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The Newtown bee., 1903-02-13
IN SECRET SOCIETY CIRCLES

| IN SECRET SOCIETY CIRCLES.
 St Peters lodge, F. & A. M., will confer the B. A. degree, next week | Tuesday night.
 | Mrs Frederick Hurlburt has return ed from Wilkesbarre, Pa., where she was the guest of her aunt, Mrs Lydia | Loop, who is S6 years old. She foun d her aunt enjoying excellent health. She inquired eagerly for all the ac- quaintances she had known in her youth, the majority of whom are now dead. If her health permits she plans to come to New Milford the coming summer to visit her brother, s. B. Seeley, and other friends. | Miss Vera JeffrieS passed Sunday in Bridgeport. From there she went to New York, looking over the millinery styles, preparatory to the coming mill linery season.
 H. J. Pulver of Lee, Mass, was in town on Friday and Saturday.
 James Sullivan, director of the Agri- cultural Fair association, is passing a paper to raise SlOO, sum needed to complete the barn to be built on Conetia Park for the Fair associa tion. Local public spirited citizens will re- spond readily, it is believed.
 Frederick Richmond of the Plains is reported very poorly.
 c. E. Riddiford, the jeweler, is hav- ing sale of watches, to continue one week. He has put the prices down and reports a good sale on Saturday last.
 1 Charles Lake, the veteran mason, is doing the clustering on the Skidmore residence in NewtOwn, which has been recently purchased by Collector Nara more of Bridgeport.
 For choice and toothsome line of confections chocolates, bon bOnS, etc., Wallace'S best, call at the drug store Of w. N. Noble.
 Harry Ives is getting about the house again, after being laid up for a week or 10 days with rheumatism. | Mrs George Pulver of Bennitt street, who has been quite ill with the grip, is better. Dr King is the attending physician.
 Kenneth Lathrop, the young son of MT and Mrs B. A. Lathrop, has been quite seriously ill. Dr Wright is att tending him.
 Grocer c. I. Leach will offer for one week strictly fancy Porto Rice molas- ses for 35c per gallon; usual price soc.
 A pleasant neighborhood party was held Friday night, at the residence of | G. Ii. AQQlS on WelleSVllle dFeuuc. l Whist and refreshments helped to make the evening an enjoyable one for all present..
 James McEuan lost valuable COW, Monday night, the animal falling on the ice and breaking leg. II Miss Annie Greenwood has been quite ill for 10 days.
 George Plumb has been laid up for a week with grip sore throat.
 Garry Burdick is out after being con- fined to the house 10 days with a griI cold.
 Henry A. Hubbell, in order to keeI pace with his growing wood business has purchased horse power and saw
 Hubert Thomas expects to open his furniture store on or about March l. The maSOnS are now putting on the finishing coat Onsthe walls. He vii have large amount of floor space, al on one floor.
 A pair of Angora goats were shipped by express, Tuesday, from New Mil ford, to George II. Eldridge, Middle bury, Vt.
 Robert N. White passed Sunday a , his home Tn Danbury.
 A pleasant social gathering was held last week Friday night, at F. J. Tur rill's in Wellesville.
The Newtown bee., 1903-02-13
WaiStingS

The "Bachman waistings all the rage and show about 25 of their choice styles in lengths only These goods but personal acquaintance with manuactuers agent enables to have them.
 Scotch hannels desirable for Waists for Spring they wash we'll and do shrink beautiful of pat 
 To be in 'vogue every must have at least two wash silk waists New patterns, splendid quality all silk, soc the yard.
 Sole agents for McCalls Patterns, and l5c March sheets free at Counter.
The Newtown bee., 1903-02-13
TOBACCO AssORTERs' UNION.

TUBACCO ASSORTEKS UN1ON.
 The local tobacco asSorters met on Saturday night and organized tobac. co assorters' union. Forty men joined and 75 more are expected at meeting to be held on Saturday night. The assorters feel that they have as good 8 right to organize as the tobacco buyers The officers elected were: President Nicholas Glennon; vice president, Pc ter Hansen: F. s., Everett Waldron treasurer, Michael Feeney.
The Newtown bee., 1903-02-13
MRS ELLEN LEARY.

