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Decorah-posten., 1896-01-17

Iddbanne Gfobning,r isi,n." 9tr'
pau penbte ban fig til to fore R.sr,
os fdsb.: Bring bette Mabel ben
pdd Srapplabisn; bet er unpttigt at
gipe BET ttogen Rrrins mere; man bill
iaa aui9eosl life tunns bploe bet iIipt,"
De TO Sorte tos Susmu, tnbbpqsos
benbe / en- sdmmsl Straamdtt., banbt
ben iammen meb Strttter % bar bsnoe
BEN puu Grauplabi.n. Gno.lig fob
be file, taitebe ben ,lepenbe 8prbe pau
Sprb,n, og Susma bsrt., al be srpp
Sunbet op. gun i~tisnte, at man biloe
bsgraoe 9enos. Men bet Gag Sano,
bpormeo be beortteoe benoe, bar iaa
let, al bun tunos bere be bortilenos
99rerts Stribt. Gn frpeteIig angit
greb benbe; benbes belle Ratur reiits
fig imoo benne 9sb, pg meb ben itsrits
Rste fit bun Sopsbst faapds frit, at
bun life blep toalt. GUN 9op noale
Ipage Raab fra fig, men ingsn bsrts
benz ON Rutten. pluoislig bsoageoes
9uitene | RGrbeoen, - no9le Siutd'
Ter LOB bblenoe omtring bsnbe. glos
bet itunbiebs | b.nbes aarer; Sanbet
blep trnbiet bort fra AeRAes- Ssaset
og bun fslte be itr9tteltge 9brs fsrite
Bib. Sum uOitsbte ct Stris og table
gspioftbeoen.
9a bun isien Tom til fig i.Io, be-
fanbt bun fig | ct 8rreIie meb bDioe
@eg9e, Tom BUN albrig bapoe i.ttUlags
til; bun Iaa / en- S.ns, TO aoinbsr mcb
3pibe InIigter fob peb bsnbss 2eie,
o9 Suemd tantte peb fig fslD: Seq er
aanb.rnes 2anb." Spor bar bun
ba3 Sum befdnbt fig | ct SpsspGrslIe
| ben tat9olte MisTionsanItalt | Sans
5ibar. Wen boorlsbss bar bun toms
men bib? SO, en- Jung Salbneger baps
be bin often peret uoe pdo Siatdls
ja9t og bar tommen ben paa 3an3ibars
8raoplaos, bppr bisIe DIR gierne afs
logger fine natliee 8eisg. San tom
netop berben, bu Susma blep anoreben
at benz, % ba S~iatalsrne flDstebe Deb
bans Stub, lagbe ban M9rts til ba
blotteoe 5sooer pg faa, at be rsrts iig,
San unoerisgte nsiere og fanbt ct
9arnelegems, bbis Sjerte enbnu bans
tsbe. 8reben at Mebltbenbeb tpg ban
Barnet og bar bet til Ssitrene | bet
tatbOlIte MisIionsbus, bpor man mob,
tog bet mso 8lebe. Suemd Tom fla
igien unber Ssitrenes plsis. Spors
lebes bun libt eftsr libt tom til ct MT
aanbeligt Gio, lGrte at tilsips fine 81,
enber og ielD bleo en- b~urmbjertig Sss
tier, - ie bet bsrer life mere til min
Slapebiitorie, os berfor bill iss ifutte
nit Gorebrag for ioag. @i Tal ogs
iaa for en- 3iO tuse &fIteb meb afrita,
og nafte Sang bssipe os ub paa en-
anben Reiie.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-17
Gm sammel 9o8trpffer.

