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Arizona republican., 1903-04-27
FREE RURAL DELIVERY
 BOON TO CITY STORES
Mail Order Business Grows Enormous
 ly- Country Merchants Complain

Washington April 2G.-During Post master General Payne's absence from Washington. Acting Postmaster Cen erat Wynee issued an order instructing postmasterS throughout the country to prepare fists cf rural delivery routes. and addresses of patrons. and post them in 9 conspicious place ia their office.
 Country store-keepers have been sending in complaints against the or der Their trade has been reduced by city mail order establishments which obtain the addresses cf rural delivery patrons and send them catalogues.
 Il is admitted by the officials ct the post office department that as d result Of the r;,ral free delivery the mail or der business has grown enormously. This is true as well as of the subscIip- tion lists e newspapers.
 Tn reply to q complaint from Hig- ginsville. Mo. the postmaster general declines to modify the order for post ing the routes, as he says it beneiiJ7 the greater number CT people. although it may De q disadvantage to a fe@. Officials believe that country stores mast improve in order to meet the competition of city establishments.
Arizona republican., 1903-04-27
The Early History Of Baseball.
CTaken frora the BibleD

coached 
 Isaac metz a the a uclout many a prodisa Ison made home
  the ed Sea.
 find  of the all rnts eIoca
Arizona republican., 1903-04-27
WIFE SLAYER ENDS LIFE.

Cumberland. Wis, Apri 26.-Last night John Neymeiser shot and killel his wife. used an ax to mutilate the re mains and then set fire to his barn. Two months ago the husband and wife separated and the husband left town He returned at midnight last night broke into the house and committed tn murder, Neymeissr escaped. but vas surrounded by a posse in the woods near Clayton this morning and. after holding the crowd at bay fer over an hour. he shot and killed himself Ney- meiser was formerly an inmate Of th2 insane asylum.
Arizona republican., 1903-04-27
WOMAN OF MANY DIvoRcEs.

New York. April 26.-NIrs. Wright TuttIe-TIavans- Clarke who has di- vorced four husbands. three or them milHonaires. and who admits that she might maIIy a fifth. reports to the 20 lie the theft of $5G0o worth of jewels and clothing from her rooms at No 12f West Thirty-siXth street. Mrs. Clarke who is under thirty. and who has beeil Ikened to Zazl in appearance. princi- pally because CF her wealth of Titan hair. told Inspector NcClusky that 1 negress had suddenly quit her employ as maid at about the time the propevtT was missed. week ago. She has com piled a pamphlet of don'ts suggested by her matrimonial experiences.
Arizona republican., 1903-04-27
NOTICE OF MEETING.
To the landowners under the Maricopa
 Canal.

To the landowners under the Maricopa Canal:
 A meeting of all the owners of lands under the Maricopa canal will be heji at the rooms Of the Water Users asso- ciation at Phoenix. at o'clock p. m, on Saturday, May ,. 19G3
 Every landowner under this canal is earnestly urged to attend this meeting. The present is q most critical time, and for their own guidance and self-protec- all the landowners should meet to- Gether without delay for discussion and a fuli consideration of all matters re- lating to our water supply.
 N. A. STANFORD.
 JOHN R. NORTON,
 JOHN r. ORME,
 LIN B. ORME,
 GEORGE CHRISTY.
Arizona republican., 1903-04-27
HOLD UP BANK MESSENGER.

New York, April 26.-Joseph Eayler, the 29-year-old messenger of the Bronx Borough Bank at 17-th street and Ire mont avenue, Na5 held Up by four men in daylight yesterday on the Third avenue bridge over the Harlem river and robbed of $159 in cash and $2,o00 in checks and drafts. Two of the men held the messense! while the others w5at through his pockets. Then they let him go.
 Detectives Kelly end Farrell Of the Alexander avenue station arrested |1ichael 1icCarthy of No. I1l N-ilhs avenue and Larry Murphy cf No. 223 East 129th street in Q saloon at l35th street and Third avenue later. Mo Garth. had $l5J in his pockets. Both men were identified by young Kay!er as two Cf his assailants.
Arizona republican., 1903-04-27
RURAL NEW YoRKs1Rs HIT HARD
Mohawk Valley Residents Heavy Lor-
 CTS il California-E Nevada Co.

