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Decorah-posten., 1898-06-24

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Den 'ortRuer ON, at Slfinoer az Horo.
mGno belle Gdnoet runbt bar Der meo
forensoe &rafter pitt, bpap he Tan no
rette, pg be ptl utpilIomt peoblipe at
'tette oenne Stple, ION oQereoe MI boz
rer 5ru9ter, pg ipm Qor efter 4ar bill
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e9et glcb % Ruce, Der bill itao ION Chs
blonot fine Smgipelisr "a til SGoer
Tor line SunosmGno fploe anioars-
fuloe Sips itiQin9er."
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bdult, Winn., btottI betient al Batter
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Wtent9hoen bcloer fat puu 2itbD ioml
Pre't. Der sr MI iauleosS 4 rorift III
tbsr'te Wenigbeoer / SaribGult. Den
dnoen Del al ben ipIitteoe Menio6cc
bill tilbsre Souges Spnobe fremoslee
p9 babe Setisrins fra Samiunoet.
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&olo fra Strands Menigbeo, Soma.
- Paitpr Sdloorisn Ear opertaget
1T nbe &alb / Wisrer, Hsbr.
Puitpr Giitenien meb 6umilie
bar | SUM foretaset ben LANCE RslIs
ira California pg siaitsos gauges Sps
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hos i'm Spi9erIen, 9rof. S9miot /
Reo Wing.
- Ssl9enoe Gurotoater orbinereoe8
osb Spnooemcoet / Reo Wins: ..
Bergen, S. S. Dale, MaIteoig, 8.
Wer, .. Mpbre og Sturpn9is.
- paitor W. SanIsn bIep peo Iibite
Iorsmeoe palgt baaoe ION Profesior
CO geitprer peo preiteItolsn FAINT til
Iige ION Somfunoets 5ormanb / paIt.
lltbsims Steb.
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Brett for Sbea Greet % Rortb Brand
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lite beitemt fig.
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meget iG9. San pentsr fun puu 9iems
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pditor 8. q. SonIsn bar to(ot
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9pnot fin 9irtiombeo / 9erbsnsitubsn.
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beisste o9faa 8. g. Idrsmsbs.
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S~iIitonben / pg omtring San6ene.
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llaar og Sperfpsmmelier / 8 Qar os
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eigbeosr, eaar MI cmtrins icm Zig
gore.
- Sieloituen for MtsfonGrsrue /
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m9rtst for WisiionGrsrnes 6sl6rso.
8runben ps Stuen tpIter $4,000.
Der er 8 Stun | ben; ben bar allsreos
pGrst brugt az fIere az MisiionGrene
iom Sommsrbolig og Silflugtsiteo uns
Der Spgeligbeb i ben melt uiunoe Sio.
5rifirfcn.
ganb. Satlsm uf augsburg agtsr at
reiie uo paa WisTipnsmarten.
- Or. Subn SprnGis bar tilbuot
Sritirten at reiie ub til Mubugustar
iom Brett % Gage. San agter at OPP
bolbs iis / 5rantrige ct Mars Sio for
al lore Sranit % pil ienere faa Ret
til at prattiiere Tom 2Gse pGa Na6Gs
gastar.
- puItor 6. g. Qdrien | Gburdss
1errp, q. D, bar mpOta9et aalo ira
Y~ontpppiban og Wsraters Wenisbeoer,
Winn. San far aIereoe opertdget
Setieningen.
- 0idtonisie Caroline Slisn, Tom
ital ppsrtage afbgoe Pernille peceriens
plaos, ri 800 Dollars | Hsiiepsn5e
al Ssitrene peb Siatori5iebismmet.
Gil Wisiionsns Drift pua Wius
oaoustar bebepss ooer 7O00 Dollars
for matte Gar.
- Ganp. 8. Battle sr tdlbt til Yas
for @rns gsrgs SiGlpepreit | 5sr9us
1Sons. San bleo oroirerst Dso Mars
proi. Spsrblu9 Itol / Goumers
i~srierns peltase | en- H9tte al Samtales
fpm Itdl afbuloes ucs | Nenigs
6soerne | RorbDeiten. San reiIte ia
Ninneapplis tort sftsr @arsmpset.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-24
RtrRefige 2lp6eoer.

