davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-17
QUESTION OF COMMITTEE JURISDICTION.
Slight Dispute as TO Which Will Father Anti POlygamy
Amendment TO the Constitution-RhOde Island
Members Campaign Powder.

time a member OF the committee on
election OF President and Vice Presi-
dent, and az his request MIR. Reed had
sent his resolution TO his committee.
II Is assumed That Speaker Hender-
son. In the rush OF the first days bust.
ness, ,glanced at the printed bin. and
seeing that Mr.. Reed a master Of par
limentary rules, had referred the reso-
luton to the elections committee, sim
ply made the same reference.
The elections committee has jurisdic-
tion only in the matter Of the form Of
electlng President. Vice President. sena-
tors and representatives.
The report Of the committee Is largely
a reprint OF the report made. by Mr.
CapOn on his resolution last year. with
n preliminary statement citing that
prompt action Is required on the sub
ject. II is hardly probable that subject
will ever be called as Il viii raise the
question OF jurisdiction.
The chairman Of the judiciary COM
mittee will announce that In due time
his committee viii report n resolution
embodying a proposed amendment 20
the Constitution.
Mr. Capon has given notice that he
will address the House on an early oc-
caslon. He represents Rhode Island
district: made up Of people who were
much wrought up over Mr.. Roberts
presence In the House. He ~ a candi-
date Cor reelection.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-17
STILL HOLDS The FORT.
Desperate In Evanston Jail HISS The Upper
Hand Of The officers,
Takes n Deputy sheriff Prisoner and
Retains Him as Hostage Sheriff
Takes His Place.
ESPECIAL TO THE NEWS. y

Evanston. Wyoming, Feb. l7.-Yester-
day afternoon desperate named VII
liam Foley, who is inoarcerated in the
county jall here covered Deputy Sheriff
Isherwood with a revolver and COM
mandei him to throw up his hands.
After securing ,he ofIclrs qua and ys
he locked him UP in a cell and was pre-
pairing 10 escape when City Marshal
Smith came IN. Foley attempted to
play the same trek on Smith. but the
latter quickly slammed the door shut
and braced his back against H. at the
same time calling for help, which soon
came. Foley. however had the ad-
vantage and held sherwood as a host
age. At o'clock in the evening Sheriff
Ward substituted himself for sherwood
In order 10 release his deputy. The
prisoners therefore. have possession OF
the sheriff. two revolvers. plenty Of
cartridges and desperation. This after
room there was no change In the situa-
ton and the jail Is heavily guarded.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-17

li,Sr. Feb. lI-Mr, II. W. Massing-
J. irmerly the editor Of the Chronl-
1 Enies as follows to the Morning
A.s under the heading What VIII
rEia Dor
A Dew world power has arlsen-the
- American people.
faItsht Mckinley and Secretary OF
b Hay share | believe. the opinion
b minority Of the Engllshmen that
1Vnin south Africa is an error and
TINE But they remember that,
iiks TO the pressure from below the
rlsA government, the English gov
''asri was beneyolently neutral in
spanish war, Therefore, so Ear as
-'E opinion will allow them, they
~ Ike TO sail on an even keel in
10 Africa, But as they well know,
~, Them lies a mighty, and as they
= Ehov. an ungovernable force. ex-
tMng Itself with absolute freedom,
--ag rs Will on party managers,
D President.
-.alse q few American ladies' who
nsIried or fought their way into
W society started a hospital ship
- ,s imagined that American SYM
NO were with British power. Moth.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-17
,,,.r,oon Dlspatchesl


