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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-02
Nus Dem Nprtmeffen.
Mfiuneipta.

Ct Euul.-@dbrenb Der lesien
Aepactionswobe eeidab in Der Se=
iebseburs folsenoes BON SelanS: US
waro cine Dill einsereitt tllr Srnens
uuus Don Snlpeftoren uno Deputy
Snlpectoren our6 ben Staatss@ ;luno=
beitSratb, iiir Die Snlpectlon pon
9ie6, S6eIen uno S6weine por uno
mad benz S6lubten. Oiele Snlpecz
ton 1ou in alien counties pon mebr
ais so, 00e G%inwobnern, umb IN
St6oten uno Sorfern uon mebr ais
20O0 @inmobnern, porgenommen perz
ben. Die @ebiibren filr Die Snlpecs
ton iolen BEL Sornpieb 10 Gents Dor
uno 5 gentS mad Dem S6ladten be
trasen Bel S6aieu uno S6meinen 3
Gents Dor uuo , SentS nab Dem
Shlatteu. Bill, mel6e beltimmt,
ouB feline FerloH, p0breno lie elm
Sicpcle idbrt, ndber ais auf orelBia
EuB an irgenS elm Ffero ODER FIeroe=
Qelpann beronfobren lotl, wdbrenr
oielelben iteben ooer allf oftentli6el
9anoltraBe III pieleul Staate Setrleber
weroen. Die Siu, wel6e bas rblat'
lifting perbietet, wHroe sur FallirunQ
empioblen.-1m Senat muroen Spei
pi6tise Bills ein9erei6t Die cine be
itimmt, baB tiimitiSbin Die Staptrdtbf
in allen Stdoten oeS Staate5 por
idmmtli9en Stinm9ebern Der betreta
ienoen Staot, uno nift, lple btSber,
pom ben ein,elnen Marpo 9epdblt
meroen ioQeu. Ste smeite Sil be-
idditi9t lid nit Der .3ulpre6ung oon
Gntiddoioun9eu, wethe III Sol9e Der
Gerle9ula pon StraBen, @anen II. !.
10. III sablen iino. -6erner murou
i'm Senut eingerei6t: ell @elep SUM
S6uB Der oIIentlideu @eluncbeit
pur6 Ginri6tuns elmer Sn'pettion poll
Shla6tuieb. Sin gelee, baB leoem
GilarBer BON .3uderriiben wdbreno
Der Sabre 1900 bis 1904 Tir lolde
Aiiben, melde weni9ltcnS II Frocent
3uder eutbolten, uno an Die 6abrtten
i'm Staate uerfduit peroen, cine Sounz
tn Bon 81 fir leoc net ton" beSablt
wiro. Gin Weleb, meldeS cine Strare
bis ~ 6 Mpnuten @eidngniB oarouf
lest, penn Aemano 0noerer Seute @ez
l6dit 6inberniiie in ben Se9 le9t
our6 Sovcott, Srobungen II. !. 10.
ODER inoem er Die Arbeiter zines lolz
den @ei9ditS %abipenltig 81 MADDEN
lu6t ODER iie binsert, ibre Arbett 81
usrri6teu. Cine Sorla9e, Die pom
StdOten nit wenigtr ais 10, 900 Gins
wobuern ausgcitelIteu Bombs iiir Glecs
trieitdtss unS 8aiier Anlusen redtS
siiti9 ma6t, wenn pielelben Don
Slueiprittel StimmenmsbrBeit bel6lol
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-02

