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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-17

DaDOe oOU,UOU VtQllO Sttlltngerne
peo S1afbe 11poen, bpilfet piitno1
er. set rninolte Sal, pil Der oltloa pere
100000 forelpbig elIcr for 1teolf
ufan1popgtige, De Sabine n,eoregneot
/ bette Sal. Oct paoltoaes, at Mus.
lcrne 1n0er Silbagetogct milteoe ben,
neo 10000 Sanger og omfring 200
Stir. JeltifDts. .
Silbagctoget bar for flcre &egi-
menters &e0fontn1el10e antaget &u-
rafter af cit pilo 6lust, og Ser Der.
ifeoe fit % ber Sen pil6eIte Gorpir-
ring. Mfen giennengooe,1oe ipne5
Scr oog at babe berifet nogenlunoe
Sroen; napnlig giel6er bette for
9agtropperne, ienl ifl,l6e beffe GiI.
bagctoget % tage Sts6et al for bele
SGren; Sc iiges at babe opfgrt fig
mpniterpGr0igt ! ollie !6enieenocr.
&ope6ntaslen al 6en rusii1fe Scr
itaar altloa I'll, Sic &asiet, og fore<
lpbig ipnes &uropqtfi,ti at babe NOT
at gisre mes at bringe Sr6en / set
s3aos, ion opltoo neo 5ilbogetoget.
Sans Gone til at foretoge Operatio-
ner bnntn1es pe07 at bn1 fl1n bar ct,
eneite Gi1fprleIsli,1ie, nen1lig Moro
fra, % Sen itaar Jare for at blipe
|afifooret. sssopal,eiernc oerin,oo bar
aobe,t 9ilfsrIcl fra alIe 5ioer % Tan
oerfor bepage Jig iom De bill og on<
gribe, bpor oe fn1oer for goot. Sc
for &opeoier,,bohen1 belt op 40 Sic
Nasict til, % 0en lpnger moo @eit
parallel Ipbel16e .Sem-n1il,-tin 8one,
6elt til be,1S Gn1cpunft, til 9(fbcnpt>
telie. S Set iioIte &ar Daoe bar
aampcn bpilet, ine,, ingen peo mc6
9iffcrbeo, bpao Sapaneicrnc fore
togcr Zig. A)lon suntager, at 6e bar
lat en itor on1gaaenoe 8epegelie Mor6
ON Sic &osict tBGrf mco set Gor.
maol at afifGre Sernbanen mellem
Sie og &arbin, Mllsiernes enelte &C.
,!rptelinie.
9seoerfaset tbds & I 1ounffe 1ruturffiigtt
6rogt Jreosun6erban6l n6lingerne paa
Cole. S @altoags forlpo set iom al.
giort, at 9}uslano BOT fulolt9n6ig
pillig til at lvtte til rtlneltge Tre6s=
forilog fra SsSapa,1s e::ioe, og at Ser
fra forlfiellige @fagter foretoges
Sfri6t til at iperfiettelln6erba olin<
ger; 11c11 Girs6ags meo6elteS fra
St. &etersborg, at oct / ct &rigsraob,
Joni @iiniltcriet % Sen pperite @rtgs>
ltprclic bop6e bolot rnoer &eiierer5
Torleoe, bar beiluttet at &rtgen full
Sc fprtlrttcs, og at ser ifl1l6e ie1t6es
nDe 1orfnrf11irger til @rigslfltep,oo-
ic,1. General &llropatfin bar for
(ongt at blipe til6ogefal6t, bo11S @f=
tcrlnon0 CT el1onn life 11onGpnt, men
pentcs at blipe en al StorfDriterne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-17

ltbbanoringen ooer &ipbenbapn
1901. Otter oen al &iebenbonns 40
liti l,6ginne Horsoperiigt, blep 0el
i alt fra 8pen ifior befororet 1879
lloponbrere. s(f bette elntol bar g.,
383 M}9nb, 5,612 &pinoer, 1891
9renge, 1878 Higer, meoens &jpn.
net life por opgipct for Is. 6ro
8ipbenbopn bar ,SS2, fra set pprige
9onmorf $500; fra 5perige 1,24s
% fra Set sprige llblonb 8,733.
1il Sc 6orenebe Stotcr befororcoes
1890, til Gonobo $50, til s(ultro.
lien $50, til Spoomerifo 15G, til
Spoofrifo a, til sllicn 3G pg til
&eltinoien 5. 0irefte til s(mcrifo
reilte 1O,7t9, opcr Stprbrito,nie.1
6,84S, oner tplfe Same o76 % opcr
lpe,llfe :0aonc 229.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-17

