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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-11-04

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Gr trat bel 0jeicr WcIc3cubeit nit ci'
ner TcitatcIt aui. Sic oIe 9eruunoe'
rtua Ser Welt crrclte. %nocm cr
crfl1rte. 0aB Ger Strcjf cine rcpolu.
tiondrc @cwcalmg marc. Die bon ocn
9lrbeitcriiihrern lcid)iirt milroe,
madlte er iic) an Sic Nrbcit. Sic &c
ipeluHl 81 er0riiden er brad 0aS
&iidarat 0cS StreIfa. in0ciu er oic
Giienbahner 3u 0en Nnhucu einbc-
riei. Ticier Shritt mur0e pom Oen
SojinIiiten ihari tritiiirt. oic ihn IL.
Der Observation-Disclosures dn0ritiCn.
@riau0 pertbelOi1te ieine &aItma
mo crlaugte nodl elmer NlGn5enOcn
Ne0C Elm 0crtrauCnspotlm upn 343
Stimmen gegen 70. Gs id)ien OaHn.
oils menn onS Gdbinctt betreiiS leiueS
porIGmentariidJcn Eroarumnts, Dem.
gemdB 1bnIihcn 4riien ourd 9lrbei.
terlpIrren uorgcbeu1t mcroen ollte,
SiemIidl cirig blebcu piiroe. ober
Der SIrbcitaruinilter itimmte nid)t nit
@rianO therein, inoem or ser Yiei.
mrna mar. OdB oa@ @rlnNprin5ip Ser
ihieoSrhterIidlen Gntidieioung pm
Der &egieruna inter alien lllnitGn.
Sen anertannt ucr0eu ioatC. GS
apuroc geiagt. 0oB &iplaui 3Iriidtre.
ten miiroe. nher oab oos 1an5e Ytini.
lteril;m iniolge Ser 0icimnlsperidlie.
0enbeiten iiber 8rianOa Erogromm
iallen miiroe, nnr0c uihi angcnont.
men. Gie genaucn Gin5eIheiten Die.
ics Trograntms marcn nht befannt
gemadlt uoroen, nlS 0ns Gabinett iei-
ne Hciigndtion dnjeigte.
PIN 9tudlnlittap foroerte Graii6ent
Tallieres Yriou0 aui, Elm neucs Wfi-
nIiterilm ju bil0en mO ser 9ettere
itbernabn Olcie gIuiqi5c. SSabr.
ideinIid, pcr0cn Der Niiniiter Ocs
gleubercn &iton. ser Nanoelsmini-
tier Glplm. Ser MricQ3miniitcr @e-
neral 0run un0 Der 6lottenmlniitcr
9apeDrere in 0em neuen 0nbjnett
bleiben 4Rillcran0, scr Niiniiter oer
orintIlden gIrbciitn, uu0 &iuiani.
Der glrbe,tamiuiltcr tbcllcn Qrion0s
9lniihtcn uiht uno ie iiu0 mabr.
heinllh cn09iItig 3uriJdgctrciCli.
IN Der &cridmmhlug. in mcldcr
BrionO Die Neiiluaiion 6ea 8ubincit9
uorj6lul 0oufte 9rian0 ieuncn 9ul.
legen, 0aB iie nit ihm bci Scr ndtio.
nalcn &rile Sulonncu getan0cn ma.
rem NM 0dB lie percili9t Ocu bjttcren
glnariiien in Der 3lnncr itan01e.
baltCn h0ttcn. Gr lu1te. er mare lei-
oeuihaittih oulefIaat mOr0en m0
ibm mare icQ1r porgemorieH nor.
| 0ei. 0nB er 0en Gbrgel5 nahrtc. Oil
oficntIlhc ,5rciheit III erOrolieln. IS
mare mobI mahr. 0ab oieie 9lHariil5
BON einer itnrten rcpubIfuuIldlcn
0tchrbeit }lriIdgeuielcn mdrcn, aber
| trotOem mdrCn aus oem GliPnbabu.
Itrcif mo ans Der admmeroc6otte
0ercn Character Elm 70 ausnebmeuO
ernitcr gemeien mare, ncue uno ae.
mihtiqe Frobleme entitan0en Die
Gin einiqeS Gabinett erheiidltcn. 9lu5
0ieiem @rlluOe ioroerte Der Srcmicr
oen 9fiidtritt 0c5 Gnblnctts.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-11-04
Sufomutiue crplooirt.
@iuinas. Wlollt.. 8. g2ou.

