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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-16
S1wefs.

SER n. Sn Der 3eit bon Mnfang
Mai biz Mitte September ftnben beuer
in Der S4peia ni9t ipeniser als 81
tleinere uno grDBere S9isenfefte ftatt.
Die ausseieBten Ga6eniummen belauz
fen ii4 auf iber 100000 5rancs.-
Der 9erner StaOtratb senebmiete elm
thinning Die 9orlase bes gemeinbe=
ratbes 6etreffeno grri6tung einer
Sumpfcentrale als Heierpe fir bas
itGotti9e Glettri5ttGtspert.-Sn Sbun
ftarb. Der gbef Der eiosen0ifi9en Orr
tiaeriez g Decentralization, Sberit Ilfreb
Gotb.
3 ii d. Der @roBe Gtabtrat6
bon 3iiri4 9enebmigte Die pldne fir
ben Sau zines 5eueripebr6auies unb
b~eptQigte ben ~perlunsten 8autrebit
INN A1HOM SSrnncs. .
Sretburg. Die NtttonarDerz
fammlung Der Mi l9zG6ofolabefabrit
Caller in 8roc bei6loB bic @usria=
tuns elmer Stpibenbe BON iie6en 9roz
gent uno Die 9ert6eilung zines 8etra=
ges bon 5000 Srancs unter bic Irbeiz
ter. Jerner tpuroe cine grtpeiteruGg
Der 5abrifanlasen our Qufna6me bon
5000 Qr6eitern unO Irbeiterinnen he=
i9lofen.
81 ppen5ell. 5rau Gliiabe.6
gdn5tger bon gutenberg, tpp6nboft
sepeien in 9eioen, bat Die Summe r5n
$4,000 5rancs teitumenturii6 semein=
nisigen uno ppbltbGttsen Snitttutioz
men %augetpanbt.
g t.. 9alIen. Ginen reeelmGBiz
gen Iutonlobilbienit ioQ bic 8oute
Rapperspil : Gi6enba9 : ct. 9anenz
aappel erbalten. Die not6tpenbiasn
9arantien iino bereits geleiftet.
g B ii n b n. Die Rei6e Der
nationalen SeilitGtten in Supos ion
bemnG4it bur9 cine tp~eitere, in sroBem
Stil seba9te Stiftung erpeitert tperz
ben, unb stpar bur9 Elm renslti9es
Bolts Sanatorium," bas an Stele bes
prtmitipen, fir bic mobernen Ins
fprii9e bDQis unauldnsli9en rSnpa=
libs' Some" in Sapos<Oorf treten
pirb. Sas Snitiatipfomite beftebt
aus ben erften mebi5inii4en QutoritGz
ten Gnglanbs.
% alIts. Sn Der NGbe bon
Stoers, Oberbalb @ampeln, tit cine
aiemlt4 rei4baltige 8leisrube entbsdt
porben, bic aubem nod 40 prosent
Stlber entbGlt.
Neuenburg. Sn Gernier ftarb
Der lebte ueoerle6enbe bes er1ten neuen=
burgtaen 9roBen Ratbes, Seq Ho<
bert; er errei4te elm glitter bon 80
Sahren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-16

Oas bette Hbpiic: gbamber
lain's Wasen uno Sober Sdfel@eu.
eei6t gu nebmen; ausenebm in ieiner
Wirtuns gu uerfaufeu in alien
4poibeten mo Yatent Weoisineu gu
baben limb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-16
SuxemGurd.

2uremburg. Na9 breitGstser
Ge6utte bat Die Seputirtentammer
efnittmmig Den gtien6abn= unb 3oQ=
bereinsper!dnserunss : 9ertrag nit
Oeuti9lano angenpmmen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-16
nnisre Staats. Geietssbun9.

