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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-07
Sie Mepulution in San Coming

nat III Sur;er ,Seit ibr Gnce 9%e1lnoen.
&or ben ouiuibrerilden AnbdnSert
oeS Nrdtenrenteu SimineS bat Fr0llz
Dent SiSuerp, Der leSitime 9fo6tol=
0er oe0 ermoroeten ADeuredur, Das
Eclo 0erdumt, unO ais uncertainties
ncue9 Cberbaupt Der y%9tepnbllt" ut
Der bisbcri9e Frdtencent an oenl SSe'
0t pom Gu6a nu6 Der NGuptltaot
Santo Domingo, Die ibn nit orenei
9lrnren erlpurtet. Die SeleSropben :
Voitz uno observation-disclosures IN
yauoe lit mieocr bergeltelIt uno Del
yauf Der 2inge Oni6eineno wieOer ii
Oem0bnliher CrOnuu9.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-07
Maint Yrairie.

SEER Martin @reelep 1T ant Won'
tao in Ser S9obnun9 leines SobnsS i.
G,rselsp i'm porseriitten Nlter bon 50
Sabren seitorben. Gr mar Der erlts
weiBe anliecler beS Scwnlbip Waine
Yrairie uno mar 81 frilberen l3eite II
Elm Wiitslieb Der ecsislatllr.
-@elunSbeit fir sebn Gents. Sass
carets MAIDEN bic Ginseweibe II. Mies
rem natirli9 arbeiten, Serltoren bic
Wicroben, bsilen &opImeb, @auen'
trantbeit nnb Yerltopiims. Sei allen
N~po,befern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-07
Iiur. Meaue'S Nreunbt wcllen,

nab elmer Chicago rHecoro" De-
pelhe, Die GrsbiihOie aui ibrer bepor=
ltebencen Subresconferens er'uben,
bod iar ben 6r. Hector cine STEELE
I'M 9anoe III belor9en, oamit ct midi
wieoer uo6 Nom ;uriidbrau0t, no eS
ibm gar ni6t 9eidlt. Der bl. %ate'
lelbit liberties MiSr, aeane leinersei'
betumntli6 Die HSobl, ais GrSbtlho'
in Sen Der. Stauten 81 bleiben ooe1
al ben pdpitli6sn Nci 81 tommen
Ger Gr-Nector wGblte oas yebtere
uno bic umcritOnil6eu GrSbil6ot'
weroen lid lpobl bilten, in Die Sad.
hiueiuNlpiulhen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-07
Iie Gsmbinatiouen III tombiniren

oaS beiBt, oie biuerlen SrultS in Ell
men gisantii6en Sruit sl %uereinissn,
lit Der .3pet elmer tiirsli6 III Ntelp
Seriep poll3Ossnen Incorporation.
Sieie SeweSuns sebt pom einem &C.
wiiien Nuiieu SbompiOn III Gleuelario
aus, oeiien iabrelanses Stuoium Der
iocialen Stage i'm su Der mertpirois
gen lleberseu9unS 8ebradt bat, baB
sic a6lolute GENERALIZATION aller "ez
l6Gite in ben Ndncen elmer einsissil
oroBen Corporation allies lociale eleno
aus Ser @elt i6aiien unb bus Wttl-
lennium berbeiiibren werse! SSie er
lid oieie @anplunS pentt oos perrdtb
Der S6laumeicr nitt. SaS 1T eben
iein Giei6ditSgebeimniB, uno NIT nett
Ell 9ei6ditliden Speen Mil man beuts
outage in ewriter 2inle @elo madden,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-07
Mrbsitsn 1as unn 9a4t.

Sasbei6ditiSlte uno mIsli9Ite tlei=
ne Ding, oaS ie semadt ,ulrSen, iinb
Or. Sings Neue S.benspilen. SeSs
Yiu. 1T Elm nit !3uder ibrsosenes
aiselden @elunobsit, wsltesS 9wa'
DE in Stdrte, @lei4siltisteit i, eners
gle, @.birml6wade in seiltise Srait
umdnoert. 81. iinb I'M aufbal Der
@eiunbb.it wunpsrbar. Iur a5Gts.
bic s9a6tel. Sertauft IN w.. s.
Subn'S Mpotbefe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-07
Wir scbOren nift 81 oenen, weld,

