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Decorah-posten., 1897-01-08
2obenumm er 1868
pbiilippi,te Orrnr.
cprsrsrns Iiosr Tsotsiae.

Der b~erettes fra Maniud, at 3
SlGbe 5urtsier % snaanonbado mso
600 g~epRbneoe bar uloeles opsrmans
BET en- afoeliug Oprsrsre, Tom babe
iut fig / gsiiooslIe al 9upreoertsrns.
Oct fortGGes, at aoitiqise iangne Op'
rsrere ItuIbs Ttpoes / Waniad nu I
Wunbags, og 16 andre Itdl ogidd BABE
fadet fin 0sosoom.
Gu oesrraffsnos Tpbsc.
timber 6orbsrene oUsr be fungnt
Oprsrers Itdl en- al oisie babe ertlR'
ret. at ban otolte, at Sapau agteoe at
ienbe en- GTtOaoron til phiIippinsrns
og oiloe anertienbe Sprsrerne lom
trigfsrsnbe Wagt. f%oruOIut at ale
9%robinIer Ilutteos fig til Sprsret.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-08
Gnplnnn.
z.ar, cusrsans TIL aa,sonetsmen

& Gsbet af be iibite 10 W&dansoer
er naiten 5000 Mennsiter gaoet oper
til ben tatbolits Rsligipn; al ots'e bss
rer be 1000 til 9iotslet WeitminIter.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-08
9erurah-2usten
K1AkMwssasSw
uefsmmsr Iirsoas % 5rseas Nerssn.
QpsrtiAismfntss

riaa tnofeveres t.nsa bper gaaueaa % zorsoas No'
aen. apsrtisiemeatrr taotages lite ! to pad , Haroen
ialeuos Runers msominors bet ustrafielta fSt'aas
epts ct advertisement Der fsra feuIFur 'aaf
lirseaasnumsrst 4 Ct. ~ioriausss tHornfIfs oanss'
II bet iosme tnbt 8 Klrsodssunners. BrsSs, Der ME
botor auertisimcutsr ION bet halter met. bss uizs'
les Gpsrttsismsnt I bet users eisrHs pda aor
9Blnten
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-08
Gnbanerne ,ratts al ariaen.
Gpnnteu.
muiia ssrauprtas / potttif.

MpiIernes 4nersb paa SpsrsG snes
raj @splsr par mulisens rsiultsrst /
en- aabinetss Strife, mensr ct glab
Wabrio.
SpanFe Generator bar | ct Wsbe
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-08
Cuba.
3rnfnsoe 1tItbniiers.

Gil Sapana er Der tommet unosrz
refining ON, at Al Silibuiters fra
Samperen "Sree Srienps", ibet be
roche i 2 gaabe paa RorotpIten at
prppinbIsn Sapana. er brutnebe. DE
bapbe | gaubene, Ipm paltebe | ben
oprsrte Ss, 800 GtHer.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-08
mtsrnnHn.
greamern:Srano.

greamerist / Riper SANS er neos
branbt mso aft fit Snoholo; Slben
formobes paaIat. Oct eieoes al S.
6. SobnIon / WeIt Salem. Cab
$4,000 % ingen DISTURBANCE.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-08
1apre Spaniere.

General pin bar op~forbret Wepler
til at sisre noget ipecislt for 2sitnant
Sabian al Bourbon 9utaljonen og
so Solbater for beres beltemooige5ors
ipar at aanbsbDsn Napaiebu, iom blep
anerebet og beleiret / 3 Oage at Sns
iurgents@ snsral 9arriao og 1000
Manb. De ipanits Solouter ertlGs
rebe, at be beaer piloe bs enb opergipe
fla.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-08
aaHe- Wsnter paa @iaIo.

Den IibIte December blep Der /
Samburg iolgt en- Calming &afe paa
1900 Setfer 8aFe fra grdiilien.
9aFeen bar ifelge apnosIement til
RptbIdilbs / 2onbon, os bet antages,
at ben brafilianite Regiering ienbte
benne auHebefplbning, for at ben full
be pmaisres / qenge, iitebetfor at ienz
be 9ontanter til officiating at Renter
paa braIilian't 8i9lb.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-08
afsb at oanR Bet. Snoisn.

