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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-06

9eim fir bas Sulttamintfterium gu
errihten, neil bas a~lteGebdnbe IN bau=
fduta getporber mar. boB Der Mufentz
balt burin lebensssfdbrlid gu tuerbeu
abseriiIen unb bic perI9iebenen 8r=
rsdus oes Ospartements purben in
semietbeten &dumli6feiten tempordr
untergebra9t. Ser 9eneralanipalt
@rises mar NIT ben pldnen fir bos
reue Gsbdube ni9t aufrieben, unb 10
aog ii3 bic Sade bin, Biz Der nsue &C.
neralanmalt i'm lebten Sriibiabr elm
ao9. 9leier mar BON Der Sbee. benz
Department elm 9ebdube fir cine
Miaior Dollars hinaubauen, nod me
niger b%efriebist, als fein @orsdnger
audi paBte ,bm bic Gage, benz @9aBz
amt aeseniiber. no bas alte 9ebdube
s%eitanoen battle, ni9t. ionbern ct
tpiinf9te ben neuen 8au Dem groben
Steinpalait, pel9er Aas Staatsz,
&riegse unD SlottenzD Department BE-
berbergt, ~gegeniiber erri6tet gu feben.
Sin Shetl nte1es 0du1ergeDierts, ndma
li9 Die alte Gorcoran=9 auerie, geb0ri
Der Gegierung bereits, fte ipurbe i'm Boz
rigsn Sabre fir 100000 angetaufi.
Iber Der glab auein seniigte nidt.
6err &npr piinf6te bas oanse Sdus
iereepiert. Sie Sahe tparb Dor eini,
gen MOnatcn i'm cabinet beipro6en,
rnb ba Die &dumli6feiten fir bic brsi
genannten departments, pel6e iebi
auiammen bauien, infplge Der Musz
bebnung bes 8rtessz9 Departments 81
enQe nerben, narb Der 9ori9lag gez
maht. Elm 8ebdube au erridten, in
tpel9em arber benz SuitiazS epartement
audi bas Staats=S Department Ylat
finben fDnnte. Dieter Neubau ion &c.
100000 foften. Iu9 bamit begniiat
man fih ieht nidt mehr. gs lit tpohl
betanat, bab bic 8Gumli9feiten beg
DeiBen 9aufes Idnsit ptel gu eng eez
morben finb. Die Bureaus bes BrGz
iibsnten nebmen bic 6Glfte bes oberen
Stpdtperfs Elm. unb bic anbse 9Glfte
reidt fir bic @obnune bes pberften
8ecmten riht aus, fpesieG ieBt ni6t.
no elm prGiibent bort einse3osen.
nel9sr cine siemlid sablrei9e Samili.
beitBt. 60 bat man nun bic sSSbee g.
faBt, audi bic Bureaus bes Yrdfibsnz
ten in bas neu gu erri6tenbe 9ebdub:
gu p%erleeen, ipel6es natirli6 bann
entfprefenb erDBer gebaut tperben
mub. Oa 1T Elm Blan %entitanben, nelz
der elm rieiiees 8sbdube, an @rDRe
benz iebtgen 6eim Der bret 0eparte@
mems, i'm Stpl Der GpnareB=8iblio>
tbef dbnlif. in Musii6t rimmt. Die
Srort an Der gennfnlpenia Ibe. MUIR
De fir bic Grefutipzg ureaus r%eferpirt,
elm Slige1 fir bas Suitia=0 eparte'
ment, Elm anberer fir bas Staots>Se,
partement. Ser prdiibent bate als=
bann strsi feiner pihtieften &athae=
Der, ben StaatsIetretdr unb ben &C.
neralantpalt, in nG6Iter Hdbe, unb Der
bebeutenbe 3eitpsrluit piirbe bernie
ben, tpelder entitebt, tpenn biefe &az
b~inetsbeamten ms Weibe 9aus sugonz
ferenaen citirt ,perben. Ser neue gau
tpirbe bur4 cine unterirbif4e pafase
nit benz Weiben !6aufe perbunben
tperben, 10 hab Der Brdfibent unbebel=
list aus feiner Wobnun9 in fein 8u=
reau %eelaneen fann. Oas 1T in srobeH
umriFen Der Rlnn, DeiIen Iusfiihrune
runb fisben Mi1tonen Dollars fpFfen
tpiirbe. snet MiGlipnen fir ben Mnfauf
bes 9runb nnb 8obens. unb fiinf Milz
lionen fir ben eteentli6en 8ar.
SrlnBt Gure @tnBemeioe nit Gasearets tn
Orbnrng.
Saubp Gathartic heiIt ~fuperbauIiffeit fir
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-06

@ Sd babe nod 80 Nder Scla=
lamb i'm Comm Sa,mins billis gu per..
taufen. Ndberes BET 0eonarb gorbe,,
ct. Martin, minn. 6=5
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-06
in "a Stunben se5eilt.

