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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-10-07
MUST GET NEW DEFENCE.
Chinese Can Not Work "Sleep" Gag
Any More.

Eleven Chinese were in the police
court today to answer to charges of
having been present where gambling
was conducted. All but two of them
pleaded not guilty. One of the defen-
dants said that while he had perhaps,
been in the room where the pal kow
was being conducted, he was not actu-
ally present at the game, for he had
been sleeping in bed.
Deputy Sheriff Chillingworth stated
that, when arrested. the man had not
even known where his hat was and did
not know anything about the location
of the various articles in the room SO
could scarcely have been at his place
of domicile.
About four or five months ago." re-
marked Judge Wilcox "a Chinese who
was accused of gambling said that he
had been asleep at the time of the ar
rest. The court gave him the advan-
tage of the doubt Since that time every
crowd of gamblers has had some one In
it, who has claimed that he was asleep
That defence has been worn out and II
does not go any longer. I find you al
guilty and fine you $40 and costs each
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-10-07
TIE TERRITORIAL SEAL
IT'S FIRST OFFICIAL REPRODUC
TION.
Similar to That of the Republic But
Differs From the One Familiar on
the Hawaiian Coins.

The session laws of 1901 have just
been issued and contain the first Off
cial reproduction of the new territorial
seal. The act defining and adopting
the new seal is act No. 16. 1t follows
word for word the phraseology of joint
resolution of the legislature of 1896, by
which the great seal of the Republic OF
Hawaii was adopted, except that the
words Republic of Hawaii are re-
placed by the words Territory of Ha-
wall, and the date 1890" in the char
acters of the Arabic notation replace
the date "MDCCCXCIV" in Roman
numerals.
So that while the new great seal diff
fers very little from the great seal of
the Republic. it differs very materially
from the old coat of arms and seal of
the Hawaiian monarchy The old coat
of arms retains its place, but the sur
mounting crown is replaced by sun
burst, and kahili in the center is re-
placed by a star. The supporters in
the monarchial coat of arms were two
helmeted chiAs. In the territorial seal
they are the tiguTe of Kamehameha L
as he appears in the statue in front
of the judiciary building, on the right,
and on the left the figure of Liberty
wearing a Phrygian cap and holding
the old Hawaiian flag. The dec@ations
pendant from the coat of arms in the
monarchial seal are replaced by a
Phoenix rising from the flames, and an
elaborate design of taro leaves, banana
foliage and maiden hair fern in the
new.
The old motto "Ua Mau Ike Ea ka
Alma ka PonO" is retained. The old
coat of arms is familiar on the Hawai-
ian coinage. The new has not yet had
much opportunity to become familiar
as vet
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-10-07
HAWAIIAN PROPERTY SUIT is
DISMISSED.
Iremea Left Real Estate and Debts and
No Heirs-several Judgements Are
Filed.

An ejectment suit in an estate with
out an heir came to a sudden end in
Judge Gears court at noon today, be-
ing thrown out of court because 1t was
not properly brought. 1t was the suit
Of one Kolohaiole, administrator of the
estate of lremea, against Hamea and
Malupo. The proceedings in the case
showed that there were no relatives or
heirs Of the deceased existing and as
the administrators suit was held to
have been wrongly brought, it was dis
missed.
-. A. Wilder appeared for the de-
PENDANTS and A. G.. Correa for the
plaintiffs. Wilder moved a non-suit, on
the ground that an administrator had
no power to bring suit in ejectment.
He was preparing to give authorities,
when Correa stated that he did not ops
pose the motion. He said that he had
not brought the suit or prepared the
papers and didn't think such a suit
was legal either.
Gear promptly dismissed the case and
suggested that the heirs bring a suit
FThere are no heirs at ALL" said Cor
rea only a few creditors"
The estate consists of piece of land
in Kunawai, Honolulu. situated on the
prison road. 1t is held by Hamea and
Malupo under a. claim of ownership
and Kolohaiole got letters of admins
tration on the estate and began suit to
oust the claimants. The creditors may
now sue.
Judgements were filed this morning
in a number of cases decided by Judge
Lfttle. In the case of J. l.. Howland
VS. Byron o. Clark the judgement of
SAT- Is was filed, with costs at $20776,
the high costs being on account of in
terest four years back on the amount of
the Judgement. Judgement for $4,000
for plaintiff in the case of T. W. Ho-
bron VS.. c. 1. Held was filed with costs
at s66.50. In the case of the Honolulu
Investment Company against M. K.
Unauna, ejectment, judgement for
plaintiff was filed, with costs at $40.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-10-07

