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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-08-21

Iiegt als bic 8ernfteinabern i'm peiben
Sanbe, lpirb bersmdnnif9 na9gegans
gen. 9a Der 8ernftetn aus benz netz
BEN Sanbe piel f9Dner an Scribe 1T
unb ben boppelten Wertb bat, 10 bat
man unter benz Seeberse Bel @rnbz
9ubniden, Der ben meiiten 8ernftein
in feinem S9oobe bir9t, cine 8ern<
ftetnsrdberei besonnen.
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Mbenb ftieben unmittelbar Dor @ei9z
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rpubis" unb Der Dampfer n8ltb" aus
fammen, in Solse Mibperftebens zines
benz r8lib" seltenben Signals, umauz
febren. 8eibe S9iffe mubten am l1fer
anlesen, BON mo tie our &lapitter'i4en
Werft sef9leppt purben. perfonen
tpurben ni4t berlebt.
3oppo t. Sm biefigen Darnenz
babe fanben u%n1Gnsft apet S4neftern
i'm Otter bon % unb 10 Sabren, S69z
ter bes Danaiser RGmmerettaRenbudz
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fter. bic gu 9tlfe elite. nadseaosen.
8bet.tprnptua.
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tpie fir bic @eiitliden 10 aud fir bic
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fur5e ab5ubalten. 9ie @orlefunsen
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bic reueren tbeolostf4en Gorfdunsen
unter befonberer Miidfi9t auf bic
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eleftrii9en Strabenbabn na9 benz
@oltssarten er0ffnet, pobur4 Der
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Stabt liest, fur ole Stabttbeile slei4s
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liden 9rube r9eintB" fanb biefer Sage
bas ale apei Sabre tpteberfebrenbe
8ergfit fit bic 8ersleute bes Saar>
foblenrebters itatt. gs betbetligte1 fi9
i'm garaen &epier 42,5OO 8ersleute, bic
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8elegi9aft bon 1900 Mann, bic nit
ibren Samilien (etpa $1,000 RDpfen
in nur feds Stunben bebient tpurben.
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S9fenfleti9, apet Pfunb S9tnfen,
&etsfuppe na9 Bethlehem, ferner feds
2tter 8ier unb 5p0lf Gigarren.
4prnut,tt @un1Ten.
9aIIe. Na9 amtli9em Na9ipeis
ftubtren im laufenben CONNER @eme>
fter an Der uniberiitdt 9ale 213 2anb=
tptrtbe bon 8eruf.
B u. @esen ben 2ebrer
&noq nurbe bic 1nterfu9ung tpegen
Morbes eingeleitet. 3noG, pelder berz
9aftet 1T, foa ben 2anbptrtb &ublmei
auf Der Gbaufee erfdofen unb beraubt
baben, UNI nit benz @elbe Der brobenz
ben pfGnbuns gu entseben.
Yrnpttts 8d1leIte,t.
Strife berg. Mus Mnlab bes
bonn beuti6er urb Dfterrei6i19en Htez
fensebirgsDerein i'm Sabre 1905 gu
feiernben 25idbrisen Subildums 1T
bon beiben @%ereinen bic S90pfung ie
zines groben SubilGumsbaues seplant.
Ser Plan bes beutf9en @eretns 1T,
etnen fosenannten Subildumstpes in
elmer Sptrdle nit ianfter Stetsung Inn
ben sanaen &oppentesel b%erumaufib=
rem Nunb ben Heiienben bic sanae
S40nbeit feiner 1msebuns, r,ament<
Iih-hie bea heriihmten meIaer<- rnb bes
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-08-21
@e&fem6mrG.

g d p + / n. Medlenburgz
S4pertn bat na9 ben @rsebnifen Der
iiingiten @olfsadbluns 6O7, TO unb
MedlenburszS trelts 1O2, 6O2 @inmobz
ner. Oabor finb in beiben 2Gnbern
9649 rOmtf9zfatbolif4, 145 srie9ifd>
tatbolif9 unb 1904 mofaii9.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-08-21

