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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-03

EOR SALE-FARM l26 ACRES OF TIlLA.
= bic land, In lower part of New Castle Co
Del, near State Road, miles from railroad
station, fruit, 9roomed house and suitable out
buildings all good. Ii not sold by December
25thwill be offered for money rent tin January
mington, Del. nib,eodtf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-03

EOR SALE~-Ata sacrifice If sold soon or
4 VIII exchange for city property, iny late
keEd1pce at Newark. Del. Nine rooms and
lot water heytinx. Planned for add.
rooms QRl12l floor. Lot co by 400
~ hdc. fruit trees. Delight
II. S. Goidey. 9Th and
uiY;
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-03

TOR E-COCKEREl4Ls-2 black Minor.
II cas-, 8 White Wyandottes. / barred Ply.
mouth Rock. All thoroughbred. II G. Crozer,
Greenville, Del, or care Comfy Bros, Front and
Madison streets ddstwt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-03

RGAIN "A NICECoTTAGE
Eighth street; lot 2sL3xi0O
d roof price $500. Terms
y. a % Geo. W. Busli,sf05 wrst
eet. IA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-16
THE | ROSE OF sALEN CY.
s. 5II5



IN q, You s, love Your bs,tothsd very.
e, ,y9 X, !. slr. rlsys SYLVAN wliaall
Wei and good: thai IS d good dot.
I Lohe vs. me best dot for n haDny mar
rtase. When will the marriage take
.plaee2" continued the gentleman, with
great interest. X. rs Il. = q n
!, %A ~ tho tesiiyal, slr, for j have been
That u q good cholte.s said, the
stranger. You are satisfied, are you
s"oh. yes. sir I bayr but, one regret,
ana that Is that Huehstte. my friend, Is
not fosierc. too. We were three. JUL.
eye, Huchette and ], ybutll WAS the one
Chosen Y Z. {S.i NM
b The stranger began tplausii and said.
"But tell me who will be your sponsor
at the festlyal?D ,s,}' Z, b
iStIt Will betthe ballIfr, i suppose. said
the young Girl, regretfully, "for the Lord
OF salency lis away e. X "a q
why do you not choose another II
you do not approve OF the balnff?" The
Count OF Salencyy ID one OF my good
friends: IL You will accept inc as spon-
sor In his place 1 wlll5be Glad to serve
you. ~ y (, a I'M Sft' \
"oh, thank you. SIR said catharire.
and she blushed with 10y at the thought
that this distinguished gentleman
would be there to crown, her. Thus the
stranger soon learned all the history OF
the Young girl and when they arrived at
the end sof the. forest he touched her
hand In o friendly manner and prom
ised to be her sponsor on the Monday
following. He had scarcely left her
when the baillff and Jliiistto, who were
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-16
Po,,mn.,er. ani Pensions.
Special Dispatch 10 the In,ellIsencer.

Special Dispatch 10 the 1n,ellieencer.
WASHINGTON, April H.-Rcprescn-
tative Dayton to-day received notice OF
an allowance of pensions to West viz
slnians, as follows: Samuel Sheets,
Bridgeport, increase ton $50 per month;
Christopher Rihr. Preston county, IN
crease TO se4; Levi J. Spears, Howes-
vile, Preston county, original, IS per
month. z X,
Certificate of Reissue OF pensions has
been issue TO Hiram Campbell, erosion.
West Virginia, sl2 per month, and to
Milford Burroughs. Washington, Pa,
increase from Sc to $40.
Representative Dovencr to-day re-
commended Clark NJ. Weaver for. APP
pointment. as postmaster ut ireland.
Lewis county. and also recommended to
removal OF the office from Its present
site to the town proper.
f Representative Dayton recommended
Captain a. Garrison forappo!n.mcnt MS
postmaster at Pedlar, Monongalia coun-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-16

