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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-27
Sutae. ,ttttcIafte ,.ao eIte

9erioncn, pslhe an trantem oSer asidmS4ten
Suitanbe bes S0rpsrs ober Settles inicIae &srnadiGiIis
9una her 9eiuubbeitsreselu oeer ~u5srbartsr Irseit iis
ben, welbe neru0s, mIbe, ~pcr;uscab, idudtfuuig,
menideni&eu limb, im5titsu. in fen@f sS:ruu . in TER
Sruft Sdm,rS empfirbsr. Nus Ser ouea, pelte tieis
Spmptone babeu, ioQten bieien arSt iofprt coIfiGI:.ceu.
CT bat Sauisnbe eebeilt, medic in ben ies'sr Stae:sn
unb a~ufaeseben parcrt, ~sleiduiel, uer IS u~cristlte, seIs
f5nlite Combination lit tn porecidritteuen Slgen rctts
wenbig. Sebanblurg burb Corresponding; oo,r &ai.n.s
Wfebisineu tann nidt beiier.
Serborgtue frantbeiten. Siee S6ae tsulist
8ranfbeit meroen beim ~seibsnScu uiGt aussciu: Tea.
pelder in pertebrter 2Seiie be5auoelt uire. Ole Arrest u
SoHnlneen unb bic oneenebmitsn Sreuben les s:s,Rs
burh Rranfbeit seritort peroen. Turh HnteriuhuHS nss
Urine mag cine trute Srautbcit fe~itsstslt Tsyo u. ,cuor
andre Seiden por.reten.
% nnberbare SeiIuuse uoGioasu il es
ten Iauen, bic pernatldiist obtr pertelrt seaors,It
mureen. Refine Grperimcnte ODER geriebiIusen. Se.ne
unbeiIbartn Sale aueeuomm5u. sscuu guer Scu nus
beilbar 1T, 10 usrStt ibr irei bic @atriet b6reu nnS ere
iudt werben, guer Gelb ;u iparsu. Sauicube sehs;ii.
nabbsm lie, benz SoSe %perfalen. a~u'scssbeu purosn.
Verionen, wsIde non Seimsa .rSten SuirieoenhsltnS B 8
hanbelt perosn, limb nidt sriudt porsufprtden. Wiests
aiuen per,aubt mad irssnb Eeils Ger Sslt. Sca'E!!as
tion fret uno pertraulid. Ssadtet ZEN Seia5siaa.
Wenn Shr nidt poripredeu t6ant. id.ci5t Ell e:>H 81
ten Hatb. GSrehe: Or. . owutna
1907 Sdiler> g~bearer>Sebduos. GL;sas -
597 Sos.o1 @iot, Tianea2ot:S,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-27
Die blame Alnme.
Don May UirfbfslS.

Sdtt' i'd Die btaIe Slurne,
Der nidlts i'm 2ebeu gleidt,
Sie fiibrt 3u Slid nnb Gubme,
Sann mar ineiu @uuih errei6t
@iuft maubert' ih in WuBe
Surf Der Gebirge Slor,
Mn eineS SergeS 6ube
Stanb i1 uub iab enlpor.
8 Slid! Die bIaue Slltme
Shaut' ih unb flonm biilauf.
Sas lit Ser @eg gum Gtubme,
Den i'd blrd 0tiil' srfauYi
Sor meinen Iusen idwebte
0aS Slane inln,erfort,
SaS id Su baid)en iirebte.
urb en0lid par i'd BORT.
Wie i'd nun poripdrtS ftil1;e,
Sa IeR ih-iper beS oeutsi-
Hur cine blale Sdliiris,
Gum Srodnen a~ufgeeaugt.
@ie nit Der bialieu Siii.:is,
@ebt'S oft i'm Yeben, aG,!
Sd Limit maj, fat BEN Stu1Ile
Sour eiler S6ir5e ua@,.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-27
Npti5
fir Saumeifer uno Saunnternebuler.