fhs r,Hr Owes Three Defendants
aa.as Hsvef-r- f-snr chonr Losses
If.. Iaaufanee Money.

lHH~r fiafr Ihls n1rrinr gave deci-
4H FarHuifne He muuon for "a nom
Htf be- .sea NJ harrison vs.. Ma
esH if he decision was a par-
rf .fefs sr lh- defendants Msgoon,
1f.-ftatar .nH Miss Lamb as the
frrf Ir conclusion that the
rerr lf Hf. rrnrFr from them. under
ttaH lHH Hsufraet Harrison s suing
ntaHa fi1 uot give power tJ
afaH nfa anrH a Hnnffact The De-
-sasnt Fhles bees signed the contract
ARA Has lHrf-fore respon-
atae sf O. ts af th- lefendants nad
---fe-4 -h- rioney naid ~ Harrison
Hsi'irf f9r ~ tne cuntfnct. how
a- aHrf refHsel te 1lamiss any
~ s-H
h- sn@ br1uvht under the
safs+nfs Haeey cur- contract The
.fr lisa lfr-sdy been ts the supreme
.-Hrf nns.- fna had trlsi resulting in
l.ser-ena-Ht af the jBry at The last
-rsa ~ ceHrf G-sT's decision this
rsar-Ifns rners th- way FOR GOOD deal
isr- f eafen. ~ some ~ The de-
r-FasNfe seem 90 see a way out now.
after ulafure consideration have
aa.Hs- t1 the csneiusfon that u it was
sf-Hrlv e. uisfter ~ the authority Of
rhrsa fl4r-Hfaafsf fEemts o. make the
.-Y-trsrf 1rffh Hsrffsen the motion FOR
r.lsff-oulf araufd haVe o. be- granted
-sefi ~ csurf - 90 not consider
fenf the -sntrart was authorized by
~. .losef " attorney offered in evi-
i-.fa- Ffaf The CONTRACT IN evidence
ss-ser -hsf fhe $50 pounds were paid
- b. a1sintHs and received by The
--r-Fasnfs ~ th~y have received the
la.rssrfs - th- CONTRACT u - a question
a.t4fheT fhry are not bound by IT,
ateraaf t lr1s authorized or not
sFfsy4-V HsHou Tor the defendants
.s.rf -fif-a haf under The courts ruling
rrtf urapsr Tor Harrison 90
a--ze -se4rsf the afnount ne had paid
a order IN neafd contract and not
r4- f-flse~s und~r The ontraci. he
-aea ~ I-f-raanrs were willing 70
fs~-if fhaf hey nad reeefved money
.-.-a--f n rrasia eHntrsct, they were
..-i--a fs r.sfg j. narE
II rr arsa ~ Long Shee against
~ -syT Z~sfsnd Insurance Company
J.a-a s@r- -1sfsfn-5 motion for a
r-sr-raH rn the around that the
rs,rF ~ qaf1e hsd not been made
ri,4 sasfnfT clafraed thaf he had
f,s-fi sa~Hn-a In guaTsntine after
~ F.vfr1~i ~ ~ hs property, but
r+a 1sfE s 1e not =ufheient reason
r4- 4. ffure t9 prove lose
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-10-07
SHAMROCK III WINS AGAIN.