@nslanbs albfte 8~ostrptisr, Sobn
8beat, er nblis BOO | SbeHielb | en-
aIoer Of 95 Gar. Baa fin samle Oil
Der talte ban sierns ON be fore Sr,m.
ifriot, 8Ostrpttertuniten bar siurt /
bette Garbunbrebs. SIR. 8beat Tom /
2are / 1914 hos en- g~ostr1ttsr, iOm
bapoe en- af tisie eamle Saanbprssier
al 2re, Der enoru lite er saulte for
ipunone. Wleb en- iaaban Bresie funbs
man TRIPLE $500 Blade / Timsn.
gpiierne fOItebs o.nsans 15e Rumer.t,
Os insen fanot 8riieu for bsi. 3eres
uobreoelie bar iaore riuse. Ga bel
8lab, bpOri SIR. @beat arbsiO.be, inbe'
bolot Meobelslier ON Slasst pst
8aterlOo (1s15l iulstes belle SOC
Gremplarsr, ps bet ipntss man bar rent
fabelagtig. K
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-17

Ter; bet rSoe Sap sr fnruet al aorals
banter, o. bet forte Sao sr iormsrtet
al efper og Gtorme.
Saosts Gosioresisus bier iis opsr'
oft paa Suroeu, snbos I Goroissn Us
Giterisen / be parme Sommernattsr;
men ben ubioiosr Iis | fin GLANDS fSrIi
be tropiils Gs1s. Ser ipnes Siib.ns
at ieile giennem ct lpisnoe % bllnien'
be Sap al seip; SiDfpauost irsnsr iis
iom en- 9~titrsnoe Strtbe lanst basub,
us foraH Gtepnsn sr Der ipm ct 5pr'
oarfert al Slofurter. SO mprfers
Ratten CT, oeito it9riere er GOsiores'
ienisn. Wan untOs lanss, at berRr
Itrep ii8 ira Ttluarelisn al Gosfor /
Saopanost; iibrn untos ma bet icr
ct elsftriit Gauomsn, iremfalot peO
8aubpartifl.russ @nibnius mob buer'
andre. Weu M pso man, at 5osIor.
esisnisu itptoes smaaopr, bpurai man
bar iuubet bunbrsoer Of 9lrter, ION
frembrinser ben.
Oct 8anomsn, ionn fables Welfsba'
bet ifploes liseleoes Gmaaopr. Oct er
me8st bbppist | bet inbiite Ocean. ga,
pet ipnes lise ub tilSUrijonteu at uers
en- ~umnaoslis meb Sne beoatfet Slstte.
Tom er OplpIt al ct sinbOmmsliet 2us'
msrfe. 9sune Garpe fees fun ON
Ratten.
Bet er bog nnturlisois ifie blot
Saooanbet, Tom fan bore iaa forifislis
~faruet; bet FANNIE er Tilfrloet mso
Snbissr os glue. @i minosr iaaleoss
pm bore 8raslues glimrenes srsnn,
Garoe, os | ben fioite lib bar Der be-
ret mesen 9ale ON ben Gs | S6msib,
buis 8anb bleu rsot; mon antaser bet
ifrioer fig fra 8IOmitrinsen al nusls
m~itrOifopiite Glser, Der er einbommeli.
&c for ben Cd.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-17
9arpanocts Sarre % Tps=
foreSjens.

Saccanbets esentlise Sarpe er blaa,
men ben fan ~fOranores meset oeb StOf.
fer, iom 8anbet bplbsr oplsI, %
fan ba oarisre / ole Iuancer al
gulf, srsnt % brunt; % besuoen
afbanser Garoen Of fuare mango
andre 9irs: al 8anbsts 3pb.
be, 8unoens Jarps. SimmeQpists
Stprfe, Solens Ssioe ouer SOriSOnten,
Temperatursn, Saltmansben, Suerfla
bens mere eller minbre rolise Tilltanb
os 8slsernes &etnins | Sorbulb til
Sa~sttasersn, Stsrrelien, Wtansbsn os
8eituffenbeoen al be mineralite os be.
sitabilite StuHer, bet bUloer iueoenbe,
2ilteoeuGrelien ai mifrOltopiite DIR.
5lere Saus bar faoet Naun efter fin
5arpe. Oct guile Sao ifploer Soanss
bos 2ermasier fin 5arue; ben periiite
Sust eGer S%rientulernes srsnne !Sau
er farpet Of emaabpr; Sapitrsmmen
8uroiipo, Sapansiernes forte GlOb,
itploer fit 9tuun ben opbblaa Garps,
Der ftuar / iaa itart Waooiatnins til
bet guile Saps; bet boibe Sau er op.
falot eiter be Sues o. Ssmasier, iom
bsbetter bet ben ftsrite Def al aaret
9urpurbouet (Sustsn osb aaliiurnia J
sr farpst rpblist af ben Masie purpur.
iarpebe Stjal, ium finsss paa bets Sep.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-17
4S0