Srob6em in ben lesten Sogeu in
beiben 3petse Ser 9~esislatl1r etne
groBe Qnsa6l Bills pailtrt pur6e,
sum srOBten S6eile Amenbtrunsen
septiler Secttonen Ser o~llgemeinen
gelese pom perl6teSenen Sabren be-
treHenS, ltesen Der Se9tslatur bod
nod cine Wen9e berlelbeu sur Sera=
tbuug Dor, unb weroen Bic 6erren
rSolfspertreter" tii9tig arbetten mil :
lert, Tim Sic Bills por ser feitseiesten
S~erta9uns mod ale bemdltiSen su
f6nnen. Die l~toru1all 6ulen uno Bic
llniueri ttdt ma6ten Ben pterten unb
ie6enfaus lesten Gerlu6, lt6 ser Nus=
lt9t bes gontrolratbes su entsteben.
s3pet Stesbesisli6e neue 9orlaseu
wurben BON Senator Com tod uub
pom Geprdlentant Eerlep i'm Saule
uno Senat einserei9t bieie entsiebeu
nur bic uniperl itdt unb Sic Hormal=
l6ulen Ser aufit9t bes gontroura=
ties, bic S@ulen su Swatonna unb
Saribault rperben babur6 nt9t anse=
taitet. Gomitod's gorlase murbe
pom Senats : gomite obne gmpfeb=
lung etnberi9tet unb nit fnopper
Notb ansenommen. Die @esner bes
gontrouratbes boffen beitimmt, cine
ser betben Sorlasen au9 im Sauie
burdsubriden, bod beutet bas S6id
ial Der BUD @orlase auf bas gesen=
t6eil Fin.
SIM Seuat entitanb cine beftise
Debate iber Sen 9eri6t bes Cont
tes, wel@es empfabl, Bic SOrlase,
Sic Ben BON Sem r@arntibment"=S Ser
fabren straightforward Sobn auf IS
per @o9e feitseiest, su perwerfen.
Ser iesise Setras, Ser ni6t nit Be-
l6las belest merben fam, belduft li6
auf S25 per Monat. Die anii9teu
iiber bie Gorluse, bic BON Ser Hetail
@rocers Nilociation uno Sen Union
enbOiiirt mar, pareu senau &C.
tbeilt. Sin antrus, SEN geri6t
bes Counties absuweiIen unb sic
SOrlase sur Sebatte ansuiesen, muir
Sc NIT % sesen % Stimmen abse=
lebnt. Srosbem bas 6aus bie 8or-
lase annabm, bic beitimmt, baB alle
Sinrt6tunsen mittelit electrilden
Stromes sel6eben loueu, bat ii6 bas
Sultts=gomite bes Senats iebr con-
ieruatiu seseist unb ii6 sesen Sic
Sorlase ausseipro6en. am Sieu=
itas Worsen empfabl es, baB bic pom
Geprdl entant Sewis pon Sulutb ein=
seret9te Sinrt9tunss Sta auf unbe:
Jimmie 3ett perl6oben werbe. Die
Bill beittmmt, baB ein gum Sobe per-
urtbeilter Serbre9er iloltrt unb muir
pon Witsliebern ieiner Samilie, BON
einem 9eiltlt6en unb BON BRET burd
i'm lelbit aussuwdblenben 4erionen,
beiu9t perben barf. Ote Si6ri9tuns
Bic bur6 glectricitdt sel6eben iou,
iou on eiuem pom 9ouperneur Be-
sei6neten Sage pOr Sonnenaufsans
sei6eben. Seine 3eituns barf mebr
ais MUIR Bic ansabe ser 3eit Ser Sin=
ridtuns uerOHentli6en, ale Details
itnb fortsulal1en. Sas ensere Go
mite, bas aus Sen Senatoren 6. 9.
@oob pon Song Prairte, 6. 6.
Smitb pom minneapolis unb Nlb.
S9auer BON 9aitinss beitebt, mar
Ser gnii6t, baB ein Strid Ser Cleo
tricitdt uorsusieben Jet. su9 idien
es ibneu, ais Oh bas Serlansen mad
elmer Neueruns aus reiner Neusierbe
lei. 3pet Ser Senatoren
iinb auBerbem principiea sesen bic
Mitte ser Wo9e beebrte ser Sec
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-16

sdminbiu9ts @ur.-@ anerr's
8blte @ine Of Sar ssrup, bas be-
ite 5uitenmittel auf grben, beilt gr=
fdltuns in einem Sage, wenr aeitis
senommen. 25 unb Scots. Sn allen
Npotbesen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-16

- Sur cine belle, Hare 9aut, Thar
BET. sanaeu Wes bur9, bur@it9tis
serus, i'm Sonnenl9ein-rotbe Bat
fen - bur9bltden gu laien, nebmt
Hodp Wountain Sbee. OteienM onat,
Tribiabrs3eit. 35cts. SO. Wolitor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-16
Ser reue Seere Sorn=Yhan,er

entiprt6t ietner geitimn1urs, neil er G6ul
uno 9u9el fiut nit Ger GuBeriten @euauiq=
felt uno babel bic sr0Bt m0Ql,6e @rnte pou
etnem nit Soru b~epfIan3ten Qreal 9ibt. Gu
perfaufen BEL Der Srinols Gn.,
20 ct ct. Climb. Wtirn
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bsrporrassnse Giscni9aften
bss neuen Seere &ornpaau3ers.

