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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-29

ete HSuppe.
eini9lieBt, 10 bat man bas ~iosenannte
Subj" =8ebiet.
Inter Subj" neriiebt man Die
idtpimmenben Snfeln. uelde alfidbrli6
ben 0il blodtrm unb bic @difffabrt
unterbre9en. Sie 8efeitiauHs bieies
.Guobs" 1T nunmebr BON Der enslif6en
&eeierun9 untrnpmmef1 poroen.
Ser Subj" entfiebt aus 9roBen
Mengen Paporusfauben uno anoeren
Sdiliarten, Delde in Dem iumpfisen
@ebiete Der Quellen Der nerf6iebenen
Slafie, bic i9lieBli9 ben 0il biloen,
madden. Sie tudbrenb Der &~egeniation
norberridenOen beftisen Dinoe reiBen
bic untrautpftanaen los. Gin GROCER
She'll oer lebteren finoet feinen @ea in
bas Slubbett, mo Die gflanaen in
5olse beridieoener uriaden in ibrem
2aufe aufgebalten tperoen, lid suiam-
menballen uno ief observation-disclosures.
@eitere gflananmaiien i6mimmen ben
6luB btnab, Bis OieIer fdlieBli9 in
ieinem 2aufe sebemmt 1T, lleberidwem=
munsen eintreten unO Die S4ifffabrt
auf Dem Strome gefdbroet uno bdufig
unm6eli9 miro.
Inter Der alien egpptifden @esie=
rrtna nuroen neridieoeue geriu6e CUR
8eieitisuns oieIes sdifffabrtsbinoer=
mites anseliellt, bod nit nur gerinsem
grfoiee. Sic ciniGadgiseu grbeiten
tuaren feline sriinoli6en, uno in jeoem
folgenbeu Sabre nliroe Der Stub bon
Neuem ourb ten Subj" blodirt. Sic
ensliide &e9ierung bat nun, oa Der
6riebe i'm Suoan tbaiiGdli6 iebt 9e=
ii6ert eridsint, Nrbeitsn CUR pollitdn=
bigen Rsiniguns oes SluBbettes be9On=
men. Sic suIammenaebduften gflansen=
maiien peroen our6 Seuer uno Grplos
fip1offe aufaebrO9en, llno bic e%inselnen
Stiifen ldBt man oann ben Strom
binuntertreiben.
Gnsliide Sngenieure alauben, oab
bel elmer reaelmdbigen Snipisirung bes
Bills Der lebtere bon Dem xSuoo" bats
ernb f~reiaebalten tueroen Tam.
Sic beurige Nepfeiernte IN
Snfel Sans 2ano 1T cine enorme'
Mnn ih0bt lie auf 100, GOO Saller.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-29
M1bert Souiu.

idloiieu, ME lie bereits BON Der Sam=
ura=Nmerita=2inie i'm Sriibiabre 1900
a%ngenDmmen uno 3uerf an ibrem
Sampfer r9%atapia" Dor oeiien QbreiIe
mad Nep Sort am II. Npril B. S.
anaebra6t muroe.
Sic SieIlaoelinie lit bic Marfe.
tpel9e sei9t, tuie tief ieoes Sdiff be-
laoen tperoen fann. Sic behimmt ben
0reiboro oes S6iIfes. oas beiBt ben
ientredten Nbfano Der 2aoemarte ppm
oberHen Sdiffsoef; Der Greiboro III
nad Der 5orm uno Gr6Be Der Sdifie
peri6ieoen.
gis iebt 1T elm @eies iiber Die
S~ieflaoelinie nur in ENGLAND einee=
fibrt. IS murbe 1876 auf Mnreaung
oes unldnslt berhOrbenen parlaments=
mitslieoes Ylimioll in bic .Mer6ani
Chipping Nct" aufsenommen; mad
ibm miro Die Marte Der Sieflaoeliaie
audi plimioll=Marte genannt. Surd
Yarlamentsbei6luB bonn 81. SUM
1892 nuroe Die gefimmuna iiber Die
Sisflaoelinie ueieutli9 periddrft NH
auf iremoe Sbiffe ausgeOebnt, pelbG
englii6e SaIen %anlaufen.
Sic SieIlaoelinie puroe BON De,
Samburg=Qmerita=Sinis aus freier
Stiiden eingeiibrt. SIR energiIdel
Sefiiriuorter tuar Der Sireftrr Der Sc,
ielli6ait, Gilbert gallin.
gilbert gailin 1T Elm nod perhdltniB:
m6Bia juuger Mann. @r uurOe 1857
81 Samburg geboren unb trut 1886 ii
Die gerna!tuns Der Geiellidaft Elm,
Deren mdGtiges gmporhiiiben baupt'
iQdli1 ieiner SlGtiafeil Ill Danfen lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-29

