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on THE EVE OF DEATH

B.rthoIomew Shea, Convicted OF Murder,
saved by tho Confession Of the Real
sfurtierer-A Dramatic Climax to Fam
Gus Case.
ALBANY, N. Y. Jan. 5.--The climax
OF one Of the most dramatic and sensa-
tIonnl criminal Incidents OF the states
history was made public today when
1ust forty-eight hours prior to the exc
cutIon OF the death sentence upon lar
tholomew Shea, another man confessed
10 the murder and Shea steps from be-
meath the shadow OF death thrown by
the electric chair. The invitations for
the electric killing OF Shea had been Is
sued, the state electrician was already
upon the ground at Dannemord prison,
tho governor had decided, as exclusive
" stated by these dispatches on Satur-
day. not to interfere IN the carrying
out OF the sentence. and Shea had re-
signed himself to his fnte, when nn-
other prisoner In the institution. COM
rade OF Shea's and particlpator in the
election outrages when the tragedy oc-
CURED, confessed to the crime.
The man who voluntarily confesses
Is John McGough. OF Troy. now serving
n sentence OF nineteen years ana SIX
months for shooting and attempting TO
kill william Ross, brother OF Robert
Ross, who was supposed to be Shea
victim. In some way, known only to
conyIcts, McGough had contrived to
keep informed us to the success or fall
ure OF the applications for coHHuta-
tion made in behalf of Shea. on Sat
urlay, when Warden Thnyer was made
aware that the governor would not In
'terfere, and arrangements were being
made for the execution, McGough sent
for the warden of the prison, Mr.. Wal
ter N, Thnyer, and when the warden
had come, wrote and signed full con-
fession that he (McGough), and not
Shea, had shot and killed Robert Ross.
Thes tntement contained no details Of
the shooting. other than the bold con-
feasion OF the fact.
Tho prison stenographer, Mr.. Edward
Coughlln, arrived in this city this
morning and caught Governor Morton
Mt the mansion Just us he was leaving
for church. The governor, upon learn
Ing the nature OF the communication,
sent at once for Pardon Clerk Joyce,
and Shen's counsel, Mr.. Galen r. Hit.
After brief conference the governor
decided to grant respite for four
weeks, during which counsel could take
the proper means TO bring the matter
before the courts for a now trial. The
respite will be issued tomorrow and
Will be in force until February.
The murder OF Ross, for which Shea
was convicted, was noted one. II oc-
CURED while Ross and his brother Re-
publican leaders. were defending the
ballot box against the raid OF n crowd
OF Democratic rcpeaters, headed by
Shea and McGough, in the Troy city
election in March. 1894. and the sensa-
tionRl incidents are fresh In the public
mind,
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IN THE SENATE.
The Weeks ProErnmme-Status Of the
Bond and Tariff Bills.


Bond and Tariff Bills.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 5,-The senate
will not be in session on Monday, but 1t
Is expected 10 resume the work of the
session in earnest on Tuesday. The
finance committee has promised to re-
port both the bond bill and the revenue
tnriff bill on that day, and II may be
reasonably expected that II this promise
IL kept, the debate during the remain
der OF the week and for some timo after
wards will be based on these bills,
The bond bill probably will be the first
OF the two measures to receive atten-
ton, and It il considered probable that
q fortnight may be devoted to its con-
slderatIon. The Republicans also are
hopeful OF being able TO dispose OF the
tnrif bill in tho same length Of time.
Thoy have received assurances from In
diVidunl Democratic leaders that they
will not resort TO dllatory tactics.
Senator Elk!Hs' bond resolution holds
It's place on the calendar MS the untln-
lshed business, and is IN position to
furnish n basis OF discussion until the
finance committee bills shall be report
cd, II Il should not be acted upon be-
fore these reports are made, It Is yet un-
certain whether the resolution would be
pressed. but tho chances are that II
would be.
The finance committee viii meet
again Monday afternoon by which time
II IL presumed the silver majority OF the
committee will have proposed It8 sub
gtitute for the bond bill, which Will pro-
vide for FREQ coinage. The fate OF the
tarifr bill is not 80 certain. On this bill
tho Republicans consider themselves
masters OF the situation in committee,
and they nro In doubt whethor to report
It as II came from the house or to amend
It In accordance with the wlsheG OF in
dlViduOl Republican senators.
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SPEAKS BY AUTHORITY.
Tho London Chronicles Commissioner
says America Wants u Peaceful Settle