9erfeftss ausitreueu-autonatii6e Sas=
pel-Sisbt Seeb-mit Sober sebobeu-gtu=
fa6heit uubiesiamfeit - Eauerbaftistsit.
gu faufen Bel Der 6rinolS Co.,
20:2t ct. 9loub, Wtinn.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1903-02-25

Broadland, So. Oak, Feb. 23rd.-Beadle
county mas never been SO worked W. as
during the last few weeks. Every one Is
talking OF the wonderful case Of G. w
Gray, of Broadland, the particulars of which
which Mr.. Gray has just published:
II wa. dying. l had given up all hope.
was PROSTATE and as helpless little babe.
| had been ailing with Kidney Trouble for
many years and 1t finally turned TO Brigh; :
disease. All medicine had failed and + was
In despair.
Il ordered one box Of Dodd's Kidney Pills
and this first box helped me out of bed
continued the treatment till now j am 4
strong, well man. praise God for the DAY
when decided TO use Dodd's Kidney Pill =
Everybody expected that Mr.. Gray would
die, and his remarkable recovery Is regarded
ms little short OF a miracle by all who know
how verYlow he was. Dodd's Kidney Pills
are certainly 4 wonderful remedy.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1903-02-25
WAsHINoTON'S BIRTHDAY.
Was Observed in New York BY Spe.
cial Services.

New York. Feb. -Washington's
birthday was observed here by spe-
cial services Of patriotic societies and
many clergymen made the anniversary
the subject Of their sermons.
The society Of the Sons Of the Revo-
luton Of the state of New York had
its 18th annual service in the brick
Presbyterian church.
Al Carnegie nall patriotic mas
meeting was conducted under the au-
spices of the West Side branch of the
Y. NJ. G. A. Patriotic airs were rem
dercd by the Seventh regiment band
and the New York festival chorus of
900 voices. the audience joining in the
singing of the national anthem and
the battle hymn of the republic
Booker I. Washington was the ora
tor al a memorial meeting held Sun
day night in the academy Of arts and
sciences. The speaker devoted his
address to the consideration of the
race problem.
Mexico City. Feb. -Washineton's
birthday was not formally observed by
the American residents but the occa-
sion was noted in pulpit utterances.
Rome, Feb. Beautiful spring like
weather prevailed here Sunday and
All the homes of Americans were be
decked with the stars and stripes Be
cause Of Washington's birthday falling
on Sunday some objections were
made to holding receptions Sunday.
Tlcsc objections. however, were
smoothcd away by making the rccep-
ton at the United States embassy
purely informal affair. at which tea
was served. 1t was n most ENJOYABLE
affair and the too Americans present
Included DR.. Nevin. rector of the Epis-
copal church; DR.. William Burt. head
OF the American Methodist missions
in Europe; Bishop Budke, of St Jo-
seph. Mo; Mgr. Farrelly. director of
the American college; Mgr. Robert Sc
ton. the prothonotary apostolic: Col.
Ti'lman. OF West Point. and Mr.. ana
Miss Choate. Mr.. and Mrs. Prescott
Lawrence, of New York: Mrs. Frank
Morris Avery Of New York: Mr.. and
Mrs. Dudley Hickman, OF Boston: Al
liscn Armour, Of New York. and Sir
Seymour and Lady Blame. the latter
formerly Mrs. Henry Blake. of Boston.
The Chinese minister with the staff of
the LEGATION also attended as com
pliment to the United States.
The American college gave n din
ner in honor Of the day at which
ioasts We're drunk to the pope and
President Roosevelt.
Or. Neyin also gave a dinner Sun
day night 20 several members Of the
Loyal Legion. including Gen. Sawtelle.
zen. Clous. Gen. Ripley. Col. Poole
and Mai. Abbott. The American and
French ambassadors and Baron Blame.
formerly Italian minister at Washing
ton. were also among the guests.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1903-02-25
WANTS THE MONEY.
Germany Requests the Immedi-
ate Payment Of $500.
The Matter Has Significance in View
Of the Fact That the Venezuelan
Ships Taken BY Germany
Are Still Held

