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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-11
Sa6ett ttno GapcS.

Sd,mere 8er'ep Saden fir Som'n
noh benz neueiten Shnitt, meiih
81 % ..S4.98
Sduere SfnaIen : Saden 9efittert
bl0IA Al 50 0.0O
Cine 8eri q SADIE, NIT z attn ausaes
liter, Il. ,ancp e,noefnft. Gin iChr
itDl es @srano, pertb SIP Au....-S.15
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Il ; Tanenz .teden, fetne Weitbea gu
$40, II, is biz $22.
Yeiebt oisielben.
sd,ere 8oucle gapes, p%onfdnbig
ousssfithrt RI, 8al9ai1............ 400
Sd0n TIuih gapes nit BEL, btiest,
nerlb $40 6.96
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-11

e- @er elm sutes Gaar S@ube
ober b~ouerbafte &ubbers biIis faufen
wia, uerfeble ni6t, porsnlpre9en bel
s. SO. Mplter. Al
tag &ommt urb beii@tist bic
ielbiipielenbe Orset. Gin Climb fam
bie i&pierisite Muiit ipielen. S. Sup.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-11
Dorum audi.

9ame: .@lauben Sic r,idt, bab
auf benz Suite gu piel Ylumen iino?"-
0ertduferin: .Sm @eaentbeil !;
Sic erIdeinen baour1 UNI flint Sabre
finger !"-T a $50? 9ann bite.
MAIDEN Sic nod elm Yaar baraus."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-11
mnrnunu ,,.r rrd,tru 8rit.

3wei GtuOenten fiibretl an 9orleb.
ten zines Monates sruei Tamen in elm
&eltaurant. Gaum bat lid Die Sbiir
binter ibnen seidloiien. 10 raunt Der
eine STUDENT Dem anoeren beimli9 gu:
.Eu, UNI 6Ottes millen, belielle bier
feline &uitern. bier sibt's ndmlih
tuelhe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-11
mrkanntr Gr,nurratur.

Sunge 6rdu Gu ibrem Mnlnl
.Nrtbur, mir '6eint es. ais molle
Seine 3%uneigung 81 mir e~rtaitcn mel!
Su irlmer aleib 10 5lBi1 mlrli!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-11
3rrHreut.

profeffor (oer lid nit einem bel
len @nsus auf cine iriibaeiiridcne,
CRIME Yant 9eieBt bat): .SAaoe,
tuenn i'd oas gemuBt bdtte. tdtte i6
lieber meinen 9runen NnSus anse-
aDaen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-11
AIM Iuunr Der ,,5lnftu."

Stalienreifenoer (ielne Ee6-
r,un9 l%eieno): Sic baben mir oa !
Sire fir SbreiCpapier auf Ole 3eh.
runs aeieBt, Serr @irtb; id babe aber
bod gar teins sebrautt !"-M
,&ber ih-fiir Sbre &ehnuna! T.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-11
6Etutuuun.

.profeffor: .Gas etuise glein
bon Sir emport mid. Tas Mort miro
meii p0llis uberfliiiis aebraudt. Sic
R6mer gum Beiipiel tamen obne bies
CANA gut us.1-Srau: limb bic
R6merinnen2"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-11
@rfahrunn ,nad1t kI,.n.

Mr3t: .3eis' mir Seine 3unge.
3ommp !1-9 mi y: .Wein. nein,
bas thu i'd nimmer. Gefera hob' id
lie benz Qebrer ae3eiet. uilo bopon tbut
tpir heut' nod Mlles tuebls
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-11
ann ulriihrn Still.

Wdbreno Der @eribtsDerbanolung
tritt Der @eribtsoiener elm uno fliiliert
bem Gidter etmas Su. Ni6ter:
.3euge strauB, es ioll Ssnen cine
Samiliennadriht m~iitgetbeilt Ueroen.-
Sic iinD au ,3millingen perurtbeilt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-11
1tntcrscug, 8IanfetS.
shmeres nit VI e6 g''iitt'r'es Inter.

