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Decorah-posten., 1896-08-28
Sen 1Ioae straTanoe M
WDs Saleoonto,

IpsG aleoonia er en- tcmm,r, 9.
2 ! Noroueit for ap. 3.clanp, g.,
tilbsrer Sranfrig, iom Der bar osr,.,
en- Strafefoloni. Gen bar Of ma,
iunot al'mot. DC mOioOte er ooni,.
anoerleoes END De purioe ssNb,n.
boere. De lianer i SuOiaroa. o b,,,
Der % bnrnligt 9rien mere s. o;,;
fanife Nesre. &aptein Guot o9bte o,,
rlsfl9. oa ban talote ben "Qy.Gor,
ponla efter oct samle NoUr Soo 7t,,.
lamb. De talrise Snofjartnocr On,
item minoer ON be ~ltotite GODS sr,.
5lOroe os Suater.
gntalet at irie Seboere paa grr >.
for Sioen 13,03S; men 9lntor,t =;
straffanscr beleber fig til 2728S
aapt. Srepfhs, iom for ct Var gor.
iolste en- iranit Spfinoelie, Der bpDS,s
bemmelig, til bet en0elle GOmirants
er lblanot benz os bcpOgte5 imtrsne.|
Eolatten 8ereSouifi, Tom ben 6te 9uri|
1867 fcretos ct Moroattsntot poo G .,-|
aleranoer ben auocn, er MI Den rDls|
Snopaaner paa ri. Galeopnia. miami
bar tnorBmmet BAN noale 6Urrcttio1s.|
Der. Gan bar ct Tibet gus % ~tl,trlr.|
ger bet meIte al fin 3to / lin lille Sov.l
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-28
gather GpaeGe.

Zen 3oie Sepiember pe0uaOer bet ma,
Stoleaar. De TO iore8anenoe Gage halle.
gramen.
Smtoitn,n9er for Glt motagen acit oa
forbereoenoe gfoeltua Oct igritc &lay 1865
ienere $46.s5, Goleeeaioelmaeu oct i0ritt
Nar S26.15, ienere SEQ % 2ette mobeia.
ter unoerulsntn9. Upparmct pa metltrc
S9relie, Sampeoile liant BiorGa nj g}n@t
lgrer, Sibllctbct o. @pmuoit ttofa c,
3csuoen maa enbuer 9litlpcl pcO Yin
Iomiten til StoIen o~eponere $500 til
G~ritatnins for Staoe, ban fan tomme 1T al
9lrr. poa Sfolens Gtenoonl. elsie @cU,,
sibasebetaleS icuerr, bpia ln8eu S;o0c c;
gioIt.
aoltbolo beigrges al en- al Gltp.tf en-,
bannet "Soaroins Giu5", iom oil ia5, d:
itafie GOD % iuno SOlt iaa bIa8 iou
mulig.
s ben iorbercbeuoe aibe.irg uubcrpit$ /
bet iprlte Nar / NeItgtou. gnQtlij Eo,l,
gritmetlt. @eoeraiL &erteuSWitortc. 3oo'
loai 5piiolo9i. Gang. Strlputnl % @1r'
uaitit. | De TO iplaenoe aar ogiaa / 2ll1,
9pt 4l9ebra, @eomstri, 6oreucoe StaurS
Siltorie, "Gipil OopcrumeHt", ipiit Geo'
grail 20 Suit.
Snsen 9ilcipel / Den iorbrreo,noe 4iJr
ling er bun ben I'll ell entelt Gar5tia3it, men
ian tage be Sag be l~crltlelf O. aIostf
iom ban tiltrGuscr, 90 inaIeorS 8al Irtn'
SfoIen iaa burtia iom bans Gpncr ~ Ser
funoiiaber intter BAN titano til.
WGrmere SplpSniuger ON Den l~orat'''
oenoe gioelina iaaes hos ocanes %rIHtv1L,
Yrof. 8. @. Steel.
&atalog pan Rprit eIer Guaclt fdac5 III
tilicnote, naar man b%eurcnocr fig til @i"
lens 8eltprer, @rot. gatr. Nar'el
1858 9tcorah, 3a'pl.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-28
= sN q apius.

