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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-06-02
Sein Snmpnthieitreif.

llem Yort, I SUM.
Die bieIigen 6ubrleute, BON penen
SO Der Union angeb0ren, baben be-
f9loiIen. BON einem SbmpatbieItreif
gu GunIten Der Gbicagper 6uhrIeute
absuIeben, molIen a6er bic Streiter
nit $500 tGglid, gu tpel6em 3ped
bic $4,000 fSubrleute nit ie 3 Gents
tGoIih beIteuert merben ipllen, uns
terItiiben. 8ishsr lpuroen 81 bieiem
3ped nur $1,000 tGgIi6 hergegeben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-06-02
GSamilicnifanOal.
Snn9cr Wann itiehlt @clb nuo iuidl-
tige sSamilicn6riefc, I'm &Ortbeile
an crlnuden.
Sn erlnngcn.
9Seln 1orf, /. S

.telp yort, l. SS1tnt.
Sir bic Wieoererlaneung elmer
@n5abl 8riefe, Die aus Dem Slider
beitsihrant elmer bieiigen reiden 6o>
Mile geitoblen puroen, lit cine Be
lpbnung BON $4,000 ausgeieBt pors
ben. Wlit bieiem Oiebitabl ioG elm
Sfdnoal berbunoen Iein, oefen 9ep@
Dffentlidung man unter dlIen llmitGnz
ben gu perbinoern iu4t unb eIeid5eiz
fig fol es rem 9ieb gelungen iein, ne
benbei nod 100000 gu erbeuten. QuS
benz @erIuit Der @eIper bate man iih
ongsbIid nidt piel gema4t, aber Der
Oieb-uno bieier Ioq Der % Sabre
oIte @o6n bes Sauies fein-foI bic
Briefe ais Ginifdi6terungsmittel Be
nuben. einmal, I'm nod mebr @elo
gu erIdngen unb barn, I'm bic GintpiIs
Iigung gu Der 6eirath nit einem Mdos
den gu er3pingen, bas Der 6umilie
ni6t gene6m lit.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-06-02
NlaRreacInna.
Berlin, I. SSltni.

N"IItFIFf l. N1iTFFfs
3ds Mdqoeburoii6e 9rdgonersRes
qiment ylr. 8 in Dieosnbofsu tduTht
am /. suli nit oem acknowledgment
a6niQ 6umbert oon Stalien q. Sur
beiii6es) ylr. 13 in Mains bic @ayuis
ion. Iies gift ais StraiueJiebIng iur
bic 6uidteu uno Ite6t na6 aagemejnsr
2tnnobme i'm ,3uiomnlenbauge nit rem
ieiner3eit Qemeloeteu Setbitmoro bes
Qeutnants 1ieB. Der nah ieinen bins
terlaiienen 2tuf3eihnun8en ourd nie
fFlehte 90 dnblunQ be- Gbsriten b.
8lumeni6al in BEN 3oo getrieben
tpurbe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-06-02
oIns hcm 6interhnlt.
nlnhile. Q[ln Nlin

Wtopue, NlQ., !. NSllflt.
Der farbigs SheriffsgebiIfe Cabin
Gibbs purbe aug bem 6interbaIt err
19oIien, ais cr ii4 uui Dem Weae no4
Mobile befdno. nm einen6dftbeie6l ges
gen BEN gleqer Grenibap 5u eripirtsr.
Sin Mtann, pelAer Cribs bssleitete.
nabm oas Ge.1tbr o.s Grmorb'ten unp
i9ob @reniAdn Der bic 5bat osrii6t
bate uno iih iliitten poa:e, nieoer.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-06-02
Sic Ganitn6lc.
Q}elp 0orf. /. oStn

gfelu gorf, /. 9Sltni.
9ie 9irettoren Der equitable Qife
Mfurance Societn periammelten iih
gegen W}ittaQ. I'M ben 8eri6t beg unz
eriu4ungsausidufes entgegen gu nsbe
men. Sin Yertreter BON Wiarp q.
Younq BON Sdratoga mar i'm 8or3ims
mer. Inn mebreren 9irettpren 8orIdz
hunaen Su3uitellen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-06-02
A0tuu.L III, /
}lr l)od)2eit.
SIR GjroBiiirit SSlaOimil
bat OrmSaiirr ab0ti6ricbcn
B(Ci6I in 81. geIrrS6urg.
6roefiirit 2lIitaeI pertritt ibu.
gerIin n gPni.

