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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-31
&aperm.

Mun9en. BUR 4usbebuns i'm
Sabre 1901 selansten bel beiben 8omz
mtfiionen bes Webramtes i'm Stabtz
eebiete Miinden i'm 9arsen 11,O99
Perfonert sesen 10,698 perionen i'm
8orjabre. 9lls taugli9 tpurben beuer
ausgeboben 2052 MGnner gesen 1919
i'm 8oriabre. Sreipilte einsetreten
finb 273 gsrionen gegen 312 i'm 9prz
fabre. : Sas HeinertrGsnib Der
Miin6ner 9ulten ftelt ii9 fir bas
Sabr 1900 auf 1884 Marf.-3ur
4nidaffuna BON 8uialtbroden, nit
beren 3erfleinerung auf benz ftGbtii6en
2~aserplabe a~rbeitsloie 2eute bei6Gfz
ttst tperben folen, genebmtgte bas Sc
meinbefoneeiuln 10000 Marf.-@e=
ftorben iinb bier @eneraueutnant &ttz
ter b. 2obenboffer, Der gbef bes Sc
neralftabes Der baperii9en Irmee,
l1niberiitdtsprofeFor Or. Hobert Sarz
ttg unb 9ofratb Or. g. b. 9enle.
@ugsburg. Stefer Sage reiiten
Ia i'm biefisen nriultnenfloiter beranz
gebilbete iunge MdbGen iber Imiterz
BAN mad @iuiamstotpn in Siibafrita
ab, Inn bort als Mtfiionsz unb 2ebrz
idpeftern tbGtis gu fein.-9ier bat
bur9 a9t Sage cine 2unbes@ Sbftbauz
unb 8ienensu9t<N usitenung ftattees
funben, bic bon $500 8erfonen Be-
fudt mar.
Oietfurt. 9%afnermeiiter Semm
bate bos Slid, in un1erer @albune
einen 3pDlfsnOer i'm Getpi6te bon beiz
nabe ITO Pfunb 80 erlesen. Seit 80
Sabren peiB mar nidt, bab bier Elm
10 i9perer 9iri9 erlegt porben mare.
OiIIingen. Na9ts brad i'm
8rdubaus gum Rreus bier Seuer aus.
9ie 9rauereiz@ inri9tuns, iopie 1000
gentner Mals unb Gerite unb Die 9abe
Der Sebieniteten iinb NIT perbrannt.
Ser S9aben lift febr bebeutenb. Im
8ranbplabe purbe elm Der 8ronoitifs
tung perbddtiser Manr perbaftet.
gtIbere g. Siebe itatteten benz
8farrbarfe einen 8eiud ab, ipobei
linen elm grDBerer @elobetrag uno eine
golbsne llbr in bic 9Gnbe fieler.
RoIbermoo +. 9ier itar6 Die
Sabrifbireftorseatttn, Srau &ommers
sienratb Maria b. 8ippen, seb. 5reiir
b. Wpbenbrusf, cine sroBe Wobltbds
term Der Mrbeiter.
&c ii rnbera g. Sas rentirenbs
8ermDsen bes baperif9en 2ebrerpaiz
feniiifts betrIgt fir bas lebte &e9s
nungsiabr 1,363,124 Mart (28.O0C
Marf Mebrung gesen bas @oriabr)
Der baperif9e 2ebrerperetn sGblt nod
Der lebten 4ufftelluns 1907 Mitslie'
Der.
portenfir d { n. 4ls neier
8eobadter auf Der 3usfpibe tpurbe,
an Stele g~n5enbergsrs, 8alenttu
Seinri9 aus 9armif9 ernannt.
Megensbu g. Die CUR Der.
lGnaeruna Der Opnauldnbebabn lett
lin9erer 3eit betbdtigten Irbetten inn
10 tpeit eefDrbert, bab bic neue Nuai'
mauer auf cine 2Gnse bon 200 Wtete'
fertisgeiteIt iit.-Sier itarb Die 2eb'
r~erspitttpe Marte Staubtnger In
Bitter BON SO Sabren.
| g einnte 8et ben jung
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-31
0f0en6ura.

