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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-17
S6wefa.

Germ. G;eiessntlt9 Der in Bern
hieIer Sage abssbaltenen 9rifttat5pI::s
fhsn Acknowledgements tpurbe au9 bas
~::5jdbrise 8;ipofs Subildum Dr..
Gbuarb 9erSoss entipredsnb s~sfeisrt
Ger Observation-Disclosures BON Sels.
berg tat an RE SepDlferung elm girtu:
lar erlafen, In tpel6em CT airf bic bic.
len Seuersbriinite aufmertfam maGt
tpslde burd nit 3inbbDlsern fpieIenb'
&inbsr perurfa9t tpurben, unb ertldrt
bob in 3utunft bic 8ranbperii9es
runssanftalt bic perfonen, tpel6e burd
Mangel on Nuffi9t foIfe 8ranbfdne
peruriaden belfen, beftrafen laffen unh
bon linen S4abenerfa b p.rlonsen min.
g d NJ p ). &ibnadt tpurhe pom
tantonalen f4pp5eriiaen S9ibenpers
banb als Sdibenfeftort fir 1902 BE-
set9net.
Sretburs. Sn ben eriten beibsr
Woden tes Monats September tpurber
aus benz freibursif6en Sbeile BEG
Wiitenla9s (@ulp) $50 Gsntnsl
3petfheen i'm 9eiammtpertbe Dor
5000 Srancs mad Bern, R~eusnbure
unh Sirt1 aussefihrt.
9afel. Ser FINITE SioniItenton.
greb lit fir ben 26. Bis 90. Se5embe,
1901 mad 8ufel e~inberufsn. Ma1
Torbau piro bas Sauptreferot balteu
iiber Die t0rperlide. geiItise uro pirtbs
fdaftlide 9ebuns Der Suben.
ct. 8allen. Sieier g le ftarf
tn !Sprn BEL Qrbon, tpo er 5on fsii
mebr als Is Sabren ieinen Gebsns=
absnb perbradte, naa nur br;itdsiss,
&rantbsit en- Iltersidpdde tar potl.
tetannte =9u4bGnblsr Sc pete,
Shsitlin i'm Glitter BON 92a Sa tsn. be,
apsitdltefte Stabtbiirser unb ier Iel=
tefte bes iib.r 300 Yerfonen g. 9lenber
@efdledts Der nS9ei!lin."
Margau II. 8or etma Sebn Sabrer
bate elm Observation-Disclosures in be,
NGbe bes beutisen Sanatcril:ms II
Rbsinfeleen aipei Sudarten Glnb I'M
bic Summe BON $500 Srancg 3efauft
4iirslid bat er baNelbe StiG nm BIZ
Snmme bon $4,000 Srancs b. iauft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-17