\ N.4ttltb9y -|tt4t4.s -. 9bpU.
@d6reno Der 3ug uaA Dem Ser.
laiien BON Ser Citation 9tepton mil
elmer Shneaigfeit pon 80 M,ilen
0o1in iubr. crp.ooirtc cine 2ofomo.
tine Ser 9Iortberu Eacific sYubn,
mo6ei DER l0eijer Omen SoneS
get0otet mo ser 9ofontotipiiibrer
Sen @ilion t6Otlib perleBt purOi
uuo NSobu &olllr0 umO ,5ohn &cier.
Jon ara Uarbrilat mlr0cn. Der Sci.
ser 9Soncs fam inter Die Niaihine gu
lielen ltn0 cr mAroc I'M maDren
Siune 0e9 &ortea 9esodlt. mQbregl
ibm iein liutc5 Gem uom 2eibe ge'
riiIen muroe. IS gelauQ ibm, nm
fer Ser 9}ai3ine bcrpor5ufrieden uni
er le5te nod mebrere StunOen inter
grdBliden Sduuer5en. 2ofomotip'
iiibrer @iIiou lit 10 ihiper pcrIett
DnB er faum nit Sem 2e6cn 0apon.
tonmen miro. Sic bei0en rbIinoen"
|aiiogiere, Sic pcrbriibt murOen.
mogen gencien.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-11-04
2te S6Iubnotiruusen pnreu tuie fcIef:
ooh. gNebr GchInh OSrlier
@et5en
gnnrnutirunacn fhr Netrcihe.

Neiaen. 9tp. ROTH. 91-9fAc. 30. 3 roth.
esis--91c; 30. ? barter gBinteruei5eu, a01h
-92Ae; 20. 3 barter y9irierlpei5en. $500;
30. 1 n0rhl Srnbinbrspei5en, ST .02--f 03
30. 2 DO, $1.o0-1.02; 30. 3 5ribiabrsnei5en
89c@Sf.
aorn 80 g. 498t t-5Ohc: 80. tueib
bO-5OAc; 30. eelb. 5O-50l4c; glo 8. 49-
4o%e; 9o. 3 neiB. 49-49kc; 30. 8 geIb.
49at --50e: go. 4, 49hr-4s%c.
Safer. 30. 2, 31hc: 20 2 peiB, 33--32jse;
30. 8, 30A 81 ihc: no tpeiB, 32-32Ac;
Nc EeiB, 3fAc: Siunoaro, 32@-a2Ac.
dueeen mar nnberdnhert go. 2. Tie; glo. 3,
O5eriie mar in enter Iadiraae. maIssgerfte
6s-75e; Sutier.@eriie, 55--65c: Screeninss.
90-45c 9uiubr. 5s 2SdaeoHlnbnn8en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-11-04
@Iinbcr Nifcr.
GDansoiae. 5nS.. .. 9}op.

eDdHsDlUt, ,bn0v Z. gtpD.
Srau SouiS G6lfcl ianbte i6ren.
Ssungen nod eincm @aOen Inn Giiig
5u bolen 5rm Ginmohcn BON @urfeu.
0erSSinge brad)te @oioliu itatt Giiie,
imO al5 MN nic 9iutter oic 6jnrfen
nit Dem permeintlihen Giiia in eineu
aciieI oui hen Serb iebtc, itnn0 Der
ielbe ill ndhitcn 9luqcn6lif ndtiirlidI
in 1Iommen. Die Slide mo Snns
oniiiutcn Die 1rau erqriii Den aei.
ieI nit oem brcnucnocn ISnbalt, Lief
chi ocu sol mo idiittcte ibu aus,
mdbItc ober 6cn Gloe 10 uu9liidlid,
onB audi Dos glnd,bnrbm8 in 9rano
gerici6 Gic Seiermebr loidte bolo
oorolf 0os 3cuer.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-11-04
9nbu.
@O6GrcinItat nod nidlt bctnnnt.