idDere JdgDgeDegr aus urr sJa,.u ~,
unb iib entlub. Oie 2abuna brang
benz llnborfi9tisen in ben Gals; auberS
benz purben linn bur9 ben l~osgega1z
genen S4uB nod erbebli9e 0erleBuns
gen an 8ruit unb Mrm 3ugefiiat.
Surtb. Ser Rartonnagefabrifant
Stefan &reitlein melbete aus 0erIeben
eine 4rbetterin ni9t our @emeinbes
trantentaiIe an. Die Mrbeiterin err
frantic unb muBte ,einise 3eit i'm
&rantenbauie perbrinsen. Ser Magis
frat bef9lob nun, bic Soften .(172
Marf) benz Sabrtfanten in Mnre9nuns
81 brinsen.
9 m b. 0iefer Sage burdbs
f9tpammen bic 9erren Maurer unb
S9uIer ben Segernfee an ieiner BRET
teften Stelle aptf9en Der 9~abeantalt
@munb unb Der 9aperz SGge bes
&et9sratbs b. Mtler Bel siemli6 be-
tpegtem Gee. Die Strede purbe in
anndbernb 55 Minuten ~5uriidselegt.
2au E n. Observation-Disclosures
Sofef 8artb tpurbe gum 8iirgermeiiter
unferer Stabt getpGblt.
Neumartt. Ser prin5z Regent
bat bic @tnreibuns unferer Stabtges
metnbe in bic &laTe Der ben &reisperz
tpaltunssitelen unmittelbar untergez
orbneten StGbte NIT Wirffamteit bonn
l: Sanuar 1903 genebmigt.-Stabtz
pfarrer unb Oiftrittsf9ulinfpeftor
Mi9ael Sriaer, Der erft Dor &ur5em
fem golbenes priefteriubildum feierte,
tpurbe Bel Der SubilGumsfeier ber
S4ulf9neitern bon einem S9lagz
anfaae betroffen, benz ct erlas. gr ers
ret4te Elm Glitter bon nabe5u II Sabren.
Neuit a b a. u. 2eBtbin bielt
Elm i9peres @etpttter bic 8epobner bes
@ifGsrunbes ftunbenlans in S9reden.
Sn 0a9sba9 allein f9lug Der 8lib
feds Mat na9 chamber Elm, nobel er
apei Mtal aiinbete. Mu9 @teb tpurbe
%setDbtet. Sn l1litabt f9leuberte ber
8ltB etnen Mann bonn Sibe berunter.
Sn S4einfelb, 9ieba9 unb Sauerz
bam entaunbete er misunderstanding
@ebdube, bic nieb~erbrannten.
90 il + aburg. Suftiaratb Dr.
Sbaler, ber apette @oritanb bes Sc.
metnbefoGegiums, feterte feline ilberne
9odaeit.
gus nrr Rbeinpfalf.
6 peper. 9er amerifani{9e
@roBinbuftrieIe 3. q. Morgan bat
$4,000 Der Stabt Speper gum 9au
elmer Ran5el In Der rteuen Stride auf
benz Retfaer s19entt.
s ranfentbaI. Ser tpege1l
We9felfdlf9unser nerbaftete gisarz
renfabritant MaFot aus Muttertabt.
Der pesen &ranfbeit aus benz biefigen
@efGngntb in bas gliiabetbenbo1pital
iiberfibrt porben mar, lit flii9tig ge<
gansen.-9er erfte Staatsa,tpalt an,
btefigen 2anbseridte. 81. 2ipps. 1T
berf9ieben.
8 + il d { n. Dieter Sage
ftarb bier i'm 73. 2ebensiabre @pnl.
saialrettor a. .. 9. 9abn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-08-21
@foem6mra.

Q Z d t a. 8eim Seueranma9en
NIT Petroleum erlitt bic a9t Sabre
alte @r1ma Sbon in 9ubtpeiler 10
f9pere 8ranbpunben, baB iie na9
turaer 3eit ftarb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-08-21
sSmmae. 1ttttfeIaIte ,tno aIte

