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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-09-06
NEW EASTERN LINE
Six Hours From Washing
ton to Norfolk.
The Washington and Plymouth Road to b.
Ready For Operation About the rst
of December.
Especial to News and Observer

Especial to News and Observer.)
Washington, N. c., September 5.-The
track of the Washington and Plymouth
Railroad is now within eight miles of
Washington, to what is known as the
Open Dam Swamp. At this point there
is an overhanging pile driver that drives
the piles twenty feet ahead, then the
track is laid for it to advance on. We
understand the depot in this city will
be situated on Water street opposite the
dwelling of Mrs. X. Havens and Mr..
Chas. Daughty, has secured the contract
to build it. The new road when COM
pleted will operate a six hour schedule
between here and Norfolk. 1t will be
ready for operation about December 1st.
Judge G. H. Brown will preside at the
coming session of our court. Under the
new act passed by the last Legislature
the coming term will last two weeks and
the one in December three weeks. Beau
fort county will have four courts per
year instead of three as heretofore.
Rumor has it that a gentleman of
means will at an early date erect large
machine shop and foundry
Monday last Stephen c. Bragaw, Esq,
while on his wheel attempted to turn
corner near Shorts mill and ran into
Mayor Studdert, who was coming in an
opposite direction. Mr.. Bragaw fell
heavily to the ground, spraining his
ankle badly.
Hon. John II. Small left here yester-
day for Hyde county to make canvass
of that county in the interest of public
schools. He will speak in several places
in the county. The First district never
had better representative, a more in
defatigable worker nor one to watch
the interest of his constituents more.
Since the changing of the schedule
the Raleigh papers fail to reach us by
midday train. This is greatly to be re-
gretted. No people in the State have
been served worse by the railroads than
our section so far as mails are concerned.
To the people they look for their patron
age, but they never reciprotate, no con-
cessions are ever granted. no favors ex-
tended. We think it high time some
thing Should be done. The present
schedule is very unsatisfactory to our
people and we think they have just
cause for complaint. We people in
Washington receive the papers from
northern cities now just as early as we
do those from Raleigh. Something is
rotten in Denmark.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-09-06
Al MOST A RIOT ON
K|NSYON'S DIAMOND
Rival Rooters Keep the Field
in an Uproar.
NEWBtRN PLAYS KlNSTON
Game Called at End Of Sixth on Ac-
count of Darkness.
NEWBt RN PLAYS KINSTON
A HOT WRANGlE OVER SORBER'S PLAYING
Ne,,bfrn Claims Him, But He is Not Allowed
to Play. The Score is One to Nothing
in Favor Of Kinston. 0ihtr
Especial to News and observer.)

Especial to News and Observer)
the most exciting afternoon in her his
tory today, the event being the game of
bali between Newbern and Kinston. A
special train from Newbern brought the
ball team from that town and three
hundred fans to root for them. The
evening passenger train from Goldsboro
brought seventy-fiye people, most OF
whom were Kinston sympathizers.
The game was delayed nearly an hour
on account of wrangling over Sorber
from Raleigh, whom the Newbern man
agement claimed. Agreement was
reached finally to put Sorber on the
Smith in the box for Kinston and Gettig
for Newbern.
At several stages of the game the dia-
mond was completely filled with angry
mobs of spectators and fights were very
narrowly averted save in one instance
when a fistcuff began in spite of the ef-
forts of the peace makers.
Newbern contracted to play us two
games, but it is believed that they will
not return tomorrow to complete the
series. There was much feeling between
the ball enthusiasts of the sister towns
and it was in no wise allayed by today:
game.
The game was called at the end of the
first half of the sixth inning on account
of darkness. Score: r. Fl. E
Kinston.. :. :. ........00 0001 81
Newbern.. :. :. 1000 100000
Batteries: Smith and Lehman; Gettil
and Thackara. Attendance 1,500. Um
pire Mr.. Suggs.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-09-06
Leads North Carolina Daes i'm News and Circulation