Washington, Feb. 23.-The German
government. through its representa-
tive here. Baron Speck Won Sternburg.
has made a request of Mr. Bowen for
the immediate payment OF the C 800
which it was stipulated in the proto-
co.'s signed on February Is should be
paid within 80 days from that date. as
preliminary to the raising of the
blockade against Venezuelan ports and
the agreement to send the question of
preferential treatment of the blockad-
ing nations to The Hague for deter
mination. Mr.. Bowen promptly de
clined to accede TO the request. but
informed Baron Sternburg that as pro-
vided in the protocol they money
would be paid to the German repre-
sentative at Caracas 80 days from
February -. which would be on the
18th of March.
The reason that animated the Ger
man government in making the re-
quest is not disclosed here nor is Mr..
Bowen aware Of it, The matter. how
ever, has some significance. perhaps.
in view of the fact that the ships taken
by the Germans during the blockade
have not been returned to Venezuela.
During the day Mr.. Bowen had calls
from the French ambassador, NJ. Jus
scrand, the Spanish minister. Senior
Ojeda. and the Belgian minister. Bar
on Moncheur in regard to the claims
Of the citizens of their country against
Venezuela. Rough drafts Of these in
struments are already on their way
by mail TO the European governments
interested, but there are certain pro
visions regarding them about which
the cnvoys desired to- consult Mr.. Bow
en-. The protocols are expected to
reach their destinations the latter part
Of this week pending which no final
steps for their joint signature can be
taken.
London. Feb 23.-The correspond
ent cf the Standard at Brussels tele-
graphs that the protocol between Bel
gium and Venezuela will be signed this
week. Belgium. says the correspond
eut, has obtained fun satisfaction. The
belgian claimants will receive $4,000
coo after the Anglo-Gcrman claims
have been paid.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1903-02-25
SCOUTS CAP TURED.
The Ladrones Are Again Active
Near Manila.
Gen. Davis Ordered Another Battalion
of Scouts to the Scenc-It Is Elk
pected That Additional Troops
VIII Be Sent

Manila. Feb. ga force Of Lad
rones. under Gen. San Miguel reap
peared in Rial province Saturday
They avoided an engagement with the
main force in the south. but captured
three small dctachments of constabu-
larry. The enemy surrounded the towns
of Gainta and Taytay. l miles east Of
Manila, Saturday and captured 80
scouts and ten men of the constabu-
larry, whom they disarmcd and set
free.
Sunday Inspector McIlwaine. at the
head of ten constabulary. was surpris-
ed and captured near Montalban. 1G
miles northeast Of Manila. The Lad
rones promised TO release them if the
constabularv would surrender their
arms. While they were comforting on
this point, McIlwaine made dash for
liberty and he and all the constabu-
larry effected their escape.
When the news of the temperance
OF Gen. San Miguel's force reached
Manila. reinforcements of scouts and
constabuiary were hurried into the Ri
zal province. Gen. Allen and Col.
Scott went to Antipolo and assumed
command of the forces there. They
met with small detachments of the en-.
envy and few skirmishes took place
They were, however. unable to locate
the main body of I.adrones. Gen. AL
len and Col. Scott are continuing tho
pursuit and hope to ovcrtakc the re
leased prisoners.
II Is said that Gen. San Migucls
force consists of 300 men armed and
uniformed. TIE zone of Ladrone ac-
tivity extends from Caloocan four
miles north Of Manila. eastward TO the
mountains of Rial and skirting the
northern limits Of Manila. The Ma.
Mia police co-operated in SATURDAYS
ciiort to cornc" the enemy Secretary
Winthrop, in the absence of Gov. Taft
requested Gen. Davis to furnish addi
tional scouts, and Gen. Davis has or
dered another battalion of scouts TO re.
port TO Gen. Allen 1t is expected
that additional troops will be ordered
out
Gen. San Miguel's force is small. and
the government is determined to
speedily suppress it, San Miguel
claims the insurgent leadership and
tights under the Katipunan flag
According to news from Albay. LIZ
ION. force Of I.adroncs attacked q
small detachment of constabulary Fri
day. Tne constabulary retreated. but
killed II OF the enemy. TO of the
constabulary were killed.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1903-02-25
is THE SUN INHABITED?
Astronomer Young, From Observa.
tons, Is Confident That 1t Is.