Wir gcb0ren nitt 81 oellen, lpelte
in Der ireien Silberprd9ung oas 0eil
Ser %0lter uno oas alleiniSe Wflttel
;lr auSSlei6enoen @ere6ti9teit erblls
den. rs lit au6 nidt %an;unebmel,
oaB Die Silberber9wertbeliper aus
reiner SelbitloliSteit anSetrleben
weroen, paS Silber wieoer sur @els
tun9 I'll brinSen anoerleitS lGBt lit
aber ni6t beitreiten, ouB bic aus
l6lieBli6e @olowdbrung paS @ert
Der @roB9elofiiriten lit, urc lie oas
Silber uerordnSt baben, I'M Die @elt
ii6 tributpili6ti9 81 MAIDEN. Wtil
oemielbeu uuo piellei6t nit nod
9r0Bcrem He6t ais pon einem Gil
berl9minbel tonnte mal pon elnem
@oloi6winpel lpre6en. -Nas SroBte
llebsl oss oeloes liegt in leiner unSes
re6ten Termenoun9.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-07
Ter WolDpnrruth

XVI WuluuuttuiV >"'N -
ee0enwdrtig uui 1915, 900 900 &c:
i66pt, mas per SOpi Der S,uolteruna
S12.S1 ousmo6en wiirbe. 90 piel
trdot, menn aud Die @elbtal6e lonlt
sans bilbi6 9sIuut ut, ielten &emanr
bel lid, oenn, wenn audi bic Sob
miinSe gang i90n ansuleben uno oes
Seiipes wertb lit, perl lie erbdlt, taul6i
Ii.ber Yapierselo baiir sirl, wouou
bas @unbssi9apumt elm eieo gu i'm
sen weiR. Sort weiB man Seoem
Cant, Der Fapierselo brinst unS @olS
bafiir eintauiGen mill. Dem @olte
seniist bas SewuBtiein, oaB has @ols
porbanSen uuo ieosrseit I'M @ustauNd
Al baben 1T. @enn es nidt oa mare,
ipiirbe man li6 barum reiBen; thr ben
Yerfebr pom 9anb 81 9ano 'p'ro aos'
apisrselb porse,osen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-07
Wad eincr Der oiiici0ien Fol. Gor.

ytuW ktWks ~ S1N'SlN'
aus Ncm su9ebencen Wfelbnn9 miro
eS pon 9elpObnli6 gut unterrlbteter
Seite beitdtigt, baB Die leioenNba1tll'
de 9lrt mnp 9&eiie, in welt)er Elm
Sbeil Der fatbolii6en Frelle Die III
iaire 0repiuS 81 er0rtern iortTdbrt,
al Der muB9ebencIt Stelle I'M %aa
ticun feline Siuisun9 fdnoe. Den an
eieicr Stelle 9ebe9ten @ilnlben MIR
DC eS, wie e0 beiBt, entlpreten, wenl
biele 9ln9elcsenbeit III Der iebt8eI
Ebale ni6t mebr ais cine EurteiIra'
&c, iouoern ais cine lolhe Der SS0brz
belt uno Giere6ti9teit betrattet MIR
De, nobel eS lid obne leoe Gtlt'tti
AMI peri0nli6e uno politil6e WtomeE=
te auoiblieBli6 oarum banble, &lar'
belt ouriiber III 9eluinnen, Oh etpa III
sabre 1894 Elm SultiSirrtbm began
gen moroen lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-07
Mis- lie ob,osen, ieeten lie bus Dor

Mis- ie obSosen, ieeten liebas 0orf
in Srano. 60 III leien in elmer Se=
pei6e pom ben Fbilippinen aus ome'
ritanii6er Guele. GUbei banbelt cs
Iid ni6t I'm cine ipunil9e Selabun9
inter benz S6ld6ter uro Worobren-
ner GSeu(er, ion6eru I'M ubSiebenbc
ameritouil6e 5ruppeu. rs mag oies
,@er0eltungS" ODER r9tOtbmaBre9el"
leiu, BEN 6ilipiuo5 ober mus eS nods
oerooe INNER i6merer Iauen, etner
nnteri6ieo III erbliden Swil6en 'pO.
niider @rauiomteit uno umeritont'6z
Mcaiu(ep'i6er 6umanitdt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-07
Ter moocrnc So9genbur9er Otis

