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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-02-08

8untto Der y@elben." 81
Der fiir5lihen Sibuns Der ,Sninoia
8reB Niiociation" in Chicago. ma6t'
Sr. gouns, Der 9tebatteur unb Serous'
seber bes vSoma State Capitol" Dor
3es MOines, einise beftise 9lusfdlle &C.
gen ben ioeenannten rgelben SOurnalis.
mas" uno oeiien MetbOben, iOwie 9e9er
Die Gn5eiseusenturen, Die sepiiiermu'
ZEN 3wii6enbdnoler Swiiden ben gro
Ben &nSeisenfunoen unb ben 2anobldt'
tern Iino. so bemertte er II. 81, E,
wiiroe eber elm anitdnois sebaltenes
2ano bldttben berauseeben un6 lib be,
Gbtuns unb Der @bre ieitens ieiner 9e'
ler erfreuen, als in elmer 9roBItaot ar
Der Spite zines ygelben" Sournals ~
Iteben. Qieber polte er pon 9aus 81
6aus betteln seben, als Elm ioldes Slatt
gu rebisiren. &eoner lieB iih oes 9au'
aeren iiber ben @influs Der r9elben"
Spurnale aug, bic peientli6 CUR @nti
iittli6uns bes Solfes beitriigen, berer
6eporter 8luthunoe ieien, beneu nidts
beilie mdre, am wenisIten oos 6amilien'
leben. Die ygeibe" misunderstanding
9reIIe babe ihOn unenolih Oiel llnbeil
an9eri6tet; Der Samen, ben lie aus:
Itreue, oebe in elmer @iftpflauSe onf
6r. YOuns duBerte launis ben 8unid,
Elm pielfdder MilliOnGr Su Iein. 9Ils'
bnnn iuiroe er ii1 einen 19.itDdiseu
,8olfenfrnber" bnuen uno oariu elne
8eituns berauseeben. 9as Snnftum
miBte i'm 10. Studipert liegen, feline
@nblSeiten miiBten ibm per NufSua
binnufeeihidt iperoen. 9lus9eben piiroe
er ME, bbhltens ipiirbe er i'm 9adear.
ten ipn5ieren seben. Sn ieinem Sant.
tum miiBten 3ug unb Nn6t selaoene
S6neGieuerfnnonen iteben, nit oenen
Sober nieberseihuiieu tpiiroe, Der es
wngen ioate, ibm uuf ben 9eib ju riia
den. 9Iuf bieie @eiie seihiist, ipiirbe
er MIR bic g4 3 r bel t ihreiben.
Die Guslaiiunsen Yonns's, Der ebe'
mails aOnsreB NbseUroneter mar unb
ben 8eitun9srummel griiuolih feuat,
muroen nit Beifna uno @eldhter ert'
eesensenOmmen. Seioes mar wObluer:
oient.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-02-08

Die @ereini9ten iriid1en
@e1elli faften BON Nmerit q
BADEN cine &eiulution ansenummen, in
Der saIaet ilt, oaB udbreub Der 9iesie=
raRs5eit Der &bnisin @ictoria, Die als
vBeriOoe oes 8lutpersieBens, Der @rau=
iamfeit, bes Nieoersanses" beSei6net
miro, Srlanbs Beu6lferans ppn s aui
ipeniaer ofs A MiQionen bernbsesan=
gen unb boB wdbrenb iener &esierunsss
bauer niht weniger als II MilliOnen
Mten den in Srlano Sunsers seitorben
ieien. 9as 1T traurises Sob fir gic=
turia's SerriherSeit.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-02-08

8rdfibent W cRinlep feiertt
bieier Gage ieinen So. @eburtsids, itebt
alio nod tmner in Der Solltraft ieiner
Sabre nno 1T oesbalb mObl i'm Stanbe.
aud fir Den 5ueiten 9ermin ieiner
idfuierisen uno mlibiamen Nmtsoblies
9enbeiten na65ufOmmen. DAB er oie-
Ter Iufgabe nur gum @ebeiben Der
Union uno 5ur nllieitisen @Oblfubrt Der
8euDlferung entlpreheu miro, oafiir
biirsen ieine bisberisen ausse5eidneter
Golbrinsungen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-02-08

