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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-04-05

@enn Saden Die beiten" iin6
uerfauien iie ii6 IAN beiten." gbra
bum Sare, elm beruorrasenber Npo:
tbefer pom 8ellepiue, o., I9reibt
electric Sitters iinb bic beit III per:
faufenoen Sitters, in benen i9 felt 90
Sabren @eiddfte setban babe. 8ii
fen sic rparum? Die meiiten &ranf
beiten riibren uon Der lluoronuns oes
Wasens, Der Sober, Der Nieren, be,
Ginsemeibe, bes Slutes unb Der Nie
rem Der. electric 8itters brinst ben
Wasen in Orbnuns. resulirt eeber,
.@ie.en uno ginsemeibe, reinist bas
Slut, itdrft bic Nerpen unb beilt ba;
Der Mensen pom &rantbeiten. Sc
bout bas son3e Spitem mief er aui
uerleidt irsenb einem idmaden, fran
felnben, beruntersefommenen Wanr
ODER Srau neues 2eben unb &raft.
Preis so Gents. 8erfauft in 50
S. 9ubn's Npotbefe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-04-05
2an9emeile.

Sansemeile lit INNER Elm 3ei9en
seiitiser S9md9e. Ob tieie 9ro
Mid ODER atut lit, madt ie6o9 einen
gang bebeutenben l1nterldieb. gbro=
nii6e Sansweile lit ielten Elm seiitises
2eiben, ionbern- iebr oft elm Yrobuft
franter Neruen. Dilute 0ansemeile 1T
immer. elm bebentli9es 3eiden, uno
wer bacon befauen miro, Der sebe ibr
nidt na6 {! 81 bebne unb rede uno itrede
iid nidt, ionbern eridrede elm gan,
tlein weniS oarii6er, baB feline 3eit 10
unseniiseno, uieueidt aud 10 unsiultis
einsetbellt lei. Sc lit teinesmess 10
notbis, baB iebe Sefunbe ibre 4rbeit
babe; bas biebe ben Weniden nit lei=
mem Srobiinn uno bObsren Srieb gum
9aittbier kinaboriden. Nber leil G
Siertelitunoen unO Stunben, Die oft
snilden Den arbetten bleiben, fonnen
nit irseno iuelder iinnisen, ionnisen
uno lieben Sei6dftisuns aussefiut
weroen, bic uidt Nrbeit, ioubern
Sreuoe lit, bic nidt nieoerbridt, ion.
bern erbebt, suberman li6 menbet, mie
gu einem lisben Sreunoe, uno bel Der
nan aIes uersiBt uno aues iibe,min
bet. mas uoroem mie Qerser unb Ser.
itimmuns iiber bic Seele lag.
Sas 3ei9 Der &unlt lit nod uiel
gu weni5 in ben Sreis Der prattilden
Setra9tuns setreten !; uiel gu menis
lit Der Se9en %ertannt, bcn bic 9e=
l4ditisuns nit ben aufseresten Sin=
men semdbrt; uiel gu menis bic Wa9t
seribmt, bic ibr bann innemobnt,
menn @ram unb Srauer uns pom ben
Weniden abmenoen. Oie &anite, bic
pom Mlters Der als broblos salten, se=
b0ren gu BEN sOttl'@en Wddten, Sic
uns auf bieier grbenmanoeruns be-
sleiten; iie iinb ni@t nur Elm Stdr=
funssmittel, ionoern aud elm ger=
electromagnetic. Wulit, @eians,
Wtalerei, bic Sreube an Silbern, Si.
9ern, on aftien, miiienidaftltden
Sa~mmlunsen, meld' elm INNER neues
auffammem bes sebenssliides semdbs
rem iie! Bie freut man iid Der Stun=
be, ba mon itd ibnen mibmen fam,
unb pie nimmt man i'm 0erfebr nit
ibnen ben @ebanfen an cine lanae,
rei4e 3utunft NIT ii9, ba man in benz
li@ itets uerbreitenoen @ebiet nit Der
ftetisen arbeitsentlaituns, bic bas III
ter natursemdB aud benz Sleiblsiten
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-04-05
Ninnrn mid
fur 1898

