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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-15
D3eian=Nacbricb

s 0aut 9~abelsramm murbe infer
bodm'iter gNdoi Sacob Srobec leb=
ten Samftas BON Sr. Seilisfeit,
Yap1t SEQ KILL, in auoiens empfan=
gen. Nad elmer 8eipre6uns iiber
Sen Sorti9ritt Der Ot65eie ct. gloub
uno iber ben bes Satbolisismus in
ben Ser. Gtaaten bemerfte &c. Set
listeit in gesus aRf Sen aassans Der
8abl: sd bette gu Soft, baB err
ben Prdlibenten We&inlep erleu6ten
m6se. bamis ct bic @efsbren bas SIM
perialismus perbinbere.
5 Gebten Sonatas seuree in ser
@emeinbe Git Wartin Sas Yatrons=
feit in feier!ider 8eiie besansen, nnb
fommenoen Sonntas bestnnt IN iener
9emeinbe bie 4Oftinbtse Gsabe.san=
ba9t.
5 @eserwartis merbe1i bic fur bas
| Sunbament'ber nei.en pslnilGen Cir
6e be~n0tbisten Stsine CIT Srt unb
Steue setsa9t. Die Suabament=
mauern msrben rod in bieism Sabre
selest.
5 Wa(err Betev Warttui iii ausen=
blidlid besan, bic 6ealsfapetle bes
bo6m 'iteE 9ii9ds GRABBED a~aassnbe|=
fern.
5 Die Seier, oslde prosaaammaBis
in WiqeppiIe guam 8efen ben @emein=
be am 80. unb 80: 0ftober abaebal=
ten murbe; ertptes fi9. ais eva sdnsli9
unermarseter gsfolg. Eroes bes fen9=
ten Wetaers. unb' ber i9ieaten @ese
bate iid,eine srobe gtenss slap feier=
li9en Dantiasunss. gottesotenfie ein=
s~efunben, mdbrenb rsel6ens ser bo9m.
Seelicsser Der @eminbe IN inniser
Nnrebe bic 2ente %auffouberte, ibre
Oanfsarf.it aud baSur6 80 ~beseusene
baB fertn. fusisebiser @eife mdbrens'
Der Seier fdr bic 81 erbauenbe nere
&irde' frenSis: beitrasea. 8iemnbl
bic @emeinSe unh baS Seier gomate
faumtsmet @o@es l3eit CUR @orberei=
tuns ,batten, sinsen bod iber $13S5;
elm, 10 baB na6s abSus a1er Nuseaben
BEN &aiirer bes 8au. gomites 6rn. 8.
Rertlins, ala &eiaseminn 1916: S3
aberseben werben fonnten. 53pei alts
@emeiabes Mitslteher batten iberbiss
idon fraber $50 baar beiseiteiert, TO-
bab Der gaarbeitanb in Sdnben bes
Sau @omites ii6 auf $1,000. so be-
lduit. Sie Subltription ron 80 @e=
meinoe= Mitglieoern belanfen Ii6 bis
iest auf runb $4,000. = Mm lebten
Wittmo9 murbe NIT benz SteiaezS rez
den unb Splitter besonnen, UNI i'm
fommenben 8inter bos Steinfabren
befor9en gu f0nnen. Die 9emeinbe
murbe bur9 bas unermartet sinitise
&einltat Der Seier gu u%nentwestem
8orwdrtSseben ermuntert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-15
SeretnSaNacbricbten
Ser Soratao 9lbenb in her &

Ser SonataS Nbenb in Ser Sale
Der Pfarrl6ufe Der ct. gloub u. 6.
8emetnbe sebaltene &atbolifentas i'm
&leinen mar CUR sr6Bten Sreube bes
bo@w. 9farrers P. @resor, 8. 6.
g., lebr gut beIu6t, Elm 3eiden, baB
man in ct. gloub bic bur9 berartise
gerlammlunsen sebotenen Sortbeile
re@t gu mirbisen meib. Die bel Der
@elesenbeit sebaltenen Sortrdse FAM
hen reidli9en 8eifaa, unb paren eS
namentlid bic erniten @orte seS
Pfarrers, in benen CT perfdiebene auf
benz &atbolifentas gu DULUTH sefabs
ten BeIdliKe in elmer @eile erlduter=
tie, baB bieielben sewib pol allen, bic
5usesen maren, ME auber A@t selal=
fen rperben. Mit einem breifa9en
Sod auf ben 81. @ater unb bur9 se=
meinidaftli@es Abitnsen bes r@rober
Soft" selanste ber &atbolitentas gun,
ruarbtsen Gbi9luB.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-15

