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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1901-09-19
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desirable Route to Pam -American Ex-
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'ay OF the long rail journey Is broken.
AND RAIL CONNECTIONS.

aa1 EHpresS steamships leave Norfolk, Va;
O1d ai'f; y except Sunday, at 700 p. M, and
W ONT Comfort at 500 p. m, for New
tbri,,d U. h direct, affording opportunities for
S"Ish Passengers from the South,
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an S,u r ront Comfort and Virginia Beach
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1901-09-19
o' WALKER, J. J. BROWN,
Traffic Mgr, Gen. Pass. Agt,
NEW YORK, N. Y.

snn eaI bargains are offered in all lines of
Po44iiler goods at II. THOMASON'S.
and r CT take advantage of this opportunity
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1901-09-19

treatment OF the
loc al physician,
Miss Belle Hedrick
wrote to DIR. Pierce
for advice. She
acted on the advice,
regained her appe-
tite, recovered her
strength, and gain
ed several pounds
in weight.
Write 90 Doctor
Pierce " is good ad-
vice for every
woman to follow.
1t costs nothing.
DIR. Pierce invites
sick women to con-
suit him, by letter,
free. Address DR..
r. V. Pierce, In
valids' Hotel and
Surgical Institute,
Buffalo, n. Y.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1901-09-19

In a little over thirty years, DR.. Pierce,
assisted by his staff of nearly score of
physicians, has treated and cured over
hall a million women.
81 suffered from female weakness for five
months writes Miss Belle Hedrick of Nye
Putnam Co. w Va. rI was treated by a good
physiciau but he never seemed to do me any
rood ! wrote to DIR. R V. Pierce for advice
which received, telling me to take his Favorite
Itook thirteen bottles of Favorite Prescription
and eight of Golden Medical Discovery When
| had used the medicine month my health was
much i'm proved. 1t has continued to improve
until now | can work at almost all kinds of
housework. had scarcely any appetite, but it
is all right now. Have gained several pounds
in weight. l advise all who suffer from chronic
diseases to write to DIR. Pierce"
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets regulate
the bowels.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1901-09-19

During the preserving season there
is no such word as can't. Can is the
word.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1901-09-19

apnIr mi, tickets and general information
CPGITS93 70 railroad ticket agents. or to NJ. b.
j I'll. General Agent. Norfolk, Va: !;
-'''lmond, Va.
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VOL. Xxx.
III Advise
All women who suffer
from chronic diseases
IN write to Dr.. pNes-ce.D

That advice is based upon practical
,,perience After suffering for months,
and finding no benefit result from the
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1901-09-19
MRS. WILLIAM M'KINLEY.
dear" and she replied with a look that
smoke more than words.

DEAR" and she replied with a look that
spoke more than words.
One Of the presidents most strongly
marked traits was his devotion to his
mother and to his Wife.
While his mother was alive he scarce
ly allowed n day to pass without send.
ing her some message to let her know
that all was well with him. His solici-
tude for his invalid wife was equally
touching. He even went so far at times
when she was suffering more than usu-
al to attend to some of the little de-
tails of the household management in
order to relieve her as much as posi-
bic from the strain and anxiety Of such
duties. Very frequently during the
time he was at the White House, even
when some important conference WAS
being held. he would excuse himself
and run UP stairs to spend few mo-
ments with the invalid woman who
was 50 thoroughly In sympathy with
him. And no matter how dark or
threatening the situation may have
seemed to him he invariably presented
to her only the most cheerful side.
Perhaps the most pathetic part Of it
all was that a man Of such tender de-
votion to his family should have 50 lit
tie real home life. For the last twenty
years or more his efforts were given
SO entirely to the service Of his country
and he was forced to move from place
to place so continuously that there has
been little chance for that domestic
happiness which a man Of his nature
SO covetS.
PERSONAL CHARACTERISTICS.
Mr.. Mckinley was a plain liver. He
smoked moderately. but did not use in
toxicating liquors. He was clean Of
q model husband. a devoted son and
brother and In ali the walks Of life so
carried himself as to leave the impress
of q noble character. He was strong
mentally and physically. He had NO
physical weakness. He walked with
a decided and energetic step. While
his face had a certain pallor under sx-
citement, it hAbitually wore the fine
glow Of man in rugged health. He
was frequently seen upon the streets
Of Washington and was not hed&sd
about by the usual pride and circum-
stance Of rulers. He was the most
reasonable, the most accommodating
of men No citizen was too lowly. NO
cause too poor to enlist his sympathy.
but with all this he was a busineDs
man. He knew ths value Of time. He
would have been unable to accomplish
the work for which he WAS chosen II
he had failed to husband his resources,
and 50 1t was that he got out Of every
man associated with him the best and
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-23
Ot6aefam =Nabrtcbten.