2cje6nsbramb / 9fe,p Dorf. 3irs-
Sag Morgen opltoo Brano ct itort,
lneget branoforligt vGenen1e,1t=
bol1le" sllle,1 Street. 9eitten Nfe,1=
neifcr omfom 6lamu1erne, 40 blep
ioure0c, @raa6pGlen og &oliti og fri
billige 9ie6ningsnen0 frellte monge,
lerlig @9rn, og arbeioeoe lne0 6e1
1terItc DpoSforagt, og mango bleb laa-
reoe unoer &e0niussarbeioct. sSl6el1
aHtages at-t,eeeere f'aai at ses,gasssiiat-,
gems @ronoiifringsmioler par oe11
elenoiglte Torfotning. SIT Torboloc-
tie bar iaale6es, ifploes @iltriftels
YranSfomisinrs 2igegpl6igbe6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-17
Gfterlpfes.

gbriiten 8eter @eoerien, fb6t
/ @gnber &a6fln6. &an6ers Mmt,
Ben 26. SssuIi 1863, beoes benoenoe iig
perionligt eller ffriftligt til Set banffe
&oniuIat i Chicago, i glnleo eoning af en-
|ban tilfoI6en Mrb.
gonil1Iate Of Denl11arff,
50 Dearborn ct, Chicago.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-17
bIandt rand$m&td / Hmerika.
(1stere,.aute suaattus ira ,nasse Raaer. J

+, 8rpllnp. Nfiis Mgnes g. sln6erz
fen, Dotter of v9dnlferen"s &eoof=
tyr, &oltor 81. 80. slnoerien, @lair,
9febr., feireoe s. 3. Marts @rDllup
me6 George @. 2orle,1, Spn of Mr.
% Mrs. 2ors 2arlen, 8eresforo, g.
Daf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-17

Gm 8pmbcefsplpiipn fo,1ot / 2pr-
bags Gteb / ct. @etersborg / ct al
8pe1S 1tgrIte @oteller. Oct a1tage5
at bore ifet at Gonpare, men 6or=
||eperen en- l16len6i,1g4 6ronlfu1ouA
|eller @ngfen6er blep ielp ct Offer
flor gfsploiionen. Joru6en bom
|orabtes Ell Officers @uitr1, ct tilitp-
6enoe &nrelle, og flere @otelgjeiter
Iaare6es. Set m1toges, at fan bar
|tabt @omben ln1oer Smpofl1ing al
fin auffert. Den bar al famine
Stprfe, lom oe,1> 1neo bbilfen b. @leb=
|be og 5torfprlt 5ergil,s bleb orGbte.
bertes ober en- flor @trpfni11g
|of 8Den, % @efolfl,ingen bar rGo-
|ielsilagen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-17

Strejfcn paa SubluaD % Spiba<
|nerne / Seem yorf, iom begDnote for
rige Sirs6ag, er tabt af be 5trei-
fen6e. Set rationale brotherhood Of
locomotive engineers bar me6belt
Sen lofale Mf6eling, ion1 erflere0e
|5treifen> at ben bar begaaet 8on-
traftbrl16 og beororet ben at gienop-
tage Mrbei6et, men bette bar Sen rRg-
tet at giere iom Union; oerino6 bar
en- Mengoe af De Streitenoe enfeltbis
otter iggt Mrbei6e. dlertallet af 6isie
er BOG blebet ofbiite> bla,16t Dem alle.
Meno ober 40 Mar, og set antages,
lat mango &un6re6e Mar6, lom erti
lang Marreffe bar arbei6et paa 8a-
nerne, bill blipe uoen grbei6e. 8one=
|Iiniernes Drift ct MI nogenllnoe re-.
Egelmesfig, ifidnt set bopeoiagelig er.
(npe JoH Der arbei6es me0, og ittge11
itgrre l1lDffer irotrufne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-17