&ein Wtttcl fommt benz Warner'S
8bite 8tne Of Gar Sprup fur bteie
ldredli9e unb fatale &ranfbett slet9
Denn nod 8ori9rift unb in 3ett &c
nommen, beilt es einen Saa tn "a
5tunoen. unb beim Suiten, Der BET
Snffuensa folst, uerfeblt es nte, 9ins
beruas gu seben. Preis 25 unb Scots.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-06
S nib {

vie " dftondl dDnlp Der
Der. Staten betrug am 81. 9ez
aember 1901 $1,O11, 629,2S6.
9aeeIf6Ioien i'm Gspidte
bon einem Pfunb fielen BEL einem tiira<
li9en untpetter in Neuiippales.
4utralien, has has britiide
Snfelrei9 an Gr0be 26 Mal iibertrifft,
bat nod nidt einmal 10 piele Ginlpobs
ner als 2onbon.
Sic 3abI Der g 6ule n
auf Porto &ico betrdst 1888; bic
Der 2ebrer belduft fi6 auf 934, Der
S9ller auf $4,000.
0as s ranfatur 9 ripi :
leaium 1T Srau Wm. Mc&inler
burb einitimmieen 8ef9luR oes &ons
ereiies setpdbrt norben.
9ie Menee Der mild,
tpelde ndbrenb bes sSabres 1901 mad
Der Stabt Stem Yort selisfert ipurbe,
belief fid auf 560,OO0,OO0 Quarts.
Sine 8 pelde bereits 1e
Sabre alt lit unb ibren 6errn in bie1er
3eit NIT 308 iunsen @Gnsasn bei9snft
bat. befibt Der 2anbpirtb Srans papei
au &leinritte in 8Dbmen.
9ie aIte Sreibeitsglpde
tpurOe bieier Sage, bon Mapor Iibz
bridge unb anberen itdbtii4sn 8eamten
begleitet, bon pbilaoelpbia our Muss
ftenuns na6 gbarleiton, g. g., gez
bra6t.
S m # irmerei6e Monat
90 pbember 1901 1tnb laut Sta
tiitit 141 S9iffe, barunter Ii beuti9e.
p%olitdnois perloren gesansen; 483
S4iffe tpurben bef9Gbtet, unter ibnen
befanoen ii9 43 beuti9e.
Selbi It morbe iinb in Der
fransDiiiden 4rmee bdufiser, als in ir<
gerD einem anberen eurppdii6en Geere.
@on alien SterbefdQen unter 5ranfs
rei4s Soloaten finb idbrli9 flint pros
gent auf SelbItmorb Suriidaufiibren.
81 ed 8 10 aibt es in
gbicago 5000 Bis 10000, bon benen
ieboh 1lur $500 Big 5000 biefen 8erui
ausiibsn. Die anbersn Itubirten ppbl
2edtsniRenf9aft, iinb iebo9 erDbtenz
tbetls in Observation-Disclosures tbas
tis.
Ser Grpprt Der Ybilip>
pinen na9 ben Ser. Staten betrus
etpG 10 pro5ent bes seiammten grs
ports Der pbilippinen i'm lsbten Sabr,
ndmli6 ,runb $500, 900, bon einem
seiammten Export, ipelder fi9 auf
runb $24.0O0.O00 beaiffsrt.
Gin.9 uber," beFsn tag
Iide @as=& apaaitGt auf 100000
&ubitfub Deranfdlast pirb, 1T in Der
NGbe BON &odbribee, g.. entbedt tpors
ben, na9bem man in Der unmittelbar>
fen Na9bari9aft Der neuen Gasquelle
cine Mense perseblider 8obrperfu4e
gema9t bate.
Die 8obenee= 9ampfers
fIotte beftebt eesenpdrtis aus a9t
babif4en, iteben baperii9en, feds Diters
reidiiden. neun piirttembersii4en unb
feds Sampfern Der f9peioerii4en
9~aorboitbabn. Die Oampfbootpertpalz
tung fir ben llnteriee unb Rbein bat
bret tleine Sampfboote.
S NJ 3 ipi9enbe argez
langte MusIdnber purben i'm
&alenberiabre 1901 413,888 auf 81
liz Sslapb i'm 9afen BON SEEM Yprf ges
lanbet, sesen 373,480 i'm Sabre 1900.
Oas eretbt fir bas Sabr 1901 einen
3upads bon 40,4O8 i'm 3mifaenbed
nnneldnnte Musldnber.
GntTprrd1rnnr Ahbilfe..
sd peib gar nidt, mein Mann if
iebt INNER 10 perfdlofen!"-~Ra ba
oeben Sic linn bod ben 9ausidluHel!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-06

