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Arizona republican., 1901-03-17

Santa Fe through Pullman service Phoenix to Chicago every Wednesday evening Here's something new. Try it. Our train will carry out of Phoe- nix every Wednesday night through Chicago Pullman, thereby obviating all changes of cars en route.
 l.. H. LA NDIS,
 Acting General Agent.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-17
WEDNESDAY FRIDAY x SATURDAY.

Inquire M O.. Bicknell, G. F. A., Mar icopa & Phoenix & Salt River Valley R. R., or write A. M. Barnum, T. P. A.. Piedmont Air Line, 2O7 w. Third St., Los Angeles, Cal,
Arizona republican., 1901-03-17
Local Brevities.

CardD of thanks, notices pertaining to organizations and societies. church fairs or socials, will not be printed in The Republican except when paid for.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-17
Mesa, Florence & Ray

stage. Leaves Mesa Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Office Johnson Bros. store. Gather and deliver baggage and passengers anywhere in Mesa.
 A. A. Lorapo, Prop.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1901-07-19

Its all right-Tm not kicking.
writes n young Washington man who
has been buck-soldiering down in the
Philippines for the past couple OF
years. "Thc experience il bully. |
don't mind the hardship little bit.
IL trims a fellow up for the game he's
liable to stack up against in the fu-
turc years. There's nothing wrong
with these islands. either.
"But. say, when they begin the Ma
rine band concerts in the white house
grounds. and the fountains arc akccp-
ing time with the music. and the birds
are asinging up in the leafy boughs,
and the girls-Washington girls
yum-yum. --arc walking about on the
grass in their fluffy dresses and try
ing 20 make believe that they never
heard OF any such thing as goo-goo
eyes say, when this is going on. just
offer up little one for me. will you.
Bill, that I'll be back there some old
day and nee IL all again?"-Washiny.
ton Post.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1901-07-19
SHABBY EARL OF NORFOLK.
One Of England's Most Noted Peers FIRE.
quentiy Mistaken for
rlebian.

As il well known, the duke Of Nor
folk, the premier peer of England,
whose title dates back to the earliest
times and whose wealth Is boundless,
il very careless of his personal APP
pearance. No one meeting him would
take him for other than very or
tlinary man n tradesman or mechan-
ic, perhaps. says n London paper. He.
by virtue of the security of his title.
is the marshal of England and at all
royal functions of public character
acts an marshal of the day. a we'll
known woman Of quality had a house
near Arundel, and when she and her
family were removing TO London the
duke contemplated buying the place
as a house for "A member of his family.
One morning Mrs. - was in her bed
room shortly after breakfast, when a
servant came up to tell her that q
messenger had called from the castle.
"Wherc is hep" she asked. "Oh' he's
in the hall. ma'am." Knowing the
dukes habits OF activity in the coun-
try she felt some misgivings and hur-
ried downstairs to find the earl-mar-
shall Of England sitting quite patiently
on a hall chair with his hat i'm his
hands. She overwhelmed him with
apologies. Of course. but the duke was
most amused and laughingly said that
he delighted in an appearance which
protected him from attentions which
would make his life burdensome.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1901-07-19

Each night for nifty years or mora
Fore daddy'd 60 to bed.
JIe'd come round tryin' every door
From front hall to the shed.
Ana then he'd blow the candle out
Ana set II on the bin.
AID by and by. you'd hear him shout;
rs everybody in?"
Ard II II happened one Of us
Young fellers still was out.
He'd walk aroun' and fret and fuss
And say he had no doubt
That somethin' had belallen "
Or we'd fell into sin.
IN, when he'd hear our trampin' feet
He'd say: THANK God you're tn!'
And now ! reckon he's up thar.
Awaitin' day by day.
r. bid US welcome from afar
II We should go that way;
Ri, one things certain. he won't rest
r'ntil his kith and kin
Have passed the portals OF the blest
And all are gathered In.
st. Louis Globe-Democrat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1901-07-19

