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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22
2Qe&feu6mr9.

Mismar. Ser bon Giel semeloete
Guno elmer Glaidenpoif an Der bdni.
fden Suite bot fi9 balm aufaetldrt.
baB Der Guno 3unoe 9ibt iiber bas
G9idlal Der nit Wann uno Maus i'm
Serbf neridollenen @aleaiie .gliie"
aus Wismar. Sos Gdiff gins am Is.
Gttober BON Saeobfao in Ginlano nit
8retterlaouns nod &iel ab uno 1T felt.
benz peridollen. Sic Glaidenpoli ent-
belt bic folaenoen @orte: ,eino in
Stiirmen. S4iff ~perlaiien. 9rei5en
TIM Boot"
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@fOen6ur9.

g~lsfIetb. Sic an bieiiser Napis
gationsIdule ffattaebabte Yruiung fir
Gdiffer auf tleiner Gabrt baben fol-
9enoe 9erren %beiianoen: Grieorid 8au.
meiher aus glsfletb, 2ibbe Ghnitaer
aus grate, Eieorid poppeboff aus
@arel unb Grieorid 8rif aus Geeite.
miinoe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22

Aei uno namentli4 and mad iiberiee-
liifden Qdnoern erportiren.
3mtdau. Mnbier iinb $4,000 Gobs
lenarbeiter in ben Musftnno eiuaetreten.
unb in GelsniB unb Qusan 1T iogar
Sber .WerbanD t6nigstreuer Gnappen"
nm ben Strite 9eaangen-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22

S9ninoiu9t. 9eilmittel. - War=
aer's 8bite @ine Of Gar Sprup,
,as bette 9uften=W ittel auf grben,
5eilt eine grtdltuns in einem Sage.
ssenr, arpeitis eenoulmen. IS u. Scots.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22
elias.

StraBburg. Ser Gan0esbdusbal,
fur 1900 entb0lt Goroerungen fir fol,
9enoe giienbabn = Neubauten: Git
Gdmalipurlinie 2iBelburs=Yfalsbure
Toll big Srulingen meitergeiibrt tper.
ben. Serner TOLL 9ebaut tueroeu eint
fdmalipurise N%ebenbatn BON 3osbsim
mad Ctrott, bic ipdter big Glinsentba|
seben ioll. Weitere projettirte G1mal.
fpurfreden iino Sberbausbersen-@ ef'
bofen uno GtraBburs- g euidmiders.
beim. Sic Gtaatsauidliie gu bieien
grweiterunsen oes elia6rlotbringiiden
8abnneBes iollen fid ins9eiammt aui
967, 800 Mart b~elauien.
Eieoenbofen. Sn Sol9e anbal,
TENDER Geaenaiiife mar bic Qanoitafi
bon gieoenboien big Mor6insen oieier
Sage ueitbin iberidmemmt einaelne
S6rfer nanoen tbeilmeiie unter Waiier.
bic Sdififabrt auf benz Moielfanal
nno Der unteren Moiel mar einselellt.
Snxem6nrg.
2urembura. Neulid tpurbe bic
MISUNDERSTANDING Quremburgspa.
RIG er6Ifnet.
@eferrei6.
Wien. Cine Der d~ltelien 9umani=
tdtsanlialten @iens, bas Wiener Gpi=
tai Der Yarmbersigeu griiDer, ipeldes
suglei9 oas Centrum aller 3m~eiganltal=
ten oes Oroens lit. leioet an Ylaymun=
gel. Gpital unO neutrality-suspicious.
baten I'M perfloiienen Sabre sulammen
563l latienten auigenummen lno
bur6 ll4,622 Sage perpilegt.-Soi=
ratb Garl Yreitenielo, elmer Der 9eipieg=
telten uno erfulareihiien &%riminalilfen
uno Yoliseibeamten Seiierreits, 1T am
SersIhlag peri1ieoen. @dbrenO ieiner
2%0jdbriaen 9bdIisteit gelana es linn,
"a MorOer oinaielt 81 MAIDEN uno aabl=
reid)e YantnotenIGli6er 81 entoeden.
Sm DelOsuae BON 1866 mar er &rieas=
fommilldr bel Der Noroarmee.
Md. TieIer Sage wuroe bel Dem
bieiigen gesirfsgeri1te ole 6irma nSiir-
aerlid)e Srauerei NIb in Y6bmen" III
bas Sanoelsregiiier fir GinselIirmen
eineetrugen. Siele Srauerei, oeren Sn=
baber Die braubere6tigte girgerihaIt
in MIb III, muroe idOn i'll Sabre l346
%bearilnDet.
YubapeI. Sic SuOareIier Gtuot=
beb6roe filtete 10, 600 GulOen our Wer-
beiIerung Der Gage Der maapariiNen
@oiIsleGrer in Der Sltomina. no einiae
t%auienO ioaenannte SIbanaDmagparell
poNlen. Ser OlerreihiIde &ultus.
miniiter oerlidnDiaie nunmebr ole bieiiae
Hegierung, bah er cine oerartige unter'
liiiBung Der 2ebrer niht seltote.
@ras. NeuliG muroe Der Soln Dec
Sureliers @inter wegen mebrerer Sieb.
fable, Die er in ben 2aoen bieliger
Sunelicre b~eaangen bat. perbaftet.
Dian ianb cine glnsabl tpertbuOllet
Brillantrinae bel linn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22