6aodna. 3. Roo.
01s 3dblcn Ser lStimnt}ettcl gcht
iebr lmginm Dor iiab lno cs iilt0 10.
meit mr 0iiritge 9crid)te iiber Ons
g2ahIrciultat aus ben Froumlen
cingetroiicn G5 icbeint ooB oie aon-
ierpatoen ii 0cn Erou1t3eu Srelrte
uno Gauanueu qeiie1t babcn. oir
2f6crolm in Rinar SCI gfio. Dlntms
3ns unO 5antd Glorn SSSn Der BRO.
oin5 Sopmia iino oIc- Stonicypatine
ln0 iiini 2iber1lc ais StougrPbabge'
or0nete gHp0bIt morOu. @eg Ouei
g9a5lbatrtftcn III Oos Rciultat nod
psdpt etonnt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-11-04
ganfranb.
GoIitrnbus, g.. 3 g2op.

NUIHlIVUNs, ., .. ytUU.
Ginbreder iprengten oos Cider.
heits1erpolbe Der ogfer.hcnts & 5ar'
mers" gnnf IN 6iQioros, 10 Dieilpn
BON bier. un6 erbeuteten BON $4,000
bis $4,000 in @onrgeIo. mie oie
9onfbeanten angeben. Die Ban
bitten eigneten iid oorauf Eiero uno
9uggp oes Gbiernr5tes Y. q. 5rancis
an mn entilohen ooriu. uad0em lie
oaes dnoere Hieroegeidirr I'M StaGe.
bos iie nidjt gebraufteu perni6tet
batter, oamit iie nid]t 3u @agen per
iolgt meroen fonnten. Gie galoiien
peroen nun oeZioEdt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-11-04
gum ISlOtteurcScnSu spInb.
Cotton. 9glaii.. 8. g}op

Sic u&ir9inia"r r9tebrosfa" unG
~&bobe [Salnn0" Don Der pierten Oi.
niiion Ser dtlantiiden 6lotte mo ole
r@tihiQan" BON Der eriten Oipiiion
fllbren BON bier nad) Dem 9ien9e3.
Dousplab ab, bon Dem Die atlantiide
8lotte ibre tSabrt nod europa be.
ailnen miro.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-11-04
8wei gnnScsidnIidliffc amfarIanfen
Sole0o, g., 3. 9tou.

10000, u, 8. g(0D.
3pei gunoesihulid)iffe boben aui
Dem @rieiee llngIiid gebobt. Der
y@iier", Der on Ser aiiite BON Chic
itaticnirt it, lit in Der gtibe oes Gi.
gentbuus oes GoIeoo SahtfIltbS auf.
gelnufen lno mortet ouf einen itortell
gtor6meihuinO, INN mie0er frei 5u fom.
meit mdbreno ser ~@opber" pon
WtinnsIoto Bel Belle SSsIe feitiibt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-11-04
cmnhnrr giehmar.,.

Emdbd 3 ROle.-1cr
wirebieb. 3uiubr 500 Fer D1arii mar
Uari bic su iOt bobsr g,nbeimiihe Sttsrs,
s425-725; sthbe unb Gciiers S3.C0-5.00;
pcfiIjhc zticrc. s35O-0 30. 1eras Siiere 50
-5.35: EanQesanbe une ccifers, S2.s5--465;
gonHers, S27i--350; sto1crs uno Seeoers,
s8OO-575 Sdlber S350-7.50; euasn.
Siaas, cts 50 25-4.75
zhireinf Sufrhr 3 200 Ter Nidrii rnr
5-i0c b5ber. stucre S5I5-sio gemildi
rs 81. Tur6ihniiispcridi s7s0-s.O0.
Shae 3liubr p 600. 1cr Mart mar pc
itdr6io. Sdbriinae S44O--5.2i: Niboer. $3.50
Lib: Gpes. S325-3.75. eemmsr' solS-
eco
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-11-04
llnaneenebmer 9iebba6er.
annins Gitn.. 3. g2ot