The funeral of Mrs Ellen Leary was largely attended on Friday morning at 9 o'clock from the Church of St Fran cis Xavier. Father Cronan officiated. The pail bearers were Messrs Frank Moore, L. F. Connell Timothy J.. mains, in charge of Funeral Director Joseph LaHait, were taken to Paw. ..
The Newtown bee., 1903-02-13
Hamburg EdgingS, Readings and Insertions.

There is certainly feast for you here like pretty things and who does not Never have these goods in such pretty effects this year, either cambrs the dainty and sheer nansook and Swiss embroieres Neat little effects for chdrens clothes the wider and elaborate designs many matched You will need yards and yards of these embroderes this You always find the prettiest things the early pckings
The Newtown bee., 1903-02-13
R0iI0jT1H||3 n ii BFlyI!L!![::l!I?j! 2! 1DO S1zesEaazz=2zz@ z@aA@A gszsss
 28 Bank St.. New Milford.
 Spring White Goods.

The modish of to-day has given preference to WHITE for Waists Shirt Waist Suits and Separate Skirts The white goods this for variety of weaves beauty design character and wearing quality far surpas the fabrics of former seasons showing richness that could hardly realize possible to be produced in a wash fabric.
 We have carefully scanned the white goods trade and showing choice cuttings from three of the white goods houses line that larger beautiful and better than be found except the large cities and prices know be per cheaper than grade is shown elsewhere
 We shall devote third of side of main floor for the display of these goods and invite critical inspection wheh CT you care to purchase not
The Newtown bee., 1903-02-13
Special Sale of Millinery, Cloaks and Suits

Will final  
 
 
  them that will
The Newtown bee., 1903-02-13
Bridgeport with her daughter, Mrs Bradley.
AN UNQUALIFIED sUCCEss.-HOWE's MOVING PICTURES AGAIN TAKE BARRE BY STORM.

BARRE BY STORM.
 The Howe Moving Picture entertain ment at the Opera house last evening, given under the auspices of the Ep- worth League of the Methodist church, was great success. The Opera house was crowded, every available seat was the gallery was perfect jam of eager humanity. MT Howe's moving pie lures have been seen here many times and have always been greeted with a crowded house. An entirely different program was given last night than he has ever given here before. His series of Egyptian pictures was the best he has ever shown in this city. The pro- gram was arranged to please the whole audience from the smallest child to the oldest man, and that the people were highly pleased was evident from the continuous applauding from the beginning to the end of the program.
The Newtown bee., 1903-02-13
THE FIRE DISTRICT TAX.

The fire district tax is long past due, and as the annual meeting is fast ap- preaching, the collector, M. w. Hill, is desirous of collecting as large an amount as possible before that date A word to the wise is sufficient
The Newtown bee., 1903-02-13
Eight Pages,
A POPULAR NEW MILFORD RECTOR.

A POPULAR NEW MILFORD RECTOR.
 All Saints (Episcopal)church is en- toying period of growth and prosper ity under the able miniStratiOnS of their popular young rector, Rev Crans- ton Brenton, M. Sc. In the fall Mir Brenton received a call to an import ant parish in Brooklyn, but feeling that it was not right to leave his work clined the call. MT Brenton was born in Jamaica, l.. I. His early education was at the Brooklyn Polytechnic. For six years he engaged in importing and manufacturing business in Brooklyn
The Newtown bee., 1903-02-13
X REAL ESTATE CHANGE.