Shmeres nit vi e6 cultures Inter
aeua fur Slmen uno Serrtn, rr9us
ldr VI ~
1914 9roue ocer peibe idrere Got.
ton Slolfets au.................. 80
ertra arose ia sraue uoer ton Got.
ton Slanfets 81 ~
IL braure prer arnue ert'a 'dtu re
Cotton HIar fets, tuertp So 20 u..$1.5
@ans uoaene 1i-4 me- sc Blanfsts
arcBes Yarr ain ............ 3.5'
Griro { inc Roth Star oan, tuoIere
8lartstS, neiB, CRU oter braun
Al s., 6, Z 80, $50 uno Sic. 1s1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-11
aiIrip nc rs i.ir:.tt.

mann. .gSie. gu mlllIt wleDer an
bic Sec?"-Srau: YSo. babe iG Sir
nidt geiugt, pann Oil mid INNER 70
draert. 9inge l) ms WaiIer?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-11
Stuntns' Rrttuna!

Wret mad Seiite.)
Hetteno siebt ourh mein @ebtrn
@nolih ein @eoanfe:
Warnm itebit OH. @0tbe, bort
Giniam in Dem Shraufe2
5ieh binaus i'll leneS Saus,
$50 fie Bidder foofen.
Saa. menrl BIZ ben Sdiuer febf,
Sei'ff nlil, audi uerioffeni
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-11
3urtrc 3l1ink.

2dHiaer Sat (sur 6ausfrau):
vSann Der Gleins mpEl 'dm iprefen,
sndoige Srau?"-S usfrau .8e=
nib! Garlden, lag mai 'G0n:
,@oleu. Serr Suber!'"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-11
Nnter Errunnrtt.

.9la. Bore 'mal, oas Mdoel. nit BEN
gu jebt bertebrff. 1T aber cine nette
pflanae, nit Der tuiiroe i4 tuieoer ab.
breden.A e. Sd m64te es au4. aber lie
bat lid i&on ju fefi bel mir e~insetuur'
asJf.S 3l1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-11
acknowledgements.

Nreier: .9lun mullen mir bon Ger
Wiigift 'preAsu. "-S 6 N iegerpas
ter: ,9ns bah ih ihnn nit Sbren
GlGuhinern gepronet."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-11
A,,s e'rr 3n.crise.

.No, Mcicr. Sic medsn "a 10 sine
SammcrpiIage ME Elm Noultbier. mel.
dies BON einem SauermarIGe tr1umt! |"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-11
GntGd1ulDtuuuu

.Mls Der 9err pfarrer bic norm.
empfunoenen Morte iprad. bdttef Tu
aber bod elm paar Mal idlu6aen uno
tpeinen iollen !"-.N1. Wamaden,
bdtt' i4 nur elm reines Saidentu4 nit.
oehabt! u
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-11
Der notwithstanding rrn II Sanuar 1000.

Yer 9euiel bole Sie!- briiIlte i'd
uno itiirste oaeon.
Tie babe StaGt binburd t6nte bon
be, Sril1mann' i6en 0eranoa Wer-
lobunasaldiertlinaen. Sd aber lab pclI
@utb unO Corn in meinem 3immer
uno le9te talte umidldae auf Die tleine,
nicolide Yeule. Gle lid gu elmer srdB.
lihen Hieienbeule aus9ema1ien bate.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-11

atte Sunsfer (Seiud): $50.
nun glib mir maj einen Gub. mein
&ino Ser fleine Mar: .Nidt
mabr, tpenn ih Sic fiiie. braud' i4
sic bod ni4t sleih gu beiratben9"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-11


Gin 2ebrer battle einmal nen Gpru6
su lernen auIgegeben: .@o unier Sers
III, oa 1T aud unier GhaB." n9aas
1T inter lcl6' einem S6aBe gu per=
lieben?" fragt Der 2ebrer. Sic &inOer
ihmeiacn; lie milien es nidt; nur
stuei tleine MdpGen i"liiiern nit ein=
amber unp laden nerlipblen. Run,
Marie. gu weiBt es!" wenoet lid Der
2ebrer an cine oerlelDen. .Sag es
laut." Marie i6weist. sd onri
nibt. Serr Sebrer. "-nSu mirlt anti
porten. luenn Su geiragt mirli."-
n9er-Cer S1aD, nns 1T Der SplDat,
Der alle NbcnO 81 ~unlerer Miine fomnlt.
SD lOll's aber niGt iuaen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-11
Aua nrr EdrulJfuhr.

