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The Lafayette gazette., 1902-03-08
DRUGSTORE
.. At.
Carencro. La.

lam pleased to announce to my
friends in CarencrO, and to the
public, that I will soon open d
Drugstore at CarencrO with a
complete stock of fresh goods,
Feb l. LOUIS TAPISSIER.
The Lafayette gazette., 1902-03-08
Office First National Bank.
Notice.

Notice.
Lafayette, La, Jan. 80, I9o2.-Take
notice That We, B. J. Pellerin and George
II. DsClouet, have forme'l commercial
pa, lnership in the town of Lafayette. La.
and shall do BUSINESS under the style of Pei
lerin q DeClouet, in said town at the same
place now occupied by B. J. Pellerin.
b. J. PELLERIN,
G. II. DECLOIET.
Gilpin observer. (Central City, Colo.) 1897-1921, 1902-02-27
STUDENTS ROUGHLY HANDLED
St. Petersburg Police Make Brutal AZ.
tack Upon Youths.

London, Feb. 24.-The st. Peters.
burg correspondent OF the Daily Elk.
press says that the police learning that
some 500 students had arranged a
meeting to be held in a certain theater
last Thursday night. quietly filed the
galleries OF the theater with 1000
Dvonicks. After the performance
had ended at midnight the students
remained in the pit. the DvornicAs
still Ia the gallery. At 3 O'Clock in
tho morning, at given signal, the
Dvornlcks suddenly descended and at
tackled the students. beating them with
clubs In Q most brutal manner The
students arms. ribs and heads were
broken and some were killed. a large
number OF them have been sent TO hos
pitals, while others have been lmprls-
oned
Gilpin observer. (Central City, Colo.) 1897-1921, 1902-02-27
WITHOUT ITS JURISDICTION.
Supreme Court Euleo in the Railroad
Merger Cese.

Washington, Feb. 25.-The United
States supreme court Yesterday deliv-
cred its opinion in the case of Mime
sofa against the Northern Securities
company in application of the state to
file bill of complaint in that court
The opinion was read by'Justice Shiras
and the motion for leave to file the
bill was senieh on the ground that this
court was without Jurisdiction.
St. Paul, Feb. 25.-The announce
ment of the United States supreme
court decision against the application
of the state of Minnesota for leave 10
file suit against the Northern SecurI-
ties company was received in this
city without surprise. Since the an
nouncement by United States Attorney
General Knox that he would bring
suit against the Northern Securities
company, under the Sherman act, the
state officials here have looked fer
just such a decision as that now an
nounced by the United States supreme
court. Such action by the federal Off
Gals will not be allowed to stop fur
Their action by the state of Minnesota,
but no decision has yet been made as
to the form such proceedings will
take
Gilpin observer. (Central City, Colo.) 1897-1921, 1902-02-27
10 DIE IN NEW YORK FIRE.
Origin OF tn, Blaze Is still Undct,r.
rllined

New York. Feb. 24-sophia Beach.
guest OF the Park Avenue hotel,
which was burned Saturday morning.
died in Bellevue hospital. This MAKES
the 18th victim. All the other fire
victims in the different hospitals viii
recover. The Rev. william Boardmar
of Norwalk, who is suffering from
burns about the face, hands ana BODY
has improved someWh2t. The body
of the unidentiie woman at the
morgue was recognized as that Of his
wife. Julia.
Coroner Goldcnkrar2 VIII begin mis-
Official inquiry into The loss OF life
today. He has summoned & large num-
Der Of the guests.
The ruins of the Seyenty-frst regi-
ment armory and the scorched upper
stories OF the Park Avenue hotel were
gazed at yesterday by thousands. a
single FIRE engine sent q stream OF
water on one spot Of the armory ruins,
where we're stored $4,000 rounds Of
cartridges and small quantity of pow
der. The heat OF the fire cid not ex-
plode this ammunition, for Il was in
q subcellar, packed in steel boxes. The
other ammunition in the armory was
all exploded while the fire burned.
Gilpin observer. (Central City, Colo.) 1897-1921, 1902-02-27
MOVE FOR RECIPROCITY.
Conference VIII Be Held at Chicago
to Force Congressional Action.