Die G~liOciatiou Der Trauenredt
~lerinnen uor Sqinois LIT iest breiBii
Sabre alt. Dabei muB aber Elm @e
9~enfebler unterlaufen iein, benn per.
i9ieoene Der @rinoertnnen bebaupten,
ieneS Mltsr nod nidt erreidt gu ba'
ben.
Spanien ldBt lih iest cine neut
Slotte in Sranfreid bauen. Was III
bod ldn6oer uubanf, benn fir BIZ
smansis Wiuionen, Die mir ibnen fiji,
bic Fbilippinen seseben, bitten BIT
Spanier ibre Walhsuber aud'in Der
Ser. Staaten bsriteuen lailen f0nnen
X X
is mar cine Gnte, baB @r Erdlt
bent @rouer Gleuslano am @abitase
auf bic gnteniaso sebsn mill. Der
Wann, Der auf bic gnteniaso sins,
mar Elm Eeporter
Saut Ser GntIbeiouns Ser fran,o:
lil6en @eri6te bat bic @rdfin @oulo
Galteuane in 3utunft tdgli6 nur nod
1850 gu uerSehren IS mnB elm
bednsitisenoes @efibl lein, ii9 nit
elmer ;olben Vappalie bur6 Die @elt
l6lasen 81 mi /
X x
Der &oblenSrdberaus ltanb ioq i'm
@ansen S13, 600, 600 setOitet baben.
Oa weroen bic Goblenbarone wobl
balls neue Freislilten brudeu laiien.
X
Die iunse &onisin pom 9ollan6
iou abneisuns sesen Wuiit baben.
Der Son Der eriten @eise in Der gbe
uirb ibr i6on sefauen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-15
Sternfbnuppen.

Sic na6its @abl gilt Sem arutz
balm.
Man9es Sers lit Elm air9bof be-
GARDENER SOffnunssn.
Sebs mill bis gu ieinem 0~ebensenbe
rganbibat" b(eiben. So0te bas nt1t
auf bic Sauer bod etwas lansweilis
werben?
3meitanlenb &etruten louen bal.
bisit nod ben Ybilippinen abseben.
germutbli6 um bort bas l4one Stud
,9ries im S,ieben" aufSufhbren.
Ser Y-opbet gilt nidt i'm eise=
men 9arbe." = Sesmesen miro IS
aber feinem @ablpropbeten, Der ni9ts
sesolteu, eiufuaen, aussumanbern.
X X
3wil6en Der So6ter bes Staatss
Iecretdrs unb Der bes Mderbaumini
tiers ioa es 81 fleineu seieui9aftli=
den SiHeren;en sefommen iein. &lio
elm Damenfries am 9ofe 81 @albins.
ton.
Sie &oni9in pon Yortu9al bat ei=
mem S9iffer, Der nit ibr aus einem
aefenterten 8oote fiel, aus benz @af=
Ter serettet. Ser Mann fonnte midi
idwtmmer, Sic &6nisin lit cine Dor.
alslide S9mimmerin. Oas lit etnt
Don ben brapen Sbaten, wel9e bas
a6nistbum nod cine seitlans ibe,
Baiier gu balten permosen.
~
Sn COLORADO unb Snbiana baber
,tli6e @dbler bic gaterlanbsliebe f
.rnit aufsefaBt, bab tie chamber tobt
fdlusen. gs siebt bod lonberbar'
S9wdrmerl
SIM milben @eiten mollte Semani
feline eisene gerion In elmer @abl
rpette sesen $500 einieben, abe
ni9t einmal auf einen S9uB Pulpe
ais @eseniab fanb fi@ ein @ettluiti
ger.
glaf benz S9ulsrunb zines Oorfei
ia Yennipluania lit cine Petroleum
snelIe entbedt worben. Oa rptrb au
Der bortisen S@ule io3uiasen man@e
fnmen beruorseben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-15
Rational fatbolii9er Sereimabuns.