but little attention to it, still it bore
heavily upon Mrs. LOUIS mind.
Next day, while her mother was out,
she went to the old secretary and drew
out drawer. The old fashioned secre-
taries have several drawers in them.
This particular one had a small drawer
at each end, as the dream had depicted
it, and in one of them was cigar box
such as she had seen in the dream. So
complete was the verifcation of the
dream that she called her mother for an
examination.
In the cigar box was an envelope, in
the envelope carefully folded was about
forty dollars, and on the envelope was
written these words:
Received from w. G. Bradshaw
precaution that he usually took, so that
if miscount had been made, or a spuri-
Gus bill found it could be traced
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-09-06
ECUADOR IN ARMS
AGAINST COLOMBIA
Sword Unsheathed to Aid
the Liberals.
HER ARMY WELL EQUIPPED
She Intervenes With Troops and With
Vessels of War.
COLOMBIA MAY MEET HER ON THE PACIFIC
She Must Have War VesS Is in These Waters
Near The Colombian Ecuador Frontier.
Until this Move Ecuador had
Maintained Neutrality.
(By the Associated Press.)

Washington, September "a cable
gram was received here today from an
authoritative source in Cali, near the
Ecuadorean border, stating that Ecua-
dor had interviewed as against Colombia,
with an army we'll equipped and with
vessels of war
Under these circumstances, the cable
gram states that it will be necessary to
meet the move of Ecuador by having
Colombian war vessels in Pacific waters
near the Colombian Ecuador frontier.
The information in the cablegram is
considered clear evidence of Ecuador's
intention to join forces with the rebel
lious element on the Isthmus of Panama
Until now Ecuador has maintained
strict neutrality, but the cablegram re-
ceived today indicates that the first
overt move against Colombia has been
made.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-09-06
MURDERED HER BABE.
Negress Under Arrest at Durham. Negro
Boys Arm Torn Off.

Especial to News and Observer.)
Durham, n c., September 5.-A young
negro woman named Fannie King is
under arrest for killing her new born
babe near Hickstown, west of Durham.
She crushed the head of her offspring
with rock this morning before day
and then carried the body to an old barn
nearby She admits killing the baby,
but says it was an accident. The coroner
will hold an inquest early tomorrow
morning. 1t was brutal cold blooded
murder.
A negro boy named Coy Day had his
arm torn fiat the brick kiln this af-
ternoon. The arm was amputated.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-09-06
TO GRANT SCHLEY's REQUEST
Witnesses to be Summoned to Washington
Nunez the Spanish Pilot to Come
(Bv the Associated Press.

Washington, September 5.-The Navy
Department today received two letters
from Admiral Schley relating to the
coming court of inquiry. One of these
was in reply to Acting Secretary Hack
ett's note of yesterday, which stated
that if Admiral Schley would furnish a
list of the important witnesses he de-
sired to have brought to Washington.
at once, his request would be acceded to
as raridly as the interests of the service
would permit, by bringing several of the
witnesses at the time. Although the
reply of Admiral Schley was not made
public, it is understood that it is in the
nature of a respectful remonstrance
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-09-06
Miss Carr Very Ill.
Especial to News and Observer)

Especial to News and Observer.)
Virginia Beach, Va, September s.
Miss Eleanor Carr, daughter. of the late
Governor Elias Carr, who has been Wis
iting at her brothers cottage, has been
taken to Johns Hopkins Hospital, and
news was received here last night that
she was critically i'll. Her brother. Mr..
w. K. Carr, and wife, of Washington,
d. c., left here to be with her.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-09-06
Arrest of Postoffice Robbers.
(By the Associated Press.)

Chattanooga. Tenn, Sept. 5.-The Post
office Inspectors office here has been
notified of the arrest today of James
Johnson and Collins Campbell, at South
Pittsburg They are white and were
charged with the robbery of the postoffice
at Copenhagen, in Marion county, Sun
Gay night.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-09-06
Army of the Cumberland.