BIS rt.-Nls or StaatS9e=
lebSebung lei Iol9enoes b%eruorgcbo=
ben: Die Bill fiir Nueguns elmer
Sinberidnur Sabrit imS 0utS0eiGn9s
niB bat nun aud ben Sn0t paliirt,
bod 9luubt mar taum, lnB bie "a.
BRIT ;eitig 9enug in Serjeb 9eicbt
meroen fam, I'M nod filrbie nGhlte
Grnte S6nur fabriciren u t6mnen.
Die Bill filr Ben &ertaui ION $3.50
600 S6ulol9einen BAT ebnfullS bel
DC AO6lller pallirt uno rarten bic
Oe Bills nun nod Der @dtcbmigunO
beS @ouperneurS .-Sao :enutS So.
mite al Semili9u19en enpfabl iir
Die uerl0Ieoenen StaatS Snltitutio
nen lolgenoe Scpiui9un9n: 2lfer=
buu College, S27, 700; SNutS Sc
fdu9niB, SOL 900; llnipGlitdtS .0es
Iiciencu, $1,000; Wapuill Normul
ldule, S22 800; Salleu Gitp Nors
mallhule, S25, 800; Dolls Hute
Saubltummen Sdule, $4,000; Sols
oatens 0eimatb Sl4, 600 irren=aiul
S105, O00.-Sie Va Moui6e Gem
perenS; Sill wuroe i'm Selat perpors
fen.
Sargo.-SaS bieli9e aferbauz
college BON Horbs Satota ertldrt ais
urlahe Der SiebuerSiirnnI an uielen
FldBen Noro SatotaS bS Sreiien
elmer lebr siitisen, inter ON Namen
@aters 6emlod (@aiieri6irlins) be-
tannten FilanSe, wel6e lid inter benz
'Seu beiinoet, ieitens bes giebes. Sn
Der llmseseno bon eisbonilt in Der
leeten i3eit uiel Sieb Der &rantbeit
gum Opfer sefaaen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-02
&rOffmum0spcrfamf.

Vom Is. tis %. Ular; merhe ih einen
sroben erofnunasperfaui msiusr Sruh'
.atrs'6ute halter. Sh weroe Nib be.
miben, ourb Die reitb rltiaite auswabl
uuo bic ocnthor nierriaiten Rreiis meme
Sunoen Suiripoen AZ. liellen. Sunitlihe
Slumen uno arGn,s fir Gritommuuitaus
ten une onoere 3wete babe i'd tets III al.
len Treiien on 6ano. I'm ~iertiasu Ia.
mentleioern, Hoden. @apes uuo 3oteu
babe i'd aenr9 aui Eager. nm iebem @e.
ibTad pom Siliaiten bis gum Yetsn ae.
reht weroen III tonnen.
0ib3ie Nett.
1898 Nlbanp, Winn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-02
~Shwinoiud,t 9ebeilt.

Giusm alien gr,ts Ter ron Ter Traits ,urirtslre.r
lttf, rurts turt siusn sftueiiben pihisudr re gtitfti,
tuna times tiniahsr rts.tabtiiiten 6tilniittis iur h,
itreat une %tdusrnte 6ttlnus son yum tuibrtutiutt,
Srcn6itis, 8dtarrt, aftna une alien Sals une sun.
Serfranftttten aussttSnttst. aud In Wirtei fir psi
tive, raetfais Seilune rem Ht~rrtnitrats uus aatn Rsr.
rsufrapfItiten. Natttm her I siipr RE ruuttrtartn
Seiifratts In tauiene daasu trprpbt tattt. tra6t.re CT 20
fur fsine ghttt, tas Witttl fstnsn ~ltieenesn 1itmsnittn
beiannt ~ mattu. Nsn ttsisn DO ~ unt gDupib ss.
trteteu, tdnttlt tr. Sd itute sid . RtBspr SAM frtsn.
irst an NQs. he 20 pirftsn. tn eeutfhsr. sn1liifsr uni
fran,ohfHtr z prate nit Weller Anrsifuns Ter 6rhsauns
unb bee Gtbrau6s. Seatt NhrsH, uRe Brisfnarft, be.
jitte Ii& auf sisis 3eituns unb Id lsnts 20 fsfsrt. u
y. NepsS. $50 TeuerS Slp6 @e&shsr. R.p,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-02
Colorado.