Miniitcr Sweniuns Jaber Spb.
Slpen Slpenlon, Ell al Mimnelotos
Scrritorial= =9ioneerer % Sober til
Sallrit5 g. Slpenion, amerifanif Mii=
::.;i,cr til Gomnarf, er afgooet ne0
7gScn / lit Stem 9scip < Stpcoc1
Iotpnlbip, Mi,n. @on nar 69 s(or
go1nmel % 6soe pl1lblelig lo,n Splge
at ct @iGrtetilfeloe. S>pen Speniol1
por fs6t Sen 29be Mopember 1886
Sollingoal, 9torge, % fom / 1857
meo fin Sober til e(merifa. Sc ne6.
iatte Jig 9ficollet County, Mi1rn.,
bpor Sc bar blanot Sc fprlte bpi0e
@ettlere. San 6eltog &ri9en mos
Sio,,r= =S11oianerne 1862 og nootte
flpgte fra i'm Jorm til ct. ASeter
for life at tlipe brGbt at &p0bltoerue.
Sra Sis til onoeu 6efl9btc Don for
lfjellige lofole Gilliosbperp og repre-,
icntere0e 9eicollet County 2egisla=
tl,ren tSS6-S7. San blep gift
1862. @on efterlooer Jig Gnfe oa
nj 8prn. St1tslenatpr 2ors 5lpel1=
Jon, lom bpbe for ct slor ii6elt @fil1=
ncopolis, pg lom / mm1ge 9lor par
Gen norlfe sSprenebe 3irfes &asierer
bar e.! pngre 8rooer al sen ofoeot
S>pen 'Spc,1l Jon.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-17

9r. g. &ierine, &elcrpluge / sen
hc,1ife @nr, ticnltejprenoe peo @orl1i=
icnslpgeb,,let ct &iebcnbapn, bar faact
Sriop og Mejletillaoeli ie / ca. 3 @tao=
he0er for at tiltrGoe cn &cjlc til Sc
peitinoiife Ger og Sc Soreneoe Stu
ter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-17

Battling" Mclion bar beep11ot
ErGnin9 for sen itore Solmgang,
ban ON fort Sis ifal bape / @an
Groncisco meo 2igbttpeiebt Gbonl=
pion Somes 8ritt. Denne pil rin1e=
ligbis finoe 5teo olIereoe 6enne
@oone6, iffe iom opri,,oeltg, paa-
trnft f9rlt / Mpril.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-17

Mrs, G6ab,uicf fjembt ifpl6ig. Mfi(=~
1ionipinolerifen Mrs. Castle 8. Gbao-
tpicf, bleb 2gr6ags af SurDen /
,Glebelano, g., fie,,ot nfpl6ig" 6en
Mnflage, Der bar rettet MOB ben6e,
ne1nlig @ammenipergelie for at op,
1aa n@ertification" paa Gbecfs, u6>
ite6te paa set Gi6spdnft 90 irgen
@enge fanotes til beroes @re6it. 9ln-
flagen eiolot z forffiellige iaaoanue
&ilfal6e, og BUN fien6tes rifploig" /
Dem olle. 5traffen er enonu lite til
6elt ben6e, og be1t6es Sogfprer bar
forlangt mt Gorbgr. Straffen Tan
blipe $4,000 for bbert @,,ntt eller
2 gars Sengiel, altiaa ialt $4,000
eller IA Mars 6engiel. Mrs. @ba6.
tptcf gab en- itgrre Scene mes 8eibi-
melier og bpiteriife glnfalo tilbeoite,
6a bun bgrte SsSurDens &ienoelie. j
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-17
9Gresjfippcr % 8ascrjomira.