| wy '"""'O Nc resent H. rather
than welcome il? Had he not planned
for her brilliant marriage? Already
" was assured 10 her IL she would &C.
cept 1t. Why. then. did he rejoice AZ
one and another retired, heavy
hearted. from the lists?
He grew to hate the world anew.
Now ard then would come quite
evening. when, sitting alone in his
library. she would steal softly in, as
she had done So often i'm the old,
childish days, and, sitting on stool
at his feet, lay her soft. velvet cheek
upon his hand.
Would she come to him thus. one
day. and tell him that at last she had
given away her heart? And would he
be strong enough TO give her his bless
ing?
All. he had learned his own secret
now!
One evening they went together to
brillicnt gathering. A murmur Of
admiration ran through the room AZ
she entered IT, but something in IL all
wearied her tonight.
She refused the many eager claim
ants for the dance, and stood watch
ing the gay scene, surrounded by a
little court. when. looking up, she saw
Rush Travers' eyes fixed on her face.
With sudden impulse she moved
swiftly Is his side.
II am tired. Uncle Rush." she said.
'The garden is thrown open. VIII
you take me there with you for a
little while?"
lie drew the little gloved hand in
his arm, and together they passed
through the Frerch window into the
lantern-lightcd space beyond Neither
spoke. when. as they were in the
shadow, voices reached them.
"A beautiful girl-yes. Rush
Travers' caprice they call her. There
10 some mystery about her For my
part, don't believe she's any relation,
and think the mans in love with
her. You know the old story about
him?"
But they heard no more. Pansy felt
the strong culver which ran through
him as he drew away.
"Oh, Uncle Rush." she murmured,
II am so. so sorry"
sorry for what?" he answered, al
most harshly. "For keeping my secret
so poorly that il is football for
the world? For selfshly gloating
when other men were unsuccessful
in gaining the treasure | so madly
covet for my own? II is true what
they say, Pansy--true; but il shall be
so no longer."
"True. Uncle Rush, You mean that
you love me?"
"Yes, my darling. But do not let
il Brighten you. have not forgotten
that / am almost an old man, while
you are on the threshold of your young
life. You shall marry some good.
noble man, Pansy. and l shall be
happy in your happiness"
II shall never marry" the girl an
swered. softly. ''unless-unless-o
Uncle Rush. never guessed my own
secret. but l know il now. Whom
could I love but you? When other
men have woocd me, | have thought
Of you: and beside you they seem so
powerless TO win one beat of my
heart. How could they. when already
IL belonged TO you? Was the gift so
small that you would not claim ~it?"
But he sealed the sweet. questioning
lips with the first lovers kiss which
had ever rested there.
crush Tra,crs' caprice. they
called it. darling." he whispered.
but they were wrong-it was Rush
Travers' inspiration."-N.Y Y. Weekly
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1901-07-19

Policy is prudence prevailing over
principle.
To mans desperation came Gods
inspiration.
The softer the snow as IL falls the
deeper IL will sink.
When ability meets opportunity the
road of duty is plain.
The hereto hunter tries 10 make
the flowers OF truth grow by blowing
the dirt from their roots.
When you keep your preacher wor-
rying over his grocery bills you can
hardly expect him TO feed YOU with
the bread Of life.--Ram's Horn.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1901-07-19

AT the time OF taking the last census
there were In Indiana an even 100 incor-
porated cities, towns and villages. against
s55 at the time Of taking the census OF 1890
The population OF these places is given by
the census Office as follows:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24
Serfei9ermn9