Die frierenoen Staliener
Ser erIte 8inter bes neuen Sabrhuns
berts lit fir Die Stnliener eutieblih.
Cine 9ln5ubl Wteniden 5miIden Neapel
uno 8eneois erfroren. Su Seneois
bate man am 2. Sanuar 20 @rab S.
Die 9asune 5uii9en Der Stabt unb BEN
5eitlanoe mar susefroren. uuo bic
Siio. Staliener iino auf &dlte nibt ein=
seriftet. Die Su 8eibnahten bliiben=
ben 8olen uno gtelfen iinb ale Su
@runoe seribtet, ebenIu uiele gitrOnens
pflanannaen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-02-08
lleber bic Nbf # q m mlnn

l1eber Die bitammuns bes
3 6erri d1ters Sphn Wt a r.
iball ihreibt Sermann Sduridt in
ieiner @eibihte Der Deutihen in @irei-
nien: uSs lit anSunebmen, baB Ober-
rihter SOhn Warlbna BON 8eut.
iden abitnmmte unb iein Nnme fri.
Der nit id, anitatt nit ib bu6Itnbiri
tpuroe. Sbatlahe lift es, baB Dtaribn1
1855 in Der beutihen Nniieolune Ser.
mania in Sanquier gouutp in Sirsinier
9eburen ipuroes. unb iein gerwnnOtei
Or. Souls MurihaG Der erite Nrst in
5rantrort, ap., mar, beHen SObr
SumpbreD Waribaa ben gtamen an.
oerte."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-02-08
Sbnlratb bsiiBnag.
Sie Giupribung Der Sine Ctr. e6nl.
iOll cine 6ifentlihe merOen.

Der S6ulratb belt am Wtuntoc
Gbenb feline reeelmdBise MonatsIisune
ab. 0tun beidlOs II. u. Die @inpei,
5unS Der neuen Sine Str. Sdnle Al
elmer 6ffentlicben gu maiden. 8as 8rO.
9rumm lit ieNr5 nod nidt entworIeu,
uno Der Gag Der @rbffnuu9 fam aud
erIt Ipdter beItimmt peroen, ba bas Sc.
bdube nod nidt fir mo iertia lit.
Supt. 8irb wuroe beauftrn9t, Der
Subres SunferenS Der Sd)ul Superin.
tenbenten Der Ser. Staaten pom 26.
Sebrnar big l. M6r5 in Chicago beisu.
lpobuen.
Cont fam nihts BON allaeneinem
Snterehe Sur &erbaubluns.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-02-08

dwan's 8efbrb erun 9.
Grdlioeut Mc8inlep ianbte benz Senat
cine lause 2iite pom 8efOroernnsen III
ter oem @eieb fir ReUrsuniiatiOn Der
Grmee 81. llnter ben sur SeiDrberuns
@mpiOblenen befiubet iib aud Der Sri'
aaoes General Der Der. Staaten 5rei'
willieen 3beubpr 9 10 a n; er
piro gum 8rieaoes es@eneral Der reguld'
rem Grmee ernannt. 9ie. 8ef0roerune
oieIes peroienituolen Munnes finbet in
beutih,ameritanii9en &reiien berSli6en
&eifa1.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-02-08
Der EaitHclsratb.
Die Sabrcsiibnug beiieI6sn. Cine
lte6eriidt iiber bis @eidGitss
DerbGltniiie bes Soriabs
res. Sie Seamtens
Gabl.