Tho London Chronicles Commissioner
Saws America Wants Peaceful Settle
menL
LONDON. Jan. s-The special COM
missioner of the London Daily chroni-
Gle cables as follows:
1.-THE London correspondents OF the
American papers having revealed my
Identity here, I have been overwhelmed
Win expressions OF sympathy and
thanks 10 the Chronicle for putting the
American case and opinion before the
British public. All the papers COM
ment most kindly. As ! have tried 70
explain, Americans believe that their
attitude OF demanding arbitration VI
one with which civilized men must
sympathizc. In support OF thts the
whole union, II needfil. viii spenk with
nhsnIutely one voice. But at the same
time there Is here IN infinite desire 10
see an immediate amlcable settlement
'ReEardlng the Aberdeen dispatches
npd the Schomhurgk line, ] must ex-
plain my attitude. / assert nothing'
my means OF Information being neces-
snrIly limited. simply rcfute the
statement that the correspondence !
cnhled proves that England IN 1871
freely admitted the SchOmburgk line
10 be dcst itute Of any authority or
validity MS the basis OF territorial
claim. The New York Evening Post,
induIgInC in some clever foollng at
my expense, quotes Lord Aberdecn's
letter OF March so, 1874, which states
TINT England by removing the eoan-
Diary posts did not not cede any rights
which she might consider herself
authorized to claim In the future. un-
iess a better retort Is possible. my posi-
zion is indeed unassailnblc. base my
contention upon the British official
stntemcnts at the actuHl time the boun--
dary posts were removed. No eS post
facto explanations three years later
can AFFECT this,
"But the question at stake Is Infinite
ly bigger than such arguments or any
rromiscuous discussion OF the Monroe
doctrinc. The American government
and pcople would be perfectly willing
and indeed glad. 10 see England secure
any amount Of Venezuelan territory u
hCr claim IL capable Of historical ana
fipfouatfc proof. They are Wiling 10
meet England in any direction and 70
any extent in finding n competent tri-
buanl TO determine this. To my apso-
mtG knowledge l am expressing the
heartfelt sentiments OF the American
government"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-06
TRANsvAAL CRISIS.
Report that Rhodes ResiEned-PresIdent
Kruger Thanks Emperor William.


CAPE TOWN, Jan 5.-It is reported
that Hon. Cecil Rhodes, premier OF
Cape Colony, has resigned, but Cover
nor Sir Hercules Robinson, has declin-
cd to accept the resignation.
Colonial Secretary Chamberlain has
telegraphed asking II II were true that
DR., Jameson was shot President
Kruger has replied that he had sven
no orders 20 shoot freebooters who had
been taken prisoners, but that they
would be punished according to law.
President Kruger adds: Our conn-
dencc In Mr.. Rhodes hns received such
a rude shock that his Reputation OF
the proceedings at puluwayo ought to
be received with the greatest caution.
Even now we have news that an armed
force IA collecting on our borders, II
that be true, trust that not tho word
of Mr.. Rhodes. hut the Influence OF your
government viii suffice TO prevent the
further incurslons of freebooters, al
though II was not successful in arrest
Ing the advance OF DR.. jameson"
BERLIN, Jan. 5.-Prcsidcnt Kruger
Of che TraRsvaal has sent 10 Emperor
William the following reply to the lat
tors telegram OF congTatulnhon upon
his success In repelling invasion;
II testify TO Your Majesty my very
deep and heartfelt thanks for your sim
cerG congratulations.
with Gods help We hope to do
everything possible TO hold our dearly
bought Independence and the stability
of our beloved republic"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-06
FIVE MEN KILLED
And Several injured In a Needless Wreck
Near ChuIIrothe-A Conductors Fatal
Mistake.