Utica.N. Y, April 26.-The recent dis continuance of the nayrne2t Of 60 per cent dividends by the ta.itor@ia- NaV- ada Mining Co. has caused no end of q sensation in the Mohawk Valley, pal liculaIly in Mohawk. ilion and Lit tie Falls where many thousands Of dol lars aie said u have been invested il the stock of the company.
 Hundreds cf persons, most Of whom could ill afford t3 lose, are said to have purchased stock. One well posted ve- EarGinS the m2Jter said that at least $25.01C was invested in the stock ia Mohawk and Il:on alone. h other places the ancCurt is placed at S95,930. A resident ci Little Falls is quoted as saying that the incredible sum ci $205,0J0 has been inves,ed in the enter prise b: residents Of Little Falls and the iInmc.iate vicinity.
Arizona republican., 1903-04-27
HANcEn BY \ MOE

Long View. Texas. Aprl 26.-At car thage last night. negro named dens- .a} rso1 was lyEched for crimin2Ily assauIting a fourteen year old whit gIr. at that place on Friday night. Tls moo hang-j him or the public rGuare. where the body was found teis moIp- ing suspended from teIegraph ulIe.
Arizona republican., 1903-04-27
YOUNG WIFE CUTS THROAT.

HoplzinsviIla. Ky, April 2G-AEr=. James l. Iitchfield attempted to su5- eide at the home of relatives last nigh- by cutting her throat with butcher knffa. The couple eloped to TennesseA and were married lst October, but have recently been living apart. Domestic troubles caused the act. She cannot recover.
Arizona republican., 1903-04-27
CHILD BURNED TO DEATH.

Reading. Pa. Aprn 25.-Pearl, the r year-old daughter of 8Ir. and Mrs. Harry Brinar. Of this citv. was burned t6 death. The family Were burning rubbish in 9 vacant ,ot near their hone .:Een her dress caught fire.
Arizona republican., 1903-04-27
DEATH cor BOY SECOND TIA1r.

Carbondale. Pa, April 26.-Thomas walsh. ? years old. while endeaVogi-G u get on Delaware and Hudso1 freight train. feu beneath the cars, which pass 4 cvar his body killing him. Saturday he had marrow es- cape from death il the same manner
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-31

lisen Tbronlaale itatt, Der alf Wers
anlaIuns bes Yapftes Yius In etnen
6iientli9en gmpfanSsIaal nmsewan.
belt lit. Ser Yapit truS i@neeweibe
@emdnber unb nabm auf benz Ebrone
8lab. 8or bielem fanben bic &arbis
rdle, Benz Sitter nod, MuffteaunS.
6inter ben &arbindlen itanben BITE
anberen tir9li@en @arbentrdser.
Ser Detan bes Seilisea &ouegiums,
aarbinal Oreslia, ipra& bic 8esra>
Bunssmorte, ,auf mel6e Der Rapt NIT
benz Sinmeile antwortete, baB bic
Ma@folser Gbriiti ii@ in Der Demutb
iiben miBteu, neil ibr Serr unb
Meiter allen obne &adi9t auf Stanb
unb Steauns. bic grlOluus erm6sli3t
babe. Na9 Der @ebe folSte Der 9anbs
TUB. Damn l6ite ii@ BITE 8erlamms
lung In tletne @ruppen anf. Ser
Bapit ipra@ gu ieber pon ibnen einise
frernbli1e Worte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-31

