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The true northerner., 1900-06-13
THE VETERANS.
state Encampment of the Michigan
G.. A. IL. Holds It's Session
I'm Grand Rapids.

Grand Rapids, June THE twenty
second annual encampment of the
Michigan G. A. r. opened Wednesday.
The Women's Relief corps and the La
dies of the G.. A. II. are also holding
their annual sessions. National Com
mander-in-Chief Gen. A. ID. Shaw is
here on his tour of inspection of state
encampments.
Grand Rapids, June SIN his adj
ment Thursday. Department Com
mander Pealer criticised the pension
bureau and the chief executive for the
unsatisfactory reception accorded a
committee appointed TO visit them
during the past year, saying that Tie
believed relief could have been afford
ed had there not been some opposing
force which he could not understand.
The state organization sustained loss
of 4O2 members by death during the
year. The total membership is now
1902. 1t owns property TO the value
of SIT .S90.72, and there is S749s7 cash
in the treasury. National Commands
er Gen. Albert ID. Shaw addressed the
opening session.
Grand Rapids, June 9.-The follow
ing officers were elected by the Mich
igan department G.. A. r., at the clos
ing session Friday.
Department commander, Ethel M. AL
len, Portland: senior vice commander,
Theodore c. Putnam, Grand Rapids;
junior, S. ]. Lawrence, WyaRdotte: sur
geon, w. w. Root, Mason; chaplain, II.
c. White, Romeo; delegates TO national
convention, j. O. Spillane, Detroit.
The Women's Relief corps chose the
following:
President, Annie Uudell, Three Rivers;
senior vice president, Georgia Stewart.
Grand Rapids: Junior, Agnes Wiley. AL
bion: treasurer, Susan Pealer, Three Riv-
ers. chaplain, Maria Hontrou. Petoskey.
The true northerner., 1900-06-13
Carpepters' strike.

Saginaw, June 10.-The strike OF
union carpenters for an eight-hour day
is still on, and architects, contractors
builders and carpenters are all feel.
ing the effects of the tie-up. Plumbers
and painters are in sympathy with the
strikers and will not work if men from
the outside are brought in TO take up
the work where the strikers laid il
down, and building operations are
practically at a standstill. A number
of extensive buildings which were
projected have been abandoned for
this year.
The true northerner., 1900-06-13
For a New Resort.

Traverse City, June 9.-There is a
big resort project on foot headed by 9
syndicate Of Chicago and southern cap
italists and hotel men. The enterprise
will include the purchase of the cele-
brated fruit farm of j. G.. Ramsdel
and several valuable pieces of property
adjoining and on the bay front. The
erection of n great resort on Ramsdel
farm overlooking the bay is contem.
plated and the establishment of the
property as park. The spot is ideal
The true northerner., 1900-06-13
Shnffs Rennened.

Calumet, June 1.-THE Calumet e.
Hecla company has commenced to re-
open the shafts which were shut down
on account of the recent fire. and Nos.
6 and of the Hecla branch were
opened Sunday. II is expected that
other shafts will be opened in a day
or two. No gas is evident. and the tenn
perature at No. IIecla, where the fire
originated, is greatly reduced
The true northerner., 1900-06-13
Three Men Injured.

Bay City, June s. - A tornado swept
over the prairie between Bay City and
Saginaw and did considerable damage
at the station called Fifield. 1t demol-
ished three barns on the big farm Of
Fifield 81 Mundy, and killed three
horses and injured three men. The
wind was accompanied by rain.
The true northerner., 1900-06-13
To Follow Mule Train.

Lansing. June s. - Ex-Mayor Davis
and w. S. Wright will leave for south
ern Colorado, from whence they will
follow a pack train of mules through
the Rocky mountains TO Idaho. Both
men are great hunters and Mr.. Davis
is an experienced taxidermist. He ex-
poets TO make fine collection of birds
and animals to add to his celebrated
collection.
The true northerner., 1900-06-13
A Splendid Gift.

Iowa City, Ia, June Sc. Whitney
Carr, of Jordan, n. Y. has given Iowa
state university $4,000 for the estab-
lishment of free scholarships for poor
young people. Mr.. Carr is rs years
old and made a fortune in speculating
I'm Iowa lands
The true northerner., 1900-06-13
Find. condition. sati.factory.

