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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-25

Ser oeutide tatbolii@e @ereimsz
bunb BON Sainots bat mad elmer eben
einsetrofenen gbicasoer @elbuns et=
men sroBen Steg erfo@ten. Oas glp=
peQationsseri9t Bat ndmlt9 In benz
befannten Sale &tu sesen ben Sdul=
board BON Chicago bic gntl6etbuns
ber unteret Snitana aufredterbaltem,
wel9e es benz S9ulratb perbtetet, nit
ben OHentlt@en S9ulfsnbs bte 36s=
hinge Der Subtle S6ools NIT freien
Sertba6ern gu perieben. r8tr iinb
Der 4nii9t," 10 betBt es III benz @ut>
a@ten, rbaB bic CUR ausemeinen Ser
rpaltuns Der S@ulen u%erliebene &C.
malt ben S9ulratb nt@t basu ermd@s
ttSt, Builder fret an bie atnber aus
autbetlen. Sol@e Wa@tbefusniB our
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-25
Scr table Sunt bteIes Sabres

Scr tible Suni bieies Sabres lit
nt@t serabe etmas 1usem6bnli6es.
go lanse bic Meni@bett it9 init benz
8etter beidafttst bat, itnb iebr beiBe
unb wieberum iebr falte CONNER in
GROCER 3abl gu per5et9nen, unb no.
mentlt@ Der &oienmonat bat rpteber=
BOLT NIT einem Der @tntermonate lit
8esus auf niebrtse Semperatur rtuaz
ltitrt. @as bic Ser. Staaten anbe>
lanst, 10 mar es int Stunt 1915 fait In
alien 2an6estbetlen 10 vbarbari1d"
falt, baB laut seSen bic l1nbilben BET
Wttteruns lamenttrt rpurbe. Sn
idmmtlt9en n6rblt6en Staaten ruurz
ben i@were Na9tfrOite beoba9tet unb
In Matne, 8ermont unb Seem gorf
lag Der S@nee mebrere !3ou bod auf
benz 8oben. STE meiiten 2eute ruerz
ben ft6 nod wobl entitnnen, baB Der
Stunt bes Sabres 1901 slet9faus 1ebr
fabl mar. Nm 6. Stunt ienes eSabres
uurbe In 8oiie, Sa., % @rab Sabrenz
bett re9titrtrt, In Batter gitp, Ore. ,
26 @rab unb am 5. Stunt pltbete
auf benz Wt@t9an See Elm furdte
barer S9neeiturm.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-25

TIMER S4ubWaarer : Grport TT In
rai@em Steisen be9rifen. No9 DOT
10 Sabren wollte baS NuSlanb pou
ameritanii@em S6ubwert nidts mil.
fen unb uniere gauge @usfubr an fol-
DIEM bewertbete ii3 auf faum 81, $780,
900. Seitbem i9eint infer elesantes
S@ubwert tenieits bes O3eans INNER
mebr In @obe sefommea gu iein, mas
i@on aus Der itetis iteisenben Gusfubr
beruorsebt. Sn Deuti@lanb bemiibt
man ii@, bic ameritanii9e &onturrena
babur@ labm gu leSen, baB man seuar
nod ameritauti@em Wuiter arbeitet.
@dbrenb Dor 10 Sabren faum $780,
900 Yaar S9ube unb Sttefel pon bier
iber BEN O3ean ruanberten, iinb es
iebt 19on lber erMtQtoneu, unb ale
Mnaei9en beuten barauf, baB bteie
3ablen iebr balb per6oppelt unb uer=
bretfa9t tperben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-25

Cine erfreult9e @ri6einuns i'm
beuti6en &et@e lit Der &adsans BET
Sterbli6feit, ber fait allen Ebeileu
bes &ei9es semeiniam 1T. Sn sroBen
Stabten, wie Berlin, 1T bic Sterbz
li@teit in ben lebten sebn Sabreu
BON 27.3 auf 2O.2, In Samburs pou
1922 auf 21.5 auf 1000 ginmobner
suradsesansen. SIN Sur@i6nitt felt
ii9 fir bic sebu Sabre bic Sterbli9=
feitsrate aaf 1915 pom Sauienb ber
Bepolteruns. Oie aqsemeine Ser
beHeruns Der i~o3ialen unb bpsienti@eu
8erbaltnife, bic Sariorse bur6 Or
betterperit9eruns unb Irbetteri@us=
seiese uerben als Defenders sinltie
fur ben &adsans Der Sterbli9teit BE-
tra1tet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-25
Der frihere Grstii&of pom Manily

