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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-03

bur6 bic Ser. Staten unternebmsn.
Ser Plan fir btefelbe beftanb f9on
feit mebreren Mpnaten, bod batten ii6
Bel 4bfdliebung bes betreffenben Som
trattes binfi9tli9 bes an Mascasni gu
Seblenben 9onorars S9tpierigfeiten
erboben, beren 8efeitisuns man nun
ertpartet.
Pietro Mascasni tpurbe 1868 in Der
italienii9en Safenitabt 2iprrnO sez
boren. Setn Batter, elm 8Gdermsiiter,
piinf9te i'm gu einem @bpotaten
beran5ubilben unb fanbte i'm auf bas
GDmnafium. pietro, Der eroBe 8or>
liebe fir Mufit beiab, lieb ii9 iebo9
beimli9 in Elm neusesriinbetes Mufits
inftitut auf nebmen. gr mu9te rafde
5orti9ritte unb fomponirte i9on 1881
eine feline Sper ~Snftlante." Seinen
Weltrubm besriinbete Mascasni iebo9
bur9 feline 1890 erf9ienene rGapalz
leria &ufticana," bic in Seutf9lanb,
Dien, paris, 2onbon.unb Imerita, mo
fte Suert in Pbilabelpbia aufsefibrt
tpurhe, beseiiterte @ufnabme fanb.
8esentpGrtis tit Maseasni Director
bes &pnferpatpriums in YeIarp.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-03
GS TIT ein ,,0arIano."
Oas lit aues, mas Sbr iber einen
S%fen>ober Ganse gu wilien brau6t.

= Nebmt bic 0ortbern 9aciic nod
Der Pan Imeritaniiden Iusiteuuns
gu Buffalo, sc. g., pom 1. Mai Bis
1. Nouember. Sidets tdsli6 perfauft
Bis gum 81. Oftober 1901. Ttdets
NIT Is Sage @iltisfeit $26.75 fur
9tn= unb Serreiie por ct. g(oub.
Eidets nit 90 Sage @iltisfeit. fur
Sin= unb Serreiie $34.35. 8. 8.
Stobber, Qaent. 27=bo
N S9miebemerfltdtte in ct.
Mi4aels, 8risbt County, Minn.,
gu uermietben. I'm ndbere Musfunft
rpenbe man itd an Mrs. Inton &it.
teratb. 30=ba
W Wartet ni@t 10 lanse, Bis
Cure Gusen 10 idle9t semorben finb,
baB nidts mebr bafir 9etban rperben
fann. @enn b%ieielben gud idmer=
gen, sebt iofort gu @ebriber glarf,
ben grpertsO ptifern. Seine Torbe-
rung, rpenr Sbr feine BriGen uoDt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-03

Srancis @. &amiap. eertries nit, in
benz er fi9 ausseidnete, 10 bab er raid
apancirte. 8ei 8esinn bes &rieses
1861 2eutnant, tpurbe er tpGbrenb bes=
felben 2eutnant Commander unb bier
auf Commander. Gr betbeiligte ii9 an
ben bon Der 2anbarmee unb Der 5lottt
gemeinfam unternommenen Speratios
men am Mifftffippi, fotpie an Der 8elas
serung bon 8idsburg, Matf, rbte," nit
General Grant in fetnen Memoiren
f9reibt, robne ben 8eiftanb Der Slotts
ni9t erfolsrei9 bate burdsefubrt pers
ben fDnnel1 unb tpenr1 bic 2anbarmee
boppelt 10 fart getpelen pdre, als Il:
tbatfd9lt9 mar. So, bic 8elaseruna
tpdre obne biefe llnteritiibuns iibers
baupt ri9t mDsli9 setpefen."
Sci gaines Bluff am 80. @pril 1868
beitri4 Hamfap als &ommanbant Der
rGboctap" nit grfols bic feinbli9en
8atterten unb e~ineegrabenen S9iiBens
LINEN, na9bem fein Sdiff felbft bon
46 aanonentuseln setroffen fporben
mar. Mu9 seb0rte &amfap Der ben
gasoo<Slub, Mif., aufpdrts gefIbrs
ten Expedition an, bic ben &%onf0berirs
ten 10 pislen S9aben sufiiste. Gr leitete
ferner bic Sperationen I'm Sua9itaz
SluFe, nobel feds Sdiffe unter ieis
mem 8efeble ftanben. Sie 4ttade auf
bas Sort Siiber. q. g.. tug Ramfap
i'm offiaieIen 8eri9te ben Hamen zines
utapferen, umfidtisen, nit porsiisli4er
BeurtbeiIunsstraft besabten Sffisiers"
elm.
0a9 benz 8iirserfrisse mar @amiap
5lottenfapitdn, Stabs9ef Der fibats
Iantif9en Station, &pmmanbeur Der
Sorpebpitatipn in Netpport, 81. s, Sus
perintenbent Der MarinezM tabemie gu
Qnnapolis, Mb., unb auleBt Gbef hes
Napigattons Bureaus, tpelde Stellung
bermalen Hear> 4bmiral @rent Sdupz
Ter Gropninfbtelb tnnebat.
Ssn 1894 erfolste bic 8efOrberuns
Ham1aps gum Rear>I bmiraI. an
@telIe 8enbams, Der bamals in ben
Rubetanb trot unb iebt ebenfalls ben,
S9iepzg brcnseri9t als Mitslieb ans
gebDrt. Sn 1897 purbe Ramfap.
eleidaeitig nit ben RearsMbmirdlen
Walter unb 8ropn, p%eniionirt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-03