And Several injured In a Needless Wreck
Near ChuIieothe-A Conductors Fatal
Mistake.
cHILLIcoTHE, Ohio, Jan. 6.-At Il
o'clock last night two freight trains
stood on a switch at schooley's Sta
ton. seven miles cast OF here. Tho
first train pulled out and the conduc.
tor thinking that the second one would
follow, left the switch open. Fifteen
minutes later, the cost bound express
came along ut forty miles an hour anu
running on TO the switch collided with
the train standing there. Both trains
were badly wrecked. Engineer Tom
Michaeis, Of the express had both arms
and legs cut OF and died this morn
ing at his home In this city. HIS hre-
man. Leon Mathers, was instantly Kill
ed. Engineer FltZsimmons. Of the
freight, escaped without serious in1ur,
les, but his fireman, George ADDS ana
another fireman, J. II. Cox, were XIII
ed. Jesse King, the 'front.' END praEe-
man. was also killed and postal clerks
I n Edrinton, OF Loveland, and ]. D.
Murphy, OF Greenfield, were badly In
Jured. :, a..
press. had to walk two miles to tele-
pbone ] the news to this city. Conductor
Hendershot, Of the freight, is respon-
sible for the wreck. as he left the switch
omen. The passengers on the express
were badly shaken Up, but none ser
Iously injured.
LATER-J. Edginton, the postal
clerk living at Loveland. Ohio, died OF
his Injuries Mt il o'clock tonight This
makes six killed. The injured ore careo
for AZ Chlllicothe,
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BRIEF TEIEaRAMs.

In tho battle between the British In
vaders and the Beers in the Transvaal,
In which the British troops were de-
fcAtcd. the loRB OF life was eighty, OF
which number the Boers lost only four
President Cleveland on Saturday Is
sued his proclamation admitting Utah
TO statehood and there is now another
star on the American nag.
Excitement over the Canadian polItl-
cal situation Increases and cabinet
crisis IL Imminent a caucus OF the
conservative party at Ottawa has been
called
a mass meeting In Chicago last night
10 dlscusa suggestions for the suffering
Armcutnns. addressed tulcENms to the
ear and tho queen requesting England
and Russia 10 Interfere and prevent
further outrngcs, and plcdginE them
the sympathy OF the American people,
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 5,-The house
this week win settle down to the routine
work OF the session, Until Wednesday,
however, the work will not be well de-
ported bills and the frat three days will
therefore be devoted TO unanimous con-
sent, legislation and such matters as
may bs brought before the house. on
wednesday or Mt the latest on Thurs
day, the ponBion appropriation viii be
cntCrcd upon,
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CINCINNATI. Jan. 6.-News has Just
reached here that the Baltimore & Ohio
Southwestern passenger train west
bound, collided with freight train nj
Roxabefi, Ross county, and that at least
one was killed and one or more seriously
Roxabell Is n way station twelve
miles west OF chlllIcothe and the same
distance east OF Greenfield.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-06
MADE A CARDINAL.
Mgr. satolH Elevated with Great
Pomp and Ceremony.
BRILLIANT CATHEDRAL SCENE
And One OF the Notable Events in
Catholic History.
ARCHBISHOP J.J.KAIN'SSERMON

uns magnificent Procession Preceding the
Ceremony of Comforting tho Borctta on
the New cardlnal-The Impressive 40
mir witnessed by Thousand. OF People.
Tho Bsaatifai Decorations In the caths-
drni-Grand aIusio by orchestrAs and
Choir. Daring ,ias Service.
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Tho Central Hotel at Altoona, Pa:
was destroyed by fire yesterday. All
the quests escaped. but many OF them
had 10 he taken ont OF the windows,
one fireman was killed by falling
walls. The thrcc-story building next
door. belonging to George strclt, was
also burned. Total loss, 100000
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-06
ONWARD MARCH
OF the Cuban Insurgcnt Forces is
Still Unchecked.
WITHIN 70 MILES OF HAVANA
And the spanlards in the City Are
Panic Stricken.
PATRIOTS HAVE WHOLE ISLAND

