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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-26
&unftbaGe, Siifelborf.

Norbameritas ausgenommen, bat fi9
in 10 furoer 3ett elm 10 gepaltiser
4uh9pung Der SnbuftrietbdtigtsiI
bolsogen, als i'm 8ereif9en 2anbe, IN
Der 9egenb, mo bic Hubr benz Hbsin
5utrebt. @er btefen Nuff9puns niAt
in feiner raf9en @ntptdlung beoba9=
tet hat, tper i'm plDbli9 in fetner ganz
gen gerduf9bolen 9ebabrung Dor fi1
itebt, glaubt elm Wunber 81 erbliden,
glaubt fi9 gar ni9t mebr i'm trdumenz
ben, bi9tenben, pbilofopbtrenbsn
Oeutf4lanb 5u befinben, fonbern ber=
meint Elm Stiid Mmertfa ppr ftb au 1ez
fen. Wir fabren bon Oifelborf naA
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-26

unb srpBes &einemaden bic tdnotge
Sagesorbnung. 8etbe StGbte befibsn
sroBe unb poraiisli9 sebaltene Bolts
babeantalten.
8armen lit bic 9etmatb bes por>
treffli9en rbeinif9en Si4ters gmil
M~tttersbaus. @or Sturgeon bat ibm
feline @aterftabt Elm piirOises Senfmal
errt9tet.
Was ptrb in glberfelb : 8arntn
aues sema9t9 Man f0nnte frasen,
mas auf benz @ebiete Der Mahenz uno
Der 3unitneberet pirb bort ni9t gee
ma9t9 Wonene unb ieibene 8aarea,
balbieibene unb %balbppuene Stoffs,
8aumtpolIenz unb 2einentpaaren, WGz
BEL unb Wasenitoffe, semifdte Gene
BE, Sif9beden, 3aneuaz8dnber, &nO>
pfc, aorbeln, 2isen II. T. h.. II. I. 10.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-26

tpubt Elm GnslGnber, rtSnnen mfr in
England better MAIDEN als in DeutfAs
anb, nur nt9t Solinger Rltnsen."
Mu9 in Memf9eib purbe urfprinsa
li4 bauptfd9li9 bas S9mteben BON
S4tpertern betrieben. Remfdeib err
bielt einen bebeutenben 3upaas bon
franaOiifden 9ugenotten. 2ebtere pas
rem intelligence 2eute, bic aud bic GER
fte1ung bon anberen gifenz unD
Stablnaaren berfu9ten unb biele rlere
@rtifel, tpie 6anbnerfsoeuse, S4l0fs
fer, 9ausgerGtbe II. +. m. einfubrten.
9as S9mieben bon Waffen trat aQ<
mGbli4 gang in ben 9%intergrunb. Die
Dirt Der Gifenz unb Stablpaaren, NIT
beren @erfertiguns man fib portpis=
genb bef9dftigte, bebinste au9 cine
Menberung Der 8etriebsneife. WGbz
renb in Solinsen ii9 cine INNER tpeis
tersebenbe Mr~beitstbeilung ausbilbeie,
trat in Hemf9eib gu benz &leinbetrieb
in Werfitdtten Der @robbetrieb in So
brifen. Snbem fi9 bic Hemi9eibsr
Snbuftrie in ftdrterem Mabe auf bic
Ma19inenarbeit itiBen fonnte, er=
langte fte cine bebeutenbe Musbebnung.
Ser Wertb ibrer graeugni1Ie nirb auf
jdbrli9 35 Bis 40 MtGionen Marf
sef9Gbt.
Sie beiben Stdbte Solingen unS
&emi9eib iinb peit uuseinanber GEE
baut; nur Elm fleiner She'll Der 6Guier
f9aart fi9 bt9ter 5ufammen. 8ir
erfannten, baB Die alte Giien= unb
Stabltnbuftrie bteie 5eritreute 8eiiebe=
lungspetie bebingte. Wir finben biez
felbe jebp9 au9 in ben iibrigen S6eiz
len bes 8ergii9en 2anbes, mo jene
Snbui trie ii9 nt6t berbreitete. sic
tit alfo cine aasemeine 2~anbeslitte, hie
bas 8ersii6e 2anb nit benz erDBten
Sbetle Weffalens unb nit anberen
9egenben Seuti9lanbs t6eilt. Sic
Siebelungspeil lie Der gin5el60fe bat
feltif9en uriprung, bas Wo6nen im
Sorff9aften, fo%genannten 9etpann=
bDrfern, nie mir es i'm grDbten Sbeile
G~betnlanbs antreffen, 1T sermanifde
elite.
Wie in Der Solinser unb 3eml6e;z
Der @egenb oablreide S9leiffotten in
ben Sbdlern angelegt purben, 10 ent=
ftanben in bieien, in anberen Gesenben
nod man9erlet getperblihe 9etriebe,
bic bic @aferfraft ausbeuten, pie
Sptnnereien, Webereien, Su9fabrifen
II. T. m. Sir bas 8ergii9e 2anb 6az
ben bic WaherfrGfte Der 8G9e cine
dbnli9e 8~ebeutung tpie fir bas 8ubrz
sebiet, no bas 8rpBeiiengeperbe blii6t,
Die &oblenf6Gbe buben. 9ies fat
man in iiingiter 3eit in pollem 1m=
fange ertannt, unb bas Streben lit
iiberaQ bdrauf geri9tet, aus Der @aiz
i~erfraft Der 8d9e etnen mOsli9it sroz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-26
Der Observation-Disclosures Sen 90. Wsdrs 1908