GspOtat 6. s. Sbnitao fra &oib,
tonOns, @is., a1ln9oe / glrsoaes et
fort SeIs9 / 8ecorob.
- 6raut Gaid on, ium BET iioIte
aar bar ltuOeret ueo 2utber Goaeoe,
reilte i Girspass til Rortbfielo, Minu.,
boOr han of iurtiGtte fine stuberin9er
peo Carlton college.
- Soiepb @telonO fra Gea, M@iun.,
bar oenne llge oGret paa 8eipa / De-
c0rnb % Sme9u. San fom her neo
ior at oueruGre fin Srooers 8rpQua.
Ntrs. 9. Geberieu ~nireilte iouo
til Sc Stop tor at beipge lin Ggiter
gtrs. gergaa. Miis GbrtTiue geper.
len sioroe Splge meo fin @lpocr.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-28

lloer al uilnot Sloo, bullet piler lia
6orm al saar, Sinner % anoet lii.
llet. 0ono De tittrpnaer er ct Mio.
Def, lom fan iJerne 8looets uiunohe.
Der.
9err SObn 6OlanO, ainsituu, So,
b~eretter ON ct iaabant 3itielos:
Get cr mig en- 6Ornplelie at funne
berette ON De iOrtrpifelise Girfniuoer
Al Or. Gcters Kuriko % Ole-Oid.
Gn al mine NabOer, Serr goamipu.
bar ct lsr 0taaueoer eummelt Barn.
lpS anli9t % Sppeo bar beoaffet
n'eo uollet. Oct laa no, Tom ON be
SG9er. Der bouoe Den life unper Sc.
eanoi'is' bar m~nsteslsie liscpperiur
S9soomf'ell, % man lrpstebe for, at
oef fottels Barn piloe fomme iii at
h''fe Sreile % N9ien. 3e %beIlnttebe
,aa al lorlD9e Or. Geter's Kuriko on
oie-Old, % eIter at boue bruat Oh 3
SLATER al ben isrtnnunte % l State
az Den IloltnGpnte, begpuote uolctttt
al 'Orl0lnoe, Oa oct pareoe life leuuc,
'prenO Barnet par aloeles bra. Gors
aiorere er mcs't tufnemmeljse."
Sr' Seter's Kuriko er i iUrtrinlio
0fao en- Meoieln for Born, ioet ben
CT '0oet uOeIut'enoe al u~eaetabilite
S~ettanooele, bar en- ~bebaaelia emoo
90 er aO'Olnt u~iiuoelis. gputbefer re
l0ar Den Ute. abresier 81. ge,er
ma9'"e9' ll2-ll4 g. Supne Gve.,
Gbica9o. ~
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-28
Erof. u. 6. Gaae

refer loag til Gu(lmau, @a'h, bpor
ban er aniot iom 8roies ipr / GnaelIt
ueo etatens Gserbruss ItOle. Slunot
De nOrife 2utberanere i oenne Gel al
Sanbet er Der altic Mansel paa bpqs
ti9e aarere / De aler Heite Sag, Os bet
er befla8elist, at Ell iaa fu~nofabsri9
Os enersiit Wtano, ipm DIR. G9se er,
life fan fiubc Ell pasienoe slrbeiosm mari
blanot fine esne 2aubsmenb, blanot
botIte bet altIo bar peret bans inoer.
ltaite gnIfe at faa arbeioe i fit Sab.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-28

