davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-07
Iun puknta.
4siteu I Waotipu

bar funhet, at Sohn 2drtin .r b.rsts
tiset til gorgermeittrs gmbeoe., % at
6eurp Reiq ital IpLos Gmbsbst Iom
QIoermdno fra lite Daro. Strioen
op'too cso lleniqbeO ON be Stsmmsr,
Der bIeD taitet al Rormuttolsns Stu
pentsr, og iom srtlRrsbts ugpIpise.
T~omtnatisn,r (, ssown Gcuuta.
Den r.pub,itanfte GouatDsSonptns
tipn afboIotes / Qbsroesn Cnsbaa Of
termiooas. SUB stIfIutnins .rtlas
reoes baaoe for ben for Iatipnen og
for Stdt.n opitiasb. Sictct. RsfoIuz
tionern. tiItrpber ben rationale Qlats
fosm ps ubtuI.r fig for q. ~. Camp
bed ION Il. g. SENATOR. 5sleenos
GountpsS tc,et nominsreoes peo 8ons
pentionsn: S. 6. Smith. SberiT; N.
u. Oalp, Sreaiursr; 9. 8. Glart,
Rsgiitsr Of 8esos; !. 8. GIsitsn, aus
ottor; Or. R. 9enninger, GIsrt OF
Court; 0apio 8riTitbs, Gpuntp Sus
perintsnosnt; g. %. 2atpTon, Stats
aopotat; s. 6. Sauier, Gountpoom=
mer; en-. Dan Meter, Gourtp Sur
oepor; Or. Gountrpman, Goroner;
6. u. 5ppuro og $. 70. Cole, Stats
I%enatorer; 5. $. Smith, q. S6orIon
og 8. 6. @norus, Rspr9Isntanter.
gnfrt 1saismartsr.
Sra Barter mebbel.s, at BET .r
mango aur, iiosn man | Surner
6ountp ~bssprote Snobsitninsen iaa
tioIig og mep iad lpisnps lloiister Iom
iaar. R~ugbsIten er aasrsbs be9pnot,
og paa fore Strstnins.r af Saprez
og Soeoemarter bill Sturen beapno. /
n9its uge. Den Mais, Der lit. Be
Ismreoss al Gut Worms, er iimpeltben
itorildgen; pda fine StsO.r itaar Den
s Sob bsi.
eioHs tises eunstin
ira II. 6. g.ir6ur,au / Suron fiasr
bl. a.: Som Sele ~betragtst bar 9eirst
! u9ens esb uaret m.sst gunTtiat for
al Golins. Spsoe os Sapre ffpber
Gr, oa bpao unsuar Star % Mais,
Iaa fees osidu Der en- COB SripIel, %
uO'i9tsrns er loosnOs. SgIaa potes
ter, so pg 9apsiager itaar sobt.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-07
Nem Dnrk.
sursen sunse lite fsmm. ossrsns.

Surpen / Sagsn mob Sumperen
"Sermueds fire SHicerer, Der .r an
flaget for at babe opcrtradbt Neuz
tralitetslopens Deb at biaIpe og till
Itpnos en- Milstrrerpebition til Cuba,
trnguu / 5bursoags en- forisglst Grs
tlrriug til OOmmer grotpn ON, at be
life bapbs funnel enes. De 4ntlas
gsoe 6oloes fremoelss / 5prpdrnra.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-07
peunIulnnntn.
eeIepense besrapne @rus.orbdssr..