Sic bGufigften @enit :
ter eibt es in etnem Sbeile 8rafiliens,
tpo lie 10 reselmdbts auftreten, bab
'man Bel g%tnlabunsen fir Na9mit@
tassgefenf9aften ben 9Gteft su bebeus
ten pflest, Oh fte fi9 por ober na9 benz
tGgli6en 9enitter einitellen folem
In etnem Der 4tefeu
S1irme 8oIoanas, Der fosez
rannten 9arifenba, bat man rsuers
bings GiiIe bemertt. bic 3neifel on be1
Stanbfeitigteit bes 8aues ertpeden,
Ntan i9reibt bic HiRe benz umf!anbe
au, bab Dor einisen Sabren bic alten
flsinen !SGuier, bic ben Sburm umsas
ben, absebro9en porben finb.
Die nG9fte aItruffif9
g enerbesM usft% ellung, BIT
5uslei9 cine Misunderstanding fein fou
tpirb i'm Sabre 1913 in ct. Petersz
burg beranffaltet tperben. Sn ienem
Sabre tperben es 200 Sabre, bab petel
Der @roBe petersburg our Reiibena fets
mes Reides erbob. Ote lebte alIruff.
f9e WusteIuns fanb i'm Sommer 1896
in .Nifhni Nptpaorob ftatt.
@iinIftse Gelrgruhrit.
Dame: sd bab' mid beute aui
cine frii4 seftrtaene 8ant sefebt unt
mein Wann bat mir elm neues 4leit
faufen miiKen!"-S reunb I n
-Wo lit bic Bant2A
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-03

g d n
fir Mdnner. Sn Berlin purbe
por &ursem cine S90nbeitsfonfurrena
fir MGnner bur9eefibrt. Die Som
turrena battle einen bur9aus ernften
gbaratter, mas in Der Steluns Der
Preisridter gum 4usbrude fam. Ser
Surb eebOrten an: YrofeHor Or.
Sritf4, Der 0ireftor bes pbpiiplogiz
f6en Snftituts Der 8erliner uniperfiz
tdt, Der 8ilbbauer ProfeFor 8reuer
aus 5aIe, PrOfefor Sanentf9 bon Der
aunftatabemie unb Der Maler Stbus.
gs fam Bel Der &onturrena ni9t auf
bic S90nbeit bes Qntlibes, fpnbern
auf cine elei9mdbise unb trdftise @usz
btlbung aler Musteln unb 8Gnber an,
nobel na9 anutomifden unb ditbettz
f9en 9efesen gu urtbeilen mar. BON
40 Mdnnern, bic fi9 CUR &onturrens
semelbet batten, tpurben ni9t peniger
als 33 ni9t augelahen. PreissetrOnt
tpurben: Ser 8u9bGnbler Sdser, Der
poItbote prtsta, fotpie Der Stuffateur
8reuer. Ollie Iussesei6neten sebDren
benz Surnerfport> &lub 1900" on.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-03
Gin sang.

@ir baben cine 16O @der Sarm NIT euten
@ebduli6fetteu unb fetner gSiele, on eiuen
siten Sabrme9e seleseu, bic fiir S., 800 9e=
fault weroen fann. Die Sarm muB raid
p~erfauft nelben. Sest 1T bic 3eit, ii6 eiu
sroBes Bargain 3u ii6ern. Spredt iofort
Dor! Cooper Sano 60,
44=ba ct. @louo, Winn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-03

boren unb be-
fetne
2aufbabn in Der
Ser. Staaten>
M artne | m
Sabre 1850 als
Wibfbipman,
cine &anstlaFe.
bic beute in Der
5lotte ber
nidt mebr eris
ffirt. &amfap
ma6te ben 8Irs
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-03
Bu6tr Gfunu1t.