Sauuuternebmer werben bierour6 benad=
ri5tiat, baB am Montas, ben l. Sui, 1901.
nm 8 llbr na6mittass, Der Contract filr ben
gau zines neIen S6ulbaules i'll Sreeport,
Srearus 60, Miun., ausseseben wirs.
Slame unb Speeifcationen fir ben senann=
ten Ban lieaen in Der Office bes 9oitmeilters
Moris Soideu eur anli1t Dor. Der Setrag
non $3.50 Taar muB Dem @nsebot beim
Shasmeiiter bes Siitritts binterle9t merben,
nm bic grfiauna bes G%ontraftes gu Iiderit.
Sas sRedt ems ober aue Mnsebote 81 per-
merierl. 1pirb pom benz gaufommittee porbe=
6alten. mllI ae .,
Sreeport, Winn., ben II. Sum-, 1901. 29'S'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-27
Gine idre6liae Grploion

Zines @alolinofens perbrannte bic,
eine Dame in eutieslider @eiie,
idrsibt Srau 9almer pom &irfman,
SO. cOie beiten Ooctoreu fonnter
bic laufen6e Wunbe, welde folste.
ni1t beileil, aber 8udlen's Mrnico
Salbe beilte tie uoQitdnbis." llnfebl.
bar sesen S@nitte, 6%abnerausen,
Wunben, 8eulen, QuetIdunsen,
.6autfranfbeiten unb 9dmorrboiben.
25ets Bel s. %. 9ubn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-27
Gunner anrin.

Sin iunses MGb9en bittet ben 9errr
4hefor bon &narbein, i6r einen 8ers
ms Staminbu9 gu f9reiben. Del
9err 0ffnet bas Nlbum unb lieit aul
Der eriten Settle ben Hamen unb bds
@eburtsiabr Der iunsen 9ame. rWie
metn Srdulein," bemertt ct basu
1883 iinb sic seboren9 Sa finb Si'
ia serabe 10 alt pie bic neue Generic.
aefebnopele.."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-27
MmIeibem anf Tarmen.

@ir limb Jest i'm Stanbe, Gelb auf Sarrnen
3u perleiben fir Die Saner pom ;ebn Sabrem,
Sinien Sablbar idbrli6. lin aber ssntereiien
gu ipareu, fam ein Siirlitel oes 6apitals,
wenu erpiinidt, abbe;ablt mersen, 10 bab
Der 9eiber bas Sapital i'll fiini Sabren abtra=
gen fam, anbernials fann er Die pole an=
leibe auf pole ;ebn Sabre iteben laiien.
Gur6 abtraseu Der S6ulo gu irsenb elmer
3eit weroen benz 6ariner feline Grtra= 9lusla=
gen eripahien. @enn er idbrlid elm Sebu=
tel Der @nleibe abbe;ablt, wirb er in sebu
Sabren i6ulbenfrei iein. Oie 8ortbeile obs
gen 9lanes iinb Ieidt erii6tlid, menu man
bebenft, bas Die meiiten gelbuerleiber ibreu
asenten fir ibre arbeiteu Sro;ente abseben
miiiieu. Der Sarmer aber fann allf bic gSei-
ie, bic Sntereiien bes Sarlebens pom lie brei
ober flint Sabren iparen. @elb tets 81 ben
allerniebri9iten Yrosenten 81 baben. Ser
@elb sebrau6t, burdidane suerit uniern
4lan. abreiie:
Farmers 2eibbanf,
Melroie, Minn.
g. 3. Gsarmeekfp, ssent Der geaper
Cine Gopal Mail 9aiienser Sdnipfi9iisse=
ieuidaft mad unb pom europa. giQtse
6abrpreiie. 24sba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-27
3app'S
Mnletbe> Sanf,

Weflid bonn Gourthauie, ct. Gleno, &iun.
;ablt 4 groseut Sntereiien auf @elber, weIde
fir elm Sabr, uub 3 Yro;ent, penn bieielben
fir 6 Monate beponirt rperben. Serborst @elb
auf grunbeisentbum, meI9es SIT ieber ,3eit
fdui9 ober nidt, entpeber 9ans ober tbeilwei=
ie, ie nod Selieben ;uriitbe;ablt perben fann.
gerfalit @ediel, GeloienbnHsen uno Yafiage=
Sdbeine pom uub nod alen 9Gnbern Garo=
pas. gtussiise aus ben @rinbbidern (sb=
~itrafts), Solmadten, Saufs unb Sppotbeteu
unb ionifige llrtunben peroen seieeltd ana
9eferti9t unb beslaubiat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-27
Ntntua ~1trtf1unIfnt.