Shorsbdg Deb bet fra Wiasg6drre,
at Rsorinesarbeiort for at naa be
i~noitengts Nrbsiosr. | Yittston4@ru
ben forsait nos.t ldngTomt paa 9rrnb
at ben Wrngo. iprre alippebtotte,
Der bar falot neo. Reoningsmanbz
tdberre bsFinb.r ia enonu ca. 700
Sob fra be besrdpns @r6eib.re, og bet
pil miuoit tase en- uge, for b: ndar
frem.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-07
2obs'H ~ ME 1917.
GBHslutt0.
Riessassu opisics

FOR after at ,omme Idmmeu ogn l0ot
Rooemb,r. 5nriitn at 6ObsnIobe
frsnbragte aeiier,ns Iat til Rtgss
oaa og 5orburosraao, "a uotllis
bldnot aucst o3Iaa isIgsnoe Orb;
"s;oioItbeO ON lj,s Rtt for ale uiI
irtmms g%toioitbeotu ON fig. Cor
ptigtsl'tr for TRortlanott." al,,
urotagen Socilliittrre tillubleot bans
Yale.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-07
Stnerierue.
ain al n.

Zen q Gys al <uauen M, lirtpea
o 10 Gum. Cpinnr, trUsbss /
9sronas,Oa DO faar man Itir Utos mere
on 6inm1risn sler Cobb hlfsi isr
nsnt AIi.
Dten oel lammr Gtl;e bar siorf i'm
4ft iaar. llobpttet er 10 TIE blanoi
oe bsief., bet orstsr fla omiriua 10
Wilionsr SIN. aItiaa iom | ct Nio.
oefsaar. glen naar mon isr ben til
be Briier. Tom iaor er blepne betalte
for 5iifeuarerne osroppe. iaa CT man
inlot berettiset III at beteene 2oobehfist
/ 1895 iom ct al b. beolte, S.nmarisn
noseuliubs bar bapt, ialfalo ior Sitter.
mes 8totommenoe.
Gii.en bar p1ret betalt meo en- 3ien.
neminitspris af 20 ar. pr. 100. Sc.
persn bar opnnaet minof 20 ar. Oct.
t~olitersn. Bette err olbeles life for bsit
rsenst. tpsrtImob temmelis lapt. 10
Dtil,Dnsr Jlit a 20 grs pr. stp,ie
anoraser III 3 Mia,Oner aronsr. o.
10000 SsitOlitsr aeuer. iOm 10 Bartlett
iaar Ifal uosisre, iii euer en- balo
g2iliOn. Gette uosisr aItiaa 81 gilG.
8rcner.
Dtan maa NOT saa lanst tilbase
1ioer for at finoe ct iaa sooi aar for
2oobeifsts gebiommsnos.
Ratreffiftet
Oct er noast -pmie" baaoe reb Dor
% ben io,ufe Spit. Nen / Gnstanb
o. Srlaub gisr WatrslTiferHs eobe
Jorretningsr, liseiaa / Gmerisa. Sen
iijor uotalts Grpst for, at RairslFRst
Itulbe orre cmtrsnt soetast, Times sei.
bispis iaalsoes life at uare besruub.t.
SBuomGr8ftitet
bar biotil life faitet tort al 10. Getie
Fbloss bog life RuussI paa 1llsans
az 5ti,, men bells biuoerlist geir. bells
Qanmanssl. Oct iibFe er ! Reael.n
bet uarte. Zen, Der funoe uoiiube ct
Naioosl til at iorebpsse Gsnmausl.u.
piloe ai9re Berosn en- ooermaaos for
IIeneite.
Get Hottie S%iloefiife
er beapno, me3st louenoe. apalitst.n
itnl par. uomertet. % Barren opnaar
oooe 8rtier @ten bet ipdar life apot
for bore 2as.re al GjoriilO. bismms %
/ ublanott. &Ur Silo bar irsmoelcs
inseu Srsuius
Bore porige Siifeprooutter
ipnes belsr lite at p9re ipnoerlis paa.
aateoe rolanoet. Reoicintrancu,
babe / folotlarst % raa Tiiitaue, er
falot 9ris. 2srimuS hplosr bl,ul
% bruubIaui H. oppe. alipE IN tes
tales laa mIooels; Siotfi Ten bar 1T
noset at iise isr ON c IA 1aaes 1b
eler iaa. Def susite. ion iinoer itpl,s
Gftaipsrsisl, r Wosn. Den CT M
sppe ! ~ Rr. 1snoen ior iSriit orr.
SiIor syusasbs ben en- lib lits iioS
mere eHs ~ balse.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-07

