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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-12-13
Saut &apins.

Ser giienbahn ldBt iest be Neils
Miblen=g ompanp ibre 8aumftdmme
gum 3eridsen On Ort unb Stelse brtns
gen. 9errn Neil's Nusiase semdb
.wirb bic Sdsemable int @esen1as gu
benz bier aufsetaa6tem @eiprd6e, bic
.Mable mirbe ssf6loiIen mer6en, in
Der na6fidbrisea Saiion Sa9: unb
Sag i'm 8etrieb gebalten merben. Ser
ljunse Outbie, mel9er it9 lebte @o9e
Dor ben @el6morenen bes ibm our
.9af selesten 8erare9ens ueransmor=
Ftete, murbe BON Der 8el9ulbSguns,
|Ieiner Stiefmutte-. hber $500 seitob=
len gu baben, freiselpro6en. = 9err
|unb Srau @m. 8. @Sbter uon, bier
|treten Oienitas cine 9eiu6sreiIe mad
Cumberland, M~arplanb, an, pon NO
iie srOBere Stdbte in Yennlptpanie11
unb Ohio belu6en merben; iie werben
mebrere @o9e ebmelenb 1ein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-12-13
0eD 5n perleiben.

auf clltiuirte Sarms sesen lei6te
8ebtnsunsen unb gu niebrisen Staten
@elb su perleiben. Gs mtrb ii9 Sud
lebnen, bel mir uorsulpre9en, penit
Sbr cine anleibe auf Cure Sarm u,a=
den mont.
Is II -. 8. German.
Office iiber Grfter NatiouaIbanf. st. @Ioub.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-12-13
Nsfbiae.

SIN lebter Wo6e perbra9ts SER
Sranf Otremba BON 8udmaa, Mor=
rilon gountp, einise Sage BET leiner
bier uerbeiratbeten S6wefer Srau
iter.-6err Sobn @eismaan reiite
Samitas in @el3aften na9 Saint
|gloub. = SSsn lester ISOLDE rpurben
mebrere Carloads 8rennhals pom bier
uerianbt. = 9err unb Srau Sobn
8inter BON Sprins STU eritattetsn
gnbe letter 8O@e ibren bieiisen
Sreunben einen mtutommenen 8eIn1.
l-Srau q. 9. @eber beiudte Srei=
tag uno Samitas ibre in &oscoe per-
beiratbete So6ter Srau Yeter 9en=
gel. = Srdulein Soiepb @iebemam
mar porise ISOLDE Sat ibrer in ct.
gloub w%obnenben Samilie Srau N.
Is. Oinnborf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-12-13

