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The San Francisco call., 1897-03-12
Medicos Meet at Auburn.

AUBURN. CAL, March 1.-THE Cali
fornia Northern District Medical Society
met here yesterday liz semIannual ses-
sion. Thirty members were present. in
cIuding President John Fife OF Red Bluff
and Secretary E. E. Stone of Marysville.
DIR. Harkness OF the Academy of Sciences,
San Francisco, was an honored guest. In
teresting papers were read, as follows:
"Gunshot Wornds of the Liver" by Dr.
David Powell OF MarysviIle; Unusual
Cases in Ophthalmic Practice" bv William
Ellery Briggs of Sacramento; "puerperal
Eclampsa," by 0. Stansbury of Chico;
"Bromine as a Topical Application in
Diphthera," by E. B. Robertson of jack
son. 1t was decided TO hold the annual
convention at Chico on the second Tues
day in November.
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in this City meeting of the survivors OF
the mem bers of the Nationsl Guard who,
in 1877, composed the California team
that went on to Creedmoor to shoot for
trophy offered to teams from the guard OF
the several States for the best marksman-
ship.
The purpose of the meeting will be to
make arrangements Tor the proper OBJ
servance OF the twentieth anniversary of
the shoot which won for the California
team the trophy. Ten years ago the sur
vivors of the team met and celebrated the
event by banquet at which all the men,
bers except one were present. That one
was Captain w. II. Brockhoff OF Com
pany D, Second Infantry. who some time
before that date met his death by acci-
dent. At that time there was reserved
place at the head of the table for the miss
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szUs, ,LITo MANS TROUBLES.
His Property DeedeG to a Man Who Dice
o,ld Letf II tn III, Heir,

His Property DeedeG to a Man HhO Died
and Lett 1t to Hi, Herr.
SAUSALITO. CAL, March IL -Jens
Christensen owned a home and some prop
erty, but it is now no longer his.
l. appears according to Christensen s
story, that some time ago be got into
fficulty with another man which be-
came so serious that he was threatened
with a damage suit. Fearing the laws
wrath, Christensen i'm mediately decided
all his properly and home to a man named
Winn, whom be knew and trusted. The
damage suit was not brought and the
trouble blew over, but Winn, in whose
name all the worldly possessions OF Chris
tensen were, suddenly took dangerously
sick and was in such a condition that it
was impossible for him 10 sign deeds or
other instruments by which Christensen
could regain his prop rty.
Finally WInn, who was an old man.
passed away, and Ill his name, according
to Cnristensen's story, th= properly still
remains. Winn's widow does not recog.
nize the claims OF Christensen, and says
the property is hers, and she intend, TO
hold it.
Christensen sees no way out CT the di-
Iemm and in consequence is without his
home.
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selected. The officers in charee of the
events we're: Lieutenant Martin, athletic
officer; Lieutenant kilborne time keeper; !;
Lieutenant Pickering, starter; Lieutenant
Ireland, referee.
44O yard hurdle rece-Won by Sergeant
Omarie, Company c.
10-foot wall scaling, team of five men each
from Company B, and D-Wou by Company
ID.
Obstacle race, Naturalization by Private
Hendrix, Company G.
Wall scaling, Is ieet high, teams of five men
each from OF all comp panies-Won by Company
d.
Wall scaling, 10 feet, teams of two men each
from Company B. e and D-Won by Company
d
Obstacle race, teams of four men from each
company-Won by Company d.
Hurdle race, 120 yards-Won by Private
Carter, Company ID.
Hssty entrenching- by Sergeant Lang,
COmpany c.
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llion to the Republicans to concentrate
upon any particular plan of action.
For this reason mem bers OF the commit
tee state that the status quo in the Senate
Will be maintained. and that ultimately
the vacancies will be filled, with the Re
publcans retaining the chalrmanship,
although owing to Populist representation
on some of these committees it will not be
possible for the Republicans to fully con-
troll the action OF some.
Another meeting OF the steering COM
mittee will be held tomorrow. A denial
is mnde to published statements that
compromise has been agreed to
whereby the Republicans are to retain con-
troll unt I'll Decem ber when the regular seS-
sion conysnes, and that at that time the
contest Tor the control Of the Senate is to
be Wapad.
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OIL ON TROUBLED WATERS.

atlantic Liner Arrives With a Heary
Let and Ahifted Cargo.
HALIFAX, n. S.. March 1.-THE Do
minion Lire steamer Vancouver, which
was five days overdue, arrived in port this
morning.
The Vancouver had very rough pas
sage. heavy head storms being experienced
all the way across. During TWO days she
made only 155 miles. A slight derange-
ment of machinery also delayed the
steamer while repairs were being effec
The ship was frequently swept by huge
seas, but no serious damage resulted. The
cargo shifted this morning. and the
steamer had heavy list when she came
into port. Oil was used at one time to
calm the fury of the sea and if had good
effect.
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ENGLISH WRITER DEAD.
Professor DrunsOaont Met the Title of
One of Hts Books.