yea. 9an bar bibtiI o9ret gsItpr:r
al SruiIat &cabsmb i gurtluno, 81. y.
paitor ambalsrub / Spboten sr
taIot til Brett for Groutstun po annet.
tsreoe Rsnisbsber / RinnsIota.
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Dn'oha blsp inbpist ben lobe SUM.
SIutningsfeiten psb qac. Bats.
un'o. | partIanb, Wuib., bar ierocs
les oelbttet. Gn Manspe Mtenne.
Her bar ttIiteoe; Sang % MuitsQor,
tIerne llofertes uomGrtet unoer 9aI.or
Sperdtis 2eosIie. goitorerns :. Gar,
Ten, =. 6ois og 9lsttdn bolbt SuIer.
en tl%lIteoepGrenoe Brett itripsr DIN
Stolen: "Set bar flsre Oar, Iioen lea
3uooe beis9t Stolen; ben ipntes Itsrr:
eno fsr; oplpit laa ben Der paa Slets
ten, ptn9tpet al 9uIe meb 6oper runot,
8ran % G9etrper.
Senne SDgning er bcn iterIte Salss
mano for norIt arbsiOIpm6so "a Rrrss
ta8lombeb paa 9acifictpiten; BEN ia
Ter tboeligere eno Orb, at Roromuns
oene er ct oplpit 5oItsfGrb, at BE- parbs
letter Splpsning ligsfaa meget, ON
lite mere eno nogen onben Ration;
ben ~fort9llsr ON, at 9ufinoer af Horo,
mGno belle 2unoet runot bar Der meo
forensoe Sraiter pitt, bpdp he Tan no
rette, og be ptl utpiliomt pebblipe at
'tstte osnne Stple, ION olereoe M ba=
rer 5ru9ter, o9 ipm qor efter Gur bill
frembrtnge MGno % apinber al porl
e9et glco og Ruce, Der bill itoo Ipm Chs
bldnot fine Smgipelier % til SGoer
Tor line 2unosmGno fpIoe a%nipars-
fuIoe 2ipsitiIineer."
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-24

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gems SorIo9. Oct oreier ia ON ct
9elpb paa omtring 16 Wiaiuner Str.
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m'99sosr, ipm bar en- Del al hans
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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-02-05

II IL question whether a man Is
r. for thrift and industry.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-02-05

When man for any reason Is unable
60 attend a show, he usually says |. u
not good.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-02-05
Long and Short.

Birds with long legs always have
short tails. Writers on the flight OF
birds have shown that the only use OF
n birds tail Is TO serve as rudder dur.
ing the act of fight. When BIRDS arc
provided with long legs, these are
stretched directly behind when the bird
Is flying and so act as a sort Of rudder.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-02-26
Spain and the United States.

MADRID, Feb. 26.-The cabinet has
considered the situation and no .inc;-
dent was reported rs altering the "cor.
diality of the relations between Spain
and the United States" though the
ministers expressed regret at the pas
sion which has crept into public opin-
ion during the present incident" A
million pesetas was voted to develop
the navy.
Deputy Mesa Mena, an intimate
friend of General Weyler, has received
a message from the latter denying the
report that Weyler took from the war
department at Havana, papers and
plans connected with the notifications.
The deputy says it is doubly absurd to
suppose that General Weyler placed
mines and torpedoes in Havana bay to
endanger navigation, without warning
the shipping 1t is further said that
all the documents and plans relating to
the campaign in Cuba are among the
archives in the War Department at
Havana.
The impartial to-day warns Spain
"to diStrust the pacific speeches of
President Mckinley and that of Gen
eral Woodford at the recent banquet
here" adding: America is actively
preparing for war which is inevitable if
the rebellion in Cuba is prolonged be.
yond May" The Spanish government
is actively equipping its forces at the
different arsepals and is organizing its
marine and infantry.
LONDON, Feb. 2G The Pail Mall
Gazette this afternoon says: SIN spite
of all manner OF reports, we cannot for
the life of us see any immediate pros
poet of war between Spain and the
United States. There is absolutely NO
evidence that anything but an accident
caused the explosion on the Maine.
Even those who stick to the torpedo
explanation chiefly attribute it to
iendish and irresponsible fanatic. 10
that case Spain would instantly right
herself by making amends. There is
one thing essential for the American
ad ministration-to keep its head, and
that it seems to be doing"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-02-26
NEWS OF THE DAY.