Perfonen, welde an franfem ober aeidwd6tent
Suitanbe bes &Orpers ober Settles inioIee g~erHadldfis
suns Der geiunbbeitsreselu oher i~berbarter arbeit lets
ben, mel4e nerp6s, mibe, p~er;asenb. fdwadinnis.
menideni&eu finb, imRlden. In bengIteb:rn uab tn her
8rnit Sdmtr3 empfinben. 4ue 4erionen, wel9e bteie
Spmptone haben, ionten bieien arSt ioiort conlultiren.
Or bat Eauienbe sebetIt, melde tn ben Iesteu Stabien
nnb a~ufssseben waren. slei@pisl, Der es %perfebIte. gers
f6nlite @oniulation TT tn porseidrittenen 5dlen notb>
nenbis. BebanbIun9 bur9 CORES onben3 ober Gatents
Waebisinen fann midi beilen.
erborgen Rranfbeiten. giele Sdne erniter
6rantbeit Iperben beim qeibenbsn nidt ausseiunbeu,
rpelder tn ~pertebrter Neiie bebanbeIt wirb. Ole srobtsr
Sonnungen nnb bic angenebmiteu Sreuben hes 2ebenS
burd Franfbeit Serit6rt werben. Ourh nnteriuduns bes
Urine mag eine ernite Srantbeit ~feftseiteut reroeu, bepor
Gnbre Seid en- %portreten.
nncerbareSeiIuuaen ~pol;oaen in al=
ten 'fduen, bic pernadldfist ocsr pertebrt bebaubelt
purcen. Setne Grpertmente ooer Gerieblun9en. Refine
nnbetlbareu Sale an9euommen. @euu Guer Sau uus
1etl5ar 1T. 10 werbet ibr fret bic Wobrbeit bOrsu unb ers
iu1t peroen, guer gelo 5u iparen. Sauieuoe eebeiIt,
nato,m iie, benz Eobe periauen, auiseseben purorn.
gerionen. wslbe pom Seims @ersten suirisbsuiteuenb be=
hanf cit perben, limb nidt eriudt uorsuipreden. wtebts
tinen %perlanbt nod irsenb etnem9eil bergs eft. GoniuIta=
ton fret nnb pertrauli&. SeaGtet ben 8eiafstaq.
Wenn Sbr ni8t poripreden f5nnt, idreibt nm eineu gus
ten Jtatb. Gbreiie: Or. . owutua
1907 Sdiuer=T beaters0 ebdube, Gticoao, Su.
5O7 Boston Slod, minneapolis, Riuu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-08-21
or, 9otUt1t1tA. NtdFoent,

p SaaaSss sss m:aS SsaaisS Si mss..s s"e Heath, How to
e9ss"; Plat. Pa : TsiFs to M se"4 a%on ns se GUIDE en To-
Health and Beauty; ELECTRICITY and Vital
Dtsier bebenteube. erfabrene SpesiaIit 1T In ben gan.
sem Wereinistex Staaten gut nnb gu i.tm.m SorteiI
5etannt pegen br pteIen wunberbaren Setlunsen bet
&ronii9en, 'nerpSisn nab fpesteaen seiben, iOpie bet
aersts ,nb epesiaIffien seipottet battem: Sbm itebt sur
settle cine eroee Mnsabl ta&tiger. ,ssi@idter aetste uno
e~rfabrener Speatalif.n. beren ertabrunsen. wel@e fe in
melt BADEN. q ibm.u srmSsIi9t. perbOrs.n. unO $roni>
{@e 3ramtteiten nit grfols 81 betlen. Sbre lansidbrtse
grfabruns. tbr mertwhrbises @eidid unb tbr uunnter.
brc&ener grtoIg siebt ibnen einen anipru9. auf bos
Sutrauen Sr aeibsnbea an aaen Orten. Su ieSem 9ans
pirb cine eArli9e Muf&t oussefprs&eu. 81 Der Jaa
S Sss Hi;a:. T. Ers srt ssssr sf ss' Sia u ilsn Ss asssss "a.
frumsntsn, weI@e iber 5000 s%etoitet babsn. DaraHter
1T etu XsStrablensa pparat. NIT behsn pile oe tnners
fen Drqane Iei4t unteriu4t werOen tonnen.
GetImn8eu, no anSere erfoI8Io&
tD0tett>
sranfbettsm Der ansen nne obrsn;
psrStnb.rt, Ianfembe Obr.n. Eaubbeit: srantbets
ten Der y q ie unb hes s aItss: satarrb. Sron$ts
& Is Ct !: DpspepRe. nnpertaultGteit, StIisRtat. eetbs
ia4t: 9tsIsas gss IT,, r i, 3 YssS nm
Sarnrasr, ertshtiSe Wtsreasrantst!t oTtaasno.s s a[sa
i.In. ausiSIaa, lNsdsnn, Meatieraiaie. hberFaGise Saare.
GntfteQunaen hes GeF@ts, eczema, 9ei&wlre ufu.
WerpenIetbtm: gptlepfe. 3Yt1te, Sdbnnns.
Mansel on 2ebenstraft. @benmottsnns. Nsnra!ste.
nnS Sr.bsssi%,phre werben i&merales mad elmer nenen
Wetbsbe sebeiIt. Samerrhotssu unS eae araatsettsn
hattie WeriMiebunaeu uub Befteaunseu Der Srsaue.
nbermdbiqer WeonatsFnb, Neruefitdt, S&ud4e, ufu.
Moberne BebanbIuusswetie. BITE f@ ausemetn ols es
foIar.id erpieiem bat. Refine unansenebmen unterius
&unaen. Refine Dame. Oh p~erbeiratet oSer ntat. brau4t
au a5aeru, entueber aueiu ober NIT eiSer Treunotn 5ur
Beipre9uns au fomuten. 3oniulattonen sehstr1 unn TIM
aunaen, 8ropf, manseIbafte @ntwtdelung trseno etHes
Organs. 2Ieine unb idwa&e EeiIs perSeu p~ersrSstrt
unb ~eetrdftt9t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-08-21