Brat. 8ei elmer in einem offeren
Gegelboot auf Der @eier unternomz
menen Sabrt bon Sammeltparben na9
&Dnnebed ertranfen bic SniafIen, Der
S4iffsbaumeiiter S9terlpb, beIIen
Sobn unb elm S6iffsaimmermann
S9neers bur9 &entern bes 9potes.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-31

Mtnben. Maior Wiittge, Rom<
manbeur bes Selbartillerie= Meaiments
Nr. So in Minben, Der Bel 8erliner
@ernanbten gum 8eiud fpeilte, tpurbe
I'm S4laf5tmmer bur9 2eu9tgas err
ftidt aufsefunben. Gs lag elm linz
sliifsfall por.
S4welm. Sn 8epelsbers itirate
Der S9ornitein Der 9erbfabrit bon SO.
Rrefft Elm. 8ier Nrbeiter purben urz
ter ben Sriimmern b%esraben. Giner
tpurbe als Gei9e berporge5osen, Die
uebrisen tparen f6ner perleBt.
Sa@Hm.
DresS BE- n. Die grpben finanz
aiellen gin6uben, ipelde Elm GROCER
She'll bes publifums an benz 3uiams
menbru9 Der 2eipaiser 8ant unb Der
&%rebitanitalt fir Snbuitrie unb Sans
bel nit ibren Observation-Disclosures
erlttien bat, MAIDEN ii9 f9on in bic
fem Sabre c N erbeblifen Steuerausz
fallen bemerfbar. Sn Der Stabt Sresz
BEN pirb bieier Steuerausfan ettpa
100000 Mart betragen, unb i'm nGt)z
item Sabre birfte ii9 bic IbminDeruns
Der Steuertraft In erbebli4 bDber.m
Mabe Seigen, ba bann Der &iidgang
BON Sanbel unb @eperbe unb iiberz
baupt Der allgemeine Niebergang bes
nirt6f6aftliden 2ebens BEL Der Ser
anlagung in 4nfab 5u bringen fein
iptrb.-8pr &urSem tpurbe bier bas
iiebente r8olfsbeim" feierli9 erDffnet.
Die r8oltsbeime" Iolen bic Yflege
ebler @eielltsfeit 5pii9en ben beridies
benen @oltstlufen erlei9tern, unb fie
bieten gu bieiem 3ped 2eie> unb I'm
terbaltunssz 3immer.-Quf Der @erft
Der u&ette" in uebisau pllrbe fiirali9
Elm fir bic beuti9zameritanii9e Ye@
troleumgeieuf9aft neu erbauter mG6z
tiger Suntfabn bic vPenniplpania,"
bonn @tapel eela1en.
6 bemntB. Oas 6iefise rSoban=
neum," Elm CUR Qufnabme unb Grz
siebung fittli9 psripabrlpi ter pber
tpegen Mrmutb Der Gltern Der @efabr
Der 8ertpabrlpi Jung ausgeiebter &inber
beitimmtes Snftitut, pirb gegentpGrtig
tpeientlid pergrDBert, ba Die Hdume BEL
benz 8a9st6um Der Stabt nt9t mebr
ausrei9en. Die InItalt lit i'm Sabre
1855 erridtet pnrbes unb perbantt
Gnt{i,6,r,o So,,, on eorE4o,b.,o.
Pribatmann &arl g6rtItian 6ii6ner,
Der idpn bsi 2e65eiten Die Ifattti9e
Summe pDn 1880 Marf bafir.
ipenbete un0 in ieinem Seitament circa
100000 Marf fir geoa3ten 3ned
.auspdrf.
g & + a | n. Der fiirSli9
bier in bobsm Glitter oerftprbere Prt=
Datus, friibere aupferf9miebemeiter
Miiaer, bermaGte benz hieiigen 8ir=
eerbofpital elm 2egat bon 10000
Sie preusfer=S tiftuns erbielt
bon bemfelben Sitter 5000 Mart.
Nieber=G o s n / B. Dieter
Sage nurbe bier bic Wetnlefe beenbet.
9iele ersab BEL Der &elteruns, aus
auten 2asen Der 2DBnib, boraisli4ite
Sropfen unb gang ausnabmspeiie
bobes Moftsepidt, tpel6es ii9 bon Dem
blauen 8urgunber auf 100 Srab
Se9fele unb bariiber ftelIte.
81 o E m / n. On Der bieIisen
y eutiden S9loferf9ule" tpurbe
iingit fir bas Winteri emeiter 1901.
1902 Der 100. S9Iler aufsenommen,
ippmit bic @4ule ibre bG9Ite Srequens
felt i6rem Seiteben erret9te.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-31

