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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-04
Gin Anb6aid)er bri Oofe.

Nm Sofe oes G0nias Sriebrid Wil=
6elms ces 8ierten BON Preuben eridien
auneilen bel defenders feiiliben Ge=
legenbeiten Der General a. 8. 6ans
@oler gu Yuttlib. Der Batter bes EiG=
ters Gjufap gu YuttliB. Ser alte Serr
NOR allaemein aefiirdtet ue9en ieiner
fartafiiden 9emertunsen, nit oenen
er Niemanoen beridonte. 8ei elmer
sroBen Goiree i'm f0nigliden Gdloiie
trat Der &6nis, als er Gerik belt, aud
an General puttliy beran nit ben
Morten: vWie sebt es Sbnen. mein
lieber puttliB2"-.S9 banfe guer
Wajefdt fur Die sndoiae Nadfrase,"
ertpioerte Der General nod ben rM. q.
g." .ieitoem aber guer Majelidt b6hfi=
ieliser 9err Batter bic @nabe 9ebabt
bat, uns bic 6GlIte bon unierem Ge-
MIGRATE einsaaieben, muB ib mid sshhr
einidrdnten. Ser G6nis ieBte barauf,
obne cine weitere Sraae gu tbun, ieinen
&~unoaang fort.-8ei 8%eleaenbeit Der
@ermdbluns Der prinseIiin stefanie,
Der dltelien Sodter oes SiirIten Garl
Gnton BON Sobenaollern=s ismaringe1,
nit benz G6nige Son 2uis BON por=
tuaal. bate oieier benz Sberfhoiceremoz
nienmeilier am preuBiiden 6ofe, Srei=
BERN b. Gtillfrieo=R attomib, Den Sitel
zines 8rafen BON Mlcantara perlieben.
Baron stillfrieb erfreute lid feines=
tuees beionoerer 8eliebtteit bel Der 0of=
9eielli6aft uno bate piels Seinbe. 9ls
turse 3eit nod jener @ermdblung Der
General YuttliB mieoer einmal an
einem Seiie bel 0ofe tbeilnabm. batte
er lid ermiioet in einem Sauieuil mics
oergelaiien, uosu er ein= iiir allemal
uegen ieines boben glters pom G6nige
Defenders Die G~rlaubniB erhalten. @Iei1
baraui trat Der Sberttbofeeremrnien=
meiIsr beran. nm i'm al b~eariiBen.
Ser 8eneraf begann ipiort nit Den
Gugcn 81 blinseln. als oh er nidt oeut.
LID iehen Tonne, mas er ftets Al tbun
pflegte. iuenn er Semanoen nit elmer
maliti0ien Ysmerfuna begliidmiiniden
tDcllte. Nah %tnr3er, auBerorbentlid
b0ilidcr llnterbaltung fraats quttliy
in artlaem Sone: .Wit mem babe id
oenn Die Gbre?"-.Sh bin Der 0raf
bon Nlcantara. grccllen3," lautete Die
Gntuort. -. Nd! oas ireut mid isbr.
mein lieber 6err @raf.1 erfpioerie Der
9eneral unfer lcbbaItem Nugenblin-
seln. mod Der Gimme 81 urtbeilen
siaubte id nniGnalib. es lei Der alte
etliae StillirieD!" Man tam iih .eift
oas pcrbliiiite 0eiidt uorliellen, oas
Der Ssrr SberhhofeeremonisnmeiIier
mnhtc, tpdbrenD Die umfiebenoen nur
nit Wiibe Elm iautes Weldhter unters
briiden fonfiten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-04
JnaOemoi(eqe.
Sktps non ailaas Rittlann.

