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The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1898-11-17
Manila.

Paris. Nov. 13.-It is now generally
understood that the joint session of
the peace commissions which was ar
ranged for Saturday will be postponed
until Monday. At the joint session Of
Wednesday it was agreed that the
session fixed for Saturday might be
postponed until Monday if the Span
iSh commissioners found themselves
unable to prepare n reply for preSenta-
ton on Saturday, and it now appears
the SpaniardS found it necessary To
send to Madrid for certain records
which cannot reach Paris before 10
o'clock this morning. and. therefore,
their proper embodiment into the
Spanish memorandum cannot be ac-
compliShed before Monday. The next
communication from the Spanish COM
miSSonerS will deal with the rights OF
either commission TO discuss Spanish
SOW creignty over the Philippines and
with the American contention that the
retention of public moneys and Gus
toms collections at Manila is justified
by the fact of the military occupation
of the place by the American forces
and warranted by the protocol, even
if faulty. as claimed by Spain because
such action commenced after the sus-
pension of hoStilitieS. There is no
truth in the statement printed here
that the SpaniardS have decided to re-
fuse entirely at the next session TO dis
rusS the CeSSion of the Philippine is
lands. Judge Day, president of the
American commission, is suffering
from II cold and had n slight chill last
night The judges indispOstion is III
the nature of an attack OF the grip,
of which all the commissioners have
suffered more or less, but he expects
to be able to attend to business today.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-12-10
Our Combination.

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Try the combination for three months
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WADswoRrH DISPATCH,
Wadsworth, Nevada.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-12-10
The New Frank LesIie's Popu.
lar Monthly.

Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly for
November is the initial number in the
new and improved form of this long
time favorite illustrated family maya
zine, with a handsome cover in colors
and gold. Its price is reduced to ten
cents, one dollar per nun This is
unquestionably a wise and popular move
on the part of the publishers: and the
return OF Mrs, Frank Leslie to the edi-
torship of the magazine assures for it a
future as brilliant as its past has been
prosperous.
The current (November) number of
the new Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly
makes good its promises in a splendid
table of contents, which Includes: An
illustrated symposium on "Greater
America" with contributions by Col. A.
K. Mcclure, Gen. Fitzhugh Lee and
Senators Chandler and Davis; "With
Wheeler and Roosevelt at Santiago" by
the Rev. Peter MacQueen; Clara Barton
on "Red Cross Work in Cuba" Walter
Camp oil Football !" Converting Sill
yer into Gold'-an account of the won-
derful discovery Of DR.. Stephen H. En-
mems; the opening chapters of ''April
Bloom," the new serial story by Egerton
Castle tauthor OF "TAe Pride of Jen-
nico'), illustrated by Wenzell; COM
plete short stores by Frank r. Stockton,
Margaret E. Sangster, Eta w. Priece
and L. Louise Liddell; sketches and
poems by Louise Chandler Moulton,
Lillian Whiting, FL. Villiers Barnett,
Madison Cawein, Isaac W. Eaton, Char
les Crandall, K. X. Munkittrick and
Henry Tyrrell.
The illustrators of this number in
clude: Albert Wenztll, S. Werner, Oh.
Grunwald, Hugh NJ. Eaton. Frank
Adams, Florian Peixotto and Walter
GOltz.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-12-10
Can You Sleepf

Homely language, like a homely girl,
may be SO Illuminated by direct intelli-
gence as to become positively fascinat-
ing. When we say, 'I've had a good
nap,"it's homely, but my, doesn't it
mean a lot! MANY can't sleep-don't
even know what a good nap is. These
weary ones toss, turn and agonize, wear
out their brains and bodies,-a useless
waste of energy and life. Pabst Malt
Extract, the BEST" Tonic, will bring
sleep to you-you will nestle to slumber
like a tired child. Take a glass Just be-
fore going to bed, and in ten minutes
you will go drowsily to Sunderland.
After a week or SO sleep will come nat
urally and you won't need the Tonic.
Health, strength and mental calmneSs
come also to help the weak, the weary
and the heavy-laden, for PABST MALT
EXTRACT is the BEST Tonic.
SHORT Bros,
Wholesale Dealers.
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-05
Nttcr CT M NnOcnoclic al
Nontgcne Straalcr.