Laporte, Ind, Feb. 21-AleXander
Young. of Laporte, an astronomer. Fri
day announced that from observations
made by him, he is confident that the
sun is inhabited; that with his in
struments he has seen on the suns
surface mountain sides with great and
precipitous rocks which glow with
prismatic colors, mingled with the
greenness Of a perennial vegetation
and with a floral radiance more beau.
tiful than that on earth. Beyond these
mountains he says he saw valleys and
plains where people live.
He says the solar spectrum is di.
vision of the component parts of the
electric current proceeding from the
sun after ii enters the confines of the
earth's atmosphere, upon which is
elcctroGraphed ;hc image of the solar
fields of color and which spread over
the vast surface of the sun.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1903-02-25
CALCIUM GhLTS.
Nervous Diseases Can BE Cured Ry
1t Says Or. jacques Loeb.

Chicago. Feb. 23.-Dr. Jacques Loeb
has discovered that muscular and nerv-
GUS diseases. such as st. Vitus dance.
paralysis agitans, locomolor ataNia and
slceplo5sncss can be cured by admins
torinS calcium salts. that is. such salts
as are found in well water and MANY
foods Announcement of this discov.
cry in scientific research by the former
head o. the department. of physiology
at the University or Chicago has inst
been made. In one OF the decennial
publications, just issued by the Univer-
sity OF Chicago, DR.. Loeb tells OF his
experiment on lower forms OF life and
the conclusions suggested in regard
to human beings
Simply stated, the conclusion is that
the presence Of calcium salts in the
muscles is what prevents their twitch.
ing; that practically all nervous dis.
eases are caused by the absence of the
calcium, and that, therefore. to restore
normal conditions and effect a cure
the remedy is calcium salts.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1903-02-25
DR.. DUNCAN is FREED.
Was Tried For Feloniou5 Shooting 0,
Bruce Head LAST Octobcr.

Pittsburg, Fen. 23.-"We find the de
PENDANT not guilty" was the verdict
rendered in the criminal court in tho
case of the Commonwealth against Or.
Ellis $. Duncan. charged with the fel.
onious shooting OF Bruce Head last DC.
tober at the Wabash camp, near Green.
tree
That the verdict is d popular one
was showr by the fact that when the
clerk read it the announcement tint
the defendant had been acquitted was
greeted with cheers and a loud clapping
of hands. This was quickly suppressed
by the court officials. The doctor is
happy. bat refuses to talk of PLANS re.
garding his wife Should She be di
yorcad, Head will not marry her
Rumcr has il that he will soon marry
a young woman Of Pittsburg.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1903-02-25
SUBMARINE TORPEDO BOAT.
The Protector, New type of Vessel.
Will Be Given a Trial.

New York. Feb 23.-Thc submarine
torpedo boat Protector. a new type OF
vessel, which will shortly be mt
through series of trials for the pur
pose Of demonstrating her capabilities
to officers of the United States navy
is being overhauled at City Island and
put in first-class condition for the com.
ing tests. The Protector was built in
Bridgeport, Ca, by her inventor and
owner, Capt. Simon Lake. The vessel
is designed for harbor defense. She is
90 feet long, OF II feet beam. draws 10
feet of water and weighs about 200
tons. She is built of steel and eouip.
ped with two wheels to enable her to
travel along the bottom of the sea
Her motive power is electricity when
submerged and gasoline when cruis
ing awash. There were two torpedo
tubes. one fore and one aft. and an
opening III her bow will admit or a
diver leaving the boat to cut cables or
mine connection. Her builder believes
she can destroy submarine dcfenses in
any harD"r. During recent trials She
carried crew of eight mcn and nine
passengers. A speed Of y knots was
easily made on her surface run.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1903-02-25
WINCoW GLASS ASSOCIATION.
Suit May Be Brought Against II Under
Antitrust Law.

Columbus. o., Feb. 21.-Attorney
General Sheets Friday addressed a
communication to Leopold Mambourg.
or Columbus. in which he advised
Mambourg that If he had properly
read the resolution promulgated on
Thursday after the conference Of the
window glass manufacture It was
the intention of the glass men to form
combination to control prices and
the output. Judge Sheets politely ask
ed Mambourg, who is the secretary
OF the American Window Glass asso-
citation, with headquarters in Column
bus, to enlighten him further as to the
plans OF the combination and to fur
nish him the names Of the concerns il
embraces.
IF the answer is not satisfactory"
said Judge Sheets Friday night. 81
shall bring suit under the anti trust
law to Dust the combination from tle
state. | purpose to begin an imme.
diatc investigation"
The resolution to which Judge
Sheets objects is the one in which il
is agreed that the price Of window
glass shall be advanced on March 3,
when another meeting is to be held to
ratify the agreement. The same reso-
luton declares it to he the purpose to
raise prices further as occasion shall
require, dependent upon the output
and the demand. The question as TO
whether an advance is necessary or
advisable is left to n committee COM
posed or members of the several con
Germs interested.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1903-02-25
MET a HORRIBLE DEATH.
Little Girl Burned Alive in Coke
Oven az Connellsville, Pa.

