that the at
tendance upon the colored Fair was
much smaller than usual-so small in
fact that the managers find themselves
confronted with a deficit. Rev. r. III.
w. Leak. secretary of the Fair, will
wait on the literally disposed citizens of
the community and ask for contrihu-
tons to pay the necessary expenses. The
News and Observer ventures to hope
that the needed help will be generously
given to the enterprising officers. whose
work would have filled the treasury, but
for the wretched weather.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-11-22

/ Y !: q. Z. j. e:
Oh - A man or woman who neglects
&V constipation suffers from slow
kWA poisoning DR.. Pierce's Pleasant
w Pellets cure constipation. One
ma little Pellet" is a gentle laxa-
nv tive, and two a mild cathartic.
All medicine dealers sell them.
- No other pills are just as good"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-11-22
MRS. JOANNA MANN.

Mrs. Joanna Mann. widow of the late
l.. III. Mann, of Wilmington, died in
this city Saturday afternoon and the re-
mains were carried to Wilmington yes
terday. Mrs. Mann was born in
Swannsboro, and died in the fifty-second
year of her age. She leaves five chill
dren, III. w. Howell, of Wilmington; Mr..
J. L. Mann, of Washington, ID. c.; Mr..
w. e. Mann, Mr.. S. l.. Mann and Miss
Geneva j. Mann; all of Wilmington.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-11-22
SECOND CROP JUNE APPLES.

The present Fall has been a most re-
markable one hereabouts. At no time has
the weather been really cold and as yet
comparatively little frost has come.
Roses and other flowers are still blooming
in the open air and one lady in the city
reports ripe raspberries in her garden
and a tree on which there is n second
crop of ripe June apples. Miss Emma
Green is the proud owner Of this gar
den.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-11-22

Overcome evil with good. Overcome
your coughs and colds with One Minute
Cough Cure. 1t is so good children cry
for it. 1t cures Group, bronchitis, pneu-
monia, grippe and all throat and lung
diseases. j. Hal Bobbitt and Henry T..
Hicks.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-11-22

" Through your ski11fil treatment am once
more well man" writes ]. N. Arnold Esq, of
Candy, Logan Co, Neb. " / suffered for years
with constipation and torpidity of the liver
the bladder. took six bottles of Golden
Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets and
am permanently cured. You have been the
means of saving nay life"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-11-22

Ask any druggist for free Pe-ru-na
Almanac for the year 1899.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-11-22

\ phrenologist says the bumps on n
mans head sometimes indicate that his
wife has well-developed muscle.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-10-13
@roBGer;oat6mm Segen.

Oarmnaot. Die Straitanmer
oes 2anbseribts perurtbeilte eiuen Sc.
ltellunsspflihtisen aus NieberrcNen,
Der lid, Tim iid Der Wilitarpilidlt
III ent;ieben, Shnupitabat in Die
gllsen seitreut bate, I'm 10 cine giugens
entSiinouns ber%pOriuruien. ;u eiur
@eidusniBiiraie ron orei Monaten.-
Ger SeriiterunssperborS beiiiidcr
Vebrer, Der Dor taum SabresfrilI in
@irtiamfeit trat, S0blt bereits etlra
$50 MitslieSer.
Maina. Die unteriGleiie i'm i,GNs
tiifeu gasnerf %belaufen lid mad, ben
Der Siirsermeilterei ;usefummcrca
Nftenltideu in Den leeten ,ebn Sobren
suiammen cut 24,494 Miart. Ger
aaiiier Seilitein uno Der Ginnetmer
Teimanu baben bieie Summe urtcr.
id)lagen.
Seli9entaot. Der 22iGhgj e
Sabritarbeiter @infler beobad,tete tiir;'
lid bel Der flie9snoen Wiainbrlite in
@aiier einen treibeuSen GesenItan0.
Gr belt ibn iiir einen Sad ODER eiicl
Sol,tlce, belt i'm oil unO entoedte in
ibm-cie yeite ieines eisenen Tuters,
beS &c Sabre alten gdrtners &in!ler,
nit Dem er penise Winuten pOrbsr
nod geiprodDen bate. Der Gerltcrbere
lit felt Sabresiriil al einem unbe!I'
barren I3unseus unO @an9entrebs. Gaa
iurdtbare yeioen ibeint cen @reiS in
een 1oo 9etrieben 81 haben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-10-13

