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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-06-23
THE CONVENTION DEADLoCKED.
Florida Democrats Take "a Ballots For Gov.
ernor and Make No Choice
CBy the Associated Press.)

jacksonville Fla, June 22.-The State
Democratic Convention is practically
deadlockcd on the nomination for Cover
nor. Up to o'clock tonight total of
81 ballots had been taken, with no choice.
On the Goth ballot a stampede was at
tempted for Mays, his vote being jumped
up from SO to 1922. His strength was
drawn from Beggs Myers and Milton, only
fourteen votes leaving Jennings in the
stampede. Myers dropped out of the
race after the Goth ballot. though no
formal withdrawal was male. On ad-
journment at p. m, the vote stood:
Jennings, 127; Beggs, so; Mays, S5A;
Milton, 1912.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-06-23
$4,000 Forwarded to Hanna
(By thea ssociatcd Press.)

pbiladelphia. June Ex-Governor Her
hort M Wells, Thomas Kearns and
Charles e. Loose, three of the six dele
gates from Utah, today announced that
tbev have each forwarded checks for $780,
900 to Chairman Hanna as contribution
TO the campaign fund. Four years ago
these three delegates were Bryan lead
ers. Wells is a Silver Republican and
voted for Bryan; Kearns is the owner
of a silver mine at Provo and Loose is
vice-president of bank. They contrib
uted $25, 900 each to the Bryan campaign.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-06-23
A COUSIN OF BRYAN WINS.
NV theAssociated Press.)

Jacksonville, Fla, June 22.-The con-
vention met at p. m. On the forty-first
ballot Mays withdrew in favor of Mil
lon: On the 43d ballot Beggs withdrew
and on the Nth ballot VIM. S. Jennings
received the requisite two-thirds vote,
and his nomination was made unanimous
amid a scene of wild excitement. The
nominee is a first cousin of William ].
Bryan, of Nebraska. He is native of
Illinois, but removed to Florida in 1886.
He is 81 years old
The following State officers were nomi-
mated:
Frances B. Carter, Justice of the Su-
preme court.
John l.. Crawford, Secretary of State.
w. H. Reynolds, Comptroller.
W. B. Lamar, Attorney General.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-06-23
Claws Third Gift to His Former Wife
ny the Associated Press.)

Versailles, KY, June 22.-General Cas-
sius M. Clay, of Whitehall, has purchased
from j. II. Yarnell, of Pinkard, this
county, and decided to his former child
wife, now Mrs. Riley Brock, house and
So acres of land adjoining Mrs. Brock S
present home. This is the third purchase
of land that General Clay has decided to
her since her marriage to Riley Brock.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-06-23
How Price & Mccormick Stand.
lBv the Associated Press J

New York, June 22.-Thc schedules in
the assignment of Price Mccormick and
Company, bankers and brokers, were
fled today in the Supreme court They
show liabilities $12 G3S.591, nominal as
sets $24,180,o 900; actual assets S12,iG9,921.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-06-23
RUSSIA MAKES COMMON CAUSE NOW.
But When the Chinese Question is to be Set
tied, Nay.
(By the Associated Press


St Petersburg, June 22.-The view eX-
pressed by both the press and politicians
here is that Russia should make COM
mon cause with the other powers in meet
ing the common danger in China. 1t is
pointed out, however, that when once
the time arrives to settle the Chinese
question Russia must regard her true
interests which differ greatly from those
of the other powers and prevent her
more particularly from definitely en-
barking in hostilities against the vast
Chinese Empire, her neighbor.
This is thought to be the Government
view Of the situation.
FEAR AN UPRISING.
Shanghai, June 22.-Owing to the abb
sence of warships at Kiu Kiang Flu, some
apprehension is felt there over an up-
rising The merchant marines therefore,
have arranged to keep one steamer always
in readiness.
The British twin screw steamer Daphne
arrived here with ammunition.
There are no signs of a disturbance.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-06-23
COLUMN LEAVES FOR TEN sTIN.
1t is an International Relieving Force From
Taku.
(By the Associated Press.

