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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-24
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belt 9%arantirt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-24
Dtruetd1t?

Srember (ber irrtbumlia in
Elm 3immer serdtb, no gerabe ein &af'
feefrdnaden absebalten pirb): ~pars
bon, i6 iude pas 4ustunftsbursau; ba
bin i6 pobl nidt re9t bier?"-
8 ausfruu:v Nein, bas tit nebenar
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iden S9mersen. am beiten lit, mon
nebnle itd in a6t uno eebraude ST.
eSafobs Del. rpelGss prompt beilt III B
oft einen Nnfau uerbinoert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-24
GetuuthItd1.

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ben Sic erit prr 9eri9t seitanben, neil
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9err 3i4ter. fir 9afen 1T iebt S9ons
seit; mas foa man benin gu biefer
Sabresseit anbers eiIen?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-24

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Gar Sprup, bas bette 9uitenmittel
auf Der @elt. IS unb 80 Gents.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-24
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gemiitblt9 Der S9reiher.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-24

Rein beferes Sdub;eus fir ben Dreis
ais sas mnierise. @sparaturen iofort
out HnS biuia als9eflbrt. as.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-24
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-24
Suauenaa In "a StunSen sebeilt.

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@bite @ine Of Gar Sprup fur bieie
ldredli9e unb fatale &ranfbeit slei9
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SnHusnsa folst, perfeblt es nie, Gin.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-24

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lein Sdlesel lit aus2 Sat iie benin nidi
getpuBt, baB i9 tomme?"-0 IT,
m d b den: rSie muB es fdon &C.
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8rnnb cehabt ausaugehen."
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12

subpoenas filed June in the Sui'F-ihe Court of Good Times. and issued pN Emil Marks. exalted ruler ct HlS"4e lodge. Nc. 671. have been printed an" served on all 1Ilks and friends CT r1lAS whose names could be secured throuSh- out the territory. Service was taHen b. United States mali thirty days in advance. to make the summons ieG'li' Following is the wording of the fuo- poena issued under the proper sigma lures:
 Territory of Arizona. county of Co.,
 chise. ss.
 You and each of you are hereby com manded to appear in person before F.. Marks Exalted Ruler of Bisbee Lodge No. GI1. at their hall in Bisbee opera house, Bisbee. Ariz.. on the 3rd, 4th ana 5th days Of July. between the hours "l all the time. and there testify t0 their claim that they had the grandest eel ebration. and did there and then afford more entertainment and amusement than ever before attempted in this iu- risdiction.
 And this you are in on wise to omit under penalty Of losing the best op- portunity for good time that eyer happened. etc.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12

;ists of the highest order. Tonight our theat2r Goers will have the pleasure Of seeing q new play. The entire com pany will appear in the strong rural state drama, Ctah." q play of intense interest. Gnd contains q strong plot md many novel situations. This play mas won q splendid record in every city where it has been seen, and the press speaks of it in lhe highest terms. Mr. t'urtiss. in the roll of Joe Caldwell. has part particularly fitted to his ability and style cf acting. and his perfect po-- trayal Of the Interesting character nas won for him the good will of the press and public. Utah" should be sec. ny every lover of a good play. X new liso Of specialties will be introduced by the
 oicl.er:s
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12
Matters of Record

The following instruments reported by the Phoenix Title Guaranty and Ab- stract company were filed for record in the county recorders office yesterday:
 Colydon N. Aierr;man and wife to sarah l.. Crawford ct al deed to undivi- ded half sec. T, and sw:4 nwA r.. n 2e, consideration St.
 L. L. Plank and wife to Lille F. Barr deed to lots l. IS 19 70. blk. c. Plank $ add. consideration >1.
 i.ilie B. Barr to l.. l.. Plank. deed to lots and |. blk. E Flaherty tract, >or- sideration S1
 United Sates to William L. Stricl.- land. patent se4 29. Is 5w-
 J E. Dousherty to Albert s. Arthur, deed. to let 70 blk. 1. sub. blk 9 Neahrs ada. consideration $1 500
 s. E. Lamb et al. to Superstition Geld Mining company. deed to Bonanza. I!o- nanZa extension and Black Jack. con- side.ation 5000.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12
Personal Mention