pauoler *. autou Tertbel III iebn San
rem i3uhtbaus, ToliieiauIiidt une
Sbruerlult, neil er am so. Suni einc
bieiiee @ittre III ibrer Wobnuns III
ermorben ueriutate.
6reiberg. Ger betarrte Siitten'
demiter 3iidJter, oeiien 9lrbeiten in
9ersuertsbau groBes 4nleben genie
sen, III bier Geltor6en.
0roEeubuiu. Der i'm Cicnit
Gltelie Stabstrompeter Der ceutIten
armee, trnislidler Miuiitoirettor 9llwin
Wuller pom iGhiiifeu S0ni9ss Onius
rem esiment, lit in oen Sutherland
iibersetreten. Wiuiitoireftcr WiIlller
nal ieit 1857 Suloat uuo ieit 1865
bel benz bier in Garniion liesenSen
Suiarens5iesimeut.
9eipSis. Cas- Geitsgeritt per
urtbeilte ben @irtb Feter WiunocsIl
aus Yerpiers negen espionage III Iuni
Sabreu 3uhtbaus uno @brperllli.
9urd Die %~erbanolun9 murbe feltgc'
liellt. baB Wiunoorff i'm Suffrage elmer
fremoen Gesieruns ben 0esirtSIelo-
ruebel Sabnerbrud) peranlaBt bat, Qe.
beime Sdrifttiide gu perratben. uIlN
bel benz Ye,irtsielewebel Stride einer
sleiden GerIuf semadt bat.
Pe9au. Oier wurbe Der itdotilhe
Resiitrator &. 6. Zoos wesen Inter
ihlasun9 i'm 9lmte perbaitet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-10-13
96mriugiC6e Staaten.

@rei;. Sn elmer 3uidrift on bic
rgreijer 3eitun9" balt lid 6edt0'
anfpalt Seunius bier nit Hebt oarilbsr
aui, oaB Der HaubmOroer SrUblid On
Sem Gage Dor ieiner Sinriftui1
oabier GesenItano elmer nabren Sfcns
ltelluns sepelen lei. 9eamte, TeG0t.
teure, H~eierenoare, @pmnaiiaiisn,
Sutiher iudten Den 5rUblid in ieiuN
iSelle aui uno fanpen iid bemiiFiNi,
iih in f"iir,ere oNer ldnsere GelprGdje
nit ibn ein;ulaiieu. Fem Seniaticu5.
beoiriniB u~nierer Ssit lei oamit cine
Son;eliion 9emadt poroen, Die nil
beoauert meroen tonne.
Sena. Gin eisenartiger Strife IL
in elmer nabcgelesenen Srtidait ous'
sebrohen Der oOrtise airdenbur mel
CERT lid, in Der Stride ~ ipielen. Del
Gbor ioll liinsii Dor Dem FiarrboN,
9eipielt baben; oarauf III ibm cir
@elobeira9 nit Dem Geoeuten, aui,us
b0ren, berausselfidt moroen. 2it
.9~efrGnften" &iinltler meinten mai
bieiem 9ortommniB: .@enn mer MD
bloie Julie, wulle nerr a lei Gelo mid
%! namenS mieoer MET! limb mem
merrn aam mid gut 9enun9 bloien.
DO braud'n merr aa in Or 9erde mid
Se %bloien!~ Seifdllis nidten bic anoe.
rem. rSu wero's Semadt!" uno ieii.
benz itritt Der Sldierdor.
&oburs. Sier III Der Winiiicrial
aiiiitent 8rduslif pegen mebriadc'
0ali9un9en perbaitet woroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-10-13
@eferrei@.