i.lien not mst boIbt tiIbass paa St.bst. 5an frss Os
banote, famtiOis iOm ban ruabte ON 5ieIp Os ~uOisbts Gru'
ir ON Saua.
Seq tunOe baue brebt bom % par ioa baIDt ~tilbStsIis til
at sisrs bet; men Der par insen Glib til at itanis. Seq tantts
fun paa at inSbents GIpstninssn % bieIps bsnOs til at
unbflp.
Der bku siort gIarm; beIe a.irsn par geueseis; fenti
0iIbe latte ofitso paa Sast.
Wsbens ies Lob, faIOt nit gIi. pa en- 5et - en- bpiO
Sst, ion ies itrar sientienote. On 0tano fsrte ben ueo en-
9aS;o fra SIbsn b.nintoS bet Stsb, buor Mutanserns grass
ieoe, os buor osiaa ben ffuIbe torres.
@aunO Os Sen par Ige forun Os, os leg faa, at 5Ipstnins
gen Isb Iise benimoo bent gosIe faa Setunber ieHsre uar
BUN peo Set:n os sreb fat | Hebst.
Snbianeren iatte fig til WObparse % isste at bOIbe Gprst
tubase; men ba ben bIobise aniu bIeu iuunset for bans
Dine, trat BON fig tiIbase; bog peSbIsu ban at beboIOe 0tebet
/ S%aanosn. Web 9puets Surtisbsb bIsp bet ftaaret ouer, os
raft Tom Tantsn ipans ben beroifs fuinoe fig Op paa 3prets
Nps Os saloppeeSe bort.
Snoiuueren, iot bsrts til SsRsnss gOstgs os berfor par
bspabnst baabs m.O gue os Bile, os for Ssitsn par ton,msn
Ianst, baube ban isnSt en- qiI eiter ben; men Gprst usObIsu
at lsbe.
Yeebens is fprans isieuneu esir.u, bapbe leg taset Op ct
al be LANCE SppO. % for Snbianersu tanOs isnbs en- anbsn
pil fra fin gus, bauoe is meb ct ~psIrsttet Rap frat BAN
til Wartsn.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-17