SNm Sonntas, Dem bo9bl. Yfinsit
feite, mirb Der bo@w'tegiidof Srobe,
morsens in Der gatbebrale pontifi,i
rem; pdbrenb bes 9ontifcalamtes
mirb bodw. Or. Wopniban, profei.
lor am ct. 9auls Seminar au st.
Saul, Die Seitpre6ist balten. Na@.
mittaSs mirb Der Oberbirte In Be,
Gatbebrale bas FL. Satrament Be,
Sirmuns ipenben.
Ser bo9w' fte 6err @bt gete,
gnsel, .. 8. g., pom ct. Sobn's
bat pon &om bic 0adridt erbalten,
bab Der CUR ct. Sobns Nbtei seb6riae,
tn Oulutb ais gfarrer Ser ct. Gle
mems Stride ftattnnirte bo9w. P. @l=
freb Waper als Nbt bes unabbdnaiaen
Glunp Prtorates gu Wetaus, Su., err
nannt uorben lei.
5 Se@sebn climber empfinsen am
Selte @briiti Simmelfabrt gum eriteu
Wale aus Der 9an6 ibres geiftiaen
@aters, bes bo9m. Germ 6. 3ielon=
ia BON Opole, bas 8rob Der Gnael.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-23
@ereins= Maebridbtem.
Sim I6noffmontoo m;rh IN 81;

Sim Pfinsitmoutas rpirb in &id=
morb elm &atbolifentas i'm &leinen
absebalten per6en. NGe g%inmobner
bes Stabtdens unb DEFENDERS Ste Wtts
slieber bes ct. Soiepb Mdnner.g er=
ems seben ii6 srobe Wibe, bieIen
Sag gu einem boben Selttase gu ma.
den. Selbft sic Srauen Ser @emeinz
be baben bereitwiaisit ibre Silfe an.
9eboten. Inerfannt ti9tise Sa6=
mdnner, als bic Serren Slnemann,
StelSle un6O ilfmanr1, rperbe Dem SSefe
entipre@enbe &eben balten. Die 3rpi=
i9enpauien werSen bur9 berrli9e gin=
la9en Der Muiitfapelle unb bes Mdn=
ausSefiut. Mnfans mirb
2 l1br nadmittass iein. Na@
4 llbr wirb cine semitblide llnters
boltnns ftattfin6en in EDIT beuti@er
welde Bis 6 rbr abenbs baus
Gae &atboliten Don Stearns
County nnb Defenders bic Der Madz
bars9emein6en itnb bter6ur6 freun6=
li9it einselaben. Darum auf nod
6. @ertten, Sec. bes
st. Soiepb Mdnner.@ ereins.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-23

