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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-01
@clb elm unteribieb!

Die Sammaup : Organization bes
35. ailemblp=O iitritts in Seem Yort
feierte am %. Qpril Sefferlon's Sc
b%urtstas. Sci bieler gelesenbeit
l9rieb @iaiam Senntnss Srpan BON
leiner Seimatb III Nebrasfa einer
Srief an sic Organization, mOrin er
Sen friiberen Senator Oapto 9. Sill
in bitterer @eiie ansriff. Sill lit
befanntli9 ser anertannte Sabrer Der
bcmofratil6en Yartei i'm Staate Seem
gorf. Srpan bel9ulbtst Sill, baB
er Elm gompromiB nit bem SOien ein=
sesansen iei unO s~weioeutise Geoens=
arten sebrau6t babe, Inn politil6e
MaBreseln Our6subrinsen, wel6e fir
bas @obl bes Soltes sefdbrli6 leien.
Sn ietnem Srief ipri6t Srpan audi
iiber rSiiues," auf welden Die De-
mofratie ibren nd6iten &f fiibren
mirbe, menn sSefferion nod lebte.
Niemanb," 70 i6reibt er, fam smeiz
feln, baB SeHerlOn sesen bie banks
of issue" lein wirbe, ebenlO wie se=
gen 3weisbanten, Die Degradation
bes Silbers unb Die Gontroae bes
S6asamts bur6 Seem Yorfer Siaans=
manner. slu6 lit ni6t gu beswetfeln,
oaB er nit Gera6tuns bas slrsument
suriidpeilen wiirbe, mel3es in matt
den Sbeilen res Sanoes popular lit,
saB mar BEN Stes bur6 Elm Cont
promiB nit Dem g0len berbeifibren
miille, ober bur6 s~weibeutiee &ebens=
arten, wel6e mad elmer @abl MaB=
reseln mOsli6 MAIDEN, Sic beim Solfe
sieben."
Sill l9idt a19 einen Srtef. gr
sratulirt Ser Hartei gum &ieOeraufz
bau ser Sntereiien on Ben @runOldtz
SEN Der Democratic unb iagt bann !:
uSest lit sic 3eit, Tim Sorbereitunsen
fir bic nd6ite Champagne gu trefen.
Die Semotraten iinb einis fur per-
l0nli6e Sreibeit, fir Selbitresieruns,
fir slei6mdBise Steuern, fir f%oniti=
tutionelle Sreibeit, mo immer bic ame=
rifanil6e Slasse webt, unb fir libez
rale gelese iberaa. @ir minen uns
orsaniliren, Inn BEN Staat aus ben
Sdnben Ser &epublifaner gu reiBen.
gs lit btes feline l3eit fur Spaltun=
gen, fur periOnli6e YOlitit ODER fafz
tionelle &a9e. @as mir brau6en
lit bic ausibuns bes bO6iten Patrio=
tismus unb Der ernitelten eopalitdt
fir Die sroBe alte Eartei bon Setter
ion, Sadlon unb Silben."
6ia's @orte perbienen Die Sr0Bte
Sea9tuns. ginisfeit ma6t tart, unb
obne Ginisfeit fam bic bemofratil9e
Fartei ni6t liesen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-01
SiibDtSseumann's Grab ae=
Dffnet.