ler in 8rounfdtpeis bic Summe bon
1900 Mart iiberpiefen.
6 Il b d. Nus Mnlab Der 50idbs
rigen Subelfeier Der 2iibeds 8i9ener
giienbabrsG efeuidaft fnnb i'm &oloi>
feum Elm GROCER tz&ommers ftatt.
Sett 30 Sabren i'm 9ienfte Der 8abn
TT nur nod Elm 8eumter. Der Sitter
~bertpalter sSs3h.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-31
9eslid empfoblen.

Sprtnsfistb. no.. Rdra 80.
Weetne Nsrpen unb gebirn maren 10 ansesrifen, bab
i'd 10 Sase lang ben 9.ritanb psrIOr uub unier grst b.s
ilrdt.ts. baB Id ME piss,r ,u mir rommen wiros, abe,
8 6laiden 9aftor sOnis's WsrUensS tdrtsr batten bic s.s
winidte @irtuns. Ger @riois mar 10 wunberbar, sas
I'D bauon ~hbsr3eust bin. bab ss tsin belerss Ysittsl si.bt,
nnb smpiebls IS besbaIb alien e~eibenben bsrSlid.
Jraa s. Syrne.
per- Eiarrer Surant aus albuquerque, Rsusyeerieo
idreibt: SD bin pon Der punberbaren 8irtuna pom
Yoitcr abuts's Tsrpens Stdrtsr I~berseust, Sur& BIZ,
@irtnns bon 3 6Iaiden on siusn Suusen. psIder felt
8 Sabrsn on 5auiudt litt. ;uweiIen babur& gang ss
iabmt mar. nun absr gan, ssiunb III unS tn 8 Sabrep
teinsn anfau msbr bate.
C~ Elm tpertbpones BUD fur gierpenIcioeube
Z plro SeoeTr Der IS oerlan9t .5ugefanot.
Urine erbalten audi bic Wtebi3tn unipnit,
&teH Wteol5in nuroe felt benz Sabre 1876 bon beIl
So1ip. Fattpr &bntg. Sort Wapne, Sub. ~3ubereite.
mo Jest inter elmer Iulpeiiun9 BON Der
kOENlG MEDICINE CO.,
SSS RANDOLPH ST., CHICAGO, IEL.
9et Mpothefern su baben fur
Sl.OO ote Yiaidje, 61Iafdeb fur $500;
8roBe $1.75. q iur $500.
8u baben bel Dtartin Wolitor. ct. Gloub
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-31
SrannC6meia.

ct q b t o I b 3 o + {. Dor
Sturgeon fanb bic ginpeibuns unieres
neuen &rantenbauies itatt. Die bohen
unb gerdpmisen 8rantensimmer bes
9ebdubes, bas elm @ef6ent bss Jaz
brifanten Star 2epp bilbet, iinb nit
IA 9etten ausgei.attet. 9as Saus bat
Gentralbeisung, Baherleitung unb
Selepbonanfdlub.
9 e3eloe. Oas &aliperf @ilz
belmsbaa in Selsburg, ND tiirsli9 i'm
S9a9t Elm Bahereinbru9 erfolgte,
ent[ieb idmmtli6e Irbeiter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-31