.GlIo Sbr tpcllt bod auf ben gl.
ION 'Iden Bail beute Nbeno2"
,Gelbfperitdnoli9. liebe Mama.S
sd ba6te nur, gu babet Gngf
tpeaen Bulbs Sdls9en2"
,a6, oas bis6en Gatarrb! uno
Dann-WaDemoiielle bleibt ia auf.1
so, freili6, Maoemoiielle Sbr
f6nnt ipirtli6 frpb iein. 2ena. oab Sbr
bieie Yerle sefunOen babt."
,eino mir audi, rieiie. Mamaden.A
.@enn i1 bente. mas lie leilet.
llno oisier unbeidreiblide Satt. Sc
raoe 10 iunse Mdoden aus suten So
milien iino manhmal unausfebli1 in
bienenDer Stellung."
.Sreilid, freilib, Mamaden. Na,
i6 bebanOle lie aber bod al6 ME elm
egngel. 9as muBt gu suseben. uno
nun, ni6t nabr, Su p~erseiGf-2"
Sic Gdmieaermama 9ing lno Srau
2ena ma1te Spilette. SilOidOn iab lie
mis- in Der neuen rpia Grepe De 9bine=
&ote, qeraoesu blenoeno! Sic mari
ibrem Spiegeltilo einen perliebten Slid
au unD patidte lid iuoblsetdllia auT
Die glatte. polle. iAneemeiBe Shulter.
Sa iiel ibr nod etfDas elm. Sbnell
gum S6reibtii9, Grau BON Billions
griei pesihlieBen. 3ie gutmiitbise alte
Game hattie sebeten. oh man bic dar=
mante feline SransOiin nidt mitbrin=
gen mollte. Nber bas aing bD1 niht
an. G6on Der ainoer mesen. uno
~bann-Maoempiielle bate 10 iebr ee.
fdifte Sinserden; lie mnete abiolut
beute @beno nod 2enas 3otofofotiim
in Stano ieBen. 2ena iollte ia morgen
bel Der Gommanoeuie in einem lebenDen
giloe cine @atteau'i9e Sddferin bars
HELEN. Nein. MaDemoiielle NOR babeim
au notbig. uno nun nod elm leBter
glid in pas Ginrersimmer. Maoe-
moiielle Iiano eben Dor ghbis gett1en
uno l6ffelte benz beftig @ioeritrebenoen
Meoisin elm. Sebr niebli1 mar Tie,
bic tlsine Sransoiin nit ben fdmalen
abfallenoen S9ultern, Der feinen
Saille. tenn braunseideitelten briinet=
ten &6pfden. Nlles on ibr aierlid unb
FORFEIT, 10 redt Der Sppus bes tpobl-
/. srsOsenen frans6iiiden iunsen Mdo-
6ens aus benz b~eiferen Mittelfanoe.
Wlit seriireutem 9d9eln trat 2ena on
bas Sett6en.
$50, Waoemciielle, uno ni6t pabr,
Sic meiien nodmal bic Semperatur?
uno ieben Sic nur gu, oaB Der lleber=
ipurf ben ridti9en 3ototo=S dpung
triest. nidt mabr9 gpropos, Sic ellen
ia 10 germ Sals=Gafes gum Sbee. SIM
Buffet lieben nod nel6e. NDieu! !"
Gena raui6te binaus uno fam fih iebr
aiitig Dpr. MaDemoiIelle MAJ anoerer
&nii6t.
Su tam aud Der Serr Sanptmann
nod einntal berein, fiiBte Die beioen
tleinen Mdoden. ermabnte Yubi, Ma-
bemOiielle ni6t gu biel Notb gu MAIDEN,
tno reidte oann Der tleinen 6ransOiin
frennoli6 Die Snno: .Goieu, Geeile.
Sic ,eben ia 10 triibielig aus. 6eblt
Sbnen mas? S6noe. oaB mir beute
nitt rieoer nit chamber @alser tans
gen t0nnrn. mie nculit. nidt mabr2"
rGjiintber. mo bleibIt Sup" rief es
brauben. rGrmme ihon.~ uno er elite
hinnms mnnOmniiOlfo ihnmte linn md
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-04
Siplomatiihe Musfnnit.

