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The river press., 1903-10-21

The acquittal of Jas. H. Tillmau. a
former lieutenant governor of South
Carolina charged with murder, is one
of the surprising incidents reported in
the press dispatches. He shot and
killed an unarmed man, but a South
Carolina jury has declared that he is
not guilty of murder, manslaughter,
ass ault, or any other crime.
The river press., 1903-10-21

1T is reported that one of the most
interesting features of the recent state
fair was the aggregation of poll
ticians of more or less prominence
from all parts of Montana. It was
one Of the largest and most variegated
exhibits OF It's kind in the history OF
the commonwealth.
The river press., 1903-10-21

THE railroads announce that eastern
people who wish to visit Montana will
be accommod ated by paying one first
class fare plus two dollars for the
round trip. Montana people who de.
sire to visit eastern states are given the
privilege of paying one frst.class fare
plus another frst-class fare for the
same service.
The river press., 1903-10-21
Released On Forged pardons.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. l3.-James
II. Darling. John White, Cornelius
Stokes and Iohu /, Moore, military
prisoners at A!c2t"aI, have been re-
The river press., 1903-10-21
New Gold Fields Are In Idaho.

HAMILTON, Oct. l3.-Hamilton is
excited over the latest news from Owl
creek, the new diggings 125 miles south
Of here in Idaho, between the Bitter
Root mountains and Salmon river.
The reports received here have given
every body the stampede fever and
many we'll known people have. drop
ped their daily callings and left for
the gold fields.
Attorney Hara, Editors Sherman
and Romney, DR.. Ellis, Superinteud-
ent Totman, of the Anaconda lumber
department, and many other citizens
have visited the scene of the rich
strike. Messrs. Ellis and Totman
each have claims which they say they
would not think of selling for $20, 900.
H. M. Butler and Byron Castner
have just returned from Owl creek.
They tell of piece of ore weighing Is
pounds being taken from ledge, car.
rying between $500 and $40O in gold.
Castner is an old Montana miner, and
he says the ground, both placer and
quartz, is the richest he ever saw.
There is about two feet of snow a,
Owl creek now and it takes three days
to reach there from Hamilton, the
nearest railroad point.
The river press., 1903-10-21
American Delaine and
Ramb0uillet Bucks

A very selected shipment Of American Delaine
and Ranbonillet bucks from the celebrated focks
Of Chas Cunningham, of Pendleton, Oregon, will
be offered for sale at Fort Benton the coming sea-
son. For frame and fleece these rams cannot be
surpassed. As mutton and wool sheep they have
no superiors. They are in high favor in all parts
of the west, wherever they have been introduced.
They are fine range sheep, and acclimated
and vigorous.
These bucks will have fully complied with the
state quarantine regulations and will have clean
bill of health from the inspector. They can be
seen Harlem, one mile north of c. \. Smith $
ranch. Also will have !, 200 head near Levistown
| of same breed age and class.
Will be sold in lots desired by purchasers, and
at prices to suit the times. For further informa-
ton apply to
The river press., 1903-10-21

Fine Book and Job Printing spe
cialtv at the RIVER PRESS Office
The river press., 1903-10-21
Amalgamated Employees Have Barhecu

BUTTE, Oct. l3.-This has been a
great day for the employees of the Am.
algamated Copper Mining company in
Butte. More than 5000 miners and
smeltermen were in line on the occa.
sion of the picnic given by the COM
pany at Columbia gardens to its men.
The picnic was preceded by a parade
in which all the men took part.
The arrival at the gardens was made
in good time. There a great feast
awaited the men. Four large beeves
had been roasted whole by experts.
The work of cooking the beef over the
Goals commenced Monday night under
the superintendence of Joe klafki.
After the animals had been killed and
dressed they We're each placed upon a
pole six inches in diameter and Sc.
curely fastened with steel skews. The
amin ais We're then suspended over bon
fires and at short intervals they were
turned so as to cook all sides evenly.
Many persons visited the gardens last
night and this morning to witness the
process of cooking the meat. Besides
the beeves there were meats Of other
kinds and a vast amount of things
making a substantial and appetizing
dinner
The river press., 1903-10-21
Conrad Banking
COMPANY,
GREAT FALLS, MONT
(Unincorporated.}

PAID UP CAPITAL 100000
INDIVIDUAL RESPONSIBILITY. 2 0OO.O
The river press., 1903-10-21