Ter mooerne SoS9enbur9er Otis,
Der 0roBe Stratese, grant ll6. Ote'e
erlditternbe &unoe, wel6e bas SEA
bel aus Sen Ybilippinen brin9t, mag
iir piele 0eier iiberrul6enb tlingen,
iieiit aber ni@tsoeitoweniSer' 70 pabr,
wie es cine &abel 9ta6ri6t MIR 81
iein perma9. llnb Sipar grant lid
uuler iieSrei6e @eneralillimus, neil
boS6uite 3eitunSSi6reiber in Ser Ter
neu leimutb ieine itupenben pGrIol'
oe" betritteln. Sein g~ebeimeS 0erz
;eleib bat ben 3upieren 10 %berunter9ez
bro6t, baB er MIR nod elm S9atten
leineS friiberen Selbit lit uno nad)
anii6t ieiner aerSte zines 9uten Sa=
9es gang ;uiammentniden fam. Sesz
tere baben ibm benn aud Die Settllre
boben ibm benn audi bic yettiire ame=
rifunil6er Sldtter Itrense unterla9t
aber ser bittsre S6merS i'm tiefinner'
item Ssrsen brennt tort. Sine lol6'
gSirtuns ibrer arititen bdtten li9 BIZ
!3eitunssi6reiber wobl fuum sdllmsn
laiien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-07
G~onsreBmitglien %. q. Geet


pom &anlaS mirb I'M nd61ten
GonsreB baiir asitireu, oaB unlere
MISUNDERSTANDING iepes Sabr Elm
paar Wouate i'm @elten ta9t. y9Sie
bic Sin9e ieet liesen," ertldrt er,
bat Der Often ben %ortbeil, Die Olts
li6en GonsreBleute Sldubcn, caB Der
Weiten weiter ni6ts ais cine NilonlB
lei unb weniS Sea6tun9 peroiene.
&onnte man lie ale Sabre aud MIR
aui tur;e :3eit na6 benz @siten brin=
0el, bumit lie bie |erbdltnille aus
eisener ani6auuns tennen lsrnten, 10
wiirbe balb Wanoel eintreten. 6err
Neeoer i6ldst ais weltli6en Som
oreBiit &unlaS Gitp por. Smaba,
Oenuer unO Sopeta wiiroen li0 mad
leiner 9lnii6t ebeniuuS paiiir eiSnen
Der Sorl6las lit ni6t obne, wirf
aber i6werli6 Sea6tunS Ilnoen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-07
BUR Sranniliruns oeS i6On lun9c

=
proiettireu groBcu Gurmertrult@ 1T
oicier Gage III Sopeta, @Onlas, Der
erite S6ritt gei6eben. Salter 9f.
2luen itebt an Der Spipe Der &eme'
0ung. Die SOee lit, ie9li6en 6nrs
mer i'm QuuOe, Ser @&eiSen ODER &orn
;ie6t, ais W}itgljeO III 9ewinnen, III
Gbicago, q. 2OuiS, GmGDa nrO
2aniuS Gitu 8roBe WtU8aSine 81 er.
rihten uns o0s Getreipe brett an
ben Mortt ;ubringen. Auf ciele @eis
Ic ioQeu Die %0rljuner tolt 9e'tellt
weroeu uro Die %Olern paslenl9e Ell
balteu, mas linen gere6ter SSsile
;utommt. Der Flau lit %9roBartl9,
aber, aber......
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-07
Tic Situation in Der Srauspaal

Tie Situation in Ser Srauspuals
Republit lit ;par INNER nod cine
iebr ernite, ;eist ia Dom arii9er leine
ieite @iueuStrait; bod wenn bic
lseten Seri6te Suuerldiii9 lino, b0'
ben ii6 bic 6rObenoen ariegswolten
in etpoS geli6tet, uno lit bem9emdB
Die Situution in gepiiiem @raoe etne
s~uperldili9ere 9eporoen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-07
Dir Mnidt bes @ouueruelrs Einl

uno Ser Slrgermeiiter pom Minute
appliS, ct. Nuul, Stiumater, Ct.
Glouo uno Neo @ing, OaB Der Grams
port u~nierer GreiSebner pOn Gan
SSrancisco na6 BEN !3willin9sltdoten
fir $50 per Mann 8eii9ert werOen
tonute, bat ii9 b%eitdtigt. Die @reat
Nortbern unb N%Ort6ern Pacific be-
ioroen BEN Solooten : transport III
obioen Netra0.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-07
Iie Sutterausiubr ser Ser. Staa