Siplomatiiae Musfnnit. Nls BET
G6nig @eDra HI. BON England i'm
Sabre 1904 @nfalle bon @eiftespertpir.
rung gu aeisen anfins. Derbreitete iid
in Yaris bas @erii6t, er nd,e eeftor.
ben. Gin Barrier 8antier, benz aus
80rfen3mefen piel an Der &idtieitel.
lung oieies 8eriidtes seleaen mar. bat
f9riftli6 ben Miiniiter Salleprano UNI
cine NuoienS, Die ibm au1 gemdbri
tpurne. .@as balten Monieianeur bon
BEN in Paris perbreiteten 8erii6t? 81
@ecrg III. toot ooer nibf?"-.W ein
Serr," e~ntsegnete Salleprano ernft. i'd
braude in oieier Nnselesenbeit niAts
au perbeimliden unb mare erfreut. tuenn
Sbnen meme Mittbeiluns etruas niiben
f0nnte.A - .Nb, Monieisneur baben
mir ettuas mitsutbeilen?" - ~@emiB.
aber nur unter benz Gieeel Des itrens.
itenGebeimniiies. -. Moniisneur t0n.
men perIi1ert iein, baB-1-,@ut. 80.
rem Sic alio! Sic Ginert bebaupten,
Der Gonia 8eors bon gnslano lei toot,
bic Nnoeren, er lebe nod; mas mid
betrifft, 10 slaube id neoer bas Cine
nod oas Nnoere. Ties iage i'd Sbnen
aber nur i'm 8ertrauer unb bite. mid
nit bieier Mustunft Niemanb seseniibe,
blob3uftellen. "-9er Banter muBte ge.
mug. gr biitete lid natiirlid, oas @r.
gebnib feiner unterreouna nit Sallep.
ranb Der Geffentiidteit preis5useben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-04
Sismard's eiiernsr SierS

mar Die Solse ieiner herrliden @es
lunebeit. unbesdbmbare Willens'
fraii mirb nidl %seiuncen uno groBars
rye e nr,yit "-.-. o. .:.sen msnn
Nsaaeu, yebsr, NIeren unc einses
meioe anBsr Oronumg lino. Wenn
lbr oieie Gigenidaften uno oersn ers
lola beiipen mollt, sebraudt Or.
!0ina's Teue Pebenssvilen. Sieent
mideln ieoe Strait bes @sbirns uno
oes 6orpsrs. Nmr % Gents IN ".
s. 0ubn's apotbefe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-04
9e0ankfn(plittfr

sc gtbt DteniGeu. auf beren @efift ge.
fhrieben itebt, oab ie eoel uno gut fiuo. gin.
beren fiebt man an, bab fe IS gerue oaraui
f1reiben mohten.
9fehuuns on benz Sflaf nur TRACE,
9tiht perfiimml're ieine 9feftei
Oeiuer fur3en Groeutage
Sfulo iino oft Die langen gtdfIte.
Sc 1T .ein fleines llnreht, benz @ro6en &c.
geniber 3teft 3i bobel.
Das mirtlife @enie III ME MODERN, neil es
elmer i3eit uorars ut.
Sic @eneinheit iudbt bel guter Chatter mad
ffleften, Der Gbelniuth bel ihledten 2bateu
naf guten .Sepeggrinoen.
@eopfert miro Der meiffen Meuifen i3eit
Nuf benz Yltarttlf, Der @eihmdbigteit.
@edt gu bebalten 1T idmerer. ais Siedt gu
baben.
Dian iast" 1T meift Der gesinn elmer Ser.
lennlOuIa.
Cos prrhrnrrt.
Same: pie iinOen Sic. Die Chr
geh1nae?"-0err: Sic gerlen iino
febr .lein-!"-Tame: .Sbo. lie
baben 500 Mart aetotet!"-9err:
sd meine nuiiirlid i'm @erbdltniB ~
ben Sbren!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-04
Sa,mm.
Don >. aroian.

