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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-30
Marftbrunnert, Main,.

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bon Mains an benz ltnfen Il fer Beg
Hbeines padien, bdben einen iebr gu
ten Guf. Wer bentt od nt6t an Nter=
ftein uno on Die Seuertrppfen, tuslde
bier gefeltert iperoen.
Sppenbeim m, beiIen rptbe &d>
tbarinentirde peitbin iidtbar lit, erz
frert ii9 ebenfaus zines guten @ettz
rufes, unb bic beiten 9agen ieines
9plbberges, SddtrGger, 8reu5brunz
mems unb 8iilbenmprgens gehDren gu
ben feinI ten Sprten. Sebo4 tperoen
bier au1d9it Mittelpeine proouctrt.
sic iinb ni9t beipnoers martig unb
audi ni6t iebr bouquetrei9 uno pft
Iooar etipas troden, aber per lie urz
berfGli6t betpmmt, ipirb feline Sreuoe
barar baben. 2aubenbeim, 3d.
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fans in bieIer @esenb, alien Weintsu=
rerr finb lie ippblbetannt. Qu9 Der
tpeltberiibmte rotbe Snselbeimer sez
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unb Der 8ingener S9arla9berger
ebenfaIs. @s lit cine itattlt9e @eieu<
inaft ftoIaer Namen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-30

Ser tpadere @olfsang Miiaer be-
sriBt NIT pbisen begetiterten Worz
ten bic golbene Yforte Der H%beinlanoe,
bas altebrpiirise Main5, bon ben H0@
1,ern Mosontiacum geannt. S6on IN
Mittelalter beibt bic Stabt, pel9e am
linfen Hbeinufer, sesenii6er benz Sim
futile besMfains liest, bas goloene
Mains unb ber Name pabt audi nob
berte auf bic ~blii6enbs 9anoelsz uno
Snbuitrie ltabt BON iebt $4,000 gtn@
po6nern. unb es lit cine frObli9e
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M1semeinsn gilt. Dab er geIeQig uno
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gilt bon ben Mainaern i'm 8eionoerea.
Qu9 lit Bel i6nsr mod etpas BON benz
Sransoientbum bdngen seblieben. Sic
iinb Elm iiberaus lebbaftes unb luittges
9DlfGen unb bic Mainoerinnen iins
es erit re9t. Qu6 bur9 g6ic uno
glesana sei6nen lie ii9 betrG4tlt9
bon tbren S9pe1tern I'm mtttleren ,!no
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aug. Ser Garnebal bli6t 6ier in
Maina, ME taum in 8Oln, pel9es
fir iot6e Sete fait i6on gu grob Je@
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aber lit Der garneoal mod Elm ptrtliz
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st6t es tpenise Stdbte am itol5sn
Rbeinitrom, ia i'm SeutiGen 2eiGs
iiberbaupt, bic cine 10 ii6erraz
f9enbe Neuseburt erfa6ren baben ME
Mains in ben lebten Sabraebnten.
ReispOG eri4ten nobl INNER ietn Inz
Bid NIT ben altebrniirbigen Sbiirmen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-30

unter 9ruius, Is Sabre por SIR. Sc
burt, pirb Maina bic 9auptftabt bes
r0mti9en Sberrbeins. 9ter pirb Sie
erfte Bride iiber ben sepaltisenS trom
errt9tet. 8onifactus bestnnt BON
Maina aus ietn 8etebrunssperf. &arl
ber @roBe tpeilt oft bier unb iteqt Sen
.5eritDrten 8riiden5au pieber Per. I'm
ter benz gr5bti9of Wiqesis, Inn Sas
Sabr 1000 lit Maina Der Sib mittelz
alterlt6en 9lanaes unb Prunfes. Gs
folst bas biiitere &apitel ber Subens
Der olgungen. Maina ntrb bic MteJe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-30