Oct oplpies MI, at grsSerntor
Safps.r | @iscorTin iti. arbeibtr for
at Bio. palgi til be Jorsneb. Stat.rs
Senator. 0srtmoo itdI ban bae /
5aosr al, at ORIGINATOR Spooncr
pGia,s til Senator, bpis Tepubtitas
nerr. fddr W%diorit,t.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-07
9tohe MasA 0unttin
5lrbraCkn.
Sidtt opGineS.

Statens republitante Sonpentipn /
2incoln ben lite os. nominerebe for
8upernsr Samss MacGou, 9iceal.
perrsr Mr. 5eft, Statsietretrr s. q.
Piper, Guoitor g. .. 5soIum, Stats
tasiersr 6. 6. Gdie1, Supt. Bubble
Snitructipn s.. q. Gorbett, General
aoootdt u. s.. Gbur6iq. Sonoens
tionen tiltraaote 81. 2ouis 9latfors
men % Observation-Disclosures.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-07

Sc Jorenebe Stuters npe 5las nso
40 Stisrner paiso. for ferIte Gang
ben Ace os. fra be oHntIige 9pgntns
ger / Waibin9ton. 5or ilere Mtaane,
Der Iibsn uoitsots buabe arigsminia
Itersn os Observation-Disclosures rors til at
inofsre osnne 6oranorins, os 6lagfas
britantsrns bar bapt bet traolt mso at
Isis en- np Stjerne til fine aLIerso. frrs
sigs alag. 5 9arm bill lite D, samls
alag blipe ~tasiereoe tray, men efters
bert fom be nibes ue, oil Be bftpe er.
itatisp. msS nps. 5 Glaasen Ct Bet
lettrrs II faa snbiHt * upe giles b
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-07
ArknnTua.
Gu Banoe hgnat.

"9ucts9anben" paa fem RebIems
mcr bleo ben lite Suli bGnst / Sort
Smith. @lsIammen blep ben 23Os
September bsososmt for Wuro GA
frtminale SperTalo.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-07
Serten llnIer SBlp eiper, nanr b

Serten liner SGu siner, nanr be
sr prnssb. | Wputsn, $3.50 / Sslos
Dollars. 8isi. Is Inner, f~tripsr
"goiton 5runicript", fan tisbss paa
Rurtsoet for 1894. or btnns Sans
bel for 1894 pilbs Der blipe en- Iors
tieneIte al 1856 slsr n9it.n 81 BRO
cent. bpis Gsiren az Sob tunoe brtnss
BET til Mpntm og uosn SmtoNningsr
fud bet mpntet iii S~sloooqdrs.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-07
9runltrn.
on Iraftot msnsm

Sapan os 9raiIi.n paatru.,s. Der
ftaI oeida Dot. iajare at i.nos 90
900 iapansFIt. Grbsioer. oDer til Bra
iilien for Der at 7tdTs benz gsIj9itis
geli. ped 9afsplantagsrns.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-07
Cuba.
cprsrerns evsrrumsIsr sn ss

8 prooinoien Santa CLARA ligo.r
en- liOen gp Deb Rupn Morsa3o; Der
Tor!soen Rat tom Rsb.rsrne poer
gpen, cg be Iparite 9roppsr, fom bar
ftaticn.reoe Der, laa os FOB. Gnbelig
odagnebe De, cg iaa begpn0t. en-
Stamp, Tom enbie msb, at Oprsr.rne
eftsrlob a al fine osbs og y iaarebe.
On Scope stesrtt
raisr / Santiago be Cuba; $40 sils
f9loe er Der aaereos M inbtruIn..
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-07
Mt,turCnta.
cns. eIousb ct aisnuomtner.t.