 J. C. Reed of Wickenburg is register ed at the Commercial hotel.
 Mrs Walter Hill and daughter left this morning for santa Barbara.
 c. Sykes and family of Flagstaff are registered at the Commercial hotel.
 Mrs Geo. A. Mintz will leave for santa Barbara on this evenings M. X ?. train
 J. G. Ridenour and W. D. Conser ar rived from Globe on the M. Ss P. train yesterday.
 J. L. Munds and Burt Grover of Prescott were guests of the Commercial hotel yesterday.
 Ms. ". D. Fulwilsr and family Were among tine passengers leaving fer San Diego on this mornings train.
 E. Paine of Fresno. II. C. Reavs of Chicago and N. P. Sessions of San Francisco registered a the Commercial hCtei yesterday.
 Dr. D. NJ. Purman left this morning fer Chicago Mrs. Purman accompan- jed him as far as Ash Fork on her way to San Francisco.
 Those registering at the Hotel Adams yesterday were. B. P Barnett of Mill waukee, Wis: r. w. Sharpstine and C.. P. Coggeshall Of Chicago; ". <. Jen- kins cf Chicago. and F. r. Hart of St. Louis.
 Among those leaving via the M. &; P. last evening were Mrs. c. \. Nelser for Benson: Mrs. J. A. Velser for santa Barbara; Mrs. J. J. Otero for Tucson: P. Green fer Fairfield. Washington; Albert F. Potter for Sacramento. and Ed Roberts for Benson.
 Tine following named were among these leaving on this mornings $. F., r. X: r. train: Mir. and Mrs. Wo0snum fer Fresno; J. T. Perry for kingman: Mrs. E. W. LaVelle for Chicago; Mrs. Win. Pearce for Prescott; Elias Con gales fer Ash Fork: Mrs Joseph BoWyer and daughter Eva fer Denver; Mrs. F.. A. Lewis for Denver: Wm. May for Oklahoma City. and Mrs. Hattie NJ. Amin, F. F. Brown and Geo. w. Allen fer san Diego.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12
TEE NATIONAL BIRTHDAY
Bisbee Proposes to Freak the Ter
 torial Record for Celebrations

There is some thing doing in Bisbee I'll the time but on the 3d. 4th and 5th e July there is to be more doing than was ever done anywhere in the same length of time i'll Arizona.
 h short the people Of that town have decided tc hold |. carnival Of three days duration. sometime during which the zth of July will happen, or else it will be all Fourth and the Third and Fifth will be wiped off the calendar for thi& year The whole territory has heard how the Phoenix and Prescott Elks do things when they set about it. and as there is q big herd of these sporty game animals in Bisbee. they are d bit jeal- GUS. They think they are equally as competent as the Phoenix and Prescott staes and therefore asked the peruis- sion of the Bishee public to run the y;holo celebration. Tha public not only granted the request 1ut at once began 70 pass the hat and told the fisbe1 stass t0 dc their best and they Would back up any enterprise that would he undertaken. That was sometime ago and since then there has not been bet overlooked. Risbee is making the cele- !,ration an all Arizona affair and has sent invitations broadcast. appealing to the press to jet the world know that Bisbee is it and all of it.
 It is proposed to spend thousands G dollars in frev or!<s, races, prizes, driu contests and q dozen other things ;i- ways in order on the Fourth CT July, together With some novel events that could be arranged only in Bisbee.
 l.: edition b t:a rcgullr cdvertie..lg
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12
s1 DAMAGES FOR MISS CoNOLLy.
Railroads Used Her Picture as That of
 9 Beauty Tor Advertising.

New Orleans. June 11-Judge Thcard of the civil district court today decided the famous beauty case" allowing Miss Mamie Conolly the plaintiff, $1 damages instead Of the $10.C00 She de- manded.
 The St. Charles hotel issued pamph- let on New Orleans. The front page contained poem to a Creole belle. and a photographer of the city was asked to furnish a photograph that would fttingly illustrate the poem. He ten dered that of Miss Connolly. The poem and picture were subsequently, used by the Mobile and Ohio railroad and other southern railroads, and several millions of them were circulated throughout the country.
 Miss Conolly found herself famous, but found it also very disa greeable. for she was recognized wherever she went, and her life was made miserable by the attention called to her. The result was a suit for damages and . verdict for only $l, the court taking the view that the defendants had no intention of in turing Miss Conclly; had no knowledge that they were publishing her picture; were elfectly respectful in what they said of her, and withdrew the pictures as soon as she complained.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12
Ask for Mermaid Washing Powder. KILLED BY AUTOMOBILE