krrlia einsrapirs IEr nit { d { m a m eritan t.
G&sm inert. ppuaui sdrantt-t auf 20 Sahre
Hnb anf&i enb eips $40 ioltb 8plbens uhr
Strh ssf&:ft C.. Old nit pripiiesium. fe frei ~ ira:
miniren. ID mn ME ~enssjrist. satit ,tm daenten $5SS
nab &rsrtsaebntrsn aahsrenfaas f&idt &c auf unfsre
Rotten turIf >treist Oh S,rrsn. eesr Dameuutr.
8ret tine elssants soleplaifirre xftte. renn $3 Vi Der
8tfsauna beteeleet fnb. tdnn b~sBatleR wtr bic VT.
Sreesebatren 8eftsIit bsute. b bic grstfe fur ut.
ssu In BITE 6Sts s,ksn Sdretbt fur unfern DO Se.ten
earfen SureIen -Ratairg. Der tdufente %elesanttr Wett.
aanfsfa&en enrtdl,. Nopal Sarsatn Soufe. 53
9earperne %. Chicago. 48.l
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-04-05
Gin aruser sabwaNerRim.

9cn allen europdiiden Gnodenfi1den
bes iiiben Maiiers III Der Mels Der
grObte. nur Der Stor. Der aber elm
&norpeliiib 1T, erreibt beoeutenoere
Simeniionen. Dor Sturgeon eri6ienen
In oeutiden @lditern Notisen iiber in
Der glbe sci Yirna 9eIangene @elie.
bon oeneN Der cine 1875, Der anoere
iogar 43.5 Gilogramm idwer mar. Sn
beiOen Sdllen inlrpe ibr Gri6,inen nit
benz @issan9 in 0erbinoune gebradt
unb es ruroe bemertt. Der @els lei in
Der Glbe ielten uno es 9insen taum
mebr oils eini9e jdbrlid ms NeB, es
lOnnten aber mitunter aud mebrere
Sabre Dergeben. bepor ma wieoer zines
iolhen babbait miiroe.
Was nollen jene in oieiem Monat in
Der Glbe 9%eiangenen Welie nit ibren
beideioenen @emibten bon 81 ooer Al
&ilogramm beia9en. se9en jene SnOi=
biolen BON 200 bis $50 &ilosramm
8emidt, mie lie laut Nnsaben Der beioen
oiierreidiidei Naturfurider Sedel uno
Steinoa6ner niht ielten IN Der Gonau
geiunben tueroen? Sm Murtener See
tpuroe einmal i'm Is. Sabrbunbert
elmer ben s. Sdub 2dnae" %geiansen.
uno, mie es oamals elm ib6ner 9raud
bel folhen Garitdten mar. an einem
6auie ieiner sansen GrOBe mad -abtOn=
terfeiet." Gin anoerer 9ing i'm Is.
Sabrbunoert 81 2imriB in YOmmern
ms Neb. in ben elm ieds= bic iieben=
jdbriaer Gnabe our1 oas Maul bdtte
bineinfrieden t0nnen. llnb iollte man
etma permutben, uniere 9orfabren bat=
ten in ibrer 8orliebe fir Oas Wunoer=
bare aud in oielen Sdllen ibre MaBe
gu fart na9 oben a%bserunoet, 10 tpeiB
man, oaB I'M Sabre 1864 i'm Spiroins=
lee in Preuben elm Wels bon 4 Meter
2dnse %aefanaen nuroe uno offers BORT
81 2anOe Gremplare, Die spei Mdnner
an ben oidlen Stellen nidt au um=
ipannen bermobten.
Golden ungetbiimen geaeniiber 6at
Der alte 8eBner tuobl red)t, tpenn er
bonn @els iagt: ST Elm iebr ideuB=
lider, GROCER, fddoli6er Siid." Sa,
aud elm iddoliber Senn mas elm 10
~serualtiser 8aubiii6 i'm Stanbe 1T gu
beridlinsen, ldBt lid benfen. Mlles
rutidt 10 beba9lib bel linn binunter,
burd cos tueite Maul uno burd bic
aerdumise Speiier6bre in ben unae=
beueren Maseniad ! @as bat man nibt
idon Nlles in bieiem Sad sefunoen!
ginmal gu @ien einen 9ansen puoelz
buno, 81 @eBners Soften einen menid=
liden Gopf unb cine nit s%oloenen Rin-
gen seidmiidie menidlide Sanb. 8eB=
ners 3eitaenoiie, Der Staliener gloro=
banoi, ersdblt uus. man babe in einem
in Der Gonau bel preBbura %9eiansenen
Mels bic &efie zines &naben 9efunben
unb nm 3. Suli 1900 erbeutete mo
einsn bel Sborn. Der cine ganse &inoes-
leide bel ii9 bate. ginlt foil einmal.
alleroings rtpeit binten in Der Siirtei,A
uno mir molten fir bic @abrbeit bieier
@eididte ni1t berantnortlid gemadt
tueroen, in Der cine arme 1rauensperion
in boiler Gleiouns nit elmer soloaeipid-
ten Sorie uno aoloenem 8eidmeioe elm
9eidloiien mar!
Nun benz iei, ruie ibm noble, Elm se=
tualtiser SreIier 1T Der Nels, oas felt
feh, unb ollie 8eoba1ter beiidti9en bas
felt Nlters bis auf Den beutisen Sag.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-04-05