Ser bo@w'ite Serr @rsbii@of Srez
Lamb pon ct. Saul ldBt bur9 bte Mlz
iociateb YreB benz ameritanti@en gols
fe mittbeilen, bab er pon benz &eiul:
tat Ser @erbanblunsen 3mtl9en @ouz
uerneur Saft unb Misr. Subj, iomie
NIT Der PbiltppenpoIitit u~nierer Nbz
mintitration iiberbaupt, b6@li@it aus
frteben tit. Scr 8ertauf Der Or.
benslanbereten" iast er, nunb bic @nz
tunft Der amertfanii@en 8ii90fe TIM
Mr9ipel bebeutet bas gnbe auer po=
lttii9=relist0ieu @ontrouerien anb ben
Nnbru9 elmer S%rtebensdra auf blr>
serli@em mte fir9li9em @ebtet". Sob
perbienten bafIr Dor allen @ouper=
neur Eaft unb MiSr. @uibe, aber
aud Der Administration bes Yrdltben:
ten &ooleuelt sebubre @ratalatton unb
wdrmite Entertaining. &atboltten
mte Proteitanten m6sen uerii@ert ietn,
baB bic Stride auf ben Y~bilippinen
1unmebr In suten 9dnben. 1T. Dte
neuen amerifantl9en 8ti@0fe merben
i9on mtiien, mel9en Ours tbnen
@etsbeit unb @ere9ttsfett uorset9nen
unb tie merben bieien Ours perfolsen.
@ir in Ben Ser. Staaten fonnen IT,
men nit rubtsem 9emtfen bic Sntez
reiien Ser &elision anpertrauen, mie
MIR 9rn. Salts Na@folser, @ouuer=
neur @riSbt, bic SntereHen Der Chill
resieruns iberlahen. Sesli@e Be
unrubisuns binfi@tli@ Der ftr@lt6en
Gnselesenbeiten i'm Mr@ipel bat tebt
Elm gnbe, unb MIR freuen uns aue
barber. = @ir molten benz grabt=
i9Of bic Sreube s0nnen, mir aber sies
BEN espor, BEN Musbrud unlerer 6reu=
be 10 lanse gu perl6ieben, bis Wisr.
9artp un6 bic ibrisen nod benz Nrdt:
pei entianbten 8ii60fe auf @runb if
rer peri0nlt9en &enntniB unb gr=
fabruns uns mittbeilen, baB pirflt@
ales In i@0niter Orbnuus unb 10 70:
ienfarbis lit, mte es it@ aus meiter
Serne benz NIT san3er Seele Der re-
publicanii@en Partei ersebenen 6errn
gr3bii@ofe pon ct. Saul BARTLETT.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-31

Sn 8esus auf ben Banamatanalz
pertras, wel@er befanntli9 benz Ses
nat CUR 8eitdttsuns uorliest, ertlarte
ont Wontas, laut &epublic, Elm bemo:
trati19er Senator, uermutbli9 Cod
rel: vDie Administration muB seisen,
baB TIRE Sdnbe rein iinb, @rit wenn
tie ben Na9mets seliefert bat, bab
Tie an ben 3ettelunsen Der amitiraler
auf Dem SItbmus gang uniduleiS 1T,
pirb bic bemofratii9e Senatsminori.
tdt ibre i3uitimmuns gu benz &auals
pertrase seben." Das tit ein uerninfs
tiger unb sere6ter Stanbpuntt lets
Der seist aber bas gorseben Der
Staatslesislatur uon 2ouiitana, baB
Der imperia[iitil@e grOBemmabn uub
bic @ier na6 ben 6anbelsuortbeilen,
bic Der &anal brtnsen mag, au9 in
bemofratii9en &retien bermaBen I'M
it@ sesriffeu Fat, baB @ernunft unb
@ere6tisteit In bieier wt@ttsen Sa@e
ben Iusi3las ni9t 9eben merben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-31
Gait. &annaQ @erritt, Elm amer