Havana, June 11.-Gov. Gen. Wood
has returned from his trip to Caibrien
and Sagua. He reports that every
thing is quiet, and that no political OPP
position has developed in the election
arrangements at either place, one be-
ing nationalist and the other support
ing the views of the union democratic
narfv
The true northerner., 1900-06-13
Declared Insane.

Des Moines, Ia, June IA. j. Holmes,
ex-congressman, well known Iowa pol
itician, living at Boone, was declared
insane by a commission. He served
two terms in congress and was elected
sergeant-at-arms of the house, follow
ing his retirement from his seat.
Financial troubles are said TO be the
oo.1ca
The true northerner., 1900-06-13
Victim of Lightning.

Deckerville, June o. During a
heavy thunderstorm Thomas Bunyan,
living. east of Deckerville, was struck
by lightning and instantly killed. He
was sitting in doorway between the
kitchen and sitting room and the IA
tai bolt came down the chimney. 4
The true northerner., 1900-06-13
Fish Are Dying.

Dowagiac, June 0. - An epidemic
prevails among a certain variety of
fish in the lakes of Cass and Van Bu-
rem county. The varieties affected are
bluegills. Wagon loads of them have
beer hauled away from the shores of
Magician, Dewey, Paw Paw and other
laEac
The true northerner., 1900-06-13
ycraict Against the CITY.

Saginaw, June IL. = Mrs. Deborah
II. johnson secured a verdict of $4,000
against the city for damages sustained
by reason of a defective sidewalk on
the south side of Miller street, April
90 1899
The true northerner., 1900-06-13
Indiana Democrats.

indianapolis, Ind, June John w.
Kern, of this city, was nominated by
the democratic state convention yes
terday for governor. Bryan was in
dorsed and the sixteen to one issue ig-
nored.
The true northerner., 1900-06-13

Monongahela, Pa, June lin n
terrific gas explosion at the Ellsworth
mines, at Ellsworth, IL miles west of
this place, Sunday, two men were
killed and three injured.
The true northerner., 1900-06-13

Traverse City, June 9. George Schi-
able was instantly killed on the rail-
way at ID. III. Days banking-grounds at
Glen Lake. Two logs rolled over him,
crushing his body terribly. He was 40
years old and leaves two children.
The true northerner., 1900-06-13
ReappOinted.

Lansing, June 9.-Jerome Robbins,
of Pontiac, has been reappointed by
Gov. Pingree to succeed himself as
member of the state board of mediation
and arbitration.
The true northerner., 1900-06-13
Roberts stiII silent.

London, June 9.-Lord Roberts has
communicated nothing for three days,
nor permitted the correspondents 10
wire what is going on. London's in
ference is that he is resting. although
he is possibly disposing mis- army for
a reach after Commandant Gen.
Botha. Gen. Butler, after slight bat
tie. has obtained position which he
believes will render Laings Mex un-
tenable TO the Beers
The true northerner., 1900-06-13
Communications Cut.

London, June IL. - The Beers cut
Lord Roberts line of communication
at Roodeval. north of Kroonstad. in the
Orange River Colony. Unexpected ap-
pearance of 1000 burghers there made
the situation serious.
The true northerner., 1900-06-13
Struggle Just Begun.

London, June Slater details show
that the Beers took 1900 prisoners
from Pretoria and made orderly re-
treat with all their guns. The Beers
are said to be massed at Hatherley. 12
miles east of Pretoria. President
Kruger declares the government still
effective and the real struggle just be-
Oun
The true northerner., 1900-06-13

London, June THE Beers are pre-
pairing TO fortify Lydenburg with the
evident intention of resisting Lord
Roberts further advance. The report
that Pretoria will be defended seems TO
have been a Boer ruse TO cover their
retreat to Lydenburg. The insurrec-
tion is increasing in Cape Colony and
Warren's forces are believed TO be in
danger
The true northerner., 1900-06-13

johannesburg, June 6. - Everything
seems to indicate that for the future
the war will be merely a police affair.
Probably not more than 10000 Beers
are to the north. In conversation be-
fore the Beers evacuated this place
Gems. Botha and Grobler indicated that
they expected TO confine their fighting
herea ffer to side attacks
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stcner- Scpartcmcnt,