tommem bieie idDnen aiinf. iebt imz
rner mebr in @erfan, ieitbem 1i1
Photographic unb 3intdbuns. bic
mobernen Mittel Der MaHenprpbutz
tion. 10 1ebr in ben @orbersrunb
brGngen. Mu9 bic 8ilbbauertunit Be-
fibt einen 2ebritubl in y. unb tii9>
tige &rdfte tperben babur9 beranse>
bilbet. iebo9 DiTelborf 1T INNER porz
tpiegenb cine Malerftabt gepefen uno
pirb es audi tpobl bletben.
Die ~gldnaenbe moberne unb elegan=
te Stabt 0ifelborf befiBt audi Elm bss
fonberes Prunfftiid aus alter 3eit, ben
9ofgarten. Seine anbe1e rbeinifne
Stabt fann cine fol9e @artenanlase
aufnetfen, felbft bic in ibrer Dirt ia
aud febr gu riibmenbe &Dlner rSlora"
lit NIT benz Sofsarten ni9t gu bersletz
den. Oi: nunberbaren alien Hieienz
bGume biefes parfs tDnnen ia nidt
bur9 @elb a1ein sef4affen tperben.
On Denfmdlern 1T Oufelborf reid,
namentli4 an fol4en, tpel4e ben be-
riibmteiter feiner &iinftleri4aar sez
tpibmet iinb. Mber an ben grDbten
Sobn biefer Stabt, an !9einri9 $ l.
n E, ertnnert fein Stein, taum Elm
Spru4.
Sn rG9fter Ndbe BON 9iifelborf
Iiegt ba8 Neanbertbal, beriibmt setpore
ben bur9 ben bort aufsefunbenen
S9dbel zines Meni9en, nel9er, nie
btele @elebrte glauben, f4on por Der
gisSeit gelebt baben muB.
Wir tpenben uns iebt Der @egenb 5u,
tpel6e pie eegenpGrtig tein anberer
2anbestbeil 9euti9lanbs seigt, Elm
tpie ferngefunbes 2anb uni er Batter
Lamb lit. Nirsenbs in Der Welt, bD9-
items bic beaiiniisiten Snbu'triepuntts
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-26