ten na6 Seuti6lano bat etuen Semnls
tioen NuiiApWuS genommen, uno bic
C.ualitdt Der Muure iinoet lol6en
antlan9, oaB in Bremen uno anoeren
Stdoten baS uneritanil6e Nroouct I'M
Wartte 20 Niennig mebr per Ffuno
brinot, ais oas oeutl6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-07

gSie fam Elm Staat sur pollen
Slitbe fpmmsn, wenn nidt bas @obl
Der Slrser lono.ren bas Farteiinz
tereile ben @usl9las Sibt @ie fam
maj oauernoe @eldditsbliitbe IN ei'
mem 0anoe erwarten, belien @el4dits'
Wctbooen ale 4 Sabre uerdnoert lper'
ben, unb 100 nur bas Sntereile bes
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-07
lie Tolfsparte, pon ,Iorpu hat ein

ei9enee StaatStitet auigeitellt rno ais
ibre Ganoioaten iir Die rationale
98ab( 9&bartou Barter pom Eennlpls
panien uns SsnutiuS Sonnellp Don
Winneiota be;eituet. &on Sutton
nit BEN Semotraten mid Die Fartei
niftS lpiiien unp uon Srpan crit
re6t ni6t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-07

9abori, Der &ertbeiol9er oeS peo
&oterlanoSuerrotbeS angetlu9ten 'rar-
s0iii0en NouptmanneS SrepTus, III
terldBt fem Wtittel, leinen &llenten
ben alauen ieiner &erl6lporer 81
entreiBen. Die Seinbe 0repfuS l6el
nen i6r Eulper peridOnen 81 baben.
Sin Seiterrei6er wurOe ais .3eu9e 9e'
0en CreuiuS porgeiilbrt, sod and
Oieiem blieS Yabori ben @SinO aus
mo er miro our9 ieine l0tlit Die
Ni6ter Spingen, Die Situation I'M
ma6ren yi6te III leben, nOmentltdI
wem e6 ibm 9elin8en loute, ben Ne'
.nieitrei6, ben &Oiier pon 0eutlblanN
uno ben &0ni9 uon Stolien 81 bepe-
gen, Sol. S6marptOppm nnO GOT.
E0ni;;uroi, oeuti6e unO it0licnildt
mititdrii6e Ntta6eS ~ PARIS III 1891,
ais 3eu0en IN ben Nrepit8 Sale
ouitreten III l0iien, our6Su'ltbren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-07
Sping Sill.

Soiepb Serram pom bier beIanb
ii6 SOnntas in br%in9snoen @el6dI-
ten 81 Seiu9 bd 6errn Wfatb. Tirl9'
bad unb perrrtb ieinen bortigen
Srsunben, baB er nod OieieS Spdt=
iabr isin Neim na6 6cnb Oh Vac,
isis, perlssen uno BORT cine S3ant'
wirtbiGait III %Serbincuns nit elmer
G~eitauration btrciben miro. Die
Ciattiu bes i'm Sown Wtilwooo mob
nenosn SarmerS s. Sbeiins lieSt III
Ser bieii9en Glmilie Sobn NeIS9er
inioige uon |eleBunsen l6lper tral''
oarnieber, bic lie beim lleberfobrtn'
weroen erlittn unb pernadldni8'
bate. Sic pirb Don Or. Saue'
aus ct. Wartn bebanbelt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-07
Ter &I ypii6en WolO uni

Ter Nailpf Sl0l'Del Wplo uHo
Silber miro 10 b0lO ui6t gum AuSs
TRACE 9cbra6t weroen. Nitr ben etns
laden Wann uro 2lrbeiter lie9t Der
aern Der @elofruge parin: Gr EN-
piinoet eS ais ein i6iuereS llnrstt,
oaB perbdltniBmdBig @eniSe @OlO
uno Silber i'm lleberilgfIe belipen,
lpdbreno er uuo WtiQionen GENES
9lei6en oft talrm 10 piel ibr eiSen
nennen, I'M Die Wtittel 81 oeS yebeno
Notbourit lid perl6ailen III tOnnen.
Cieics mgere6te &erbdltniB abet
bat ieine 6auptaueae III Der SabSier,
I'M m6riitli6m WfaterioliSnus.
S6ou Die ,>uocu oeS Nltertbumo tan;-
ten nm oaS soloene aalb, aber mn
neil lie Sebouub'S per9ellen batten.
uno 10 tits seblieben bis auI un'ert
Selt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-07
Yier;.