gu eineiu nationalen fatbolii9er
Sereinsbunbe bebufs semeinlame,
action auf peridiebenen widtisen Sc:
bieten bes 0ffentliden 9ebenS, nit
ibn bic Siid0fe MeBmer unb Wc'
Saul mie cine Heibe anseiebener@ei it'll
der unb FreBorsane leit einisen Wto.
naten 10 lebbaft befirworten, iOI in
ben nddIten Sasen auf elmer Selesir=
ten. @eriammluns in Seem gorf bas
Sunoament 9elest meroen. Der nns
ermiioli6e Sberbi,te pom @,een Ban
bat nit 0itfe mebrersr beutlher fatbo.
liider &eretnsmdnner Elm Yrosramm
s%ntporfen, bas sund1lt BEN iSwed ber
anseitrsbten 9ereinisuns entbdlt. Oer=
Ielbe Ioll oil ritter STEELE elm relisio'
Ter kin unS bic S6roeruns Der tatbo
lii6sn grsiebuns, b0bsren wie nieoes
rem. Ser tatboliid'n Yreiie, beS fatbo;
liiden Sereinspelens, Der fatbpliiden
@inpanoerung uno Colonization 10
wie Die Ssranltaltuns belonoerer uno
allsemeiner &atbolifentase nne Die
8efdmpiuug uerbotener unb perodb
tiger @ebeimbinoe umiaiien. SIN 10
fialer Sesiebuns lou Der Sereinsbune
Sic Sirlorse fir Die armen uno Wais
len, Die Q0luua Der Nrbeiterfra9e uno
Die 6iitntli6e Moral (G9e uno gbes
I6siSuns, Sonntassbeilisuns, bic
Srunfludt, Sie Sduubibne, 9aSaroz
ipisl uno Yrpitituticn, iOwie bic
pbicone 9lteratur) ms Iuse fallen.
Yurteipu!itiibe 3iele ioa Der Sunb
Don ~uornberein beSauouireu, ii6 aber
uorbebalten, in allen Sduen, no bic
Diraerli6en Ge6te Der ameritantl6en
aatbolitsa ansetaitet ooer beorobt
werSsn, sur @abruns Serielben seeint
anb frdftig nit allen erlaubten unb
!lusen Witteln einsutreten. Was bic
Srase Ser Organization ansebt, 10 be-
tont Misr. MeBmer Dor aaem, taB
ale Hationalitdten unb alie fatboli=
l6sn Sereine nidt nur binsu9escsen
psreen, ionbern audi i'm Serwaltunss.
ratb sebibrenb uertreten letn i%ollten. T,
Ole neutrality-suspicious. mose aus
,iuem erecutipen Sunoesratb, Der bic
serbinoeten Sereine, unb einem lesisz
latipen NbseOrbnttenbaule, bas bic i'm
Sunbe pertretenen perl9iebenen Sea-
tionalitdten rep~rdientire, beiteben err
fteres iei periobil9 pom BEN Witslie=
sern bes lesteren gu wdblen.
Der Serr Siidof slaubt, bab bur6
cine lol6e ginri9tuus bic lesitimen
Snterelien aqer Nationalitaten se=
pebrt pirben. @enn man auf
Settle bisber benz an unb
fur ii9 10 lobli9en unb piel perlpre=
S0berationsplane nit elmer sez
&ible seseniiberseitanben bat,
10 mar es bauptid6(id, neil man be-
baB Der beuti@e @i@el wies
Der moi als &asenpiote sebrau9t
lolte, um irii9en Politifern
bic &aitunien aus Dem 6euer gu bslen.
Die Organization bes ~seplanten Sun=
,es auf Ser pom Sii3of @eBmer uors
@runblase wirbe bieie
Sefirdtuus wobl beieitisen. l1ebris
yens lit bic Sa9e, role Misr. MeBs
ner ielber b%eruorbebt, nod ni9t
lctionsreif. @ir idlieBen uns beB.
)alb ieinem @unl6e an, baB bieielbe ,
,ei alien fatbelilden @ereinsmdnnern
rnfte unb uorurtbeilsloie grwasuns !
lnb Dissolution finber mose.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-15