Gapt. &annaQ Werritt, ein an,eri.
fanii6er Oftcter, Ser bts Dor fursem
in Oteniteu golombia's itanb unb bas
colombii9e &anonenboot Yinson be-
febliste, lit Der Mnit@t, baB bic Iib=
amerifanti9e &epubltf ft6 bic Nbtren=
nuns Der Proutns Panama ni6t 10
obne meiteres sefauen laiien, ionbern
gum miubeiten eine ltarfe milttdril9e
OemOuitration sesen Uncle Sam in
Scene iesen mirb. Merritt marnt
ibrisens Dor Der bterlanbs ausemein
abliden l1nteri9dbuus Der colombi=
i@en Sruppen. Oielelben ieien aller=
binss bunt 3uiammen ~semirfelt unb
entbielten ptel unbrau9bares Mates
rial; aber bas @ros Der Solbaten 1ei
woblsei@ult unb BON elmer Tapferfeit
nnb einem 9eroismus beieelt, port benz
man it@ bter fetnen 8esriff made.
Natarli@ miBten bic golombtaner
re@t mobl, bab ite bic md9tise &ez
publit bes Norbens nt9t beitesen tons
men; aber bas Seer merbe fetnen Mu=
senblid aniteben, fur Ste rationale
gbre MIes in bic S@an3e gu i@la=
gen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-31

Sn Netu Oorf ioll ems Der sroBs
artisiten glubsebdube fur Irbeiter err
ri6tet merben. Oas @ebdube mirb
an Der 6itli6en "a. StraBe in Der
yedbe Der Oritten Npenue gu fteben
fommen, 5. Stodmerfe eatbalten un6
5000, 900 foiten. sSSn benz @ebdube
merben ale mobernen ginrt@tungen
sei9affen werben, wel6e in etnem
@ebdube bieler Mrt gu finben itnb.
Cine Earnbale, 9eieSimmer, gorlez
lunssballen, cine Sibltotbef unb an
oere Giuri9tunsen bisier Mrt uerben
ii9 in benz @ebdube %befinben. Sn
bemielben iolen re~selmdBtse gorles
iunsen fur bic Mrbeiter sebalten merz
ben. gs rpir6 it6 in benz @ebdube
Elm Ebeater, elm 9au3immer II. /. NJ
befinben. SIM eriten Stodmerfe ioa
auBerbem Elm &eftaurant unb Elm Ga
fe erri6tet merbeu. Ser 8au mirb
uon Der v@orliusmen's Some unb
Educational Niioctatton" uon Seem
Yorf aussefibrt werben, welde ii9
I'M Sabre 1896 bilbete. Sieielbe
sdblt jeet mebr als 400 Witslieber.
Das erforberlt6e &apttal iol bur4
llnterbaltunsen unb auf anbere 8eile
bei@aht werben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-31

Yius x. bat, in Setra6t oer bet
ieiner @abl einsesansenen gerpfli6=
tuns, iein Seitament perfaBt, nab
pel@em er i'm Sale Ietnes Sooes M=
les isinem Iadfolser auf Dem Stuble
bes 81. Yetrus iibertrdst. Otes
bruu9t in Sesiebuns auf ieine @eiunb:
beit in feiner @eiie als alarmtrenb
aufsenommen gu werben, ba Pdrfeunb
8ii90fe benz @eIebe Der Stride semdB
ibr Seitament MAIDEN mifien, um
etpaisen ipdteren S6wieristeiten I'M
Sale zines pl0slt9en Sobes uor5us
beusen, taB defenders Serwanbte
ni6t etmaises @iSentbum Der &tr4e
beanlpru@en m09ten. Oteies Eeitaz
ment perbleibt In ben Sdnben bes iez
meilissn gamerlenso Bis gum Sobe
bes YapiteS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-31
Ans Der um9e9enb.
ct. Wartin.

