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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06

WHEELING. Va, aept. q Prank
Graves white. wna arrested ON "a
charge II marrying a. negro woman.
Irene May Taylor. of Pittsburgh.
The penalty undor tho West Virginia
laws Ia "a nuc OF 800 anu "a year in
prison
ltsN J a. Atklna. Who united tho
I've has also been arrested The law
HfeHefihsa u fine iu his eaHa Of fs0o.
Ma provision be- made for the pun
tshmsni ~ the rplorsd people Who
Ws1 into white families
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
MOVE.

COLUMBUS. sept G. - Clarence
Jones. publisher - tho Preas Pct.
haa said that paper tp his mother
f0r tioah09. aud says he now rents
the paper from her for 80 tay
Ia the future. tho publisher au
uouness lu printed statement. the
paper vii g. BON partisan. Hnd -
motto all BE- Charity and tndas
prudenrn Afra tpnrs wiii not per
mlt any - her employees 60 drink
iIqaor and All employees In the ed.
tarisl department will 20 required
20 have university esimgatiunn On
half the naf profits viil b. d.ntfihuts
"a among TIE employees ~ the paper
90 the Fourth q july and Christ
mas day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
PALACE

NEW YORK. sept st T. report
ID in real estate circles that Cha
NJ srhWah. president 81 The ats~i
trust. Ia the buyer " the New Yose
orphan Asylum block. bounded ~
Riverside drive. Nrst End avenuo
and gventy fourth street. the 81 .
~ which has Just been announced
achwah # T. Enid. win build =
palatiaI residence on tho drive. la.
Ing out the Wsat End avenue front
ago ~ the property a. % private pc Is
re refuses 20 confirm or deny the
report. The price mentioned ne thu
consideration FOR the asylum proper.
~ r. fssf. 00a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
GAGGED

sTEtnENVuI.E. o.. sept g.
Three prlaouefa IN tho county fatI
esrnped BY a daring plot carried eut
on Deputy sheriff slant Ma
tsrp. They jumped on him when Ne
vent O. lock them up fra cells =
the night its arms were held 80
hr could not shoot. and they RaRReG
hlm with q SHEET lied over his hea
They beat him into iuHonnibillfY and
robbed him - his key and IS IN
cash They Invited other prisoners
60 escape Wtth them. and fed. isaK E
Ing the key ia The door NJ other
prisoner Joined In the escape
Those ~ large are Hud Hattiu. in
dIrtrd far burglary. Frank 81
tuue. arrested on "a horse stealing
charge. and Wilson Kirtlry. eolered.
accused - robbery A reward of 81
each L. offered for their rcrapture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06

BUFFALO, \. v, sept s--At he
reception a young man was pressing
forward h shake the president 3
hand. HIS right hand vas nppaF-
entity dono up IN a handkerchief but
underneath the handkerchief re-
volvsr Vas hidden.
As he approached fhs president be
preferred MS ieft hand at the sans
time revealing the revolver in his
right
with a quick move he nrrd twa
shots.
The crowd gathered around -
rassing. hut Vas driven back by * :
position guards
Secret Service Officer Foster clasad
in on the assassin and grabbing him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
4 O'Clock

knoe ked him Down with a powerful
blow.
The police then inteffered. forcing
Faster hack. lie finally calmei
down
The police ana not aare remove the
prisoner from the Temple ~ Music.
a. the crowd on the grounds MAS an
xlasH O. Kill him.
rhe doctors now are working over
the president.
when the president fell be was
caught by Private secretary Crtsli-
0an and President Nithuru ~ The
exposition.
The shooting too place IN the Tenn
PIE II Music shortly after 4 o'clock
s hlie che president Was helding a re-
eeptiou.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
WHAT PaomIHENT CITIZENS saw:

ness. Is beyond my comprehension.
/ cannot believe that Mr. Mckinley
ever consciously DID a wrong o. any
one Ia his life
said Mr.. Frederick. af Frederic K
Nelson The news came as great
al1aek To me. The whole country Wiii
xFlevs over o.. AF Mckinley vas
a noble man. and hia attempted as
ataaiuatlon was a daHtardty act"
The mana gprleuts 81 tne Third
Avenue aud Seattle theat~rH an
nauuce that their houses win be
closed iu the event e President Ne
Einley's dying before the perform
ances begin. II the president -
still living az the time FOR the cur
tain 10 raise, perf0rHna will *
Eu as usual
Manager puxdair has called On
the ball game this afternoon. on &C.
count ~ the shooting q President
Mckinley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
DEAR, DEAR!