Sas @rab, in pel6em Dol 40 Sab
rea Der 9ei6nam Sss gii6pfs Sobuun
Nepomut Neumann, 6. go. st., BET
selest wurbe, wuroe uerh ISOLDE pom
einem fir6li6en @ert9ts6of se0ffnet.
Stele gambling bilbet einen Ser lee=
ten atte tn benz Selisipre6unsspro=
seize Des Grdlaten. Die Gr0ffnunq
oes Sarses erfolste binter peri6loI=
lenen Sbiren uuo 9ei6ab, UNI bic lie
berreite bes Sii9ofs Neumann ais
iol9e gu ioentifisren lnb alseni6ein
BON beren .3uitanb 81 nebnen. 3rpei
.3ellsen bel6wOrten, baB lie bem Be-
srdbntB bes Sil6ofs b%etpobnten, unb
spet aerste nabmen ein Erotofou iiber
Ben Sefunb Der lleberreite auf. Sier=
auf wrtrben bteielben in etnen 1eller
Sarg gelest unb bann ser lestere in
oas 9rabsewOlbe berabgelaiien, mel
Dies Johann pom. Grsbil6of Gpan per-
lieselt wurbe. Sas Erotofou pom
bem Sefunoe bes Sei6nams miro mad
Gom gelanbt, NO in gdlbe bic leste
Ebaie Oes Selisipre9unssproseiies
e rfolsen mirb.
Sobann Gepomuf Heumann, 6.
SO. st., Mitslieb bes Gebemptori=
item : Srbens unb Stl6of bon Ybilaz
Selpbia, wurbe am %. Mdrs 1911
su Yra6atis in S0bmen ais Ser Sobn
zines Strumpfwebers seboren. Der
Sater itammte aus Sbernburs am
Wsain in Sapern, feline Mltter aus
Seutl9 S0bmen. Im 1. Nopember
1928 trat Eeumam in sic Stubien=
anltalt gu Subweis elm, mo ct am 81.
Suit 1882 sic pier nieberen @eiben
erbielt. Die suei lesten Sabre leiner
Stloien bra6te er i'm Grteiter lemiuar
su Fras 81. SIM Sabre 1886 i6iffte
ii9 Ser iunse Seminariit in Saure
mad Seem Yorf ein, mo er am 8. Stunt
1886 lanbete unb ii6 Dem Sildof
Dubois uoritellte, Der i'm am %. SUI
nj gum Grielter weibte. gm 20. 500
pember 1910 erbielt er in Yittsburg
bas Srbensfleib Ser 3ebemptoriiteu
uno am Is. Suui 1912 leste er in
Baltimore bas Sroensselibbe ab. Inr
5. Utai beilelben Sabres wurbe Neu=
mann Superior bes 9aules in Yitts=
burg unb am %. Stunt 1S47 ais
Saupt Sberer mad Baltimore suriid=
berufen. am %. Mdrs 1852 wur=
Be er gum Siidof bon philadelphia
conietrirt, NO er iesensrei6 mirfte.
slm. 5. Sanuar 1860 fiel er in Der
Sine StraBe in philadelphia tobt
nieber. Seine irbii6e Siue purbe
in Der unteren &apeue Ser ct. Ye=
tersfir6e n~ieberselest. Im Is Oez
sember 1896 orbnete EapIt SEQ BEN
apoltoliiden FroseB ieiner Selis=
5pre6une on.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-01
Grfer Tbetl.
Mn bic Wfaienf6niain.

Maria, Maientonisin,
Wir tommen, Did Su preilen,
Otr weib'n mir Sebeu, Ser; unb CHM,
Stets Gbr' Dir ;u erpeiien.
gu Dir iau6;t Gues frob empor,
St6 preiit Der Gn9el iel'ser Gbor,
On biit Der Croft urS ELLEN,
Die nod in Streit mir waQen.
Sou 8ra9t li9 bic Iatur erbebt,
Wtarta, Did III lobeu.
uno Gues, mas ba lebt uub pebt.
S6tdt Ereis uno Sauf nab obeu;
SS, palm Mno Slatt unb Slnmenlor
Sretlt DID, bic Soft Der Ser ertor,
IS iall4seu @alb unb @teleu:
Maria lei seprieieu!
$50 1T elm Sers, bas lid ueridliest.
gtt5t lobt bic RafeuoIe,
gti6t anoa9tspou Maria sriiBt,
Die pnnoerbare Goie?
Die Ra6 oes Sornes LANCER Ha6t
Yer Selt oas Srsubenli9t sebra6t,
Ste NlnlternlB Serifreuet,
Sle S9opfun9 bat erueuet.
@lr abuen in Der Maien,eit
Sa ieues beii're 9eben,
Sas ms mad sldub'sem eebenstreit
Sort oben wirb 9egebeu.
Sort wintt sas Slid, bas immerbar
Serlast Der iiiub'sen Neul6beit mar,
Gb' On, bon @ott erforen,
Der &eIt bas Seil seboreu.
Sort ioueu mir did epie Idau'u,
Otaria. reid an @naoe;
>, lsnf' auf oieien Gilserau'u
11uS nIf Nom 70 hts,, lkfoSa
gslr peiheu neu Der unier Ser;,
Setn lel's I'M Slid, oein lei's i'm S6mel
BIS emit ms ltrablt in @onne
Die eru'se 6riiblinssioune!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-01