QettIH, Ol. UtQt.
Der @rnBfiirit Nlaoimir tommt
ni6t CUR 0o63eit oes Sronprin3en
5rieoricb Dilbelm pie friiber anges
tiinoigt mar. sine Depelde 1T pon
ct. petersburg eingetroffen, in Der
ooriiberNc0ancrn ou9qeiprohen, aber
geiagt miro. 0aB Der @roBiiirit 5n
fronf it, nm eincn 9eiuh in Berlin
81 modem. lmo oltBeroem bin3uge.
fiiqt miro. ooB Der Grobiiirit nab.
reno Der ndddien 3eit III Ct ReterS.
burg 81 bIeiben piinid)t Inn an ben
@cratblmQcr Ser Gcgierln9 tbeiI5u.
nebmen Ger @roBiiirit Q}ihoeI uno
oie@roBiiiriiin @nulouna meroen Die
@eitentc ocs uiiiidler aoiicrS na6
Werlin bril0en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-06-02
@ridjcni Oco l'apitcs.

Rom. 81. W1i.
Der Qapn BAT per 0erogin Gt,,lis
BON Uledlsnburq Sdmerin als 6o4
seitsgeideut Elm prdftiQes Uioiait6i.o.
bic Nerp9uoiung bariieGeno, uno ds
nen t5ratulations6riei 1cididt. Gr
tat apf ein C3liitluuni4i6rsi6en on
zen 9oiier Ui'6em qsi6idt. I1s
8tiheui auo osr 9yiti uerDsn burt
beH G1rtinai @opp, fiirnbiitoi pln
gresI1u iiberreif, lprben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-06-02
Nlollllanicn eci:ortcn.

Berlin. |. 1Sliilt.
Der betannie Sdriftite0er 8albuin
M0aboufeH lit i'm 81. Gebensiahre
bier Qeitprben. Mollbduien unterndbm
breimal Idnqere 3eiien mad 2lmerlta
au inbuitrieaen uno rpiiienlflaftlihen
3peden uno hinterlieB niAt peniger
als 100 gGnoe RODellen uno Romane.
BON benen iebr OieIe in ben 9sreini9ten
StoQteu Ipielen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-06-02
SoirbnnfS in 9surtInnb.

loril110. Are., 81. Wt1t
Ger QieQraiioeut 6airbonfs unb
Se'ien C5attin lan1ter nit Der Dor.
tpieoeno ni5 aonqreBnbqeoroneien
beitehe1on Felie1eie1itoft bier on.
lu16 Sic @dite luur0cu rom Musiiel.
Iuraspr5iioeutcn 3. ~ Soobe uro
einer qiirdcrotoroutn1 am Union.
mobnhofe iran0lit be1riibt. =, T.
bnnfs aeoenft sic 9aris. rno GIari.
9lusItclim1 NIT fierIider gniprdde
~ ero'fnen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-06-02
@rnciucla.

Caracas, g.. Wdi.
Ter ousndrtige 0dnbet NIT 8enes
suela in Shiffen pm tpenioer ois 10
9pnnen 1T perboten. Gs ppyber
QroBe @orbsreitunQen qetroifert um
bie am %. Mai itdttgeba5!, 8aht nea
@eneroI Gaitro als fonit;tutioncCtr
4rdiioeui iiir iehs Sabre 5u ieiern.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-06-02
(SnOe Der sSebSe.