Zen Nuben gu sieben. Surd bic Qns
lase bon sroBen Staupsibern, iosez
nannten S%balfperren, fu9t man ods
in Der resenreiden Sabresseit iiberz
fliifig abflieBenbe Wafer suriidSubals
ten unb fir bic trodenen Monate aufs
aufparen. On Der Sperrmauer tann
ferner etne neue, bebeutenbe WaKer>
traft aussenubt tperben. Inbere 8or>
tbeile, bic Der 8au bon S~halfperren
berbeiBt, finb bic 8erbituns BON l1e>
berf6tpemmunsen am rnterlaufe Der
9epGHer unb bic @erfprsuns Der
StGbte NIT sutem, nod nt9t bur9 gee
tperbli9e Inlasen berunretnistem
WaKer. SIM 8ereif9en 2anb finb
sablrei9e Sbalfperren bereits erbaut
tporben pber i'm 8au besriffen. Ste
erite, nel6e fertisgeiteIt purbe, mar
bic Bel Hemf9eib i'm Gfabadtbal sete<
gene. Sbr grbauer lit Profefor SnBe
aus GLADDEN.. 1891 mar bic MnIage,
bic cine Milion 8ubifmeter Wafer au
fafIen permag unb ben unterbalb sele,
aenen Sammertperfen unb S1leiffot=
ten tGali9 5000 &ubitmeter Wafer
liefert, fertis. 0ie setpaltise Sperrz
mauer bat an Der Soble cine Oide bon
Ia, on Der 3rone BON a Meter unf ::f
160 Meter lang. Der bltnfenbe WaIs
ferfpiesel, uuf ben man bon Der Sers
rafe bes GeitaurationssebGubes els
men f4Onen 8lid seniebt, lit augle;9
Elm neuer S9mud Der &emf9eiber Sc
eenb.
Wenn mir benz Gfdtbale, in benz Die
&emfaeiber Sbaliperre liest, abipGrts
fplgen Bis our Gtnmiinbung in bas
Wuppertbal, 10 selansen mir, na1
etpa eins unb einbalb1tiinbieer Wans
berung, gu benz Stdbt9en Burg, bas
BON benz sleidnamisen S9loTe, benz
alien Stammitbe bes @rafen bon
Berg, iiberrdst pirb. Sopp1l bic
lanbfaaftli9e S9Dnbeit Der @eaenb
ais audi bas SntereHe fir ben altsr
9errfderiib loden iGbrli9 aablreihe
8efu9er bortbin. Oas S9loB 8ura
1T in iiinsiter 3eit bon elmer @ereinis
gung bpn funIfinnigen Mdnnern ipiez
Der aufgebaut unb es lit si neuer tpirfs
liaer 3ierbe Der 2anbfdaft setpprbea.
unfer Bib gibt ben Reubau. Der aara
na4 ben alien pldnen 1ergeiteut fpurs
be. bprtrefflin tpieher.
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befen Reidtbum an fprubelnben 8dz
9en. 9a bas 2anb cine bebeutenOe
3esenmense, jdbrlid 900 Bis 1000
MiGimeter, empfdnst, iinb bic 8dpe
ni6t BLOB sablrei9, fonbern faft tpGbs
renb bes sanaen Sabres AUDI pahers
reid. Serner seidnen tie ii9 bur9 elm
bebeutenbes @efGlle aus. go tonntsn
iiberan in ben i9ludtenartisen Sbdlz
9en un5dblise S4leiffotten anselsgt
perben. Sn biefen perrt9ten bic
S9leifer ibre barte unb miihfelige Or
belt. Die S9miebemeiiter batten feline
8eranlaKuns, itd in ben tiefen Sbd>
lern anauiiebeln. Sic beporSugten bic
8ereesbDbe. 0on blumtsen 9drt4en
meift umgeben, liesen bort ibre WpEs
nunsen unb Wertftdtten. 2aute 9am>
meri9ldse balen BON alien Setter1 IN
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-26
0e b5afe Gitnbabnbrute S~euti6lanbs, apiiaen eolineen unb @eni6eIO.