church 10 take IN humble place AMONG
the people ins.eud or the place OF honor.
At tine moment the ceremony Of crowns
ins was 10 take place the doors Of the
church opened wide and an officer en-
,terrd crying. Make way for his ma
jesty, the, klngl'. 4 "a X n "A Z q n
:; Every head turned and Cathatine hes
came pale on seeing that the king was
the cavalier who had accompanied her
the forttt and Who had prom
lsed 10 be her sponsor The king id.
Sanced. took his place al the foot fotithe
altar, made O sign to tho ipriest to.eon.
ltinue the ceremony and addressing the
people assembled, he said.
Y, my dear friends. you call me Louis
the Well Beloved. and Lotus the Jiista
1slove Justice, Indeed, ard It IS 10 pres
vent q great ,inJusticsSShnt ] am here
to-day. / know you have chosen Cath 4
arine Galllot as irostere. have heard
ull the ealumnies that that wicked girl
i(polnting to Jullctte) has spread. The
explanation that Catharine has refused
to give Will give. II was I who ac.
companied her In theiwood, Ii was j.
who bid her farewell. This brave girl
crossed the forest alone for charity
\ Al; those words Catharlneturned pale
once more. for she feared for the hfe
otthe child which had been coniided5to
her The king saw her palcness and
said. Fear nothing, my child. The
parents OF the infant are IN security.
Come here. my child, YOU are worthy Of
the Prize 5lyei
Then the king took catharlne by the
hand. led her TO the, altar and crowned
her, gave her the prze:s he also gave
her the blue ribbon. he wore as scarf
and a silver ring. d
The ceremony finished. he conducted
catharine to the banquet, placed her
beside him and told every one the his
tory of the generous conduct OF the
young girl.
! The king ordered that n blue ribbon
and q silver ring be given to each ro!4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-16
IT7T-.7 \ 7-I11-- w I n 7I7-777--
pisS!PiieS ! Itching PILES.

: sYMPToMs-Mo!sture; Intense litch,s
Inc and singing; most at night: w5rse
by scratching. II allowed. 10 scont,nuaS
tumors form, which often bleed and s,li.l
ceratc. becoming very. sore. SWAYNEs5
OINTMENT stops the !;chl1g and
bleeding, healslulccra;lon, and In n,ost
cases removes the tumors. At 3drus-E
Eists. or by mall, for 30 cents. DR.
Swavne & Son, Philadelphia. Reuse,
all substitutes. l5 etthsS NJ y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-16
Metals.

NEW YoRK-There was a partia re-
,coVery OF the recent decline in ;o.day,sl
market, Il better feeling prevailed ar
though business continues light In most
instances. AT the close pig iron war
rants were very dull with SC Ca bid and:
Sc S55asked. Lake copper firm, WIKI
buyers at sl2 90. Tin quiet but firmer.
with, sl4 30 bid and sl4 40 asked; sp slter.
unchanged with 81 Is bid and 81 IS asE-s
ed. Lead steadier at So 60 bid and s3:ss
asked. The firm fixing the settling
price for miners and smelters In 3thsF
west quotes lead unchanged at So 80
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-16

NEW YoRK-There is tendency. ex-.;
hibited by buyers in the dry goods mar.
ket to show a little more freedom IN,
their operations. In staple cottonskthe
market continues quiet, Sales OF brown.
or bleached goods are made only when
radical concessions are offered. But
these are not frequent. In wide Sheets
iiRgs there has been more interest ais
played, but operations are still light
Coarse colored goods are dull.lns aHids-l
partments. There have been fairly
heavy sales o. denims within! the. last
two days, butGthey We're. along special
lines, and at very low prices. Export,
goods show no:change. Ducks and ios-i;
nabures are quiet and without feature:
Print cloths are still quoted at 90 for
extras. Prints, are still weak. e.
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two parts, with slight fulncss at the