OhotU obafSus
aeb6rte Der 2~eeislatur bon Waffa1u=
ietts unb benz Gonsreb an uno mar
lieutenant. @ounerneur unb @ouperz
neur bes Gtaatss.
gtban Mllen 9it6cod, befien &C.
burtsort Mobile, gla., iii, febt oermas
len i'm &c. 2%ebensiabre. gr mar in
faufmdnniiden ur> gilenbabn=unter.
nebmungen tbdtig, tpurDe 1897 &C.
ianbter In ct. Petersburg uno trat
1898 on bic Gtelle bes bon feinem
Nmte aurtidsetretenen Getretdrs oes
Separtements oes Snneren, gliB.
Sames @ilion. 1885 in GdDttlanb
aeboren. tam 1852 mad ben Der.
Staten. @r bsiddfti9te ii9 nit 2anb=
mirtbdaft, murbe Witglieb Der
@taatslesislatur bon Soma, Mitslieo
bes GDngreiies uno 2ebrer am Mderbaus
College au Mmes.
Sic .9r6bte @eisenernte
unter allen unionsiaaten bat beuer
aanIas gu nerseidnen. Sic Giienbab=
men finoen es faif unmOgli6, Die notb=
tuenOisen Sradtuassons gum 8er=
fanht oes Weisens gu beidaffen. Gin
Statifiter bat ausSere6net, oaB bic
@rnte 1925 @assons Der nOrmalen
@r6Be fillen iuiiroe. Wollte man iie
in 3ugen BON Is Masgoas bef6roern.
10 tuiiroe bies 5000 folder 3ise erfor-
bern. uno t6nnte man oieie 3use su.
iammen fiieen, 10 mirben lie eine un-
unterbrodene &eibe bon Santos Gitp.
Mo., bis nod Buffalo, y. -, biloen,
tpet4e etdbte unsefdbr 1000 Weilen
alsetnanoer liegen. Sm Sabre 1887
tpuroen i'm .Gonnenblumen"-G taate
1000, 600 8uibets Wei3vi, seerntet,
tn 1889 80. 00O, 900 Buibels, in 1892
20, 000, 900 unb In 1893 %, 600, 900
guibels.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-29

oes Gabinstts eriu6te Der grdliOent Die
Gabinsttsm tJlieoer, alb wdbreno fei=
ller s~tueiten @Ominihratipnspetiooe ibre
gprtefeuilles b%eisubebalten. Sur6
feline, Mc&inleps, @isoermabl, 10
fiibrte oieIsr nus, Ga6e oas Gult nidt
nur feline Vo!itit inOpiiirt, ionoern
audi Die Sbdti9teit ieines Gabinetts.
Sc mag bierbsi in Dem grdiioenten
Der @uni9 rsgs 9erueIen iein, nidt nur
be,rdbrte &rdfte unO &atfgeber 5u
bebaltsn, IonOeru aud cine getuiIle
StabilitGt in Teinem neuen Gabinett su
i6afTsn mar bod oas oOn Mcainlep
in 1897 %ernannte Gabtnett einem 5iem=
fiD Harlem 0e0Tel %untelwprfsn. inoem
non Den urIpriingliG berufeuen u,o in
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-29