s en- 4rtitel / Cancel" mepoeles,
al bet er lpttsoss at puapiIe Wluligbes
ben az al benptte Rentgens Strodler
til at tpnitaters, ON Ocosn er inotraaot
eler life. Gn 9iosnitobsmdno peo
Nupn 9oursaroe bar nemli9 pau ct
Meoe / bet biploeiIte SelItub / paris
irempiit 3 R~sntsenIts 5%otpgrafier, al
bpilte be to GAP ct gileoe al bet Snore
az Yrpitbp9lpingen hos lepenoe Menz
METER, % bet treble ct Yiaeoe al ben
tilipurenoe 9eosmsbel bps ct Gig. Yaa
De TO isrite 5ptograier bapoe i~oritiels
Iiae Srsunsr / SrpitbpGlpinseu og
Ielpe oennss 99ase ct ube'temt taaast
Smrios, Ida at man life iunoe f%ditIlad
8rGnTerne for benz. Sette bar en-
6slge at Srganernes % Weaem9uls
pets naturliee 8epegeIier % al Sierz
tets % be Iterre aars pulIeren. gpuz
aarpe bar t~onitateret, at ielp ON man
bolcer 1T Qanoebr9t tilba9e unoer
5ptografering for al giere De Der pmz
talte Sep9eelier iaa imda ipm mulig,
bible aontursrne paa Yi[Ieoet Irem
trGbe ubpiiteoe. 5rembsles bersttss, at
Siertet paa be to 5ptografier faces
ipm en- msrt, opal Musie, bpis Stpsse
bar tat / Mioten, men srcopis blep
blesere pg blegers up imob psriferien,
inctil ben tiliioit table iis / be neIten
giennemiigtiee 2unger.
Jpr bet treble giaeoes gebtpms
menoe, bar 5orbploet anberleoe8. Ser
itoo be inore Srsansr meb Itarpe pa tn
beige Smrios. pe bet er oenns Oms
Itannisbeo, gou9aroe logger til8runb
Tor TN npe anpenbslIe al Rentoens
Straalsr.
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-05


bdnerne | gpsr, os Der bar 5eititem.
ming belle Oagen oe ON 4ftenen. Sn.
f%urgenterns bdpoe imiolertio o%perieet
be Stonnere. iom laa / Sdpnen; mer
benz tog 4meritansrne / 5orparine.
Smaaupt
Sberit Sobn Sdeob 4itor e,
blepen uon9pnt til Wisblem al 8eneraI
Wailes' Stab og bar / Ssnoags | 5lo-
rloa pad 8iennsmreiie til gortp Rico.
General Sbaftsr bar i 5irsbass
lenot felgenoe Telegram til arigsmi-
niiteren:
4ue politite Sanger lsslooes, iaus
mart Ri fanpt benz.
Sar lite bort fra Guantanamo, men
8eneral Gpers reiite bsrben for 3 0ags
iioen for at mootage be ipanite Soloas
tiers Baden og lsslaoe be politiits
Sanger. De bIsp uosntpil iatts / Sris
beo peo bans 4ntomit.
5 gitraoa palma, YreIibsnt for
ben cubanite Sunta / Rep gort, bar
uotalt Jig paa fslsenbe Maabe ON
Striben mellsm 9sneral Sbafter %
General Garcia: Der er lite noaen
5are for, at Gubanerne pil tilabe, at
en- Weisforftaaelie me(lem en- at beres
0anbsmGnb, - isIp ON bar. er Gene
raj - % en- Imeritaner bill fda noden
Snbfpoelie paa &ens belbige lib
fab. Seq peo, at General @arcid 90
ale Gu6anerne er altFor tatnemmelias
mob be Soysrebe Slater til at mere
nc9enfombeIft llpilie mob beres Del
gjerere.
General Gorbin, be Sorenebe
Stdters 4oiutantseneral, bar / Sirss
bags uoiteot en- Orbre ON, at ale iaas
reoe pg ipse Solouter / SoIpitaler fan
fda en- Waaneos Srlop, iuainart be
blir iterte moi til at reiie biem. De
faar fri Reiie biem ps tilbuse til bsrss
Regimenter.
De, Tom ienber grepe til ameris
tanife Soloater paa Yorto Rico, mau
aoresiere benz til "Militarb citation
l, porto Rico, pia @aibington. 3. g."
foruoen Rapn, 9pmpani os Regiment.
Iae grepe til Bprto Rico mao fprit
9ad igiennem ppitoepartementet i
Waibington.
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-05

