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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-24
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-24
0clsamleibcm auf Sarmcm.

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au' aSarnnterhelt 5I perlcibcu. lFenn ibr
ethe ahlelDe MAIDEN pollt Su 9auS nieoriaen
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Cooper Sauos9 umpanp.
4o4 I'M Cooper Hlpd, ct Glpub.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-24
Sol, n~erlamgt.

100 aIaiter Tappels poer ionitiges lpeides
Spls, iiir oas Der bpfite % arftpreis beiablt
miro nno eas le nah Selieben s~elieiert per.
hen fam, iperoen perlanat IN Der neuen
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81 G%iSentbimer
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-24
~elo a%erlangi aui quite Sarms Turt:
cages.

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paI!cr W u ,. I'M auf unO gunibcr
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ouie ct1erbelt 9cgcn 6arm M~iort3aaee ans
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pom Der Wtnneioto @rcnSe I'M ,ueitlihcn
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-24
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-24

@oHn 2omaSt Serpietten, 9ons linnen, pr 2tb.
uWl .. =. e.. . d. -. ,Qcta
Nrtra 9roBe attn Somo9t ljnnene Serpietten 9Srts
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9@tr baben Die icinlte ~2uSmabl an Sid 6lOtb >ets
MT oerptettel, Die oaSu polien, in Ser Stoot ~ non
9lei6 bero6geieeten }reiien mie oben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-24
Gin biaigss @cim.

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i'm Conn Wjllwooo 5u p~eItlufeu, aui &c.
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miro on Gtntime iur $40 tis Ii ret
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9ebotsn miro. Wer immer ah elm fein
unter siinitiaen S%eoinaunaen anihofien
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Senrp SIenfe,
81 limits Jreeport. Winn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-24

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-24

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-03
WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamers Queen and Raalie sail today
for Alaskan Ports.
The brsgantine Dlake!ey Is expected to
arrive from Copper river ports.
Steamers Navarro. Noyo. Del Norte and
Protection are due frcm the north.
The revenue cutter Perry returned yes
ferday morning from q cruise among the
islands.
Steamer George T.. Starr is undergoing
repairs and genera; overhauling prepaF-
atory TO being placed On Abe Alaskan run.
Schooner Moonlight - undergoing re-
pairs at West Seattle She viii sail about
the 10th for Port vaides. carrying freight
and passengers.
Schooner Elsie. with the party OF thirty
men ON board. will sail during the week
for kotzebue sound. She was to have SAIL
ed last week. but was detained.
Ship Occidental Will sail today for Dyes
and Skagway. in tow OF the tug Wizard.
The vessel Is loaded with 2.o00 tons Of
freight, together with large shipment OF
lumber. Fifty horses are also being taken
I'D.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-03

CANADIAN SENATE DEFEATS ruE
BILL NJ mo MAsOnIFr.
The Stseauess Easrts - tie Govern
nenf Fan 10 Convince the Upper
Hsuse That Ce.cessiens ef sueh
Msgnatuae wePe 81 SQUAD Pslsey.


OTTAWA. March so.-Ths ssnase By al
cveruhsimsHg majority has rejected tho
Yukon railway bill. and the government
must ct about securing new Yukon
transportation policy. The scene in the
upper house viii loRg be remembered.
The galleries wsrs crowded. while the
space beyond the bar was taken up by
members Of the commons. who were there
In full fcrcs. - the lower house had ad-
3oarnesi early.
Hon. David MUS closed the debate and
made the best prescutmeut OF the govern
ment's case heard In either house He
said that if tho government bill were ae-
cepted the government was prepared 70
build . wagon road from some Pacific
coast point, and IL sha country were de-
vsioped TO continue the railway through
to the coast. He affirmed that Macksn-
He 4 Mann have spent half a million in
arranging for the construction OF the iine
In conclusion he warned the senate of the
tremendous responsibility which would
rest on IL IL the bill were rejected.
The warning. however. had no effect
the six mouths hoist being carried by So
to H. = majority much larger than ex-
pected. Only one Conservative voted with
the government, but Sir Frank Smith was
paired for the bill. Two Liberals. O'Don-
oGhue and Boulton. voted against the gov
eminent. There was no excitement when
the result was announced. the proceedings
being conducted with dignity.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-03
DEATHS.



