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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-17
REPUBLICAN FAITH
Which Will be Incorporated at the
Philndelphia Convention, Has Been
Agreed Upon by the Leaders.

Which VIII be Incorporated at the
Philudelphia Convention, Has Been
Agreed Upon by the Leaders.
CHICAGO, April 16.-A special to the
Post from Washington says:
Administration leaders have agreed
upon the issues and articles Of Repub-
lIcan faith which will be INCORPORATED
in the national platform, to be submit
ted to the Philadelphia convention for
ratification. A rough draft of the Re
publican party creed has been accepted
by Republican leaders Of the senate and
Republican committeeman.
The opening declaration will be n
hearty endorsement OF President Nc
Klnley and tribute to his personal
management OF the most brilliant mill
tary and naval achievements Of the
clusa OF the century and unqualified ap-
pruval will be accorded to all the admin
IstratIve acts. The establishment OF a
gold standard will be dwelt upon, and
a plank VIII be devoted to 4 renewed al
lcgiance to the gold standard.
Keynote the Expansion Issue.
The keynote of the platform will be
the expansion issue. a strong, clear
utterance In favor of the retention Of
the Philippines and Of n vigorous for
eIgn policy will be delivered. There
Will be no positive affirmation OF the
right OF this government TO govern the
Philippines. That will be left for fu-
ture adjudication. The policy OF pro-
lection will be affirmed and the plat
form will pledge the party to the sup
port Of the doctrine OF reciprocity.
greater merchant marine and liberal
pension laws will be demanded. and the
Monroe doctrine reasserted. The Me
araguan canal viii be supported, II no
action Is taken Mt this session OF Con-
gress. The developments OF the near
future in Cuba and the outcome Of the
municipal elections next month will
largely shape the policy toward that
island. Among other planks in the
platform will be one in favor OF an aug
mented navy, others in favor OF civil
service. free homesteads and restriction
OF immigration and temperance md
woman's suffrage will also have place
I'm the platform.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-17
TWELVE MILLS CLOSED.
Cause of the Shut Down is over-Pro-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Concerns in
the Main Company.

Cause Of the Shutdown Is OVer-Fro-
duction-constituent Concerns in
the Main Company.
NEW YORK. April 16.-John W.
Gates, of the American Steel & Wire
Company, was seen to-day in reference
to a dispatch from the west, which
stated that a number of the constituent
concerns in the main company had sus-
pended operations. He confirmed the
statement. and said that twelve mills
In the constituent companies have been
shut down. They are located at Pitts
burgh. Cleveland, Joliet, ILL.,, Wauke-
gan. ILL.,, Dekalb, Ind, New Castle, Ind
and Anderson, Ind.
Mr.. Gates said the cause Of the clos
ing down of the mills was over-produc-
ton. Mr.. Gates said he was unable
to state when the mills would resume
operations, as they first would have to
ascertain the cause c. the over-pro-
ductIon. When asked as to his view
as to the trade situation, Mr.. Gates
stated that the shut down of the mills
was the best evidence of the current
situation.
Mr.. Gates made another statement
later, in which he said that the twelve
mills which had been closed had daily
capacity of from 5000 to 1000 tons. He
said that slack business vas an addi-
tiunul reason for the suspension OF OPP
Grafton. The best information is that
the mills will be closed indefinitely. 1t
is said that as many as 1000 men, boys
and girls will be affected by the shut
down,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-17
STRUGGLE OF TWO HOURS
Before Its Verdict Was Reported as
10 O'Clock Last Night-The
Convicted Men
DID NOT SHOW ANY FEELING.
Mooney Tried to Stare Down ths
Twelve Jurors-Arnett's Mo-
ton for New Trial.

John Mooney and Frank Friday. alias
doc" Riley, are found guilty of the
murder Of James Hervey in the crimi-
nal court Of Ohio county, and IL the
new trial motion is overruled and the
pardoning board does not intervene.
they will pay with their lives the PEN
atty prescribed by the law of the state
for first degree murder.
The jury in this case. which had been
out since s:15 p. m, came in with its
verdict at 1910 o'clock, after having
been out Just one hour and fifty-hve
minutes. When the verdict was read
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-17
DUKE D'ARCOS INSULTED.
By Mistake an Invitation Was Sent
Inviting Him to Participate In the
Dewey Dnv Celebration.