sSeute, Oonnerftas, mirb Ser bo9=
MITE gii9of Srobec ~selesentlid iei=
mes eriten offisieuen Seludes in Der
pom bo3rp. Serrn S. @elp gu Habua
aitorirten ct. Nntonius Stride elm
Yontiicalamt balten unb ua9 benz
lelben bas fl. Satrameut Der Sir
muns ertbeilen.
5 Sn Der Ct. So5n's Qbteitirde
ertbeitte Ser bo6m'ite SiI6of Srobec
am @briiti=9 characteristics folae1=
ben Subbiatonen bic Oiafonatsweibe:
Matbias Siumaper fur bic Oi0,eie
ct. eloub; anton @6ite fur sic
9ioSele Sarge; Sobn Giebel fir bic
Gr5oioSeie Milmaufee.
S essten Sonntas empfinsen in Ser
pom bo9w. 9errn u. arst p~atorir=
ten ct. Paul's @emeinSe su Saut
Centre 3S ain6er eritmals bie 81.
Communion.
5 Sn Der pom bobm. germ Sos
9ensarten patorirten ct. Marsarez
then @emeinbe gu eafe Senrp einpfu=
gen ON Gbriitt=S immelfabrtstaae -
&tnber er Itmals aus Der .6anb hires
Seellorses bas 8rob bes 0ebeus.
S Wdbrenb zines lebten eOnntas
Worsen in ct. Martin pom bo6w.
Pfarrer P. G6uarb, 8. g. s., unz
ter Ilfiltens Ser bo6m. genebictiner
Simplisius unb giHcens sebaltenen
9e9amtes bielt Der bodm'ite giI6of
Srobec eine furse Gnlprade in gns=
lid. Na6 Dem Nmte firmte Sod=
berielbe 70 gerionen unb bielt 6anm
cine Yrebtst in beutl9er Sprade.
Na9mtttass ertbeilte Ser Sberbirte in
Der ct. @snes gemeinbe gu Goscee
40 Sirmlinsen bas 81. Saframent
Der Sirmnns, nobel auBer Dem bodm.
Pfarrer P. Wartin, 8. g. D., sic
bodw. Senebictiner gSuarb, Simpli1
eius unS SincenS aiiiitirtsn.
S @d5renO Ses sunuias, Montaa
llno Sle""iItas ii, 9afe @esrse sebal.
teneit 4Oitinbisen @ebetes leiiteien
benz bo9w. gfarrer g. @rotb bodm.
P. Wteinulf .. g. g., pom Meire
9rope unb bodm. Serr Sos. Maur.
bofer uon Belgrade ausbdlfe.
S am Pfinsitmontas abenb werben
bic &inber Der gatbebralsemeinbe gum
Selten ibrer Pfarridule in beren
9aue etne aasenebme llnterbaltuna
peranitalten, uo;u elm ieber SreuuS
Der Yfarrl9ule unb Der Susenb berg
lid einselaben lit. 8ie in friberen
Sabren, 10 baben aud in bieiem Ste
ebrrp. Sduli9meitern feline Miben
sei6eut, ben Seiudern Surd} bas Nuf=
treten Der &inberi9aar einen unterbal=
tenoen unb semitbliden abenb su
peri9ahen, baber IS nur redt unb
biats lit, menn beren gemiben unS
bic ~9eitunsen Der &leinen bur6 cine
redt Sablreide Ebeilnabme selobnt
uer6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-23
9olbinssiero.

Gin sepiHer Seinri9 Stein, MEL
der friber in Der Sutterfabrit oes
Senaturen Sas unseiteat uar, Oel!en
Steue iest Iein SruSer anton etn=
-nimmt, betrat 0ienitas bic ereamerp
in beraul6tem s3uitanSe, uno oa oas
@eberben besS etrunfenen benz Seliaz
loren ni6t ssfiel, ipebierte er ibn aus
Dem @ebduSe. Stsin ersriH Steine
unS mari tamit mad Serrn Sas. als
man i'm arretiren wopte, nabn,e,1 ll9
einise ieiner Sreunbe on urO bra9ten
ibn fort, iebo9 ni6t, beuOr er Elm
Meiier mad benz Sotelbeiieer Stepb.
0iebri6 seporfen bate. @eOer Sez
nator Sab nod 9err SieSri9 rpuroen
perlebt.
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8rofwaa.