And 1t Now Only Remains for Them TO
Capture the City TO Win Their Cause.
The Country Laid Waste, and tho Span
Ah Troops pIny as Wen by in Spain for
All the Good They Are Able 20 Aooomp-
lish.
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A BOND ISSUE.
The Long Looked For Circular Is
sued Sunday Night.
THIRTY YEAR FOUR PER CENTS

Open DO the Highest stBlddsrs-UnlessT There
nan Understandings viii, the syndicate,
the Spirit OF senator 1lkins' Re'oiution
seems TO Have Been Imbibed at the
White uouso-rhs Terms Set Forth in
Secretary carIisiSs Circular.
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let the priests, that rulc well, bc cs-
teemed worthy Of double honor: espe::
clnlly they who labor In the word and
doctrlne"-l. Tim, :. IL.
"Eminences, Most Reverend. Right
Reverend. and Reverend Fathers. and
Dear Brcthren:-Thls venerable cnthe-
dral--the mother church OF America
has been the scene OF many imposing
celebrations. Hosts OF mltered prelatcs
and legiOns OF surpllccd priests have
again md again moved in solemn pro-
ccsslon through its hallowed aisles and
beneath this majestic dome. In the
grand ceremonial of our holy church,
there is scarcely to be found sacred
rite which has not been here performed
amid the solemn splendor that BELTS
the service OF the ull-Grent and all-holy
God.
"only once before in Its long and
eventful history has II Witnessed the
impressive ceremony of this day, Nine
years ago the second American Clrdi-
nal, your own revered and beloved
Archbishop here, received the insignia
OF his new and exalted dignity, That
was, indeed. glorious day for the
church In America, and unccaslng have
been the benedlctlons Invoked upon the
ifiustrtous PeRtiG, Leo Kill, for thnt
gracious recognition OF Americas
claim to representation In the august
senate OF the church universal Never,
perhaps, has the Christian world given
so spontaneous, 80 unanimous nm In
dorAement to any act OF pontlflclal Ru-
thority MS Il has given to the elevation
OF the Metropolitan OF Baltimore to the
Sacred College of Cardinals.
"Oncc more has the Sovereign POntit
resolved to honor the youthful church
OF America. and to-day this cathedral
witnesses for the second time the Ssl-
emn lnVeHtlturo OF IA prince OF the
church with the sacred purple that bc-
tokens his cardInalltlal rank. hope to
show you that In his elevation from the
high rank Of Delegate Of tho Holy See
10 the church in our great country TO
the higher rank OF member OF the Sa-
cred College OF Cardinals we have n
practical Illustration OF the Scripture
principle laid down by 81. Paul In the
words ] have just quoted.
A COmPhTis0n.
"wo Americans are Justly proud OF
our republican form OF government. We
nrc convinced TINT It is the most per-
foct system that has ever been devised
for the preservation and development OF
the inaiIcHable rights Of mnn--llfr. lib
crty and the pursuit OF happiness.
Hence, It Is with no small degree OF
Continued on Second Page
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,v,n,nrr Forcen.t COZ ro-,lnr.