One of Hts BooEs.
LONDON. ENG, March 11.-Professor
Henry Drummond, celebrated writer on
religious subjects, died to-day at Tun
bridge Wells. While the professor had
not been in the best of health tor some
time, Still his death to-day was a great
blow to his friends. Professor Drummond
had not done any literary work for some
time. One of his most widely read books
was 'The Greatest Thing in the World"
The general tendency OF his religious
writing was cheerful and elevating. lie
never took respondent view of life or of
the future existence. Some OF his views
caused great discussions. There were
manv who agreed with him, while not
few opposed him. Professor Drumm ond
was of a very pleasing personality and
had manv friends. His books had a wide
circulation in England, and there were
rot few readers on the continent and in
America who admired him.
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AGED COUPLE ASSAULTED.
BrutoHy Maimsd With an Ix at Nght
and Left for Dead on
the + ooc

PITTSBU RG. Pa, March ia Green's
burg special telegram states that last
night daring and brutal assault, that
may result in the death of two persons,
was committed about fifteen miles north
Of Greensburg.
Richard Graham and wife, an aged
couple alone on farm, were the victims
OF the assault, which had robbery for Its
object. Graham is reported to be wealthy.
Some time during the night three masked
men forced an entrance to the house and
Knocked the aged couple senseess with
an ak. After that they ransacked the house
and left. 1t is not vet known how much
money they obtained.
Mrs. Graham was partly restored and
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RORSEMEN ORGANlZE
Middle We ttcrn States Articulation Per-
fected in Chicago.

CHICAGO, ILL. March 1.-THE Inter
national Horseman's Organization was
perfected to-day at the Palmer House.
Thirty horse-owners. breeders and drivers
were present. The Middle Western States
were represented.
The report of the committee on organi-
cation was presented by President Gill
and a constitution and bylaws adopted.
The reports stated that the organization
was to be in the interest of trotting horse
men all over the world, the object to be
the improvement of the trotter and PAGER,
and the treatment of the breeder, owner,
trainer and driver OF light harness horses,
and the preservation and advancement OF
their legitimate interests in all branches
of the business. The report set forth that
many evils existed i'll the old associations
ana the new one was designed to correct
them. II was decided to hold the meet
ings annually in Chicago in March.
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Go,,o From. Fresno to 1obbv.

FRESNO, CAL. March 1.-THE Board
of Supervisors has appropriated $25OO to
be used by DR.. Chester Rowell and Colonel
William Forsyth, who will go to Wasn-
ington to make fight for a higher tariff
on Zante currants. Local banks and
raisin-packeTs have subscribed $25G0 more
Dr. RoweIl and Colonel Forsyth will start
for WASHINGTON tomorrow night and will
be Joined by General Cbipman of Red
Bluff, who will assist them.
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TRAGEDY II ARBUCKLE.
Mrs. Hoorsr KttIs Her Husband With a
Piece of CANINE

COLUSA, CAL. March 11.-Mrs. Frank
A. Hoover killed her hus band at Arbuckle
this evening about Z o'clock by hitting
him over the head with a piece of gas
pipe. The couple have been living an un-
happy life for years, and only about four
months ago Hoover shot one Hornline in
the legs with birdshot after finding him
prowhng around his house al night. The
ki ling to-day was the result OF another
family quarrel. 1t is said that Hoover
had been abusing his wife and had run
her out into the yard, when she picked up
piece OF gaspipe, and as he came toward
her she hit him just above the ear, killing
him instantly. She was placed under
arrest and is now III charge of Constable
Smith. An inquest will be held to- m or
row morning. Mrs. Hoover is the daugh.
ter of l.. {. Lane of Dunnigan.
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BURGLARS AT SINTA MONICA.
SAFE Opener Injured While Examining
Their CIun.sy fork.

