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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-05-28
Inaenommeu AM %. e(prtf 1902.
8ereiniete Gtaaten bon Imerifa, Ohio,
Office DeS Slnat5fcfretar5.
8srgstd1IGseuss Nmsnocmeut sur GsritttntiOu
rpH EHip, gsr"s
Gpuutp esaislatur.1iitriets

Sci es bcIGoeu bon Der eSeneraI aliielutlJ
oes 9todtes GGip, (unter 3uittnlmung bon orei
5illItlen allcr crlpdbteu 4iltglieoer !eSes S,Gus
{ ies), oaB ben &tiurlecbern oes St0ates Ohio
ON ertcn @ienftag l1ucb nctt eriten WfcutlS i'm
Nooelnher 1903 eIn 8priGiag iutertreilet ipcrs
ben lou, nm Scction 2 Nrttiel IL, Der Gpnt1is
I'M iiitIon pes Slaaie5 70 81 aMenowen, SaE lolbe
inie 1ol9t lnttcH lpu:
eecfipn 2, artifeI 11-Seoes gonntp,
ipeldbes cine, Der S0fte benonnter State eIeidjs
iomlrenbe &eboIferlng bat fou 81 etuenI ges
pruientditten here6tat fem; ieoes Gountp, lpelsi
Dies benonnte Sate uno bret gStertel oariibcr
ent6dH loN gu slpet Teprdtentanten bereGttet
tetn; teoes @ounp, nelebes beltat1nte State orei>
mol entbGlt, lou 3u hret Heprdfentanten be-
redttet iein, II. I. p, inoenl es mad oen eriteI
s eEf sa2s Saie r spen sraren as
haass leoee Gpuntp einen 8eprdfentanten babcn
fpa. sEes 90 - So
t-gttti OH ?. Bel befa9ttr @lbl fofIen Die
Imeitbenlcnts 3lir Il eectiea Q, strtifeI ii, Iinb,
gut ibren Stil,lH5ettcn Die Q8orte oer6eiebnet
eahey' In.eheement 5us Seetion Z, artltes
ipeIdbe Ser glnna6me eenonnten Slmen6emcuts
opppniren, foIlen anf ibren oStinlm5etteln Die
ganrte ner33 etdanet hnhen; ggmenhenent 3iir
Seetion 2, sirtifeI IL Der goilititutioR~-uRo".
90 g. ltc8innon
Spret9er oes Observation-Disclosures.
" Qrdiioen+ s,s seuots
9ofIrt cnl 6. mai 1902.
Gereinietc. Gtunten BON slnrerifa, Obio,
6fiice pes Staatsfefretdrs.
So 2eluis s. 2upIin, StaataFefrctdr
beS Staates Sbtp,s 5eiteintee bierntt, oaB nnsa
Bpritebenbe eine genaue 9bi6rtft etnes eenteiH%
tbaftlidben Sef6miies iit, lpelder bon ber CSea
neral sliiemhlp beg Staates Sbio am 9. atol
8rctefpHe, melcbes ieyt i'm slrdbine Stefer Sf4
flee lioo befiloef ebpirt lit.
gum 3eueniB Selieft, babe i6 bierunter nteiz
men Manten eeFebt nnb inctn ofItctelies gieeel
beieeot, III @olnmbus, am q. Gage bes Sa-
nunar ". 9 1903.
2elpiS s. 2aplin,
Fe Staut5tciretGr.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-05-28
srfBeihIdSti;es elmeiiStn:tiit 5af 6Onititutuu
nnn Sbtp. |.st
M,uuicieal. .aiaiNiifatiru.
Gel es 6cf6iufien bon Der GeiteraI 9iiembl6
oe5 Stuaies SDio. ~

Gel eS 6cid)lniien bon Der General 9liiembl1
neS Stuaies Spio.