(By the Associated Press.)
Washington, September General d.
S. Stanley, President of the Society of
the Army of the Cumberland, announces
that the annual reunion of that society
and the veterans of the army, will be
held at Louisville, KY, October Sth and
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-09-06
Bound Over For Smuggling.
(By the Associated Press )

Miami, Fla, September 5.-Demania
Roco, an officer of the steamer Fanila,
engaged in the cattle trade between this
port and Cuba, who was arrested on
Tuesday last by Inspector Welch on the
charge of smuggling, was yesterday
bound over to the United States court.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-09-06
New Paper for Henderson.
tspeciaI to News and Observer

Especial to News and Observer.)
Henderson, n. c., September 5.-Hen-
derscn is to have a new daily paper.
The first issue will appear Monday next.
1t will be edited by Mr.. Williams who
comes from Warrenton, and | under
stand it is to be called the Henderson
Cleaner.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-09-06
Veterans Reunion at Smithfeld
(Special to News and Observer.

Smithficld, n. c., Sept. 5.-September
the twelfth here, will be a day long to be
remembered pleasantly by the old SOL
diers. On that date the Walter Moore
Camp No. S33, will meet in a picnic and
annual reunion, and prominent speakers
will thrill the hearts of the old boys in
gray with addresses appropriate to the
occasion. A cordial invitation is eX-
tended to all Confederate veterans to
come and enjoy the day.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-09-06
COLLISION NEAR DALLAS.
Two Men Reported Killed in Smash mp Be-
tween Two Trains
(By the Associated Press. }

Dallas, Texas, Sept. 5.-A. Texas /and
Pacific freight train collided with a Gulf
and Santa Fe passenger train at the
crossing near the State fair grounds
cast of this city at 4:30 p. m. 1t is re-
ported that two train men were killed
and a number of passengers injured.
Doctors have been called for from the
city.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-09-06
To Import Gold.

(By the Associated Press)
New York, September 5.-The National
City Bank has made arrangements to
import $500,000 gold presumably from
London.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-09-06
TO HANG ON OCTOBER ELEVENTH,
Judge Timberlake Pronounces Sentence on
John Henry Rose.
Especial to Nows and Observer

Especial to NoWs and ObserVer.J
Wilson, n. c., September 5.-Judge
Timberlake sentenced John Henry Rose
to hang on October 18th. The prisoner
met the verdict with calmness.
Yesterday the jury were but a short
while arriving at a verdict. There is
little talk of an effort being made for
new trial, but the chance of it's being
granted appears remote.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-11-08
Nmmmer So