Nobert &luge muroe Contractlt6
nit Der Stein0rbeit an Dem Sampis
feiielbauo fir Die acknowledgements
III S2S5 betruut, u1o NranS Seter
wiro per Contract Die S6reinerarbeit
al Dem GiebGuoe iiir $40 beloroen.
-Sr. Dion wuroe pom Der S~tuuts9ez
iunbbeitSbebOroe l6riitli6 eriu6t,
oarnab III leben, oaB ale ainoer elm
,Smpi : GertiIicat uui;upeilen buben,
bepor lie sur S6ule ;ugeIaMen pers
Den. SonntG9 uno Wtontd9 wllroen
bier piele ainoer geimplt. - @etraut
wuroeu III lester Mode Nerr iacob
Girp nit SRI. ltettie ardmer. slid
gum gunoe. - Der llnterri6t in Der
Niarrldule be9um an /. uno Ser in
Ser Siltrittifule am ;. September.
Die Wtit9lieoer Der Bier; Union &as
pelle beItelten Sruue Uniform nit
idwar;er uno rotber Giuianun9 uno
@ilmoure aappen Don Der Cincinnati
Hs9ulid 50. Samitas weroen Die
nsuen gnsii9e bier eintreIien, uno Die
aapele wiro Sonntus our6 Die Stra-
ben Der Stabt paraoieren. Sic wiro
am Samita9, ben IL. S%eptember,
aui Ser Vittle sails S%traBeniair bic
Wuiit lieiern. - sos. Halt bon
N9ram erlitt cine erbebli6e %erleb=
un9 an Der linfen Hano pur6 Der
Sreibriemen Der Sreidmai6ine. -
Yieroebdnbler Wtur ,Simmtrmann pcr
WinneapoliS lit bier uno luft &duIel
iiir etlpa swon;is Fierbe. -a ieben
oritten Samita9 I'M Wonat wiro III pel
Sberitaot Wtarttas 9ebalten. Se,
erite WurttuS idut 0uf ben Ii. Sep:
TENDER. - Nerr %alentin llpermanr
pom Ser empire Srauerei III Sain'
Glouo perfauit icpt pier bisiiSen SSirs
then Bier, Der %ittle Sails SraNere
iino nurmebr ;rpei @irtbe treu seblie.
ben. Mtan wiiuidt Nerrn llbermanl
bier alsemein nod beiieren Gripll
nit ieinem ausse;ei6neten Bier. Nut
in |ufman lest N>err uoermarm lei
men eblen @~eritenlait ub. -NerrG beo
Sbielen, Sopns6lert uon Sub, ba
Dem 9lnor. aain; ieine ,Sarm aui ore
Sabre perpobtet. Nerr Sbielen Mir
ii6 TN %iaase Yiers bdusli6 nieoer
lQiieu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-07
sarming.

I'm boben Glitter pon SO Sobren III
bier um Sreitg Wtor9en Der nll9e'
mein 9eu6tete mo germ 9eIebene Ger
barb Seinr. 9olieS ielis I'M @errr
enti6laien. IN Munnpuer, Seltl6:
Lamb, SebOyen, tam er in 1910 in Die
les yano, pcrbfeb bis 1856 I'M Staa.
tie Wiiiouri mi tam oann mad Min.
u~eiota, no CT id unienem Flabe ME:
berlicB, an ben Ell lein miloes 0aupt
sllr ewisen &rGe biule9te. 9lm Won.
tag Wor9en iarlO inter SroBer She'll.
nabme bic SeerOiSuig Itatt, WoS'
in Srieben ruben!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-07
gt0scoc.