t@ Sarmen aIer Nrt biDis 10
uertaufen. Sebinsunsen su erfrasex
BEL S,ant Minette, Saut Centre.
Wtinn. 8-3m
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22

yettrellen.
,Gt5 pin9e Sn Der Qanoerer'.
tden ,Srrenanfalt EerrIGte felt einige,
3eitaeine infettiOie Grantbeit, bic nun.
niebr ais Sppbus ieligelellt tporoen III.
Sie 3abl Der Granien III erbsblid, bod
limb iammtlide iiren9 ~iiolirt. yis DO,
Sturgeon iuaren iieben Sooesidlle porse.
fommen.
&afl. Ser @niangs Gttober b. 8.
tue9en unteridlaaung bon Mmts9elDern
fliidtis aegansene Nauer uno Srts.
rcdner 2ammleiter BON Shrosbera
mnroe in GnalanO ieitgenommcn un0
mad 9amburs iiberaeidiift, no er ourd
ben bieliaen Stationstommanbanter
abgebolt tpuroe.
Walbiee. .SdieB. Saulump =
Mit oieiem Gpieruie entrib iib Der as,
jabrige 9ouiirer Sdent BON Ylogbeim
benz i'm arretirenoen QanojdNer WeB.
maper in Der Ndbe unicres Cries uno
ellie Dem Waloe 3u. gr NOR tueaen
9runtenbeit unorpeil er ieine SINGER
tagsiber betieln ididts. perbaItet NOR.
ben. Mls GGenf benz orsimaligen gn.
rufe MeBmapers .9alt. ODER ib 9ebe
Seuer !" teine Gnlge l%eiiiete. idoB i'm
Der Qanojdser in ben Nuden. mas ben
SOB oes Gliidtlinas innerbalb Is Mi.
nuten CUR Solse bate.
8doeu.
Garlsrube. Ser Garlsruber
Gtaotratb beantraate bel Dem iiaatliden
Gberihulratb unb beilm GtaDtpfarramt
bic Suipenoiruns beg an ben iidbtii1en
Sdulen &eli9cnsurterrid)t ertbeilenoen
Gaplans Enrichment. NEIL oieier fid
argerniBerregeno iiber bic proteltanten
ausiprah uno bic tatboliiten Ghultin=
Der Dor benz 8ertebr nit protalantifGen
Gameraoen uarnte. - Ser betannte
lieutenant b.. 9riiiswib, Der bel einem
R%entontre nit einem @iniliIten in einem
Garlsruber Safe ieinen Gjeaner nieoer.
Had uno oestueaen 81 81 Sabren Ge.
fdnsniB perurtbeilt tpuroe. III in ben
admpien am 9usela sefallen.' b.. Bril-.
iepiB botte nod gerbiiBung zines sbei.
les ieiner Strafe bel ben 9uren EienH
9enpmmen.
gaben<8aben. Sas 9otel ,s3um
gaoiiden Sof." gigentbum oes Serrn
b. m0oer, i'll fir 960. 900 Mart in ben
geiiY oes ieitbe,iaen pddters Serrn
9ebuinfel iibersesangen.
Jreiburg. @eheimratt Seaar bal
anldBlid ieines 20. Weburtstages cine
Stiitung ben 10000 Wart fir cole
3wede 9emadt 5000 Wart iollen mad
ieinem Millen Den Nnfans su einem
Sonos fir cine iidOtiihe 9aoeanliali
biloen. Ser 8eli fdllt Der Mtaoemii1an
Geielliaait 81.
MaunDeim. Ser @irtb Getolc
bonn 3meibriifer 9of if unter Dem Ser.
oadt. feline 6rau eroroiielt gu haben.
berbaitet poroen.
Ginaen. Setter Sage iiiirste aui
einem bieiigen Sauplay ourd 3ut.
ibung cine Mauer Gin. @6t Mrbeite,
uuroen unter ben Sriimmern b%esraben ;
bon cieien tuurOen flint 9et0otet, orsi
fdmer perleyt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22
Tarit IN %perfanfcn.