49,. TEX Feb. i1.-At FIVE o'clock
!. ~, a mob Of negro soldiers
-, piss attacked the city police
-. 9TH the object Of releasing two
y. y, 4. ,omrades who had been arrest
,,,rdsr. During the fight Police
, y. Newt stewart and one negro SOL
I. ~. killed and It is believed an
~ !, the soldiers is wounded ,
l.,.,5sy afternoon the police locked
,,ruoral from the fort for being
=, ,,s threatening TO chase the po-
|, ~. out Of the city, and last night
FL, trutken soldier was arrested
|-,lss Of the prisoners took the
n, most. A rescue party armed
4, Krag.Jofgensens was organized,
h hs bstore daylight a descent was
~ n the city, 49,.
4. olilers. rifles in hand, entered
nice station and demanded OF
!, stewart, the only man on duty,
\ srnasr Of their comrades.
s.s,r ordered the men out OF the
/. ,ra they opened fire on him.
;sy Richard Blacker, who sleeps In
r- adjoining the station ofilee'
~ By the shots, spfang out Of bed,
~, his pistol and started into me
n A soon as he appeared In the
lsy one Of the soldiers opened hre
az
i,ls dropped to his knees, and at
IN shot one Of the negroes stag
vlri ran out, closely followed by
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-17

the issues arising from the three in
junction suits growing OFT Of the con-
tests over the State offices.
The Republican house today adopted
a resolution extending It's thanks to
that gallant soldier and patriotic
statesman. Gov. Roosevelt. for words
Of cheer 70 Gov. Taylor, and further
resolved that they would never cease
In their efforts until the Goebel election
law is repealed. The senate merely
met and adjourned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-17
EiARGE AGAINST COL. BRUBACK.
on Claims that He Attempted to Defeat the Ends OF Jus.
lice by Aiding Witnesses to Depart-Warant
Issued for His Arrest.

Z ''y'lopments In the Benbrook
case which have followed In
4. secession ever since the night
q saseay' bid fair to follow the
~ sa' up to the hour Of trial on
Way morning.
"a. n''nlng Victor Morris. brother
, 40 s' Burton c. Morris, swore to
y, ~Apalni in Justice MeMas,er's
ts 'a,nN Col Theodore Bruback.
e. y charges that gentleman with
.h !, ~. % defeat the ends Of jus.
HI =, = 'lalns In the departure Of the
!, w v'as''ss, Mana wltbeek ana En- s
~ 'u who IL will be remem.
olnlng at the Merchants
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-17
IEGRO SOLDIERS
ATTACK POLICE.
!, If United States Troops Make a
- npscent on Ell Paso's City Off
ciaIs-Bloody Work.

1,ot Place at 5a.m-One Police Officer and One Soldier
S , ,od ArOther Soldier WOunded-Iwo Drunken Soldiers
.,d-Nob Of Colored Troops, Armed win hrag''orsen'
Make Descent on the Police Station-Shoot Down
oe,. IA CHARGE Drives the Mob Away Killing one
r..a ., Rood-Sherii and Police Demand Culpnl IRON
Il. wIiay-Poice Armed with MISUNDERSTANDING Is
Very Bitter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-17
THE CITY'S HEALTH.
Report for January and the Week
just Passed.

The vital statistics for the month Of
January show the number OF deaths TO
have been 81, as against GS in January,
1899. The births number lo2. OF which
IS were males and a females. all white.
The contagious diseases we're reported
as follows: Varioloid (mild form Of
smallpox. g. smallpox. Is, whooping
cough. Z. scarlet fever. Is; diphtheria. 2;
typhoid fever, 2
The report Of the board OF health for
the week ending today shows as fol-
lows: Births, ~: males, s. females. 3:
deaths 49, males sfemales 4: contagious
disease flags outstanding II. covering 10
cases Of scarlet fever, and diphtheria
smallpox for the week 3, all at the house
Of detention; Infectious diseases report
ed 2. whooplng cough /. typhoid fever !.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-17
Overcome by Smoke.

New York, Feb IA fve-story
brown stone house at 400 Fifth avenue
burned early today and two persons
were seriously injured A dozen occu-
pants were asleep IN the house. II. +.
McClelland a wealthy bachelor. was
picked up on the first hoor overcome
by smoke and with his feet burned and
cut by broken glass He probably VIII
recover.
G. l.. Tyson was found by the hremen
on the fourth floor overcome by smoke,
The loss Is $4,000 The cause Of the
fire Is unknown
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-17
A DOUBLE BEREAVEMENT.
Jerry Ryan. a Miner, Loses His Daugh.
ter and Stepson.