Local Securities Speciality
Interest Allowed on Time Deposits.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-02-27
NEWS In BRIEF.
Compiled from Various Sources.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
Second geqeion1

Ia ,ho .ona,a nn ,ha u,h ,,,.o wos M
scba,a on ia .,ai.hnnd XIII Tba Indian
spprop,in,ion blil and the ph,iipTine Cur,
called attention 20 a point OF order which
he mode AGAINST one III The ppoylsIons OF
The ildlan approprIs,ion iii, on the
ssid tho senn,e ma nnsae5 ,he phnin.
pine government bill IA a rider To- the
army sppropriaiion Bill, and vet ruled
other artrfonr atoms out Ali rules were
Violated. he said, when a majority was in
favor Of any measure. MIR. Morgan
spoke on q question OF personal priyi-
lcge. and complained that there was<l
betrayal Of the senate IN tho matter Of
what transpired at executive sessions
1.-THE house disposed Of q number Of
bills, tho most important measure passed
being the senate biii to amend the rail-
way safety appliance law. A special or
der was adopted when practically will
make the Fowler currency hill "A continue
sion.
In the senate. on the 18th. the confer
bitl wns agreed 10 bi.,us'f"n ~ ihe
siatehood Nm was res,,mcJ' NJ Dcnew
enntinulnp HI. ,sna,ls IN onua.t,inn a.
II. toward the end of tho session Mr.
Teller declared ,bnt binn.ct1 ANA ,bc ,,,In.
iry Ind i,pcn insnii"d by s"me Of Mr..
Dspewfs rcfcrcnoes 10 tho une1un, f,pra.
s'ntatlon In the senate, AZ iO5 .. m tho
senate adjourned, ....Thc hou began
consideration Of the naval appropriation
hill under the operation Of a ruio which
made the new legislation relative 10 the
Increase of the personnel Of the nav and
for the Increase OF the nay academy In
order. The general debate on the hill was
without special feature. The paragraph
In the bin providing for f3i0.Do for a
naval station on tho great lakes was
stricken out on n point 81 order. MIR.
i.ittleneld and Mr.. Sulxcr had quite a
clash before the naval bill was taken up,
~" former charging the latter with hav.
Ing perverted the record.
In the scnntc. on tho 18th. there wna n
lively debate oy.r H.natur Duavss r.vo.
iu,ion derinfInr IA Ia h~ The sense OF ne
senate that there should be n vote on The
stntrhooI biiI befor. Inc ndiotrnmcnt ~
McIomas r.onered Me pi,tt's rloIirs
resoluiion. introduced two vcnrs nao
which was handing when The sennt. went
into executive session. The debnte was
very general, and brought out Tho fact
that the senate was strongly opposed to
ciuture IN any form 1.-The hOuan. by "a
majority ~ 2 to 4. rejected III. confer
snr" report on tho army appropriation
bill because Of It's provisions Tor the r..
tir"ment ~ civil war officers ~ an al.
ynuccd grade and permitting officers TO
thtc" per cont. interest. aud sent the bill
back To conference, Tho remainder ~ tho
day WA devoted TO the naval hill. On
which but little progress was made.
In tho souptc. on Tho 10Th oniy an bour
and ~ mluItsa wns amen, In omen s.,ssinn
uuj thIg timo WA dey1t"d 10 r,utln"
Iusinsaa and nna.tur Itis az no r.uernI
iuu.rtnn,r g,natnr Ii,it,v I,gur,,l ,nn.
rii.rttl1n OF thn cabin" nas4 nan hill
Ilc tanifo,rr-v Tut n Not. ~. not
N.' ~
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-02-27

The New York health departments
report, published on the goth. csti-
mates iha population Il Great'r New
York at 3,532.o O3.
On the Goth the White Star liner
Cedric, the largest vessel in the world,
arrived at New York. on Ger maiden
trip across the Atlantic.
IN Illinois Central passenger train
colliicd with n freight at Galcna. H.,
IN tie goth. resulting in the death Of
three persons.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-02-27
MISCELLANEOUS

On the 10Th Fountain Square thea
ter, and other property Mt Springfield,
o., was destroyed by fir" and three
mca were killed by being buried un.
der falling walls.
Constable A. II. PatclS fatally snol
one man and seriously wounded an
other In an auction house in Chicago,
on the Goth, where he had gone for
the purpose Of making n seizure,
which was resisted,
On the Goth three children of Mr..
and Mrs, \. j. Ransom, twin boys
sged three and n boy ngci two years,
were burned Ia death in n fire whic,,
destroyed their parents house, neal
the town VI Scio, D.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-02-27

Schemes for piling mp profits fast
ARE especially numerous In flush
times. Some Of the projects are silly.
hut others ARE fraudulent, and. under
the laws. the latter Kind are a crime.
IL the Indicted promoters In ST. Louis
aud elsewhere put forth any false
statements, they must answer for
breaking the law that declares such
an act Ia he u felony, The Thought
less aud ignorant ARE protected to
that extent.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-02-27
MISSOURI STATE NEWS.