grmeduns bonn Sobe bur9
glettriiiren. Ser gesirfsarSt in
@eibsnburg a. g., Sr. Mooel, bat
einem idpd bliben, sebn @oden alten
Sinoe Opium in isbr gerinser 9oiis
beroronet. Surd Die una1tiamteit Der
@drterin befam oas Gino gu piel BON
Ger Meoisin, unn als Der Nrat am
nddlen MOrsen eribien, lag Der feline
patient pie cine 2eihe, regun9slos.
obne ItbemSug ooer Sersidlaa, natiir=
lid aud oBne PIls Da. Ser Nrst leitete
tiinflihe @tbmuns Elm unO iuenoete
fonlige @ieoerbelebunssperiude an
Nlles uergebens. gr lieB bierauf einen
elettriiden Gpparat bolen. uno als er
bic cine glettroDe auf ben unterleib, bic
sueite auf ben Gals anleate, bate er
bic SreuOe, oas Gino mieoer fdma1
athmen al bDren. 9ber nit Gem Mus=
feBen oes Stromes borte aud oas 9lib=
men icfort auf. 2anse .3eit madte es
ben gincrud, als hinge es BON Der
Willtiir ab, our6 @eelaHen Der glef=
triiiruna bas tieine Wiirmden INNER
pieoer IN jenen abiolut l~eidenbaften
3utano auriidsuoerieyen. Der Dor Nn-
tunft tes @rates belianb. Sic Glettri=
Hrung nit benz faraoiiden strome
ipuroe nun unoeroroIIen sebn Gtunoen
binour6 fortseieBt. bis oas Sinh bon
felbt gu attmen besann, bic &0rper-
Temperature fid bcb. Der pulls fiiblbar
ipuroe. Tas auf 10 mertpiiroiae Weiie
aerettete Sinh erbolte fid IN Der Solse-
aeit p~olladnoig.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-04-05