SeF lEuyeEe VE3utIWui y u'ulIltu,
Mar. @osaleba, %erfldrte, bab er iet=
men Wtttbetlunsen, bic CT BET BEN
@erlaiien BET pbilippinen absesebeu
unb IN &om gu einem 8ert6t 5uiam'
mensefabt babe, ni@ts binsusufiseu
bdtte. SIN ienen Wtttbeilunsen batte
Msr. Nosaleba bic Mnii6t uertreten,
baB bic Imertfaniiiruns bes fatbolt=
i@en &lerus auf BEN Pbilippiuen eiu
Sebler mare, ber it6 i6wer rd@eu
warbe. Sreilt@ batte ct au6 seiast,
baB er in bic einseborene @etitli9teii
tein 8ertrauen iese. Oteieu Mansel
an @ertraueu tbeilt abrtsens aud
Msr. Subj, unb baber itammt feline
@mpfebluns, swei Qmeritaner gu Si=
i90fen gu ernennen. Ser 8atitau
far@tet, baB filipinii@e 8ii@0fe i6is=
matii@en grieitern bsbe tir@li@e
@irben perletben m69ten. Oer 9a=
bre Wslipap unb ietn @nbans iint
uon Der &ir@ensemeini@aft ausse.
56loHen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-25

Die in Satrmout eri@einenoe nMar=
tin County 3eituns" i9reibt tn ibrer
Nunmer pom 10. bs. WtS. wte folst:
Ser vSt. gloub Norbitern" eri9ien
uorise @o@e i'm Seitsewanbe gu @bs
rem Der 400 Oelesaten Der tatb. S6rs
~iterorben bes Stats Minneiota, MEL
DIE am g., 10. unb II. Stunt In ct.
gloub gu ibrer swetidbrtsen Stbuns
eri@tenen waren. Ser vNorbtern"
bat nit bieier fiinitlerii@ ausseftatte=
ten @ummer bobe @bre fur bas beutz
i9e Orudsewerbe etnselest unb sra.
tulireu mir linn gu berielben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-25
Stabt=Neut0fetten.
en- Der 9

