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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-10-13

7omen's Baptist Foreign Missionary
Society.
Mrs. Helen Manning Kent, junior
acretary.
Session at 1880 p. m.
Address-Miss Helen Newcomb
2 to p. m.
DEVOTIONAL service.
ddresses upon the report of the board
BY Rev. John s. Lyon, Rev. B. II.
Hatfield, Rev. p. DeCarlo, Rev. NJ
Mazzucca, Rev G. A. Schlipf Rev.
T. A. r. Hanna. and others
lection of trustees.
.eport of the committee on the State
I of Religion in the Churches, by Rev.
( A. K. Foster of New Haven, chair
man.
pen parliament.
iffering and adjournment.
third Session of the Convention at
7;30 p. m.
DEVOTIONAL services.
.ddress-Rev. Frank Dixon of Hart
ford, Connecticut as a Mission
Field"
E. A. Bowen of Will
mantle, 1.-THE Debt Of the Stronger
to the Weaker Churches
address, Rev. Robert A. Ashworth of
Meriden. "our Duty TO Fvaneelize
Foreign Population"
)ffering and adjournment.
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was the day SAD, MISS BIng?
Eyes, very: If l hadn't had a cox Of
candy with me 1 couldn't have sat
through it."-Chicago Record.
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STOCK BROKER EXPELLED.
Action Taken Against a Member by
Consolidated Exchange.

Consolidated Exchange
New York, Oct. 12.-George T. Sulli-
van of the stock brokerage firm Of Sui
Ivan & Sullivan, No. 20 Broad street,
was expelled from the Consolidated Ex-
change to-day on a charge of Obvious
fraud" Mr. Sullivan's expulsion Is the
second of the kind made by the ex-
change in the last week.
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TUESDAY.

l.
acond Session of Young Peoples Bap-
fist Union from S:45 to $50 q. m.
45-Song and devotional service.
O0-Election of officers.
10-"The Need of the Hour" discussed
from four points of view
Devotionally-A. A. Day of New
Britain.
Educational, Rev. H. E. Wise,
Norwich.
lc)-Socially Charles P. Walker, New
Haven.
d)-Financial1y, Charles f. Whitney,
Norwich.
Adjournment.
aventy-Seventh Annual Meeting of
the Connecticut Baptist Convention.
William P. Grtppin, president.
Hon. H. A. Hull, vice president.
iRav. P. S. Evans, secretary
Rev. G. A. Paddock, field secretary
nd superintendent of missions.
William F.Walker, treasurer.
Alfred Spencer, jr., auditor.
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F"neraI of Mrs. Mary E. Beach, Former
Iy of Fair Haven--New Manager
Praise Service at Nj. Il. Church-"Ye
Village Cholr'' Rehearsal-A Surprise
Visit.
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irst Session from 10 q. m. to 1890 p. m
ddress Of welcome--W. Fl. Douglass
lesponse by the president.
domination of committees.
ermon-Rev. Franklin G. McKeever
/ New London
4eport of the board of trustees.
eport of the treasurer.
lection Of officers.
ffering.
rayer and adjournment.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-08-03
INDIGNATION AND HORROR.
European Press on the Assa5s nation
OF King Iumbcrt.

LONDON, july 3l.-Tho entire Euro
pcam press uttcrs cry of indignation
and horror at the Mona crime and cx.
presses sympathy for Italy and Queen
Marghucrita. The difficulty of bcatin.,
au-h inscnsatc anarchist outrages is en-
phaSlHcd III many quarters. The Daily
Chronicle observes:
"Thc dagger that killed Carnot was no
protest against "mOnurchial institutions:
and BrcsSi. who had been in America.
might have had just a' coherent a mo
ti' 0 for taking President Mckinley
life as he had for shooting EIumbcrt."
Curiousiy enough it seems that there
has been fOrcWarniugH of the tragedy.
The B"rhnGrr TagoblatC reminds il;
readers OF ii5 rows from Cent?, Juno
10, when NJ Italian received q letter
from his sou saying that the lot had
fallen to him to as>a>Sinato the king OF
Italy and added that four other princes
were doomed.
At Vienna it is asserted that Brcss
stayed at Budapest two years ago. as
which time he had plenty of money and
attracted the attention Of the police, who
suspected him OF being an anarchist or
Of having anarchist proclivity. Sud
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DllLON'S PATHETIC STORY.
Nesortcd to Fraud In Order to sup
port His Family.