Sn Der uulduSlt bier sebaltenen
Sabresueriammluns Der greamerp=
MHociatton murben folsenbe 8eanr>
ten ermdblt: grdiibent: anbreas
@eper; @ice : Erdiibent: Martin
Sou; Sefretdr: Sbeobor Mimba9;
S@asmeifter: Sos. Mltmarn: Srrs=
tees: Sobn @arbtns, Seinri9 gb=
mann unb Geo. gbresmann. 8ei
Der falten @itteruns merben thinner
nod sesen 25, 600 Yfunb Mil9
wO@entli@ TIT Der 8utterfabrif abse=
liefert. Oie @eiddfte tn Ser Grea=
merp iinb aussesei9net. -Saui6rei=
ner Sos. 9irf 1T nod Song Yrairte
gum 8eiu9 ietner gltern.-@s betBt,
bab 9err 9etnri@ &ari9t uon hier
binnen &ursem tn Soiepb Iou's Sc
bdube ein S9arfseiddft er0Hnen
wirb.-9err unb Srau Curtin Studs
maren @nfanss lester @o9e in golb
Sprins auf Seiu9.
Nate 0eorge.
Im porlesten Montas lift bter auf
Der Strede SEQ. Q. baS freie 9lbliefe=
rnnssipftem In &raft setreten; Sobn
glonbers TIT ais 8rieftrdser anses
itelt. = Sobn Bod BON Sart Centre
mar lebte Wo@e in .@el6dften bier.
- Sn Der Samilie SEQ. Spelori9
bat it@ etn n,unteres S6bn9en ein=
seitelIt. Slid basu!
&afru*s.
Ser bier wobnenbe unb als ausse=
sei@neter S&mteb tbdttse 8tncent
Oomboup TIT seionnen, iein Saus,
S9miebe unb elm Mder 0anb su per=
taufen. @s wdre bies fur eineu ore
be~ttslnfisen unb ti6tisen S@mieb
cine portreflt&e @elesenbett. 6.
S. Tirnts pon bter unb SRI. Mnna
Bares ftnb wdbrenb Der Teiertase BET
Berrpanbten tn 2intonpt0e, Wfinu.,
gu @afte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-31
Saut 4abel iol Yapit Yius X. Be

9aut 4abel iol Yapt gius X. ben
@uni9 seduBert baben, Bite bo3iten
fatbolil9en @irbentrdser Der Ser.
Staateu ~peri0nli9 BET ltd gu ieben,
I'M feline OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES gu
erOrtern. Steielben sielen barauf
bin, Sem &arbtnal 9ibbons einise
Sunftionen, bic bisber uon Der Gon=
eresatton Ser Yrapasauba ausseiibt
rpurben, gu iibertrasen unb bteIen on
bererleits babur6 gu entlaiten, baB
elm She'll ieiuer Nmtssei9afte pom ben
grsbiI6Ofen Der ueri9ieoenen OtOSe=
fen bemdlttat wirb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-31
MnS beut Wprbneffen.
WftnnefDfa.

.-(gorreiponben5.)-
Ser TN Comm 8lufton wobnenbe
iunse Sarmer Ole Swebebers erbtelt
bur@ 3ufalI etnen S@uB In ben l1ns
terleib unb 9ab balb barauf ieime1
@etft auf. = Dret tn bteier Na9bar.
i@aft mobnenbe Srauensperionen ma
mems Trl. 2ulla @an Cant, Trau
Wm. Glitter unb Srau Walter Neru=
ton erbielten bte anSenebme Weittbet.
baB 1te infolse elmer grb59aft
ie NIT $50, 900 BIB $75, 900 beslidt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-31