g 9 n n. 9as Sabrssgebali
Der 8enoarmen in Medlenburg, Bis
lang 1850 Biz 1850 Marf betragenb,
purbe iiinsft uuf 1850 Big 1850 Mari
(errei9bar in Is Sabren) erb0bt. Sas
8ebalt Der 2ebrer in alien Stdbten
unter 10000 Ginpobnern betrGst 300
Bis 100 Start, errei6bar in 25 Sab
rem.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-31

iigen Wo6enmartten 5aglIe ma
barum pro S9effel biefer Waare ben
ntinimalen preis bon 1.5O Marf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-31
3nbfntnurrn.

Stemarineen. MnlGbli9 feiz
mes 50idbrigen militGrii9en Sienftz
iubtlGums lpurDe Der General Der Snz
fanterie, Siirit 2eopolo bon !Sohenz
5ouern, bonn &aiier gum Generaloberft
ernannt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-31
item Dxianen 1tnD TIM Uran1enmdIDe
ettpa 1000 4ubifmeter !9ols bur4
Winbbru6 aefauen.
gus Der Rbrinpfnlf.

8obenbei m. !Sier prrbe Der
Referbit Stol5, als er benz 3uee entz
ftieg, iiberfabren uno iofort setobtet.
6 anoa u. Sn Der Wii6le BON
Hteberreutber &c 9eropp gerietb Der
Wiblburi9s 2ubpig Sebli aug
8rumabern in Der S9pei8 in bic
SransmifIiOn; er purbe an bic Oede
gef9leubert, pobei ibm Der &opf ssrz
{9mettert purbe. Sein &0rper tpurbe
bann nod bonn GGberpert ersriffer
unb fur9tbar 3erfeBt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-31
S&wefs.


r n. SIM laufenben Sabre be-
trug bic 3abl Der 8erfiderungsperz
trGse Bel Der f6petseriifen 9aselper=
ii6eruneseeielfdaft 1928 NIT 81
253,0OO Srancs Electromagnetic.
Die Yrdmieneinednee beliefen fi4 ouf
7O1,599 Srancs, bic Sdaoenpersiitunz
gen auf 59S,s40 Srancs, in 1853
S9abenfGnen.-0ie 8auten i'm Snz
rern bes 8erner garlamentsgebGubes
ftnb iebt 70 peit fortsef9ritten, bab
bic nd9its DECEMBER SeiIion Der eibz
aenDiiii9en HGtbe unter allen rmifdn>
ben in pemfelben abesbaIten perben
farrn.
8 ii 6. 8ei benz 8ranb etnes
bon 43 Perfonen betpobnten 9aufeS
in Iuberiibl mubte bic 3ettuns bur9
bas Seniter beipirft tperben, ba 5euer
i'm Sreppenbaus ausgebro6en mar.
Cine Srau oerfeblte bas Sprunstu@
unb seri9metterte ii6 ben S6dbel auf
benz YflaIter. Mebrere Perioxes
tpurben bur9 9ranbpunbeH fApsr
nerIeht.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-31
Suxem6nra.

2uremburs. Sreiberr t. Sas
belr, Der SrGiibent Der grobberSpgz
li6en Stnansfammer, TT IN 8iebri6,
Rheinnrnnin. neffprbpn-
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-05-21
EMPLOYERS STUBBORN.

SAN FRANCISCO. May 2o.-The To-
cal branch Of the International Asso-
citation OF Machinists has instructed its
members to report for work at the
foundries and machine shops in which
they are employed this morning as US
ual but to go to work only in case all
the terms asked by the union were
granted. In case the employers refuse
70 grant all the terms, including uncon-
ditional recognition Of the union, the
men are to leave the shops. The local
branch Of the union has about 1900
members. II they go out on strike
they will be Joined by the pattern max
ers and other trades connected with
shipbuilding and machine works num-
bering in all about 5000 men.
The employers say their shops will
be open for the men to go to work at
the ordinary rates, that any terms con-
cerning the wages or working hours the
men ask will be only considered but
they will not aroltrate on the question
of union recognition.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-05-21