Mit benz 9o6seitspaare unb beilen
naberen @nuerpanbten frsute iid
Oonneritas bic gauge ct. Stepban
9emetnbe, neil lie in ben iunsen 9eu.
ten beren gltern unb in BEN gltern
bereu &inoer adtet lnb ebrt. @etraut
mutben an jeusm Sage Serr Sobn
Smole nit Srdulsin Selena S9u=
mer. Sur 9obseit batten ii6 cine
sroBe S9aar @dIte einstfunbsn, uus
bas itets fibele fraineril6e @elen fam
bel oielem S%reubenfeite CUR poaen Gel,
tuns. Gilt unb Sung amilirte iid
nod Ser5ensluit, uno Die Treube oes
NIT ben beiten @lifpiinl6en rei6li9
beoa6ten So9seilspaares ipieeelte iid
ab in cen beite,en Mieuen Ser @dIie,
bic aue uou Hab nus fern erI9ienen
waren, I'M ii9 nit Sen Sr0bli6en Don
SerSen gu %freuen. 8rodmay fweierte
nte ein anseuehmeres So6seitsfeit,
unb Sufrieoener uerlieBen bic @dlte ME
etnen Sreubenplab als biesmal bas
Saus bes Gaters Ser 8raut, mo in
l9oniter 9armonie bic Na6fldnse our
Seter nod am anberen Sage laut
1purben. Scenes @elu9 UNI 8emiQi=
9nn9 BON $1,000 als 8eilteuer sur
Oeduns Ser nit benz 8au ber MiIiil=
lippt Bride BEL Gtces perbunbenen
Soften, weldes teste ISOLDE SEN
Stearns County @dtern u~nterbreitet
ruurbe, 1T pom gountprat5 auf Sen
Gid 9elest wor6en.
ct. Mt9olas.
9eute, Sonneritas, mirb bier cine
neue @ra6irmaI6ine elmer 9robe uu=
tersosen. SAILS bieielbe sufrieben-
lteuenbe @rbeit uerridtet, mirb es ben
8dblern anbeimseiteut iein, Of bic
Mal9ine sefauft werSen ioa oSer
ni6t. -@ultap @olter lit BON Oato,
ia, po er benz SesrdbniB ieiuer S9me=
tier beimobnte, suridsefebrt. -9err
80. Beirens bat ii6 pom ieiner Grant
belt mieber 10 melt erbolt, baB er
Spasiersdnse i'm Treien imaden fam.
-Sas Sunbament Ser rieuen @ob=
nut's, bic. 9err Sobu Sbeilen laner
Samilie errt9ten ldbt, murbe pom
Ufaurer Wsi6. SanSl fertisseiteut.
Clear Gate.
Scenes &inb Der 10 i9per beimse=
iu9ten Samilie @nton Smbolte, nell
DIES gnSe lebter @o9e an Ser Dipb=
tberie auf BEN Sob ertranft mar, bat
lt3 10 melt erbolt, baB iein iunses Sc.
ben rpieber auber @efabr lit. = 9err
Walentin Smbolte 1T fur bie bieiise
nmSesenb als 4sent Ser Oeerina
Wai9inen gompasnie anseitent ,porz
BEN.
. Belgrade.
Nn Steue bes 8. 6. @eiquom,
bic bieiise Poitmeiiteriteue nie.
berleste, lit 9err Peter 9. &eutber
errlannt morSen. = eSn elmer &orn=
i9dlmai@ine biBte Sobn &app einen
Elm.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-23
Stem SapnespiQe.

9rebiser Sulius grdben, Der lett
einiser sSabren Der a3icn unS Salem
STRIDE als YaItor portland, wurbe uor'
Der beutidsn euanselii6en @eieuldaft
in berielben gisenl6aft mad Wager,
Garner County, ueriest. Yrebtser
@apitetter, ,uel9er Der bieiisen beutf9=
epanselii6en @emeinbe felt bret Sab
rem ais Yaitor ueritanb, iiebelt mad
&aiIon iber, no ibm bas 9aforsamt
ibertrasen lit. : 0onneritas abenb
ertrant bas smei Sabre alte &tnb Der
Samilie 6. 6. &obinIon IN elmer NIT
@aller ansefiaten gissefrier Waz
ihine.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-23
ct. Magufa.