- oSH Ott Olulg lgleC ,Vu9re Jul
am Wontas &benb swii@en 6 unb 7
llbr Srau &oia Il. Colbert, So@ter
ber In ct. Gloub mobnenben unb bier
wie in gang Stearns County bod &C.
a6teten Samilte Sobn 3app, Dem unz
erbtttlt9en Sob tbren Srtbut aolIen
milien. unb in ibr bat wteber Elm
e6les 9eben ausserunsen. Ote Ser
itorbene rpurbe Dor 25 Sabren in ct.
gloub seboren unb seuoB bier mie an
Der ct. 8~enebtcts : Mfabemte gu ct.
sSoiepb cine aussesei@nete gr5iebuns,
bic ni6t BLOB tbren @eift btlbete, ion=
bern ibr 9ers perebelte, bemna9 ite
.it@ in iebem &reiie gu 5auie fiblte
unb iberau germ seieben nnb ber5li@
piQfommen mar. @eber bte ibren
@ltern be19eerten @lidssiter nod Der
bautt perbunbene bobe Stanb per-
mo9te es. ibrem einfa6 i@li9ten unb
seraben @elsn au9 nur bas @ertnsite
ansubabea ODER bemlelben eine anbere
&t@tuns gu seben, iie blteb bas berz
aise, itetS friebltde unb sesen Sober
mann suporfommenbe @eien, pie es
pom Der Statur sei@afen NOT. Mit
ibrem ebrenbaften, itets betteren &C.
mitbe uerbanb ite etne ~ternseiunbe
Natur, Biz baB ite DOT mebreren Sab
rem BON etnem 9unSenfieber b%efaIIen
rpurbe, uor, benz bic dratlt9e &unit ite
aIerbtnss befreite, leiber aber Ser
&etm gu iener i@let@enben &rantbett
suridblteb, Der brem0 ebensmanbelle let
Ser In 10 seitises @nbe ieste. Sett Sab
rem naste bic Mus5ebrun9 an tbrem
iunsen Seben, unb mtewobl ieitens
Der @ltern aues barar1 seiest murbe,
benz gutter, &inte reue 2ebensfraft gu
brtnseu, i@eiterten ale &enntniKe Der
beiten Ner3te. Sbren 9ebensmutb
perlor trosbem bic Pattenttn nt9t.
SIM Suit 1900 uerebli@te tie ii@ NIT
ibrem 1te i%berlebenbem Gotten, benz
Serrn Morrib so. Colbert, benz
1ie Elm ID Monate altes, seiun6es
unb m,interes S0bn@en btnterldBt
unb bas ME BET ibm 10 au@ BET
ben @roBeltern unb alien anberen
8erpanbten bic iebnlt@e @%rinneruns
a1 bte benz Tobe u~erfauene Wutter
unb @attin, So9ter unb S9meiter
fril9 erbalteu mirb. Sour bret $50:
9en mar bic Dabinseidtebene bett=
ldseris, unb 1amentli9 biele 3sit
permenbete iie beitens gu elmer suten
8orbereituns auf ben Sob, Dem fe
setroit TINS Nuse fab unb Der tbr
i6lteBlt@ ais rettenNer gusel BON
ibrem 9etben tam. Grseben in Got
tes FL. @tle CAB fe thre Seele in bic
Sdnbe tbres S96pfers suriid. sSu
Ser 8eritorbener b%etrluert Der @atte
eine treue @atti,, bas fletne S0bn=
den Elm liebenbes Wu'terbera, Bic als
ten gltern cine ltebe Lo9ter unb bic
@ei9wtiter cine quite S9weiter. Mit
sieien tbeilen it@ In re ttefe Erauer
bic pieler @ermanbten rnb Sreunbe
ber Samtlte i3app rno bic pielen
Sreunbtnnen, weG@e Der 8ertorbenen
10 nabe seitanben unb bic In ibr cine
rpabre unb treue Sreanbtn a@teten
unb bodi@dsten. ct. Gloub betrauert
in Der DabtnSei@teberen zines tbrer
beiten &tnber, unb Sewib lit, baB Bet
allen, rpel9e bte uorSislt@en gtSeu=
i6aften Ser 0eritorbenen als Mdbs
den uub ais tunse Srau tennen lerrs
ten, ite In sutem Mnbenten erbalten
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-25
@eitere Mnerfennun9en.

Su lebtw0@entli6er Summer Der
In Seem lllm eri9einenben vYot" le'
fen mir Na&tebenbes: uOie 9erreu
Inb. s. gditetn unb Ebomas &retid
pobnten leste @o9e In ct. glout
Der aue swei Sabre itattiiubenbeu
SeriammlanS Der fatbelii6en S0rite,
BON Winneiota BET. Ole 0orberetz
tansen gu Benz Seite tuaren aufs Bette
%setrofien wor6en, unb ber uMorb=
itern" BON ct. gloub sab gu Der sc.
lesenbeit cine Seitnummer beraus, bte
tn ieber 8e3iebuns eine @lan3letftuna
mar.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-25
Ser &arbinal Serbert Sausban

@rsbii@of BON @eitminiter, lit nod
BRET Monate tangent Seioen s~eitorben.
sSm Wdrs erfrantte er bereits einmal
10 i@wer, baB man ietn Wleben erz
wartete. Sreitas nod lteB ct ii@ auf
einem &ranfenitubl in ben @dnser
bes Don ibm sesrinbeten ct. Soiepbs
goIesium berumfabren, gu beiien 9au
aus Imertca betrd@tlt@e GUNNER
beiseiteuert puroen. &m Sage supO,
mar er in polem Srnat in ber &apeue
Der @nitalt eri6tenen, um bon Ben
8ii6Ofen unb Prieitern Ibi6teb 81
uebmen. Ser &arbinal mar am Is.
@pril 1882 seboren unb murbe i'm
Sabre 1892 @r5bii6of pom @eitmin.
1ter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-25
EhomhrrInin Sp{Ipn OornoI;+;f .