By Mistake an Invitation Was Sent
Inviting Him to Participate in the
Dewey Day Celebration.
CHICAGO, April 16.-Mayor Harrison
to-day received from Duke dArcos,
the Spanish minister ut Washington,
the following reply to an invitation to
attend the Dewey Day celebration in
Chicago:
WASHINGTON, April 1i.
slr:-I return you, here enclosed, an
Invitation from the city OF Chicago fof
the celebration Of the second anniver-
sary Of the battle of Manila, which l
take for granted, has been sent to me
by mistake, ns II is the first dIscourtesy
have met with since have been in
the United States.
It is impossible for me to believe that
you have advisedly asked me, the rep
rescntntlve Of Spain, to so to your city
and rejoice with you on tho destruction
OF the Spanish ships, and on the death
OF so many brave sailors-my compa-
trlots. That would have been simply
an insult; and, as do not deserve IT,
and It cannot have been your intention,
/ am perfectly SURE, as say, that all
this Is the result OF nn error, have
the honor to remain, sir,
Very respectfully yours.
ARGOS.
In reply, Mayor Harrison has written
the minister, explaining that the lnvl-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-17
Stayed for the Verdict.

The crowd stayed for the verdict,
very few leaving even after an hours
waiting. At 9:s5 there was a rush
from the hall into the court room, ana
the cry went up that the jury had ar
rived at its verdict People rushed
within the rallied space. and climbed
upon chairs, others occupied the win
dows. and In fact every point of vant-
age was soon occupied. Then it turned
out that It was merely a false alarm.
At 1856 there was another scurry from
the hallway and another rising in the
seats. which induced Judge Hugus to
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-17

that as Mr.. Butler was dlsposed ~ o,,,
imputation upon the committee h, ss.
sired the right now TO inform him tb,,
he was mistaken. "I do not.p he saI5
with a snap, quite like TO haye ths
senator attack the COMMITTEES ON priv.
ileees and elections In advance ~ lie
action upon the measure"
Mr. Ho,r,s 1r.,,o, or,.,.,o,.
A. H. LII, a,,s.t,1- =.
,,,a,.,,,. All s 49,. ,,SI ,,,o,1,.,.,' ,s.'S, I W tne
"a 49,, 49, ~ -, ,,',, '-',t I ,uNi'l''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-17
OUR SENATOR'S
Looking Out for West Virginia.
Bridge for Big sandy-Books for
the Blind to be Secured.

Looking Out for West Virginia.
Bridge for Big sandy-BOoks for
the Blind to be Secured.
Special Dispatch to the Intelllgencer.
WASHINGTON. April 16.-The bill
introduced in the senate by Mr.. Elklns,
to authorize the Ohio Valley Electric
Railway Company to construct a bridge
across the Big Sandy river from Keno
va, w. Va, to Catlettsburg. KY, was
taken up to-day and passed. A SINH
lar bill was introduced in the house by
Representative Dovener. and viii. be
considered at an early date.
Senator Elkins has several bills pend
ing. which he expects to get through the
senate soon. Among these is a meas
ure TO promote the circulation OF read
ing matter among the blind. It is
shown that books in raised letters, to
be read by the sense OF touch, are few
in number, and expensive, and are col
lected in the libraries OF the schools for
the blind in the several states under
act of Congress of March 3, 1879. Be-
sides collections are maintained In cer-
tain libraries OF the larger cities for a
more or less limited use among the
blind men. Upon the assumption that
these Libraries would be willing to lend
their books to blind readers at dts
tapce, IL transportation were furnished,
Senator Elklns proposes by the bill
mentioned, to provide for the transport
alton OF books pamphlets and other
matter in raised characters, In pack
ages not exceeding seven pounds IN
weight, free Of postage to blind read
ers, and also upon their return to the
repositories.
The measure will be Of great service
to the Romney Institute. among others,
OF It's class.
Increased Salaries for Letter Carriers.
The senator is also interested in the
bill providing for the gradual increase
OF the salaries OF letter carriers in the
eight hundred free delivery cities OF
the United STATES. The maximum sal
AIRY allowed under the bill is $1,000 u
year.
Senator Elklns is endeavoring to
have so much as may be necessary OF
the appropriation of 'IT2,OOO for the i'm
movement Of the lower Big Sandy set
aside for the purpose OF purchasing
lock sites on the Tug and Louisa Forks
Of the river for future use.
Senator Scott to-day introduced a
bill for the relief Of sidney A. shaw Of
Parkersburg. 1t authorizes the secre-
tary OF the treasury to pay Captain
sbaw. late commander OF company
in the Fifteenth West Virginia intaN-
try. the emoluments and allowances Of
n captain OF cavalry, from April ., lss''
to June, 1864. less the amount already
paid him. and any allowances that may
be due him as chief engineer for tha
time specified.
This is n duplicate Of the bill intro
duced In the house in December ny
Congressman Freer.
Liberal Appropriation for Guard
senator Elklns is striving to secure a
liberal appropriation for the National
Gunrd Of the country provision for
which Is before Congress. The iirs'
move FOR AN increase In the amount
usually allowed. 100000, to S2,0OO'0Oo
but II looks now as n the bill viii be
cut in half and the amount left at
81 100000 This viii be n substantial In
crease, however. and It is possible that
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-17
MILLER FOUND GUILTY.
The Lord Fauntleroy of Finance Will
Serve Behind the Rnrs.