'Ad. Suggester" er 3ttelsu paa en- lioea
Sos ne.op aogtoet al giclion Gbe ,mau &
60, Ct. 2ouis. $40. Zen iuoeboloer $50
~opiistpGftcnoe Saaitrattouer. ipm Tan oil.
uenbes ior apertering for forltienise Saqcr
Ten er peut %uoltnret | pasisnoe 6urmat oo
toiter 25 Gents.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-28

anu Hal &c rigtig BABE mauge Sat,A laos
be SanOtrDgeren citer at BABE erpeocret bet
Maaltio, Yreteirutn / FIN 6ierteng9oobco
bapOe iat for BAN. "0laocn bar olOeles uOs
mGrtet, % bet Hal bore mig en- 6ornsielie
at o~nbeiole Sercs 6us iii ole mine Gitns
hinge"
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-28

Mr. Cart, tiblisere &eoaftsr % Mfeo
eier al "gtoroen":
GDicasp. 17be ausult 1896.
Gil
Zen nor Than ife,amerifan1fe GresIe
fprenin9.
p. t. Winnenpolis, Minn.
&iare 8rsore / ganoen!
SAP 1af for Goers penlise Snbbp
belle til Seraeu ben 19oe. Oct Gle.
beoe mig, at S erinbreoe Ell CANINE,
Gr'a oIesa os iurreiten Gr i mango
&etninssr, % intet ifuloe bore mig
firrere, enb at babe funnel eelta9e mel
gber / aftenens Self % iorreiten %.
iaa i De iprubsaaenbe 9iSfus iioner til
Stanoens Seoite, men Smfanoisbes
berne iorbpber BET bespnrre. Seq ct
imIolertlo meb Goer i aanoen, % pa
bet err Gill peo iaaoanne Gnlebniuser
at leoia9e jim Gale meo 9poe EnIfer
for SnobDoerne, laa pil ies gnife ale
nuritsoanlfe So%urnaliiter baaoe / %
uoenior 9i,nelten, at De osiaa / 5rems
tloen maa iaa lin | Sorueien tarpelige
not 5ortieneite i sooe os iulOuastise
Collars % life / be for Sioen, iom be
lpues, iaa pppulRre SelpooQars. Settle
9iGloer oa iiar Reoatisrer % andre,
Der arbeloer Tor taft 2gn; tbi for lib
9luerre fan oct pel o9re omtrent liacs
gploi9t, enten Ibonnenterne unelaoer
at betale fine Slabe i Cub eIer /
S%slpboaars.
Waeo brooerlis Silieu
81. G.. 9. Cart.
9erpaa itreoes til Sals al Gmbeoss
mnno for ben npe 5ermin uleo Oct 9ie-
lultat, at iamtlise De samle Gmbeoss
meno mso enitemmisbeo sleuualstss,
nemlig:
9. anunoisu. Ireiioent.
e. Siitoe. lite Stcepreiiotnt.
s. 8. SppeoaIe, 2oen SicspreIieeut.
u. Die &aunoaI, Sefret9r.
& 3. Stnobetm, 8aserer.
YrOi. 81. y. 4uperion blep paa ssor.
flag al Sppeoale meo Gultemmiabeo
Opta9et ipm Gresietoreninsens fsrlte
gGresmeblem.
Wtgoet a%lournerebe berpaa sine die,
Bporeiter Meolcmmerne in corpore be-
9ao Jig til u. >. Spinbls 5otparais
bpor De bleu iptpsraiereoe i en-
@ruppe.
0ereiter aflasoe Hebaftsrcrne ct ge.
lss III ben ita~noinauiite ga9lingsfore.
ninss SDsnin9 paa 8iperiioe Nuenue,
buor De al Sr. 0e. ulpeitao. Surenins
gems Ereiibent, meo TOR genliabeo o.
6orefommenbeo bleu pit pmfriua fra
ajalosr til Colt. s gpsniuscns Sole
stage lisser 5urenIusens lmufte %
rummell9e 6oriomlinssiut, / 2oeu Gtas
&c betlnoer Oct 9oot ~uoitpreoe 3 bllos
tibet li9, Ute Gtase Den meo ReoItas
pelIoripueoe @pmuaItflal pa
alaloereta9en en- RGtte nette % reuliae
'Saoep9relier meo folot o. paruut
Den belle 8pguiua bar bolot /
ben lfjenneite Sroeu, ale 8arelier bar
.Dle % penlise % altiua LOB til at
BLUE gIort Ior at gjsre Steoet bpooe.
Ilst os tiltrGifenoe. Gn screening ION
oeuue 9lpr me8et 9obt p9 buroe ltpttes
Al ale Spens Gf%oubiuoper.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-28