out ben L. yiopember pertdgt.
Giume. Seitens Der bieiigen po=
ltsei tpuroen Is troatifhe 4rbsiter, bic
aus Stocar dnlaneten unb ausnonz
bern noItsn. manssls Der nOtbisen
Sotumente aufsebalten unb na6 ibrem
9eimatbsorte surIdbsf0rbert.
9ra5. DGbrenb ueulid Ssrr
!9ittbaler. elm Mitglieb Der Diener
Ntabemie Der aInite, ben mad linn
felbft senannten rSittbaler Wes" er,
flomm, ftirste er iber einen Selserat
In ben @bsrunb unb blieb ouf Der
Ste1e tobt.
2em B g. Sn Der @emeinbe
Malnoip (9esirt Moseista) finb 300
Wobnz unb WirtbidoftsssbGub. ME-
bersebrannt; so 5amilien tpurben
brobs unb unterftanbslcs.
Reutitfaein. llnlGnst Rodts
bat cine 3iseunertruppe pnn unasfdhr
20 Yerfon.n bas Stotionssebdubt
9asenborf i~iberfaaen. Die 3iseuner
bransen in bic @mtslotalitGten, mos
felbit lie bic eiierne &oiIe nit @etpoIt
erhraten. Sn berfelben befanben iidl
lebigli4 20 8ronen, ba bic 9elbbetrGge
turse 3eit Dor Dem ginbru9 abseliefert
tpprpen tparen. Wls mo BEN I3ioeus
nern an ben Geib riidte, ergriffen lie
bic Slu9t. t3pei Der SbGter tpuroeu
perhaftet.
p g. Sm Sofe bes aanoesees
ri6ts purDen bic 8riiber @nton unb
Densel Slameda, 26 besiebunsspeiie
Is Sabre aft. bur9 ben Strans bonn
2eben gum Sobe sebra9t. sic batten
TN @erein init Der Mutter ibren Batter
ermo.bct.
&ei4enbers. Sier tpurbe bic
8%ddersfrau @nna 8lai9fe in ibrem
@Gderlaben tpbt in elmer 8lutla9e
aufaefunben. Ser 2ppf tpies cine tlafs
fenbe Wunbe auf. 4us Der @eIblahe
purben 300 &rozen seraubt. Nls Der
9hat berbd9tig tpurbe Der 9Gdereebilfe
Wenoel aaspar berbaftet.
Robr. Ser Wtrth bes Gfiibsns
baufes am untsrbers. Sobann SOM
mer, tpurbe Nahts boz, einem Mrbeite,
t5erfalen u1b tobtlid perlebt. Der
Gbdter bat fd seflidtet.
6 t. 5 obanr. Das gum Mns
benfen an ben S9ibenmaior aus benz
Sabre 1909. WinteriteIIer. i'm Oori:
3frhtprf errihtete 9enfmdI fpurbe
btefer Sage feierlt1 entbii1t.
Srtef. Sier 1T 9if9of Mnbreas
Maria Stert, u Sabre oft, nerfdiss
ben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-17
ten Uubrens Des xlteIs ,yfarrer- al,

ten Jubrens pes ElteIs rYfarrer- an,
setlagt tporben mar, purbe bonn S95f.
fenseri9t ~bieferbalb au elmer @eIb.
ftrafe bon flint Mart epentueG stpei
Sage 9aft perurtbeilt. Oas @eri9i
ertannte, bab Der Bef9ulbigte ni9t Be-
fuat iei, ben SiteI rpfarrer" gu fibren,
ba ct nur prebiser Der freiproteitans
tiiden Gemeinben fei. ,E,Esr
8Ibinsen. Sci @elesenbeit Der
30Oiabrisen Subelfsier bes bieiisen
@olfganssg rnitz 9pmnaiiums aei9nsz
ten bic ebemaltssn S9iiler Der Mnitalt
8ettrdse fir cine benz Gpmnaiium bars
5ubrinaenbe Sttftung. Na9 @erlaui
bon taum apei Monaten tparen fir bic
@tiftung iiber 1900 Marf einsesonsen.
Sas 8elb fpa nun fir bic Ser1teIune
zines Spiel unb gisplabes pertpenbei
tperben.
Morms. 2sbtbin itirste bier Elm
Neuhau elm, tpobet 5net Mrbetter setDbs
tet unb f:eben i9psr pcrlebt tpurber1,
Ser Giniturs ipar auf bic 8ertpenbuno
fhledten 8aumaterials, tn~sbeionbere
i6ledten M0rtels suriidsufibren. Ser
grbauer bes 9aufes, 8au=l1nternebmer
&erl Sartenba9, tpurbe berbaftet. Qui
Inorbnung Der Staatsontpalti6afi
unr bes srobbraoali9en Sberbau=
ratbs mubten au9 bic anitoBenben, hez
reits bepobnten breiIt0dtsen Neubauz
ten, bic bon bemIelben unternebmer En-
rihtet purben, fofort ssrdumt tperfen
ba fie fid in JoIge @%ernenbuns sleid
f4ledten Matertals in bebenfli9em
3uitanbe befinben. Das gauge Quo.
brat ion benz grbbooen slei9 ssma9t
foprhpn ~ tf -.as ~
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0ottes Sennuug.

