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Evening journal., 1903-03-12
BOTH HOUSES
GETTING BUSY
State Will Hereafter Take
Charge of Cooch's Bridge
Property
.HOLCOMB BELIEVES IN WHIPPING
Offers an Amendment to subornation
Of Perjury Bill Providing That When
Convicted the Prisoner Be Whipped
With Forty ashes.
with Forty iashas.
Special to the Evening Journal

Special to the Evening Journal
Dover, March l2.-rhe Senate this morn
ing passed bill increasing the States
revenue $4,000 by regulating business OF
foreign corporations. THESE House bills
were also passed;
Accepting the conveyance Of the Cooch
Bridge property. where the Stars ana
stripss were first unfurled n battle; for
the protection OF fish I'm the Chesapeake
and Delaware and Chesapeake canal; au-
thonizing the Trustees OF the Poor OF New
Castle county 10 convey TO John Craig
their omlcc property in Sixth street Wil-
mington; amending tho general corpora
ton law shat outside railway entrprlses
need not comply with the cumbersome
conditions of railway companies about to
build n tbs State; appropr'atns ilhocJ
for new buildings ait Delaware College; au-
thorzlng the people OF the Marydel school
district to close their school and arrange
to enter their pupils in the schools on the
Maryland side, carrying the Delaware ap-
lpropriatiJn with them; making en- appro-
priation OF 81 900, that 81 per week may be
paid persons desiring 10 equip them
selves IN a Normal School for teaching IN
the public schools Of Delaware.
Farmers Bank Directors.
In the House Fginn offered a resolution
to appoint James Megary. Henry c. Con-
rad ana Edmund Mitchell, directors foi
the Wilmington branch Of the Farmers
Bank
The resolution was referred to the Com.
mittee on Banking and Insurance at th'
request OF Mr.. Hoicomb.
Mr. Aspril, OF the Committee on Ap
appropriations. reported the bill appropriat
ling $500 toward defraylng the expenses
Incurred in the Cordela oBtkln murde
lcase made a favorable report.
The bill increasing the salaries Of thl
General Assemblymen was reported favor
ably
The House passed the bill presented Il
ihe Legislature by the State judges re-
iaung 10 perjury and subornation OF per
iuring. The bill originally provided thai
tie punishment for the crime would b,
500 Ito 5000. or imprisonment from on,
to ten years.
An amendment offered by Mr.. Holcoml
places forty lashes in the punishment.
The House adopted the Bancroft roso
luton authorizing the Secretary OF stati
TO have printed 1900 copies Of the gen
eral corporation law.
A large delegation of Rchoboth tnxpay
ers is here advocating the Rohoboth char
ter bill. Every Indication points to IA
passage.
Evening journal., 1903-03-12
Have Secured the Turn Hall.

The Delaware Saengerbund held a
meeting last night and unanimously
decided that the German Hall would be
too small for the celebration of the fif-
tieth anniversary of the organization,
on March is. A committee was ap-
pointed and before the meeting ad-
journed reported that they had secured
Turn Hall FOR the event.
Evening journal., 1903-03-12
DEATH COMES To
MRS. PENNELL
Except For a Few Incoherent
Words She Did Not
Speak
SUICIDE THEORY NOT SUSTAINED