TOP.
4 The placket openings OF the skirt.
which are concealed by the trimming
bands in the original design, may be,
covered instead with flaps decorated
with that OF the skirt, which also in
cludes a pattern OF the best style of
knlckerbockers, closely fitted about the
hips and banded at the knees. These
patterns are furnished by HarDer's Ba-
Ear, where the costume appears.
By lcngthening the skirt the design
becomes suitable for coat and skirt
costume for general wear. The costume
may be lined or unlined according to
material chosen.
The hat. light felt Alpine, Is banded
with velvet and ornamented with two
glossy black wings at the side, and
worn With thin veil of unspotted
gauze. n
Quantity OF material for costume
Goods forty-two inches, wide, four and
'one-half yards;g goods thirty inches wide,
five and one-fourth yards: cloth for
trimming. one and one-half yards. For
Observation-Disclosures inches wide,
two and one-fourth yards, thIrty-sIx
inches wide, three yards.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-16

hidden behind trec, came up 10 her
and said:
"tIo, no, catharI.e; You who pretend
ed 10 be so virtuous. What are;you 10
Inc here so late. and who IS the line
gentleman who said farewell TO you so
klndly?"
word. ,.,,,s,,.
"Why don, you speak? Who was
tho fine gentleman?" Catharlne, Who
aid not want to speak. for Tear pr re,
ivenling the secret Of the child she mad
found, tried TO escape from Juliette's
hands, A brisk movement revealed the
medallion. JulIette Immediately SHOW
ed 1t to the bailiff. saying:
"You see, Mr.. Baillff, this girl who is
on yirtuous and who has been chosen
MS n model for. all the young girls OF
sn,encyI promenading at night with n
strange gentleman and even receiving
Jewels front him. S
The ba,lift then began TO. question the
moor girl. but she remained. mute, and
when at last they left her she sadly re-
turned home, where her mother and
ber bctrotlled also wanted TO know
where she had been. The next day.
every one In the village was talking of
catharIne and the fine sentlemangwitlI
whom she had been seen coming out OF
tho woods. SYLVAN. Cathnrlne's be-
,trothed, ran to catharine and COM,
mcnced to question her, but as she.
would not answer any OF his, questions
he refused to believe her when she said
that shelovcd no one but him and gave
her back her promises. 3. 5St ~
When the inhabitants OF ,salency
heard that the marriage was broken of
they declared that Catharinc did not
merit the prize and refused 10 crown
her as rosierc unless she gave; n COM
p,ete explanation OF her conduct, Poor
CatharIne, who preferred 10 sacrifice
her happiness than TO jbetray the secret
which had been conflded TO her. refused
this explanation. and the counScl OF tho
village which had been called together.
decrecd that tho crown should be given,
to Juliettc. y =. 4.
The day of the feast of st. Mcllard
arrived. Cathurlne went early 10 tho
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-16