sympathy with the Peruvian policy with
respect to the Provinces OF Tacna and
africa, in dispute with Chile, were ap-
preached by Peru, 1t is understood. be-
fore she communicated her decision Ia
this government. The withdrawal OF
these two countries, as we'll as that OF
Peru, iS a strong probability and the
failure Of the congress Is growing more
likely.
The decision arrived at by the Peru
Wan government was communicated u
the state department by Mr.. Dudley
the American minister to Lima.
Further conferences will be held this
week between acting Secretary Hill and
the Pan-American diplomats, Chile de-
cllnes to agree to any proposition which
viii hermit arbitration Of any but "fu'
ture questions" and inaSniuch as th'
attitude Of Peru. Bolivia and Argentine
is unalterably in favor Of the arbitra
tlcn Of present as well as Of futur'
questions. It Is evident that deadlock
has been reached.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-05-21
FIFTY THOUSAND
MACHINISTS OUT
Rough Estimate Of the Number
Who Struck Yesterday.
ALLIED TRADES NOT IN 1T
Except In Fs" csSe'-PrssIdent o'cOnHsII' Of
the National Association Of MacbIn'
lists, Issues Statement Of
Demands.

WASHINGTON, May 20.-Approxi-
mately 10000 machinists throughout the
country struck today for a nine-hour-
day acale Of wages equal to the pres
ent ten-hour per lay scale and other
demands. This IL a rough estimate OF
President O'Conn;ll. Of the National AS
ISOLATION of Mach.nlsts, based on tele-
graphic advices that have reached him
today from machinists' headquarters In
various cities.
The strike thus far has not extended
TO .he allied trades, save in one or two
instances. as at Scranton. Pa. No ma
chlnlsts engaged in government work
are affected. This is due to the fact
that OF such wJrk an eight-hour-d
schedule prevails Railroad machinists.
as rule. are not involved in the
strike.
The situation this afternoon was sum-
married )y President 1'Connell In the
following statement to he Associated
Press:
We are demanding a nine-hour day
universally throughout the trade. with
increase Of wages sufficient to overcome
the loss OF time, the regulation Of the
apprenticeship system and the number
that shall be employed in accordance
with the number OF journeymen ma
with the number Of journeymen machin-
lists employed. agreements as to arbitra-
ton OF disputes that may arise in future.
the right OF machinists TO be represent
ed by a committee and agreements that
there shall be absolutely no discrimi-
nation against machinists because OF
their membership in the union The
number OF firms signing indicates that
In localities where agreements are be-
ing made the strike cannot last over a
few days. In other localities where a
larger number OF men are being invol-
we'd, / look forward to an adjustment
being reached within the present week "
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-05-21
STOCK TO BE wITHDRAwN.

NEW YORK. May 2O.-The World
says:
Quotations in Chicago, Burlington &
ouin,v Railroad stock will disappear
from the tape today, this being the last
day upon which the stock can be de-
posted under the plan for Joint con-
troll OF the Burlington by the Northern
Pacific and the Great Northern. In
the past Burlington stock has been one
OF the most active in the market.
Ninety per cent OF the holdings has
been entered in the deal and with the
close Of business today IS per cent will
have been deposited. ], P, Morgan &
COMPANY have announced the plan OF
ioint control has been assured by the
amount OF stock turned into the two
trust companies designated as depSsi-
tories.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-05-21
WILL REMAIN TEN DAYS,


