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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-01-24

~ Wdnnli9e Silfe perlanst.
3uuerlaiiise Wdnner gum 8erfauien
u~nierer bodsraoisen i@lipfris maden=
ben Dele, Sett, Sarben unb 8arniIe.
Saldr ooer Gommiilion. MbreHe: s.
s.. YenFelb, GlepelaRb, Ohio. l
~ inner @orratb an @inter=
lduben luar ntemals 10 sroB ruie iest,
uno mir sarantireu unlere 9reiie 10
nieoris pie Sonitmo. @ebriber
gbelbrod. 51=ba
w Stiter seiudt. 5isblano
Embroidery @orts, Sisblaub, Su. s=4
~ Sa i'd bas S9ubsel6dft auf=
seben merbe, mirb metn sanser 8or=
ratb gu Spottpreiisn lossel9laseu.
Die friberen niebrisen Yreiie iinb
nod un 25 Prosent berabseiest, unb
10 tbei mir eine @elesenbeit sum
:@infauf suten Sdubperts seboten,
wie ite in ct. gloub ME suuor offe-
rirt wurbe. @dbrenb Ser nd9iten 80
Sage ipre6t Dor bel S. 90. @olter.
20 Seridtebene cultipirte Sar<
men Mlis gu uertaufen. Na6sufra=
gen bel 6. 8. q tmpob. TAT
s Den sr0Bten Sorratb an
&ubbers uub l1eberi9uben gu ben nieb=
|risiten Breiien finbet man obne 3mei.
|fel BET ans. 8ir sarantiren, unlere
8Ibbers. @enn ite bre9en, erbaltet
SIR ei, neues Yaar bafir BEL g e.
b + Ii 6 belbrod. 51=ba
80 u. g.. @bitnep, ct. gloub,
Wainn. bat ueridiebene Sarmen un=
ter anaebmbaren 8ebinsunser 81 uer=
pa9ten. Sat
. Sarmen aler Dirt bilia su
perfaafen. 8ebtnsunsen si ~erfrasen
BET s. 6. so inette, Gant Centre,
Wetna. 7=6mt
az Sebt lit bic 3eit, in Der Sc
Der S9ube sebrau6t fin Sen falten
@inter. @tr baben einen suten
Wanner= Stlsfdub fir$1. IS Srauen-
Sifsl6ube fir 81. 90. Gebriber
gbelbrod. 51.ba
e 800 Gder sutsS sano, fanf
Weilen BON @%iienbaba, sesen Stabt=
etaenthum I'll nertnuSdpn Hoh,u-
frasen in Geter Sris's Office, ct.
gloub, Mtnn. 7.3t
N SeridieSena Sduier 81 usr=
%fauien gu Yreiien BON $500 bis s2,=
500 pom 6. 8. atmoob. Tat
w @enn Sbr Sdube in gurer
Samilie sebran5t, perseBt nidt, BEL
uns uorSuipre1en. ~llniere Iusmabl
lit sroB; uniere Yreile iinb serins.
81 ebriber GbeIbrod. 51-ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-01-24

0ti6 6 Sanb an &oit & 9ammerien,
fur e3 Jet Sect % 8 l25 81 20. IS 600
Simotbp Solep ct al an S S6iainser,
1t | bid 5 unb anberes, Cafe Tarf
abb ct. Gloub. 1900
Sos S6iainser an 9 Semen, fir It l
bid 5 unb anberes, Gate lSart abb
ct. Glonb. 1900
Sc gia unb Satin an @m gSen6,
tiir e3 int nnb anberes Sect % {
125 81 30. 400
IS Sraas an gSm @en6, fir tbeil It
Sect Is & 125 &l 81. ........ 1900
$ @Obteubers an 80 6 Sarren, fir
tbell 1t 4 bid II Sreeport, ........ 800
ct g 90 & % &p So on $ Senolfen,
fir int mel Sect 5 1876 &l 81. 2SO
s Senolten on 8 g Sobnion, fir iw4
net II. anoeres Sect 5 Z 126 81 81 $50
Sen Hieboif an @m Niebofi, fir 1t l
uno anoeres, Sect 80 : 126 ri 80. 1000
q s simperi9 an Ben Soft ct al, fir
np4 net II. anoeres Sect 35 : 124
81 90. 1850
Better sutsen an Wi9ael 9utsen, fir
mt net & let nw4 Sect 7 & 122
Jl SUI
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-01-24
SeibdftSauhDinnQ.