James McGarr has bought the house and land of Louis ChOwder on Grove street, and will take possession in the spring.
The Newtown bee., 1903-02-13

[Barre (Vt.) Daily Times.] Tbis superb attraction will appear at the Town hall on February 23, under the aus pices of the local Red Men.
The Newtown bee., 1903-02-13
Price Our Watches,

but are not ready to buy, but later the customer comes back and the sale is made.
 Yankee wit and thoroughness have produced the Ibest moderate priced watches in the world and the same Yankee wit and thor oughness has taught us how to dis pose of them to our customers, and at the same time have our custo- mers perfectly satisfied. If you are
The Newtown bee., 1903-02-13
Thinking of Buying
 A Watch

Call and see what we have and then see what the other fellow has and then buy where you get the re- liable goods at reasonable prices.
The Newtown bee., 1903-02-13
Hanburgs.

The line of matched sets in Hamburg Edgngs of
 Nansook Lawn and aconnee here and the
 and exclusive patterns of large lace importing firm Novelties in Medaons, Readings and the wide edges made especially for the CORSET COVER.
The Newtown bee., 1903-02-13

M. w. HILL,
 New Milford, Conn.
The Newtown bee., 1903-02-13

ling, N. Y., for burial. Mrs Leary was 57 years old and is survived by daugh- ter, Miss Jennie, and son, Robert Leary.
The Newtown bee., 1903-02-13

A. H. McMahon has bought of Ack- ley, Hatch & Marsh a building lot east of their store, opposite the residence of Editor BOlles. It is 42x12O feet and will make an ideal location for his plumbing and timing business. He will move his temporary building from the Park on to the lot to provide for present demands
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-26
Sn 8oitott bot in Der alten biItori

Sn &ofon bat In Der alien biitori
i9en Saneutl 9aa, mte Oepei6en BE.
rt9ten, abermalS etue 8eriammluns
Representatives. Burger ftattsefunben,
mel@e enersii@ sesen bic nuterbrit.
flung Der Wabrbeit iber BITE auf ben
fernen Pbtlippinen berri@enben 3u=
ftdnben proteittrt unb ausenl9einlid
uon benz @runbias aussebt: Oie
Wabrbett muB befannt merben, BE-
bt~nsunsslos hnb unter allen 1mltdn=
ben; slei@uiel, mas fur @iumenbun;
gen unb &idlt@ten man baSeser GEL
tenb MAIDEN rpiu. Mus Mlem, mos
man BON iener fernen Snielsruppe
uernimmt, sebt beroor, baB benz
amertfanii@en Yublifum bic @abrz
bett p~orentbalten mtrb. Na@bem
lanse senus perlt@ert worben mar,
baB &ube unb Srieben auf ben Sn>
ieln berri@en, pernimmt man iebt rpie=
ber, baB BITE lln3ufrtebenbett seseu bic
ameritanii9e 9errl@aft iia INNER
intenituer seltenb ma@t, unb bab
itarfe 8anben BON @ufitdnbti6en, pou
ber Notb setrieben, ii@ Biz In bte nd9fte
llmsebuns uon Wantla unb anberen
&iltenpldben uniererS ruppen nod mie
Dor nur unter ben unsebeueriten
Sdwiertsfeiten unb @efabren rpasen.
@baratteriitii9 BET bieien proteitper.
iammlunsen in Der Pbtlipptnen Mn=
seleSenbeit tit bic Ebatiade, baB es
faf ausl@lteBli9 bie @%ebiloetlten be,
Natton itnb, bic ba tbre etnfluBrei9en
Stimmen erbeben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-26

Gr,bii6of Srelanh befubet ii6 CUR
3eit mol wieber in 8aibinston. Oort
empftns CT mad elmer OepeI9e am
Sonntas bic @lddpani6e elmer Oele=
cation pon Nesern, bic it6 bel ibm fir
leine 8~emibunsen UNI bic Sebuns Der
aetbtopii6en &aiie bebanten tamen.
Sn ieiner Nntwort iaste Wisr. Srez
Lamb, baB ibm Der S@mar3e ebenio
mobl ais Weni@ selte, wie Der WeiBe,
unb baB bic amertfantl9e 8erfaKuns
iberbaupt feinen @ertb babe, menn tie
nidt au@ BEN Neser ibrer Sesnunsen
tbetlbaftts made. Die seiammte @eltz
sei9t9te babe tein 8etiptel BON iol9em
Sorti@ritt gu uer5ei9nen, ais berieni=
&c, mel@en bic S@war5en In Imertfa
felt Der gmancipattonsertldrun9 2tn=
coins sema@t bdtten. @obur5 it@
ber 9err grsbti9of BON ct. Saul bic
beionsere Dantbarfett unlerer i@mar=
sen 8riber ermorben bat, sebt aus
Der betreffenben Oepei@e ni@t beruor.
Nn i@6ne &ebensarten itnb bic uNiss
ger" ia semObnt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-26