}. ~ nnier gorratb an @inter=
i6uben ipar riemals 10 srob 1pie iebt,
unb mir sarantiren uniere Yreiie 10
niebris wte fonitwo. @ebriber
.goelbrod. 51zba
1 S6retbt tpesen Yreiien unb
geoinsunsen fir BEN 2apal &abm=
Separator an IS. S. S9wab, Clear
Hate, Wttnn. 52.ba
~ 8ir besablen ben bS6fen
Preis fir gier, Butter, &raut snb
&arteHeln. @ebriber gomins.
~ Gin @eldent far's Mdb=
6en. Sin feiner Yerlbalter nit suei
ioli6 @olbfebern nur S1.25 Bel Sc
brlber glarf. S6idt Cure geitelz
lunsen fir irsenb gtpas, bas sSbr
moat, i6riftli6 etn. @enn ser Or
tifel teine 3ufrtebenbeit sibt, merben
mir bas @elO sur~aderltatten.
~ Nie suuor murben In Saint
glouO iolde Bargains in S6uben Of
ferirt wie jest BET S. 8. @oIter,
neben Tanbel's gQenwaarenbanbluns.
Ranneri6ube pom Scots Bis SO.
~ Sine lbr fir $3.50, melde
5uuerldiiig lit I'M s3eitbalten, am Stiel
aMf9ewunben unb aeIebt mirb, aeranz
tirt BON Gebr. glarf. Cine quite
sOibsefiiate Serren= ober Oamenubr,
@ebaaie auf Sebn Sabre sarantirt, gu
muir 81. SO.
~ &nabenI6,,be pon 80 Gents
bis $3.50 bte baaerbafteiten auf benz
sroBen ausuerfauf BET s. @. IS IL
- Seine Neiertass= Solentrdser
in ieparaten S9a9teln. @erabe bas
&idtise fir eir @eideaf. SO, 75c.
uno 81. 90 beim Brtce.
80 Sraueni9ube BON s9cts bis
So bie auerfetniten mdbrenb bes sro=
Ben ausuerfaufs BET $. %. @Olter.
sY- grice's GROCER, tasbeaer
Store lit bas 6auptquartier iir ar=
semeiiene, a%nnebmbare unb niblt6e
acknowledgements. Sober Artitel
trdst iid gut iowobl fur BEN Wanu
mte fir ben Rnaben pom &opf bis gum
SUB.
90 q. 9. aepfel unb basu quite
beim Barrel ober Yef BEL @sbriber
8omins.
~ Or. @m. Sambroer, Ser
felt swolf Sabren in unlerem Nadbar=
ort Chen gaQep praftisirte, bat ii6
bauernb in ct gloub nteberseiaIien
unb mobnt an gde BON 1. StraBe unb
3. Nue iabli9. gr mirb it9 baupt=
auf Ofiee.Y raris unb namentz
lid auf ale Greniiden unb Srauen=
frantbeiten beidrdnfen. geiasterS oc=
tor bat jabretanse g~rfabrung anb
empfteblt ii6 beitens benz ct. Gloub
Gublifum. CT mtrb ale reef nnb
sewileni6aft bebienen. 1915
eY@ Sdrstbt on 50. $. S6mab
In Clear Safe, Minn., unb er fdidt
gu9 Yreil lie unb &atolos ber Sc 9a=
ual= Separatoren gu. 52zba
~ gh, @el6ent in @eibern
ober S6uban lit anbauernb mi. nis=
lid unb araebnbar. Sebt nod, mas
MIR Sud, barin gu offeriren baben.
Brice BET pom Sopf bis gum SUP Se=
fleiber.
- Sett lit bic 3ett, in Ser Sc
Der Sdube sebrau6t fur ben falten
Winter. @tr baben einsn suten
Wdnner= 6ilsidub firS1. 25 ,Srauen>
SilSl9ube fir 81. 90. @ebriber
@belbrod. 51=ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-12-13
Abtun9 Tarmer!

gSir erbalten ieben Gag euinber unb baben
ltnlern iteuen, gemaltig sroBen Sduppen
nit trodensm Saumaterial ~iebpeber Sorte
an9efiiut, au6 weiBe Si6ten= S6iubelu, ro=
the uno melBe Geber= S6inbeln. Sesglei6en
baben ale Serten Stlrm= &abmen unb Sbii=
rem, Salt, gadlteine, Cement unb Saumate=
rial aaer lnb mi Der beiten Sorten. Sir
poaen, baB SSbr guer 9olS bereinbrinst unb
es 9e9en 9itmber uertaui6t. 9ir pertauien
ben beiten Sellp Sslanb Salt su $3.50 per
Barrel. @ir baben quite rotbe Geber=S 1in=
beln, bic mir 81 So. 10 perfaufen. Sbr besebt
einen 9roBen Srrtbum, penn Sbr, fals sSbr
etwas in Saumaterial faufeu ,pout, nids BEL
uns poripre6t.
g. 2. Sarfnek & so.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-12-13

eaut @ertifitdr bss ri9tisen geamteu mirb
bic gtortbern Gactfic=S abnSeieai6aft 9ebrern
uno Stuoenten Der gbucationaE Snititutio=
men, pel6e auBerbalb Der Staot moauen,
mad Srten ibrer gabuitrede e~ntlans in Rinz
nelota, Aorb=Safota unb 9Sisconiin Getour=
gtuette fir elm unb elm Srittel bes Sabrpsei=
les POM Gage an ober einsu Sag mad benz
S6luB Der S6ule %perfalfen. Sie 6idreiIe
be9renst auf BEN Sag Der G%rOffnung ber
Sdule, aber ni3t ipdter ais BEN 9. Sanlor
1901.
g. 3. Stobber, @eent.
2@2t ct. Gloub, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-12-13
OiD,efam Waebriebtem.