Ep(nter bat dIes berettet snm Gef,
palte nm fern bid1. eiSfsinoltfer Wefi
2eidht ionft %serft6rte bein miloerer 1audA,
No has @eihmeioe dm Baum uno ON
Stranh.
Biak nnr, Sfrpinb, on fhaffIt ms uidbt Motb,
Serseu iino morm ia mn @aaseu iino roth.
Nber 81 beitia nidt itilrme etnher,
9artere @dnslein ionit i~rierei gu iehr.
., mie bat S8iuter aeid,miidt iih ben Goal.
8lintenoe Spiessl aui Sohn nne inn Shali
@aS fir @ehduae am Nels NIB ain Dad,
SSas fur @e,ad' iiber oampfenoem Sodi
tleber Den Sluren-peroients ntft ben Erets
Eouberiten 2inuenS-lieat ifimmern S9Sei6.
Sierlids Soaelin6pureu oarin
Siebu wie %biueiuseitidt Sriiber iih bin.
6ord mr.. mas III es, oas lib unterbri4t
partloie Stile? GrltredenoeS nifti
S6littengeldute. 10 mllnter mo heu,
9ad)en basu-wie p~erflingt IS 10 idlutui
Sor,nloSe SuaenS tn bmntem 9emiihl
Saut ans Dem Sdnss itdl SeidboiIe snnn Spiel.
Sebt nrr Den S%dueemannl Sn oroutger
Stub
Siebt er benz 8rieg. benz persuisliden, 81.
1ob ani e~efegter, ouf aldusenber Balm,
Nas fir ein Spiel TN Gnteileu rno Nahni
gYas fir elm 9Sehiel int 5reffeu nnb Nliehni
Sersen. is idlaser. NIB Augen, iie glIhn.
amor l6uft mit-ad, 10 CART nod, NIB fein,
Riitbt err I'D, bod in ben ihmebenoen Ste!bn.
S6rtlihe Slife beasgnen iib leibt,
SauD miro Der SanS mie burt Sufau &c.
reiht.
Eis III pergdualid. Sd,uee bat nttt Sefane.
gDort miro uergeiIen, Sano trifft rttt nlebr
Sauo.
1as miro ,srsauasn iein, mas miro beffehn.
gpenn wieoer miloe Die Of6r;liifte pebnp-
1gounieer Nroittas nit Sian, uno init Sfa0i
&oum nuo @eitr6udbe behdngt NIT &riitau.
Qufiges Greibeu auf ihimmerioem SEE,
S1lummernbe SeIlhen tief, tief inter
S4Iee!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-04
Guir, rt,tfud,.

.35enH SH Gi5 nidyi a%effdnii. 90.
qor, unierer Godin. Der imperiinsntsii
YerIon, 81 tiinOl9en. odun itreite ih
gang einidd meIusm Gntsl in Chicago.
bdB a auf emIae gaod,en gu uns tsruber
lommen iDll-oer bot lie gleia aus BEN
6ausI-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-04
Grrd1dftauriusfu.

Gunbe: .Wenn Die @ittre pirts
li6 elm iolhes 3ieienpermoaen bat.
tparum beiratben Sic lie 1ift ielber?"
- 0eiratEspermittler: sd
uerOe mid bod nidt um Die fdone
Brppiiion brinaen T.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-04
~-&1vn1ItN09 pen 3 JQllllar 1SuO.
Die suppt oss DerrnD ifHnlsl

Gin iioidmeoiider 9ifdoF- 10
Ihreibt man aus Gtodbolm-hntte
unter ben jiinaeren Geiilihen ieines
Gtittes einen ara aerltreuten aoin-
miniier, bon BEN bic Ga9e 9ing. oaB
er; F1ledteroinas nidt i'm Stanbe iei,
Gins INN borselegte Graae Gilf Der
Gtelle gu beantmorten. 8eihah es, bob
i'm iraeno Elm Gemeitosmitgiieo In
elmer sn~selesenbeit interpellirte. 10 per-
Infte Der Serr Gomminilier re9el-
mdbia, ii3 ourd bic. beoadtise 3rui-
idenrepl.f: ~Sa. oastdmetpobt o'rauf
an !" cine turse 6rilt 81 meitfrem Ye-
nenten 81 peridaffsn, ebes en- feline eno-
giltige @ntnort ertbeilte. Ser Sifhof.
nelder oisie tleine. shmdde feines
unter9ebercn serrE ourd cine art &a-
oitalfur bcleitisene mollte. nabm lid
Dor, ben S>errn aomninifier bel Der
nddIien Spnooe coram publieO elm
mol .aufiiBsn" sulaiien. Ser Sag oes
seiiliden Spnpents nabte beran uno
nod altiiblicer Site nereinigten iid
Die Serren Snmpalen nah G6luB Der
amtliden 8cmtbunaen i'm prddti9
betortrten espsiieiaale oes Serrn
8ii1ois. UNI nas BON Gr. gminen3
offerirte Mttassmabt einsunebmen.
Nls bic liehitGa oufenoe 6leiihbriibe
berumgereiht murbe,. ert6nte pl0Blih
bic Gimme beg 8aifgebers, Der unter
berbaltenem 2ddc!n Der iibriaen Slid.
gdite ben etui9 ,erEtreuten Gomminifer
nit f~ol9enoerJ raNs lberraihte: -Wir.
ben Sic ea fir iiia> bait erahten. 6err
g., fpenn man e ie raa Sale elmer Notb-
taufe-bd. 9dnatifem Wansel an fri
fGem Maiier-bittea iDllte, gu benz
Saufafte elm paar 25ffel-Sup Su
bermenDen?1 grompt ert6nte bic ~fteren-
tppe 3eoepenouna srriid: .Sa, oas
tdnle tnobl b'rauf an !" Ser Yiihof uno
nit ibnl bic antpeienoen 9erren Spno.
oalen tonnten fid nun cod nidt ent-
baltea, bur4 allsemeines Shiitteln oes
Gopfes- benz Germ Gomminiiier lire
ueberrafbun9 funb au tbun. Ser 10
beimtiidii9 Mttafirte fubr aber alsbaio
nit fol9enoer grlduterung fort: .Geben
sic, ih benfe mir ben Gall 10: r,iirpe
man mid pe~ranlaiien molten, ben fras-
iden 9aufatt 9eraoe nit einem She'll
jener Suppe au Derridten. Die Der Serr
Biidof uns ansubieten Die Cite bat.
10 mdre oas natiirlih ilnobaIte 9er-
f4tpenouns; bic oiinne @aiieriuppe
aber, bic mir armen Gomninilier auf
unierem Slide feben, miiroe id oagegen
gang u~nbeoentlih benuyen, menus 10
fein miiBte !A-Ge. @minen5 baben nod
bieier nidt seraoe .3eriireut" ~tlinaenoen
&eplif oes 9errn Gomminiiters Der
tpeiteren getebrungsperiiden Nbfano
9enommer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-04
emmerb0riofe /.