Iiegt als bic 8erniteinabern i'm peiben
Sanbe, pirb bersmdnuii9 nadgesar1s
gen. Sa Der 8ernitetn aus benz netz
BEN Sanbe piel f9Dner an 5arbe 1T
unb ben boppelten Wertb bat, 10 bat
man unter benz Seeberge BET @roBz
9ubniden, Der ben meiiten 8ernftein
in feinem S4oobe birst, cine 8ern<
itetngrGberet besonnen.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-09-04
MAD DOC oiTtS
NO LONGER FATAL
322 CASES TREATED AT THE BAL
TIMoRE CITY HOSPITAL.
BUT ONE PATIENT DIED
Not Less Than 2o9 of the Animals
That Inflicted the Bites Shown
to Have Rabies-Johns Hopkins
Specialist Shows Very Much In
terest.

Baltimore, Aug. 31.-An interesting
report of the 322 cases successfully
treated at the Pasteur Institute at the
city hospital up to June Of this year
has been issued by DR.. n. G. Keirle,
the director.
The wonderful work accomplished
by the institute is evidenced by the
fact, as stated by DR.. Keirle, that 'of
%22 persons who completed treatment
only one died of rabies. This case,
owing to the incomplete period of i'm
munisation, would not be accepted as
failure by any antirahic institution.
Even if cogniZance is taken of this
case, the percentage Of losses is only
Cne-third of l per cent, a smaller
rate than that shown in the last re-
port of the Pasteur Institute at Paris"
1t is worthy of note that 200 of thu
222 persons treated were bitten by
animals absolutely proven to have
been mad, 1872 of the cases being DEM
onstrated by the incubation of rab-
bits, and it having been shown IN 81
others that animals or human beings
from the suspected animals In So
cases the symptoms were those Of
rabies, but the presence of the malady
was not demonstrated, while in SO
more there was no reliable history of
the animal. In IL cases the absence
Cf rabies was evidenced
Bites on the hands were most
while there were 104 on limbs, so On
the head, face and bare neck, and
on the body.
The patients came from far and
near, one even being received from
Mexico. Maryland furnished a larger
number than any other state. The
various states were represented as
fellows
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-09-04
WILL BOMBARD
CUIOAD BOLIVAR

Port of Spain, Trinidad, B. w. l.,
Sept. 1.-THE Venezuelan government
fleet left Carupano yesterday with 500
men to lombard a second time Ciudad
Bolivar, on the Orinoco river, which is
still in the hands of the Venezuelan
revolutionists Cuidad Bolivar was
bombarded by the Venezuelan gun
boats Bolivar and Restaurador last
week and many persons were killed or
wounded. About 900 shells were
fired into the city. British subjects
at Cuidad Bolivar have requested
that a warship of Great Britain be
sent for their protection.
Willemstad Island Of Curacao, Sept.
News from an official source has
reached Willemstad confirming previ-
Gus reports that last Friday $50 men
of the Venezuelan army who formed
the vanguard of the government
forces near Oeumare, deserted to the
revOlutionists. They took their arms
and equipment with them and carried
their chief, General Castillo, a prison
er, to the enemy
The 600 government soldiers who
have been trying to re-establish traf-
fic on the German railroad from
Caracas to Valencia were repeatedly
interrupted by the insurgents during
Thursday and Friday of last week,
and the latter day they were defeat
ed by detachment of insurgents near
Los Teques. The town of Los Teques
is now in the hands of the insurgents
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-09-04
IMPORTED HORSE
BREAKS RECORD