Gs biene btermit CUR gfadri6t, baB bic
Tleii9erfirma &einert & Sacobs iid am beu=
tigen Gage mad se9enieitisem nebereinfom.
men alf9elOt bat, unb bas Matb. &einert
oas Geldatt auein auf ieinen gtamen weiter=
fiibren wirb.
, Matb. Geinert.
Matb. Sacobs.
ct. Gloub, ben 10. Sanuar 1901. Salt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-01-24

@ q D n a.-(eorresponoen6. j
Sobn Saberp pon 9eaf &iuer, elm
Mitslieb Der bieiisen st. anna ges
meinbe, itarb Sreitas inn alter BON 81
Sabren. Wortas fanb bas Sesrdb=
nip inter sublreider getbeilisuns
itatt.-Oem pier Sabre aiten S0bn=
den Ser Sumilie Sos. Weiiinser muir
ben pom ieinem Sruber ale Singer ber
re6ten Sanb absebadt. - Die Sc
meinbe @abena fann NIT &e9t ltols
auf bas neue Pfarrbaus iein, sumal
es in ieiner. inneren gtnri9tuns elm
Ruiter prattii6er Sequemli6teit lit.
.!Serr @m. llnser If. BON Welroie lit
gum Seiu6 Der Samilie anlon Natbe
bier einsetroffen. @enannter 6err
lit ais Sattfer elmer Der forti9rittli9z
iten leines 9emerbes. gr bat iest
nod cine Oampfmal9ine in ieiner
@erfltatt aufseiteGt unb mirb pon
nu,, on iein @ei6irr mi. Dampf unz
ter bic Tarmer brinsen. CT ldBt iest
einen &atalos bruden, ben er mad al
len Gi9tunsen perienben pirb.-Oer
iopiale $. @ieber, Der friber ais glert
Der Sirma @ebr. abeles in ct. gloub
tbdtts par, itebt iest als Manaser"
Benz @ei9dfte Der @ebriber Wiaiam
babier Dor. = 5err &arl S9rOber,
friber ais gonbucteur an benz Sanbs
itone 3weisseleiie Der @reat Nor=
tbern gabn anseftelt, besient iest ben
Sisnaltburm bes 8. g. &. &. Slofz
Spitems--Serr S. @berlein bat bie=
Ie @o9e ieinen Intbeil on Der Wa=
bena=8 rauerei benz Serrn Watbias
S9mis tdufli9 iiberlaiien. Serr
Sobn Salfen mirb als &eaermeiiter
5eineu alten Soften beibebalten. -
ssrau ssrans &empf lit burd cine Ope=
ration Don ben i9limmen Solsen Ell
ner Slutuersiftuns slidli6 serettet,
permas jebo9 nod ni6t, ben franten
SUP gu sebrau6en. -6rdulein &un5e
non @innipes uerbrinst bic Wintetz
monate beiibrer bier wobnenben Wsut=
ter Srau @lile &unSe. -Srdulein Su=
ianna S9leiter tam unldnSlt pou
Srier, g euti9lanb, bier an uno bat
i'm Sauie ibrer Pfleseeltern, Der So
Mile Yeter &i@ter, Nuartier senom'
men.-Serr 60. Wiuer beabii6tist,
bas BON ibm sefabrte Baloos9 otsI
bieIes Sriibjabr a~ufsuseben uno II
gis Sort, benz Wecca aaer Wan
bersluitisen, Sotelsei3afte gu betrei
ben.
gluffton. (Gorresponben5.)-
Die lebten Sreitas sebaltene Werlamm
lung bebufs gtabliruns elmer Greame
rp mar lebr gut belu9t. Von 81
SntereHenten wurhen $50 &abe ss
melbet, moburd bas Sutterfabrtt
Broieft our @ewibbeit %seporben 1T
- als 9anbasent bat Watb. Weils'
ii6.9uten grfslses gu erfreuen. 81
BEN lebten Tasen ~uertaufte er san'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-01-24