Wtdribda, NO, 1 Suni.
Ger ebemalige Stoatsienator 6.
G. Wfartini puroe bon Dem Reoat.
teltr Der democrat 9feips" Charles
@otterion, our6 einen Sd)uB tootIid,
pertmlnoet. Seit langer 3eit berrihte
Seinoid)aft 5ruiihen oen @eioen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-06-02
GbrluEafeit.
Berlin, 1. S5li.

WetItn, I. l5lIlll.
Der friifere CberIeutnant DeHeI
ipuroe pom arieqsgeri6t in 3born
pegen Betruqes uno llnteriblagung 3u
einem Sabre @eidrgniB OsrurtbtiIt.
@eTel itebt betanntli6 inter benz 8ers
bo6te. miliidrii6e gebeimniHe an
Grantreic6 periauft AT baben. Gr
tpurbe bon sItalien inoeB nur aut
gruno ter getruQsdntla9e aus9eIiss
fert unb oementIpre6sno projeftrt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-06-02
@ir cS idlciut, mar cS anf baS 2e6en
Oes N0nias NIiUniO abaeiehen.

F1tis Nmi.
9tls oer triiioent SonbH lmo Der
itouil }.'onio i'm 9dtteruddJt Die
Sper uerlieBeH lUur0e cine GTplo.
lion lchou. &e0er Der aonig nod
Der 4ruiloctt muroen nerIegt. Gin
Wiam wur0e uerhGiiet.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-06-02
Sckrrtar sMortoll
rclIonirt.
&irO ijdD griddfhi6 in
Ntm YOrt bCtDriligrr.
On Ger uNIergrmO6a6N.
Ger GrGiiOcmt GooIcpclt fat mit9e.
tBcilt, Dag er Charles 5,SOnnparte
5um gIadlfulgcr WiortUnS ers
nGnnt bat.
On Ger llNIergrmO6a6n
Gritt Oas 2tmt am |. 3uIi an.

@ai6inQton .. g.. 1. 2lni.
Nah elmer llnterreoung nit herr
prdfibenten, pelhs iiber Inc 5tunos
bauerte. ertldyte Der M}arlneIetretdr
Mtorton, odB er mabrI6einlih am l.
Suli itin 2(mt nieoerlegen lperoe. ltez
Der ietnen mutbmaBIiGen 9ta4fc'1er
tpollte er ni6ts idgen. bod gab er gu
beritehen. baB Elm ipI9er bereits aus
srpGhlt lei
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-06-02
rnoior Spooncr.

TEN Qo.. ~ NC.
Tsr Gtn1tor Spoonsr gcn Wis n
Fn6 mar gaFd9ier du' oeri 1ampisr
.Gt.anic~ Der 06ite Stdr qinit. ols
berIsl6e na9 elmer itiirmii9su Rsiis
beuts BON Qiperbr1l eintroI.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-06-02
MieScrucracltnna.

WlaniIa, / SUM
Die 6intiii6e 6anosIstdmntr bat
bsI6lpTen. i'm Gintldng nit ben ais
neIiiHen gertra9sbdfsn hi. ameritdnis
Ifen Udaren gu bontottsn, um oas
burt ntosn oss 2tusIdIisbunesOers
truqs R1ts sll iiben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-06-02
glnaaeluieien.

Berlin. /. S5itni.
Nus Tiliit, Wemel uuo Gumbinnsn
Tnb iiber 500 Ruiieu per Sbub iiber
Sic @reule 1ebtldt moroen. getreHs
Der G}riinoe Der unsrlpartsten WtaBs
rtqel 1T nibts betduut ae1sbsn rporosn.
Uttcutat?
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-06-02
dlnneniener

warroao, Uinn., 81. QQai.
Tas 8eidditsbisdel bcy Staot
buros burh 5eusr fait ooaia 3eriiort.
Ger geriuit bsjiiiert ii4 aHnd1erno
nnf S1500OO
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-06-02
IN le6cn0ia heransaebradt.
gbeeluicien.
Ger BOnuerneur bewilligt circn gEnf'
idJnb sur glnrufnnG Ocs SnnSes'
Ehrrneridlts.
MfontpelIer. gIt.. I. 5lll