Der Undergraduates lGBt auf ieiaer ;rpei unb
aine babe Uteile Don gpon, Ont Soloings
Sabrwese 9ele9enea Sarm am
9tenfta9, ocn t2. Nopesnber, 1901
morsens 10 ubr fol9enbe ar.ifel Oiientli6
peritei9ern: Elm Neutrality-suspicious., iebes
400 Yferb i6wca; elm boppeltes YferoeSe=
i6irr, flint &iibe. einen Sua, 81 sabre alt,
einen % Sabre alien Seifer. 3pei nabeSn 2
.Sabre alte Ssifars unb ein mabesu einidbrises
Stier, brei Sriibiabrss SGlber. cine Yorflbre
Srutiau, brei S9meine pom Sribiabr, 9esei
% Siibuer, einen breitipuri9en fat neuer
8a9en, me Sprinsmasen nit smei Sieen,
einen WtcGOrnid Sinoer, einen Walfiu9
@ultiuator nit 8 S6aafeln, einen i6meren
S6litten, eine Sdmaidine, cine eilerne Gg
sc, pier Senbaufen, sesen pier older Sora in
Saufen uno ionitise feline aderserdtbe ME
aud SauSmObel aaer Dirt g~eoinaun9en
ale Summen bis S. baar, ami iolhe i6er s.
9e9en gut 9eliderie Noten gu z Yrosent Seit
bis aiinl |. October 1902. 47-5
q. {. 8roBman n, @isentbimer.
3 3. ) 5; s MsGsttn9efstF eeraeiserer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24
MISUNDERSTANDING
sur ben nNtoroltern" beridtet pom &e9iftr
Serrn Sobn Wt. @mmel.

Serrn Sobn Wt. @inmel. i.
Solepb i Soromauu uub Satin oil
Seor8 Ntann et Sec Is 3 1875 6l35$ 900
@eors Wanu unb Satin OIL Sreb 6
Sor9ntann nm4 Gee 81 g l26 &l34
uno MnbereS. 100
Mu9ult 8 Singer luo Satin oil Sant
BON YapnespiIe Its 10 Il IL Slod
Is SaineS albb. ............ -. 25
Sobann g S6mit unb Satin OIL %
Ut Wtidep nj Gee 1913 Slaiie "a
unb @nberes. $50
Sames 30 Bruce OIL 6 s. Stuntebed
got 3 Slod 40 Sreemans Qob unb
@'pe'e2. I'D
9eter S6onioen uno Satin an Mice
9S gSbitnep 10! lIp4 Gee 3 122 Sc
. . lou
Nidlaus Wtobs uno Satin OIL gSm
Wtobs u let Sec IL { 1913 81 81
uno Nnoeres 300
Niflaus Mobs an DEATH Wtatb Mobs
4 mel Gee "a 3 l24 81 33 lnb Nnz
oeres. ....... .............. 22O
9Sm @auebef uno Satin on s sc
2Sarb let let Sec 81 : 1877 ST 80. 100
Minnte Sleber unb @atte an Solepb
Sleber II! 1t 3 blf "a & 6 8illo 100
@alter 6 Saa unb Satin an Sas s
@orrnan Its z & s bid 2 6imbaQ
llno Qnoeres. so
Sohn % Ieber urb Satin au 6 q
Gmerlon nw4 Sec 8 124 81 35.. 300
Gm > Storing unb Satin on SobnG
Soerlon Cots 5, 6 Is z Gee 35S 1875
Slalie 35 unb anberes. ........ 24O'
@i0iam 9teis oil Sobn s. Neis lei
nw4 Gee % : l23 SIaiie 20 nub
In0ereS. ...... 260(
eaura s getlp unb @atte an gnna sc
Soane ip4 let Sec % s 122 81 30 100
90 5 S6ule unb Satin an 90 90
Gpans tbeil lots l ,2&3 bld 8 gu
Gaines Ibb Eapnesuille. ........ 7O(
@iQiam 3 Sirmin an 2oren,o Si6lba
|! mel Sec 26 { 1875 ri 80 uno In=
2SO(
Mife Ga.nbeder unb Satin an yitd
g &otbiteln let int Gee 81 8 123
&lalIe 30 llno NnoereS. ........ l20(
g . H McSribe On 8 & Solton 10!
mel Gee 33 { 124 81 30 II. Nnberes 120(
Sreeman u Oerbp unb Satin on 6u=
bert 9ence lml net Sec6 8 1875 ST
80 uno Qnberes. l45(
Sobn Serbp unb Satin on Subert
Sence int nw4 Gee 5 { 126 81 33
unb Nnoeres. 235(
Marp 6 @eit unb @atte on Sba @e=
Der 1t II bid 4 Coates, Cooper &
SreemanS Qbb 12i
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24
(cNtSieu.)
Serbanblungen bes 8oaro Der
County gonrmiEdre BON
Stearrs gonntD,
Winneiota.
Office bes County Aubitors,
81. Glouo, ben s. Sftober 1901