Ser Wertb Der in 8armcn anein in
einem Sabre berseiteqten Stoffe beSif>
fert ii9 auf 100 Milionen Marf.
groBartig finb audi bic Pianofabrifen
Der @9nefteritdbte, basu tommt eine
aetpaltig enttDtdelte delnif4e Snbuz
ifrie, audi an @ifenpaaren : 5abrit,n
feblt es nt4t.
Die gauge umsegenb bon @lberfelo.
Barinerl bietet Elm ein5ises Bib groB<
artiger Snbuftriethdtigtett. Mrmfelise
DDrfer limb bier binnen furaer 3eit
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-26

8on ben betben StGbten ma9t 81
berfelb ben b%ornebmeren Ginbrud, bic
Strabenbtlber finb prunfbpller als in
8armen, bic Experimentation Der Sc
f9Gftsleute lit cine g%ldnaenbere. 60
~tpenigitens mutbet @lberfelb ben
Sremben an, ben 8armerer natiirli9
bur9aus nt9t. Start ausgebtlbet lit
Der Heinli9teitsiinn Der 8ebDlterun5
trob Der Hauaatmoipbdre bieies bon
Sabrtfen nimmelnben Sbales. Sc
tpaltig lit Der @erbrau9 bon Seife
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-26

en- unb bdufis senus plaBen Die @et>
iter arf einanber, aber BEL ben Sub
resausIteuuneen BON Werfen Der Dill
ielbprfer &iinitleriGaar bdngen De
Often unb bic Sungen unb Slngiten
untriiglt9 lei chamber.
Ser rMalfaiten", bic 8%ereiniguag
Der SiKelborfer aiinitlerf9aft, puroe
i'm Sabre 1848 besriinbet unb atpdr
peIentli9 in Solge Der Nnreaung bes
portreffli6en MeiIters emanuel 2suz
BE, Der bann audi lange Sabre Die
Siibrung Der iebr iGpierig gu bebanz
belnben &unftgemeinbe iibernabm unb
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-26

in bO9it taftpo1er unb berftdnbnibpclz
Ter Wetie beforste. Ste Original
afte peiit 112 Mitglieber bes Malfaz
items auf unb mir ftnben barunter tie
bebeutenbften Wfeifter aus Siifelborfs
9lan5pertobe: 6. 2eube, Stub. Sorz
ban, Sbepbor 9ilbebranbt, 9aien,lez
Der, s. 9iibner, 81. Weber, Gbr. 8Dtiz
9er, q. Geu, 8. &naus, u. See, Osip.
49enba9, Sui. Sauf9, Gafp. S9euz
rem, 6. @efelf9ap, So. Mintrop, 81.
Slamm, 6. Sobn, S. 50. preDer, 6.
s. Setting.
Sie Seite, tpelde ber Maltaiten in
ieinem prd9tis etnsert@teten 9eim
peranftaltete, purben pett iiber bic
@renaen Oeutfdlanbs binaus be-
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(&pIfanna Miiue

bermaben na9 biefer Hidtung entz
fptdelt, baB ii9 f4On cine setpiie giz
ferfu9t Spii9en ben beiben, nur cine
gifenbabnitunbe bon chamber entferns
ten S9tpeiteritdbten 8Dln unb Sifels
borf berausge6ilbet bat. S4on iegt
empfinbet es Der SIhelborfer als cine
8eleibisung, minbeitens als cine Ser
bD6nung, tpenn man fagt, baB &Dln
f96ner unb sroBitdbtif9er lei, als fein
geliebtes Sifelborf. Seitbem bic Sns
buftrie : &usftenung i'm Sabre 1902,
troB Der f9le9ten Soften in 9eutf4s
lamb, 10 iiberaus erfolsrei9 b~erlaufsn
lit unb namentli9 bic unsebeu9elte
REMEMBERING Der gnglGnber unb Der
5ransofen errungen bat, tt man in
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-26
Grit 1909

&linsen febr beriibmt. grft 1909
purben bic 8orre9te Der Solinscr
@affeni9miebe, Der 9drter, S4leifer,
Meferma9er, 3reusz unb &nopfz
f9miebe, aufgeboben. Ser freie Wettz
betperb, Der bamit begdnn, bat Der Snz
butrie ni9t sei9abet. 9tefelbe fubt
iebt auf elmer Observation-Disclosures
S9ulung, auf elmer slei9fam iibererbs
ten Sertigfeit unb Su4tisfeit, unb i4r
8etrieb pirb febr besiinftist bur9 bic
Natur bes 8ergii9en 2dnbes, bur9
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-26

unfer DIR, iinb tpenn Der Mbenb bun@
felt, leu4ten ringsumber, auf alien
9Dben, Die fladernben Seuer auf.
9ur9 bic @unit Der @erbdltnii1e bat
bic Splinser Snbuitrie, Die auBer az
lerlet 9ieb@ unb Sti9naffen unb ben
ber19iebeniten Irten bon Mei1ern au9
8abeln, S4eeren, &orf5teber, Sporcn
unb 8iiseln fir @elb>, Gigarren< unb
Metietafden liefert, ibren alien Naf
BIS beute betpabren fOnnen. piles,
10 iogte einmal etipas gar felbitbes
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-26