President Dole sailed from San Fran
cisco on his return to Honolulu.
General Woodford's cordial speech at
the banquet in Madrid to the new Span-
ish minister TO Washington, coupled
with President McKinlsy's pacific ut
terances in Pniadelphis, have produced
in Madrid revulsion of feeling in f.
vor of peace.
AS the result of extensive frauds
iu the money order department
of the postoffice, ]. W. Jones. a clerk in
the Office of the auditor for the Post
Office Department IN Washington, was
arrested last night on charge OF being
one of the men involved.
Col. William Laugblin, prominent
ex.Confederate, of New Orleans, died
on Friday, aged 90 years. Colonel
Laughlin was largely instrumental IN
securing the funds for the erection of a
monument to the Louisiana soldiers
buried in Stonewall Cemetery, at Wiz
chester.
John c. Dermody, a well.known at
torney -at-law, committed suicide about
5 O'Clock yesterday afternoon, by shoot
ing himself through the left breast, at
his residence, No. 455 Florida avenue
northwest, Washington. For a week
or more MIR. Dermody's friends state be
has been in q depressed mood, and
semi melancholy, owing to the pro-
trac.ed illness of his wife, to whom he
was greatly attached.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-02-26

son that money is too scarce, and there is too
much possible ted for the little there is, to
be expanding it in the payment of debts.
Mr.. Butler Malone has finally started for
his post as consul at Neuvo Lsrldo, Mexico.
@Chalrman Boutelle of the House naval af-
fairs committee has received letter from
the Navy Department, together with draft
of bill providing authority for the enlist
ment of 1900 additional men to man the
Columbia and Minneapolis, which have been
ordered into commission. The letter is sign.
ed by Acting Secretary Roosevelt. Chairman
Boutele of the naval committee received 1t
last night, but up to noon to-day had not de-
cided to call special meeting of the naval
committee to consider it He says the re-
quest is practically identical with that pre-
ferred by ex,Secretary Herbert to the last
Congress
The House probably will continue all day
with the sundry civil bill and the Senate bill
to provide two additional artillery regiments
will not be taken up Chairman Hull. OF the
military affairs committee. together with
members of that committee, went to Sheri-
dams Point, opposite Fort Washington on the
Potomac, this afternoon to witness test OF
the ten.inch disappearing guns recently
placed there.
A subcommittee of the foreign affairs COM
mittee of the House has reported favorably TO
the full committee bill for the erection OF a
monument to the memory OF Lafayette to
cost $25O,OOO The purpose of the bill is to
create commission to superintend the col
lection of a fund among the colleges and
schools OF the United States TO erect such
monument at Paris to be dedicated during
the exposition.
Tho excess of expenditures over receipts
for the fist year of the present administra-
ton, exclusive of Pacific Railroad payments,
will I've about $24 100000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-02-26
SATURDAY EVENING, FEB. 26, 1858

TIE behavior of the negroes il Wash
ington is bad enough to satisfy the most
intense negrophiIe, but that 1t IS not
even worse, is surprising to those tamil
lar with their race characteristics, IN
view of the way in which the white
people there treat them One of them
last week interfered with a legal officer
in the discharge of his duty and pre-
vented him from executing the order OF
a court. For this he was arrested
He impudently refused to pay the hne
imposed upon him, and even to go to
Jail in default, until escorted there by
the magistrate himself, and yesterday
3 Judge there, Mr.. Cole, discharged
him, upon the ground that the mae's'
trate had no right to commit him. Pee
pie who know anything at all about ne
sroes will not wonder if, after this,
more of them set the officers OF the law
at open defiance
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-02-26
Seven Lives Lost by Fire.

CHARLESTON, 5. c., Feb. 26 AT
2:1O this morning a policeman on duty
noticed sparks flying from the tene
ment house No. 100 Church street.
He found that blaze was issuing from
one of the windows on the first floor.
The doors were broken open aud the
family on that floor were rushed out
without any damage. Somebody yell
ed that family of women were sleep
ing on the third floor. The police
rushed upstairs and when they reached
the top story life saving work was
stopped by the flames which seemed to
be playing over the entire building
Screams from dying women were
beard and a police officer rushed in
and pulled out three charred bodies.
The quick work of the fire department
checked the fire and it was soon under
control, but not until seven lives in the
third story had been lost. Five Of
the dead were members OF family
named Knickmeyer.
Mrs. Knickmeyer is the wife of Theo-
dore Hnickmeyer, carpenter, who is
also call man in the fire department.
The other Knickmeyers are all his
children and the O'Neales are his
Last night Mr..
Knickmeyer was on watch at the fire
engine house, ct the corner of Meeting
and Wentworth streets. When the
alarm came in ne Was among the fra
to get off to the scene and as he turned
into Church street he saw to his horror
that it was his own house, and his
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-02-26
Foreign News.