WASHINGTON. u G. sept e.
Airs. Reginald ne Kovsu. The elfe ~
the composer. and ~ ia the daugh
ter If former senator FarWeii Of chi.
caEp. l. stirring society In washing
ton y her nobby mule and daT.eart
turnout. she b a leader n swell
dom there. and has imifators by thr
score. but &c IL considered a question
tf society follows her IN thls resent
Innovation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
REAL CUTE

GUTHRIE. o. r. Sept C.-Muie
and Annie Red Buffalo. Seminole
sisters, are !u Iai here for conduct
Ing fake marriage bureau The
sisters advertised that they would
furnish 70 Seminole bride 20 every
white man sending s. and his photo
graph. Seminole girls. BY virtue ~
their Interest iu the tribal lands, are
worth from 5000 70 5000 apiece. Tile
photographs flowed In when the
girls had collected $3.50 fhoy went
70 Mexico and had good time.
When they came back they were at
rested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
". c. T. u.
ADJOURNS

TACOMA. sept E-The Western
Washington Womau's Christian
Temperate Union. in eighteenth an
nuai session here. reelected for the
ensuing year al u the old Office
holders. as follows
President, Margaret y. Plat. Col
umbia city vice president. Miss
Mary T. Page Olympia correspond
Ing secretary. Mrs aMrEarst e.
MunnH, Fremont. recording secre-
tary Mrs. Ellen X simis0n. Seattle
assistant recording secretary. Mrs.
Matte y. Graves Centralia. and
treasurer. Mrs. Mary N. Wade. Sc
attic
The final session Of the convention
u being held THIS morning and fa
mainly q business nature. Col.
hoiis address last night was the
FEATURE u the daWfH uFoceadfuga
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
FAR SEEING

people judge their expenditures by
the returns received rather than BY
arst cost. such use Peasc pianos.
knowing that they wear better under
all climatic conditions. hence costs
least in the end.
our stock Of ChIekaring. Kimball.
Peasc. Singer and other pianos viii
meet every critical demand ana our
prices discriminating buyers ideas ~
economy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
MAVERICK

LoNDON. sept s.-The I2th annIV-
efhafy ~ The Communication of the
If"n9nheing u sentence Of death up
on Mrs. MaYbrlcx has directed a.
tention 70 the number ~ fboae lssa.
Ing nsntea In that famous trial Wh8
hasf aiea' Including tho chairman n
W iiiasistrates eh0 committed Ms
o., y. Tor trial the chlef iuspee.
W "t poltees Who prosecuted IN 80.
p.''iaihafy INJURY che Judge N ~
80 2if james stephen. Lord puaz
h on klii0#en. Mr. Maybrle,sa
lurymen. " 'ns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
STATEMENT
Shat Asphalt Troubles
Are About Over

NEW YORK. apt. el-rho state.
rnent y published today that tns
warner Quinian Asphalt co.. Inc NJ
tional Asphalt 90. ana the trust.
have made a working agreement
which may lead 70 cgnsolidatlen arf
the peaceful settlement N H. CO.
test over The asphalt deposifs =
Venezuela.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
AUTOPSY of lOhn D. ely

Coroner liote performed an autau
49, last evening over the body II John
u. Ely, Who committed nuirlde ia the
borhrHtHr hoae Yesterday mornlns.
~ was found that tho muu died from
rho effects If enrhulln acid taken IN
trunilN The date or the fuuaf Il
has not been set
judge TalIman this morning grant
cd n divorce 10 Henry e.. E,knrt
from Pauline Eekart un the stoun !
of drHrrtlan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06

BUFFALO. y. Y. sept g.-Presi-
dent Mckiniey's party stsni thu
morning, In company with Mayor
Butter and an arm escort. visited
Niagara Falls and drove about the
city. After luncheon the power
house Nas visited. After returning
to the exposition grounds the presi-
dent was holding a reception ~ the
Temple ~ Music when shot
BUFFALO. Bulletin. The assas-
sins name is Frederick Neemau He
halls frorru Detroit. Is = years old.
and well dressed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
GONE TO A
higher BAR