ueber 8e9egnungen NIT
Sbieren i'm Quftballon beridtet
Bacon in Der 2pnooner rGnomleose"
auf @runo Der grfabrunsen, bic er bel
einem gallonauffies our 8eobadtuns
Der Mitte Nobember porisen Sabres er-
tuarteten 2eonioen=M eteore aemadt bat.
Bacon fanb gum geiipiel in 5000 SUB
60be cine groBe blaue Sliese, bic nit
Iautem Drummer bic tuunoerbaren
@dlie ibres 9sreides umilrs. @eraoe
Snietten fdeinen gar nidt ielten in 10
auberoroentlide 96ben binauf gu fiei=
gen. mo fie bod nod itren 9ansel
Qebensbeoiirfniiien burdaus aar nidts
au tbun baben f6nnen. Sin Witalieo
beg ensliiden Nlpentlubs iab einmal
auf Dem 8ipfel Der @ranoes Soraiies
in elmer 9obe BON iiber 1000 Metern
einen Sdmetterlina gang munter Ein=
uno %bersauteln. Ser Barrier @ironom
ELIMINATION bat mebrere meiBe S6met=
terlinge in ettpa 1000 Meter S0be UNI
ieinen Sallon f%lattern ieben, udbreno
lid ionlt melt uno brett tein einsiaer
goael unO tein Sniett in Dem umseben=
ben 2uftmeere seiste, Die 3eit mar se=
raoe I'M Sonnenaufsans. Sm Nllse=
meinen ideint Dos tbierii6e 2eben
jeoo6 i6on nod 3uriidle9una Der erlien
1000 SuB in Der GtmoirbGre 81 per=
idwinoen. Sdon Damn 1T feline Scribe
mebr bOrbar unC feline SdmGlbs i6eint
mebr in ibrem lebbaiten Sluge oieie
SObe au erreiden. MO9lid 1T es ia
all:roings. Dab ollie Sbiere Der 9iiite
burb Die 9idGe zines Sallnns 10 ers
fbrsdt tuerOen, oaB lie lid in meter
Serne balten unc oesbalb uniidtbar
bleibeu, unO oaraus mGre es Damn au1
ertldrlid. oaB aeraoe feline Snietten
an bdufigiien aeieben nerOen. Die mobl
anl uenisiien fir dnslliAe gmpfinoun=
gen su9Gn9lih iino.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-04-05

'Sur6 &atten nm ibren
G6aB etommen 1T cine &rd=
mersfrau in paris. I'm cine Gumme
BON 5000 Grancs aesen Die 8eridwen=
bungsiuGt ibres @atten su idiiyeii.
Derbars bic Grau ibren SdaB in elmer
Gi(e i'm Seller. Nn 800 6ranes be-
itanoen in 8antnoten, Der &elt in 8olo
nno Gilber. Sieier Sage ,uollte bic
6rau our Sesabluns zines @ediels 800
Granes beraufbOlen, iano aber gu ibrer
8eiiirsuns nur nod oas seminste
@elc. IS ltellte lid beraus. oae &atten
bic @elOideine tuegsei6leppt unO ser-
puQt batten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-04-05
brinqt, BRETT i@wel9en fanr,

brinst, BRETT i&welsen fann
SD babe feinen &unitueritanb.
babe meber 3eit nod @elb. nod &aum
gu tb0ri9teu Qiebbabereien, uno wenn
Die praftiide Tasesarbeit mid mioe
sema9t, babe i9 mobl bas &edt, mid
emmal srinolid 81 lansweilenE mirft
cine Sausfrau elm. Oo9 einmal ~
lansweilen2 @arum nidt. aa6 oas
lit ben Sinnen seiuao! Nur bel ofte:
Ter @ieoertebr iei miBtrauiid. Damn
wille, baf in Dir irseno mel9e &rdf.
tie brad liesen, bic mad Setbdtisuns
brdnsen, uno bic bur6 Define Se
quemli6feit nieoersebalten wercen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-04-05
Der quite Com in nllrn Irhrns-
luoert.

Cine fr6mmelnoe unb sugleid aoels-
folSe Game in 66ppingen ertldrte
einem guten 8etannten: so, mein
lieber Sreunb, man muB INNER auf
jeinen Sob porbereitet iein. muB INNER
an iein gnoe benton. id babe iiets ben
Sob Dor glusen uno Nlles mcbl ae-
rifet, uno tueri, Der liebe @ott MIDI
zines 5ases ruien iollte: .8ndoiae
irau,' 10 tam i9 rubis %anttuorten :
,Sa bin bsrett.'H
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-04-05
Neter Srtd,
4ertiAer Mobofat, ct. Gloab, Minn,