''N''lN '-Sp - @NSS'
Sames %. Sbenrn peripunoete
Srau 2ouiie Suatpon ernitlif Ourh
einen S6ub ino erihoB lid Damn
ieIbit, neil Die 6rou nidt NIT ibm
baron geben ipoate. Die ShieBerei
eing in fStau 'Su1ioans 8obnung
Dor lid. 6rou Suaionn lebte bon
ibrem @ntten setrennt, botte iif aber
fiir5lif nieoer nit ihm oeriobnt.
SSrnu Suaiuan miro eeueien.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-11-04
Gbtcoaper gienmurft.

Einopieb. 3niibr. 2o600; onrunter ipdren
GOO adlbcr Tie Vrcie nnren pie ioigt
etierre, $4.5o-7,eO: aiibs. s85o-5.2b; sci,
iers, Sc 6O-650; 9uuen. So 375--525: stdlbtr.
s30O-iO.O0; Sio6ers uno 5eeoers. 1926
Sbiueine 8ufubr 5000. lie Qreiff pa,
rem tuie fnldi Qeidbie 81 3O--s 65: Qemiiehie,
SIS. .OO-s25 fthperc, S730-s.35
S6aic 3ninbr. $4,000. lie Rreiie iparen
pie folai: 2dnirner, S4.25-710; SdbrIiuee.
s5.00-5.50; gsiooer. $425-4.75: Gnes. $500
--4.25.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-11-04
GbileniIher @eiau0ter mnf ii6 in
0c0nIo ilber.
Nkannllln. 8. N

fs'''N'''FAf - ~ApOs
Der biIeniife (ScionOte, ser In.
terluegs mad gSalhinaton lit. mnroe
bier an Der Guarautdueitation 3u.
riidgebaIten, neil ein san BON gu.
bonenpeit an 9or0 0es G1mpiers.
oeiien 1aiiogicr er mar, porgefom.
men m0r
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-11-04
9Imtnlcidl in Sidlt.
9lap Oorf, 8. 9too.


Ger Streif Der ,5ubrleute lmo
Seller Ser GrprcBIompagnien 1T
einem 9lu9gleid) nG6er gefonInltn,
in0em ser 9ilrgcrluciiter 8apuor
ertldrte, baB bic 9Iu5iiduoigcn ge.
neigt mdreu iih eincm Sdlieo9iprudr
81 untermerien. Die SdHeosrid)tcr
iollen bon Ocm &criobningsausid)uB
Ser gtatioualen Characterization er.
nannt per0en. uuo 0ie 5trcifcr iol.
len an Die 9lrbeit }iriIdfefren um0
oui Die Gntideioun9 oes Sbicosge.
ridtS lparten. Die bis gum I. Ge3em.
Der ooer l. Tonuar eriolaen oiirfte.
giiraermeiiter @lnuor bielt cineaoa.
iercn3 NIT 6rant %ldtt Dem Qrdii.
oenten Der llniteo Stotes GrpreB 81.
iiber oie Streifllge. niles mas aoh
n0t6ig lit, Inn 81 eincm2lusgIeih oeS
Streifes 81 iiibren lit oie 3uitinl.
mung Ser in 6rage fommenoen
GrpreBfompaQnicn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-11-04
Isu gOrfer SeidlGitsmann besebt
Selbitmoro.
gtenl Dorf. 3 Rt

giIbert 9. Cyones, iril5erer Gi8en'
thiimer Ser ]lau Dorfer Zines"
um0 Sobn oes t5rilnoers Ole'er Bet
tuna. qrihob iif IN ieinem C5eitdit5.
.inrner inn altcn Iimes ge5auoe.
Noncs mar Setretdr Der Yart
9uiloIng Gompanp.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-11-04
GnalamO.
Sm S'aQon mad, HinflanS.