g'ne re'dts 9Imr. w,l he onrh TT. Fs
dhnfion's iiiniiidhS Shrirnmnle .. Sfursr.
asrIaissi nsS Ca7sasaai i. lit Dos. ea
nh ha, fem m S%rffttut eru SD : u"n
- .mO Trgar %urermnfi, edmit ioiste foub
M idu'rh0 ile Be'irrsit me dbe uiflf be
thut | h,iie n. ih pn Onr'romme'n N sr
! ne lie ;, reifibn nirnff sisatteu 'cnn a
SRI /, rrcHf' man aor fiiren: yeo. ass. ia
sut'tut Ni.hoiian. 7SD, 8. Auenue. NJ
Yorf. A 1r
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rolps Wonderland rhea,cr.

A big audience enjoyed the perform ance at Poli's last night and attested their enjoyment by rounds of applause and laughter. The audience was per fectly astounded by the great acrobatic feature, "The Halloway Trio" an ag- gregation of marvels from the Winter Garden, Berlin. They do all manner of strange feats on the high wire, even a cake walk, and all of it is very clever and extraordinary. Barnes and Sis son, in the clever and neat example of comedy and song, "The Marriage Brok er,' made a big hit, and so did Sager Midgeley and dainty Gertie Carlisle, the clever young soubrette and come dienne. sOther acts in the bill are Mar shall and Darling, the pretty comedien- nes; Hafford and Worth, the Skating Rexos, Charles Barry and Hulda Halv- CTS, and Eldora and Norine. Prices: Matinees, 10c and 20c; evening, 10c, 200 and BOG; ladies at matinee, 10c.
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do he will arrest those who have com mitted this crime, if it takes ten thou sand men,
 "As I expected,' the bishop relates, "the chief was very angry, and spring. Ing to his feet began to talk violently. I folded my arms and sat down. When he paused, I said quietly: 'Flatmouth, are you talking or am I talking? If you are talking, I will wait till you have finished. If I am talking, you may wait till l have finished. The h. dans all shouted, 'Ho! ho!' Their chief had committed a great breach of cour- tesy towards me, their friend
 overwhelmed with confusion. Flat mouth sat down, and I knew that the ground was mine. I then told them that when I heard of the pine sale. wrote to Washington and protested against it; that I went to the man who bought the pine, and told him that should oppose the sale and carry the ,mtter into the courtsa. ."-Atlantic Monthly.
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continuation of prose writing, but also because it binds the whole structure to- gether. On the one side would be the writing which tends more and more to the colloquial, which, beginning with such finished and exquisite talk as Dry den crystalized in his writings, runs off into the slack and nasty style of jour- nalism; on the other side, such, more splendidly and artfully colored prose as Sir Thomas Browne's or the ponderouS weight of Dr. Johnson, degenerating in the hands of lesser men into preciosity or pedantry. And with such explana- tions we fold our hands in the comfort able feeling that here, at any rate, is one question of literature settled for good; the standard of English prose style is the standard of the authorized version of the Bible; that style is D clear and so noble that there is nothing more to be accounted for.--J. H. Gardi- ner in the Atlantic.
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THE KEYSTONE OF ENGLISH
 IT