LONDON. sept 6-Juatiea Mnr
ply 81 the irish supreme court is
dead IL Waa crown prosecutor 81
ID d famous Phoenix park murder
trials.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
INSURANCE
QUESTION or
INTEREST
Federal Court Jury Decides That n.
7. Company Must Notify OF Lapse

Late yesterday afternoon jury
In the federal court gave udg.
mrnt for taa.Nso against the Mutual
Life Insurance 60. of New York. iu
favor 81 q. B.. Hill and others The
suit Vas brought o. collect the poi
ieN On the lifr of the plaintiffs faith
81. capt. Geo. Dana Hill. who was
drowusd az Anacortrs nee. 1. lspl
The policy was for $4,000 The fun
amount IT the policy together With
the Interest Tor six Years. Waa Hurd
for The evidence showed that thu
decreased had tnvn uut the policy four
Years before his death. but that 40
subsequent premium was patd
The decision iu the case involved
very important point 81 aN.
whether or not am insurance rom-
pauy Is Required % notify policy
holdsr that hts policy has been iapa-
ID for failure Co pay premiums nhsl
due
When the time FOR the payment at
the second premium. April ~ lsae,
had passed. the company entered lht
policy on It's books as .larsed ami
forfeited No notice. however. ss4a
sent e. the insured aud au this
ground payment was sued f5f The
action which has just terminated.
was begun thrvc months after CapI
tiiiia death
When All the evidence had been
submitted both sides moved the rou
submitted both sides moved ihs
court Ter Instructions O. the iufY 90
bring Ia a verdict Tor their respect.
I've aidea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06


The court reserved for determine
ton the question az ta whether thss
policy Vas controlled IS New York
statute requiring certain notice 10
be mailed by the company 10 tho
insured that the policy had lapard.
II waa found that ths policy came
under that statute and that mo-
tiee VS. hot mailed However. the
policy itself stated that 20 mott t
vas necessary on thsss grounds. tho
defense fought ihr casr.
While the court reserved this paint
for future determination. assumed
Tor PURPOSES % Instructions 20 tho
jury that the New YORK statute au-
piled ia this case ard On such ahuw
ins fhe caNe was submitted. The
jury Waa instructed that the refusal
u 81 Ito pay the premiums when
due would not bind the PLAINTIFF
% TiID unless they we're fuzzy ln
formed that Hill had neglected go
pay the premiums.
t-pan these Instructions the fury.
- a base upon leading question 81
- found for the plaintiff. award
INK fun Judgment Tor - 900 and Tn
terest amounting 10 tpoao
III Senator John ~ Allen. Nha re-
presented the Insurance company.
stated today that The ease would im-
mediatsiy - APPEALED 90 the higher
courts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06

Another shipment Of Boys
school Euits. bought a. - au the
81 81 whirh mrans = saving ~
from q o. 90 3 nH on every suit
W have them nH los az 20 per
suit - g On. worth double.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
HOTEL BUTLER

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
Fall Shirt Waists

In black and coiurs chiefly inn
ported FiAnueis prices from
.... SLID 70 81. ~
Heavy French Fiannefsttr shirt
waists .. Ttle e. SLID
MeFEefikrd and plain aafreu
from St.f3 10 sz.25
These are lees than "a bHisss D..
prices being drummefH@ samples
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1901-03-09

Died of ty phoid fever Friday, Marcn
l, 1901, in Los Angeles, California
Helen Macfa, land. aged thirteen years.
youngest child of Mr.. and Mrs. ). u.
mcfarland, who have lived in Calitor-
MIA only few months. Miss kutn
Mcfarland remained in Lincoln to at
tend the university when her family
moved away. Her home is at Inc
Kappa Alpha Theta chapter house, her
grandparents old home. Miss jessie
>Macfarlaud is in Europe. Mr.. and Mrs
mcfarland. Miss Mcfarland and JACK
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1901-03-09
ROSES.
KATHARINE MELICK.l
For The Courier.