Another race between the Shamrock
III, Pirate Skip and MyrtlOwas held
yesterday The Shamrock III won
skipper Cunha has obtained quite a
speedy craft in this boat, and says he
can beat the third class boats again.
The course was about 10 miles and was
won in / hour, 36 minutes and "a Sec
onds. the Pirate being second, Skip
third and Myrtle last.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-10-07
MURPHY CLUBS WORK.

The Murphy Club gave an excellent
entertainment on Saturday evening at
Murphy hall. There was a large atten-
dance and the programme was long
one. full of good features. The club is
doing very successful work recently
having secured eight new members as
pledge signers during the past week.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-10-07
CIrPID,s PETS MAY STAY.

United States Agricultural Commits
sioner Jared Smith received instructions
on Saturday to allow the landing of the
pets brought by Prince Cupid from
Australia. The instructions state that
birds and nimals which are to be kept
in captivity may be admitted to the
country. Smith is warned, however,
against allowing the California linnet,
the nglish sparrow, rabbits or other
rodents to enter the country.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-10-07

aHrl Der4bar f-The Amy Turner
W la.. rrarr.rs.la' Lime. Cfptsin Wa1land
-rrsaF lr Tuead4y after voyage OF
Iata 1rineing ~ passengers
.f- r16 Fias Wmlsnd Mrs }. O..
r Nrflf Ward VII and three
fa-a1
4,.a4araf .F,,q Charles nelson line
f'.-r.l-f- f,ia~rstrurn m-rived september
,.anfv IHg from Eureka laden with
fe.laF .usrYa1 and posts.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-10-07
HALEIWA LUNCH PARTY.

James O'Connell, western chief of the
post office registry division and wife,
and his brother j. II. O'COnnell, We're
the guests of Louis Kenake and Sup
erintendent of Railway Mail Service
Carr oil the local postoffice at a luncheon
party at Haleiwa, Waialua yesterday.
The Mrs. Alice Hutchinson, of the
Honolulu dead letter office, was also in
the party. The visiting officials are to
leave for San Francisco on the Sonoma
tomorrow.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-10-07
SEMI-WEEKLY STAR.

Honolulu people who are going
abroad can have the Semi-Weekly star
mailed to any address for the small
sum OF twenty-five cents a month. The
semi Weekly Star contains all the local
news of impo. tance, besides the daily
sock quotations are published.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-10-07
4 PRUDENT MAN.

In these practical days prudent man
consider &C. of the welfare of his family
and himself, is not without some KIND
of life Insurance in a safe and well-
MANAGED Old-line company. Life insur-
ance has become one OF the best OK
business Investments and 1t. should not
be forgotten in payment of premium
that the longer the policy is continued
the greater becomes it's surrender va
lue. Insure your life in the Provident
Savings. A Newhouse, resident man
ager; office: 1916 Progress Block.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-10-07
REALS NOVELTIES.

The Art Nouveau and Silk Tapestry
effects in Beal's 1902 line of wall pa
pers will exceed anything ever attempt
ed in Honolulu heretofore. The line is
exclusively controlled by Beal and the
prices are all right.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-10-07
- 1919 WEDDING.

mo Ocf9ber THE wedding Of X.
Scott nfuagrf " the Hilo Hotel and
lfssl M4ffe E0DDe Will be solennized
1fn9~fow evening Saturday by the
Fa a CruzFn in the parlOrs ~ the
.rrlf r1refgu church parsonage.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-10-07

Carnarinos California Fruit Market is
he p48ce FOR ice house delicacies
Fearythiner ne- california market af-
forde ~ his season OF the year can be
roGrfG ~ CamarinOs'.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-10-07
STRONG AND GARFIELD SHOES
NOW CHEAP.

The whole of the Completely assorted
stock of Strong and Garfield shoes for
men is marked down from $500 to
AIS at the Corner Shoe Store, Fort and
Hotel streets.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-10-07
PRETTY SLIM DIET.