Ger llnterseidnete lit %selounem, feline l6C
@der sroBe 6arm, 40 slter anitoBenb an
@ranb 9afe i'm Conn &odpiQe, spei Wtei
len BON Stride unb cine babe Meile pon
Sdule 9ele9ei, unter a%nnebmbaren Sebin:
sunsen ;i perfanien. Muf Der Sarm autes
@obnbais nit flint 3immern, neuer Stal
fir sebn Yferbe uno ionitise @eb6ube unb
9utes @alier. so gder unter Yflu9, 70 gd-
er leidt gu breden, 20 Nder sutes Wleienlanb
unb Der &eit portreiflides 8eibelanb. Die
9an;e Sarm ein9eSaunt. GGberes gu erfra.
gen bel NidS. @ eb +,
12-4t. &odpile, Minn.
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6cbruOcr EmT.
3 8aQonelr Mcbi;in frri, int
WrrtDe 9lcid $4,000 fit
McOi;iu in Nlaiden.

u $40 ~ 9ANS
gppetitmober, moht cine
@alone, lsreis per Gaquet
OF $3.50. Sir 9ebers, Hiereu=
nnb glaIen= 0eiben, maht
~.r....L. cine GaDpne, Ereis per Ma
eoi""'o'o' quiet 81 so. @eiblides 8e=
%itoratip, madt cine @a0one, Greis per Qas
qlet 81 .50.
Ssebes Eaquet 1T nit poler glntpcifttta
uno 9cormffcr 0aranfic perieben. lin
es einsuiiibren, ienben mir 6. 8. .. CUR
Examination ir9eno melde brei Der 9eS
nannten Gaquete fir 81. so nebit 6 Wieiiern,
6 @abeln, 6 GbeelOfieln, guttermeiier unS
3uderboie. Senben fir $500 mie oben ir=
Senb welde spei Der s%enannten Eaquete nebf
6 Meliern uno 6 @abeIn. Senben fiir 81 so
mie oben irseno eines Der Iaquete nebft Q
Ebeeloiieln. S%uttermeIier uno iSuderboie.
gGe bieie 8oare 1T eriter SIaiie, 6reiiad iils
berplattirt unb 1T cine Gbre fir ieben Slid.
@breiiirt ale geiteIun9en an
Columbia Serb Co.,
God Sor SO, Sauf Centre, Winn. 1854
g. q. Grpr 60.
GmpfebIua8en: g. q. Grpr SO.
Grite Rationalbanf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22
2sranmfdweis. Am9aft. Sippe.

StPYe
Gtabtclbenborf. @ls stuei Yei.
fpiele auBersemObnlid t0rperlide,
&Ifi9feit bel felten bpbem 2ebensalter
t0nnen sluei beige Biiraer. Gabritbe=
flyer gpbraim 3otbidilo unO 9bierarst
Garl 2anse, beseibnet meroen. 3otb=
f6ilo felt i'm 90. Qebensjabre er
nimn,t nod an allen 9orgdngen oes
fommunalen uie politiIden 2ebsns Den
re9iien @ntbeil, iudbrenO 2ange troB
ieiner 81 Sabre nod Die tbierdratlibe
Yraris ausiibt.
Seifau. Tas 2anoseridt perur=
tbeilte ben BANTER Sersberg reaen Be
~feiOigung bes Staatsminilters Er. b.
Goieriy, ~besansen in elmer 9roi6iire
anldBlih Der gntsiebung bes Gommer=
jienratbstitels. gu 800 Mart 8elDfraie.
Ger staatsanmalt bate cine Geidn9s
aiBirafe BON 81 MOnatsn beantrast.
SetmolD. Sierorts miro Mnianas
Nuauli Die Seutlhe Nntbropologenae.
fellidaft unO omar Dcrausii6tlib inter
@criiy oes Oebeimratbs 8ir6om tagen
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GroeGer;0gt1am SeGea.