They grew on a tall, tall stem, 80
many OF them, and 80 red. Glare had
never seen such roses before. She had
never seen any roses, indeed. before
not any that she remembered. And
these were 30 wonderful, she thought,
with soft curling leaves. all folded over
aud over. What strange things they
we're, these flashes Of red that had crept
out, every morning little more, from
the soft green leaves to sparkle 10 the
sunshine. And now there they hung,
shaking softly on the long stems, "a
whole many Of them" Glare held her
breath when she looked at them, ard
wondered il they would fall off.
By ard by great longing came into
her little fiogers, to hold one OF the red,
shining things. Could she really touch
one OF the soft leaves? Would they
break? She reached up. They were
too high. She looked at them again
and slowly walked to the kitchen door
where her mother stood ironing.
Mother, can have q rose?"
Her mother was very busy. She turn
ed her head quickly and her finger
touched the hot iron. A quick frown
wrinkled her forehead, and she said:
"Oh, run away, Glare, and don't both
or mother
And Glare walked slowly away with
out looking at the roses.
Clare's mother went to the door and
looked after her. She rubbed the frown
out of her forehead with her burned
finger, but che did not feel the smart.
And then another frown came, more
wrinkly than the first. She looked very
angry with some one. but not with Glare
for che called gently. "Clare, come here"
Glare did not seem to hear. Her
mother left the iron standing on a little
lace edged apron, and went to the door
step. A very straight little figure in
gingham apron marched on before her.
A blue sunbonnet hung back by the
strings, down over two tiny brown
braids Her mother called once more,
this time very plainly. ''Clare, come,
You may have a rose, child"
Glare walked on. She heard and she
called back, without turning her small
head, II don't want any,"
Then her mother went back and lifted
the iron from the burned apron.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1901-03-09
Shoe Dept.

A LOT of Infact's Fine Kid Shoes,
lace and button, tan and BLACK,
good wearing ehoes, usually sold
at 75c, our price, per pair. .....5 SOC
A lot Of Children's Fine Shoes, as.
sor-ed sty lee, broken line OF sizes.
tan and blacke, button and lace,
sizes 9 to 2, worth up to 81 80,
choice Of the lot, per pair. DC
A lot OF Women's Fine Vici Kid
Shoes, one OF our late lucky pur-
chases and Just received, very
stylish, dressy shoe, worth 81 so to
s2.75, our price, per pair. .....$1.97
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1901-03-09

are in Los Angeles. Helen was sweet,
very bright. original and interesting
little girl. Her mother and father have
the sincere sympathy Of Nebraska
friends.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1901-03-09

Hewitt-Gruet has lost all his money.
Jewett-But thought he was a Ma
poleon Of finance.
Hewitt-He was, but he met a We'll
lington.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1901-03-09

Gregory, The Coal Man, 18th & U.
Mrs. E. G. Strobe has gone to Los
Angeles, Cal.
Mrs. Daniel A. Riser and Mrs. 5. +.
Cook will entertain the M. M. whist
club this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lippincott OF
East Orange, N. j., are guests OF MI.
and Mrs. Joseph A. Lippincott.
Company B of the cadet battalion gave
it's annual party last night at walsh
hall. Forty couples we're present.
Mrs. Ross Curtice and children, who
have been visiting Mrs. c. G. Burr IN
New York City, have returned.
Mesdames Winnett and Caldwell will
give kensingtons on Thursday. the 18th
and 14th Of March. in honor OF Mrs. U.
Va. Vale.
MIR. and Mrs. c. 1. Jones gave did,
ner Tue4da, evening in honor OF Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Lippincott OF New YORK
city.
Mrs. Burbank of Lexington, Nebr,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. M. Scott.
Woolens for spring. in at Paines, Visit
the tailoring department.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1901-03-09
A PISCATORIAL PARTY.


A suggestion for Lent. ANSWERS fur
nished on application to this Department.
|. Good to read by.
2. A household pet.
3. A number Of a quartette.
4. The prey OF the confidence men.
8. The ancestor OF the bayonet.
6. What the robin likes.
z. Part OF the foot.
8 Confidence men.
Q. Pretentious aristocracy.
10. Awkward ard green.
III. An evil spirit.
". Inferior to writing implement.
Is. A critical fish.
IA. The solitary fish.
ID A plump fish.
l6 Ungainly.
IL. A division OF a city.
Is. A color.
10. Two more colors.
20. A carpenters tool.
81. A shoes keel.
-. A captain Of fishing smack
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1901-03-09
New Suits. Waists,
Wrappers.