Mf0ntpeIIler. III, I. SullI.
Ser Sberri9ter Roip,1 bom Gbers
itaotsgeri6t bat fih sstu'ieert, Der
6rou Marn SO. Ro1srs, bic ipe9en Or
morbung ibres Gdttsn gum Sooe Dsrs
urtbeilt puroe, einen nsusn 9ro5eb sn
bsipiuigen. 8a9sgsn ertldrte Der
goup. Bel, odB er einen 9ui6ub Der
Sirrihtuno bspiuiqsn pore I'm orr
0srthsioigsrn Gjelegsnbeit gu eeben.
ben 5au sinem Ridter o's gunSes.
pbsresrifts cor3ulsgsn. De- Gntihtis
oune bss Rihters Ropsn 'riolss
iOmmt tirs gunoesirose ni6t IN BE.
trobt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-06-02

Scppner. Ore, / Srri.
Sn Rbs1. etpd y WlsiIen bon bier.
srtrdnisn 5rau ). Y. Ruusmoisr ure
ibr 9inn, icruie 3lpei ainoer bes 6srrn
q. q. Cor inioi1s zines Wolisnbruas.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-06-02
9ie Scaclfnbrt.
lie mciittn Suute unnmcbr alndIidJ
am 3icle eiusctrUifen. @alballo
orittes Boot.
ScilD= SnieIn 81. Mc


SciIlD= Synieln 81. Wdi.
Qie ergliide S5ad)t o8olbnlla",
tpeI6e ii6 ebsnFaas an Der Bettfa6rt
nm BEN 9diisrpotaI bet6eiliote, rpuroe
beute Wlorqen 20 Wlsilen Iiibmsilib
ppn bier geiihtet.
Qiperpoot, 81. Wdi.
Ger britiI4e0ampFer .@ancouDer"
fpelber heute bier anldngts, traf am
%. 5. Otis. oie s5adlt .Gnopuiou"
inter Dem IS. uno ole 25od)t .Sun.
beam" inter Dem 81. 2Gu1enara0e.
glpmoutb, 81. Mai.
Ger 9lmpfer ,0euti6lanb" mel
der beute bier antom. traf bic Sadt
,lltopana", Gigentbum oes 6errn
QQiion 2trunour, 435 Uleien tpeitli6
ppn 2i3aro.
Sout6dmptou, 81. Moi.
Die omsritnniIfe Sd9t yQttantic"
nelte ben 9diierpreis genann, fam
beutt Dlorgen bier an uno boIo fam
mette Tid cine qroBe WeniHenmenle
an 6afen, nm bic Siegerin gu benuns
Bern. Der (figentbiimer Didon Wnr-
aal ertldrte, odb ber qrobe GrioIg
b5'oncers tsr ousge3eifneten 5iibrun9
bes 01yt. g--~ }u8uidreiben Isi.
GiGp 3nfeln, 81. Mai
5mt, Na mittaq tur3 Dor ll6r
mur0r 9dt.. GEonr'0u" 10 Qtet.
Ter loii@ on bier 9eiidiet.
6ylgcu Der 5dliadt
Berlin. n. mai.
9os ,.3das6tati" idqt. bdE rie bent
de Regieun9 bei6loiien bat. be
Drobe Jes #a.ltQeH ~ aoadale, mel
de uutsr osm geHsauiqten 5ioitenproa
gramm aasiiiaraag Qelaugen BON
1920 Joureu 1ai 5000 gonns0
III erb0heH. u'n nsn Sdiiien Qafri,ds
uub C5roHariiauuieus an g3ahrpecs
brdH1uu1 a'eif3uitehen
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-06-02
eSn 0cratbnlid.