SdDib Or. GlougA sr upitiast Tom
8dnoioat for @upernerembeoet; til
8tce9uOernsr nomiusreoes Sobn 8.
8ibbs, til GtdtSietretrr albert 9era
til StdtstusIerer Quguit 3. 8p.rs
ner % til @ensrulaoootut Senrp
70. Gibbs. Om aonpentionen meoz
oeles ira Ct. 9aul ben lite Suli: Gn
balo Stme eftst Mlioouq tuloIe Den
repubIitdnite StatStomites GroIgrcr,
Sames 9irbp, &orpsntionen til Or
ben, booreftsr Gqsnort6 9enbdm fra
0ulutb blcD oaIgt til miplsrtioig
Sroitnrsr. Gfterut oerpaa .. p.
6unn bar bleoen bal9t til Ssir:trr.
og ben ieoounlige SreOittonits par
neoIdt ciD., to9es en- Iiocn 6pils til
81. 2,30. Od 6orbanoIingerne after
btgpnote, biep Den Temperate OrQae
nj atlpn giort permanent, og man
Itrec psrefter til 0pfiGiussn af en-
Sictet. Gupsrnsr 0apio ~. Glougb
blep si.nnominerst peo ferte 9dlotes
ring, ioet QfitemnineHt- eiIt. STA for
GlOugb, 70 for Sobn 8. Gibbs, ia
for G.. q. Ban San! % 80 for Woies
e. GIupp. Gil 9ice8upsrnsr nomis
nereoes So5n 8. Gibbs pso FsrFe Off
ftsmning; bsrsfter bapb. Qnoretp
@rinosIanb 223 Stsmmer o9 6. =.
Staples las. StataTetretrr 4Ibert
Berg % StatstasIerer Quguit 3.
&oerner sieunominsrebes bsgge meO
INFLAMMATION. SereIter bleo Der en-
liplig Sappeitrio ON, bOsm Der ftuIos
opitilles ION 3unotoat for Statsaos
potdtzGmbeoet, % Der trGngtes TO
Ifitemninger. fsreno Gmbeosts mbEs
r.noe SuDsbapsr blsp aiennomineret.
Senrp %. Gibbs III snOeIig peo 2osn
Salottsrins 587 Stemmsr, %, 8.
Douglas 1872, Rats Singslep 1877, 9.
.. Smith SO % 6. 6. Suupt 112.
Gfterat en- Ylatform bar antagst, bplz
bsnoe Ct. 2ouis Platfprmen os be mo-
tionale &anoiouter Iauosliom Qomis
ntitrationen at StatsaHRrerns, aiours
nereoe aonpentionn.
sIoebrans ess esutIs.
GountptommisiGr 6. u. gclfaos
tore Gaoebpanins pua bans 5arm, tire
Mil I Rorosif for 0apion, blep
Sbursoug gftermiobug truH.t at
2pnilben, Der tai Den tbranb, iaa ben
nsbbranbt. msb 80 2as 81 os en- pnrz
pifuIb Ssit. Sne,n a~siurunc..
Smmierattcms a~snpentisu.
lloIistsrne er for ct talrtst Srems
msoe til 3bi. 9iItritts Sonpsntion
5borsoas ben 9oe / 9upfon. 5aler
bill bIips buIbt at Senator 0apis,
Son. s. 9. Gibbs, .. q. 9innis,
prof. Grsss, Son. 5. ). SacobIon,
Grtebiitop Srelanb, o.m.F.
sarbsipsnssIaosdfs.
80 Sunoreoe Qrbeibsre pdd "0ors
5ruins" pso Mslrois neolaeb. Or
bsioet ben 2ben os. De betdlteS mso
$1.25 ON 9ugen, men piI prcpe at Iau
$3.50. Smtrtna 20 g~ienoptoa after
Irbeioet. Strsitsn piIer en- truenos
Solonins.
On 1ornass
iag.bs bsnoper Sector 9l. 5 S6orsbra
often. 5lsre 9p9ningsr tog Staoe,
og Srrer bretteoe5 nso- pIo. abs
lins.n lagoes flao mcO Sorosn.
itSsir scbIes epuuts.
Sborsbas Gftsrmiboag sbetagbe
en- Saglfturm SuIinoer at acrcs mso
3orrmarter / Hoblts Gollnt9, meIbes
fra Qortan. l~lDeiret bapoe en- frebs
ienoe gebGscIit, og Here uobpgntns
ger blGIte nso.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-07
ptarnnnn.
@amle pottter tisres Dor. % faft.s