Der bar saaet Rp9ter ON, at SpTt'
lamb itob / unberbanblinser ON ajsb
at 9anmarts pe~itinbiIte geiiooelier,
men bette benegtss alosles fra Berlin
ga temples Iom albsles srebet uo at
Ueiret.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-08
|'eNarsasa

Ssrnaui. |
p iaaIsS., ss,.
az e%sporats,.,
|. ssO at @sssi,s
Fiu's 81 w. |
7 iI0O'rsSl,sn, |
FHn.m en- @sa, |
Fec 'Orbi Rasa,.
|rns 0'o., ta9s,
|~ul0fanSis tilt,
/ OOer til ct o..
0'ntr'nt $500
per Ii99suSs,s If
Fnst. aoar ma,
pet til emslao,,
'baot' lint.
al stsrrslis =,
FmSrGoas'. O.
"Satera
]. bnrti8ers, en-,
IRA 9nFa.,n,,
Fsisr fig ies %
/: ftoar ia,si,.
"Serniass,. ii
|s0pne iur sit,,,
f. bet sr innSt
Pierre, Der taus,
eO'iom eaia,
=. aOisre for H.
mo I'll at iash.
Ute nieo ubIou,,,
10 Bet NET pps
par ban tumm,,
PIT bet Grbsa,
|rsO for fig o
b.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-08
1noldnoet.
Ter par baaoe Sab 90 esls.

On gammsl Solbut % 5armer nGr
glsarfslb, u. &usien, bar ben 2ben
bs. tfarb meb at bore en- 9renb reo
Surtep Greet, ba ban % Tpo unber
Opsrfdben traf paa ct Sorbldg, iom
pso n9rmere GfterIbn operbepiftc BAN
ON at mdatte inbebploe badbe Cub
% Splp. !San ienbte fem unser at
SorbIugst til Sorueibop &c SO.
0enpsr, gpl., os bette Sirma ior MI
uiennem ppitsn unberrsttet ban ON,
at bet tilisnote inbebolot $685.
Cub os Sslp.
prisHisutns I GaprenteI.
st fort 4ntdl Melmsller, farltg
Soma % Ohio, bar truFet enOperenss
.omIi ON at resulere Silplrtninsen cs
iorbcte griierns paa Oatmeal, Rolleo
Oats % andre SrofoitsG ereaiicr. Ten
nps SruIt toloer fig CEREAL Wiilling
a~sIotidtirn. ct Meoe tentes az
bulbt / Chicago ben 12te re-, os ba
tan en- ii9rt prisitisnins pentes. So@
O%eobeItprsrsn er George sc. Srofpn
Siour Gitp.
Siltaaet mt Sorbsr.
%. 6. 9uflarb | Wrisbt 80. blep
Rettens Secembertermin funoen ftpls
big / georageri. Stu ftripes fra Gla>
riOn. at ban sr tilitaaet mt Scrbpr.
San bar Senatsts Setretar peo Iioite
GsgislatursS Session.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-08
sptnefelera / xsartin seuu,n.

Sdrmernes CAB peo Spinefplerd |
oenne Syn = ftripes fra Sairmont -
sr Iterre, eno man / 4lminbelisbeb bar
buot Segrsb ON. Oct er insen Sjelz
Osnbeo at trefe Sarmere, iOm bar
tabt meQem 100 os 200 Spin; men
Oerimoo er bet poerit iielbent at mpbe
en-, ION bar suuet fri for iaabant CAB.
Oct er gootsiort peo llnberisselier, at
3abet Martin gountp at benne aars
lag mtnoit ian beresnes efter 500
pr. aoartiettion ifipr. Otter bette
6ltr Sotaltabet for bele gountiet
S2S8,Oo0 / 1896. Sulfalb ffal bet
Tie bare npsen Spsrbripelle, raar bet
llSss, at @erDitabet er en- Gierbspels
Wilton 0paars.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-08

les fra Garlinpine, at aubitor 9apib
Gore ldd osenbe at Si%ertdpgoom.
Oct bar bans treble Qnfdlb.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-08
9. Nuunoien.