Special Dispatch 10 the Post-IntelliSencer
TACOMA. April 2.--Dr. ]. A. Mccoy. Of
Taconns. died at ar early hour this morn
Ing at his home on Pacific Avenue after
an iilnces OF several weeks which ended
in catarrhal pneumonia
DIR. Mccoy was one CT the city's Oldest
established physicians. having resided here
tho government doctor on the Puyaliup
Indian reservation. He was II years OF
age. and leaves widow and one son. He
was q member OF the q. A. r. and Ma
SON. Prior TO the birth OF the Populfst
party he was a Republican. ard In 1859
Was elected county coroner on the Repub-
Mcsn ticket. He was a native OF Indiana.
Funeral services will be held next Monday
under the auspices OF the local c. A. II.
post and Masonic lodges
James Miller.
Special Dispatch TO the ross-In.elllgencer
CorPEvfLLE, April .-Janaes Miller.
an old resident OF this place. died at his
home at 10 o'clock Thursday morning Mr..
Miller was born in Elgin Inverness coun-
~. Scotland. March 10. 80. He married
Miss Jane Andersen In 1855 and uaoyet. 70
Canada, where he resided for good
many years, when he moved with his faus-
tiy Ia Port Townsend In lSsa they came
TO WILDLY island and lived on Ebey's
prairie unil three years ago. when they
moved 10 Co0reyffe. Deceased was 4
member az tbs Congregational church. %
this place. For several years past he has
been failing in health and about a week
ago taok 20 his bed ard m last was called
20 bis resting place. He leaves a widow
ara two sans. James Miller, Of this place.
and WILLIAMS Miller. Of Edmunds
TEETH filed. sse and 81. Bes, rubber
plate. s. Dr, Baker. sullivan building.
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RAINIER BEER. pure clear and IN
y.gnyat.ng. Ofyser a case ana try IL
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Four Shocks Felt on the Portland
Between MEXICO and Hawaii.

SAN FRAH.CI6CO. April Capt Lar
sen. OF the barkentine Portland reported
TO the brarh photographs once today
that four distinct shocks OF earthquake
were felt by him on March 7. The OBJ
servatons were made about ha.f way be-
tween Mazatlan and the Hawaiian islands.
The first shock at i0:si Greenwich mean
time. was very severe and lasted twenty
seconds. exactly half an hour later q
miiaer shock and there were two more
during the afternoon.
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Special Dispatches to PossIntel,igencer
NEAH BAY, April "A p. m.-Ciear:
brisk west wind. Outward-A bark In tow
OF tug Rescue, 1910 y. m. Inward-A
barkentint. l2:ls p. m: . harkentine,
p IN tug Magic In bay.
CLALIAAN. Apri. "A p. m--Ciear:
brisk west wind. aaNing up-A ahip.
PORT ANGELES. April A .. M
barometer. M: clear: wind wei. eight
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the steamer Utopia BE-
fweeH Nranssl s1d Seattle. March -
fS<x. jean Wright. of New York clty
OF bronchitis aEesi u years
CfAAvTnN--T-l.e funeral % Ralph Clayton
wsii be hsst this afternoon al oTctcck
at the residence. corner q Taisa avenue
nersA .na Alxhland drive.
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sswNe Are sas True UerK.sstsssT" will ee
sc subject ta as discussed ibis evening
~ tbs members e tae Tnsvsrsas Broth
csazaA, y; oc1oek. room - fiiaesIev
h,oeE. TAs gasac is invited. Admission
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A PRACTICAL business woman from the
E2At wGGad IKE 10 manage q respect bic
e1Areeu. or wat prccoAssicn have yoo
faz n6cra Asssrs0 ~ u poss-Isscl45.
geaeeA
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WE ara The oaly established company
arriving freight Voc sAossga send In rot
less sAan TWO yea rs ssrpjisS. TIE r1lasnf-
- rssl4~e Will pass ycU Il Yag carry cur
shieesnS receipts Seatsis-yukon Trans
narts,soa &c. $50 Caiaastass street. ".
n Nocsf. president.
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ron ST MICHAEL.