drueu til ben me 5icushepise: 19i pleicr
at ipiie Grotoit 81. g."
Zen me Sieuefepige: "Sa, oct sr qoot -
bois ies lite CT tommst op iaa tiOli9t, be.
bppsr 5s lite al peHts paa mig
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-28
SmobG ~&pGemarfeo.
aamias SIN

Spmaitiuen ~Susueuucu" go. 5, icm leo
tjpbte al 9em for nj giaoueosr iioeu, lifer
ies uomRrfet goot, ua ben arbetOer til min
fuloe 3tlireoshiqelie og or en- iauO 8rpo /
quiet. Seq pii oerfor n~ubeiale benz til enbper,
iom trGHser Ell Spmaitine, be oil, bois be
tibber ben, ipdre fig tpue Collars. 6rasten
pOr sL7 gSrbOoisi, %. Rsiio n. Seibers.
Ylinu.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-28
Notwithstanding
Tscufdb warfre.
Sen BORT Rarfes.

nHerrer DewolH 4 Christensen, ~Rommissions.
handiende, " Harrison Street New York noterer
idag ~. Telegram I'll DEBORAH ostett';
sMPR: Tineste Creamery smgr / fast Pris I'll
ltla Gents N. Pund.
HG: Vi noierer Is Gents pr, Dusln for ffisk
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-28

SnmaltireH 1Susoenpen" mpotpg lea I
9oe Seboto % er peltilireoe meo ben. Sea
lpIes 8oot ON ben ! ale Seuleeuoer, % Iea
u! snlte, at enbuer, ION trQnger Ell Sbmas
ttt1s, niaa benptte 3eiltsheoea nj at faa ia
en- COB og blAig Sunaltine. 5raatcn toiteoe
70 eents. NeneS S0lnao, Siour Gitp,
Spma.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-28

Qad apotbetst. &unoeu: 1oar &c npott
0{iooel mon Sanoptne!1
Npptbeteren: @Hei.@
auuocu: ASe9 mao trDtts Ceres 0aanol
Dc er Den isrite Npotbslsr, Der bar tall
Sauobeo!"
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-28

All who are planning to attend the fl
term OF The Valdez Business Cole,
and Normal School at DEBORAH shor
enroll Monday. Aug. Il. 5,,E5
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-28
q. 6. Norman, "Tierbe 9nli."