(By the Associated Press)
Rome. June pa dispatch from Taku
dated yesterday afternoon Thursday,
says
'An international column consisting OF
British, Russian and Japanese troops left
Taku this morning for Tien Tsin. An Ital-
ian detachment, commanded by an en-
sign, will remain here to guard the Ital-
ian flag, which with the flags of the
other powers has been hoisted over the
forts.
THE detachment of italian soldiers
which participated in the capture of the
forts suffered no loss.
German achievements from Kiao
Chou, and British renforcements from
Hong Kong have arrived here
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-06-23
RoOsEvELTs REPLY TO MCKINLEY.
Rough Rider Says He's Proud to be Macs
Running Mate.
(Dy the Associated Press.

(Dy the Associated Press.)
Washington June 22.-The following is
the text of Governor Rooscvelt's message
to President Mckinley:
New York, June Il.
Zion William Mckinley. Washington:
Il appreciate deeply your congratula-
tions and am proud to be associated with
you on the ticket.
(Signed.)
THEODORE ROOSEVELT"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-06-23

Yesterday st. Louis, Mo-, was one OF
the quietest days since the Inauguration
of the strike by the employees of the ST.
Louis Transit Company. The most I'M
portant event of the day was the arrest
of Ora Havill, suspected of being con-
nected with the recent dynamite eXplo-
sions along the lines of the Transit Com
pany. Ora Havill is an employe OF the
Transit Company.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-06-23
MID CHINA is QUIET.
DANGER OF MASSACRE.

Syracuse, n. Y, June 22.-Dr. p. Wal
ter Emens of this city, whose son, Wal
ter Emens, represents the American
Trading Company in China, today re-
ceived the following cablegram dated
Tien Tesin, June 10th:
Situation growing worse. Pekin be-
sieged In danger of massacre.
(Signed) walter S. EMENS."
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-06-23
Mrs. Dewey Buys an Island.
By the Associated Press.)


Halifax, n. s.. June 22.-Mrs. Dewey,
wife of the Admiral, has bought Big
Island at Chester Basin, where she Will
build summer residence. Chester is a
delightful summer resort about forty
miles from Halifax.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-06-23
ORDERED TO ACT AGAINST THE BOXERS
Chinese Naval Commander Says Such Were
the Commands Given Him,
(Bv tho Associated Proos.)

London. June 22.-Lord Salisbury pre-
sided this morning at a meeting of the
Cabinet, specially summoned to consider
the Far Eastern crisis. Prior TO the
meeting the French Ambassador NJ. Paul
Cambon. and the Chinese Minister SIR
Chin Chen Lo Feng Luh, paid lengthy
visit to the officials of the Foreign Office,
and it is expected that important develop
ments will be the outcome of the Cabinet
conference as Lord Salisbury proceeded
to Windsor after the meeting.
A Shanghai dispatch reports that Tien
Tsin was bombarded for two days, that
the casualties were one hundred; that
500 international troops are there, and
that the commanders at Taku are hastily
pushing forward a relief column and 1t
is hoped that the worst apprehensions will
soon be dispeled. Another Shanghai dis
patch announces that all the members of
the foreign community of Peita Ho have
arrived at Che Foo on board the Nash
VILE, but that they left all their posses
sions behind them.
A dispatch to the Associated Press from
Shanghai, under this afternoons date,
says five Chinese warships passed Woo
sung today and that officers of the Brit
ish armored cruiser Undaunted visited
the Chinese commanding officer and re
ceived an assurance that the ships were
under orders TO act against any Boxer
rising.
The superintendent of foreign telegraphs
have started for Che Foo to organize
service to Shanghai.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-06-23

It's safer to be ignorant of secret
that's dangerous to keep than is is
TO know it.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-06-23
rHE CzAR MUZzLEs THE PRESS.