gtb8ermoob.-Oe 10 Weis
len llbti& BON bter mobnenbe 1ar:
mer Ole Martinlon Mablunb murb,
am Wttttmod abenb aus ieinem Tubr
inert seidleubert uno erlas leinen Ser
lesunsen l9on mad aur wenisenS Stun
ben.
Montana.
goune
puroe Sonntas Ibeno um balb
ubr pom einemO eiperaoo ausenblidlid
setootet unb Der u~nteriberiif Bella,
uon bemlelben Strau9bieb t6olit per-
munbet, als iie i'm uerbaften wouten
Der W6roer entfam in Der Ounfel.
belt Gr wirb perfolst.
6elena.-Oie@ abt6eri6te Mou=
tanas Seisen, oaB bic nd6ite Staats;
Sesislatur aus So Glart. Oemofraten,
SO &epublifanern, 8 Oalp. Oemofra.
ten unb l Yopuliiten belteben ,uiro.
Oemna6 miro %. u. Start uno elm
ancerer Semofrat ben Scat Wouta=
10 i'm SunbesIenat re~prdlentiren. Na.
besu p%oultdnbige Serifte seigen, bar
Srpan I'M Staate cine Waioritat pom
5000 Stimmen bat.
Widigan.
9%arbor springs. auT
benz 9eimpese mad ieiner @esnuns
in W%epnetoniing wurbe 6. 9. Dab.
cod, elm dlterer Mann, pom einem
StraBenrduber iiberfauen, niebersez
l1lasen uno um $50 beraubt.
Sonsbton II. = Die galumet &
Necla= @rube, aus Der $50 Ser9felse
Dor swei 8oden entlaiien murben,
bat bic S6a9te ID, 1G unb II eez
l9lolfen, wobur6 400 Mrbeiter en-
werbloslos semorben linb.
d m e.-Oer 55iabri=
&c @Briit. Ylembad, Sdasmeiter
oss Sopnibip Wi6isamme, tane am
Sreitag, als er I'M Sesrilf ltanb, Ell
men SasbansHus gu MAIDEN, burd su=
fdaise g%ntlabuns ieines @emebres Ell
men idben Sob. gr binterldBt Trau
uno bret Ginber.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-15
500 8eIpbnuma.

Nabreno Der iinsten 8abl perianbte bas
oernotrattl9e @ountpsS omite an bic Stimmz
9eosr etrelilare, uuo peri9iebene 3eitlnaea
peronsnfltdtsn elne .In9abe, babin lautenb,
o9B !1 EN- SlinoniB nit ben &epublitanerx
l9log uno Sttmmen 9e9en bic Ganbibaten
1nr SoIoernor inb Gon9rebmann perida=
9erte. Otele Nnaabe entbebrt ablolut Ser
2sa9rbe!t. SD bin miuens, 800 fir iebex
MIR bemlelenen Sau su beSablen, mo ib Stims
men uerltaberte o6er aud nllr ben Beriud
ma1te, cine Stmme sesen 9inb ober Ernels
len gu beeinhuiien.
9ubert Sanfem.
ct. @louh ben Is. Ropember, 1900. =
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-15
8

Waibburn.- Ser Sanbets=
loben uon u. 9. Wabl tpur6e iammt
Snbalt bur@ Seuer 3erft0rt, rpel6es,
pie man annimmt, anselest purbe.
Ser Werlut betrdst $4,000, bie Wers
f@eruns $4,000.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-15

-@eiunbbeit fur sebn Gents. Cas-
carets MAIDEN bic gtnseweibe u. Nie=
rem aatirlt@ arbetten, ~SertOren bic
Microben, beilen &opfweb, @aaens
frantbeit nm @ertopfuns. 8ei auen
apotbefern
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-01
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The Portland daily press., 1900-03-01
In THE SENATE.
Vote on the Hawaiian Bill Postponed
For Day.

Vote ON the Hawaiian Bill Postponed
For Day.
Washington, February 2s.-Notwith-
standing the agreement made by the Sem
ate to vote on the Hawaiian government
bill at todAy's session, the final vote on
the measure was postponed until four
O'Clock tomorrow. Practically no progress
was made on the bill today although 1t
was under consideration nearly four
hours.
Mr.. Aldrich, chairman Of tbs finance
committee at the opening Of the session
made an explanation Of the work Of the
conferess on the financial measure, his
statement resulting In an unexpected and
spirited debate.
One Of the features Of the session was
the speech Of Mr.. AoLaurin. Democrat Of
South Carolina, on the Phillppins qusa.
tion. He his the first Democrat In the
Ssnats to declare himsslf Cor expansion.
He secuted what he termed the busbeas
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-01
ENTERTAINMENT BY CYPRESS
TEMPLE.