SAN FRANCISCO. May 2O--Although
Mrs. Mckinlcy's condition has greatly
improved her physicians have named a
week or ten DAYS as The shortest rossi-
BILE time In which she can gather
strength to make he trip across the
continent. The immediate members OF
the presidential party will therefore re-
main here for hat length ot time
though It In probable that the others
VIII leave for the east during the present
week The President will go direct
from san Francisco 20 Canton, At Mrs.
McKinley's old home. surrounded by
familiar faces and with every comfort
1, IL expected that her recuperaion
will be more rapid than II she went to
Washington. President Mckinley spends
much OF each summer at Canton and
the arrival there viii be not far from
the date OF his regular annual visit He
will probably proceed Immediately to
Washington after leaving Mrs. McKin-
ley. returning 10 Canton as soon as the
more pressing public business has been
disposed OF. Miss Mary Barber, Mrs.
McKlnley's niece will go with Mrs. Nc
Kinley TO Canton.
President and Mrs, Mckinley will oc-
cupy different car from that which
brought them to this coast. The new
car. however Is OF the same pattern
and fully as luxurious The train will
be about as large rs the one that came
west. having accommodations for the
president and cabinet and their ladies,
Secretary and Mrs. Cortelyon, Or. and
Mrs. Rixey. Mr. and Mrs, Moore, Assist
ant Secretary Barnes and the White
House stan and II members of the
press and photographers.
The ogden route will be taken, Gov
ernor Gage has been informed by the
president that no stops OF any length
would be made at Sacramento or else
where In route. The president will not
leave the train, though he may speek
briefly from the rear platform at one or
two important cities.
The president expressed the hope yes
terday that nothing would prevent him
from viewing the school children of San
Francisco today, Secretary and Mrs.
Hay expect to leave Immediately for
Washington where important matters of
state await the attention of the secre-
tary
Postmaster-G General Smith and Secre-
tary Hitchcock and Secretary Wilson
will remain with the president, even
though the day Of departure is delayed.
Secretary Long who left yesterday for
Colorado Springs will proceed to Wash
ington as soon as possible.
At an early hour this morning no
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-05-21
ManzanillO, Mexico, to Be Made
Greatest Pacific Coast Port.
MEXICAN CENTRAL SECURED
II Is Asserted That This Route WIN Be FuIIy
One Thousand Two Hundred Niles
Shorter Than the Ons From
San Francisco.

NEW YORK, May 2o.-The Tribune
says:
The plans Of a syndicate headed by
H. Clay Pierce, OF St. Louis. II is be-
lleved. aims at securing the bulk OF
transportation Of that vast import and
export trade between America and Asia
which is as yet only in its infancy. The
cornerstone Of Mr.. Pierce's scheme. as
announced. Is believed to be the estab-
llshment Of a new Pacific coast port
for deep sea vessels at Manzanillo, on
the southwest coast Of Mexico; and one
Of the chief links In the chain was
forged the other day when Mr.. Pierce's
syndicate secured control Of the Mex
lean Central Railroad. Mr.. Pierce's
party already had control of the ST.
Louis & San Francisco. Of the Fort
Scott systetm and Of the Fort Worth
road.
The western terminus Of the Mexi-
can Central is Colima, which Is only IS
miles from ManzaniIlo. and which Is
described as a natural land-iocked har-
Dor, suitable for sea-going vessels Of
the heaviest draft. Large sums OF mon
ey will be expended, it Is said. to make
this one Of the finest ports on the Paci-
| nc coast, and the extension OF the Mex
lean Central lines from Colma to Man
zanillo will be at once undertaken and
be pushed rapidly TO completion. After
that two connecting kinks remain to be
created between the st. Louis & San
Francisco system and the Mexican Gen.
tral in order TO complete the chain be-
tween Manzanillo and st. Louis. The
Mexican International Railroad wil be
one Of these, It connects with the
Mexican Central at Torreon.
A new line must be built to connect
the Mexican International with the St.
Louis & San Francisco. This new line
will extend from Sherman. Tex. to
Eagle Pass, on the Rio Grande. When
it is built through freight can be car
rled from ManzaniIlo without trans
shipment TO St. Louis and also to Bir-
minghaIn. Ala. from which point direct
connection may be made with Savan-
nah. Ga. over the Southern railroad.
1t is asserted that this route from
Manzanillo to st. Louis and thence to
New York. will be fully 1900 miles shor-
ter than from San Francisco to this
city.
1t is said that the seligmans. Of this
city. are financing the deal. Isaac N.
Seligman said:
'I cannot talk 10 you now about this.
NAV have something to say to you
later"
But even that was more than his
partners would vouchsafe J. Stewart
Mackle. vice-president Of the Mexican
International railway. said It was too
early yet to discuss the part which his
road might or might not play IN the
enterprise.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-05-21
ARREST CAUSED SENSATION.
Prominent Idaho Business Man AccuseC
or Murder Cf His Partner.