Allen Orear, who was convicted Of
the murder of L. A. Chapman, and
sentenced TO ten years in the peni.
Tertiary. has appealed his case and
has been admitted to $4,000 bail. Gil
bert Turner and William Mclean.
two of the other prisoners, were re-
leased on n bond of $1,000 each. Sam
Chandler and Owen Woolfolk, the
other defendants. have been refused
bail, MS the evidence brought out In
the trial of Orear was much more
damaging to them than TO any OF the
other prisoners. Much surprise has
been expressed over the appeal of tho
Orcar case, the verdict Of ten years
being considered very light. and the
relatives Of the murdered boy arc
very bitter In their criticism of the
trial jury. A cousin Of Owen Wool.
folk was n member of the Jury.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-02-27

Piiy the poor consumer who. when
the mercury h nj zero and the coal
hin ~ low, Is Informed that the new
trust is apprchcn'iN" Of n short sup
ply of lee nest summer. ~ trusts
produce u shortage ut their pleasure.
the fear IL well grounded. Hut why,
In the name ~ all that Is mcrciful.
should the coal trust aud the lee trust
hammer the unhappy consumer at
the same time
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-02-27

Turkeys trouble with Bulgaria Is
filling the minds Of diplomatists with
dismny. Any wnr-cloud that rises In
the ncighborhood Of the balkan states
IL the genuine namc.blown.in-,hc-
bottle variety and laden with possi-
bilitics of the long-drended world
war. For thi, reason the nations now
turn their backs ON Venezuela and TO-.
u attention on Bulgaria.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-02-27

The officials of the new department
Of commerce will earn their salaries.
In the matter NJ m alone. II
will deal with bigger interests than
my administrative division Of amy
other government of the world In this
field. The internal comnsrcc OF the
United States amounts To about SaO..
oOo.0oo.ouO a year, which equals the
worlds international commerce.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-02-27

The new department OF commerce
and labor will have charge ~ manu-
features. corporations. immigration.
navigation. statistics, census, national
standards. const survey. lighthouses
aud fisheries. and the president Is au-
thorizcd TO add any other division en-
gagged In scientific work. There Is no
danger that the department will be
troubled for lack of occupation.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-02-27

The federal grand jury has re.
turned live indictments against T.. ..
Barrett. marshal Of tho 81. Louis
nj of appeals. for forgery and mid.
ing and nbetting in securing fraudu.
lent naturalization papers.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-02-27

Panama, Feb. a2.-The gunboa,
Chuchucito brought the news of the
loss of the historic gunboat Boyaca.
while entering the narrow and rocky
channel of Port Bethsabc, about forty
miles north of Aqua Dulce. February
10. All on board were saved,
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-02-27
win Remove 90 Kansas city.

Plans have been completed for the
opening in Kansas City Of the Liberal
university, which some time ago pur-
chased the Pepper building for tho
purpose Of removing the institution
from Silvcrton, Ore. The college will
be In charge Of Thaddeus Is. Wake.
man, formerly Of New York. who was
a personal friend Of Col. Robert O. In
pcrsol.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-02-27

Guy Bird. 10 years Of age, was run
over and killed by u Frisco locomotive
at Ash Grove. The engine was back.
Ing at the time, and no one saw Bird
when he was struck,
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-02-27

The Clark and scligmnn syndicatcI.
ner OF the street railway proper.
~ in st. Joseph. have offered Si25,.
600 for q convention hall in that city
II the citizens will contribute u like
sum,
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-02-27

Dynamite evidently appeals to the
humorous fancy. A party recently sat
on a stove and exploded sticks of tho
stun just for the fun OF II. Another
maj suicided by touching OF ten
pounds of II. employing this method,
ms he explained, because II would OBJ
,iatc the necessity for n funeral.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-02-27

Thomas Wheeler, an old resident Of
Coss county, about 20 years of age,
was struck by a Frisco train five
miles east OF lIarrison,illc and in.
stnntly killed.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-02-27

Nations that collect debts with can
o should not complain II they are
neglected by South American borrow.
ers and traders in good credit.
Shooting at debtors ought to be
stopped by international law.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-02-27
President Of Hobart College.