9 ureauppr It gum
S9reiber): pa baben Sic in Sbrem
Strtptum einen i=Puntt nersefen.
Gednbert barf in Dem Document ni9ts
nerben. SEPT baben sic bas @ers
gniisen, Die sanae @eidi9te nod 'maI
dbau3Greiben."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-27
AuHrhenH.

Batter (Woler): Ser Sunge
lam beute Bel mir i'm Qtelier feline
GAreibarbeiten ma9en!" Muts
ter: SAP i'm lieber bier; tpenn er
Bel Dir i'm Mtelier lift, ba f9miert er
audi immer!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-27
shareholders Gnnr.

Dame: nQ9, tpie piel. Srubel
unb l1neIid lit bod f9on ~entitanber
bur6 Gebantenloiieteit." SER
rSebr ri9tis! Gum 8eifpiel pie piele
Glirtationen baben nidt f9on 81
febenglGnqli6er gbe oefiibrt."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-27
Auf bent 8uue.

Opftor Gi9 bic Stirne trod>
nenb): r@erflirt! bat mid bic bide
HGtbtn beim Oamennalser sebolt!
Sir biefe-. Of 3 e m il :
Sung perb' i9 ibr aber aebn Marf
in Wnre6nnnq brinaen!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-27
pnrherritane t,,nt ssrrut.

2ebrer: rSa, Seppel. tpenn Ou
febIf, tpenn mir bier
ettpas Wi9tises bur9nebmen, mas ion
benn ba aus Dir perben9"-Se
pei: .@ielei9t n Hei9stassabsez
orbneter, Serr 2ebrer!!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-27

4, Cine opantf6e S6ule,
In tpel9er 80 iapanif9e Stubentsn
Illnterri6t in Der 9tneiifden Spra9s
erbalter, lit tirsli4 in Sbansbai er'
Dffnef tpprben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-27
Sapeten III all ben neueiteu Mu:
iter11 fit 1901.

Slreft aus ben srObten Sabrifen in ben
Der. Staaten beSo9en. @roBe @usmabl pom
tntportirten Sapeten, artiitiide arbeit aus
Seutl9lanb, sStalien, Srantrei6, Gmslanb
unb ebina. 8~olftdnbi9e Sorratb an reinen
9emiidten Sarben, Selen, Sarniiien, Sir=
item nlp. Sir6en : Getoration unb Sresco
Malerei cine SpesialitGt.
4afeI & Sfutnaus,
44=1i 1915. alpe. iiibli6, ct. Gloub.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-27
Hrf.r aSrnI.

uHun, 9err 9uber, tpie bats Sbnen
auf Der MISUNDERSTANDING sefauen?"-
.prd9tis! Sosar WeibpiirF' bats
deb'ni"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-27
Der. Anusnrndren.

Mrst: .Sa, tpie sefast, mein 2ies
Der. geben Sic auf Elm babies Sabr
duf's 2anb ober f9iden Sie Sbrs
Grau 'raus!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-27
d


rDonneripetter, i@ triege 70 piele Nners
fernungsf9reiben iiber meine &unfts
butter. Dte mub i'd bod d
mol prpbfren!4
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-27
J. J. FRITZ,
t.: Is: NbptD9rapbiff, IS: Is
Ct. germaiutrase, Ct. gIOub, gaiun.

User elm natursetreues Bib ieiner ielbit
ober cine Sreunbes= ober Samilien9rlppe 9e-
ma6t baben nil, forrrae Su mir. 2Sas Die
Ybotosrapbie=8un MIR 81 lelltelt perrnag,
bei mir wirb lie in ieber Sinlidt erprobt
@ute uno superldiiiSe Nrbeit 9e9en bili9e
Yreiie. I'm seneisten 3uiprIb piro gebeten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-27
Sir bic ensIif9en Srups
pen in China beri9ifft @rob-
britannien Srennbols aus M%uitralien.