LEWISTON. Ida. May GA sensa-
ton was caused this evening by the ar
rest Of John n. King. charged with the
murder OF Charles r. Thatcher. The
latter. who was a partner OF King. was
murdered In the firms store at Lapwal.
twelve miles from Lewiston, the night
OF July Is. 1898. Kings statement at
the coroner's lnquests was to the effect
that two masked men entered the store
and shot Thatcher.
Two bullets OF different callbre were
found in the body. Thatcher was a
prominent citizen and the tragedy at
tracted much attention. a reward OF
$4,000 being offered.
The state will attempt TO prove that
King and Thatcher quarreled and King
shot Thatcher. King Is manager OF a
large -four milling plant here AMI con-
ducts a store at Lapwai.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-05-21
pAN-AMER1cAN EXPOSITION.
Almost Every Country Represented IN
the Dedication Parade.

BUFFALO. N. Y, May 2O.-1n the
presence Of a vast concourse Of people
with ceremonial both conventional and
novel, the Pan-American exposition was
dedicated formally today. The day be-
gan with a parade in which there were
men from nearly every country in the
world and ended with an aerial bonn
bardment from flying bombs and brill
liant electric illumination. Between the
two were the formal exercises Of dedd-
cation with ora.o-y, Instrumental mu-
sic. song and poetry. The record Of
attendance for today was fully up TO
expectations.
The total admissions today were 1Ol,-
6S7 people.
ce-President Roosevelt was the
guest of honor.
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change had been reported in the condi.
ton OF Mrs. Mckinley.
NOTED LAWYER DEAD.
Was well.Known Newspaper Publisher
Of New York.

NEW YORK. May 2O.--MaJor Rob
ert Phillips Noah, VINO has been a
practlclng lawyer in this city for many
years. died al hh home In this city
last night, aged eS years
Major Noah YVES a son Of Major NJ.
NJ. Noah. a sheriff u New York coun-
" rs years ago. The son early entered
politics and at the outbreak Of the cIyll
war was United States storekeeper at
RIO Janclro. Brazil The United States
consul In that city being a Southern
sympathzer. hauled down the American
flag wbereupon Mai. Noah took posses
sion OF the consulate and turned the con-
sui out. He was complimented fOr this
by the federal government
Major Noah served In the Crimean
war for he went to England at the out
break of hostllitles and securing a com
mission fought throughout the cam
palgn. Previous 10 that. while yet a
boy. he scrved In the Mexican cam
paIgn.
Major Noah's father founded tht
Times and Messenger more than two
generations ago and gave the elder Ben
nett his Hrst Job in a printing Office
that of printers devil" II Is said thai
he and nine other men contributed 1iOC
each with which to start the New Yorh
Herald.
Major Noah continued the Times ant
Messenger until about 20 years ag,
when he ceased 10 publish II. The offic'
OF he Times and Messenger was th'
birthpllce Of many other newspapers
among others the present New Yorl
World
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INDIANS ARE DEFIANT.
Bloodsted Feared on Shoshone Indian
Reservation.

SALT LAKE. May 20.-A special to
the Tribune from Lander. says:
Conditions on the ShOshone Indian
reservation are beginning to assume
alarming aspects. Six hundred Arapa-
hoe braves are said to be defying the
authority Of Agent Nickerson. who has
asked for authority from Washington
to use troops to suppress the rebellious
Indians. A clash Is likely to occur at
any moment.
The trouble is said to be the result
OF discomfort among the Indians at a
change in the method of Issuing rations.