@rbeiters es lit, ser sic @elt in erlter
9inie @oblfabrt perbanft. Sor So
men itebt etn Wann, Der emf aud
nit barter Irbeit ieinen 2ebensunterz
bait sepann unb Ser nod beute ltols
barauf lit. Sin belonberes Sob soate
er BEN beutl6en arbeitern. Sn Der
elite berer, Die tbrer BEL onberen Set
itrnsen wesen nit Yreilen beoa9t murz
Ben, paren beutl6e Namen sans aufs
faIenb bdufis. Sas seist bic Sebeuz
tuns bes beutl9en Clements unter ben
Nrbeitern bteie s 2anbes. rgSir louz
ten niemals," iaste er Isle tii6tisiten
beutl9 amerifanil9en Wdnner per
seiien, Sic gu Ben intellisenteiten Or
beitern uuleres 9anbes sd6len. Die
Seuti6en linb Elm sroBes SOlf, uno
in BEN Ser. Staaten iteben tie aQe
treu unb unentwegt 81 ben Steruen
unb Streifen." S6abe muir, baB
Carnegie, Der leine MiQionen binsiebt,
TIM Sic Sirbe bes Gei9tbums gu mini
Bern, ni9t einen Sbeil Oerielben 3wee=
fen sumenbet, Sic bas @ob( Ser Or
better f6rbern mirben, fir bic er bod,
mie er last, Elm 10 warmes Sers bat.
Nber er ma6t es, mie anOere Gei6e
uni eres 9anbes al9: er pirft mobl
sroBe Sroden bin fur bic Sibliotbefen
unb bie sroBen Sebranl talten : aber
fir bas arme, entbebrenbe Golf bat
er ntdts iibris. Die &ei9en f0nnten
nit ibrem l1eberf fluff gar man9e 5brdne
itiaen uno man9es Glenb milbern unb
f0nnten babur6 BEN i6rofen @esenz
las abl6wd9en, Der swii6en ibnen
uno Ben armenl berri6t. @berba iisen
bic sroBen a%apitaliiten in ibren ga
lditen ober iinb auf &eilen unb itnb
oft iabrelans ntdt unter ibren Arbei=
tern. llnb serabe gu bielen raus=
ldnbiIden" amerifanern sdblt Garnes
gle. Oen meiiten Sabrifberren lit Ser
Nrbeiter eben nur Elm Stid Ser sepal=
tisen Wal6inen ibrer Sabrif, nt9t
mebr ais Elm 6e6el ober eine S6rau=
Be, Die ii6 bem @ansen einsufisen
bat unb, wenn tie aussearbeitet lit,
bur6 cine anbere erlest mirb. l1nb
nit wie frasli6en Wttteln lit nt9t oft
Ser Gei6tbum ermorben @ie mer6en
lo9ar bic @eleesebunsen beito9en I'M
Snterelie einselner uMa9er"! @te
blutiauserii6 iinb man6e Wonopole
uno Sruits, benen w~ertbuolle Eriuiz
lesien peri6a9ert merben. @te oft
nennt man bas 9el9dftstii9tisfeit,
mas man eisentli9 einen l9lau bere6=
neten S9winoel nennen lollte !-@elb
rie6t ia ni9t. limb UNI bas Gelb
brebt li9 Naes unb Dor bemlelben
frie6t ia aQes! @as fann es allo
Sesebrenswertberes seben ais bas
@elo limb wenn irsenbmo Ser Np=
petit nit Dem Giien fommt, bann lit
.oas beim gelbsierisen Ser Sail. Ser
lit Elm gtimmerlatt! unb ein lol6er
Nimmerlatt mar audi na6bem er
9ammer unb Seile aus, Ser Sanb
selest, Der Wultimiuiondr Carnegie.
grlt ser Selts Ser Wtiaionen bradte
ibm Die grfenntniB, baB &eiGtbum
nt6t Slid b%ebeutet, unb er etlt nun,
w%enisitens ni6t ais rei6er Wann gu
,terben. aber etnen meilen @ebrau9
ma6t er BON leinen Miaionen ni9t,
in bie idwielise Sanb bes arbeiters
briidt er au6 ni9t einen einsisen
Dollar.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-01
81 6bren Der Waienf0nisin.
Gage Der @oune
Sommt ibr 10 balb2
S6enft mir bic COME
SIsel unb @aIb?