SAVANNAH, July 3l.-Gcorgc r. Dill
lon. alias L. j. Watts, alias w. VI.
Mills. alias r. :. Hunter, the Sanders
vile attorney, has been committed to
Jail here by United States Commissioner
Lewis i'll default of 500 bond TO an
swcr to the charge of using the mails in
furthcrance of II scheme to dcfraud.
Dillon tells pathetic story. He has
wife and four small children ana has
Ind much sickness in his family. He
had no practice as q lawyer, and was
not making salt for his family. He saws
he Went into this Schcme to get bread
Tor his wife and childrcn; that the pco.
PIE he ordered books from were rich and
were able TO lose small amounts, while
the money would do him great deal of
good. He said he had no money and he
could not see his family starvc. He had
just been given employment at SD per
month when arrested, and said that
amount would have supported his fam
lily without resort to crookcdness had he
been let alone
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WILL BE READY IN TWO WEEKS
Elabama Reports Are In the Hands
of the Printer.

MoNTGoN"RY, Ala, July 3l.-It will
&c gratifying news to the lawyers of the
state that the one hundred and twenty.
second volume Of Alabama reports will
bo ready for distribution III two weeks.
Under the law governing the publication
only 80 copies are authorized TO be pub
lSA.d, and much complaint has boon
ma,i2 that this is not sufficient to supply
the cirmand after the states have been
supplied with copies complimentary il
eNyhanTc for their state reports.
AtAblma state reports on this account
nav" become valuable, and now reports
1or several years back have been unat-
tninablC
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Phone 1S.
TO TELL a DIAMOND.
Row the Amateur May Di&tinEuiSh
the True From False.

There ais three ways in which an
amateur can tell whcthcr or not dia-
mond is real. First boil the stone in
boracic acid to preserve the polish on
the surface Of the stone. Heat the jewel
IN gas fame and dip 1t in cold water
while hot. IF it is diamond, it will
etand the test without cracking to
pieces. If crystal. it will shatter and
crumble into little balls
Take cup Of water Ca black cup.
gutta percha or any dark stone cup il
best) and drop two stones into tic wa.
ter, the ppe a diamond Cr n surrCyCd
diamond md tho Other what is known
to be the ordinary crystal Che dia.
mond, if true one, will shiDo u clear
white through the water and will 10
clearly visible, while the other stone
will blend with the water in such a
way as to be almost imperceptihic in
the water
Take surface Of striped cloth or pa.
per red and white stripes are the best
and pass the stone slcwly over the
surface. II the colors show through tho
stone, il is crystal a diamond will not
show the varieties of cOlGr, but will
lock the same over the rcd as over tho
white stripes. OF course these tests are
only for amateurs. There arc numcr-
Gus chemical tests made use Of by cx-
pert diamond dealers. but these could
not be used by any one not an expert
on the subject.
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SHOT DOWN FROM AMBUSH.
Young Man Assassinatcd at Daricn.
Affair Is IL Mystcry

DARIES, Ga, July 3l.-Arthur Ham
ilton, q young white man of this place.
was shot and mortally wounded about
10 o'clock. He is one OF those who has
been filing the place Of the striking
lonRshorcmcn, who went out on a strike
about four weeks ago. There is no clcw
to the murderer, whatever, although
Hamilton was accompanied by Il negro
who was taking his satchcl home fo,
him. The negro states that Just as he
and Hamilton reached the edge of town
OH the public highway, the wind blew
off his hat and while he stopped to pick
1t up. he heard II gunShot and OH look
ing mp he saw Hamilton limDing away
- few steps and fall. II" gave the alarm.
and Hamilton was removed to his hone,
where he died.
Ii is thought by some that thc murder
was done from spirit of rcycng gc by one
Of the strikers, and by others t1at it
was from private quarrel. Hamilton
could give no explanation Whatever
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MOB WAS LED BY PREACHER.
Holiness Church Destroyed In North
Carolina--Grcat EXcitcmcnt,

DurNrowT, Tenn, July 31-The pco-
PIE OF SAonl Creek, Cherokee county, N.
T., miles east of here, are in open re-
oel''on against class or sect that pro-
ieS'cS and breaches sanctification, or the
second blessing Over 100 citizens of
'hat community met and demolished the
church of this sect, burning it to the
ground, while Methodist minister
preached sermon To the infuriated
MOB. They att"vward passed resolu-
toHS, notifying the members of the sect
not to build another church anywhere
III tEat county.
Great excitement prevails and serious
trouble is feared.
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China Declared War July 20.