Gcftion /. Sab Cen Qsdblern heS Stoae
tes am eriien 9ientae na9 ocnl eriien Dloutag
i'm 9eeeber 1893 sit sofleqs interbrsiet
ititlttipn oes etaates Ohio 5,t unenbren, 10 ooB
osrfelbe ioIseaoermaben lnnten loa;,
uNrfsiel 13, Scetton g. Sie Seneral Nl<
ieniblp fpll bird allgenleine @elese 8priebruuz
gen treielt fir bic Grgantiatipn hpn Stdoten,
incprporirien Srtiebuffen uno 9SeIern uno bes
rem @eipaIt, beireffs. Der 8eltencruHg, IileBs
ben ino Serpfdnonna ibres Credits befbrdrfen,
I'M ben NdBbrau9 folder @clpaIt 6ll perhiten;
pordlIseeiebt, oab bic @eneral MlIcmblb St1btee
in ni9t Inebr mod melllger qis nret alqiien
eirtbelen mag liito penit lpld)e @i1tbeilling
porecnonti1eit pirb, 10 fou bte alaiiififation3
1olgeuoe. ieln, aber fetre anoere Vile Stdoie,5
pel6e eine 8enDlferuna bon lnebr ais Gtnbnrs
salaiie fem. aIe Stdbte, pelobe cine 8epblfernn9.
bon nicDt inebr als @inbunnerttaitlenn, no6
lpenieer oIs fiiniuno3mon6ie, 2antenS 5dben,i
ionen sidoIe Der 1ipeiten Slaiie fein; aae, afoes
reit ipaen StGbte Der oritfen aia1ie iein."
Geftion2 Sci FOLDER gSabt iollen bieS'
ienigen Stinlmseber, ipeld)e Iilr ein .ioldDes
enhancement 6u ftmn1en piiH1Dcn, auf ibreIi
stinlnlSetteIn Die ggorte ner8eidonet babell:
Oiunicipal GIaiiilfatipn Enhancement, ges" ),
mn. oieenaen, ipeld)e ioiobem NmenoenteHt Dps
cation 8inetoeineui, No..
Section 3. Sieiee enlightenment Ion nnt
erften Gage oes Sanunr 1904 in Sroft tretcn
8. 9. c@innou
Spredber oes TepraieutantenDaiiieS
s. s. Gr1er
Sentporarer 8orfibeRber Oe5 SenatS.
@ngenomnleu ain %. Sftober 1902.
Gereiuiate Gtaateu non slmeriIa, Sb;p,
" Office beS staatsfefretdrs,
Sd, 2eipis 6. 2anlin. GtaatSiefretdr
oes Staates Ohio, beIdbeiniee bierInit bob oaS
8oriteberbc erie aenaue slhfdriit eiHer bon Der
General sfiemblb oes Stuates Ohio am %. 9fs
tober VI. 8. 1902 aHgenoniuieiien geneinfGbafts
licben Reiolution lit. fuie fDlCbe in oem Srieis
nal. 9rotofoile, nas feb ieBt i'm Mrdbibe in oieer
Office befiHbet, eHtbaIten III. @
3un $3eIgnib 9eifelt, babe i'd bierlnier meia
men Ianien qefebt Mnb mein ofiicieues GiedeI
beieefiigf in Columbus, an1 27. Gage oes Sas
mar " $. 1908. s4
GENTS g. aobIin,
Gtaotsfefretdr.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-05-28
--
fiinften fir aae sStaatsz .liub Sofa l. 3pedc III
moa nebnte bic aorain strasenboGn bis @tose,

finffen fir oIe sStaotSS s,iub Sofa l. 3rpedc III
IolOer gsei1e trefteu, oIs bteIeI6e fit eut be@
finoen mag Sic Srbleete bet 9eitelteruil8 tlr
Gtuatss uiiS 2nidls3 follel fldIltl5irt fperz
ben uitO bic Sei!cuerling lpll glet6maBl9 tiir
ale Su6ecte oericihen alaiie ieiu uno nur
un 5as, fteuer5Grc subject 9e3ua baben. 9iilr
8eerabniBpldse, Dffelitlihe Scbul5duier,. .3au9
lsr. .iseidbe ousfd)Ieblib gu eottesotentth6elt
gen Gbaraiters oifcntliebes @ieentbunl, bas
nsihlteBlido fir ntenttde 3fue4e benust lplro.