Sn elmer Sdultluiie bat Der 2ebrer
bonn Slid Geiproben. ~Nun. Sungens.
babt SIR %oerltanOen? 99as 1T Slid?
@ib mir elm Yeiipiel. arl."-Garl:
Slid? Ga, wsnn @iner %meaaelauien
i'll pine Grlaubnib uno er tommt nod
Saus uno-unb bentt. er tlie9t Yrii=
gel, uno onnn-oann lit Seiu9 DID,
unb-unD er trieat teine!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-11
9orthril.

o.: $50. Gu fearieeH Die Gdne-
ng"-Yantpiieihelb: .Sa. Die
brauhen teinen SnneinliiIfel!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-11

3 Genif breten. Sod mas fragte bie=
Ter Gonner oarnah, uenn er nur 8elo
beroient."
Sd oente, SriIdmann foil mir beis
fiimmen. aber er reibt lid peraniigt Die
Sdnoe uno iagt: Sin imarter Sunge.
er foll meine So6ter trieaen, yes"
.Serr Sriidmann." fabre i6 auf,
~oieier 2ump2"
,,Yes, tieier imarte GeiGdItsmanu.
gllp!"
gllp fam auf feinen &uf, unD nit
ibr Sammer. Sas mar ielbt Dem
@lten su mart. uno er fragte eritaunt:
.Sie?"
.Sa. lieber Serr sdmiegerpater. "
fprah 9ammer ldhelnb. bite. lUollen
Sic ben oieien 0erIi1erungsantrdaen
ginfidt nebmen uno mir uno Gin
Sbren Gegen 9eben.A
,All right, ben follt Sbr baben,"
fa9te 6riibmann seriibrt.
Sic oenten, Sammer umarmte bic
fd6ne Glib uno tIiBte iie ab? 9emabre,
bas batte .3eit, als imarter 8eiddfts=
mann mubte er iid 3unddit nit mir
bei9dftisen.
.0erebrter Serr." ipra9 CT. rper-
jeiben Sic, aber es 9ina nidt anoers.
i'd muBte Sic iiber ben 9aufen fabren.
Sic peraeiben mir, rriht tuabr2 Bite.
bite. llno gum 3ei4en, bob sic mir
nidt 3irnen. perii9ern Sic Sbre
@erttpapiere sesen Eiebiiabl. ni&t
ipabr?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-11

Sbenio piele Gpmnafien,
als @iirttemterg, @aOen ullo 5elIen
belibt Sapern,
ndmlli1 Sc.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-24
COMMISSION ORGANIZED.
Ths sinking Fund Commissioners.
Received $1,000

Mess J. E. duBignOn, A u. Wood
and n. Emanuel, the recently ap-
pointed Sinking Fund Comnaissiopyrs.
have met and perfected organization,
MI duBianon was elected chAirman.
and Mr.. Wood secretary
Mr. h. J. Read county tax colIee-
tor, has turned osss to the commits
siouers the sum Of $4,000, raised under
the speciaitax levied in 1893 to retire
the county bonds issued uudsr tie
act 1895. Under this act the Sinking
Fund Commissioners are empowered
to use this fund in retiring the bonds.
Last year IL the first time the tax
has ever bssn levied and the former
board Of commissioners usver bad :
meeting
Every bond redeemed, not only re-
duees the county indebtedness 81 COO,
but effects an annual saving p $50
interest
GIsnn county bonds are now quoted
u 10, but to commissioners expect
to purchase them At lower &c un-
less they can be obtained 81 sAsisfao-
tory price the commissioners araau-
shoFIzed to deposit the fund in a coed
and solvent saving bank that viii pay
the county Il least least per csnr.
intssest. the tax payers can rest
assured that These gentlemen VIII al
wars sol for the best interest Of the
county
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-24
TO TIE PIER.

TIE steamer Governor Stafford will
leave Brunswick at O'Clock th 5
morning and return will leave ST.
simons pier at 80. This will give
all who desire a chance to spend q
pleasant day on the island
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-24
scARLETT RESIGNS.
VIII be Constable for Judge
C0noley

officer G, S. Scarlet, who has been
on the police force about eigh,ee
months, resigned yesterday to sccept
the position Of constable at Judge
Consley's court, and it Is sad that
Mr. McCaskill, nov oonstsble. will be
elected to the vuoant place on the po-
lice force
Mr. Scarlet has made most excel
Isn't oiHosr and his resignation ia a
loss to the force. II elected Mr.. Nc
Caskil will prove an efficient officer.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-24
Left Last Night.

Capt. Chss. Turner, and that genial
smile, Of his left last for Atlanta,
where he will reside in the future.
Mr.. formers msny friends are very
sarry to have him leave Brunswick.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-24
READY 90 50
Alfred Turner Bows to The Court
Verdict.

