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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-07-07

rittc ierpirsn, nebit Ditto Sbeater unb
Sa,are; bic wunberbare SpiegelSals
lerie, in Der jeber Selu6cr Icin Gons
terici in ben l6retli6lten Gimenlios
men ulo %erserrungen Dor lid liebt;
baS Gpclorama, Die Seelblo6t siplz
i0en Monitor unp Werrimac aus benz
Silr0crtricSe bariteuenb bas japanl=
ihe unb oaS mauril6e G0fe; Die Soble
beS Sru6en, in wel6er sit venla
verbo-,lebenbe Silber" geSei9t wers
ben; 6asenbct'S (oeS 3lpeitenl be
rilbmte Wtena9crie uno ais pNlou,"
baS eilerne lln0etbilm, Die Nie'en'halls
tel pom lao NIB loobe, melhe iple
mir fonltutiren poucn, pom lo9enant
ten l6muben @el6le6te minoe'tenS
ebculu eiiri9 ireQlcntlrt mirp, ais pom
ocn .Nerren Der Sdoprrn9." uno
no6 9lui;dblrmg all oie' er Alerrllt=
teiten blelbt ms crit nod EN- gutter
Sbcil pon Wtipwap" Seben0wilrol9'
teiten ilbri9, barunter bas ufallrell-
oori, Der SeuielSiellen, Die rrlle9enoe
Came" an0ebli6 bcreit0 ais Nttrat
tion lin Die tommcnoc Barrier Meltz
uuSltelluu0 e~nSa9irt, mo last, but
not least, buS oeltlde Sprr, mt
Sumentupelle, Siroler Sdngern ulo
0nocrcn mebr ODER meniger ibren .3ped
eriiilcnoen ,SebenSwiirpi9teitcn.
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uen, al oenen Der Sciuher Der Nib
nan ni6t gut uprilber Seben tam,
pbne oaI CT tic iiebt. Nuh Shall=
itelunscn s~pciten HanSeS 9lebt eS
nod bic Mtcn9e, peren un%terlebnler
l6lieIli6 ebcnlo mie ibrs grpBeren
&onturentcn ,ibr Teben MADDEN"
SaB and iilr beS VebenS N%otbourrt
ouSreihenb 9elprgt lit, pcrltebt lid
pon ielbit cine Nn;abl Neitaur0tios
ncn, billi0 ODER tbeuer, ie na6 SSnn'6
uno &aiie ltebcn Dem NunSri9en Gag
uno liadt eiien llnc ilber etn babies
Sueenp Srauercien baben Die lob
lide Sinri6tun9 Setrolcn, bar Grrrls
l6ungsitGtteu IN Musreihenoer .SabI
oil ben pcrihieoeniten Eldt}en "'itllirt
linp, 10 paR jeocr ppllc Seut'Ge" III
a.. -. 80, H.,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-07-07
Mfibi9am.

Meuom nee tin Sornu-
podbnli6er Sturn fegte Sienito9
9iudmittus iiber oieien Sbeil bes
StuNtcS nm rifytete immenicn S6o
ben at. Mtni6euteben iiub iopeit
nidt III betlu9en, Gber cine 2lu;ubl
9lrbeiter in Gornep'S Nol,bauboien
murpe ourt umberftiesenoe Srilmmer
ihwer perlcpt. IN Stepbenion, M
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-07-07

s9ti4
ter Srit perIrtbeiits WariOn liapu
toSti, wel6er ben 9|ertb ieiner 0aus=
baltunsss @esenitdnbe IN Der 9lbiitt
bic @eriiderun9S @eielidaiten I'll be
trlgen, iali6 anseseben bate, III II
Wonaten .3u6tbanS.-Sie Seier bee
4. Suli mar bier pom i6oniten NSetz
ter be9ilnlti9t unb bate lid cine gro.
Be Mten9e Sbeilnebmer aus Der I'm
gegenp ~ oerlelben e%in9eiunOen. SEER
S9natiuS GOnnelp belt Die Seitreoe.
&ormittags wurOe cine 9roBe Faraoc
abgebalten unO Na6mittu9s iulloen
Mettrennen II. !. 10. ltatt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-07-07
2SiscpnTn.