chamberlain, befien 3oapolitif au=
erit in England iebr uents Nnflans
fanb, lou iebt mteber Bel Der sroBen
Wsahe bes enslii6en 8olfes In poller
@unit teben. Wan iast, baB ieine
Sarifplane nt@t NIT Der Mbneisuns
betra9tet werben, mel@e it9 nod Dor
rpenisen @o@en tunS tbat. Die 8es
fteueruns benti9er Sabritate ion piele
begetiterte 8efarworter baben, ,,nb
ielbit etne 8ersouuas ieiner 2ebenss
mtttet : 3ufubr ioa Sobn 8uG ii@,
,pen'a aud NIT Wiberwtuen, sefallen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-25

lai1en molen. @enn bic SADIE 70
itebt, banu lit Der Sag, an mel@em
bas Sreibanbels : Spitem i'm Ser.
&0nisrei9 gu ben sewelenen Oinseu
sebOren wirb, ni6t mebr fern, uorldu.
fig aber 1T aller @runb porbanben,
baran entI@ieben gu 3weifeln.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-25
SaS beutfbe 2ieb.


gu feiner i3eit lit uns bic @abr=
belt Der @orte: rbas beuti9e 9ieb
erobsrt bic @elt" iiber;eusenber Dor
@llsen sefibrt rporben, als in bielen
Sasen Ser sroBen Sdnserfeite in Ser
alien Seimatb unb biersulanbe. sSu
Set alten &r6ntnsit abt Srantfurt
pareu sic Mdnnerselanspereine
Ssutl6lanbS gum eblen @ettitrett
perlammelt, benz bsS reueu Nei6es
Sberbaupt ielbt betwobnte unb iein
srOBtes Sntereiie entsesenbra9te.
aber pon ptel sr6Berer 8~ebeutunS ais
bas Srantfurter Sdnserfeft itnb fir
inns Ssuti6 : slmeritaner bic Sefe,
,pel6e unlere etsenen Sdnser bieier
Sage mad Baltimore uub ct. Souls
fibrten, beun bier banbelte es ii9
nt6t aletn Inn bic 9flese ber &nnt
bes @dnnerseianses, ionbern in melt
b6berem @rabe tint bic &ulturmtiisr,
ipel9e bas beuti9e 2ieb in Der 8elt
inter BEN S0ltern anberer .3unse err
fiut. l1nb pom bielem Stanbprnfte
aus iollten mir Seutl9en Der Ser.
Staaten namentli3 uniere Sduser=
feite beurtbeilen unb uns boppelt
freuen, rpenn nit btelem 10 i60ne
multfalii9e grfolse p~erfniipft linb,
pis bieies beuer ,pieber Der Sau mar.
Die 9tebe sum @elans unb bellen
Y1sse int ~seieuisen &reiie sebOren
gu ben l66niten 9abeu, nit wel3en
Der Seutlde bieles 9anb beslidt bat.
Oieie 9lnlt9t brt@t it9 audi Bel ben
Insloameritanern INNER mebr 8abn,
unb Yrditoent 0 olepelt CAB berleben
auf benz Salttmorer Sdnserfeite, MEL
Dies er nit letner @esenwart beebrte,
berebten Ilsbrud. r&einen belleren
Seitras sum seieaisen Heben unieres
9anoes", iaste er, rfann es seben,
ais bteler bemielben einsefOBte @eiit
Der @emitblidfeit, unb fem i@0ueres
@ei9ent tOnnte unierem @olfe &C.
ma6t perben, ais bic geleseubeit uub
bic Sdbisfeit, ii@ in bteier 8eiie
fel tli9 gu erfreuen.
~lluiere bieiisen Sdnserfeite iinb
gum Slid Der 9auptia@e na@ nod
INNER bas, mas iie ietn ioIen - benz
9oltsseianse sewibmet, mdbrenb man
i'm alien Saterlan6 poriber9ebenb
auf Gbwese seratben gu lein i@eint
unb Dem &unltseianse AUDI tn ben
Mdnner@6ren gu ptele 3useitdnbniHe
semadt bat. go lautete rpenisitens
bas llrtbsil Ser 8reisri9ter auf benz
Nrantfurter Sdnserfet, mel9es benz
Scatter iberseben unb pou bieiem &c
btIist murbe. @ie bod au9 Ser
&unitseiaus selddst merben muB, 10
fam er bod niemals bas einfa9e
Solfslteb in ietner 8ebeutuns als
&ulturmittel errei9en, ieues 9teb,
wel3es aus ben 9er5en Der Wahen
fOmmt unb In bic Ser5en Der Waflen
brinst, Der s~elelisen 2ebensfreube
bient unb bielelbe erb0bt, aber slei9=
5ettiS in S9ranten bdlt. v@o man
itnst, ba laB Old rubis nteberl 86ie
Renl6en baben teine 9ieber!" Ntez
mails bat es etnen mabrereu Spru9
seseben! llnb mir 0euti@eu brau9en
muir binein5usreifen in ben rei9en
S3ab unlerer golfslieber, menu MIR
bic @emitber UNI erer Scorer sefansen
nebmen unb bieielben fur uniere Mn=
i9auuns pom ~seleliser Sreube unb
pon wabrem aebenssenuB seminnen
woaen. go m0se benn bas beuti9e
2teb fortl@reiten out Der 8abn bes
Srtumpbes, anertannt in ieiner S@0n=
beit unb in ietnem betlbrinsenben
@trfen pon ben @ewalttsiten Der
grbe, ben Sauptern ber betben srsB=
ten &~ulturuOlfer, wel@e bic @esen=
mart fennt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-25