The members Of Cypress Temple No. 2.
L. &. E., and their friends assem- blsa at
their hall on Exchange street last eve
ming at eight o'clock. The following pro-
gramme was given:
Selection, Orchestra
Vocal Solo, Miss Madeline Files
ReadiDs, Miss Amy Richards
Banjo Duet,
Mr.. Eugene Winslow. Mr.. 5. Leavitt
Plano Solo, Miss Gertrude Derry
Reading, Mrs. l.. A. Montgomery
Vocal Solo, MIR. Robert b. Lord
Banjo Songs,
Mr.. Eugene Winslnw, accompanied by
Mr.. Leavitt.
After the entertainment q short order
Of dances was greatly enjoyed by all.
The following IL the committee Of ar
rangsments: Mrs. Emma A. Rolf, Mrs.
Priscilla Reddy, Mrs. Edith IL. Lord.
Mrs. Mabel B. Whiteley aud Mrs. Nettie
M HATCH
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-01
WAS AFTER A RECORD.
And Claims He wouId Have Broken
II but For the Police.

zone OF the picturesque characters of
the levec around about the foot of Poy-
dras street." said veteran river man,
sis a strapping big darky who rejo;ces in
the sobriquet OF 'Eatables. which was
bestowed upon him as a tribute to bis re-
markable appetite. Eatnbles has rec
ord of 12 pies devoured at one sitting.
This feat may seem paltry to people ac-
customed 10 the ordinary standard pie OF
commerce, but the levee pie, on which
the record was made. is quite different
confection. 1t is massive rectangular
pastry about q foot square in surface
area and fully four inches thick. Two or
three of these dainties usually clog the
appetite OF the biggest roustabout on the
river.
"To put away L. was Il marvel, n phe-
nomenon. and the exploit stood unchal-
lenged until last Monday. when a very
black and very vociferous darky disem-
barked from Vicksburg packet and an
nounced loudly that he was 'hongry.' He
had a dollar time check that he couldn' I
get cashed until evening, and he declared
he would perish of famine in the interim.
"At that somebody told him about Eat
ables' remarkable performance, and he
promptly hunted up an eating stall keep
er and offered to bet his time check that
he could beat the record. The stall keep
er happened to be sportively inclined and
accepted the def, and in almost less time
than 1t takes to tell it big crowd bad
assembled TO witness the contest.
Twelve thick pies and a ham sand
witch were placed on the counter, and the
hungry African from Nicksburg proceed
ed to bury his countenance in the top
slab. In a moment ii had disappeared,
and he was immersed in No. 2. After
the eighth he faltered slightly, but stuck
TO the task, and eventually the last NOR
sci of the pie monolith had vanished.
'This tied Eatnbles' score but just as
the new champion grasped the sandwich
to complete his triumph he rolled up his
eyes and toppled over.
"a policeman rushed In and pounded
him on the back until he recovered. but
meanwhile the umpire had decided
against him, and the pie championship
still remains in New Orleans.
"The vicksburg pie devourer claims he
was euchered out OF decision by police
interference, and the episode has involv-
ed the entire neighborhood In bitter ar
gument that still RACES. 1t divides hon
ors with the Boer war as topic Of con-
versation on the Poydras street river
frontage."-New Orleans Times-Demo-
crat.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-01
Herculean Efforts Made to Bring
Out Vote.