Z. Eitelie, "Hopbusseren."
Clap aringeu, "gpe Normaroen."
q. Iaueridau, Zen b. Nnerifaner."
Ge nppalste Meolemmer oniteoes ei
6ierteli9t Gelfpmnteu, % 8Srr.
Siremme os Sill. 9eiterIen bolot
Spartnler.
Nr. 9. @. Qrctdnoer, Der | Wel-
lemtiben bapoe inpiuuoet Zig, blep sis
BET 9oleiribeo % uotdlte lin Snt Tor
ben Genliebeo, Ipormeo Blaoene hnpoe
antoset fig Die Suq Mpnuments 20
gen.
aomiteen bapbe pantaget Jig ct lp4rt
9lrbeioe, iom uoen 9resiens Siitauo
piloe unret umnlist. Srgsn Sag bar
mgot iaaoau 3eltasslle | ben uorlts
oanlfe Yresie, % berior p!loe ban
irembere lin ps &pmiteens bjertelislie
3af. Set nprife 5olf fan life iatie
tllltr1ffells Yrts paa YresIerts Srer=
piiiebeb. Oct talte man meo SOrbaus
ielie ON osiaa / Norse % irembapes
bes blanot andre al 8jsrnItlerne
S~jernion. Scr. Nrctanber ubtalte til
Slntnlns ct Snife ON, at 8resieiore-
nin9en iunoe mpoe / Mtinneapclis ben
17oe Mai naite Nar, / bpilfet Gdialoe
oens Wteblemmer pilbe blue auuiite
Seoersplabien peb Ole Sua gtonus
mentets aiilgrins.
Otan itreo berpnn fiji Sorbanoling
at icrItjellise 5orretuinesiassr, men
oa Oct allereoe bar blepet tent paa
Gftermiooasen, Tom insen al be fore
li99enoe eager iii rpsen a~isjprelie,
cs Mtpoet aiuurnereoe til ioas 5Ormios
bag ST. 10, ~eiterat De to fslgenbe So
miteer bar neolatte til at uoarbeioe
pasienbe Heiolutipner / Inleoring a
Nr. Gbrilteniens os D. 81. aalbeims
0sb: grof. 8etterien, g. 8. Strgmme
os Sppeoale (iur &albeim) og g. Ss>
g. 9litoe os q. arinselbad
{ for Gbriitcnieu).
On Iitenen saoes en- meget belIcet
% pellpffet Sera I NicoQet 6ouie.
Spiieialen os be ti~liteOsnoe aorris
oorer tar imutt beforsreoe lneb Stag
Os Slomiter, Soroet bugneoe unoer be
mango % %pelimaaenoe Setter. us Der
berifeoe ben beolte c9 lipli9ite Stens
ming.
Senere paa IIteuen fpm Gunidss
boaen iren1, os Der bleu, iOm rimeli9t
ian oare, Saler puer en- Lap Sfo. Scr.
g. 6. Sliun holot geltomlttalen %
Iunsereoe iom Toast Master, builfe TO
Soerp ban ffilte Jig ueo paa ben iors
Waaoe, Der uom9rter % er
s9en ior BAN / aft, hpao ban foretaaer
Jig. Set bar en- iaroeles bpsselis Vi
ten, % Nrransementsfomiteen Der be.
TOD al 3';6rr. Z. @ulebranoieu, 8.
u. @ilot, 9. Gage us Grel arineels
'ad, FOREIGNER ben parmelte 9aaifjeus
lelie os Sot.
Stoen loas pil blipe optaeet meb
Bodybuilding al be %ioreltgsenoe Sprrets
liant al Sals paa npe Gal,
os imOrsen ifal 5Drenins
gems Ieolemmer iOretasc en- Grtur lion
II Safe Ntinnetunfn, en- 9umpitibstur
.nnot oenne os tilbrlnse GItermibo1s
zen paa or. 8. Geurles prastise 2anbs
teo paa Morie Sstano.
Mteoet iammentraaote i9ien / s5prs
81. 10. Sum faa bar falone
'eo Teitanter, iaa naItcn iantliae {
bar iiliteoc. Scr. g.
al "Geo Giper 3ibenoe" po J
Sr. 6. 3. 6. Wtsaer al @ranb Sorts
formanben" optUge8 iom Wteolem. !
net al 5orenlngeu. 5sloeuoe gelcs J
beIlutteoes ienot til 6ritbiof I
1
FRITHJoF NANsEN,
pr. Ohme, !
kristiania, Norway. {
Norwegian Danish American Press, in |
nnual convention assembled, Minnea- |
oils, sincerely conpratula,e ,,o,, .,a [
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-28

Snmaltinen "6uSpenaer,@ lotT reg i0u,s
for en- Stano lioeu, or lea mere enc nI't.n'
nteo. Zen aipr uomprtct atbeloc Iass Stm.
ieeuoer. Srn1teu par 80 9entS. Fs"''
1pnaiuacu, Sammono, ISIS
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-28

St, Der liosr meit DsO en- gOmpsciie, er
BE- iUrisit, til al pompse uubrc.-8, galtour.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-28

All departments of The Valderbnslnc'
College and Normal School open a'o"
day, Aug, 81. 5-"'e'
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-28
rnInihs e]rspspsiier.
minneasolts groonttmorreo.