Geneva, n. V, Feb. 2a.-Omcial an.
nonncement is made of the accept.
ance by Rev. Langdon c. stewardson
OF Lehigh university, of the presi
dency of Hobart college, located here,
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-02-27

Fireman William Wand died in the
81. Louis city hospital OF lockjaw. af-
ter suffering for Is days. lie was in
jured by the collision of two trucks ut
u fire.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-02-27

The jury In the ease OF J. p. Quinn,
at Columbia, charged with dcfraud.
Ing Boone county mule men, failed To
agree. eight being for aequittal and
four for conviction.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-02-27
Her Nnety-Fourth birthday.

Mrs, Lucinda G.. staunton celebrate
ed her ninety'fourth birthday in st.
Louis. She Is the mother Of eight
children, only one of whom are lv-
ing.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-02-27

Lige Bonner shot and killed Joseph
Mccall at Urbana. Bonner then went
to Buffalo and surrendered to tho
sheriff. lie claims self.defense.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-02-27

The roller mills nj Excelsior
Springs were destroyed by fire, and
several adjoining buildings were al.
so burned. The loss is estimated at
$1,000.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-02-27
CONDENSED TsLgoRAMs,


some routine business was disposed
OF. consisting Of the presentation Of
petitions and reports. the introduce
ton OF bills ara the passage of unob-
jected bills on the calendar. Upon
resuming the executive session the
Colombian canal treaty was taken up.
Senator Quay had a report read. and
Senator pcttus spoke at some length.
Senator platt Comm also discussed
the treaty. The dny in the house
was devoted to debate on the Fowler
currency bill. Mr.. Fowler. the author
OF the measure, spoke for over two
hours. The other speakers were
Messrs. Thayer (Mass.), Lowering
tMass.), Lewis (In.) and Prince (Ill.).
The German government, through
Its representative in Washington.
Baron Spcck Won Stcrnbcrg, has made
u request for the immediate pay.
ment OF the e55.0oO which IL was
stipulated should be paid by Vcnc.
zuela within 20 days. Mr.. Bowen has
replied that Il will be paid March Is.
Gen. San MIGUEL. with n force OF
well.nrmcd ladroncs, numbering 900,
IL keeping the constabulary In the VI
entity Of Manila busy. Numerous
s',.n'sncs "ie repo''eu' inspector
e,'w"'ne' Ut 'hc neau OF zen on
a'ao.m'S' WIS cnP'ure"' nut "i'er-
WINS .sSnpsu. III
"S u' "s'u sc"I,' "n,'e
as ."e VA ""V,e '"' '"sp
go, No"s'n"' " "n 'ne
n.Rn' OF lhe s-u' toil ana roI.eu into
one ol ',' OVENS, M'n or"hc 'nto we
vNen '"' s',"r,u 'he oouy' when IVA"
'''lh Jus H'h HlHl'Nt ~ " 'll'lfIs
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-02-27

George Scott was shot and instantly
killed by his brother while hunting
near Desloge, the weapon that did the
work being supposedly unlcaded.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-02-27

Fire In Kansas City destroyed the
building nj iOj Walnut street, occu.
pied by Mckinney Bros, produce
merchants, cntniling a loss of $4,000,
with $4,000 insurance.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-06
Yius X, Der nel1e Yapit.
6artimal Spiepb Sartp, pa:
triardb ppn Senebia. ;nm
NabfDlSer 2ep XIII.
ertudbIt.
Gin bo6if wiiroiser Na6foIser iet=
mes piel9epricienen @orgdn8ers.