OOsrbopes,t foHid
bet Spm9rtfombeo, bpao ben tim,
Spill for europa. Den oalStn |
beosuopitling | be 5ortneoe S.ctr
alerebe | fere December ti.iFu
"alorenoe" europa uboo,Iio "a
Sor bunbreoe Iar iioen itabts Gun.
bisfe Slater at ct 9iInnis, "a M
be soelagt ben opsrlepsrsos europa
Srbning."
grtitelen flutter mto ie.1rot .
mRrtning: "glt be ponlmri.,l
9sitr9belisr ptl blipe frtmmtos on
oroentligt peb be 5orentbe sta,r:
finitipe Seier poer Sporisn. Il 4
for uns europGiIis Regi,rinay. {
bper at benz Tan en- oatt'r 2a3 II
itiust opsrfor ct oloorIigt GItsrr,t
os ben frantic Heaitrtng iqnss at !
Sieblittet for tpmmet, .itsroi
aubent tager parti for Sparisr.
5preneoe Slater buroe osrfor itios
trrte fig at itte ipGnos 9an ali
heit."
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-05
st goot Guar.

Den bersmte tpIte 0ister 9upmia
llblanc paaitoo i ct SelItab meb tor
geitemtbsb, at bet life fanbtes ben
sins. Der lite tunOs betrastss fra to
Siosr. Snsen al SslItabet bapos no.
get at inbpenpe bsrimob. inbtiI enpelio
Jru llblano bemsrtebe unbsr enoelss
Subsl fra ale tiliteoeparenbe: 80,
oins grspe Tan tun bstrastss fra en-
Sios, for enonu ulpris sr bet benot, at
ou bar Itrepst npsst paa ben anben."
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-05
&raa:Spracniens 0epGrcts
Virfning paa Yjorn.

Sra gane ~itriper 6. g. 5latelanO
bl. a.:
) Inleoning al, at Der pftere / apiz
Ierne er frem1ut Spil ON &rd9 Ssrs
9eniens 0eparets 0rGbeepne, ftul ie3
tilabe mig at mebhsle fpl9enbe ira ZEN
Der / Mai Maaneo Itebfunbne 9iernss
iagt, bporpeo 2 8igrne, lom bolot til
/ Gososit0gen, blep fRloebe meb bette
9epRr.
Der bar tioligere Itubt gjsntugne
0onge paa benz uoen Reiultat meo iors
'tjellias 8aaben beriblanpt meb Rsms
mingtonrife at A" % minbre Salibsr
cg meo GrpreissS s nbItempelriiIe al
&aliber 1877.
Nu falot be berimob efter feriie
Stub fra zSsrsenien Riflen mep
Sraf / !opoe, men life / Siernen.
Seq bapDe Qnlebning til at ie Dirt
nineen eftsr ben nprmale glpIpio3s
tugle, Der bar suaet ino itruts necenior
9ret, e~fterlabenoe ct Sul / Stinpet
af 8uslens Diameter. Men inoenipr
Senet bar auglen fpaltet og hdoce
maiet Ben os aisb / ct Smfans al 7
a 8 apabrat Gentimster til Grso,
iiprangt msb Splinter at Staalmuntel
os Bin. auslens basre Del bar oms
trent bel, men bens Spios bar ipnls
tst og iprisep ub til flere Sioer ION
Bigger / en- !Sarp.
Som man fer, altiau en- frp9telia
brabenbe 8ugle, Der itrals giprbe Get
al meb 8jernens 2ip.
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-05