The sample suits Of two manufactur-
ers are on sale here now. They are
made with taffe.a and cloth Elton Jack
cts and novelty skirts, extremely late
styles. The prices named represent. q
discount OF ONE-THIRD OFF.
Heavy Percale Wrappers. sale price.
each 50c
$500 all wool Drese Skirts, fare
bottom, blue and black, sale price,
each. NATURALIZATION. 1919
Spring Jackets in Broadcloth. all
sizes and styles, prices range up
wards from. pc
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1901-03-09
Grocery Dept.

Grocery Dept.
Three Days Only Beginning Monday,
March II.
Fancy Crawford Peaches, per Id. g &c
Table Pears, 3 pound can. eacL .S11c
Rice, &c quality. this sale, per ID. &c
XXX Oyster Crackers. per Id. zee. Sc
Our regular 49, special Mocha and
Java Coffee, per pound. ..... I6c
Fresh Oatmeal, this sale. IL lbs. for. 2 Sc
Satin Soap. this sale, IL bars for. 25c
Maple Syrup. s1OO cans TIC, soc
size 43c, 34c size. .......... Csc
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder,
10. car, each. .............. 30c
Our Celebrated high patent Silk
Flour, this sale. SI.OO
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1901-03-09

next program would be given March is
at the First Presbyterian church, when
the famous violinist, Leonora Jackson
would appear.
On March 25 there will be called
meeting Of all active members at $50 at
the club rooms to nominate officers for
the ensuing year. Mrs. d. M. Butler.
Mrs. A. s. Raymond and Miss Annie
L. Miller we're appointed a nominating
committee. The usual informal ballot
will be taken, and delegates will he
elected to the national convention Of
musical clubs to be held at Cleveland in
May.
The next regular meeting Of the club
will be held on April l, the music to be
given by members of the third division.
The election of officers will occur after
the program.
The open meeting on April 10 will be
a request meeting. Members are asked
to send in the names Of those musicians
whom they would especially enjoy hear
ing at that time.
Mondays program.
Piano auartette Macabre,
Saint Saens; Mrs. E. H. Barbour. Mrs.
Ar. Mitchell, Miss Anne Stuart. Mrs.
G. E. Sanderson.
Scena and Aria Tomb scene-"Giuli-
eta Romeo" Vaccsj; Mrs. Edward
Lewis Baker. Substitute for Mrs. u.
A. Campbell.
'Cello-Elegy. Ernst; Miss Lillian
Eiche.
Strings and Piano-"Funersl March
of Marionetie," Gounod; Miss May Belle
Hagenow, Miss Agnes Brownell. Mrs.
Emma Hagenow, Miss Lillian Elche,
Miss Marie Hoover. a.
Piano-Funeral March, Chopin; Miss
Marie Hoover.
Song Cycle-"Iu Memoriam," Coler-
idpe Taylor; Miss Lora Holmes.
Mrs. P,V. Nj. Raymond at the piano
The Round Table met with Mr.. Greg
DRY on Monday night. Mr.. F. M. Han
discussed the "Independent voter and
his place 10 politics"
Miss Leonora jackson. the famous
young violinist, will give a concert al
the Fret Presbyterian church under
the auspices of the Matinee Musicale
March 1S.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1901-03-09

Art Goods.
Ooilies, each Ic
Tapestry cushion tops, each ......, &c
Stamped cushion tops, each. ....... &c
Baby Pillow Slips, each. .23c
Chenille Table Covers, each .40c
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1901-03-09

Queensware and House.
hold Dept.
Englieh Semi Porcelain in Open Stock.
Teacups and Saucers, six styles, per
Dinner or Soup Plates. were So,
sale price per set ................43c
Tea Pots, eight styles, former
price upward to &c. sale price,
Oyster Bowls, medium size. per set, 55c
Oatmeal Dishes. special, EACH. Sc
Wooden wash tubs. SOC size, each. &c
Gas lighters, the Csc kind, each. ....IIc
Wax Tapers, per dozen. &c
Incandescent Gas Burners, complete
with MANTLE. &c
Large candy pals. 15c goods, each. &c
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1901-03-09