Chicago, Feb. 24.-Within the next
few days a conference Will be held
here fer the purpose of launching O
movement to force congressional az
ton on international reciprocity. The
Western Reciprocity league, of which
Governor w. E. Stanley of Kansas in
president and James Deering of Chi.
cago, vice president. will arrange the
conference. A. 3. HUT of Topeka,
secretary of the league, is in Chicago
for this purpose. He will endeayoI
to bring together manufacturers who
favor reciprocity and others interested
in the movement. Tariff concessions
to- Cuba will be only one Of the
leagues demands. The application OF
the principle of reciprocity to the trade
relations between this country and al
foreign governments is sought. The
ratification of the reciprocity treaties
with nine nations. action for which has
been pending in the United States
senate for more than two years. viii
be especially urged.
Gilpin observer. (Central City, Colo.) 1897-1921, 1902-02-27
Chicago Live Stock.

Chicago. Feb. Receipts, "a
600 Including 200 Texans; steady to Zoe
lower; good to prime steers, S6.5OfrT. y:
poor to medium. Si.OoN6.50; stockers and
feeders S2.50H4.S5; cows. 81. 2Jff5.35: heif-
ers. s2.501f5.j0; Gamers. 81. 2jd2.30: bulls
S2.5064.G0; calves. S3.5ofl6T5; Texas fed
steers. 81 .j0a5.T5. Hogs-Reccipts $4,000:
tomorrow. 5000; left over. $500. steady
to shade easier; mixed and butchers. $3.50
6ti.35; good to choice heavy. aj.2j@IG A.;
rough heavy, SGood6.3J: Hight. S5.S07d 10:
bulk OF sales, Sl.256io.65. Shcep-Recelpts.
li.0oo: sheep strong 10 Toe higher; lambs
lJlf25c higher; good to choice wothers
Si.T5M5.9o; fair rs choice mixed. $1,000
4.I0; western sheep and yearllnes., S4.50I
GOO: native lambs, s3.756idG0; western
lambs, IS. $4,000.
Gilpin observer. (Central City, Colo.) 1897-1921, 1902-02-27
BANKER ANDREWS AWAITS BAIL
Third Complaint Filed Charging Him
With classification of Reports.

Detroit, Feb. ga third warrant
was issued yesterday for Frank C. An
drews, vice president of the City Saw
ings bank, which is in the hands of
a receiver. on a complaint charging
him. together with another officer OF
the bank, for whom a warrant was
also issued. with making a false re-
port on the banks condition to the
state banking commissioner on Feb. 2,
1901. Mr.. Andrews was arra;gned in
the police court and his council asked
that he be released under this charge
on his personal recognizance, in vie%
OF the fact that the bail on the two
former complaints against him total
$4,000 and is ample. Judge Wheland
declined to grant the request and fixed
the bail at $4,000. This was not fur
nished. Mr.. Andrews examination
was set for Feb. %. the date of his
examination on the other two COM
plants.
Gilpin observer. (Central City, Colo.) 1897-1921, 1902-02-27
UNITED STATES PROTESTS.
Nothing Uncertain About Position en-
Conditions in China.

Picking. Feb. PA sensation was
caused in diplomatic circles here when
it became known that the United
States, through Secretary of State
John Hay, had sent q note to the Rus
sian and Chinese governments closely
along the lines of the Anglo-Japanese
treaty of Jan. 80. The note is 4 dis
tinct warning to both China and Rus
STA that the United States will not
permit the integrity of the empire to
be molested in favor of one nation to
the detriment of another. The note
practically endorses the English treaty
with Japan.
Gilpin observer. (Central City, Colo.) 1897-1921, 1902-02-27
Two Drowned In the Ohio.