The Lord Fauntleroy of Finance Will
Serve Behind the Bars.
NEW YORK, April 16.-winiam f.
Miller, of Franklin syndicate fame, was
found guilty by n jury in the county
court In Brooklyn tonight, of grand
larceny In the first degree, for taking
from Mrs. Katherine Moeser $1,000,
which she invested in his $50 per cent
scheme "to get rich quick" The prIs-
oner was remanded for sentence week
from next Friday. His counsel stated
that THE case would be appealed. For u
moment or two after the jury had rem
dered its verdict Miller appeared to be
dazed. He recovered himself, however,
and entered into a spirited conversa-
ton with his counsel. The jury was
discharged and Miller was taken to the
Raymond street Jail.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-17
GRANDPA HoAR OBJECTS
40 the Selection of Senator'S by the
People.


"ASiiINGToN April 16.-when tho
,."o'a ,sg', convened to-day the house Joint
,so.'''o7 10 favor OF Il constitutional
-.,'saamant providing for the election
" United States senator's by the people
y, va a'a before the senate. As II was
So'l' :. 10 be referred to the committee
n, privilege and elections. Mr.. Butler.
,', I', VI. asked That It be read, and then
s.-' ~. l the ranalc briefly. lie de-
,a l'.i ]. Haa the function Of COM
H. .. OF thn senate to consider. NOT
~ .''.7r legislation. he thought
rr. '''01 had been 70 thoroughly
r,s 'l '6at Il was not necessary to
h,, j.. No. d committee, and he there
,..g e,s,. ,@''.amtItbo placed on the cal-
z,,. 1N'ndI'r chalrmnn of the COM
''.' o. Privileges and elections, sail
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-17

call out sternly, Keep your seats, gem
tlemen." As well might he have tried
to calm the Gulf OF Mexico during a
hurricane-the rush continued until It
was ascertained that false alarm No, 2
had been rung In on the audience.
Finally, at 1910 y. M, there were
cries OF They're coming" and this
time It was the real thing, for sheriff
Richards appeared coming down the
private aisle. followed by Frank STAN
ton aud the others OF the jury. Amid
breathleSs suspense when the provcrb-
ial dropping OF a pin meant diseord, the
jury took their seats Mr.. w. H.
Graebc. OF the jury, who had been cho-
sen its foreman. carried little sheet
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-17

tation was sent through the careless
ness or ignorance OF a clerk, and ex-
tending sincere apologies for the unin-
tentlonal dIscourtesy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-17
ohlo LepIalntnro Adiourns.

COLUMBUS. o.. April l6,-The Ohio
Legislature adjourned to-day. Among
other legislation killed by the adjourn
ment was the million dollar approprla-
tion for the Toledo exposition.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-17

For western Pennsylvania, Ohio and
West Virginia, showers Tuesday and
probably Wednesday; brisk to high
southeasterly winds.
TngoI fray,pnrot,,,..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-17

The temperature yesterday Us observed
by 9, Sohnopf, druggist, corner OF Market
and Fourteenth streets. was as follows:
Z a. m.,..,,,......, $50 p m,.............. 50
. a m.............. G5l1 u m.,......... a
y rn.,,..,.,,.,....... 1BlNYf,uthos. Chnnro'hIp
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-17
FOUNDED ON CONFESSION.
Presbyterian Church Cannot Change
Its Greed, Says One of Its Leaders.
Not Startled at DR.. Parkhurst.