9as Oberseri9t bes Staates Wii.
iouri bat einitimmts sesen BEN 8eefs
pader=S ruit enti@ieben ltnb bic Ebeil=
nebmer gu ie SIS, 600 unb CUR Erasuns
Der Soften bes 8erfabrens uerurtbeilt.
Die burb bas 11rtbeil betrofenen @ez
ieli9aften, bic idmmtli@ 3meisae=
i6dfte tn ct. Souls, &anias @itp unb
ct. Soiepb betreiben, itno BITE Irmour
Yadins 60, bic 9ammenb Padtns
Co., bic gubabp gadtns Co., Swift
& Co., idmmtli@ BON @bicaso, uno
S@warsi@tlb unb SulsberSer pon
Seem gorf. Ser ProSeB murbe am
6 Scat bes uorisen Sabres einseleitet.
Oie Sirmen wurben bamals uor bas
Oberseri6t ~seforbert, Tim ii6 sesen
ben @ormurf gu uertbeiotsen, bab iie
bic Mntitruitselebe bes Staates bur6
etn semeini6aftli6es Siriren Der
Tleii9preile uerlebt bdtten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-26

SroB Der auBerorbentlt9en MaB=
nabmen, bic CUR einberuns Der Sun=
sersnotb In WorbsS @meben ~setroffeu
rpurben, leben bic 8ewobner Der beim=
selu6ten Otitrifte tn i@redli9tem
glenb. Dte nnteritabunSen laufeu
NIT CUR @ersweifluns treibenber Sang
iamfeit etn, neil ss Der finnii9eu
@rense unb ber bunbert Weilen meft=
LID selesenen 8abnlinie fait gang unb
.r an 8erfebrsmitteln feblt. Sraueu
= &inber leben tdsli9 uon elmer &C.
~, gortion &oSSenmebl uni
:, bic BON faft uerbunserten &a.
Ee:Ommt. 0is unsenasense Mab=
o unS manselbafte &leibuns Der
M6lteruns bat gu i@weren grtran=
M ,sen sefabrt. Sriber. %moblbabens
,HBauern brdnsen ii6 an BITE S9lit.
n Der &eiieuben beran, bic burd
ne S0rfer fabren, unb bitten I'M
grobftid9en ober Speiieabfdae.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-26

Ser srebe Giienbabn $ Sruf bes
Norbmeitens bat iest Dor @eri9t Inn
iein 8eiteben gu fdmpfen. Befanntz
lid banbelt es it@ babel um bic 0erz
einisuus Der bret sreben, friber tn
@ettbemerb seitanbenen 8abnipiteme
rNortbernY acific" @reat 0ortbern"
unb gbtcaso, Burlington & Qutnp"
unter Der 9eituns unb 6erri9aft BET
uNortbern Securities gompanp". Dtez
le bret 8abnipiteme baben TIRE fribere
Selbtitdnbtsteit aufseseben unb itd
unter bic 0eitung ber einen neuen Sc
ielI9aft seitellt, beren leitenber @us:
i6uB nunmebr iber aae BRET bieier
sroBen 8abnt0nisrei9e NIT unbez
i9rdnfter We9t unb @emalt perfast.
Die 8irtuns lit bic slet@e, ais Oh
bic @eleui@aft serabesu tn trobiser
9erausforberuns setban bdtte, mas
gu tbun bas @eleb ibnen uerboten bat.
DaB es bieiem seiebwibrisen Orei.
bunb an BEN &rasen 9eben wirb, If
mebr als wabrI@einli@. 0te Ser
banblunser Dor einem goqesium por
pter Bunbesctrcuitri@tern finben In
ct. 2outs itatt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-26