Poteter / Sunbrsoepis az guIbels
fra iiofts Idrs gplins blir / btsIe
0age tisrt ofiteo for at borttaitss Tom
5Dlo, beber bet | en- Meboslelie fra
Sron gelt. 0e ian life afbanbes pda
dnosn Maaoe. Sg ben nh. pptetss
uplin9 Ter ouarlis uo. agrsne ,r
tpnot beporepe, og be bsIaasos 4realer
er msaet imaa.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-07
Nnro gnkntn.
NfulsItr fine giHGrtr.

I%ortbipeItern Sarmtrs' Yrotectibe
aSTociation / @rano Sorts oil trGtte
ii9 tilbage for &ornForretningen oe
afpitle fine QF9rer.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-07
&u 9ptesr,t
9puntrn.
1d nse Sueaet Tor euba

er fOrelast gOrtss (Spanisns Rigs
5oriamltns.) Oct angiOer, at be
i~unoIpnlise llrgifter for 6iicdlzaaret
Dil bslSbe fig til 8 MiQionsr 700 Sus
Iinoe Dollars. oeri bog life inobefats
let srtraOroinpre armes o. 6laao.s
Smtoitninssr, bDilte tommsr til at
gaa pp til en- Idngt itsrrs Sum.
NarihaI ysartinss DC Gampos.
tiblieers ELECTROMAGNETIC paa
Cuba, foripareOe i'm Optr9osn Tom
iaaoan | Ssnatet / Onsoags. San
srtlareoe, at BET alsne bar for ariass
fsrielen ban oiloe pare ~aniparlia;
boao b. foritislise Rsformsr paa Zen
angii. maatt. Stprelisn bore anIoas
lts. Sniurs.niernss aampsR stboo,
Dar .ftsr bans Opfattsli. meaningless
% ieis.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-07
Jnoldnoet.
ao.pu.
enu TOM asnsrsTsfamsssat.


Den rspublitanite aonpenticn fcr
QoIt Gountn ufbolbtes | Ses Wcints
lite Suli, ba ben paIete en- Delegation
poa 80 m.olemmsr, Der ~paalu9oes al
itcmme for 8. 81. 3. Sun iom 8dnets
bat for Songrs8Ien. 9ette Strtot al
&onpentionen afgisr f%amtiois ben
tonQre8iionele & / Stftrtttet.
storm Gountos 2arbibdt bar till
tisnosgipst, at ban trnttsr zig tilbugs
6aosr al Sun.
0eIe1aterns til Stdtstonpentionen
0alIa9oes at femme pua Jrant :.
Campbell Iom SernbanetommisiG cg
pda & 8. Gouger Iom glector@ata
large.
g. e.. atuo sra
5 Mlgona oebe 6. 9. 2uro pfuoIe=
l9 86Orsoag gftermiooog ben 2osn
Suit. 9sOsarIasen bar apopleri
lSidg). @fosoe bar en- AZ Statens
'rsm'taaenoe 0emotratcr. s 1890
A10oe ban Sebe / 2egisldturen.
aldermen Sohnion a'aesiosi.
Borbsret / SiourGi tps 9Drado poer
alderman 8. $. SobnIon. Der itpo ans
''o5et for 8orruptipn, enote / 3borss
bags meo. at @nllugeoe blso enitsms
mig noItsot al 9Draaoet. Dan par
a. u. $. Gftins, tioligere 9ranbmanr
lS9sns Sjsneite, blsDsn bsItDlot for al
9aOs forfsst at presie Gltins til at bel!
IN Can meO iia, ioroi SobnIOn bauOs
Drnat lin SuoFboelie til 5oroeI for
eNtas.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-07