8lonot Sc beltemobige 5fiffelier,
1om roger frem / 8eretningerne fra
9onpifibet ~9eorge"s Gorlis Deo
&ocfall> par cit ltng, 6a11if Ntge.
2auro Eeterlen, ser pe0 tit @fo6 %
ltobol6enbeo biorog / Ell gonlfe pG-
ientIig @rao til, at oen cite @e6-
,,ingsbooo fon lpffcligt / 2ano neo
lil1 foltbare @fenneifelolt. Sun an-
brogte fig ioolebes i 8oooe11, at ben=
oes 9ipg 6anneoe en 8elgebrp0er, for
at @oo6en life lfrl0e blipe fplot, %
bun oeltog ielp 9sni,,gen og font
ncoe MGnoene l1o, l1oar Sc blep moo
lele eller bol0t op ne0 at pie. Sra
Danmorf meo6eles iii, at Miis
2aura &eterier, scr bar facet sniGt=
telie iom 8ogerionfru Dos cit @ager
/ Gbicago, er blebet opto9et iom
2GresmebIem of bonif 5fibsfprerfor-
ening.
$. 6. Muberien Teiterne. Gen
gooe Sten1ning for s. 6. @n6erien
Soften er oabenbdrt 9iltagen6e
blo,,6t olle 2onbets 9anlfe, og 6e
..onore aationer itbtter &anten n1eo
al mulig Sper. De itbrite Setter teg.
ner til at futile blibe @bicogo og
Gno Groncisco. S lt6itnebnte 8D
llutter 6e fleite 6oreninger Jig fam.
men og bar ne6iat en- Gallesfomite,
til at treffe Mrrangementer. Set er
belluttet, at Der ifd afbol6es Ell Sri,
luftsfeit, bba6 10 oe IDffelige Meenne-
ifer i SoIifinslan6et paa 8acificfD-
liten tgr trnffe 6orbere6elier til ollie
re6e paa 6enne Marstto. .@et ifal
goa Igs Glen &arf, ion1 neo 2etbeo
fan ruume 10000 Menneifer. Ser
er 1ale ON, at 6eitens Oberffu6 ifal
gaa til ct s. 6. gln6erien- -Monume,1t,
iom iaa 6alo fful6e relies pan 8br-
1enes 2egepla6s / @olben @ate 8arf.
Sfoleraaoet / Chicago bar beota-
get, at Ser alle 8Deus 5foler ffal
afbolbes s. 6. M116erien Setter Man=
bag s. 3. MpriI, Gftern1o. al. 8.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-17
med Post % CeIegraf.
(H,levesne fra.)

Den fprite Sernbanetelesrafiit ops.
SIP. Mapor af Decat11r> ST., 9. 80.
Gonflin, op0e fioite l1ge. @an bar
tioltgere SSernbamebeienets Sieneite
og bar Ben fsrlte Man0, iom 0irige=
reoe Serubanetogene peo telegrafilfe
Ororer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-17

&ene5nela bor, efter bpao ser for
|lpoer fra 8aibineton, facet en- bpflig
|9!nn1o6ning, Ser 6og bele tit Sno-
|bolo bar ct lllti1natl1n1, om gieblif=
|felig at afgiere fine MellempGrenoer
|meo europGiife geotioner og gjgre
&et og Sfiel / 5pprgsmoaIet om 9ls=
/ bpilfe 11ogle omerifan=
|ife 8orgere er i11teresiereoe. S moo
fiat Galo fan gepl1blife11s &pIt i1oen
lang Sis pe1te fig 8eibg af forifjel-
|lige Il. g. @lfa6rer af &rigsiftbe, ion1
mi er itotionere6e fl,n ct Nar 9ages
|@eila6S fra &ene5uela, og bpis lam=
le6e StDrfe beleber Jig til 12 5loglft=
be og S &rD6iere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-17

& moo &jpotrniten. 9et poa-
1taoes, at ser al Sc u6el1for @jp6tru=
iten }taoel1oe 5lagterier / 0iiote11 al
oenne Moone6 bil blipe begp,1ot en-
&rtg pao &nipe1 moo Slagterierne I
&onbi11ottonen. 9. 20. sMor!S be-
gpnOer Sen fcocrole @ranojurp @bi>
cago fit llnoeribgelie af Sr1titens
TorDol0, og ontrent paa iamlne Si0
til 6e uafbGngige 5lagtere begDn6e
oeres &annp. Sc bar te9net fig for ell
|Gnm of 3 Mfillioner Dollars til
@rigsu0gifter. @n beltemt Hlan for
&ompen menes lagt, men bennes Git
feltDe6er ct cnonn lite fienot.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-17