egelb su nisbr;sen Prosenten 5l perborsen.
farm 2dubereien merben sefauft uno per-
fault. Ber cine cultipirte Sarm faufen, !3eit
unb @elb iparen mill. uerfeble ni4t gu mir
~ tommen, i9 babe cine ausseSei9nete Elite
Dou Bargains in cultiuirten Sarmen. SD 9ez
be aud Ausfunit iiber fiinitli4 bendierte
2dnbereien in Is colorado. S6reibt ON
MIDI fir ausfunft. 9anoiu6er erbalten babe
Gg.nbabnraten. 10
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-04-05
QluS5ebrnn9

siebt man iid a,lf setpbbnlidem
8ese 81 uber man erbt iie. SOUR
itarfe Sunsen finO basesen &C.
idhbt.
4erionen, nit idpaden aunge,
bebaftet, unb iplde, Die ii6 eben
bon SlnSenentsinblms, 8rpndis
tis unb Grippe pber anberen ct
ibbpfenben Seiben erbulen, fpaten
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-04-05
UNIVERSITY
GOae9epiae, mtnn.,

pon Beneo'ctiHern asleitet, 1T bic bebeufenb.
he Qsbrantalt bes H%ortpeftens. Serrltds
nno aeiunee Gage. nnterridbt in alen Sd.
6era. 8eionoere Gufmeriamfeit miro be,
SeufS6eu Gprade uno ben SanSeIS,
/. tptRenf6aften
setpiomet. giutr" tt au ieoer Belt. Bebin.
aunaen: go per Ronat BET f1nfmonatIinel
Ikpronsbeaab'uns. Nnsfunft ertbeilt bel
l6ieesEr1Fbent 40l,
&eS. Bruno 9Srfer. .. g. 3.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-04-05
4

Grau a.: LINER 9ieniimdoden
fiebt ieoen Motsen auf. obne oab man
lie au meden brau1t. @-Grau g.:
.Nidt m0slid !"-Srau M.: .Sa.
iie bat ne 2isbidaft nit benz Mild.
mann!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-04-05
Sc0tlEemMlsicn,

nebmen. Sic berei9ert bas 8lut,
ftdrft bic 2,nsen unb balt bas
gauge Spitem auf. Sic perbins
bert Mussebrrrns un6 furirt fie in
ibren eriten Stabien.
soc. unb 81. 90, bel auen GrosuiRen.
Scott & Sotrue. ebemifer. Tetp yort-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-04
YOUNG TROOPERS BAD LUCK
sierra Parents Prevent Him From
Going With First Cavalry 10
Fight In China.

The career OF military glory In China
that William Dowlan, a youthful member
Of Troop B, First United States cavalry.
had mapped out for himself, wal yester-
day cut short by the unlocked for inter-
ference OF his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Dowlan. OF 81, Paul, backed up BY
Secretary OF War Root. As the result OF
this parental interfersnce. young DowIan
yesterday doffed his cherished blue uni
form and battered campaign hat and will
shortly leave for his Minnesota home
The brief history of young Dowlan's
service under the stars and Stripes as a
soldier I'm the regular army Is told in a
petition for habeas corpus, filed in the
federal court yesterday by the Young
troopers father. The latter feared that
before the necessary order discharstng Ills
son from the service could be obtained
from Washington city the regiment
would embark for the Orient aboard tina
transport Garonne. Consequently he
adopted the precaution OF suing out a
writ compelling Lieut.. Col. D. r. 81 I-eboe
commanding the regiment, to appear and
show BY what authority young Dowlan
was detained at Fort Lawton.
Judge Hanford granted the writ as
prayed for and set the case down for
hearing. but within few hours after the
papers were signed a telegram came from
the war department saying that the dis
charge OF Private Dowlan had bean grant
ed on account Of his tender years
From the fathers petition for the writ
" appears that young Dowlan enlisted In
Chicago last october and wNs Subsequent
X sent to Fort Russell Wye. and assigned
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-04
Matters Settled to the Satisfao-
ton of All Parties.
OLD OPERATORS GO BACK.
Twenty-Five VIII Return to work Mt
Noon Today-Back Salaries Due
Operators VIII BE Pafd-service
VIII he Greatly Improved at Once
improvements Have Been Made
by Company-Others VIII Follow.