LONDON, July 3l.-A dispatch from
Tien Tsin says:
A Peking message, dated July 2l, re-
ports that the first outside news reached
hero July lS. The failure of the relief
expedition made the siege far moro peril
Gus.
On July 10, tho tSung Ii yamcn broke
of relations. July - China declared
war. Baron Won Kcttclcr and Francis
James, nn English professor, were mur.
dered. Over 400 nOncombatants Occu-
pied the British legation.
understand converts are holding the
North Cathedral. Ono thousand rcfu-
Rces occupied the palace of Prince Lu
A truce began July II, after 26 days
OF fierce assault. Onc night the she'll
Ing was uninterrupted for six hours.
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IN SUPPORT OF THE POWERS
Chinese itcforncrs to Consider Ways
md Means of Raising an Army.

Chinese kcfOrmcrs TO Consider Ways
md Means of Raising an Army.
VANCOUVER, p. c., July 3l.-Thcro
sailed from Vancouver on the steamer
Empress of India 30 prominent Chinese
reformers from New York and Boston,
20 from Seattle and 30 from Vancouver,
al bound for Macao, and all wearing
conspicuouSly displayed Il button photo
graph of their emperor, Kuaug HSu.
The Chinese Empire Reform Associa-
tion of the World has received cable
gram i'll cipher from its leader, kwanG
fu Wuc, inStructing the association to
send leading members TO Macao at once,
where n council of war will be held to
consider ways and means of raising an
army among members of the association
to support the allied powers.
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Chinese Pirates Executed.

HoNG-koHG, July ~. - The acting
viccroy of Canton, it is reported, is be-
coming more active and adopting Il more
vicious poi'y. 1t is announced that he
has ordered tho execution of 40 pirates.
He snys Ii Hung Chang iS not return
ing to Canton. whore quiet prevails.
The British naval AMI military officials
have taken careful observations OF the
Canton and the Bogue dcfcnses. The
BoGue forts are crowded with troops
and the parapetS are lined up Oh the APP
proach of steamers
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NO RThB OUNO.
*Iaii.y.

Nos; 4GI and 4G2.-"'rhe Atlanta Special
SOLD Ncsiihuicd Train of Pullman Sleepcrs
ana Coaches lctwCrn Washington and At
!nnta. also Pullman Slccpcrs between Ports
mouth ana Charlotte, y. e.
Nns: II and 3S.-"rhe =. 4. T.. Exprcss"
Solid Train. Coaches ana Pullman SlCepcIs
between Portsmouth nI,d Atlanta.
Atlanta for Montgomery, Mobile. New Or
leans, Texas, Califurnia, Mexico Chattanooga,
Nashville, Memphis Macon and Florida
FOR tickets, slcepcrs, etc, apply to
q. MCP. BATE. y. j. A.
= cm ~ Tryon stree. Charlotte, N. e.,
u. w. -. GLOVER, Trnf'iG Managet. "e.':
Y. y. NCliEE, general Supt
L.. =. All I'm. Gen. paSs'r. Agent
General Offices, Portsmouth, Virginia.
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I;adira! Reforms In the ISlonli!xo.

VICTORIA, B. O., July BE. G.
a"mhla", %oiG commissioner of rho Yu-
Eon territory, has r2c2ivcd unofficial in-
formation that the Canadian govern
M"rt IS about tn introduce radical re-
forms i'll the Klo"dihc. The royalty
system Is To be done away with alto
Gcl her ana Il govC"nmnnt assay Office is
to b. established at Dawson and com.
puioory far of 3 per cent charged for
assnying .;olI and exchange for draft.
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Have Signed the Scale.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, July 3l.-Tho Ten.
ncSscc Coal, Iron and Railroad COM
pany, operator Of the Besscmcr rolling
mill, have signed the wage scale of the
Amalgamatcd Association of Iron and
Steel Workers, and the operation of the
mill will be resumed as soon as the
working force can be organized.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-08-03
NAVAL STORES.