Srlast Gure @tnBemeloe nit Gasearets tn
Sronnng.
Sanbp Gatbartic beiIt fnuerbaulihfeit fir
los. 25G. @enn 6. q. 6. nidt uint
bilft, aebeu bic Mpotbefer bas @eIb auriid.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-06
QureMburQ

Nad ldnaerer &ranfbeit per
Idieb in 8erle Der 8farrer Widel
8ord i'm Ilter pom 70 Sabren. -
Mls iid Der Nrbeiter @ilbelm Tibei
Jar uon Rerl anididte. gu Nadt su
ipeiien, fiel er plOsli6 pom Stuble
uub mar balb barauf cine 0etde. Gr
mar einem Sersi9las srlesen. - Oie
Wilbidmeine in Der llmaesenb BON
Oommelbinsen itnb gu elmer 9anb:
place aemsrben. Der Sdaben, ben
lie Bis iebt in ben Samenielbern am
aertdtet, belduft iid nod Der Obj
ihdsuna uou Sa6tunbisen auf Dem
Oommelbinser geroe auf uusefdbr
1000 Hr. - Ser friiber in Weimers=
'fir6 mobnenbe 6anbelsmann Widel
Bun, Der felt einiser 3eit i'm 6ospiz
tai III Sid u~ntersebradt mar, lit felt
Reuiabr lpurlos peridmunben. Die
4rbeiten an Der itdotilden WaHerlet'
tuns in &opital iinb iomeit uorae
idritten, baB man in BEN rddften Ea,
len nit benz Brobiren Der G6bren be
sinnen faun. gs arbeiten uusefdhr
200 Wnnn an Der Rohrenleitung unt
bofft man Bis Gnbe Nusuit bic game
seituna fertisseitelt gu baben. - Sn
sodbols ftarb mad ldnserer &ranf=
belt Serr s. g Sambp i'm Ilter Dor
70 Sabren. Ser gnti6(afene mar
Witslieb bes &irdenratbes Don @6s
BORT. = @dbrenb mande @etterpro:
pbeten einen itrensen @iner propbe:
se,teu, lit bis iest bic @itteruna Dor
berrldenb milb unb feudt. Sn Ser
sueiten @ode i'm Sanuar rpurbe nod
feiBie in ben @etnberoen bel Gre:
uenma6er s~earbeitet. aber Neuanla.
aeu. beren in ben lesten sSahren f.
otel anselest murben, unterblieber
iset fat sans ba Der fir BEN @eir
,esablte Vreis 10 se,ins lit. bab bis
eait basu feblt.-Sn &eblen pe,idteb
i'm Glitter BON 60 Sabren Der Yferoe=
bdnbler Serr Widel Nbam, albe
faunt unter Dem Namen rSenses
WouI9 Der Neltere
pongtong, 3. Jebr.
Na9ri9ten aus Canton 5ufolge bat
Der Gbef bes einbetmii6en 3pnpeiens
Sop : go bic l1ebertraeuna Der ,3Sue
an bas faiierli9e @ee3oa=Mmt, tpel6e
am 20. Sebruar ftattfinben ioute, uuf
runbeitimmte 3eit" perf6oben.
2onbon, 3. 5ebr.
Ser Shines" tpirb aus Sbanabai
gemelbet. bab bic gicetDnige bon
Yanstfe an ben 9roben Ratb cine
9enti9rift se-idtet BADEN, in Der fie
sesen bic 8ei9dft5fubrung beg Sir
Gobert 9art, bes DIRECTORS bes fai<
j.rli9 6inefii9en SeesoGamtes, Sim
ipru6 erbeben. 2ebterer bat nGmli6
bas 3onz uno Poftpefen Bis in bas
Snnere Der Yrppin5en !6upei unb 6oz
aan aussebebnt. Die @icstSnige Der
langen, baB Sir t5art feline Sbdtisfeit
luf bic 9ertragsbdfen bei9rdnfe, unb
bob Der grobe &atb feline fremoen
@ingriffe in Die prdrogatipe Gbina5
tnlben inrfp.
petins, 3. 5ebr.
BON auans 9u iinO 8ef9perOen
bariiber einsetroffen, bab bic SOloaten
bes Generals Sung gu Slang Yliinz
berungen i'm Broben peranitalter,
0Orfer iiberfalen unb bas bilfloie
@olt berauben unb uuf jebe @eife be-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-06
@eilt Grtaltuna IN einsut Sass.