II tste Noiaringer er for stsTre PaTtieT; we'd smaasalg
er Iriserne naturligyis ndt heiere.l
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-28

Sobnion al "6eo Giper 5ipeuoe" %
Or. 6. 3. 6. Wtsaer Of @rano Sorts
"~Iormanoen" pptpge5 iom Meolem.
lner al 5oreningeu. 5gloeuoe gelcs
gram beIIutteoe5 Ienot til 5ritbiol
Hanien:
FRITHJoF NANsEN,
pr. Ohme,
k%ristiania, Norway.
Norwegian Danish American Press. in
annual convention assembled, Minnea-
polls. sincerely congratulate you. safe
return, successful voyage.
Is. ANUNDSEN. Pres.
q. BE RAvNDAL, Sec'y.
Gn llplis 0tsiusiiOn uOipnuot ia
oper iorifjeai9e OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Der
fremlattes.
Otter en- lpngere p9 meoet inoaaas
enoe 8isfusiion al i~orIfjeQiae Sorrets
ninss ipprssmanl al Suteresie % 8io.
tl8beo for gpisfolf i 4lmiuOetjgbeo "a
ior g(uisubsiuere i G9rpelesbeo be-
flutteoes bisie Spgr95maat tenoiIte
til iel9enoe Scmite til n9rnere 9rpI.
telle:
9. GnnnSien, i. .. Eburien, s. 8.
SppeSale, S. StOrp, e. SiItue, 6.
&asmusl en, S. 8. Sport.
.. .. 3burien al "Rpe 0ormou.
oen," d. Z. Sasen af "Seterbeimru~
% s. Siltpe al "R~orbpeten" pptooes
lom Meblemmer.
Brelloenten bIeo ~bsmpnbioet til of
uonaone to 8elesnter til ben inferno.
tlonale Yresiciorenings garsmsoe i
Stodbolm nei!e gtar.
0sl9enoe Suttereioiut,on ueotpoes
meb GnItemmiebeo:
RESOLVED, That we. the members Of
the Norwegian Danish Press Association
oil the United States, in convention as.
sembled, hereby express our thanks 10
the citizens Of Minneapolis for their ROYAL
entertainment and especially to Mr.. r.
Nuldbrandsen to Messrs. Wood & Shat
TUCK proprietors of Nicolett House. for
tue tree use OF the hotel parlors, to the
press tor courtesies extended, and to the
Northern the Chicago. Burlington
q Northern and other railroads for
transportation. COMMITTEE.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-05
The Ericsson ON Trial.

New LONDON, Conn, March 4.-The
official dock trial Of the torpedo boat
Ericsson was begun here to day. The
examination had nothing TO do with the
vessels spec. The water was very
rough owing to the high wind, and it
was impossible to hold the trial on the
open water. The average number of
revolu lions Of the propeller was $50,
the full capacity bein 419. The average
pressure of steam as per guage was 1875
to $50, and for o short time it was 1870.
The board will not give out anything
officially until its work here has been
completed
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-05
Steamer Mallory Seized,

WASHINGTON, March 4.-Oaptsin Shoe
maker, chief Of the revenue cutter SER
vice, has received o telegram from Cap
Merrill, at Port Tampa. Fla, stating
that he had seized the schooner 8. r.
Mallory forty miles south of thas point,
loaded with arms and ammunition, and
that he had delivered her to the proper
authorities ct Port Tampa. Notwith-
standing this seizure the authorities
here have little expectation. in view Of
recent decisions OF the court, OF making
out any case against the Mallory that
will detain her longer than few days.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-05
ENLIsrxNG RECRUITS.
Agents of Cuba Buoy Sending Americans
to the Seat OF War.