Mess Pors-- Per barrel! 81 sofists
f.ard--Per 100 ms. IS ~, g 3
|, Short f,ibs--sides (ioosn, 81 $50 ~, n
prf salted shoulders tbSxedl tssfif sic
Short clear aides (hoxfd) * 1901. =.
i.yhlslses-D filters dnishsd sccas,
| Per gallon. 81 20 Il rs q n =.
On the produce exchange to-day The
onttefI market was steady eteaninrlcf
ish lac. dhitles liz t1e. &
Cheese Quiet at IS o SIC.
) Firm. fresh o.. l..
NEW YORK Flour. receipts ilios
| barrels, exports $50 barrels. market
weak and only salabl, on Choice gtains
At 10 ipe decline from esterdayi Mime
I sofa Patent s. 200 s IS; winter extfay
| 81 gstii 10. n, = 2
Wheat, receipts s.. 80 bushels: ext paris
1881 bushels! spot weak. Ne red
" Ql f..o. b, alipat snoj; optlorS ohsned
EASIER and With few exceptions were
Very Very weak all day; May went 20
,nieSes anu closed $ cents mel lower
against lN dsasc lass IN other months.
No: rcd May closed at 81 0i. n
Corn. receipts $50, e2s bushels; Exports
isi,eis bushels. spot weak. Nc. :. ;;ii,lc!
ortlG1ls opened easS, closed sc netlla
er; May closed at aiasc. y, /, I. =
Oats. receipts 5,io0 bushels; exports
1880 bushels; spot quiet; No. ., ::spise,
No, :, white, exc; options fairly active
anti weaker with corn. closing 10 net
lower: May closed at 2sssc,i
Hay dull Hops dull. Hides tSidy.
Lea Their. steady. AZ iii !
Beef firm. Cutmeats steady. Lard
steady western steamed ~ .eS. feflned
AL Lee Tuty No, Lac
steady. Turpentine quiet. Rice flrIa,
ately active. y 4
Coffee. options opened steady NJ uus
changed prlces: closed steady With
prices points lower 70 10 points mel
lower. Sales 10, go bags. Is u = &
Sugar, raw barely sttadyi refined
steady, <
BALTlarORE--Flour unchanged re-
ceipts 400 barrels: exports o,SSs bars
rels. Wheat weak and lower; spot and
month 81 o?I al l02is; May 81 ON @ ! ~;
receipts e9.SO0 bushels: exports lio.ioo
bushels. Corn easy: spot and month
Ssh G35hc: May 3II55isc; steamer
mixed Az dISc; receipts ISL 900 bush
els: exports 15l,iOO bushels, oatsilrni:
No. ., white 3ic;jt No. :, mixed 10 y fi5ir;
receipts 2S,SV0 exports x rome
Hay firm for the best grades: choice
Timothy 81: J0Il3'O0 Grain frejehts
more doing. Butter and eggs firm and
unchanged. Cheese steady and Siir-
changed. y 4
Il is;.CINc1NNATI-Elour steady. Wheat
nominal: No. 2 red use. Corn firm: No.
. mixed &c. Oats firm; No . mixed
2SIsI 29c. Rye firm; M. p 5se. Lard
,firmer at IS Os,s. Bulk meats stead y lit
IS 20. Bacon steady at 90. WHISKY
firm at 81 20. Butter steady, Sugar
firm. EGGS firm ut SIC. Cheese, quiet
ToLEDo-.Whsat active but lover;
No, 2 cash 81 OLE; May 81 bid. Corn
active but lower; No. mixed Sic. 0atkF
dull but steady;,N0. 9 mixed w &C., Rye
duh but firm: No.. . cash sSIsc bid. 4
.Cloverseed dull but steady; prime cash
So 30. OIL unchanged. IN, "a u
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-16
L.iHnSiOek.

4 tcHICAGo-Catt!e lower; sales wore
at So o0I5 IS for choice and 50 GOAL 20:
forscommon. the greater part OF the OF
iferings bringing 81 50G4 30. Calves
We're lower, best grades going for $500,
as 90. Trade in hogs was rather slow;
at further average reduction Of eve.
Sales were largely at So SJG3. %. prime
selected heavy selling at 81 90 and primo;
light at 81 80. The commonest offerings
went for 50 10. Pigs sold at 50 00a3 so,
largely at 81 81 and upward, and stays
sold at. So I5G3 %. Sheep and lanibs
We're extremely dull at weak prices,
Sheep were slow at 81 00I4 40 for shotn.s
inferior sheep selling around 50 5Oa3 49,
Prime wooded sheep were salnble as
i:00G470. Lambs were slow.at 81 5esg
4 30 for shorn and at 81 SOFAS so sforS
wooded. Receipts. cattle 1000 head:
hogs 1900 head; sheep 1900 head Si &
EAST LIBERTY Cattle steady:
extra IS l0d 10; prime IS 0Oa5 10 COM
mon So 9OG4 20. Hogs actlye and 5stron-3
ger: prime mediums 50 1894 Co., best
heavy Workers. 50 90G3 IS: light York;
,ers 81 1908 50; pigs, as 10 quality
50 toq3 S.: heavy hogs = SO 95g4 65;.
coughs 50 90a3350; common to fair
s.! aOq3 90. Sheep steady; choice, clipped
81 20a4 rs; common 50 1903 ,65: schoicsSi
clipped lambs 81 S5G5 90; commonS 10
good 81 2544 50; shipping lambs So 00Si
S 90. Yea! calves 81 50a5 90. Ii
EAST BUFFALO, Cattle abouts
steady. Hogs, Workers. good to choices
50 91G4 90; roughs, common to choices
50 1903 co.; pigs, good to choice, So 400
3 s.: Lambs, choice to extra, SIS S064a
Y 20; euils to common s. ooG5 5O;y clip
ped lambs 81 sSa0 90: Sheen, cholce:to
selected wethers, 81 9Od5 90; GULL 4 to
common 81 5oa4 90; clipped sheep ss5l53
"a So. RI &
I ClScINNATI-Hogs steady at s3;ies
as so. "a, Z I, rs IS .s..it &
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-16