Sistersville, W. Va, Feb. 24.-Mr.
and Mrs. Daniel Kennedy of Coch-
ransville. o.. were drowned in the
Ohio river opposite this city. They
came here yesterday to visit relatives
and about 3 o'clock started for their
home across the river. When close to
the Ohio side the ice broke and Mrs.
Kennedy, who was in advance OF her
husband. was precipitated into the
river. Mr.. Kennedy made a brave at
tempt to rescue her and had almost
succeeded whom the ice broke under
him
Gilpin observer. (Central City, Colo.) 1897-1921, 1902-02-27
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Features of the Days Trading and
Closing Quotations.

Chicago, Feb. 2t.-Prices stumbled at The
opening of the board OF trade today. Then
the bears gave them a vigorous push and
everything went down hill and struck low
level with pretty hard bump. The warm
weather and prospects of grains in plenty
was the cause Of the slump. May wheat
closed with net loss OF 15sc. May corn
1isc and May oats &c. Provisions lost
2i5Qi17i5c. Closing prices:
Wheat-Muy, T5asd15aic; July, 757sc.
Corn-May, 59i4c; July, 59c.
oats-May. 4i5sc: July. 34sc.
Pork-May. S15.35; July, $3.50.
Lard-NIav. S9.3Tls; July. So.4Tls.
Chicago Cash Prices-No. = red wheat,
S3dS4c; No. 3 red wheat. 79Hsll5c; No. s
spring wheat, T0dT4c; No. hard wheat.
marie; No. cash corn, 57ta5TMc No.
8 yellow corn, 5S15Slac; No. y cash oats.
42G42lc; No. white oats, 43is@l4e; No.
3 white oats 43Gfa3a;c
Gilpin observer. (Central City, Colo.) 1897-1921, 1902-02-27

Boston, Feb. 24.-Secretsry Barton
of the American board has received the
following cablegram, confrmatory of
the Associated Press dispatch an
nouncing the release of Miss Stone.
It. was dated Salonica and is unsigned:
Both Miss Stone and Nine. Tsilka
and child released from confinement
in good physical condition and good
spirits"
Secretary Barton regards this news
as absolutely authentic, as the mis-
sionaries of the board had been given
instructions to send no cablegrams
based on mere reports, but to wait
until positive information could be
given.
Gilpin observer. (Central City, Colo.) 1897-1921, 1902-02-27
PEACE is BEING ReeToREo.
Lull in the Spanish Labor Disturb
anccc-iscIated Riots Reported,

Lull in the Spanish Labor Disturb
ancco-IsoIated Riots Reported.
Madrid, Feb. PA council OF min
means to maintain public order. The
general situation is greatly improved.
Several labor societies here have do
clined to join the strike. OIie'al tele-
grams say that order prevails every
where in the province. Moro troops
have been drafted to Barcelona, but
it is hoped that the worst OF the trou-
BILE is now over. The strikorg at Ear
celona have demanded payment in
full CT their wages for the past week.
The employers have refused these de-
nands except in few cases where
they were acceded to ia the hope Of
conciliaung the men. Following the
advice OF the captain General, many
factories at Barcelona nave agreed to
start their fires, though it is doubtcll
if the men will resume work. The re-
fusal Of the authorities 10 liberate the
arrested strike leaders is causing re-
sentiment. Isolated riots are stIll re-
ported.
1T Sarria, a village near Barcelona,
some men were arrested foe expert
menting with explosives. One OF these
men fred upon the police and a light
ensued, in which one policeman and
one workman were killed and two men
wounded.
At Pedralbes. two strikers wen
killed in conflict with ths police.
Gilpin observer. (Central City, Colo.) 1897-1921, 1902-02-27