Sc uofumue Wummere al "Seo
grnen" fan erboloes fDr 10c
ertra.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-08
@uu 5000 Rebeatr

/ Y~rppinbien pinur bel Rio MI, Tiger
8epler, pg be er belt / 2 9rupper; ban
mener, at ban inoen noole faa Oage
fan trefte Sropperne ub al benne
BROWNS, % iaa forfelse fin itrategis
he 9lun | be andre 9ropinbier.
en- pffciel Meooelslie fra 0enrs
raj 8eplsr meboeler, at / be iibits
SammenItsb meo Sroppsrne bar Sns
Turqenterne miitet 30Dsbe, 10 er siort
til Sanger, os 81 er iaursoe. srops
perne 9apbe 7 Srabts pg Is Saareoe.
@esler uotsoer 9 Ssit,er.
FRA 9apatp Geiren bar SperItz
3ommanbsrenbe Rptaarsoagen ubz
ftebt to gsfalinger. S ben enc fors
bpbes | enbper 8p, bpor Der life er
gefeItninssr, Sulg at SernOarer,
Sole os Hibetei, alaber, Prupiiio>
ner oa Msbicin. 2lae eisIs llpIa!ss,
Iteber, bpor bette 5pr6ub sielber, maa
inben Sbe Sanuur lutte bisie Sorrets
ninser, og @urerne mau ftaHes bort.
Gnbper, Der forgaar Zig berimob, ans
lees Tom en- SprsrszS ilbanger.
Den unben 9efalins i~nbebolber, at
Der omtring be iterre 8per ital oprstz
tes ct "opbprtet Bette. st Stptte
2anb bill pperlabss til frit grug til be
forfieniss SamiIier. De fan plante
aisttenpartsr pg inbbsite, bpab be
adler.
Men bar en- apinbe en- 8rober s1er
lin Manb / S%prersb9ren, ba tommer
en- FABIAN 5~iGabslie benbe life till
aobe. Sor en- iuaban ftul Sntet gjss
reg. 0enne frie grus at 2anb oarsr
6 Maanebsr, efterut arisen sr till
enoe.
Gnbanerns iraits al arisen.
SnIurgent>M aior4loerete bar ooers
aipet Iis; ban tiger, at mango at OPP
rsrerne sjerns sisr bet Samme, tbi
be er jpse, foIit og uoen Sefts. IRA
GEO o. 8omes bar life bebanclst BAN
riatist, tiger ban; beler life gioro:
Maeso bet meo 9r. 3ertuda.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-08
Sn apinoe inn,t unocr ct Era.

mrs. Ben 2arIon n9r Mdribfielo
msbte en- bsilt isrsslis Ssb paa Hpts
aa~rsbasen. gun bialp lin Wano
meb at nebiage ct Sra, ba bette ufors
mobet ipinseoe / Salbet pg tnuite benz
be unbsr fig mep belle fin @ast. gun
efterlabsr zig fire gern, bet Glbfte en-
Gut pad fer aar. Samilien fIptteoe
fra Gbicagp for to aur iiben og bar
lepet unber TRANCE &dar. Mooeren
MATTE besrapes paa be 5attiges Be-
srapeliesplaos.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-08
6taorie.