Der 81. GongreB bat ben i@on be-
ftebenben YeniiOnsseiesen ni@t nur
nod finf neue binsusefist, CT bat au6
ui9t weniser ais 1900 Yriuatan=
fpri9e bepiuist. Srosbem merben
babur6 bic Sorberunsen on bic Penz
fionsfahe faum uermebrt werben; Der
Sob rdumt unter BEN alten 8eteranen
in ~iteisenber Prosreiiion auf, 10 baB
5abur3 bic neuen Inipri9e mebr ais
aussesli9en merben. Ote etne Der
reuen Serfisunsen mirb iebenfaQs
iberau sebiuist merben. Ser gon=
sreB bat ndmlid bic Snualibenans
1pri9e fir i'm Stenit o~erlorene @lieb=
maBen, alio bic Iniprii6e Der ger=
trippelten, erb6bt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-26

Bic letten Na@ri@ten aus Sntten
melben etne mettere 8eri@limmeruns
Der Yeft=g pibemie. gs itarben inner
balb elmer @o@e fait $4,000 Wen=
i9en, cine 3unabu,e uon nabe5u 1000
sesen bic uorbersebenbe unb eine Steiz
seruns pon II. 500 sesen bic %poruort=
&c 8o@e. Oabet sretft bte Seu@e
in immer peitere @ebtete iber. Nu9
in &alfutta ueri@ltmmert it@ bte Sage
sulebenbs. Museni@einli6 bot bic Set
er Der &0nisstr0nuns tbreu Nntbetl
baran, BET wel@er aber 50, 600 8ettz
Ter suiammenitr0mten, UNI an Der
Speiiuns Ebeil gu nebmen. Sebr
laitet Bite Peft auf benz sroBen
Safen &arati@i an Der Snbus= Mlnz
nuns unb auf ben @roBitdbteu NIabas
babab, Meerut, 8enares, 9udnom,
&ur urb 8ombap.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-26

Ser 8eri@t BET S9iebscommtiton
iiber ben &oblenitrett entipri@t ben
grmartunsen, bic man AT bas 8iats=
fettssefibl Der Witslieber seftelt bats
te. ste baben ueriu9t, nod beiben
Seiten bin sere9t gu ietn, it@ aud
ni@t sei@eut, bic @abrbeit gu iasen,
mo ite am Plabe lit. go gum Bei=
ipiel betreffs ber @emalttbdtisteiten,
bic BEN Streifern CUR 2ait selest
merben, unb beSislt9 ber Sage Der
&Oblensrdber, bic gar ni@t 10 err
bdrmlt@ befunben rporben lit als barr
seIte0t morben mar, BITE Spmpatbte
bes Y,tblifums gu erresen. 8e5is=
li6 Der 9obn- unb &rbeitsforberunsen
lit Der gefunb BET gommtliion BEN
Nrbeitern entidieben sinitis. @r
stbt benlelben bic seforberte 2obners
bObuns BON Sebn ProSent, bic, pom
1. Nopember uorisen Sabres ridmirz
fenb, cine Summe pom 50, 900, 600
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-26

our gertbeiluns brtnst, unb befirz
wortet bic @tnfibruns Der sleitenben
Stala, 3. :. Stetseruns bes oobnes
mad MaBsabe bes itetsenbeu Martt=
preiies, wte btes lt9 BET ben gontraf:
ten Der Nmalgamateb gtienarbeiter
nit ben Sabrifanten felt Sabren be-
wdbrt bat. neberuortbeiluns ber
Irbeiter bur9 unSere9te WehunSen
BET Der 8ere@nuns Der s%ef0rberten
&oble mad @asenmaB mirb, au6
rt9t mebr porfommen Ser a9t
itanbise Irbeitstas wirb als9s
anerfannt unb bic 8erpfi@tuns CUR
Irbeit an Sonntasen a~ufseboben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-26
Dante 0ott, tuer arbeiten fann !