Chicago, Sept. "A new worlds
record for running horses was set at
Harlem yesterday when Ed Corrigan's
Scintillant, with Jockey WINFIELD up,
won the twentieth century handicap
at a mile and three-sixteenths. in
1857 2-5. Previous record for this dis
lance was 1854 and made by Boan-
argos at Washington Park July z, 1898.
Scintillant, carrying 100 pounds, won
in gallop by four lengths, Jiminez
being second, length and half in
front of Scarlet Lilly. The race was
worth $4,000. Scintillant is an import
ed horse, six years old. He won the
czarewitch stakes in England in 1899.
Gail Hamilton Wins.
Hartford, Sept. 2.-The $4,000 fu-
turity for three-year-olds was the feat
ure of the Charter Oak grand circuit
meet yesterday. The field of eight
starters was reduced to three IN the
final heat. Gail Hamilton took first
money. 1t took six heats TO settle the
que1tion OF supremacy.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-09-04
MONT PElEE
STILL ACTIVE
ENORMOUS SHOWERS Or ASHES
DOING DAMAGE.
PEOPLE TERROR STRICKEN
Three Separate Eruptions Accompan-
led by Magnificent Electrical Dis
play and Tidal Wave-More Than
200 Reported to Have Lost Their
Lives.

Castries, Sept. 2.-Mont Pelee has
been in constant eruption since Au-
gust Is. There was an enormous fall
of ashes from the volcano on the nigh,
of the 18th. There was very severe
rumblings heard at great distance.
The mountain burned fercely that
night and out at sea passing vessels
were covered with ashes. The night
of the Goth, there were three separate
eruptions. 1t is impossible to ap-
proach the ruined town of st. Pierre
from the sea. The people of the vii
lage Of LIE Carbet on the coast are ter
rior-stricken, flying to the interior.
Hot water is pouring down in Lo1-
raine, Basse Pointe and villages to
the northeast of the crater. Horrible
detonations have been heard, the
ground rocked and quaked and arti-
Giles on tables were thrown to the
floor. The governor of Martinique or
dered every available boat to remove
people from the coast villages of Fort
De France.
At eight in the evening of Saturday,
Sept. 80, the sky was cloudless. Sud-
denly, without warning half the hori
zon was obscured by a pitch black
cloud of dust. The cloud was the cen
ter of most magnificent electric eff
fects, flashes of light SURPRISING the
most elaborate fireworks. Flames
and f1ahes continued to burst from the
cloud until nearly midnight. Col
umns of flame shot out of the crater
of Mont Pelee to explode about the
cloud il showers Of balls of golden
fire which fell through the darkness
in myriads Of sparks. Three large
aureoies were seen in the sky over
the opening of the crater.
A tidal wave rushed upon Fort de
France and lie terrified inhabitants
fed in large numbers to the interior.
The wave was not severe, and did but
slight damage. At midnight of the
Goth, Mont Pelee was quiet; shD!tlJ
after this hour there came another
shower of ashes, accompanied by a
vivid sheet of lightning.
In addition to the 200 persons re-
ported to have lost their lives at La
Carbet, Morne Rouge, many other
persons are said to have been killed
all over the northern districts of the
island. The governor of Martinique
is believed to have started for the
scene of the destruction.
When the steamer Korona arrived
here Sunday she was covered with
ashes from Scoria.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-09-04
MAY CALL AN
EXTRA SESSION
ONLY WAY TO END STRIKE DIFF
FiCULTY.
GOVERNOR NOT DECIDED
But Has Leaning Toward Arbitration
If Gravity of Situation Warrants
Taking Such Action-PennsyI-
vania's Executive Favors Bill to
Setrle Strikes.

Harrisburg, Pa, Aug. 31.-Persist-
ent rumors are in circulation that d
special session OF the legislature may
be called by Governor Stone in the
interest of legislation looking to the
arbitration OF the strike. Il is under
stood that should there be a popular
demand for the calling Of the legic.a-
ture together to grapp1e with the
question, the demand for which
should be imperative and unmistak
able, representing the great mass o.
people who have indirectly suffered by
the coal strike, the governor would be
constrained to call an extra session.
The governors leaning toward arb1-
traClon is pronounced and well known
to operators and miners. During the
last legislature he not only urged the
necessity for passing an arbitratiO7
law, but had a draft of bill covering
the need made and sent to the Goa
operators and officials of the United
mine workers. Neither operators MOI
miners, however, approved the bill as
it was framed and the governor knew
that it was impossible to secure its
passage in the face of the objections
of both sides interested.
1ne governor modelled his bill upor
| that which has been in successful OPP
| Grafton in New Zealand for sever
years and which during that perioc
has prevented all labor troubles
More Arbitration Talk.
Wilkesbarre, Aug. 31.-At the clos,
of the sixteenth week of the strike
the talk of arbitration is again re
newed. Despite the statements b,
the presidents of the coal carryin;
railroads that they will not agree t.
arbitration, the hope is still stron'
! that the influence now being brough
to bear upon the operators will hav
| the desired effect.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-09-04
INDIANS MAD;
WANT WHISKEI

