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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-05

- HAT the earth or any part
n thereof has been "frac-
ured'' or "dislocatedn may
seem superf1uous, If not
alarming, information, ITO
the parents Of certain stu
dents in the state universe
tvs department of geology. These
parents may think their children are
studying needlessly the "phylogenetic
history" Of the leading fossils or the
habits and f"genetic relations Of
crystalline" rocks.
But no farmer will doubt that a
knowledge of soils is useful, and of
fertilizers; no miner will regret to
learn as much as possible about coal
beds, ore beds, or whatever subterran-
5eous treasures may chance to fill his
pocket. Thus Course VIZ in ZAP
piled Geology will be generally APP
proved-an Outline Of the economic
comprises a discussion of the nature
and distribution Of the non-metallic
materials Of an economic value, in
Guiding Goals, mineral oils and natural
gas; phosphates and other natural fer
tiliZers, together with soils; the geo.
logic conditions Of water supply;
abrasive and fictile materials; natural
and artificial building stones; mortars
and cements for construction and
road making-followed by a brief
summary of the nature and distribu-
ton Of ore deposits of the less and
more important metals ,s>>
|. Course TX" is filled with equal
promise. Here are THE history OF
mineral discovery and development in
the Americas discussion of the
origin and distribution of ore depos-
it's, embracing the chemical processes
involved in the formation and subse.
quent alterations; a description Of the
geology and mineralogy of ore bodies
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-05
az to 42 bust.

wear with separate skirt. Fronts.
back and sleeves all are tucked to
simulate box plaits which give taper
ing lines at the back and provide full
ness over the bust.
The waist consists Of fronts. center
front, back and sleeves, with fitted
waist and sleeve Innings that can be,
used or omitted as preferred. The
center front is plain and is stitched
to the right front, hooked over onto
the left beneath the tuck, so making
the closing invisible. The sleeves are
tucked to he snug above the elbows
and form full puffs below, the center
tucks being extended to the cuffs, SO
giving the line that is SO notable a
feature Of the season. II
The quantity Of material required for the me-
dunn size is ~ yards q inches wide, 3s yards
q inches wide. or ~ yards A inches wide,
with ~ yards of banding inches wide to trim
as illustrated.
The pattern (4e7o) is cut in sizes for 50, "a,
SO, 3s, 40 and 42-inch bust measure
In ordering pattern fill IN this
T. cOI1pOn. 5SE, .ed
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-05
KILLED BLACK CAT
And Endless Chain of Hard Luck Has
Followed This Man.

Philadelphia North American.
Hard luck Of the endless chain va
riety has been the lot Of Thomas l..
Goodwin, proprietor OF a Camden
laundry. Now he Is missing and his
friends do not wonder why. These
are few Of the things that have hap
pened to Goodwin within few
months:
His house at Twenty-eighth and
Harrison streets burned down the
day after the fire insurance policy ex
pred.
A thief stole 5000 he had saved for
rebuilding.
He began raising chickens. Dogs
in one night killed his best fowls.
His wife left him.
A horse used in a public hack died.
He bought a wagon and horse and
entered the laundry business. A troll
ley car wrecked the wagon and killed
He made1a/ payment 81. s26 on an
other horsesf%iI SsSSs
| Then he disappeared:
| The last horse was found dead yes
terday. DR.. W.EB. Miller, veterinar-
| ian, said it was starved. e-s4e4l
! Goodwin killed a black cat a year
ago. To this he attributes all hfs III
luck.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-05

GEOLOGY ATTENTION MINERALS

geology in certain relations is de-
manded with a view to mastering the
subject Of soils and Of plant growths.
The civil engineers, including the mu-s
nicipal engineers, take "a condensed
course in physical and historical geol-
photography, photographic and his
torical geology" Glasses under the
direction Of professors and instructors
supplement their book larnin'"- by
field work In typical localities
At the school Of mines geology be-
comes SO manifestly important to-
wards a right understanding of the
five courses are arranged-upon gem
five geological courses are arranged
upon general geology, rocks, the. crys-
talline rocks, ore deposits and special
problems" The last course will be
pursued by the field workers, or miners
at work. whose instruction Is more
fully described in another column.
Appeals for Information.
These illustrations Of the manner in
which geology is taught for practical
purposes at the state university are
more corroborative than necessary.
Despite the ABSTRACT nature of some
geological theories, the utility of geo.
logical knowledge is freely acknowl-
edged by a multitude of Minnesotans
who write letters of inquiry to G. w.
Hall, the professor of geology and
mineralogy. These persons in doubt
| address Professor Hall as "the state
geologist," ..'the state 1nineralogist, .
and he is neither.
| And we receive specimens to ex-
anime for every imaginable reason,
says Professor Hall. Men intending
| to buy land, to invest in mines, mer
who have found beds of clay deposits
| or deposits of valuable minerals-as
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-05