,3u OiHeIborf ba baben ibren Sib
Rie ih0ren &in5te better aufgei9lagen,.
sic iinb NIT Innr,tt, S6Gnbeit, Suit NM
@ib
Sort beimatli6 felt Idngit berflnnghen
Sagen. !.
Sir fiinbet es Die Stabt: ni6t Sbor nro
@au,
Riht Iarern, tpel6e grant nno butter
ra9eu,
Srifft bier Der @Iid; Die StraBen iberau.
sic griiBen bid nit feinen graoen Weie
men,.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-26
$tretf3lge 6nrQ QMt(QlQtd.
9uKeloort 1,tb oas 8er8ti1e Sano.
cer,rish. 1scs by VIM. Kaufmana No. ioe.,

unter ibren Ma9folsern fat ii4 feline
@ruppe dbnli9 bebeutenber Wtdunsr
entpideln fDnnen. 9aau tommt Der
s3piefpalt i'm 2aser Der &iinitlert9alt,
Der @eseniab Der alien tlahiiasn
auntbeitrebunsen gu ben Orangerl
unb Stiirmern Sung unb Sinslts
beutf9lanbs. SIM Walfafter, benz oils
beriibmten fd0nen &iinitlerbauis Oa!>
felborfs, treffen ii9 bic beiben partst'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-26

O. -geigt i6r Slumenflor unb Sieber'
IdaQ,
SaB tie sur @obuung beit'rer WenI9en
bienen."
(gSolfgnng Wiiler.l
Sifelborf sdblt isbt 100000 Gin
fppbner, i'm Sabre 1870 tparen es MIR
10000 - biefer Nufi9pung bat IF
fenbar nit Der aunit ni9ts su t9un
unb bic 3iffern bepeiien auf ben ertcn
Slid, baB S%ifelOorf ni9t mebr in err
fter 2inie 8iinitleritabt lit. Cine 5ez
paltige Sabritz unb 9a~nbelsfabt 1T
es 9etpproen, cine Stabt Der S9lote
nnb bes &oblenbampfes, ia es bat fi9
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-26

faSnen RubmesbalIe rser6dt". Seoe
Stabt beiiBt tire electrif9e gentrale,
ibren eisenen S9la4tbof, unb bic 81
berfelber baben ,bren aoolosif9en
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-26

bur9 ben 3auberfab Der Snbuftrie au
RAID auftrebenben Wittelitdbten aaz
sena4fen. Mir tOnnen fie ni9t ale
bei9reiben, benin bas piirbe melt iiber
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-02-28
IMPOSED UPON
BY YOUNG BEcGAR.

North Side residents are up against
as smooth young CRATER as has
struck that neighborhood in a long
time. People who reside outside the
police limits are constantly worried
by the young man.
About two weeks ago he made his
appearance on the North Side woe
begone, one-armed tramp. Now he
appears in quite good circumstances.
When he first appeared he told tale
of woe that would bring sympathy
from the most hard-hearted. In a
wreck he had lost an arm, broken
several ribs and had lowered between
life and death at the Sacred Heart
hospital for about three months.
He then had $3.50 with him and
just needed So more to take him to
Olympia, where he could find friends
and a home for the winter For two
weeks he has told sympathetic ones
the same tale, always exhibiting the
$3.50.
Inquiries at the hospital reveal no
such an individual and North Siders
complain that they have been imposed
upon by CRATER" The police have
been notified.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-02-28