Ginfimmtg bat ber aus Der Bolts
wabl beruorSesansene @rob : SEEM
Yorter Sta6tratb gum S,peiten Male
feierli@ an ben MUIR pom Mapor ers
~nannten Seem gorfer S9ulratb eine
MuforberunS gu @unften bes Oeut=
lden sertdtet. Oo9 nit betrd9tlt=
der Webrbeit bat barauf Der S@ul=
ROTH na@ elmer fred bl0bltnntsen 8er=
baubluns, In mel9er it@ mieber Der
beutlde 0errdtber Wad mauits ma9s
te, ben 8ei@lub sefaBt, bic aussez
bedte gini@rdntuus bes beuti6en l1n=
terridtes in ben Offentli9en S9ulen
beiteben gu laiieu. Do@ waste ber
S@ulratb ni@t, etner enbsilttsen Be-
l@luB gu fanen, ionbern CT bei@loB,
uetnen 6ffentli@en xermtn TT Sa9en
Der mobernen Spra6en Dor benz l1n=
terri@ts= @omtte ~abSubalten unb bteles
gomite ansuweiien, iobalb als m0s=
LID an ben S9ulratb 81 bert9ten".
8irsermeijter 9om, Der pom Stabt=
ratb unb pom Seem Yorter Oeuti9=
tbum 10 brinsenb anfseforbert wurbe,
it9 audi iebt bes friber BON linn BE-
f%armorteten beutl@en l1nterri6ts unz
sunebmen, idetnt In ieiner u~nbesretf=
liden unb fur bic Seem Yorfer ftdbttz
i@e &eform 10 aberaus sefabrli@en
untbdttsfeit perbarren gu ruoqen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-25

@eraussabunS BON @elbern su reueu
unb tn unierm State bisber unbez
fannteu a3weden muB utelmebr erit
ausbriidli@ uon Der 9~esislatur pers
lieben perben ueber eifrtse S9ulz
rdtbe nod seiesausleSenbe @eri6ts=
bOfe barfen iie p~orausieben." Das
lit eiue wi6ttSe @niideibuns, bic aud
auberbalb bes Participates sesen
ibereifrise S@ulrdtbe, welde nod
bieier &i6tanS tire 8efusniHe iber=
iteisen, wtrfunssuoQ seltenb sema9t
merben fam.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-04-18
Local Weather Report. New Haven, April 17.
Brief Mention.
High water to- day. 3:45 p. m.