The telephone difficulty was finally set
tied last evening at meeting held at
the Chamber OF Commerce rooms In the
Haller building.
Yesterday afternoon the company sub
mitted a proposition for settlement. to the
committees from the Chamber of Com
merce and business men, which was In
turn submitted by them 10 the striking
operators. by whom It was unanimously
adopted at last evenings meeting. 1t was
as follows:
The company agreed to take back all
the operators. twenty-five OF them at
once. These were selected by lot by
Jacob Furth. who has acted as inter-
venor in the trouble. Mr.. Goldsmith.
chairman of the committee. assured those
operators who were not chosen that they
would be taken back in short
time, probably within two weeks. as
the company Is in need OF competent OPP
orators. The twenty-five who are now
reinststed by the company viii resume
work at noon today.
The operators will return under the
new scale of wages and hours established
by the company. and their former length
of service will determine their present
position as regards pay. The company
also has agreed to carry out any prom
Use made to operators in regard to back
salaries. number have already received
company has also increased Its managing
forces.
The telephone company has assured the
committee that the service will be vastly
improved at once. Fifteen new switch
boards have been added and are now In
operation. A buyers and sellers system
will be added at once. which will greatly
relieve the other switch boards.
The operators last evening were jub-
liant at the outcome. The company has
granted what has been asked for in mat
ter Of wages and hours. and tho greater
part Of the concessions have been made
In very good spirit.
The list now being circulated for sig
nature throughout the city for the pur-
pose OF removing the telephones viii be
called In. and Mr.. Goldsmith. chairman
OF the executive committee under whose
control the lists are. requests that they
Mt once be handed to Mr.. Prosch at tho
Chamber OF Commerce.
A meeting of the executive committee
win be held at that place today at II
o'clock.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-04
HEALTH CONDITION GOOD.
Vancouver, b. c., Health Omcers
Make nm Inspection I'm seattie
for Their Own Information.


mr. w. T. McGuisan, chairman OF the
Vancouver Board OF Trade. and Robert
Marion, local health inspector OF that
city. arc in the city. looking over Seattle
and studying the quarantine and health
conditions now existing here. Their visit,
thew say, is purely to gain Information
regarding the local methods OF SANTA
ton and prevention OF the spreading OF
infectious diseases.
I'VE are on an educational trip" said
DR.. McGuigan yesterday and rom wnas
say that Seattle health authorities are do
ing all In their power to prevent the spread
of any disease that may be imported from
Cape Nome or elsewhere.
I'VE have paid great deal OF atten-
ton TO what has been shown US and your
methods partly to ascertain II you had
any better plan than we have. Mr.. Ma
rion has tramped after your garbage wag-
ons TO the dump, and we have looked
into your plumbing system
AT the present time we have a quar-
antine against all vessels entering our
port. and before passengers are allowed
to land we must be satisfied that they arc
healthy.
Eat the present time DR.. Pagan. second
vice president of our board. Is In San
Francisco, where he Is studying the bu-
bonic plague. He writes us there IL no
doubt that San Francisco IL infected with
the plague. and therefore we are very
careful In our inspection of all passengers
I'VE have no kick coming regarding the
health conditions OF Seattle or the meth
DDS employed In preventing the spread OF
any disease that may be imported. Your
plumbing is good and your general health
condition is splendid"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-04
THEIR LOVE Is DEAD.
Mrs. Frank Thompson Says she II
willing to Have q Divorce.