allsemeine @eiessebuns. I'm II ubr
purSe SIR Abitimmuns Ser Sunoes=
5enatoreu seI6ritten. SIR ben lets
Sabre lansen Sermin erbielt Snute
Helion 81 Stimmen; &iGter 81. &.
HelIon % Stimmen. Sci Der Ibz
Thinning iiber Senator Sapis Na6
folser erbielt sc. g. glapp wie SC.
Nellun aue republitanii6e Stimmer,;
Sic Semofraten ltimmten fiir g, q.
Sowne Wprris unS llmlanb entbtelz
ten ii6 Der Nbltimmuns.
SIM Senat rpuroe Sienltas inner
balb elf Minutsn bie Sunbeslenator
ren=Srass erleoist. Wit ~ Stim:
men purbe Rnute Nelion ais lein ct:
eener Na6iolser srpdblt, wdbreno
Sic Oemotraten Benz Gi9ter &. st.
Nellon IS Stimmen saben. Oils Na9z
folser bes peritorbenen Senator Oa=
pis wurOe WoleS 6. Glapp nit 43
eesen II Stimmeu erwdblt, bic fur
Serru 6. u. Sowne abSeSeben rpur'
ben. Senator SaluoriOn reidte cine
Bill Elm, Bic ii3 sesen bas uebsl bes
gisarettenraudens ridtet. Na4 bic
fem @siese ioI na9 leiner annabme
Der @erfauf, Seilbalten, 9eridenfen
II. !. M. BON gisaretten eiu uebel lei,
bas nit Der i'm geiese porsei6riebe=
nen Strafe belest weroen iou. Se=
nator Sepion's 9eiesuorlase beiddf=
tiat ii6 nit ben losenannten 8ein=
simmern in Saloons, pe(9e befinirt
unb fur beren llnterbriiduns seeisne=
te MaBreseln uOrsei6rieben wereen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-01-24
perbreitete Inii6t, in @isconlin lei
feiu &upfer su ftnben.

uerbreitete Nnii6t, in @tsconlin lei
fein &upfer gu finoen.
80 n.-llnter Ben i'm Sber=
bauie Der @~eiebsebuns eiaserei6ten
.Sias befinbet iid bic bes Senators
Stout, wel4e itrense Soridriften
besisli6 ser Serbetratbuus iol9er
Perlonen feltiest, Die nit semiiien
&%rantbeiten bebaftet iinb. Seine
Perion ioa bic @rlaubniB CUR Seiratb
erbalten, wel9e BEN folsenben &ranf=
beiten untermorfen lit: Sruntiu6t,
@abnlinn, erbli6er @abnlinn, Wabn=
finn in So(se uon 0aiter ober benz Sc
brau9 uon Orosuen, sebeime &ranf=
beiten, erbli9e Suberculo1e ODER
S6winhiudt. Senator Wc@iaiprap
reidte cine 8tu Elm, mel9e bic S9af=
Jung Der Stelluns zines Staatstnipec=
tors fur gaubitumme nit einem eSab=
ressebalt pom $1,000 poriiebt. Sez
nator @eeb uon 8~innebaso County
unterbreitete benz Senat cine Yetition
CUR Ourdfibruns zines 9erbotes se=
gen bas S%aBbaaiptel. Dte ibrisen
einsereidten 8ius maren lofaler Sea-
tur.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-01-24
Observation-Disclosures

Stir ben rIorotern" beri6tet pom Neaiitror
Serrn Sobn 90. Gmmel.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-01-24
Sflaboma.