uno peri1nliGcs @t9eutbnm bis 81 etnent sipel<
Gunhert Dollars 1lidt iiheriteeeIioen s8ertb tiir
ieoeS Snopbuuni, 1npqcn blrdb allgenteine Ges
feBe bon Der 9efteIeriine ausgenoiHmen iper@
ben uno ber gSertb alleS 10 ausaenomnteneH
gisen!rnms ipu pcl 3eit 5n 3eit erntittelt mp
offeiltin hefnrnt 9eeebcn iperoeH, pie bleS
bonn @efefe hetiintiiit peroen mag.
Bel folder gSabI ioIlen bieienieen Stimfraes
ber, ipelbe fir elm ioIdbes sImenoement 3u fttms
men ipinichel1, out ibren Stimnl6ettcln oie
Worte oer5ei6net boben r1atation Imenoes
ment~, sgeS@, uno bieieilieen, luelbe loldem
amenoemert prponircn, .lnlien aiif iDren Stmus
Seften oie Nortc oerSetbnet baben sdaratton
section 8. 3icfes glmenbemert fou ans
erttsH IaGe oes Saruar 1904 in 9ratt treteu.
e&fH H gG. g. Mt Mtc4innoft
Spreher bes 8epralentantenbauies
garI2. Gippert,
n#w #E#s 3raiieent ocs Senats.
sInaeucmnteu dnl 90 stprtl 1902
8ereinigte etaateu bon Iirerita, Sbio,
Office DeS StnatScfretars.
SD, GENTS 6. aabltn, Staatsiefretdr
bes. Staotcs Ohio, heideniee biermit Dab ons
8oritebenoe cine 9cnnue slbfd,rft einer bon her
@eneral Miicnlblb beS StuateS Ohio am 20.
stprtl y. 8. 1902 aHeenptriinencn gen1elnihatt@
liden ReiolItipn 1T, ne plcbe in oem Sri9t4
nalsarutptplle, bds ib iest i'm strdbioe II oieier
Office betinhet enthaltcn lit.
BUM 3euentb 3cie1I, babe id bierutter nteIs
men ytGmen aetest nilb mcin officieteS SieqeL
beigefiiat, in @oinmbus, an, 27. Gage oes SG=
llultar q. $, 1903.
~+sh 2elpiS 6. Qapliu,
~ ~ e. Gtnatsiefretdr.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-05-28
grrsesaiasemeS slmenoenttrt Sar Gpnftitatirn
ppn Ettp
einssi6aftbasssit iiir alttiuniare.

Gel es bef0Ioiien pp5 bes General stffemblp
Gectione1. FSoB sen Gtintmgebern oe5
staates Sbio nm leriien 0ienltae na6> Dem crs
Iinterbreitet perbeH fou, i'm Section 3, glrtifel
XIII. Der Contribution oes Stadtes 10 Slt arlens
6iren, oaB iole9e tole folet lautet:
strfifet XIII.
Gection3 s(6oubcn bon 8ripatsg prporus
fipnelt 1olen oltrcb iolde .giittel tpie fie ppnI
G'eieB porgefd,rieben. eelidert iperben, aber ilr
feinen Sale fnli irgeno ein Mciiondr inoibiDueu
anocrspie baftbar icin, nls fir Sic bon Inn.
oocr !9r i'm 8eltRe babeHocn uHbe5ablten Ncz
tien.