S Ger bo9m' tie Serr Yii6of So
cob Srobec traf Oienitas Mbenb IN
Sesleituns bes bo6m'iten 9errn ab.
tes Yeter gnsel, .. 8. g., BON Be,
ct. Sobn's Nbtei na9 elmer mebr=
monatli6en Nbweienbeit in europa
woblbebalten in Der biid0hi6en &eii=
bens elm. Del bo9m'lte Serr Nbi
reiite anberen Cages nit benz Mit.
tassSuse nod ct. Sobu's peiter, ipr
6o6bemlelben pom ben Orbensleuten
uno Ben Stubenten Ser llniperiitdi
Elm re6t berSli9er gmpfans bereitet
murbe. Namens Der beutl6en &atbo=
lifen ser 0i0Seie entbieten MIR ben
beimsetebrten Prdlaten Elm bersli9es
@iqtommen.
S Seute, Oonnerltas, ,perben Die
Oireftoren bes III ser Dioseie CUR &C.
senieitisen nnteritisuns sesriinbeten
Frte1terperetns unter benz 8orItb bes
bo9w. Nbminiltratoren gb. Nasl pon
st. @usuita in Der bii9Ofiden &eiiz
beng sweds SncOrporiruns bes neueu
Sereins suiammentreten.
S Sonntas nod Dem 9o6amte faub
in ber Il. e. @emeinbe gu ct. gloub
oer feterli6e Sdlub Der 40itinbisen
9ebetsanba6t itatt. Oen beiben 9rie=
itern Der @emeinbe balf Der bo9m.
P. gusen, 8. g. g., pom ct. Sobn's
auf Ser &ansel unb i'm 8ei6tituble
aus. Oie Ebetlnabme an Dem gm=
pfans Der Fl. Satramente mar cine
sroBartise. = Sn Der pom bo9w. P.
Gonrab, .. 9. g., paitorirten sic
ben S6mersen : @emeinbe gu Nlbanp
wur6e SOnntas, WOntas unb Dien=
flag bas 40ftinbise @ebet sebalten.
: Oienitas besann bic ~40itinbise
Inba9t in st. Nnna benz bo9m.
6errn Oombropsft leilteten bic bod
NJ. 6erren &itopsfi pon @tlman unb
8elSowstt uon Gin Oale Mus6ilfe.-
Mittwo9.i in lebter Wo6e selanste in
Der ct. S~oiepb's=@emeinb gu Yiers
bas 40ltinbise gebet gum feierti6en
Nbl6luB. Orei Yriefter aus ser
Na9baridaft balfeu benz bo6m. pfar=
rer stephan auf Ser &an5el unb i'm
Sei6titubl aug.
s Sn Der penn bo9m. Serrn ST.
SaBbinb erfolsrei6 paitorirten ct.
Nt6olas@ emeinbe murbe p%ersansenen
Oonneritas bas Set bes III. ssido=
laus, bas Patronsfeit ber @emeinbe,
in feterli6er @eile besansen. Ser
@eiit Der Der fatbolifden Stride 10 sreu
ersebenen @emeinbe=W itslteber setste
iid 10 re9t, inbem Ser in b69iter 8la=
tie ftebenbeSt gtt6otaus Mdnnerpsr=
Elm wdbreno Ser Sritbmeile semeiry
idaftli6 aus Der 9anb bes aasemein
beliebten Pfarrers bic 81. G%ommuniou
empfinsen. I'm 10 ubr celebrate
bO@m. 6err Yeifer bon Chen gaIep
lnter aiiiten5 Der bedw. 9erren
@roib BON Safe @eorse, aaitisar pou
@atttns unb bes Ortspfurrers elm 0e=
pitenamt, mdbrenb meabem bodm.
SEER grotb etne benz gatsoasfeite emit
Prebist belt, IN rpel6er er
in febr ~sepdblten Wortea bas 9eben
uns' @trfen bes 81. Nidotaus i9ilberz
te. &ebner belobte bic @emeinbe, Bic
10 aa6lrei9 pertreten par, % Der 9tes
BE a,b gtntra6t, bic in Serfelben 10
red}t ptel @utes i6afft. Die altdre
marsn pra@tuoa sesiert, uab Bic Stride
pranste in ben i60nen nnb iberaus
reid seitidten Sabnen i'm pollen @lan=
&c. Ser Sir6en9or, lalater Wannerz
thinner, trus bur6 anssesei9neten
@eians unter 2eituus bss bepdbrten
Matb. Steil, Sobn Der
Samilie Reter Steil, uefentti9 CUR
Sebans Der Seftfeier bel, Oas i10ne
Yatronsfeit ptrb Bel alenNnmefenben
nod lanse in better grrianerans blei=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-12-13
Golo sprina.