AuWtt Vutl, Wtl uFutttcN luuW .
Obwobl bic Nrbett In ber S9reibltube
Sirn uab Neruen anitrenst, obmobl
bic Werfltatt bic beiten &rdfte per-
sebrt, freut gu@ bod bes 9ebens unb
Der 3usebOrtsfeit gu Der 8elt, bic ba
arbeitet. Sbr maBt Cure @ersna=
suusen uerbieneu, ebe S6r @u@ ibrer
erfreuen t6nnt. Die 9auseweile bat
feinen Plab i'm tbdtisen 9eben. Sreus
Did, um bes etsenen Selbitbemubt
ieius miueu, baB Du ni@t CUR be-
oauernsmertbeiten &laiIe aler Wens
l@en sebOrit, gu ben 9euten obne Mrs
bett, obne 3med-su ben itiaeiteben=
BEN meni@li@en Wai@ineu, roitenb
unb bur9 l1ntbdtisfeit an @ertb ein=
baBenb. Dante @ott, mer arbeiten
fann! @enn Summer unb @ram TOM
men, menn gu gu uereeHen ODER Did
qudlenber @ebanfen gu entl9lasen
iu@it, banfe Soft, baB Ou baun In
Oetner Sbdttgtett auf9eben nnb Did
In Oeine pf1t@ten uerttefen fannt.
Dante @ott, mer arbetten tann-per
iasen barf, wenn er am i3abltase iet=
men 8erbtenit entsesennimmt: rOas
1T metn, bic re@tmdbtse gntl9dbiz
suns fur BITE Mrbeit meines Settles
ODER fur sas @erf metner itarten
&e@ten". Seib banfbar, Mrbeitse=
Der wte @rbeiter fir bic Sreube, mel9e
bte Irbett semdbrt. 8etrist gu9
nt9t Ielbft NIT benz @ebanten, baB
Sbr @u@ NIT Der 3ett 3urid3teben,
erbolen unb bas 9eben In miBtgem
9uruS beenben moIt; es lit tn reur,
aus sebn Sdaen Elm Selbitbetrus.
Bas bic @elt 9abiu@t unb @ei3 nen=
men mag. lit, mte Sbr miBt, Der &ei3
unb Der &aui@ bes grfolses, Der gu@
auf @uerem Soften int 9ebeustampfe
unermibet feitbdlt, Biz bas gnbe
fommt. Oenn 2eben 1T Nrbett, unb
Nrbeit lit 2eben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-26
r9te G6riflide SHUTTER, iene BE

XIV VH&tRltDI WtA&ttk lIt'S W
fannie, uortreHlt6e Wonatsl6rift,
mel6e I'M Serlase bes 6errn Soiepb
S6aeHer, 9 Sarclap StraBe, Seem
3orf, erl@eint, mirb nun au6 In Der
enslii6en Spra6e %publiSirt. 8ir
fOnnen benz perbienituolen 5erausse=
Der ;u bieiem S6ritte nur auf bas
9er3l;@ite sratuliren. Oie etite
Summer Der enslii@en Nussabe III
eine iebr rei6baltise. Wtit Dem @rz
i9einen bieier enslil6en Iussabe per-
f9minbet nun ieber @tumanb, waruu
bieie treHli@e S@rift fur fatbolil@e
Witter ni@t tn iebem fatbolii@eu
9ouie bes 9anbes iein ion, no eine
@riltlt@e Wutter maltet. Sur Prte=
iter NIT semii@ten @emeinben iolte
bieie Wtttbeiluns DEFENDERS wi@tie
ietn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-26
Sas Yublieannum in Sa9en Der