OIL ClTi-Credit balances ,5c: certi-s
ificates opened cash offered at. 75c. Ones
sale OF cash at zoe; closed a; 74lsc ;btat
for cash and s5cA was bid for regulars
SHIPMENTS So,433 barrels; runs S63oi Dar-3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-16

One OF the most popular styles for a
bicycling skirt Is the circular, model; cut
in one piece with a seam at the middle
OF the back. Smoothly fitting over the
hips at the front andksides, tits made
with as little fulness as is consistent
with graceful effect on the wheel.
Two broad pleats pass down the
back, and are stitched Nat a: short dis
tance down from the waist line in order
to prevent them from spreading apart
over the hips. The trimming OF the
skirt is shaped, stitched fold, cut en-
forme, as the French say. This, how
ever, may be omitted on a simple Co.'S
tune, or replaced by plain stitching.
The width o. this sitsrt around the bot
tom Is three and half cards Sj.5
The iaunty little coat has the collar
revers, pocket-Haps, and cuffs Of white.
which, when used with a light touch,
has such pretty erect on black or
dark. colored gowns. Each of these or
namental parts is bordered with a ti1S
braid, while the pocitet,pieces and cuffs
are further trimmed with buttons. The
Jacket, a tight-fttlnS tailor model, Is
lined throughout with taffcta2and in
terlined with thin canvas, The sleeves
arc small lego mutton shape. cut In
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-16

I. Wool.
NEW YoRK-Wool quiet.

BODILY pain loses It's errorirfyou,yeS
a bottle of Dr. Thomas Electric ohsiris
the house. Instant relief In casesBofS
burns, cuts, sprains, accidents of ans
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-16

sere as souvenir OF Catharfne, and
that order has always been religiously
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-16

Northwestern ,..1li,t Tenn. Coal & /. ls.;
do preferred. liz H., s. Leathcr... 81
Northern Pac.,.. esjt do preferred. &c
do preferred,.. el9s Western Union. s5!s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-16

ETCHING temorrholds were the
plague of my. life. Was almost wild.
Doan'si Ointment cured me quickly and
permanently, after doctors had faied."r
c. i. Cornwcll. Valley Street, SAUCER
tics, n. Y. s., ?. isli sc A
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-16
WIHI[EIB n 4 Elm LaOYB RAILROAD.

ssfDaily, except Sunday. ~ y $50 1--I-:
n, n. ID Il. e, WEISGERBER, >
- sseE.!E General ManiEsa !,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-16

Nos. ?and Sdaily between Cleveland and
Sunday. IN fsys gE5 ~ g.tj = si's5l5 Yg -
PASSENGERS between Wheeling. Martins
Ferry. Bellntfe and Bridgeport. take Elee.
IL. G. cARREI. q. p A.
", o.sR.nwoop. T, p. a, ~ 81
-. Wheeling. w. W. laNt Slti
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-07-07
Der acknowledgements ben Z. Suti 1898.

Matertowr II. - Der eroBe
Stanb i'm bieiisen Sall Fart brad
am Wontag Nadmitta9 suiammen,
wobei mebrere 6unocrt lerlonen nit
binobltirSten. Serr SER Sobnlcn
pon War1ball, Winn., murbe l6wer
uno cine 9roBe NnSabl Nnoere mcbr
ODER weniger i6lper perlett.
Dantton. - Sas 2Sai,er i'm
W~tinourifluB 1T i'm fortwdbrenoen
Stei9en be9rinen, uno in })untton be.
firdtet man, oaB Der l6male Strei
len vono, welber OuBerbalb Der vi
ienbabnbrilde, iilni meilen oltli6 pOu
bier ben Vtiilonri pom ,>im RIper
%trennt, pon ben ,Slutben oeo erlteren
burdbro6en uno berlelbe bann pon
bort aus oas Sett Oc5 Sim 9tiuer
aooptireu miro. Solte oicicr ,Sall
eintreten, 10 pirp Elm tart beiieoeltes
etwa Elm Sownibip 9roBes Stlf yono
BON 0antton County na6 Der NebraS=
ta'eite ceS Nlulles perle9t wcroen,
bod miro ballelbe 9emdB elmer tiir;z
ltden 6nt'6eioung oeS Staats Sbers
Seri6tsi II Dem ,Sowa=N ebraSfa 6jren;s
rale INNER nod II, Siios Satota oes
boren.
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SIt=Nufutu.