G 0 m, 4. Nusuit. = Cardinal
Wac9i, Setretdr Der apoitolii@en
Sofumente, ~perfinbiste Der Dor ct.
9eters perIammelteu Wsuse bic @abI
pon Cardinal Sarto gum Tapf, unb
baB bieIer ben Iamen 9ius x. ansez
nommsn babe. Die I'M Sient be-
ftnbli9en Sruppeu formirten ii9 bier
auf auf benz Ylase unb prdlentirten.
3ebn Winuteu mad swOlf eri9ien ber
rleue Baplt 9ius K. out benz galtou
Ser 8altltta unb ertbeilte ben enormen
auf bem 9lase periammelten, besei:
iterten Ieuse ben apoitoliiden Sesen.
Sauienbe pom Eerloueu batten ii6 beu
tie gormittas auf benz Plase Dor ct.
Heters periammelt, Inn barauf gu mar
ten, Of bic iiebente Nbitimmuus einen
ueueu Yapit brinsen werbe ober ni9t.
gs idieu als Oh in sebeimniBuoaer
@eile bas 9efibl iid Sabn sebro=
den babe, Der beutise Sag werbe eine
gntideibuns briusen. als bic 3eit
beranuubte, gu wel9er es Ii9 enti6ei=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-06

iperben wirbe. Bum S9luB bebaup=
tete Der &ebner, baB bas bobe 9aus
feline einsreifenbe Ienberuns Der DO m
bauie I9on ansenommenen Sorlase
annebmeu tonne, obne Bic 9ahiruns
Der sansen gil in Srase gu itellen.
Dieielbe iei ndmlid etne Grt &ompro=
nniB, Elm Sriebensuertras, uub wenn
bur9 bas Sntrafttreten berielben bic
irii9e Srase mobl audi ni9t fur tins
n,er sel0it werbe, 10 ioate bteielbe bod
tn Der uorliesenbeuSorm CUR annabme
selansen. Die Bin paiiirte Dientas
IN sweiter 9eiuns.
Sic Teblams ia sotbrinsen.
StraBburs, 4 ausult. = Su
ben Weinberssu 9otbrinaens tritt bic
&eblaus in acknowledgements @siie
auf, unb bteBinser firdteu fur ibren
5erbf. gs iinb bic rm~faiIenbiten
Iori6tsmaBreseln setroHen, INN Der
gerbreituns bes i@dbli@en Sniefts
S9ranten gu siebeu.
S6limtter Giienbabn=ttnfaa.
Berlin, 3. Nus. gtuer Oepei9e
Der rSolfsseituus" aus Sreslau au=
foIse bat iid ein i6limmer gilenbabn=
unfaa swii9en Su@a unb &aluaria,
In Seiterrei@ S@leiieu, ereisnet. Gin
nit Steiueu ~belabeuer i9merer Sra@t=
sus brad Los unb fubr NIT unsebeurer
@el9winbtsteit Elm 2 Weilen lanses
serabes 9efdae binab, Bis er nit etuem
Sra6tsus foai6irte. OreiBis Perio=
men ionen setObtet unb 50 i9wer per-
lest worbeu iein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-06
Snlanb.
@tatpndr ~iberfaaen.

Seattle, 8. Aus-Sbsmas g.
Sippp, Der MiQiondr pon &lonbite,
ruurbe, ua9bem er uen Der Stride su=
rafsetebrt NOR, tn leiner @obnuns
pom gtnbre9ern iberfalIen, rpel9e ibn
feiielten, fnebelten unb NIT einem &e=
poluer i6luseu. gs ruurben ibm spei
solbene nbren unb S14, anes @elb,
pel@es er in Der Sai9e bate, abse=
1oun1eu. Gin Sienitmdb9en, MEL
DIES pom ben gtnbre9ern porber se=
fei1elt morben mar, muBte suleben,
wte sippp mtBbanbelt unb aussepliu=
bert rpurbe.
1abrunss lperfdliduns
@aibtn n, 2. Nus.-Oas
Aderbau:S Department ma9t Miene,
BITE 8eitimmausen oes Nabrunssmit=
teluerfdli@unss= Parasrapben, iowett
Der Support seiuubbeitsi9dblt9er
@aareu aus fremben 9dnbern in Be-
tra6t fommt, nit srOBter Strense
bur@sufibren. SIM S6asamt traf
Elm S@reibeu bes aferbauletretdrs
elm, wortn bteler eriudt, baB biegar=
sos semifIer Oampfer, Ste in Seem
9ort unb Baltimore eiuselaufen, Be-
bufs uuteriu9uus bur9 bic gbemiter
bes neutrality-suspicious. suridse=
balten merbeu mO9ten, gs banbelt
lt9 babel nm 9ropilionen, @urte
unb &oulerpeu aus Oeutl6lanb, Slt=
uenOl uim. aus Srantrei9, Stalten
unb benz Orient, wel9e Or. @ilep,
Der @tft= Spesialtft bes Gderbaube=
partements, gu unteriu@en wini6t.
Smportatiouen dbnli9er @aareu itnb
bereits DOR einiser 3eit aualpiirt unb
als seiunbbeitsi9dbli6 befunben worz
BEN. Nun rpirb man bic iest impor=
tirteu Nrtifel pom Neuem analpitren,
unb iolIte iid b%eraustellen, baB bic
,dmliden als i9dbli@ era@teteuS ub=
itausen it9 p%orinben, 10 wirb BITE
&adlenbuns Der Waaren na9 benz
grportbafen %auseorbnet werben.
0ormam's stern TIM steisen.
Pittsburs,P a., 4. aus. =
@ie tn %eiuseweibteu bemotratii9en
&reiieu bebauptet wirb, itnb BITE Sub
rer Der National bemotratiI9en Parz
tel ibereinsetommen, Nrtbur g. @or=
mon pom Marplanb gum beu.otratis
'i9eu Prdiibeuti@afts : aanbibaten
nd@ites Sabr gu nbubmeu". @emisz
items 1T betannt, .baB s. 6. Soues,
Der @oriisenbe bes bemotratii@en
.Rational= aomites, Senator @. s.
Stoue pom Mihouri unb anbere bers
porrasenbe Oemotrateu fur ibn fnb
.unb ii@ In ieinem Snterehe bemiben.
Sc uirb iosar ansebeutet, baB W.
s. Brpan ni9t abseneist ietn lou, fur
German auf3utreteu. German, 10
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-06