3out, uno Der Gbef oes SepNrtements
oes Snneren, Sithcpf.
SObn Sap. 9ebOren 1888 81 Salem,
SnD., uno 1861 CUR Ge6tsanwalts=
praris Dor Dem Sberseri6te pDn Slli=
nois sugelaiIen. wuroe Silisiefrstdr oes
Qrdiipsnten SincDlu, fO6t i'm Siirger=
friese nit, mar bann Sefretdr Der gs=
ianotiGaft in Gsierreid, Setretdr Der
GeIanotidaft in Spanien. uuroe 1897
9otidafter am eualilden Sofe uno
1893, na6 Dem 8iidtritte Gbermans.
StaatsIefretGr.
2pman $. Gage erblidte 1886 gu
Serupter, q. g., bas 9ibt Der Welt.
gr miOmete lid, nadoem er Die Ntaoe=
mic 81 @Ome befudt, Dem Sanfmeien
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-29
JllCEin(eUs }sa6inett.
@ls fiinitise critic Scratbcr rnm Yraiis
ocutcu bic bisberigeu anscrIcben.

gSediel i'm 8abiuett-S sppritebenee gseiisna'
tisn seS Observation-Disclosures Diplomas
tiSd,e Sarriere SeS 2taatsie:retdrS-Ser
egGerpau.S efrctGr elm IusIarocr.
man taun nit Ginger Si6erbeit
Ihpn isbt mnebmcn. oaB tas lel'e
Gabinett bss 9rdiioenten Mc&inlep
mad Dem 4. Mdrs 1901, all peldem
Sage Die speite Nmtsperipoe McSinleps
beainut, bauptiddli0 aus ben Wtit=
alieoern pss sesenmdrtigen Sabinetts
lid mieoer suiammsnieBen miro. S,n
elmer urldnsii itattaeiunosaen SiBuns
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-29

lire reIpeftiben Nemter einsetretenen
adt &abinettsangeb6risen nur orei,
ndmlid Ger Sdagamtsietretdr Gage,
Der Marineiefretdr Song uno Der Gbsf
bes Nderbau=S epartements, Wilion,
biz gum beutisen Sage auf ibren
Poaen seblieben finb.
Nuf bic oben ermdbnte Nufforoerung
oes Yrdfioenten McGinlep III btsber,
abseieben bon Dem @eneralantualte
Griqss, feline abiase erfolst, tuoraus
Der e6luB sesogen tuiro. oaB bic So
binettsmitslieoer elmer OVERWHELMING
auf ibre POiien nidt a5seneiat iinb.
minbefens aber bic anselesenbeit in
Grpdguns sieben. @risss miro be-
fimmt aus benz Gabinett ausidetben.
gr mill cine eintrdeli6e 8edtsanualts=
praris iibernebmen uno CAB tpenige
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-29
S 6 n / e {

Sic 9rbBte 96be zines pfer=
bes, Die bislang fefsefellt tuorben,
betrug 2 SUB 6 3oll.
Seutf6e beberberate GroB-
Nem Oorf Iaut Der 3dbluns bon
1896 runo 900, 900, ct. Souls 300,=
600.
Gautfhuf int @eiammttpertbe
BON 800, 600. 900 III in ben leBten bier
Sabren In ben Ser. Staaten einge.
fiihrt tuprben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-29

Gage nod iener Gabinettsfibuns benz
prdiioenten uno ietnen Sollesen i'm
Gabinett ieinen gnti6luB funo, au
r%eiIsniren, tuenn feline oermalise Nmts=
aeit abselaufen lei. Nus s.tpiiien @n-
sidsn Miro ferner seidloiien. baB AUDI
Der Observation-Disclosures Smith cine
epentuelle Wieberernennuns ablebnen
uiro. gs blieben fomit bon ben iebigem
Gabinettsmitslieoern nod feds, Die in
bas neue Gabtnett tuieoer eintreten
biirften. NuBer ben bereits eenannten
Setretdren Sage, Gong unb Wilion
limb oies Der Staatslefretdr 9ap, Der
Getretdr bes &riess=S epartements,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-29