Der Sanoelsrntb bielt nm 8ienItaa
Nbenb ieine reaelmdBJse Sabresfsuns
ub.
CUR aanahgle selan9te Die &eii9nas
tton pon @llis .. ui6er, Der 35 Sabre
Der &ereinisuns ansehbrte, jebu6 be.
tanntlt6 BON bier abmeieno lit.
@erleien wuroe cine Communication
BON @pngreBmnnn Sid, pona6 8elOlus
tionen betr. @r6finun9 bes @rnno gtas
ttonal Bari (9rU6eu 9tationll 8arfs)
an 0berlauie oes MiiiiIiippi IN Reprd,
lentnntenbauie eingerei6t wuYoen fino.
Brdlioent SOi9ert CAB Johann eine
ueberlift iiber oas i'm perfloIienen
Sabre 8olbra6te. Gr luies II. q. oas
rouf bin, bnB es oem Sanoelsratbe aes
lun9en, Elm 9arleben BON $4,000 fitr
Srn. Sranf Cues 81 erlan9en, 10 baB
oteler eine gn5abl ieiner ,gripples' &es
uense" 8reidmaidinen bauen funute,
iuopurd unierer Stnbt cine neue wertb.
uOae Snouitrie 3eii6ert iuoroen Iei.
Sonit entbtelt Der 8eridt nidts BON
Beoeutung.
Setretdr gnlpert perlas bann feline
9elu0bnlide lleberli1t iiber Die @es
lhdftsuerbdltniIie oee uerfloIienen Sabs
res. Sir eutnebmen berielben Spl9ens
beS:
g8ioer @rwarten bat bic SGeemii5s
lens SuouItre, Die lanae Sabre elm
Snupt @rlrerbsjmeig uniertr Staot
mar, in 1900 I'M iiber so 8rocent in
Ga Groiie ab9enommen. Sluf Del anbes
rem Settle baben mir ieoo6 erfreulidet-
Weiler in anberen Snouitrien bebenten6
9emOnnen. 8etrefIS oes @ros. uno
aleinbaubels iii Der 8eridt ebeniaqs
Elm re6t ermutbieenoer; erlterer bat nm
q Bro5ent 5usenommen, lesterer Inn
etwas iber 9.
unIere 8aufen tnuiten i'm uerfloIienen
Sabre gum 8etrn9e BON s309,264 mebr
8ehiel, als Iie uerfauiten. Sn Der
BoItufilce muroeH i'm @elonnweiiun0ss
Department 1928. .47O mebr glniueilun.
gen beSnblt als ausse1telt. Sn ben @rs
preB' Oificen betruy oieies @isbr $780,
205. 9ie @eiommtbilanS Su @uniten
uOn Ga grofe belduft ii6 auf $780,.
939. SIuberoem lieien nod 2O,l9O
re9iitrirte Srieie elm. 9eioer bat uniere
Yeublteruns an 8ubl ni6t in Dem MaBe
Sugenommen tuie es nObl miinl6ens.
uertb se,ueien iOdre.
Setretdr @aluert unterbreitete bieruuI
III
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-02-08

Mie Carrie Nation ans
ihaut. 3as oeutide 8latt in @ihitn,
Der Ssimotb Der raienoeu 8irthshnns,
sertrilmmreriu, entpirit BON ibr oas
iplasubs bsSouberHoe Bib: ySie 1T un.
seidhr iiiniuuoiiufSis (?) Sabre oft, uon
sorpuleniem 86rparbau, it1rien ountlen
gnaen, bat lsbmiarbises 5nor, nit sts
mas @rou uermiitt. beiist Elm grpbss
.5dlappmnul", unb t6nnie nm Bsiter
als ,0annweib" b" bsSsibHst iuerosn.
Sbidon iis sineu irommsH GHitrid in
ibrem gERhmsn erheutelt, III ibr gIui.
treied ireA unO berdusiUrosruo; in TO-
rsr llnterreouna nit Berihtsritnitsrn il
lie ietr juridbdltsHo unO INNER aui ID.
rsr Sut, fam babel aber ibre 8ssisros
mad ROtorislat niht psrbsblsn."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-02-08