Agents of Cuba Busy Sending Americans
to the Seat OF War.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March 4.-AocordinR
to local papers agents Of the Cuban
revolu tionIsts, working from st. Louis
as common centre, are sending from
this city and surrounding country from
thirty to fifty men each week 70 Join
the forces OF Gomez ON the island. Ac-
tive work was begun shortly after the
middle Of February when q Creole from
New Orleans appeared in the city with
plenty of money and made himself
known to small circle OF Cuban sympa-
thizers. No ii I WAS lost in getting to
work, and between February 90 and 80
forty or fifty recruits left this city for
Cuba. Since tho date last mentioned ct
least hundred more have gone.
The men are enlisted with the under
standing that they are to take chances
on the success OF the revolution. They
are promised nothing unless the cause
Of Cuba wins. If 1t does, they are given
q guarantee that they will be we'll taken
care Of. No salary 10 offered. Trans.
portation is furnished them to Cuba and
1t Ia guaranteed to them that food and
clothing will be provided for them dur
ing their stay ut the seat of hossilities.
Every man enlisted In the army ia
equipped ct once with side arms bought
from large hardware store in st.
Louis,
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-05
THE CUBAN wAR.
Spaniards Believe President Cleveland
Won't Approve ehe Course of Congress.

Spaniards Believe President Cleveland
Won't approve che Course OF Congress.
MADRID. March 4,-The opinion pre-
walls in circles here that President
Cleveland will not approve OF the Cuban
resolutions adopted by the United States
Congress.
General Weyler has cabled to the
Governments on the subject and, refer
ring to the question of American inter-
vention says he hopes 1t will not be
necessary to resort 70 extreme meas
ures He added that no alarm was felt
at Havana. tig-i
The official dispatch also says that In
the latest important engagement be-
tween the Spanish troops and the In
surgents in 5Cuba, in which General
Bsigos attacked the insurgents WHO
were protecting the ''so-oellee Cuban
government" the Spsniards loss ten
killed and wounded. f
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-05
a Large Sum For Rome missions

NEW YORK, March 4.-The hesdquar.
ters of the Presbyterian board Of home
missions at No. 1856 Fifth avenue, 1t Was
announced to-day that last nights
meeting in Carnegie Hall netted SIS 800.
Recording Secretary Oscar e. Boyd
stated that many pc sons present at
last nights meeting but who made no
contribution ct that time, have signified
their intention Of sending in contrIbu
tions within the next few days. Alto
gether 1t Is expected that fully S25, 600
will be realized as result of the meet
ing. 1t could not be ascertained
whether President Cleveland has sub
scribed to the fund.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-05
GETTING READY FOR HEAVEN
Georgia Negroes Making Prepar-
atoms For Ascension,
Atlanta Darkfes Bolieye They VIII Be
Taken Up In n Whiriw,nd Tomorrow
and Arc Getting Ready to DepartA-The
London Herald Says seven Years and
Seven Days Mast Einpse Before the
Time Arrives. 'cs