oSH lplpeH SSDr1en 1allaSt DetQllllts
LID @otbe benz Mtai entgesen. llut
mabrltt, er perbient aud lol6en Sob
prets, Der @onnenmono Ia6 ben
lanseu triiben uno l6mermiitbigen
Sasen bes @inters eri6einen i'm Sea
enDlt6 wieper li6te Stunben, po0
SOnnenslans unb Hummelshine,, poQ
Sosellubel uno Seelenfreube. 9teues
@eroen, Sein1en unb SproIen, pos
bin mn bas ause l9aut, sarte sSu=
9enol6Onbeit Ser Natur iiberaQ! 9lui
ben sriinenben @ieleu prangen sic err
1teG SenSesblumeu, ser @alo iiber=
Stebt ii6 nit einem griinsoloener
S6immer, an BEN i6lanfen Hanten
Der Sbltbdume brdnst unb Quilt es
sur Sliitbenentfaltuns. Inns &atbo=
lifen bat aber Ser Wtai auBer leineu
Standardization nod etpas anbe=
res @ute uno eiebe bel6eert, ndmli9
Die Waifeierli9teiten gu Gbren Ser
6immelstOnisin Maria.
Soi90n unb ebel per @ebanfe mar,
Waria eineu sanseu Wonat in belon=
berer @eile su wiomen, 10 slidli6
mar au3 bie @abl bes Wonats Wsat.
Sber pflest man senn ni6t elmer bod
9el6dsten ODER utelseliebten Yerion
bas Seite uno ansenebmite alsS pfer=
9abe barsubringen? Nun aber, Ser
Maimonat lit Ser i96nite unb arml=
tbisite Wonat bes Sabres; ober lit
ni6t Ser Mai Ser Monat Ser 6off=
nung, no Die gauge 9tatur pie ans Ell
mem lansen S6lafe erpa9t unb nit
alien Geisen wie auf einen boben Seit=
tag it9 i6mift, mo Sic l6Onlten gluz
men mettetfernb bliben unb Sic lieb=
li9lten.@ oblserI6e ausatbmen? @te
palleno wiro er baber Maria gemetbt,
bie ba lit bic Wutter Ser l6Onen Soft
nuns, Sic i66nlte gll1me bes Seites,
cine sebeimntBpolle Stole btmmlil9er
slnmutb, cine Hedenloie ellie unter
ben Sornen, Elm nit glumen Ser
@nabe sei6miidtes, buftrei6es Seet,
Elm Faraoies erS9Onbeit uno Sru9t=
bartlett.
unb neil Waria, unierer btmmli=
i9en Wutter, bas am woblsefdaig=
item, mas uns, ibren &inbern, am
beillamiten lit, auf mel6' anoeru Wo=
nat fonnte iene @abl ba poDl faIen
Senm mer meiB ni6t, oaB serabe Der
i60nite Sriblinssmonat, audi Der fir
Sic Susenb sefdbrli9ite lit baB se=
robe in bieler 3eit bes Sabres ibre
i60nlte Susenbblitbe am meiiten BE-
brobt miro, inbem Die annebmli9fei=
ten unb Gei3e bes Sriblinss Die
ianbbafte Sesierli6teit I'M Wenl@eu
lei6t meden unb gu linnli6en Serz
s~niislnsen md6tis anloden. 9ebri
ni6t Die G~rfabruns, baB Siele, an
itatt, bic Natur na9abmeno, gu einem
neuen 9eben aufsulteben, NIT glitbeu
Der Suseno ii@ gu i6miden unh
Nri9te Der Serrlt9feit gu brinsen,
pielmebr bic gritlinse bes wieoerteb=
renben Sabres bur9 iinbbaften Sc
nuB e%ntpeiben, nno baB 10 Die bohs
munsspoaiten Pflansen ibre gldttel
unb 8litben perlieren unb a~biterben3
Sa, Ser Srlblins, Der in Der Orb:
nuns Ser Hatur cine 13ett Der grneu=
eruns unb Muferitebrns lit, 1T in be,
Srbnuns Der @nabe fur giele eins
d3eit bes Saues. Siele @efabr pal
unb lit mobl elm 6anptsrunb, 1parum
man serabe in bieiem Monate gu DER
ienisen ii@ wenbet, wel6e bic Stride
uns ebren unb anrufen lebrt ais biz
Mutter Der sOttli@en Gnabe unb als
bic Sunsfrau aner S~unsfrauen. Gs
iollte bic 10 liebli6e Maianba9t Elm
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-01
Crt8tnal=G DrreipDnben3.