@ater ORB. - Der game
oitli6 pom ,SorzHiper 9eIe0ene 5beil
Der et,ua 900 Ginpobner ,dblenoe
Srtl6aft @aterforo in Hacine Goun
tn lit du1 Srcita9 2(beno nieber9ez
brannt.
Wtlmdufee. - Sic Gdmepal
Seltli6teiten pnrben bier am Samltag
nit ellem tEeuerperf bei6loiien, boo
Nues ilbertrdf, mas in oieier 6inlift
jemals in Millpautee ODER irQeuo Ell
ner anoeren Stdot oeS Staates 9elei=
ltet 'woroen 1T. Zen S0obepurft Del
S6aultellung btloste cine Gpiiooe aus
Der S6la6t in Der Sai pon Wanila,
mad wel6er oas go bis 80 NuB oroFe
Bib beo aomirol Semep, bes 1eloeu
pon Wauila, erlAieu, oa8 einen rie
li9en SeiialIsiturm u%eranlaBte.
Saraboo. - Srau Gictoria
SSbeeler Don bier bat ibr 0elammtes
Si9entbum Der 0iientliden gibliotbet
pom Saraboo permadt- Iaiielbe bat
einen 9&ertb pon $50, 900 uno nm
last Elm @&Obnbouo, C'unoeioentbulg
unp allf ,3inicn auS9etiebeneS ojclo.
Hoctne.--Sn BEN bieii9en Sob
tenl9uppen pon S3m. El00, melde
etp0 ;mei Slot9 beoeten, brod an
SamitOg 9tu6mittl9 fur; mad l ll6r
,Seuer aus, bur6 melft0 nobe 20, 600
SOnnen &oblen ;er'Tort 1Wlroen. Sit
Gaze SrCl6muldinen SGtrit uno Der
Gampfer o9tult" mrroen e6enialo
our1 pQ0 ,Seuer bei4dbi9t, 10 boH Der
Communicating lid auf s75, 900 bis
S10o, 600 belGUft.
&eit Superior.-Stc 2&e6-
lter Stublz ,Iobrit lGHt bier Die QroHen
standardization ibrer Siins superior
&ertc, melde' titr;li1 nteoer6rQm
ten, wicoer crri6ten uno .airp bie "a
ortt balo mieoer I'M Nian9e lein. I'm
ter Den Webduocn mel6e in Scr u
ribtnng begriiien iirO, tsiinoct iid
Elm pieritOti9eS, 90 bel 81 EllH gro
res wcbGuoe, III mel6em Elm 0roHer
Irodenralm un9elC9t lGlro. Sic
&autoiten uno ionitige &erbeNerun.
gen wercCn ctpa $4,000 beuuipuI=
dgll.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-07-07