It 4tIEtaUHTW I. 1S0EII.
8er Gruit ber Gage. pelde ouu6 bic
3erTt0runQ Der ruiIiIdeu 8Iotte qes
fhaffen 1T, maht fi4 in arstojeSelo
in oollem llmtor7, gelteno. Der 9ai.
FER bat feline 9aHilienanqcb0rigen I'm
fi6 perIammet. I'm 3u berdtben, mel
der QQeQ iebt eiu}u'tldaen lit. Ga
lie1t uift nur bic fy1qe Dor, Oh ber
qrieQ fortgeIett oner seuoiqt iperben
inf, iontcrr e. ioa auh Elm geiflub
fiber bic Misunderstanding Der Sim
terufunq elmer 9olisDertreilng ge'abi
merben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-06-02

lunQ lpfpr1 etu3eruten luer0en mun,.
n9er3u9", i6IteBt has 9latt, ,ndre
ber1on9niBpeu. RuBlanos 9an3e 2Jns
teIi9sn3 unO 6dbigtett 1T notbptnpia
nm Der tommencen Sriiis ipirtiam Die
Spite bieten 3u t0nnsu.
o2iitot" ihreibt;
per arieQ beitdti9t bic 2ebre, ouB
@r3iebuna, quite Regieruuq uno iSrei-
belt itets oen Sieg iibcr lhluiiicnbcit
W|iBpirthfhaft unb Deipotismus pQ-
nontrdqen.
.Stpiet" bemertt:
nNir oiirien niat I'm 9oIleSbreitp
ipeihen. ion0ern tdmpfen unD lit e.
niht gu WaiTer. bann gu Qdnoe. Sin
unebrenhdfter SSriebe niiroe Rubldnc
IN Die Reihe Der Nldhte speiten Rans
ae8 suriidifisben."
Ger Srcnscr 8rumobui.
st. Eeter9burQ 81. Mai,
1 llbr 80 9tQdIm.
Die QIonlirolitGt be5eidluct oie92el.
6lmg 0es 2on0oner yGaln grpreB"
oIs unpabr, oaB Der gSlaonpoitofer
areu5er .@romoboi" nit Der @e.
iabung BON 500 W1onn 3u 8rlmoe
gegangen iei. Bon Sem @eleblsba.
Der oes Gdiffes, aapit0u @rltiiiFon.
trof qrlteru 9tbcno cine Mcl0unq Elm.
bic unf6einenb mitteIF Juntsntelps
gruphle noh 8laoilpoitot oepeldiri
mor0en mar. Ser Gi5ea0nliral
SfrpoIom. Ser Iih Ser Webbing SIT,
folge an 8oro Der .@roHoboi" be.
fl1noen boben ioa, ipeiA sur 3eit in
ct. @cterSburg.
Ser .@romoboi" berIieb oen 6u.
fen bon @laoimoItof om Somitoge,
fobaIo Die N}eloung cintrai. Sob Ser
9onliraI 9foihoieitpensfp 0ie StraBe
bon 9orea erreiht babe 2ie A6ni.
rolitdt peigert iit) aber, mit5luheilen,
ob Der areu5er ali Dem &un1pie t6eil.
nabm o0er niht.
Gin SddSelbrudi.
Naibiugton, 81. U2ai.
Sos Stadtsietretariat empfing aug
Sotio nahleberbe 9abelhepeIde:
rRoIhoieittpenstp leibet an einem
Sddoelbru9, Der eine Operation notb-
tpenoiQ maft. Gein Qeben lit nidbt
in ernlter 0efabr. Die @eTammtpers
lutte Der sSopaner betragen: 8 5orpeoos
bopts au @runbe gegan9en; 8 Gffi3iere
tpot: 200 mann tobt ober perpunoet."
Serbeimlidluns.
Ct. PETERSBURG, 81. Mui.
Die 0epeiden bon Der 6ront mel.
ben, bah ben Manni6uften Der ruTis
fHen SeIoarmee in Der Manoi6urei
nod feline Uiittbeilunq BON Der Hicbers
la9e Roi5oieitpen5t9S gemoft NOR
BEN lit. Die ruiIiiten Splooten bofs
Ten nod duf einen Seeiieg.
Wcbr Gin5cl6citcn nbcr Die SdIIndt.
9otio, 81. lPai
GoB fidl ser fuiiiihe 9l1nirol
Holholeinpeu5tu ut iapaniid'cr
3riegsgefmigendo' bein0ct. Aornu
1T Jest tein 3mciieI acbr Gr bat an
Der Stirn, oen Qeual ln0 i'm Giden
@unOcn nabouaGe lHL oic n6cr
nidt lebelsQci0rdh imo Ter
9'i3e16nira gioe lam ioQ 0cn
SeIoelltoo fiir3 &Hrlano acitorb.r
iein
Cb Der arcBer Scmtihua pie
Dies gcmcIoet mur05 tbotiddllit ne.
iunfen tit bat bi.d uidt fcitorit i
merocn founcn. t Fan}crfrel}cr
vIurora~ ltn0 .4mo}" io0~a ait'
Dem UlcwcaQumbe lteqen. Ter nuh
oieie D|elolu9 III uf nidu itdtiQt
(Gie Alma5" III H3terlpcilc in 1trrs
beidld0iQtem 3uins0e IN 9 la0upo,
itof ougeIolgt 9.e0 DER &eo
NUllen bic EtiIippincn MD
rl;n, 81. Ulai.
Der &orrsiponIe ber .75rantfurs
ter ,3eitun9@ in 9raHel mo4te in elmer
unterreoung nit e lapnniiden @s
ionoten tn 4slgisu state, oenie ben
ouf bic ameritaalid, 1spei6e ouinet.s
Jam, ponab in osu 9er. Staaten bic
4niidt serbreitei 2 adB bic ,Sapaner
bic 4egnobme tsr ,iiippinen ,5uie.n
bsdbii6iio!eu. Der tilnpie ermioerie
bdB nidu bic R.ief 9eredti1una }u
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-06-02
9cbenoig begraben.
25 9lrbcitcr bird cincn GrSrntid in
eincm Sunuel uerid;nttet.
Wf0ntr0ie, Colo. I. S5ltni

