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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-07-25
Sternibnnppen.

: Sn Chicago bot bic erite Srsani.
iation Der OtenltmdoGen bas 2i9t be,
Welt erblidt. Scum merben bic anie=
rifanii6en 9ausfrauen ii9 balb einem
Preblem seseniberseteIt ieben, bas
ibnen ni6t wenis gu i@afen MAIDEN
unb uielen berlelben ben &o9l6ffel
unb ben S9euerbeien in bic 9ant
braden bIrfte. 8te lanse nod uni
aud uOtenitmdb9en- Strites" merbeu
gu BEN aItdsli@en greisnii1en seb6=
rem. Sa, bic @elt i9rsitet unauf=
baltiam p%ormdrts, unb es mirb nit ie=
benz Sage better unb i@0uer.
Cine @em gorter @obltbdtisteits=
Organization bat ioeben Elm vgol:
lese" fur WaI9meiber s%esrinbet. Ser
rStubiencurius" beitebt aus sw6li
0eftionen tdsli@, unb bic rStubentenA
erbalten freie Scott iomie 60 Gents
oddr pro Sd9.
IS pirb INNER flarer, baB fd in
Der bemotratii9en Partei cine reinli=
DE S@eiouns uolIsiebt. Ser iose:
nannte 8rpanfisel mirb In ber nd9=
item Champagne bort gu finben fem, pu
er binseb0rt: int 2aser Der rabitaleu
Populiiten.
X
Sranfrei9 lolte bic pier Spe3ien
nod einunal srinbli9 lernen !; in Be-
sus auf feline 8eu6lferunsssabl me-
ntsitens idetnt es bas Multiplisireu
uerseiien gu baben.
Gin e%iierner Mann. pon Der 0iebe
bur@slubt, pom S@idial sei9laseu
unb bur9 grfabruns sefiblt, mirb
1tdblern!
X X
Ote Briten perfinben triumpbi=
renb, baB ite bic @attin bes interimi=
Itii9en Observation-Disclosures S6alf=
burger sefansen senommen unb als
&rieSssefansene nod Yretoria se=
i@leppt baben. @ie beideiben bod
bic ionlt 10 itolsen Sriten aImdblid
9emorben iin6 ! eSn grman9eluns Ell
mes 8eiieren besnisen lie ii9 iest
nit @rfolsen dber mebrloie Sraueu
unb &inber. Ole iinb freili@ aud
lei@ter gu b%eiiesen, als bic Wdnner
X
Mir trdumte leste Na1t, t9 ,pdre
int 9immel, no Semanb flopfenb gins
LOB besebrte. auf bic Srase, wer bo
iei, erwiberte cine Stimme: rS9 be-
bauere melben gu mi iien. "-rI b.
iieb ba, Sreunb &it@ener", rief Santl
Peter, nnur berein ipa3iert. @er aui
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-07-25
Dor beit &riese nit spanten.