Nearly a thousand Boer prisoners will
reach Bermuda early next month,
where they may gain new strength by
assimilating some of the succulent
onions of that favored locality,-Boston
Transcript.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-10-07
DOTTBLEs YOUR DOLLARs.

No one can object to saving money.
Beal's will help you to economize In
wall paper, linoleums, window shades,
etc. Call at their new store, Beretania
street near Emma.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-10-07
sTr4OHEaay AND SCHOOL SUP
~ ITg

Tne Golden Rule Bazaar, Fort street
Ie H6a selling ~ cents and % cents pa
l.ffaffes for l0 cents and 10 cents; 80
cents p6peteries for 26 cents; % cents
rbfefs fOr 2G cents 40 cents tablets 80
rerts 20 cents tablets two for % cents:
5on bug these goods anywhere but az
Dr. yazaar one door from King street.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-10-07
A NEW PROCESS.

A Belgian engineer has discovered
that smoke can be turned into light and
that Pacheco's Dandruff Killer is sold
at the Union Barber Shop.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-10-07
WILL RETURN SOON.

SPRECKELSVILLE, October s.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Lowrie and Miss
Clara Lowrie are expected home early
in November
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-10-07

The "Allston" will prove the most
popular shoe here. It's new 70 hoho-
lulu and can he had at McInerny's.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-10-07
BARGAINs IN FOOT WEAR.

Some wonderful bargains in mems
women's and children's shoes are to be
had at the shoe sale at Kerr's Shoe
Store, Hotel and Fort streets.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-10-07

The decision may operate to shorten
the trials a good deal, as 1t confines
the hearing to the one subject Of val
ues. In the attempted answers the de-
PENDANTS left the way open TO oppose
the plaintiffs contentious as TO the
need Of the land. etc, and they might
have made a lonP fight on such issues
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-10-07
BORN.

DECOTO-At Spreckelsville, October g.,
1901, to Mr. and Mrs. John Decoto a
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-02-11
REVENGE OF THE CHINESE.

Seattle, Jan. 2S.-Mail advices from
the Orient brought by the United States
transport Arab give a remarkable story
of vengeance meted out to a Chinese,
who informed the foreign troops Of
hidden treasure OF e17,OOO in small
town twenty miles from Picking. On
nearing tho village the Chinese was
sent ahead of the expedition, which
numbered about twenty-five men, under
the British Colonel Tullock, to prepare
the villagers. When the gold hunters
arrived they found the head Of their in
former in bag, and the villagers made
other manifestations of their hostility
10 the troops. Reinforcements were
sent for and in the meantime the troops
bivoulcked in the village pawnshops,
The treasure is still hidden.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-02-11
Porto Rico Wants Protec ton.

San Juan, Porto Rico. Jan. ga
joint resolution was introduced in the
House today and adopted, praying the
United States Congress to pass legis-
lation leyying taxes on coffee entering
the United States from all countries
except Porto Rico. thus protecting the
produce Of the island. II is understood
that Governor Allen is In sympathy
with the resolution.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-02-11
BONDS

SALtS-Ioo Hawaiian Sugar, s3o.75
100 Eva. seS; - Pioneer, SII7.5 IS
Waialua. !I23. 50; 10 Oolfala, si7.25.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-28