snsn y0ssrag,s wlsi sat- IN tow fa~ pss.rA
fgarAs~ and 81 Nseaaei May st Fer
srrksAs spAcs seply At ose-. White Saar
Dssek. tse. ss1Fsng street.. Telephone Mata
-
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Ef.EssTrsc CONSTRUCTION co.
A 4. %aAssa-. A1Ssrt BRYAN Remove.
- "a @sitrssd avenue. TezsrAcee. Nasa =
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=. D. Barclay. Wawa nfan. -'-s-
n H Meyefo. Epdorano. s I
Z: rceRinees. Fors Wayne. Ina
w. T.. HrAder3on. juneau
James Renfead. Leadvllle.
Anthony Wilson. Yakima
Jasper Soclsch. Houston. Tex.
pr d l. Newman. Srckane-
C. A GYiggs, Port Angeles. 2
THE BRUNSWICK
Nh. Aills. Baker City. Or
ArS- S,exesson. Baker CITY,
Mss Smith. Baker City.
3. 1ouiiion. Denver
4. q. Whitaker. L. s s. Whesling
James 4 Hc6on.,d. ctr.
J. Fred eordcn. HsssssllI mass ae&s.
L Berridge. Helena. Mont
=. 8. ShAugry, City,
- X johnson. City.
H. Lsvtnson. City
A. ID. RcsAstcfu CITY,
Charles fuen. Poriiand.sO
q. e. Thompson. Lincoln, Kan.
3. H. Thompson. Lincoln. Kan.
Mrs. 8. r. MCGOWAN. La Conner.
THE RAINIER-GRAND.
G. y. Rice. City.
]. e. Anea. Portland.
]. c. Martin. Rochester. n. 7.
w. =. Aeagher. 81. Paul
VIM s. Miller and wife. Detroit
]. e. Barr, Dutch Harder.
8. s. Wood. Chicago.
W. w. Funge. IT.. San Francisco.
W. 8. Watson. san Francisco.
~. Abrams. San Francisco.
B. w. Freer, San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs E. c. Hawkins. Denver.
John Hislop. Denver.
W. L. Wilson. Denver
Chas- D. Wliiets and wife. Portland.
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Victim Of the street Duel Accusci
urann's HOOK keeper.

WACO. Tex. April Capt T r. Da-
Wis. Erann's antagonist In tte street duel
Yesterday fingered until O'clock this
afternoon. la Davis diving declaration
before notary b. made statement that
Ward. Rysans business manager. who
was with R~aaa ~ the ZINE she. him as
he Law on ,ac sidewalk,
GTpon iris ssateneas Ward vas today ar
rested zrd 5af.ea. charged wish murder.
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HAVE yea seen ths - Sterling 81
rsanhais Eohez fsrNs q MI agents
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RAINIER EsSssE- pure. clear ard IT,
ssecsassaS. Or les case AID Try IT,
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gYNOP6Is

Seattle Local Report-Naximum temper
Ature, 81 degTess: minimum. 50. mean. q.
Weather. partly cloudy. Rainfall. past
twenty-four hours. - Of IN inch.
q. ~ SALISBURY.
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s.aaisy john 8 MCMILLAN. % Roche
hs-sSr. saa UuEh EiJ~i1ss, of WsaSeefn.
sesh wssl known Wssnsast9G Rspanste-
ans. vere ~ ~ Sity yesterday. AID - u
asgseasl sesA stepped a. me Seattle ao-
81
Tss manner r. wA3Gh tAs fusion forces
sfs 2asaBg ssevasl a. ever shs sta5e WAS
re Frtnc.gat soYt> % conversation whs'
- swlo sst .esaA. gn' toxe3htr. Senator
xeHhza + oa Bis wSy bona ffofa hEsi-
&sss tT.p - Taeafua. HE said
fne ff8e = surely sasnsaE away from
sss'aH as over Teo state Tasg cannot sx-
sstS ssc 2SeseHt prosperous cCnal.ion%
ssssa her stanipoiUt spi shs p%opie are
ass'''y dy.sf3es t. *0ssse asHss With ssCre
Naes'Y 3hsa silver {na&S free. FUSier
- "asE Hesssa.s uatcr the terrible Goa
s.lsssS 'Nat existed nero during sse asst
s9n'H4 81 81 e7a never sand ar
Press ee1s .ezse believe r. az
gsAA 4saE 80 rxh}sass sas leaders
'@T@a t8sle7 Sssss Hsfs gEt Together
a's~ = 5Ns n*Et SKATE eaasrs S-. They
~ Ffs ta@s ~ is shgAr ealv r-ssss ssie
N@eH L ersssas - fsssnw .as
r. savsyse thr% - j Nsss A. \ s.ssss.n
sFF tsss. = tsss sssgs.'s zaes e4s nat
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fAs fa Tacoma fa~ tMe lass
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Wv s4ss Ass. TIE Ss2esLsAE
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George II. Scott. 4 newsnspe man, for
msrls NJ this CITY and more recently 90
Montana has just returned 10 Seattle
from RlrksvIiIe. Mo, where after so
seurn he has been completely and perma-
nentiy relieved from The terrible afflsetion
CT epilepsy under wAtca no suffered fer
many year,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-07-20