@Ouuerneur San Can bon
M inneiota ipiomet eiuen beoeuten.
ben 9beil ieiner eriten 9otihnft benz
9bema r8ationele 5Oritmirtbihnit"
Die Soee Der ratiOnelen 5uritpirtb.
ifnft 1T in ben Der. Staaten nod sem-
lid jung. Die glure9uns baSu ift ma
tiirlth BON 9eutidlanc sefommen. Sc
mar nleroinss bic b66ite 8eit, benn ei=
nise Suhr5ebnte mebr Der infumen &uub.
iuirthifnft uuo Die Der. Staaten mir.
ben gum sr6Bten 9beil entiualoet iein.
Die entieBliden isolsen elmer alsemeia
men @ntwdlonns fam ii6 Sober ielbit
ausmalen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-02-08

Gin i4meidelbaftes 3eus'
ni6 wirb Otrs. Carrie % lou
in 8auIas burh ibren Sdiunser, Gap
tain s. 81. @ation in &UtomU, Suo.,
msgeiteat: S9udserin Carrie 1T 6S
Sabre oft uno eerriift. SD babe
unldnslt ibr Seimmeien in WebiciuG
9Ow beiu6t; iie mar seruOe I'M 8esriff
fib ouf einen &reuSsus pUr5ubereiten
8enn lie einen Gag lang nitts 5eridla.
gen uber ielber Seri6lusen uOrben 1T,
muB nan annebmen, baB iie entipeosr
trant lit ober i'm @eidusniB Drummer
mu6."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-02-08

Gin @ontraft. Die y8eitl.
Bplt" iteGlt Spii9en benz iait sleih5eiti.
gen 8eardbniB 8eroi's uno benz
8ictUria's folsenoe treffence Der
sleiduus an: Die prunfloie 9rnuer.
feier fir gerbi itebt gu Oem innerlidj
trOsnlleoem leeren Shauseprdnse, tas
fir Die ensliite &6nisin eutfdltet naro,
in hurntteriitiihem @ssenios. slber
ipenn tein Wenih mebr Der dltsn 5rou
eeoenft, oeren Saupt opn elmer @rOne
nieoerseoriidt puroe, fuerben nod 9au.
ieuoe uno nber 9auieuoe in Cuff uuo
2sio ben iiisen 9liu9en lnuidsn, osuen
Der srcBe 9OmpOniit epises 9eben elm
suhnudsn ueritnno."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-02-08
Sin Oentih=
anerifanii6er
Serfnles.

betnnntlih elm 8euse iber eiuen anoei'
ten, oeiien Rnmen er iid uidlt mebr ents
iinnsn f6nne, uon benz er uber pilie, onB
er oIs ,Bbebe", ons beiBt, Gls grds9ril'
ner 5uhs, ale dlieren 9aoetien, bic
man ibm im Jnuiitnmpie ge9eniber9es
Itellt. fiirdterli6 Suiammengebnaeu ba'
be. gr babe ben uerihieoenen .BIl'
lies", iuslfe sessn ibn lOsselniisn NOR
ben ieien, oermnbsn beimgeleuhtet, oaB,
pdbreno sr Der Willidtntnoemie onge'
h6rie, Die 5uhsprsasrei 10 gut iUle gang
auigebort babe. Sm 8an5en babe oies
ier 0ertules uou slHem adoetteH urges
idbr orsibig OOn isiuen GItsren admern'
oen ob9efibri unO guar jeoes Utal 10
griinolib. onb, ruis Der 3eu8e iif aus
oriidte, Der @seHsr 3dbne nur 10 se'
ipudi babe. 3arnui srtldrie Der Cons
ereBobgsorbnsie, melner bic unterius
DUNG leiieie, er beoaure isbr, bob Der
gtomen oieies juugen 6elOeH niht in
Griabruns ~ brin9sn iei, iiherli6 ober
peroiene es oerielbe Oab man ibm in
Helpoini Gin Gentnal errihte.
Seiioem bot man nun groBe Nniiren'
sunssn semahi, ben Debrtrditisen aa'
bsifsu nusfinois 81 modem. VIE m6s'
lihen germuibungen iDaroen IN oer
E-siis laut, bic jsst enoli6 Der rgSen
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-02-08