Copenhagen. Feb. 24.-The funeral
yesterday afternoon of Mr.. Hoerup,
former Danish minister of public
works. was converted into an import
ant political demonstration. Speeches
were delivered by DR.. Deduentzer. TIE
premier; NJ. Trier. president of tho
follkeithing. and other political friends
OF the deceased. AT the conclusion of
the ceremonies procession of 10000
people followed the body to the crem.
atorJ.
Gilpin observer. (Central City, Colo.) 1897-1921, 1902-02-27
MISS STONE IS FREE
2HiGANDS KEEP THEIR WOED
AND RELEAsE MISSIONARY.
Nine. Tsilka and Her Eaby Are Also
Set Free and Entire Parry is wei.
10 Unexpectsd.

Constantinople. Feb. 2A.-aiies
Helen N. Stone. the American mission
airy, who with Nine. Tsilka was Gao
tured by brigands in the district OF S.
lonica sept. g.. last, has been reielsea
and arrived at Strumitza, Macedon!a,
at 9 o'clock yesterday morning.
Nobody was at strumitza TO grcos
Miss Stone, as the brigands had giyoa
no indication where they proposed 70
release the prisoners. Nine. TsilEa
and her baby were also released at the
same time. They are all well. Miss
Stone Immediately made herself
known to the authorities ct 5trumi ~.
The first news of Miss Stones re-
lease was contained in telegram r.
ceived by Mr.. Dickinson, the America
consul general at Constantinopie.
from the American vice consul at Sl-
lonica. AS Strumitza is near the s.
lonica-Uskub railroad, Miss Stone VIII
proceed to Salonica without delay.
Gilpin observer. (Central City, Colo.) 1897-1921, 1902-02-27

London. Feb. 24.-Cablins fro12
Constantinople the correspondent OF
the Daily Chronicle says that he W.
derstands that owing to the necessity
Of protecting the innocent persons
who assisted them, the American del.
egates will neve divulge where and
how the ransom money was paid. The
correspondent learns, however, that
the ruse of filling the money bag with
lead after the ransom had been paid,
with view Of making it appear that
the mission to pay the ransom had
failed, was completely successful. It
Is practically certain that the ransom
money goes to the Macedonian com
mittee.
Miss Stone. continues the CORE
spondent, is certainly innocent of he
plot to kidnap her. but strong sus-
picions are entertained about some
Bulgarians who accompanied her
party or remained behind.
Gilpin observer. (Central City, Colo.) 1897-1921, 1902-02-27
TRIES TO KILL WHOLE FAMILY
Refused Gowry Suitor Murde q
Prosp setive Eathor-in-Law.


Chicago, FEB. 24.-Angered because
his persistent demands for dowry
sufficient to give him a start in house
keeping was refused and seeking re-
venge on the family of his sweetheart,
George Childrose, a stenographer, lan
night shot and killed Henry Meyerer,
the girls father, and slightly wounded
Emma Meyerer. her sister. Her
mother and another sister escaped
other shots, intended for them, by
rushing into the street. Then beliov-
ing he had killed the entire family,
ChiIdrose sent a bullet through his
own brain and fell dead at the door OF
his sweetheart's room.
The couple became engaged last
Tuesday and the young man at once
began his demands that the father,
retired mechanic and inventor, fur.
nish money to start the couple in
housekeeping. The demands were So
large and persistent that the paternal
consent to the proposed union wac
withdrawn. When he was dismissed.
Childrose vowed to kill the whole
family. and the tragedy followed.
Gilpin observer. (Central City, Colo.) 1897-1921, 1902-02-27
SENATORS IN A FIST FIGHT.
Tillman and McLaurln Come to Blows
and May Be Ousted.