8abrenb zines Oienitas Morsen
pom bo6w. P. Weinrab, >. g. g.,
in Ser II. 6. &ir9e gu ct. gloub
aebaltenen 8rautamtes purben ebez
lid perbunben Serr SEQ. Oerins nit
SRI. Sbereiia @eprau6. Ra9 Der
fir6li@en Seier fanb I'M Sauie Der
gltern Der 8raut gu ct. ausuita i'm
geiIein pom germanbten un6 Sreun=
Sen unb i'm geilein Der Mitslieber
bes &ir6en9ors ber Il. 6. Stride BON
81. Gloub, beiien la~nsidbrises Mfit=
slieb Der grdutisam lit, Elm re6t ses
mitbli@es 9o6seitsfeit itatt, pobei bic
@nmeienben bas slidlideP aar mitben
beitsn @ini@en fir bic 3ufunft be-
ba6ten unb bic fr0blide Sanseri6aar
Sic sur 9odseit eri@ienenen gaite brr9
ben gortras besid0nen beuti6en eiez
bcs III freubisiter Stimmuns bielten.
Sem iunsen Yaare, bas ii6 nnter
leinen 8efannten alIsemeiner a6tuns
erfreut unb bas lein 9eim in ct.
gloub aufi9lasen mirb, wini9t aud
ser uNorbltern" @Ottes Sesen auf
alien @esen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-23
Waine Yrairie.

eSn Der bena9barten Srtl9aft &tm=
bal murbe auf elmer pom ben Nctten=
Snbabern sebaltenen 9eriamm(uns
cine Staatsbanf nit einem &apital
non so, 600 sesrinbet, beren erlter
graFbent Senrp 6. 9ul, 9ice, gras
Iibent gl. Yed unb &aiiirer 6. @.
Oiron lit. Del ELECTROMAGNETIC
seb6ren bic Serren 6. .. Srowen,
ST. Slopb. 6. goiielb, @. .. Mcz
Oonalb, 90. Oiron, s.. 6. 8ua uub
g. Bed on. Sieies l1nternebmer
wirb fi9 obne 3meifel ais elm erfols=
rei6es ge1talten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-23
Spring StQ.

Oas Stats berseri6t bat in benz
SaQe Ser vParIon 8anb Gutter &
Self Seeber Co." sesen Sobn 9aub
pen bier gu 9uniten bes 9erflasten
entIdieben unb bamit BEN pom &reiss
sefidt sesebenen gntideio aufre9t sez
balten.-Oie beim S9euen Der Pfer=
be Der Samilie S. @an6erer unlaast
gu Sdaben %setommenen Mitslieber
seuannter Samilie iinb aQe mieber
rpobt un6 munter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-23
Nelroie.

Mebser SEQ. Sauer Bat Wontas
in Oiatis elm 3weissei@aft er0ffnet.
Scr ausentranfe Sobn 2unsen bat
ii6 unter 8ebanbluns zines Spe3ias
lilten pom ct. Saul sefteQt. = &arl
@eiser lit BON BIER mad gonnecticlA
irn9e3osen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-23
Wsartp.

gu Der bier Oienitas uersansener
@o@e sefeierten 9odseit bes 9errn
Seinri6 Bidder nit Srdulein Sulia
S6eelar, So@ter bes Serrn Srib
S6eelar, mel6e in bes reBferen 9auie
itattfanb, batten ii6 bic 8roweruiaer
@ermanbten, bic Bel 9errn Scarf 9eib
uorl bter gu 8eiu6 maren, einsefunben.
Sc maren bies 9err Ebomas 9eib,
8ruber bes Scarf 9ei6, unb beiien
Srau, 9err Soiepb gtben unb Srau
nebit Srau Srt. &abler, beibe S@we.
fern beS 9errn &arl 9eib, unb bas
beiabrte glternpaar, mel@es it6 i'm
boben <er nod Der belten @elun6=
beit erfreut. Oie So6seit bate benz.
mad cine b0dit ansenebme Samilien=
&eunion i'm @efolse, Elm umitanb,
Der crit redt bic 9o6seits itunsen gu
BEN ansenebmIten ma6te.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-23
Niees.
&obalton.