Omaha, Sept. Ex-Governor Savage
last night received word of an upris-
ing of Yankton Indians at Naper,
Boyd county. Mayor Serrer tele-
graphed that the mixed bloods threat
Ell to burn Naper. Enraged because
Of the failure to secure whiskey last
Saturday, five of them fired eighteen
shots into the town, but no one was
injured. THE mixed bloods threaten
to take the town. The mayor re
quests that guns and ammunition be
sent. Governor Savage said he would
send a regiment to Naper with Guns
and ammunition.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-09-04
ITALY IN THROES
OF GREAT STRIKE

Florence, Italy, Sept. 2.-Italy is in
the throes of a great strike. Starting
only last Friday, the strike now in
cludes forty callings and has already
paralyzed industry and threatens 70
involve every section of the country
Martial law las been declared Fifty
thousand soldiers have been massed
in and around this city in an effort to
suppress violence. The red hand of
the anarchist is now discern1ule be-
meath the disturbance.
Al national discomfort exists among
the laDoring class and thousands are
seeking to inaugurate national and
international campaign, as the discon-
! tent involves other countries.
Forty thousand workmen are idle
and the movement is growing. ne
problem of feeding the population has
already become a serious one. When
the people begin to lack food great
violence is expected. Newspapers
have been forced to abandon publica-
ton. The gas mains have been sew
cred by the strikers and this city is in
darkness. A small riot and fight
among the discontinued was caused
here by the demand of the strikers
that the workmen on the English
church stop work. On being refused
the strikers threw petroleum on the
church and set fire to it. Only quick
action of the church sympathizers
saved the structure from destruction
Great fear is expressed lest the pub
| lie service be discontinued The
troops have been ordered to maintain
the tramway service at all harzards
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-09-04
PRIMARY ELECTIONS.
Saloons Ordered Closed as on Regular
Election DAYS.

Baltimore, Aug. 31.-Acting under in
structions from the board of police
commissioners, Marshal Farnan will
order all saloons closed on September
4 the primary election day. The Or
der is based upon an opinion given by
Mr.. Alonzo Miles, counsel to the board,
at the latter's request.
Mr.. Miles contends that the election
law passed by the last legislature
makes it unlawful to sell liquor on
days of primary elections as we'll as on
general election days, as heretofore.
The act of the legislature referred to
takes the primary elections out of the
hands of the political organizations
and places it in the same legal cate
cory with general elections
The order of Marshal Farnan will
require the saloons to remain closed
from midnight September to a.
NJ. September 5. The penalty for vio-
lation is fine of from $50 to 500 for
each offense, or Imprisonment in de-
fault. Half Of the fine goes to the in
former.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-09-04
CHILD LABOR,
IMMIGRATION
TWO CANCERS CONFRONTING
THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.
SAYS SENATOR FAIRBANKS
Society Virtually Interested in Best
Development of the Rising Genera
tion-Foreigners Coming Fast
Enough to Make State as Popu-
Ious as Missouri in Five Years.

Kansas City, Mo-, Sept. I'm his
labor day address Senator Fairbanks
Of Iowa, speaking of child labor, said:
mo such abuse can long endure when
the moral sense of the country is
aroused. Mere selfshness cannot long
stand in the way. 1t is gratifying
fact that in most of the states laws are
uron the statute books which protect
tender childhood from the rapacity of
such as are now arousing the moral
sentiment of the country This is not
sectional question. 1t is an humani-
tartan question, which knows neither
section nor latitude. Child labor is
not wrong done. alone to childhood.
Society is vitality interested in the
fullest possible physical moral and in
tellectual development of it's members,
and in the end it suffers if the children
who are to constitute it's membership
are atrophied in the essential quail