LIVERPOOL, Feb. 26.-Sixty yorp,
Irish ladies, all of whom are postujste.
for the Order of St. Joseph. Al =
Louis, Mo-, have embarked on noari
the Red Star line steamer PeDplsn3
for Philadelphia. They are escorteG
by Sister Mary Paul.
PARIS, Feb. 26-Georges Clemepoesn
and NJ. Drumont, editor of the Lin.
Parole, fought duel this afternoon
with pistols at Pare Aux Princes. ~
shots were exchanged without result
The dispute was brought about by nm
article on the lola trial. NJ. Perrt i
publisher of the Aurore, signed a folmsi
appeal to-day against the sentence At
four months imprisonment and 3G0
francs fine imposed upon him q, the
conclusion of the lola trial.
A requiem mass was cele brated H.
day at st. Joseph's English Passions.
Church for the repose OF the SOUS a.
the victims of the Maine disaster.
MADRID, Feb. pa decree has been
issued dissolying the Cortfs.
SALAMANCA, Spain, Feb. % : crowd o..
about 5000 workmea, accompanied ~
groups Of women csTgi ing h4gs. larad F.. ...
streets to-day: shouting for work AM tread
Many horees were stoned and the railroad
station was stormed and considerable West
was stolen. The authorities promised o. aui
work for the unemployed and older va, soon
restored
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-02-26
TELEGRAPHIC BRETITIEN

The San Francisco stock brewery l4 7a-
its creditors the alternative OF se -Ft
on the basis of 25 cent, on the dol 4r .''.'
ing the corporation to 20 through .no'e.lF
The concern has decided It's prope G..
German Savings and Loan Society "a.
held mortgage for $4,000 and "a-aa.--
TO foreclose. The unsecured i,bi..u go. .
gat, S67, 900. The creditors have
q committee to investigate.
One million dollars in gold coin ct
f.om Japan to the sub treasu4ry Nc% ''.a
missed connection AMI lay IL the 'e
Rapids, Iowa. postOtiice for eist
terday. when it was sent on IT. "af
destination The postmaster thcie se '-.
matter as secret as possible
The vtstibu'e tain on the Plan.
was wrecked 13 miles south OF Wa
yesterday. One lady was killed an a.'.-.'
dangerously injured. Five or six e--sl
sons were Injured. Three Of me
were burned J he woods were stfe
Father Weber, whose recent der
Rondout, N. Y tn in case OF ~
the United States and Spain II wo-
the duty of Roman Catholics To hga'
side of Spain has been officially 70
leave the diocese.
Ex.Mayor Robert B ee, Of Cle7eaA-.
died to-day of acute pneumoris AFT
ne,s Of only three days. He was o. '-'
old.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-02-26

