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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24


tpp er 1879 2eb1er am gale College
tpurbe unb in 1886 ben YrofeHorenz
ftubl fir Staatsre6t unb Nationolz
Economic erbielt. Sn 1899 fpurbe sr
qSrGiibent Der lniperfttGt.
9ableb lift Elm f9arfer 9enter unb
Oebattirer, fotpie Elm gutter 3ebner. Gr
lit Nutpr ben elmer Getbe bon Werfen
unb Irtifeln iiber fo5iale unb boltss
pirtbf9aftli9e grobleme. Seine be-
fonbere 4ufmertfamfeit penbet er benz
Giienbabnpefen unb Der Nrbeiterfrage
gu. ST mar apei Sabre lang Mrbetts<
&ommifGr fir ben uNutmes"=S taat
unb gilt in natioralDfpnpmif9en Sras
gen ols cine Mutoritdt. Gines feiner
Werfe, ,Sas Gtienbabn=S transport
tpefen, feline 9ei9i6te unb GeieBe,"
tpurbe spei Mal ms Ruffif9e iiber<
fest. 0aneben ermanselt 9ablep iener
abminiftratipen unb orsanifatoriiden
5dbiefeiten ni9t, bic CUR 2eitung foleb'
zines Snititutss, pie Die galezltniper=
fitGt, e~rforbsrli9 finb. Profefor Sab
lep fpri6t mebrere Sprafen; er lit
Elm Sreunb Der Wuiif, ipielt Golf,
I2apn Sennis, S9d6 uno-Sfat.
Die beporitebenbs Seier Der gale
l1niperiitdt. Der. auBer Selegaten BON
fdmmtli9en inlGnDii9en llniperiitdten,
audi iolfe bon ellrppGii9en Sodidulen
uno iogor cine japarii9e 4borbnuns
beipobnen perben, pirb nit eirem
@pttesbienite in 8ettell 6 bos
Der 1876 erri6teten Stride
Der llniperfitdt, e%rDffnet. Sas friibere
@pttesbars bes college, Die valte &az
hene" mrrhc 1896 nhnetrnnen DO lie
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24

edopl in Sis Maieitb's golonp Of
Connecticut" berporsegangen. Sir
biefe S9ule tpurbe am 8. Sttober 1701
BON ter General 4Kemblp bon gonz
necticut Der 5reibrief eepGbrt. Sie
Mnitalt lit Iomit bas brittdlteite Golz
leqe in ben Ser. Staten. Sas erfte
tpar bas Sarparb College, Mah., bas
1888 eesriinbet purbe, unb bas apette
bas 8iniam anb Marp College Of
@irginia, pel6ss 1893 entitanb. Sie
ertpdbnte 8plegial>S 9ule bon gonnec<
ticut bate BEL ibrer 9riinbung aber
bereits cine interefante 8orgefdidte.
Ser Yla, our grridtuns iol4' elmer
S9ule mar i6on BON ben eriten Inz
Iieblern, elmer 1888 BON 2pnbpn na4
Qmerifa gefpmmenen 9eielf6aft, ges
faBt tpprben, bic Bis 1862 cine ielbftz
ftdnbige &plonie bilbete, ft6 bann aber
Der &plonie Connecticut ani6lob. Man
fanb iebpd, bab Die Soften Der S9ule
fir bic Stem 5apener N~nfiehlung gu
gtpBe ieten. Man pplle inbeb, 10 err
tldrte man, einert rseredten" @ntbe;l
sur @rri9tung unb Grbaltung bes Sns
ititutes beitragen, faus Die 8olonie
Connecticut 8etbilfe leifte. Siergesen
rempnftrirten bic @inuobner BON Mai<
fa6uietts; tie argumentirten, baB Die
8epDlferuns Der fdmmtli6en Rolpnien
faum in Der Gage Jet, Elm speites gols
lege gu erbalten. Merbe man bic S6ule
in Nep Saben benno9 in's 2eben
rufen, 70 tperbe biefe 9riinbung in benz
~1tntersanse Der beioen Inftalten, Dem
bes i9on beitebenben 9arDarb College
unb beg eeplanten in Netp 9apen reiulz
tiren. Man CAB buber bas Prpiett in
Hep !5apen auf unb madte na6 pie
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24
soc. rnb S1.OO, bel allen Trpsuilten.
Septt l. 8oipne, Gbemifer, 9iefp Ycrt.