Not Startled at DR.. Parkhurst.
NEW YORK, April 16.-If Rev. De.
c. II. Parkhursrs sermon. In which he
assailed the Confession of Faith of the
Presbyterian church has occasIoned as
tonishment among his fellow members
Of the New York presbytery. they de-
cline to admit 1t, and 1t is considered
improbable that any action will be ta-
ken by that body.
DR.. Parkhurst said to-day that he
had nothing to add to what he had
preached yesterday, and Rev. Dr. G'
w Birch. the stated clerk OF the pres.
terry, who prosecuted the charges OF
heresy against DR.. c. a. Briggs ami
Prof. a. c. McGinert, spoke hesitauns-
ly OF DR. Parkhurst.
at is not new for DIR. Parkhurst 70
talk that way" DR.. Birch said. He
has, ever since can remember, but he's
good Presbyterian Just the same. He
does not believe what he said. and yet
/ don't want to seem to be calling him
inslncere. either. He belongs to that
class Of men who have existed since
the church was formed-who want the
Confession Of Faith abolished for a
short creed. It amounts TO the same
thing, but the change cannot be'made.
for the Presbyterian church is founded
on the Confession.
Is a Good Presbyterian.
"Dr. Parkhurst is good Presbyter-
ian, because he really believes that the
Confession is Biblical utterance. Pre-
destination was what he talked about
yesterday, and that has always been
debated, because nobody knows any
thing about It. But what is in the BIZ
BILE is good enough for n Presbyterian,
and don't care to discuss It.
But as Dr. Parkhurst said things
which are antagonistlc TO the PTesby-
terian church. and declares he Is not
in sympathy, how can he still be Pres
byterian?" was asked.
"Hp is because he has not been tried
nor asked to resign" DR.. Birch said. y.
Then you still regard him as a good
Presbyterian. and no action viii be ia
ken by the presbytery?"
"As far as know, none Will be- and
l don't see why any should. 1t does
not matter what he said. He's n smart
man-many people call him great one.
Certainly he is n friend OF mine, and l
dislike to discuss him."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-07-19
DieCe

Sn elmer Ylauoerei iiber Die jebem
G6auipisler uno 3eitun9smann mobl=
Observation-Disclosures miro i'm Ser
liner 8Drien=&urier" fDlsences Sc
ididt6en als mabr ersdblt. Sor flint
ober ie6s Sabren erbielt elm betannter
Observation-Disclosures cine Gotenrednuns
ieines &edtsanmalts. Sn bieier Nuf=
t%elluns befanO lid aud Der pofen:
Gin Srief bonn 9. Sanuar-l Marf
so Yfennise." Ser betreiienoe Sdrift-
Heller, Der Die GemOEnbeit bate, alle
bel ibm e%insebenoen 8riefe senau gu
pronen uno aufsubemabren. permodte
lid ni6t mebr an ben bewuBten &e6ts=
annaltForief gu erinnern. ST idlug
nod unb mar ni1t menig %erfaunt,
unter Dem 9. Sanuar bas iolaenoe
G6reiben feines &e6isbeifanoes gu
entoeden: .2ieber Srttor Sarf id
nod einmal Sbre Sreunolidteit in In=
fpru1 ne9men? 9itte, ienoen sic mir
bod au moraen srpei partettpldge fur
Sbre poiie ian .Noolf Grnli=S beater.
Mit bersliden GriiBen BON 9aus gu
9aus Sbr er9ebener" II. |. m.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-07-19
Ser @ahttburm bel 8utbab.