1elten, in peiten Nb1tdnoen D%onetnats
Der erideinen unb meiit bic ntebrtg.n
Mn6D6en bebeden, bieie bon neitem
idon als Sanbbiigel tenn3ei9nenS.
Sci i9Dnem, tlarem 8etter 6rau4t
Der 8lid ni6t BEL bieien na6en 9ttz
bern gu beripeilen. gr i9peift in bic
nebelise Serne, mo rings ii9 bic 2tz
MEN BON bOberen g~r6ebungen aboei9z
men. SIN Norbpeiten idumt Der bohe
3us bes Saunus, Der r9O6e", pie
man i'm 2anoe iagt, ben 9ori5ont,
bon Norben itret6en bieQusldufer bes
8oselsberges, Der geipaltigIten 8dz
faltmafe 9euti6lanbs, beran, im
Often gruBen oes Spehart palo6ez
beetle 9O6en, i'm Siooiten erl4einen
bes Sbenpalbes liebli6e Q6bdnge, i'm
Siibneiten lGBt bus freunblide Berry
lamb Der pfal5 ben Slid peiter i9ns!z
fen, einerieits na4 benz bo9gepOlbe
ten 9pnnersberg unb anOererIeits na9
benz Soonpalb bes 9unsriid. un0 muir
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Ser moberne 4ufi6tpuns Der StaSt
batirt peientlid ieitbem bic alien Sc
i~tunssanlasen per16punbsn uno
bur6 neue, fat unideinbare aoer
I'm 10 fur9tbarere Sorts, bic tuettdo
bon Der Stabt liegeu, erleBt porosa
limb. Seitbem bat ii4 Mains bebagz
li6 unb mobern g%rOBfdottia ausses
bebnt unb bu es feline bielen Sbllrme
unb anbere an bic grobe 8ergarge1ls
belt erinnernben S9mudtiide bebalf
ten fat, 10 lit es ieBt cine in ieosr Be
sisbung punberi6Dne Stabt sepors
ben, prddtig uno gldn5enb, reinli9
unb nett, altertbiimli6 uno bod bod
mpbern Suslei6. 3rar rsi4t Der Sdz
fenperfebr nod lunge ni6t beran on
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-30

.Tas beit're Nain5l SIN golb'ne Sagess
li6t
Sebt hrs eeltredt an breiteu Gbetue
liegeu.
Gin IebenspoIes SiISl SIR merit es ni6t,
gSas es a~elitteu eiult IN rallben &riegen.
60 lob ids mirl Gs IdBt Der rebtegt1tb
Sid nidt burb Srnger, Notb lnb In9lt
beIie9er;
geraeIIen lit ber Seuersbriinite @lutb,
9anonenbcnner, Der bid idoB 5ulanmen;
Ser Strom Der 3eit tpui6 ab oas rotbe
Slut,
Su iticgIt, Gin ~itoI5er Sb6nig, aus ben
Slammen.
SEES Ibeines 2eben Sebt ibr tauienbfah
9abin am Stra1o III iipp'gen Ipern
quellen:
Im l1fer lit ser Shiffer 2eben tpa6,.
Iurl6' Sopt fpmmt an 1lnb marltbeS 1l1dt
Die &euen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-30

bet &riessbereitIdaft ms 2eben yez
ruFen rnb nit Der ganaen umlidt,
pel@e bic preuBtide MilitdrperplIz
tuns aissei9net, 1T auf benz bon gas
aslbarb betretenen Weee neitergear@
6eitet pprben. 9te 8erpflesung CT
uer mobernen Mrmee i'm &riege 1T ets
ne unaebeure unb auberorbentlid
,pi9tige Mufsabe. Wer peib, pte bic
Ghla1t Bel WDrtb aussegansen tpd>
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-30

SOm i'm Wtain5.
i'm Siiben bleibt Der Spriaont fret.
benz Rbeine ben 2auf gu bieiem i90z
men, rei9en 2anoe Dffneno.
R6einbeffen brin9t iebr bel 8ein
9erbOr, bod lit Die nd9ite umgebung
bon Mains fein @einla1tb. Nber man
fGaut BON ben Mainser Sbirmet
auf bas Observation-Disclosures 0 d.
+ m, tpeldes ~auerbings benz Mai1e
ndber ltest als benz &9etn. 9o4beim
liest etpa cine babe Stunbe bonn
Hbein entfernt, in ben Der Moin feline
Slutben ersieBt, auf einem ionntgen
8orbugel bes Saunus uno lit tpeltbln
itdtbar. Iuf ben 9Dben oieies 9Iz
gels pG6it elmer Der feurtgiten Wetns,
beionbers in Der Ndbe Der ehemaltss1
SpmbeGdnei.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-30

an 3uiammenfluhe apeier i9iffbarer
Str0me, be9renot in Der 5erne bon ben
blGuli9zbGmmernben 9Dben bes Sau<
nus, aber bic Stabt mar eingel9niirt
in bic engen, ebernen Seiieln BUMPER
Setunssgirtel, se6emmt na4 alien
Gt6tungen in ieiner freien gntfaltung
unb gntptdelung. SEPT tit Der 8ann
selDit; beriiinst itieg es ans golosns
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-30

benienisen Mannbeims, ieoo4 nimmt
berielbe na9 8oQenbung bes neusn
Ibeinquai beitdnDig au. Main5 1T iest
cine Weltitaot i'm Weinbanoel. 8elz
nabe breibunbert 5irmen befahen fif
bamit. Nu9 bic iturte 9arnt1on, iibsr
5000 Mann. sibt Der alien StaDt pIel
buntes 2eben.
Main5 1T ibsr speitauleno Sabre
alt. 9ier batten bic AOmer ibre gld1z
5enbte Nieberlafuns am &betn uno
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-30

@emiiiesu9t, fir beren GrseusniKs
bic umliesenbe Stdbte cine quite I5z
fabqaele biloen, 10 iiibpeitli9 BON
Mains, no audi cine berutenbeS Spar
gelaudt betrieben nirb; srobe SbIt<
anlasen fdaut ferner bas Muse, Die
rns f9on perratben, bab mir uns in
Der 9egenb befinben, no Der bette
Mpfelpein bertommen ion. Iud Re-
benf9mud fehlt ntdt Der 2anbfhaft
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Hierfein.

Nierftein.
2i9t Der Sreibeit, entfaltete fi9 CUR
berrliden 8liitbe in 9anbel unb 8erz
febr, ~erlangte cine bobe 8~ebeutung in
Der pfleae Der Wifeni9aften unb
&unite, beut allen 8eludern cine pobz
lise 9eimftGtte pabrer, e@ter Daieinss
freubt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-30

@utenbers's erie gu6orudprefe.
bunbert iiber Srantreid, Stalien unb
9euti4lanb berbreitet; bte@etftli9feit
bepog bamals bic Rartenmader. audi
6eiliaenbilber anaufertigen. Sir ben
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-12
CHRONOLOGY OF POPE.

Barn ~ CsrTinsss 9sfch 2 uss. .us.-ss
college a. nos8s. lssf. Matflcafatss - 80
GEsE9flan University. iEr. Erssfes a.
lexe - soils E-erieslasfas issz. sp5.eifs-
&c rsuussfie Fseisfs - gfszerg VI. IET1
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Ests at E-sze1eate. gg- fssFss=sar
- Ea1sfo. 80 tss. f2nsl Esnria -
Frusass lse-sssfs Nsse trrtassaes q
FfrsTa- is4s. C-asfss Cardinal fssessa-
bsr. o. s11. Mssa Csraazl rars.r1e-.na.
JAY 1sr Efs-tfs Peg FssTearr -.
fs7s. Hetisas f.oraza Csfae.s- Eifrfsrrsg
n seef1snf NareA = fvs. E-ersssf cssa-
1srsnir,r rarzaaa rlses. ss-ialara1 as n.sai-
irFr. reos-nh%F =. "a EnrFr 80 aEsszss
heresg. n1ra1isza. SeFasssrT 9 ~ &c.,
oEr tzef s-,fy q Ttssg. 0rtrass 9 ls,1 -
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4 gar Csiserafrs Z is-z 1asElse 2nr.
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~ seria4ssz 49, lsa1f xsg "a 20 Csi--
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- siEfl-sh a1zsfsrssfF - tls erss zssf.
F-rsFlarg - 49, Ts~ 49, sss q y~sF 2
srlesrsai ssslifs. ssF O. 80 Ifasa ses-
sssfgrv Ers cFesfss si-esa - ea-@tzsis.
ssas - re. Ceh5rat~s Hl1ettrfn aErts-
sag Warrh Z %
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from one Of the most famous noble fam
. HES Of the Two Sicilies. the Duke OF Cas-
tro Pagano is the stather confessor Of
the Queen Of Italy and is generally sup
posed TO be the candidate Of that amiable
sovereign He is perhaps the most cru
dite member OF the sacred college and
the author OF a number Of books. the
best known OF which are The Life Of
St Catherine Of Sienna. and ''Dalt-ial
in the course OF a journey his parents
were making in France, and 10 this acct
dental circumstance IS partly attributed
his popularity among French cardinals.
His claims also find warm advocates
among those of his couEtrymenr who
still believe that the pope should be OF
noble birth His particular friends aruc1g
the Italian preiates are said 10 be Card
nails Guarino and De Ruggero. The AGED
Cardinal Bianchi. who was formerly nun
clio in Spain and is greatly beloved by
the Romans: Cardinals Ver,a the az
thority on cauoaical Law. and Cardinal
Svampa. the archbishop # Bologna. are
also mentioned as possible SUCCESSORS TO
tbs present pope.
The selection OF a new occupant for
the throne Of ST. Peter is an imposing
and solemn process. When it becomes
clear that the pope must die. all the
cardinals who are in Rome gather at
the bedside and, kneeling. wait for the
end The sacristan bishop administers
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the vatscum ard TIRE extreme unctlon.
The grand psaitsntiary gives sbs9latloH.
me reuiteutiaI psaIrns are then iutoled.
the sscrtstan bishop pronounce the
coasecrated formula TIRE dying pcpe. x
Ne has TIE strength o d 50. gives Is
heaed.ctloa 70 tire aEssznblT. ard The
chanting 4 hrrnns Tor shc dead c7atia-
r.s - fhe last Thsn the carne-i. zFo.
70 make the on cisl record q re death.
With q snail silver banner strikes three
iirnt hiazs Oh TIE dead mans hsaf az5
calls hfz % Eis ChTis-isu usHoe Wien
fr ls-s no dead po7e vas F7us X too
vaazl Naslzs-3. sfie- sITiklnE ire three
riass T.th the hanaEer. calles -oios az
~ Glovs--s, S-0vanni~ z-e the1. tn7a-
sr 10 me zEse7r6ly. SAD The Eo2e -
really dead
The-eupon. while The slgzFt aEssH1f'.y
-e-sIus kaeeiizE fhs cszsTlinr1 i-tores
he De P-rf-adls Tea ths Ezasts- o;
TIE ehzr,h@-s. renewing from ne cad
repes finger ;he 6sberu-z-'s r4-g. ssn-a
= - - ca-zs-i.-ro. iz token q - ter
--a-.rv trs-zser C ne autheri-y q 80
hsfv see ard 81 re arst rlszarT meet
t-r a. tAs sacrs6 colege fhis rl-E tne
seal AID other insignia q at-cs q Ths
ssts uc7e sre hr8rer - sne eez--fgz~-
re tez-r-arg suEssr-TltI rzs $500
ir.t1 fhs has - ths sacrs1 r1aexs-
A.ssr ~ tady = ne 1sse Eose has
h.. vrs-sses car hz-lzi zzs masses have
49, .sss ever = = - p-sse1cs q tas
rsrsfnsEs. Il 10 removed 20 - FSter :.
where to- Aha czTs 10 les n Eszts- Eea-
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Ten years ago Cardinal Parocchi was
looked upon as the coming man. and.
while the trend OF events has since in a
measure diminished his chances. he VIII,
on occasion. have numerous and power
fur supporters in the sacred college. He
is IS has already been said. of Iowly
birth and owes his present condition and
fame in the main 10 his own native abil-
ity and force OF character Born near
Mantua, he was educated in the semin-
airy OF that diocese and is one of the few
cardinals who had small congregations
before becoming bishops While stin vii
lage priest, he became famous through
out Italy for his ability as an orator.
one Of his most celebrated addresses being
that in 1856, 10 King Emanuel the Gov
eminent, the Chambers and the Citizens
OF Italy-the Home of Heroes and Saints"
Z However, the ideas which he held in
those days were abruptly altered by the
policy toward the papacy Of the dynasty
which he loved, and the entrance Of the
Italian troops. into Rome changed him
on the instant INFO one Of the most bitter
enemies Of reconciliation between the
Vatican and the QuirinaI. Following his
appointment 10 the bishopric of Padua,
he lived on ferns OF armed neutrality
with the civil officials there, and his en-
nifty had grown SO pronounced when he
was made archbishop Of Bologna that the
government refused to grant him an exc
quator.
Since his creation as cardinal, Paroc-
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eminent. Cardinal vaneteln. v-ho is stia
under 80 Is ran = striking appearance
and personality. tan. stately ard hand-
some with TIE head ard face 4 a shlEke1-
Those Who knew hin credit hirl Eith
extraordinary Diplomatic skin ard =
was ~ Diplomacy. n fact. that b nrst
made his reputation
ne other prelates said q - rezz-f.ed
with favor b. The Triple sIiianoe are
Cardinal san Fsace. archbishop % MAJ
rles and CardI5aI Capeceisrtro ire yea
erahls had q TIE arcabishopTic q ca
vus. Cardinal Ssr Eezice- Eko j. Sreatly
beloved Is his courtTyrlsn. e. SAID %
D. tho personal choice q King Eznaulsl
v-foss frse1EzE1n and c9nafencs y las
eutoyed for rany yeas p7st- D. tact.
il zas a. TIE kns-s SIDE that = - ~
visited TIE t,lousznEs II sufferers .sofa
The choge-a ostbrezk r. N2ples and gzFe
May proo.s o. courage thai ea1ssFe'1
hin 70 ire Italian people AID szacs sEn
The IDOL CT the Nezpozitzzs-
CARDINAL CaPeoslAtro. wh0 8 Descended
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was made secretary and auditor 70 the
papal embassy At Madrid. subsequently
serving as charge d-a1aires When Car
dinzl Size0ri who While ruucio az Mad
I'd. had discovered the young usn gen
ius for affairs. Vas made secretary q
state by Plus N. Mgr. Rampclla vas
recalled 70 Rome and promoted 20 b. sec
Rotary OF the propa ganda ard director q
roiental rite affairs Later h Sas made
secretry q extraordinary ecclesiastical
affairs, where he obtained -enarssbie
Insight into the relations o. the Vatican
with Germany.
Isss &gr- RzmpoIs vas created car
6iusl. ard in ls$s he became paQal Under
secretary CT state A Iittie later succeed
ing Cardinal Jzco5lni IS the had = thar
department. Ever since he assumed rs
present otsice Cardinal Ranpclla has been
careful 10 attach himself 10 70 pa-ticsa-
lar party OF which there ale several at
the Vatican he has been. above every
thing else, the popes nan rather than
the n2s % any particular faction. rs
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WHICH ONE WILL SUCCEED POPE LEO:
|

most remarkable quality being that OF
implicit obedience. And while he has oc-
casionally, with tact that belongs 10
a bygone age. won over the holy father
almost without the latter's knowing 1t, 10
his own way Of thinking. in the eyes OF
his master as Of the outer world he has
appeared TO be obeying orders without
attempting to give any color of his own
TO the acts OF Leo Kill
The triple alliance would probably raise
no objection TO the elevation Of Cardinal
Ranpolla. and il is certain that il would
welcome the choice Of Cardinal SerafnO
Vannutelli. archbishop Of Bologna and
the member Of the sacred college most
orenly in favor Of a full reconciliation
between the church and the Italian gov
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Pietro, formerly papal nuneio in Nun
ich.
However, d majority OF the Sacred
college desire q continuance Of the coz
ciIlitory policy OF Leo XIII. and this pol
icy, after IT'S venerable author. finds its
ablest representative in Cardinal Mari
ana Rampolla, the present papal secre-
tary Of state and archbishop of St Pc
ter's. who may believe Will be the next
incumbent OF the holy. see Sprung from
an ancient and noble Sicilian family-in
secular life he holds the rank and title
Of Marquis del Tindaro-Cardinal Ram
pora was educated al the Capronica. the
Jesuit college at Rome; passed thence
TO the college Of ecclesiastical mobiles.
and in 1859. when he was Is years old,
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chi has become less demonstrative in his
hostility but ii Is foregoae conclusion
that Italy and the other members OF the
triple alliance would regard with marked
disfavor and prevent Il possible his ele-
walton 10 the holy see. France. On the
contrary. Il Is said would welcome his
selection. His friends declare that in the
event Of his success Cardinal Parocchi
would endeavor 10 the utmost 70 again
give 10 the church the universal character
which IL enjoyed in past centuries and
make the pspacy more Of & social than
a diplomats power Among the foreign
cardinals who are believed 10 favor the
choice OF Parocchi Is CARDINAL Lsnge-
nieux. the archbishop Of Reiurs.
Il has often happened az the conclave
Of cardinals. as IN other nominating con
ventions. that The favorites. owing 20
their popularity. have been put aside be
cause A Jwo-thirds vote being necessary
10 q choice. Il was found impossible 20
elect any one OF them Should such q
contingency arise in the coming CON
clsve. Cardinal Psrocchi whose influence
upon lis deliberations viii III any event
be most weighty. viii probably Support
his fellow citizen. Cardinal Sarto. who
Is largely indebted % him for his aG-
vancement should the archbishop 81
Venice becomes pope. Cardinal Parocchi
would really rule the church Another
possible candidate Of the Uirrsnortzne
OF irreconciasle party Is Cardinal d
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whom is honor and glory. world without
erd" Last OF al. the pope gives his
he.xiiction TO the multitude and his riga
has hegun.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-06-28
CALVIN SAYS IT'S A LIE.
Charleston Alderman Makes His
Utterance Strong.

Charleston Alderman Makes His
Utterance Strong.
Charleston, S. c., June 27-"I de-
nounce is at a lie," vociferated Alder
man Pat Calvin on the witness stand
to-day in Judge O'Shaughnessy's
court during the hearing of the case
for perjury against c. b. Vincent.
In the Court of General Sessions
Thursday Vincent swore point blank
that Alderman CALVIN had vouched
personally for a repeater in the pri-
mary election last September and that
was the allegation that the alderman
repudiated with such emphasis this
morning before Judge O'Shaughnessy.
The court room was packed with
many of the leading ward politicians
of the city, and much feeling was
evinced by partisans of both sides.
The hearing consumed the greater part
of the forenoon, and finally resulted in
the defendant being bound over to an
swer to the perjury charge before a
higher court.
Alderman Calvin is one of the most
picturesque figures in Charleston poll
tics, having at one time or another had
affiliation with every faction of local
politics.
Mr.. c. B. Vincent, who made the
charge of fraud against him, is equal
ly as prominent as himself, and con-
seduently the case is creating no end
of furore in local political circles.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-06-28
THE BANKS OF GEORGIA.
Figures shown by the Abstract of
the Controller.

Washington, June 27.-An abstract
of the reports of the condition of the
national banks of Georgia, exclusive
of the reserve city of Savannah, at
the close of business on June 9, was
prepared in the office of the controller
of the currency to-day. The number
of banks reported was forty-siX, an
increase of seven over the number in
existence on July 16 last year and one
less than on April 8 this year. Their
combined capital stock was $4,99S,OOO
against $5,245, $40 on April 8, and $4,-
221, 900 on July 16 last year. The alb
stract shows that the banks of the
state are on the whole, in excellent
condition, though their percentages to
deposits of cash on hand, in the re-
demption fund and due from reserve
agents and their percentages of legal
reserves to deposits are both somewhat
lower than on April 8 or on July IL
last year, the figures being: Percent
age to deposits of cash on hand, etc,
22.O2, against 1886 in April, and 2S.O5
last July, and percentages of legal re-
April, and 2031 last July.
The other principal items are as fol-
lows: Loans and discounts $l9,551,-
S39, against $1S,254, S26 So in April, and
SIG, AIS, 1853. 81 last July; due from ma
tional banks (not reserve agents., ST.
300 Isl SO, against $1,621 ,003.56 in April
and $1,194, S4S. % last July; due from
state banks and bankers, etc, $685.
2S9. Al, against ST. 1913. % in April, and
&To1 200 6S Ia -T1llW. dine from lnnrOVpn
reserve agents. $1,787, 421.3 80, against 81
2S4 432 .13 in April and 81 640, 544 SO last
July; lawful money reserves in bank,$l,-
707, 1928 AZ. against 81, 1888, 154 IS in April
and 81, $50, 1872. 50 last July; surplus fund
$l,S29, 800, against $l,S27, $50 in April and
81, 595, 1922 &c last July; undivided profits
less expenses of taxes paid. 81, 300 $685.
against $1166, 457 09 in April and ST.
236,572 80 last July; national bank notes
outstanding, $276964 so, against ST.,
1921, 947 so in April, and $2301, 1897 so last
July; due to other national banks, ST.,
029, 264. %. against $1,047. S60.76 in April
and $614.006 SO last July; due to state
banks and bankers, $685.. SOP 20. against
$1,263, 432. 80 and $656094 q in July; due
to trust companies and savings banks,
$T1,152. SO, against $50, 1853 SO in April,
and SIS, 3S9 80 last July; due to approved
reserve agents, $15S, 62S Al, against $149,
403 81 in April, and $50S, 615.9 80 last July;
individual deposits, $17,01S, 1868 n,
against s17, ASS, 224 80 in April, and $14,
004,193 81 last July; United States de-
posits, 1924, 500. rs, against $1,314,246.3S
in April, and $1,016,S1 10 last July; de-
posits of United States disbursing Off
GERS, $53, 351 As. against $31. 1856 Is in
April, and $18221 .0S last July; notes
and bills rediscounted, $547, $50 10,
against $249. 1896 81 in April. and 1884,,
5502S last July; bills payable, $501,-
416.O7, against $S4S.575 81 in April, and
1886, 294 Is last July.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-06-28
GREAT FEMALE COLLEGE
T0BE ADDED TO TRINITY.

Durham, n. C.. June 27.-There is a
movement on foot TO build In connec-
ton with Trinity College a great fe-
mile college. A meeting Of the Execu.
tive Committee Of the board Of trus-
tees Of Trinity College VIII be held
next week to consider the organization
81 this college ). II. Soafhgate. chair
man Of the board 81 trustees. said that
while the plans were definitely con-
ceiyed, be wae not ready - give them
20 the public as yet He said. however.
that the WOMan's college ~ Trinity
would start out With the sdYaHfaFs ~
. million dOiiaTE' Investment. sHd thai
81 would b. fhe greatest movement
ever made in tbe South in behalf of
higher egucafiOD fgr women.