unD mar ppr ieinsr grnennung gum
Sefretar bes GdaBamtes in 1897
grdiiDent Der Grien Nationalbanf bon
@bicaao.
glibu 9lppt BON Stem Sort muroe i'm
Muauf 1899 Sefretdr bes Griegs=9e=
partements, nahDem QlQer bpn oieiem
Poiten suriifgetreten mar. &oDt lit ge=
gentrdrtig IS Sabre alt. gr III Nopotat
uno bat in ieiner Gaterfaot Nem Sort
mebrere 6ifentlibe Nemter betleioet.
Ser Marineietretdr Spbn 9apis
Song tuurbe 1888 in 8udfielo, Me.,
eeboren. Gr iubirte 3edtsmilienidaft
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-29
ll)idtige SdSffabrtsmaRnabme.
Die GimiIbsams Der 3iesfaoeIinie omrdb Die
oemttden eeo,g,erniSg emoNenfdaft.

90 in Der lebten 3eit wieOerhOlt
oeltIde Sdiiie in engliiden SdIen
tueaen lleberlaoung eilen Sbeil ibrer
2aoung ipieoer lOI1en muBten, 10 bat
Die peuti6e Observation-Disclosures
Die GinfiibruiN Der SieilnGelinie be-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-29
TT al ben uel1eiten Mln=
iteru fit 1901.

Otreft aus BEN gr0Bten Tnbrifeu III BEN
Ser. Stuoten be;o9en. @roRe 2lisrpablpon
ilrportirten Sapeten, ortitiide 2lrbeit aus
Teutihloub, Stallen, 6routreih, @nglonb
u1o Gbtna. Gouitdnoige &orrotb an reiuen
9elrii6ten Torbeu, Seleu, Gorriielt, Surzs
item uiw. &ir6eu geforotiou uno 6resc
W}olerei cine Spe3iolitGt.
Safet & GuiGnas,
All I31-5. &pe. iIoli6, ct. GGus.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-29
Gleftrif1er @erdtbemagen.

mittleren 8ei9minoisteit bon l2t
Weilen in Der Gtunbe auridsulegen,
bepor Tie bon Neuem selaoen gu tperben
brau1en.
Der brabt-
IDfen Geographic mad Mar-
eoni'fGem lem 1T neuli4 fir ben
2eudttburm II Den Mumbles uno oas
SeRlano bel 5ifraeombe an Der Wet=
fi1e BON Seponfbire, England, Die
grlaubniB ertbeilt poroen. Ser aum
Sraaen .oes 6Oben Srabtes bel Slfra=
eombe befimmte piuHen 1T ll6 SUB 8
3!oll bod uno bat an Der Balls ] Sub
5 .3oll i'm Sur6meiier, an Der Spige
81 3oll. Gr uiest nabe3u atpei Son.
men.
Seine SdbeI pIIen Die Po=
liaiHen in paris laut elmer tlrali6
bon Dem bcrtisen poliaeiprd ietten
2epine erlaiienen 8erfisuns me9r tra=
aen. gelaste Wafien foIlen lid als
D6llia iiberflliiis eruieien baben. Sic
SduBmdnner erbielten fdmmtlib tuelBe
Gtdbe, pie lie bereits bic ppliaiiten
traoeu. bic ben GtraBenperfebr an ben
beIonoers belebten Stellen 81 uber-
MAIDEN baben. SIR Mufrubrfdlle blei=
ben aber in ben pofien unb Wadlota-
len Sdbel aufsebduft, UNI fofort urn=
oddnallt tuerben unb In Mftton treten
a., xSnAA~
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Der nil-,,SuO0."
Mrbeiten oer G,s6Ianser snr Seieittsune pua
ShiTfabrtssefabre 1T Gssptsu.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. III VgDp6EH'
unaefdhr $50 enaliide Meilen ab=
pdrts BON Gaibpoa. Der burd ben eng
lii6=frans6iiihen 3pii6enfall biiioriid
geuoroenen iuoaneiiiden Staot. t9eilt
iib Der Nil in cine sroBe Nn5abl tleine=
rer Sliiiie. 3iebt man etnen Greis, Der
all bieie sSluBl1ufe unD ben Sauptfanal
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J. J. FRITZ,
80: -: Asbptpsrapbih, -: 's'
n--.s,sc CT EInuN. Witili.
81. geruaiulraRc, ct. GlonS, Nsiul.