IN|tT tTNHssV WOTR.
SANTA MONICA. CAL, March IL
Last night burglars attempted 10 open the
safe in the Santa Fe depot, using tools
stolen from J. Mobley's blacksmith-shop.
They also tried to bow it open with gun
powder. 1t was evidently the work of
amateurs, who only succeeded in breaking
the handle and com bination and then
gave up the job. This afternoon an ex-
pert safe-opener, ]. Shooter of Thomas B.
Clark & Co., Los Angeles, was summoned
to open the safe. While at work portion
of the gunpowder left in the lock ex-
ploded, blowing out the door, striking
Shooter and badly bruising him, breaking
some OF his ribs and hurting him ten feet
away. The door was thrown eight feet,
narrowly m ssing Agent c. w. Wilson.
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Racing at Ne,r OrIenns.

NEW ORLEANS. La, March 11.-six fur
longs, Ella Penzance won, R. Q. Ban second,
Halloween third. Time, IL.
Six furlongs, Prince of India and Grayling
dead heat; Al Kyris third. Time, II. Purse
div ided.
One and q sixteenth miles, Tenochtitlan
won. Chicot second, Sir John third. Time,
:5212.
OAe and an eighth miles, Otho won, Booze
second, Senator Penrose bird. Time l :5S.
Six .urlongs, Jake Zimmerman won, Nance
Lord second, Cora Ballard third. Time,
1:1712.
Seven furlongs, Robert Bonner won. Annie
Teuton second, Earth third. Time, ;3OL.
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Shaver Jurv Di,ngree. at Merced.

MERGED. CAL, March 1.-THE jury in
the case OF r. A. Shaver, who shot Elmer
Bowes last July, could not agree, and
were discharged by Judge Law last even
ing, after having been out for twenty-four
hours rhe jury stood ten for con viction
to two for acquittal. This was the third
trial of Shaver on this charge, and in each
instance the jury stood the same way and
disagreed. The District Attorney will try
the case again.
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ing member with plate turned down. 1t
is probable that on the occasion of the
twentieth anniversary there will be a
shoot by the survivors, and that banquet
will follow. Then there will be two plates
turned down, for since the reunion
Colonel John McComb, who was the COM
mander of the team and adjutant, has
passed away. OF the remaining ones of
the team there are II. J. Burns, who at
the time of the prize shoot was captain of
Company E (the Sumners) OF the First
Infantry. Since then he rose to be
colonel of the First and now is on the re-
tired list. Then there is Charles Nash,
who is a sergeant on the police force,
Harry Hook, who IS also on tie police
force, ami Charles P. lie Breton, who is
connected with prominent mercantile
house of this City.
Tie California team was selected from
among the best marksmen in the National
Guard who were mem bers prior to the 1st
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Field Dan at .B.n;cio.

BENICIA, CAL. March 1I.-Interesting
athletic events were decided to-day at
Bericia barracks. the contestants being
members OF the three companies of the
First Infantry. From the winners the
teams that Will compete in the great field
day at the Presdio next month will be
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jailed at Vnncouvsr for Iorgerv

SEATTLE, WASH, March lin the
matter of the Heaton EN- bezzleinents the
strong arm of the law has reached out
again and gathered in Levi G. Smith, for
years trusted deputy in the County Au-
ditor's Office, who is now in jail at Van
couver, b. c.. under specific charge
made by the Prosecuting Attorney of
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Ne,ccaste Kancher Poi.ons Hims.rf

NEWCASTLE, CAL. Marcn 1I-Last
evening the dead body OF Charles McKin-
ney, a well-to-do rancher, was found in
his cabin two miles from town. Letters
to the Coroner and friends showed that
he had administered morphine, strych-
nine and audanum by his own hand. He
has relatives in Kansas.
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on Commodore's Sloat's flagship, and was
present at the raising OF the American
flag on July 7, 1916. at Monterey. He
soon afterward removed to his present
residence in this county and married
daughter of Matina Castro, d Spaniard
whose name is part OF the history OF this
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Santa Cruz P,oneer Dead.

SANTA CRUZ, CAL, March 11.-Joseph
P. Averon, a pioneer, died yesterday at
his residence between Santa Cruz and
Capitola. He has been sick for year.
Mr.. Averon came to California as steward
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may recover. Her husband is yet uncon-
scious and in critical condition. Mr..
Graham is about 65 years old. His wife is
about SO. 1t is supposed that tramps
committed the assault. although no de-
finite clew has been obtained.
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SANTA ROSA, CAL, March 11.-R.
Armstrong; barn, on Cherry street. was
DESTROYED by fire early this morning. All
the contents were consumed including
three valuable horses. The total loss is
about $1,000; no insurance. The origin of
the fire is unknown.
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Supreme Court Commissioner.