2tGser (ben Sa@perbalt eraGhs
lenb. gum Ri4ter): rMls mir Der Mns
setlaste cine Obrfeise CAB, fties in mir
bic Mbnuns auf, bab CT etDas
seaen mid. baben maffe!A
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-03
Sic Talflauo.SnfeIn.

Sn ben tiefften fiibliden 8retten
bes Mtlantifdsn Oaeans befinbet ii4.
faft bas sanse Sabr binbur4 In Sdnee
unb Gis ftarrenb, eine Snielsruppe. bic
zine Gtntton fir foif ale Slbfeez@r'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-03
Grftrtrr HrrrrIbf.

8anfier Hoentbal (su
ben Rdubern, bic fir feline SreilaHun
cine Eobe Summe perlaneen): Stint
taufenb Wart tpolIen Sieg Iuf tpis
Idnne2"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-03
Rfar admiral laamfap.
Mn eteue Souifons sun, Seiiser oeS shIess
GbrenseridtS ernannt.

Vbren8eridtS ertatint.
Ha9bem bas in Der Sampfonz
S9lepz8 ontroberie einseieste @brensez
ri6t benz 4ntrase Der S4lep'i4en On
pdlte, ben %psniipnirten Rearz4Omiral
9otpifpn als 8eiiiber bes 9eri9ts abz
sulebnen, ftattseseben bate. 1T on
Stele 9onifons Der %peniionirte Rears
4bmiral Srancis M. Ramiap ernannt
pprben.
Srancis M. Hamiap tpurbe am 5.
Mpril 1881 au Waihinatpn, 9. g., aez
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-03
runoeisentbumsGbertrasunsen
Sir ben rNorbltern" beri9tet pom &esiifra,
Serrn Sobn W. Gmmel.

9 $ OunNemolb unb Satin an sena
u S6erfenberS, fur 1t l bid so
9ltrfts Surpep. 24OO
Soiepb q gSriabt an cSulius 9ifmann,
fir e net let feet 80 t 122 fl 3D.. 800
Senrp Srintmann ct al on Sreb Mun=
tlfertne, fir int int feet % t 124 fl
% uno anoeres. 2l50
Die ct g so & sc Gp so an anna
:, Subertp, fir It A bid 9 Mbanp.... so
Yeter &owe an Sobn S9Gfer, fir It
& 2 bid 81 Golo Sprin9 ........ 800
Sos Sanarer ir an Sos Meeier, fir It
10 & IL bid IA Wbanp 49,. 800. 100
Die ct g 80 & R SIP 60 an u q
gunberlon, fir int let iect 30 t 123
II 81. 0UU
Srant @obier ans Senc, fir It l So
bid 2 Saut Centre. ............ 100
@ntbonp Geutber unb Satin on Sos
GOier, fir nj let iect 5 1913 II "a. 1000
Die ct g 90 & 90 &p 60 an Srant 6
Smitb, fur nwt int lect Il t l22
II OOO
Sos % Bruce an 8 u SwenIen, fir
1t ID bid 2 2tens abb grooten. 49,. $50
q S &nebel on g s grablep, fir It IS
bid 3 gaines abb Papnespile. -. 1900
% 9 0eber an Ni6 @bles, fir e. net
iect 81 t 123 fl 80 uno anberes... -. 400
9 &ifimeper an Qus S9iimann, fir
nwt nw4 feet l t 1913 II % II. a.. 600
Soiepb S6pesel an Sacob @ermann,
fir MT let iect Z t l24 II 20 Il. a.. 5000
IS s Suffer an Sranf 8obIer. fir let
np4 iect Is t 1875 IL 33 unb anoeres 1725
90 s &olb an u u 8eteriou, fit let
1ect 6 t 1913 ii 35. ....... ........ 5000
Senrp @arner an $ 6 Smitb, fir let
nm4 & 9ots 2 & 3 feet 33 t 123 Il 81 1900
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-03
Alnta grnnke'H
Spe;ereibanblunS
+ i'm +
0ermania : SIod, st. Glouo

bietet bas alerbeite in @rocerien, Suderpaa;
rer, fril6en u1b einsema6ten Srii6ten, "a:
baten unb Gisarreu gu ben nieorisiten Erei=
len.
gtur eiu SerIu3, unb Der Sunbe lit gepon:
men. 0er gut unb prompt beoient lem Mill,
i9lieBe iid meiner taatasli6 ii6 mebrenber
&unbl6ait an. 29za;m
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-03

cline &smlssttoarnee pes berabmten 0ssspss
uiiten hter1uIamoe In MuSN@t.