8er elm uatursetreues S,iG le.hs. ,s.Up
,eer cine Sreunoess Doer6amtliehstMpps y,
,aaht haben min, tpnInle 81 MIR. ssas ~.
Bhotparappie.8unit MIR 81 ieilfen uss.aI$'
h.; MIR p,rs ie in leoer S,nl'tt erpr1ui.
gute uuo superldiiise Irbe,t segeh s.asg
Sreiie. I'm aenetsten 9ulpruh nitro Re0e's"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-29

Dura bisnft ,nifesu Ct. Dart, MtHnsspslts, 5sIsrs,
Suite, sprtone. Seattis rub gsrtlGne. Strbtnsunssu
Der refIi1 an Gnhpuuftsn fir bic 8prteaei 6teeas,
Oregon nab California gunfte, &lasta, Sasaa rEt
Stina. @srbinsunesH In sen 3niginsstdttsu far aks
6fit6en unb flblt2sn Tunits. 9.
Deali6 laufsnb Stfla ~Iarft:t'
*No. 1 11:25 a. NJ. .No. 2 2:0S p. u.
tho. 8 1l:l5 a.. m. tNo. 4 1920 D. m,
HNo. 5 for W1llmar No. 6 arrives fruh
11:20 q. m. Willmar 1883 q. Il
No. 11:20 p. m. tNo.S $40 .. m.
*No. 12S for Sandstone 700 m.
Willmar accommodation will leave St Cloud
at $50 a. m, returning at 1885 p. m.
No. 3, 4, z and s run via Clea. water.
All trains arrive at and depart from new depot.
*Daily except Sunday.
tDaily.
6fr Iespen. 5tdsts uns rsttsrt Snfrrna:igz fsscs.
ssr sber fdrtitt an
9. q sseise, 6. .. &x.z 81.
81. gIrat, @tru.
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yiinnlt MIDI
fir $500

Sine uette f48
epgpeIt splesn
Wharf.-The NIT
frtiem cher 9e.
eettsm 3tffsr-
hiatt am Stsl
aufsusrettnee
uun Al eute
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-11-21
EULoGlzED HoAR

Boston, November 20.-To become lis
guests at the annual dinner of the Bos-
ton Merchants club which was held to-
night at the Algonquin club house invi-
tations had been extended to the entire
Massachusetts, delegation in Congress
and Congressman-elect and many Of the
Invitations were accepted, although
Senator Lodge and several of the con-
gressmen were obliged to send their
regrets at not being ablo to attend. The
primary topic of discussion was Boston
and Her Harbor'' bat the various speak
ers departed from the text in almost ev-
cry instance to eulogize Senator Hoar
and his patriotic services.
General Joseph Wheeler dropped in
upon the company and was given an
enthusiastic greeting. He spoke briefly
on the cordial relations now existing be-
tween the north and south.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-11-21
This Would Increase
Membership Is or 90.
But the Maine Delegation Would
Remain Intact.

Washington, November 90 -Repressn-
tatiye Hopkins OF Illinois, chairman OF
the House committee on census, which
committee will have charge of the legis-
iation affecting the apportionment Of the
House, today expressed the opinion that
thsre would be no decided effort during
the next session of Congress to decrease
the congressional representation OF the
Southern States because of the disfran-
chisement OF negroes. He said that In
all probability the subject would be dis
cussen, but he thought that upon the
whole, the committee would favor the
plan OF basing representation upon the
number of Inhabitants. Discussing the
general subject Of e-apportionment. Mr..
Hopkins said'
'.The committee on censns will meet
during the first week of the session to
frame a bill providing for re-apportioR-
ment. l think that a proposition will Do
adopted which viii increase the present
membership Of the House. 1t has been
suggested that we authorize one member
for every 19s, 900 Inhabitants. That seems
to be the ratio that is In general favor
among the members OF the committee.
This proposition would entail an In
creased membership OF from fifteen to
twenty members.
According to calculations have made
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-11-21
NAVAL YARDS AND DOCKS.