ben SiteI runiDerirtp" gu fitbrcn, cr=
belt nas gale college aber erft burdl
einen 9eihlub Der General @Temb.n
bon Connecticut pom Sahre 1887.
Die 3abl Der 6tuosnten md Stu=
5entinnen gales lit i'm 2auIt Der Sabre
auf me6rere Saufeno orsslDo@isn, Il:
Der TrofeHpren unD 2el9cr auf ettiGs
Sunoert. @benio fnO eiae &sibs prdG)=
tiger, our9 prtpots 2iterolitdt gcIGofz
fene @ehGlbe s%ntItanher. pon bcnan nc5
pprnebmite Ssbprn Sail fein
biirfte.
Osborn SaQ lit cine Gabe Trau
Miriam u. Ss6prns ben Stem Yort,
Die 5as 8ebGube gum Nnoenfen ibres
peritprbenen Gemabls, Der ii9 fiir Grz
aiebungspefen iebr intereiiirte, Der
glaiezllniperIitdt i6entte. Sas aus
Grant unb braunen 3ieselIteinen auf>
eefiihrte, in 1889 fertiasefteGte Sc
bGuoe fat $125,OO0 sefoitet. Sn linn
tperoen &esitatipnen unb @orleiunsen
abaebdlten.
Der bermalise Yrdfibent Der gale
uniperiitdt 1T profehor u + II +
s. SabGep. Serielbe lit. pie
@libu Gale, Elm Netp 9apener Sinh.
@r erblidte bort 1856 ais Sphn Sanes
!Sablens, Der prpfehor fir @rie6iid
an gale Gc1ege mar, bas 2i6t Der
8elt. 4rtbur s. 9aolep itubirte On
bemielm College. sraOuirte bort in
1876 unb befudte bierauf Die Serliner
llniperiitGt. Nadbem Ell ausgebebnte
JuBreifen burd Die S9ipei5 untsrnoms
men, febrte er noa Der Seimdtb sur:id,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24
Osborn San

SSboru pau
por Die iGbrli9en 8etpilisungen fir
bas Sarparb college.
Grit tn.1698 purbe Der Plan pteber
aufgenomMen. Gs tpurbe Der 8prs
fdlag 5ur 9riinbung elmer r&irhens
f9ule" sema9t. Sn 1899 tpurben sebn
@eiftIi6e als Sruitees CUR Grri6tuna
zines College sepdblt, unb in 100
traten elf 9eiftli9e nit Gtni9luB zines
Msftors gu einem OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
sufammen. Sober bieier 6erren bra6te
fir cine gu erridtenbe Shulbibliotbet
metrere Bidder nit, bic er nit ben
Dorten borirte: sd sebe biefe 8i<
der 5ur @riinbung zines college in
Connecticut" Die S6ule nurbe,
na9bem Der Sreibrief ertpirft, sunddit
In Sopbroof erDffnet. Der erfte Getz
tor Der @nftalt mar Reperenb Ibrdbam
Bierfon, Der erfte Stubent sSacob !Sez
mingpup, Der bonn MGrs 1902 biz
September befelben Sahres-aaeiniser
@9iiler bes Snftituts mar. Die 4nz
aabl Der Stubenten pu4s bann auf
adt. Sn 1716 tpurbe bas college nod
Nep 5apen pe,lest, mo in 1718 bas
erfte @ebGube fir baHelbe aufgefIbrt
tparb. SIM ielbcn Sabre nabm bas
Snftitut ben Namen Gale College on,
gu Gbren G1ibu gales. Der
fura supor a~ngefangen bate. Der Inz
ffalt Sonationen gu MAIDEN, bic fi4
i'm 9ansen auf 1852 ($2810) beliefen.
cine fir bic bamaIise 3eit ertledli4e
Summe.
eIibu gale, Der 164s aebOren tpurbe,
ftammte aug Nep 9apen. Sein 0as
ter, Sapib gale, mar 1858 nit Den
erften Iniieblern na6 benz Srte GEE
fommen, febrte absr in 1858 nit ieis
ner 5amilte pieber na9 England au>
rid. glihu gale gins 1878 na4 SHs
inbien, no Ct bon 1857 Biz 1892 9pu>
perneur bon Sort ct. George, Wabras.
NOR. @r ftarb 1921 in 2onoon.
@dbreno fi4 Der unterridt an Der
NnftaIt, 70 Ianse lie isH in Sapbroot
befanb, auf 2atein. 9rie6ii9. Sez
brdtfh, 2osit, Metapbniif, Sbeolosie
unb Ybpiif befdrGntte, trat In Rep
5apen cine INNER grDbere Grtpeiteruns
Der 2ebrfd6er elm, 70 bob fid bas Gols
lese olmdlis CUR uniperiitGt arsses
i%taltete. 60 tpurbe in 1912 bic mebis
5inifAe Safultdt @freiirt, in 1922 bic
tbeolostfds, in 1924 tis fir Surispruz
benz ,tnh in 1847 bic fir Ybiloiopbie.
SIM Sabre 1866 trat cine S6ule fur
fh1ns Giinsie hinau. Nir Grlnnhnib
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24
Nnter Ghrlruten.