Expert Bicyclist Thought tc Have Been
 Unable to Keep Out of it's Way.
 Rye. x. Y. June 11.-Antonio Peerer 3 contractor and an expert bicyclist of Rye. met death today on the Boston post road near the country residence of Mr Daniels The contractor was coasting down Theall's hill. when he saw q big red automobile. containing two men and two women. coming be- hind him at terrific speed. He worked the pedals hard and while he was doing so witness. who was some distance away and on account of the dust could not see plainly, saw bicycle and rider suddenly sWerve and then fall in the gutter.
 The automobile did not stop to ascer- tain the extent Of Peerer's injuries, but vert on through the village at the rate of forty miles an hour. The dust was so thick that the initials On the rear of the machine could not be distinguished.
 CpCn examination it was found that Pcorsr had received q compound frac- ti;re Of the skull. Whether the auto hit the man and knocked him from the wheel CT he became frightened and tried to jump off it is not known.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12
Use Calla Lily ftorax Soap.
THE BOY AND THE GUN
The Douglas Dispatch on Respo@sibil-
 ;ty of Parents.

The Douglas l>~ic.) Dispatch thus lnaaes . recent tragic event in this city text for an article on the raspOusibu- ity of parents for the results cf the @.- cidental discharge Of fire arms in the hands O; their ,hidran:
 Another C SC of 9 boy and q gun" occurred iA PhasaiE . few days ago in which . twelve year old boy was '-acci- dentally" killed by another boy four ten years old. Il should be a felony at law to sell ire aims to persons under the age of eighteen; and misdemean- Or carrying 9 heavy fine for parents who permit their children to carry them. Tie parents Of the Bunce bcy are morally If not criTninally respoasi- bla for tie death Of the Rice boy. No -'aocidental killing could have occurred fl the parents of the Bunce boy had not put d deadly weapon into the hands Of their Irresponsible child. It is nc 1N- tenuation to gay It was accidental nc more than Scr q drunken man to set up a like excuse for crime committed by him.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12

eral office holders in Ohio had taken an active part in politics. and had fail ed to find anything in them that consti- tuted 2 violation of the civil service law. As q result the president had concluded not to send letters to Cieve- land officials censuring them for per nicious activity in politics. With some warmth Senator Hanna said: The mere fact that man holds a public office does not necessarily mean that he should resign the rights of citizen ship" Mir. Hanna also discussed Cuban reciprocity and the coal strike with the president but had nothing to say for publication cn these subjects
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12
MYSTERIES OF TIA-E.

The two elderly Irish citizens. out Tor 2 Sunday stroll. paused before a jew cle,'s show window in which were dis played three clocks recording time iE various parts cf the world. 'Ti3 oad." said one. In some parts of the earth 'tis yesterday. and in other parts lis tomorroW-whilc the United States is the only place in all the Wo''id where 'tis ti,is...-.
 lis odd"
 Iris so.'
 Now, when would De me birthday if l were in foalis2''
 Your birthday is today"
 ''Tis."
 And 'tis tomorrow tn France, to- day.
 'rTis''
 Thin veg could river have a birth day if v were over there, becauce your birthday comes today
 'Tis odd"
 'Tis so.''
 No doubt. that's why the population is so rayduced in France; but it has advantages. \ man is always as old as he $ il he is born over there, but if he lives abroad he is Q yea younger on his birthday, countin' he be home" 'Tis odd.
 'Tis sc.''-New York Tribune
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12
BURNING LUMBER MILL.

Beaumont. Tex. Jure 1.-The BeaI- mont LunbeT companys mill, owned by the Kirby Lumber company, togeth- CT with 2 large amount Of lumber and several freight cars, was destroyed by fire today. The less is $z50. .0Co. !t .72s
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12
DOGS BITE CAUSES DEATH.
Several Others Suffering From Hydro
 Dhobia May Die.