0ie3abl Der 8riefe, tpel9e
tdalt9 bas 9auptppftamt in 2pnbpn
paiiren. belduft fi9 sesenipdrtis auf
100000 gesen 100000 i'm Sabre
1870, 100000 in 1910 unb $4,000 in
1901.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-27

Dnr9 8eiorsums pon sutem Bier unb bur1
suuortommenbe prompte 8ebienunS iu6en
mir uns bic Cunt elmer seebrten &inbi9aft
au fihern. 8efeuungen fir Sumilien9e.
brau6 merbem prompt beiorat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-27
Or. 9otuutua, Nr6ifoeuf

grinber bss ,Gbaritp SsoIib S%nftitute". 9utbor Don
populareu uebicinii4sn @erteu. "Health, How to
Retain it,; Nervous Debility, Its Cause and
Cure; "Plain Talks to Men,: ''Woman's Guide to
Health and Beauty; Electricity and Vital
Force, etc.
Dieter beoeutenbe, ~eriabreue Spesialiit lit in ben sous
oen 9ereinisten Staaten gut unb su ieiutui @orteit
betamnt peseu Der pieleu puuberboren Seilunseu bel
6roniI9en, ~nerpojen uub i~pe5ieueu Seioen, ionic bel
guaen< unb Obreutrantbeiten pelte Der Runit anoerer
aer,te uub Spesialiiten ~geipottet batten. Sbm itebt sur
settle cine arobs ansabl tiatiser, 9si4tfter astste uns
e~rfabrener SpesiaIiiten, bereu @riabrunsen, pelde ne in
ben or5beren Soipitdlern guropas uuo Imeritas eeiau1=
melt baben, Is linen ern5gli6t, perboreene unb drouis
ide Rrautbeiten nit grioIs gu bsiIsu. Sbre Iau9idbrise
Griabruns, ibr msrfpirbisss Seidte uuo ibr unuuters
brodener griolg siebt ibueu eincu gnipra9 oui oas
3utraueu Der 9eibenben on alien Srten. ssu iehem Sale
Ipirb cine ebrIi9e gniidt ausssiprobeu. SIT Der 6aa
unbeiIbar, 10 eri6brt Der ssioeube ofieu bic 8abrbeit-
Die Offices iinb ausserlitst NIT pifeni4aitlidsn SHS
itrumsnten, rpeIde iiber $4,000 eetoItst babeu. Earuntsr
III Elm sStrableuz Npparat, nit beien Silit bic iuuers
lten Srnnne Ieih ,,nteri1tft merheu tnuueu.
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Seilun8er, 100 anoere erfoigtoS
tndrett.

aranf5eiten Der auseu uno S9reu;
SranuIierenSe auseHIiber. Staar, idielense austa
obne Sdmer8 unb Geiabr seraoe aeiest, GrblinSune
p~srbiubert, ~Iaufenbe Sbren. Eaubbett. arantbeis
te Der g q e uub hes 8 aIies: aotarrb, SroH4ts
tis, aitbma. 9eibeu bes Rasens uHo er
sch er Dpspepiie, llnperbaulidteit, Silioiitat, Selbs
iudt. Rteren> uub SIaieubei6wersen:
Sorurutr, griebt'1e Nierentrontbeit, brennsuser Driu
niu. y In : unb 5auttrautbetten: Stro-
isln. ausi4tas. 6lessr. wuttsrmols, h5srTtalliss SaaIs'
NerpeuIetben Gpilepie. Spitsrte. edbmuns.
@sanssI on asbenstrait. Rbeunottsmus. Neura!sis.
6er,if6ruuaeu, Serstlopfen. S9Dinbel MIN Serpo4le
inS Srebsas,dplrs rerben i9mersIcs mad elmer nsusu
WsetboSe ssbsilt. SdmOrrboibsn uno ous sront4sitsn
bes 0tuhoarmes. s ira ne n :tSnerss
bofte Ier5diebuneen unb @sritslunssu br Srsane.
lbermasia.r MonatsIub. gesruoiitdt, Sdpaae, uim-
Weoberne gebanbIunssweiie, bic iid aussmsiu as err
iolareih e~rpieien bat. Refine uuansenehmeu untsrlus
dunaen. 8,ine Dame. OBJ per5eiraiet ooer nidt, brau4t
,u ,6osrn, entptter auein oSer nit 'etner ~Treune.n sur
Seipreduua Al fomr1sn. 8ouiulatiouen sebeim uHs I'm
@srtraueu. NeibseftaItuuaen slumpius, Rhdsratbts,
ouuaen, 8ropi, mauselboite GntptdeluH9 irseho etuts
Sraous. Sleins uEb idma4e Seils psrosn persr.5tri
un6 ~oetrGftiat,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-27