W}ontroie. Colo, 1. SS1tni.
Mebrere 2lrbeiter, man ipriht por
4 bis 10, buben i'm 0unnifon 5un=
mel, pel6er gum 4bFii6ren Der 8epdIs
Ter bes GunniIon Ripers mad bern
llncpmpbagre 9bol bient, ibr 2e6en
b.rlpren unD e8 6eibt, baB 25 2eute
infulge zines GrbrutI6es begruben
purben unp baran perbinoert iino, ber
Sunnel gu perlalIen. Ran beriu4t
iebt, burb Ginpumpen frifder Cuff
bds 9eben Der 2eute gu erbdlten.
9ie 9e1rdbenen itehen iniofern nit
Der QluBenpelt in @erbinbung, uls tie
burh S9ldqe aegen bic 2uftr6bre
Elm 2ebens3eifen bon fih eeben.
2t lebcnOis beranssebraft.
W}ontroie, Colo, 1 Syitri
Gs nuroen q Der bur6 einen Grbz
rutI6 i'm 3unnel begrabere gtrbeiter
unp.rlebt ans3ageslidt sef6rbert. Die
3dbl Der Spbten 1T nod ni4t feitges
felt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-06-02
Serbeimlidlung.

Ct. PETERSBURG, 81. Mtdi.
Die 0epei6en BON Der 6ront mel.
ben, baB ben Manni6uften Der ruTis
ihen ifeioarmee in Der Manoi3urei
nod feline WiittbeilunQ BON Der .Ricoerz
la9e Roi5oieitpensi1s gemad)t por-
ben lit. Die ruiIiiten SpIooten bof.
fen nod duf einen Seeiieo.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-06-02
Gin SGdOelbrud,.
gDof6inQtpn 81
st. petersburg 81. Mai
H. % 49,,

gBaibTn9t0n, 81. WlQi.
9os Stadtsietretariat empfina uus
9otio nadIteberbe aabeIhepeIde:
rRoIhoieittpenstp leibet an einem
S9doeIbru9, Der eine Operation notb-
tpenoiQ maft. Gein Qeben lit nid6t
in ernlter @efabr. Die @eIammtpers
lutte Der SSopaner bstragen: 8 Sorpeooz
boots au @runbe gegan9en; 8 Sffi3iere
tppt: 200 Wann tobt ooer pernunoet." ="
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-06-02

Die p>,1oroitern"- "-3eitun-
9en baben oie 6eicbicbte
BON Ca GroIie nicht nur
miticbreiben ioneern NIT
ntachen helfen.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-02-08
rennesseean First eov..eeneral.