Na9 iber breijabriser @ebetmbalz
tuns lit Dor &urSem bic 6iplomatil6e
gorreiponbens per0fentlidt morben,
welde benz &rtese nit Spanien por=
aussins. Man mirb aus berielben
%entnebmen f0nnen, Of it@ Ser &ries,
sesen mel6en ii6 piele, Dem sSinso=
tbum ~abseneiste Stimmen in BEN Ser.
Staaten erboben, ut9t bdtte permei=
ben laiieu. Nus ben mttsetbeilten
S@riftitiden lit erii9tli9, baB Der
bamalise StaatsIefretdr Oap am 81.
Mdrs 1898 BEN @elanbten @oobforb
telesrapbii9 anmies, folsenbe Scribe
runsen an bic ipanii6e &esieruns gu
iteuen: L., .@aHenittutanb (auf gu=
Bay Bis gum 1. Oftober. SnsmiI9en
11nterbanbluusen iber SriebensIdluB
5wil9en Spanien unb BEN Snlurgen=
ten, bur@ bic freunbl@aftlt@e @er=
mittluns bes Prdiibenten Der 8erei=
nisten Staaten. g., Sofortiser @t=
berruf Der &econcentrabo= Orbre @ep=
lers. g., Sails Sriebensbebinsun=
gen Bis gum 1. Oftober ni9t sufrie=
benfeuenb seorbnet iinb, enbsiltiser
S@iebslpru9 bes Yrdiibenten Der
Ser. Staaten smii@en Spanien 'unb
ben Sniur9enten.
Gm 81. Wdrs erfolste @iberrui
Der &econcentrabo : Orbre uub mur=
ben benz @eneral=@ ouperreur Blanco
BRET Wilionen Yeietas CUR llnteritis=
Jung Der beimatbloien gubaner CUR
8erfisuns seitelt. Oamit mar iene
sweite Sorberuns erfilt. Mm 5.
april telesrapbirte Der @elanbte @oob=
forb, bas M~nerbieten Der ipanii9en
6esieruns, bic erite iener Sorberun=
gen gu erfiaen. llnb bic besisli9e
Oepel9e lautete 10: uSoute bic a6=
nisin Dor - ubr Mittass am Mitt<
mod, ben 6. Mpril, Solsenbes pro=
clamiren, mirben sic bann gu ibr fte=
BEN uno f0nnen sic feinbieltseS 9an=
beln bur6 ben gonsreB perbinbern?"
rNuf griuden bes betlisen 8aters
proclamire i'd in bteIer Paiiionsmo@e
unb i'm Namen gbriii iofortise unb
bebinsun9sloie g%initequns Der Seinb=
lelisfeiten auf Der Sniel Cuba. Oiele
ginitequns ioI iofort nod ibrer Gn=
nabme bur6 bic Sniursenten auf Der
Snlel itattfinben unb fir feds Mona=
tie, bis gum 5. Oftober 1898 bauern.
SD. tbue bies, I'm 3eit gum 8erubi=
gen Der 0eibeni9aft gu seben, unb in
aufri@tisem Soften unb @lauben, baB
pdbrenb ienes .3eitraumes bauernber
uno ebrenuoaer Srtebe Swil@en Der
&esieruns Der Sniel Cuba unb benie=
nisen meiner bortisen llntertbanen er=
stelt merben mOse, mel6e ii@ iest i'm
Iufitanb sesen bic Mutoritdt Spa=
MEMS befinben. Sd erbete bes 9im=
mels Sesen auf bieien @afenitiu=
itanb, ben i6 iest i'm Namen @ottes
unb nit Der @utbeiBuns bes beilisen
Waters Der @%brtitenbeit erfldre. 5.
Mpril 1885,"
r0eIen Sic bies %sefduisit int 2i9te
meiner fdmmtli@en friberen Eele=
Sramrne unb 8rtefe. SD CLAUDE, es
bebeutet Srieben, ,pelden bas nadter=
ne nrtbetl unlereS Bottles LANCE Dor
nd9item Nopember bi0tSen wirb unb
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-07-25
Sin uiebti9es @mtabten Der
Seneralantpalt
icbaft.

Oie uon pielen Seiten erbobene
Bel4ulbtsuns, baB bic MuslooIune
Der 6%eimltdtten in Der bemnd9it sur
GroHnung selansenben &ioma=, 60:
man9e unb @i9ita= &eleruation ni9ts
anberes Jet als Elm reselre6tes @lids=
ipiel unb besbalb cine Yerlebuns BET
beitebenben @eiese, lit Der 8unbesre=
sieruns bod an bic Nieren sesansen,
unb iie beauftraste bic General gln=
malti4aft, ibr gorseben iuriitil9 gu
re9tfertisen. Ser 9ilfs=@ eneralan=
malt 8an Oepanter bat benn audi
prompt elm @uta@ten a~bseseben, in
pel9em CT barsulesen iu9t, baB bic
&esieruns in Der Nnmenbuns iener
2anbuertbeilunsss Wetbobe feine 0ot=
terie betreibe. gr lest bar, baB bas
meientlidfte Gttribut zines @lids=
ipieles, ndmli9 cine 9ersituns fir
@eminnausii@ten ieitens Der Ebeil=
nebmer, Bel iener 9anb : Nuslooluns
feble. sSn elmer 0otterie miilie natur=
SemdB Der cine She'll perlieren, mas
Der anbere genuine. Sci Der 9anb=
I~uslooiuns aber uerliere Niemanb ets
mas, ba Niemanb fur feline 8etbeili=
suns an Der 3iebuns gu be5ablen
brau@e. Das ginsise, mas nOtbis iei,
UNI an ~berelben tb%eilnebme1 gu fon=
men, iei Der Na9weis ieiner seiebli=
den gere@tisuns semdB ben 8eitim=
munsen bes 9eimitdttes @eieses, unb
bic re9t3eitise g~intrasuns in bie 9i=
iten zines Der 9anbdmter. Slid ses
bort INNER ba3u, Elm Stid 0anb gu
ermii9en", meint 6err Oepanter fer
ner. Na@ Der bisber betriebenen Mes
tbobe hing Der grfols zines r8ub=
mers" BON rnanderlei 3ufduen ab.
@r fonnte tobt sei@ofien ober pom
Sonnenfti@e befalIen rperben, ebe Ell
in ben 8eiis zines Claims" selang=
te, ober ein giienbabnunfall ibn au=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-07-25