Sarm taDt. Ser SinansausIdub
Der 3meiten Gammer nabm Die 8orlage
uber Die @%nlegung elmer Galobahn
auilden Mains=6ranlfurt=S armhopt
an uno btmilligte Die oasu geIoroertsn
10000 Marf. Serner billigte Der
@usIhuB Die Nufbebung oes NeIeBes
Dom 9. Sesember 1876 iibcr bic Se'
f%eueruna bes Weines llnD bemilligte
80, 600 Mart fir Sieibobrunsen in
8ao NauE,im.
Maina. Mit elmer gelioblenen Me=
lobe bate iid bic Gtraifammer in
Mains gu beIaiien. Gum leBten oeut=
ften SdiBenief in Wains i'm Sabre
1894 batte Der Glabierfabrifant M.
einen Extraordinarily be~raussegeben
uno in Geipsis erideinen laiIen. SEPT
ftellte lid ater beraus, baB bic Melooie
benz 9ranc' iden 3Geinlieb, bas in 8er=
lin perleat 1T. .entnommen" mar. Sem
gelellten St~rafantrag tonute bas Sc
riht nidt entipreden, ba bic Shat"
Deridbrt mar, bod puroe auf unbrauh.
barmadung Der Platten unb ginaiebuns
Der nph bprhanOenen Eremnldre ers
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fannt.
Momtah. 1uf hem .0runofiid
ben Nitoiaus Mumm iiuurben leBtei
Gage primo Sparseln geliohen, was
um Dieie S~aGresseit als cine ,9robe Gel.
tenGeit Su betraften III.
Cffenbad. Ter als G0roerer be,
Surniabe In oeutiden SurnertreiIen
tpcit betannte Gedlmeiier Mnoreas
1entel III aeliorben.
3min9enberg. Sic gbeisute pe
ter CT | ~feierten has felterR Sch be-,
o%iamantenen 9odseit. Yeioe Gbesatten
erireuen iih Ger belicn Oeiunobeit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22

ct. ~ artin.-Or. Niuen mir6
an, 2. Mdrs In ct. Martin iein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22

Sansig. Sic iaiierlide Warine'
ae1waltllna miro auf Dem ihr Susefal'
:enen besienun9speiie ourh Suufh Ct.
tuorbenen Serrain auf Dem Solm eli;
gr6Bere5 SbiiIsbaiiin nebt Den basu
erforoerliden DISQUALIFICATION berliellen.
4eben oieien 2iegeliellen uno Nus.
riifunasanlasen follen bort aud neue
D~erar0Berte Godselesenbeiten geidai.
fen me,oen. bic fir Die Warine beIon.
ners orin9eno peroen, oa ieit Sahraebns
ten bier auf bieiem @ebiete nihts oe.
The National tribune., 1900-05-03
WCMAN'S VETERAN RELIEF UNION.
Growth of the order and It's Relationship to
the Union Veteran Union.

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: II has beer
some time since h ave contributed to the columns
of your most va lued paper. Since then the
WOman's Relief Union has extended into every
State Ten Unions have been organized. with
an average membership of 80. To the casual
observer this rate may seem comparatively slow.
but the limited eligibility must be taken into
account
Our close kinship to the veterans, to whom we
are acceptable associates makes the carrying
out Of the obligations of our Order n pleasure.
and removes the iciness OF charity. giving to its
duties that tenderness grateful to the recipient
The membership chosen are OF those who
realize that whatever OF service man was at the
time of civil strife, it is beyond the power of
human conception TO Judge of the true and lasting
value of that service.
Each veteran by his deeds had started the
eddies of an influence of n life offered upon the
altar OF freedom: these eddes expanding on
and on in winding circles even into eternity. We
only know that at the center was merged man Of
grand patriotism. whose sacrifice was life and
all that life contained for his flag. his country.
Some of us have lived to the veterans grow
feeble and to follow many to the last resting
place; many are yet spared and are the honored
citizens Of the perpetual United States; to these
the W. " r. u. is drawn in sympathy as well as
pride in their service. and in hope to be of service
TO them.-MRs. ANNA II. TANEYHILL, National
Counselor, Akron, O.
The National tribune., 1900-05-03