@utbrte.- Sreitas sius bier
bic Nadri6t Elm, baB bic @ebdube Der
fatboliiden Wihton gum b. Seraen
Seiu i'm iaoli9en Sbeile pom Batta<
mattomie County am Wittmo9 Nbenb
absebrannt ieten. Oas Seuer brad
Der Wittbeiluns sufolse sesen Witter=
na1t aus.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-01-24

Sudman, Ninn.
@egen &eferensen uertbe q lid an Rep.
+. s. Wteper, Suitrup, Wlnn. S=ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-01-24
@idisan.

8enton9a Der @ra=
bam & Morton S9raubenbampfer
u2ouispiue" brannte Oien1tas frib
Worsens am Ood, NO ct fur ben
Winter feitsemadt porben mar, bis
auf ben @aKeripiesel nieber. Ser
@d6ter Charles S%outbmortb uon
Sausatud perbrannte gum @erippe.
Sranffort. - Sim Is. 5. Sc.
itirste bas BON Ser Mnn Nrbor Sabn=
seieaidaft i'm gau besriffene CONNER
botel infolse zines beftisen 8inbes
ein. Oas Sotel, belien Sautoteu
auf 800, 600 sei6dbt waren, mar
etma CUR 6dlfte uolenbet. Der Seer
luit fur bic unternebmer 6. 8. Sorts
& Son betrdst etma $40, 600.
Weni6enleben sinsen sliidli6ermeiie
feline perloren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-01-24
Nebraaia.

. NC + a.. = Der bieiise Staotz
ratb bat ant Sreitas, ben Is. bieies
Monats, in sebeimer Sisuns cine
g~elobnuus uon$5OoO fir D~enienisen
ausselest, Der Pat Growe tobt ober
lebenois berbeiidafft. Gin Serbreden
rpuroe nidt nambaft semadt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-01-24
Colorado.

Weder. -Nls &ooiepelt Trei-
tag Gbenb aaein bas 9aser uerlieB:
unb einen 8olf ani6oB, iammelten
ii6 uiele Der Sbiere. Ser raueb &et=
ter seiste, baB er au9 flettern fanu
unb mar i'm Stu auf etnem 8aume, mo-
er pier Stunben auf einem Nite reiteu.
muBte, bis i'm feline @efdbrten era
lolten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-01-24
@aibinstam.

@batcom.- Die @reat Nor=
tbern Giienbabn loa bic ablidt baben,
birecte 9erbinbuns nit Sictoria ber=
suiteuen, permittelit zines Serrpbootes
BON Blaine aus, auf mel6em bic 3ise
t%ransportirt werben io0en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-01-24