Rdtbbaus. ben 2l. Nai 1900.
Stcucrjubler neroeu bierour5 beuadrtdtiat
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lpater, ols am Spnreriao, Den 81 Dtat, Ha6mitz
tags llbr, btjublcn.
Samcs y. Gprtei.
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Die 8eb0roen finb Der 2inIidt, baB
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Summe BON 100000 ni4t iiberiteia
Qen neroen.
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yIr. I, HOrOzGbarl,gz Strnbe.

9tano. S'sf ~ II fanisu: &c sf'f' 2sidno.
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Baltimore, 27. Mai 1900.
$3.50 Sclnhuuns ipiro fir bic Snz

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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-30
CAPITAL Punishment

He was line specimen to look upon
as he lined up in front of the cadi OF
the poles court this morning His
face resem hlet a misused window mop
and he was so besmeared with dir,
that had he been flung against the GUS
tom house be would have stuck there.
He had been arrested by the plsz,
policeman for vagrsncy and disorderly
conduct.
"What was he doing?" said the cadi
to the officer.
Lying on his bsck in the plaza and
singing, Cigarette. Cigarette and
cigsrio, I'm the mau that broke the
bank at Monte Csrleo.
"What do you do for a livlng?"
asked his honor.
I'm employed by the city," replied
his dirtiness.
"Doing WHAT"
"Feedin' flies to de alliea tors.
was just gittin' ready to give 'em dere
supper wen de cop nails me-"
1.-TWO hours soak In the Rio Grande. "
The prisoner fell dead.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-30

mopordo, said: cit is an outrage and
| II carried out 1t means trouble in she
SOUTH" >,
II agree with Mr.. Hawkins," said
Attorney George E. Wallace, who was
pres ept at the moment THE supreme
court SAYS it is the law and OF course
we must 60 by what they say but 1t Is
an outrage and back in east Texas It
means mob law. II q negro is drawn
on jury in many places be Is In dan
ger OF his life. 1 suppose Judge Boar
man simpl followed the Carter decl-
sion "
THE Uoited States supreme court
has recently passed on the question,
said Hon. Leigh Clark. Taking up
en- all law pamphlet Mr.. Clark read
part of the Seth Carter decision where
in the supreme court held "that the In
dictment should be quashed under the
law: The exclusion of persons Of
African descent from q grand jury
which finds an Indictment ae a1nst
person OF African race when excluded
solely because of their race or color
denies him the equal protection OF the
laws in violation of the Tilted States
constitution, 18th amendment, wheth-
or such exclusion T. done through act
of legislature or through the courts
Or through the executive officials OF
the state"
Judge Boarman is the same judge
who held the last term OF the fedora
court 10 Ell Paso and attracted so much
stten ton by his pro-Chinese utterance
from the bench. He is taking the
place OF Judge Msxey temporarily
and Is from the western district OF
Louisiana and a resident of Shreve-
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-30
"GWlNE BACK"
Texas Tags Too Hard To Suit Uncle
Ezekiel.

An old colored man. born and bred
in Tennessee, had occasion to tase trip
to Chicago not long since and purchas-
ed his ticket over one of those roads
which sometimes put on "caunon
ball" train, one which does not stoe TO
take on or put off the mail sacks, but
employs the apparatus which holds
the sack and presents 1t to the flyer
as the latter passes the station.
Tue old man could not get enough OF
the scenery from his seat in the coach,
but insisted on hanging outtbe window
despite the warnings of the train Grew
and passengers. He was epj pying the
lay OF the land profusely, when he was
struck on the conk by the outre aching
arm of the mail sack machine. The blow
elevated his chin q line or SO and caus-
ed him to blink while, but besid es
this no damage was done except to the
machine, which lost an arm.
The old man pulled In his head, to-
gether with some OF his body, and turn
ing to the enlightened passengers who
expected to see mutilsted corpse said,
"Huh I-e gwine back to ole Tennessee.
You folks tags too hard in dis country"