SeDipNe"'utV ipN't pN'NpN I'M N'"N'
bemddtist bate. Cine Mittwe, bret
S0bne unb brei S61ter ilberleben i'm.
Suincu.-NliS allen Sbeilen bic
ler @eSenb tommen Seri6te iiber ben
S6apen, wel6en bic Srotenbeit, bobe
Semperatur llnb bic Sag unb Na6t
anbaltenoen beiBen @inoe Der lebten
&dlite Der porigen @ohe Der Gierite
Su9efilgt baben, Gs l6eint ni6t, oaB
anoereS @etreioc piel 9elitten bat.
Die (oeuernte lit in pollen @an9e.
Die Nieberun0en unb Vdnoereien nit
REDEEM Sooen erSeu9en cine quite, lans
bigger unb g~ebmbobeu MIR cine mittel
mdBi9e Grnte. SSir batten beim
tulben 9Sa6Stbum 81 wenig ,Sel6tig=
teit. WaiS unb &ortpiieln 9epeiben
ullsgeSei6net,
Z t. Eaul.-Oie Capitol Goms
miilion bat Die Anleibe pon $500, 900
iilr ben Gapitolbau nit Der Tirma
Nuoolpb &lepbplte ~ SO. in Sinciuz
iatl III elmer Erdmie Don SO, 621 al
geldlOnen. -@ouperneur Hdmlep, ser
critic territorial Wouperneur pes Staa=
ties Wfinnclota, bat lid bereit ertldrt,
Die 6tlteinle9ulS oeS nellen Gupitols
an y. ,Nlli por;lnebmen. Die Neltz
rebe miro SumocSicnator Guibman &.
NapiS bulten.
Eitdfielo-G. q. @reenleai
iiel pieier Gage pom .Swcirao uno ers
lit einen Geinbrllh.
@uolen.-SoS StuatS= Sbersea
ridt bat ben TroseB ilber Die Niiherei
in benz @ilow 9tipcr Se9en ,Srout
s&ape uuD III Wuniten Der Silrscr emit
lhieoen, worilber nitt wenig ,Sreupe
bcrrl6t. Semna0 bnben Gin;elne
ni6t baS Neft, al lauienoen Niemdiz
fern llnp Yates ei9enc Nild)anitalten
III erridten, Dem Eublitlm iino ale
Ne6tc uui Die Sii6erci pp~rbebalien.
M0ib6urn.-Sic lepte Sdie-
nc ali Der &uibburn, &apiielo rup
.,Sron Niper Gjienbabn mlIroe Sonz
ner'taS Nbenc 9ele8t. ,Sreita9 Nodz
mittug iubr cin @rtuNiOnSil9 0ui Ser
utucn @0bn nud) ,Sron Niper.
Neun btllo3 cosr pe'itcp't, tit CIR Ca.
tlret. elrpp Ga,bnrr: i,e,lura alrnntut
los 25S.
Ct. E6ul. - %is Jest bat Ser
StaGt etpa $50, 600 iilr Den &rie0
p%Cr0rS9abt, yon weider Summe Die
Ser. Stautu notwithstanding einen
lbcil an, oen Stdat Standardization
ncroen. Gas @elo muroe ;lmeiit
iiir Die AuSrii 'uung II. j.. ~. Ser per
ihicoerm NeQircnter perlponNt, ndmz
LID s., 1926 TIr ods -. hcgiment
so, 955.59 iiir ra9 l3tc; S,141.
20 iilr raS l4tg- S21,513.l9 iilr
yobnuu9 MN. ogr Srlppcn wdbrenp
ceS 9tdoigen &uTertbalteS I'M Gamp
Namleu; SO, l6I. SO filr transport
toitcn. II. !. u. auEeroem bat ser
Stdat bersitS S50&o mir Die Nlsril=
turo oe& nelleu Tilui;ebnteu ate9iz
nCrtS perI,enoCt.
Mbenton.-am N%reitag wuroc
Der 9roEe Stoll auf Der cine Wteile
noro0'tlid bon bier 9elegenen ,Sornl
peo Nerrn Sanoitrrm pom sinem &Sir=
bal'uum getroTeu ulo ;ertrlmmcrt,
mGbrenp pGs MobnbauS lcineS Sad)ee
beroubt mur6e. ,1ilni ETeroe beinn-
TEN iid in Dem SIalle, bod murp(
teiueS crn'tlt6 perleSt. Cine Nn;ahl
tlciuere decentralization, Shornlteint
uuo ShattPnbdlne im oltlihcn Sbeilt
o@ Stdotaens &hsaton, murper
e~drnf1lls mi9epeht,
Nep Il [ III. - ,Sm hieii0en Il.
itrictS0cridt muroe &$m. sid pom De,
Nntln0e, &dudce ". Wrcen III Slec.
AZ Gue eraroroet III baben, Irei9elpro
d)en. Sls &erottt murpe an Conn
M0 Mtprsen nm | llbr Don Der Surl
uu6 clf'HInotGer &%eratbrng cin9e
hratbt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-07-07

gals, Carney gno mebrersn anoeren
Crten wuroen 6auier nmsewebt uno
cbitSdrtsn perpilltet.
z t. Soepb b. - WittwO6 iano
in Serrien Gountp Spe;ialwabl itatt,
III wel6er ieit mebreren Woden Die
yotalz Option &erfe6ter un6 bic I&ir
tie lid eiIris riiiteten unb BEL Der ba8
liberale Clement einen entldieoenen
Sie9 pauontrug. Die Majoritdt int
Gountp Serrien betrd9t circa 2000
Stimmen, oapon bat Ct. Soiep6 Isl
Benton 0arbor go uno Stiles $40,
bic iI6ri9eu uertbetIen lid oui Die t(ej
neren lldbe. Der Ausiall Der &abl
mar cine groBe lleberrai6un9 fiir Sc
IS0neriimpel, melhe elmer ilberlpdlti
9eueen W%tajOritdt ii6sr III iein glaub
ten
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-07-07
nur GOODS

Iuon's Vilen iirn MT Der N'"> awe D.
urn nSni1 nl,A . E-SS- -r> 7t-~' ~,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-07-07

Tic auTalcubtten 0crlunaeu rcu err
pielu. DE man tenut, inn mtteli: SrcN''
Surinparlln erSte.t. 9lsifa 9Rut'I ,rti
ielref 0lctteu bet h'ut.rau'htisr rr7"t
nur GOODS
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-07-07
@aibin0tpm.