b7es arienal Ctr. 81. eouts. yao.. aeb,. 80.
So bate perIaisbsntn meinsr Sreunb. Vaitor s6nta's
&srusns Stdrter s.sen %erUenIetNsu smpiObIsn unb aus
balten TIN fir sins ssnbuns Sottss. SO nebme ibn
INNER. menn i'd mott uno eleno fibls. uub meroe oann
setdrt, bapou. Sd m 8 nun nod iassn. bas Der Sottss
Ssssn ~perbtsnt. meldsr elm ioldes Dtiitel madt. beun Id
murb. Don 8 Der bsiten aerste b~sbanoelt, leiber obns 81.
fola, ab,r Der Stsrpsus Stdrtu turirte mid. s8sun Id
sans Sn&er pea sobss lbsr has getttI idrteb, 70 mdr.
ID bod nod niat ssnus. gpa Regnerp.
Scdw. S&msft.r Ybtlomena pon ben S&,peftern gum
suteu Sirten tn ct. qouis ertIdrt. BAT bte quite 8irtuns
pOn paftor S6nis's SsrUsn'stdrtr I'd aud bet elmer
tbrer S&wstsrx bewabrt haS<.
Or = cir Dertbpples BUD fur gerpeuIeioenoe
e. iuirb Seosnt Der eS oerlanat. Su9efanbt.
e. grHe erbalten eu6 bic Wte6iain umiouIt,
Siek Mebisir murbe felt bert Sabre 1916 BON beln
Soblp. Saitor aonia: Sort WG9ne. Sub. S~aberctiel
uab Jest inter isiner anpciiuug bon Der
kCENIG MEDICINE co., 81
SS8 Randolph ST., CHICAGO, lie.
Bet 9lpothefesn su babem fur
$500 ote GIafde, 6GIafGen fur S5.CO.
erabc $1.75. 8 fur $500. -,
i2n baben bel Dtartin Molitor. ct. @loub
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2aperm.

Mun9en. Die fdbtif6e bDbere
90hterfdule bat pro 1900 67,559
Mart pirtlide g%tnnabmen unb 1867
298 Mart nirtlide Musgaben, alfo cine
Reinuusaabe bon 37.738 Mart ergeben.
Die htefisen Terienborte. fir tpelde
I'm b~iesidhrisen 9ausbaltplane 5000
Mart etneefebt paren, baben tpGbrerb
Der abgelaufenen S9ulferien einen
Mebrauftpanb bon $40 Mart erforbert,
Der in erfter 3inie bur1 tie beuer er.
folete gtnrtdtuug elmer tpeiteren On.
Halt berurfaht par.-9as 2anbseridi
bat gum apsiten Male einen Tabrit,
befiber freissfproden, Der nidt sebulbet
bate, baB Der Sabritinipettor feinsn
Msa in bic gu inipt5irenbe Gabrit hura
ben fir bic Irbeiter beitimmten Gin
gang nebme, fonbern perlanst bate,
bab er bur9 bas Bureau eebe. Sas
@ert9t legte barauf gepi6t, bab burh
bas @erlangen bes Sabrifberrn bic Snz
fpettion foftif9 nibt beeinflubt NOR
ben fei.-9ie Wei6na9tsbult, pel6e
fettber in ben Mnlaeen an Der Sonnen=
ftraBe, beaiebunespeife am Ssnbiinser=
tbcrplabe absebalten tpurbe, tit fir
tiinftis auf bic aObleninfel perIest porz
ben.
8ambere. @or elm paar Moden
tpurbsn benz Senfterfabrtfanten RDf9s
Idub bon 6ier ouf btsber uraufqeflGrte
Dirt 1900 Mart in barren @elbe ae<
ftpblen, R0f9laub bat nun biefer
Sage In Golse bes @erluites ieinen
Ronturs a1semelbet.
@ria1aer. Ser Snbdter Der
btsitgen 9of< unb uniperfitGtsbu9s
bruderei unb 9erauseeber bes .grlans
ger Sasblatt," 6riB Sunse, lit i'm
Otter bon so Sahren geitorben.
2anbsbu t. Sier baben bic r.
nielide Spinneret ,inb spei Webereien
ben 9etrteb peientli9 einsei9rGrtt. 10
bab tpieoer sabtrethe Mrbeiter auf's
pflofter seieBt tpurber.
M iesba6 Of. Muf elmer Mabfdbrt
Stpii6en bier unb gmuutb perlor beim
Mbpdrtsfabren auf Dem gum Miner
i'm Sbal fell abfanenben 8erge BET
! Miin6ner Marinemaler Rnnae bic pe.
bale unb ftirste BEL elmer menbung ber
Strabe 10 unsliidltd, boB er fdperz
psrlebt Dom plose aetrasen tperben
muBte.
u irnbers 9. Die Soften bes
1euen, in Ingriff senommenen @as=
perfes trereen auf 100000 Bis g.
100000 Mart sefddbt.-9er Giiens
bahnabiuntt 8redt, Der nit feiner
Grau i'm @hef4eibunssproseb ftanb.
fat ieinem sierjGbrisen 3naben ben
gals abgefhnitten unb beFen 2eihe
bann in ben 2ubpisstanal setporfen.
Gr felbft leste fi4 barauf Bel gber'
barbsborf ailf bic Sdieneu unb lief
iih iiberfabren.
Roenbeim m. Sn elmer Ra6i
IDite fi5 bas am re9ten sSnnufer Ge
Sofleithsn befinbli9e nit etpa 25 g..
bitmeter 8ruditeinsn belabene Stcin
transpo,iF9iff bes S9tffmifters Ndf=
bauer BON Waherburs bpm Seile unt
5eri6ellte am re6ten ufer Der Giien=
babnbriide.
M n 3 3 a. Sns S6ntpf
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-17