2tuT letlle ltBTe wore OIL nCU .2ut.
ton hot ser W2iniiter 0es 9luSmGrti.
gen nod feline 9lntfpnrt erboIten.
9'od' elmer MrIhrnd ser 9fTi RrpiIe
entithico fiCf hos fror'6iiidlr Nr'niTtc.
r'lm nafl IGngercr 0e6otte fir sic
geieblna bon Smnrnu. 9lls aber
Der Sultan Die glnnabme ser fran3o-
Ilii6eu 6oroerltngen telegrupbirte, ba-
be man lid5 nit Der 9eieellng Mpti-
lenes 5ufrieoen ge9eben, BON Dem aus
man ie0er5eit lei6t au6 Smprna be-
esen f0nne, menn lib 0as i'm Saufe
Der @erbonoIungen oils niinihenS-
pertb beraltSiteIlen iollte Die Be
ieblrng @DtiIenes lit oitd militdriih
giinitiger. neil oie Tron5olen bon
bort nid)t our6 Die Siirfen pertrie-
ben meroen fonnen,oie iiber teine6lot-
.e nerfiiaen.
Die fron5oiiIde Hegierung gie6t
iih freiIid) oen 9lnihein ois Oh lie
noh 9efrieoigung ibrer 6oroerungen
mieoer ob3iehen lper0e. in0eiien bat lie
bereits cine gon5e 9ln5abl neiter 6or-
oerllngen oiifgeitellt. melhe in gar
feinem 3riommenbonge nit ibren
eriten geichmeroen iteben, iu1o menn
audi oieie heirie6iot iinb. miro Der
Sernin an Dem ole 6rnn5oIen ob.
3iehen. mohl nod longe niht befnunt
aeocbcn peroen Gle Sron3oien ocr-
!onucn iebt icrner Ole @rloltbniB, cine
9lnsohl Shulen 5u eroffnen, Die bis
her oermeigert ipur6e. Tie perlon9en
oie amtIihe 9luerfennrq Ser bon Der
'rons0iiihcr meoisiniifen Sdntle in
Beirut ou8Qeqe6enen 9iplome fir
Aos aon9e 8rbet ser Siirfei II. a. m.
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d) urg.
@olbington. 6. 9too.
Scrr Sanno beIprah helte in iei.
rer 9lnreoe an ole Gontmiiiion ole
Sobrt oes 6Iiegenoen @eiflpooers
bon Gienfuegos na6 Santiago, Die
8lodaoe oeS 0ofcnS Inn Santiogo
uno Die Hecognosciringsfobrt ant
81. 0foi bel Der Der ipanil6e 8om-
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rem 3rpede cine groBe Atenge ieines
,@eipeismoterialS" Dor. Seiner 8e-
botptitng nad. Die or oltrd) @erle-
Jung BON SteIlen aus oen 9pgbii6ern
perid5ieocner Sd1iffc gIoubpiir0ig 8lt
moden llt6te. bate Die @rnoflpn nod
&oblen qenug gehobt Inn 80 Gage
Sie 9Iodooe fort5nieben, Ole Nluiins
huiett8 fir "a Gage, Die Soma fir
tS Soge, Die Seras fir DC Gage II.
+. 10.
Iie Sebuuptitnq oes Commodore
Sd1lcn. 6oB ser 9opitdn Sigsbee ibm
nemcloct hube. ser 1cino lei nicht I'M
Sufcn non SantinQo perlldlre 0err
Sonno nit Der @rflGrlng 3lt enttr0fs
ten. buB Serr Sdlep ielbit gtudfor-
fdlnqcn onoeIteat uno erflGrt bobe,
,eS iei nihts bonn 6einbe in @rfob-
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-11-08

Nus SuperIGfiger QueIle perloutet,
oob bic tnbuitrielIen 3oIpoiitionen bes
neuen Sdrifentipurfs bauptiG6li9 i'm
6inblid auf bic dmeritanif9e &ons
furren3gefabr fe1tgeIeBt norben Tinb.
5batfa9e ift, baB bic Orbnung Der
banoelspolitiI6en 8e3iebungen gu ben
Der. Staten BON oen maBgebenben
inbuItrtelIen 9reiien 0eutI6lanbs als
bas ullerlpi6tigite ooltspirt6i6aftli6e
nSFue" Der @sgenpurt angefeben tpirb.
0ieie Riidii9tnabme hdt bic @eitals
tung bes neuen 3arif Gntpurfs in
ungebeurem MuBe beeinflubt. un3peis
felbdft beItebt Der ebrli6Fe DiQe, jene
Oronun9 Der banbeIspolitiIcben 8esiee
bungen berbei3ufiibren, bod nirb BON
perf6iebenen Ssiten, ipenn audi aiems
lid perbliimt, ungeoeutet, bab gu Dem
@nbe aud bic Ser. Stddten geipifTe
&on5eiiionen MAIDEN miibten.
Die D0eutI9e 3dges5eitung", bus
9auptorgdn Der Qlgrarier, Iiebt fir
ben nsuen 9drifentpurt Telbit nenn
er bic Sdnttipn bes 8unbesratbs err
bdlt, mas teinem 3peifel mebr unters
liegt, ale m0gli6enGefabren imaei9s,
tag oordus unb smpiieblt, bic @egner
Der dsrarif6en 5oroerungen gsI6dfts
lid 3u bontotten.
Sn Sniterburg, i'm R.gierungg6es
3irt 9umbinnsn fo4ten bic gum lat.
Snfdnterie Regiment aeb6renoen
2eutnants Silbebrdnb uno glasfo.
mig aus bisber nod un6eianntsn
Griinben ein giftol'nousa aug. 2eut.
nant gIusfoipit prrbe tUbtlit per.
ipunbet.
Die omeritanif6s 5dnoerin 9erdls
bine Sarror bat in Der a0nioli6sn
Sper ein.n i6ipersn StdnD. Der
aiinftIsrn,ib bdt iie sum Opfst cr.
loren. 3nbIrti6s SoIiftinnen r.igern
fi6, aubutr.tsn, fnns bic Riudlin
erfts Ro1sn erbdlt Qsbnlite Grfobs
runsen mo6ie i'm Sabre 1890 FRI.
Wsbfsr gopen. 2Trl. gonelI nurbe
ieiner3sit bsrorti1 fitnnirt. bob Fe
liebsr sp5lftdufenb Wort aonbens
tiondlitraf. an bic General Sntens
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-11-08