bling, cine Strede bon iiber 375 eng
liiden Meilen. Nniebnlide &eHe Der
G6ubmehr finO nod erbalten, fir bic
tueitere grforiduns oerielben nurbe
ieiner 3eit elm Nusidub, bic 8eids=
2imestommiIiion, einseieyt.
Sabei tpurbe bielfab Der Wnni9
rege, burd &efonfruttionen bic gr9eb=
niiie Der Soridungen Der Gommiiiion
sinem gr6beren publifum Dor Mugen
gu fiibren. go tuirb bermalen unter
Dem proteftorate oes oeutiden Gaiiers
bas r6miide &aiiell Saalburs bel
Sombur9 b. b. 8. in Der gropina
9eiien=N aiia wieoer aufsebaut, aud
bat man tiirsli6 bel 9ugba6 i'm groB=
bersoatbum Seiien einen Der b0lsernen
rDmiihen @a9ttbiirme mieber errihtet.
9ie @esenb BON Sugba6 biloete ben
n6roli6fen Iuntt iener rDmii6en Ser
fdansungslinie, uno Die 3efonitruttion
bes @adttburmes 1T unter iorgfdltiser
9eriidiidtigung aller bel Den Nusara=
bunaen semadten S-lnoe unO Der Nn=
baltspunfte, Die lid bel ben anoerfpGrts
ausgefiibrten llnteriu9uneen erseben
baben, betpertfelligt poroen. Ser Gjra=
ben, Ger nod beutli6 ii6tbar mar, III
pieoer aus9eboben unb nit Paliilaoen
perIeben uoroen, auf oe1en frIberes
Sorbanoeniein Die 9efunoenen &oblen=
refe binmieien. Sn Die alien pfofen=
l66er, oeren Gage our6 genaue 8Ooen=
unterludung feltseItellt murbe, bat man
Die nelen pfoiien bineingeienft, uno
Die @dnoe iinO in Sadmerf bersefellt,
pon Dem lid nod 6arafteriliide Stide
in Dem @raben unO Dem Die 9lattform
bebefenhen S6utt pDrfanDen.
Sa bier ebenio menig tpie bel ben
ionft unteriudten Solstburmre1en
Spuren BON 3ieseln aufsufinoen
tuaren, 10 .tuuroe CUR 8eoefung bes
@anaen elm 9a6 BON Ginfer geudblt,
als bemjenisen Material, bas mobl in
iener friiben 3eit Der Sttupation am
lei6teien su beI1affsn mar. Sic @al=
lerie, Die bas Dbere Stofnerf umaibt,
1T mad r6mii6en Sar1ellungen senau
nadgebiloet.
Ser Sefu6er bes intereIianten Punf=
tes finoet unmittelbar neben Dem
Sburm Die &efte zines ipdteren @tein=
tburms unb menige Sdritte meter mef=
lid ben Grenauall. oeiien Graben cine
Strede melt aud in ieiner uriprins=
liden Siefe interchangeable 1T.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-07-19

nrIugrr uer3lerl, Don UrrnierrueeIen UHu
Gpringbrunnen um9eben unb getpdbri
einen eleganten MnbIid, Der ieinem
Namen uno ieiner 8ebeutuns ent.
ipridt.
Ser GrauenpaIaf bat i'm erHen
Stodpert cine grobe Salle fiir Sbsater,
Gonserte, 3onferensen IL. {. m. glet,
triide @uf3iiee unb breite 5reppen per-
mitteln ben @ufiie9.
gr betebt aus einem 9auptgebduoe
nno smei tleineren Seitenpabillons, in
Seren einem ii6 elm &ehaurant, i'm
anoeren cine Gnnoitorei befinbet.
Ser Srauenpalai entbdlt eise @us=
fellunasballe. in Der alle grbeiten, bic
Grauen intereiiircn, pertreteu iinb.
Gr lit cine einbrud4oDlle Sh0pfuna;
oenn gum erlien Wlsle haben Srauen
einen palalt fir iiA icl5i, einen plag
Der Grbolung. Der GuGe, Ger Snfor=
nation. Sic iinoen in angemeilener
Meiie allies, mas ibnen ansenebm uno
niiyli1 it,
Die gebauptung. oab 5rauen auf
oteier Mushellung gum erien Male
einen eigenen palah baben, ii-neu,
lie III edit fransDiiid. @ber ollie oie-
jenisen, bic lid oes bibiden, beque=
men uno auBeroroentli6 intereiianten
5rauensebduOes in Der @biacsoer 9tus=
iiellung bon 1893 erinnern, miiien,
oab bic Sebauptuns auf mangelbafter
Sa9fenntniB berubt."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-07-19