Section 2. Sci aenannter g8abl foucn
Die 9Sdbler, netdDe 81 @nnen foltben @nieubes
mcntS 5u 1iln1lileti piinfd1en, allf ibren Gtnni>
5ettcn Die 2Sorte oersethnet bdbe1: i ssor finale
iiabilitD amendment unb rieieniqeft tpeIde
lolcbem enhancement opppniren,s .uoaen aiif nrell
gSabl5etteln Die @orte ber5eifnet baben:
nasaiElt Jingle iabilitb alteIoaent.
9S 9. Wsc8inncn
SpreDer oes Observation-Disclosures
GarIa, Ntppert
SrdIioeHt oes Genot3
Haiiirt am 20. apr.l 1902.
8ereiliiete Staaten bon Mn.erifa, Ohio,
Office oes GtaatsietretdrS.
S 2eipis 6. 9abIin, Gtaatsfefretdr
pes Stn1tes Dbio, befd)eitlige hiermit, oab blS
Bprfebenoe ettle geftale 2bfdbrift elmer bon Der
general Mfiemblb beg gtaateS Ohio am 20.
Mgrli y =. 1902 angeHoMfneneH gemeinibaftz
ma. .HrptpfoIe, bns fid) iett i'm srdipe in bieitr
DfIlce bcfinoet. eHtbaIten ift
SUN 8sngniB 3eiien, babe id. berunter neis
neH gaMen gxIebt N1D nein DfiicieIles GieesI
n@elsefiIef @ y ~ Geiumbus, aH 27. Gage beS Sas
asDiss. a:ss..ss s:ss.si.s;...,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-05-28
9hIilnhiir prret int 8tante
3ftut1tP. <n'ah y

Sin IuItiees ,S9iIbbiiraer Hidden,
tn tpel9em Der bstannte yStpienessl"
cine 9auptrole inne bat, ipielt Ii9 5ur
3eit in bem inteaigenten 0anteeitaate
Maine ab. Die Iebte GeieBgebune bes,
5todtes bat Elm Gefss 3ur 4usrpttllna
bes Sgels an9enpmmen, Mes6al6 nqn
bort auf ben @ebanfen eefomrlten 1T,
biefen niiBliden SnIettenoertileer ousz
3urotten, lit uns ni9t tlar. Oas Sbiers
den i # feline 9dOnbsit, absr es 1T
9armlos uno fir ben Qder6auer Isbr
niibli6, Dtnno9 fpurbe feline 8ernihz
tun9 bsf4lofen. 0as 9eIeb 1eBt 25
@entss PrGmie auf jeben getDbteten
S9el (5ebgeboD aug unb glei9 mad
oer unter5ei9nune Der 8ia bur9 ben
SouDerneur trat bic neue sSnbuItrie
tns 2eben. sSn einen gopn tpurben
bem gIert in turaer 3eit bic 9fotsn
BON 210 erlegten S6ieren gsbrd9t unb
er 5ablte bafIr $3.50 prGmisn aus,
ipel9e BON ben Sdsern fdmun3elnb in
Die 5af6e eeitedt purben. 9as mar
am "a. Qpril.
sSr9enbtper ober ma9te bic Gntbedz
ung, baB bas neue 9eieB ni9t bpr bem
|. Mai re9tsfrdftig ipurbs unb baB
s!s .rdHien .rrdHien qIp assssies!iA be5a9ft
tpor6en feten. 8afanf Ssaanfl Stf
8ipeite Qtt in ber poiie. Der sotpnz
clerl bsrlanste Die giideritattung bes
@s!bss, nag cher lsiAtsr eer!anst els
bnr9gsIeBt tpor. ltnb bdnn fam Der
brittle Oft. Ser Sopnclerf fpiirte etn
dltes geieb ouf, lpel9es berttiinftigst
WeiIe aumSSnb Der Sgel erfaKet, mar
un1. Esl9es bas SDbten bie5sf tiiielt=
Den S6iere in ber 3eit Dom |. Dftober
bis 1. Stunt nit elmer @elbf ftrafe oDn
SIS belegt. Der glerf bate ieBt cine
quite Waffe geaen bic 2eute in Der
5onb, ipelde tt,if Der unre6tmGbig err
lanoten prdrnie ni1t 6erausriiden
fpo[lten; benn bieIes alte @eIeB mar
nod in araft unb 5ipar 10 lange, big
bas neue Geieb am 1. Mai on feline
5te[le trat.