they imagine-send us samples with
q request to assay the value or the
constituents Of the specimens" Such
work can seldom be done offhand, and
the professors and instructors are busy
enough, with regular duties. Never
theless, they always take the time
somehow from private leisure, and
answer the inquirers. Unless an elab-
crate examination is called for, requir-
ing half a day or moreae they make no
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-05
+ WHAT THEY HAD.
~ EXCHANGE.

2 Lew Dockstader and his company were
In South Carolina recently, where the dis
pensary system is in vogue and literary
and social clubs are as frequent as sa
looms are In other states. Going into one
Of them the first day he arrived in town..
Dockstader said: What do you keep in;
the way OF periodicals."
well sab. corn liquor. beer and wine
but mostly corn LIQUOR. was the answer.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-05

charge for their services.
It is probable that thousands OF IN
vestments have been made or encour-f
aged by these university certificates as
to the value of soils, clays, minerals
and the like, yet the great majority OF
the inquirers were put to no expense
to make money, the unfavorable de-
cisions have helped as many more to
save money 5stta
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-05

no unusual thing, however, for me to
remain out late. and Alice, being as
made me feel uneomfortabie By sitting
up for me, as is the custom OF some
doting young wives. So had no mis-
givings on her account as started to
return home.
1t was later than ! had supposed, for
the cars had stopped and I had to
walk the half mile or so to my house.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-05


struggles technical 1t
"ooges' fris advanced educators?
embodied
is
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-05
OUGHT TO BE.
Chicago Tribune.

# THAT pass is no good" said the con-
sductor, handing It back. It's ten years
DID,, 81
..Well, it ought to be good" grumbled
the passenger, paying his fare with great
reluctance Your old road is ten years
behind the times. I, s.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-05

The Baltic has Ia displa OF
$4,000 tons, while that of the Ham
burg American liner Deutschland,
which, with the exception LOT the
Kaiser Wilhelm H., ii perhaps the
largest vessel In the world, outside the
White Star line, is only 23.200.
The dimensions Of the Deutschland
are: Length, 664 feet; breadth, 81 feet;
depth, 40 feet, and gross tonnage.
1920. The Kaiser Wilhelm II. Is
somewhat larger than the Deutsch-
land, but the only point in which she
lMill excel the sBaltsc Will be II speed.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-05

more than "a shadow Of q possibility.
The more I thought Of 1T, the surer I
felt Of myself.
AS walked on found myself en-
tering into my, role with zest and en-
thusiasm. AS detail after detail pre-
sented itself, an unholy delight in my
own cleverness possessed me; and as
I reached my house and tiptoed
around the gravel walk to. the side and
rear, all my senses were Keen1y on the
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-05
BLOUSE OR SHIRT WAIST 1910.
To Be Made With or Without the
Fitted Lining.

Bandings in oriental colors are to
be noted among the features of linen
and cotton waists as well as Of those
made from wool and silk. This smart
and novel model suits materials of
all sorts. but Is shown in heavy white
linen with landings Of the same ma
terial. The vest effect, obtained by
the narrow front, is exceedingly be-
coming and quite novel, yet in no way
detracts from the simplicity and USE
fulness Of the waist, which Is equally
adapted to the entire costume and to
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-05
LARGEST SHIP.
In the World Has a Displacement OF
Nearly 700 Tons.
PhiladeIphia Record.

Observation-Disclosures
The largest steamship in the world
is the Baltic n was launched. at
Belfast, NoV.s from the Harland &
Wolff yard. zs sSrs; s3a
This will be the fourth time the
same firm have launched a vessel en-
titled successfully to- the. same credit.
First, there was the Oceanic, in 1899;
then the Celtic, in 1891, and the
Cedric, in 1902. ehchsvessel at the date
mentioned being the largest steamer
mentioned We're 81 s. e. 8, FL 81 "a.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-05
YYP-TO-THE-MINUTE
" FASHIONS :.
A Daily Hint Of Practical Value
to Journal Readers of the
Fair Sex.