etn1amen Quee Die bette 0~elegenbett.
8efpnbers por etnem 8ilenqarten
f9ien bos Sbier feinen 2ieblinssplab
gefunben gu baben-es tpar bort faft
nt9t mebr tpegsubrtneen, fu9te f9niifz
felnb auf benz 8oben lumber, berz
i9nanb pobl fosar auf einise Minuz
ten i'm 8arten felbif unb fam erit tpie>
Der nahseronnt, penn fein 5err cine
grobe Strede porauseesangen mar.
@r fob bann INNER auberorbentliG
befriebist aus, ledte bic S9nauae unb
that ipie giner, ber-ftatt zines biirren
4ites ober trodenen Steines-bie fDit=
lt9ften 2ederbiKen sefunben Bate.
r5Dr' NAL, 9ans," faste Der Hitt>
meiiter, ais er zines Sages pieber eins
mai baran eins, einen 8eridt iiber feiz
men Shiblins an feline Muftraeseberin
gu fdreiben, .bol' bod NAL i~rgenbpo
Elm gentimetermab-mub NAL 8pns
bos Sdiae mefen; pieaei9t 1T er um
einen balben gentimet:r biinner aetpors
ben-pGre folohaler Grfols!"
8onbo fGb nit erobem gritaunen
unb einem sepiFen Mibtrouen gu, als
ibrn bic beiben MGnner bas Sanb um
ben 2eib lester.
n53!" faste Cams.
nWas2" rief Der @ittmeifter entfebt.
.53? Das 1T ia nidt mDsli9! Du
huBt Did persdblt haben!1
gr nabm bas 8anb felbft nod eine
nal, leste es benz pubel tnapp unter
Sen Rippen I'm ben 2eib. las ab unh
murmelte in b0diter 8eftirsuns:
Wabrbafttg-53!1
9eibe MGnner itanben rethloE
The sun., 1901-03-29
THE DOREMUs DISASTER.
owner of the Demolished Chicago
Laundry Held For the Grand Jury.

owner of the Demolished Chicago
Laundry Held For the Grand Jury.
Chicago. March 2S. - The coroners
jury which has been investigating the
boiler explosion at the Doremus laun
dry. West Madison street, March II, In
which eight lives were lost and nearly
30 persons Injured, has returned YER
diet holding Abram r. Doremus to
await the action of the grand jury. Mr..
Doremus was arrested on n mittimus
and taken to the criminal court to give
bail.
The jury also recommended that the
grand jury investigate how Ii happen.
cd that City Boiler Inspector Schlacks
and his predecessor failed to have the
boiler in the Doremus laundry regis.
tered on their books, so that it would
be regularly tested.
Coroner Traeger announced that he
would prepare an ordinance protecting
engineers in the discharge of their du
Ties and confining their labors strictl,
TO the care of the engines and boiler,
under their charge and submit Il to tlp
city council for passage.
The sun., 1901-03-29
TO PACIFY STUDENTS.
Russian Grand Duke Said to Be Organ
izing Mediation Committee.
REPORTS OF MANY DEATHS.
Leaden Bullets on Cossack whips
Credited with Having inflicted
Fatal wounds ON n Num-
her of Rioters.