Siluer Flum. - Sier lit BIZ
Nu6ridt ein9etroiien, baB Nreita9 bel
einem v%awinenlturs spei @rubenar:
better nanlens 9tellon uno Nnoerior
ouS |eben ein9ebilRt baben.
SbaboS prin9S.-Sie Wam.
moth SO. lit in ibrem Sunnel oli ci=
men reiten Suno geitoBen. Die 6r;=
aocr lit IS ,SuE bid uno ibre N6bC
nod niht ermeilen; lie lol cine Sort
ieeun9 Der b%erilbmten Slad yooe ieil1,
Die Dor cini en- Sa6rcn brr6 ibrer
reiNcu 0rtru9 loldeS auflCben crre9te.
Ger Nnupteigcntbiimer Der icti0er
@cicill1uit lit :. :. 9tuntin por
Sartio, W}iii0Hri. Scit Den lcetel
6 Wtonutcn linO td9li6 3 S6ihter
an Der Nrbcit 9cwelen, bis Dor cini.
gen S0gcn Die Slad Eooe blo90ele0t
wuroc. Die Nocr beltebt aus Ncin4
cr; uno Fo6eri uno entbGlt @olo,
Silber uno Tlei neblt Giien.
0enpcr.-S, ". Springcr, Der
Fr6iiocnt Der 9iational yiue Stod
Nlioci0tjou ihdet Ben bur6 oie Tli;=
;Oros perurl06tcu Nerluit an Ninos
uieb in SeraS uui @runo iorgidlti9er
llnterludun9en ali 10 FrOcent. Gs
lit oieS Der 9r0Bte &erluit lett 1856,
ais 80 Frocent OeS Sjebbeitanoes
uerloren ainoen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-02

Oie Ierlebten iinb 9ouriiten, beren
Namen nod ni9t III G~rfabruns ses
bradt meroen fonnten. Sbre @unz
ben linb ui6t gefdbrlid. Ser i3us
lief sur d3eit Der Gntsleiluns, wel9e
wabrideinlid bur6 baS Gntsweibres
den elmer S6iene be~rbeisefabrt wur-
be, nit sroBer Sdneuisfeit. Die
gofomotipe uno pier Gars famen
sliidlid iber Die Stelle meg, aber Der
S6lafmasen, S%peiiswasen u. Stubl=
wasen entSleiiten. Serr Fauep lprans
BOZ Dem Stublwasen. Serlelbe itirSz
tie I'm, fiel auf Serr Fapep unc err
brildte i'm.
MDntana.
Selena.-Ser @oupernor bat
mebrere pon Der 0esislatur ansenom=
menen @orlasen unterseidnet, barrn=
ter Stones freie Kindergarten : Dor.
lase, bic Torlase, welde bas @eies,
bemsemdB 3ediduloen ni9t tolleftir=
bar paren, aufbebt, uno bieienise,
woburd cine Staats. Gartenbaubebor=
be sel6afen wirb. - Yetitionen aus
alien Gbeilen oes Staates, pel6e I'M
geibebaltuns bes beitebenoen Nnti=
@amblinss@ eieses eriu9en, laufen gu
Onsenben BEL Der 9e9islatur Elm.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-02
2pfal:Noti3en.