Examination Of Machine Shows That
Mr.. Pennell Set the Brakes and Re-
versed the Power In Effort to Pre-
vent Fatal Plunge.
Buffalo, N. Y, March 12-Mrs. Ar
thur Pennell died at the Sisters Of
Charity Hospital last night at 8
o'clock. For hours yesterday the sur
geons worked over the unconscious
form of the injured woman. A faint
twitching of the eyelids or murmur
of pain were the only signs of return
ing consciousness perceptlble during
the "A hours the injured woman was
In the hospital ward. Towards even
ing a rising temperature and a quick
ening pulse warned the surgeons that
the end was near. and word was sent
to her brother who arrived from New
York. Before he arrived at the hos
pital Mrs. Pencils pulse ceased to
beat Except for a few incoherent
words uttered when she was first ta-
ken to the hospital, Mrs. Pennells
lips did not move.
The body of Mr.. Pennell was remov-
ed from the morgue to an undertake
ing establishment yesterday and pro
pared for burial It was decided that
the remains Of both Mr.. and Mrs. Pen
nell would be taken to Mr. Pennell's
former home, in Brunswick, Ne, Sor
burial
The automobile which carried Mr..
Pennell and has wife In the plunge to
the bottom of the stone quarry on
Kensington avenue Tuesday night was
carefully examined yesterday. The
brakes and levers were given close at
tention. Experts in the construction
and manufacture OF automobiles we're
called in. The result of the examina-
tion left no doubts in the minds of any
of the men present that Mr. Penneli
did everything in his power to regain
control OF tho vehicle when Il careen-
cd. The brakes were tightly set, the
power Indicator pointed to reverse,
and the track Of the wheels in the
soft earth on the ridge between the
street pavement and the quarry show
ed that the wheels were turning back
ward when the machine sped forward
to destruction. This would seem to
clearly disprove that Pennell's death
was the result Of a deliberate attempt
at suicide.
Prior to the examination of the au
tomobile, which was made by EN-.
ployes Of the concern that sold the
vehicle to Pennell, Medical Examiner
Danser visited the place where the
accident occurred Afterwards he
said: "Pennell put on the brake OF
tho automobile in the effort to stor
the fatal plunge into the Genres quar-
ry. have examined the ground on
the edge Of the quarry. The right
wheels had ploughed up the ground
while the left made a smooth track
From these indications l should judge
Pennell had tried to stop the ma
chine"
superintendent of Police Bull, wher
asked if the death of Pennell would
affect the investigation of the police
In the Burdick case. replied: Il thinl
not"
Assistant Chief Cusack said: 81
have investigated the death of Pen
nell, and it is my belief that 1t was
purely accidental"
Evening journal., 1903-03-12
SENT TO INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL
Hayward Girl Pleaded Guilty to Lead e
ina Idle and vioious Life.

Bertha Kelly. In City Court this
morning pleaded guilty to living an
idle and vicious life, and Judge Coch-
ran committed her TO the Girls Indus
trial School.
James Anderson. colored, was
charged with assault and battery but
was dismissed upon the application OF
the prosecuting witness.
James Cammimile. colored. was
fined $50 and costs last night for sell
ing liquor without license at No. 30s
East Sixth street.
Evening journal., 1903-03-12

liciting Of deposits by wildcat insur-
ance and loan associations passed the
House unanimously.
The House passed a joint resolution
appointing a committee Of FIVE to set
tie with the State Treasurer in Jan
Iuary. 1904.
Evening journal., 1903-03-12
STRICKEN WITH PARALYSIS
Resident qf Laurel Victim of Severe
stroke and May Die.
speclah 20 the Evening Journal

Specl1a 10 the Evening Journal.
Laurel, fDel.. March 12.-ThOmas
Messick, Who recently moved to this
place. waa stricken with paralysis this
morning and there is no hope OF his re-
cOvery.
Mrs. James Tuil, a we'll known resi-
dent here. died suddenly this morning
Just previous to her death she COM
planned of being III and felt a choking
sensation lin her throat The family
physician was summoned but the
woman died before he arrived.
Evening journal., 1903-03-12
viii Be TWO Games.

There will be two games Of basketball
IN Brownson Library Hall tonight The
first will be between Brownson's first team
and the First Battalion team and the
other between the second Brownson team
and the First Battalion Reserve team.
Evening journal., 1903-03-12
Muskrat klIIed in cIty street.

A hive muslSrat caused considerable ex-
citement at French street station about
Q o'clock this morning by scampering
among the passengers, which had jusl ar
rived on a bolated train. II. w. Richen-
burger OF tho Wilmington Trahsfer
Company killed the little animal with a
broom.
Evening journal., 1903-03-12
Part of Bush River Wreck Recovered.

The tender and pony trucks of the
engine which plunged into Bush river
have been gotten out and were brought
to this city yesterday. The engine has
not been recovered yet. but will prob
ably be gotten out this week.
Evening journal., 1903-03-12
RIPPER" DIVIDES
ADDICKS MEN
Gasman Put His Fingers in
the Pie and Trouble
Follows
He WANTS MELVIN AND CLERK

The fact that the Union Republicans nre
divided over the ripper bill may result
in the measure being defeated- IN iact'
there are not enough votes in the Senate
10 pass It, but a desperate effort is being
made TO get the votes lacking. Following
out mis- usual custom, Mr.. Addicks has
taken a hand and the result Of his master
touch is being felt.
In the FIRST place Addlcks desired that
Thomas IL. Melvin, a present member or
the Street and Sewer commission DC
nlaced at the head of the Highway De
partment. Jimmy Jones objects TO tihs'
and SAYS that IL he Is not given place
under the charter he viii not vote Tor ihe
The probability is that If the bill passes
his name will be in o..
A big Kick is being made against WI
liam B. clerk being named for the head
of the Bureau Of Public Safety. Those
who are against him assert that he could
nos hold the office, because he is no longer
a resident Of this city. Mr.. Clerk says
that he is citizen Of Wilmington, be-
cause. although he left here and went TO
Philadelphia, he left some personal prop
erty here.
Addlcks is alleged to have said that
Clerk must be retained, as he Is a spe-
cial pct Objection is made to Clerk on
still another ground, the allegation being
made that he never did any work for The
party.
Evening journal., 1903-03-12
Democrats Have Trouble.