8urltnst n.-Oas Gtabitifs=
ment Der v%Nortbmeitern Cabinet gom=
pam" wuroe am Otenitas bur6 Seuer
seritort. SO Yerlonen iinb babur6(
arbeitslos 9emorben. Ser Serluit
betrdst 500, 900 uno lit uoaltdnbis
uerli6ert.
Davenport. = SIM Sitter pom
81 Sabren lit Srau Wars. 9rumbad
I'M 6eim ibres Sobnes seftorbeu.
Oes Woines. Or. &enne6p,
Ser Sefretdr Der Staats : @elunb=
beitsbebOroe, bert6tet, baB es CUR
s3eit in $50 Yldseu oes Staats Sdue
pom Slattern siebt unb Rap leit lesten
Ottober etpa 1000 9erionen baran
erfranften unb SO baran ltarben.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-07
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Park Board Il A, m
East River Bridge Commission. ? p m
Rapid Transit Commission afternoon
Chamber OF Commerce. regular meeting l2.3n p
address by General Wilson {. $. A.
Federation of Churches and Christian Workers.
fifth annual meeting. St Marks Church. Second
ave. and Tenth-st., p
Dinner Of the Alumni Association Of New-York
University and presentation OF loving cup 20 Pro
fessor Henry NJ. Baird. Hotel Savoy. ?.
Annual dinner. Society OF the Geneses Waldorf
Astoria. evening
Academy OF Medicine. No II West Forty-thlrd-
ST. evening
Baptist Social Union. reception and dinner: al
dresses by Bishop Potter and Felix Adler on
Civic Ideals and Responsibilities" Delmonico's
$50 p. n.
Annual entertainment Of Polar Star Lodge
evening.
Peoples Institute Club A. celebration Of first
anniversary. No. 24l East Fourteenth-st $50 T. m
Republican Club OF the XVIII Assembly Dts
trict. entertainment. No. 32l 20 s25 East Seventy
third-st. evening.
Ianthia Wheelmen. entertainment Tammany
Hall. evening.
Long Island Library Club. regular Meeting. Poly
technic Institute. Brooklyn. discussion OF Co
operation Between Libraries and Schools" p. m.
Board OF Education free lectures p m:
Public School No. 81 Grove and Hudson SITS
From Sumter 10 Appomattox." Professor T. II.
Roberts; Public School No. Il. No. 225 East Twen-
ty-sevent hist. The Expansion OF the Democratic
72S Fifth-st.. The Mammoth Cave OF Ken
lucky" DIR. r. +. Call; Public School No. S. Nine
ty-siXth-st. and LeKinRton-ave. Transportation Cf
the MISUNDERSTANDING and Hints OF Great Value
School No. 96, Eighty -irst-st. and Avenue A. Flee
tricity in our Home" W. W. Ker; Columbus Han.
Treatment OF Shock bleeding. Burns. Exposure TO
Cold and FTostbite," DIR. G. a. Lawrence.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-07
NEW-YORK CITY.

Lafayette Camp No. 49, Sons OF Veterans will
have dinner Tuesday evening next at No u
West wenty-fourth-st. War service medals Will
be presented TO a number of men who served in the
Spanish
A reunion of the ex-members OF the old Episcopal
Church Of the Epiphany now known the Pro-
CathedraD will be held at No. 80 Stanton-st at S
o'clock next Sunday evening.
The Peoples Institute Club will hold an ami
versary celebration In its rooms No. 2l East Four
teenth-st at O'Clock this evening.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-07
ARMY AND NAVY VETERANS DINE.
LARGE ATTENDANCE AT FEAST OF NEw-YoRK
coMMANDERY OF LOYAL LEGION

COMMANDERY OF LOYAL LEGION
There were more than four hundred veteran Off
GERS of the Army and Navy and the Marine Corps
at a dinner at Delmoncos last night. Several
score OF wOmen-relatives of the yeterans-sat in
the gallery and heard the speeches. II was the
dinner of the New-York Commandery of the Mill
tary Order Of the Loyal Legion Of the United
States
In spite OF the fact that many of the companions
of the commandery have been sufferers from the
grip. there were no vacant chairs in the main
banquet hall There were many In attendance.
in fact that tables were set in the meeting cham
ber for those who could not get in with the main
body. Among the Civil War officers pres
ent were Colonel T. Langdon Ward. who presided;
Generals Wager Swayne. o. o. Howard. John r.
Brooke f. A. Starring and Horato G. King: Rear
Admirals Henry Erben. James Entwistle and Jo-
seph y. Miller. Captain Theodore +. Kane Lieu
tenants Aaron Vanderbilt. John g Kafer and
Henry T. RhOades: Captain James H. Storey and
William c. Shackford; Medical Directors ArchI-
bald c. Rhoades, Deavan Boodgood, A. l.. Gihon
Edward S. Bogert and Henry NJ Wells: Isaac
Bromley Captains William Wilson NJ W. Leeper
Joseph H. Barker. William l. Heermance. F. NJ
Clements and w. J. Carlton: Commanders James
II. Chasmar George w. Magee and George Cowie:
Majors Moses Harris J. Frank Emmons. Joseph f.
Lam Land and l. C. Bracket: Psymasters Henry T.
r Barton and Noel Blakeman Lieutenants
jamin {. hampton. D. Men Stauffier ana Thomas r1a
II. Barrett; Colonels W. c. Church. A G. Pone
John W. ClOus and Charles y. Swift Generals
Nicholas w Day and c. II. 7. Coils Surgeons
Robert Watts. John Shrady and II Eugene Smith,
Generals Edwin Merritt Joseph W. Plume ana r.
/ Molineux; Paymaster Howe Hammatt. CoioneiS *
Henry s. Clark and William H. Wiley Captain E
l. Zalinski. ColOnels William H. Boyle and RaInb
r Prime Ulric Dahlgren, A. UnderhI and sy
Congressman Philip B. Low.
rhe principal address OF the evening was paper
by General Grenville NJ Dodge, on Personal
Kecolections OF some or Our Great Comma nders
of the Civil War" Addresses were also rnarJa' 10
the Rev. DR. Raymond. president Of Union t'oiia,cS
General John r. Brooke and others -
The following were elected members Rea-,,
mlral stephen =. Luce, Engineer H. L SiossorI
captain NJ. V B. Waggoner, Lieutenant Nau,,,al,
snyth 5 ana 'py inheritance) G. G. Lovery, g T.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-07
SAILED