London, June 23.-The Vienna CORES
pondent of the Daily Express says that
the Russian Minister of the Interior, NJ.
Sipaguine, has issued the following in
structions for the guidance of newspa-
pers in dealing with the far Eastern Sit
uaton:
"First.-No reference to the movement
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-06-23

Last fall I sprained my left hip while
handling some heavy boxes. The doctor
called on said at first it was slight
strain and would soon be well, but it
grew worse and the doctor then said
had rheumatism. 1t continued to grow
worse and / could hardly get around to
work. / went to a drug store and the
druggist recommended me to try Chamber
lain's Pain Balm. l tried it and one-half
of a so cent bottle cured me entirely.
now recommend it to all my friends.--F
A. Babcock, Erie. Pa. 1t is for sale
everywhere. BobbittWynne Drug Co.
and IL. T. Hicks. Druggists. Raleigh.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-06-23
If Russian troons or warshins.

of Russian troops or warships.
''Second.--Papers must bear in mind
that the Gear is actuated only by de-
sire to maintain peace and good will
among the nations.
''Third.-No gossip about differences
among the powers that would be displeas
ing to the Government.
"Fourth.-No criticism of Russion dip
lomacy or of military or naval strategy.
"Fifth.-Edtorial writer's should recol-
lect that Russia is predestined to pre-
dominate in Asia.
"SiXth.-Comparisons may be made be-
tween Russian and foreign troops and
seamen when unfavorable to the foreign
ers.'
CAPTAIN OF THE Hits WELL.
Vessel, Prussia, June 22.-The relatives
Of Captain Lettes, commander OF the Ger
man gunboat Hits, reported in the United
States to have succumbed to wounds re-
ceiyed during the bonbardment of the
Taku Forts, announce that they bad a
dispatch today, dated Che Foo Thursday
June 21st saying the captain was in good
health.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-06-23
"a MISSIONARIES MURDERED.
This is Inferred From a Dispatch From Che
Foo.
(By the Associated Prcss.)

New York. June 22.-Rcv. DR.. Leonard,
Secretary of the Methodist Foreign Mis-
sionary Society in this city, received the
following cablegram today:
"Che Foo, June 15th-Tien Tsin bonn
barded Pekin very serious. Hopkins,
Brown and King saved, gunboat.
(signed) BROWN"
The three men mentioned are mission
aries. Dr. Leonard infers from the fact
that only those who We're saved are ca
bled. the remaining a missionaries in
Tien Tsin have been murdered by the Box
ers.
Among them are many women, inc1ud-
ing five in the Woman's Foreign Mission
airy Society, and members of the Haynor,
Pike and Hopkins and Brown families
MID-CHINA is QUIET.
Nashville, Tenn, June 22.-The Board
of Missions of the Presbyterian Church
today received a dispatch from Frank
Price, dated Kasheng, China, June 2lst,
stating that the mid China stations were
quiet.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-06-23
BRUSSELS HEARS FROM SEYMOUR.
Also That the Legations at Pekin Are
Safe.
(By the Associated Press.)

Brussels, June 22.-The Petit Bleu
states that telegram was received yes
tcrday by on important Brussels firm
from China, saying that Admiral Sey-
mour's relieving force and the Russian
column entered Pekin simultaneously.
Tie legations were reported intact and
all the Belgian residents are said to be
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-06-23

There is no fresh news from Kumassi.
The casualties of the relieving force, all
ranks, aggregate 500 already.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-06-23
AMERICANS ON THE NASHVILLE.

Shanghai, June 22.-The American Con-
sui at Che Foo wires that the Nashville
from Taku is bringing SO Americans
from Pci-Tai-Ho.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-06-23
rpnnps no SAIL FROM INDIA.