The Democrats are having troubles Of
their own. Since the press has opened its
broadsides on the bill Senator McNulty
is.said ITO have weakened and desires Peter
j. Ford named for his place as director OF
water works. The friends Of Mr.. Ford say
ne does not want the office but prefer
that the plum go TO McNulty.
Evening journal., 1903-03-12
THE MIILINER.

Mrs. Alice w. Hayes. Of No. 206 King
street, has returned from New York
where She has been in the interest Of
her business for the spring season.
Evening journal., 1903-03-12
500 PIANO.

One cent a chance Bicycle Club Fair
in club house. 900 Washington street.
Entertainments $50 and 10 p. N.
Evening journal., 1903-03-12

Paint your roof now with cartmell's
lRoof Paint. III. AZ u 4z1ssizzaAH
Evening journal., 1903-03-12

he Evening Journals News
Ehe Brightest and Cleanest
Any Local Paper.
Evening journal., 1903-03-12

Weather-Today Rain. To
morrow, fair, fresh east to
southeast winds.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-21

J
fdansunsen fart befdibt tperben.
Senfeits Der Bride, mo bic gerse nG6er
uneindnber treten. finbet ft9 bas
pertbDoufte RIf5eus: aobls unb
Gtien.
Gin beionberer Reia beg Jirtb Of
Jortb liest in Der Juue Der fasenums
tpobensn gr%innerunsen on S9otttanbs
sroBe, heloenbofte 9ersansen6eit.
Sort, mo ii9 Der 5ioro gum 5lub se>
foltet, roeen re9ts uno Limits am ufer
9ursen unb S4l0Her auf nit ben ro<
mantii9 fltnsenben Hamen Doug
las" Stuart" r2inlitbsDtp" unb
Stirling" Hamentli9 bos lestere
SdloB er5Gblt BON 5ournieren unb
b0fii6en Soften, bon Mariu Stuart,
bic bier reiioirte, bon Sobn 3nor, Der
bier preoigte uno pom 9rufen Doug
las, Der bier ermorbet purbe. Sn
9oratteriftii6er Weiie ret9en ii9 mo-
bernes 2eben unb bic Spuren elmer rpz
mantif9en 3eit i'm greunpuntt bon
S9ottlanbs 9ef9i4te bic 9dnb: Ster
Die gursen unb S4l0fer I'm 8ann=
treis Der alien &0nissftabt edinburgh;
bort ienfeits Der Berse, om glpbe, bic
giienbitten unb Werften Der Metroz
pole Der snbuftrie 9lusgptp.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-21
Graf 9afftkr.
Sss bSAeem Ramsieuans In eeutiden
Ceess e~rbobsn-9ein SmbiI6um.

~
@rdf @ottlab b. 9osieler, Der an
ldbli9 ieiuts tiirslid ftattsefunbenen
5~OiGbrisen Mtlitdroient Subildums
bon 4aifer Wilbelm gum General
Gelbmari9du unb bamit our bO6iten
&ansteluns in Der beuti4eu 4rmee
erboben purbe, 5dblt gu ben 9euerdlen
bes beutfaeu Seers, Die iiber ben
eneeren Rreis Der Irmes binaus, in
ben ipeiteiten S9i4ten bes Bottles be-
tannt seporben iino. gemertt lei, buB
benz General Jslbmari9aa i'm beutz
f9en Seere in Der Charge Der General
Sberft nit benz Runse zines General
Selbmarf9dus unb bann Der General
Sberft folst. Den leBteren Sitel
fibrte Saeieler Dor ieiner @%rnennung
gum General 5elpmari9au. oils
Gubere 4ansabsei6en trasen Die @ez
neral=S berften Der lesterpdbnten So
tesprie, on STEELE Der solbsnen StGbe
BEG General : Gelomori4als. brsi
Sterre.
9raf 9pttlieb b.. !Saeieler, Der 1886
auf benz ,DGterlihen 9ute 9ornetpp in
Der proptns Sranoenburs geboren
tpurbe unb 1853 aus benz &aoettenz
tprps ols 2ertnant in bas beriibmte
Regiment 3ieten : 9uiaren etntrat,
ma4te bic orei Jelb5iise bon 1864,
1866 unb 1870 auf 1871 i'm Stube
bes grinsen 5rteort4 8arl NIT uno
betbdtiste i9 na4oem hauptiG4li9
als 4aDaneriefibrer. ouf pel4em Sez
bists Saeielsr cine auertannte 4utoz
ritdt 1T. SIM Sabre 1889 purbe sr
Sberquartiermeifter, ieit 1890 tomz
manbirt er ods bamals neusebiloete
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-21
Ra6t cine 8eifc