wS OSp D" oNstttYSn 81 - UNIV "
Pro3ent. Nnleiben erneuert mad
meiner Riidtunft in ct. Gloub Mitte
MarS. 5rans Gins.
W sd babe unldmsit bic Sames
Stimion ednbereien in Worriion Co.,
bic 1880 Ader umiaien, in meme
Serfaufsliite e%insetrasen. Sieies
0anb lit ausnabmslos semdbltes, unb
id uertaufe basu biuis unb sesen su=
tie Seoinsunsen an iolde, Sic ii9
wirtli4 bort nieberlaiien. q. IS.
@bitnep, 81. Gloub, Winn.. i'm Gr=
item ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ia
W Or. q. .. @bitins, Spe.
sialiit fur slusen=, Obren=, @aien=
unb 9alstrantbeiten. Office lber
Wolitors 9potbefe. 23zba
20 @enn Sbr bereit ieib, eiueu
Sinoer su f%aufen, perfeblt nidt ben
Sones Heuer gu leben. IS lit bic ein=
fadite une b%auerbaiteite Maidine,
lpelhe le 9ema6t muroe. SaBt gu9
ni6t betboren; frast Guren Na6barn,
pelder cine lolde bat, mas er bapon
bentt, unb bann fault cine BON Der
@rinols mpanp. 1t
80 Nraot nah Der Commercial
Bouquet 6Igarrc BON Der s.. g. 2Sire
Gisarren 60, bann erbaltet ibr bic
bette Sets Gisarre, bic ibr lie serau9t
babt. gu p~erfaufen bel allen Sdnb=
Tern 3S=ba
- 0oloen 0raim Belt Siere. 3.
@ensfen, Msent. 315 - s. Absnue
rlorolldl. 9.ba
20 Cine 1Octs eisarre fir einen
Nidel. Srast mad Der Commercial
Bouquet Gisarre pom Der s.. g. @tre
el9arren 80. 3S=ba
sB Narmer iouen nidt perseiien,
paB bic @rinols 6 D. sic bette
Drill in Der gSelt pertauit. Gs lit
Die &entufp iowobl nit Sdub ais
aud nit Disc. 1t
s Seine ubren III BEN nieoria=
item Freilen beim u oberton. ct.
Gloub, Winn. IS bo
- Sin sutes Samara, nit Dem
man elm I'M %ieret 81 !3ou sroBes
Bib MAIDEN farm, gu MIR $3.50 BEL
@ebrilper Chart.
" @elo sl perleiben ari cultiz
pirtes Sarmlano sesen niebrisen Gins
raten uno lonitisen suten geoinaun.
gen. Nadsuiragen BEL Srt. Gins i'm
yNorbltern."
80 Sin s%erdlmises, out eil,aes
ridteteS Sadltein : &otel in 0ittle
Sails, einen Slot rom Sudlnan Soo=
tel Sele9en, inter siinitisen Seoin=
9llnsen 81 ~perfauien geiudt. Ndbe.
res bel Solepbina @ustlinsti, 1ittle
Sails, Wtinn. 1914
80 @ebriioer G artell buben
nit ibrer Sdgemiible cine Wablmiible
in %erbinoun9, in wel6er Webl Der
belten vStraigbt" Scrtc oemablen
wirc. Sn Ser Wiible Elm S~elepbon
an9ebradt. Sir @ei;en, &crn uno
Nufer wie iiir Gideu uno ~vinoenbol,z
ltGmmc baor be;oblt. 1O=6mts
80 @ute Sarmen inn Comm Suut
6entre unb ben unlie0enoen 5cmns
billig III tuuien. 9tdbereS bel i. Is.
Wtinnettr, Sout Centre, Wtimn. 2Sba
Ginc flcins Yiciienursel Iputt.
billig ~ f%auicn. NaGwiraOcn int
Tiarrbauic III Fl. SOicpb. Strarns
6uuntD, Winn. 10=ba
Der bodite Wurftpreis iiir
Moue bcSublt. Nriu9t eure 2Soue
81 Webr. Nbelcs. 23.bu
- .3wei 2lrbciter sum ,Gorb=
bolS" MAIDEN pcrlanat. Na6Mira=
gen Bel >obn SlOd ooer in 1anauS=
ta'S Saloon, Nlbunp, Wtiuu. 1l2
- Bumper prompt, biaj9 unb
gut rcpdrirt BON 2lnor. Neunemum,
9to. l5-I. Wpcuue iInlih D9
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-02
2SDpmin0.

Gbepenne. - Gei Der Citation
@eeo aui Der Union lsaciiic : Tabn
entsleiite Sonneritas Der oiimSrts
iabrenpe Merchandising no. 2, nobel
elm Wann Setoptet unb lieben Yerios
men perlest wuroen. Der G~etootete
lit Serr Fauep, @ei6ditsreilenber Der
Baum Sron So. pon Oenuer, Sol.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-02
SD,pn.

AttGntic.-Si 12idbri9e God
ter pes cine Weile uoroli6 pom bier
wobnenoen G6epn0rS 9Sm. Gmbru,
woltc nit einem Olten Gjepebrlaui bic
No6lcn I'M Stcn nuiriitteln; in ocm
youic beianC lid iebo6 Elm ucrseile=
ncr S6uB, mel6er lid entluo unO oaS
WdO6cn auT Der Stelle tootcte.
@ebiterGitp.-Mtebrer un6e=
fannie 6algnten orangen Dor einigen
Sa9cn IN Die nabe bier geleSene &am=
rar Creamery uuo ridtetcn 9roBen
S0aecn an. Sic i6lu9cn Die .3apien
aus ben otahmbebdltern uno perour
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-02
StaatCtts, Isttte o..
gutas Y ounts.