High water o-day, 3:45 p. m.
 George Wheeler, of West Haven, who has been quite sick, is very much im- proved.
 Mrs. Cameron, of Bridgeport, is the guest of her son, Charles Cameron, of West Haven.
 Ezra Bull, of Maple street, West Ha- ven, has been called to New Jersey on account of the illness of his grand mother.
 The annual banquet of the Dry Goods association of this city will be held at the oneco hotel on Wednesday evening, April P.
 MT. and Mrs. Simms Embler enter tained their whist club at their home, 99 Howe street, Wednesday evening. A fine time was had.
 c. E. Brinkerhoff oe New Canaan who intended to move to New Haven this week, has decided to remain here His reason is on account of not being able to find desirable rent.-Stamford Advocate.
 The Young Peoples Society Christian Endeavor Of Westville will hold an en- tertainment in the Congregational church on the evening of April g. The entertainment will begin promptly at o'clock and 8 musical programme has been arranged. Miss May Bradley vii render several solos and Mrs. Hart anC daughter will also assist.
 For a full line of fruits go to J. B Judson's. Look in at the mirror store, S56 Chapel street, and if you are in search of anything in the fruit line that is extra choice you will find it there Conspicuous among the large selection are the luscious strawberries and or anges, but scores of other varieties will also claim and hold your attention.
 A brilliant home wedding occurred at the residence of MT. and Mrs. Elisaph H. Butler on Pearl street, Guilford, on Thursday evening. The contracting parties were their daughter, Miss liar .. riet. and Robert N. Davis. The several rooms were beautifully decorated with potted plants, ferns, foliage, etc. The bride was daintily costumed in white After the ceremony MT. and Mrs. Davis departed for short bridal tour, after which they will reside in New Haven Both bride and groom are very popu- lar and have hosts of friends who will wish for them a long and happy mar ried life.
 Mrs. l.. B. kautZ entertained the Summer and Winter Whist club at hel home, 124 St. John street, Thursday af- ternoon Whist was played during the afternoon and Mrs. Frederick Won Der. en won the first prize, which was g china horseradish dish. Mrs. Mack wor the second prize, cake plate, and Mrs Frohlich won the consolation, glass bon bon dish. After the whist deli. cious supper was served by the hostess The next meeting will be held with Mrs Mack on April 30. The members of the club are Mrs L. B. Kautz, Mrs. A. Par low, Mrs. J. Frohlich, Mrs. Eisele, Mrs F. Von Beren, Mrs. F. Moeller, Mrs. A Mack and Mrs Rernhart
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-04-18
FORT GUNNYBAGs" MARKED.

Where the San Francisco Vigilance
 Committee Of 1856 Had its Headquar- ters.
 The society of California pioneers will to-day (March 2D place tablet on the
 building. 215-217 Sacramento street,
 known in local history as Fort Gunny-
 bags" This building was the head
 quarters of the vigilance committee of
 1856, and it was fortified with gunny-
 bags filled with sand. From the sec
 ond-story window in this building James Casey and Cora were hanged.
 They walked out upon an extended
 platform, the trap was sprung from
 within the building and the assassins fell into eternity. The cause that led to the formation of the vigilance com
 mittee was the assassination of James
 King of William, elitor of the Bulletin, by James Casey, an eX-conVict. James King, son of William King, had de-
 nounced Casey for ballot-box stuffing, and had got from New York a copy of
 Casey's commitment to the state pris-
 on at Sing-Sing, where he had served
 several years. King printed that rec i ord. As Editor King left his office that
 afternoon for his home, he was assas- sinated at the northeast corner of Mer- chant and Montgomery streets, oppo- site the business office of the Bulletin.
 He was shot twice-once in the back Casey had been waiting there for him, and stealthily approached his victim from behind. King was not armed. Io,, e.E- Eo the city prison, the jailer being a friend of his. He was taken to the county jail for safety from the outraged citi- Zens. The famous vigilance committee was then organized. It was composed of some of the best men in the city. A sO-called historian has written that Ca sey and Cora were hanged on the day of the death of James King of William. Other historians have repeated this
 mistake. A son of James King of Will liam stated some time ago to the writer that the execution took place on the day of the burial of his father This was in order to divide the crowd, and with view of preventing further trou- bic. The vigilantes were we'll armed and determined to hang the assassin. but wished to avoid bloodshed if pos sible. They took two cannon from i Fort Gunnybags and marched to the
 Broadway jail, and planted the guns
 in front of the door. The sheriff had stationed guards around and on the
 roof The captain of the storming
 party demanded the surrender of the
 prisoners within five minutes. Casey
 was taken out of the basement, fright
 ened almost to death. Seeing Cora in
 a cell the vfgilantes took him along i also. Cora had assassinated United i States Marshal Richardson. The tablet i to be placed to-day on old Fort Gunny- bags will mark the most historic build ing in California Francisco News Letter. .-;
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-04-18
JOHN GARRITY, GEORGE BOHN. JR.. NEHEMIAH CANDEE, JOHN ]. MALEY. NTTET E unNT
ACTION BY SECOND NATIONAL BANK
 DIRECTORS ON THE DEATH OF