grbemfo pieie gnttdui9unsen erie6t
unb 70 uiet S9ldse betomnen bat,
benz fsI bas Simmelrei@ nid5s perz
i@lofisu fein."
Die Yrefle nimnnt i'm 6ffentli1eu
2eben bic Steae Ser S@mieaermutter
Elm @le fir9ten, Niemanb ltebt He.
go lanse iie biuist, lit ite seesrt ; io=
bals ie gu tabeln anfdnst, peruani9t
fte Elm Sober.
SO lit eisentli9 ionberbar, bab nod
Der sisenen @rtldruns u~nlerer Multtz
Wiaiondre gum grfols i'm 2eben feiz
ne lobe EDUCATION" n6tbis lit, nur
wautb unb ausbauer; aber bieielbeu
2ente seben ale ibre Stiftunaen ae=
le1rten anltalten; einem armer fieiBi=
gen Wsann porwdrts gu beffen, fdnt
i6ueu ni@t i'm Sraume elm
x*x
Us TT gang mertmlrbi9, 6aB unfes
pc NesierunS ruesen seeigneten wif=
iieni6aftli9en @elebrten. IN 8erlesen=
belt iein ioa, NO bod felt ui.len Sab
rem bic Miuiondre ibre srobartiser
Stiftunsen nur ben b69eren eebrauz
italten Sumeiien. Gs bat bamit
ben anidein, faB in bieien ,@elebr=
fansfeits= Sabrifen" nar ribertam&te
wsisbeit" Dersapft ruirO.
Seine .3meifel, 1p;r baben grolpe=
ritat; bic itatiitti6en i3ablen iiber
ausfubr unb ginfubr uiu. seisen es.
aber 5pil9en ben eberea unb unteren
S9i9ten ideint fid elm maIerbidtes
lOeltud gu befinben, bas teinen Sro=
pfen BON benz @slbresen nod untes
burdldBt.
X
Praltbent Stepn's 8od unb Stiefel
baben bic Gnstdnber erbeutet, feline
Sreibeit unb ieinen &opf bat aber 6err
Stepn bebalten, unb nit beiben mirh
er ben Sriten nod uiel gu idafien
MAIDEN.
Sn Yefins sebt es uieber 6ineIii9=
borerbaft gu, felt bic einseborene po=
liSei nit aufredterbaltuns BON &ube
unb Orbnuns betraut lit. @ir babeu
bas 9este .uon benz &apitel vOie um=
ruben in China" nod ni9t gebort,
ionbern tbun gut, uns auf peri9iebene
uSortlesunsen" uorsubereiten.
Gin junser, ensliider Sfisier, Der
ii9 suiammen NIT ieinen 9anbsleuteu
bic reolidte Mibe siebt, bic gureu
gu pernidten, bat uersebli9 perludt,
aus benz Selbsuse capital gu idlasen.
Oieler Sage idrieb er ndmtt6 ieinem
Iater: r9ieber @ater! S9ide mir
bod umsebenb so eitrl. Sd babe IN
Der lesten S9ladt elm gein p~erlorerr
unb liese nun i'm aasaretb obne @els.v
Sarauf ermiberte Ser gater: v9ieber
Sobn! Oas 1T nun i9on bas pierte
gein, wel6es Du in Ser S9la9t eit=
seblBt bait. 9el6 fann i6 Dir lei=
Der ni6t l9iden, es 1T tnapp. Ser
Jude allo NIT ben Seinen, melder Dir
nod iibris s%eblieben iinb, weiter su
fommen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-07-25