tlnter bielsn lmit&ahsn tonnte Weeo
Der Tasrer ina 2apitot letr,
10 lance ais WeaisGsY i'm WeiBen'
NduIe, mar. sm 81. Mdrs bat er tn
8altimore met sroBem Na9brud er=
ttdst, hab er seseu bic aimperialiitiz
idei Yolitit Der Administration let.
Seiaer Meinuns mad bate Seluep
non. Manila i~ortieseln iouen, na9bem
er &onteio's Slotte SerltSrt bate,
unb Sic &esieruns ber Snieln .bdtte er
ben Na;pinos iberlaiieu iollen. Nu9
Cuba u.!b Yorto &ico ioute n'as let3
ner Weiennsna6 ibren eisenen Nalanen
ii~berlailal. Ole sesenmdrtise Noiitit
in gesns .aui Cuba beseidnet sr NIT
&e6t ais Bic reinite Seu6elei. gbens
40 ,wie Der ~perltorbene Gr.Yrdltoent
6arrilen III Mseb elm mariner Srenro
Der 8uren. SD ipmpatbiiire", 10
iaste sr, init irseno eineu Salt aut
Ser grSe, welGsS fir feline Sreibeit
tdmgft." Oils iaan i'm fraSte, oh er
slaube, baB bic 5ilipinos Der Selbit@
resierrl1s fabis ieien, antmortete err:
Sd CLAUDE, baB ieaes golt tabts lit,
lid lelbit 81 resierea. sic m0se1t
ni6t sieielbe art pom &esierpns ba=
ben. bic mlr baben oSer pollen, aber
es lit cine Dirt BON 8esierung, bic benz
9olte ssfdat uup eeuiist."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-28

Su eiuer 2ebatte, wel6e am 81.
Wsdrs in ser gapti ltentirr6e in ginz
cinnati itattfanb, murbe enti9ieben,
baB Srau Carrie Nation ni6t sere6tz
iertist par, @trtbi6eften gu s~ert0reu.
Die Nubdnssr Der Trau Nation be.
baupteteu, file iei sere6tfertist BON:
Stanbpunftf ser Meni9li@teit, Der
Moral unS Der isnseiebli6feit bes @e=
iddfts, benz iie ibs Bell semibmet batz
ie; iie babe einfa@ sinen 9emeini@a=
ben { nuiiance") bsieitigt. Oie Seq
ner batten nidts sesea bic 8eweSs
sriinbe Ser Srau Nation eiusuwenben,
aber lie per6ammten ibre Wetbobe uub
erfldrten, baB Niemanb bas @edt baz
BE, elm llnre9t gu tbun, bamit @utes
baraus entftebe. Sowobl bic @nbdns
ger Der Srau 0ation als aud ibre
@esnsr tabelten ben @pupern0r Stans
lep bon &anias in idarfen @orten.
sic beseidneten i'm als einen fniez
i9ma9en Menl@en, Ser Bis gu einem
semiiien @rabe fur ben sanSen 8irtb=.
i9aftszS rubel in &anias perantport=
lid lei. @te seiast, BEN @esnern
wurbe pom BEN &i@tern ber Sies gu:
ertannt. Cine Nbltimmuns i'm Sub
lifum ersab bic Sbatia6e, baB so auf
Seiten Der Srau Station, aber $50
sesen ibr @e,f maren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-28
Waite Bart
&pfaI=Npti3en.

N Spe3ieue 8ertdufe in ioliben
S@uben. &eparaturet prompt unb
bt0is beiorst In 9. Eresmid's S9ub=
fore 721 ct @ermainitr. ct. gloub.
w @elb mfrs fSefpart bur9 ben
ginfauf BON Mdnner= unt &nabens
i@uben BET @ebr. Mbeles.
r- Nurmebr 80 Gage bauert s.
SO. @olter's S@ubaaspertauf itatt.
user etn Bargain in S@uben gu r,a=
den beliebt, perse6s Sisie @elessnbeit
nt1t. 4 16=ba
~ Wenn ibr ,Suten, reinen Ga
mens@ eiaen brau@t, 9ebt. 81. @e6ri.
Der SarteI In ct. glotS, Tetepbon
1O7. 14.4t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-28
4nbausrnh cute Seiten iiebt 9eur,