Washington, November 90 The
annual report of Rear Admiral Endicott
chief of the bureau of yards and docks,
submits estimates aggregating si2,4j6,
800 of which Sli, ,252. $40 is set down for
public improvements. The Admiral en-
phasizes the importance ofhaviug proper
provisions made at an early date for
storing at convenient points along our
coasts the large number of torpedo
boats which are now being completed
and put afloat. Admiral Endicott states
that several of the yards should be con-
siderably increased in area and particu-
larly the yard at Norfolk.
The importance of enlarging the naval
station at San Juan, Porto Rico, is
touched upon and it is said that ro-
quest for the transfer of tract Of land
belonging to the war department to the
navy department for this purpose will be
entertained. The bureau recommends
the improvement of the channels con-
Meeting the navy yards at Portsmouth,
n. H., and Mare Island, with the sea.
At Boston the works have failed three
times, tho third failure requiring re-
pairs OF the most substantial and radical
character which are now being made.
The arrangements for the final purchase
from the Spanish government of the
floating steel dock at Havana were in
terrupled by the outbreak of yellow
fever there and the final inspections have
been deferred until safer time.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-11-21

merchantmen are In the harbor and hun.
dreds Of British sailors invariably come
ashore when there IL any function OF
popular interest in progress. Their pres
ence At time like this would invite dis
order but the harbor Is completely de-
nuded Of British ships. the last having
sailed this afternoon. The Boer delegates
fully appreciate the disadvantage aocru-
ing to their cause from the fact that the
French welcome to Mr. Kruger Is mainly
engineered by the snti-ministsrial party,
thus detracting immensely from its poIit-
ical Importance.
Messrs. Fischer and Vessels who were
interviewed by the correspondent of the
Associated Press this afternoon expressed
regret at the partisan character which
the demonstration is assuming. They
compared IL with their welcome in the
United states by the Democrats. which
they declared had prejudioed the Repub-
licans against them. Both insisted, how
ever, that the result OF the American
elections have in no way modified their
hops that the United States would yet
support the Boer cause.
''Ihe United States" said Mr.. Fischer,
remains force in the councils OF civil
ized nations; and we trust this force will
eventually be exercised in bringing the
war to euch an end rs VIII protect our
rights. So atrocious have besn the cruel
ties practiced by British officers and men
upon our womsn and children, that we
would rather light the cruel and blood
thirsty Basutos and zulus than the
British army. Our men, whose homes
have been burned and whose women and
children have been carried into captivity
will light to the death. No Boer general
will surrender
Ths delegates said 1t was significant
that General De Wet, "whose heroic ex-
ploits have awakened the admiration and
sympathy Of the British people" was not
now mentioned in The British dispatches.
MIR. Fischer explained that this was
due to the fact that the British govern
ment snow realizes that De Wet is be-
coming too popular in England"
MIR. kruger's plans are not known to
the Boer delegates hers. His rugged and
independent character opens up possi-
biIity of activity absolutely contrary to
the opinions of his representatives in
Marseilles; but IL thought unlikely that
he will issue declaration OF any kind,
before reaching Holland.
MarseilIes. itself, except for the pres.
ence of Beers, pro-Boer deputations and
Journalists, does not bear the aspect OF a
city about to indulge in greaS demon
stration. Hardly q flag is visible any
where. The weather forecast for tomor'
row is unpropitious. A drilling rain
has fallen all day. This, however, win
not prevent the assembling OF vast con-
course. Some notion OF the feeling OF
the Inhabitants may be gathered from the
appearance OF an article in q local paper
comparing Mr.. Kruger to Christ.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-11-21
PORTO RICO NOT USED TO VOTING