For West Virginia and Western
Pcnnsylvanin, fnir; slowly rising tenn
ncrnturc; winds becoming fouthcrly.
For Ohio. generally fair; warmer;
southCrly windI.
TEMPERATURE SATURDAY
M furnished by c. schnopf. drurglst. corr
nCr Market and Fourteenth streets;
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115

~ 9alpen maa life pore oper 8 llser gortnte!; u"
90 Gage er ben rctte alOer. {. ~enteIte 9ilfaIOe tan 9p"~
f~orebpoacS pao Salpe enbos 4 eler s Tiger gomIe, nc" ~
Tan life itoles poa TOM aIninoelipt. OF,
2) Neo en- Sar a~fflippes 6aaret ruuot Den 'Hs Wv
Der antpoer, buor Sornet piI pore frem. Gn boINFF w.
title, % en- Qnoen orppper Q eller 8 Sraaber al SaUN'" y 81
bper al be to & ornfatter, 90 berpua snioes De soO' m'S T.
ben al Rubberforten. Won ~bebanoler fDrt oct enc S''S, ~,
bet auoet, os eoar Dem iaa oper ieien 3 eller 4 @aH8'' @
niu9cn maa l~ortiattes, inotil ben fauitife Seltano0e' u ~ s
binseu bar op5loot 90 b~orttoeet SaareHe o9 Del pU''" .
lag omtrire s puet. ,.nt
3D. Wtan mqa neie paste paa, at W9oIten '' Wv" ,mr
ouer Ell itcrrc Slit % lpber neb ouer Inl'9iet paw " ~,
5or at pare filter paa ct belbi9t &elultat noa O"| !,
bru9cS i~oriiotist, n~siootist 90 iuloltano'9t' wv All,
meO 2ioe9ploiebeb, rcpnaar man tanIte 'tte a'ens' ~ :" 7,r
pGren life eoelpgges men e~ubo8iaa at SaIpene ""'O' :
fercS al bet etienoe Stof, Der rinoer neoao ot'
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-14

ten turoe M life iperge mere ben Sosio'
ban FAB og t9nite pdd bet 5ursn bdooe
idot pm S~torfuruen. Bar bet tdrllie
ben, iom Ian92 Sdn bapOe ofte hsrt
bet Ipnee / Stosen; men ban hupoe al
tio tent, at ale 5r9r par iammerl ON
bet. pan lfulDe not bsre e'ter bette
6sore iiosn. f,
Otter ben Sio lurte So Jig til at
ipiae paa 5elen, naar 6uren bar borte.
Men bet bleo life l9uge, bet git, TOR
oa Jaren ftiSute, SO brngte 5eletl, fog
ban ben, lauite ben neo / en- atIte p9
qiemte Rsglen. Wien bet bleo Tile
mango adr Smut leoeoe. Sdn par
iajen besbnbt at ipiae paa 5elen og
brittle 8renoepin. Oct gift MI pioere
enb npgeniii.Oe for, og bet banote me-
item alcriq, at ban fom 9oru hjem.
0a bGnbte bet en- 9inter, at ban
bleo funben bsD ct Stptte neosnfor
8luoIen. Del bar Sdaltefsre og me-
act folot, % ba mar fanot BAN, bar
pan albeles f~tipfrpsIen pg bdpoe ct
tort Saar / Sooet. S~elitpttsn ldu peo
Siben. De tom od ogiad pp, at ban
6apoe p9ret meset fulo, ba ban tioli9 en-
Wprgsn ffulOe guu biem, pS at ban
6dpbe ligget ube / flere Segu. Gn
Spasmaeef ia berfor pgfua, at Smut
Sfpmager bar bu idgtenS BOO; tbi
ferFi bupbe ban bruttet fig libel, oernGIt
bapbe ban ilaut fig libel, pg tililut
bdpbe ban frpsiet libel.
GortfGttes.)
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-14
Saeerne oe "Grocn."
Snobtlotc SDSc.