mere rpminsrcht he BAN iaien; men bdn
neateoe al Rare A%anbioat, 90 Be madite
inoe en- ouhen; ca ntu9ang blep zen
oeuotrdtiIte Ganoioat pdlgt. Men
Diitriitet pleter at pGlee zen republi
,an'te aansioat. Oct rtprpieRtercs
M / Songrssisu al Iom l~lpocsIoti.
Dan er en- 9anmti Wldno; ca mango ~
nss, ban mdO BABE tient ub o9 bar otgt
VIaoien for en- pngrs Mlano. DR. Ell
mango SunoindtC til hans Gmbeot,
"a bldnot ojsie 10 NoromGno. rsnIIis
.. u. 6auQen / I]ortbpoop % e. =.
Sobnion / 0etornb. 6ougsn bar oGa
let WlsoIem at Stattns ~2e9islatur oa
"boomss" M for SongresIsn al Sohn
Storeps nprIie 9lao i Gats Wlias.
Oct bar aiort fla til bans Organ %
qier, bodo cet fan. 5uuoen arbetosr
cQiau ielo met SbPreiebeo. oa bans
9ennsy pse,r meO OlRoe "a Stoltbeb
pda oen SmitGnriQ6eb, at ban, LEGION
ben isriit % tutite nrrite aOnqresmono
fra WisconIln, beoosr 9ouatn. 5du
CT elsrs en- al Rdturen Uel uorullet
Wlanb, itsrt og ereraiii % bar life Ioa
lioen 2iq6so meb fin R1pneiGt.er /
Wisconiiu.
6. g. Sobnion / 9ecordb er life ell
iaa attn SanoiDut Iom 0dugeu.
Men ban bar mango 8enner, ION trpr,
at itaI en- norit Wlanp nomineres | cette
0iitritt, idd er ban ielOnrepen til BET.
San er en- opgtig 4opotGt meo st uplsts
tet Rbgts, eli flint Saler meo g~runDige
aunoitaber. 90 ban bar Del famine
Rapn. ION ben norite Songrs5muno
ira q. 0atota. !San % 9dugen er NIL
msobsilere til Hominationsn, men |
al archaeological. Den, Iom oilsr 'Ig
at bore ~iterteIt / Gonpentionen, ian
girre Reoning pau ben onoens trditige
% Ststte. Def tor iauleoes
at Der ! nGlte Son9rss pil iiooe
en- Rorbmdno fra Srpu."
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-05
Sto lite Sraaoem' opcr r,eo
SGnocrne.

Waar ri billie BRUCE bore Senoer
tun til bet, ION Naturen bar anpiIt
BEN til, iaa pilpe hi ianbIpnliapis bape
arpst ct soot Gsbis % tunoe bepare
bet ps efterIube bore Gftsrtpmmere aobe
59noer. lien bpprlsbes pmuaaes pi
bore SGncsr? 6Iobebe "a istoIos,
ieos % Gtienoe lure Spiier fuor I.iites
pts Son til at inopirte Ell eaer annet
Sn'trumsnt / en- inspsr 9enbine, noaet.
be lite er bsrssnebe paa, os fom uoIaa
hapner fig / 2ibsrnes 2eb psb at be
misbrnste Sanbsr saar I'm gei. 2Qo
I. Sr. MGrte til, naar Samerne Spr.
man fan pabbs Sunorebe mob gn. at
be hslere bibsr 5rauoen pper, enb be
rGttsr ben sfter Saren for al tlippe
Srndosr pper, ielp pm be fun Iparer en-
gretbel at Ell Minut. Nsieg be Ioa
enoea meb al bibe Blot / Silfe e[Ier
ulo, ian bar Sagen enboa life iau
tarlig, ipm naar bet sj9Iber ftrr!ere
3raab saer sneo9 Seilsarn, Tom man
nttere Ter. 9enns ginen af sroae er
ior 5anberne noeet al bet f~arliaite;
Der iprinser messt let imaa fine etpt
Ter al, Der banner zig imaa Repner "a
9uusr, og Se9nnbslien til 5unoens
E~eel9gssIie er inotraabt. Sou moa
mar til 5anoI9sen % bape 3onoen
plombsrst elsr Rerpen brabt, en- oop
os iune sano foar man aloria mere.
9erfor fsls bet eobe Raab: gio olbrio
Sroacsn opsr mep Sanbsrne.
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-05
nrrcn pa HlaGoen