S6lferi6aften, bic fi3 erfabrunssse=
mdb politii6 unb anbermeitis nit uns
aiitmiliren. mir erlprieBli6 iein, unb
elm FOLDER Nusslei6 mare fur bas
eanO pom sr6Berem bauern6em @ertb,
ais bic 8ilaus, bic in @e9lelltaben
sesosen wirb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-07-25
SSie ifebt es NIT Der Sacbe Der
Suren2

Die iinsIten g%rfldrunsen bes
ariesminiiters Sroorid i'm enslii9en
lluterbauIe entbalten widtise Mitz
tbeilunsen. Wan erinnert iid, baB DOR
einisen @oden aus boldnbii6en unb
belsii6en Suelleu nit sroBer Sart=
nddisteitI a9ri9ten fameu, 9orb &tt=
9ener babe benz Suren=O berfommanbo
ben Srabt sur S~eriisuns s~eitellt, nm
nit benz alien &riiser in Serbinbun9
su treten, unb es isien neue SrieSens=
perbanblunsen I'M 9anse. Sa man alf
SeItatisuns bieier geri9te pom eng:
lii6er Settle perssbli6 wartete, 10
nabm man an, baB es chen nur 9e=
riidte 1sien, bic pielei6t aus Der 9lei9s
seitisen 3uiammentunft Der Srau
8otba nit &riser ibre NabrunS se=
Iosen bdtteu. SEPT ersibt li4 aus ben
@ittbeilunsen SroSrid's, baB iie auf
@abrbeit beruben. 9suis Setba bot
tbatbla3li9 pom Serb &itdener bic gr=
laubniB erbalten, 6iifrirte Seles
eramme on &riser absulenben. IS
eebt aus BEN @orten Srobrid's nt9t
,berpor, Oh Sotba Inn bic g~rlaubniB=
nabeelu6t ober OF &it9ener tie tbm
.ansebOten bat.
Der Nussans bes san;en 3wil9ens
fptels uuo bas Serbalten &it6ener'S
BEL Sen Observation-Disclosures I'M
.2lpril unb Wai lalieu p%ermutben, baB
bieier aud biesmal bic LAUNDERING
seiu5t bat. SeSenfaus mar au6
bieier Serlu9 elm S6las ms Waller.
gotba unb bie Surenresieruns be-
uusen bic sepdbrte g%rlaubniB, NIT
.arlser in telearapbil9en Serfebr Su
treten. @as tie an i'm beri4teten, tit
n%nbetannt, 81 ite it6 Der boadnbii9en
, Gbiffrei9rift bebienten; aber Soffz
nunsslOiieteit wirb BARN faum gum
ausbrut ~sefommen iein, wenn man
~menisltens aus Der antmort &riser's
einen &idi9luB MAIDEN bari. Sieie
murbe am 20 Stunt Dem enslil9en
Sbertsmmanbo CUR &enntniB sebra6t
in elmer Mittbeiluns, bic BON S9alf
Burger, ais benz ite%pertretenben Frd=
Iibenten pon Sransuaal, unb Steiin,
alS benz YrdItbenten bes OranjezSreiz
itautes, untersei9net lit.
Srobrid bat pon bieler Wittbeiluns
BEN stbIas betannt seseben, Der bic
Grtldruns &riser's entbdlt. Oiele
aber bebeute: &ries Bis auf's Welier.
tlnb bic @erlammluns Der 9auptzSuz
renfibrer, an ibrer Spite Sotba, Oe
@et, Oelarep, bat lie gu Der ibrisen
sema6t, inbem tie ben Sel9luB faBte,
feinen Srieben, beiien Yreis bic I'M
abbdnsisfeit ODER Sntereiien Der nit
tdmpfenben gapboudnber ieien, ansu=
nebmen, uielmebr BEN &ries auf's eeb=
bafteite fortsuiesen. Oanad lit alio
fein i3weifel, baB bic 9artnddisfeit
Ser 8uren tros ben ridli9tsloleiten
Witteln Der ensliiden &riessfibruns,
6ie iest feiner Steiseruns mebr fdbis
itnb, itd UNI ni@ts uerminbert bat.
Ote unbeusiamteit bieies tle;nen
8olfstammes i9eint in Der Sbat feline
'9rensen gu fenneu. go mirb ben eng
ldnbern, ba tie um ibrer n%ationalen
'gbre milen ni9t na99eben f6nnen,
ni@ts &nbers lbris bleiben, ais ben
-artes weiterSufibren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-07-25