Srdu: .unfer Sunsc 1T uneez
aogen, iagft DUP Summbeit. unfer
Sunse tit Elm pra&tiunse, i~iberbaupt
Elm gang e~tsenartises &tnb."-
M ann: rWas thu ib nit einem
eisenartigen Rinb. elm einfa4 artises
Rinh III mir lieber."
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sIarmcra &cibbanf,
Louis E. LongIev,
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Nle Sprten 6eparaturen. Seoe srbeit ga
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beior9t.
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Anon g pringS,M ., ben l. SebuIar, 1901.
IrS. .@ebr Gait MeoEiu So-Sereu!-S@ Ihrebe brfS Seu9mB ms Saegu9'
tds9aatl n@anem i'd Die pmogpoue Ssutnns S9ss afmatm sur .stns p @a a abSn
aebslnbt Nane Srau mar nit frampfbdhem afbna II Sabre lang bebdretL JtaUoei
meme asens Snuf Ye@ bic pom Snoe@n sI4Sgtt mar TAB H sasSsat a sS9e5 %n$ saSn ml
Snu Seutern on b. StraBe, Nwg erk. SD perbat mrlofcn Ut me, Otar9e aIgh
I'm gstTe 6rSn ing a n IS u nsbmen mssIabr am l. .MoosmOsr ri nS o. S Sm, D nstSnrn 10y
ene srIuolhe SeIeruns. Nadtem cine Salde pedrau6tp par mari anDma pT
ben. uo lie pom aaen Spmptonen polhanois betret SD mgs. e@B u ompfoR" au"
ua6e emit ir elenoen Srunfbet bebmet fno, 9eptlenbat empIebRn ann
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Bette Accommodation iiir &eiienbe uub
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tsas Sabre arbstsnnabis Sd rreue mid iet Der bsen gsmme5at mmO ps1Istst tag
tdslh meme GebGne. Bon oidsm Seugnt tonnen Die nab Sehebeu gebau1 ma1cH
@em abu1e: 55 8piuStums SnaBe e. &apbaeL
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Rad Gmsfans elmer Yoatarte Yrubeiaide abiolut fri ,us%siannt.
s5sui uit. sdrabt iofOt inter Der abreRs ers. saft Sros.' Meoieine Co.,
"a lur $50. SuaEe. Stbt u. q. 3Sjr
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New Process
Steam-LaundV

0enu 10. bann rulro IS ii6 Sud lobuen,
ni6t auBer a4t su laiien, baB mir Gler 81
sentbum %bebanbeln, als mare es bus unieriz
&c. gSir baben Die poaitdnbi9te 8aidan=
talt I'M Horbweften unb liefern eriter Slaiie
@rbeit. @tr sebrauden feline Gbemtfalien !;
mir perberben baber Cure Saden ni6t. Benn
Sbr refine arbeit unb bette Sebanblun9 wolt,
oann benft on uns. llniere Greiie iinb uieb=
riser oils ionitwo. urb mir beiorsen Sure So
milienpdide biIt9er, oils Sbr es ielbit tbun
f6nnt. @rfunbi9t unb iibsr;eugt Sud. &ir
baben gseuten in ben umlie9enben StGoten.
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SinIeibem auf carmen.