liner 00ri6en lit in lteti9em @a6z
len be9riiien unb miro III turSer :3eit
ilber cine ,ueite S6antlpirtblda't
periioen. - 0err j. y. Nil9er bat
leine Nrltelun9 ais @eisentdrfer III
bic Gar9ia Gleuator SO. nieberse=
le0t, na6oem CT nelln Sabre lang unz
unterbro6en in beiu9ter Stelluns be.
l66iti9t mar, 0err &ilger wiro IN
Sutunit Ben WeiSenbanoel ittr lid
ielbit b%etreibcn, woour6 Die .3abl Der
2&ei;entduIer in NoScoe All orei &c:
itie0cn lit. Somit mirp III biele1
Srtihait Ser S&eiSen einen gutter,
Otortt iinbcn. 0NS Srcl6en ba
in bieii9er ~e9eno %bc8onnen. De
98ei,en bleibt in Guantitdt mic aud
in Nualitdt binter ben GrlpNrtun9el
Surild, uno 10 wirb Die ,3eit Der (SrcS.
peritdt fir BEN Sarmer nod nidt Der
anQerildt iein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-07

'; s;s:' Or. E. N. Johnson. s s;:::! s:s;:..:
WFe'ne nes NsrpenzWsotstn bewdbrt ld uoaitdnbg SD t0bte umb
otle"9e etnsn Nerp IN ~ vlnlnen, one ben 9erin9nen S6mers gu uerurs
1aten, uo rete babel ben CABIN. Na6 Der alRn Wetbobe bouerte bies ,mi
gSoDen. SD 9ebroubs bteies Ufitsl aud, I'M Sdwd6e bem Sa0en Der
36bne 81 bepdlt9enL
wit Dem aasut bsginnt mein ie6nes Sabr in Ct elouO nit enm
9roBeren @ei6dfe benn ie Ndtunasppn
Or. Is. ~. SOhujou.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-06-08
Janet told me you had corfded to

Janet told me you had corfided to
banker in New York"
1T was not true" exclaimed Miss
Pcrceval. "She told me that you were
in love with her; that you were heart
lily sick of your old bargain with me.
And | wrote you a last appeal. which
you never noticed by word or line-an
appeal that | sent you by Janet. After
that what could think!'
Abigail had flown upstairs. and now
returned with time-yellowed note In
her hand.
Father. I believe can explain this"
said she. Poor mother yielded TO temp
tat!on and kept back the letter. Here
1t is. found 1t between the leaves of
one of her books. and, until now, I
never understood what 1t meant. | see
it all, father! Miss Perceval. Father!
Father. Remember what | said ten
minutes ago. Dear Miss Perceval, he Is
so good, so true, and I'm ready to make
such n model stepdaughter.'
And then she ran out of the room to
rescue her pet terrier from the fangs
of the butchers big dog, coming down
the road, and when she returned Miss
Perceval sat smiling in the deep win
dow-seat, daisy in her hand, blush
on her cheek.
would you really like a stepmother
childY' said she.
Il would like father to be happy
eagerly answered Abigail.
Then" said Miss Perceval, II sup
pose you must have your way"
And the world at large wondered at
this brilliant lecturer marrying n quiet
country farmer, and secludlng herself
in the wilderness. But the world at
large did not know how happy she was.
New York Ledger.
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Quaint PraYtri

A small farmer. an Eglishman, old
and devout, had dozen cattle, two or
three of which he lost by the cattle
disease then prevailing. \ clergyman
expressed his sympathy. and the aged
man replied, The Bible tells us that
the cattle on Il thousand hills are His,
so when He wants any, He knows
where to find en-
Evidently the good farmer took pride
in his small herd. and felt compliment.
ed by the death of two or three of them.
The Rev. Newman Hall, from whose
Autobiography" we have taken this
quaint bit of piety. reports as quaint a
prayer, uttered by an old, decrepit
workman, whom he visited in an aims
house.
I'VE prayed together, and at my re-
quest, leaning back in his easy chair,
he prayed for me in terms have never
forgotten: God bless him. Make him
like the candlestick-beaten gold. Help
him to say as the sailor when he rounds
n dangerous point, "All is we'll" If
Thou make him useful Thou wilt give
him trials; but it's grand cross bearin'
when it's tied on wi love-"
During our civil war there was
great dearth of cotton in the English
manufacturing towns, and a quantity
of inferior short fiber was imported
from Surat in India. A mill-hand, pray.
ing at a prayer-meeting, said. 20 Lord,
send us cotton. send us cotton. but no
Surat, Lord"
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-06-08
FOliTENESS
OF Women to Women as to Seats in
street Cars.