Spesieue Seriammlun9 Dem IN Der @ns
bitors=S Office biuterle9ten sluirui sufol9e trat
Der Soaro suiammen; ale Wit9lieoer anWes
ienb, $. &. Meper ais Soriiser. Sin @e.
iu6 fir eineu 0iientli6en @raben in ben
Sowus Wtilwoob, Srain, Dat. ct. Wartin
unb Sprins Siu warb benz BOARD uorgele9t /;
beSglei6en cine Communication pom Sbeobor
Sriiner ais Nnwalt oeS Serrn Sobn Golden
ais elmer Der Yetenten fir senannten Sra
ben, in wel6er nm .3uriidSiebuns bes Sc
iudes an9eaanseu wurbe, mas man aufslntraS
sepGbrte. Slui weitereu antra9 warb baS
@eiud fir Gtabliruns bes Seuaunteu @ra=
bens permorfeu uno Der County gubitor err
iubt, Die Siir9en ;u bena6ri6tiseu, benz
@ouutp ale auslasen ST. erieeen, Die in Die.
Ter angele9en9elt e%ntitanben.
Nnf antra9 Sertagln9 sine die.
s.. s. Weper,
Soriiter bes Sparo Der County GommillGre
pon StearuS County, Minn.
SeitGtist:
I. &. @ruber, County =Quoitpr,
uno erzolficio Glert bes Soorb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24
TnnfelnaSelnen!

90 lit infer gorratb on fertisen Wtdnners
fleibern, Siiten unb &appen, ueberroten,
8el,rOden, S9ubeu, iiberbanpt an auem,
mas our @usiaftruns zines Utannes ooer
Rnabem notbmenbis 1T. aae nnlere sSaa=
rem merben brett aus ben Sabrifen be3oSen,
unb uniere greile limb 10 nieori9 an9elsgt,
baB sSbr Sud sar nidt belfen t0nilt. Sbr
miBt ~fauien, meun SIR uniern gs~aarenpors
ratb iebt. aaes, mas mir woaen, it, oaB
Sbr BET uns poripre9t.
47-ba @ebriber Gbelbrod.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24

Ser9uS TallS.- Ser Cons
bttoretsB BETTER Suer 9. Olion BON
8emibii, bat eine 8anterott= Yetition
TN biefiSen Ser. Staatens@ eri9t bin=
terleSt, In mel@er er feline 8eftGnbe
anf SO, 434. Sc, feline DISQUALIFICATION
auf 30, JAP. "a angibt, bod itnb pom
ben 8eitdnben 5000 BON Der 8eI6laa=
nabme fret.
Buffalo. = Ger ausemeine
Sanbelslaben BON 6. g. @ilbert MUIR
be BON @inbre9ern beimseludt, mel9e
Slantets, &letber unb S9mudla9en
i'm Wertbe pom $3.50 entwenbeten.
Ton ben Sbdtern bat man feline Spur.
Winona.-S ier mir6 laut Mitz
tbetluns Der Sanbelstammer elm sro=
pes Walsbaus erri9tet unb smar nit
ausmdrtisem &apital.
Sc tnnetonf q. = Ser nit benz
0afe Yarf 9otel uerbunbene Yapiusn
unb Der nit g. @eit' 8oatbaus per-
bunbene iinb bur9 Seuer serit0rt morz
ben; ber babur9 entltansene S9aben
lit nur gum Serinsen She'll bur9 Ser=
ii6erunS sebeft.
Nnnenbale. = Iuf Der Sasb
am uorisen Sonntas entlub iid su=
fduis bic Slinte bes 6. sc. Slid unb
seridmetterte einen Mrm bes Sreb Nel=
ion unterbalb bes guenbosens.
lle-Oer bier mob
nenbe Beter Simmers wobnte Mon=
tag NIT ieiner Srau benz 8esrSbnilie
ieines Saters Seinri@ Simmers in
ct. Seiepb BEL. = Sie 9intonuiue
Creamery 60. bat cine giienbabnpa<
%senlaouns 6ola pom 8atfins besosen.
C. &c. 9udo BON Nobles County
bat bic cine Weile BON bier selesene
Y0ppins Sarm gefarft un6 bieielbe
bereits nit ieiner Samilie besosem.
Oulutb. = gu gbren BON gr=
Senator gbarles u. Sowne fanb am
Mtttmo9 Mbenb Elm Nbi6iebs=B antett
ltatt, an wel9em iber 800 gerlonen
lie rpolitil6enS ntbeilnab=
men. Nebsn murben sebalten BON
8iaiam S. Srpan, Senator Sowne
11nb Wubereu. ct. g(oub NOR BEL Der
abi6iebsselesenbeit bur6 bic 5eren
S. Ut. Bennett IT,, ISM. g. Steiner
unb 9tid. &rdmer pertreten. Senntag
Ia6mittaS lit 9err Connie mad Seem
Yort absereit, 100 er fortan iein6eim
baben mirb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24