SetlndgtrTs or5oro uotn Barst.lig,
9eo tan ordrbsioe be gdnIc alag.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-07
Gs enaa

Deb atlunticsR tnsn. Sron Belt,
sr arbeioet p1dbegpnot meo at bore
en- M S9dtt. Der pil blip, 20 FOB ben
enc Bel og 6 ben anosn, to Sob mere
snb nogcn dnosn S9att pda be auns
ter. DEL bill bliOe Noelingsr for to
Clips, en- SurO % en- Stiges erer
1rappegung. Shuftsn oiI 6l;pe 700
5oo ogb.
9tueerirR tpsIapt.
Ora @sIt Superior ftripes 2osn
Suli: Gpuntp Glsrt 4roeriou, Der
6lep arrsiter.t pau gtntlass for at baDe
furbrust $1,000 at Counties 9eng.,
tlep peb Wioodsstioer lsslaot fra 1T
5angsnFdb tftsr bet forelsbise Sprs
bpr fer Retstommisiar Cooper. On.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-07
sarsisppese. artenTr ersno.

Den arteIiite 8rsno paa Soparos
5-rmen / 5dDIor SopnI5ip fob f9rs
oigbDs3st isaar, I"frips3 fra 6orman
ben 2oen os. Den er $50 6oo Opb.
grgnoreret er A CONNIE. % Der ia
ties en- 8dnoItrsm oper 16 SOB op /
0uTten. SrDftet sr 125 puno pr.
Spuoraptpmme. @anost er Hart %
Times at prre TulofGroig rent, nadr
u~noIagss en- lei SaltImug,
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-07
Mriinonaterne

SioH: 9eirs os QpIsbsretnirg fra
Rsgieringens 8eirburedu | 8ismarct
Iiaer 81. a.: Neoens 9eret / ben for
lebne llge bar pGret gunitig for 9Grs
ten, bar bet pGret Itaosligt for Sueosn
paa mango StsO,r; tbi bet purme 9sir
ON 0ugsn., efterfulgt at Rsgn og tet
Iatbus, bar frsmtalot aoItilis RuIt
pua Speosn, % paa mango Stsoer er
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-07

N&AE AINAIasAH
"A
usfsmnsv xirssas % ssssas Nosss~.
upeytiafemsufn

uss tusir~r-s cara soer Eeissaa q fsrsesa pso
sss- uDrrfssicasu;sr taNtaass ifs I to pas hnsases
IFlasuos Rrssrs assntasrs sf sstruffsts fsrIns
s,a. eSts q sDertslsueut. Der irp tenar lasi
ZTsoaasruTnrrt I Gr. ~fsrIaraNs tnsrsfist . Sarse
oil bet fOruas tub, . xirssassaHnsrs. Brsos. Der tnss
beIosr spcrtsismsH,es. ION BET haaes nes. sm NM
'ss Gsstttsiszsst , sef ussr. eisrss pa Go
saiHi,a
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-02