"Srpen" er I @irfeliebeon bet NOR
fsIig'te 2eeemiobel | llniperiet. fient
ben life bar ppnudet Den 9Gre al blioe
pptaget I Sarmufopsen. Spor meget
29gerne bar Srpen at tatie for, er dls
minbelig betienot. Oct er - flyer en-
engelIf 2G9e - i~ittsrt, at | mango Sils
f9lDe bisie m~irdfule1e GgenItuber er
6leocn ti1dgt pi81e oroinereoe Weoiz
farsnter, felp mar bisIe bar pGret al
oele8 uben Strait.
Seq bar, tiger nGbnte Gage, Frems
talot rolig, itprtenbe Sepn beb at gioe
Yatienten ino furpet, beIttleret 8dnb,
ipm peo en- SiliGtning bar fact en-
bitter Smag. Oct bar en- Dame / min
8ennetrebs; bun leb meget al Heurulgi
pg ubtalte Sang pud Sang fin fire
Sperbepisning ON, at bun biloe blipe
fritz, bpis bun bare fiji iope gobt. Sfte
bah bun mig ON ct Sppemiboel, me,
benbes RGrmrite bible paa ingen Maas
be, at bun FtuIoe tdge tnb ct luabunt.
Sa fom jeg paa ben Sbe at fprisge,
bpao "Sro" pg Semmeli9beosfulbbsb
tan uorette. Sa ieg na'te Sang be-
Iegte benOe, pg bun bsnfulot ON en-
0oTis S%auoanum, LOB ieg, Tom ON iea
CAB efter. SGnfenbe Stemmen til en-
fortrulig SpiIfen bab ieg benoe lobe,
at ON ies ppfplote benos Snite, bun
UNDER ingen SmHGnbisbeber muatte
Iige fine Sl9gtninae bet. gun lopeoe
BET meo Glebe. Gn Stunb eftsr gap
isg benoe en- bitter, men ganIte upirtium
Drift, Tom ieg bapbe blanbet Iammen.
"Nu peb ieg," iueoe ieg I en- Gngs
IteIig og bsitioelig Spne, "at bette er
ct 'tGrtt pg farligt Mibbel. Srit bet
burtigt. 2Gg Dem iau, pg ON nogIe
Minuter fulber De / bpb Sson."
81 Wtnuter otter FOB bun "Ipm en-
Sten," og ba bun rdu9neoe, bar benbes
H~eurdlgi foripunoen.
Sopr mango MenneIter fnbes Der
life, iom inbbilOer fig, at be oltio er
Spq. Sda bar Stlf9lbet meo en- uno
Manb af nit 9%etienbtIfab. 2a9erne
baooe fprgiGpes orbineret ban ben enc
Mebicin efter ben anben. Sntet bjalp
0d tpg ieg BAN unoer 8~ebanoling
lob, iom ON ieg unberisgte bdm mesct
ombpaeelig pg iusbe tililut msb ct me:
get beitioeiigt aniist: "aa - az. bm
bm!"
Yaa bans SpergsmuaI pm, bbdt
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-14
Spormegct fofter Spaooncr
Saagcm Scrubamciclifa=
bcruc?