street, another call came from 151
Lake street, where the Anderson
woman lives. A squad of police were
quickly on the scene. and they found
Kirwin hiding behind a door.
The Anderson woman told the same
story the Norris girl had. Help ar
rived in time to save her from death,
and meantime a servant in the house
had locked the only door by which
the would-be murderer could escape.
Both victims of the assaults Sunday
night identified Kirwin as their As-
sailant.
Kirwin was searched and the watch
belonging to the murdered Snedegar
girl was found on him. He told c3n-
flicting stories Of his whereabouts
during the past week. and the police
believe that he is the man they want
in all three cases.
A telegram from Toledo identifies
Kirwin, who has a family living
there. The dispatch says that Anna
Snyder, a young woman of the half
world, was found choked to death
in her room there, about a month
ago, ana the ponce are trying TO con-
meet Kirwin with that mystery. The
police believe that Kirwin is a per-
vert and homicidal maniac. His peo
pie, when informed of his arrest, say
that, If he committed the crimes. 1t
was because he had gone insane from
overstudy. inasmuch as he had been
studying many hours a day for sew
eral weeks in order to take a marine
engineers examination. He is about
25 years old, fairly intelligent and
apparently has no bad habits.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-02-28
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
SPOKANE.

6EOAAN liz
Charles S. Weidler, San Francisco;
Mark Jacobs, New York; David p
Owen, st. Paul; c. M. Loostet, Min
neapolis; II. L. Hinoik, New York;
C. L. Knobe, Chicago; Walter X
Louis, Dayton, O.; w. E. Bliven, Ia
cisco; I. NJ. Fox, Cincinnati; w. r.
Landiam, San Francisco.
GRAND.
J. w. Harris, Camden; F. Leighton,
Occur d'Alene; ]. Lutgen, Gonzaga
college; NJ. M. Menli, Lyon school; L.
A. Ansburg, Seattle; o. w. Robertson,
Seattle; A. w. Wood, Colfax; S. l..
Patterson, Dillon; A. s. Billings, Oma-
ha; d. B. Lyle, York, Neb.
CADILLAC.
George E. First, Portland; Z. +.
Cigar, Nelson; p j. Dwyer, Moab;
e. p. Potts, Burke; C. d. Goodman,
St. Paul; w. B. McCrany Priest
River; B. r. Rector, Milan; e. Muir
ply, Lewiston; NJ. e. Peterson, St.
Paul; e. B. Webster, Toronto; F. E.
Carpenter, Portland; C. A. Winter,
Tacoma.
PACIFIC.
Alfred Gobutel, North Yakima;
George C. Bentley, Hancock; w. p.
Gray, Occur d'Alene; Evelyn Hen
ricks, Kendall; J. II. Torley, Tarkir,
Mo-; +. J. KRUGER, Odessa; w. H.
Cramer, Victor; w. A. Bond, Rosalia;
Grace Burrell, Cheney; Julius Syse,
Wilbur; S. S. Shepherd, Davenport;
III. r. Dunlap, Wilbur.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-02-28