The funeral OF Madelalne Ryan,
daughter Of Jerry Ryan, a well known
miner. was held at st. Mary's cathedral
this afternoon. the interment being at
Mt olivet.
SIR. RYAN was at Cripple Creek, Col.
when he received the kilograms an
nouncing the death here OF his daugh-
ter by his former wife. on the day Of
his arrival in Salt Lake he received a
telegram announcing that his stepson
had been shot and killed at Cripple
Creek. This afternoon, while he was
burying his daughter in Salt Lake, his
wife was burying her son in Colorado.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-17

Cafe on the evening OF the killing and
are important witnesses, 50 the prose-
oution claims, for the State.
John Wltbeck. the father Of one OF
the girls, was arrested yesterday He
provided the witnesses with money 10
pay their expenses east but says he
received Il from Col. Bruhack as a
loan The prosecution takes the view
that the money was provided for the
specific purpose Of spirIting the Wit
nesses away.
The case was TO have come up before
Judge McAlaster at p. m, but the Of
fcer having the warrant learned that
the gentleman was out OF the city, so
no arrest was made Col. Bruback's
absence VIII be but a very brief one
and the matter will then be proceeded
with.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-17
Big Fire In Denver.

Denver, Colo. Feb 1.-THE four
story building at 1875 10 1888 Wazee
street, occupied by the Millar-Osts On
Spice company and the Kansas Moline
Plow company, was Quilted by FIRE this
morning The total damage is esti-
mated at $4,000. Of which $4,000 Is on
the stock Of the Millar-Osborn com
pany. $4,000 on the stock Of the Kan
sas-Moline company. and $4,000 on the
building owned by Charles Boettcher.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-17
WHAT IT COSTS FOR
A SENATORSH|P
Senator Clark Admits Having Put Up
Sll5,5OO in Montana, and Says it
Was All Legitimate.

Why He Entered the Campaign To Beat the "Day Gang-
Was Also Opposed to Fusion with Popnsts and Silver Re.
pubcans- Wanted to Break "0ne Man Power" in Montana
Became Candidate After Legislature Was Elected -
Never Brbed any Man. Directly or Indirectly - Says the
Testimony OF {. NJ. Jackson OF Utah Was Absolutely
-COnradcs Other Witnesses
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-17
W. n. Clark Dead.

New York Feb lI.-Former Corpora
ton Counsel VIM. H. Clark. died to-
day at his residence In this city Of
bronchitis and complication Of diseases.
Mr. Clark was well known IN racing
circles and was the owner Of Banastar
the winner OF last years Brooklyn
handIcap
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-17
Josiah Quincy Married.

London, Feb. l7-Josiah Quincy,
former mayor Of Boston, and Mrs Ty-
Ter were married today in 81, Georges
church, Hanover square. james r.
carter second secretary Of the United
States embassy was the best man.
Joseph II, Choate. United states am
bassador, Henry White. first secretary
Of the United States embassy and all
the members Of the embassy, were
present.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-17
Lynched a negro.

Aiken, 5. G.. Feb. 17.-Win Burts, a
negro, was lynched near H/skett Mills,
eight miles north Of Aiken today by a
mob Of $50 men.
Last Monday night Burts attempted
to assault Mrs c, L. Weeks, a planters
wife. He escaped and posse cap
tured him last night When Burts was
strung up the rope broke.
The rope was tied and Burts again
swung up the crowd emptying their
guns into his body. Burts confessed TO
attempting to cut Mrs Weeks throat
and said he told her be would Kill her
A reward OF 500 was paid to the man
who captured him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-17
''Nt buBoNIC PLAGUE.
Two Deaths out of Forty.
iSocases in Manila

''ls : ,l s'0. ll.-out Of total of 81
'-s !, ' .a. bubonIc plague re.
n'sis ss 'Ss'd genuine and % deaths
val Of them being china.
' ~ Hosil , y s., cases during the past
y AaseS.A within the walled eity
rslsnsssco,. Inspectors undes he
" sss - ~. Of a health Officer e
'niorelng the sanitary
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-17
Democrats at Frankfort.