5ulaenbes lit bic Snihrifi
au benz Sarge Der s. mig II
@ictoria: @rabmal Der meiieiten
md6tiaiten unb beroorrasenbiten Sir.
itin Der Sriten, Sertheicisern Oes
@lnubens unb &ailerin BON Snoien,
@eiturben am %. Gage bes Sunuar i'm
Sabre bes 6errn 1901, i'm 80. Sabre
ibres. .alters uno 64. Sabre ibrer &esies
runQ.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-02-08

Senator Z TONNE bat nit isinei
sruBen Sunsiernrebe i'm Sena aud Su4
eleib iein Sdwanenlleo seIlngen, 10
bemerft Die st. q. Soltssts. 9anr
bate es Daeclnppt". 9as beiBt
bns leBte @Ort Der 3eoe bienle Senatol
g1app oils Stihmort. @r eri6ier
iofort auf Der 8iloildhe uno nabm
3oune's Sib Elm.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-02-08
anno f6d1t.

Sr. 9iodefefter perbeirutbet
feline G6hter on einfa6e, nsans se.
iubbnlihe" 9lmerifaner. Das 1T bibif
BON bem Manne, neiien @elo ausreiden
iuiirbe, ben allertbeueriten BrinSeu, Der
iiberbaupt i'm Marfte 1T, gu tnulen !!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-02-08

9lmeritauiihe @elbaula a :
gen europdil6er &esenten
Sn einem 8erliner 8latt leien mir;
p9ie umeritaniifen sIulusen uuieres
aniiers beSiffern iid auf ybrei Mti0iO-
nen Dolars, luelde, in yNtdiion.So'
pefn", rSainUts Central, ,9Ouisuiles
@nibuiue", Santa Se", Union uhb
ySoutbern Bacific" ansele9t, jGbrlid
etmn $15O,O00 3inien abperfen. Mits
slieber Der taiierliAen 6amilien baben
insseiammt eine Million in ben Ser.
Staaten ange1est, lei benen Die Der &ais
ierin seb6rieen 100000 Dollars niAt
miteinbesriffen iiuo. Ser &aiier BON
&uBlano iit i'm 8eiibe BON 9lttien Der
p8enniptoania" pgtem gOrf" uno ans
berer 8abneu in S6be pom Ie&s Wtillios
nen Dollars, Die ibm iGbrli6 eine balbe
Milion einbrinsen. Die &Dnisin Bic
turia beSOs 100000 9o0ars jd6rlid
aug ibren amerifaniihen gftieu uno
@runoeigentbum, Der Bring uOn &ales,
iebt &0uis @ouarb bet Siebente, bat
etlua fiinf Williunen Dollars in ben
Ser. Staaten anaele9t, meiIt in Snous
Itriepapieren. 9luh anbere Wtite1ieber
bes enslilhen &6uiasbauIes, bic &esen=
ten Stulieus, @rieAenlanos, Sel9iens,
9dnemurts. Spanieus, Der Sultan unO
Der S6ab uon 8eriien bnben beoeutenoe
Summen in Qmeritn anselegt. Zen
fleiniten 8etrag = 10000 Nuaars =
bat bic @r. Saiierin @usenie in umerita
nilden @ertben inpeitirt."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-02-08
WiOnOlOg iiber Die Smpffrage.
(er-ganler gOlIs3eituna J