ATLANTA, Ca, March 4.-There is
much excitement among the negroes In
certain quarters OF this city over their
expected ascension to heaven on Friday
morning. Two bands of believers in
the ascension theory have been holding
meetings, one at the corner of Connnlly
and Richmond streets and the other at
Fort and Cain streets for several weeks
psse preparatory to their departure from
earth next Friday at O'Clock q. no.
The asoensioniets are led by Two
negro ministers, Rogers and Smith.
Tnere are between 900 snd 800 OF them,
ana all are firm In the belief that thew
will be lifted up to the skies on the date
fixed by their leaders. Many of the
'negroes sre making active preparations
to leave the earth. Some have given
up their possessions and are bidding
friends good-bye. Others are selling
household goods and making every
preparation to depart,
1t Ia their belief that they will be
taken up by whi.lwind Friday morn.
ing ana will remain in heaven five years
and sixty five days during which time
they will inspect the promised land.
where on the last day they will be
gathered together to sit in judgments
over the unbelievere left behind. As
an evidence OF the interest raised by the
expe citation OF ascension the Journal
to day received the following special
oablearam from the London Christian
Herald.
Evangelist Rogers, Richmond street.
Atlanta, and other persons of color are
stated in the Chicago World and else-
where to be preaching from Daniels
prophecies on Christ's advent that the
translation to heaven of IA, 600 living
Christians will occur tomorrow (Thurs.
day, March 81.
THE London Christian Herald cables
to state that it 80 claimed this view
some years ago; but has. for the past
two years. maintained that these events
Will not occur until seven years and
seven days later, namely. on the 12,h
day OF March, 1908.
"These additional seven years and
seven day are the covenant week mem
toned in ths last verse of Daniel.
ninth chapter. European wars will form
within the next two years the allied
confeaeracy of ten Kingdoms prefigured
by the ten horned wild beasts in Daniel
seventh chapter. and Ave yeara after
ward Christ will come on March 10,
1909"
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-05
Opposition to tho Anticipation BIZ.

WASHINGTON, March 4-The hear
ings in opposition to the anticipation bill
were begun by the House agricultural
com mittee to-day. Those who appeared
included Mr.. LabouiBse, of the New
Orleans Cotton Exchange. and Henry
Hence and others, of the New York
Cotton Exchange. Their argument was
to the effect that she dealing in options
and futures WAS not harmful to the
cotton producers; that, ON the contrary,
1t tended to advance tho prices OF their
staple and to keep the market steady.
II the bill were enacted into law is
would, the gentlemen asserted, prao.
tically kill their business and result in
consequent harm TO the producers.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-05
ross Renominated For Oonereaa.

CHICAGO. March AFTER an exciting
contest George e. Foss was to-day re-
Nominated by the Republican conven-
ton for Congress from the Seventh COZ
gressional district, receiving 64 votes
against % for w. D. Boyce. Charles
Whitney, Of Waukegan, and George 2.
Englehsrt, of Evanston. were chosen
delegates to the Republican national
convention at st. Louis. They were in
structed for Mckinley. This breaks the
plan OF Gold uninstructed delegation
from Chicago to the national oonven.
ton.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-05
House Proceedings.

WASHINGTON, March 4.-The House
spent the entire day fixing the salaries
of United States district attorneys in
the amendment to the legislative ap.
preparation bill to abolish the fee sys-
tenn. The law at present fixes the
maximum salary from fees at SO 600. In
only one case was the recommendation
Of the judiciary committee departed
from, the western district of Pennsyl-
yania, where the salary recommended
was increased to $4,000 from $4,000.
Among the salaries fixed for district
attorneys were the following: District
sttorneys Alabama, North and Middle
districts, 81. 900 each, Southern, $4,000;
District Of Colum bis, IS. 600; Florida,
Northern and Southern, $4,000 each;
Georgia. Northern. $4,000. Southern,
81. 500; North Carolina, Eastern. 81, 600,
Western, $4,000; Tennessee, Eastern,
Middle and Western, 81, 900; South Caro-
lima, $1,000; Virginia, Eastern, $1,000,
Western, 81, 600; West Virginia, $4,000.
The request Of the Senate for con-
ference on the Cuban resolutions was
received but not soted upon to-day.
Representative McMshon, of Penn
sylvania, to-day introduced q bill ap-
propriating S75 600 to procure site and
erect peace monument at Appomatt
Va. The site selected shall be where
Generals Grant and Lee met and agreed
upon terms OF cepitulation,