a member Of Bartholomew Post at Nunica. Mich
and lad tccn its Chaplain for many years. ii,
leave; widow and two sons one a prominent
attorney i'll II u'i-f,l Wis.
MARTIN. vi / ;I;.s,iew, o., James III. Martin
Goth nd'p't Ohio Battery.
MORTON. AT North Robinson, o. Saml
Morton. Go. !. 65tn Ohio. aged 65 He was q
member of Eiddle Post. Of Sulphur Springs o.
In October. 1861. he enlisted in the Sherman Bri
gade at Mansfield. o. He served faithfully with
his regiment and participated in the battles OF
Stone River. Chckamauga Missionary Ridge:
the many battles of the Atlanta campaign. He
was mustered out with the regiment Nov 30.
1855. He was receiving S12 pension. A widow.
four sons and two daughters survive him.
NEwToN.-At Fair Haven. O.. Thos. \.
Newton. Cos a and n Seth Ohio: Co II. l56th
Ohio and Co. b. 191st Ohio. He was an Odd
Fellow and member of the &. A. K Post nt Cam
den. He is survived by widow, one son and a
daughter
NICHOLSON. AT kewanee. ILL.,. April g. John
was Past Commander of Julius A. Pratt Post
143. and was Officer of the Day at time of his
death He participated in battles of Antictam
and Charlottesville, besides other minor en-
gagemenis. He leaves widow and daughter.
NICKUM-At Manning. Iowa, April !. of dis
ease contracted in the service. jacob l.. NicSunl,
Co. f, I'd Colo. Cav. The comradc was n member
of Mcpherson Post. 33. and was buried by the
Post. services being held in G.. K Hall lie
leaves n widow AMI six children, two of them
minors.
OGILvIE-At EIdred Pa, April 13. Geo.
Ogivie. Co b. 18th n. Y. Cav. He was a mem
Der Of j. II. Jones Post 15S. A widow and three
children survive him.
The National tribune., 1900-05-03
A Successful " ork.

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: As I hav,
seen nothing in your paper from r. i. Davidson
WRC.. of plymouth. Wis. / will ask for a small
we had very few calls for relief. We concluded tt
turn our energies TO some other work. and dftel
talking the matter over decided to open n rcadinc
room, which seemed TO be much needed. W,
gave n St Valentines social. and raised $50
then circulated subscription paper and SC
cured $50 si2ncrs at 81 year We rented q
room and sent for papers, books and magazines
When they arrived We had an opening. and gave
ice cream supper. which nctted us about $50
Our Congressman and Senator each contributed
about S25. and we think are fairly started in q
good work. Although this is not strictly G. A. r.
or WRC. work. our Post approved of it heartily
--MRs. 7. NJ. SHELDEN, Past President Green
bush Wis
The National tribune., 1900-05-03
Action of Andrews Post,

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: At a
regular meeting of Andrews Post, 116
held in Post Hall. April IA, the resolutions
adopted by Giddings Post, which can be
found in The NATIONAL TRIBUNE of the
18th, were read and adopted. l also read
your open Letter" to Congress; cut il Out
and attached blank for signatures, and
secured the signatures of the entire Post
will forward the same to Geo. W. Steele
our Representative in Congress. l wish
that every Post III the country would dc the
same. | believe it would bring about the
desired result. All we ask is fair Ad-
ministratiom of the laws, and we expect
nothing from the present incumbent of the
Commissioner Office but Elaladministra.
ton and harsh treatment. Thanking the
dear old TRIBUNE for the gallant fight il
is making for us. and assuring you thai
we appreciate same, | am yours-JOHN
BOWLES, Principal Musician, 101st Ind.
Andrews, Ind.
The National tribune., 1900-05-03
woman's Veteran Relief Union.