turpentinc, firm Mt 4lNL4lI4; receipts, i03.
Rosin, firm at $l.2OlNl.25; receipts, 355.
Crude turpentine quiet at $l.50W2.50; re-
ceipts. l2G. Tar steady ut 40 receipts 81.
SAVANNAH, July 3l.-Spirits of turpen>
the. fGn at 4! bid; receipts. 1893: sales.
l07 EXPORTS. 300 Rosn firm and un-
changed receipts 3,0iG; sales, 1,4l3; ex-
ports. H. l4h.
CHARLESTON. lily 81. - Turpentine,
steudy at 49T; sales noae, Rosin, firm;
sales, none; unchanged,
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New Road to BE Built.

CHERAw, S. c., July 3l.-Work will
be commenced on the Chesterfield and
Lancaster railroad within week or two.
This road will run from Chcraw to Chcs.
terfield and Oh through fine section of
country now many miles from any rail
road
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-08-03
Southern steel For Export.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, July 3l.-The first
steel ever exported from the south has
just been forwarded by the Tennessee
Coal. Iron and Railroad company from
ITS Ensley steel mill to Copenhagen and
Glasgow. The former took % tons Of
billets and the latter 30 tons of inpots
Export pig movements are increasing
very rapidly. upward of 30, 900 tons hay.
ing been forwarded this month
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Eucampmcnt Assured.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, July 81. - All
dotrbts have been removed about the
holding Of an cncamprcnt of the Ala
bama National guard some time in the
near future. The adjutaMt general has
received from the government bill of
lnding for the tents, which have been so
long delaVc1
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Killed by Lightning.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, July 3I.-During
ahcavy rain and electric storm Mrs. John
O'LSaYy was struck by lightning and
instantly killed. Her husband, who was
in the store with hor at the time the
bolt fell, was rendered unconscious, bnt
later recovered
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CharIcs' Seventh Victim.

NEW ORLEANS, July 81. - III. II.
Botte, aged G5, al insurance solicitor,
who was shot by the negro Charles, in
the attack on Saratoga street on Friday.
is doad. This makes seven men Charles
killed, all white.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-08-03
Four Legations Destroyed.

PARIS July l.-Accortling to dis
patches received at the foreign Office
the Austrian, Spanish, Italian and IIol-
land legations ut Pcking have been de-
stroyed and the French legation has
been partially wrecked. The attacks on
the legations ceased some days ago
The emperor and empress are living in
Pekinp
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-08-03
To Return to WASHINGTON. -

WASHINGTON, July y3l.-Prcsilcnt Nc
Kinley will return to Washington next
Thursday. 1t is not known how long
he will remain here.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-08-03
RiGdicd With Buck shot.

CHATTANOOGA, July 81. News has
reached the city Of tho murder of James
Jolly OH the Tennessee river near Biarch-
wood by William shaw. Both wero
farmers ana Quarrclcd ovcrSomc trivial
matter, after which Shaw went home,
procured a shotgun, loaded it with buck.
shot AMI cmptied both barrels into Jol.
ly's body, killing him instantly.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-08-03
Fired Into the Procession.

ASHEvlLLr, n. c., July 81. - The
greatest political demonstration ever 5 CT
il western Carolina was interrupted b.;
i nero shooting into a torch!ight pro.
ccS>ioA of thousands which was return.
ing To tn" starting point. Thousands
marched on TO the speaking at the fin.
iSh, ignorant OF the shooting. The man
shot IS j. G.. Wallace, n blacksmith.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-08-03
NlniMtnins His CNnicism.

MONA, July 3l.-Brcssi maintains
his cynicism. He declares himself to be u
evolutionary anarchist and said he was
ready to resume operations if he was
released.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-08-03
Health Office HOnrs.

VIII bG in my Ciiio', ut the Council
hhnibT from 10 IL. N. to IL IN. every
day, Sundays and hol dDs excepted, for
tie c' nvcni,rcc of cit zens wishing burial
permits or To transact any other business
pertaining To the Office
w. ID. HARRIS.
20-tf.
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GLENN SPRINGS WATER.

l have Glenn Spring Water fresh from
the spring, and will receive weekly ship
ID, nts during the summer. The price
for the water is 20c per gallon.
j. G. HUNTER,
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denly, on tho news of the assassination
Oh the empress of Austria. he departed.
Many arrests of Italian suspects have
occurred recently at ISchl. the summer
residence of the Austrian emperor.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-08-03
Artillery Goes to China.