GORDON. 8. 9loo.
Der oIaiID @rap5ic" l}aaoh o0s
qsoBtc IN G1lllnDo gboutc &uitidii.
lit uah 9iublanO a55ciabrn Is gilt
Den 9ieriud} 0cn iut1rlmtionoler
Gnucrio1rtrforo 5u ii6ertneiieu.
@ult0ron lit Der 9otie uto er bat
rcr Faiia8Icre 6ei iih.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-11-04
1as @nbe Oes sabafs. nEOOI1. j.
Nerinaton. An.. 3. 92op


Tie .@urIep 9obacco Societp" er.
flarte ofii3iea. OoB Der i'm Sabre
1910 aegriinoete Snbafs.. Gool" ouf.
aehort bate, gu eriitiren. Die 4b.
thinning noh Counties ergob Elm
einitimntiaes 4eiuItot. las grefu.
tiptomite Der @eieuidait bate iih
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-11-04
Us gd1rI.

Sn Spanien MAIDEN ih iibcran Nm.
5eidDcn einer rcuulmtionGrcn Seiuc-
gnns inter ocn &epublifnucrn
unS SujinIiitcn bcmertbar.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-11-04
sdlaernfener.
qnrhnn. Qn.. 9. g2op

Gin oai3er 9lod I'M @eiddits5en'
tran pon Qouoon iiel oen Tlamruen
ann gaubc. Die IN enem fleincn @e'
51uoe Dos III Dem @onsto'i idlen
: Sdnittnoarcnluqer geborte 5lrn
9lus6nlf famcn Ger 8erllllt 'oll
I'D, oui etma 100000 heltuieu unS
man glaubt, oaB gronoItiitung Dor'
lieat.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-11-04
Giieu6ubnocicaidait psrfIust.

(cIe0o. O.. 3. yloO.
gldturo3maujig 9lnflueen iino ge-
oen Die Soding9aIlep.8abn inO reint
oeaen Die Sunoap Greet Goal Goal
Gompanp BON Den @roBqeifmoreneu
erhoben moroen. Is banoeIt iidaHim
parteiiide 6rodtratenGtpd6rung
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-11-04
Y9itatOren Derbaftct.
agsaSrtb. 8. Nop.


Tie @eriibte uon repolutiondren
gluSbriihen in Spanien namentlib
III Barcelona. entbebren ser geeriin.
oung. SSSm gan3en SanOe berriht
&ube. Gie pbiee MeIolmg. Die OF.
reft oon WIaorio fomlut, rdumt AMI
nit Oen in llmIoui oeiesten 9tnhrih.
ten. baB cine repolution1re 9elpe.
eune in RaoEio beeonnen bate.
Yoris, 8. gsob.
Oas @eriidt bon elmer Aepolutiou
in Spanien. oaS lp6ter nidlt beit1.
tigt muroe. mar aud BEN .GollloiS"
betonnt, muroe aber pon oieiem
glntte nid)t per0iientlid)t. gtan oen
@cri1tcn ionte lid Elm Ausbruh in
Barcelona ereignea bobeu, bel Dem
mebrere @erionen setootet uuo per.
lebt mur6cn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-11-04
8cioranis.
Gerhern. Srnnfreidi. 9 y

Gerbern. ,Sranfreih, 9 Rop
Sn Sarngoiia Iin0 Die 9ebooroen
einigernaBen beunrbigt, neil Ole 9lr.
better eincn @eueralitreif ertIGrt ia.
ben. Die Giienbabner untcritiisen
Die StrGfer.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-11-04
GbicG9ucr NiarftberidJt.
Nnrirnnrridt.