Sort Sowneub.-Ter Gam
pier Columbia bon Der 9tortbern ia
c%iicsyinie 1T mad uier;ebntd9i9er
,Sabrt an Sonneritag bon 6obe, Sa-
pan, nit elmer groBen Saoun9 Sbee
anSetommen. &om Sage Der 9lbiabrt
oes Sampiers an wurbe bic Sabrt mad
ben Der. Staaten m09li6it bei6leus
ni9t, Inn ben .3olI BON ;ebu 6entS oas
Ffuno 81 lparer, Der mad Dem /. Sui
Oapon erboben miro. Der 3oll ali
Die Saoung Der .Golumbia" lpirbe mie
eS beiBt, Die Summle pon 500, 900
ilberlPissn.
eascnrets itimulirt geber, Wieren uno
Ginsemeioe. 9tie grtranten, Shmdben
ODER Gneipen. 1Octs.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-07-07
Nfpnfana.

Warpspille.-Si Drum Eams
mon Mine, pel6e Gigentbum Der
Notbidilbs unb Die ersiebigite Sob
mine in Wontana lit, lpar Sonnerita8
Der S6anpiae zines lln9liif9ialles,
nobel Elm Miner ooS yeben einbiiBte
uno orei anoere III beoentli6em gu
'tallpe oarnieperlie9en. Gini9e Oti=
ner, welde uui Dem 900 SllB yeuel
urbeiteten, uerna6ldiii9ten es, no6e
Dem lie cine SprengunS uorgenomntelt
batten fri'he Euit %;ultromen Ill l0lz
len, mn Die Nfine pon benz iddoli6en
@dS III bCireieu. Na6oem lie nu6
Dem Wtittu9el'eu ;urild9etebrt maren,
be9Oben lid + Wiannin bic Wiine, I'M
oo9 Atciultot Der Spren9rn9 III inter
iuhtn "a lie niht ;urilttebrten,
9inG cine 9tcttnngsmami6uit binun@
ter uno toroerte Die pon Dem @uo lie
berpGlti9tcn III Gage. >obn Eanoir
lturb, iobulp e. al Die S6erild6e 0e=
brudt moroen mar, Die anocren Srci,
!. Gbenitmortb, Gle Sleion uno 80,
ltceobam, werpeu uieleidt nit Dem
Tcbcu oaUontonmeu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-07-07

SnnrtNb 10 latn ntbmen mir umr tultj0trtutts ,SnYcntor uc nh
iprgtdlt1rr gfrtddtunD fanrtn mir aus, rE mir in Yiefn Sprteu uterlartu
Imr. ris mi. nnertalt Der nddien stn Gage attasn mu0tn. linn len aker-
nuitgen Gprratt lps,umfrcfn, brtngen mir in
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-11-06
Love FINDS a Way.

Bfllson-Whose pocketbook is that
you are advertising for?
Jimson-Mine, of course.
Get out! 'Pocketbook containing
a roll of bills and a large number
of checks and securities. Finder
can keep money if he will return
papers, Get out! You don't see a.
roll of bills or a check once a year."
NO, but Bertha Bullion's father
takes the paper advertised the loss
in, and he'll see that advertisement.
See"
''Humph! Where did you get the
money to pay for that big ad %
Bertha loaned it to me, bless the
darling. New York Weekly.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-11-06
How She Learned.

The young woman had just caught
the maidservant in prevarication,
and she was properly indignant.
Mary" she said, chow did you
learn to lie?"
The Servant thought it over for a
minute, and then she said:
You know that little dude that
calls here so often?"
you mean Mr.. Brimby, whom I
dislike so intensely?"
That's the one," returned the
maid. ''You know what 1 have to
tell him every time he calls? ?"
Certainly"
'Well, that's how learned to lie."
Chicago Post.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-11-06
Internal Padding.

do you think Mrs. Stuffy uses
artificial means to make herself
look plump?"
mo. I DON'T
'You speak positively?"
'SWell, 1 think 1 can. I was her
landlady for three years. ."-Cleve-
land Plain Dealer.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-11-06
Hampered by Poverty.

Ex-Servant-My husbands been
beating me again, Miss Mary, and
I'd 20 minds te have him arrested.
Miss Mary-Why didn't you?
Ex-Servant-Well, I was thinkin,
too, with me so lame and him not
worl1in, how'd I ever get the money
to pay the fine.-Comic Cuts.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-11-06
A Way Out.