(er-9anler golIsieituns
gtidt impieH, Ooer impfcH, Ods lit jebt Die
Grage!
Obs beiicr 1T, ben gufeu 3u perfnllen, ooer,
ySie gir6Om ia9t, Der g Sdminoi DIT
neue Opfer sebeu?
Sdpinoiu6t uuo Toden 10 bic gsabl 1T
idlmer.
Gins idneu, ems laneiam tnnn sum @nOe
fiibren.
Sbase, laut Ybioioptie oes eroBen &aut,
Gebraudt ben tate9Oriiten 9mperatto
llnO iagt: III muBt. troBoem ms Betting
iagt:
9ein Wienid muB M ii fen. @as iolI id
EGH tbun?
Dab i'd bic @aruntie, buB Die Uer5upfte
2pmpbe
Guh pirtlid Der geiuuoen sub enttlommen? ?
@enn uns Der Diilhinipettor ano'rerieits
ertl1rt,
Dab aibe aud nu Der 5raH5oientrantbeit
leioen?
@er loist mir nun bieie 8iberipriide ?
Der Cine inst. oob sleld Had Der grfuouns
3es grcBeH Jenner es bemeribor puroe,
3ab ilr ben Rodeuidns ote 9unge bdBen
mub;
Der ano're iust, bob 8lnitern in bic alaiIe
Ter gpioemii 5dblen unO Der Sdus iei
notbis.
GO ioll idl Jiuiifeu 5ween Der llcbel ipdblen.
Runpobl, idl wag's. ipIll Al Der 81 aiie Sdblen,
3ie iib Elm reines 8iat bewobren pll.
z bwinoiudjt uno goden mir b!eibt teine
geabl
Sd wdbr bas 8weite. uno rad dber.
iianoner arinibeii,
gseHn aud metn Gntlig ane 8eifen Seigt
Wis Oh Der 1euiel Grbsitrob brani seoro.
id)en b3iie,
giel 5eiier nod, ols inngfam bin5niied en-
an einem geioen, oas ni6t 5ilfe tennt.
fa~ 6obe i'd Sud nidi oft aewarni
ieinen Rodp Mountain Ehee 40 aebrau,
den, Der niht uOn Der Wnoiion Uleoi.
cine 80. bergeiielt III. Seoer Weiic
iulgt Der gSaruung. 5rast Guren
Qf..ot6afa~
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-02-08

.B Iriid aus benz 6 | piro
grinS @nrneoal am 1G. 5ebruar auf
Dem 8. @nro Unit. Ser. M a g.
tsnball i6liipfen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-02-08

g9Ghreno Der I'm.
terluhun9 iiber be
fSud)sprellerei IN
ge E il y lint. 10
ihreibt bic U1il.
Germ, beri hteie
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-02-08

Der biesidb.
riqe pierte
Sebrunr ipar
elm tui6tiger
O e BEN ftaa.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-07
washington time q p. m. St. PauD.
AROUND THE HOTELS.

At the Clarendon-C. E. Donald, H. A.
Williams, Missoula, Mont; E. O'NeiH,
Sidney O'Neill, Chippewa Falls, Wis; o.
T. Clair and wife, Red Wing
At the Ryan-James Griffith, Seattle.
Wash; DR. A. e. Reon and wife. Grand
Forks, N. D.; ]. r. McChesney, Everett,
Wash; W. A. Smith, Window; Miss Iona
Veale, Cedar Rapids, To-
At the Windsor-L. M. Wilcats, Du-
luth; G.. H. Wedge, West Concord; p.
M. Anderson, Butte, Mont; j. NJ. In
graham, Sandstone; F. .. Ellis, Stevens
Point; Mrs. James, Minneapolis; G. c. II.
Corliss, Grand Forks, N. D.
At the Merchants Hotel-F A Whit
worth, Fargo, N D.; N. T. Clark, ST.
Cloud; e. R. Hopkins, Butte, Mont; j.
A: Lindon, Clear Lake; Frank c. Goss,
Wabasha; ]. A. Johnson. Laura A. John
son, Fargo, N D.; Henry Roettesger Jr.,
Fountain City, Wis; w. Mathews. Du-
luth, G. j. Campbell Fargo, N. D.: Miss
p. O'Regan, Butte Mont; f. c. Norris,
T. M. Word Portland Or; Mrs. B. F..
Wright, Mrs. r. E. Davis, Mrs. j. H.
Neil, Park Rapids. To-; W. McBird st.
Thomas, N. D.; j. D. Bacon, Grand
Forks, n. D.; L. q. Lobdill and wife,
Spring Valley; J. w. Sargent, Duluth: A.
w. Lagdor and wife, Duluth; o. L. Shep-
herd, Bayfield,, Wis
At the Metropolitall-G. A. Hensel, st.
Peter; T. f. Hensel ST. Peter; L. w.
Parker and wife, Shakopee w. d.
Barnes, Sheldon; r. G. Manning, De-
troit, Mimi; E. M. Long, Grand Forks.
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LYNCHED A WHITE MAN
ARKANSAS MOB DOES IT'S WORK
WITH NE1AT'NESS AND DISPATCH.