do 1t, but the elOpenent has turned out
all right, and the prospects are that she
has made a happy choice.
Miss MiIlson is now Mrs. John Louis
Martin. Up to a short time ago she was
living quietly IN Salem with her mother,
who is Mr.. Bryan's eldest sister. She is
II years old, and Mr.. Martin is 10, but
they have been friends since earliest
childhood and for a number Of years
there had been an understanding be-
tween them that they were to be mar
ried some time. Last spring they con-
cluded that they would wait no longer,
but when the young lady informed her
mother there was q domestic storm of
some violence. Mrs. MillsOn declared
that both the lovers were too young to
think seriously of matrimony, and she
told her daughter that If she married
she would dfsown her.
This break in the course Of their true
love did not discourage the young peO-
pie at all. Ia fact, it made them all the
more determined. They decided to get
married at the first opportunity, but
Miss Laura did not like the idea of run
ming away, so she decided to wait and
see if an occasion would not present it.
self. Her mother mistrusted that some
plot was being Matched by the young
people and arranged to take her daugh-
ter to visit friends in Louisville. On
the day of their departure, however, the
old lady was taken i'll, but she decided
to send her daughter on alone.
Miss Millson notified her betrothed
to meet her at the train, and he was on
hand. Instead of bidding her goodby,
however, he went along with her as far
as Jacksonville, Ind, which is the
Gretna Green Of that state. There they
were married. and the young bride
groom returned to Salem, while his
bride went on to Greensburg, where her
aunt lives. Mrs. MiIlson has relented,
and the young couple will soon be liv-
ing happily together.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-02

entered the army and quickly rose to
the rank of lieutenant in the Butcher
hussars and saw service in the war with
the Danes. He was promoted for bravery
and became an -de-camp on the staff
Of Prince Frederick.
But he was of a rowing disposition,
and in spite Of the distinction he had
won he came to America in 1851 and
enlisted in the Union army, becoming
captain of Company B, Twelfth Illinois
cavalry. After the war he settled in
Chicago. His lack Of business ability
has made the latter part Of his life a
failure. and he lives only in the mem
ory of the days that are gone.
The baron takes the greatest pride in
the fact that he is distantly connected
by marriage with Bismarck and that
he was present at tho wedding of the
Iron Chancellor He receives an coca
sional check from some of his titled
relatives ia the fatherland, but as like
~ as not be soon distributes the money
among some of his tramp friends He
had chance to return to Germany last
summer, but refused TO 60 and will
probably end his days in Chicago.
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CAN,T TELL HIS WAVE.

a Case in Minnesota Where a Man
Has Completely Lost His Identity.
New York. Nov. 2-In a letter to
members of the clergy in the east Rev
George H. Davis. rector OF St. Johns
Protestant Episcopal church in Man
kato MINI. tells of the strange case
OF man who has so completely lost
all sense Of his own identity as to make
it wholly impossible for him to give
his name, birthplace or other facts con
corning his personal history.
Mr.. Davis has written the letter in
the hope that the mystery may be I'M
raveled. Mr.. Davis account Of the
incident is as follows.
On October 16 a wen dressed gentle
manly appearing man called upon the
undersigned and announced himself as
a churchman. and asked to be intro
duced to some physician with whom he
might confer as to his mental condi-
fion. He said he had lost all know
ledge as to his personal identity. of
which fact he had become conscious
within a few DAYS.
The stranger was taken to one Of the
leading physicians and after careful ex-
animation placed in the city hospital,
where he still remains He thinks he
has gone from place to place for a con
siderable time. but cannot tell how
long. Nothing about him gives any clue
to his identity Some of his linen is
marked y. H H" and ne registered
at a hotel as u. Harrison, St Paul, but
he thinks that is neither his name nor
his home.
BE is an Englishman by birth, about
80 years old. well educated and thinks
he has Travelled extensively in this
country and abroad. He also thinks
he has some time acted as a lay reader.
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church and has been an ardent support
er Of tbs parochial schools. His appoint
ment viii mean that the liberal Catho-
lies, Of whom Archbishop Ireland is
representative, have been ousted from
the control of the university.
DR.. COnaty was born in Ireland about
40 years ago, but came to this country
as a youth, was educated here and is
an American citizen. He is a graduate
Of the College of the Holy Cross, con
Quoted in Worcester by the Jesuits, and
spent eight years in the Troy seminary
of the archdiocese Of New York. Since
then he has been rector of his church IN
Worcester and has been the head Of the
Catholic summer school On Lake Cham
plain for several years.
DR.. COnaty publishes a weekly paper
called The Catholic School Gazette, in
which he expounds his ideas on the
parochial school question with much
force and frequency. He is man Of
much learning, and in 1889 was given
the degree Of doctor Of divinity by the
Jesuit university of Georgetown. He is
a deep thinker and is we'll fitted to take
the important position as head Of the
university. While a strong and active
conservative, whose frank announce
ments Of his principles have occasional
ly gained for him the dislike of his OPP
ponents, he has always been on most
friendly terms with Bishop Keane, and
the latter has frequently lectured at his
school DR. COnaty has also been active
in the cause Of temperance.
The other two candidates are Very
Rev. DIR. Mooney, vicar general of New
York, and the Rev DR.. Riordan, who
has been engaged in mission work at
the Church of St. Elizabeth Of Washing
ton for about 20 years.
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TODAY'S MARKET REPORT.
Furnished by the Associated Press to
the State Journal