Nebmt Warner's Wbtte Wtne OF
Gar Sprup, bas bette 9uitenmittel
auf Der Welt. 25 unb so Gents.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-06
Be It d.

Sr1e1t, 8. Tebt.
Sier berrfdt Elm befttser Sturm.
Ser @ertebr 1T sdnoli9 eingeiteat uno
es fOnnen feline S9iffe ben 9afen perz
lafen. 8iele BerIonen finb burdWinbz
itObe gu 8oben sei6leubert unb ber1
leBt pprben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-06
Gntrurrd1rnnr Ahhilfe..

sd tpeib gar ni9t, mein Mdnn If
iebt INNER 10 perfdlofen!"-~Na ba
neben sic linn bod ben 9ausi4luHel!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-06
4rnnner ei,tc AuarrDr.

Baron: Scr Shimmel, ben Ste
mir seftern pertauft BADEN, btntt ia
boh!"-R o 8 a m m vMeinsr
Seel'. 9err Baron, font mer's slauben
tOnnen. bab bas Sbter uniereinen 10
be19ummeln tbGt!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-06
" us Der 8unbesbauptftab t.
@afhinaton. 8. SSebr.

Ser 9lan, elm neues, rieFses Se.
partements= gSebdube bier in Wafbinqs
ton gu errt6tsn, ben ber@ eneralantpalt
&nor felt ldngerem i'm Sinne eebabt
bat, pirb nun in elmer @prlooe, Die
Der Senator Sairbanfs porbereitet, Be-
itimmte Sorm %onnebmen. 8nr ettpa
apei sahren bepiuists Der gousreb
cine MiItpn Dollars, um elm neiies
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-06

Bon auans gu iinb 8sf9nerben
bariiber eingetroffen, bab bic Soloaten
bes Generals Sung Su Slang Yliinz
berungen i'm tSroben pe%ranitalter,
OOrfer iiberfauen unb bas bilfloIe
@olt berauben unb uuf iebe @eife be-
brdnsen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-06
4frita.
Yaris, 3, sSebr.

Pur1s, 5. SeDt.
Die ~2iberte" Iast, OaB iis aus perz
ldBli9er AueIe erfdbrt, bab DeutI9s
lamb @robbritannien auf'sO rinsenbite
eriu9te, bic BON boldnbii9en Prc=
mier 9r. Supper gemadten 8ermittez
lunsspori4ldge in G%ripasuns gu sie-
ben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-06
81 II & D.
2pnbon, 3. 5ebr.

Der Wiener Correspondent beg
nSunoab SPECIAL" telegrapbirt, oab
in Wien @erii9te iber eiM auf ben
,3aren beriibtes Nttentat i'm umlauf
limb, baB aber in offi5ieaen &reiien
feineg eitdtisung berielben erlangt tperz
ben fam.
Sronfrei6.
Yaris, 3. Scbr.
Ser Sberlt Gicqllort, Der burd) bcn
Srnnflis= liroseR befannt ipurbe, pcr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-05-30
Coburn Alumni Banquet.

The fifth annual banquet of the Co
burn Alumni Association will be helC
on the evening of June 20 at the Co.
burn building. A reception will be helc
in the library, commencing at Z o'cIocl
and the dinner VIII follow in tn,
chapel. All graduates and former
students of Waterville Academy
Waterville Classical Institute and Co.
burn Classical Institute, the three
names under which the school has beer
known in the 73 years Of its existence
are invited to attend.
The following speakers are expected
to be present: Mayor +. f. Boothby
Portland; President G. l.. White of Col
by; G. Z. Meserve, LII. D.. Raleigh, N.
c.; DIR. William Mathews, Boston;
Harold l.. Pepper, Coburn 90: Mrs. l..
D. Carver, Augusta; Mrs. F. +. Moore
Watcrville; Hon. Bartlett Trip,
Washington, ID. C.; r. j. Condor,
Everett, Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-05-30