autgagungen. Dte lIrla9e oes Srans
bes iit nod niht ermjttel. Der 5has
Den lit bebeutenb.
Die BE Iteaerang Der Cor
porattOnen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-11-08

aur3 mad Rittag tpurOe angstiins
bist, bdb 9(nesbenp Gountb ben0smos
srdtsn bic IebrsdbI Der Stimmsn ses
esben, unb bob Der Siss bss edn5en
Ieoislatipen Sidets - fiinf ReprdTsns
fantsn uno zines Ssnators - fat gee
pib Isi. Gin icl6er Sisn piirbe ben
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-11-08
Grm o bet?
Buffalo, q. g., 7. Gpp.

@Ni lNtHf SN' S't - @bSH'
Der @isfubrmannGrnit Wfartt nur,
be beute friib iterbeno in elmer 2tGep ge=
funoen, bic neben 5rant Uturphp 3
Wirtbf9aft berlduft uno in bic Qlaba.
ma Str. miinoet. Der W2ann Itarb,
bebor Der Mmbuldn3zWagen eintraf.
Murpbp unb cine Qn3abl ieiner @d=
ite puroen in 3eugenbaft genommen
Martt 1T augenI9einli9 in 5OIge BON
S4ldgen unb 5uBtritten geitorben.
auf fri ( der : bat.
8isbee, @ri3., 7. gtop.
2ipe Ship nuroe BON Dem Siilfss
fberiff Gus erf4ohen unb iein @enoiie
SD. Wteus i9per berfpunoet, pGbreno
bic 8eiben cine 9aItlpirtbI9aft in Rps
co gu pliinbern i'm 8egriffe itan0en.
Die beiben @eiellen batten be @dIte ges
nOtbigt, in elmer Reibe ldngs Der DanD
NIT erbobenen SGnben 2lufItelung gu
nebmen, unb begdnnen ibnen bic "a.
i9en gu bur9Iu6en, aIs Gas, bem es
geluneen mar, btnter ben S6unttiid
gu trie9en, 6tuer auf iie er0ffnste.
Sbip brad tobt 3ufdmmsn; Uleus pers
mo9te dber trob iein,r Wunbe Dor bic
Sbiir gu luufsn, fin auf isin pferO 3u
f9pingen unb bdpon5ujagen. Uteus
tpobnte friiber in Sbermdn, Ter. Sbip
itommt aus Gas @egds, Sal.
gdntrdub.
Sorie, Qrt., Z. HoD.
Die 9ant su glad Rod tpurbs beuts
friib bon Ginbre6srn bsiu6t, fpeI4s
$4,000 in barren 9slbs uno perIen i'm
Wertbe BON $4,000 srbsuteten. Die
perIen iparsn Gigentbum pon 70. ..
girb. Die Ginbrebsr sntfamn.
Geuer.
WslIiton, g., Z. ROB.
Die 2Qmd Cement Drte gingsn in
5IdnRen auf. 0os GeihGft mar eis
mes bsT er0btsn Tsinsr Qrt in ben 9ers
einigten Stddten. Der grdnbihdber
iDirb auf $4,000 bsrdnidldst.
ct. gauI, Ulinn., Z. Roo.
Oie eonse qnlags Der g2lmsricun
9rab 5nins 60" 1T in TldTm.n
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-11-08
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0inaipea, 90ianitoba, Z