Tillman and McLaurln Come TO Blows
and May Be Ousted.
Washington, FEB. 24.-Washingtons
birthday was signalized in the United
States senate by a fist fight. The two
senators from South Carolina were
the active participants in the ARRAY
Mr.. Tillman in the course of speech
upon the Philippine tariff bill made
serious reflections upon the honor OF
his colleague, Mr.. McLaurin. In eff
feet he charged that his vote in sup
port of the ratification of the treaty OF
Paris had been cast through the exer-
else OF improper influences. Mr.. Nc
Laurin was not in the chamber ut the
time, being engaged in committee
work. but he was sent for and appear
ed just as Mr.. Tillman concluded his
speech. Pale as ashes McLaurin rose
to address the senate, speaking to a
question of personal privilege. He re-
viewed Mr.. TillmGn's charges briefly,
and then denounced that statement by
his colleague as q willful, malicious
and deliberate lo."
Scarcely had the portentous words
fallon from his lips whom Mr.. Tillman
sitting few seats from him, with Mr..
Teller u Oo2oredo between them.
spranS Il hin. Mr.. MsLAss1n. who had
~ taeasd sDvarA ks. T1AuAn, mot
~ ~ ~ ~ - - Ansaue ~ two
saaAAR haN1A0 svsOs NJ Telles
49, vese 0R0DA b . ssa0h anA
lnnhas 49, - AsG-A susskveA
. 49, ~ - - nv~nnaA an
Gilpin observer. (Central City, Colo.) 1897-1921, 1902-02-27
maiya~, Ll..,on.c, ca..,,red.

As1ila, Feb. "A foroo OF native
ssnstabxLary 81 sA1sA Cves has cap
tursd oortsa second n command 10
GeasrAa MafvNP, and tarasd him over
to the military authorities. Cortez
We - f.nehsa seeHrity N q suburb
q 0asA CraA knswn ~ Alipit. and
vAs raising rs11s fsr The Asurrection-
A friendly native informed Inspector
eorsaseu cf this fHot - the capture
OF Cortrx followed
Gilpin observer. (Central City, Colo.) 1897-1921, 1902-02-27
THREE TRAlNMEN ARE KILLED.
Headend Collision Between Freight
Trains On Northwestern Road.

Amigo, Wis, Feb. pa head-on
collision between freight trains oc-
Cured near Summit Lake, on the
Northwestern road, 16 miles north OF
this city. fred Lyons and Roy Mid
daugh, brakemen. and Bert Nightzer.
fireman. were instantly killed and
Harry Hogan. engineer, badly hurt.
Twenty cars of lumber, logs and mer-
chandise were piled high in one row.
Gilpin observer. (Central City, Colo.) 1897-1921, 1902-02-27

Caspsr. wy Feb. 24.-rhe jury In
the Charles Woodward case brought in
verdict for murder In the first de-
gree. Woodward murdered Sheriff
Kicker Jan. and will be sentenced to-
day.
Gilpin observer. (Central City, Colo.) 1897-1921, 1902-02-27
Uassslena vrvu0Ie ka1e1.

Madrid. Feb 3S.-ln the ssaAts 0ee.
eral weyier. the minister Of war. an
nounccd that tranquility he'd been 70
stored In AL Of the disturbed towns.
Gilpin observer. (Central City, Colo.) 1897-1921, 1902-02-27
Rsss~ws~as Nsyes' Renewal

WAshinOeSA. Feb. 24.-Atts~asy
Geassel KHc1 has delivered 10 the
president he Andfngs in the natter
Of the charges nled against Arthur
II. NoVes. Judge Of the Second division
OF tho United States court for Alaska.
He recommends that Noyes he re-
moved from once.
Gilpin observer. (Central City, Colo.) 1897-1921, 1902-02-27
s0nly" Emerson Is Dead.