ppramioIign.ra
'ibe at 12-B
ele aaret runst,
er fOrfieQis Il.
ret porer. sla.
snoe, pg / nma
Plomftre bsIs Nh.
mftrer ben gaa,
telte StsOsr fun
lomit. 6rushl
nm iorn ct Ny
men blir sits,.
oe berefttr, naa,
ritsn fprt. 9a
r" fOm Iisss
mob bindnoen.
,elise Siem On,
@g1pten 4
B forstum.
Serfra sr ben
i Irabien, tro,
Der bar prta
WufelmGnosr
Gabriel for grp,
1~ffetr9ets gs.r,
loen Srabitipr
ct 15oe aarbur
men Gooin, irn
til 4oen, bus,
brfiet unbsr So
Ippten, ION 7sa
t ienere blso ha
r ben Dog 1T.
I 17be 4arbar
1 man for iprits
5; be fsrite sa'
n 1862 og ~
e pg Ssn,tiu
poa 3aHebanSe
en- at bet l7s
ar bet, at Sob
oDrte Yldntsn
piite fig, at ben
ebes megst gcat.
le sib forarsSa
loois ben fiop
3 / bptanif 6an
ebanblebss nts
en- / Idret 17M
9efhieur, M
net, og fra bsHrs
fas os antia'p
,lantaser fit llA
nten | nriten ra
en-, / Qfien srS'
rs norblig gr.S
trebipte 9rsnw
1f gtpator; min
nj @fritd, fisH
t ubmGrtst Yrr
lie Iom be tif'v
liza.
IT aaHebprtnip
, os er at mssf
iblis.re 6sit's
lntiGerns; MI
rtartifel / gsrs
ECUADOR. Un
StrGtningsI;
sr belle Siost
!, er bette hSla'
rneo rsodgtis |
en- runotomirirs
1Hebsiten sr f'r |
IRE aabninger ii
2iperpoul y
rer meo 9ritn
a ga QnttQsrR
re Oar bar aftai
timber stss
orFieaiS. aiss'
.n. gaa aHtip
arabien rpiti
9raerns % %'
,per, iom M
Sorben; anSH |
Dem af gufsnt
aurpe, inOtil III
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-08
SIInaaet INIT SorbSr.
mtnnfCntn.
gramie. efIst pes Wep @ims.

Der trafes / bisie Dase5oranitalts
ninger til ct fort Stileb peb Heo
8ing. Oct ifal saa for Jig, iadlnart
Der er falbt tilitrettelis Sne, ps mans
&c bHgtige Stilsbsre ubenfra bill bell
tase for at tonturrere ON MeIterI fabet.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-08
nu9et pere gait.

Or. 8. 3. BOpum
ct "8scorab'Boiten'S
r,iisnoe gsent % iom
iuuoan b~smpnbiset til
at uootase npe gbon'
nsnt,r iumt Detailing
for forialoen Cub
FriYtion.
9. Nnuuoien.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-08
1ieenter "a aretentnnffer.

aisbm9nbsne / 8eit superior bar
/ ben Ienere Sib paret inpot / bet
Smaa psb / COB Sro at mootuse Sres
centtptfsr for Sicenter. Seoraserist
beItoar beri, at ben enc Sibe paa Srez
centItpftet nebbamres, inbtil Pr9set
er ubIlipt / 2isbeb meb en- forIlibt Sis
cent. Manse Iaabanne er lat | Sm>
LOB. Set er forreiten en- sammel
Sremgangsmadoe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-20
WAIVED AN EXAMINATION.
Frederick G. COburn's Case VIII Gu
to the Grand Jury.

to the Grand jury
The preliminary hearing of Frederick c.
Coburn, charged with embezzling money
from the United States government by
reans of the fraudulent issue of post office
money orders. which was commenced be-
fore United States Commissioner Samuel
c. Mills last Monday, was continued this
afternoon. Attorney Thomas c. Taylor
appeared for the accused and Assistant
District Attorney Joseph Shillington for
the government. The case is already ia
miliar to Washington people. Coburn was
a clerk in the sixth auditors office, and
at the same time proprietor of a drug
store at 9Th street and New York avenue
northwest. which was a SubStation of the
United States post Office, with authority
to sell stamps, issue money orders and
carry on the usual collater work of a
post office. The government alleges that
Coburn Illegally collected money on three
money orders of 800 each. The accused
was recently arrested in Canada by post
office inspectors and brought to this city
The proceedings Were exceedingly brief
this afternoon. Witnesses were gathered
Upon the arrival of Commissioner Mills
Attorney Taylor announced that he would
waive an examination for his client and
let higher courts settle it. Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Shillington Immediately ac-
quiesced and Commissioner Mills contfn-
ued the bail Of Coburn In 5000 bonds for
the action Of the grand jury, Robert Y.
Slater and A. r. Taylor qualifying as sure
ties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-20
WOMEN SHOW FIGHT
Marchers Dispersed by Soldiers at
Point of the Bayonet.
ATTACK ON COMPANIES STORE
Trouble Breaks Out Afresh at the
lattimer Mines.
STRIKERS CARRY REVOLVERS