i.uo .9elieaslt nit unierem ct. Gloub Siesel
am Ia. OCTOBER 1901.
- /. $. s. Meper,
Sorlleer oeS Toarb Der County Is ommiiiart
Setdtiat
y. =. @ruber, County s9uoitor,
lnb ers officio Glerf bes goarb.
(S9luB in nGdlter Gummer.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24
Gin &rippel fit Das &eben.

Sobn Sasemeiiter, ELM ,poblbefannter Sar
mer nabe Beaufort, Mirneiota, mobnbaft
er5dblt wie Or. Downing ieineu Cob,
fIrirt bat, wel6er Elm bilfloier Grippe
mar, mdbrenb piele anbere Ner3te ibm fein
Silfs bringen fonnten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24

Dor fGnser als einem Sabre murbe meiu
Sobn Srsb Sa9emeiiter franf. Die biusuz
se,oseneu aerste fonnten ni6ts fir ibn tbun
nno wuroe isin 9eiben 9ronii6. Gr fonnte
ni6t 9eben, ia nt6t einmal a.fre6t iteben,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24

SonHte ielbItperltdnolt6 feline Nrbeiten per-
pi9ten uno bate beitGhbig groBe S1mersen
aussnteben. 0ir perlu1ten p~ielerlei Mebi=
farnente unb peridiebene @erste (Goftoren
77 - y, aber es murSe ni6t
beiier nit ibm. SD slarbte. ct piirbe seitz
lebeus elm Stripped blsiben. SIM april beiubz
ten mir Or. Somnina ben @bica9oer Spe=
sialiften. Wir ipra6sn nit mebreren ieine,
Datienten III leinem 8arte3ilnmer, mel6e al
lie IN Der Seilerun9 mcsen, eint9e Is9er, na6=
benz Die aer;te lie auF9eseben batteu. Or,
Ooip1Eing unterlubte msinen Sobn uno en-
flGrte, baB er ibm belfeu tonne. ySir emit:
i6toifen uns, troe friiberer WtiBerfolse, nod
einraal 81 periu6en, OBJ bteier 9lrSt ibm MIDI
belfen fOnne. Sett, fanf @o6en nod BE:
sin11 Der Sebanolun9 fam er nibt rur ami:
redt iteben, lonoeru er sebt, ldnft, bot feint
Shmersen, uerri6teT Ioieoer 9lrbeiten nnb ii
in ieber art III Der Seiferung besrifien. &r
limo lebr erfreut uno refommanoiran Or
Oownin9 alien Seiosnoeu irgeno mel6e,
Srentbett, menn aud ulemano anbeaS ibner
Siilfe brin9en fonnte. Or. Oomnirs beban:
belt feline Edtleuten, pou benen er 9laubt,
baB er tbnen ni6t beIfen fam, aber er beill
g,sie, nel6e bel anbesen aersten feaae Siiit
fcuben. Wein Sobu mare etn bilfloia Strip:
pei 9eblieben, mare ersli6t III Or. OaapninS's
Ssbaneluns %9efommen.
s B II So 9 eiHer,
Beaufort, Rinn.
Or. Sonnins, Der beriibmte Chicago Opt:
sialiit, pirb Oienitas. ben 30. Sctober, II
at. Sloub i'm 9rano Central Sotea lein, abe
MIR bis balb .orei llbr ua6mittass. Spre4
aettia Dor!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24
NprbsOafpta.