StNurNalls. - Nht Wteilc
uoupti4a pnn bier gerietb am Mittwat
9lbenp en- ,Sro.AtM9 Scr Wreut N9rs
tbern EQbn aus Dem @elciie, nobel
ud)t SarS umtir;ten unp bic Stianen
uuf cine Strste pom etlua ;cbn NiIben
uufaerIf'eu wurnen. Sin ,SuRmp"
marre leiti perlett.
Geitlempcp. - Ger - Sabre
olte ,tobn valcr wlroc Scmeritas
ourb einfn %lipitrabl getoptet, orei
TIerpc pom Slip gctroIien lIac ebcn=
lalS get0otet.
Miiion Sill.-Sce 90 Sabre
alte Sacob Sleoler wuroe GEontas Dor,
einem Slieitrabl sctrpHem nno allsen'
blidli6 9etootet.
Suron. - Sonnsrltag rel Hr
critic Hesen ieit ;uei @o6en alo
muhte Dem lett mebreIen Sa9en ne
benoen trodeben @iae, welder baS
@etreioe lbdoi9te, tin Snce. Die
Nldde, iiber welhe iib bieIer &egen
perbreitete, iiber weibe lid bisIer BE
gen perbreitete, critedt lid beinabe
iiber Die san,e an S%rotenbeit leioenoe
@e9eno unb lit so Meilcn brett unS
lit 80 Weilen lang. Gem @etreioe
lit oieier Gesen, wel6er umnterbroher
a6t Stunoen lang anbielt, lnsemeir
miplid,
Siour S.-Ser Gountp
Matb pon Yrown Gountp pirb alien
Anideine nad in ieiner ndditen Sip
ing bic Frdmien iiir @opber abidai
lien, ba iiir bieien .3wed sipii6enS6o0C
nnb $1,000 ausbeSablt wurben uni
Der @niprid al ben @eneralz Sono q
tart wirb. Sbne i3weiiel wiro in
ndditen Sabre cine S~pecialiteue,
;wets Iusrottung bieier Eeit alise
lest werben,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-07-07