HAZLETON. Pa. September 20.~-'rhe
Strike situation again assumed an uncer-
tain phase this morning. An attempt
to resume work was made a: Pardee's Lat
timer mines hut only 800 out of 1850
miners returned to work. These were
mainly Italians. with few Englsh-speak-
ing men.
Nomrn Flank the Soldiers.
Shortly after 10 o'clock about $50 Italian
women. armed with clubs and stones, di-
on the mines.
Signals were given the camp by the sem
tries of the Culm Bank station, and three
cSs-rtnies of the 18Th were sent over, I'M
der Major Whitney. The women outfiank-
ed the soldiers by rounding another culm
bank. and were within twenty feet of the
! engine house before the troops reached
them
Missiles Were flying through the air, and
the rab5Ie ignored the command to retreat
The soldiers then lined up. shoulder to
Shoulder ard. with guns presented push
ed the crowd back until they dispersed.
Meanwhile. attack on the company store
was repelied in the same way.
John Tcmaso. Hungarian, who threw
heavy piece Of iron 10 of the women
and told her 10 use il as a weapon, was
arrested
Strikers Armed With RevOlvers.
A body OF miners from Butler valley
came Ger to Lattiner to work this morn
ing. but were compelled to go back by
band of strikers. at the points of reyolvers.
During the night the Hunsarians paraded
! through the settlement. beating tin cans
and kettles and raising a big racket. This
was done TO notify those of their race that
they must not go back % work. The warn
Ing was observed and this morning band
of Hungarians. led by women, were mass
ing and threatening to march on the mines
later in the day.
The 18th Regiment is keeping close watch
for further trouble.
Disturbance at Eckley.
News OF a disturbance at EckIey reached
brigade headquarters about o'clock this
morning. The strikers there had fixed to-
day for the decision whether or not to
strike. About half the strikers attempted
to return and the others gathered about
the mines in q .nenacing manner. Com
panies e and f of the 1th Regiment were
sent over and gave the would-be workers
protection.
The men at Drifton and Jeddo in the
same district did not go out. The $3.50
miners at the LehigE ard Wilkesbarre
McAdoo mines kept their word and re-
turned 10 work under heavy military pro-
lection.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-20

Government Omcials Visit His Pro.
jeetile Plant ai Heading.

READING. Pa. September 20.-Severai
government officials were in this city last
week in consultation with J. H. Carpenter.
the steel projeetile manufacturer, whose
proposition 10 make arTnor plate for 500 d
ton Is now before the armor board. By his
new methods he claims 10 have eliminated
serious difficulty. Which all have to con-
tend with; that is. the acid reactions iii
the molten metal. which have prevented
steel from being used with more confidence
and saving in enormous wasIage of cast
ings. which could not be used, because they
Were unSound and full OF biowholes
A plant is now being erected II Cramp
& Sons shipyardis. Philadelphia, under Mr..
Carpenters supervision. which will soon be
ready for the making OF castings and the
carrying on of any further experimental
work which he may desire to enter into.
The present method OF making steel for
armor plate Is by what is called the open
hearth process. which takes from eight IL
ten hours to convert iron mixed with steel
scrap into steel. while by the new process
the same amount OF steel is made in less
than an hour and without the difficulties OF
casting incident 10 the open hearth meth
cd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-20
NEW YORK BROKERS ASSIGN
Rise i'm Silver Cnuses Fuller A. William
TO suspend,