5taatCtts, Isttte. a.
gutas Counts.
MAN 3. Gttuts tdapsr, tas ar Ter ate
re Partner Der 5irma +. ). &tfntu h 80. II
rsidt GdaGiis iu ter Staet Islcep, In sbsustnann
ism Gpuuts Hue SiaaV. tut. uni has tddatt 5trmi
ett Summt ssn tinbuutsr DsIlarsr lr isesi
Ran ppu Rsrsrrt ~tt,atltn nth. tr turt Ten Sc
brau6 Won pslrs 8atarrt .. Il u ! ni6t ssttiil
rerftn fanu.
5ran 3. Gtsntr.
49, Stftrsrtn rpr nltr uue interior is
Siad BEN IN neither 8tetnrart am o
wv Ssvttmtu u 3 SO.
u. N. Slsafsn, effsntli6sr Hstar
6aa's Rata rre .aur pirt innsrltn %asnemmtn. unt
ririt tirsft auf eas Biut ant ets f<tmtasn Ctsrad.
tsn kts Spftms. eaft su6 3suantht fsi iuf&tdsa
\. 3. atsuss y Z o.. dslsts, ..
gsriauft ven aQsn apetttitra. rs Gents.
6aus 6amilien.Y iaeu be beften.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-02

te VIZ
bio uno
0anoes
Iouten
Efan=
kebr su=
ms SO.
ben am
Re uub
%perant=
na6oem
pen bars
TEN, nun
er binz
Mtt Der
fteit.
tnn bic
lere 8e=
ao biele
an ben
eltmarft
b" per=
Ter Huf
Obne
n@abz
kbeil i'm
burd elm
nur Iur
bas ebrz
d ibrer
Dbl ems
~Eonopole
bemeinen.
Euiteuen.
&erbeiz
ISolanse
bbn" fur
bic bel
fort einen
kben mill
Ter Sibel.
IN nit 40
38oB nit
f6 aroB
dement's"
bte Sette
4ien ldBt,
had Dirt
ber Oede
erben bic
rperoen.
knhsiamer
erlt bann
IS Bergen
pei un1ern
far Saar
} beute bel
Rbluns in
r.Sduiern
hoen Sar=
Subm"
fatbe oes
Wetretoez
Fn @eiSen.
|eu in Gbiz
hln lperoen
~oenielben
ITreiie er-
fartt ni6t
beiier Ses
abwarten,
per SOrle
len. Damn
Glepatorz
fSsasenten:
81 Sablen.
&lauen g.
lis uiunSz
kr Gbicaso
@enn Die
@eiddftS=
fibre @aa
Ablaui pom
len muiien,
hblun9 fhr
hne Nrbeit
Die Waare
Nrbeit s..
fn %fonnen;
itiS sebols
Die meiit
b iene, Die,
MIR pur6
@si6ditSs
nlten torln
be, Die trob
bdbrenb De-
hiteteu, eS
pdbreno ibr
Ter ben glei
pr9edrbeitet
belt aus9es
ntiudt ooer
kipirtbi6aIt
a~bsebolien
PluianS, ipte
EialiSnluS"
|enen @aus=
Il uno Nars
b, unb chr
kr ihr Sars
|rantwortli6
kritano purd
inc sebolisn
rio Guhrer
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-09-20
GOT NO FURLOUGH
But he Found as Big Liar as Him.
self.