The Supreme Court in bank yesterday ap-
pointed General n. P. Chipman of Red Bluff a
Commissioner of that body to succeed P. Van
Clief, deceased, the appointment to take effect
April l.
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Tncoma,s Uorthte.s Wnrrnn,,.

TACOMA, WASH, March 1.-THE Su-
perior Court, in the test case, decides
against the VALIDITY of over million dol
lars worth of outstanding city warrants.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-12

The following is the individul score of
the twelve Of the California team a each
target:
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hnti- Tru,t Bifps Progress.
DENVER, Colo, March 1.-THE anti
trust bill passed the Assembly of Col
orado today.
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The citizens of San Francisco con-
tributed large sum OF money, about
and the soldier boys left the City on the
3Oth of August for New York, which place
they reached in due time and found that
they would have to contend against
teams from Connecticut, New York and
New Jersey. They went to practice
shortly after their arrival and kept it up
until the day before the shooting. The
match was shot on the 18th of September,
the day preceding the great match be-
tween the American and English teams at
Creedmoor, near Garden City, on Long
Island, and in which the Americans were
victorious.
The result OF the match at the two tar
gets was as follows:
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TO CUkE A COLD IN ONE DAY.

Take laSative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All drug
gists refund the money II IL tails To cure. zoe
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-12

forgery. Smith, who has long been promi-
nent in Republican politics, retired from
Office with the change OF administration
on the first of the year.
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500 yards that entitled them TO place in
the team:
Charles Nash, Company c. First Infantry ..... 474
L. Barrere, Company f. First Infa7try IL
]. W. Mah-r, Compan, c. First I.fantry ...... All
Infantry. 4s6
F. IL. Ladd. Company A, Second Infantry. 462
J. Warren, Company A, Second Infantry ..... 462
e. n. Shook Jr, Company G, First Infantry 461
g. ii. Strong. Company +, First Infantry 46l
Colonel John McComb, mmander and ad-
jutant of team. 461
". Wright, Ci mpany A, second Infantry 461
Harry Hook, Company :. Seconi Infantry. 460
Captain II. ]. Burns Company E. First In
fantry y........................ 460
Captain H. w. Brockhoff, Company ID, second
Infantry Observation-Disclosures. 45s
E. Unter, Company b. First Infantry. 455
Charles Z. lie Breton, Company C., First In
fantry y..................... 4 81
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-21

- hrs. @nitd Comfort | Shouts
er ben itolte gierinoe az en- tort Rat,
'om bun bar betoreret pau en- mn Wldds
be. s oens Gren bar bun fat imad
Diamantrinae, iom lpisr Hart pod
ben msrte 9a99runb. adtten ipnes
at f~oritad. at ben b9rer en- toitbar
PrpoeIie og poper fig neppe uoenfor
Dsren. - Won ben DAME, Tom OBJ
Tier 0iamanter pad en- aat. Siper be
fdttige noaet til Sul2
-Repreientdnter for W~ormonidm'
funoet bar o9ret | Wtericp, og bet Tor'
tGqes, at be bos ben meritunIte Re-
gjering bar betinget fig aogdng til
at tjsbe ire WiQioner qtres 2dno, be-
liggeuoe / Dsgolabo / Staten Gbis
Gudbud. Oct er Weningsn at luoe
10000 Wormoner boiatte fig Der |
be n0ite TO Qar. Wdnge at aoloni'
lferne oil TONNE otretfe ira ufdn, men
enbnu flere bill itrsmme til fra andre
&unter al be 5orsnebe Stater, bpor
Wormonernes ll~oienoinee bar eiort
proislpter. 8 Gbibudbuu er Der al'
lsrsoe for TO blomitrenbe Wormons
bpgosr meb til'dmmen 5000 Strle.
Yrof. q. Stoctmeper | Sort
Scott, &an., sr 8eiripddmano os ms
Der iom iaabdn nogen anieslie. vi
fuur ie, ON ban flyer idnbt, naar ban
nu ipddr, at en- frpgtelig 8liS5dro oil
tomme ben 21oe December og bare
TO 0ags. Den oil fringe ODER ale
norbligs % miotre Stutsr | belle ame'
rita msllem StiIebapst % atldnter'
bdost. !Son er iad filter | fin Gag.
at ban bill, at dle Stibe Ital dbpores
ON at bore | Sdpn, og at man | Gdno'
biftritterne | 8eIien itdl boloe line
8srn bjemme fra S,olen ben 21be %
22oe.
profeten paoitaar, at ban foruos
idaoe be ulpttebrinsenbe Storme, ION
nnlia rdIebe | europa.
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-21
Sorlfjeutet.