Uaibinston, .. g., ben 81. April.
SIMMER interehanter seitaltet iid
bic politii@e Sage, unb INNER srober
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-09-19
FURIOUS FIRES IN WYOMING.
Forests Burning in Eighteen Different
Parts of the State, -

Forests Burning in Eighteen Different
Parts of the State.
Cheyenne, Wyo., Sept. 17.-Govern.
Spr Richards has been informed by tel
ephone from Grand Encampment that
for many miles along the Wyoming
Coloradot line, norths Of, Pearl, Colo,
a furious forest fire is raging, devastat
ing everything in its patn. Efforts to
subdue the flames have been ex-
hausted without effect. Governor
Richards Immediately communicated
with Governor orpan Of Colorado and
arranged for both to send telegram
to the secretary OF the interior asking
for aid. I.
According to the latest reports,
there are at least eighteen serious
forest fires burning in Wyoming, to
say nothing Of numerous smaller fires
burning in southern Albany county
that are destroying great swamps Of
fine pine timber in the Medicine Bow
range and threatening mining build
ings.
Although hundred miles away
from Cheyenne, the smoke from these
fires obscures the sky here.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-09-19
coNFERs WITH SENATORS.
President Talks With Hanna, spoone,

President Talks With Hanna, Spooner;
Allison, AIdrich and Lodge.
Oyster Bay, Sept. 17.-Senators
Hanna, Spooner, Allison, Aldrich and
Lodge and Postmaster General Payne
spent several hours with President
Roosevelt yesterday and discussed
with him the entire political situation,
having special reference to the condl-
.tions in the western states, which the
president Is to visit on his approach,
ing trip. The parties to the confer.
ence were reticent after they returned
from Sycamore Hill, but it can be
stated on reliable authority that it
was decided to make no attempt to re-
wise the tariff at the coming session OF
congress, that the president is to main
tain his position as to the trusts, and
further that he is to insist on his de.
mand for reciprocity with Cuba. It is
said he will fully outline his policy
with regard to the latter in some of his
western speeches.
It can be stated on excellent author.
ity that the coal strike was not
touched. The presidents object in
having this conference was to learn
If there had been any marked political
changes in the different sections of the
country during the past year. The
conference Yesterday, 1t is said
showed that there has been none
"The conference was entirely harmoni,
Gus" said one Of the participants.
NO differences OF opinion occurred
and the presidents position on the
different questions were endorsed" -
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-09-19
BANKER DIED FROM BLOW
Nicholas Fish of New York
Killed in a Saloon Brawl.
MAN AND TWO WOMEN INVOLVED