steamers New FORK, for Southampton: Teutonic fFr)
Liverpool Ia Hesbaye tDGtchi Antwerp Wells titv tBrt
Bristol, Lady Jocey tBr AleNan4ra. Inchn,ares
t8T1, Algoa Bay. etc. Hdur tNOrl
Havana. etc. Trinidad tBri. Bermuda: Princess Anne
Diamond Shoal llghtship No - 7'
Steamer tiodshoru Phadelphi1
New-York tribune., 1901-02-07
BrRGLARs roRrrRE 4 PoSrMIsTREss.

Toledo Ohio. Feb. . Burglars bound and gagged
the postmistress Rossford suburb of Toledo, at
3 o'clock this morning. and robbed the office OF
$50 in stamps and s. In coin.
Columbus Ohio. Feb. "a special dispatch from
Toledo says the robbers tortured the pOstmistress
cruelty ny applying lighted matches 10 her feet.
finally compelling her 10 reveal the hiding place
of the valuahleS. She beaten over the head
with club and brutalIv kicked in the side. At
noon to-day she became unconscious and. II is now
feared may die.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-07
MOUNT VERNON.

William Breese. nineteen years old who has
Just heen released parole from the Reforma- p
tory at Elmira was arrested yesterday i'm Yonkers
and brought here by Detective Gleitsnan. the
charge Of forgery The charge made ny John
Emmeluth, the proprietor Of a laundry. who al
leges that Rreese passed bogus check for $50 on
him BreeSe had just visited the Police Head
quarters in Nonkers and secured Captain Nc
LauShlins signature 70 a certificate Of good be
havior. when he was arrested. Judge Bennett held
the prisoner for the Grand Jury
New-York tribune., 1901-02-07
DISCHARGES IN R1Nrp,or,,.

Judge Brown. of the United States Dis,r,c, Co...
sss'erasy granted discharges in bankruptcy r.
ni'eeh oAnkrupts, among whom were E,durar5 A.
ley doing business As George A Cs.,or 'loI- nor
merchant tailor Of No 70 John-st Uabu,,tor
SS'SS4' Edward owen Of No 2SO RrosdU,s,, -
missioner OF accounts liabilities S $40 oontrao,s
IN me @holesale hquor business twenty 1esrs 80
5nd 5 MOTIFS Freedman, formerly OF 'FTeed15Ss,n
bIothetsi S!osk ma lufactuTers. at No 5S5 RrosJ
New-York tribune., 1901-02-07
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS

tBrD- cameron. New York for IIv-rtrnl ' NDVs'''c
Gu tbii n. T ~ - 20 m-Arrved steamer Iahn
Ter Fonlt. -" ork for Bremen proceeded,
fR mouth; teh +" 3:l3 m-Arrived steamer Patrica
burg ,and proceeded. "'e anu Ittul
Queenstown, Feb a. Sis p m-Arryei st..r,ar A.
ceededs '''''t''i 'ild pl''
=, I4vSrP2ol. Feb esaed. steamer Canadian Or, nm
New York N' NoI'' t'lch"ias
clay, NeW-NOrk. ''' 'itS 'fIl, mar
Bremen Feb 6-Arrved, steamer KarIsrun. ,c.-, D..
New Y -3'Nle ''feIl itott.
Rotterdam. Feb H. 8 u-Arrived steans- t,o....,.-
tputchl Potter. Sew-York Boulogne 7' 0'tef'iaIn
HAMBURG. Feb 3-Sailed. steamer Sanvar. n =,
'N"'a '6r' New
AieXaudretta Feb 2-Saled steauar
Philadelphia New ''""""S 'tr), Tor
Neufahrwasssr, Feb 2-Sailed steamer D,-,t..-- 80
Work. NeW-York Arlington tBr)
Lucia, Feb 5-Sailed. steamer Nasr,vth m
from Santos. New-York ''' '"''' faoSar
NinCen' V Feb 4-SaiIed steamer r1.r
tBT,. sterling from New York;. Cape Town etc 'ar
Maeeio Feb = Sailed. steamer Accomac tF{rr Job,.,-
NeW-NCrk '' ''i4iS'l
New York N'''' SCOTT
Havana Feb sailed. King Raddv, ,pr,
ldfdie 'aibarten York '" 'n'
Bermuda. Fob q. ta.I0 A m-aailed ,rcamar rv...,-
IBTJ. Mckenzie. NsW-York -'e'0'ia
New-York tribune., 1901-02-07
WESTCHESTER COUNTY
NEW ROCHELLE.

The police looking for Raymond Fries who
was arrested several weeks ago complaint of
Ms wife. Mrs. Nellie A Fries. who asserted that
he had spent OO0 Of her money and had failed 10
provide for her and their two infant children Judge
an Zelm released Fries his reCognizanCe
yesterday when the case called Fries failed to
put in appearance. Mrs. Fries was present with
her lawyers 10 press the charge.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-07
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIvALs AT THE HOTEL.

ASTOR-Andrew Bergman Of Sassenheim Hol-
land BROADWAY CENTRAI.-J Miyake
Gamagty and ;. SuGuira. Of Toxic. Japan. FIFTH
ANENUE-R D. b. Nicholson OF London. HOI-
LAND-Walter J. Cramp OF Philadelphia and
Captain Q. Percy Smith of London. IMPERIAL
Judge b. Hammond OF Buffalo SAVOY-Cap-
tain Smith and Mrs. Smith. Of London. VICTORIA
C. l.. Strong superintendent OF the Erie Rail
road. Of Cleveland. and Judge William Magill. Of
Parkersbdrg. ". Va WALDORF-C Congressman
". A Smith. Of Michigan
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OBEDIENCE OR ARI. i.

The men. IL was said, would have On oppor-
uunify 10 avail themselves of this privilege
Failing 20 do 50. however, the warrants would
b. served al once. and the twenty-three men
would be taken OF the vessel and brought tc
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Announcements.

Prince Albert No .
:. Full Dress Shirts. L. &
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TTCKAHOE

The Town Board Of East Chester. Al a meetinl
on Tuesday night. decided offer reward q
Zoo for the arrest and conviction Of the persor
who assaulted Thomas Thorpy. who fOun'
near a saloon in this place. with fractured skull
and broken neck
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATTRE ALMANAC
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MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise Sunset pm Moons
HIGH WATER.
M-Sardy a. Gov. Island 1924 He'll Gate 1918
sandy 1000 Island 1852 Hell cate l.
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METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.
GRAND OPERA SEASON IBOO-I8OI.