The fashion pictures given daily in
this department are eminently practi-
CAL and the garments pictured can be
reproduced easily from the paper
patterns, which may be obtained at
strifling cost thru The Journal. The
models are all In good style, pretty and
original in effect and not to elaborate
for the ambitious amateur to repro
duee,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-05
"You CAN TELL US ~
THOSE FAIRY TALES LATER !,
SAID the FIRST oEFlCER.

break in and rifle the house myself
from top to bottom without your
knowing it.
This last statement naturally piqued
my better half.
'I'll wager you a new silk hat that
YOU could not" she retorted posi-
lively.
II accept the challenge" I replied
tightly; what do YOU want if | lose?'
"Oh, as far as that goes. the salts
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-05

PROFESSOR c. w. HALL.
Chair of Geology and Mneralogy y. Of NJ.
particularly those yielding gold, silver,
copper, iron, lead and zinc"
Good for Practical Careers.
The foregoing courses, or their
equivalents are followed by students
aiming at the very practical careers
of farmer, a miner or a civil engi-
neer. At the agricultural college and
the school Of forestry, the study Of
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Qtbens IN iibe.
9bilaoelp6ia, %. Sept.

YbtldDelphld, Is. sept.
Gboar SO. W}annira. profeFOr Der
beutihen Spra4e in Der Central
6o616ule. ma6te oui Der Strabe iti
nem Qt5en burh einen S9ub cir
Gnoe. &orher iee1ylphirte er i'm
Genpunq eines 9oH35tpaqens raA
Der SteGe, mo er Geoitmoro bsqiug
unb no bic 9oli3jiteu feline Geite
fonben. Quberosm oaB er an Ga.ais
loiigteit fit. fehlt ss IN elmer GrtIda
run9 fir bic 3hnt
glep gor'. 28. Sept
garlo Treoeriaues uau 8ouoiB, ein
rei6er iunaer Monn aus 9enesusla,
eri6ob Ij4 in Teinem Qotel, msii eirt
junge Dame, in meide er ii4 oerlieot
bate. ni6ts BON ibn piiin pollle.
Seine 5reunos er3db.,u, bdb BON 9aus
big nit sinem Widoten Elm gsr9dit
nib bate uno es in Geieai6ait fines
anbsren Wdnnes trof Gr motte bcr
Ilnaetreuen 0orpurie uro Iit gelobis
Geitern 2latno Job tr nit
5lpei fgrsunbsn in siHtm aofieebduis,
oIs re nit sinem oroern Wlanne elm
trot uno an einem 9iih plas ndD:n.
Gr idien goubis MD. 3u ttnnen, ntr
auf iis 5uiprang uno cine 1cene mad
t,. bann absr ouf Qsraniohuns ieun,r
1r.uno. fh sntferrtt nahoem .r no6
o,ruf,n: sd fpsros mir bds Gtben
n.bmer Gle III fai6"
Sm 5otsl drostoHusr fiihr.c ,r
feline Trchun1 fDio-t las 81 hiuisrs
lisb eirsr Brief in rslhsm sr err
fii1ts. oob rem nTn+ta lueidss isn
,urId1euisfer haiti 7triiis Iinge
aus isirsr 0intcrlaTsrihdf. iiberetFen
nerntu 'er'.-
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Sic inpaniidlc Gcaicrmne bcabiidtiat
luicNcr cine iiinipru5eutiac SInIciIc
non $40,000,000 nuiiuncbmcn.
Sic fcinbIidlcn StrcitmGd)tc itctca
ned icit i'll ibrcn Stcllnngcu, Nic
SurpUitcn licfcrn lid nbcr Subi.
reid)c SdJnrmiIbcl.
NcnNernra i'm prcufiihcn @tiuiltc-
rium bcuuritcbcno. - 9Ils Nnd)iul.
ger oc@ StGatsictrctGrp u. 1uo.
biclsfi luiro GonrnN 0cnannt.
GiiCnbGls in 0auaNn.

aotio, 90. Sept.