Sprpr Mormonftrfen. @n be-
'fie,1ot Mormon, Meoaftpr al rSalt
2afe 9rtbune" ftp. Sorbunbsienator
s.. S. Cannon, ct blebet u6ltgot al
Mormonfirfen ifglge -@eIlutning at
Biifoppernes &oa6, for6i ban / Ste
6aftionsartifler bopoe rettet 9lngreb
moo @irfens b6ieite Mutboriteter. @11
onoen al @irfens melt bbititaaenoe
Manb, 6. M. 5mitbnaits al Sgben.
Ser eier Statens itgrite nafb9ngige
Egngros 6orretning, bar ! otsle Dage
Il ct aobent 8rep til fin 8iifop be.
F}fDl6t Mormonfirfens &rRii6ent, So
|lepb S. 51nitb, for at bore nififfet
ftiI at ppre @eftens 2eoer, i6et ban
|bar frataget Ben itore Masie at Mor'
1nonfolfet fri Gale og fri Sro, bar
1leoet @irten bort fra fit b6je Mual.
Eu6gper religi6it GDranni, orpber al
(&anoel sfonfurrence mellen 4irfena
| % pripate an6elsforetagenoe oib
1gmitbpoite blep iaainart ban babot
offertliggiort fine 8eifplo oninger, i1to.
falot for giffoppernes gaao og pil
|blipe anflaget for Jrafalo % l1friite
lig 9ptrnoef1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-17
1taf6engisbco for &9ilippinerne.

1tafbensisbco for &bilippimerne.
is politiife &re6le / 6orbun6sboDe0z
|1to6en gaar Mpgter om, at &rGiioent
'@ooiepelt benter I 2pbet al 4 Mor at
gibe Hbilippinerne @elpltpre: gto=
gen beite1nt 8aiis for bette &pgte gi<
,bes life, men set TANNER Diltnof frd,
lat &rtgsminilter Saft / CONNER oil
|afleg9e ct 8eldg paa 9erne, og at Ell
|bel @fibslo1ning &ongresmGn6 bill
IIeologe bon1. Set sS1btrpf, 6isie &ei=
|ien6e faar, bentes at blibe 6et 9lfgie=
renoe for 9ernes politiife nermeite
Tremti6. Set er bog lite Meningen,
at Mmerifonerne bill tr9ffe fig belt
bort fra 9erne, lelb ON 6er gipes Dem
|@elpitpre borgerlig @enieenoe; Der
|bil olti6 blipe omertfanife Sropper
pan 9erne, og Il. g. bil ligeleoes be-
boroe for Slaaoebaiis / aiiatiffe Gar-
[bon6e &abnen be6 gabite, ser bar to-
ltet Sc 6or. @tater l1maa6elige Cunt
mer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-17

Sobn s. @allaee, 0peringenigr
|peo slnlggget af Honama &analen,
|pentes at billie faa Mpnoigbe6 lom
pperlte 2c0er al 6oretogcnoet, ser
fun bor &rnii0enten oper Jig. Scott
efter bom &onm1oo fo1nner @enc<
raj Dabis, Wnberngr, oper &anal5o=
nel1> og 8. 9. Yarlons, Ell gfelp Oorf
Mr. @alloce Del1tes at
'bille fao fit ltonGbnelle, loa mart
5el1otets Gfstroieslion CT oplplt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-17

9ancbob 6pjifplc, Ipler, Miinn.,
pil antagelig, efter bpao 5oritanoe=
ren, &altor 81. amuOlcn, lneooeler,
iffc 9ommer faa nogen Somrner,
Higelfole, ba for foa Glcpcr far melot
Jig. 9Sigeifolen pil ga begpnoe l..
September. S Somner foretager
&oltor &1r10len lne6 Golnilie cit &eiie
It'll 0oa1lnorf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-17

@n 9annebro9sfcit. S 9lnle6nine
of SEN oanife 9te>p Dorf &rnit 9f. sln=
oeriens lloneonelie til 93i6oer al
9onnebrog ofbolotes forrige Girsoae
EFT 8onfet til 9gre for bam / &otel
ct. George 8rooflpn. 9en oanif.
fp6te Eoitor g. 81. Garltenlen par
Sooltmalter, og Sale1 for 9gres.
gieiten bolotes of &o1tor 81. 9. 2ilia.
Sprinoelig nar Set belten1t, at Sacob
81. giis iful6e boloe oenne Sale,
men ban blep forbi1toret;; 6erirnoo
ieaote ban ct 1ncget ouerfien6clt6e
Brep. Geo @oroct bo1otes cit Mnffe
Soler ON forIfjelli9e Gmner, % Ser
in6lgb 2pfbnlfninsstelegramm fra
mango oniete 9anife rltnot om 2o11-
Set
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-17