Ser beriibmte &omponiit Der Sper
.GapaIerta Huiticana" (Si5ilianii4e
8auernebre), Pietro Mascasni, biirfts
bemnd9ft NIT einem italisniiden Or
DIETER cine a4ttpDaise aonserttournee
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-03
Serlpreu Elm $40 G;plSfid

smii9en Sauf Rapibs unb ct. Gloub. Scr
6inoer mag es bebalten. @enn %OfOnomiib
9ebrau3t, fam bafiir seuus Sapete 9etauit
werben, Inn sebn Simmer Sl tape5ieren.
Sael& 9 maub +,
43s2mt 1875. aue. iiiblid, ct. Gloub.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1901-05-11
YOUNGERS MAY BE PAROLED.
Prison FavOrabIe-It is Now
Up to the Pardon Board.

st. Paul, Mimi, May 6.-At the reg
ular meeting of the board of man
ayers of state prison, at Saltwater,
unanimous action was taken in favor
of paroling the Younger boys, now
serving life sentences. Before the
parole can be effective, all three Of
the members of the state pardon
board must approve it, and the action
will be submitted to that body as
soon as possible. This is in accord.
ance with the new parole law which
allows the parole of life prisoners
after about twenty-four years i'm.
prisonmcnt, being thirty-five years,
less time gained by good behavior.
Paroles usually arc granted by the
prison managers alone, but in the
case of life prisoners unanimous APP
proyal of the board of pardons is al.
so necessary, and such paroled life
prisoners can not leave the state.
The pardon board does not meet
regularly until July, but special
meeting may be called if the mem
bers OF the board consider it neces-
sary.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1901-05-11
DENIAL IN POSITIVE TERMS.
The President Has Not Said that He
Would Not Receive Dom
Paul Kruger.

New York. May. s.-The denial in
positive terms in official circles that
the president stated to anybody
claiming to represent Dom Paul Kru-
ger that he would not receive him at
the White House, was made in way,
says a special to the Tribune from
Washington, which seems to indicate
that the president has been COM
municated with on this subject since
he left Washington, and desired it to
become known that he is being mis-.
represented in this matter. In point
Of fact, various persons authorized to
speak for the president declare that
on more than one occasion when the
subject has been referred to in his
presence, the president has said that
he would be glad to receive Mr.. Kru-
ger on the same terms and with the
same hospitality as he receives other
distinguished foreigners. This could
be done without compromising the
government in any way.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1901-05-11
FIRE RAGING AT AUGUSTA, GA.
OF Cotton burned nnd Much
More In Danger.

Augusta, Ga, May "a fire which
broke out here at 1890 p, m has done
considerable damage and is spread
ing, The great cotton warehouse of
the Union Compress Co. has been de-
stroycd and the warehouse of Phini'
2ey a. Co., and $. NJ, Whitney are
burning furiously. II is believed that
10 200 bales Of cotton have been
burned. There are $4,000 bales with
in one hundred yards OF the fire.
The fire department aud many eth
zcns are fighting. the flames, but Mt
2;10 they are beyond control.
The magnificent terminals Of the
Charleston q Western Carolina, with
it's new freight depot are In close
proximity to the fire,
$3.50 p. m,--'rhe fire Is under con-
trcl, but stll burning Hereby IL II
estimated the Union Compress Co.
lose 100000 on building and 100000
on cotton.
phmiacy q Co, lose $4,000 on build
ing and 100000 ON cotton
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1901-05-11
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SIMPLY BY SUFFERANCE.
'"e Hinhts Of sheep Owners 60
6rn,c Their Fiocks on the
Public Domain Defined.