IKUUTS TO SAIL T NUM- INDI-F
Calcutta, June 22.-Fourtecn TRANSPORTS
will convey troops from India to china.
All except six are already in port.
The Nerbudda and Palamcotta will pro-
badly sail Sunday with the Seventh Ben
galin infantry.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-06-23
SHIPS ASSEMBLE At SASECE

Yokohama, June 22.-The Yuril sailed
for Taku yesterday. The Government
has arranged to receive and treat the
wounded of other powers. The Russian
wounded have already arrived. Ships
belonging to the standing squadron are
assembled at Sasecho.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-07-05
3d0eM.

SarIsrube. Sberbiirsermeiits:
e6neyler beains iein 25jdbrises Subj
ldum ais Sberbaupt Der baoiiden
Sauptltaot.
SeibeIberg. Ser Seuti6en giiens
babnseiellIdaft, Nttien=@ eielli6af in
Srantfurt a. o., tuurbe Die fiaatli6e
Genebmisuns gum gau unO Setrieb
elmer eleftrii6en Strabenbabn sDiiden
Wieslo9 unb Seioelbers ertbeilt. Sie
9abn muB innerbalb apei Sabren in
Setrieb seiebt tueroen.
2oniana. Sdmere @euitter limb
in Der Seeaeaeno, i'm @ieientbal uno
i'm SGwaramalO nieOergesangen uno
baben nit 9aaelidlag sroBen S6aben
anseri6tet. 8ei Surtmansen III Der
sr6Bte 8%auernbrf Der oortigen Gegeno
bur6 8liBidlaa nieoersebrannt.
pfDrsbeim. Sic @ittme emma
Sdser bat gu @unien semeinniiBiser,
pDbltbdtiser uno tirdli6er 8eiirebun=
gen insseiammt Die Summe BON 1872
900 Mart teIiirt uno auBeroem Ger
Staotsemeinoe ibr f66nes Mnueien an
Der 2inoenitraBe als unDerduBerli9es
gisentbum nit Der 9efimmung Einter=
~laiien, Dab Der jeueilise Sberbiirser=
meiiter BARN tuobne uno Der Sanoels=
tanner unb Dem Grebitorenperein fur
Die @olc= unb Silbermaareninoutrie
Die fir ibren 8etrieb erforoerli9en
&Gume barin i~iberla1ien perben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-07-05
9urembnrg.

= Sn sannen idieb Serr g. Sc.
rolim, @ater pom Yrof. S. Serolim,
aus benz 9ebeH. = Qm 5. Stunt fanb
wieberum i'm Saueritdbt6en gdterz
mad Bic meltberiibmte Sprinsprocels
lton gu gbren Ses FL. @iuibrorbus
itatt. Ole ~btesidbrise Setbeilisuns at
Ser Proceiiion bat ~seseniber BET lesz
ten Sabre einen ni9t unbebeutenhen
Nuh@muns gu uerset6nen. Die off
cieI uorsenommene 3dbluns ersab fol-
senbe Details: 96@eiitlide, 7gaters,
10 Orbensidweitern, 2o22 Sdnser,
TO-, 535 Sprinser, 2642 Seter, 276
Muiifanten, ITO gompiers, IA Sab
nentrdser, 3 S9weiser, im @ansen
Is, 1914. = Ser leste Sabrmarft in
MerI9 mar pom beiten 8etter besins
ittst unb fart beiu9t, bod mar Der
Sanbel i'm aIsemeinen flau. Gben'
balelbit feierte Der @emetnbe= Secretdr
Serr 8retsfelb iein 25idbrises Subj
ldum als @emeinbebeamter, BET MEL
der @elesenbeit ibm bic 25idbrtse
Oienit=M ebaille pom 8irsermeiiter in
elmer paiienben Mnlprade iberreidt
ruurbe. = Die ugdcilie" in Wormel=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-07-05
Gin ,ueiBer Want tuurbe gelb.