Die 8eoierun9 bat fh entihlp6en,
cine neue glnleihe oon 100000 i'm
2anoe au3unebmer, uno Snar unter
benIelben 8eoingungen pie bic lebte.
Der Yreis lit auf 92 unb Der 3iusfub
ouf flint pom 9unoert angeiebt. Die
geIdGFtsIage ldBt eine grOBe 8etbeiIis
9ung erporten. Der 6inan5miniiter
ipirb am Oonnerito9 nit ben 8antiers
in 9otio unb am Samitog NIT benen
in Oiatd unb Ndgoma bos Rdbere be-
ratben.
Gs iit mabrIdeinIid. baB oas MiIis
tGrgeieB eeGnOert pirb. Oie 0ienit.
Seit in Der Reierpe ion duf flint Sabre
ousgsbebnt uno Die Wiilitdrpflitt i'm
Gun3en ouf II Sabre uno fiinf Wlo=
nate perIdngert perben. Die 4rmee
piiroe buourh peientIi4 geitdrtt ipers
ben.
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Ser ferne 2Hsn
Ct. ptEersburo. 28. Sept

Der 0eneral &uropattln mel0et Iii
elmer Oepeld)e bon geItern, oaB Dor Der
rufiiihen 6ront 3ablreide SharmiibeI
itattfanben. Die Sapdner baben ibre
Stellun1en 0Itiih ppn Der Giienbabn
nod ni4t gedroert uno beI6rdnten iid
ouf 2n9riffs auf bic 8orpoiten. SSH
allen 5dlleH lpuroe Der 6eino erfolgs
reid 5uriitgeidlagen.
Der ruIiiihe 9tuftldrunqsbienit
fteIIte bic 9hatiade feit, bab bic iapa=
nii6e 9daptmaht nod an Der Giiens
babn nab oen 8eyQperten BET SsSentaj
ftebt. Die feioen 9egner babtn 6iibz
lung miteinanber.
Die 5ruppen oes Generals Samfds
nom batten pieIe 3uiammsnit0be nit
bem Feinbe. erIitten aber nur ipenige
8erluite. Die 3uiTen ndbmen ben 9yo=
panern einiqes 8ieh uno cine Nn3a6I
pferbe nb.
Die Sapansr baben bei penIibu cine
Ponton6riide ii6er ben SoitieFluB ges
fdlugen.
ct. petersburg. 2S. Scpt.
Sier eiuQctroiiene 8eridte bcItdti.
gen sic W1eiNung aus GetinQ, oer5u.
iolQe ser ebemoliqe dlineiiidle sc.
ion0te in g9oibinQton @utinQfonq,
ocmnddIt cine 9eiie in elmer Souoer.
ieunlng ontreten miro Gr Aebt in
6eB nidt nod 2Sopan mo 9inblon0,
nm neocn Der 3uflulit ser Wionoidm'
rel 8u perhonoeIn, ionoern noh Gu.
ropo uno 9lmerifa nm 81 erfobrcn
Oh Die ncntralen 4Pddlte 9enei9t iiil0.
oic Medltc Ghinn's bel Dem 6ric0ena.
idluiie 5u ld)ijBe1
Ct. petersburg. %. Scpt
Die lebten amtli6en MleIbunoen
ron Der ,Sront idymiegen iiber Die
1lonfenbemegltrdeu Der ,Soponer oit'
lid lmo meitlidl bon Wtutoen ,yu
arieg8miniiprilm alaubt man oes.
balb, ooB Der 6elomorihoa Opnna
nod nift belonnen bot Siontidlon su
beordnQen oocr Dos 2iaotbal berauI.
3umaridliren.
Tie 2liiociirfe Greiie 1T 3u 6cr Or
flGrung bered1tlqi oas nod fcine ir.
gen0mie nenuenspcrtnc japoniidIP
Qrupperma il oen 6unfluB 80 9fei.
len bon Mlu6cu iibcridritt.
Qonoon, 2S. Scpt
Cine Tepcidc aus0la0imoitot mcl.
Oct ooB, @nridhcn ou9 @ort 9lrtMir
5uiolQe. 3msi jopauiid)c lorpe6o60ote
mnh elu idp 7Hii4er TampI1r oul Der
Nbeoe Der bcIogerten SETTING nui hi.
uen itieben lm0 ioufeu.
9i6ifu. 28. eept.
4 lltr 80 min. Qadnl} 6ier
noh1enoe RuHen pollsg briefib bic
Vd6ri6t er6olten 6a5cr, buB bic Ga
plner bei i6reHt lebfcp Qlniturm anti
lie f5cituug Port Qrlla.. be, ain -.
September 5eglnn. ic00 Ulann Der
loren Dem ge9enii6er cr5i6tH Elm
6bineie, cer bic set, am 2j. Sep
tember oerloiicn bat 0a3 5apou pei
hisier @eieqen6eit nut etipd 800 Bis
500 3ootc aui benz 9ld6ie'o lieb.
3ieier y3opitrdger uuB.e oes Wctetcn
3u meIosu. odB ois ,Gyunct n6t I'M
Stonte qeneien .iao orei rufifc3eu
6ulisiorts, bic iie oehiirmt totien, }u
bebaupten. Gei6e1 ioan nod immer
rnbeercigt um5e, fc6d uno Ger Ge.
I'd. ben is oerbrs:...u IcG t1um gam
4usbolten isin. Die ruiiiiben Sniiis,
io oisle berislben nod i'm 6oIen pon
Fort 2lrtbur li(geu, trater, ber Utits
theiIung be 6bineien 3uiolge, bel ben
Itsteu trisseriihen 0oygapgen Dor
Bort 2lrtbur in Qlion.
Maibin8ton, y. Gtpt.
Gs 9s6t isit sinja,r Seit tas 3e.
rii6t pab bic 6onlop Garaton 6is
isnbabn IN Chino aus bsIe'iter IN
amsritoniide @Guc,un1 ub.r5ssen
foG. Tis.e tis6:y uidt 6s"3.ioie
Qahricht osrinrt pooay5 an 6olt.
ooB com 9aano.en GcnJtI IL pcuns
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Il rtheiI aufqeboben
92eip 9ort, %. Sept.