Sir Die eSgelt0bier mar Die Sc
f9t1te GuBerit fatal. sic ipurben ppr
benz syriebensri9ter angeflagt unb
fir iebe SDbtune I'm $5 5trafe unb
81 Soften eebiiBt. Sir jebe 25 gts.,
Die lie erbalten batten, mubten lie alio
SO aablel an iebem paur 8Drberz
pfoten uno ieber S9nau5e zines Seels,
bic 5ie aum gIerf aebrd6t batten, err
litten lie dlio einen 8elbf1absn bon
$8.75. sSiir tinen Yanfee 1T bas fein
portbeilbaftes @eI9dft. 9lber aud lie
| botten tire Hd9e, bic i6nen ipenisitsns
ben bitteren @elbperluIt ein tptnig bers
| ilBte. Das nGmli1e alte 8efeB, tpe1z
| nes bds SDbten ppn Sseln perbDt unb
fpe1Ges Der glert gsgen bic ssSdger ans
aernfen hattie, ent6Glt duh einen pas
ragropbert, baB Der 8eiiB irgenb eines
R0rpertbeils eines eSgels fir ungeiebs
li1 era9tet tpsrben foIle unb ebsnfals
nit $5 Gtrafe gu ubnben Tel. Uni
biermit beganrl Der pierfe Mft.
Der SofDnsGierf batte bic S1nu1.
sen mnb Borberpfoten Der 21O get0bte.
fen syssl in feinem geiib. Duriibs,
beFtaflb fein 3ipeifel, unb bus 8eiet
| fpnrfin Be5ug auf bic Strufbarfei
bes BeiiBss bnn Sgelf0rperthtilen II
Der 3eit pom Dftober Bis Stunt febl
beIfimntt. Der glerf fpurbe bor ben
ndlnIihen Sriebens@ ober pDli5eiri1te1
Eeitirt, Der turS 3ubDr bic un5eitig
| 7Dbtuns Der Sael beitraft bette nao g
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-05-28

Die sSranenflnbs BON Central sSlliz
mis- baben Me5olutionen ansennmmen,
iuelde perlanaen. baB bic StraBenbabe
nen fir bic Mptorleute unb Ronbuf=
teure Gise beforgen. Daran, bdb bic
pafIagiere mitunter lieber iiben. als
fteben, ideinen bic Damen aidt ssoaht
81 baben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-05-28
2lns Ser IDod,e.
!. Welt un6 Eeben unter Der Eups
soitorieller Setrohtuns. "a
Rsgulirnan pra a1iuentas nfr
gfertf.

IA SfgEfS.