BssesA. Fsb. 2<.-Wllliam Emerson
RAsADsaA OF ~ he was fAmiliArly
hAsvn. -0l- D0sron. the fAaous
n6Ase1sA ASsA hst night ~ D1nan's
hstsl vAsss - has lived for several
nsatAs pAsA Death was due 70 n
ssaspDsasloa - diseases, rseastt1U In
ssnsAUeDA ns vas % ysass cid
sDd . naebvs q Belfast lrshAA sans-
fnG to this esaAtry when ysAs ell
Gilpin observer. (Central City, Colo.) 1897-1921, 1902-02-27

~. JesspA. 70. 3a.-Csstte- Receipts.
$50; stealy: nsAtveA o4.850t5.OO; cows and
hcifers. o4u1z5n.6o stsehsrs ana feeders,
~. n0fJA.@. Hoos-AsosaptA 4boO: strong:
ana hsavy, So.i60AO Diss, S,.5CSlD.o 90.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-07-03

IS 3 y. - Inter benz Namen
Staats.8 ant pom @aubdp lit bier eine
neae 8ant NIT einem Capital uon
1915, 900 etabltrt morben. 6err g.
g. 2aialle tit Yrdiibent unb SEER g.
s.. 9aiaae @aiitrer.
CANTON. - Gin 3meig Der
,Neberal 0abor Union" wurhe bier
nit 70 Mitslieoern .orsanilirt. SOL
aenbes Iinb bic Seamten: IS. 9usbes,
Yrdiibent; Sobn Sings, 8ice- Prdlis
bent; g.. 9. Trenrp, Secretdr unb
Sdasmeiiter s. Sieselmeper, innere,
8m. Wauace, dubere Wa@e.
Mprb=D afDta.
Depils9afe.-Na a@tidbris
ger unterbre9uns mirb bic NorbzOa
fota Sectional. @arbe in Der 3eit pom
7. bis Is. Suit gum eriten Scale wies
Der etn Selblaser, unb swar bier in
Oeuils Safe, abbalten. Maior Cole
beftnbet it@ ~sesenwdrtis in Minnei o.
to, UNI bic u0tbisen @orrdtbe fur bas
Quartiermeiiter : Department uiw.
einsutaufen. @dbrenb bes Selblaz
gers erbalten bic semetnen Solbaten
Is Gents per Sag nebit Yrouiant bic
Corporate 81, Serseanten S1.25;
gapitdne 50; Waiore So 25 Oberlt=
9ieuteuants $2.75 unb SberIten So.
Sober Gompasnte iinb Sc Wann er=
laubt.
Sargo.--Oer Sdli4er Saunbers,
wel9er, nadoem er li6 Der Sdli6ans
fir idulois ertldrt uno gu finfiabri.
ger 3u6tbausi trafe perurtbeilt poroen
mar, aus benz bielisen @efdnsaib ent
Fob, aber in 8innepes, Wanitoba,
einsefansen uno ausSeliefert purbe,
lit uieber in bas bieltSe 9:fdnsnib
Suridaebra@t woroen.
Samestom II. = 6err Gobert
@alter bat fur grri6tuns elmer Eele=
pbonlinie smiIden bier unb Gourtnap
bic n0tbisen arrangements %setroffen,
unb 1o0en bic Mrbeiten u in NnSriff
9enommen merben.
0arimore.-Oa @el6aftsuter=
tel pom gonmap, elmer Ortl9aft,
wel1e 38 Weilen uon bier 9ele9en lit,
murbe Moutas Na9mittas BON elmer
Seuersbrunit total eiuSedi9ert. Ser
anscri6tete S9aben mirb auf $50,
900 bis $40, 900 sei9dst.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-07-03
NuS Dem Nprbmeffen.
minnefpta.