Connellsville. Pa. Feb. 23.-Mary
kohland. AGED II years. met a horrible
death Sunday night by being burned
alive in coke oven. The little girl.
in running down the hill above the
oven. fell and rolled into one Of the
hot ovens. Men at work nearby broke
into the oven and secured the body.
but it was burned to crisp. hardly the
scmblance Of human form being left.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1903-02-25
AGAINST LYNCHlNG.
The Kansas House Recommended
Stringent Law

Topeka. Kan. Feb. 2l-The house
has recommended stringent law
against lynching. 1t provides that any
sheriff who shall permit prisoner to
be taken from him shall Immediately
forfeit his office. Any person partici.
pating in q lynching may be punished
by death or Imprisonment for life and
any member of mob at a Iynching.
whether he participates in the deed
or not. may be imprisoned in the peni-
Tertiary for % years.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1903-02-25
MACEDoNiANS ORGANIZED.
Four Thousand Armed Men Are Con-
centrated Fifty Miles From Sofa.

Vienna. Feb. eat is reported that
the Macedonian leader. Ebris Sarafoff
has organized within the past fortnight
several well equipped Bulgarian bands
in Macedonia, each consisting Of about
$50 men.
The Neuc Freie Presse learns that
1000 armed Macedonians are concen-
trated near the celebrated Ria mon
ostery, 40 miles from Sofia. and arc
preparing TO attack the town of Mclnill
in the Turkish province of Sores.
There is an unconirmed rumor that
the Albanians have attacked the Rou-
manian consulate at Mitrovitsa, Tur.
key, 20 miles north Of Prishtina.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1903-02-25
Received in Farewell Audience.

Washington, Feb. 2l- Count A. Won
Quadt-WykradtIsny. the counsellor Of
me German embassy and the Coun.
toss Quadt were received i'm farewell
audience by President ana Mrs. Boosc.
welt Friday. They leave the United
states soon for Berlin
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1903-02-25
GIVEN AN OVATION.
Adm. SchIey, Gen. Joe Wheeler and
Col. a. X. Mcclure in New Orleans.

New Orleans. Feb. 21.-Adm. Schley.
Col. A. h. Mcclure and Gen Joe
Wheeler were given an ovation by the
people of New Orleans Friday after.
noon They came at the invitation of
the Progressive Union and after the
Crescent theater had been filled 1000
people stood around the doorways
clamoring for admittance. Adm. Schlcv
made short address. Gen. Joe
Wheeler was compelled to respond to
the loud calls nrd made happy
speech
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HOUSE SUNDAY SESSION.
Tributes Paid to the Memory of Three
Deceased Representatives.

Washington, Feb 23.-The house
held a session Sunday to pay tribute
to the memories Of three deceased
members, the late Representative
Tongue. of Oregon; the late Represcn-
tative Rumpole. of Iowa. and the late
Representative Moody. OF North Caro-.
lima. Mr.. Moody. of Oregon presided
in the absence of Speaker Henderson.
The customary resolutions were adopt.
ed and members delivered eulo-ics.
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To Chance Two Cent stann.

Washington. Feb. 2}-Thc two cent
postage stamp Of the now series is GEN.
orally unsatisfactory in appearance to
The post Office department and the bu.
reau Of engraving and PRINTING ana a
new design for the stamp has been or.
dorCd.
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increased the Endowment Frnd

Nov York. Fob. 21.-brdrcw car.
ncsie added $4,000 TO uc cadow
mont fund of the Carnegie laboratory
OF engineering at Stevens institute oil
technology Carnegie in 1900 gave
$4,000 for the erection Of the Iabora.
tory
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A Blind Mans Net

Wallace. idaho Feb. q. -Incited by
jealousy John =. Biorkans. who IL
blind, shot Mrs Hugh Smith twice in
the breast and then shot himself. She
has husband and four children. She
will die.