Washing ton, November e0--In per-
sonal letter Gov. Allen of Porto Rico,
describing briefly the work attending
the first general election in the new
possession, says 1t proved no small
task to bring the people to she island up
to proper understanding of the i'm
portance and significance OF the occasion.
They always had been governed by mill
itary rule, and the privilege Of ths fran
chise was something new and novel to
them. There was total registration OF
l22, zoo. AS rule the federals refrainsd
from voting. The Republicans had a
majority OF 60, 900 and elected every mem
ber OF the legislature. Great interest is
shown in the coming meeting Of the
legislature on the third proximo, as 1t
will be the first time In its history that
the people of this island have had an
opportunity of legislating for them
selves.
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FUTURE PossIBILI-


as port of entry are simply enormous.
1t is one days sail nearer to Europe
than from New York and as 1t takes
about so tons of coal day to supply one
large steamship like the "Kaiser vii.
liam De Grosss," 1t can readily be seen
what an advantage there is Ito shorten
the trip about 1000 milss.) Then when
you consider that Portland is about as
near the Great West as New York, ana
that the Gran1 Trunk Railway is deliy-
ering thousands of tons OF freight to
New York, first bringing it to Portland
and thence forwarding 1t to New York
via the Maine Steamship Co, the ar
rangemert Is complete.
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Augusta, Me Nov. 20, lG

Augusta, Me Nov. 20, 1900.
Hon. Byron Boyd, ssecrotary of State
Committee, Augusta, Maiue;
Sir-I hereby tender my resignation as
me m Der OF the state committee for Ken.
nebec county, to take effec5 when the
new state committee shall organize, In
January next. do Il thus early In
order that there may be mpls time for
the county committee to select my sue.
cessor and Tor the state committee to
decide upon another chairman.
/ became member OF tine state COM
mittee in 1881 and have served contin u
ously for 20 years. In 1852 was made a
member or the executive committees; In
1885 was sele cted chairman Of the state
committee and have served in that ca
pacity for 10 years. II the position is one
OF honor and responsibility. have had
my full share. If it is one involving
work and sacrifice, l have done my part.
1t Is with great pride that l look back
to the time when l became a member OF
the executive committee when this state
was In the hands OF the Fusionists and
bl6 nepuDlAChn Htkey was N0S VA RSWNA
and to the series OF uninterrupted vic
tories that have since been won; fer 1t is
certainly gratifying TO me that the party
has never suffered defeat during my long
administration as the head of its politi-
cal organization. 1 retire with the deep
est feeling of regret because l have al
wa Us had the hearty and generous CO.
operation OF ali my associates. As / step
down from the position, and enter the
ranks, my interest will still be strong
and intense for the future success of the
principles of the party to which l am
deeply attached.
/ stand ready in season and out OF
season to serve under the new comman-
der OF the party in every contest that
may occur and wherever can be OF SER
vice.
The organization of the party Is left
free from debt, with money in Its treas
ury, in full power, and In splendid con-
dition.
AS new and younger blood takes up the
duties which lay down, hope and
sincerely trust that the victories of the
party in the years to come will be even
more glorious than they have in the years
that are past.
am, with great respect, your obedi-
ent servant,
]. II. Manley.
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WHAT MR.. BROWN STOLE.

Cincinnati, November 20.-Ths experts
at work on the books Of the German Ma
tional bank at Newport, KY, reported
tonight that they have SO far found O
shortage OF $4,000 In the books OF Frank
M. Brown, the missing cashier, and
they are not yet through. There have
been all kinds of reports today about
Brown having been seen at indianapolis
and other places since he left last We'd
nesday, but none OF these reports Is
believed here and his whereabouts are as
M uch q mystery as ever.
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DEATH OF REAR ADMIRAL
STEMBEL.

New York, November 2).-Rsar Ad-
miral Roger N. Stenbel, retired, died
from pneumonia today in the Fifth Ave-
nue. hotel. He would have been ninety
years old next month, and with the ex-
ception of Thomas o. .Seltridge, the elder,
had more years OF life and service than
any man in the list Of rear admirals.