perbau. (gorresponbens.)-
Wontas bat Bath. Siebler feline I'M
Comm Yerbam selesene Sarm per-
tauft. -Srau &ola Wuti6ler bat ibre
nabe ct. SoIepb selesene 80 older
2anb fir $4,000 perfauft. = 9este
@o9e iinb 6. g. 0elb pom bier unb
Fri. Steua Yorter ION @inona am
lesteren Plase setraut wor6en; bas
8rautpaar bat it9 bter bereits bdas-
lid einsert6tet. -Srau 9ertrub Wil=
Ter, Mutter Der Srau sSobn OSwalb
unb Trau s. s. 9rabec, befanb it@
auf benz Wese na9 Mppleton, isis. i,
NO tie bic Commemorate aubrinsen
mirb, auf ienem i3use, BET BET Oomer
Safe BET einer, 3ulammenitoB nit et=
mem anseren 3use sertrimmert MUIR
be. sic fam unuerlest bapon. =
SO. s. Oalp unb s. 8. Samper
rpobnten Der Mittmo9 tn Sersus
SaQs sebaltenen 9opuliiten= gonuen=
tton BET.
ct. Yaul.-Oie Staatss Dratz
mage ommiiiton, beitebenb aus @oue
perneur San Cant, Staats: Sefretdr
Sanion unb Staatss Mubitor Dunn,
persab am SamitaS bic @ontratte fur
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-07-03

W 6. 8. Mtmoob lit barauf por=
bereitet, gu9 gu ben niebrisiten Gins
raten Muleiben pon $500 bis su$10.=
900 auf culiiuirtes 2anb fur 5ebn
Sabre gu MAIDEN nit benz &edte, einen
Ebeil ober bic gauge Summe gu If
senb elmer 3eit surid5usablen. Spre9t
Bel ibm In ietuer Office I'M Itmoob
8lod gu ct. Gloub uor. 31:4
H-Sn Sumelen, namentli4 Sod
seitsrinsen, tn Eai@en unb 9ausubs
rem pie au9 In Silberwaaren tauft
mon bas bette uno bilisite BET u. S.
&obertlon on, ct. Gloub, BET benz au4
&eparaturen an nbren prompt unb au=
uerldfis beiorst merben. 39.ba
tN @roBe Bargains udbrenb be3
Monats Suit In Stm's reuem Store.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-07-03

@enn ber bo6m'ite 6err 8il9of
Sbomas O'@orman BON Stour Saus,
g. g., Don Gom na@ ben Ser. Staa=
ten suridfebrt, piro CT Der 1eberbrin;
ger zines Sanbi3reibens>o Papites
on BEN Prdiibenten &ooieuelt ietn
@let@seitts wirb ct benz 9rditbeutea
i'm Iamen bes Hapites Elm prd9tises
@ei9ent iberret@en, mel9es in elmer
In Woiait searbeiteten Mnii6t Der
Stabt &om beiteben mirb. SIS i@eint,
baB p~Orldufts bic Nbii9t, 8ii@of
O'gorman gum apoitolii@en Delesa=
ten in ben Pbiltppinen gu ernennen,
fallen selaien worben lit, obslet@
Der erfte 8orl6las, i'm gu ernennen,
pom Fapite ielbit uusseipro@en wurbe,
oils er gum eriten Wale Wtqiam $.
Saft, BEN gtptlsouperneur Der Pbiltp=
ptnen, empftnq.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-07-03
Yaiiomsipiel gum Sefen Der Il. y
Oemeinbe.

Nd6item Samitas 9ta6mittag balb bret
ubr mirb Or. Sobn $. S6erer bas Yaiiions=
ipiel nit bsmeslideu Silbern IN Der S9ulz
baae unb abenos balb 9 ubr in BET llnbeflefz
ten gmpfdnsntBtir9e auflibren, nit beutz
i6em Iortrag erldutern unb entlpre4enbe
0ieber in Solos p%ortra9en. Sieles Spiel
murbe in ct. Saul unb Mlnneapolis 81 NAL
aufsefiibrt unb fiir baslelbe bis iest in Mins
uelota 263 @ontracte abgeldlolen. Sober
1T freunbli6it ei%nselaoen, Der Ilffibr1ns
bes arobartiaen Spteles beisuwobnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-07-03

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