OeDtl9 {. 09drle5 y.
Yidett, mel9er iid, int bielisen DiIt=
riffs : @eri9t bes gtnbru9s in ben
Store pom eric epsne in gbur6 Serrp
idulots ertldrte, muroe auf bret Sabre
ms 3u6tbaus selan6t.
Sar9o.-@. 8. @tlbert, Msent
fir bic @lepatorbeitber Sadlon &
9ids in gaB County, lit pesen ON
sebli6er llnteri6lasuns uon Der Sir
MA seb0risen @elbern in Saft se=
nommen morben. Sein 9erb0r murbe
auf" ben %. Oftober feisseiett.
8 nb SORTS. = Inter Der
Mnslase Ser Sali@manseret lit BIER
am Oienitas SEQ. Slnitb uerbaftet
morben. Sn ieinem 8eiise fanb man
eine Nnsabl fali9e Ntdets unb Stem=
pei CUR 9eritelluns berielben. Setn
Sau mirb I'M Ser. Staaten @eri9t
sur 8erbanolung fommen.
8ismard. = Sobu O'Neile,
mel9er aus benz Staats 3u9tbaule
e~ntipranseu mar, mieber einsefansen
murbe, unb it9 i'm btelisen County,
@efdns nihe befanb, I'M bieier Sage
bortbta suradsebra9t gu roerbeu, lit
abermols entiprunsen unb bis iest
nod ni1t mieber ermil9t rporben. un=
ter Der anflase, S'Neil CUR Slu9t
uerbolfen gu babeu, lit nun Sranf
Smof9; Elm @d6ter inn County Sc
fdnsniB, perbaftet morben.
80 eobs.- Oils Der glepator=
Nsent Sobn Wc@uire am Mittmo9
Ibenp. NIT ieiner Srau in feinem l3im.
mer iaB, 0ifnete Elm masftrter 8uride
bic Stare unb uerlanste pom Wc@uire.
unter Sarbultuns ieines 8euoluers
beiien @elb. Serr Wc@uire bate
srpei %adete in. ietner Sal6e, zines.
Yapierselb unb bas aubere Silber nnb.
etntse tleinere Eapierselsi6eine ente
balteno, suiammen etme $50. gr
bdnbiste Dem Gduber bas, lestete aug
uno rsttete bamit bic erobe Goae Haz
ptergeib.
Gibbs afpsa.
6 Oas Alp( fir irriin
MICE Snbianer bierielbh lit fertissez
ltens unb pom Supt. 9ierce i'm Ramen
Ser Resieruns iberseben wOrben. Das
@eSdlibe lit zines Der fetniten im
Steate unb foltet S54, 600. SIS lit
bas einsise Srren=afpl fur sSnbiaaer
in ben Ser. Staaten.
9ierre.- @ouperneur 6esrieb
bot bic 8riiber Stts,unb @ultap Sage
pen gobinston Gountp, nsl6e mesen
norberii6en Insrifes ina 3uatbauie
FuBen, serabe einen Sag Dor Ablaaf
ibres Sermins besnabist, 70 baB tie
|uieber ibrer bigserli9ea &e6te tbeil=
fbattis merben.
O@anfton. = Sames 8. 9lain
unb 6enrp Blaine, Swet Snbianer uon
Der 9anftonsa Sentur, muroen unter
Der Inflase bes Pfereebieb itabls Dem
Ser. Staaten. 6 ommiiidr s. s. Wbite
porsefibrt unb pon bem,elben sesen
Steluns BON lie $500 8lrsidaft BEN
8unbesseri9t ibermieien.
6uron.- Wdbrenb Der Nbme-
ienbeit BON Srai &enn ipielten berer
&inber in Der &i@e, wobei lie Elm In
elmer gde itebenbes selabenes @emebr
%umwarfen. Oasielbe entlub iid, uni
fubr bic 0abuns einem etpa etn Sab,
alien &naben, Der auf benz Slur fab,
in bic 8ruit, i'm a~usenblid(t& t0btenb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24

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ARTERY ~ uARlsuu.
s,ne Weeks Winnowings OF News,
Novelty and Nonsense.