1T.
direction OF Mr. Maurice Grau.
% Ey'g. LIZ CID Gin French Mines
Breval and suzanne Adams; NM. Jean and "a
de Reszke Conductor Na1cinrlli
Sat Feb. "A LA TOsCA ItaIiar}.
Terrna. NM Crem,nlni pufriche. Gilbert ScottL
Conductor Mancinelu
Sat Ev'g Feb , at at Popular Prices RICO
IE.'TTO Italtaul. Mines. Meba and Louise Homer,
Saeza and Campanarf Conductor. FIou
Ev'.. Fob. 10. 15-Graud Popular Concert
Mines tiaiski and SChuUa Heink NM Scort
and Plaucon. Conductor. Mr.. Damrosch.
ISOLDE dn Germanl Mines. Norlica and Schumann
Ieink NM Jean and Ed. de Reszke. Muhlmann and
Bartrar. Conductor Mr. pamrosCh
Wei Evg. Feb 13 st S-LEs HUGU ENOTS Gin
Mines ILcirune Breval Louise Homer ana
Suzanne Adams. NM SaIeza PIan.on sizes ami td te
Teszke Conductor. Flon.
Fri. Ev'E Feb. Is. at s-L'tFRICaINF, Gn Frerch)
Islceuue Brtval and Suzanne Adams. NM. Jean
Reszke. Plancon Journeu Cdmpanari
Conductor Flou.
WEBER PIANOS USED.
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NHiPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW -YoBE WEDNESDAY. FEB. Il. 1901
ARRIVED

Steamer Astoria uri Wilson. Glasgow Iaruar, - and
Neville - with mds". - cabin searags rass.n-
gers io Henderson Bros. Arrived the at 10 m
Steamer StiteuGam U1utohl. Van Der Dee Rotterdam,
January - and BoulrEue 20 with mdse a cabln and
l2S to the Holland America
Arrived at tho bar 80 %
Pontiac Scott. I.,s,pbe- p
Trieste January = Fiume g. MeSsna = Palermo 10 and
Gibraltar It. with mdse to Ph~ps Bros & Nrrved ar
the Ear a 30 ~
steamer EeIlaricu ,FirI. Davidson. santos Jaruarv
ST LMci7 ~ and bermuda February / with udss and
cabin passeug"r i'ust Jrvons Arrived Al ,he
Ear "A m
Steamer Athus ,Br Lund kingston. JAM ary 10 Say
aua -. taTthar,ua - Port IIman yyith rffss
and . cabin passengers PIN. Forwood K keIlork
rived at the Ear a $50 p
Nifh rr4sa
William I Clvde n
Steamer Elu~tel = curry Baltimore. nfse n
Foster
steamer Hamton Boa1, Newport News and Norfolk
with Td-e and passengers ola Dominion IS ID.
Steamer George " Ciyi. Chichester Boston. to Will
tam 7 CLYDE x 60. Passed Island at IO:II % m
sandy Hook. y J. Feb 6. $50 m-Wind northwest
strong breeze, clear. hazy OFF shore
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-01-12
woodmen Convention.

Tie delegates from the Modern
Woodmen camps Of the county met in
'hhe Woodmcn's hall In this city at
l:30 last Thursday. But two camps
represented, those OF Crystal Falls and
Iron River. Pat Hayes and John
Wcstcrberg represented the Iron
River camp and John Dawson and ed.
Bcmis the Crystal Falls camp The
camp at Amasa neglected 90 elect a
delegate and the Atkinson delegate
failed tn put In an appearance.
Mr., Hayes was selected as chairman
OF the meeting and John Dawson
secretary. The credentials were pre-
sented and accepted. The next bust
ness was tho election OF a delegate ia
the Great Camp and for that honor
there were two aspirants, John j.
Dawson, of Crystal Fails, and Pat.
Hayes, of Iron River. The first ballet
stood two for Dawson and two for
Hayes, each side of the county stick
ing by its nominee. Ballot after bal
lot was taken with the same result
each side standing pat for It's man.
Finally, when IL was evident that
there would be no give on either side
IL was suggested that game of dice
be reSorted 20 to select the winner
Luck was with Dawson and his three
queens went nnbegten. The utmost
good hunpr prevailed throughout and
Mr., Hayes was chosen alternate.