Marshall Peavey and S. f. Whitcomb
was appointed to take some action in
regard to float to represent the board
in the centennial parade. The whole
matter is left to the committee.
A communication was received, sug-
costing new arrangement for the
''Scoot." the little train that lodges
back and forth between the city and
Oakland. 1t was suggested in this
communication that on Saturday even
ings the train be run through to Bel
grade and that on Monday mornings II
leave the city early enough to run out
to Belgrade and return to the city at
the usual time. This arrangement Is
desired only through the summer and
for the accommodation of the people
who wish to spend Sunday at the lake,
This was referred TO the committee on
railroads and transportation.
A petition signed by those present
was drawn up, addressed to the sec
ond assistant postmaster general. ask
ing that the through train from New
York 70 Bangor which will be run this
season carry mail. This is I'm accord
ance with similar action taken by
boards all over the State. the State
Board taking the lead.
&. II. Davis was made a member Of
the board.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-05-30
CONCENTRATION POLICY
In Philippines Was to Protect Natives
from Ladrones.

Washington, May 29.-The Senate com
mttee on the Philippines, today, heard
the testimony Of Col. \. l.. Wagner. as
sistant adjutant general of the army. who
spent two and one-hdlf years in the Phil
ippincs. Col. Wagner said that one OF
the prilcipai purposes of concentrating
the native people in the Philippines was
to protect them against the ladrones. The
policy had been necessary to protect life
and property ana he did not see how any
other policy could have been successful.
The witness said the people Were fed
and given medical supplies and the san
itation of their camps was looked after.
The American camps in the Philippines
no more could he compared to WeylCr's
reconc"ntrado camps in Cuba than mercy
could be compared to cruelty.
Continuing. he said that neither Sum
nor nor Bell had been RESPONSIBLE for
the policy pursued. as each was subject
to the orders of department commanders.
Col. Wagner said he had no personal
knowledge of the fortunes of the nativeS
in the Philippines, but he gave several
instances in which he had heard reports
Of torturcs. In most of these it wa'
found on examination that the reports
either were untrue or exaggerated.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-05-30
Jonas p. GRAY.

Jonas Il. Gray, one OF the citys old
est and best known citizens. died at his
home on Silver street, Thursday. at the
age Of 70. Mr.. Gray had been IN poor
health for some time previous to his
death which was caused by cOmplica-
ton of diseases and a general break
ing down resulting from old age. All
though his health was poor his condi-
ton was not considered serious until
within day or two before his death.
Mr.. Gray was born in Boston, but
spent the greater part of his life here
in the city. In early life before the
railroad reached the town he was en-
gagged in the transportation business on
the river. The coming Of the railroad
spoiled this and he then entered the
employ of the road. He was employed
for years by the Maine Central as a
freight and later as a passenger con-
ductor. After retiring from the road
he engaged in the real estate business
here in the city. His business Judgment
was highly esteemed He was at one
time OH the board of directors of the
Peoples National Bank of this city.
Mr.. Gray is survived by Mrs. Gray,
who before her marriage was Miss
Evelyn Piper of this city. Her health
is not good and she has been pros
trated by the shock of her husbands
death
The arrangements for the funeral had
not been made, Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-05-30
BLOCKADE LIFTED.
Continued from page ~

the waiting game was resumed by the
men who had not received their money.
The company denied the report that
fresh crew of Italians had been Sc
cured to take the place of the strikers.
The report seemed to be a wrong one
on the face of it TO those who were ia :
miliar with the situation. The work
on the road is now practically COM
pleted and there is no need for large
crew of men much longer.
A crew OF 40 of the Italians who had
received their money. Thursday, were
in the city, this evening, in charge of
NJ. Seretto and remained here through
the night. They VIII probably leave
for new quarters and new work, FRI
day.
Another and smaller party boarded
Pullman No. At Winslow and went
west Thursday evering. only Il small
part of the original crew is now left at
North Nassalboro and these men have
not been paid off. They are naturally
uneasy but it is not generally believed
that there is now any danger of any
serious trouble.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-05-30
THE SHORTS WIN.
Defeat Longs by Remarkably Clos
Score Of IS to g.