Jewelry Dept.
Brooches, each Sci
Children's Band Rings, each. 800. Gel
Sterling Silver Novelties, each. go. I3c
Ebony Novelties, each. Gel
Ebonoid Brushes, each. .......23c
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24

Sabre Elm 10 unsepDbnli9es sSntereHe,
bab es pobl iebem 3eitunsslefer bes
2anbes erpiini9t fommen mag, bic
8annertrdser Der beiben Saftionsn in
Wort unb Bib Dor it9 gu ieben.
Der Mabors>& anbibat Der Mnti.
Sammanp 9auz Sampler, beKen Nos
mination 5uerft erfolgte, 9err Setb
Com, Fat ii9 ni9t nur als Prdiibent
Der golumbial lntperiit dt bon Seem
Yort in pdbagosif9en 8reifen einen
tueit befannten Rameu sema9t, ions
bern iid au9 in itdbtif6en abminiftras
tipen Inse!esenbeiten b~erpprgetban.
gr ipar pG6renb stpsier Sermine, 1881
Bis 1885, 8irgermeiit er BON 8rppts
lpa, 81. g., in tpeI6er Stenuns er bic
gipiloienit Srbnuns f0rberte unb
pi9tise 8erbeheruneen i'm S9ulz.
Poliaeiz unb SeuerlDf4tpefen einfiibrte,
Seine 4usbilouns erlanste 2op, BET
gesentpdrtte 81 Sabre alt lit unb als
Sobn zines prpminenten &aufmanns
bon 9rooflpn seboren purbe, auf Dem
bOrtigen Polpte9nii4en Snititute uni
Der Columbia uniperiitdt gu Seem
Yprf, mo ct 1870 als eriter Der &laHe
eraoutrte. Na9bem er erit i'm Sbees
Smpprtz9 ef9dfte feines 8qters cine
SteIuna betleibet bate unb 1875 Mtts
inbaber Der Sirma ~setporben mar, ers
fplste, pie erpdbnt, feline Wabl gum
Marpr bon 8rootlDn. 2otp unternabm
fpGter ausssbe1ntt Reifen in's @isz
lamb unb tpur6e 1890 prGiibent ber
aenannter llniperiitdt, tpel9en poiten
CT Bis ppr &ursem, als ct i'm Sinblid
auf feline domination gum 8iirser>
meiiter BON 9rob>Hep gorf reiienirte,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24

tnnebatte. Sur9 fem orsaniiatoris
f9es Salient. fein tiefes Difen, feline
brette 2ebensanidauung uno feline
S~iberalitdt Ger felbit f9entte Der Uni
perfitGt 1895 $1,OO0,OO0 fir cine
8ibliotbet) bat CT jenes Snftitut gu
ungsabnter 8liitbe enttpidelt.
Setb 2otp mar i9on einmal Der
8annertrdger Der Intt=S ammanDiten.
Gr ipar 1857 in benz neu fon1olibirten
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bamals nod 9an Wpd, General Sracp
unb Senrp George. Der furs Dor Der
gDabl tarb. Sen Sieg trug Der Sam<
marD Sail &anbibut Ban WDd. bdz
ppn. sSn 1899 mar 2pn elmer Der bier
Selegaten, bic bon ben Ser. Staaten
CUR ;sriebensfonferen3 na9 benz Saag
entianbt purben.
Gbtparb W. Sheparb bon 8rpotz
Ign, Der Mapors< 8anbibat Der Sams
manD San>S Organization, tpuroe 1850
in Der Stabt Sem Oprt gebpren. ST
abfplpirte cas- Neip gort gitp gols
lese, ftubirte bic &ebte uno puroe
1875 gum 8arreau augelofen. Seit
1890 1T = Mitslieb Der Mbnofatsnz
firma Par, ns, Sbeparb G Sgben.
Nm DffentIiden 2ebep betheiliste ii4
@beparb f6on in feinen Susenoiabren.
Ssine Gehnersabe, feline SGbigteit,
feline 9ebanten in prGsnante Sorm gu
tleiben, fem Sleib unb fein ernites
@efen babnten linn ben Wes gum grs
folae. Sein bermaliges Sabreseinz
fommer, pirb auf 100000 sefddbt.
Gbeparb bat eine Geographic Martin
Wan 9urens eef9rieben, bic elm literarr
1iitorifdes Wert erften &anges bilbet.