Louisville, Ky, Feb ia Joint reso-
luton was adopted by the Democratic
legislature here adjourning that body
70 meet at Frankfort next Monday.
Gov Beckham will remain here until
the gubernatorial case is decided by
the court Of appeals
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-17
sultan Decoratcs French President.

Paris. Feb. 1.-THE sultan's envoy,
Munir Bey, presented President Loubet
today with the insignia and grand cor
don of the order OF Nichamlmiaz, the
highest decoration In the Turkish en-
pire, which the sultan sent specially by
Munir Bey, the envoy. and his suite.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-17

regulations. Thirty OF the inspectors
are Cinnamon who have been furnished
by the Chinese merchants.
Thel local health department census
shows the population Of Manila Is
about 10000, including $1,000 Chinese.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-17
Kentuckians Trying to Agree.

Frankfort. KY, Feb, 1.-THE Demo-
cratic attorneys representing Gov
Beckham will hold conference tomor-
row to decide on a PROPOSITION TO sub.
init TO conference between them and
Gov. 'Taylors attorneys Monday rea-
tive 10 an agreed case involving all OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-17
he GAVE sllG5O0.

Eyes. sir" was the reply. Some
days after this meeting l gave an
amount which It was estimated would
be necessary to begin with. That
amount was $4,000. The second con.
tribu,ion was made in October and
amounted to $40 00Q In November /
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-01-12

Ger @eionsuerem ,5ioeliu"
9ibt ndditeu Srnnta9 giadjnittag 3
llbr IN 8artrs 6oae an San Str,
zines ieiuer beliebten &arteutrdnihen,
Dem Abcuos ELI 9emiiblihe8 Idu5ben
lot9en miro.
2lm Somito9 2t6elo ieiert Der
Selou9ucrein III robiiun" in otliel-
ben 0due iein l5. Stttuu9sieit.
9lm udmliden 9l6eha balten Der
$. &oro lluteritiibuuQS Der
Elm mo Der ,Crpbeu5" i6re
So0reS NtasIcnbdle ob. mo 5ruar
GrlterCr 0cr NuSejat 9emdB IN Der 2lr.
morn 0dlle mo lcgterer in Der BDbmi.
lCltlt 0dlc, Gdc +. uuo Tpler Ctr.
3te ,GOncUr6ta" @eianQss
lettjon ieierte am Wioutd0 2lbtno ben
IL. @e6urtStag ihres @ice &rdiioenten
oe5 Sdldhtermeliters 6riB Sieoe
III redt 9enittbliher @eiie.
Der Tcutibe @ercin uahm
TT lelner Gudrtals &eriommluuQ am
Wontd9 Gbcno Die iut0euoeu Sebu ueuen
uui: @roi Otto g9ielnno,
Grwin 8ur9b, Gnrl 8oli, Or. Waurer,
,5rant ". SCn9er, 28m. 7. StrGuB. g8.
.. ,FiB9eyalo, 3. g8. Boilers, %. U.
8pebm, @OWiu Gilman. Die Nliis
glleoerSobI betrdgt lebt 240
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-01-12
S6a0cnirncr.

gIm Wontng Nbeu6 S.45 bro6 i'm
6rb9eidloB inter Staurum & Oulbero
aleioergeid)dit, 6de Moiu nno 3. Cir,
lniolge elmer ilberbei3ten 5urnaCer5bre
5euer aus, oas ii6 ms erite StodUert
burhdrbeltete uno einen Sdlnufaiten in
Brduo iebtc. Die 6eueripebr mar bnlo
an Grt uno Steqe uno beleiii9ie bic
@eiabr, ebe gruBer Sdaben angeri6tet
lperoen fonute.
2Ifs bic Widoden in Der Q9isconin
Ielepbou Giiite i'm 3meiien StOdiuert
ben &ui p6euer" b0rteu. oerlieBeu iie
uoa Sdreden ibre 4oiten. tebr;cn leoO6
iduea 3uriId. Ger nngeridtete Sda.
ben ldBt iid nod uitt beiiimmen. ood
babeu iait idmmtlide aleioungsitiIde
mebr ooer Ueniger burd 9nuh gelit
ten 8ie Beiddoigmq om Gjebduoe 1T
nnbebeutenO lIebrigens 1T alles bur6
&erliderun9 9eoedt
0or ca. einem Sabre brad am ielben
Blabe uno 6ur6 oieielbe llriddle 6euer
aus, qmidliher Beiie iebod am 5d9e.
10 OoB es redt5eitig unieroriidt weroen
fonnie.
StaUrum & 6ulber9 bnbeu Der 5euer'
webr filr ihre prompte 6ilieleiitInq sl0
iitr ibren lluteriiuBuu98iouO seididt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-01-12
Srri@gcri6t.