f;t. Petersburg. March 2S.-It is re-
ported that Grand Duke Vladimir Is
organizing a mediation committee for
the purpose of inquiring into the com
plants of the students and cndeavor-
ing to persuade them TO desist from
demonstrations.
1t was expected in circles possessing
the confidence of the government that
Lieutenant General kleigel, the pre-
feet Of police. would be given Il Sibe-
rian governor generalsbip last Tues
day, but the ministerial circular con-
tains wllnt is regarded as Il severe crit
icism of Kleigers policy of making ar
rests after the outbreaks of the stu
dents troubles instead of forestalling
the demonstrations.
The wrangle with Lieutenant Gener-
al Yiasemsky in the cathedral, which
caused Viasemsky to resign, is also
hurting the prefect.
| a story comes from the hospitals to
the effect that 10 students have died
from injuries received in the recent
riots. presumably as a result of wounds
! inflicted by the leaden bullets which
| the Cossacks are alleged to have put
| on their whips.
The students themselves, however,
/ report only two deaths, while the NOR
! tality statistics do not give single
death last week except from disease.
The candidacy of NJ. Kowalebsky for
! minister of education is regarded as
| very serious. Senator Tagantsoff. Gu
IatOr of the Moscow district, and NJ.
Enrep curator of the Kharkoff district,
! are his principal opponents.
The military reform of Finland by
| the Russian authorities has re-entered
! upon the preliminary stage. a COM
mission of II persons named by the
/ imperial council is now studying the
problem The commission includes NJ.
Bobrikoff, governor general of Fin
land; NJ. de Plehve, secretary of state
| for Finland, and presidents of de-
partments of the Finnish senate.
The sun., 1901-03-29
AGUINALDO' CAPTURE
Insurgents Made Desperate Resistance
to Funston and His Men.
THE PRISONER NOW IN JAIL.
Nuch Discussion In Washington Re-
sarding the Way In which the
Captured Leader of the Insur-
gents Will BE Treated.

Washington. March 2S. The news of
General Aguinaldo's capture by Gcner-
Il Funston was received everywhere
II official circles with intense gratitica
lion, but perhaps nowhere did il create
more satisfaction than at the White
tile executive mansion was General
MacArthurs dispatch announcing the
apture. The president also saw Ad-
miral Remey's cablegram and the press
dispatches. The cablcgrams from Cen
eial Macarthur are as follows:
General Funston has Just returned
from expedition TO Palanan, province
The sun., 1901-03-29
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The sun., 1901-03-29
l.ong WAS ,rsNeu.


1T is a little early TO say" respond
r'l the secretary, and then after pause
he added smilingly. Il should say that
he should be spanked with IL single"
1t was suggested to the secretary
that as a prisoner of war who liars re-
hclled against the authority of the
| United States it might be incumbent
under military procedure to deal with
Aguinaldo by those rigorous steps usu-
n TO warfare. But Mr.. Long shook
! his head and remarked that that was
! hardly the way we were in the habit
Of doing things. He was more inclined
to his first view that the noted prisoner
should be "well spanked"
! This idea as to treatment to be ac-
! corded Aguinaldo seems to he the one
most generally accepted among Off
cials. and while the suggestion of
| spanking is used in a tigurative sense
there is no suggestion in any quarter
that he will meet with that rigorous
| punishment at times administered to
tie arch head OF an insurrcction.
Particularly in the war department
did the capture of Aguinaldo cause dis
cussion among the officials. AS to the
disposition to he made of the prisoner
The army officers expressed the opinion
that it would prove troublesome. Sec
lptaiy Root said he remembered the
capture Of Jefferson Davis; also the
arrest Of William NJ. Tweed, botl of
which embarrassed the authorities. The
secretary desired further advices from
General Macarthur before discussing
the matter in great detail. He would
say little or nothing about the DISPOSE
rion Of Aguinaldo further than that he
probably would he treated the same as
other high officers of the insurgents
who have been taken by the Americans
in the prosecution of the war.
Views of Army Officers.
Army officers who have been in the
Philippines We're very much Interested
in the news, and some of them discuss
Cd the military judicial features Of the
case. 1t was pointed out that Aguinal-
do could he held as n prisoner of war
until the close of the war. Another
phase of the question, relating to the
uroclamations and orders of Aguinaldo
tending to secure the assassination aud
massacre Of Americans, Europeans and
friendly Filipinos without regard to
their activity in the prosecution Of the
war on the insurgents, was discussed
1t was said that in case these procla-
nations and orders could be proved
Aguinaldo would be subject to trial
by military commission for violation
of the rules of war, and he could moi
claim immunity under the ordinary
conduct of war.
\ study of the latest atlas of the
Philippine archipelago as issued by the
coast survey shows that the province
of Isabella is in the extreme northern
, portion of the island of Luzon.. Pala
nan is a town on the eastern coast OF
Isabella province situated on a river
somewhat inland which flows into the
gulf of Palanan. Between the coas
and the Rio Grande, which flows north
ward through northern Luzon, is tht
Sierra Madras mountains, a coast range
which is almost impossible. PalanaI
and the coast towns where Aguinaldt
has been hiding could only be reached
by the sea.
l
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To GirdIe the world In Canoe.