iber bic Iidsl Glate gabn uub i~berssust
@u6 pom ibrer uorsii9lideu gabnbebienuug.
Solibe tdsli6e Surd : @rpreb;ise ;pii4eu
Chicago, st. &apne, Sinblep, Sortoria,
Gris, Buffalo, Gem gort Gitp uub Bottom.
4merifaniide Club Rabl;eiter gu Greifen
pom 35cts bis loo, ierpirt in Hidel Rlate
Ginning Cars /; aud a Ia Carte seipeif. Rd=
ten tets bic ntebrrsiten. Refine lleberfabrt
seforbert auf irseub eiuem sSuse Der RiteI
9late=gabn. Chicago gabnbof: Sarriion
Ctr. unb S. ape. Stabt : Si6etsfscen Ill
abams ctr. unb gubttorium Qnuer. sSobn
9. @alaban, General : assut, 113 abanr
Ctr, 3immer 293, Chicago. Tboue Gen,
trail 2O57. 21=e
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-21
Gin ~ srobes &iffo.

SAT- in ieber Nadbaridaft lit Sc
manb On einem golifanfau ooer gbo:
lera= Worbus s~eitorben, bdufs beuor
Mebistn gu baben ober ein Doctor CUR
6anb rpar. Gin suuerIdnises Rittel
fur bieie &ranfbeiten io0te uran tets
baben. Oos &iiifo lit gu sroB fur
traenb einen. gbamberlain's Collie,
gbolera= unbO tarrboe=R ittel bat OF
ne 3ueifel bas 9eben pom mebr eeus
ten serettet unb mebr S9mers unb
eeiben sebeilt als irsenb eine anbere
Mebisin i'm 9ebrau@e. Man tann
f9 itets barauf uerlaiien. gu ba=
ben BET allen 9dnblern pon patents
Mebtstnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-21

Gin Wann, Der unmeit BON bte,
auf elmer farm mobnte, wurbe 20,
furser 3eit BON &beumatismus uolI'
itdnSis setrimmt. SD sab ibm eine
Tlal6e gbamberlain's gaiu Balm
unb laste ibu,, er ioute es fret sebrau=
den, unb rper,n er ua6 benz @ebrau6
ni6t suf,iebenseiteut iei, braude Ell
feinen Gent bafir gu besablen,1 iast
6. g. Rapber pou Pattens Rias,
g. 9. rginise Sage ipdter cling sr
in BEN Store 10 srabe wie eine Serge
uub iberrei6te mir einen Dollar nit
BEN 8orten, seben Sic mir eine on:
bere Slai9e Gbamberlain's Paiu
Balm. SD min es INNER i'm Sauie
6aben, bsun es bat mid sebeilt." gu
baben BET alien 9atent=W ebi3tnbdnb=
Tern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-21

unsefdbr 40 enslif9e Meilen brett,
enst f9 bic gu9t, bic man in ibrsr
5orm init Der NuBeuzGlbe perslei4eu
tunu, in et1em tiefen Giorb, tpomii
oud Der Same 5irtb tbentif4 1T. Die
setpaltise Gortbz8riide bilbet cine Inn
pofunte 8ruftpebr fir ben peitpGrts
liesenben 4ntersrunb bon 81. Rars
sarets !9ope. Sbre bret Riefenbosen
umiponnen, nit Der tletnen Snfel Sud-
Gurpil uls Stispunft, m elmer Gnts
fsrnuns BON Ii Meilen ben maieftdtiz
f9en Strom, beHen ufer bur9 peits
trugenbe &unonen, Seemineu unb Ser
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-21