NEW YORK. September 2o-Fuller g.
wilson. dealers in domestic and foreign
exchange. made an assignment TODAY for
The benefit of creditors to William n.
rleet, with preference for $1,000 10 las
Is. Colgate. The failure, it is said In buI-
hon circles. is due to the recent rally in
The London price of bar silver. which fou.d
The frm short on contracts fer September
delivery The firm has the balance of this
month 10 make good its accounts. but its
resumption is considered doubtful. No def
lnlte statement has yet been made by any
REPRESENTATIVE of the firm.
uiier d Wilson were the SUCCESSORS of
one OF the oldest and best-known bullion
houses II this city. The firm was original
~ Message, Colgate & Company. ami
pTospered until the Junior members mari
lal infehcities caused Mr.. Message TO ask
ms withdrawal from the firm
III was then changed to Nesslage and
ruler Mr. Message died about a wear
ago. when the firm was reoreanized Inv
the admission of William Clark Wilson
Inc assignment created genuine surprise
IN the street, where the firm had an excel
lent reputation and was considered sound
IL Is thought that the firms liabilities
will be quite small.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-20
AUDITOR CASTLES REFORM.
Will Establish an Efficiency Record
in His Once.

VIII GotoOA1Bn an Eme1emCy Record
In His once.
The clerks OF the office Of the auditor
for the Post Office Department have re-
ceived startling shock at the hands of
Sixth Auditor Henry A. Castle. Late Sat
urday afternoon Mr.. Castle sent a notice
to five of his seven chiefs of divisions and
to twenty-five clerks requesting them to
show cause why they should not be re-
duced. These statements are to be made
in writing by the chiefs and clerks, after
which Mr.. Castle will take the matter up
and decide the cases.
This action was taken by Mr. Castle In
pursuance of section XII of the rules and
regulations promulgated by Secretary
Gage for the guidance of officials of his
department. The rule reads as follows:
Sec. XII. The report of deficient and
delinquent clerks required by the thirteenth
section of the act of August 26, 1892 will
ard in all cases where clerks having
higher salaries are less efficient than those
having less salaries that fact shall be re-
ported that the salaries may be arranged
on the ground of merit Only
Star reporter today asked Mr.. Castle
how he had selected employees of his Of
flee to whom the letter was sent. Mr..
Castle replied:
garding clerks OF the Office during the past
four months and in order to arrive at
conclusion in the cases have asked them
to show cause why they should not be re-
duced. 1t had been represented to me that
during the last administration many
changes were made that were based on
favoritism, and l want to get at the facts.
The same order will be sent to other en-
ployes of the office shortly, and when I
have once secured a satisfactory organiza-
ton of the force hope to have an effici-
er cy record which will be the basis of pro-
motions in the future
When asked whether he would hold any
examinations to discover the relative mer-
it's of the clerks, Mr.. Castle said that
course was not contemplated. that he had
the charges in his possession and that
when he received the replies of the clerks
he would decide what would be done.
1t is not likely that many, if any, re-
movals of clerks will be made, though it is
understood that some of the higher grade
clerks will resign if they are placed in the
lowest grades.
Some time ago the Secretary Of the
Treasury caused commission to inquire
into the methods of keeping efficiency rec
ords in the various bureaus under him,
and 1t was found that in the office of the
auditor for the Post Office Department
such records were but partially and imper-
fectly kept, and were wholly unfit as a
means for judging Of the merits of clerks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-20
bank Dividends Declared

Inc controller of the currency has de-
eiared dividends in favor of the creditors
Vi ihsoNent national banks, as follows: A
nrst dividend, ~ per cent. in favor of the
cleoitofS oil the First National Bank OF
"eihheton' Kan, on claims amounting
TO S41.525.aD.
second dividend, ) per cent in The
$500 " the Merchants National Bank OF
oeattie, W ash, making In al ~ ner cont
On claims amounting to s,2i 9ia. sd
"A nhal dividend, Is per cent. in the casa
oi Inc FIRST National Bank of Redfiela
O., r. =, making IN all 100 per cent and inter-
proved amounting to s6561l.37.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-20