9ette Spsr9smaal blsp nbli9 optaz
Iist ps bets 9eiparelIe for'sgt | "Gngs
tiff Medanic." Den 9uage, Tom ON
@intsren berIfer / 2pnDon, er 10 be-
rpgtet poer ben belle 8erbsn, % enonu
bar ingen StprbD brepet bet til at pr9s
itere np9et lisnenoe, %enbfient bet IN
mes, ipm ON Berlin er pdu beofte Sei
ber,tl. Som betienot ojer ben forres
item mere elIer minbre tilitrGiteligr 8as
D%ebelDsning | 2onbpn % bens Sorit9s
Der | ildoanne SilfGloe General
Streit, % naar bette ullerebe lager
fore 8dnTteliabeoer / 9sien for ben oil
minoelige 8aoetruft, Iaa mua Serbia
nebeitprelferne BRUCE ben poerfte Sprs
iigtigbeo for at forebpgge l~llpttsstils
f9loe. Gtboeri at Observation-Disclosures
mao berfpr / iuaoanne SilfGloe mpbis
liiere en- bel Irme az iaaiaIote "5o9s
men" (5aagcmaubtab) til at bolos
8dSt puu SelIfabsts 9inicr. 9isle
Stilopd9ter forbeles blanot ale 9ds
neltrGtnin9er for at gipe Sogene Suas
g%eiienaler, rtuar en- truenbe ssdre nsos
penoiggier enten en- ldn9ipmmere Sdr!
euer 5ogctS Stausning. Sienulsrns
9ipes oeo Si9lp at Imdu Spranaera.
mater, 'pm 8d9tm9noene lager pad
Sftnnerne, fad'nart 2otpmptipet pus.
Ierer pper en- Iadodn pg brinaer ben til
at erpIpoere, iud peb acknowledgement
at ban bar at idgttase Sprii9tiebeo.
Sdugemanofta6erne mau ndiurliopis
og'da aflsfes eftsr en- bis beItemt Or.
betostio. Seo en- SddQeperipoe / gu,
ret 1888 brugte NortbipeItern Gdilpar
Gpmpdnp til fine 2inier life minbrs
enb 1852 Wsuno Tom Saagrpagtmaub,
! ct anoet SilfGloe bruate Miolane
Railtpdb enoog 1000. Hamlet ben
9aglen, Tom ubtrGpes til bcnne qrme,
'da mua p9Ida Smtoitningerne for
8ranuter udgtet biSie naturliopis
inbiiebeS ZEN 9roS" pg me9et biaia
for Idmtlige Sernbaner tiliammen no.
gisre en- gan'fe net Sum, nuar man
berer, at alene S%outbpsItern Railpar
/ Topsm6er pg Secember 1890 for.
brugte 49, $50 iaaodnnc 9ctdrbcr.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-14
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etlmmelten oil efter beri erfarne 5Olts Stj0n oiue IS ets. pr.
100 9uno.
Gu onben forbela9tis Iuueuoelie er at eiue Smaa9riie
1ummet Glelt. 9riien paa 6let fan NOT pore Lap, men
etbuert Sab lsnner BET fig at laoe benz pore o9 tribes peb ben.
Sopeoiasen er nemlie at brine bem irem belle Sioen li9e ira
Spbfelsn, iaa oeres Saet iaois foro9es, Weelten inoeboloer
Stoi for Glu7tler % Ben 90 Efforts" er ri9t paa Snltof, iaa
bet cr belt ioruuberliet, bpab faaoon 6Soe Tan uorette paa ct
Ear Waoneber.
ct Suubreoe gunb Stummet MeIt, 25 Iuno Gornu,el
o. 25 9uuD Mioolinss er Ilab, Der bringer Dem til at itpbe en-
rat Bart. 90, bpis be ben iiohe Daaneo, for be ital afben'
bes, fcbres uOeIuttenoe meo g ornuel % Wfelt, uil be ue en-
COB 8Get, 90 Den Ioite bar bait en- GOD Del oei % eipet ct
meeet 9oOt 9eberlag.
Oct er iom unee, Spiueue ul eipe bet bebNe Reiultot al
@leIefoOriu9; poa eamle Suu er ben borttaitet, oe oct tan. 10
naiteu fees ON al anbeu IfaO, man siuer Dem. Gn Girls til.
tager melt 9eet 4lberen ira 9 til IL Wooneoer, 90 al goo
Soorine, ben oa iuar, betaler Jig sopt, bet 9inOite ~tilirsOs'
i~ilenbs, ielu on 4riierne er Iaue.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-14

n0Iuc n you have any rare American OF foreign
UUlVS coins or paper money issued before iS"N
s----s--. keen them and send two stamps tor Illus
trated Circular No. 20. Fortune for somebody.
NINuSMATlC ANK Boston, Mass. Com Dept D. r.