fra Stsost. San bar beuSe nepps tbi benbes nssne, bunSns
6sbber labte paa ScrSeu.
San git forbi GcItst os en- ffrp 0fetnins beninob Sfos
pen. De giIbe, ion fa BAN, ftres % 10.
glu psnteoe iss lite lansers. Seq Iiitsb: mig burtis, men
itiue ~Ianssn,eb aantsn al Stouen beninob bet Steo, iom
Sturten iebe til, Os iom ban tiolisere bapoe uSpsset.
Seq Tom foruo for bam, os Sa leg iaa bam ffanie nsb fin
gprSs nsppe ii StriOt fra mig, troeoe leg, 0isbIittet til at
banole par tomntet. Men ban git after uiSere % nu Iie
benimob bet Gra. bag buHtet leg baube fiuIt mig. - gn
6rifs par NOR.
Ga, ben par snoos narnere, enS leg baube trost. Sbi
Wanbsu bauos uepps siort tire Striot fra bet Steb, buor ies
bapoe fanist, for is iaa BAN inabIe % fable til SorSsn, iOst
ban trat fin Sanse meo fig.
GaIoet ipntss at pars ~tiIfGIoist; men at bsmne efter bet
uHbe Srig, fc, I~eOiaseoe bet, MATTE noset sanite aubet
enS en- SnubIsn baps fOraariasete ct iaa repiomt Stris iOm
bette.
Oct par en- tort 3au,p paa Sorosn - bsrpaa faa leg en-
af be to pluSisIis iprinse Op. Oct par SioIina. Der rar
noset beubss Saanb; baaoe WaaaaeIpist Os Slammeu at
SlOen ftinneoe paa en- bIOois aniu.
Sum bpisbe fig ct GiebIit nso paa SOrben Os oueritar raft
gaanbeue, fOm bandit benos. os iatte osrpaa bib GIast as
feb oper Sletten.
llcen at operpsie. buaS leg sioroe, iprans ies no al Sios
pen o. Isb eiter bsnSs. Seq lob fprbi @snssatsu. Der baIDt
bapbs reil fig op % tun ipass let iaarst, men iOm GOrbaa'
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-17
gaa 8rtgsittem
Srran al aaptein Napns Rst1.

9'or'tcss tan ies feIse 0em7 ~ iparste bun r,eo en- rOhs
s'Hne % en- ptbuuist Gone. - Oerne Zone par beltem1
''4'aSa; bun MATTE fttert bape en- ~benmeIis 9eniist.
See IonSt, " iuarebe Ianoen, ioet BON penSte ttIbase
y "s' IN sn'O fra Belief; "ies tGntte lite bsrpaa; men nj
gun luIosuOts lite Satninsen, men itanieoe mibt ben,
etlAtns, iom rpbebe GuipI. 8 benne Stilins fors
= '', net ban itirrebe ino fit Offers Gine; - Sepaa,
,~ ~, wv gan ~pIuols!ts bauoe i~oranoret Sino, FIAT ban 8n's
SuN: fN''' w. ~" Y'u '"""'
ri -, ~ ven 9eu'se Somfru, leg Tan lite tro Dem. Te er
r, -, ua ls0s Ssnorha; De iunbe fprisse paa at imutts
' gen les bar en- bebre plan. 0teiS DEM Iot, %
=" ''onu - iss ifaI not iaa Dem afieo."
. @'o'Os be 'tSite Orb bIep ptreSs, bsieoe Starien fig
I,A. ' IN 0an9s, Hog fin arm ON benbe5 9p os bGpebe
sns Y I" III Sr9lt. - Wtin SorIOuste ueo bette llbprss
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-17
SpgntnaS'Gten

er en- Rtsbomsfilbe | be Jorsnebs eta.
ter, uben at Der &c irroeles Strange,
ipm life fienber BERTH. Sra ben seolos
silfe Spmaalins er Der netop M afsis
bet en- &opport, Tom bier, at 8aroien
ui ben Sten, iOm i 1894 tOses ub al
stenbruo fer | 2anbst. belsb fig til lite
bar lanst fra 37t Riaiun Dollars.
paa felipe 9rpcniussplaoien 9ti bette
RateriaIs blsp Gtsu til SO MiqiOner
Dollars anuenbt til Bpsniuser. 8
benne Snoutri sr Benniplpania go. /.
oernait tommer Ohio % iaa germont
Msrs eno 8 Jieroeoele Of bet belle BRO
butt tummsr fra en- forbotb8uis libsu
Bart al 2anoet - fra Waine til Sli,
nOis; be fore Stenleisr | SDoen og
gsIten er snonu itts aabnebs i noseu
lloitrafnins.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-17
AMERICAN GOLD-FILLED CASES.