@robe 8eitirsuns befiel bic Sreun=
Be bes so. 81. 9osartp pom serins=
ton, &p., ais iie bemerften, baB er
selb murbe. Seine 9aut uerdnberte
lansiam ibre Sarbe, uno er litt i6wer.
Seine &ranfbeit mar @elbiu6t. gr
murbe BON Ben beiten IerSten bebans
belt, aber obne grfols. Damn rtetD
maj, ibm at, ct iole electric Sitters
bas munberuoue Wasen= unb 2eber=
Geilmittel sebrau6en, unb er idreibt:
uNa@bem i'd swei Slaiden sebraudt
bate, mar i6 uouitdnbis sebeilt" Gin
Seriu@ erprObt iein unuerslei@li6es
0erbtenit Bel alien Wasenz 9eber= u.
Nteren=0eiben. Sour Scots. Serfauft
in @. s. 9ubn's Ipotbefe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-07-05

ar,gu wun,as Wrpert 9tbt au ernRen Be
fardtunsen MnlaB. Oie &rantbeits-
eriGeiuunsen oeuten auf Masentrebs
bin.
@unaber9 Sas aus freimilligen
geitrdaen Der bieiiaen Ginmobneridaft
aehiftete Stanobilo bes Mltreidstanalers
9ismard Ipll am b~iesiGbrigen Seoan'
taoe entbullt werben. Sic 8eiammt-
fplien fir oas Seminal belaufen lid
auf Is, 600 Marf.
8auBen. Ger 19jdbrise Scbn bes
@emeinoepor lebers G6nis in SpriB
ermoroete feline 1Sjdbrige 0eliebte uno
tOotete ii9 bann ielbf.
9eipsis. Sie Srau zines Sresoner
@aFmirtbs mar nit benz Gellner Soffs
mann aus @eimar mad rpleiBeatben"
ourbaebrannt. Sas 2%iebespaar be-
{dlob, aemeiniam gu iierben. Der Srau
aber sraute idliebli6 Dor Dem Cob.
uno lie lie6 ib,en 2iebbaber allen ms
@aIier iprinsen. Die 2eide oes Sell
ners purbe am nd6iten Sage aus Der
Ylsibe aesosen, wabrenb Die ipadere
Dame mad .glbflorens" suriidtebrte.
S1warsenber9. Siinaft muroe
oas @utssebDft Der @ittwe Sledi9miot
elm Maub Der Slammen. nobel oas
p~ieridbrise S66ter6en oes Sobnes Der
Seiiberin p%erbrannte.
Smidau. Sic pertorbene Srau
Sauptmann b. WiBleben perma6te Der
| Staotaemeinbe Elm Gapital bon 2OO,=
900 Wart fir @cblfabrtsSwede.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-07-05
GrokGer,ogt6um 9eGeu.