Oie bieiise 8owep Mablmible wirb
elmer bur@sdnsisen &eparatur unterz
sogen unb NIT aqen mobernen @er=
~beiierunsen perieben werben. 81. S.
Cattle BON Saribaalt wirb bic Musz
beferuns Der Mible leiten unb tads
ber in berielben bic Steae ais 9aupts
muller bethlehem.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-23
Sauf &apins.

@esen &eparaturen in ber Neil's
Sdsemible muBte Ser getrieb in berz
ielben auf eiuise Sage einseitent mer=
ben.-Oer gountpratb bat li9 ent=
i9ieben, bas 8olf Dol, Benton Count
tp beitimmen 81 laiien, Oh Der Goun=
tpiib uon bier mad Solep uerlest ODER
Oh CT bier uerbleiben ioa. Dieier
gntl9eib ipirb in elmer am SamItas,
ben Is. Stunt, itattfinbsnben @abl pon
BEN Stimmsebern sefdut werben. =
Our9 8. s. Grace, wel6er BEL Der
lesten gountpmabl pom Srdulein Wa=
ria Brett int 8eperb um bas goun=
tp zS9uliuperintententenamt beiiest
wurbe, lit sesen senannte Dame Elm
Wanbamus 8erfabren einselettet worz
ben. 6eute, Sonneritas, bat it9
SRI. Brett, Dor &t@ter Searle gu per=
antmorten unb nadsumeiien, ,parum
iie tbr beitrittenes &e9t auf bas
gountpamt ni@t aufsuseben semiQt
lit. Sc beiBt, baB Srace nadsupei=
fen i'm Stanbe lit, baB SRI. Brett in
sSrelanb seboren murbe, unb ite CUR
i3eit Der @abl feline 8irserin Der
Ser. Staaten mar.
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Belgrade.

yin SteIe 6es .. 6. &eiquam,,
ipel9e bic bieiise Poitmeiiteriteue nies
berleste, lit 9err Peter 9. &eutber
ernannt porSen. = Sn elmer &orn=
i9dlmai9ine babte Sobn &app einen
Singer Elm.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-23
ct. Mntbsnb.

Sn benz neuen @ei@dftssebaube,
,pel9es Serr Tbom. gremer BIER err
ri9teu lieB, bat er ON lebten Sonn=
tag elm S@anfsei@dft er0fnet. Oas
9ofal lit Elm re5t ansisli9es, unb ni9t
min6er ansiebenb lit bas %iouiale 8e=
fen bes S@anfwtrtbes. : 9ier wirb
binnen &ursem 9err &arl &abema=
der pom Cobb County Sraulein Srans
cis genolfen, So@ter bes 9errn Seins
rid 8enolfen, ais 8raut gum Gltare
fibren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-23
Weire 0robe.

Sn LESTER 8o@e madte 9err Saz
COB @eber pon bier einen Gbite@er
nod @eit Union in Der @bii9t, bic
bertise Sarm Der ebrw. 8enebictiner
BON ct. Sobn's gu beii6tisen, unb
faus etmaise 1nterban6lunset CUR ses
senieitisen 3%ufriebenbeit aastauen
iolIten, gu faufen. t1eber ieinea gr=
fels Fat Serr @eber bis iebt ni6ts
perlauten laijen.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-29
COluinb bin Defeated Carlisle.