GRAnterst 70
Er d bedas
fhre som kan nr
bes for Penge.
dstts Aver
t~isssunent med
Ordre og VI VII
snds pr. Express
Jetalt detts sEnuk.
10 filed bunting
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-17

|sSy% rootps Spmorinen 'Susoennen.
cn yum SOB Stanb, % bperten min Rome
sa le9 aepoe oentet, at Naitincn iunoe
sa's laa 600, 'om ben er. Zen er let at 'p
w. y 'st at Iorltaa. Sen sipr liaeiaa apbt
s.'s.0e lorl en- N~faiiine til 81 Dollars. Sea
IVY en- oO'3oaars NaIfiue I Suiet, fpr
w. .Saspsnnen," men oenne iiolte er lioi
%.s .s leS po til at bore ltertere. Zen
~. %set soot, % leg er | ale 3ele tlfreos
NJ, MI S, Jraat $3.50. 8. GperS, Cen,
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-17

Zen rpbaste Stubeut: 'Ret men miua,
bette tr oa en- etonoat.. 5borban tommtr
ostt. Sauret ! Suppen oa?s
Mtra: 'Stt mou fitsrt bore fra 9erss
gorter.s
6tuoenten Hormilott): 'Se bar Ret,
nina. 3ilsiO mig
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-17
..sroaISbaiiem neo Sromo'
bjettt.

oiu..rsn er MI i0mmsr' % bar breot
in, satte pper Mart % eng; Wa'
',.r liassr uu i esOn for til Barren
~ at pausns mso fOrnpet &rast.
sriItet puttert iDre Suts @sir ri
\, sast iaar; milot os aOOt ms0 pas
Ens. gsrs iaa bet bar paret pert le''
[;at ior gsnOerns at faa fiSrt frem
,rrn,r % Sch fra etooene. ia bar |
Z, b,te irsmbrast en- mere liulis Eros
babe for siDbsr % salaer. SuI'er
iom sr ira oisie aarter, bpor oat'
=, bet bar Ell, Suleoass NOrsen.
IT, BET par tlmsenoe Gsre, at fjsre
s,n oamle garnes airfe, iom ba
ifcrt fit SOitiositruo mso tanOte
F,s ale arunerns. msoeas Srselets
amer % @eni9beOens Gang tOnsbs
.;.rrsm BEN mestise Stenbo9lplng.
ssoru Itaar ben Der liseban, bog mco
la sorfjel, at ben nn sr 0pOarmst;
IN sr iuOiat 2 fore Done, iaa man M
Ian feos lunt Os sOot.
ecm gpbebcr berfra fan berettes, at
MI Ear iuaet 9eleiOniOrbinbelie meb
hrorobism % Snoterrso; oi fan M
fao ! pore Sjem Der Os tale meb bore
ptieote / GrOnObient. Dion I'm ri
4, mart iaar tale munotlis meo bere
ksrpusr / Gmerita.
o oputleiua bar Staten fiDbt enbel
kooro., ueml,s RSmU, S%t0repeiiath.
4, Der runbt; Der ffal anlasses
etpSeliuie for artilleriet, icm ! en- nar
Ersmtjo taI iIpttss BERTH.
goa @urues buloer be paa at bps9c
garatts for FANNIE.
Ger furtallss, at rosle @%nselfmano
t,r !iptt be samle @ruber oppe peb
suoaisu, % at famine ital iattes i
Sriit iii gaarsr. tillise ifal MP Sci
knlasses Upisiennem aaroalen. iaa M
kGp,r bsr 2io % &Drelie paa aac
Banter. Iaatte MI enbelis Sernbas
t~.aulrsset SsI--Sunbe Osiaa bli til
SutlisbsO, iua tan life anost iises,
EnS at Dor gpsc irlser meb 9iSen paa
fr.mtriotets Smraabe. Iiut9te Cont
her blsp Der eiurt 5oriss paa at faa
gpaSsns g~ranoeri omoanliet til Iities
tyauOsri, men Gorisset i~tranbeSe al
Eang,l puu TilFutnins; be itisroalite
gabr bar for flose til at iatte fine
Ssroe inb | INSTRUMENTATION; TIL
ION bet MI bsspnber OF tesne til, iaa
tanFe Srauoeriernes Gage cSiaa mart
d talt., TIL lem De auerebe peb, iau
naatt. itpIt bet enc Somlua buite III,
Der ,itsr bet auoet. Sa Cub sioe, at
ben Gag life oar fern, oa aft, iom fals
t,s tsruieuos Grit, bar breuen p9t fro
BOZ, us euno.
Cen bs,isnSte ielul9rbe Sage So
ban gsoius bsbe ben 23oe December
ffS sar sammel; ban bar meset flint
ii at bslbrsbe ior1iellise spsbomme,
tiar g.nbrub, iaa ban iaones piit al
gRauss.
Ct isrre Solfemsoe ital afbolbes
SSie til Abe Sanuar paa "Sultunne".
On 6crmiobasene pll bli aibolot Sore
Nras % pm gitermicbasene 9istuiion.
GIHs irenrosenbe Talere peutes at
tIas upsrpare famine, iaaiom Sans
~SEslIsn, Spgnepret Geip, Solteboi~
F'ls5sfprsr 9ulpp, Saafon Gasueien
H, t. SslanOinsen Olaf Selirior oil
l''iaas ON islanbife 5urboloe, iaa bet
slIo.r riit ct meset subt os larerist
IE'S., st, icm bet pitt albris fan Blue
tr mango al.
Sss mao M flute, ensrs er ies
'anSs Tor nit Sreo blir for lanst.
IN ssnlis Silien til ale "Yoten's
Salsre % gnlte ON ct soot % peliis'
pet g1taar. SUtauue gpsuien.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-17