am Sonntag Serr @m. Sbeis bas
3eitlide selesnet. Sabre lang mar
Ser gerltorbene leibenb unb sebre6:
lid. Seine 9eioen ertrus er 1T 9e=
bulo unb benubte bic Seioensseit be-
items ais @nabenseit gu elmer wiirbi=
gen @prbereituns auf ben nnpermeibz
li1en Sang in bic Gwisfeit. Sell
1855 sdblte Der Oabinsei6ieOeac gu ben
Sirsern bieler Stabt; in 1875 per
ebeli1te er li6 nit anna Guenbeder,
Die ibm eiu sutes unb treues Meit
mar in suten wie in ldle6ten 3eiten.
Der slidli6ea Gbe entlpronen sebu
&inber, BON oenen pier benz Sater in
sic Gpisfeit uoransinsen. Wie bic
Sinterbliebenen in benz Gerblidener
Elm treueS Saterbers b%etrauern, 10 Die
gauge @emeinSe elm 9utes WitslteS
unb biele Ortl6aft einen suten, beut
I6eu Siirser. Ole ibm 81 leiner Seb:
seit 'sesplte adtunS wurbe tbm aud
mad benz Sobe nod erwieien, benr
auBer ben Mitsliebern bes ct. So:
Iiepb Mdnneruereins betbeilisten it'd
uiele an benz Oienitas eriolsten 8e,
srdbniie. Wit Der Satin betrauerr
le6s &inber ben suten Sater unb
neblt bielen bic @eI6nt1ter Nrar
Srans guenbeder bon 9ittle SALTS,
Srau Srans Singer BON 8attins,
Sobn Sbeis pom Cob Spring unb
Mi9. Sbeis uon st. Ni@olas einen
suteu Sruber. M0se er in Srieben
ruben Daniel Sriebmann Be-
fano iid portse 8o6e tn Burlington
in Der abli6t, balelbt nit ieinem
Setter Sobn Oouns Elm S6antsez
i6dft 81 erO1nen.-Serr geter Sell
ner trdst iid nit benz gebanten, bier
eine Sdsemiible in 8etrie6 gu iesen.
,Oie Sermirfli9uns elmer iol6en Sbee
mirbe Smeifelsobne bem bieiisen Sc
Ii9dftsuertebr neusu Smpuls perlei=
ben.-@er 1einen 2ieben Elm patient
bes unb ba;u nislt6es 8eibna6ts=
sel9ent MAIDEN min, iebe it@ mad et=
mem lol9en tit Peter Springs M6=
belbanbluns Tim. Sort sibt's i60ne
Sa6en su niebrisen Preiien.
@atfina.
eSn elmer bter sebaltenen s.meinz
i6aitli6en @erlammluns murbe be-
idloiien, etnen Sarmerz Srudtipei4er
gu erri6ten ODER einen Der alten gle=
patoren gu t~aufen, I'M 10 before Preiz
ie fur SarmprObufte gu erSielen. Gin
gutter @eoanfe, Der ii6 bofentli6
permirfli@en wtrb, ba er gum Nase=
meinpobl, wie fur Die 9el6dftsleute
10 au6 iir bie Sarmer Der nmsesenb,
sereiben mirb. = Ser bena9barte
Sarmer Yeter S6mis Bate bas llnz
sljd, ieia beites pferb gu uerlieren
er NOR i'm 8esrifs, etne Wasenla=
buns Sols na9 Der Stabt gu brin=
gen. Muf bem @tattets ~itirSte bas
unb bra6 Elm 8ein, suslei6 err
litt bas Sbier innere gerlesunsen,
oenen sufolse baslel6e balb na6ber
oerenbete. = @or etntser i3ett bat
6err Srans &otbltein iid aus Dem
Seiddfte suradsesosen uno befaBt ii6
nur bamit, wessn letner aufSe=
reste Gemitber gu beidnfti9en.-
6err Srans t. Stas bat NIT ben
Sorarbeitsn fir Elm neues @obnbaus
,esonnen. = Webrere Sarmer Der
)ta6bari6aft iino seionnen, nd6Hes
Sribiabr ibre alten @obnbduier bur6
,eue gu eriesen. = No6 miner seAt
nan bier NIT benz @ebanfea unt, etne
efarri6ule 81 sriinben. Sc feblt let
yer an einem Sauptleiter, un ben GUT
en unb l0bliden @ebanfen aus5ufibz
en-.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-12-13