Sas Yublicannuut in Sa6en Der
Erierer itaatltden b0beren S09terz
f6ule lit am s. Mdrs mdbrenb ben
So9dmtern In Der OiOseie pon ben
&anseln bur9 folsenSe grfldruns saz
ritsesosen worben: r@emdB ben CT
tlarunsen Der 9erren Minifter I'm abs
seorbnetenbauie II. weiteren Wsittbeilln
gen bat bic f0uislt9e StaatsreSteruns
bic abit9t, BEN @ini9en Der &atboliz
Ten Eriers in Der S@ulfrase sere@tsu
merben. Oarum bat ber bo9m. SEER
Siidof in llebereinittmmuns nit benz
81. 8ater anseorbnet, bab uniere
&anselpublication wesen perdnberter
umitdnbe als ni6t erfolst gu betradten
fet."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-26
Gipriano Gafro. Der Dittator Der

Gipriano Gafro, Der Oittator Der
IN ber lesten 3etti o utelsenannten grSs
bebenrepublit 8euesuela, bat tn etnem
bombalii@en Sdrei6en Der Selesses
ben6en SOrpsri6aft bes 9anbes feline
&eiisuation einseianbt. Serr gatro,
Der 8iaens lit, lt6 auf benz altar bes
@aterlanOes gu opfern, wirb inbeiien
ietnen gnti9lub ni9t our I~usfibrunS
brinsen f0nnen, bo Der &onSreB BITE
.&eiisnatton abiolut ni6t annebmen
min. ~llnlere ameritanii@en Stnsos
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-26
@rfer Tbeu*

Die &atiifation beS guba= 8ertra=
ees nit benz @orbebalt, baB Der gons
sreB erit nod bic 3olIdnberunsen bes.
1elben sutbeiBen muB Gum bas l1rbe=
berre6t bes Saules fir ginnabme=
,quenen 81 wabren) tit etne &om6bie,
nit Der it'd Der Seuat UNI bic sebotes
men Serpfi6tunsen berumsebriidt bat.
Der Prdiioent lit burd bic &eiie mad
benz @eiten mobl uerbinbert, bic &C.
bOrise @ntwort bur9 g%inberufuns Ell
ner grtralisuns gu seben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-26

bldtter, bte fir ben iibamerifanil6en
Selben i9wdrmen, fOnnen iebt wieber
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-22
LYNCHERS FIND
JAIL TO STRONG
Negro Brute Escapes the
Vengeance of a Mob atWiI-
mington, Del.

WILMINGTON, Del, June I'll
What is believed to have been DELHI
crate attempt to wreak vengeance on
George White, the negro. who is charg-
ed with assaulting and killing Helen
Bishop the seventeen year-old daugh-
ter of Rev. E. A. Bishop, was foiled
before daylight this morning through
the watchfulness of the authorities and
through lack of numbers in the at
lacking party. Ever since the girl
died as a result of her injuries there
has been talk of lynching and the po-
lice and the guards of the county work.
house, where the accused negro is con-
fined, have been keeping a close eye
on the situation.
Between and o'clock this morn
ing band of about sixty men gather
ed at Marshallton, near the scene of
the crime, and marched to the work
house. The crowd was armed with
pistols and shotguns.
When 1t reached the prison a dem
onstration was made and those who
had weapons fired them off. There
was considerable shouting and calls
for White. The workhouse is strong,
secure place, and invulnerable to such
d Small NUMBER OF men. Inc CnI0I
warden had all his guards on duty
but they were not compelled to resist
an attack because the crowd soon dis
Narsed. Shortly after this a second
mob probably one hundred men, was
reported as marching on the work.
house from Wilmington. Police Cap
tain Evans, of the Wilmington police,
soon heard of this and sent a telephone
warning to the warden. He followed
this up by sending a squad Of seven
teen patrolmen to the wOrkhouse and
they dispersed a small crowd. About
thirty men hung about the place until
daybreak when they also dispersed
The family of the murdered girl is do
ing all it can to prevent violence and
is advising the citizens to let the law
take its course.