Washington, Feb. Luke E.
Wright, of Tennessee, is the first
American citizen to bear the title of
Governor general in the Philippines,
The Philippine bill, signed by the
president yesterday, authorizing the
change Of the title he now holds,
namely civil governor of the Philip
pines. Secretary Taft today sent the
following cablegram to the new gov
ernor-general:
Il salute and congratulate the first
American governor-general of the Phil
ippine islands, and wish for him the
same success which has attended his
administration as civil governor"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-02-08
treasurer Hunters Rerturn.

New York, Feb. 7.-Captain E. w.
Morrison, commander Of the treasure
hunting expedition fitted out by Earl
FitzwiIliam OF England to search for
treasure said to have been buried on
Eoros island, near Costa Rica, was
one of the passengers who arrived here
today on board the steamer City of
Washington, from Colon, Panama. He
was accompanied by Mr.. w. H. Anger,
surgeon of the Fitzwilliam expedition.
Captain Morrison was reticent about
the result of the expedition. He said
that the whole business is now over
that their ship is laid up at Panama
and the expedition is abandoned. Sew
eral were hurt in an explosion in the
blowing up of cliff, but he knew lit
tn about 1t.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-02-08
Guns Mounted on Automobiles.

Chicago, Feb. Rapid fire guns,
mounted on automobile cars are to be
used by the Russians for the protec-
tion of the trans-Siberian railroad.
Six Of these cars have been ordered
by Nicholas Summerfeld, Of Moscow,
a representative of the Russian gov.
ernment, who has visited the Chica-
dered for immediate delivery, and will
be sent to Russia from Detroit within
two weeks The cars will be especial
ly built, with extended platform in
front of the rear to hold glAs, it be-
ing further specified that they are to
be shipped with 3O-horse power mo-
tors of high speed.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-02-08
A NEW MATRIMONIAL JUGGLER

Chicago Authorities Discover Anoth-
er Who Worked Hooh's Tricks.
Chicago, Feb. 1.-THE Chronicle says
that there is another matrimonial jug.
gler in Chicago like Johann Hoch
may soon be established through a
discovery just made by the police.
This discovery incidentally necessi-
tates checking off many of the aliases
claimed to have been used by Hoch,
under which name he was reported to
have married Mrs. Mary Schultz, of
Argos, Ind, in 1900, a woman who
has never been seen or heard Of since
the month of her marriage. Other of
his aliases may be checked off In the
same way later.
Albert Bushteberg or Buschberg Is
the name which Hoch was believed
to have once used. The police have
learned that another man, also q Ger
man, who advertised for wives in
German newspapers on the Hoch plan,
used this alias. This man Is unknown
in Chicago, and is declared to be
married to q woman whom he met by
means of an advertisement in the
newspapers and through communica-
tion with employment agents.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-02-08
Few Return to Work.

LODI, Russian Poland, Feb. 1.-THE
factories were opened today but
scarcely any of the workmen appeared.
At one factory the men worked until
lunch time and then left and refused
to return, saying thew did not want
to be killed by bullet from the street
fired through the door. Another fac
tory abruptly ended work.
The situation appears to be growing
worse, and a critical time is expected
Feb. 8, the date on which some Of the
largest manufactures have begun to
pay their employees the balance of
their wages dismissed them and shut
down the mills indefinitely.
The strikers are becoming more ag-
gressive. This morning they forci-
bly, entered mill and destroyed the
machinery.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-02-08
Census Bureau Cotton Report.