- Mr. &jel6erg, ION sr Igent for
ben amsritanTte Regiering, er tommen
til 5bronbbjem for at tjsbe Ren. 0ps
rene Ital fsres til &lonoite.
- prpbibitioniiterne / Sainois bar
btbtil bapt lit Sppeotparter / Sloms
inaton, men nll er bet / Gbicago. De
pil be9pnbe 9ulgtampen / Sanudr.
Gn pasiGger puu 0ampItibet
"alti" af Yort 3opnseno, Wa'b,
Tom MI er psnbt tilbags til Sjemitss
bet, brinssr ben Gfterretning, at Der
er opbasst riss 8uloleier / NGrbeosn
al 0pea. Gn bel MGngoe 5oIt er
aaerebe reiit bib. Steoet ltg9er SO
Mtl fra 0psa. atti bringer ogiau
ben Rpbeb, at nan timber Cub Oeo
0eabpopb Greet, iom ligger 'pp Wttl
fra Dapion Gitp, men pda ben aroen
Sioe al Yuton.
timber apr6eret / Qnleoning AZ
ben fore 9rano i 2onoon Der forlsoen
fremtpm 8pappotat Senrp 8. Grdtps
forb meo en- opiigtspettenoe Grille
ring Snsbag ben 15oe. 9un Ia, at
bet fremgit at 9iOnesbproens, at 81
ben life bar opitaast p.o ct ulpttess
tilfeloe, men at ben bar paaiat. Den
optpm / 0aller &c 8ropns &dabefas
BRIT, pg gropn tunoe lite negts, at
han bar ben sneite perion, iom bar
tilftsbe / ubitiGingsDareliet, oa bet
beonnbte at br9nos. 9an oilbe MI
iaien blipe lat paa 8ioneitolen.
- Teuie 5olep, en- ung Dame ira
Gloin, Sq., iibOer nu arre'teret
gounastppn, O.. forbi bun git
Wancfolttl9osr. 0a bun life bapbt
fere penge, rsiite bun paa aultrdin'
Nor omtrent fem Tiger iioen bar bun
i gartersburg, 90. 8a., og holot bsr
Qao meo Sramps; men ingsn ppous
oebe, at bun par auinoe, paaitaar
bun. s gounsstOpn tager brup'
apinoer ia at benoe. De pil foripn'
bsnpe meo orbentlige alGoer pg ienot
6snbe biem til Moberen, iom lite peb
hpor bun er eQer bpab bun tar itg fore
Den rusIiite 8artentine Serinf
antom til San 5rancisco ben lob
December meo en- Calming SGlitinb
bpis 8arpi anilaass til en- Wiaior
Dollars. gering mebbringsr ogiac
en- Imut Samling al naturbiltori't'
8ienItanbe. Roromanoen Steinegi
osr ,iom itaar / ben umsritanite Rs'
oierinos sieneIts, bar WeoIem al Der
SeltummisIipn. Der uoisnotes frc
0oibinatpn, og ban nntteoe Inlso.
uinoen til at inbiamIe alsbdano'
sina, Tom bar pibenItabelig Snter.
este. Samlingen Hal oeles mellsn
Gmitbionian Snititution og gritiiI
Ronol Ruisum. gurteutinens 50
rsr, aapt. Srsnbsrs. cplpier, at BEL
TRANSATLANTIC 8ane nu sr fommsn Box
. Ril inb / 2anost ira gIaoipoitot.
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-21

Sntel, os at ham fit bun pibe, at 5as
oeren leber. Sun Itrep eieblittelig til
BAN, cg iioen Tom be Iammen. pis
gems Mpoer inosit MT 2GgtsItab, man
er MI Gnte. Gfter 2open sr bum Gam
CATERS Suitru, oa bun albris bar err
bperpet Stilsmisis. Serfpr Tiger bun
MI at faa 5insre / bans Gienppm.
Gdncaiter reiite til Sprinsfielb for at
anl9sge Stilsmisieiug. Manbsn bar
ct goot Rpgte. 2enge leote ban efter
lin Satter at fsrite 2ggtsitab; men
oa ban enbelig fonot benbe, outteoe
ogfaa Wooeren op % giorpe 8rsol.
pigen boloer meb i'm 5ar.
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-21
era fremn,eoe Sanoe.
Snssm uarre isrhsiis Woisntat o. 'ripoais
Inran