Gn @racr i ct bpit Gmbebe. Siege
rem GbaS. g. 9lnocrion, en- rig og oll-
1et Torretningsman6 9fetp Sort, er
|af &reii0ent &oolebelt 1unepnt til
bDerlte SploembeosmonD uet Di-
ltrift, iom i1hbefatter SEEM Dorf.
Sperfen fra Sen republtfan1fe 8orti=
Organization eller fra 5e,1otet reiltes
SS1r0ben6inger moo l1onppnellen. Mn=
oerlon bar Sro for at pere el1 l1leo-
nonlig begopet og 6Dgtig Ma,16, Ser
!alorig trenger fig frem> men oog bar
,en betp6elig ssS116flp6el;e, oglaa / re-
|publifanife politiife &reoie.
10000 Smmisranter iiges i oisie
Gage at bere u16erpeis fra europe
life Sapne og pentes at billie lanbe /
Seem Sort 2pbet af 10 Gage. Miio-
ten of Marts er ie6ponlig Sen 3io,
oo oen iterfeite S11opan6ring finoer
@teo. slf oen tpife ug irife Snopa,1-
bring er c. so Yrocent unge %iger>
ser ibger &usorbei6e, 70 @rocent al
oen italierife S116bon6ring bil gaa til
sSernbanearbeioe / set Srore of 2ou=
Oct, til bbilfet gfteripprgielen Mor
er itgrre ems inobanlig. 0gian 6el1
ifanoi1apiite Snopanbring pentes at
blipe l1iG6bonlig flor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-17

@aitor .. S. Heoeriem, @utbon,
@inn.,- tioli9ere / ma,,ge 9lar &relt
for 9cn oonlfe airfes Mct,igbco
Spler, Minn., bor / &inter / lnn=
gere Sis bnret meget ipg, ioalebeS
at man bbert 9ieblif pcrte6e @fter-
retningen ON bans 500. S SC iio,
1te Tiger er ser 5og inotranot en~be<
tpoelig 8eortng.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-05-23
THE GREENSBORO REUNION

The board Of managers Of the next
reunion. to be held at Greensboro in
the fall,ar going to make it a grand
success if hard work and energetic ac-
ton can do so. The first gathering of
his kind two years ago was such q
success that the managers feel eI.cour-
aged to attempt greater things for the
next and every North Carolinian
should wish them God speed. They
have on the programme for the neAr
meeting the attendance Of President
Roosevelt and Speaker Cannon. Il Is
more thar likely that the president will
attend. He has declared his intention
to visit the south Atlantic states in
the coming fall and on his way fur
thre south to stop at two Oh three
North Carolina towns. There wouid
be no more appropriate occasion for
him to visit the Old North state thar
when she is having a reunion of her
former children and their descendants
who have years g migrated to otnef
states seeking to better their condition.
There the president will meet men
from all sections of the country who
come together to do homage to the cid
mother state. He will meet at one
time the wheat growers and the corn
planters of the great northwest, the
cotton planters of the far south, The
of sugar cane and rice of the
lower Mississippi, men gathering from
all sections of the country-true Amer
leans, claiming one ancestry, descend
ants of the old sturdy North Carolina
stock. BY all means let's have he
president and as many other northern
men to attend the reunion as posi-
BILE. They they will learn more about
the sturdy yeomanry of the south than
they could gain by reading thousands
of pages or by many flying trips on OK
press trains through the country.
These reunions should be made a per-
manent annual feature. 1t is good for
the people of the state to meet once
a year, ever if there should be no at
tendance of the sons and daughters
who years ago have sought homes else
where. The whole state should unite
with the people of Greensboro in max
ing these reunions a success.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-05-23

Charlotte is unique. She is now
pouring oil on her streets to quiet the
disturbances in the dust line. There
is virtue in oil. and the oil of gladness
is good to pour on d~iscordant people
and oUeIl their unrest and disuuie-
tude.-Durham Sun.
If the Durham Sun be correct in the
above it might be well for some of our
Wilmington people to try a oil bath.
There is no telling what calming and
soothing effect it might have.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-05-23
COULDN'T oUrw1r PARENTS
Marriage License for Young Couple
Taken AWAY on Adyices From the
Girls Father-Family Poisoned by
Strawberry Short Cake.
Especial to The Messenger.l