@ebduoe. berI6ten iiber ben @eireIsemdrfi ipIe
tolat:
9c5ember 9Sc5en erreibie beuie ben nieSrta,
item StaHo heS Sdtre9 Ils ournuibin aan,
zen elnlepies iteaen Die &reie lpieecr bis 5um
aeltrilen ShluBitdno. Sic AddhfrdQe NAT
gnar. Se5en bier mar uidbt befier Die gSciSaa'
mdrtie i'm Suhmcitcn pnren ithuab. bob Hod
ihndChel mar Der in 9Siuupen.
Storn mar siemlib beitdHoi9 uno 5o3 bo'
Der. @s bat beute nn niclen RuHfteu In Suii
npis gelhnett mo eS III idlter.
pdfer mar niifdugs fhtpdb erholtc fid abey
ipdter gaGrs0nier mar bcitdnnia bis 81 ~
Hieorger Sic 8erianots9iGhiraee mar i9Ie9t
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-11-04
9icuulntiUmdrc ltm.ricbc.

NtaDrl0, =. 9topCMber.
Gie giepublifaner bahen eineu or.
foIgIoicn @erirth gcnndt oie @or.
niios in @dOaioj fiir cine rcpohttio.
ndre Seipealmg 81 geluinneH. Ger
republifau.idc @iirgerHei'tr San.
tos, Der eineu Cfiijier DER @drHiioH
eriudte, iib an Der &cridporlulg III
betheiligen lit oer6aitet morOtn.
5euor &lasqlln5 &rdii0ent Oer
6ocOcration ser SNn9iojialiiicn lit
ieitgcnnnnen moroen nejl Ct In ci-
nCr MISUNDERSTANDING cine antinI-
litGriidle 9fG0e belt
IS iin0 nut ser 0cntihen &c7e.
runq Gerhlnolrmgan bctreii9 cjnes
ron 9alicr @ilNelm in 1911 IN Ma.
oriD 81 mahenoen @ei'nhes bcgon-
neu lnor0cn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-11-04
glattrrniendle in saainalu.
Saginntu, @ti6., 3. gtoo.

SdgtndlU, UCu., D. gCoD.
Die bier 6erridenoe glatternieube
bot irnerbalb zines Monars IA Wen.
ihenIeben seioroert. 9Iae Gbeater.
S6ulen uno 0fientlifen 8eriamm'
Iungspl1te iino eeidloiien.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-11-04
Be'PC5rIng.

Sn Neiu gDOrf pcrNeu Gin 9aienridlter
i'm IrO5Gi, GOicnbeimcr nnO Der
angrblidjs ScrmittlCr weaeu
Seitcdnng ucrbaftet.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-11-04

am 10. Nftober tur cne 9luiIoiitne
De nEools~ crfIGrt. Die iegige Der,
iamnlllmg ser @eieaihnit mar Elm.
beruien, nm oieien Shritt eut5ubei.
Gen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-11-04
Ecrn
@icoer 9inhe i'm 9anoc.

Slnla, 3. ltoo.
9lah Der idlucllen llnteroriidunQ
elmer reuolutiondren @cpcgiug in
Gu3co muroe iebt befumt aenludt.
0o6 }lubc in Der gan3cn Rcpublif
berridlt. IS puroc nutlih erfldrt.
oab elm ueler @cmeis qeIieicrt mdre.
SAB Ole 9epolfcrung cine 9iepolutiot
nidlt uuteritilBen luollte.
The Washington times., 1910-06-01
The Vital Records.
Births.