@ien. TaS yeidenbesdnsrie Der
3aiierin bate aus Nab uno Sern audJ
2%aihenoiebe angelOdt, oarunter ;mei
meiblihe aus yuoapelt, weldIe, III
ibwar,ieiosne 3rauertleiNer 9ebiillt,
ibrem idmabliden Sanbwert nad),
9in9en. yeioe puroen auf ldngere
i3eit hinter Shlob uuo 9liesel oeIept.
-Sie EOliiei madte orei uuiitere
SantOnilten, melte unter benz Yeteorbt
fteben, Iuardiiten ~ iein, binaielt:
ben aommis Fillih. een Sanbsies
afaoemifer @illif uno einen 2idedlen
Namens Sitar .-Sier bat Der ShriIls
TELLER 4oalbert BON Wiajersitp in 6olge
unsliifliher Spefulationen ieine 5ran
unb ild ielbit erihoiien.
SuoapeIt. Die SrtI1aft aerta
i'm @~esiprimer Somitat lit u0liIs
nieoersebrannt. Nur iieben SGuler
blieben pom 6euer uerid)ont cine
Fericn 1T u%erbtannt, 80 wurOen ifwer
uerleet. Cas- Gleno 1T sroB.
0raS. Die Snbma9o oes Ffarrers
uon 9eufenbud wuroe uui rem Vabu-
oamm nafit llnSmartt ais |eide nit
ab9etrenntem Sopfe auigeiunoen. llion
ninimt an, o06 Tie einen Selblimoro
u%erilbte, neil ibr cine Sub perun9liidte.
Sail. Ger ebemalige Hrdiioent
Ses Ibgeoronetenhauies, Or. Satbrein,
wuroe bier abermuls sum Siirsermeilt ter
9ewablt.
3unSbrud. Ger Stiiter bes bies
iigen @aiienbauies, uon Sieber9er,
ipenoete sur Gbrun9 Der Sailerin
Gliiabetb weitere 100000 @uloen,
mcmit ieine sroBartise @aiienbauss
itiituns Die SObe uon 1920, 000 Sui
ben erreihte. Sieberer perbut lid leoe
Gbruu9 ieitenS ser Gemeinoe.
Sarlsbao. Selt etua ;ebn Sab
rem lebt bier Elm gmerifauer Namsns
ban Slipper, Der iriiber ben Soften zines
Soriuls Der Ser. Staten in Wlostou
betleioete. Seit Ginger i3eit nun be-
mertte man. oaB i'm itabtiihen Yeie>
iaal peritieSene Bidder abbunoen
famen. SIS ersab lid, oaB pan 9tiper,
Der elm itGnoiger SAT- beS S~eleiaa!eS
mar, Die Bidder lortgetraSen uno mehs
rere berielben uertauit ober gum Ser
fauie an9eboten hat. Sn 6olse oeilen
puroe Die Terbaitun9 beS Grtoniuis
porsenommeu.
Seoenburg. Der 8%eiirfsuOtor
QariuS Srampotits in 8isfaluo eridloB
iit i'm Nmte, oils Der pom Gomltate
e%ntlenoete Hehnun9srepioent SialaD
Die TiepiiiOn Der Bidder uornebmen
i%ollte.
Shmedat. gnldBlif bes Hegie'
runsslubildums bes aaiiers bat Die
@emeinoe 8~aoeanitalten nit ,ipei
Shmimmbaiiius uno 8%annenbacern
errid1tet; bieielben meroen mesen Der
auBerit nieori9en Saoesebibren ra'
mentlid Der minber bemittelten Be
pOlferuus ;u Suite fommen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-10-13
@lrttem6era.

Stuttgart. Die 6raae beS Ratb:
bausneubaueS bier lit nun enolidD ~
einem oefinitipeu gbidluB selannt.
nadoem Die biirserlid)en 6plleaien
einen Sertra9 nit cen ausiIibrenoen
preis9ef rUnten grfiteften 9ollmer unO
Saiiops9 Berlin ob9eihloiien haben.
Cen eetroiieneu %ereinbarunsen &c.
mdB ioll oaS neue Hatbbaus am l..
Sttcber 1908 pul%litlnoig Dem Ses
triebe iiber9eben werSen.-S Der iln0s
tiid)en gewerbeballe muroe bieier Gage
cine irternotionale Saeenausiiellun9
abgebalten.
Seilbronn. Neulib 0tattS icnroc
Der Toiten am Nulpermaga,in iiber=
fallen. Ger Soften CAB auf Die Cir
greiier mebrere Shiiiie ab, moraui lie
Die 6lud)t erg,ifien. gu 9lsidIer j2eit
muroe oas in Der 9iGhe %beiinolitJe
@ahlOfal non anoeren Guritsn nit
Steinen bemorien, ME eSiheiut in Ger
Abiiht, Die auimerfiamteit Der @ata'
mannldlait non Dem Nn9riif auf ben
@atpriien abiulenten.
Waulbronn. Sas iett in cire
suanseliihe Silbungsanitalt ulngemans
bette beriihinte Slolier bat burh On
gbbrudD mebrerer unidOner neuercy Ces
bGube iomie ourd iiilaeredlten Gustc,,
pon Wpbnuu9en unb @elalieu etrs
iiberraidenoe Girheitlihfeit bes Ges
iammtanblifs erbalten. Die Irbrins
9ura pon elettrilfem Yifjt in Scr
@intertirte lit elm entiduloba,es uni
besreiilites j3u9eltGncuiB on Die prot
tiid)en 9lnioroerungen Der Neuieit.
FfuIliugen. Su llnterhauien er.
eisnete lid beim Sabritueubau Der &c.
briioer YurtbarSt elm ifmeres llngliif
Sn Solse GrprutldJss murSen adlt en-
Yau beidditi9te WiGruer theilmaIlt
peridittet ;wei uon Sberhanier &C.
biirtige Namilienpater mnyoen ais ys,
den beruorge;csen.
ulm. Sn elmer bieiigeu @jrtA
itait murSe Der unteroiiiijer SUie
mann Der 3. %&ompa9nie bes hieiigei
Susartillerie. YataillcuS Mr.. Is. &c
b!irtis aus Sannouer, pon elnem Gin:
liiten erltcdeu. Soiemann mOllte te
S%treitbdnoeln abmebren. Gr erbiel'
mebrsre iebr seiGbrlid)e Stide in Del
llnterleib unS einen Stib in oen Girl
uno III i'm Mlilitdrta saretb ieinen Ger
lesunsen erlesen. Der 2bdter, ell
bieii9er Shreinersebilie, wurSe Der
baftet. aub Der SSirtb uno Elm Vrarl
buride muroen 9eltOden.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-10-13
S6mets.