Sast ms 'ui1t dnsitli1 iraSem,
Sb mir pom lnierer Goat
Die Srii9te ielber ernten;
Wenu mir MIR @ineS lernten;
9obI 1T bic CUTE Gbat!
Sa. Y anbsre laB ben lorsen.
Ger Nues fiibrt sum Seil;
Die Sonne mle wdrmen uao lAeinen,
am Seil, am alsemeinen
Sat ieber ieinen Sbeil.
SSas uni'rs Sdter l6ufen,
sic i6uien'S nit MIb' unb Sei6wer;
SSir bre6en bic Sru6t Don ben SpeiSen,
Die uns selaien ;a eisen-
Den Saten Treis unb Gbr!
80 lousn pon unlern Sbaten,
@enn mir I'M @rabe -rnb'n.
Die bantenoen Gnfel ia9en;
.Sie phau,ten III nib pollen Sa9et,
SSaS unisre Grnte nm.
The times., 1901-06-19
An ATTEMPTED Suicide Reported.

William Mattingly, ffty-six years OF age, made
an unsuccessful attempt to commit suicide in
his home. 1862 Street southeast. at early
hour Tuesday morning by slashing his throat
with an old razor. For some time Mattingly
has Been in a melancholy mood because, it is
said he was unable to employment.
Before daybreak Tuesday his wife was aroused
by a noise in their room. Her husband, standing
With a razor in his hand, calmly informed her
that he intended taking his life. Mattingly
drew the rusty blade OF the across his
throat. Before he could repeat the act, his
wife grappled with him and finally succeeded IN
was despatched at for DIR. Lothrop. who
stated that the mans injuries not serious
Later in the day tile police ambulance was sum
Iuoped and Mattiugly taken to Providence Hos
pitaI After having his wound dressed he was
sent home.
The times., 1901-06-19
TO ANNUL A MARRIAGE.
A Decree Likely to BE Issued Free
ing Mary sheridan Fcnne.

It was stated yesterday that Justice
Bradley viii sign today a decree reyosing
OF annuiling the marriage Of John Keane
and Mary Sheridan. otherwise known as
Mary Koane- The question Of the mar
riage Of Keane and Mary Sheridan was
called to the attention of the court in July
last in petition filed by Edward J. Stell-
wagen, who is committee for keane, the
latter having been found by a marshal s
jury to be Of uusound mind. The pro-
ceedings relative TO Keane's mental con-
dition were held in March, 1895 and after
the Jury had heard testimony on the mat
ter an order Of court was passed commit
ting him TO ST Elizabeths : Hospital for
the Insane About the same time Steil-
wagen was appointed a committee 10 take
charge of Eeane's estate, which il is un-
derstood consisted at that time Of a house
and lot known as premises glS First Street
northwest.
After remaining in the asylum for some
time ii is said. Keane so far recovered
his mental control as to be thought by
the authorities a proper person TO be pa
rolled Under this order kea4e was al
lowed TO return to his home, where he re-
The times., 1901-06-19
Mnrringe Liccnses Issned.

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to Michael
j. Keane and Ida C. Buckley; Adolph Hall and
Rose r. Manley both Of Fairfax, Va; Raymond
]. Wood and Mary Frances Bussey; William W
Parsons and Mary Haler both OF Peoria. Ill. /;
John F. Gray and Theatas Craiehead; Thomas F.
Foreman and Maggie Taylor; w. Foster and Mary
Cubit; Thomas II. Wildman and Tolitha II.
Sheppard; William II. Richards and Margaret b.
Barber; Burchard 5. Mckinley and Isabel f.
Webster; George T.. Griffin and Dena G. Grasse.
Robert u. Freeman. Caroline County, Va, and
Emma May Dahney, Richmond, Va; George
IT, Mason Baltimore and Anna NJ Willis, Bcalc-
ton. Va; Charles A. Crown and Clara Rosafy !;
Spencer Roberts and Anna NJ. Virts; George ;.
Whtmore and Ida Olive Paynton Charles +.
Babeock and Sarah I. Bacon.
The times., 1901-06-19