ACTION BY SECOND NATIONAL BANK
 DIRECTORS ON THE DEATH OF
 THE HON. CARLOS FRENCH.
 At q meeting of the directors of the Second National Bank held to-day, the fol lowing minute was ordered to be entered on the records:
 With most sincere sorrow we record the death of our associate and friend, Hon. Carlos French, which occurred suddenly at his home in Seymour on Tuesday night last. It is an impressive and saddening fact that four members of this board have died within the past eighteen months, all of them conspicuous men.
 Mir. French became a member of this board in January, 1877, and was always prompt to respond to any call upon him with sound advice and loyal support. His many noble traits of character had en. deared him to us all and especially to those of us who had known him the longest, and we feel that we have sustained a severe personal bereavement. He was a man of courage, of decided opinions and few words, generous, kind Nhearted loyal to his friends and honorable and just in all that he did and these characteristics had caused him to be highly esteemed and greatly beloved Tn the many associations of which he was an influential and honOrcd member.
 We hereby express to his bereayed famI fly our sincere sympathy, and in respect to his memory we will attend his funeral. CHAS. A. SHELDON, Secretary. New Haven, April 16. 1903. :,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-04-18
CITY ELECTION.

TO THE SHERIFF OF THE CITY OF NEW HAVEN. GREETINGS: You are hereby required to warn the free men of the City of New Haven to meet on Tuesday. the twenty first day of April, 1903, at six o'clock in the forenoon, until five o'clock in the afternoon. to vote by ballot, nS provided by law, for a mayor, controller, treaSurer, clerk, collector, city sheriff, and six aldermen at large, q town clerk, q registrar of vital statistics, grand jurors and registrars of voters. who shall hold their respective offices for the term of two years from and after the first weekday of June. 1903.
 Also the freemen registered and entitled to vote in each of the wards of said city vote at said time by ballot. as provided by law, for one alderman from each uf said wards, who shall hold office for the term of two years from and after the first weekday of June. 1905. In accordance with the law, the Board of Polic2 Commissioners of the City of New Haven have selected and designated the following polling places in the respective voting districts. namely: First Ward-164 Crown Street. Second Ward-City Supply House, corner Oak and Spruce Streets
 Third Ward-216 Congress Avenue. Fourth Ward-Corner Hill and Water Streets.
 Fifth Ward--35 Olive Street.
 Sixth Ward~176 Chestnut Street. Seventh Ward-St. patrick's T. A. and B. Society Hall, 211 Wallace Street Eighth Ward--Corner State and Ed Streets.
 Ninth Ward--63 FoOte Street.
 Tenth Ward 443 Elm Street.
 Eleventh Ward 204 Chapel Street. Twelfth Ward-373 Grand Avenue. Thirteenth Ward-Masonic Hall, Vest vile
 Fourteenth Ward Engine House, East Grand Avenue.
 Fifteenth Ward-Engine House, Forbes Avenue.
 Given under my hand in the City of New Haven this 14th day of April 1903
 JOHN P. STEDLEY. Mayor I hereby certify that the foregoing is il true copy of the iI orginaI order order and war recorded in the city records.
 HENRY E. NORRIS. City Clerk Notice is hereby given, as provided hy law, to the freomen of the City of New Haven, to meet at the time and at the places and for the purpose set forth In the foregoing order and warrant.
 4. FREDERICK HUME.
 City Sheriff. - FREDERICK H, BRETHAUER, a17 1t Town Clerk.