BREST, July 3l.--A detachment of
marine nrtillerists has left this place for
Toulon, where they will embark for
China
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FOR RENT.

one four room Brick Dwelling house
with two servants houses, kitchen AMI
other out houses. Rates reasonable.
Apply to ]. b. RICnARps.
lp-tf
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"P" p. IN. a. n. M. M niyht.
DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE BETWEEN
CHARLESTON AND Greenwich


DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE BETWEEN
CHARLESTON AND GREENVILLR,
and between Charleston and Asheyille.
Pullman palace sleeping cars on Trains Is and
Sc, 81 and IS. on A. undC. division. Dining onrs
on these trains serve all meals Cnroute
Trains leave Spartanburg. A. 81 c. division.
nOrthbound, Z :U Il. m, 3:.i u. H., B:l3 ~ m
3Nesubule Limltedl; sou Inbound II M q. M,
o:lo Il. M, ii ~ Il. m, (Ncsiibuc Limited
Trains leave trccnvil!t. A. and o. division.
n0rthbound, 600 A. M, IA +. IN. and 20 d, m
tNcstihu!cd l'mitcd) Southhound, 80 a. m
i;n J.: m, l23J D. M LNcstihulcd LmitedI
IrninS l3 aud l4-Elcyant Pullman Parlor
cars Istwccn Charleston and AshuyiIlo
Trains ID and lj-Puiiman Drawing. Room
vilc. ~ ~'o'
Elegant Pullman Drawing Room Buffet
sleeping cars between Savannah and AsheyiIle
enrodte daily between Jacksonville and Cin.
cinnati. ~'A
FRANK S. CANNON, j. NJ CULp,
in.fu VIZ. " Gnn. Mgr, rraf. Manager,
Washington, ID. q. Washington, d.
w. a. TURK, s. II. HARDWICK,
Gen. Pas Agent, A. Gen Pas AGENT
MaShlnStOn, ID. q. Atlanta, 9a
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-08-03
: ARE IN THE RACE TO WIN *

An we nr" ing 10 It by keeping The most compcc stock
eyer! ' t'e" i ~" n'mn'oh store, and by selling this
price his viii AID ncw customers daily
get customer We have fear Of losing him. the fe
things that We have to offer you n
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THE TIDE IS ROLLING ON.
~Ar~ O --zuA

- And Our Graft is dancing merrly upon crest of tlr
this stiff trade wind. 'S
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Be"nt suits of furniture Oak all the way 81 80 to the
nes polished Oak Iron bcteas 81 up the finest
aSs onne they beauties Mattresses 50 finest Dexter
ou W ~ lind chairs tables ard stands Of description prices
that Will make pocket book smile Then cupbai safes
screens D4 Sirs hommocHs CO.'S baby carriages fine wall
curcS a-e Inc OF moulding of design canopy
ting "t the mosquitoes to keep their distance We have
rot room mention the price Of all these more but
VIII surprise on Mhcn you Bling your broken
made you wish it. " Wv ~ INV
We large line :; glass cut to fit your wants Re-
member t a. you can fnd here everything tha kept
FIRST-CLASS FURNITURE STORE.
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DAILY MARKET REPORTS,
COTTON FUTURES.
NEw YORK, July U.-Cotton futures
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Spot cotton casirr, midd!ing uplands
tOc middiiuE gulf. i0'4c.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-17
sdrsdlide @siabr elmer Trau.

IS sibt nur cine Gefesenbeit,
guer 9eben gu retten uno bas lit burt
cine Operation" maren bic S6rsden
einfl0BenSen @orte, wel9e Srau 6.
3. 6unt aus ZINE Ribse. 0is., pou
ibrem Oocto, b6rten, na4oem tr per.
s.bli9 periudt bate, lie pom einem
ldmeren ;Sau pon Wasenleioen unc
tSelbiudt gu turiren. @alenlteins
battsn iid s.bilbst. unb lie wurbe im=
mer idlimmer. Damn besann lie Glec
trio Sitters gu nebmen, Der lie pou=
itdnfis beilte. SIS lit elm punoerba,
res 6,ilmitt.l sesen Wasen=, Sober
uno IierenlsiOsn I; er beilt u%nueroau=
litfeit, appstitloiifeit. Serludt ibn.
bur so Gents. Garantirt. gu per
fauien bsim Npotbeter 8. S. 9ubn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-17
Saabo.