Garm taot. Sic beiiii6en 2ano=
,uirtbe iino gu ibrem eisenen Na6tbeile
nod ni1t iebr eingenOmmen fir Die
8eriiderung se9en Saseli6doen. aus
elmer tiir5lib erI6ienenen amtliben
Guiielluns iiber Die 9ageli6doen I'M
@robberaostbum Seiien i'll eriidtli6,
oaB lid wdbrenb Der leBten sebn Sabre
Der geiammti6aosn auf 3,49l, 76S
Marf belauien bat, mdbreno Die aus=
besablten NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nur
5S2. 35l Mart betrasen baben.
Mains. Sic GOitenanidldse ulO
Yldne fir Die proiettirte oirefte giien-
babnlinie DISQUALIFICATION fino lei
tens Der preuBii6en uno beiiii6en
STANDARDIZATION aussearbeitet. Die
auf Staatstolien gu erhauenoe Sinie
miro bon Mains iiber Mombad uno
Die Yetersau, @m0neburg mad Gurpe
our ginmiinouns in Die Staatsbabn
Srantfurt=@ iesbaben beSiebun9sweiie
Srantfurt : Gaiiei=8 iebri6.& ioesbeim=
&oblens erbaut. Sa Die i'm &bein lie
9enoe Sniel petersau iiberl6rltten tuer=
Den foil, 10 miro Die grbauuns smeier
giienbabnbriiden iiber Die beioen Nrme
oes 8beins erforberli9.
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oas Geriidt, Elm Sorhsebilfe, Der ii6
tIirali9 entleibte, babe in einem aurld=
selaiienen 8riefe einsefanoen. ben
ieinerseit bielbeiprOdenen, an einem
WDrfeloener 2anomirtbe auf Der 2anos
itraBe beriibten &aubmoro %began9en
al baben. Ser pom S6murgeridt in
Sarmnaot als i6ulois befunoene uno
oarauf binseridtete S6ubma6er Sub
mi6el lei unidulOis perurtbeilt poroen.
Sberingelbeim. als Gontur=
rensblatt 9esen Oen bieiigen .Gbeinbei=
iii9en geoba6ter" wuroe i'm pOrigen
Sabre Der vSnselbeimer 8eoba6ter"
geeriinoet. Sn oieiem Sitel lab Der
Seiiber bes erlten Slattes einen unlau=
terer @ettbeperb. 9as Geri6t CAB Ger
&la9e Gtatt unD perbrt Dem .Sngel=
beimer 8eoba6ter, lid fernerbin 10 81
! rennen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-07-05

WDrIe stue, 'nieoer. Jm SoIItig uno
an Der Weier pernidteten fridweiie
Molfenbride uno Saselidlas einen
9roben She'll Der grnte.
Sefiau. Ser Seraos seHattete
Srau Sppenbeim, Der 9odter bes per=
ftOrbenen Baron BON Gobn. ben Namen
uno oas &oelsprdoitat ;bres Vaters
a%nsunebmen. sic nennt lid oemna6
8arOnin b. Gobn=S ppenbeim. Grau
Sppenbeim fiiftete 1000, 900 Wart
fur mobltbdtiae 3mede in Mnbalt.
SeBniB. 9as Gdmurgeri6t per=
urtbeilte ben llbrmader GloBi1 tpeaen
Miin3uerbredens gu fiini Sabren 3u6t=
baus. Ser YerurtGeilte bate un9efdbr
10000 falIde Marfhiide in Den Wer=
tebr eebraht.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-07-05

DER YroBlnUuIirteIle WooIpD 36nntes,
Mitdei Der 5irma 96nnies, eridoIien.
S6nnies lebte in 9%ldnsenoen petunidren
@erbdltniiien.
9eitmerib. Ser aus @merita
auriidaefebrte, i'm Sabre 1888 aug
3eitmerib tpegen peridieoener getriige-
reien bur6aebrannte Sismuno Slei=
5der III in Wien perbaitet porben.
Mirpmib. llnldn9ii wurbe bom
gesirts9eri9te Elm, 9eipiiier Soiepb
&osma tueaen gettelei uno 2anofrei=
deiei su oreimonatlidem arrelt ber,
urt6eilt. Ser i'm perbaftenoe @encarm
lano bel Der GENERALIZATION bier Spar=
taIienbii6er nit insseiammt LILO
&ronen ginlasen, ierner 233 GrOnen
gaargelo.
W~isfoIcs. Sn Saroes t0otete elm
iunger 9urI6e, Grans GSOfe, elm pobl=
babenbes Mdo6en, GsSter Sartas,
tre9en peri6mdbter Siebe, our6i6nitt
ii6 oann nit einem 3aiirmeiier Die
Yulsaoern uno fiarb in JOlge Der Ger=
blutung.
OeOenburs. 3miiden @rtille'
riiien unb Snfanteriten, pelte ieit
Woden in einem iebr %seipannten Ser
Bdltnib 81 einanoer iianoen. fam es al
einem 3uiammenfCb, bel meldem
iieben Mann, oarunter mebrere Inter
offisiere, i6mer perlebt uno Elm Qrtilie=
rift Namens 3ettl get6otet nuroen.
Yoniee. Cine ieltene @mtstbdtis=
felt bate oieier Sage Der piarrer bon
9onIee. PaitOr SierOnpmus Bauer, gu
entfalten. gr bate ndmli6 5uerf bas
s3i9eunerpaar NOalbert Gnoer unr
Marie Selb uno beiien bier 9inoer in
Glitter BON Is Monaten bis Is Sa9ren.
Die ollie bisber beionii6 marerl, gu tau.
fen; mad Der acknowledgement Meii'
bate er aber au6 bic eben getaufter
gltern iofort tirdli9 81 trauen. 9iI
Saufpatben funsirten suglei6 als Sei
itdnDe.
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G6aringi(@e Staaten.