BinHipeg, Manitoba, Z. Tcp.
SIN Sereiqe oe5 8oiu SluFeS, Gal.
9drp, fino @rosbrdnoe rcn QroBenlim
fange duSgebrp9en. 8iele gferbe,
Rinber uno me9rere@ebGuoe IinD 0em
entfcTelten @lement bsreits gum
Spfer aefallen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-11-08

benertbar ma6te. Die Yeluber ppuz
ten ibre YIdBe perlaiIen, IieBen Ii9
leop4 our9 ben 6inlpeis, bab tsinerz
lei 9efabr Ourbanben lei, gum, 8Ieiben
bepegen. Die 8oriteGung nabm ba=
rduf tbren 5ortgang. Cine Stunbe
ipdter brad iebp9 unter bem Dad
6euer aus, bas iih raid ausbreitete.
Die DIRECTION IieB iofort Die 8eIucber
bur6 Die SiBeanipeiIer in's sSrete ge,
leiten. Sine Stunbe fpdter lag bds
6ebduoe in 9lI9e. Ser Seuerpe6rz
mann Srcb Spnes erIitt i9limme
8runbpunben. 9lue Scenerien unb etn
3beil Der &pftiime berbronnten. Der
@efammtpsrluit ipirb auf $4,000
beranIhIodt, benz cine WerIi6eruno
bon $4,000 oegeniiber fte6f.
Sronpoob, Mi9., Z. Ipp.
Sine Seuersbrunit, tpel6e in bem
&lpnbite 3beater gu 9urIeD, Bis.,
ausbrd9, fprberte Sebn Meni9enle>
ben. Nuberbem tpurben nod bier ger=
fonen f9per perleBt. Sdmmtlicbe
Spfer tparen @ngeiteIlte bes &lpnz
bite, zines @aubepille Sbeaters. Die
Meiten pobnten in Surleb. Der umz
gefommene Sbomas Sc Claire mar Elm
8ruber bes Gigentbiimers. Solgenbes
iinO bic Ndmen Der Opfer: Sobt: 6.
8. Glebelanb, 8. g. Glifforb, 5bos.
2eGlaire, @eprse 8enert, 8. .. Gmps
rp, Simotbp &pan, s. 8. Sap, ct.
2ouis, S9pmas G3anne, 0arrn &apz
n1onb unb CLARA 8pnne.
8erleBt Sennie 8enber, 4nnie
Scott, 2aura &ufeu unO r8illp"
Mc2augblin.
SaS 6euer brad ouf Der 8iibne
aus unb perbreitete ii9 70 raid, bab
in tpenigen Mtnuten bas @ebGube in
5lammen gebIlIt mar. Ser brittle
Stpd Oiente als S9lafquartier, uno
bort mar es mo Die NleiIten ibren 9pb
fanben. Die Seueripebr mar ipfprt aur
StelIe, mar aber ben Slammen gegenz
iiber mu6tlos, bic it9 auf Die an=
gren3enben Sebduben mittbeilten. @rIt
als Die Seuerpebr bon Srontpoob an
ldngte, gelang es, Die 5lammen unter
gontroIle gu bringen. Der @eiammts
perluit tpirb auf $1,000 perunf9laet.
Dos Sheater brdnnte I9on einmal in
1887 ab, als elf 5rauensimmer in
ben Sldmmen ibren Sob fdnben.
3uderpreis limit.
Netp Yprf, 7. Npb.
Die '@merican Sugar Gefininq So.
(3ufsrtruI) ermdBigte beute ben 9reta
bes raffinirten 3uders um 10 9unfz
te. Sic folste bomit bem 8eiIpiele,
bus NrbudIe Bros. in Der lebten @o6e
gegeben haben.
@ou 8anbtten erfdoffen.
Wapatonetd, 7. g2pb.
Der Sotelier unb @aitipirt6 eSpbn
Sbipelp in &Difutb purbe geItern
@benb BON @tnbre6ern erf9oifen, bic
er iiberraf6te, als iie ieinen 2aben
pliinoerten. Die Spur Der M0rber
fpirb nit ShtpeiBhunben perfpIqt.
Sin Il 6persr SungE.
st. 2puis, Wlp., 7. Nop.
Sin gelpiiier Sobn 2ogun purbe bier
perbaftet, Der i'm 8erOa4t ftebt, an Dem
9abnraube bel @agner betbetlist gene
len gu fein, BEL Dem ben 8anbiten
$4,000 in Die 9Gnoe fielen. Sn ieis
mem Belize befanben ii4 gntpetiun9en
elmer 8ant in Butte, Wfont., auf $430.
gr bate 5ipei Repolper in ieinem 8eiite
uno periu9te Bel feiner 8erbaftun9 Don
benlelben 9ebrau9 gu MAIDEN, purbe
aber iiberipGltigt, bepor er feuern tonnz
tie. Die @erbaftung erfplgte auf9runO
zines bon ben 8ebDroen Montdnas ers
lafenen Stedbriefs.
Grmorbet9
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-11-08
Y IN b ri 1).
Cincinnati, 6. 9foo