Of delegates from Southampton county,
which met at CORTLAND, passed resolu-
ton opposing the reelection Of Mr.. Mas
sey. At this convention J. C. Parker was
nominated by reclamation for reelection
to the house of delegates. Mr.. Parker Is
the author OF the present election law of
the state, and his enthusiastic support for
the nomination is an indication that fight
will be made in the legislature to prevent
to vigorously oppose the efforts of those
who advocate. its repeal and the substitu-
ton of measure by which the ignorant
voters in the state cannot be SO easily
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ANOTHER MESSAGE FROM ANDREE
riseon Caught Bearing Mes.a~>
Dated July H.

CoPENHAGEN, September 20-A dis.
palch received here from Hammerfest. the
rortherhmost town of Europe, in Norway.
says the whaling ship Falken has brought
mere the third pigeon dispatch from Prof.
Aiiafee' the aeronaut. who left the Island
or dromso IN balloon on July II last in
an attempt to cross the polar regions The
message brought by the Falken reads.
July Ia, 12.5o pm, latitude So north
longitude TO east. Good voyage eastward
All WELL eoS'" aiu-
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REFUSED To BRING Az ANARCHIST
Capt. hurley Declined to Allow Vcntre
His vessel.

NEW YORK September 2O.-Capt Bur-
ley of the ward line steamer City of
Washington. which arrived today from
Tampico and Havana. reports that when
about 10 sail from Tampico. Jose Ventre,
alias Garcia. the Spanish anarchist, was
brought to the dock by guard of Next
can officers TO he put on board the steamer
Tor passage to New York Capt. Buriey.
however. refused to take the man as a
passenger and the vessel sailed without
him.
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CHARGED WITH SERIOUS orFExsE
Philadelphia Manufactures Arrested
for Turning His own Factory.

PHILADELPHIA. September 20-rhe
fleworks factory of Mayer. Lands C Co,
at goth and Allegheny avenue, was de-
siroyed by fire this morning. The loss is
10000. The building had scarcely been de-
stroyed when Harry A. Lands. member
OF the firm. was placed under arrest and
held IN $1,000 bail for a further hearing
charged with setting the place on fire
There was an Insurance of $4,000 ON the
place.
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To Prevent spread of Disease.

Acting upon the request of the Secretary
OF Agriculture, the Treasury Department
has requested the Secretary of State to
instruct all consular officers of the United
States to refuse authorization of invoices
OF hides of neat cattle from districts I'm
which anthrax exists. This request is made
In view of the fact that number of deaths
of human beings and cattle recently occur
red at Falls Greek, Pa. in consequence of
the manipulation of hides in tanneries at
that place.
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PRAYs FOR DIVORCE.


IN praying today TO be divorced from ID.
LOUIS Brady. Julia III. Brady. whose maid
en- name Was Pennell. states that they
We're married at Everett, Pa, October
ISL her husband giving his name then az
Lewis Delaplane Brady. Mrs. Brady, who
is represented by Attorney Alphonso Hart
says she and the defendant lived together
t un.u the Isl Of last March. and charges
t ma instead or providing for her. he spent
ms wages and earnings unon u,or,.n 20
pad character. She asks to be allowed 10
resume her maiden name ~
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Beheaded Trying to Get on . TRAIT.

SCRANTON, Pa. September 2o-Charles
Newcomh of Conkling, Ohio, was beheaded
at the Delaware, Lackawanna and West
ern railroad passenger station here this
morning. He was in charge of a car of
poultry en- route from the west for New
York city Newcomb' left the train and
had gene to the restaurant for his break
fast. While there the train started, and I'm
trying to board car he fell beneath the
wheels and was Instantly killed