Webster City, Ia. June Hone death and four others suffering from hydrophobia IS the result of mad dogs work at Ellsworth. town near here. John Olson. the first victim. died Sunday at Chicago. where lie mad been taken for treatment.
 Last night Edward Severn. Al lgon and Mrs. George Pearson and her litt.e daughter, all suffering from hydropno- bia. were taken to Chicago. Little hope is entertained for their recovery. The people in the country surrounding Ellsworth are panic-stricken lest other dogs have been bitten
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12
OHIO POLITICIANS.
Are Found to Have Been Not Per
 niciously Active.

Washington June 11.-Senator Han ma had long conference with the pres ident today. At the conclusion of the interview it was stated that the civil service commission had examined into Mir. Burtcn's charges that certain fed
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12
PARK THEATRE.

The performance of Down on fhe Farm" at the Park theater last night delighted another large audience and 9 gain demonstrated that the Curtias Comedy company is compocel of IT.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12
THE TIGERS WON.

Princeton. June 11.-In q seven inning same which was q pitchers battle up = the last inning. the Harvard base ball team defeated the Princetcn's nin4 today hy score Of to 0.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12

well insured The fire burned over five acres of yard within very short time.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12

Real Estate. Insurance. Loans Ne SGtiated. Notary Public. Rentals and Collections. F. w. STEVENS, 1S0 Pine Avenue, Long Beach, Cali fcInia.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12
Camper

Let us give you prices on your gro ceries fer your camping trip.
 Remember We put up the goods that need it in heavy cloth bags and pack everything in 9 first class manner
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12
Our Entire Stock of Canned Goods Is AbsuieIy New and Fresh.

Our prices are lower than others. We are filling lots of orders but we want tc figure on yours. for This is the store that's strictly in it. As there is something dcing every min
 ute.''
 Our fans are running. Plenty of ice water for all at
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12
For Mecnanics-Lasco Pine Tar Soap

Nothing looks more peculiar than to see a young man trying to hirt. when he doesn't know how.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12
THE MONSOON.

Bombay, June 1.-The monsoon has burst.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12

Mermaid Washing Powder coupons ir each package. Presents free.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12

Expert Bicyclist Thought tc Have Been
 Unable to Keep out of it's Way.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12

Which side Of Q jug is the handle on?
Evening star., 1902-08-06
Personal Mention.

Mr.. Fred Klein yesterday returned from
an extensive European trip of nearly two
months, during which he visited the prin-
cipal cities and capitals of Europe and
spent considerable time in Paris and Lon
don.
Mr.. Norman Percy Foster is spending the
summer with his uncle, Rev. A. X. Foster,
in the beautiful town of Cornwall, Conn.
DR.. Foster is head master of the famous
old Cornwall preparatory school. Mr. Nor
man Foster has entirely recovered from
his recent illness. and will join his parents
at Washington Grove during the next week.
Mr.. ]. Fred Gatchel has returned from
a months vacation in the mountains.
Messrs. d. Schleigh and d. Young leave
Saturday next for Saratoga to attend the
races. and returning will stop at Narragan-
Sett Pier, Newport, New York and Atlantic
City. They will be gone about one month.
Waldo c. Hibbs, secretary to Commits
sioner Macfarland, is on leave for a few
days, and is spending the time with his
family in Maryland.
Mr.. John c. Yost has gone to San Fran
cisco to attend the convention of knights
of Pythias. On the return trip he viii
stop at Seattle, Wash, and the large north
ern cities, returning home about Octo-
Der l.
]. z. Snow returned to Washington this
morning, having visited the larger cities of
Kansas and Missouri during the last three
weeks.
Frederick T. Egan of Cincinnati is at the
Raleigh.
Evening star., 1902-08-06
STRIKE OF TROLLEY MEN.
Local and Suburban Traffic Stopped at
New Haven.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, August 6.-The
Fairhaven and Westville Railroad Com
pany operating and controlling all trolley
traffic, local and suburban. within a radius
of ten miles of this city found its entire
system practically tied up this morning as
a result of a strike of it's 400 conductors
and motormen.
The men demand changes and reforms in
methods of administration The officials of
the company have thus far refused TO yield
Meanwhile the public are walking.
The action of the strikers is mainly due
to the refusal of the company's officials
to reinstate twentyseven discharged en-
ployes, whose dismissal, the men say, was
solely because of their identification with
the work Of organization. Coupled with
this demand for reinstatement of discharg-
ed help is another demand which insists
upon less arbitrary treatment and reforms
of abuses which are claimed to be intoler-
able.
Yesterday by the direction of a newly
formed union of trolley men a committee
undertook to present to the company these
demands in formal shape They were not
recognized, and at a subsequent meeting
it was decided to strike. There is no dis
turbance on the streets. A heavy rain is
falling.
Evening star., 1902-08-06
"IREX" WON THE CUP
EMPEROR WILLIAMS "METEOR"
BEATS THE SYBARITA.
Result Of the Royal Yacht Squadron
Regatta at Cowes-Rain Mar
red the Sport.