President ImOGene Perrin, of the W. v r. u
auxiliary 10 Theodore Roosevelt Regiment, IS,
I. '. IT,, Elmra, " y, writes: "fhis Relief
Union feels the obligation laid upon 1t by the
veterans Of the Cisil war. and its members are
doing all they can 10 make the sick and destitute
comrGtc feel that nc IS not forgotten. We have
a large ngLibcr Of women who are true and loyal
10 the Stars and Stripes, and We are taking in
new IncElbc.S at each meeting. Since the 27th
OF last May We have had only Two meetings with
no comrhGcs present
AS Memorial Day draws near we feel the
hand Of duty laid more heavily upon us as we
remember the vacant chairs in so many homes
and the tears that have fallen iii memory Of the
brave soldiers May the spirit OF charity and
goodness pcrmcate all organizations that have
been instituted for the good of the soldiers is our
sincere wish"
The National tribune., 1900-05-03

Wichita: O. A. A. Gardner, Believile; Jas; A
Smith, GlIaId; Joe Marsh; M oitawai ottawa, L" s. Tan
rsSsq 9aS;b Y ToDa, STs s raP Wg
field: NJ V. B Shaefer Colcordia; J. II. Black
Baxter Springs; F. Charesworth. Bcloit (address
Topeka); T W. H. Russell; Bunker Hill; S. A
J. M- Carter. Harper: II. IL. Miller. Colby; W. J.
Witham. Agra; W, D. shugart. Hope.
kentucky.-R NJ. Buckley. Louisville.
Maine.~E. c. MiIiken. Portland: George C.
Dodge Carmel: Chas. H. Greenleaf. Bath; Chas.
II. Rouse. Togus
Massachusetts Dwight O. Judd, Holyoke;
Warren b. Stetson, MiddIeboro.
Minnesota. S n: Harrington. Marshall.
Reed; ST Joseph: Martin Schcrer St Louis;
Ira Alderman, Maryvillc Frederick Post, St
Louis, Henry Wes;crhouse,. West Plains: S.
A Ofenstein St Louis; F. Shaw, Monctt; IL Ne
New York Joseph Ewell. Buffalo. u2l2
land, Little Falls; C. W. Scharii. Canajoharic;
Amos T Cslkins, Cohoes; Jno. Miller New York
City. 4 Murray street W. II. Mnliean. New
York City. 152 East 11Sth street: Philip Ascher.
New York City, So East Ssth street; Henry Fera.
New York City, 2O6 West 10th street; John
Ritter, New York City: w. Elmendorf, New York
City, 1107 Washington street Hoboken. ~. j.:
Edward H. Weber, Winfield, L. l.; VIM c. Allen.
11rOoklyn llOO Putnam avenue; benjamin
Adriance, Brooklyn 1;5 INLAY street; L. r.
Stegman. Brooklyn. 1873 Lafayette avenue;
j. n. Creamer, Brooklyn, 50 Norman avenue;
Walter Thorn, Brooklyn. &c Court street: John
Cassidy, New York City. 221 Fulton street. Geo.
Dietrick, Brooklyn l63 Bushwick avenue; John
F. O'Bren, Brooklyn $40 Myrtle avenue; Andrew
Johnston. Brooklyn. SS5 Gates avenue: C. J.
Murphy. New York, Rue Archimcies, Brussels.
Belgium: T. W. Bliss. Union League, New York
City; Oliver W. buckingham, Onion League,
New York City; Daniel E. Sickles 23 Fifth ave
nuc.
Ohio.-Asa S. Bushnell Springfield: W H.
Paulhannis. Cleveland; r. ID. Mcti'ilicuddy
Cleveland, 40 Euclid avenue; ". II Raft Beach
City: ii. \. kaSson. Akron; +. NJ. kendTicli
p. O. address. TT Mcpherson, Atlanta, Ga.
Oilahoma.-C. II. Barnes, Guthrie
Potomac John McElroy, Washington. ID. C..
Pennsylvania. William l. Xicglcr. Ge.tys-
burg; JOS. *. Weaver. NDrristowa: NJ Z I.ecs
kranIs avenue, RDybDTo. Philadelphia: Richard
RICHTER. G25 Hermitage street, Philadelphia;
Edward \. Pepper 1913 Christian street Phiia-
dclphia; Jas. GallaC her 1853 East Norris street.
Philadelphia; VIA. II. Taylor, 23J North Water
street, Philadelphia; FRANK II Xniger. llaap"cr;
ThOS j. Kerr. 1874 Manton street Philadelphia;
Wm. Shew. 1851 American street Plilndc. Dhia;
Robert Druliti 2I3 South 9Th street: .iiladc;phiu:
Jas Har!ner, 25i2 Chadwi-sl street Philadelphia;
j. G. harrington. Wcilsb0.D; CaaS. Pugh New
town; Jas. Burns. Byrn Mawr
Virginia II. e.. Griffin forStOaE: II. c. Cook
Richmond; john ". S:e5bins, Norfolk; john ".
Rutter Portsmouth.
West Virginia. A J. .!:5cr Huntington;
Romeo Il Frccr llaTrisVi.ie
Wisconsin. Alfred $. Eaton Ne,; Superior.
The National tribune., 1900-05-03
Work of the pension office.