z. Z. NREATz.
Contractor fir Sampf= iiab SeiBiualierz
Sei,nn9sapparate. Cute NIB ;uperldii9e
Qrbeit tets %9arantirt.
st. Glou0. 4fttttt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-12-13
0mtlaufen.

Sett Oienita9 Dor adbt Sasen 1T mir elm
;lpet Sabre alter, rotber, bornloier Stier ent=
laufen. @er mir Gadri6t iiber benielben
brin9er fam ober benielben wieeerbrinat,
erbalt s7ne au9emeiiene g%elobnuns pom
So pm @pifa,
2>2t Conn ct. 9louG, Wtiun.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-12-13

q. e. &arfneS & 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-12-13
SIR Sebrer unb Stubenten.

S6neibet bies aus.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-12-13
GOen SaQel.

Oienitas in lebter @o9e murbe
bas BRET Sabre alte SO6ter6en Der
Samilie 8ilbelm Srames gu @rabe
getrasen. Den 10 bart sepriften glz
tern murbe Oh bes berben gerlultes
aGaemeines 8eilei6 befunbet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-12-13
Cute Snbeffments in Stearus
Spuntn.

10 @der cultiuirte..Sdrm nabe Sair Sop.u
NIT REDEEM goben am Weoe
81, 200,
$50 N6er nabe ct. 2tl9uta, sroses ;selb.
quite @teie, serdunise @ebaube,
retdli9es Selterbols $500.
245 @der nabe &oduiae am Sauptfabrwe=
sc, feline &ieie, grobes Selo, et=
mas Climber, 5iemli9 quite Gez
biuoe 81, 700.
100 Ider nabe Belgrade, sroBes Selb, euz
te @ieie am 6abrpese 81 500.
~ Wder I'M Comm Grodipap, 10 older
c%ultiptrt, Geit geitripp unb
Climber $3.50.
40 I6er nabe Sauf Centre, sroBes Sselb,
quite @ebGube, rei6li6 sSeuerz
bol3 am Cafe SO, 200.
Spre6t Dor ober i9retbt on bic
SDpper Sanb COMPANY,
ct. GlOub, WtinH.
S6neioet bies aus. 81
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@eibnabten.
Gmil 9eiit-bas dlteite unb sr0Bte
nbren= II. Su,peIen=6 eiebdft
int Nprbneffen.

@rOBtes Eager pon rbren, @olorin9en, Ola
mantrinsen, ussl6lifenen @laswaaren aiw.,
su BEN niebriSlten Ereiien.
Gull 0ctf. sc Sit tic Stra6c,
2z1t ct. Saul, Wina.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-12

what not have been received from indi'
viduals and bodies Of various kinds IA
every quarter Of the globe, All have
been referred to the various commit
tees which have already begun to grind
this enormous grist. It may Be Of in-
terest to note that Or. James II. 5uclI-
ley, editor OF the Christian Advocate
New York. in the first flve days ad-
dressed tho chair 169 times II this
should maintain the present daily ave
erage he VIII gain the floor 900 times
before final adjournment. Or. 7. 3.
Neely, Of Philadelphia, is DR.. BucE-
ley's second. having had the floor hfty-
two times to date. Or. A. B. Leonard
secretary Of the Missionary socletys
Or. C. ]. Little. president Of the dar-
rett Biblical Institute; Dr.. J. N. King
OF the Church Extension Society, stand
next in the number of times in which
they have filled the eyes Of the preside
ing bishop. The strife for the door pro4
sents most animated scene. but NO
imputation OF unfairness In granting it
IS ever made,
SO ends the first week in the ne o.
this great ecclesiastical legislature.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-12
NEELY MUST ANSWER
To Charges of Embezzlement, on
Thursday-Requisition Papers Re-
ouired to Get Him in Cuba