Sic 6 | tp o b ner;a q
BON Nprbzg arplino besifs
fert ii9 auf 1,S93,S1O Perforcn, bc-.
unter 93s,677 mGnnIi9en uEo $751;
1853 ,p:ibli9sn @efdledts. Ser StdoI
sGhlte nur 1892 IuslGnher; er batt'
63O.207 niGt our psiben aaiIe sc:
b0rige gintpu6ner, porInter 624.46s
Neser. 56s7 SnSianer unb 81 Chine
fen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-17
keue GrFnbuns fir Slutbereiituns.

Tr. 6. 8. &arner's COMPOUND
Of iepen Cures, bas beriibmte Witiel
sestn 8rtbs unb se9en ole Sout=
unb glutfranfbeiten, pie bnrd ge-
ribrune. NiitteluriaGe ooer e,bli@
ne,urla9tiinb.
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GrofGer;.gtJ.v1 ScCea.

Oarm It a b t. Sic Ssf.icn Gdrmz
ftaot tes SceupolDtluts ndtm unz
lGngit tie G~tnDeibrne tes bon i5r err
bauten Selsbergtburms ror.
Q.l aep. Ger frei2rotefton!ilGc
@eiffIife 8udfath. tA Deoen nnbsfuo=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-17
2Ne&feneuZa.

S96nbers. Ser 2ebrer Mrsuit
Bremen, tpelder tie Expedition nod
China als SreipiGiger mitmadIe urb
an ben metIten Spero.ionen bes beutz
fdsn 5.eres baielbft tbeiinabm, 1T
poblbehalten suriiegefebrt uno nieber
in ben Shuloienlt einsetreten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-17
Mneebenbe unb idone 0eidtcr.

unreinte glut peruilaht Iiherlih
Ninnen uno roube Saut. Or War=
ems COMPOUND Of 'epen Cures, Der
aroRa,tiae e'ni Srneuerer. maht Ell.
ne raube Scut sart unb ld6n.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-17
0f0en6ura.