D W. NoteeS'
III @eiler wareu ole Srauen in sroBer
an,ablom Stimmplase erl6ienen. uno
,pel perieIben, Trau Wartinlon ullo
Jsrl. Sarris, paren in einsn blsIsen
@ortpsdlel s%eratben. Ss tam 81
auerbanS aeuBerunsen. Sod mar
cine oe,lelben 10 bcsbaft, baB ii5 FRI.
6arris peranloBt iibite, frau War=
tinion ben Sdleier pom Suite su rel
rem. nobel ihr elm She'll oes Ssli6=
ties Der frau Ma,tinion on ben Nin=
eerudseln bdnssn blisb. Der 6aa
fam Dor Geriht. Sine aus Srauen
,uiammenaeieste Surp puroe nusse=
udblt. gtad benz !3eusenperbor So
aen lih Bic GcIdmorenen sur geras
tbuna surid. @enise Winuten 'pd=
ter olans elm marteri6ltietnoes ge=
lhrei aus Der @eseub, no Die weibli=
den @eiduorenen einselperrt marsn,
in ben @eridtslaal. Cine aasemeine
Rauferei bate ben Nnfans genommel.
Sarauibin entlieB Der Hi9ter bic
Suru, nadbem er ibr suuor einen Ser
meis aesebsn bate. Die swei sefan=
aenen Srausn murben ebenfaas auf
Der paft entlanen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-17

als Der Sobn oes G6nias
bon GbelIpnien Die Sodter ees Gtbiopi-
fden G0ni9s BON Sdoa beirattete,
trug leBtere cine mertmiirbige Grone,
angebli1 bas beriibmte SiaDem, oas
Salomo einif DER Gonigin Don Sdeba
geidentt batte, als oieie ibn in Seruia=
lem beiudte. Sic Grone bafiebt aus
maiIioem Golo, iii nit g%liysrnoen goel-
1einen 9eibmiift uno Der ueberlieferura
mad Die SaIrtauIenoe binOurd BON ben
9erri6ern Shoa5 a%ufbemabrt tporoen.
SendIteHen 9aum sergroe
oiirite Die Staot Sos. Die 6aupt1aot
Der sleihnamigen tiirfiiden Sniel naGe
Der GiIie Gleinaiiens, auisuneiien
baben. Inter ieinem Ghatten fitrte
Sippofrates Der 1000 Sabren ieine
shiiler in Die @eteimniiie Der Seil=
funbe uno SeiltunIi elm. Ser lleberlie-
feruna mad liano Der Baum aber Ibon
in boiler gntmidelung CUR 3eit @estu-
laps, Der nm 400 Satire friiber lebte.
Gin grcBer Sbeil oes Gtammes i'll poll-
fommen runo. uno oaneben finoet iih
cine Quelle, Die als Die Quelle oes
6ippotrates befannt 1T. Ser umfans
bes Stammes betrdgt fai 81 SUB. uno
ton i'm gehen aiemlid tief unten snsi
6auptdIie aug, Die bur1 aufsenlauerte
Gdulen seiiiigt tueroen.
aus Safdenu6rfebern be.
febt elm 8ogelnei. oas tiirsli1
Dem GtdotiIhen MuIeum in Golo.
tburn, Sdpsis. iibsrmieIen puroe.
Golotburn betrsibt cine iebr ausae-
bebnte ubreninouhrie. uno ba tommt
es of Dor, baB beim 3siniaen DER
Nertfdtten feline Gtablabfdlle nit bin
ausaefebrt neroen. gines Sages be-
merfte nun elm Nrbeiter, oas cine
Gdmalbe etpas ME %gldnsenbe Srdbte
mad ibrem Neie trug, uno oarnah ent.
bedte man, BOB elm Nef bon A 3oll
Gurdmeifer iafi ausIdlieBlid aus 3a.
f%denubrfeoern nno nnoeren NbidIlen
erbaut NOR. gls bann bic Sunaen Die-
fes nerlafisn unb nit ben Alten nod
Siioen ge3ogen tDaren. iuuroe oas Hef
DorfiHtia beruntergebolt unb BEN Wu.
feum iiber9eben.