NppIoa. Mm s. Sftpber b. s. be-
ainnen Die &urie fir Maidinenbau,
Gleftrotednif unb demiide Snbufrie
an Der bieIigen Observation-Disclosures
16ule. Sic Stueienoauer betrdgt elm
Sabr.
8ero. MnldBlid Der Seier ieines
20. @eburtstaaes murbe Dem Sinans=
ratb @alter Sirbrinser oas gbren=
biiraerredt u~nierer Staot oerlieben.
Siirbrinaer seb6rt lett 26 Sabren Dem
@emeinoeratbe, lett Is Sabren Dem
2anotase oss Giirtentbums an, pel4'
lebterer &6rperi9aft Siirbrinser udh=
reno bieier 3sit als 9oriigenoer prd=
iioirt bat. Ser Subilar betleioet au9
Iont cine &eibe ftdotii6er @brendmter.
2an9enmeBenoorf.S eim Nuf=
baden bes SuBbooens zines GepOlbes
beim @~utsbeiiger @iintber tuuroe elm
irbener Sopf %sefunoen, uel6er cine
srcBe Menge gut erbaltenen Silber=
geloes entbielt. Sic Sabressablen Der
Miinsen seben Bis gum Sabre 1855.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-07-05
Sreie Stdofe.

Samburg. Sic Sirseridaft ge=
nebmigte Die Nntrdse oes Senats betref=
fenD Die umseltaltuns oes &atbbaus=
marttes bebufs grri9tuns zines Semi
mails Gaiiet @ilbelms Des griien, iomie
au6er ben bereits bstpillisten $50. 900
Mart weitere i'm &oltenporaniblas uor=
oeIebene sos, 700 Marf.-S6ulratb
profeiior ST.. Sode 1T iiingHbin nit
einem Rubesebalt BON l3,4OO Mtarf
peniionirt moroen. Samit 1T elm Se=
amter aussei9isben, Der lid I'M unIere
b6beren GtaatsiGulen bod peroient se=
madt bdt.-Ser in meiieren GreiIen
befannte Banter uno 2otterieseiddfts=
inbaber Sl0rsbeim beaing nit ieiner
Satin bas 6eIt Der suloenen 9odseit.
Sas i'm 70. 2ebensjabre ftebenoe Subelz
paar erfreut lid nod boiler geiitiser
uno f0rperlider 8%iitigfeit.
&urbapen. Sas bur6 bic groben
GiHenforts Gueelbaafe unb @rimmer=
bOrn bel 2urbapen smedlos seporoene
Giitenfort @rauenort, oas 1870 NIT
grobem GoHenaufpanb erbaut muroe,
1T neuli9 auf Mbbru6 %meifbieteno ber=
fault tporDen.
2ubed. acknowledgement 3d.
Ger, elm 9eiibter &aoler, mar auf elmer
bienali6en Grmittelunssfabrt mad Der
8oriiaot ct. 2orens besriffen uno
mpllte elmer ppr ibm sebenoen Same,
bic iein @lodeniisnal ni9t beadtete.
ausmei9en. Sierbei serietb er unter Die
3doer zines 8roomasens uno trua
lebensgeidbrli6e 8erleBunsen baDon.