Alfred Turner, who - now 10 jai
awaiting the arrival OF guard 60 take
him to the penltentiary, submits in e
admirable way to the court and says
he wants to get away as soon as posi-
BILE. The papers have not as yet ar
rived from the supreme court and it
will doubtless be week or ten
days before things ere in shape for
bis removal to the penitentary. On
account Of his good wife and several
small children there is general SYM
pathy for him here.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-24
A party of engineers, about twenty
strong, are spending week or ten days
on the Island from Mac,n.

Mrs. G. b. DaYis has returned to her
home in Brunswick. accompanied by
Miss Eva G. Wolfe. of Dublin, who
will be her attractive guest for several
weeks at her homeI Oh c street. Miss
Wolfe has visited Brunswick before, and
has many friends who vii welcome her
among them again.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-24

Miss Annie Porter, one of the most
charming aud attrac i've young ladies
who has been on the Island this season,
left day or two ago, to the regret Of
all.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-24
SHOOTING scRAPE.
Jesse Taylor shot aud Wounded
Coioraa Man,

Jesse rsylor shot aud Wounded >
colorsd Man, TIL
soms days exc q colorsd nan escap-
ed from GuAra HsgEw 4 the CITY
chain gang sp sHsafdsy hight be
made ap his mind e shlin 4 po'sl-
pie. Goipg 70 beass r wnieh be
thought the man IivaA q esohsd Tor
him. Attsrwaising s0msEiips aAsgre
who resembled the esoapea jag blsa
made his appearance, bis pbrsusr ldsd
him 70 bait abd me man pfhcaeasd .
light into Taylor with astick Seeing
that ~ was about 70 get ~ worst q
IL Taylor pulled his pistol and shot
|hlm The Dab gstuok the head bit
did not brssk the soali
The negro man Is Kelly Heidt and
as soon al he was able be shors cut a
warrant, charging Taylor with assAali
aud attempt to murder
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-24

Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Dunwoody left
last night for Atlanta where they will
remain several days aud then go to
New York aud take the steamer for
Europe.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-24

A large alligator shot from the pa
Yilion, and dragged up in front of the
hotel, attracted much attention yester-
day.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-24

The Quiiman band, composed of.
twenty pieces, after making host Of
friends on the Island, returned home
last night.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-24

Col Hopkins, who was IN charge Of
the Fourth Georgia regiment Is proud
Of thetecord made during his encamp-
ment, which WAS that there was not =
single case Of sickness reported among
the men during she whole time.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-24

Nre G. w Blapion and Master
George Blauton returned home several
days ago, aftera pleasant visit to the
Island,
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-24

Company 9 and part 81 Company 81,
composed 81 boys from Columbus and
Fitzgerald, after pleasant week IN
camp during which they made many
friends. returned sotheir homes yester-
day.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-24

One Of tho most attractive and popu,
lar young men on Cumberland, is Mas
ter Francis shacklefora, who makes
friends with everyone, and is general
favorite with allg
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-24

Dir. and Mrs. Thomas Fuller were
among the guests down this week.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-24
And come around and see
for yourself. We have stacks
of brand new goods. and we
want to keep EN- moylng

Ladies' Ribbed Vests. .. se
Childtens Ripbcd Vests il
Corset Covers s. .s...s... ............. lod
Ladies' shirt W aists. s........ ..s...'... 9ac
schildrcns stockingsb to p years u
Baby caps,worth 200 ...,......s.. Toe
Baby caps,worth soc ...4..4,..4... 2sc
chiidrens dresses, worth soc at ..... 29g
30 Inch bleaching II yards ........... 81
Homespun, yards 25e Ginghams aprons ios
White aprons, worth SOC at.....,....- lTe
White bonneis, worth Zoe at......-... 2ec
Figured lawns per yard 81. ...,......... l-ae
Boys pereaic waists Worth S5e at zoe
Boys and gilis straw hats worth use at l5e
Ammonia per bottle &c Coats thread &c
Hooks and eyes per paper. .....sSs le
Black pins, box. &c. Pins per paper 10
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-24

Miss Vii Collins one 81 the attrac-
tive girls Who has visited The Island.
this saa mer has retained to her home
in Macon, TO the regret of 81.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-24
Judge and Us. William Felton, are
still ag6ong the prominent and aitrac
tiuekuests on the island
Miss En- Waff was charming visitor
to The Island this week.