anoausrnh CUTE 3eiten iiebt 9eurp
glems in ieiner biesw0@entliden 9ans
bells ueberii9t uorber. Oie @erbe=
binsunsen fur cine LANCE Proiperitdt
iin6 mad ibm sinitiser, 6enn ie. Sn
ben peri@iebenen SnbuitrieSmeisen
berri9t unsem0bnli9es 9eben, an Der
86rie beutet bas Barometer i'm Nu=
semeinen auf cine iteisenbe SenbenS
a1er Nftienmertbe unb aud Der 0anb=
mirtb iiebt roiisen 3eiten entsesen.
n8interweisen itebt gut unb Sarmer
baben bebeutenb serinsere 8orrdtbe
pon @eisen an Sanb, als sem0bnli@.
Mu6 bic Maisporrdtbe ber Sarmer
iinb serinser als lie mdbren6 Der lesten
ie9s Sabre. sSn ben Ser. Staaten be-
finben fi9 bic P~robuSenten pon @ei.
gen, Wais, 8aummole unb pieler
anberer Observation-Disclosures grSeus=
niiie in beiierer Gage, als in uielen
sSabren unb bas beutet auf cine @runb=
Iase fur anbauernbe Yroiperitdt, bic
ni9t iiberieben wer6en iollte." gs wdre
febr gu mini@en, baB SER Glews
&e@t bebalten pdrbe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-28

Sbises in Der bemofratiiden Staot=
Convention auiseltelte Sidet trdst bic
Namen FOLDER ganbibaten, bic ais
gbreumdnner unb @d6ter Der Wobl'
fabrt unIerer Stabt unb ieoes eiilSelnen
Sirsers befannt iinb. gs mare iiber.
hiliis, ben einselnen Ganbibaten has
Sort rebsu 81 molten, Senn beiier ais
@orts ipri6t fir Ssren Gbrenbaftis=
felt ,ibre Sersausenbeit, bic bafilr
barst, bab ct. CLOUDS anselssen
beiteu. suten Sdnbsn anusrtraut linS,
rpenu Die obisen senannten 9trren
nit Der Stabtusrwaltuns betraut wsr-
Sen. Ssbsm @dbter lit es am @abls
tass inaSie Sanb seseben, bur9 cine
quite @abl Der 8oblfabrt Der Stabt
unS ,ieinsr eisenen &e6nnns 81 nitrogen,
gs lit bies feline Yfli9t, nnb mir CT.
iu9sn einen ieben Stimmseber biele
YHidtaam @abltase mad better ueber=
seusuns aussuiben, bamit er nidt als
burner 9lit,am sriinen Saume erl9eine.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-28

Die llurubsa in &uBlanS iino ern:
fterer Natur, ais Die &abelbepel4en
permutbeu laiien. gS banSelt ii6 often:
bar I'M cine nit GROCER rmiidt por=
bereitete repelutiondre Yemesnng,
ruelde in ben srOBeren Staoten bes
&ieIenrei9s CUR ielben .3eit gum Qus=
bru9 tommen loate. Stubenten, Sfi.
siere, &aufleute, iberbaupt bic sebil:
beten Stdnbe ite0eu bas 9auptfentin=
gent Ser geridmOrer, mdbrenb bas
ruliii9e Wolf, bic Waiien, uiel 81 in:
bolent iinb, I'M BEN geif Der BeIpe.
suns gu erfaiien. aus bieiem @runbe
aud hiirfte es nod LANCE Sabre Der
auft!druns nebmen, ebe cine politiide
unb ~iO;;ale ~limmdlsuns i'm i3arenreide
erfolsrei@ bur@sefabrt werbem fam.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-28
6QniQS.

Sernbon (gorresponbens.) =
Oas ct. Soiepbsfeit ruurbe bier in
feierlider @eile burd Elm 2euitenamt
unb semeini@aftli@e Communion bes
ct. Soiepb Mdnneruereins besanser.
Ibenbs 8 l1br fanb ,lnter 2ettuns Der
bo@w. gapu3iner Marianus unt 9or=
eng bas Pafionsiptel ftatt. l1niere
itebt unter Der SeeliorSe bes
bo9m. @. @en3el In i@6niter 8litbe ;
iie sablt seser 80 Samitien uub bat
cine Pfarri@ute, In uetder bret Ors
bensi9meftern unterri6ten. Nu6 TT
bas Stdbtden lebtes Sabr orbentli@
setpa9ien. gs liest7an Der gtienbabn,
un6 in sei&dftli@er 9tnf9t tit fur
alles beitens seforst. OaS aliuna lit
Elm seiunbes unb bas 2anb febr fru@ts
bar. S. 9.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-28
9emotratiiae stapt . Contention.