Die itefiae .5unabme 6es gsrtebrs
auf ben 8innenfeen unb Der Sau
QrpBer Sabraeuee nit einem Sistgdng
Bis au 5panSie SUB ba6en rstht nur
j bic 8ertisfuns Der 5abrltraben 5ipls
Fehen ben einaelnen Seen npthtpenots
oemabt, iie erforbert nun audi etne
Resulirufla bes BaRsritanbes in benz
ieI6en. Die 50bs bsiIelben 1T Shtpanz
siungen untertporfen, bic in ihrsIl
duBeriten Nipeaunptirungen ettpo tilI't
sub betragen; BEL niebrigem Bdfier>
5tdnpe ma9t iih bteS In ben Berblns
bunosipeqen 1ptpo6l ipie nanentlleb
audi In Den 6Gfen bemertbar, no oft
ein llnterfhieb bon MIR etnem bdlben
sssuB piel bebelltet fir bas iingshtnberte
Gin nnb gluslaufen GROCER sSabrz
seuae. SIN frii6eren Sdbraebnten ipiirbe
man niht baraa geoaht hoben, bic
rnGhtiaen sslGhen unTerer Seen ipie
Miiblteidle reguliyen all tpollen, Die
ieBigeWoHsrbautunit unb Se2nit aber
Id1redt ppr feiner Mufgabe 5uriid unb
finbet es ipsar Elm perhdltntBz
mGBie Iei9tes l1nterfansen, bic rieYtgsn
MniiermaKen, bic bem Riagarafoa 5u@
Ffr0men. au bGnbigsn, ben Grieiee an
feinem 4usfluffe o6Subdmnlen. Die
SieFtpdfferzgpmmiiiiprJ bic fi6 NIT
Dem Brrieft' zines 8anals pom @riez
nod benz SntaripsSee unb Der 8erz
fiefung Der SabrifraBen 81 beT4dftigen
bate bat @r6ebungen iiber bic S6unz
Iinfeit Der Serftellunq eines 9ummes
berdnitoltet unb feitgeitelt, DdB Die
aoFfen bdfiir Tic1 auf ettpu $796, 923
belaufen piirben, eine perbGltntbmGBig
eerinqe Summe, tpsnn man in 8etra6t
siebt, mas fir SluBz unb 9afenperz
beferuneen ionIt auseege6en tptrb. (.
Dos 8erf tpiirbe BON ben Ser.
Stadten nidt a[lein unternommen
perben t0nnen, ba ganoba in glei6em
MoBe betbeiligt lit, neil feline llfer bon
benfel6en Seen beriihrt tperben, eeSnz :
folee befIen tperben beibe Md9te, re-
fpeftipe Gneldnb fir Canada, genein>
fam torgeben miifen, Cine gen,etnz
fdofiliGle gomnifitDn lit bdfiir ein3uz
feben. Seitens Der ger. Staaten tpirb
bies gef9eben, fobalb Der grGiibent
na6 Dafbinaton aurif9efebrt lit. Die
Mitslieber Der gpmmtfiion iperben
fsLgffperfda6lia @aaperitGnbige fein
f1iiifen, ba biefsl6e ale in sr46e tomz
rnenben @eipdier, Seen, 8unten unb
sSluBmiinbungen befu6en miiifen, Inn
feifauftelIen, tpel9e Wirtung bic N6z
bdmmuna duF bic berf9iebenen 8IGbe
haben tpiirbe. lpel6e 9duten unb fonz
itiqe Nnldgen nptAiperbie tperbsn unb
10 peiter. sSn bieier 8eSie6ung pirb |
ndmentli9 bas untere Gnbe bes Grie=
fees in8etra6t ge3Doen tperbe miifen,
no Elm permanent 6Oberer @afIeritanb
ar0Bere ltferitreden beeintrGhtiqen
m0hte, 70 boB Die gigentbiimer entz
f9Gbigt iperben mIBten. Die Q6bGnz
uung lit 3upor fhon opn eSngenteuren
ms Quge aefabt Iporben. Gtniae |
hatten porgef6lugen. ben 0umm Bel |
Sonaipanbu, unterbal6 bon 8uffolo, |
bur6 ben SluR gu 8ie1en. bic Siefz
tnaiIer~gon1n1ifiion lit ober ber glnz |
Fiht, boB es praftifder Tein per6e, |
bas Stauipert Dor bem WusfluFe bes |
Eees dn3uleueu.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-05-28
Ssrseialassass sfmrussmsat sur epniitntirn
ptH Etia.
gsittusrMna.

Gel es bon Der General @ilenblb oe5 @taos
teS Gbio bei6ioiien: Dab ben Sfiinieebern oiGs
les Gtaate5 ant eriten 9ienftng nap Dem err
ften Wtpntage i'm 9tune1ber 1903 eiH Borlblng
unterbreitet iperben ibu Gectipn 2 0es 9lrtis
tells XII Der GonititMtieiI nes Sinate5 Sbio 5u
anenoiren, 10 oaB berialbe foieenbermaBen laas
ten foa:
Mrtifa XII.