OIbenburs. Der &utider bes
Roblenlieferanten Saf9ner, Mi9ael
Sremmel. tpurbe, als CT NIT benz Wa>
gen in 8rennberg Roblen bolen tpoIte,
auf Der 2anbftrabe erf4lasen unb iet=
ner 8aarf9aft Don 48 Mart beraubt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-17

gebIattel reDr Dem Da5u gst,ut...
Grunobeib sing I'm zen preis rcf
$4,000 Wtart in ben @eiib bes 5ri,
BERN aonitantin b. gebiattel, anr'.
manteurs bes 8. gbepauleger= Icgi-
ments in Saargemiinb, iiber. @r
mebr als 100 Sabren mar tas S9lc'
fdon In benz 8efib Der Samili, Getia.
tel, sins aber bonn in YriDattGnbt
iber.
Sraun It E n. Ster fanb tieier
Sage bic amtlide uebersate bes netln
benz 9abnbcfe neuerbauten pOft9sbdgs
bes ftatt.
ArtH nrr Rbri,1pfalt.
. Irtbeim m. Oa6ier ipurce tie
grri9tuns elmer SanitGtsfplOnne be.
fdlofen; % Jeuertpebrleute bab:n
freipiIig ibren 8eitritt ertldrt. Ser
Stabtratb betuiuiete biersu 100 Mart.
9omburs. Die Staatsresierune
bat nunmebr bic Qnslieberuns ben
Realiaulen an bic bieiige 2ateini9u1e
senebmigt. Der Stabtratb bot baau
fofort bic Mittsl b%spinist.
10 6 n b a u. Der 4rtinerift Satob
3reiielmeier aus Redtenba9 Bel Berg
5abern sebirtis. purbe bon elmer bon
etnem Wasen berabftiirsenben 8obrs
mafdine i'm Gepi9te bon IA gentnern
erfdIagen.
g irmaens 8. Redts brad In
Der Ndbe bes itdbtifaen @lettriaitdtss
tpertes Seuer aus. @s 1T btes ber
rteunte 8ranb innerbalb brei Wohen.
l1nspeifelbaft liest 8ranbitiftuns Dor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-17

u4arIano" Sctcu uno Nan9eS
erbieltsn ben erlten Freis auf Der y,
riier Nrsitelluna in 1900.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-17
prnpt.1 meHfnle.t.

prnpt.tt a1eItfnles,.
9 p9oIt. Ser Sberfetunbaner
Wilbslm 1rba9, Sobn zines Sabri>
tanten, itiirate 10 unsIiidli9 auf Der
Rennbabn bes Sportplabes 9eibefelb,
baB er einen ShGbelbru9 erlitt unb
nab penisen Minuten itarb.
SortmunD. Dieter Sage mel
bette bic r8orufia=B rauerei," beren
Sn5aher 9ubih fih Dor &uraem er=
fdob. bic 3abIunsssinfteIuns an. 9is
Paifipa belaufen iih auf 100000
MurL.
$a9feu.
DRESDEN. Die b~iesidhrtse Bug,
t~agstonette, tie benz 2anbesperein fiji,
Snnere Mifiion 5ufGIt, ersab einsu
8etrag bon runb 22,100 Mart. Sie
bisnt our l1nterftlbuns Der &nftal.er
Der Snneren Miiiipn in So9ien.-Sis
Oresbner 2ebreriGaft ertldrte fib mad
einem Wortrag bes Sebrers S6on5e
Der bic Sausaufsaben Der S1ultinle,
als einsn alien Sopf beaeidnetc. ala
pGoagosifd:n, fo6ialen unb brsi.ni'
fGsn Grunbea fir mOgliGfte S.i9rGn'
flung Der 9ausarbeiten in ZEN Sbers
tlaifen uno fir ibre 9eleiti3uns in Ger
nnierflaiien u%nierer .8oltsi@ulen.-
Sas S9neiaer 8unDesgeri9t betuii-
ligte tie @uslieferuns Der com Inter
fu9unesri1ter in Gresten fpsgsn fe-
tr;ioerifhen 9anterotts Derfolaten uni
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-22
CRISIS ON IN VENEZUELA
VITALITY NECESSARY THAT AMERI-
CAN INTERESTS THERE SHOULD
BE PROTECTED
RAPACITY OF THE OFFICIALS
United States Government Must Act
Promptly, and Perhaps FOrcibIy,
if 1t Is to Pc Checked
Battle Reported.

PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad, British
West Indies, Jan. Il (via Haytien
cable).-The arrivals today from Vene
zuela confirm the reports of the existence
of critical condition of affairs in that
republic. A former Venezue' an minister
asserts that the politicians at Caracas
are making determined raid en- tie Ber-
mudez Asphalt company. He adds that
they tried it before, on a modest sea lie,
squeezing $4,000 out of the company,
when United States Minister LOOMS ro-
tested, and stopped further action Ct this
description. TIE government, the m mis-
ter also says, listened to reason then,
but has now lost it's head through greed
and offers to restore the companys prop
erty for 81, 100000, although it is said to
have been Illegally taken by a dictator
ial decree. In addition. the a sert'cn is
again made that if foreign governm ents
permit the action of the Venezuelan au-
thorities to pass without some p: otC S.
all foreign investors will be driven from
South America, for the latter claim they
are always being illegally plundered. In
this connection the assertion is made
that no former Venezuelan government
would have dared to act as this one does
toward Washington. 1t is explained that
the Venezuelan authorities are counting
the Discrimination of strong nations
to coerce weak ones.
THE SEIZED STEAMERS
At the office here of the Orinoco. COM
pany, whose two steamers. we're recent
seized by the Venezuelan authorities, tho
manager says the British minister at
Caracas, Mr.. Haggard, has inf rmad
the American minister that the British
government will not protect the company
because It's shareholders are Americans.
The company is said to be losing heaVl-
ly through the seizure of the steamers.
INSURGENT VICTORY.
The commander of the French cruiser
Suchet stationed at Carupano, for the
protection of the large French interests
in that vicinity, reports that disturbances
are increasing.
The insurgents of Venezuela have just
gained a battle near Guira.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-22
WASHINGTON NOTES.

ashington-President Mckinley has
almost completely recovered from his
illness and was in his office at the usual
tlme this morning. His work for the
present, however, will be confined to
such as requires immediate attention and
ne Will receive only such callers as
nave urgent business with him. Mrs
McKinley's health is quite good.
The comptroller of the currency has
appointed David B. Lyman the presi-
dent CT the Chicago Title & Trust Co,
receiver of the Third National bank of
chicago, vice H. w. Jackson, deceased
The house committee on coinage,
weights and measures continued the
hearings on various gold bills before it.
representative Overstreet was heard. He
IS the author of one of the bills be-
fore the committee.
The house committee on military af-
fairs disagreed to all the senate amend
ments to the army reorganization bill
and authorized the chairman to move
similar action in the house which will
require conference.
The members of the house committee,
appointed to investigate nazing at West
Point; were the recipients of general con-
gratulations upon the thorough manner
IN in which they had probed into the haz-
ing practice and especially upon the
voluntary action of the classes in pledg-
ing themselves to abolish hazing SO far
as they were concerned.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-22
Norris News.
MORRIS

MORRIS. Mimi, Jan. 21.-(special)-
Father ]. NJ. Cieary, of Minneapolis,
lectured Monday evening on the Passion
play. under the auspices of the Epworth
League.-On Thursday occurred the death
of Michael Dewane, of Horton township.
The deceased was in his fifty-third year,
and has been a resident of the county
since 1876. He leaves a widow and six
children.-At the Woodmen county con-
vention for the purpose of electing a
delegate and alternate to the state con-
Vention, which convenes in st. Paul on
Feb. 10, David Long. of Morris, was elect
ed delegate and ]. H. O'Brien, of Chokio
was elected alternate.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-22
Gratis on the ticket, which created