Goldsboro, n. c., May 1S.-In her
lhour of triumph this morning when
lshe thought that she had outwitted her
parents, Miss Annie L. Boyette, from
Inear Lucama, was doomed to disap-
..pointment and despair. She came to
the city ON the early train this morn
ing with an escort by the lame of
iCobb. The first thing she and her es-
Icort did was to 60 straight to the Of
Ifice of the register of deeds. That Of
Ifcial was not at his Office at I o'clock,
land so they had to wait for some time,
much longer than they wished, for
Ithey intended to secure license and
return to Wilson on the 74O train. At
tier waiting for some time Col. Wash
Iington, the efficient assistant to the
Register, showed up and the young cou-
iple proceeded to tell their business.
lCol. Washington made the usual inqui-
lries and the license was issued. In a
lshort while the register showed up
with a letter in his hand forbidding
!him to issue license to anybody to mar
Try Annie l.. Boyette. The letter came
from the young lady's father, and
lstated that she was not eighteen years
Iold. The register secured the deputy
lsheriff and put him in search of the
couple. They We're found and the IL
license taken away from them. The
lyOung lady seemed very much disap-
lpOinted and said that her mother told
lher yesterday that she was eighteen
land that she thought that her mother
fought to know. The young man who
lcame with Miss BOyette to the city was
mot the one that she intended to mar
Try. The wOuld-be-grOOm, whose name
lis James B. Gardner, had gotten off
!the train at Pikeville, where he in
TENDED to have a minister in waiting
when his bride-tO-be returned with the
license. Their plans We're completely
frustrated and it is not known what
Icourse they pursued. They might have
igone to Kinston or to Smithfield and
isecured license this afternoon.
Mr.. George c. KOrnegay, cashier of
the National bank, of this city, and his
entire family suffered a terrible ordeal
last night from eating strawberry short
Icake. They were all poisoned from
ltyrotoXicon in the cream. Soon after
and soon the whole family was pros
trated from the effects of the poison.
IThey had a terrible time until late at
might. Mr.. KOrnegay was not able to
be at the bank this morning, and other
Imembers of the family, are still quite
feeble, their many friends will be glad
Ito know that they are all considered
Iout of danger.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-05-23

Opinion of Interstate Commerce
Commission on Matter Submitted to
it for Arbitration.

Washington, Nay 1S.-The inter.
Estate Commerce Commission today, in
la lengthy opinion by Commissions!
IProuty, announced it's decision IN the
"differential freight rate case,'' :nvolv.
ling the Seaboard ~diferentials as be.
tween New York, Boston, Philadelphia
land Baltimore. The case was submit.
tied to the commission for arbitration
Iby all of the parties interested.
The findings Of the commission is
with the respect 70 d~ifferentials on TX.
port traffic, first, that the differentla.
lper hundred pounds below New York
lon flour, all rail and lake Inc rail
SHOULD be reduced to two cents a. Bal.
fillmore and one cent at Philadelphia;
lsecond, that the existing differential:
ion ex-Lake grain from Buffalo, Erie
land Fairport should be reduced te
lthree-tenths of d cent per bushel be
low the rate to New York, and be al
Ilowed both to Baltimore and Phila'iel
lphia; third, that otherwise the presel'
Iexport differentials should remain ir
force.
By agreement with all parties do,
Imestic traffic was left from considera
ition. For that REASON no opinion wa:
Expressed concerning the relative rate!
lon import traffic.
Commissioner Clements filed e Gis
Isenting opinion opposing the fixing O.
Iany differentals by the COMMISSION il
this case.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-05-23

We see from The Economist that N
Elizabeth City man has perfected a
most useful inve1tion-a nail driver.
We know that there will be a rush for
this new machine. There is not a wo-
man in the land who should not have
me-. Beyond the great saving that
this machine will make for carpenters
and other mechanics, just think nov
many women will be saved from bruis-
ed thumbs and fingers in hanging pic
lures and doing other household tinker
ing by the use of this machine. 1t will
reVolutionize the laying of carpets and
the lacking down of mattings. With one
of these machines in the house, the
husband can, with a clear conscience
so to his Office OF house cleaning day
and leave to his wife the putting down
Of the winter carpet Or the summer
mating and the mailing up of the cur
tain fixtures, to say nothing of the Pc
riodical change-just for the sake of
clange-of the nails driven in the wallis
On which to hang the family portraits
-anlarged photographs and crayon
drawings. This new machine lis a god
send to the man of the house.