To Charges of Embezzlement, on
MISREPRESENTATION Papers Re-
quired to Get Him in Cuba
NEW YORK, May 1l.-Postoffice In
spector John D. King. who is the com
plainant for the government against
Charles F. W. Neely, the chief financial
agent of the postal service in Cuba,
charged with embezzllng Cuban postal
funds, said to-day
What the result of the government
investigation in this case has been, 1
do not know Inspector Burton is ex-
pected to arrive In Washington to-day
with reQuisitlOn papers signed by Gov
ernor-G General Wood, and the papers
will hardly reach the acting governor
of New York before tomorrow. Nicely
will, Of course, have to answer at the
hearing which takes place here Thurs
day afternoon before United States
Commissioner Shields. The two $4,000
United States treasury notes furnished
by Neely as cash bail were put UP by
the Seventh National Bank Of this city
When questioned rs to what was
found among Neely's effects when ar
rested. Inspector King answered:
"a great many stories have beer pub
Iished in regard to that matter thnt
we're incorrect, The eXact amount of
cash found upon him was $6,502. There
was also found two gold watches; two
diamond rings worth at least $500 each.
and 5000 dollars worth Of shares OF vart-
ous stocks"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-12
FILIPINO LEADER

Declares in Favor Of American 8oVa
ereignty-Will Assist In Bringing
About Peace-Ths Elements That
Prevent It.
MANILA, May ii, 1870 p. m.-senoF
Buencamlno, at one time q member Of
the so-calied Filipino republican eabl-
net, who was recently liberated by Gems
eral OTIS, announces that he has be-
come reconciled to American Bovsreign-
ty and that he will devote his influence
to bring about peace. He has sent .
proposed peace platform for the na-
tional Filipino party to the inSurgent
leaders In Manila and to the insurgent
generals, including Aguinutdo, in the
field.
This platform declares that Il ID inns
possible for the Filipinos to exist a. q
nation without the protection Of tho
United States and that, consequently,
they must recognize American soveF-
eighty and strive to attain under cons
stttutfon, the utmost liberty possible.
Continuing, Senior Buencamino arGueR
that the Filiplnos are incapable Of self
government.
He says: I'm our Independent gov-
ernment the most predominant notes
we're abuses and imploralIties, the of
spring of ignorance and the inherited
vices Of Spain, by which the Filipino
regime was rendered odlous to our own
people,"
American Control Prevents Strife.
Therefore, he contends, American
control IS necessary to prevent civil
strife.
Discussing the political outlook with
the correspondent Of the Associated
Press to-day, Senior Buencamine Hajd:
There are three elements Ii the
Philippines which obstruct the 0t-
tainment of peace. The hrpt y the
body of Filipino agitators In Manila
who are continuously shouting for in-
dependence and who thus influence the
ignorant masses. The second ID the
frlars, who desire a prolongation Of
HUSiHiueS BESau1et Al PeaSe bsSWo9H
the Fiiiptnos and the Americans thsy
foresee the end Of their prestiGS- and
power and the ultimate loss Of thbir
properties and holdings. The third eti
ement is-(suppressed by the ceaSoF1.
'If the civil commission brings llberI
al ideas and win approach Ag1inaldo
to-day the idolized leader OF the Fllipi-
nos and the other leaders still lighting.
in q way that will make It possible for
them to surrender and yet to retain tho
respect and honor OF their countryuen,
then peace In the Philippines Will b
only a question Of a few weeks"
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Frner Mnnta to Return,

Special Dispatch to the Tntcllgencer
PARKERsBURG, W. Va, May H.
Congressman Freer in a card dated
washington, published here tonight,
makes a plea for denomination, assuring
that aIl reports that he is not a caHai-
date are false. He asks his friends 20
aid him in securing the honor by doing
work that he is prevented from doing by
his congressional duties. which he can
not AFFORD to neglect. In conclusion he
claims a second term as his right be-
cause OF his expenalve campaign in 1898,
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great increase that now was being made
in the German navy.
''If the senator thinks" said Mr.
Lodge, there is no danger to be appre-
hended, fear he undertakes the impor-
tance Of the subject-a subject to which
l have given much thought and consld-
Grafton"
Mr.. Daniel, of Virginia, presented al,
extended argument in support OF The
immediate construction by the govern
ment of an armor factory. while Mr..
Allison, Of Iowa, opposed the project of
u government armor factory on the
score of economy.
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CARS HAVE STARTED