Grpelisb.oens 2op. 'Gommetio.r &c bu
ristts manOts, men til andre 9iosr isi.u
brrer bu big iua toiuosustis oO. SOab tror
ou bet fan tontme af?s
Sarah: seq artas.r, at bet er a~rpelist
SoloOslsn af mine Stomfaors bar TGno op
6alpoel.n Roinoer.s
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-17
99Se aapitel. - ariRs.

ScD NJ 0'Asgaten bapbe Ipftet fin Sarge iom ieIp insen
'"' % ! line grme, iorisste ban at isre bsnSe bort
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-11-27
KANSAS 30. MISSOURI o.
The Jayhawkers Literally Mopped the
Earth With Their Opponents.

Kansas City, Mo-. Nov. 26. The Mis-
souri, tigers We're literally overwhelmed
by the Jayhawkers in the football con-
test at Exposition park this afternoon,
the score at the finish being 30 to 0 I'm
favor of Kansas. The field was very
slippery and at times the players were
ankle deep in mud. Probably 5000
people Witnessed the contest. Excur
sion trains from nearby points In Kan
Sas and Missouri brought In hundreds
who We're spectators at the game.
At $50 o'clock I5aine. the Sioux In
dian who Is one of the stars OF the
Kansas team. kicked off to the i5-yard
line. ard II was soon. apparent that on
the slippery field the lighter Missouri
ans would be no match for the Drawn
and muscle OF Kansas. After seven
minutes of play. Hester scored a touch
down and kicked goal. Hester scored
second touchdown after a plunge
through left tackle and a brilliant run
of ij yards and kicked a goal.
The first half ended with the score
Kansas, 12; Missouri, 0. In the second
half the Misaourians put up a stubborn
defense. but they could not Withstand
Kansas rush and after a desperate
struggle Bainc tore around Mlssouri's
touchdown and Hester kicked his third
goal. After this. in rapid succession.
two touchdowns followed and goals
were kicked. making the final score so
to in favor OF Kansas.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-11-27
sTANFoRD 20. CALIFORNIA o.
The Sport Too Onc-sided To he Fairly
Interesting,