Col. Themes N. Hopkins, after q
week in camp with the Fourth Geor-
gia regiment, left yesterday, and will
visit Brunswick and Crescent city, be-
fore returning to his home in Tn omas-
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-24

Mrs. Lee Buckley has returned % her
hons 10 Cumberland, after apleasant
ylsitto friends in S. Mary's.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-24

MI. i. Henley Smith, IF Charleston,
spent several days of this week On cum-
berland where he made many friends
Sunday was a big day on The Island
many parties from tAs interior d the
ssate and Brunswick going oysrfor
lew hours
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-24

DR.. G. W. Bienton etnfnea 70
Brunswio esterday after seek u
two as resident physician on Id Island,
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-24
Miss Fannie elIIloheII, j ,IIlomassiIls

Miss Fannie Mitchell, Ihomasyille
leaves IN rev days, after. making
host ~ sfiekds.
a pleasant party from BRUNSWICK,
composed Of Messrs Ievefgne Wits
field, Willis wilder, Frank Mailafd and
Eugene Whitfield sunday on the
Island
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-30
THIS CAWTH0RNE FAMILY.
One Murd cred Her Sou IN Tenn. Other
Killed by 8Eob ia Texas

Chattanooga, Tenn. October %
Clifford Cawthorn, 16 years old, was
found dead in his bed today. His head
was hacked to pieces with baEchet.
Mrs. Cawthorn, according to the police,
confessed later that she killed her son,
because he was bad AMI smoked cigar
cites. She declared, IL Is stated, that 1t
had been her intention to destroy the
whole family. Firemen discovered the
crime when they were called to the house
which evidently had been set on fire to
destroy the body
Mrs. CaWthorn is Frustrated over the
discovery OF her deed.
Fort Worth, Texas, October 29.-Wtl-
liam Cawthorns was hacked to pieces
with pocBeU knives in the hands OF a mob
near Tyler last night. The crowd gath
cred outside a schOOIhouse where divine
services were being held. They got into
a quarrel and disturbed the congrega-
ton. When Ca8thorn came cut and en-
deaYOred to 0uell the disturbance, he was
assailed on al sides and stabbed to death.
-Four arrests were made.
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-30
CHAMPION TRIAL BEGINS TODAY

Biddef0rd, October 2g.-AIfrsd is busy
preparing for the Champion murder trial
which is scheduled to begin tomorrow
morning. But little difficulty is antiol-
pated IN securing a jury as - special
venires have been distributed throughout
the county and fifteen of the jurors who
served throughout the civil term viii
report for duty when the court conYenss
TUESDAY morning,
1T is now believed that the defense
VIII require County Attorney Mathews
and Attorney General Haines, who are
conducting the case Tor the state, TO at
tempt to prove that the four members Of
ths Goodwin household really came to
their death by murder. This. it IS
claimed, Will be a somewhat difficult
matter Lawyers Haley and CleaVes of
Blddeford Will act for the defense.
Champion still maintains his confident
attitude and seems to borrow little
trouble over the result OF the trial,
Mrs. Champion, wife of the suspected
murderer, arrived in BiddefOrd Saturday
night, and has been stopping at O'NeiPs
restaurant sOn Main street. She has
been much pertUrbsd in spirits, and
stoutly maintains the innocence Of her
husband She is suffering from a severe
e0ld, and while brOOding over her trouble,
Scarcely ate anything all the time she
was here.
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-30
BOERs LOST CONSIDERABLY.

London, October 29.-The war Office
has received the following from Lord
Roberts,:
Knox successfully engaged Dewet Oe-
tOber 27. During the BOsr retreat Knox
caught DeWet in the Rensburg drift. The
Beers lost considerably and left two guns
and three wagons in Knox hands. An
other ammunition wagon was blown I'D
by shell. The British casualties were
nil. -
Referring to the JacobsdaI affair, Lord
Roberts says It was due to the tFeaehery
OF the inhabitants who admitted that
Beers TO their homes at night They
opened ire at day break. Fourteen men
were killed and 10 were wounded, mostly
Cape Highlanders. Troops despatched
from the MOdder river drove on the
Beers. i he houses Of the treaeherous
inhabitants were destroyed. Command
ant Bosnian Was killed.
Lord Roberts calls attention to the sin
cFeasing inclination Of the better class OF
the Beers to cooperate with the British
to secure peace, since they lind that
guerilla warfare is visited with heavy
punishment.
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-30
WINDHAM,