The Ming OF two divorce suits was
practically the sum total OF the bust
ness OF the superior court yesterday.
Frank Thompson and Orah NJ Nicholson
u were the plaintiffs In the suits
Thompson alleges that his wife. Jennie
I'M. Thompson. 10 whom he was married
I'm this city IN 1895. has deserted and aban-
|. doned him for moro than one year. Mrs.
filed an answer to the COM
plant admitting that she has not lived
with her husband since 1899 She asks
Rfhe custody of the two children of the
tynArriage. girl of and n boy OF years.
I'm her answer she states that she and
/ Thompson cannot longer live together as
|ihusband and wife. the affection that here
fSofore existed between them 'sfor reasons
(which are well understood BY both plain
Esiff and defendant having entirely ceas-
ed -
Mrs. Nicholson claims that she mar
\ lied her husband, W. I, Nicholson. at
| Butte. Mont. in 1885 She alleges that
Qhs Is a hahituai drunkard and has treat
4 ed her cruelty. having on one occasion
S11aaten and abused her without cause,
She claims that he is a mining man worth
500 and Is able to pay alimony.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-04
xErGHBoRs ARE AT OUTS.
J. Gregory In Arrested Upon Con-
pIafnt of II. w. Jackson.


A lively neighborhood quarrel found It's
echo In the arrest OF J. Gregory for an
alleged threat to do bodily harm to II.
w. jackson last night When brought to
the police station Gregory admitted to
OfYicer Freeman that he Jumped Jack
sons fence with the avowed purpose Of
administering ITO him a thrashing. but dis
claimed that his purpose was to do moro
then this.
The participants are neighbors. who re-
side at 23l2 and 2316 Jackson street. Greg
ory is tenant of Jackson's. and. ac-
cording to the formers own statement he
does not hold in high esteem his landlords
fealty to the British flag. Last evening,
after imbibing several schooners OF lager
heer, Gregory concluded to demonstrate
his prowess In the art OF boxing. and
leaped his neighbor's fence he says, with
that end in view. Bystanders who wit
messed the occurrence aver that Jackson
ned preoipitateiy, shortly after the oc-
currence. the latter telephoned to police
headquarters for the assistance of an off,
GER. claiming that Gregory was armed
Officer Freeman responded and conveyed
Gregory 70 the station. He viii be ar.
raigned before Judge Cam today.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-04

The captain and several members Of tho
crew Of the German ship Harold, now an
chored in the stream at West Seattle,
appeared in the municipal court yester-
day morning and obtained a warrant for
the arrest OF sailor on a charge OF
drunkenness One of the crew stated that
the sailor had caused any amount OF
trouble on the ship and the captain was
forced 70 put him In irons Tho time
limit, twenty-four hours, In which a men,
her Of . ships crew may be kept In close
confinement In an American port having
expired, the master Of the vessel took this
means Of securing his prisoner.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-04
HOP PICKERs WANTED.
orders Conin6 to Employment Of
Ace-Heducea Rate Arranged.

Secretary Grout OF the labor commits
sion, has perfected arrangements with the
trip ticket to North Yakima to take effect
when the hop harvest commences. about
September ]. This rate will not be grant
Cd unless parties contain twenty-five or
more.
One order for one hundred pickers has
been received by the employment ONCE
from J. II. Lynch, prominent grower OF
North Yakima.
Secretary Grout would be glad 10 ccrre-
spond with those residing outside OF Sc
attic. who desire engagements, during the
picking season: this should be done early
made In time.
Seattle Is the hub for hop pickcrs to as
sen3ble at: they come from Tacoma.
Whatcom, Mount Vernon. snohomish. Ev-
erett. Olympia and many other towns to
engage for the season.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-04

TO troop b. A few weeks ago he was or
dered to this city to await embarkation
for China
: The elder Dowlan claims that upon en-
listing Young william represented him-
self as q years OF age. whereas ne was
but H. On this account the father oialms'
The elder Dowlan made the trip out
from Minnesota for the special purpose
OF preventing his sons departure TOT the
Orient and will now take him back 10
home and mother.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-04
Aati-saieon Leaxue Meetins.

Next wednesday night the regular
monthly meeting OF the Seattle Anti-Sa-
loon League will be held in the pariors OF
the Plymouth Congregational church. In
heads. the special feature OF the evening
will be an address on The Saloon In Poll
tics" by r. Beaumont. recently OF Bos-
ton. who has commenced the practice of
law in this city. He will make compari-
sons between conditions in Boston and
Seattle that will be OF unusual interest