The Short of 1t defeated the Long of 1t
on the college field, Thursday afternoon,
by a score of % to %. This was a pretty
snug margin but the Shorts did not re
qpire a very large hole to pull through.
First the Shorts led and then the Longs
1t was a seesaw all through with the
Shorts in the air at the finish, and it was
more fun thar playing ping-pong with a
pretty girl. There We're some sensational
~ good plays and some poorer ones with
a few that were no good at all.
The Shorts were accused of playing a
ringer. This was HaggertY. the Maine
Central operator. He started in to pitca
but was altogether too much of the real
article for the Longs. He is ball player.
all right all right and the Longs didn't
like the way he always remembered what
to do in an emergency. They wanted ,
man to forget something once in a while.
So he WAS put on second and several 9TH
er men put in the box. The Longs had Il
regular medical battery and one capable
Of giving considerable of a shock. First
they had DR.. Goodrich &c. Ed at one end
and Dr.. Bunker at the other, the latter
wearing the mask. protector. nit and a
glove his right hand This interfereu
somewhat with his throw to second but
it was comfortable in stopping a partic-
ularly twisty twirler Then they shifted
around and DR.. Towne put EN- over
Haggerty was too much for the Longs
as the Short twirler and after he had been
retired to second several We're tried in his
place and they We're batted more freely.
Meister was the particular star of the
Shorts He covered the right garden in
fine style and did some very effective
work with the stick. When he ranged
up alongside of John Burleigh. who play
ed first for the Longs, it was the Long
Of 1t and the Short of 1t, and no mistake
John lost him several times when ne was
at first and stealing second was easy for
him.
One of the most exciting plays of the
game was when all the Longs took after
Smith Of the Shorts. en- masse. off third
base and chased him all over the diamond
before they finally got the ball onto him
and put him out.
1t was thought at first that five innings
would be enough. but when these had
been played the Longs were a long way
ahead and the Shorts were still in good
wind and wanted to finish. So the whole
nine innings were played. The following
took more or less active parts in the
game:
Shorts-Haggerty. p, 2b; Murphy, 4;
Charles Redington, lib. p; Noble, 1b, p;
Weed. sb: Charles Matthews. If; Smith.
$; Meister, IF: Haskell, If; Grondin, CT;
Hawker, If.
Longs-Burleigh, lib; S. A. Green, CT;
DR.. r. Il. Goodrich, p. c; DIR. Bunker, c,
2b; DIR. Towne 2b. p; Whitcomb, 90:
Gibbs. ss Barrows. If; Patterson. rf
The Dand was present all through the
afternoon and revived the players fire.
was a large attendance, something like
SIS being secured for the band for whose
benefit the game was played. and ii was
therefore an unqualified success
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city and have returned to Eereeniging,
the scene of the peace conference between
the Boar delegations. The question Of
the retention of arms has been settled
in a manner favorable to the Beers.
whose contention that the occupants of
outlying farms would be exposed to dan
ger from attacks IN the part of the ma
uves or wild beasts, was held to be wei
grounded.
The camp at Ncreeniging. Transvaal.
where the final decision in regard to peace
Will be reached. has been deliberately pre-
pared by the British authorities with /,
view to the comfort and convenience of
the delegates to the convention now being
held there.
The camp has been laid out in a square.
two miles from the NereeniginG station.
On the Transvaal side Of the Naal river
there are 60 bell tents and - marques.
\ plentiful supply of water has been
pipcd to the camp, electric lights have
been installed and i staff Of British med
ical officers is in attendance there. Cen
erouS cooking and catering arrangements
also have been made.
The delegates are amusing themselves
with various outdoor games and at a re-
cent football match the delegates from
the Orange Free States were victorious
over the delegates from the TranSvaal. \
company of the Scots Guards acted as Il
guard of honor at The game.
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cosURN COMMENCEMENT.
Will Be Held. June 18-21-The Pro
gram Arranged.

The program for the I'D commence
ment of Coburn Classical Institute Is
out and is as follows:
WEDNESDAY, JUNE Is.
8 p. NJ. Recital of the Musical Depart
ment in the gymnasium.
THURSDAY, JUNE 10.
$50 A. NJ. Last chapel exercises.
go and 8 P. NJ. Junior exhibition at
the Baptist church.
FRIDAY, JUNE 20.
Commencement day.
10 A. NJ. Presentation exercises of the
senior class at the Baptist church.
go p. NJ. Graduating exercises and
fist church.
Z P. NJ. Alumni reception in the IL
brary.
s P. NJ. Alumni dinner in the gymna-
stun.
SATURDAY, JUNE 81.
10 A. NJ. Annual meeting of Trustees
in the library.