Colonel ID. T. e. Casteel of Charles
ton, Assistant Adjutant General of
West Virginia, and Colonel of the Sec.
ond West Virginia In the late war,
tells the following story:
During the campaign he was called
upon early one morning by a very
mournful-faced soldier who begged fol
furlough, alleging that his wife was
dangerously i'll and that he had seve-
raj small children that therefore need
ed his attention. Colonel Casteel dis
missed the mountaineer with the as
surance that he would fully investi-
gate the case and make known his
decision.
Accordingly week later the man
was called to headquarters and told
by Colonel Casteel that upon strict in
quiry he had learned that his wife
was not i'll and that his children were
doing admirably during his absence.
The furlough the refore was denied
him.
The soldier looked intensely at Col
onel Casteel a few seconds and said.' i
have failed to get the absence leave,
it is true, but l have discovered
through the endeavor that you and l
are the biggest liars in the State, as
AIN blessed with neither wife nor
child"
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-09-20
stiiI More Ceunterfeiting.

The Secret Service has just unearth-
ed another band of counterfeiters In a
suburb Of New York City, and secured
a large quantity of bogus S. bills,
which are SO cleverly executed that
the average person would never sus-
pect them of being spurious. Things
Of great value are always selected by
counterfeiters for imitation, notably
the celebrated Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters, which has many imitators
but no equals for common disorders
like fever, ague, malaria, indigestion,
dyspepsia, constipation, nervousness
and general debility. The Bitters set
things right in the stomach, and when
the stomach is in good working order
it makes good blood and plenty Of it.
In this manner the Bitters get at the
seat of strength and vitality, and re-
store vigor to the weak and debilita-
ted. Beware of counterfeits when
buying. Always go to reliable drug
gists who have the reputation of CIV
ing what you ask for.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-09-20

Talk of boycotting the Paris Elk
position as rebuke to French inius-
tice has reached stage where it can
no longer be ignored The most rep
resentatiye business men in st.
Louis have held a meeting and come
to the determination that they would
not only stay away from the exposi-
tion, but that they would use their
influence to prevent its success. st.
Louis is a conservative city, and a
rich one. Moreover, it is, next to
New Orleans, the wealthiest of
American towns in French tradi
tlons. The French founded it. Fifty
or sixty years ago half it's population
spoke the French language without
knowledge of English or wish to ac-
quire such knowledge. And yet the
people living there o-day are so
wrought up over the persecution of
an obscure captain that they threat
en- to make an international issue of
it commercially, political interven-
tion being out of the question.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-09-20
EVERYTHING READY
For Track Laying on the NJ. &
X. r. r.

About Two Hundred Tons Of Rails
Lots Of Ties aud a Locomotive on the
Preparations for Track
Laying About Completed-Road will
be Open TO Dellslow Soon.
The material for the Morgantown
and kingwood railroad is now here
and the work OF laying the track will
begin at once, A force OF men is busy
grading for the B. & O. siding which
must be moved before the proper con.
nection is made. All that the b. Il
o. can do until that is finished has
been done. About two hundred tons
of rails are here and thousand more
are ready for shipment. All other
necessary material is on the ground
including ties, frogs, switches SC.
Yesterday fine looking locomotive
was received so the work will be hur.
ried as rapidly as possible. There
seems TO be every reason to hope that
the rad will be opened for regular
traffic to Reedsville before winter be-
gins.
This will be very gratifying news
TO the people who are friendly to the
enterprise and its management. We
expect great things to follow the open
ing of this road and results should
begin TO follow within the next year.
1t is the hope OF the management
To have the road completed to Dells-
low. before October 10th that all the
people OF that section can come down
by rail to attend the Chadwick day
exercises.
The vigor with which the whole
matter has been prosecuted from the
start shows the energy and strength
that is behind 1t and gives assurance
that 1t will be in the future all we
have hoped for 1t.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-09-20
The PARIS EXPOSITION.
To Be Boycotted Unless Drey
fus Is Released