9oseph r and Catherine Brooks, boy.
Charles and Christina F'acchina, boy
Alfred G. and Pauline +. Kuhn, boy.
Samuel and EsSie April. boy.
Frederick and Clara NJ. Ferber, girl
Francis T. and Katherine Hurley, girl
Daniel F. and Alice G. Quigley, girl
Edgar and Estelle OConnell, boy.
Neal and Annie Mcbride, boy
Edward and Mary Murphy, boy.
Brenton +. and Nina BOggs, boy.
David and Bertha PressIer. girl
James II. and Eta Babcock, girl
William II. and Ethel L Pearson, girl.
frederick L. and Lucy e Uttercack
boy.
VIM and Rafraela Sabatino. boy.
Edward and Laura A Maxwell boy
Phillip j. and Ida @. Barbour, boy.
Heuber T. and Margaret Z. Settler, boy
Ernest and Cora A. Howard, boy.
Luis F. and Indio 3. Corea, boy.
Martin P. and Katherine Mcdonald,
boy.
Martin A and Agnes L Schrann, girl.
gohn 7. and Mary Mcknight, boy.
Albert i. and Katie l. Hancock. boy.
Charles E and Annie E. Young, girl.
Harry F. and Nellic z. Preston. boy.
August and BERTHE r. Weber, girl
Giuseppe and Arfida Giulianni, boy.
Rafaele and Angelina Parma, boy.
George w and Geniever Sutton, bow.
Giuseppe ami Gicacchina Dimisa, girl.
The Washington times., 1910-06-01
POISON DECLARED
CAUSE OF DEATH
Neighbor of Frank Howell
Charged With Murder,
Following ELIMINATION.

RICHMOND. Va, June 1-Following
an official examination OF the stomach
Of Frank Howell. a young married man
Of Roseland, Va. who was taken I'll and
died within an hour Sunday. May p,
Coroner Taylor, Of Richmond, declared
this morning that the deceased died as
a result Of strychnine poisoning.
This Is the second examination OF the
dead mans stomach. The frst was
made Tuesday, after the body had been
exhumed at the request OF neighbors of
the dead man. Three physicians OF
Lovington, declare that the stomach
contained enough strychnine to have
killed FIVE men.
A warrant has been issued for the ar
rest Of John Moore, a neighbor Of How
ell charging the former with murder,
but the authorities are in the dark as to
the mans whereabouts
The Washington times., 1910-06-01
PITTSBURG BANK
PRESIDENT GUILTY
E. H. Jennings Is Sentenced
to Two Months in Jail
for Bribery.

PITTSBURG, June L-President E.
H Jennings, of the Columbia National
Bank, was TO-DAY sentenced TO two
months in Jail and fined 500, after plead
ing nclo contendere TO a charge of brib-
irg city councilmen to have his bank
nam &C. a city depository.
FIR lnk A. Griffin. former vice president
Of the same institution, was sentenced
TO four months in jail and fined $500 on
the same charge.
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CHAPTER w.
A Taste of the Cat.

THE next morning found the relative
positions OF the two ships still IN
changed. Unless the wind sprang up,
giving one or the other the advantage,
the people on the Hiram and Susan
had little to fear from their pursue-S.
The night boat attack having failed,
Il would be madness 10 attempt SINH
lar maneuver in the daytime. There was
nothing for either ship TO do, apparent
~, but play the waiting game, yet Cap
tain Hiram had business Of Importance.
At the first streak of daylight ne had
mustered the crew. The arms Of the
men had been slowed In the chests
which had been locked. and Mr.. Conant
had the keys in his pocket. The captain
and the mate were both armed. as
usual, with sword and pistols, 50 that,
backed by the moral force of their au-
thority and position, they could dom
mate the crew.
The men had scarcely mustered on the
ouarter-deck before Susan came from
the cabin and Joined the two officers
She, too, was armed. There were SIX
pistols and three swords against score
or more Of men armed with sheath
knives. The six pistols and three SWORDS
also were on the raised poop, towering
seven feet above the quarterback Su-
san Noticed as she Joined her father
that the evidences Of the conflict had
been removed so ar as possible.
Indeed, there were practically no evil
dences. The bloody decks had been
swabbed up; the dead bodies Of the
enemy thrown overheard and those Of
the crew taken forward. Save for cut
lines and here and there a splintered
rail, the ship looked much as she al
ways did The guns had been secured.
and one ignorant of the events Of the
night would not have imagined any
thing had happened were IT not for the
sullen looks of the crew.
At the head Of them all stood the
boatswain, his arms folded, a look of
hooking defiance on his lips.
Men," began Captain Hiram shortly,
Il told you last night that you had
done well. You beat OF the British
handsomely, and a months extra pay
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Army and Macy
Service Orders
ARMY.