Contestants must not expect these
plums to drop right into their laps; work
is necessary, and work will win. Inter- It
your friends for you; get those of them
who do not take The AMERICAN to sub
scribe for il; they will get their moneys
worth, and will do you good turn at the
same time. If they are already subscribe
ers, get them to send it to an absent rela-
tive or friend.
1t will not be found difficult to secure
subscriptions to THE AMERICAN. 1t is
admittedly far and away the best paper
printed in The county; in fact, it is the
only county paper. Don't contine your
canvassing to Ellsworth; canvass any
where you happen to be.
II you want any "points" on canvass
ing, call at the office and get them; you
can have all the sample copies you
want.
Here is chance, free for all. Any
young person who wishes to attend
business college can save the tuition fee
by putting in little time and work
this summer.
One young man has already begun.
The real contest will not begin until
more than one starts in.
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left last Thursday, having been ordered
to Fort Alger, at Fall Church, W. Va.
Another garrison will be assigned to Fort
Knox.
WRECKING-vESSELS AT SANTIAGO.
The wrecking vessels sent to work on
the four Spanish cruisers sunk in the bat
tie with SIMPSONS ships have arrived at
ceived by the navy department direct
from the wrecking company, but it is
said at the department that the chances
Of raising the "Crist o bal Colon" are ex-
ceedingly small. This was the cruiser
which the administration WAS most con-
fident OF being able to reclaim.
PRIZES CAPTURED.
Since the blockade of sout hern Cuban
ports was established, many small
prizes have been captured, mostly sailing
vessels, and sent to Key West with prize
crews. The vessels were carrying supplies
for Havana.
MORE SPANISH PRISONERS ARRIVE.
The "Harvard" arrived at Portsmouth
Friday morning with ZOOS Spanish pris-
oners from Santiago. About half the
men were i'll. Several had died on he
trip, and three died after reaching port.
Physicians made thorough inspection of
the ship. They reported that no conta-
gious d isease existed.
leaving Santiago, that break for liberty
was made by about fifty of the prisoners
The guards fired upon them, killing six
There was no trouble after that.
AMERICAN LOSSES IN CUBA.
Gen. Skaters final report of American
losses in the Santiago campaign is as fol-
lows: Killed, 2i6; wounded, 1,5Si; miss
ing, 81.
MAY USE HOSPITAL on WIDOWS ISLAND.
1t is intmated that the naval hospital
on Widows Island, in Fox Island thor
oughfare, may be used as fever hospital
in case Of serious out break of yellow
fever. Indeed, it was for Just such an
emergency as this that the hospital was
built some years ago.
The navy al partment foresaw he pos
sibllity of our sailors or marines, as well
as their officers, contracting yellow fever
when in tropical climates. This led to a
search for place where all such cases
could be isolated and treated. A CON-
mittee Of naval surgeons was appointed
for that purpose. What was wanted was
place near the coast, to which ships
might approach, and far enough away
from the coast to prevent the possibility
OF the spread Of the disease on shore.
Widows Island was finally selected. A
hospital and other buildings were erected
and the island was supplied with every
thing needful for the tire Mt Of yellow
fever. Recently all the -..ldings have
been overhauled, new supplies have been
sent there, and surgeons immune from
the fever have been detailed to report
there whenever needed.
1t Is not believed that any cases of yell
low fever will develop on the feet, but it
Is intimated that since the army has no
such station, the facilities of Widows
Island will be offered to the war depart
ment, should stricken soldiers be sent
North,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-07-20
SCHOLARSHIP CONTEST
CHANCE TO OBTAIN A BUSINESS
EDUCATION.
1.-THE AMERICAN" WILL HELP THREE
YOUNG PERSONS TO HELP THEM
SELVES-TH's TELLS HOW.

Now is the time for Ellsworth IS
young people to hustle for the free tuition
offered by THE AMERICAN at the Shaw
business college. AS previously stated
THE AMERICAN has at its disposal
three scholarships at this college.
BY scholarships" is really meant tuition
fee. We have three of these; one for six
months, worth S4S; one of three mont his
i'll the stenographic course, worth S32,
and one of three months in the regular
business course, worth $24. That is to
say: Any person going to the Shaw
business college from Ellsworth, or from
anywhere else, would pay those sums for
tuition.
The Shaw business college has branches
at Houlton, Augusta and Portland it is
one OF the best organizations OF the kind
in the State. 1t was established in 1884,
and it has been uniformly successful from
the start. The successful contestants
have their choice of going to either OF
the above named places.
THE AMERICAN having these "scholar-
ships" at its disposal, offers them to the
three most popular young persons OF Els
worth; these three to be determined by
popular vote.
This is voting contest; the prizes are
three scholarships; who shall have these
is to be determined by the votes of
friends. Below are printed two ballots.
The first ballot cut out Of this paper aud
sent to this office with the name OF a
candidate on 1t will count one.
When one of the second ballots, accom-
panied by S150 and the name of a new
subscriber, is received it will count thirty.
The contest will close with the last
mail received on Saturday, Sept. "a, and
t he young person in the city OF Ellsworth
receiving the largest number of votes will
be entitled to six months tuition in the
Shaw business college; the person recev-
ing the second largest number, to three
months tuition in the stenographic
course, and the person receiving the third
largest number to three mont hs' tuition
in the regular course.
Following are the ballots: