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New-York tribune., 1903-01-30

For evening assemblies. photographs BY Pachs
new Smokeess Flash Light. RWay and I'D ST.
Advt.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-30

FAST TRAVEL FACILITATES BUSINESS.
rbe PENNSYLVANIA Special leaves New York every
day Stock reports and stehogfapher on poHru'-
New-York tribune., 1903-01-30
TWENTY HOURS TO CHICAGO.

Shore ynaLins fhe $50 miles between New York
and Chicago daily in twenty hours is appropri-
at.lK narot n ,She fa0fh C,ertugy Iimited.-Adyt.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-30
t1sHER's SCOTCH.

The original Scotch whisky. The drink of Scotchmen
-AlVt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-07

leiner Socialismust6bterei einnimmt,
lit e + d r d / 9 unb t o n.
e quent.
@te erbdrmlt9 ntmmt ii9 3D.
sesen bas bemasosii9e uni
+ d 9 a e I bes
grzPfaHen Wc9rabp aus, menr1 er
iast, baB Elm 10 a + &atbolif
r9 9 s anberesa 8
Sostaltit" iein tonne, ba Ser so
sialismus bic Sebre Gbrtitt pertrete
unb cine @erleusnuns bes Sosialis=
mus eine S~erleusnuns bes gbriiteu=
tbums bebeute. a.! SHenbar mill Die
ier gr : FfaHe RcGrabp nod nt6t
alle griten, bic i'm nit Dem
&lerus uerbinben, binter it6 abbre9en,
trosbem er offtsieu aus bem Grtelter:
itanb aussetreten lit. ausenblifli6
oient linn Die Sdnsurub Fartei als
eine ersiebise Mil6tub, benn er ldBt
ii6 bur6 bielelbe fur letne r&eben"
unb rSortrdse" iebr anltdnbts BE:
sableu, aber btele Wil6tub pirb Ell
nes l6Onen Cages an innerer grl90pf=
uns unb Serblutuns uerenben, unt
Damn mag bem grzFfaifen letn Seit=
balteu am uGbrtlteutbum unb an Ser
fatbolil6eu STRIDE ais cine lebr mill
tommene Bride btenen, iber bic Ell
gu Ben Sleii3tOpfen Der tatb. air6e
surifmari3iren tanu, @er LANCE
senus lebt, wtrb leben. Nein, nit
ertldren empbatii6: Sin gutter, nab:
rer g6rtIt tann t II gutter, wa6rer
Sosialtit unb umsetebrt ein gutter,
wabrer Sosialit t II gutter, wabrer
Grit lein. l1nb mas busptl9en
liest, iinb MIR, mte ermdbnt, sebantsn=
unb enersielole Mttldufer, bic peber
fir bic Stride nod fur bic iOsialiitii9e
8ewesuns irsenb welden 8ertb ba=
ben. "-@ir baben bic antport etnes
ebrli6en, stelbepuBten Sostalbemo=
fraten unuertarst gum abbruf sebra6l
unb bartn ais Sauptia6e Sic Seitdti=
suns Der 8abrbett, baB tatbolii6e
arbeiter n 6 t susletd anbdnser Der
Sostalbemotratte ietnfonnen erpdbnt
Sebes weitere @ort in bteler Sa9e
iolte iiberfllllta letn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-07
@rDHnun9sfeier in ct. 2Duis,

SIM geilein bes Yrdiibenten GooIe=
pelt, bes grprdiioenten glepelanb,
pieler @ouperneure, @irbentrdser
unb anoerer b~tittnsuirter Yerlonli6
feiten purbe Oonneritas ser ct
Coulter slusitellunsplas er0ffnet, aui
pel9em it6 i'm nd6iten Sabre Sn=
buitrielt, aunitseuerbe unb ainite
unb taulenberlei Otuse, Die bas Sn=
|tereiie ser sebtlbeteu @elt in anlprud
nebmen iouen, sur bunbertjdbrisen
Seter Ser gruerbuns bes emit fran=
sOltl6eu Serritortums soutitana Elm
Genbepous gebeu louen. Sn Der
@eltaus lteIung pom 1904 uirb Der
etsentli9e Gebaute ber Setter iiber Der
WaiIe bes S6auenspertben pentser
sur@eltuns fommen. Ste gr0ffnunss=
feierli6tetten boten mebr gelesenbeit
sur grinneruns an bas poltttl6e gr=
eisntB, bur9 wel9es bic sroBe 3u=
tunft bes eanbes Ser unbesrensten
WOsli9teiten ibr etSentli9es Sltnbaz
ment erbielt. Sic rubte bamals nod
I'M 3eitenl9ooBe, unb mas jest ais
rei9es, b%liibenbes gebiet Miuionen
fru3tbare Seimtdtte bietet, lag 3D.
mails nod in neutrality-suspicious. @tlb=
nib. souiliana, artanias, Rihouri,
Soma, Wtnnelota, Norb : unb Glib
Satotu, Nebrasta, &anias, bas Sn=
bianer : Serritorium, Wotana, Wpoz
ming unb Der Oitli3e Sbeil Don Colo
rabo ltnb inn 9aufe Ser i3eit baraus
entitanben. Sbre 8eu0lteruns mie
bic Der Ser. Staaten iberbaupt, bot
l1ria@e, jeue @enbuus Der @ei3i@te
gu feiern, bic ben Forbidden @elter=
oberer ueranlaBte, feline Yldne auf BEN
einen europdil@en Continent gu Be-
l9rdnten unb BEN Nufbau zines neuen
@eltrei@es in Der weitli@en Semisz
pbdre elmer berufenen Station gu iber=
lai1en
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-07


&itentonsresution a~pprobierten unb
ais oHisieu ertldrten gborbI9er Der
Stride Qibri cbortci gccleitae) iinb,
eridisn es uns ii9erer, bieien 10 re-
pibierten, pon Ser Stride lelbi uns
barsebotenen Welobien Ben Sor=
sus gu seben Dor anbereu, pennslei3
bur6 BEN Nimbus bes Ilters ODER Der
TRADITION piellei6t mebr berportreten=
Ben Seriionen, UNI uniererleits gu
Ser pom Ser Stride aud in bic lem
9uutte brinsenO sewini6ten ginbeit
bei;utrasen unS slei6Seitis an ben
Gborbi6ern ser Stride fir Bic 3u=
funft eineu ii6eren Eefurs 81 baben
sum grpeile Ser Sntesritdt bes aus
unsetribter Suele flieBenbeu Sci an=
GEES"
rSas Sorwort bes Seraussebers
peiit au9 barauf bin, baB Der cantus
Homanls sic Gsrri6tuns bes opus
Set iebr let9t made, obne Dem oft
cirm Sipirlum et1pas Don leiuer @Irbe
ODER pom Ser grbauuns Der Gldubi=
gen su uebuteu. Samit lteut lt6 Ste
les genebiftiuer= desperate nit aler
gntl6tebeubeit auf Sen Stanbpuntt
Ser iusenannten rOmii3en ausSabe.
Sopobl bte Sbatla6e ser SerOHent=
lt9uus bteier G6oralaussabe ais au9
bte leitenoen Gitlt9ten uno @eit9ts
puntte, pel9e betber Seraussabe Ser
lelbeu maBsebenb muren, perbtenen
ernl tie Sea9tuns unb rubise Grind
sung wie Bel Sen @Onnern, 10 BEL BEN
gesnern Ser iosenannten oHisieueu
Ghoralbi6er. suf gtnsel6eiten ein=
suseben, lit bier ni9t ser Srt. Seben=
falls perbient bas @erf einen 9las
i'm aatalos.
Or. s. m q II n WIller.
gs eribrist nrr nod, ein @ort an
Sen 6erausgeber bes Su9es, Ser I'M
Sorwort su benz elbeu feline anlt6teu
iber bic Wtttel gu elmer slten auf=
fibruns bes Gboralz @eianses tlar=
leste, SIT rt6ten. P. Stantslaus fam,
nod ~3idbriser mii6e> unb iorsenpoler
grbeit i'm Stnblit auf bas uouenbete
@erf nit beut eatetuer iasen: Soon
omnis mortar." Seine Witbriioer
uerben linn nod iber's grab binaus
Sant wifien, unb bas Serbienit, gu
9ottes gbre beisetrasen suHba6en,
piro far tim Ser eruinldteite sobn
iein. Ser u9tOrbitern" sratalirt TO-
pobl ibm, ais au6 bem Sloiter st.
Sobn's gu bem sellnsenen @erfe!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-07
Sette 916.

lanten ftanben unb lebisli9 als
Strobmdnner funsirten. als bic
unteriu9uns einseleitet wurbe, leste
aud bteie Srau ibr amt nieber unb
I9ittelte ben Staub bes Staates
Oregon pom ibren SiBen. Ser Si=
Itritts Qnualt mirb bic 9ranb Surp
auforbern, ite peseu Reiuetbs in
antlaseSuitano gu perieten. Secre=
tor 9itdcot lebnt cine geipre9uus
Der petnli6en Gnselesenbeit ab unb
sibt nur gu, baB lluterlu6unsen in
Der Stias i6on felt eintser 3ett I'M
@anse seueieu iinb, unb bab er bur@
bic Witwirtuns ebrenbafter gunbes=
beamter in Der llmsesenb bes S@auz
plates Der 0ur9itedereien bas our
ueberfibruns Der S9ulbtsen erfor=
berli9e 8emeismaterial e~rlanate.
Oas sroBe Publitum rpirb erft Idbe=
res iber bic buntleu 8orsdnse err
fabren, ruenn bic 0Hentli9e Straf=
uerfolsuns in ansriH senommeu
mtrb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-07
3metter Tbetl.
N~rIblin8Sta8e.

SrGum' i6 nod pom boien Sasen?
sat ieln bobes Sonnen;elt
Sriiblins uibt i6on aufsel6lasen,
llno oas SdOnite alrssetelt?
9fGber mr.,
9S0S ltatIr
Stiu lluo tunItpou a%ufsebauet,
9tett nit yum lest an9el6allet.
EriIh uno itGrteuo ;iebeu 2iifte
Surt Den blallen &olfenlaal,
limb IS tommen liiBe Siifte,
9Sie pom einem 6reuoeumabl.
GiriIues Stlo,
Ntuntre 9Selt,
Norb i'll Siiften, biuter Sldttem
Riu9Sum belle Gone i6nlettern,
Ifeuen Yebena laute Sunoe
2luf oeS Seloes 9riinem Elan,
9lui oes &ailers tlarem g'ruuoe,
lleberou eiu freuuoli6 Nabn.
9feue Strait
Sreibt uno i6ufit,
Srdu9t Ii6 aus nab alleu Rdun1en,
@lGn;t in 0tiuioneu Seimeu.
60nnt' i6 pobl bic 9luseu I6lieBeu?
&0nnt' i6, fiiblte i6 oein &ebn,
1Sriibli19 init ben ~Siebes9rilBeu
AI5 ben lel9en ySunoerbobn,
Otit benz @lauS
lin Den 6ranS
Ntit ben boloeu Gn9ellpraten
SrGumen nod Don boleu Sa9en?
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-07
2anb9rabib entbHat.

Iae Nn3et9en beuten barauf bin,
baB in BEN nd6iteu @o9en cine Der
ueridmtstefteu unb ientationeuiten
8eri9p0ruuseu an bas Stdt ber
OeHentli6teit sebra6t peroen wirb,
pel6e ie gu benz 3pede seidmieSet
worbeu iiub, um bic Resietuns ibrer
6ffeutli6en 2dnbereien gu berauben.
Die Sa9e iptelte bauptid9lid in
Oregon. als benz Secretdr 9tt9z
cod bic eriten anbeutunsen besislid
bes S9piubels gu Obreu tamen, BE-
ldieb er ben gommindr 6ermanll
uon Ser General: 2~anbofftce, uel6er
aus ienem Staate itammt, su itd
unb eriu6te i'm I'M Nustunft. Oas
&eiultat fiel aber bO9it unbefrieSi=
senb aus, gommtildr Sermann leste
iein Amt nieber unb ietn Na9folser,
Gidarbs, leitete cine itrense Inter:
lu6uns Elm. Die Solse mar, baB
bret eanb : gommiildre in Oregon
amtsmibe purben, uns suar unter
umitduben, uelde bas Suitis Separ=
tement bere6ttsten, St~rafuerfabz
rem sesen tie anbdnsis gu MAIDEN.
gommiiIdr Gi9arbs unb feline Sn=
ipectoren iinb Der Inii6t, baB lie
einem gemplott auf bic Spur setom:
men iinb, uerm0se bellen 9unberts
tauienbe pon acres mertbuouer 9dn=
bereien Speculauten unb Spnbica=
ten burd falide gintrasunsen in bic
Sdnbe seipielt worben iinb, wel9e
obne 8esanftisuns leitens Der &e=
sterunssbeamtem cine p~ouitdnbise
l1nm0slidteit semeien mdreu.
Cine beruorrasenbe 6oae ipielte in
benz Mmte eines 2anb=g ommiildrs BET
ben Eransactionen etue pom eineu,
Bunbesri9ter ernannte Srau. sic
iebte aIe pom @eies uorsei@riebenen
@orii9tsmaBreseln ~uoufdnbis aus
ben Nusen unb i9etut einfa@ blinb=
linss setban gu baben, mas bic Specus
lanteu uon ibr uerlansten, inbem ite
9unberte uou gintraSunsen beglaus
biste, obne irsenb wel@e l1nterfu9=
rnsen an3uifelIen unb antrase pon
ansebli@en 9eimftdttenin9ern ses
nebmiste, pon beneu Seberuarn.
muBte, baB ite TN Otenfte Der Specus
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-07
Aapital, Mrbeit unb Staat.

gs lit bod rptrtli6 eine pertebrte
@ett! @anu Der SrIbltns ieinen
@insus bolt, mann bic ylimlein iprie=
Ben unb bic 9er9en jubeln, baau bali
ten bic Weni9en bic 3eit fur setom=
men, burd Strites, 8opcotts unb
arbetter= ausiperrunsen bic beftisiten
&dmpfe gu entfeiieln unb ben befru9=
teteu gooen, In benz lt9 ale Seine gu
resen Beginner unb CUR gntpiteluus
~brdnsen, nit glut gu b~insen. @abrz
i9einlt6, bic l~osialen unb pirtbl6aft=
lt6en 3uitdnbe unierer j3ett mullen
redt i'm arsen liesen, ueun Der Sriebe
3miideu &apital unb Nrbeit INNER
unb INNER pieber seit0rt uno an bic
STEELE zines %peri0bnltden gntseseu=
tommens, bus alein bas segenieittse
MiBtrauen unb bic i9arfen l3uiitis=
teiteu buuernb beieittsen tOnnte, auf
betben Ssiten brutale &fmittel
treten. 2estere uerm0sen ia pobl auf
~tlrsere ober linsere 3ett bic Rube unh
etrsuiaetnbareu Srteben gu ersutnsen;
nte uub nimmer aber uirb auf iolder
@runblase Elm bauernber Srieoe spt=
lden betben Sbeilen berseiteIt uerbeu
t0nnen. Sas uerHlas nur bas felte
unb beutli9 bofumenttrte betoerleitise
Streben mad sere9ter ausslei6uns
Der beitebenben @esenldse. Soute
aber. mte bic grfabruns "a leiher lebrt,
eine folde ausslei9uns arf bielem
8ese nidt gu errei9en iein, bann n1uB
ebeu Der Staat etusreifen uuo bic Otf=
ferensen bur6 fur beibe Garteien enb=
siltis biubenbe S9iebsseri9te l6lt9=
ten laiien.
gs felt ii9 pom Sabr gu Sohr im=
mer mebr beraus, baB iol9e Stiebs=
seri9te sur uuabpetsbaren Notbwen=
oistett merben, uub mir eluuben be-
itimmt, baB bic 3sit nidt mebr fern
lit, in Der lie gum Noble Der geiammtz
bett tbre iesensretde Sbdtisteit ent=
falten perben. OaB gommiiitonen,
pel9e man nit 10 iberaus ui9tiseu
gnti6eibunsen b%etraut, in uorii9tis=
tier unb seredteiter @eile Sulammenz
seiest perben miien, ltest auf Der
6anb, aber aud bas ldBt it'd BET
ernl ITEM suten @tuen redt wobl erretz
den. Nur tsnrtniBretde, einii6tsz
pole unb in ieber Stnit6t mateuos
baitebenbe Wdnner, birfeu zines Iol9
|i5peren, perantportliden Imtes mall
ten-Wdnner aus ben peridieoeniten
Soltsidtdteu, bereu @eredtisteits=
liebe ni5t onse;petfelt weroen fam.
SIT bteie S~eOinsuns erfiut, oann
mirS bic 6ffentlide Weinuns BEN
S5ieossertdtsu l9on bilfrei6 CUR
Settle iteben unb bur3 ibr sroBes Sc
pi9t bas reformatoril6e 8irten bes
States unteritisen. Sreili9 birfen
lolde gommiiitoneu nt6t MIR in brin=
ssnben Notbfduen, wie bies ). 9. nit
ser Soblenitrite=g ommiiiion Der 5aa
mar, ernannt perbeu, ionbera Tie mill
len permanente itaatli9e Seb0rben unb
babel nit allen ibuen sebibrenbeu
Wa9tbefusniileu betleibet iein. Der
Staat + a + nidt auein Ra9t, nein
= er / It Wa9t unb bieie Wadt
gum @oble Der Staatsanseb0risen
,u sebrau9en, lit fur i'm &edt unb
Yhidt suslei6. Oenu basu allein
/ It er b q.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-07
Gin ebrlteber Sp3ialbempfrat
fa4t ,,Nein."

Seit benz benfwarbtsen Sage, an
wel@em Der S%irtenbrief bes r,unmebri=
gen grsbii@Ofs Nuislep uon Chicago
bic Sosialbemotratie, in mel@em
Der Sab aufseitelIt unb besrinbet
wurbe, baB fein &atboltt Elm Sosial:
bemofrat iein birfe, mte Elm Oonner=
Tell in bas iosialitii@e Eager fubr,
1T bic Oiscufion iber bieIen Sas
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-03-06
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.

GEO. Galloway, the IA year old
son of Waddy Galloway, was in
stantly killed last Saturday after
noon at the Agar Packing Co.,
while working around the shaft
of a hosting maching, his whip
that he was using to drive hogs
was fastened to his wrist, and in
some way it came in contact with
the shaft while in operation and
his left arm was torn from the
body at the socket, while both
limbs were torn out at the knees,
the severing of the limbs which
were caught in the machinery
threw the body back to the floor
where it was dicovered 1ifeless.
He was very industrious youth
and was attending school and
had only begun work that day
about 11.00 o'clock. His father
is a gardener and lives at 14th.,
and Railroad Avenue. The fun
era1 service was he'd from the
Corinthian Baptist church con-
Quoted bs Rev. T. L. Griffith last
Monday. A large number of
friends was present. The By
sTANDER extend their condolence
with their many friends.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-03-06
CLINTON ITEMS.

A sacred concert under the manage
ment of Mrs. Holland Williams will be
given at the A. M. E. church on the Sd
Sunday in March.
Mrs William Giles left Saturday for
Chicago, called there by the illness of
a relative
Clinton has another case of small
pox, the first case this season amongst
the colored people. Lucim Hill is the
vics;m being quarantined At his home
on Second street. The case is said to
be mild one.
Rev. Nj. Murff Of Springfield, ILL.,.
left for Me east Saturday, after
weeks sojouyn in the city in the inter.
est of the Industrial Institute at
Springfield. He met w.S,s9E9pd sue
cess while here and speaks highly >Ql
the treasment accorded him while in
the city. His visit netted him over
slO0, which will assist in carrying on
the work.
]. N. Hancock was confined to his
room part of last week, on account of
illness.
F. E. Mcneil does not seem to i'm.
prove very rapidly from his indisposi-
tion of several weeks duration.
Rev. P. P. Taylor occupied the pulpis
at the Bethel church Sunday evening,
much to the qualification of his friends
who are ever glad of an opportunity to
hear him deliver one. of his able dis.
courses.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-03-06

praise. and should be read BY ous boys
and girls By oil means. Being personally
acquainted With Miss Coleman for .
numoer Of years. we are not at oil sur
prised at the litsrsry ability, and success
thereof, for which we must congratulate
her on. Let the good work continue.
and may more Of our young girls and
boys follow On suite.
Mr., Thos. Taylor formerly of Mucha-
KNOCK but now Of Dunfermltne, il dele
gate 10 the State Convention OF The Unit
ed Mine Workers. at Springfield.
Galesburg has three churches OF color
"A. NJ. E. Rev. j. h. Eerribee pastor;
A. NJ. E. Zion, Rev. Register pastor and
Second Baptist. Rev. ]. E. Rodgers,
pastor. Notwithstandin each church has
q good membership, there are still those
Of our people there who never attend any
church.
Galesburg has about one thousand if
not more Afro Americans, and the ma.
jority Of them have good employment.
We will say more about this prosperous
city in our next edition.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-03-06
EDITORIALS.

, I. . . . il . p +. d { .
1t seems as though it is hard
for some people in the south to
ascertain the Presidents southern
policy, but if they read the letter
that he sent to Clark Howell last
week they will know his attitude.
There is enough in that letter to
last Tillma1 and his followers
until they are numbered among
the dead. At last there is a
president that will draw no color
line when we have the qualities,
and moreover he is not afraid to
let the world know it.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-03-06

expect to make their future homo.
Mr.. Chas. Thomas after . brief nlness
Is able to be out again.
Mrs. Geo. Wallace was called to Illin-
ois Sunday on accountot her sieter's death.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Holmes who NOV
cd TO Witehita. Kan. last.fall returned to
~. Madison this week to make fhis their
future home.
Those on the siok list are Mr.. Patrick
Bomman, Mrs. j. T. Mathena and Aunt
Mandy Byers also Mr.. Green Jackson,
Mrs. Mary Anderson and daughter are
in the city visiting her brother Mr. Cary
Anderson.
Mr.. Arthur Woods and wife of Shell
bine, Mo. will move to our city this week
their future home.
Rev. Payton otoMempbis. Mo. pastor
OF the A. NJ. E. church spent Sunday In
the city.
Mrs. Matte Peurnay of Chicago 10
visiting her sister Mrs. J. p. Mathens.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-03-06
ENTERTAINIG FICTION.

One advantage Of readirg Q serial
story in daily newspaper is that an
installmento of convient length is re-
ceived every day that does not consume
an undue amount of the readsr's time.
An instsllment of 9 high. grade sersal
story appears in every issue Of The Chi
cazo Record Herald, q popular feature
Of that enterprising Chicago daily. A.
mong the successful stories which have
recently been enjoyed by Record. Her
aid readers art" Graustark," by Geo.
B. McCutcheon; "When Knignthood
Was in Flower" by Charles Major,
and "Alice Of Old vineennes," b6 Maui
rice Thompson, Every issue contains
also short illustrated human inter
est" story on the editorial page. Read.
ers Of The Chicago Record Herald can
depend Npon never-failing source Of
pleasant entertainment in the note
worthy fiction that is always TO be
found in its columns.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-03-06
DID WALKER GET JUSTICE?

The editorial writer of the
Daily Register and Leader says:
"There will be miscarriage
of justice in Des Moiues if Wal
ker is punished for killing Finkel-
stein, while the man or men who
instigated the crime are allowed
to escape"
Why was Walker kept in Jail
from the 5th of last August to
February without being given a
trial? Was it on account of his
color or because he had no money?
Then during his trial it seems as
though the state was very active
in employing good attorneys be-
sides the one that is elected to do
the prosecution for the state, aud
it is alleged that the police offic-
ials used their utmost efforts to
convict Walker. But another
year hence and perhaps we will
have different men as police Of
ficials. If Walker is guilty he
should receive the penalty of the
law, but we hope that the men
that are to administer the law of
Justice az it appears on our
statute books, and will not let
the complexion of a person or the
testimony of someone with an ill
repute character convict a person
charged with crime.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-03-06
ALBA NOTES.

Mr.. Burton from Red Oak was visiting
his prother John Burton in town this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cheek from Hoeklng are
in town this week.
A number Of strangers have been in
Abba the past week.
A pan-cacke social was given at the
home of Mrs. II. Snoddy on Saturday
evening by the stewards OF the A. NJ. R
church.
The home OF Mv. Bartlett caught on
fire Saturday evening. Mrs Bartlett was
badly burned also all Of their house furni-
ture burned.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-03-06
OPTUMwA,
Special to Bystander.

cpeClui w OyBIAuVeTs .HI l..
Mrs. Gordon was hostess for the Ida
Wells Reading Circle. The meeting was
open at 8 o'clock by the President.
Mvs. z. Taylor; devotional exercises By
the ehaolin, Mrs. Mss Gordon; scripture
reading from Isaiah A chapter; singing
by the club. This being the time to elect
officers the programme was postponed.
The election resulted as follows:
President, Mrs. Alexander; vice presi.
dent, Mrs. Fowle'; secretary, Mrs Orump
assistant secretary MIS-. johnson treasur-
er, Mrs. Gordon and chaplin, Mrs. z,
Taylor. Afer the election Of officers
roll was called and each member answer
ed with Quotation. An elegant lunch
was served In tea form and white and
pink were the colors used In cake and
cream. Next meeting with Mrs. Brad
shaw, South Ottumwa.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-03-06
DUBUQUE NEWS.

March came In with its soft breezes
and the sun shining 20 VAIN and bright
that It makes one feel that spring Is at
hand.
Dubuque is alive with its bustling street
cars and busy streets. the windows are
decorated in Easter fashion, all 20 TO
show that Dubuque is indeed q metEopoli-
tan city.
The social club has been holding regu.
lar meetings and has become quite inter.
esting. The las, quarter was taken up
with the sudy Of dierffsnt literary auth
ors, Th. club met last Monday evening"
With Mrs. Gertrude Davis Evans; after q
very tote 'esting programme light refeesh-
ments were served.
Ehe members and friends of the A. M.
church gave Rev. and Mrs Basstield 4
surprise last Thursday night, By walking
In aud leaving supply OF the necessaries
ii life. The evening was spent in music
and singing, and all enjoyed social
time.
Thare seems to be . great mang
strangers 10 the city, We hope they will re
main.
The A. NJ. E. church Is pSospering
nicely under the leadership of Rev. D. A.
Bastieid, as those on the sick list are i'm.
proving, he hopes to see full attendance
soon.
Quite a number are on the sick list fol
the last few weeks. Following are the
nam es: Mr. Caldwell, Mrs. Jessie Epps,
Mrs. Lewis, Mr.. Chas. Lewis. Mrs. Ruth
Mathews and MRS. Greene.
Mrs. Martha Davis of Chicago is spend
ing the winter with her daughter, Mrs.
Evans.
MIR. George Greene of West Superior,
Wis, is in the city. the guest of his father
Mr.. j Greene.
Mri. Hattie Williams who has been in
the city for awhile, lett for Cedar Rapids
tor an inc climate stay.
MIR. John Logan will spend Sunday in
IN Galina. guest of his best girl.
Misses Liszie and Estker Lester of
Gaaina were in the city Sunday and at
tended church.
Mr.. Ed Martin has purchased q n ew
phouogfaph.