the Commissioners a recommendation that
section !, Article XIV, of the rules relative
TO the examination of candidates to ap-
pointment in the department be amended
His letter to the Board, among other
things, reads:
Il have the honor to recommend that
section of Article XIV of the rules and
regulations of the Fire Department, rel
atiye to appointments and promotions be
so amended that the minimum height re-
quired of applicants for appointment
shall be five feet seven inches. Agility
rather than height is believed to be more
desirable in the Fire Department, and in
a number of instances active, strong men
have been rejected by the examining sur
geons because they lacked a fraction Of
an inch of being five feet eight inches in
height. A recent case was that of Il
young man who has served a term of en-
listment in the army. and performed mag
nifcent services calling for great strength
and endurance as well as bravery, and
yet, although being a magnificent speci-
men of physical strength and activity, was
denied admission to the Fire Department
because he was but five feet seven and a
fraction inches in height.
Believing that the minimum height
may be safely reduced to five feet seven
inches / have the honor to request your
approval of the above recommendation.
In such an event, / respectfully recon-
mend that the minimum weight be hXed
at las pounds"
The times., 1901-06-19
No Power in the Auto.

Considerable amusement was afforded a
crowd of Ioungers at Pennsylvania Ave
nue. and Fourteenth Street last night about
$50 o'clock. by a stranded automobile
The power died out and the machine came
to a standstill in front of the Postal Tele-
graph Building. II was occupied by a
gentleman and lady, apparently foreign
ers. Offers were made 10 push them to
the powerhouse OF the electric company,
but they preferred 70 wait until an cleo
tric cab hauled them of in triumph by
means Of a long rope. They declined TO
give their names.
The times., 1901-06-19

mained for some time before his marriage
TO Miss Sheridan, which took place in
July last
The marriage license was obtained in
the name of John r Cane" whose age
was stated to be iifty-three years and
Mary Sheridan" whose age was given
as thirty-one years This license was Sc
cured on July . 1900
In his petition filed on July y asking for
an annulment of the marriage Of the par
ties. Stellwagen states that Keane is near
" eighty years OF age and is almost en-
tirely blind and deaf and barely able to
walk without assistance. He also stated
that Mary Sheridan was warned before
the marriage that Keane had been ad-
Judged insane.
The times., 1901-06-19
4 Postomce clerk Arrested.

Walter c. Lowry, thirty-fivc years old, a CLERK
employed in the Dead Letter Division of the
Postoffice Department was arrested yesterday by
Sergeant Hodges of the First precinct. COM
plant Of John NJ. Mastin chief clerk Of the
division Mr. Mastm stated that Lowry had
used abusive language TO him when ordered 70
attend 10 his duties. Lowry charged with
disorderly con.luct and was released on SO col
lateral for appearance in court today.
The times., 1901-06-19
A BicycIe Reginner Hurt.

While learning to ride a bicycle on New Hamp-
shire Avenue northwest yesterday afternoon,
Henry Banks, a seyenteen-yea colored boy.
collided with a team driven by Carlis Newton
The youth was thrown from his mount and pain
fully injured about his face and head After re-
ceiying treatment at a nearby drug store, Banks
was removed TO his home, 1921 New Hampshire
Avenue northwest, in the Eighth precinct patrol
The times., 1901-06-19
Sues to RECOVER Insuranee Money.

Martha l. Hunt yesterday fled suit against the
Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance Company
TO recover S5.0l250 claimed as damages for the
loss of certain property by fire. The property
was on premises 1886 Sixteenth Street and was
DESTROYED on February Is and II last. Ii is
claimed that the property was covered by q policy
issued by the defendant on February , 1901
John C. Cuttings and John R. Shields are named
as counsel for the plaintiff.
The times., 1901-06-19
Released on Personal nonds.