NEW YORK. Nov. 20 Wlth/pracc
tically perfect football for the first
siXty-ivc minutes of play. Columbia $
eleven rolled up their lalgesS score of
The season against the Carlisle Indian
team yesterday afternoon. In that time
they scored 10 points. shutting out
the indians completely. In the last five
minutes. however the Indians, making
sudden and unexpected brace, and
Columbia, weary, going to pieces from
the previous hard work, they speedy
Carlisle team gained ~ points almost
in the twinkling Of an eye. making the
final score 10 to II in favor of the
blue aid white.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-29
A Cold Than X kaEivinR.

BOSTON. Nov. 2a.-Had there been
SNOW on the ground in the southern
section New England would have had
an old fashioned Thanksgiving yester-
day. for it was fair and bright. with
plenty of frost in the Air. In the north
ern parts there was deep snow. and all
over the territory 1t was as much like
winter as it could be without snow.
The day was observed, according to the
custom, very generally. All day trains
from the metropolitan sections were
thronged with happy honegocrs. and
IN the cities there were many eviden-
ces of exchanges Of hospitality. The
usual religious services We're held in
various churches. and the charitable
institutions and persons of philanthrop-
il bent, as usual, fed multitudes who
otherwise might have gone hungry.
The largest dinner was that given by
the Salvation Army, in which about
4,000 participated.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-29
LIBERALS TO WELD.
A. Result Of Conference Colon May
be Surrendered Today.

A. Result Of Conference Colon May
be Surrendered Today.
COLON. Colombia, Nov. x9.-The
railroad telegraph line, which was cut
Wednesday evening, has been restored.
1t Is reported that the government
troops are driving the Liberals toward
Colon. The marines Of the United
States gunboat Machias are guarding
the railroad station. Great excitement
prevails here. isl ~
The Colombian gilnb6at General Pin
zon has anchored on the other side of
Colon harbor. She is reported to be
landing troops At kcnney's bluff.
Generals Alban and .JeffEies arrived
here yesterday and We're received ut
the railroad station by the guards of
the United States gunb0at Machlas
and the British second class cruiser
Tribune.
A conference between Liberal and
Conservative representatives and the
officers commanding the foreign war
ships here was not held OIL shore. but
VII pOuIV tue uItVu StutSe Shhbo"e
Marietta In the harbor.
The commanding officers Of the Ma.
rjetta. of the British cruiser Tribune
and of the French cruiser Suchet and
Lieutenant ComnQnier MrCrea of til"
Macldas and Captain Perry Of the
iowa were present, as were Generals
Alban and Jeftries representing the
government of Colombia, and Senior
de Ia Rosa, secretary TO General DO
mingo Diaz. whA represented the Lib.
eral party of Colombia.
No information Of the result of this
conference has been made public. and
none Of the details Of the understand
ing arrived at has leaked out. 1t can
he said upon the best authority, how
ever, that the Liberals will surrender
Colon today to the government author
tiles.
United States marines guard Colon
Many, unreliable statements concerning
the terms of surrender are current on
shore. hut the only men Informed in
this regard refuse to answer questions.
celop is quiet, hut much anxiety pre-
walls,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-29
Another Train ROblDer Caught

GREAT FALLS. Mon, Nov. 2S.-
Deputy Sheriff I.rdhctter has arrested
at Ncillart n man known rs Bob Col
lins. who is believed to be q. G, Hanks.
alias Camilla Hanks. alias deaf Char
lie.' a partner of Harry Longbaugh.
Kid Curry and George Parker in the
Malta lM0n) Greai Northern train rob
berry on July ; last. Collins does not
confess his identity. but admits he
helped TO rob the train and that he las
SI2.50O buried When Collins was told
that I.onghaugl had been arrested at
St. Louis. he became very nervous and
finally had to 80 10 bed. A physician.
was called and gave him Il hypOdcrnic
injection to quiet him. III the sleep
and deIriUm which followed Collins
ravrd about Longbaugh and the rob
berry. When he recovered, he was
thrown constantly III the rompahion-
sl.ip Of II man provided by tle auihori-
ties. who succeeded IN getting Il full
cnnIrsSiOr,