OSCEOLA, Ark, April 6.-Max Hearn.
OF l-llXora, Ark, was taken from the
county Jail here between the hours OF
IL and o'clock and lynched. The victim
OF the mob was young white man. a
son of ]. r. Hearn, a respectable farm
er living in the neighborhood of Luxora.
and the crime for which he was hanged
was the shooting of Clyde King, in Lux
ora, Sunday, March 81 The Iynching
was very quiet affair, as the mob was
well organized. 1t seemed to be made
up largely Of persons from Luxora as
the members entered Osceola on horse
back and not over half a dozen citizens
of the place were aware that lynching
had taken place until this morning The
mob numbering about $50 persons en-
tered the city about midnight Sentries
were posted along the main streets and
a posse was sent out to effect the capture
of Deputy Sheriff Goodrich and Night
Watchman Shipworth. Both were found
and disarmed and compelled to accom-
pany the lynchers. Goodrich had the
keys to the jail and these were taken
possession Of by the leaders of the mob.
Arriving at the jail the lynchers en-
tered. Hearn sank on his knees and be-
gan to pray. The MOB was unmoved by
rs prayers and petitions for mercy and
placing a rope around Hearn's neck they
took him from the jail and hanged him
to q tree.
After it was found that Hearn was
dead the mob in an organized body Left
the scene of the tragedy ard rode out
of town.
The body was left dangling III the air
until about o'clock this morning, when
it was cut down and turned over to
Hearn's family.
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The railway between Pekin and Tien
Tsin will not be guarded, it not being a
line of communication with the sea.
Gen. Chaffee stated that it was only
necessary to occupy two points between
Yang Tsun. and only three between Tien
Tsin and Shan Hal l<wan, with a total
of 2,000 men, exclusive of those at Pe,
kin. 1t was not necessary~Fto' have
soldiers at Tong Ku, because naval YES
sells were always there and because re-
liefs would always be passing backward
and forward
Gen. Wogack thought Loco men would
be sufficient for Occupying Tien Tsin and
Shan Hal KWcn.
The views of the majority Will be pre-,
sented to the ministers for immediate
action as the generals feel that the ae-
ceptance by the Chinese of these terms
including the total destruction of the
forts at Shan Hal Kwan Pei Tang,
Taku, Tong Ku, Pei Tssn and Yang Tsun
will mean complete submission when ar"
rangements ought to&be made for tbs
withdrawal Of a majority of the forces
from China.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-07
new HALL OF SCIENCE
FOR new YORK CITY
GOTHAM'S SCIENTIFIC ORGANIZA-
TIONS To BE HOUSED IN
$500, 900 RUT,DING