Victoria, b. G., March 2S,-FHnk
Saxby, a prospector, who has been
around these parts for about year, is
having large Indian war canoe deck
ed over and in company with one com
panion will attempt to circle the globe
in it. The canoe is very large one
such as British Columbia Indians use.
The sun., 1901-03-29
Three Killed In Train Wreck.

Saratoga, March rs. - Two freight
trains on the Boston and Maine rail
roads Fitchburg division We're wreck
ed near Schaghticoke. Two engineers
and one fireman were killed and three
other trainmen were seriously hurt
The men killed were William Morrell
and Frederick Kempf, engineers, and
i. L. McNaughton, fireman. All of
them lived in Mechanicsyille, n. Y
The trains met head on and were tele.
scoped. The responsibility for the acci.
dent has not been placed.
The sun., 1901-03-29
THE TRANSVAAL WAR.
Asserted by English Paper That De
Wet Has Been Captured.

Portsmouth. England, March 2S.
The Evening News of this city pub
fishes a statement to the effect that
General De Wet has been captured.
The following dispatch has been re-
ceived from Cape Town:
The Boer commanders, Kritzinger.
Scheeper and Van Reenew, who have
been operating in Cape Colony, have
joined forces and are moving north to-
ward the Orange river by way of Ven
terstad."
A dispatch from Standerton, Trans
vaal, says that OF Tuesday General De
Wet, with 400 followers, crossed the
Naal river at De Villiersdorp, and II
was expected that he would be joined
by many Transvaalers.
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victory For French Troops.

Bathurst, Gambia, West Africa.
March 2S.-The camp Mt Mandina Of
Fodi-Kabbas. the old slave raider who
recently attacked French post, kill.
ing several French soldiers, has been
captured by the French troops after a
sharp fight, in which Fodi-Kabbas him
self and $50 of his followers were kill
ed and wounded. Fifty prisoners were
taken. The French had II native sol.
dierS killed and wounded.
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of Isabella. where lie captured Agui-
naldo, who is now in my possession at
Malacanan. Particulars later"
Admiral Reney telegraphed:
"Vicksburg sailed Sth, with General
Funston and S3 Maccabebes aboard, on
expedition to capture Agunaldo. Has
returned. Aguinaldo and three staff
officers captured and delivered TO Gus
tOdy of General Macarthur
Details Of the Capture.
Press dispatches from Manila give
the details of the affair as follows:
"Aguinaldo, who arrived here a pris
oneT on board the United States gun
boat Nicksburg, having been captured
by General Funston in the province of
Isabella March %. was brought ashore
and taken before General Macarthur
al the Malacauan palace.
He talked freely. but seemed ignO-
rant concerning the situation. He was
| in good health and cheerful. Aguinal-
do lunched with the officers of General
| MacArthur's staff and was then escort
| ed to the Anda street jail.
| "The canture of Aguinaldo was at