Snssm uarrs tprasiis potsniat o. '~ripohis
1Hram
er no9eniinbe optrdabt enb Rutioens
S~nbebaper al bet itormGgti9e tpits
Ssiierrigs, / bet Winoite lite ! Dor
9ib; islO ben fore Rapoleon fsrts
lite ct ioa m9gtigt Orb.
San ben forbolospis unge 5brite,
Fan blso 10 aeiisr ldngt tioligers, enb
Rogen bapbe tantt Jig. ban tror 10 M.
at en- Iaabdn 61r iom ben tpIte, efs
terat ben Diite fig iau. Tom ben siorbe
/ ben pItsIranlfe arig, tnapt fan oOsr'
gaues.
Ru Ipnes bans Sorfangelisbeb, og
ben er for, at gaa | Retnins at at
faa Spertasst pau Sisen, osiaa Der
blipe Rumer /; 4lt, bpab ban nu bar
fact til at laos gaa fra Stabelen.
Qlt bpub Der alerebe er. for GIempel
iii China, f9rbigt at gad andre euros
pqite Gtors Wagtsr ibeisn, alt. og bet
Ttul i~nbrsmmss. en- magelss Wrgiars
riqbeo iiobsr "Serren at Cubs Rdas
be" ODER bet tpIfe Rige. inoe meb. s
bette bort ubtrpt lisgsr Der lite Spor
at Spot, men Setter Wilbslm, Spfs
lambs ftotts Saeob BON 5pbo., bar
p~irteliq MI / osnne CONNER ubtalt fig
iaa, at ban life oper fig bapoe nosen
Qnben eno Dor !Serre.
ct worossorise paa De sorsnsos etaisrs
apniui I easana.
Gaalebes fer bet | bet Winbfte uo.
Gn Seloeoess Wafine, en- aste Dpnas
mil, Bonnie, fanbtes Snsous Worssn
/ ben gpgning, bOor be Jorensbe Stds
ters aonIulat bar fin. aontorer.
S,fslge en- Ospeide ON benne ubado
meboeles Sassn pua fsls.nbe Waaoe:
gom6en, eler 5~elpeosss Maitinsn, iom
ben Glaas2 pelrsselissrsoftaber Tabs
tes, for 9pnamitsn blep opfunbet, bar
onbraat nsoe / en- truns 9uesans mel
lem 10 Qillarer.
General aonIul for be Jorenebe
Gtater, SIR. See, Der piitnoi bar pas
ret en- Sorn / Zinens paa be ipanits
Watoborer pad Cuba. pleier dltio
Susbuq Morgsn at TONNE tiolist til
1T Office for at srpeoere i'm poit, os
pilbs p9re euast fOrbi benne Nai,ine,
ipet ban itlilos til fit aontor | 2bsn
Gtage; fOrreitsn bar osiad andre am.s
ritansre line apntorsr | famine gps.
nina. Oct Ter uo til. at grploiions
WoItinen er blspsn anbragt netop Der,
iorat en- eler unbsn &meritansr, os ba
helm General aoniul See. Itulos al
gpseisrrisbso babe fslt zig iriiist til at
ie. buab Der inoebplotes ben iad benz
Ioots gor. 9ilpe bette fleet, piloe css
iao Bomber itrar eIploosrst os ans
rett,t runot omtrins ben f~crfaroes
liaite gbelasselie. os bet meo fore
sub at 2ip.
9prtsaabnsrsn, Sanitoren. blsp
Itrar ON Morsenen opmurtfom paa,
at Der forslaa ct Slass 2umltheb. iaa
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-21
misrnuhn.
siuftisnsn atnutist.

Salget az Wisconiin Stute part
2anos afIlutteoes / 8binelanper ben
15oe. Men lite aft bet 2anb. Tom uos
oisr garten, bleo iolgt; bet bar fun
Stopen, Tom git unoer auttionsbams
meren. auttionsn lspebes al 2unos
commissioner, StatsIstrstaren os 8es
neralaopotatsn. Wtr. CASTOR os
SIR. peterIon bar perionlis tilitsbe,
men Orr. Mulrea lob fig reprsisntsre
peo as'itsrsnbe 9eneralabpotut 6. &.
Wbeldn. Smtrent 1900 parcelIer of
benpebss. os be pil tiliammen inbs
brinee benpeb 100000.