Ger Sdnuar Ecrmjn besietben udbm
QUnltoQ leineu Auiau9.
Bur Gut'deloung famcn H. VI. Die
ipileuoeH Gbcheibung9ldlle:
Yotie Rnuoaa nS. u. @uQen 6on.
ooa, 2Iu0uita Sloan ps. Gbas Sloan,
emma Claire 8enneop ps. Sobn Sen
ncop. Sl55ie Bauer ps 9obu Bauer
SCtreiis oes 8anterotts .oer Gurcta
Chemical So. muroe ge9eu bus entoils
ttge Regeln Der glngelcQcnbeit 8erus
lung erbOben
&orgeldoen murbeu Die me0eu 8lebS
0ehlerel an9etlaQten 6rnnt McG aribp
uno Soiepb Snn5. 3ieielben bebnnpte
ten ieoodl nuibuloia 5u iein, iuesbalt
Der ,ynli uertd9t iDuroe.
Sine grUBe gIu5obl 3ub6rer 6ntte iid
ein9eitellt, III Der Grunrtung Der Mliller
-aebr Worbprp5eB tomme CUR Ser
bauolun9; lie iaben iid icOob III ilrer
0olinung get0uht
6jeidleoen wuroe ON Iienito0 I'M
9reisQerldlt Irau Uiinnie Nnurubfi
alias 6rnu 6rth Sdmedpeper pon ifytn
Mnnn, 9iaurobti. Der iie bbsuiaiq per.
loiien bate, poraui bic 6rau, in Dem
g8abne iic lei ibn los. Qru. 5hmed
pepper hclrntlete. RdpruBti iibt ebt
pegen ucrihje0ener fleintr %er0ebeu
blnter SdloB nnb HlcQel
@eidIeoeu puroeu lerner am ielben
{n9e 3obu Reberion uno O}artin
Eeoerion puu Irenlpeaedu 0ouuiu,
Sulia 6orton uuo 1obn VI. 0orton,
Clara Gbamberlaju uno 5oiepb Gbom-
berlniu.
@r 2llo. @roper iungirt fir oicieu
2ermiu ais 8eribts 3eputirter.
Ger RrOSeB Der giem 6ome g}G6.
maidiuen so. bic 0rn. Nntb. Simon
Iilr ielnen ueriduunoeneu Shluiegeriobu
0olbed baitbar MAIDEN Mil, fam geliern
Su lueiierer 8erbnnolun9. Die alGQer
weroen ourh 5ruit & @Oroen pertreten,
or Simou bnrh 8iuter, Sid & giuter
@eidlleoen iuuroen geitern Wnrp
9obniun uuo Sohn Is 3Obnion
% lid berausitellte, bnB bic 3dbl
Der @eidpOreneu niht nusreideno 1T,
wuroeu am 3onneritng nod Die ioloen.
ben ourh's Coos beiiimmt:
Yeter Siegler. u. auBboriti, Socob
0dbu. g. Is 6art. Z. Z. Steiulein, 9.
81. 2glaep, 7 y Benton, Ole Gpeniun,
Z W ROB, Dlariuu Wc@loouueu, ".
Goluert, Z 6 @bambcrlaln, &. Y.
9aplor uH0 VI. Is 6anion.
elias 0oif uno 0Dra 1heep Yop6pr
erbielteH oas 8ir9erreht
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-01-12
Ga GrOiic, SSis., Srcitae, Ocm ~, 1amuar