Germ. Gle Sunoesperiammlung
bat Die pom Der Hegierung seforeerttn
Sreoite fir Veitaiiuns pou 9riegss
material i'm 9etrase BON 3,626,497
Srancs u%nperdnoert bemillist. @eaens
ilber benz Goriabre 1T cine Steiseran9
Der be;iisliden Sreoite I'm 429,s54
Srancs einsetreten. Der Sobn reS
Siibrers 6eu; BON Suterlaten, elm
l4iabriser Sunse, begleitete tiirilid)
ieinen Gater bel elmer Fartie auf Die
Sunsirau (4l66 Meter). Der feline
Versiteiser idritt riiitiS aus unN fam
seiuno uro munter nod 9auie.-0ie
0rahtleilbabn pom Sotel Heifenbah
in Wieirinsen iu BEN GeidenbatI Sal
len wiro porausiihtlid nit Ue9inn Ger
nahtiabrisen CATION erOfiuet werren.
3iirit Oh. Sn Grid wuroen aus
Dem llhreuseihdit Steiner am ylm-
matquai bon Ginbrehern llbren i'm
@ertbe non circa 10000 6rancs se'
raubt.
Naiel. gui benz Saieler Central,
babnplas bsfamen Swei Stalieuer
Streit, nobel elmer ourd, einea Stid
in ben SOpi 9etDotet mulbe. Cas On
iirument muBte nit elmer gauge aus
Dem 9cpie oes 2opteu entiernt weroen.
@raubiinoer. Ger &urpereiu
TapoS beidlot, in ieiren Sfreibeu
oil Wlitalieoer uno 9iihtmitglieoer, an
ScdD uno NitaiIg, 3teih uno a,m. ole
mciliCwctligcn 4INiataren uuO DUr'
lid)en Anyeoen mo Ginleitun9er neg.
sulalIen.
2eiiiu. 81 &ugduO pa'li,ten in
lester ,3eit tdGllt) 10 bis ID 3taliener
brrdl, Die tleils oils beimothlole, tbeils
ais A%nordll'ien nadl Ghlallo beTOrbert
uno oil Or crytlGsn &irenie on Die
italieniidle Fclliei abgelieiert murren.
Gle b'clinc EoliiI vu]uitete ben bier
iett ant 3ahreI 0nlolllgeu ltalienllhen
gnurdil.cn Uilohauer Hani;,a.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-10-13
Sreie Stable.

Samburs. Sdminoelhaite Ser
iude, burt finsirte telepboniide sri,
fridge Namens grocer Yerliner Yanfen
bel bieiisen Sanfiers srOBere Gum
men, 10000 Oiart uuo 1000 Wlart
III erbalten, blieben re~lultatlos. Ser
SGmlnbler muroe in einem bieliger
Sotel perbaitet.-Ser Setretdr oca
peritorbensn Siriten YiSmard, 81.
meo. Ghrpianoer, bat lid bier oils pra,,
tiiher Arit MISUNDERSTANDING Sri
minalpoli,ei uerbaitete orei in Nltona
~wobnbaite @%0Qenpuper, Die Die ldn0ere
jSeit in altona iibernaftenoen OsI3iqe
iDItematiih alis9epliinoert batten. Cit
ISiige batten oft YeripGtungen, oa lie
Die untermesS 9eltcblenen @egenitiuoC
ersanSen muBten. Sei ben Serbaitctei
muroen Souotoiier. Gswaaren aus BEN
Slihenwu9en, 9eidirr unb @olbwaarsl
be id)la9nabmt.
Yremerbaueu. Die VeIdrul'
bisuns. cine Ihmere Srepeltbat began
gen ~ baben, mar bon elnem Oerlinel
Ylatt sesen cine gn;abl oeutlter See
leutc erboben moroen. Die Mitsliecci
Der SeiasunS ees bieiisen 6iidoamp
fers ~Selsolano." pelder Die Yer.
ner'ife FOlarerpebition on Yoro bat.
iollten oarnah basslnbree 'iheProuiau
baus auf Der &ureniniel erbroden Uni
beraubt baben. Siersesen uerwabrt lid
eaersifd Der 6iibrer Der Grpeoition II
einem 2elesIamm, bas oieier Gag,
aus Ardansel bier eintrai.
elbed. Ger nnldn9it BON Stod
bolm unb &almar bier einsetroiieu'
Campier ~Spitbiob" iiberbrahte unte'
Nnberem circs TOO. 900 Stid arebie