Fresno Cal, May o., Judge Well
oorl', sitting IN the northern division
VI ,he United States district court
,or the southern district Of California,
" o'errnling n demurrer made by
,"''p owners to complaints against
s"e" Tor trcspnsslng on forest re-
o '. g'lvc on important opinion re-
sSarulng the jurisdiction Of the United
o'a'es executive authority over for.
WV reserves, lie held that II could
o.' DC questioned that the United
" 1900 hOd entire authority over iis
r"o''' lnnds, aud Tint the right en-.
ss,s'u ny Rrnzcrs Of running their
s MN on the public domain IL de-"
wv rom the sulImncc Of the exc
''e''e power Of the national gov"
u' "'"'n'' Onl not from any auihorllo.
Won of congress.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1901-05-11
Live stock Markets,

81 touiu- Cattle. Fancy exports. ttto1
5SMi butcbtra' 81 25a5,be stockers,. $1,000
400 cows aud hcifcrs, &,5OrA, o., Hogs.
Packing, G@atSOi bulchcrs', S,65dn Wv;
light H,21ubg5, .sheepas Mutton sheep,
8 bQqN@; lgnbs, N%ul,S; sprng lambs,
81 oHleQo,
Chicago 70 prime atoers,
tl0Oa5Oo poor 10 medium, M,00dliS
Sti CO., hellcrt, q ioa. 'b eannesrs, 10000
sOy glNVes %oVu M dIeSa5 ieu sneorT
btogSSo rood {, choice he9yy .9G9qe VI
ahccp-dood to choice Nothers, Nl6mi60i
fair 10 oholee mixed, 81 soAllai Western
sheep, AS14,Ni yeprlnRa, Si lbui,OO, ma
Tive lambs, toot5ltl western lambs, " ~
d5l0,
Kansas Cliy=Cnttlea Native beef steers.
sLgMi61Ol Texas steers, A. OOlbWi Texas
COWS, sivftist native cows aud hefers,
% ,QOdi5. ibi sicckets ana feeders, s65n5,2i,
calves, slOOdLp Hogs Heavy. S.9lfp
SEQ, pnekcra 81, 65n5,15, mixed, S0Olt5 %,
light Sj,9jd5,CO; workers. S2ouj,G0, Sheep
-'MuttonA, g., j00i,l lambs, NbOgii 90 /,
eprlng lambs, S,pOuJ'b0,
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1901-05-11
UTTERLY DEMORALIZED.
Developments of n Northern Pacific
Corner Mixed Things up
in Wall street.

New York, May 9.-Ihe stock mar.
opening by the developments N North
ern Pacific. What were rumors Tues
day became assertions as of fact, that
the Hartman interests, in retaliation
for the recent attempt TO secure con-
troll of Union Pacific, had turned upon
the Morgan-IIill interests and wrested
from them the control of Northern
Pacific. The competitive buying which
resulted caused a virtual corner in the
stock, to the discontinue and panic
of a very large short interest. In
the collateral consequences of the
open war thus disclosed between the,
most powerful financial interests in
the country caused acute alarm
among the large operators long OF the
market. The Hartman syndicate,
supposedly backed by the Goulds and
Standard Oil interests in bitter war;
fare with the Vanderbilt organ-Hill
combine, offered alarming suggestions
to the heated imagination of spccula-
tors. While shorts were bidding any
prices for Northern Pacific. therefor
spectators were unloading other
stocks all through the list. BY some
means unknown, Northern Pacific had
been forced 1921 points under Tues
day nights close here in the London
market this morning. The opening
sale was 1000 shares at 1856, rise of
ia over Tuesday nights close here,
and of 22H over the mornings Lon
don price. On subsequent purchases
Of blocks not exceeding 1000 shares,
the prices jumped five points at u
time to $50, and then fell back to 1855.
The price huctuated violently af-
terward between 1856 and AS. The
preferred stock broke nine points.
Canadian Pacific broke Az, and then
rallied GA. Opening losses in other
stocks ran from 1 to SH, Union Pa
cific rose fraction, broke 3 and then
came back 3, measuring the hopes Of
advantage to the stock from the
Northern Pacific coup. Some of the
most urgent buying of Northern Pa
ciiic came from arbtrage houses, and
houses with foreign connections were
largely represented in the short in
terest. Disorder in the stock ex-
change was extreme during the first
hour, but the strong rallies in the
general market and relapse in North
crn Pacific treasured holders, and the
market became quieter.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1901-05-11
WILL NOT DRAW COLOR LINE.
ut,bnrd Robinson, the coiored As
sistnnt supervisor OF Music III
Maintain ana bronx, Wiiis'"y'

New York, May o.--John Jasper, 81.
ncrintcndcnt Of the school board OF
Manhattan and the l'ronN, SAID thnt
R,chord Robinson, colorcd, against
whom, II is said, Is school principals
hive raised objections, was regularly
nrnolntcd assistant supervisor Of mn
sic for the " schools because OF MS
qualifications for the position, nld
lint under 40 circumstances WIN 'he
color line hc drawn in the depart
mont. superintendent jasper SoSs
that he proposes to uphold Robinson
In every way as long as he deserves
Il
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1901-05-11
AN EXPLOSION OF POWDER.
Five Men Probably Fatally Injured
by n Powder Explosion In
Lehigh Valley Coal Co. Mine.