washington, February ss.-The battle
royal over the Porto Rican tariff bill
ended In the House today In . sweeping
victory for the Republicans. The bill,
! amended as sgreed upon At the conferences
Of Republicans on Monday tight so ~ to
reduc, the tariff from a5 to 10 per cent
of the American tariff and limiting its
life to two years, was passed By vote of
l72 yeas to l6l nays. Six Republicans,
Msssrs. Crumpsoker Of Indiana, Fletcher
of Minnesota, Heatwols Of Minnesota,
L,tt,sfield Of Maine, Lorimer OF Illinois
and Mccall Of Massachusetts, voted with
the opposition against the bill and four
Democrats, Msssrs. Davey and Meyer Of
Lcuis,ans, Dsvriss OF California and
Sibley of Pepnsy lvania, voted with the
Republicans for the bill. In addition,
Mr.. Warner. Republican Of Iliinois, was
paired against the bill with Nj. Boutelle,
Kepublican Of Maine, for It. Two other
Republicans, Mr.. Lane of Iowa and Mr..
Paris of Indiana were absent and un-
pa,r.d, They were understood to be
sinst the bill. Four Deomornts who
were opposed to the bill, Asssrs. Fleming
of Georgia, Small Of North Carolina.
Smith OF Kentucky, and Stalins Of Ala
bama, were absent and impaired. Other
pairs were Gibson Of Tennessee, Reeves OF
Illinois, Harmsr Of Pennsylvania, Bail,y
of kansas, Sheldon Of Michigan, wads-
worth of New York, all Republicans for
the bill. with Tate Of Georgia, Sparkman
of Florida, Fox Of Missouri, Bsllamy OF
North Carolina, Cox Of Tennessee and
Ephes, Democrats, all against the bill.
Herouleau efforts had been made to get
out the full vote and this led to some re.
markable Incidents. Six men were
brought from beds Of sickness, two OF
them from hospitals. Mr.. Brounlow Of
Tennessee was brought. In carriage &C
com mpanied by his wife and physician. He
sat bundled up near tho entrance until
his vote was given and then withdrew.
1t was felt that the strain would be severe
on him, but when MIR. Tawney, the Re-
publican whip, urged that the bill might
be lost by this one vote, MIR. Brownlow
said: al would rather lose my life than
see this bill defeated"
MIR. Tawnsy and three assistants were
out In carriages until midnight last
night, accoun ting for every vote and Mr..
Underwood, the democratic whip. was
similarly exerting every means to get
ont his vote. Three Democrats were
brought from sick beds. The first test
today was on a substitute offered BY Mr..
Mccall on behalf Of the opposition. 1t
was the original Payne bill for free trade
with Porto Rico and was defeated 100 to
174. Only i've Republicans voted for the
substitute. Mr.. Fletcher, Republican of
Minnesota, who subsequently voted to
recommit and against the bill, voted
against the substitute. A motion to re-
commit 1t, which followed, shared a
similar fate being lost 16o to la. There
was great excitement throughout the roll
calls, which was followed with eager In.
terest by eager crowds Of spectators who
packed the galleries to suffooation. The
Republicans engaged in q demonstration
of wild jubilation when the final result
was announced.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-01
Bxuensiye Shirt,

Rivers-why didn't you let Throggins
brag about his So shirt IL he wanted TOT
What was the use of your telling him
that the shirt you are wearing cost you
$3.607 You know you never paid moro
than $3.50 for IT.
Brooks-That's all It cost In the first
place. but I've had 1t washed at least 20
times at 10 cents per time. wasn't 60.
Ing to let him crow essr ms.--Chicago
Tribune.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-01
ANCIENT ORDER UNITED WORK
MEN.

Boston, Esbruary 2s.-At the second
days convention Of the Massachusetts,
juriscitticn OF the Ancient Order Of
Unitsd wcrkmsn the following officers
wer3 chosen BY unanimous consent:
Grand Master Workman-wslter Leigh,
New Haven.
Grsnd Foremau-Orvilis A. Ward,
Dorohs stsr.
Grand Overseer-R. n. Griswold. Prov
idenee.
Grand Recorder-J. Edward Burt,
Medford.
Grand Recsiver-Thomas +. Temple,
Boston.
Representatives to Supreme Lodge
Nathan CrAtry OF Chloe pee, Louis T..
Merrill of Concord, N. II . and Edward
r. Danfurth of Skowhegan.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-01
DON'T WANT TO SEE sApHo.

Dlnbury, Conn.,, February 2s.-Aayor
Charles Kerr Of this city today sent notice
to the management OF the local theatre
that he would not issue any license for
the production of "Sapho" booked for
this city March s. This 10 In line with
the crusade against the production Of the
play in Connections which was inaugu-
rated by Mayor Kilduff Of Waterbury.
Monday.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-01

Of imperlslism with which some Of his
colleagues were trying 10 frighten the
people. declaring the question was not
ens Of politics and maintained the aoQui-
sitlon Of the Philippines would Be of i'm
mense advantage to this country, es-
peciaiiy the south. BY opening 70 the
United States the trade Of the Orient.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-01

d The Bssoher club will meet this after
aoon with Mrs. AoKsnnsy, High street.
Paper by Mrs. usnnstt, "The Theory OF
Light"
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-01
Old GOLD

RemodeIed, exchanged or bought for cash. We
paw the highest cash price IS we use it In our
from your old gold. MckENEEY, Manufac-
turing Jsweler, Monument Square. lan2edu
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-01
500 Reward.

THE Portland Electric Light Company will
Il pay $loo TO any one who will furnish evs-
dence that will convict any person OF umper-
ng with their lines, lamps or machinery.
PORTLAND ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANY
Geo. w. Brown, Prssidsnk