legged to Have Struck Fatal Blow.
Victim Left Lying Unconscious on
Sidewalk in Front of Saloon.
z New York, Sept. 1.-THE death Of
Nicholas Fish as the result of a quar-
rel in saloon and the arrest Of
Thomas J. Sharkey, private detec-
tive, on the charge of homicide in that
connection has been the subject Of
close police investigation and con.
lecture. Mr.. Fish was the head OF
one Of the most distinguished families
in the United States and a banker OF
great wealth, and at one time minister
to the court of Belgium. He died at
the Roosevelt hospital from the er
fects of injuries received during an
alteration with stranger in Ehr.
hardt's saloon.
According to, information gathered
by the police. Mr.. Fish's death was
due to a blow struck by Thomas J
Sharkey, a private detective, who,
with two women who were present at
the time, was arrested after the death
l.
unconscious on the sidewalk in front
of the saloon and summoned an am,
bulance, in which he was taken to the
Roosevelt hospital. where his identity
was revealed by papers found In his
pockets. A dispatch was sent to Mrs
Fish, who was at Tuxedo, and who
reached the hospital soon after mid
night, remaining at the side of hel
husband, who never regained con.
sciousness. 4l &.i
Victim Spending Evening With Women
According to the police, Mr.. Fish en-.
tered the saloon in the afternoon, ac
connpanied by "a Mrs. Phillips and a
Mrs. Casey, two women who live in
West ThirIy-fourth street. There they
sat, drinking, until they were joined
by Sharkey at the invitation OF one
of the women. Mr.. Fish continued tc
treat his companions until, on discoy,
ering that his money was exhausted,
: he announced that he would draw q
check and get the bartender to cash
it. This provoked a derisive remark
by Sharkey, who was ignorant of Mr.
Fish's identity, and high words fol
lowed. The two men rushed at each
other, the women screaming and try.
ing to separate them. One of the
women, clutching Mr.. Fish by the arm.
succeeded in dragging him out of the
saloon to the sidewalk. There he
was confronted by sharkey, who had
broken away from his companion, and
they clinched. A moment later Mr.
Fish reeled as If from a blow and iell
prone to the sidewalk. Seeing him
lying unconscious and fearing that he
might be killed, his late companions
fed, leaving Mr.. Fish where he fell
until policeman came along and
summoned an ambulance. ...s
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-09-19
Fire Chiefs in Session.

New York, Sept. 1.-THE thirtietll
annual convention of the fire chiefs OF
the country, organized under the name
of the International Association OF
Fire Engineers, began yesterday in
this city. Fire chiefs were present
from many parts Of this country and
from Europe. Mayor Low welcomed
the visitors. COMMISSIONS Sturgis
of the New York department. paid trib-
ute to ex-Chief Hale Of Kansas City
as the inventor Of many appliances
now In use. ]:
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-09-19
HENDERSON OUT Of RACE.
Speaker of the House Declines
denomination for Congress.
SENDS LETTER TO CHAIRMAN.
Says His Views Are Not in Accord
With Those of Many People Of His
District-Does Not Believe lowering
the Tariff Will Cure Trust Evil.

Dubuque, Sept. Speaker Hen.
derson, finding that his views, in re.
spect to the treatment Of trusts by
reducing the tariff in whole or in part,
are not in accord with the views OF
many of his party in Iowa, has de.
clined to accept the nomination for con.
gress and has withdrawn from the race.
Speaker Henderson has addressed
the following letter to Hon. G. E. AL.
brook Of Eldora, Ia, chairman Of the
notification committee:
My Dear Sir: / have never
answered the kind notice communi.
Gated by you and your associates ad.
lyising me Of my nomination for the
eleventh time by acclamation as Re.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-09-19
HOLD sPELLMAN FOR MURDER
coroner's Jury Finds calaweIl Met
+ Death at His Hands.