In all study of English literature, if there be any axiom which every one has accepted without question, 1t is that the ultimate standard of English prose style is set by the King James version of the Bible For examples of limpid, convincing narrative We go to Genesis, to the story of Ruth, to the quiet ear nestness of the gospels; for the min- Pled argument and explanation and ex- hortation in which lies the highest pow CT of the other side of literature, we go to the prophets, and still more to the epistles of the New Testament: and for the glow of vehemence and feeling which burns away the limits between poetry and prose, and makes prose style at it's highest pitch able to stand beside the stirring vibrations of verse, we 70 to the Psalms or the book of Job or the phophecies of Isaiah. or to the trium- plant declaration of immortality in the epistle to the Corinthians. If one were to figure the whole range of English prose style in the form of an arch, one would put the style of the Bible as it's keystone; and one would put it there not because it is the highest point and
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BISHOP WHIPPLE AND THE INDI-
 ANS

Most interesting is Bishop Whlpples account of the manner in which he once prevented an Indian outbreak "Cour- teousness of speech" he says, "ls marked characteristic of the Indian. IL is an act of great rudeness to interrupt another, and the last words of every speech are have done Knowledge or this fact once enabled me to settle Se- rious difficulty. The Indians at Leech Lake had heard--as was the fact-that the government had sold all of their pine without their knowledge and con- sent" An uprising was imminent, ana the Indians had already killed the gov ernment cattle Bishop Whipple was requested by the president to go to Leech Lake and negotiate with the In dianS. Tt was in the dead of winter, the thermometer below zero ana the snow deep. It was a journey Of seven ty-five miles through the forest, and it took us three days to reach the lake, The Indians came to their council in paint and feathers, angry and turpu- lent" F'latmouth their chief, made violent speech, to which the bishop re- piled briefly as follows:
 "I shall tell you the truth. It will not be pleasant to my red brother. When you killed those cattle you Ztruck the Great Father in the face. When you stole those goods you committed a crime. l am not here to tell you what the Great Father will do. He has not told me. If he does what he ought to
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Local Weather Report FOR MAY l6 lJJj.
Brief Mention.
High water to-day, 12:4S p. m.
 Bargains in shoes at Howarth Bros

Brief Mention.
 High water to-day, 12:4S p. m.
 Bargains in shoes at Howarth Bros.
 The Light Guard have their annual field day to-day at the Westville range. A sheep bake will also be served
 The Alumni club of the Sacred Heart school will hold it's monthly meeting this evening at 7:3O in the school hall All the members are requested to be present
 This evening the Ladies' Aid society of the Epworth M. F. church will hold a strawberry festival at the church and a large attendance and very enjoyable affair is expected.
 The county commissioners have is sued 103 full liquor licenses. This is thirteen less than were issued up to May 16, 1899. Yesterday $7O75 were taken in in liquor license fees.
 The schooner Susie P Oliver, from Porto Rico, has arrived with 5O2 hogs heads of molasses for Stoddard, Kim berly & Co This is one of the largest arrivals of molasses by vessel in sev- eral years.
 The Mems Neighborhood club met last evening at POP Franklin street. E. Oatley gave an address on socialism, Tonight there will be a reception for all members of the club and their wives at the same place.
 The Willing Workers circle of King s If Epapp M El church held an entertainment and sale last evening in the church parlors. Fancy articles flowers, ice cream and lemonade were disposed of and a very pleasant time was enjoyed
 Superintendent Kendall and the com mittee on schools have commenced the annual task of revising the list in prep aration for the appointment of teachers for another year. The list will come be- fore the board at its meeting one week from tomorrow night, probably,
 The regular monthly meeting of the Young Mems Republican club will be held tonight in the club parlors. The financial secretary, F. J. Rice, has re- signed and his place will undoubtedly be filled at this meeting. There are sev- eral candidates in the field
 The government examining board will hold an examination in the federal building next month for candidates who wish to try for the positions of inspec- tor hulls and inspector of boilers. The salary of the inspector of hulls is $1- 800 per annum, and of the inspector of boilers, $1,500 per annum.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-05-17
I,rane1Igfs' Guide
New York, New Haven and
 Hartford k. R.
December 3 1S9e