Mckinley to Be Asked to Appeal For
Mercy-Englishmen and German.
Aroused-New York Hebrews Are
Taking Very Decided Action The
Move May Result In Gripping the
Exposition.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 16.-Accord-
ing to despa. ches which are pouring
in here, the citizens OF the United
States are Indignantly aroused over
the Dreyfus outrage, and it will not
be surprising il a concerted movement
is started in this country to effectual-
ly boycott the Paris Exposition unless
France hastens TO right the damnable
wrong which has been done Dreyfus.
Word comes to-day from New York
OF mass meeting which is to take
place in Gotham Of leading citizens
and clergymen OF the city, irrespec-
tive of race and religion. to take part
in the great Dreyfus protest meeting,
which will be held this week in Coop
er Union. Assistant District Attor-
ney Maurice B. Blumenthal spent the
day organizing the committee and
sending out invitations. Every lead
ing Hebrew citizen is on the COM
mittee and will take part.
New York despatch says: At
the meeting will be appointed COM
mittee OF men OF standing in the
fnancial@ political and religious world,
who win come to Washington to ask
the President to make personal APP
peal to President Loubet, Of France,
for Justice for Captain Dreyfus. Offers
Of money have poured in upon Mr..
Blumenthal. He spent the morning
at the Progress Club, Fifth avenue
and Sxty-third street, where he re-
ceived from members offers OF assist
ance ia anyway. At the Democratic
Club in the afternoon like offers were
made to him.
Legally" said Mr.. Blumenthal,
1--WE have no ground for protest.
There is no precedent for such an ac-
ton This committee will make its
appeal to the President, and ask him
to use his Offices on the broad ground
of humanity and justice.
hS VIC dohtu Cpdtu w bSdV OuC
Cubans humanely, so we will ask the
President to make like appeal to
France and the French people.
II did not like to take the first
steps in this mass meeting of protest,
and have only gone far enough so
that older and wiser men can think
and act while the younger do the
hustiing
''There seems to be no end to the
offers Of money and assistance, which
are already pouring in. As the time
is short we cannot make definite ar
until tomorrow"
When the committee is organinized
fully it is proposed to organize Drey-
fus clubs in every city 10 the Union
and hold meetings of protest. A
mammoth petition for pardon will be
obtained and forwarded to President
Loubet.
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ate members and refused to reduce the
initiation fee below the minimum of
$500. A resolution leading to change
in the law relative to delegates to
State Council, was rejected An
amendment to the laws was adopted
compelling all subordinate Councils to
become Incorporated.
A proposition to elect State Repre-
sentatiyes for two years instead of one,
was rejected.
The Committee of Revision of Law
reported some changes In the laws,
which were adopted.
The following resolution was adopt
ed this morning:
Resolced. That the thanks of this
State Council now in session, be ex-
tended to the Mayor and citizens OF
Morgantown, to the President and
Faculty of the West Virginia Univer-
sity, the Principal and feathers OF
the Public Schools of Morgantown.
the Hotels and the NEW DOMINION
and Post to the local Committee and
TO Railroads for their very cordial re-
ceptfon and favors granted to the
representatives and members OF this
State Council and the uniform courte-
sy and hospitality extended to us
while in this city.
We will long retain the most pleas
ant memories OF our visit and the
warmest regard for the people who
have treated us SO kindly.
J. N. KEE,
G. M. BENNETT,
G. c. NEWMAN.
The newly elected officers of the
State council were installed this morn
ing by Deputy National Councillor E.
d. Lappert.
Before the close of the session this
morning very pretty event took place
when p S. G. John Kee, on behalf of
the State Council OF West Virginia
presented gold jewels, indicative OF
their rank, to Past State Councillor
r. A. Flesher and retiring State
Councillor w. f. Wilson. The two
gentlemen responded in very neat and
appropriate addresses.
The State Council finished their
labors promptly at IL o'clock and ad:
journed.
The Representatives visited the
University in body this afternoon.
NOTES.
The school teachers who braved
the walk did nobly.
1t was an elegant parade.
The brass and ma. tial bands were
suberb.
The dignitaries In the carriages
representatives of the Juniors and
Of the city were cheered all along
the route.
A gentleman who has seen many
crowds says that he never saw as
well behaved a gathering as that of
yesterday.
Itwas long walk for the child
rem, but they did not falter for an
instant. They were as nervy as
they were attractive.
Sweeter than all the splendid |
music were the children who
were in the great parade They |
were applauded by everyone as soon
as their innocent and joyously hap
by faces came in view 1t was a
lovely sight.
The splendid band of the Vogel
d Deming Minstrels added much to
the parade. They Joined at the re-
quest of Manager Somehow and
cheerfully gave their aid to make the
parade success.