San Francisco, Nov. 26.-This city is
being painted a bright red tonight for
Stanford won the annual football game
from the University of California by
score OF 20 to 0, ard the crimson colors
of the Palo Alto n,en are very much In
evidence. Fifteen thousand people saw
the game, which was too one-sided to
be very exciting. The University OF
California was outplayed at every
point Its lire was too weak to with
stand the rushcs Of Stanford's heavy
men and the wearers of the crimson
walked up and down the f,ld almcst
az they pleased. Berkeley played
bnyely. though 1t wls hopeless case
fer them. but never could they put the
Stanford goal in danger. The Stanford
men were in splendid physical con1i-
tion and had to run about TO keep
warm during the numerous delays.
Neither side made any fancy plays and
the game was purely an exhibition of
straight football without any frills.
For Stanford. Cotton. Fisher. Searight
and Murphy were TIRE stars and for
Berkeley, Ransom, Hall and Sherman
carried off the honors.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-11-27
SHE WENT DOWN.
Fishermen Who Got Into Deeper Water
Than They Had Rcckoned On.

New York, Nov. 26.-The side-wheel
steamer John T.. Moore. with the Clin-
ton Fishing club on board. sunk on
the elbow of Rumer shoals at 1870
O'Clock to-day. All her passengers were
rescued. There were no women aboard
and there was NO excitement. Only the
lower deck of the boat was submerged,
the upper deck, both fore and aft, be-
ins above the surface. The fishing par
~. cinSisting of 120 men, started ON
the Moore at . o'clock for the iishlng
hanks. The boat struck either sunk
en- wreck or rock and sank in Eve
minutes Several of the passengers
were Wet up to their waists before they
could scramble To the upper deck. A
heavy fog was on at the time whloh
caused Captain Samuel Morrell 10 lose
his bearings. About an hour after the
boat struck the steam pilot Walter III.
Adams passed. on her way to Staple
ton. :. |. She heard the MOore's sig
mails OF distress and went to her assist
ance. All the Moorc's passengers were
transferred To the Adams In small
boats,
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I,neing at New Orleans.

New Orleans. Nov Thanksgiving
handicap was the featurc of the card
and furnished a brilliant contest be-
tween Laureate and O'Connell, the for
mer winning by the narrowest of mar
gin. Six furlongs jr., won.
Montell second. Old Dominion third:
time. 1:l7A Five furlongs-HaZard
won. Ivory second Marutitus third:
time. l:O6%. Mile and sixteenth-
Marquise wen. Devault second. Sando-
val third; time. 1864. Thanksgiving
handicap. six furiongs-Laureate Won.
O'Conreu second. Clara Bauer third.
time. i.lSA. Seven furlOngs-AMr. Dun
lap won. Cherrystone second, Hubert
third: lime. l.3G.
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thing, the plucky little fellow seldom
falling To make the required distance.
He was. however forced to retire in
the sscond half. his place being tsfkeu
by Ferbcrt, who was equaliy effective.
Michigan made frequent use OF the
famous Princeton tackle and guard
back plays, which We're very effective.
But few tricks, however, were resort
ed TO by either side. both relying on
straight, hard football
One thing at least was settled by the
game. and that is that indoor football
Is literally and figuratively speaking
a bowling success. The men had no
trouble in catching punts and the foot
ball was played on its merits without
the handicaps Of a wet field or strong
wind. Toward the end of the second
half Il gOt very dark and the spccta-
tors were treated 10 a novelty In the
shape OF football by elcctr,c light. The
elements seemed all In favor OF the
game. The frequent squalls Of rain
made outdoor football almost "A swim
ming match, for a strong south wind
rendered punting out OF the question
for the side which was unfortunate
enough to be- playing against the wind.
The sheltering walls of the big Col!se-
played on the field that was ideal in
its footing.
The scene was a brilliant one. On
ali sides OF the field were waving colors
of rival colleges. In the boxes along
the side lines were many groups OF
gaily dressed women with their es-
cors. The box parties" In fact, were
not the least interesting feature OF the
game. replacing as they did to a GER
tain extent the coaching parties, which
of course were impossible. The noise
was simply terrific. every mothers son
and daughter seemed to be possessed
with a tin horn. Glass and college
yells and songs of all kinds were start
ed up with or without provocation and
at times the play had to be stopped on
account NJ the inability OF the players
to hear signals. The result decidedly
complicated the situation as regards
the western championship. Every
team with the exception OF Wisconsin
has now suffered at least one defeat,
and their tie with the western to-day
gives them but little ground for claim
ing the championship. Score: Ch.ca-
go university. Z; Michigan university. s.
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THIS is THEIR SIDE
MINERS IN TROUBLED LEAD
WILLIE PRESENT THEIR CASE.
They Want the Troops Withdrawn and
Promise That They VIII Pro-
tect Property.