- Steben 2tnber Der an IL. Mue.
iibli9 mobnenben Tamilie 6einri@
2aubenba6 lteSen an ben 8latterrt
erfranft nieber.
= 8eim 8eriu9, am Montas
Moraeu in Der Sribe In Der Office
ieines Sobnes, bes 8lumenbdnblers
Jran3 ainbler, ~aufsubei3en, entitaub
In benz &aume Seuer, beiien SER
&tnbler erit Weiiter rpurbe, na9e
benz er betm 90l6sn erbsblt9e unb
19mersuoIe Branbwunben an ben
Sdnben unb I'm @elidte baponsetra=
gen bate, bic TIN auf etnise GET
bienftuntauslt@ MAIDEN.
= Der In Der &apuonb & Dun=
newolb Ebirfabrit ais slrbsiter ans
seite0te Sobh Maierus ssrietb Mons
tag NIT Der etnen 9anb In cine Was
i@ine, bic berart perlest rpurbe, ba6
Serr Majerus seitlebens cine pertraps
petite 9ano gu betlasen baben pirb.
- Set Sonntas Worsen betrars
ert bic Samilie Sran3 9abr ben Sob
ibres a9t Monate alien S6bn9ens
&obert, mel9eS Dienitas Morsert
uon Der Il. 6. Stride aus beerbiat
rpurbe.
= Sonntas Na9mittag gerietb bie
8obnuns Der Samilie Mi9. @eiter
In Waite Part In 8ranb. 8ter Msit=
slteber Der Samilie liesen an ben
8lattern ertranft nteber, unb bas
9aus lit unter Suarautdne. Weit
9alfe Der Na@baren selans es, bas
Seuer gu l0l9en, beuor rennensper=
tber S9aben anseri@tet mar.
: ie Sabresueriammluns Der ct.
@loub S9reiner= Union rpurbe Sams
itas Ibenb sebalten unb folsenbe 8ez
amten fur tas laufenbe Sabr sepdblt.
Qrdfbent: >. Stedlins; @ice=g rdiiz
bent: $. SO. @ilmore; grototou= Se=
tretdr: gbuarb @abl; S~inaHsietre=
tor: S. 6. @onrabt; S9asmeiiter:
@ottfr. Sobnien; Sruitee fur Is
Monate: Paul &6rber; @ei6dfts=
agent: Sreb. Nlbre6t.
: Snfolse elmer grfd(tuns mar
&e6tsanmalt Sbeobpr 8riner Oten=
flag su Stubenarreit %uerbonnert. 2u
@eibua6ten erbielt er BON Ieinem
Sobne Sbeobor, mel6er i'm Sacreb
9eart Sanitarium gu Wilmautee Set
lang BON ieiner lanswterisen arant=
beit iudt, eine Polttarte, auf melder
biele NIT etsener 6anb als ii9eres 3ei=
den elmer 8eiieruns in ieinem gefinz
ben ieinen gltern ben @eibna9tssruB
entbtetet.
= Fri. Nmalia gnsel, mel6e in
benz 9owarb Moo6p gtabliGement
gu Woorbeab, Minn., bic 8u9bal=
teriteae betleibet, 1T sun, geiu9 i'm
elterli@en 9auie einsetrofeu.
= i3abnar3t Or. Ntpen wtrb ua9
Neuiabr eine &eiie na@ Merifo nj
@en, mo er ii3 BRET Monate aufsubal=
ten 9ebenft.
Der gountpratb pom Stearns
ruirb rd6iten Oienitas gu ieiner eriten
Stsuns bes S@altiabres 1904 su=
1a1nmentreten.
= 8arsermeifter &obinlon rpurbe
gu Wetbna9ten uon Der uobu6bli9en
Yoltset nit etnem uertbpouen Office
Stubl bei6enft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-31

Na9 einer &eibe uou Wt.Bernten
bot Muitralien pteber einmal etnen
ausseset@neten grntez@ rtras. Sn ben
le9S Staaten pirb aletn BITE Wet3en=
ernie auf 70 Wiuionen 8uibels pers
ani9last, % Wiutonen 8uibels
mebr als ie in etnem porbersebenben
Sabre aeerntet lpurben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-31

Gin Yatriot,. mel9er Der Nnit9t
1T, baB nncle Sam gang Norbamerita
beiisen iolte, ma@t in elmer enslii9en
3eituns ben gori&las, Sobn 8ul
i'm austaui9 sesen aanaba bic gbilips
pinen abSutreten. Ser muB aber u,z
ieren suten anselid6fi@en Better fur
iebr grim balten, baB er ii6 auf ei=
men iolden &ubbanbel etnlteBe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-31

MbIolute llutbdttsteit pom Seiten
Der Maioritdt I'M &onsreB in 9eaus
auf Bic Srasen. mel9e bas Sanb am
meiiten intereHiren, &arattertitrt biez
ie SeHion. l1hb bic Demotraten boz
ben ii9 iomeit nod ni@t auf cine tn
teuiaente Oppolttton seetntSt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-31