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 FOR NEW YORK-*4:O5. '4:5o. xs:1o. 4:oo. "S:OO. "S:1O, S:SO. +9:35, x10:3O a. .n., lz.oo, l2.O5, "1:30. (parlor car limi- loo, ~5:l0, 5:35, 6:30, +7:1O. .3:10. S:1s soiIuseport accommodation). '9:10, 9:15 p: m. Sundays-*4:05, *4:5O, xS:oo a. m.. '2'S0, x4:30. xe:15, s7:1O. *S:10 .s:3o. FOR WASHINGTON via Harlem River-+1;O5 411:5O D. m. (dailyl.
 FOR BOSTON via springfleld-s1.1o Ilo:lo *ll:O5 a. m., ~1:45 *5:52 D. m. Sundays-~1:10 a. m., +5:52 D. m.
 FOR BOSTON via New London and Piovidence-"2:1O, .2:2O. *11:35 (narlor car hmlted) a. m., "12:o5 *2:47, s4;15, -4;66. "6:55 D. m. Sundays-+2:1o, s2.26 a. m., *l2:05, *4:55 "6:55 D. m.
 FOR ABERDEEN, HARTFORD. 9 9spEaNGF1ELD, etc.-"1:1o. GAO. 500, alV:lo' -l1:O5 a. m.. 12:10. '1:45, 3:1O, 5:0o, ,o:oz' (6:l5 to Hartford S:OO. 1000, .d:Io to Merlden) p. m. Sundays- l;lg a: m.' 12;1O "5:52 S:2S p. m. NEW LONDON DIVISION
 TUT New London, etc.-*2:10, s2:eO, t:oo tGullford acc.j, i0:0S, i1:O5. +11:3S opalior car ilmited) a. nl.. *12:05, *2:47. 9'oo' @4:l5, "4:55, 5:15, 6:15 (to Saybrook Junction, +6:55, 11:20 (Guilford acc.) D. m sunday-"2:10. %2:2O q. m.. s12:G5, S4:55. "6:55 D. m.
 AIR LINE DIVYSION-
 TOT Mlddletown, Willilnantic, etc., 1:4o a. m.. 12:55, "2:33, 6O5 D. m. Sum- oays-7:l5 p. m. Connecting at Middle town with the Valley branch and at Wlllimantic with Midland and Central divisions and c. V. R. R.; at Turner- Vile with Colchester branch. NORTHAMPTON DIVISION
 for Shelburne Falls. Turner's Fails. Williamsburg, Holyoke, New Hartford ana Intermediate stations-7:50 a. m. ana 4:oo p. m. For Westfield and inter- mediate a:ations. 5:57 p. m.
 For Farmington. New Hartford and points this side-7:50 a. m., 12:O4, 400. 5:57 p. m.
 BERKSHIRE DIVISION
 For Derby Junction. Derby. Ansonia, etc.-l:Vo. 500, 9:35 a. m.. 12:00. 2:39. S:57. 6:35. 7:50. 11:20 p. m. Sundays-, s:lO a. m. and S:3O D. m.
 For Waterbury-7:O0 500, 9:35 B. na.. l2:oo. 2:39. 5;a5, 750, 11:2O p. m. Sum days-S:1o a. m., 6:15 D. m. (via Nauga. tuck Junction..
 For Wineted-7:oo. 9:s5 a. m.. 2:39. 6:st p. m. Sundays-S:10 a. m, 6:15 D. m. tvia Naugatuck Junction..
 For shelton. Botsford, Newtown. Dan- bury, Pittsfeld. State Line-9:35 a. m.. 3:67 p. m.
 For Albany, Buffalo, Detroit Cincin- natl, St. Louis Chicago and the West via Ilridgeport-6:10 a. m.: via State Line--9;35 a. m., 3:57 D. m. se
 For Litchfield and points on Litchfield branch via Bridgeport--6:1O a. m. (via Derby Junction. 3:57 p. m.
 Express Trains. xLocal Exprers,
 c. T. HEMPSTEAD,
 General Passenger Agent