2nEcagO, NOV 2.
WHE1A T-Everythi pointed towards
higher prices at the opening Of the wheat
pit this morning. Liverpool showed un-
expected strength. coming I'D higher.
Worlds shipments showed falling off
and a decrease on passage was reported
Their combined influence was productive
of an advance of about sc. Decem Der
opened at from BIC to 7314c. After sell
ing around 1880 for awhile the price ad-
vanced steadily to 74c. December then
eased off to 1880. but soon advanced
again to 741sc. Northwest receipts though
heavy We're regarded as bullish. showing
a reduction oe over 800 cars from last
years figures.
CORN-Was quiet. but firm with wheat
and fair support by elevator interests
May opened a shade higher at 2eszc and
advanced to 295sQ2914c, then easing of to
29c.
OATs-showed equal steadiness with
corn and from the small causes. May
opened &c higher at 21s4c and advanced to
pc
PROVISIONS Opened at slightly adj
vanced prices. helped by a strong hog
market but reacted somewhat later.
January pork opened sc higher at sS-05.
declined to S7.9712 and reacted to $500.
January lard opened 212c higher at s4.5215
and eased off to $3.50 January ribs open
ed unchanged at S3-Sf72-
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. TlTLEp NEWsMAN.
sarOn Won sydow Sells Newspapers In
Chicago.

Baron Won sydow Sells Newspapers In
Chicago.
Chicago has the only titled newsman
in the country. He is a baron-a real
German baron. There was a time when
Chicago would have opened the doors Of
its most exclusive circles to a baron,
but Of late years foreign nobility has be-
come such drug in the Chicago mar
ket that they are set to waiting on ia
bles and even selling papers. Richard
Won Sydow is the name of this particular
baron, and although be is engaged in
such a humble occupation there is 10
doubt about the genuineness of his title.
About 81 years ago Baron Won Syd0w
was born in the city Of Stulp, Prussia.
When he was old enough. he was placed
in German cadet school, from which
he was graduated at the age Of 10. He
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has been so well pleased by his recep-
ton and the impression he has gained
of the country in general that he con-
templates paying US another visit at an
early date.
Every where Professor Moissan goes
he is asked to explain his process for
diamond making. He is always ready
to give it, too. for it is so complicated
and expensive that there is no prospect
that homemade diamonds will be-
come common. Although the compost
ton Of diamonds was very geH erally IN
derstood, it was not until he had made
his famous experiments with a specially
devised electric furnace. in which he
was able to generate from 8, 600 to 900
degrees centigrade Of heat that any
one had solved the secret of producing
these precious stones. He has also made
other discoveries IN chemistry which
have brought him fame and honor.