The report of certificates issued for the week
endinr April 81 shows
Army invalid: Original Is; increase and ad
ditional 525: reissue, "a restoration and renewal
So: duplicate. 49, accrued, 122 total, 1872
Army invalid fact OF June 81, 1890: Original.
2S6; increase. 1872; additional, 101; reissue. %:
restoration and renewal. 81: supplemental, 5:
duplicate. 3S: accrued, $50: total ], ,3S9.
Army invalid (war with SPAIN: Original, Is;
reissue. /; total, 16.
Army widow etc: Original. G2: increase and
additional l. reissue, l. duplicate, -; accrued, 2;
total, 81.
Army widow, etc (act of June 27 1890: Origi
nal, 2il; increase and additional. 3; reissue, !:
restoration and renewal, |; duplicate II; accrued,
4; total 261
Army widow, etc. (war with SPAIN: Original
IL: restoration and renewal, J.: total II.
Navy Invalid Increase and additional, ];
dut,licatc, q accruel. .: total. 3.
Navy invalid act of June %. 1S90) Original
IL: increase and additional. 3; reissue z; rcStor
ntion and renewal, /; duplicate, 5; accrued, 3;
total. 2j.
Navy iirdlii (war with SPAIN: Original, 2
Navy widow, etc: Original. /.
Navy widow (act OF June % 1890: Original
6; duplicate. 2; total g.
Indian WarS-SurviyorS Accrued g.
Indian Wars Widows Original. 8
Mexican War-Survivors: Duplicate, 2; nc
crved. II; total. l3
Mcxicnn Widows: Original, 1G; dupli
caic, :; total. T..
Totals Original SCI: increase and additional
36T; Reissue, %; restoration and renewal, 1I2:
supplemental :: dui licatc, 30. accrued, 297.
Grand total . G2i
The National tribune., 1900-05-03
COL02aDG'S CANDIDATE.
Mrs. Mary L. Carr VIII Ec Presented by thiz
Department for Natl .-.ai P:s.id.nt

Colorado viii this yea present. a candi-
date for III" Presidency Il Iia National
Woman's Relief .rDs. iir; Mary l..
Carr, Of Lcngmnui. widow Of the late
Byron l.. Carr. former Aforementioned
Of Colorado. will ie supported ut Chicago
by the cntire delegation f'om the De
partment OF Colorado and Wyoming.
The W.k.C. wIs org tniZrI II the National
Encampinrii iirid nj Denver, and the
women Cf ia. STATE fool that it is time they
should lie honored with the Presidency,
The National tribune., 1900-05-03
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offer Ike this ought to bc taken advantage OF
by every reader. Write to-day without fail.
Don't wait.
The National tribune., 1900-05-03
Complain. Aga.ns. Mare Island Navy Yard.

The Veterans Protective Association. No. l.
of Vallejo. Cal, has passed resolutions urging, tn
passage by Congress Of the bill. giving veterans
preference in Government emf lOyment 1t is
also the object of the resolutions to bring TO the
attention Of Congress the condition of affairs at
the Mare Island Navy Yard. The particular
complaint of the comrades is that veterans en-
ployed in the Mare Island Navy Yard have been
Disseminated against il being alleged that when
ever discharges are necessary by reason of less
work the veterans are the first to go Invcstiga
tions made by officers from the Navy Department
into the state of affairs at this Yard have been
very unsatisfactory TO the veterans. d. p.
Stoner is President of the Veterans Protective
Association, and +. G. Williams Secretary.