Washington, Feb. IA report is
sued by the census bureau today show
the quantity of cotton ginner from
the growth of 1904 to Jan. 16, to be
12,767, 600, counting round as half
bales, and 98,11O sea island bales.
Counting the amount as running
bales, the total is 12,912,312. This
was ginned by the 30,221 ginneries
which were operated at some time
this season prior to Jan. 16. Then
statistics of the cotton ginned to the
corresponding date of 1904 show to.
tai of 9,869,277 bales, embracing
9,O38,690 square bales and 7,407, ,480
round bales, and 72,9O7 sea island bales
and 30,171 active ginneries.
In the canvass this January, 824
ginneries have refused returns or fail
ed to report, and the quantities pre-
viously returned by them have been
brought forward for this report with
out any addition.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-02-08
WOMAN DIES FROM BURNS.
Completely Wrapped in Flames When
Discovered by Officers.

DlSCONSiCI NY OlliICfSs
Atlanta, Feb 7.-As the result of
burns received last night at O'Clock,
Miss Kate Irwin died at midnight at
the Grady hospital.
Upon rushing into a room on the
second floor of No. 2O11a Peters street
last evening about O'Clock, four po-
licemen, who had heard wild screams
in the place, discovered a white wo.
man standing in the center OF room
completely enveloped in flames, which
wrapped her body and reaped above
her head to the ceiling.
The four policemen were Officers
Williams, Brodie, Hutchins and An.
drews. Officer Brodle jerked off his
rubber overcoat and threw it about the
woman's body. This checked the
flames sufficiently for the other three
officers to seize blankets and quilts,
and after soaking them in water, to
throw them about the woman.
The woman, SO an old negro stated
to the officers, was standing near an
open CRATE when her skirt caught
on fire. In a moment of time she
was wrapped in flames.
Miss Irwin was about 80 years of
age, and her mother, who IS Mrs.
Martha Carlisle, lives at Kenwood,
in this state.
The dead woman was q seamstress.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-02-08
PLEADS GUILTY TO
CHARGE OF MURDER
Killed Wife and Her Neice and
Burned Their Bodies.
NOT THE LEAST BIT NERVOUS

AS He Signed the indictment Which
in Reality Was His Death Warrant.
Crime One of the Most Brutal in
Criminal Annals.
Towanda, Pa, Feb. TN court here
today Bigler Johnson pleaded guilty to
the charge that he murdered his wife,
Maggie B. Johnson, and her niece, An.
ME Benjamin, 10 years old, on Sept.
18 last, and afterward burned their
bodies.
The prisoner made his plea of gull.
ty and signed the indictment without
the fatntest indication of nervousness.
He is rs years old and his wife was
40. At the December term his older
brother, Charles Johnson, was convict.
ed of first degree murder as an &C.
cessory. and is now waiting argument
on a new trial. His mother, Mrs.
Sophie Merritt, and his sister and
brother, Nancy and Alanson John
son, were put on trial for the same
crime today.
The five members of the family, it
Is charged, went to Maggie Johnson's
house one night and killed her and her
?ittle girl with an ak, sprinkled the re.
mains with kerosene and set the house
on fire.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-02-08
STRIKE BREAKS OUT
AFRESH IN RUSSIA
Strikers Refuse to Allow Men
to Return to Work.
RUMoRs OF PEACE UNFouNDED

General kuropatkin Reports Small
Engagement-The Factories at Lodz
Are Open, But Few Workmen Have
Returned to Their Places.
Warsaw, Russian Poland, Feb. T.
Several men were killed here today by
the strikers in bakeries and elsewhere
where attempts were made to resume
work. Many arrests have been made.
The prices of provisions have gone
up. Peasants are afraid to bring in
their produce.
Strikers today attempted to bring
out the employees of the electrical
plant of the asylum for lunatics, but
the doctors succeeded in pacifying
the men.
According to report from Radon,
90 workmen have been killed or
wounded in strike disorders there to-
day at Skarzysko, "a have been killed
ond 40 wounded.
Grave trouble is also reported at
Kutno today. Troops have been sent
to Kutno from here.