gSir limb iett I'M Stanbe, Gelb aif Sarrnen
an perleiben fir Die Sauer pom ;ebn Sdbren,
l8inien sablbar jGbrlid. I'm aber Sntereiien
III iparen, fam ein ,Siinftel bes Sapttals,
peru ermiinI6t. abbesablt wersen, 10 bas
Der 0eiber bus Sdpitai in flint Sabren abtras
gen fann, anbernfalS fam er Die pole In=
leibe AMI poue Schn Sabre lteben lailen.
Surd sbtra9en Der Sdulb ;u ir9enb elmer
Seit peroeu benz ,Sarmer feline Grtra= Iusla=
gen er1podien. 2Senn er iGbrli6 ein iSsbn=
tel Der gnleibe abbeSablt, miro er III Sebn
Ssabren ihulbenfrei lein. Ole Sortbeile obs
gen Tianes iinb letdt eriidtlih, penn man
bebenft, boB Die meiiten gelbperleiber ibren
asenteu fir ibre @rbetten Grosente ab9eben
miiiien. Ger Tarrner aber fam auf bic gSei=
le, Die Sntereiien bes Sar!ebens pom lie brei
ODER flint Sabreu iparen. @elb tets gu ben
Acknowledgment Errsenten su baben. Wer
@elb sebraudt, onr616ane suerit unIeru
EIon. gbreiie:
fynrmcrs Scibbanf,
Melroie, Winu.
y. =. Gsarneckfp, asent Der @eaper
Cine 6opa! Mau Yaiienssr Sampii6iiisees
ieui6aft nod unb pon europa. @illise
Sabrpreiie. 24sba
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Ncp. Or. MDrris @ecbsler

6abbiuer Der Song. Snal Slrael.
9tew 9orf, ben 3. Sauuar, 1901. Srs. @ebr.
Salt Meoi,ine Co., Nsrreu-Sbr Aitbmalin III
ell ausseSei6neteS Wtittel Se9en altbma INT
6euiieber, unb ieine Competition hilbert OLE
8ei6meroen, Die nit slltbma perbrnoel llno.
5ein Griolg lit Staunen erreSerio nno number
bar. 9fob6sm IS iorgiGltig a%naliltrt par. toni
zen mir augebeu, boB S%lltbmaltn fem opium,
Morpbin, Gbloroioum ooel Getber entbalt.
9l6tuu9suou Sbr
Hep. Or. Morris gScd1slcrs
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0lttbma ,tnemt9elolt@ tnrtrt!
Sqna9iln brinst iafartse 2inserans ua bansrnss 9silans In allen Gausa'
Rad Gmpiams non $aRars abiaut fri ssrianat. s4rsibt Same ana
MhreKe neutli6.

Gs sibt ni6ts slei6 aitbmalin. is ,brin91
~Ioiorti9e 0inberIn9 III ben l6linmlten Sduen,
SIS beilt, wenu aues anbere perSeblid ansepanbI
lit. = &ep. Is. s.. @eetS pom Slua 6io9e,
Sa., Iaat: .Sbre Seriu6shai6e anbmalin IN
antem Sujtanoe erbalten. S6 fam Sbnen MIDI
iaaeu, wie pautbar ib bin iiir belien quite Wir'
tuna. Sb war ein Stlape. gefettet nit %lailelu,
wsbem SoalS uub gitbma 10 Sabre lang. I'D
;peiielte oaraIl, ie Sebeilt III peroen. Sb lab III
re an;eise iir SeilunS Der l9retllben u. 9ran'
lameu Srantbeit, Nitbma uno padte, gle bdtten
IN piel pom lid seiast. 81 meinem Grltaunen
wirtte Die Ercbeilai6e wie ein Salbermitiel.
&hifen Sie mir cine iSlaide ppller WrOBe."
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Smmerfort friide unb superlahtet
Waarc fir SauS unb &jde gu Der
rtebrisiteu Hreiien. Steele unb III
,orfOmmcnbe 8ebienuns iebem &un
~ iiher. 16:bc
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0em Voras Wa6Mampt.
electromagnetic Sammertrdser Der bei'
ben sesnrrii6en Jaftionen.
Seth 2ows Uers,entie ais paoasos unS ND,
minifrator-eeine 2ibersIitat-1er Fam,
mann SausSanoioat elm beosutemoer I'D.
pofat ttno 2iterat.