No MINES IN HAVANA HARBoR.-1n
view of the widely published report
that the harbor of Havana contains
system OF submarine mines, o statement
around which has centered the chief
public interest in connection with the
disaster to the battleship Maine, Senior
du Bose, Spanish charge d'affaires at
Washington, last night made the fol-
lowing statement, which, coming from
such authority, may be considered as
an official denial:
~ wish to state on my own official
knowledge that no mine exists inside
or outside of Havana harbor, nor is
there any submarine defense Of any
kind. The report is so absolutely false
and ridiculous that it could only have
originated in the minds of those persons
anxious to incite the evil passions of
both nations for their own miserable
ends. l consider the very suggestion Of
such thing an insult TO SPAIN"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-02-26
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Warllke preparations are being ac'
lively made at Fort Monroe.
Tomorrow a tablet will be unveiled
in St. Andrews Episcopal Church,
Richmond, to Rev. Pike Powers, late
rector of that church.
Mr.. Henry Adams, a well.known citi-
zen of the Round Hill neighborhood,
died OF q complication Of diseases on
Tuesday. aged SO years.
Two Mormon elders, who have been
doing missionary work in Rockbridge
county, were put on train at Buena
Vista yesterday and shipped away.
The board of directors of the Lynch
burg cotton mill decided unanimously
yesterday to recommend to the stock
holders plan for doubling the mills
capacity.
Mr.. Henry Henderson and Miss
Helen Potts Rawlings were married on
Thursday at Trinity Church, at King
George Court House, Rev. J. T. Gray
officisting.
Mr.. Edward Turner, of the Washing
ton bar, has been appointed receiver by
the court on the motion of the Balti-
more creditors OF the Fauquier White
Sulphur Springs.
MIR. John E. Mason qualified yester
day as Judge of the tenth judicial Cir
cult before Judge A. W. Wallace, of the
Hastings Court. He will hold his first
court at Bowling Green March 10.
Mrs. Moore, widow OF the late A.
Mason Moore, died Tuesday at the resi-
dence of her son,inlaw, Mr.. I. w.
Whitaker. in Clarke county, aged
eighty. Mrs. Moore was sister OF the
late John W. Luke.
Rev. Pitt Woodroof, for sixty five
years local preacher of the Methodist
Church, died Thursday night at the
residence of Mr. Frank Hudson, near
Amherst Court House, after lingering
illness, aged eighty eight years.
Mr.. j. R. Peasants, well-known
architect of Danville, died at his home
Yesterday. He was native of Amelia
county, but spent most of his life in
Richmond. He suffered from cancer
for four years, and died under an oper
alton.
The incorporators OF the Northern
Neck Railroad, with several other
prominent railroad men and contrac-
tor from New York, were in Freder-
icksburg yesterday and left in the at
ternoon to 60 over the route OF the pro-
posed road.
Deputy United States Marshal Cross
arrived at Norfolk yesterday with 81.
A. Paine, white, who is charged with
robbing the CORTLAND postof1ice. 10
default of $500 bail he was committed
to Jail. The chief of police of Cour;-
land was apprehensive Thursday night
about Paine being taken from jail ny
his friends and had the jail guarded.
Paine is travelling piano tuner.
Mr.. d. R. Meade has sold his farm
to Gen. Charles Thurman, OF Nashville,
Tenn. This is one of the most desirable
farms in the Valley of Virginia. 1t is
situated about mile north OF Berry
vile and consists of 2l2 acres of highly
improved and we'll wstered limestone
land. The improvements are of high
order, the house being new one with
all modern conveniences and the out
buildings all that could be desired on
first class farm. General Thurman is
native of Lynchburg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-02-26
FIFTY-FIFTH CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON. Feb. rs.
SENATE.

The chaplain in his prayer at the
opening of the Senate to-day referred
to the present serious situation in the
following language: 80, Lord, we
pray that by Thy inspiration our rulers
and all in authority over US may see
what they ought to do and with Thy
blessing perform the same"
A bill to authorize the President to
appoint as first lieutenant of infantry
the director of workmanship and
gymnastics at the West Point military
academy, was passed.
Mr.. Gallinger introduced and had
adopted O resolution requesting the
President, to send to the Senate copies
of all reports apd communications re-
ceived by the State Department since
the oath OF February, 1895, from Tomas
Estrada Palma or any agent of the
Cuban insurgents which relate to the
state of war in the island of Cuba, or
such parts of said documents as it may
be deemed advisable and proper to
communicate.
Mr.. Hoar then called up the Corbett
case and Mr.. Kyle spoke in support Of
Mr.. Corbett's claim to seat in the
the Senate.
Mr.. Thurston regretted that his
views of the case would force him to
vote against the admission of Mr.. Cor.
bett.
At the conclusion of Mr.. Thurston's
speech thirteen private pension bills
were passed.
The consideration of the Corbett case
was then resumed and Mr.. Foraker
spoke.
sit was generally understood" said
Mr.. Foraker, THAT the silver question
had more to do with reaching the Man
tel decision than the application of the
principles of law"
Mr.. Gallinger entered an instant dis
claimer to the application of Mr.. For
aker's statement to him. II want to
assure the Senator from Ohio, that sc
far as was concerned, the silver quei-
ton had not the slightest weight III de-
terminating my vote in the Mantle case
l voted against Mr. Mantle's admission
and for similar reasons l expect to vote
against Iu6 duMlSSiOu VI MI. Col uClt.
Mr.. Pasco said he desired also to enter
disclaimer to the statement of Mr.
Foraker. He thought that the roll
call on the Mantle case conclusively in
dicated to him that the silver question
had nothing to do with the refusal Of
the Senate to seat Mr.. Mantle
as seventeen out OF the 81
votes against him were cast by Senators
vino supported Mr.. Bryan for the Pres
idencg.
81 am very glad" replied Mr.. For
aker, ito have the disclaimers of the
Senators from New Hampshire and
Florida and 1 accept them absolutely
but l repeat that throughout the coun-
try the impression Was that the silver
question had great deal to do with the
decision in the Mantle case, if it did not
control it.
HOUSE.
The House resumed consideration o.
the sundry civil bill to-day Immediately
| after the reading of the journal