GeIterdlt Selorlar11du Sdeleler.
16. Mrmeetorps in Mes. beHeu triegsz
u1Gbise ausbtlouns e. auf iebe Detie
gefOrbert bat.
Wie Mpltte unb Der 5u friib per>
ftorbene Rommonbeur bes Rbeinif9eu
Rorps, 4usuft b. S0beu, pei9t au9
5asfeIer in Gridetuuns unb gals
tung bon benz S1pus bes preuBiz
f9en Generals ab. unb bod 1T er
solbot bonn S9eitel biz our 3ebe.
gon eiierner Sbottraft beieelt, ftsut er
on bic Sruppen bic f4drfiteu 4nfur=
berunseu unb pa9t suslei9 bdterli9
I6er ibr Wublerseben. Sein &f
seseu ben 4ltobol, bic Gorge I'm Die
8erpflesuns Der Munni4aften, Die
9riinbung bes 9sneiunssbeims bes
16. Rorps iinb bic beutli9fteu 8epetie
bapou. @ieberbolt mar 9aeieler ou9
Mitslieb bon 3ommiffionen, tpel9e
Reslements fir bic Reiterei au bearbeiz
ten hatten, au9 Bel Der Seitteuuns
bes @utpurfs CUR Selboienforbnuns
1887 mar er betbetlist. Seine gesa=
bung als Jibrer trat Defenders berz
Dor, als er 1897 BEL ben sroBen 9erbftz
ibunseu IN Der Wetterou bic @eit
armee befehltste. Sn man4en Ri4z
tunsen 1T 9raf 9oeieIer seraoe5u Elm
ga6nbreder fir bic S4ulung Der
JIbrer setporben, bic INNER pieber
ouf bas 3iel, ben Rries NIT ieinen
einfa9en unb bod 10 fdpieriseu Ser
bGltnifen hinsetpieieu perben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-21

nieberselest bate. Jiala, tpel9er Der
8albDin=3iesIer= Expedition aIs g1oz
tosropb ansebOrte, tebrte biefer Sage
bon elmer Reiie nod europa, mo er bic
Iesteu Arrangements fir ben gtutauf
bon 8orrdtben fir bic .4merieaA se>
troffen bate, bebufs elmer Ridfpra9e
nit 3iesler auf turoe 3eit na9 Sem
gort 5urid unb pirb Gnbe sunni ober
aufanss Suli nit Der rQmericd" bon
SrumiO, Rortresen, mad Jrana So
fepbsz2anb oufbre9en, Biz pobin bos
S4tff bon Der rJritbiof" besleitst
tpiro. Die fir bic Expedition gorrdthe
na4 Jrana Sofepbsz2anb brtnst. Die
Auantitdt Der lesteren 1T auf bic
9ouer bon bret Sabren bemefen. Die
Expedition beftebt aus 35 ger1onen,
einf9lieblid Der IA Mann itorfen Be-
lasung. bic nit ibrem g~efe1lsbaber,
aupitdn Coffin, fdmmtlid erfabrene
Walfii9idser aus Neuenslonb finb.
4ntbonp Stala tpuree als Sobn
zines geteranen bes 8irsertrieses in
Serfep Gttp 9eishts, q. s., geboren
unb senoB feline Nusbilbuns an ben
0ffentliden Sdulen grootlbns, q. g.,
pobtn feline gltern persosen poren.
Ct purbe 3ei4ner fir 3eitunsen unb
ma9te in einem 8rootlpner Jreipil=
lisen Ropanerie= Resimente ben iponi,
f9eu Rrieg auf porto Rico nit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-21
had Stml Aoropol.

9h 3testsrthe espesition nal ibr aeaer
wiHeui&attiiMsr eeiter.
Wntbonp 5iala, Der r,eue piHenz
faaftli9e Setter Der bon benz WiQionGr
3iesler ausgeriiiteten acknowledgement
ton, TT Der iiinsfte ie fir iola' cine
tdtp.ertse Iufsabe auserlefene Mann.
Die Wabl Stalas, Der i'm "a. 2ebensz
iabre ite6t. erfOlste, na9bem 8albpin
IN 5olse zines &ompetenaitrettes nit
benz frii9eren &apitGn bes grpsbi>
ti0nsf4tffes u4meriea" bic sSibruno
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-21
DE uuhorm.