Grimtricg ................. 1876. 1870 SEA
3ota.lhuIoen III 1857, ..... 4,O40 ,5i3.6l0
Reou5lrt leit 1857, unge
tdhr ,..............,.. LOU h00OO0
SeBiBe Stulo. uugeidbr .... 1880 ,543,6l0
Der 9egenwdrtige Sriea 9eaen Die
beioen 8ureurepubliteu iuiirOe Gualano
nliO ielbit i'm nuergiinitigen Sale nm
Elm Qrittel nebr foiten ais Der 9eual,
ti9e &rimfriea. Qie Soften oeS Suren.
frieses belauieu lih nui ein 9rjttel Der
Summe, uelhe bas reide @nQlano in
mcbr ais pieriig 9abren an ielner
6iientliheu Shulo nbbe5ahlt bat @e9en
pdrtig lit Die StaatsihulO GnQiauoS
beiuabe oreimal 10 9roB ple bic Ofieut.
lihe Shulo Der 8erelui0tcn Staaten.
Gs tdme alio, ia Die 8epolteruu0 Gu0
lambs nur halb 10 9roB lit luIe Die Der
&ereiuj0ten Staten, it GnQlono aui
Den @opi iait oas Sechs ia d. Oou
Der Shuloenlnlt, uelte le0er 8epohucr
unieres Snuoes Su trd9eu bot. Sn Gn9
lnno eutiauen S16, III beu %ereluigteu
Stdaten 0nQe0en mn $l4 nuI Den &opl
Rehnet man oaju nod Die m9ebeureu
Soften bes Burenfrieges, 10 itelt iih Der
2tntbejl 81 Der Stautsidulo, ben in
Gn9lanb le6er @iuuobner aui iif gu
nebmen bat, gar auf $S3. llno ielbit
oas genilgt nod nidt, wenn 9obert8
uno 9itdener nibt ben iebr bod ge.
ipannten Grwnrtun9en ibrer 9ouoslente
i'm pplllten llmfan9e entipreden.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-01-12

SSeiic erplisirt: 3tr Mapn, Der Die
belt 9lusiht bat, dui Oeu bejlinen
Smhl ju 9elnn9eu, 1T ejn &aroimal,
iIber Sen nod niht gelprpheu moroen,
Elm Waun, ilber oeiien &tr9nn0enbcit
ueui9 betaunt lit unb DER nod in ttiuer
gSeiie nit Der pdpitliden &olitit ioeutls
iijjrt mar.
GS 1T bies 9aroiuol Gptti. 9Iuoe
iihts Der &romineuS. luelte Der Snroi.
nal 10 plobld erlangt bat, ouriten ciui
&c biogrnpbiibe gtotiien am Glope iciu.
Gr mmoe por "a Sahun III Gcuua ais
ber Sobu zines Shiieocrlooers ocbos
r5u Gr crbielt i'm SeiujteH GoueQium
5u @emn ieiue @l5iebuuq luo gjug ipd
ter in Den Croeu Der 9nrmeliter Bar
ilBler iiber mo bradlte Is iur 9guroe
eiues 6euernt2 oieils CrocuS gah
Dem Sturie 0om &eoros ven @raiiieu
oronete er Die lhulc, Qeu @er6Gltujiie,
in pelde Die Stride ba0urch in ieuem
9anoe 9eratheu ipnr. nit elmer @eihid
lidfejt uuo Giniidlt. welbc Inn dl5
9ubu Die @nrolnalspilroe cjubrdhte, 5u
melder er i'm Sabre 1885 crbObeu
muroe. gSeHn es audi nidlt III Der
Nloht bes @apltes liest, ieiueu 9lodliul=
ger 5u ernennen, 10 weiieu ojs nugeiubr.
ten llmitduoe bod itart oaraui bin, 0oB
SuromaI @otti bos bemndhitiae Cbcr
baupt Der tat6pliihen Stride iein miro.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-01-12