From Greenland's icy mountains
From Nova Zembla's strand,
From Iceland's frozen fountains
And from Franz-Josef Land,
Where icebergs in their falling
Are lost amid the storm,
We hear loud voices calling,
Come up here and get warm"
Chicago Tribune.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-11-06
No Wonder.

Upguardson Il wonder what
causes these shooting pains in my
head.
Atom-Your looking glass will tell
you. You are bullet headed.-Chi-
cago Tribune.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-11-06
Low Gear.

Through leafy groves they rode.
Soft breezes tanned 'em.
He fairly ached to5kiss heron that
tandem
But dared not run the risk of re-
buff
His courage wasn't geared up high
enough.
Chicago Tribune.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-11-06
WifeIy Advice.

Husband Ga pessirnisD-I was
thinking of insuring my life, but I
am SO Internally unlucky that be-
lieve should live forever if I did.
Wife Can optinist)-Then pray
don't think of it, John.-Ally Sloper.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-11-06
Bad Form.

What a painful, shocking way to
take oneself out of the world it
must be to drink carbolic acid"
remarked the young woman in the
fur jacket.
''Shocking?" replied the young
woman in the yellow buskins. It's
worse than that. It's disgracefui.
It's the way the servant girls COM
nit suicide. Chicago Tribune.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-11-06
A RepuhIican sGirI.

He calls her queen of his soul
And 10! what trouble it makes.
She quickly gives him to understand
That queen is no great shakes.
Detroit Free Press.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-11-06
Almost Incredible,

We read in the papers that two
Spaniards recently went up in a
balloon. but came down different
nationalities. One came down a
Rushin, and the other struck the
telegraph wires and came down
Pole.-Ally Sloper.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-11-06
A State.

Bobby-Are all the ships named
after a state-battleships?
Mr.. Ferry-Yes.
Then the Terror must be a bat
tleship, too; amt it, pepper ?"-Cin-
cinnati Enquirer.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-11-06
See That Hurnns

Of all creations ugly sights,
And saddening to boot,
Just gaze upon a scorcher
In a full dress suit.
Chicago Record.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-11-06

Anxious F'riend-Mercy! What's
the matter?
Star Actress-Boo-hoo Oh, that
manager is too mean! He's trying
to ruin my reputation.
''The brutei How?"
Il refused to play in new part,
and he-boo-hoo-he hasn't sued
me for damages at all. New York
Weekly.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-11-06
The Logic of vanity.

A crank is he who'll not agree
With us in our pretense.
The man who'll praise our silly
ways
We deem a man of sense.
Up to Date.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-11-06
On the Same Film.

On the Same Film.
She bought a kodak-and she
thought
To win a fame that naught could
quench.
She took porch-she tooka horse
And 10! the horse sat on bench.
Detroit Free Press.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-11-06
No Key.

Maud wish could write Jack a
letter that would keep him guessing.
Marie-Write him one without a
postscript.-NewY York Journal.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-11-06
Proof Enough.

Judge-Were you drunk when you
assaulted this citizen?
Student (by name John Smith,
Il must have been, for he is twice
as large as am.-Princeton Tiger.
Readily Defined.
''Uncle Jim, what's a hired as
sassin?''
"A bad cook. Chicago Record.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-11-06
short of Space.

''Is your fat crowded."
Crowded? We can't yawn with
out opening a window. ."-Exchange
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-11-06
THE DIGNIFIED CRUSTACEAN.

"Ow-ow-oo-er!" whinnied the
agonized old girl. Call it OFF, quick!
It 'urts me-ow!" But the lobster
man was so amused he hadn't the
heart to spoil the joke. and the
crustacean was r-r-evenged.
Ally Sloper
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-11-06
High Winds.

Weggie-Is it weally SO windy. out
in the Dakotas?
Chollie-My deah boy, it pawsi-l
lively blew the cwease out of my
Wousahs.-Cincinnat Enquirer.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-11-06
Never Comes to Some

Friend-What is inspiration?
Author-A sudden desire to work
hard.-New York Journal.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-11-06

Autumn joys,
Now damsels load the mantelshelf
With autumn leaves and grasses,
While man regales his inner self
With waffles and molasses.
Chicago Record.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-08-29
mAHANOY CITY.