Ri9ter: rSie faseu, sic baben
ben 4nsetldgten fein sanses 2eben ge>
tannt. -3euse: rSapo6l, 5err
Ri4ter."-R | d ter: ~Nun. glau<
BEN sic, bob er fdbis III, bies Selo
seftoblen su baben2"- uWie
piel mar Is benn2"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-21
9liemd1puuuffrr.

gutient: rJrieher trant i4 Sic
Hdmli4 ale Suse Bios Stpee Sahen
9affee, iest trtnt' t9 sic aber apanz
fts!"-I /: .Oa tperben sic f4
ia i90n bic Rerper ruiniren!~-p q :
tient: r4per bdr'n Ct, I'm 9egeuz
beiI!-Sd nebme sic ndmlid seeue
gobns mebr gu bic spanfig OGB4en!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-21

Die Sortb-Srii6e.
ruiiif9e unb beutide Ma>
rine-slei9 9tbrdltar, Malta unb
Bermuda als Martftetn ensltf9er See
ma9tentfaltuus berporrasenbe gebeu>
tuns erlansen. Sn Der Shat fnb bic
0orausbebinsunseu fir bic 4nlase
zines Rriessbafens I'M Ttrth Of Gortb
Guberf siinitis. On Der Minbuns
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-21
aaslltr snslifder Krifgsbafs,l.

Gin berpprraseuo ftratesiidber Sunft init
offenfioem Gbaratter.
Den tpidtigften uaturliden 9afeu
unb Interplas on Der Sittuite @robs
britonniens, ben Sirtb Of Jortb, nit
Der 9udt ct. Marsurets Cope, bat
bic enslii9e R~egieruns our anlase
elmer fort befeftisten Decentralization
o%usertpdblt. sic pirb als neuer fra
tesif9er puntt nit offenfinem Gba<
rafter-namentlid i'm 6tnblid auf bic
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-21
9rnIufGnl.

Sie: rSest tommt Der berrli9e
Griblins. bic Sage uerbeu ldnse unh
tparmer--G (urts-S <erh be-
frieotst): r-unb Der Surft INNER
arDber!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-21
AidbffoHruuu

rIber, 5reuuberl, Su trintft ia ben
tbeureu Wein pte Mafer!"-r Stimmi
net sans-pom WuHer brG4t i9 net
tolb 10 bel binunter!!"
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Blu puttp.

Ri4ter: r@rt fdtmpf.u Sie
S9ren &olesen etnen Giel, bann Elm
aameel!"-4 nsetlaster: sd
nout' linn bic Wabl latent"
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Gf1 Iusutrtfnenrr.

.2a, bat sic Sbr Sntel gut beba4t
IN fetnem Nadlab9-r9m. bait
ettpas IN q d lGffiser fem tDnz
neut"
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New Process
Steam-laundrV

Neuu 10, bann utro IS tI9 quo lsbnen,
uidt auBer g6t III lafieu, baB mir guer @t'
oeutbum b~ebanbeln, als mare IS bos unlerts
se. @ir baben bic p~oufdnbisfs 8al4ans
halt i'm Rorbweffeu unb lieIern erlter Rldfe
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6eurp Sper. J. 3. Rpieuberse'
ST.. CLOUD IRON Works.

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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1903-02-06
Three Days in snowslide.

Grand Encampment, Wyo., Feb. A.
"Jack" Harris, the veteran stage driv-
er between this place and Rudefeha,
and an unknown woman passenger
were caught by snowslide last week
when driving along narrow defile
in the mountains. The stage was cov-
cred with snow, rocks and limbs of
trees to depth of 10 or IL feet, but
it's occupants were not injured, al
though one of the horses was killed.
For three days and nights Harris
and his companion remained buried
without a morsel of food, and they
would undoubtedly have perished but
for their accidental discovery by a
searching party. They were almost
famished when found and were unable
to walk, being hauled to the nearest
settlement on sleds.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1903-02-06
COAL SUBSTITUTE.
Fuel Famine Story of the Season
Comes from Omaha.

Omaha, Neb. Feb. 4.-Dr. M. j.
Gahan of this city has completed
tests and announces that as result
of his experiments he is able to pro-
duce an artificial anthracite equal in
all respects to the real article, and
that the product he has invented can
be manufactured and put upon the
market much cheaper than anthracite
or bituminous Goals. DR.. Gahan has
completed the manufacture of 800
pounds of this coal substitute.
The ''coal" is a gray greenish hue,
not unlike moldy bread in appearance.
The article is produced from chemi-
Gals, all of which but one, the I'M
ventor says, can be found in any agri-
cultural state The artificial coal
burns with a blush flame and it's heat
ing capacity is said to be twice that
of anthracite and will last 20 per
cent longer time.