NEW YORK, April 6.-An announces
ment Of great interest to the scientific
circles Of the metropolis was made today
by the council Of the Scientific Alliances
of New York For the past ten Years
the scientific alliance has been consider
Ing the subject of the erection of build
ing which should house the various scien-
tific societies composing the alliance, and
give them the facilities for the advance
ment Of original research, which they
long have needed, but owing to unpro-
pitious times no substantial progress has
hitherto been made The plan which IS
now announced has been under advise
ment for some time and contempIates the
erection of a temple of science costing
$5O0,OO0. The project is commended to the
public over the signatures of a distin-
guished committee Of cooperation, con-
sisting of Andrew H Green, chairman;
Andrew Carnegie, ex-Mayor Abram ).
Hewitt, Samuel Sloan, chairman Of the
board of directors of the Delaware,
Lackawanna & Western railway; VIII
liam E. Dodge, Edward D. Adams, John
S. Kennedy, Frederick w Devoe, J.
Hampden Robb, D. Willis James and Col.
J. McCook
The scientific alliance is composed of
the New York Academy of Sciences (tha
oldest scientific society in New York; the
Torrey Botanical club, the New York
Microscopic society, the New York Min
eralogical club, the New York Linnaean
club the New York Section of the Amert-
can Chemical society and the New York
chronological society
The building is to be to them what
Burlington house in London is to the
Royal, the Geological. the Chemical, the
Antiquarian, the Astronomical and the
Linnaean societies, which make their
homes therein, or what the Palais de
L'Institute in Paris is to the four
academies of bellies lettres, sciences,
beauX arts and sciences morales ct
Politiques.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-07
WEATHER FOR TODAY.

Minnesota-Fair Sunday and Monday;
fresh north to northeast winds.
Wisconsin-Fair Sunday and Monday;
fresh north to northeast winds.
lowa-Fair Sunday and Monday; north
erly winds.
North Dakota-Fa1r Sunday; colder in
extreme west portion; Monday fair; south
to west winds.
South Dakota-Fair Sunday; warmer in
eastern portion; Monday ralr; colder; va
riable winds.
Montana-Generally fair Sunday and
Monday; we eerly winds.
St. Paul = Y Yesterdays observations
taken by the United States weather bu-
reau, st. Paul, P. F. Lyons, observer, fer
the twenty-four hours ended at o'clock
last night.-Barometer corrected for tenn
perature e and elevation: Highest temper.
temperature, 40; daily range H. barome-
ter, 1892; humidity, 50; precipita tion .26;
p. m, temperature, A; Z p. m, wind,
north; Weather, cloudy.
Yesterdays Temperatures
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-07


pole, to one end of which he has tied q
white handkerchief and to the other a
red handkerchief. The end bearing the
red handkerchief is raised, denoting that
the war is on and that be will kill the
first man who dares approach without
his leave Gen. Clay's dead line is de-
noted BY q walking cane lying across
the walk. 1t indicates that he is not
crippled, but able to meet his enemies
In open battle. He cooked his dinner
ir boiler in front OF the fire place. He
boiled ham and had canned goods with
the meat. Bowling says he has some 200
cans Of apples pears, tomatoes. corn, ETC..
Ill the house, besides several dozens of
eggs. Brrtus. after falling to get an
audience with nis father, returned home.
The old mans desire is to gain the con-
sent of his children reIinquishing their
claim to TIE property that he may give
the ola homestead to his child wife, now
divorced and married to lahorer. Rilev
Brock.
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GEN. CNSSlUS N. CLAY
At WAR WITH TINE WORLD

FOXTOWN. KY, April 6-Gen Cassius
NJ. Clay remained barricaded in his man
eicn, White Hall, today and refused all
propositions to be seen, excepting to talk
with Zach White, a negro, sent by his
son. Brutus Clay, late commissioner to
the Paris exposition, and Jim Bowling,
who went to deliver a note sent by news
paper men. The old man told White to
tell Brutus that he was at war with the
world and that no man dared cross the
dead line" placed by him fifty feet In
front Of his door across the walk To
Bowling he said that he had no state
ment FOR the press today, but would
make one later. He tried to write his
anSWcr on the back of the note, bat his
writing was iliegible. Rowling says tile
general was not wounded in the battle
yesterday with Sheriff Colyer ana: Deputy
Teirtll, but Is barricaded and armed
with pistols and knives and shot gun.
AT the frcrt door be las placed q long