Captain SAMUEL d. ROCRENBACH
18th Cavalry. will proceed to
Manila, Philippine Islands, by the
earliest available transport leaving
San Francisco, Cal, for Manila.
Leave Of absence for four months.
with permission to go beyond the
sea, is granted First Lieutenant
CHARLES B. MOORE, 9th In
fantry, to take effect on or about
September l, 1910.
Leave Of absence for ten days is
granted First Lieutenant JOSEPH
CASPER, Medical Reserve Corps, to
take effect upon the completion Of
his duties at the Army Medical
School. Washington. d. c.
Captain HOWARD II. BAILY, Medical
Corps, is detailed as surgeon of
the transport Sumner for the voy-
age TO Buenos Aires, Argentina,
sailing from New York city on
June Il. 1910, and return to the
United States. Captain BAILY will
proceed to New York city at the
proper time and report for duty
accordingly.
Leave Of essence for two months, TO
take effect on or about July l, 1910,
is granted First Lieutenant JO-
SEPH Il EARLE, Corps of Engi-
Leave of absence for ten days is
granted First Lieutenant HENRY
BEEUWKES, Medical Reserve
Corps. to take effect upon the COM
Medical School, Washington, d. c.
Captain JOHN w. BARKER, Sd In
fantry, is detailed for service ano
10 NIL a vacancy in the Signal
Corps, 10 take effect May 81, 1910.
Captain WILLIAM II. curry, Signal
Corps, is relieved from detail IN
that corps. TO take effect May 80.
1910: is assigned to the Sd Infan-
try, TO take effect May 81, 1910, and
will be assigned to a company by
the commanding officer of that
regiment.
leave OF absence for ten days, 70 take
effect on or about June 1. 1910. is
granted First Lieutenant THOMAS
Q. AUSNIN.
The following transfers were made
20 take effect this date:
Captain ULYSSES @. WORRILOW
tmajor. Philippine Scouts), from
the 29tl Infantry to the 18th In
fantry.
Captain FLANK H BURTON from the
18th Infantry 10 the 29th Infantry.
Leave of absence for ten days, TO take
effect June 3, 1910, is granted Ma
Jor LEIGH A. FULLER, Medical
Corps
BY direction of the President, Cap
tain WILLIAM w. HAMILTON
Coast Artillery Corps, will report
10 Colonel GEORGE 5. ANDERSON,
General Staff president OF an army
retiring board at Governors Island
New York, for examination.
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NAVY.

Rear Admiral A c. DILLINGHAM;. de-
tached member Of naval examining
and naval retiring boards, Washing
ton. d. c, to home.
Ensign r. c. GIFFEN, detached Hart
ford, TO navy yard. Boston, Mass.
connection navy rife team.
Paymaster +. p. SACKETT, when dis
charged treatment Naval Hospital,
New ark, n. Y, granted sick leave
two months.
Chief Boatswain E J. NORCOTT, de-
tached command PatapscO, to COM
mand Lebanon.
Chief Boatswin J. McCLOY, detached
Franklin, TO Lebanon.
BoatSwain z ALLEN, detached Ian
caster, 10 Lebanon.
Paymaster Clerk o. +. CATO, appointed
paymaster's clerk for duty on
board Maryland.
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MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.
ARRIVED

Preston at Delaware breakwater; Vicks-
burg at CorintO; Dubuque AT Blue
fields; Birmingham at Philadelphia,
and New Orleans At Siakwan-
SAILED.
Chattanooga and Cleveland from Ca
vite. for Guam; Hannibal from New
port News, for Portsmouth, y. Il ;
Princeton from COrinto. for Bremen
ton. Paul Jones. Preble. and Stew
art from Santa Barbara, for Monter-
ey: Whipple. Hull. and TruXton from
Santa Cruz. for San Pedro; VOL
VERNE from Erie. for Detroit and
Eagle from Guantanamo. for Ports
mouth. n. II.