GectiDn q Sic General stiiemblb ION
Gprfehruitcen iiir Die sIuibriHaine ppH Gin,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-26

ing the police as best they could; some
hired droschkies and drove about-this be-
ing safer-and some took their innocent
wives and children to houses Of prostitu-
ton for shelter for the night-these be-
ing safe from police sitation-hotels and
boarding houses, Of course, being closed
to the Jew. Among those who escaped
was a woman, who, in her terror, and in
the darkness became separated from her
husband and fed to a Christian cemetery
in the neighborhood where she was found
in the morning unconscious, and by her
side a child, born during the night, cold
in death.
After this raid, which inspired whole
sale terror, the right of residence con-
ferred by the DEGREES of 1855 and 1886
was withdrawn and explosions were or
dered on a grand scale. Property was
sacrificed, owing to forced and hurried
sales; household goods, machinery and
fixtures realized about 10 per cent Of value
on the average. Credit to business mer
was at once refused, whether the appli-
cant had yet been ordered out or not; &C.
counts could not be collected by those
who were compelled to leave, and the cur
Of misery was filled to Overlooking. Where
when and how to go, and what to do wher
a stopping place was reached, were the
thoughts that tormented them.
That these people were arrested an6
forwarded to the Pale in conveys with
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-26

The infamous midnight raid upon the
Jewish quarter of Moscow fell upon these
people like a bolt from the sky, and while
it cannot be said that conditions were un-
disturbed, nevertheless this phase of the
persecution was entirely unexpected. This
was not the ebullition of mob, it was
not an exhibition of lawlessness before
which the authorities were temporarily
paralyzed; but it was deliberately
planned outrage, perpetrated by the police
and fire brigade of the city. Surrounding
the quarter, in the dead of night at a
given signal, they broke into the houses
OF these unfortunate people, dragged them
from their rooms--men, women and chill
dren indiscrimina tely-hurried them to the
police stations, packed them into small
apartments, where many had but stand
ing room, and held them from thirty-six
to forty EIGHT hours without ID food or
water, going thru the forms of examina-
ton as to their rights Of residence, and
| expelling them by wholesale on various
limits of time, ranging from immediate to
twelve months, according to their voca-
tions or business pursuits, and according
to their ability to purchase by bribery a
temporary reprleve.
Some Of these people slipped thru the
Gordon of officials as they were driven to
a common center, and escaped for a time
| OF these, many wandered about the
streets In the cold insufficently clad, dodg-
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who in those days lived In some mag
nificence in white frame house on
First street s., and III. B. Hancock. q
twin brother Of the late General Hancock
and reputed to be much. the smarter OF
the two. F. Chalmer an old-time hard
ware man. and DR.. Al. Bausman, one
of the first dentists in the city, are also
salive and still reside here.
Some Of the others have wandered away
and the members Of the old guard living
here are not sure what became. OF them.
Hotels First Proprletors.
OF the two proprietors of the old and
original Nicollet house, Mace Eustis died
here about ten years ago. and the other
partner. Nudd, went to Chicago about
ten years ago and Is believed to be dead.
On the site aof the old and present MIC
ollet the proprietors are perfecting plans
to erect next year q magnificent building,
the cost of which will be considerably
more than S1,0OO,00o. 20
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criminals for no crime other than that
of being of the Jewish faith, visit to the
prison clearly established; that they were
ordered to be so sent, in handouts, for
such offense, altho vehe1nently denied by
Russian officials, was amply proven by
documents temporarily borrowed from
their official files; that they were refused
dictiOn Of the municipal authorities, not
Withstanding they were taxed to support
these Institutions was shown by a circular
letter from the mayor of Moscow. Sew
eral cases of extreme inhumanity by rea-
son of this circular order came under our
personal observation, or were brought to
our attention, the most pitiable-and in
credible, but for corroboration-being that
Of the man who had been bitten by a
rabid dog, carried to the hospital on
stretcher but was turned away to die like
a dog, simply and solely because he was
a Jew. ~
These are but a few of the many cases
coming under our observation, all tend
ing to show how Russia terrorizes the
Jews. And yet the sun shines as bright
and the stars twinkle as merrily there as
in this land of personal and religious free
dom, whose blessings no American can
thoroughly appreciate until he has dug
deep in the substrata of Russia, a land
whose people profess to be Christians and
claim to be civilized.