ocrats on the ticket, which created
amusement.
1t was decided that Senator Ives should
make the nominating speech for Judge
Nelson in the senate today and that Sen
ators DAILY ana McGovern should second
it. In the house Judge Nelson will be
placed before the members by Repre-
sentative Hickey and Representative
Martin will second the nominate n.
The Republican members of the house
and senate will stand by the men they
nominated for the two senatorial posi-
tons and unless there should by some
very remarkable change in the situation.
which no one apprehends, Senator Knute
Nelson will go back to the United States
senate as his own successor fer anoth r
term of six years and Gen. Moses E.
Clapp will be sent AZ the successor OF
Senator Charles A. ToWne, who was ap-
pointed by Gov. Lind to fill out that part
of the unexpired term of the late Sen
ator Davis, which should elapse before
the election of a permanent successor
to him.
On the joint ballot the Republicans in
the legislature have 140 votes and tho
fusion members AZ, so there is scarcely
any chance Cor a contest today, since
the majority members are not at all like
ly to get in a squabble over either Of
ID6lr men. Inc matter mas p0Sn SoCG 6U
i'll caucus, Gen Clapp having received
the unanimous nomination of his par
and Senator Nelson having teen indor. e.
and reinforced half a dozen times
Senator ]. D. Jones has been deter.
mined upon by the Republican TO present
the name of Senator Knute Neson to the
senate today as the candidate of His par.
ty to succeed himself for the long terri
and Representative Ward will do the
Lcnors in the house. 1t has not been de
cided who will present Gen
Clapp's name in the house, but Senator
T. D. Sheehan will no doubt nominate
| him in the senate
Third district people are persistent II
their determination to have Jens X
Grondahl appointed state librarian, and
are rot yet content to abide the partia
refusal which Gov. Van SAINT is said tC
| have made to their entreaties. A dele
cation from the BiXby district waited or
| the governor yesterday afternoon with
this burden weighing heavily upon the;1
| hearts.
| G. w. McCree, of the Fourth ward, 1.
making a strong pull for the Apo ntmen
| of deputy OIL Inspector in his district
A committee of his friends, among whom
were fifty employees of the Great North
ern, where he had formerly worked
waited on Gov. Van SAINT yesterday ant
Urged that Mr.. McCree be given tlt
place.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-22
new CHARTER IN. DULUTH
PROVISIONS LIKELY TO
CAUSE TROUBLE
BROKEN BY CITY OFFICIALS
Health Department Alleged to Have
Exceeded Its ApprOpriatIon-AI-
derman and Fire COmmissiOn-
err Sell Goods to City.

DULUTH, Mimi, Jan. 21.-An interest
Ing test of the provisions Of the new
Duluth charter regarding city officials
who sell the city goods, or heads of de-
partments who exceed their annual ap-
preparation, is being made
H. Z. Mitchell, VINO runs the Tribune,
has been bitterly opposing the smallpox
scare, for which he thinks the city
physician largely responsible. He has
found that the health department, which
was limited under the finance agreement
to $4,000, had spent $4,000 and is still at It,
Also that Aid. Trevillion, who runs a
grocery has sold large quantities of
goods to the health department, though
the charter says no city official can do
SO, and that his bills frequently amounted
to more than $780, though under the
charter no bill of goods exceeding $500
IN cost shall be bought without advertls-
ing and bids thereon. Also that Fire
Commissioner Abrahamson, who runs a
clothing store, was in the same boat as
Aid. Trevillion
Now, parts of the new charter were
especially framed to meet just such cases.
one section says no department or officer
OF the city, except the library board, park
poaro and water board, shall contract or
create any debt against the city. An
other section provides that in case anv
oncer-such as City Physician Robinson
1ol Instance small Illegally create a debt
no committee of the council shall APP
prove any such claim unless it shall have
previously been authorized by the
council. Still another section provides
that any act not in conformity with the
above sections shall constitute a INSIDE
meanor and a fine and Imprisonment are
given as the punishment But the health
department has created such bills and the
council committee has approved them
apparently with no previous approval OF
the council.
Ihen again the charter provides that
no olncer or employe of the city shall
vote for or make any contract between
the city and himself, either individually
or as part of corporation, ETC., and as a
penalty for violating this provision his
ONCE shall, by the very fact of his il.
legal action, become void and the city
may recover any moneys paid him or his
associates by a suit of law
To make all this matter still more per.
t1nent and embarra ssing the charter has
other provisions. Section 10 saws that
any offlcers who shall wilIfuIIy or negli-
gently violate any provision of the
charter shall be guilty of misdemeanor
and shall be punished-when the punish
ment Is not otherwise provided for-as
mlsdemeeanors are punished by the Grim
1nal laws of the state, and on conviction
snail forfeit his Office and be liable to the
city for any amount lost or any damage
suffered by reason of such violation.