Matthew R. Dulane was in the United States
branch Of the Police Court yesterday, charged
with making threats The second wife OF the
accused was the complainant, and his daughter
was a witness against him. Mrs. Dulane said
because OF language used by her husband she
stood in constant fear of him. Dulane was re-
leased on personal bonds the statement that
he desired To leave the city.
The times., 1901-06-19
sa.,,iur n Missing Boy.

The police Of the Fifth precinct station were
notified last night to keep a lookout for
Himon Kabansky. ffteen-year-old white boy
who has been missing from his home, sO7 Fourth
Street southeast. since June 10. The boy, it il
said left his home with the intention Of going
to work but no one has seen INN since \
nnlice stations.
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IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.
Held for the Grand Jury.

Ada Cross, alias Ada Gray, charged with the
larceny Of a pocketbook containing $50 and a
ring valued at $50 from Isaac n c. Cole. was
held in $3.50 bond for the action Of the grand
jury by Judge Scott yesterday.
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Objection to Filing of a Will.

Anthony Koch yesterday fled caveat against
the admitting to probate of a certain document
as the will of Appolonia Stuntz. He states
that the deceased was his sister and that at the
time the alleged Will was executed the testatriN
was not OF sound mind and capable of making
a contract. and il done at all under undue
influence OF some person or persons unknown.
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A suit for Personal Injuries.

Henry C. Schwartz yesterday filed suit against
the Capital Traction Company to recover $1,000
claimed as damages for personal injuries. II is
explained that Schwartz injured while at
tempting TO the tracks OF the defendant
company at seventh Street and Pennsylvania
Avenue southeast ON March 2s last. He is repre-
scnted by CafuSi & Sons as counsel.
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Paid n Fine for Cruelty.

Charles Hungeriord. a tall slim, very black
man, dressed much like preacher, but whose
occupation is that Of coal cart driver. paid
a fine Of so to Judge Kimball in the Police
Court yesterday for cruelty TO animals. Hunger
ford pleaded guilty to cutting the blood out OF a
nnlr with a Nhin.
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ToIsen Ill Oh the street.

Leu,ne Hughes, fity-three years Of age, was
t,kcn suddenly i'll on the street yesterday after
noon. The patrol wagon Of the Eighth precinct
was hurriedly summoned. hughes was taken
10 Freedman's Hospital.
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a Ten Months, Sentence.

James Connor pleaded guilty to conduct OF an
indecent nature in Jackson Park Monday night.
when arraigned in the United States branch Of
the Police Court yesterday. and Judge Scott
him to ten months in JAIL
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Thirtx DAVIS for Beins Disorderlx

Thomas Gallagher, soldier was sent to the
workhouse for thirty days yesterday, in default
of payment OF a SO fine on a charge OF being
disorderly in a house on Street Monday night
WHOM be hit another man with a cane.
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on the recommendation of the Chief En-
gineer of the Fire Department, Foreman
Charles s. Boss, of Engine Company No
l, has been detailed by the Commissioners
as Acting Chief Assistant Engineer of the
department, the detail to take effect July
/, he TO be assigned TO such district as
may be designated b. the Chief Engineer
According to Chief buttons recommen-
dation, this action is taken in view of
the recent enlargement of the department
by putting two new companies into SER
vice He states that the department now
numbers twenty-three companies and that
the twenty-fourh will soon be added by
placing the Brookland company in service.
Recent action by the Commissioners as
signs Chief Assistant Belt to the com
mand Of the department at fires, and the
appointment of the new acting assistant
is found to be necessary. This detail viii
also give each assistant direct charge
over five or six companies, quite enough,
Chief Dutton says, for one man TO at
tend 10.
Foreman Boss, with the exception of
Foreman Sorrel, is the Oldest foreman in
the department He went into service in
the department September 2S, 1871 and
was made foreman September II, 1856.
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ph.umattsm Cured IN a Day.

.ruvstie Cure" for rheumatism and neuralgia
Ideally cures in to days Its action upon the
f,stem is remarkable and mysterious. 1t
Io,oiy d;sannears The first dose greatly benefits
~ cent? and 81 Sold by Stevens Pharmacy.
i.snneylvania Avenue and Einth Street
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Lafayettc-"Thc Jilt" afternoon and evening.
Chase's New Grand-Polite vaudeville, afternoon
and evening.
troit at 4:3O p m.