i Omaha. Sept. 17.-The coroner's
jury in the inquest over the body OF
Earl Caldwell, the nonunion machin.
list who met violent death early Sun.
day morning at the entrance to the
Union Pacific shop yards, returned q
verdict finding that John Spellmar
delivered the fatal blow and recon.
mending that Charles Pospisil be held
for further investigation. 1t was the
irony Of fate, however, that the prin
cipal held for the murder was no. d
striker, but was instead an employe
of the Union Pacific.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-09-19
ST. Louis Aldermen Testify.

st. Louis. Sept. 17.--In the boodls
investigation yesterday ten membera
of the house Of delegates who failed
to appear before the grand jury Mon
day were examined in regard to the
city lighting bill and the street rail
way legislation. The grand jury IS
looking into all phases of the light
ing scandal in an endeavor to secure
enough evidence to indict the million
aire givers Of the $4,000 bribe paid
to the members Of the house combine.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-09-19
Ready for. the Execution.

Sturgis, S. D., Sept. II .Everythin
is. now In readiness for the execution
Of Ernest Loveswar next Friday fol-
the murder Of George Puck and
George ostrander at Owl Creek. The
trap was tested by Sheriff Smith with
q sack of sand Weighing ITO pounds at
"a drop of six feet. Everything worked
IN good shape. The prisoner still
plays q mouth harp at times and then
again seems TO be very nervous.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-09-19
King Named for CONGRESS,

Provo, Utah, Sept. 17.-Tne Demo.
cratic state convention nominated j.
H. King Of Salt Lake for congress and
Richard w Young. formerly Of the
supreme bench in the Philippines. for
Justice Of the supreme court The
Kansas City platform was endorsed
and the cheering which greeted Bry.
ans name when TONED by Chair.
man Powers showed the feeling of the
party toward the former leader.
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PASSENGERS IN A PANIC
Three Trains Collide on Chi
cago Elevated Road.
FIVE PERSONS BADLY INJURED.
Many Others Are Cut and Bruised.
Cylinder Head Blows Out and First
Train Becomes unmanaaeable on
Steep Incline.

Chicago, Sept. 17.-Five persons
were seriously injured and three train
loads of passengers were thrown into
a panic in collision between three
elevated trains last night at Sixty
third street and Madison avenue.
The injured: Robert Colbert, motor
man, both legs fractured; H. c. Otter,
legs crushed and body bruised; lisa
dore Phillips, severely cut about the
head and body; Belden Briscoe, hip
dislocated and body bruised; Mrs.
George Clark, face lacerated. 81
The trains were running close to-
gether. The Forest Park train stopped
at the Sixty-third street station. A
cylinder head blew out Of compressed
air tank on the front coach, throwing
the brakes out of gear and rendering
the train unmanageable.
At the point where the train was
standing is steep incline and the
train started backward at high speed.
The motorman on the second train
saw the retrograde movement, but
was unable to back his train out Of
danger, and the first train crashed
into the second one, with momentum
that wrecked the two colliding cars
and sent the second train bowling
back to bump violently into third.
The second and third trains were
crowded with passengers. Every one
rushed to get out of the cars and be-
fore quiet could be restored several
persons, in addition to those serious
ly injured, were cut and bruised.
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NOMINATIONS FOR CONGRESS.
Minnesota's New Primary Law is
y :. Given Its First Test, =

So
I s. Given Its First Test.
st. Paul, Sept. 1.-THE new primary
law was given it's first test in a gen
eral election yesterday, when the vor
ers of the various political parties
went to the polls to- register thef1
choice for nominees for congressional
judicial, executive and county OFF,
cials. The nominations for congress
SO far returned are as follows: First
district, Democrat, Peter McGovern;
Second district, Republican, j. T. Nc,
Cleary, Democrat, G. NJ Andrews;
Third district, Democrat, G. c. Kelars
Later returns show that Congressman
Fletcher (Rep.) is renominated in the
Fifth district, that Congressman Taw.
ney's plurality will be about 1000 in
the First and that Halvor Steenson
5(Rep.) will have plurality in the
Ninth s1sl' - ~