Der Tiater 4spinmaa bat in benz
San bes iuneen SStalieners Qntonio
GucO3au, tpeI6sr iid Der 8eibiilfe 3ur
GntfiibrunQ bes Gnd6en Qntonio
Mdnnina i9uIbio bttannt., ben llrs
theilsfprud in Qtnbetraht Der Sugerb
bes Gefonaenen uno neil er BON die.
rem psrfonen ais 0ertaeus bsnust
purbe. iuipenbirt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-09-30
@us gunbtsbauptitabt. I.
Wdfbin1ton, 2S. Stpt

Sabdt 2tpDaoain, 8. Sarjidn pno
Or. Sean goris Ulsliton. Drei 8ers
tretsr uno g8uroertrdQer Der armenis
i6en 9irhe, iprafeu beim 9rdiioentsu
Rooiepeli i'm Weiben 6aui. Dor uuo
erortsrten nit ibm bic uieo.r br,nneno
esporoGns drmeniihe iTrdqs. Die
piorie, 10 msinten Yie. un;sroriids bic
p1bren lbaiilhen uber bic uon Iiirs
ten in 2trmenien neusrbinos psriibtsn
GrdusI IS iei oober an ber 3sit. boB
Qmsyita uno anoere Strsitmahts gu
Der Sane Gtsuuno ndbmsn. Ronies
peIi osr'piss In 5oiliter Borter bic
@boroHun9 an ods Siaa;sospartts
mert.
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Toronto. Ont, 20. Sept.

Qlus oer Oeqenb ron Woooitod piro
elm Giienbobnnq iid Qemelbet. 5iinf
Qericnen ioaes qetootet porosn isin.
Gaitroob, Ont, %. sept.
Sin in 81 Rjbtung Iaufen,
Der GiiG8uq oer @yauo 3runt 8oba
fuby bier in einsn onoeren Giitey5uJ
binsiu. Sine 2tr316l Wogcn ging IL
2rimmtr. Iie goiomotipiiibrer airt
laHb uno oeron. Der aonoutteur 5alI5
uno oer gteuier gepeoitt puroen 9e
tootet. Der ssi1sr Cameron Il o
i6ncy rttt-#t vr.t,n bef man n 8,
an ieir 2lgilonrtn a,cg,
GiN 0 ~ ti6 ie9 oas
|, it'd rs,' .ss.!... -
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lie tritt Gani+1gntliigt
feltgcnagelt,

0Sem gebDrt nes Saiiers Ymndbbpiple? gtubenten
ais eJnomitrieritter. Negerbat TIT Sfemtaf1.
Ojrnbemunfan TT YemniDlDanien. EQUATOR SOAR
int Sterbem. Gin tbemres !6Dtelpgis. Slmttbaten
Do mmb oprt Yolitid)es. 2lus SSaibinstun.
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u.berf6ritt feline 8tfuq.
MITE.
Woihinatpn. 2S. Sent.