Cincinnati, 6. Roo.
Qiebc erbroden beltte in oerSriibe
oos Sdoufeniter Der Subme SSepel.
m So. an Der A. Ctr, 5wiitben Der
@ine lno &oce Str. lno ltoblenOia.
manten i'm @ertb BON etipo $4,000.
9(lf ihrer 5lild)t perlorcn lie cine gln.
5ubl Der blinfcnocn Goelitcine rnO
berrietben 10 oic 9ii6tlm9, melhc
iie einibluocn Ger HohtpGhter
bat non oen inerpiinihtcn @cfldjern
nidts qch6rt. Die Golisci bat nod
feincn feIten Gerood)t oltf 1Semanoen
Qeridltet.
Qus Der 8unoesh houpt Il /.
4aibington, 6. gtop.
9as Stdatsamt bat BON Der ameris
tanii9en 2egation in &oniidntinOpel
bic gd9rift erbaIien, odB bic tiirtiI4e
Regierung oem dmeritdniIbtn @ons
iul in aarput, Or. 36omas Serbert
Rorton, Oos Grequatur et!Eeilt fat.
Rorton fpurbe I6on i'm Su,i 1900 fir
bieien Poiten ernannt, tonnte uber bic
pfli9ten zines GonIuls nicbt erfiillen,
neil bic tiirtiI4e Regierung Iih peis
gerte, ibm bds Grequdtur gu ertbeilen.
Snfoloe Der 8emibungen Der dmeritdz
niI6en 9egdtion in &onitdntinopel
erldubte es ober bic pforte, baB Pors
ton felt etli6en Wondten bic 6unttios
neH zines Gonfuls informsG aus
iibte. Die 9iirtei bate 2tnfdngs bic
8eitGtigung oes Goniuls ouf BEN
9runb bin beripeigert, bdB in &arput
nidt qeniigeno 6dnoel getrieben ipers
be, um bic llnter6altung zines Gons
iulats gu re6tfertigen. 9fls Iie ober
neuli6 Der britii6en Reeisrung bic
Grri6tung zines GonIulots in iensr
Staot 6epilliqte, muBte lie notbses
brungen aud ben Der. Sta6en oieIes
9orrs6t beipiIliaen.
aIlerIei.
gortlano, W.., 8. Rob.
Ginsm 5euer in Der Commercial
Strabs fiel beuts Worgsn bas grob.
@sI9GftsgebGube Der Millitsn 2oms
linton So. gum Opfer. Der 8ranos
f6obsn fpirb auf nabeSu cine balbe
Dollars berani9last.
Sdn Srdncisco, 5. yRop.
Der lieutenant Commander !. u.
Dorm, Der, tpGbrsnb Der 9lbtpeienbeit
bes Commanders q. 3. Sillep, nit
beITen 8ertr.tung in pago pago be-
trdit seipeisn mar, trdf bier auf einem
arontenurldnb Elm.