Mahanoy City, Aug. 29.-Lawrence Coul-
son and Miss Louisa Milard both Of town,
were married in the Episcopal church last
evening Immediately after the regular ser
vices.
Frank Todas went to his boarding house at
Bowman's Saturday night after having filled
himself with 'polinki" and insisted upon
waking up the sleeping boarders. One Of
them banged his head against the bed post
and a law suit followed.
The refrigerator of the Schmidt Estate
was robbed Saturday night and two quarters
and one sectel of beer is missing There is
no clue to the robbers.
Peter Bradbury, an aged resident of town,
who conducts candy booth at Lakeside,
was robbed Saturday night His booth at
the latter place was entered and the thieves
carried away his stock and a tin box contain
ing valuables. This is the second time he
was robbed this year.
George Gof, aged 2s years, while resting on
his door step Saturday night, was attacked
by foreigners. One of them rushed at him
with a large knife, the blade penetrating his
right hand and nhicting an ugly wound.
The assaiant made his escape.
Frank Thiel, private in Company L, sth
Regt., and Miss Mary Donegan will be married
some day next week.
Anthony Laudus, of 6l7 West Mahanoy
avenue was seriously bruised about the hips
and back by a tall of coal at the Tunnel
Ridge colliery this morning.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-08-29

The Welsh Brothers circus exhibited at the
Sixth street grounds all last week. The tent
was crowded at every performance. That
the show gave the utmost satisfaction was
evident in tho hearty laughter and frequent
outbursts of applause Welsh Brothers ag-
gregation Of circus talent is uniformly the
best seen in Harrisburg for years The
clowns are funny and can sing, and are
headed by Bob Hunting, Americas favortc
clown the acrobats are marves; areal artists
daring almost to Tecklessness; the gymuasts
ana cOntortionists are clever and graceful in
every evolution. The trained animals are
full of vim displaying wonderful under
standing of every word and gesture. This is
particularly true of Prof Harry HOhn's
ensemble Of acting dogs and ponies, 40 in
number. The concert which was given after
each performance was the very best ever
witnessed under a circus tent in the capital
city. The Welsh Brothers have honestly
earned the praise and patronage of press aud
public everywhero.- Daily. This
mastodonic popular priced show is billed to
exhibit at Shenandoah two days. Friday and
Saturday, September 2nd and 3rd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-08-29
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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-08-29
SUNDAY AT CAMP MEAD.
The Usual Holiday Rush at the Penn
SNlNunia Camp.

The Usual Holiday Rush at the Penn
SNlNunia Camp.
Middletown, Pa, Aug. 29.-General
DAVIS, commander of the Second di-
vision of the Second army corps, has
established headquarters in Camp
Meade, and will remain here until the
troops are mustered out. The general
and his staff came in Saturday night
from Thoroughfare Gap with the
Twenty-second Kansas. The One
Hundred and Fifty-ninth Indiana ar
rived last night and today the remain
der Of the Second division will be on
hand. Commencing tomorrow the
movement of the First division from
Camp AIger will begin, and continue
at the rate of one regiment a day.
General Davis was expected to bring
with him the report of the court mar
tial proceeding in the case of Captain
Duncan, the young Kansas surgeon
who was sentenced to five years inn
prisonment for desecrating the graves
of Confederate soldiers. General Gra-
ham says he has not yet received the
report, and until he does the full de-
cisiOn will not be made public.
The camp was crowded yesterday
with visitors, the Pennsylvania Rail
road company running trains every
half hour from Harrisburg to accom-
modate the crowds The trolley line,
too, did a landowner business, and for
tunately nobody was hurt in the crush
on the cars, The usual Sunday morn
ing inspection was held by the various
regiments There We're also religious
services at the several regimental
headquarters, and dress parade.
Colonel WickeTsham, of the First
Delaware, has been granted a sick
leave A battalion from this regiment
has been detailed for provost guard
duty in place of the Third Missouri,
which will be mustered out The First
Rhode Island Is composed largely Of
college students who want to resume
their studies this fall, and efforts are
| being made to have the regiment mus
tered out.
President Mckinley, who received an
enthusiastic welcome during his brief
visit to the camp on Saturday, inti-
mated to General Graham that the
pick regiments of his corps would be
sent to Porto Rico and Cuba for gar
rison duty, and that the remainder
would be mustered out.
General Graham may convene a gen
eral court martial to consider the con-
duct of certain high officers charged
with derelictiop of duty.