Seine osrtnQe Iufreoung bat bier
bic 9anhlunQslpsiie zines 5rieocrs
rihters gtomens 4beIps in Gee. MoF..
berporgerufen. neil er 9u9b @urneq,
ben nritten Setretdr Der cn9IiI9en
8otidaft. ipeeen au idbneaen 6ubrens
nit ieiuem g(utomobil nit elmer 8elos
bube beleqts. @urnen ipurbe am Spnn.
to9 per6aftet, unD ais er oem Rihter
ppr9efiibrt lpurbe. berief er iih auI
boS internotionaIe @efeB, nonah lie
.lnoeborigen Der @eionotidnft elmer
frsmben Wlaht peoer aibigeriGtlth
nod trinlinclI belanat peroen biirien.
Der Sriebensrihter srtlGrtt. bab in
feinem @erihtsIddI bds internatipncle
GeIeB feline GiItiQteit babe pesbdib
sr ben Gjefanoenen nit $25 beItraIit.
Die Sate lit sur &enntnib Der &es
gieruna IN Waibinaton 9ebrobt pors
ben. pelhe BEN 9ouperneur bon Wai=
ioduiettS, Der bic erften Sdritte gu
tbun bat, odpon unterrihtete. DEM
Geieb sufoige tann Elm 8edmter, Der
einen @sianbten ober sinen ieinsr Gjes
hiiIfen oerhaftet obeL aefangsn bait
nit brei cSahren Gefananib beitraft
ipereen.
Bolton, MoF., %. Sept.
Nahnem Der Itellpertrettnoe @iaes
@punerneur Curtis 9uilo BON BEN
pbiaen Shotbeitanp unterridtet NOR.
BEN mar, Ianbte er Tofort cine De
peide an ben Rihtsr pbeIps in See.
in pelher er ibn uuf isinen Srrttum
oufmertiam mahte, I'm 9enoue
mittheilunaen iiber bic GinasIbeiten
eriudte unb i'm aufforberte, fir feline
5ehIer I'm GntIduIbigung gu bitten.
fans feline Sanolungspsiis nit benz
bprliegenben 8eridt iibereinitimmte.
9 6iperer Il mall.
Stem Yorf, IS. Sept.
Sin llnfau. lpel6er pdbriteinIif
ben 3pb speier Solodten Der requldz
rem Qtmss sur Solqe boben miro, CT.
eianete iidl pGbrenn bes S6eiben>
ffieBens in Sort Mott, u. s.. bei
SaIem. Eubert Stsiparb unb oSo9n
3ipton, alpei &anpniere. iparen b4nlt
beidGftist. Elm tdnienb 9funo idnez
res Broieitil aus bem MaQa3in 3u 1e.
ben. ais fieGlepdtortette mad elmer oer
9rpben &anonen brad. 5ipton uno
Stepart oertpideIten iin in Re- 3elte
uno ipurbsn nieoerholt aeosn bic qroBe
&onone gefdleubert, ebe bic Wdftine
an1ehalten fperoen fpnnte. Steparo
erbielt eine. ihpere Wunoe i'm BADEN,
10 boB Der &opf beinabe nbgcrifen
fpurbe. Gin 8ein mar aebroten uno
feine Sdulter sermdImt. 3iptons
8ein tpuroe oe6rpden uno er 1T iilnsrs
lid perleBt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-09-30
g pGitifd g.
@iopus. %. W.. q. "a

Der 3i4ter Barter unb iein pris
bdtiefretdr Wc@auslanb Iinb naa
Nep Yort abqereiit. ND 6trr Garter
bis gum 6reitag psrbIeiben pirb, I'm
fid nit ben partsibduptern gu be-
fbrechen
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-09-30
g 6iff6n a dri6ttn.
Qlndefomntn:

gtp gort. %. Sept. - n2aursns
tiar" pon Glasgow; eRoro &meri:a"
non @enuo.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-09-30