mites Der Srauen=S timmre6ts=Nii
tion fir i~nbuirielle probleme, Die lid
auf 6rauen unb Ginber besieben. Oils
ioldes bat lie einen 9ortras iiber
.Mrbeitenoe Grauen" sebalten, Der sur
4enntniB Der Snouirie=G ommifiiOn
fam uno gu ibrer iiinsiien @rnennung
fihrte.
Gs miro BON Grdulein 2ausblin er=
tuartet, oaB lie ollie ginselbeiten Der
Gisntboten=Grase, mel6e ben amerita=
ntfGen Srauen 10 biel Gorge bereitet,
slor lege. Sie iunse &eferentin miro
Me 8ei6meroen Der Sienhboten unD
kRssr arbeitsseber anb0ren uno ibr Be-
xi&t miro porausiidtlid Elm umfans=
sel&er iein. Sic &pmmiiiion bDfft,
nod benz 8eridt BON Grdulein 2ausblin
Nprididge MAIDEN gu %tOnnen, Die our
Q6Iuns Der 9ientboten=Srase fiibren.
Gie Game, melde bieie fdmere Nrteit
unternimmt, 1T smar erit % Sabre alt,
bat lid aber bereits einen 8uf als
idlasfertise &eonerin uno Surifiin err
iuorben. 9ieielbe bot in @elleslep in
1894 sraouirt uno an Der Cornell
2ebranfalt, bier Sabre ipdter, ibr
jurifiides gramen beiianren; in benz
ielben Sabre, 1898, tpuroe Tie in Neu
Sort CUR @eridtspraris suselaifen.
@dbreno ibrer Gtubien in Cornell,
nabm 6rdulein 2ausblin an elmer
Sebatte iiber ginmanoeruns tbeil, unb
ibre Nrsumente segen ginuanoe=
rung 9euannen ibr ben Sabrespreis,
obgleid lie gesen ibre eisene ueberseu=
gung iprad. Gin &eiultat ibrer treff=
li1en 8ebe mar, Dab lie gum Mitalieo
bes Gornell=9 ebatten= rSeams" anldB=
lid bes Sebatten=S urniers nit Mnge=
b6risen Der uniperiitdt BON penninl=
banien erlannt tuuroe uno oamit ole
erie Game on elmer Stipulation smi=
fd)en spei uniberiitdten tbeilnabm. 0ie
@ruppe. Der lie ange6Orte, trua ben
Nsoo Aan
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-07-19

bauptIiaOt fein Neulins iein. gr Fat
fGon einmal, uno snar unter Der spei=
ten Gle~pelanD'iden Qominifrations=
periooe, Dns @mt oes Disqualification
betleioet, naGoem er mdbreno Der erlien
Prdiirentidaft Gleuelanos @riier Silfs=
generalpDitmeifer geneien mar.
MDlai CHING Stepenion puroe i'm
Sabre 1885 in Gbriiiian gountp, GD.,
als GObn zines pflansers seboren. gr
beiu9te bort Die 6ffentliden S9ulen
uno bann bas Center college gu 9an=
billie. Nls er 16 Sabre alt mar, sugen
feline Gltern na9 Bloomington, Sll.,
no 9lDlai CHING StepenIpn 3edts=
miiieni9ait fiuOirte uno gum garreau
sugelaIIen iuuroe. Sm Sabre 1859 lieB
er iid in Metamrra, ST., nieoer, mo-
er sebn Sabre berblieb uno bier Sabre
lang SiIriftsanmalt mar. CT so9 bann
pieoer NAG Bloomington uno 9rinoete
i'm Serein nit s. g. Gming cine
Nopotatenfirma, Die beute mod erifirt.
gDlai CHING Stepeniou nurOe brei
NAL, uno omar 1874, 1876 uno 1878,
fir ben GonsreB npminirt. 3mei Mal,
1874 unb 1878, ging er iiegreid aus
Der g8abl berbDr, in 1876 unterlag er.
WabrenO ieines erlien GonsreBtermirs
mar SteDsnion 3euse jener aufresen=
ben Ssenen, Die in Solge Der Silben=
Sapes=a pntroOerie e~ntianoen tuaren.
Na6oem Stebenion bon 1885 biz
1889 grlier Silfs=@ eneralpofmeiher
aeneien mar, lieb er lid tuieoer IN
Bloomington nieoer unb iibte bort bic
&e6tsanualtspraris aus. Saiielbe that
er, na6bem in 1897 feline &mtsperiooe
als 0iseprdiioent abgelaufen mar.
Gtepenipn beiratbete in 1866 eine
Sodter bes prdiioenten bes Center
college gu Camille, Sr. Green. Ser
gbe iinb bier ainoer, elm Spbn uno
brei S0dter, entiproiien.