Wilkesbarre, Pa, May s.-Five men
were probably fatally injured by an
explosion of powder which occurred
at the Henry colliery of the Lehigh
Valley Coal Co. The powder was on
a "trip" of cars. AS the cars entered
the slope they broke away and dashed
down the mine. When the cars
reached the bottom of the slope the
concussion caused the powder to ex-
plode. The force of the explosion
was terrific and the men who were
riding on the "trip" were badly in
jured from the shock as well as by
the explosion. The injured men are
Patrick Sharp, John and James
Burke, David Morgan and Thomas
Duffy.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1901-05-11
CALLING THE PORTE TO TINE.
Turkish nubbernecking into r0r-
cipn Diplomatic Mnii win
MT he Tolerated.

Constantlnople, May 0,-Thc am.
bassadors OF the foreign powers have
dispatched Identical notes to the
porte charocterlgng the seizure, by
order of the Ottoman postal nuthori-
ties, of foreign mail bags MS n breach
or international law and holding the
porte responsible for the consc-
qucnccs, One OF the mail Bugs opened
contained dispatches of the German
Ambassador.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1901-05-11
HONORABLY DISCHARGED.
A Number of General Omcers of the
Volunteer Army HOnorably
Discharged.

Washington, May s.-An order hai
been issued by the war department
honorably discharging number OF
volunteer officers. Among them ore
Major-Genernls Shafter and Wood
and acknowledgements Barry and
Barber, TO take effect on June 80;
acknowledgements Whltsidc, Bell,
Bird, Hare, Long, Balance and Bliss
TO take effect June 20.
Volunteer Brigadler-General James
+. Smith also Is discharged, TO take
effect June 20. but he will continue
~ collector Of the port of Manila.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1901-05-11
Do They TEACH H[RESY?
Directors of the Chicago Theological
Seminary to Pass Upon Rev.
DR.. Gilbert's Books.
THE BOARD IS IN SESSION AT CHICAGO.
Advance sheets of DIR. Gilberts
"Teachings of the Apostles" Sc
queI to"The Revelation of Jesus"
in the Hands of the Board-Sev-
eraI states are Represented.

Chicago, May S,-Directors of the
Chicago theological seminary who are
to decide whether the books of Rev.
DR.. George IL. Gilbert are heretical,
began three days session here. The
meeting was private, but it was an
nounced that the Gilbert case would
not be taken up Immediately.
Over year ago it was charged that
Dr.. Gilbert's book, "rhe Revelation
of Jesus" contained paragraphs
which were heretical. DIR. Gilbert.
then a professor in the Chicago
theological seminary, declared that
he should not be judged on the teach
ings of that volume, as there re-
manned another volume to complete
the system of teaching which he had
advanced. He was given a years
leave of absence to work on the sec
ond volume. Advance sheets of this
book, which is entitled Teachings of
the Apostles" are now in the hands
of the directors. They have been
read, but whether or not they were
heretical those who have knowledge
will not say. The directors of tho
seminary reside in various cities of
Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, Michigan,
Minnesota Wisconsin, Missouri, Kan
sas, Minnesota, Nebraska, Colorado,
Indiana and the two Dakotas.
f. W. Blatchford, president of the
board is in Europe. Some of the
members will not arrive until
Wednesday, which was one Of the
reasons for postponing the Gilbert
case while matters of routine received
attention. DR.. Gilbert is at Dorset.
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VALET JONES SERIOUSLY ILL.
The Principal witness Against Lave
yer Patrick suffering From
stOmachie Catarrh,

New York, May SIT was said at
the house of detention that the con-
dition Of Charles +. Jones, the prin-
cipal witness in the case against AL
bert +. Patrick, charged with the MUIR
Ser of William Marsh Rice, Is no worse
than 1t was Monday night.
Jones probably will be removed to
sanltarium, where he will be treated
by means of injections of food. The
disease from which he Is suffering IL
catarrh OF the stomach, and he Is UNI
able to take any nourishment except
milk and settler. lie has not taken
solid food for five days.