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NICOLLFT HOTELS
FIRST BANQUET
Early Day Revived Finding Of Menu
Card-It Called Grand Opening supperMany Of tho
Men Who There Are Long Since Dead

Deep In the dust Of the Hotel Nicollet
storeroom AIRY E. Zonne, Of Shattuck s;
Zonne, proprietors OF the modern Nicol-
let, discovered Tuesday carefully framed
menu card Of the first banquet ever given
In the now famous hostelry.
They didn't call them banquets in those
days. The announcement reads: Grand
Opening Supper in the Nicollet House
and Eustis & Nudd are credited with be-
ing the proprietors. The date Of the sup
per was May Is, 1858, and the hour 9
o'clock.
Your company with ladies is respec-
lively invited" reads the quaint invita-
ton, and it Is also noted on the card that
"a band of music will be in attendance"
and that carriages will be furnished free
of charge"
Judge Anes Presided.
Judge e. B. Ames, long since dead, was
president of the evening and he was
flanked by the imposing array of vice
presidents Colonel Cyrus Aldrich, F. r.
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many years ago and was buried in his old
Illinois home. Colonel Cyrus Aldrich, con-
gresham and man of many public affairs,
is also long since dead.
Judge F. r. e. Cornell, at one time
on the supreme bench, is also dead, as is
Dorilus Morrison, one of the big lumber
men of his day, and w. w. CBilr) East
man, of Eastman's island fame.
But Judge Isaac Atwater. who served
on the supreme bench with the late Judge
G. e. Flandrau, is still alive, with brain
clear and m emory as sound as of yore,
altho he is sorely afflicted with rheuma-
| tism; and Joel B. Bassett is still able
to be about, altho Daniel Bassett died
several years ago.
Captain Edward Murphy, who in the
good old days commanded steamboat
on the Mississippi river, has been dead
a number Of years. II. T. Welles one of
| the richest men of his day and genera
! ton. died but a few years ago. and j.
r. Lawrence, father Of James w. Law
renee and one time member Of the legal
| firm of Lawrence & Lochren, is dead
altho B. F. Baker is still among the liv-
ing and resides at skowhegan, Me.
Toastmaster Harlow A. Gale is dead
His son, Professor Harlow A. Gale, for
merly of the state university faculty, sur
! wives him.
1 Man Who Named Minneapolis
| Sololel AIHanudls case or real estate
fame and r. P. Russell, who came here
in 1S49, have been gone many years, as
has Charles Hoag, who gained the rare
distinction of giving Minneapolis he1
name and after whom Hoag avenue was
| named. r. Chute, who ruled old st, An.
thony Falls, Is dead, but c. H. Petit
/ Cyrus Beebe and S. p Snider are still
alive Mr.. Petit and Mr.. Snider reside
in Minneapolis, while Mr.. sBeebe has beer
| inoo
Indian Inspector, travelling all over this
United States and occasionally coming tt
Minneapolis. He is at present in Okla
homa, and Mr.. Mendenhall but recently
!, received a letter from him.
Eugene M Wilson, at one time a con.
gresham from this state and j. w. Law.
rence's partner, has Joined the great ma
1ortty, as has Charles Clark, who built
the old courthouse, and Frank .Beebe. ar
! o1d-time lawyer, who went away two
years ago.
John Huy Is still alive, also E. H. Davis