Gan6u. - N9ittmod in tester
9&ohe muroc bier Die feierlihe Tin
lueibun0 Der nclcn STRIDE i'm Seilein
pieler N0hburSprieitcr uno elmer gro
sen WenldenihaGr porGenommen.
bad Der ,Seier mahte Der Wrulpei=
ocntbumSa0ent Vino Der ~emeinbe eli
he idonc F~ieifenorgel ;lun oelhent.
ct. Teter. - Ter bieii9e Ct.
Ectcr lluteritiipungauerein besing an
Sonnerltug icin 25iibrjSeS &c'tcben.
gu oieier ,Seier butten it'd bie &ereine
Don Wontatp, Nerp Him, Nenperion,
&c Sueur, Wtopilcn yute, H$eit Nemz
ton uub Swan vatc eingcIunpen. Cine
~0roBarti9c l;oraot iano itatt, uno
| nu6 oieier rplroe cine idone Inter
baltung in Cpcrnaanle 9e9eben.
81 t. SumeS.--Sn Der Sabrcs'
pcriummlun9 Der Ct. $amcS Narmera
Glcputpr so. ber.Gtctr Der @citditas
iibrcr, pdb mibrtio peo ucronu0sner
CicihditoidbrC0 -, o92%uibclNOius
frld)t 0ctauft purpen. puB Ser 00msc
0eEoimn lid uri S5,63I.4 10 bclicf I..o
sic NuSlogen s., 1915 bctulgen,
oemnud clu Hsin9euim uon -,
469. 81 blieb, Iit Incident NcNltNt
Die Nftiondre IT'D Mfriepen Nuben.
ri a.-Eon 1880 bis
5000 Terionea betbeili9ten ih GIL
benz bier in lester @ode 9e9dltencn
Siltritt Nelblager, oenen %epsnii9uu=
. 0en aler slrt nj rci6li6em NaHe oe-
boten wuroen.
Stillpater.-Ser sa,se &prs
i. ratb bes i'm bieli9en .3udabaule per
. ierti9ten SinpeSpirns lit pertauit, unt
:. Nunoerte SeitellunSen naBten ,nrtit.
9elpieien rpsroen. am Nontas plrpt
iir $4,000 !3wim beitelt. Gas
: Gelo wuroe ben Narmern smrit9e
: lbitt, uno elm beslcitenbeS @uno
!; l6reibrn iette Tic in &emtniB, bal
feline neuen Seiteaunsen mebr anse
; nommcn weroen, neil bic Nabrit all
@dnoe poll 81 tbun bat, bic alten, be
!: reits einsctra9enen in ausiiibuns Il
brinsen, Sdsli6 licien unseidbr so
8eItellunScn ein, wekte unberiidlib
: tist bleiben miiiien, @dbrenb bieie'
Suiion wuroen i'm @~cidnsniB 5 1000,
1000 Fiunb i3Wirn propuSirt.
:. Wontsomerp.-Ser SO Sabr
alte Sarmer SOlepb Wtieinet, wel6e'
unseidbr Spei Meilen bon bier anidi
Jig mar, wurbe Montas Worsen tos
i'm Bette s%eiunben. Inter ieiner
aopitilien fanb man cine Slai9e mi
81 arienit. Wiejnet mar elmer Der alte,
slnlieoler Sieler @esenb. Wan fem
bic llria6e ni6t, welde ibn gum Selbit
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-07-07
Nprt:Oafpta.

Wrano Norts. - Nerr Sim
MILLER bon bier, Collector ilr bic SIC
6ormit Company, bilBte am Monto9
iipel Nin9er Der linten Nano in redt
'6mer;bafter Meiie Elm. Serielbe
tebrte nit einem .SuSe mad l,auie gu
rlt nnr l~tellte lid, ais li6 Ser ,3uS
Dem Sepot ndberte, auf Die flatiorm,
'eine linte loanp gegen bic Sbiirbetlci=
oun9 lebneno. Gin anberer Taiia9ier
'blu9 Die Sbilre III, nobel Sperm Wtil=
let tlpel singer abgequetldt wurpen.
.-&ieb;iiGter berids
ten SroBe &erluite an ietten ,Sdbrlins
gen eli Der rSIotleg" 9enallnten
Sronthett. @erape bic beiten aus Der
Neerbe ldeinen Ser arantbcit am mel
item NllsgeIeet III iein.-Sic S6uie
9eben bet Der o~iesidbri9en S6ur purtz
l6nittlid liebcu liuno 9&ple, Elm
F1uno mehr ols i'm pori0en ,Nabr.
Ger Frels 1T - 6ents, mao uber oui
IL 6entS ltei9en-
amest 0 ~ II. - A,ier hcrrldte
iIber Die Gbl6dpun9 pes Eerlonal= I'll
9enthums 9roIe un;uirieoenbeit, mn
pabrenD Der leeten Mohe mar Der
'tdptl'6e Steuerdus9leihlmso Natb
pamit be'hdftigt, Die Sa6e ;u%iriepen.
"'telleno II 'tlidten. Ser 9&crtb oes
Fer'onal=Gt9cntbumS murDe bereits
INN S15 600 reoucirt ulo nod lit man
nldt namit plrtl. Gle 9lr6eit oe9
neten StoNt }liieiiOrs hat iih ais Iebr
unberrierigenp erlpicien.
.-&Gbreuo osr &eardbs
niBieieriiht.iten uon NG;el Graio an
Sonnto9 9tGdmittGa wurpe ,srau
Craig, bic Wtutter Der &eritorbeuen.
ppn cinem Sdlu8aniau b"etrpiien, Dem
Tic Nbenpa nm : llhr erla0.