If anything rifles woman, it is to
have some younger woman get up and
offer her n seat in a street ear. This
misplaced ciyility infers that the elder
woman is to be considered on account
of her age, when, in fact, there is little
difference in years between the two. |
witnessed droll bit of comedy the
other day in a Brookline electric that
makes me smile every time l think Of
it. The car was full, with several pas
sengers standing, when in bounced
stout, well-preserved person, with
white hair beautifully pompadoured
She was dressed in deep mourning, but
a bunch of violet in the front of the
coat gave a touch of mitigation" &c
her grief, which was quite borne out
by the merriment lurking in her mouth
and eyes. The lady grasped n strap
and looked out of the window. Then
suddenly a young person sitting near
observing, perhaps, that no man in the
car intended to offer his seat, rose and
leaning forward touched the other on
the arm, saying:
Wont you have my seat?'
care you going to get out!" asked
the standpe.
NO, ma'am," replied this tactless
creature. but you are older than |,
and" But the sentence was never
finished. If glance could Stay, that
young person would have fallen on the
floor dead.
Thank you. When | am too old to
stand up, shall lot enter public con.
veyance."
That was all. The junior woman
skunk back into the seat. and some of
the passengers tittered.-Cincinnat
Enquirer.
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come ,mbued with tie Idea that she had

come imbued with TIE Idea that she had
cause for n suit against physician for
malpractice. 1t bore upon the opera
ton she had undergone. Vile allowed
her to believe that there We're some
hopes for her to recover. They were
frequently in each others company re-
gardng the matter. Their acquaint-
anceship ripened into friendship. ana
when finally Vile had persuaded her
that she had no case he continued TO
call upon her.
He had found bond of sympathy
between them. They were both lovers
of music, and thus in this platonic sort
of way they enjoyed each others com
partnership. Months passed by and 1t
was no secret that Miss Burke's friend.
ship for Vile had ripened into love.
Then came the story to the ears of
Miss Burke that VILE was already mar
ried. She sought out his wife and
learned from her lips that the rumor
was true. Her last hope vanished. The
deception. the wrong practiced upon
her was more than she could endure.
Discouraged and disheartcned beyond
all reraration. she plotted her own
destruction and to take from the world
with her the man whom she loved.
Meeting Vile by appointment, they
went together to the Hotel st. An
thony and engaged the parlor with its
piano for few minutes. Miss Burke
asked the man to play Il love song they
had often admired and sung together,
ana as his fingers glided over the keys
and with the strains of the music ring
ing in her ears she shot him twice lie
fell from the stool. and, with the evil
dent impression that he was killed. she
turned the smoking revolver to herself
and sent a bullet through her heart.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-06-08
GRANT MONUMENT.

New Bronze Equestrian Statue of the
Great commander in hiIade phia.
The heroic statue of Gen. Grant, cast
in bronze and erected in Paramount
Park, Philadelphia. was recently I'M
yelled under the auspices of the Fair
mount Park Art Association. The
statue Is the work of Daniel Chester
French and Edward c. Potter, the for
mer being the sculptor of the figure
and the latter of the horse.
The artists chose for their motif
moment when Grant was surveying Il
battlefield from an eminence. intent
upon the operations of the forces be-
fore him. The horse is merely obedient
to the will of the rider. They cndeav-
ored in the figure of Grant to give
something of the latent force of the
man, manifosting itself through per-
feet passivity: to portray the sphinx
like character which has mystiticd all
who have studied him. Grants cos
tune and its arrangement were chosen
from the few collections available with
view to carrying out the impression
as forcibly as possible. The long cape
to the overcoat was adopted on the
authority of Gen. Fred Grant, who
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-06-08
PA1HOSANDTRAGEDY
THE SORROWFUL LIFE OF A
CHICAGO GIRL.
She Shot Her Deceptive Friend and
Took Her own Lifc-The Unsatisfied
Ycaruing of a Poetic souI that Was
Ever in Sorrow.

The news reports recently told how n
Chicago girl named Burke had shot her
deceptive friend while he sat mt the
piano singing IA love song, and then
killed herself. She loved him, and
when the terrible truth came to her
that he was already married, she made
the effort to end his existence and her
own. She sleeps to-day in little Mich
igan graveyard.
The story of Mabel Burkes life is I'M
like most of those which end SO trag-
ically. Few even of the hcroines of
fiction had endured more of sorrow and
of trouble than this girl. Thrown from
babyhood upon the mcrcies of the
word. she experienced only sorrow and
hardships and Illness. until, driven des-
perate by the last wrong, she ended all
Hers was a life of pathos linked with