On Some Lines-wsll Protected by
POiice-Trades and Labor Unions
Will Meet.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, May l1.-At 1880
o'clock cars were started on the Park
avenue and Bellefontnine lines of the
Transit compnny's Llndcll division, and
preparations were made to open up ev-
cry division this afternoon.
Squads OF mounted police and patrol
men were sent to the starting place on
each line.
A general meeting OF the trades and
labor bodies of ST. Louis has been call
ed for Sunday night for the purpose OF
considering what action shall be ta-
ken by organized labor In tho city to
actively support the demands of the
striking street railway men.
The coroner to-day held Dan Dono-
van for the murder Of Frank LIsbrecht,
an Innocent on-looker, in riot on the
Suburban tracks wednesday night,
Flora slegtrled, ten years old, who was
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PRESSING
FORWARD TO
MAFEKING.
British Column 5000 Strong Arrives
at vryburg 100 Miles From
the Besieged City.
FIGHTING STATFRS DECIDE.
To Continue the war-President
Kruger Quits the vOlkesraad
in Fit Of Anger.

LONDON, May 12, 4:SO a. ma Brit
ish column 5000 strong, has arrived at
Yryburg, 100 miles from Mafekng. It
reached there Thursday, and though
harassed by the Beers is pushing swift
Iy forward. Fifty miles south of Vry-
burg, at Taungs, is General Hunters
main body, moving slowly and contend
ing with considerable forces.
The pick of his mounted men are the
5000 who are going without wheeled
transport and at rate that may possI-
bly, bring them to Mafeking on Monday
or Tuesday next.
Lord Roberts narrative closed with
Thursday evening, but he continued his
march yesterday toward KrooHstad,
twenty miles distant. and by this time,
he must know whether the Beers intend
to fight there.
Confiction Of Numbers,
Mr.. Winston Churchill says there
were only 1000 Beers who opposed the
British ut Zand river. Another esti-
mate is that 5000 Beers. with six guns
made rear guard action, while many
other thousands, with conveys, retired
without firing shot.
President steyn and a council OF the
leaders OF several thousand Free
staters in the Ladybrand and Flcks-
burg district, determined to submit 10
the men the question of continuing the
war or not ata great open air meeting.
The lighting men decided to fight oil.
steyn, who appears to be in active
command, began to advance TOWARD the
British and came into contact, on
Thursday, with campbelrs brigade, and
Bradant's horse. twenty miles north
east of Thaba N'Chu. A smart engage
ment, ensued. with no positive success
on either side, except that the Boer ad-
vance was stopped.
Cavalry With the Advance.
General Rundle has disposed 10000
infantry along a twenty mile front in
such way as to bar Boer advance to-
ward Lord Roberts communications.
With the exception Of Brabants colo
malls, General Rumble has no horsemen.
The cavalry are all with Lord Roberts
advance.
According to a Pretoria telegram,
General Butler is moving from Glands
laager in the direction Of Holpmakaar
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An Exciting Scene.

LONDON. May 12.-The Lourenzo
Marques correspondent of the Times,
telegraphing Friday. says:
THE discussion in the Voiicsruad con-
cernIng the sale OF undermining rights
caused an exciting scene, President
Kruger said the money was wanted for
the purposes of war. Members retort-
ed that this statement conflicted with
the declaration in the presidential
speech that there were ample funds for
prosecuting the war and they accused
the government OF squandering the
money.
Finally Mr.. Kruger quilted the
chamber In fit OF passion. declaring
that he had done his duty and that he
washed his hands of the business"
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rhs FnmIlv Broken Up.

Special Dispatch TO the Intelllgeneer
PARKERsBURG, May 1l.-Early this
week the eleven and thlrteen-year-old
sons OF Isaiah Wright. saloon Keeper
here, were committed to the reform
school, and to-day his sixteen -year-old
daughter was sent TO the gtriS thdustr'-
nj school, and his wife tlled nn appuca-
tion for divorce. It is alleged the iath-
er's methods bayc broken UP the fam
Iv