COWES, August 6.-The weather was
gloomy today for the royal yacht squad
rons racing. Emperor Williams Meteor
III and Myles B. Kennedys Sybarita start
ed eastward over the queens course in
yarders and every stitch of canvas was
spread. rain squall almost entirely hid
the contestants from view soon after the
start. The Sybarita led at first, but the
Meteor won the race.
The Meteor went to the front early and
reached through Cowes at 11:3O in grand
style, apparently having winning lead at
that time. The Sybarita then was four
minutes behind the Meteor
The Sybarita cut down the Meteor's lead
on the eastern course to twenty seconds,
but the wind increasing, the emperor's
yacht again drew away and won handily,
finishing at 1-51 :43. The Sybarita finished
at 2:O4:03
The chief race of the day was for the
emperor's cup, in which the Meteor was
not entered. The contestants were Lean
der, Cetonia, Glory. Cicely, Brynhild, Nav
ahoe. Lygia, COlumbine. Fionia, Leander
II, Fionia H. Clara, Palmosa, Irex, Ma
mara, Creole and Bona. The emperor's cup
is a massive piece of polished silver with
three handles inscribed Royal Yacht
Squadron Regatta. 1882" Emperor Will
liam personally supervised the execution
of the design.
The yachts got away al 1918 in a driving
rain, with the Bona leading and the Nava-
hoe in fourth position.
The Cicely. the Navahoe. the Clara, the
Bona and the Brynhild passed Cowes, on
the westward course, in the order named.
The IreX won the emperor's cup on time
allowance. She finished fifth.
Evening star., 1902-08-06
SECRET CONFERENCE.
Treasury Officials Hold Meeting in
New York City.
'iai bispatch 70 The evening Star.

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
NEW YORK. August Ga secret confer
ence Of Treasury Department officials, which
IS said 10 be important. Is being held in this
city today. Secretary Shaw. who has been
IN Vermont for some time. dropped into
town Unexpectedly this morning He was
Joined by Assistant Secretary Allies and APP
pcintment Clerk Lyman at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel None of the party registered, but
retired to a suite of roomc. The collector
Of customs in this district and surveyor of
the port Of New York. together with other
officials Of the customs service, were in
consultation with them during the after
noon The treasury officials are conducting
an investigation of alleged extensive frauds
Involving underyaluations and customs ir-
reS-lari;ics, involving enormous sums. have
btea charged. and Secretary Shaw is said
10 be determined 10 get at the bottom of
the charges II possible Questions relating
to ;he personnel Of the New York customs
house are also being considered which ac-
eeuais for the presence of Appointment
Clerk Lyman.
Evening star., 1902-08-06
DIR. WHITES RESIGNATION.
No Advices Received at the State De-
partment.

The State Department is not advised con-
cerning the resignation of Ambassador
White at Berlin, beyond the main fact that
the official resignation has been received
and Is now in the hands Of the President
at Oyster Bay. While there appears to be
no doubt as to it's acceptance, yet 1t re-
mains entirely with the President to deter
mine the time and circumstances of the ac-
ceotance.
Mr. White has held his present Office
since April l. 1897. and has rendered dis
tinguished service in strengthening the re-
lations of friendship between Germany and
the United States and particularly in avert
ing the threatened rupture over the agrar-
ian measure against American meat prod
ucts.
Many prominent names are mentioned
in connection with the prospective vacancy
in the German mission including those of
Mr.. Charlemagne Tower, the present am
bassador to Russia DR.. David J. HILL as
sstant secretary Of state, and Mr.. Beliamv
Storer, the present minister to Spain.