Der Wabltampf stpiiden Der mdds
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unb BEN NIT ibr unaufriebenen 8irs
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Ser ,.gsOr1Nesn40Onnerees Sen "a. cetDber 1901.

Der Xtnitldpule, eth Uadel3ug, JuumIs
nationen. Mufsiise. bic biitorif4e Wos
mente bes college baritellen, Sbeaters
uorfteIunsen. @nfpraden. 2onSerte.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-31
MOB LIE < OHIO.
HE BIG RAILROAD DEAL PRAC.
 TICALLY COMPLETED.
Passage of Control Is Complete so Far as the Company Is Con
 cerned.

NEW YORK, aJn. 31.-The Soutb- ern Railway Company today secured control of the Mobile & Ohio Rail road Company. The terms were briefly outlined in the following state ment given out last night by ". But Ter Duncan, Chairman of the Roara or Directors of the Mobile & Ohio.
 The Southern Railway Comnanv mas offered the holders of the bonds ana stock of the Mobile & Ohio Rail road company in effect the guaran- tee of the general mortgage no,. cent, bonds. of the latter comnanv and to the stockholders of the Mobile x Ohio Railroad Company an annuaI payment equal to a dividend of ? per cent. for the first year. 3 Der cent for the second and f per cent in perDet- Iuty thereafter
 The passage of the control of the Mobile &- Ohio Railroad Company through ownership of a majority of the general mortgage bonds is com plete so far as the Mobile & Ohio Railroad Company is concerned. Tho deal only awaits a formal ratification oy the Southern Railway Company
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A FEARFUL SCENE.
ENACTED IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
 ROOM WEDNESDAY,.
Mrs. J. M. Tucker Fought the Sheriff = Oscar Hurt Recovered His
 Wife

Wednesday afternoon MT. Oscar Hurt, who eloped to Toltec Tuesday With Miss Ada Tucker, and who. with hls bride was later arrested and re turned to this city, the lady being re- turned to her parents by tie officere hled habeas corn"s proceedings in the Jefferson Circuit Court to recover his wife.
 Judge Grace had Mrs. J. M. Tucker. the mother of the young lady, brought into court to show cause why she should retain her daughter This Mrs. Tucker could not do and Mrs. Hurt, who accompanied her mother to the court room, was allowed to re- turn to her husband.
 When this announcement was made by Judge Grace, Mrs Tucker. who has been greatly excited since her daughters elopement, became bvster- 1cal and made an attempt to prevent her daughter from leaving the court room to join her husband, who re mained in his office on the opposite side of the street.
 It became necessary for the officers to take Mrs. Tucker in hand and moi Wlthstanding the fact that they usod every quiet way to persuade her, they were unsuccessful She fought Sheriff Mccoy and Deputy SheriffLoy- Ing was compelled to go to his as. slstance or the lady might have badly injured him. Mrs. Tucker broke rom the officers and attemDted fn Jump from sec0nd-story window in the court room. The officers follow ed her, however, and prevented her from carrying out her purpose.
 For some time the lady was wild with hisyteries and force was dsed fe keep her from doing herself or others, injury. A physician was summoned and with narcotics qiueted the lady She was later removed to her home
 The affair is causing the Tucker family, than whom there is none more highly esteemed, much emarrassment-
 MT. and Mrs. Hurt left on the Iron Mountain passenger Wednesday aft ernoon for Little Rock, where they will visit relatives. They boarded the train at the railroad crossing in the western part of the city.
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CONVICTED THEM.
Senator Caldwell Helps to Prosecute
 the Parties Seining Clear Lake.