Den 1lnteri9ieh swii@en sec &inlep
nnb &ooieuelt i9ilbert elm Stem gor.
fer Sinan3mann 10: r@c&tnlep lieb
Sebem iein Obr unb ipra9 rpents;
&ooiepelt ipri9t uiel unb letbt nur
@euiaeu ietn Sbr."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-31

Der Yapf empfins Donneritas ale
&arbtndle unb boben Hrdlater, rrt
NIT tbnen bic @lidwini9e gu ben be-
porfebenben Seittasen aussutaui9en.
Die Seterlt@tett fau6 In benz e4ema:
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-09-20
Hanna Especially SkiIlful I'm Placing
His Shots and Unmasking Him
Before the People.
HIS DANGEROUS UTTERANCEs
CLARKE'S ATTEMPT TO DESTROY
CONFIDENCE OF BUSINESS MEN.
Herrick on Taxation-FOraker Also
Ridicules the Gold Democrat for
Selling His Convictions.

CHILLICOTHE, o., Sept 1e-The Repub-
lican campaign in Ohio was opened here
to-day with unusually large parade, fol-
lowed by meeting in Yoctangee Park. at
which Governor Nash presided and speeches
were made by Senators Foraker and Hanpl,
Myron I. Herrick. candidate for Governor,
Warren C. Harding. candidate for Aeuten-
ant Governor, and others.
The vast audience stood with patience for
over three hours in the chilly air, giving
close attention to the speakers. Colonel
Herrick read the greater part of his ad-
dress. All references to the reelection OF
Senator Hanna by the speakers were
greeted with lively applause. Senator
Hanna himself made a characteristic
speech, full of epigrams that caught the
attention of his hearers. Senator Foraker
was in his happiest vein and was very fire.
quently interrupted by applause and by
pertinent remarks from the audience.
which he used to good advantage Chair
man Dick and other members of the State
committee were greatly gratified with the
opening demonstration. Senator Hanna.
Governor Nash, Herrick, Harding and 9TH
ers left shortly after o'clock on a spec
ial train for Columbus. Hanna, Herrick
and others left at midnight for Cleveland.
Senator Foraker left here tonight for
Washington. 1t was considerably after 5
O'Clock when the speaking was concluded
and the excursion trains soon afterward
pulled out with the visiting clubs and 9TH
ers for their respective homes. The parads
and the speaking combined did not elicit
more interest during the day than the large
glee club from Columbus
1t is estimated that there were 10000 per-
sons in and about the park to-day when
Albert Douglass, candidate for the guber-
material nomination recently, delivered an
address of welcome and introduced Govern
or Nash as chairman The Governor con-
graduated the Republicans on their au-
spicious demonstration and introduced
Colonel Herrick as the next Governor
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-09-20
SANTIAGO WAS SHAKEN
CUBAN CITY DISTURBED BY EARTH
QUAKE, BUT NO ONE HURT.
President Palma Determined that
Outlawery i'm the Eastern Province
Shall BE Suppressed.

SANTIAGO, Cuba, Sept. 19.-The most
violent earthquake since 1885 occurred here
early to-day. The earth shook for fifteen
seconds, but there were no undulations.
Many people rushed into the streets and
cried and prayed. Bricks and plastering
dropped in all directions and a few walls
fell Nobody, however, was injured.
The provincial officers have received cor
roborative reports of the fighting that oc-
CURED among the Cuban insurgents in
this vicinity which continued until the ar
rival on the scene of Colonel Guerra, COM
mander of the rural guards. who is now on
his way back to Santiago. 1t is not known
positively whether the insurgents who were
killed or wounded suffered wounds while
fighting among themselves or when engaged
with the rural guards.
General Lara and Colonel Guerra arrived
here tonight and reported direct to Presi-
dent Palma The President afterwards
stated that none of the insurgents was
shot during the skirmishes with the rural
guards, and that they were all wounded in
the fighting among themselves. The wound
ed and other prisoners were brought to FL
Cristo tonight and are held for trial.
President Palma reiterated his statement,
during the day, that outlawry would be
rigidly suppressed. A large force of rural
guards is pursuing the insurgents, who are
still at large.