CLEVELAND, O., Feb. 28.-Joseph
Kirwin, who claims his home is in
Toledo, is locked up in the central
police station charged with the MUIR
der Of Maggie Snedegar, who was
found strangled to death in her home,
119 Lake street, a week ago Satur-
day. He is also charged with COM
hitting assaults with intent to kill
and Belle Anderson of 151 Lake
street. Both the latter assaults We're
committed Sunday night.
The crimes for which Kirwin is
held responsible were remarkably
similar in conception and execution
to the heinous murders by the ia
nous strangers of Paris, the pur-
pose in all three evidently being the
same-the death Of the helpless VIC
tim. In the two latter cases, the
struggles and half-unconscious cries
of the fainting girls brought assist
ance before the fen had accomplish
ed his inhuman purpose.
The police had about given up hope
Of discovering the murderer of the
Snedegar girl when they were called
to 270 Lake street, where the Morris
girl lived She said she had been at
tackled by man in her room, who
threw her on the bed and began
choking her. The brute also tried
to smother her cries with pillows
The noise of the struggle attracted
other people in the house and the
stranger" made his escape.
Within half an hour after the po-
lice had been called to 270 Lake
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He has earned laurels enough for
one horse and he will be kept in the
stud from now on, although he has
fully recovered from the injury which
led to his retirement three years
ago.
Six racing seasons have come and
gone since Star Pointer placed the
worlds pacing record for the mile at
1874 at the Readville (Mass.) meet.
and no bit of horseflesh has yet been
found able to wrest from him the
laurels he earned that August day,
although Dan Patch. last September.
covered the mile in identlcally the
same time. In spite of that the
record Is still Star Pointers.
This wonderful animal has had
remarkable career. In the six years
of his racing career he started In AZ
races and time contests and won "a
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won six races, and made a mark of
2:04k. In 1895 he started In eight
races and won four. In 1897 he
started in 16 races and a contest
against time. and won IL of the
events, and placed the worlds record
where 1t has remained ever since.
In 1898 he started eight times and
won five races. In 1899 he started
only twice. On August 81, at Hart
ford, he attempted to break his own
record, but made the mile in 300
fiat. September 6, in a race with Joe
Patchen and John r. Gentry. he won
the first heat in 2:O4A. and finished
second to Joe Patchen In the second
in 2:03&. When scoring for the
thfrl heat he became so lame that
he Mad to be withdrawn from the
race That was his last appearance
on lhe TURF
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STAR POINTER Will RACE NO MORE
THE OWNER WORLDS CHAMPION REST
RUMoRs
cAMPAIaNED

of them. He was foaled in 1889,
sired by Brown Hal, dam Sweep
stakes.
The son of Brown Hal commenced
his racing career in 1894, in Chicago,
where he won the race in straight
heats and took a mark Of 2:11A. His
next start was at Fort Wayne, but
after winning two heats he wrenched
one of his hind legs. in scoring for
the third heat. and was distanced. He
raced no more that year. In 1895 he
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then rolled the combination in coal
dust until they looked like small
chunks of coal. The disguised car
tridges were mixed IN with the coal
and developments were awaited.
The next morning the coal box had
been cleaned out, and that night Hen
shaw hung about the premises of a
neighbor whom he suspected. About
o'clock he heard a great fusillade
inside the cabin and the neighbor
rushed wildly out into the night.
Henshaw claims he is recompensed
for all the coal he has lost by the
entertainment furnished by his neigh
Dor, and, as there is occasion for the
purchase of a new stove, he is salts
fed the fuel is not too cheap to the
consumer
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A SHERLOCK HOLMES
DETECTS COAL THIEF
"OId Man" HenShaw, Spokane Inventive Genius,
Forces His Neighbor to Put Cartridges
in the Stove.

Down on lower Riverside lives "Old
Man Henshaw." Henshaw is an in
ventor, although none of his inven-
tions have been patented.
In the rear of Henshaw's cabin is
a little coal box, which at divers
times contains coal, sometimes more,
generally less. OF late it has been
less at the hour of rising than at
the hour of retiring. Through a sort
of Sherlock Holmee process Henshaw
deduced that someone was helping
himself to the fuel. Having arrived
at this conclusion, his genius was
brought to bear upon the subject.
Henshaw procured some glue and
some cartridges OF 5S caliber. He
rolled the cartridges in the glue and
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CLEVELAND. O., Feb. $3.50
many conflicting reports have been
spread abroad as to whether Star
Pointer, the holder of the worlds
pacing record, will be campaigned
again that your correspondent put
the question to w. B. White, owner
of Star Pointer, and Mr.. White re-
piled: Star Pointer will race no
more. That has been finally settled
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FIRE DESTROYS
CHURCH SHELTER.

LONDON, Feb. 2S.--A building
erected by the Church of England
similar to the Salvation Army shelter
for the poor was destroyed by fire
this morning.
OF the 500 inmates a score are
missing.
1t is probable several were burned
to death. One body has been re-
covered.
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DIR. VAN osDEL's SERMONS.

At the first Baptist church tomor-
row morning the celebration of the
communion will take place at 10
o'clock. Rev. o. w. Van Osdel, the
pastor, will preach at IL o'clock on
THE Healing OF the Noblemans
Son." In the evening DIR. Van Osdel
will deliver another one of his series
of sermons on home life. The sub
ject will be Duties of Wives"