G. 6. 1ameu. elm anaeiebener ticz
ii9er Gei6dfismaun, lit BON einenl
portoricaner Ranens Sole Repelro
ermoroet pproen. Damon fubr in
einem Wa9sn na4 6auie anb in net
gldbe pUn W&aun0Ioa be9sgneten INN
slpei Bprtolicouer unb cine syrou. Gis
ner Der Mdnner nahm 9omen's 9az
terne lpeq. unb ais oieier Ginpenouns
gen mafte. perieBte er ibrn einen MeIs
feriti6. Der 8srtpunbete fubr meter
nad 6onoluiu, itarb aber. ebe er pds
Sofpital erreidts.s Repeiro unb lsin
8ealeiter lpurhen perbdftet.
ct. pouI, Minn., 90. Sept.
Nus 6elena, Mpnt., tpirb eemelbet,
bob bic 2eihe BON &obert @ates, einem
betonnten 8etpobner bon Slatbeao
Gountp. am llfer bes SlpanzSees eez
funhen nurbe. Sein 90rper mics
msbrers 8uqslpuno.n auf.
W den Der ooppeIt.
WaIbinstOn, 90. Sept
Sm Morinebepartement puros be-
tonni ge9ehen. bab Die @o6en oes
S4lu9ti6iffes Connecticut, pels
DIS mor9en in Gep 0ort pom Stoptt
llufen ioa, perbo2pslt ipurosn, neil
Dus Gsriiit einen 6ebler bat, Der bsim
S!opeQauf DerbGngnibpoqe 6ol9en
boz" tonnte. Ob oieier S5ebler bur6
b5SNTle 6dnbe sntitano ooer in Der
dpra t9daen 3uiammenIebung bes
@s,lites bsqriinbet lit. tonnts ni9t erz
mi!telt neroen
8oIitifdes.
9lep Oort. 20. Sept.
Der Rihter Barter uno Der e6e=
malice Senutor Dapib 9. 6iu 5atten
beute cine iGnqere llntsrrebunq.
geip Yorf, 20. Sept.
Der Wanbotton Club beronTtaltete
fir ben Ri6ter Barter elm 9roE.s
6eitmabl. an bem Die Wtitglieber oes
bemotratiiden Nationalcomtes, Die
Mitslieosr bes Barter Contribution
Club" uno an0ere tpai9ehte Demo-
trdten tbeilnabmen. Barter tauld)ie
nit 9aptb g. Sin, 9eIancen J2icon,
DON Surnspprtb aus SSllinois, Ben
iamin Sbe WbeeIer unb 9(aoeren
8ruB unb 9anbi9Ids aus. 0as
9auptqudrtier bes bemofrdtif6tn Ird=
fibenti6aftstanbibaten 1T. 10 oft er
BON nun an Rep 0ort beIu6t i'm
9otel SepilIe gu finoen. Saeqqrt qez
bentt i'm @eiten Elm itdnbiess ncurts
quarter ni6t gu unterbolten. aber
bGbreno Der Wablt 1mpaone pft Sns
biana, Sllinpis urb @iscon7in 3u be-
fu6en. Der 9ii9ter Barter nahm
BEL GbarIes +. Murpbp, bem Better
bon SammdnD 9ol, Elm Gubelfrii6s
itiid ein un0 bate bort cine ldn9cre
Gonferen3.
Ppli3etdefreftgnirte.
MpbiIe, 90. Sept.
Sobn Gafe bat bier bas Qlmt als
poli3eidef nieoergelegt. IS baben iih
aus ieiner Nmtsperipbe ais Steuereins
nebmer aus benz Sabre 1899 in ben
Eednungsbii6ern ongebIia sSeblbss
trdge Oorgefunbeu.
Sum u Nrbtitsmdrtt.
Satbforb Gitp. Snb, 90. Sept.
q. 9. Gone 1T gum 8orfiBenben oer
neu as5iIoeten nationaIen OrqaniIo=
tior Der 6enitergIasi6neiber srtpd9It
tporben.
5inan5 4uspets.