Novelty and Nonsense.
Patents have been granted to L. II.
Damon, Dexter, for perforator for printing
| machines; to q. III. Lamson, Portland, for
kite.
John Meagher, an old and highly re-
spected resident OF Bangor, died Wednes-
day after an,illness OF fifteen years. His
age was eighty-two years.
The Ashland house, Orcutt's store and
the postofiice at Ashland, were burned
last Thursday, and the store Of w. w.
Lane was badly damaged.
George w. Sanford, postmaster at
Bridgewater, committed suicide at Ex-
change hotel in Houlton Friday night, by
shooting. The cause for suicide is I'M
known.
The midwinter meeting Of the Maine
Federation OF Women clubs was held in
Augusta on Wednesday afternoon, in the
board of agriculture's room at the capitol.
The principal features OF the meeting
were the transaction OF routine bust
ness; the address of State School Supt.
w. w. Stetson, and the reception by Mrs.
John +. Hill.
Mrs. Harris Ames, of Bangor, watched
from her window last Thursday evening
for her husband, a driver for the Great
Union Tea Co., to return from his work.
She saw his team come up the street and
into the yard. The horse stopped in front
of the stable door. The man on the seat
did not move. Mrs. Ames went out, spoke
to him and reached up to take his hand.
He was dead. Death was due to heart
disease. MIR. Ames was thirty-one years
OF age. He leaves wife and three chill
dren, the Oldest aged nine.
Obadiah Gardner, of RockIand, master
OF the State grange, has announced that
the next session of the national grange
will be held in Lewiston in November,
this year. The voting delegates number
sixty, but these form only the nucleus Of
the great tbrongs that always flock to
attend a meeting of the national grange.
Twice the sessions OF the national grange
have been held in Massachusetts, twice
in New Hampshire. but never before in
Maine. State Muster Gsrdntr says that
the next meeting will oe a record breaker
in point of attendance He says there are
5000 grangers within easy riding distance
of Lewiston, and that all these will be
there. The chief event will be the con-
ferring OF the seventh degree, which Is
only conferred by the national grange.
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ting back their dead and wounded They had
their bayonsts and doctor told some of us
men. 'Those fellows have been up against tho
steel all right One man was shot nine times.
II was an awful sight, marching along the EN-.
oankmen,. picking our way over dead horses
and men. Ills terrible 10 hear the shrIeks of a
dying horse. Surgeons were cutting and slash
ing. amputa Ing. etc, under trees. the men ly.
Ing there. and never uttering n sound as the
knife probed for wounds. or the saw made Its
way through bones and flesh taking of leg or
ar arm.
"i cannot tell sou the horrors that took place
or the agonles of tbisst which officers and men
alike suffered. Men would lie down and say
Il am all In. fellows and faint dead away. We
would fight during the day and next morning
bury our deal. One man of my company died
of thirst. and we had seven mort die from dis
ease and wounds,
"The Russians committed Wholesale murder.
would call IL, numbering ipofronsive Chinese.
and their brutality never was and never could
be equalled as shown by them to the women.
They are ignorant and brutal, and | often felt
that would ike to dig in and trounee some of
them. feet like lighting, and unholy thoughts
enter my mind every time pass one OF them.
ave reached Peking at last. and the man who
Gays anything about missionary viii hit him.
They are a fake (eposgh saidl. Our duty is
hard. We are deiaered TO Il company, doing
police duty. We go on duty one morning at
O'Clock. sleep one night in quarters. then on
duty again, besides several calls which we all
answer.
"our first sergeant's name is Roberts. and he
belongs In Biddeford."