bor punpst ia mango 2uurbGT HTo'' w.,
Zen at Nortbtrn gaciie uOSl'm :.
Ram gtit Qctfei glemcrononn' SO"' =,
,ompait Canning at SpIDsntHs'' U" !.
spanisns iOm be dCren'et ~ta'''' ~
slaaoe paa Den Sip, arigtH o'9q"''
bar ct Rart pptr Guba, SAali'a"
Mariataibe, 6oriIurinS al uoiTQ. 's%
Militrru o. crlpssfoltet, Ge''l'''y' +.
ipantc Cro III. nj. 81 6rtmpIa' 'i'" n.
ii Gents tilsnoes Gbas. z. zee. U'a o',,
ast. q. . ap, ct. paul, Brian ~
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-05

ioripunoue. giin maauebIise Spgbom pleic.
be at bore meget imertefulo, men bar abe
les life pGret bet, iioen jes brnste Seres
Meotcin, Seq Ton life role 3eres "Sege.
table COMPOUND" iorme3et. Win Niallo
% mine &euner ier, at lea or meact ipraus
bret. Seg Ter longt beorc no % bar iaast
en- 3el Sarpe / ainoerne".
glrs, Yintbam mbbnoer auiuoer. iom er
ln8e, al itripe til bcuoe eiier 8aao unosr
Noresle SpaH, Ytasi., builte gtpes irt.
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-05
&unbe lite iope.
Wrs. Yinfbam befrieoe benSc FOR
ate benses 8eSpGrligbeoer.

Wrs. Wnbge 8abcpd, 176 Seconb Ctr,
0rauo Gapios. Mtif, bar en- Sparias Spg.
bonn meo oens 5pl9e: Smerter % Tire MI
er bun raft. Ser err benoes esne Orb: "9e,
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-05

Edwin Jorgenson, son ct Hans Jorgen.
son, Nordness. Iowa. returns TO Prot.
Disadvantages DEBORAH Institute Oct.
81, 10 begin the winter term
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-05

"Seaetable Com
bar sipet mig
II 6ornemmelie iom
ct anbet Mirnne
.ite. Spr ie9 be
H9puote Sru9eu al
~ bet, bar je9 neos
81 bruot, fplte mig
trGt % ipunls
l uaiten altio, bap.
Smerter Hps
gen % Sloen %
III belle 3ioen en-
|A-frpsielt8 so
&FoeestneO %
y, tuubc life iope
FL soOt ON Rat
ten. Seq bapee lisele,
oes en- Soariai
Siplse en- Sens 8aao
leg q BRUCE
Yiutbams "@e.
setable COMPOUND,
iiben ies bar tasrt
bet, er ale Snterter
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-05

81
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kartatjonsreiid
qaft. Be
him., bar MI
ft5rtfian gOu
la.
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tri,rien HOr
ksttrt 0iem.
l. ainumis1
knrs ugs bra
atnu.
en- itoro
Ets til Bai
El., osn Bite
EH,rrefer fam
Egtr; ia lisef
Ejatsr.
| -Sumfun
Esnsmroe fal
l3oe til 16
Spniul g
kr aofiais vi
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fcrlgbne Nay
ERis'ionen %
Farnshitm idr
Obi
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Fniota. bolot
Hone SuIi. g
|tItaLs sftsr er
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Girfeinl
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I.ilit meo 8i,
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b IGye uosnal
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nsn ban Ia
sSrob; bet
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Decorah-posten., 1898-08-05

4s,ppr or bet bltutt al ben enE "''
lea bapeos paa Siclsn," la9os o'" l''"'"
iom after bcisote fit Gsceiito' 'N''"
len, csn prmmtlisc oufeg! 0an g , %
lei lonoinnligpis cit iaaOan >H''"
itrebct paa bans antist." d.
Dops.n laspe ben 5ncisOtt' 'N'" y
or. cfsn, BEN bersmte Dti1'onSF.'
Dspop?s raubte ben iremnso''
tirrc sfuIefamsrut MiGiOnrrl SsS ns
isQs bam % opirifc bort samj' y''r'''
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-05
&an%arifuaicncs 0erfomi