Senator Caldwell was in an exceed ingly good humor today, says the Wednesdays Arkansas Democrat He had spent all day yesterday in court prosecuting the parties who had been caught seining in Clear Lake. These were the arrests that created so much talk here some time ago, in which the Prosecuting Attorney of this county joined hands with the officers of lief ferson County. The Senator assisted in the prosecution and took the wit nesses from his county to Pulaski County, where the trial took place The upshot of the trial was the con viction of each defendant. There will therefore. be no more seining in Clear Lake, and much of the credit is due Senator Caldwell for enforcing the fish and game law in this in stance.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-31

evening. The session was given at their hall, on East BarraaEe street, and the elite of Pine Bluff society at tended, in fact, the spacious hall was filled with large number of our best people. The Elks composed the gen tlemens reception committee while Mesdames w. F. Coleman, E. c. Ar hold and F. A. Jarvis received the ladies.
 Dr. W. D. Buckner presided as Chairman and his rulings and infor. nal speeches were characterized by a spirit of enjoyment that made tho af falr quite feast of wit and intellect He was assisted by "Old Bills Jones and "Railroad' Jones, "Loonev. Collector" Speers, and others. all of whom were in the best of humor and proved ready reckoners"
 One of the attractive features of the evening was the literary and musical program. Le Maire's orchestra was at It's best on this occasion and fnr- n1shed excellent music of both orcbes- ."al and dance selections.
 Miss Reba DeWoody was down on the program for a recitation. She never before so thoroughly pleased an audience, as her work elicited most hearty applause The singing of Misses Vicie Harrell and Bessie Downs, and the piano selection ren- dered by Miss Lillie Johnson were three of the best and most attractive features of the evening. Each voung lady acquitted herself most creditably ana received a perfect testimonial of appreciation in the shape of an en- thuslastlc applause The accomnan- lst of the evening, and one whose tire less work and skillful playing added greatly to the excellent music was Prof M. D. McNeiH
 At the conclusion of the program. punch, coffee and sandiches were served. The luncheon was mucb on. ioyed.
 The german, which lasted pleasant " tor several hours, was led by Mr. J. G. Baldwin and close the evenings pleasures.
 The Elks are hospitable entertain. CTS. They deserve much credit for the charming affair of last evening which, without a doubt. was perfect in every detail.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-31

measure in the last session. It pro- vides that when the insurrection in the islands shall have been suppress ed all military, civil, and judicial powers to govern the island shall, until otherwise directed by Congress, be vested in the President, to be exer- cised through persons appointed by him. The effect of this bill would be. of course, to end the military control of the islands and pave the way for a purely civil administration.
 The President is said to believe that the time has come when the military power should cease, and he is anxious that Congress should assert it's a1- thorlty as soon as possible, in order that the action may not be delayed until the eve of the next Congression- al campaign. The report of the Phil lpplne Commission states without res ervat on that the instruction is on the verge of collapse, owing to the de- feat of Bryan, and the President fond ly accepts this statement and consid- CTS It sufficient foundation for the passage of the Spooner bill. It Is i'm practicable, however, for the Repub- lican Senators to attempt to secure the enactment of this biit Or any other Philippines legislation in the brief period ef the session now remaining.
 Whatever excuse is given for call ing the session. the real reason will be to pass the shipping bill.
 c. M
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SERIOIS OUTLOOK. A BAND OF w. C. T. U. WOMEN RAID FOUR SALOONS.
Will Tour the County-Their Broth CTS and Husbands Accompanied
 Them.

ANTHONY, Kas., Jan. 31.-Mrs. Carrie Nation was outdone here yes terday, when a band of w. c. T. U. women headed by Mrs. Sheriff oi Danville, Kas., completely wrecked the fixtures in four ''joints,' smashing plate glass windows and mirrors right and left, and turned gallon after gal lon of liquor into the gutters.
 The women, who were of the best families in Anthony, were accompa- nied by their husbands and sons or brothers, who assured protection. No arrests were made, and the band, it is said, will start out today on a tour of destruction through Harper Coun- ty, which is prolific in saloons. Mrs. Sheriff. who led the band. is under bond to appear at Danville in April to answer charge of saloon wreck ing placed against her six weeks ago.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-31
Revival Me estinns.

Rev. Sam s. Holcomb and wife are conducting series of very success ful revival meetings at No. 1701 West Sixth avenue. They draw large crowds and are doing much good. Rev Holcomb's subject Wednesday night was Three Bad Bargains {" They were Esau, Judas and the man who would gain the whole world and lose his own soul. Meeting every night at 730 o'clock.