Windham Centre, Oct. 20 Miss Edit
Hawkes. is working this week at Duck
Pond for Miss Annie Woodbury..
Joseph and Phoebe Cook OF CASH
stopped Friday and Saturday nights at
Mr.. George Hanson s.
Miss Carrie 2. Lamb has gone to
Portland to WORK in a book store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel ellison, Of Otis
field, visited their daughter, Mrs. Mar
shall Rogers, Saturday ana sunday.
There was the usual good attendance St
the Friends quarterly meeting, SatuTdl
and Sunday, in spite OF threatenins
weather.
Mr.. AbTam Libby purchased th
house former owned by james DuDlaR
Saturday. Thirty-rOur horses and o1,
pair Of oxen were employed IN moving j.
and succeeded in getting it nearly to tb
place where it viii stand, which issOn th
main road nealry opposite Mr. Howard
Sawyer's.
MIR. Frank Cook stopped with Dir. a1l
Mrs. Elijah Cook, Saturday and SundaI
The Congregational Circle viii mel
with Mrs Alice Harper, hindham hlA
Thursday morning.
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-30
THE POLO SCHEDULE.
Seas on Opens tll PortIa nd with Rock
land November g.

Bath, October 29.-The schedule of
games for the Maine Roller Polo league
was drawn up by the team mana gers to-
night and adopted. The dates run to
January 1. The franchise granted to
Bangor was withdrawn. The schedule IN
part, follows:
November Lewiston at Gardiner
November o, ROckland at Portland: No
ts1oDer Z, Portland at Gardiner: Novem-
HSt ., Lewiston at Portland; NOvem her
:, Bath at Gardiner; November 10, Gar
uiner at Bath November u, Portland
az hOoklaDd; November ID, ROckIand
40 Lewiston, Gardiner at Portland; No
EeloeF Il, Lewiston at Bath; NOvem Der
tos Bath at Portland. Gardiner at Lewis
COA AOFem Der is, Portland st Gardner:
november II, Gardiner at Bath, Port
an4 a5 Lewiston; November 10, Lewiston
az h0ckIanO; November 20, Bath at Lew
eseons hCck1and at Portland; NOVsm bar
- GaFdiner at Lewiston, Bath at Port
,1ltng; November %, Portland at Rock-
sesA>.s Lewiston at Gardner; NOvem Der
- PORTLAND at Lewiston; November 20,
lewiston at ROGkland, Portland at Bath
-NONsln Der u, Bath at Lewiston, Gardi-
net az Portland; November %, ROcklaud
- r or Gland taftarncon( Bath at Lewis
-o-s lewiston at Portland (evening); No
VEN Ger 50, Lewiston at Bath: Decsfn Der
4, tsOekland at Lewiston; December 3,
II--en a6 Rockland; December 4, Port
ana a5 Bath, Gardiner at Lewiston. De-
80 80 ger o Lewiston at Portland; Deem
per z, Portland at ROokiand; Deem ber
q Dtt0a at Lewiston, Gardiner at Port
i iI' 15eoembeF 10, Lewiston at RO3k-
3-sAG, cortland at Gardiner; December
- - -NocAiand at Lewiston, Portland al
$50 $50 december u, ROekland at Port
49, december Ii, Lewiston at Bath
DsSSin Der Il, Bath at Portland, Lewiston
hon I0r,r-t7
- --SseN4st0n; December Il. Gardiner at Lew
Ts 1'ecem Der Is, Lewiston at Port
11e,lu Decembe 20, Gardner at Portland
e11sgon at Bath December q, Portland
e AOckland; December y Portland q.
t-SNN 1s5On5 December p, Bath at Lewis
- tAlUernOOn); December %, Gardiner
.---S december IS, Portland at Gardf
- Leceln Der IS, Lewiston at Bath; De
= =, Bath at Portland; Decemba.
= - Lev lston at RockIand; Deeem Der %
PORTLAND at Bath.
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-30
PRISON KEEPER SHOT.

New York, October % Two oolored
prisoners, in an attempt to escape this
morning from the prison attached to the
9TH district court in West 54sh street,
killed Keeper Hugh ModoYern, 81 years
Of age, and probably fatally injured
George Wilson, 80 years old, a 'trusty, -
who had evidently tried to aid Mccoy
ern. One OF the prisoners, Arthur FIana-
gan. escaped, and the other, Frank
Emerson, fell intU the yard adjoining the
prison ana was apparently instantly
killed
Flanagan. who had been employed as
steward IN a fashionable restaurant.
was also under heavy bail for burglary.
lt Is the belief of the attaches Of the
prison that a woman. v no on Saturday
evening came to the prison to see Emer-
son, furnished the file with which the
prison bars were sawed through The
same woman had prior to that time Sc
urad a lawyer for Emerson.