T u ihter Stdllo. Gin SEA,
belteiegramm aug Som meloet ben i'll
6lprenS eriolsten 9oo oes Ridters s.
g. Stallu, bes berporra9euoen Su-
riiten uno iriiberen @einnoten Der Ger.
Stdaten in 9fom. Olit ibm ltnrb elmer
Der prpmirenteiten 8eutit. 9Imerifaner,
Der iif groBe @eroienlte nm nlIe 0eut.
lhen in 2lmerita ermorben bot.
1928 oeboren uno in lun9en Snbren
beruber9efommen, erlan9te Der trefilidl
por9ebiloete Gbenifer Suerit in ieiuem
Sad uno oonu, sur Nouotatur ilberge.
benb, ais &ehtsaumalt unb 9iifter in
Cincinnati bpbe 2lusSeihnung. Wleilter
Der beutlhen ipie Der en9liid)en Sprahe,
bat er als Reoner uno Sbriitite"ar in
beioen 10 srOBen 8ubm gelponnen, oaB
ibm III cen 5Oer, 6Oer unb 10er Sdbren
faIm 6rieor. aapp poer Gdrl SdurS
barm sleibfamen.
gtls Heprdlentont Der beuti6en 3e.
mofratie ernaunte YrGIioent Gleuelnuo
i'm sum @eianoten nm italieniiden 0oie,
uno ols 1890 ieiu 9ernliu gu Gnoe mar,
perblieb in Stalien. I'M ieineu llterd.
ridden unb tunIttritiiben Stuoien ob5u=
lieeen. @r bat tbeils in RUm, tbeils in
5l0ren; 9elebt un0 nan erluartet einen
reiden literarllfen 9tablaB.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-01-12
NO6icitSgictrll.

6r. Gbos. q. Miller, Der
betnmte oeutihe }topotat, uuo Sri. s.
aeOin. bic Sdpciter ieiner uerit.
Satin, pmoeu 0lithuoh Ntor0cn pon
9ieu, SHUTTER III bcr Ct. Soiepbs sa.
tbeorale g,traui. Die 9teuoermdblien
iraten per Burlington" cine fur5e Oodl.
ieltsrelle nOdl Dem 9oroen an.
PIN ielben Nbeuo muroen in 1922
Sane Ctr. III Norb ga Grp0e 0r.
2ouis 3abel mb Sri. minnie
8eblinQ getrout.
9iep Sdueioer troute am Wlitt=
nod IN Conn Sbclbp ben 6armer @u.
itoO &enoGl non IplUu 6ambur0 uno
SRI. Sarnb 5lebe 2lls 3euQcn iuuoir.
ten Die 6erreu @m. 1iebe nno .6O. au.
uertb mo 6rls Sbu 0erolo uno Marp
Stnrh.
8ep Siegler traute am lelben
gag III BARRE Wius Srn. g}iemeger
uno SRI Nbuoe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-01-12
gslyH I'm 9lnfnng.

Gines ueucu 3obres, peun Die 0u.
terjeit, NO nan iia auis 0aus beidrdns
fen muB nur halb uorilber III iiuotn
uiele geute oaB ihre t3eiunobeit uni1ugt
nieoerSubre6eu, uuo, boB ben @lcmen'
ten iih nus5uieteu, a;aHibeii beroor.
ruit. Enm iowohl mie aud gu alien
anosreu 3eiieu, icui5u iib ielbii geiuuoe
qsuis iolaeuoer 1b1iiadlen erIunern:
onB Der Bsbraud uou 0ooo's Soria.
pariaa Dor oneu U2toBtnen berporragi
oob rs bic groBteu aureu in Der Belt
srreidt, ben groBier 8erfnui in Der
@elt bat, uuo ons groBie @sbouos in
Der ggelt usrlangt, weldes ausidlieBlidD
bei 3ubersituug Der 23uei sspiOmet ii.
gspeiit oleies nltl enoaultie. onB menn
man irdnt 1T. pouo Soriopnrila bic
rihiise Nls5Biu 1T, iuelte man uebmeu
ioQY