@roB mar bic 4nsabl gu Der am
Donneritas leeter @o9e i'm gourts
baule ltattsefunbenen StaStpabl, unb
fait ebenio sroB NOR bic gbeilnabme
an jener fur ct. gloub bodf widti=
gen IHatre. Sat- ole Delesaten rpa=
rem ; CUR Convention er59ienen, Elm
.3eiden, bab Der Sies Der bemofrati.
lden Bartei alien grnites anseitrebt
rpir6. Na9bem Bic @eriammluna
CUR Srbnuns Serufen ruar, ruurbe 9.
8obbers ais te~mpordrer5g oriiser unb
s. s. eimperi6 als tenfpDrdrer Se=
tretdr ermdblt. Der @oriiser err
nannte barob bic uerl9ie6enen CONT
tes, bic it@ ibrer arbeit balb entle=
bist batten unb ibre 8eri9te eritatte=
ten, bic einitimmis aasenomn,er purs
BEN. So6ann i9ritt man sur @abl
bes Sidets, an beiien Spite SEER s.
.. SuIiuan fur bos girsermeiter=
amt seitellt rpurbe. (Siebe gidet an
anberer StelIe.) Serr Sn1ipan muir
Sc bur6 Elm uon @oriiser @oBbers
ernanntes Gomite pom ietner Nomina=
nation fur bas b09ite Stabtebrenamt
in &enntniB seiest. Steier belt,
na96em er Der Convention uorseiteut
mar, cine furse aber padenbe Nnlpra.
DE, in wel9er er ber Sta6t cine &C.
l9dftsmdBise gerwaltuns suiiderte,
faus er nit benz Maporsamte betraut
merben ioute. Seine ferniseu @or=
tie ,purben NIT srOBtem 8eifaI aufsez
nommen. 8euor it6 Der gonpent uerz
taste, uerlas 9err $. 81. Bennett it,,
8oriiber bes gemites fur &eIolutios
men, 8eidlilie, in wel9en an eriter
Steue bic Administration bes N9tb.
Mapor McOonal6, roel9er auer
@olfsflaiien @eredtisfeit miufabreu
lieB, sutsebeiBen mirb , in ,pel@eu of
Der nnbeidoltenbeit unb Sdbisteit be,
aufseitetten ganbibaten Sen Steuer.
sablern Der Statt cine setreue UNI
ebrenuoQe Musfubruns ber Yfi6teu
bes Stabtratbs suseii@ert wir6; IT
melden empfoblen wirb, ben Beam:
ten unb Ben pom Der Sta6t anseitel:
ten grbeitern einen sesiemenben 2obr
81 sablen unS nit ben auslasen IN
ben perl6tebenen Separtements na:
msntli6 fir, StraBenarbeit 6fonomiid
su @erfe gu sebeu. Sa ben Seldlal=
fen ,perben Sic republitanii6en Wftt:
slieSer bes issisen StaOtratbs belobt,
neil Tie sic @aiierperfsseleal9af1
swinst, Der Stast reines unb selln:
bes 8aiier ST. lieiern /; ine-aleidn'd'
Bise Sertbeilun9 Ger Steuerlait mitS
Dem Council e%mpioblen, Der es iid an
selesen laien ieia iOu, aaes iteuer=
bare gisenthum in ebtli@er un6 unz
parteiii3er 8eiie gu beiteuern.-Na6s
trdsli9 ernannte gorliser goBbers
ais .bemofratil9es Sta6t : gomite:
S. 81. Bennett If. S. g. 6. &obin=
ion, s. u. WcO onalb, S. gorwau
tln6 9. Wap.