BEN mirbe, oh sic Abltimmuns reiul=
tatlos uerlaufen ODER nt9t, ri9teten
li9 auer ausen auf bic SfenrObrs, bic
I9on mebrere Wule bic grwartunsen
Der Mense setdui9t bate. Ploslt9
6Hnete ii9 bas Seniter auf benz gal=
ton lansiam, unb has sroBe &reus
sldnste burd bic SsHnuns. &arbi=
nalWac9i elI9ieu, unb tiefes S1wet=
gen erfaBte bie Wense, m.l9e atbem=
Los ben biforii9en @orten laui5te,
NIT benz Der &arbinal bic Serfanbt=
suns pom Der Wabl bes nsuen gapftes
madte.
&mrser sebenslauf Yi,ts X.
&arbtnal Sarto, Ser n%euerpdblte
gapit, lit gu Rieie in Der grouius
genebis. i'm Stunt 1885 seboren uuo
murbe ais 6arbtral unb Gatriar9 uou
genebis am -. Stunt 1898 ernannt.
Or bat ben &uf zines bodselebrten
S~beolosen unb zines bei9eibenen, en-.
ersii9en Wannes, loa por5iiSli9es
abminiftratipes salent beiiseu, elm
eiebbaber Der Sinife fem, unb iein
grnft lit ipri9m0rtli9. SIM anfans
april tam SEQ Der Dreisebnte in elmer
l%lnterbaltuns nit gater Geroit, benz
italienii9ea &omponiiten, auf &ar=
binal Sarto gu ipre9en unb iaste Bel
bieier @elesenbeit gu 9eroli: reteben
sic i'm iebr, mein lieber Peroit, benn
in Ser 3utunft wirb er iebr uiel fur
Ste tbun f0nneu. Sd CLAUDE fet,
baB er emit msing ta9folser iein mirb."
Set pielen Sabreu lit Der iesise
gapif als elmer Der bebeutenbften &au=
selrebner befannt. gs betbt, baB
Sarto ein gutter Sreunb uon &onis
6umbert semeien unb pou Der italie=
nii9en Resieruns bo9seiddst werbe,
Cans 8om boiler SmbeI.
q o m, 4. Nusuf, 12:45 na@m.
Papft 4ius Der 3ebnte bot ben
@uni@ ausseipro9eu, baB bas &on=
tlapen ni@t Bis beute abenb aufseloit
rperben mose. Oie aarbtndle werben
besbalb in ibren iesisen 3tmmerm bis
uu1 Z l1br permeilen. Ste Wittbei=
lung uou Der grmdbluns aarbinal
Sarto's purbe NIT benz wilbeiten SUI
BEL pom ben Sauienben aufsenommen,
bic aaf ct. Qeters Plase ueriammelt
waren. Dte Ssene tn Der 8aiilita,
aIs Der r,elle Yapft gum eriten Male
Ieinen Seseu ertbeilte, mar cine unbe.