Leadville, Col. Nov. 26-The Cloud
City miners union of this city has Is
sued an address to Governor Mclntire
and the people OF Denver, In which II
attempts to show that "A conspiracy
exists among the mine owners for the
purpose of keeping the state troops In
Leadyillp until the union Is dis0rgan-
lied The miners disclaim responsible
ity for the Coronado and other out
rages that have occurred here and offer
10 guard property and aid in main
talning peace II the troops are with
drawn. The address concludes as fol-
lows: Organization of workingmen
has become a necessity In all lands. IL
is lawful and cOmmendable. Ten or
twelve men, though wealthy and pow
erful. should not be allowed 20 crush
and destroy IL In this new western
land. much less should they be aided
and encouraged in doing 80.
"Thr miners of the union are anxious
for an ainicable settlement of this
trouble. They opened the field If this
Immensely productive district. They
made It possible for millionalres 10
arise from II. They have Ia II the In
terest II their days pay, bread and
mcai. shelter and clothes for them
selves ana tbelr huinble dependents.
Others have In Il the interest of rapidly
aCcumulating fortunes. The miners
ar. ready and willing To entertain and
consider any reasonable proposition
looking toward a settlement. They will
meet the operators In n spirit OF fair
ness and justice. They cannot Of course.
and ought not 10 consent to the de-
struction Of the union for that is the
bulWdrk of their safety. II stands be-
tween respectable labor life and tramp
life.
Neither can they consent TO perform
their hard and exhaustive labor and
undergo It's constant hardship and face
its maE'Ioid dangers for less wages
than viii supply them with the ncces-
saries of lie These two things are all
they demand-the right for their union
to live; the right Tor themselves TO
live 4"
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CHICAGO 7, MICHIGAN 8.
A Brilliant Game Played In the Coliseum,
Where Bryan Was Nominated.

Chicago, Nov. G.-ln the big building
in which five months ago W. J. Bryan
was nominated for president, 5000
cheering football enthusiasts saw the
University OF Chicago defeat the strong
eleven from the University of Michl-
gan In one OF the most desperately con-
tested games ever played in Chicago.
The result Was a surprise TO every
body. Tor victory had been all but Id
ed 10 Michigan. To HCrsch hbsrge-. Chi
cago's fullhack, belongs the hInor of
winning the game. His puHting was
one Of the features and his gonl from
the field. kicked from the i0-yar1 line.
went clcanly between the goal p1sts
ChicaCb could do but l,,tle With Nichi-
gau's line. mosI ~ her cains being
made n end plays iu v h.ch she dis-
piNyfI splendid intr-f-rsu-' ur ty the
Elcklal - Hcrschh" r,.7r,
Hammiu ali Firth both 81 etlu-
i.uishzd Themselves hy some very prot
ty lgkliur. un ras Nics1-nn s.ls PIN
gree ia tAe iiIri hL- vls t4- whole