9ore imua guile, firortcs Ssni
bar en- mGr.eligers 6iitctis, 'nS
fleits WaaIte amer.
5or benpeb baloiierce 8Qnor'o'
iibsn penbte ct Stib hism til Stall
fra "be lpttsIiee Yer" - i~dalsN's
De tanariits Ger bengdng os N
brasts berfra en- SamIjng b'rEi''1
Smaafusls. 9srcs Bur bI'o Ia1
Op, % pips! bar be uoe ! ben o'o' Y
ben. MertpGroiopis bleo os ltt' 4
StaIisns 5aitIano; be latte 81'l
mob ben ienere giennem 9tapoIt'N |
berrmte lille 2 gIbd, bpor n ''f1
reoe iia meset bstqoeIt8, E'a1
lagbs naturligpis inart W}sr'' I'll u
lenes uIropaulig imutte sang
pdu 5ansit efter benz og 'olSi' Y
Sanoelen meb oiSis 3ardriTusl' ,
inart faa irbbrinssnoe. at eISar''
= / Senbplo til bet samIs OH; I
bill mer - inben ret lang Tbs you
bapbs fangei bper cg en- al n 'r
guile 5uale, Der bdpoe bet iaa Tor1ft'
/ ben lille S's Stppe. 2iIocsrs
fun D. Der MI Ispeoe bag Su''i
Srsmmer. Siosn oa bar otni'r 5l,
art ndturIiaois Undergrad fore y
anorinser. Den er MI st "Quso'
man funoe neItsu trtet ben en- I'll
"tunitig 5ugI." Soa 9oct 'om q.
eneIte 2anb / europa bar Nn '0'.
afart at SonurifugIe at oPpLl"
oens 9iemltapn, be IpttsIi5s N''
6uslene arenliggrud al 6dros 0s
oeles life / 8eIiooeIis at nogsl' vi
faloenbe Sfisrbeo. WteH lQls"
gisr ben osiau Der, O9 bet maapt
enbnu itsrrs 2pit cg Gtoen''do '''
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bar enboa Grempler pda, at Sa''
fugIe bar %anItrsnst m lille @f'a',
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- Glnmmnhnnnhene fr hrllitre.
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-05
Senotr Raifintr til Santiaeo.

sbe Wsitinsbuuie Matine So. /
pitts6urs mootus fOrIebsn fra SAM
tiago ben fprIts Srbre for Mafinsr,
iiben gpens Spersipelis. Srbren bar
Tor en- 100 SeItetraftsr 0ampmuIiine,
en- Generator pad 100 Se~Itetrafter
meo Sieoler. Bumper oe Rsr.
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-05

bar III 1900 omeritanlie Soloater
unoer lin &pmmanop psb Manila, "a
penter 5000 Manb til. Oct iisss, at
ban i Manoass bar t%elesraferet til
ariesminiiteren, at ban piI iaa Yrus
for minbIt $4,000 Wano for at tunne
bsi'ptts Sip os Gienoom Der. Gpates
Uis tsrsttss. at bet muaItc oil bIipe
a~5openoist at afp9bns be filippin'ts
Oprrrsre, for ban inotaser Munila.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-23
YOUNG GATEWOOD'S FUNERAL.
Impressive Services at the 'hurc"'
Mrs. General Lee Attends.

ASHLAND. VA. June 22.-Special.-Ihe
remains of MI James r. Gstewood' Jt"
were inferred in woodland Cemetery th's
afternoon after services at the Baplls'
church. conducted By Rev. {. r.. stuart,
assisted by Reys. J. X. Wilkinson anu
". +. Atwill.
The services began with the singing oil
Nearer. My God. TO Thee atter "hlch
Rov. Mr.. Atwlll offered prayer APP
propriate selections Of Scripture were
read by Rev. Mr. Wilkinson, ana 'heh
Rev. Mr. Stuart. in brief tribute 20 'ne
memory OF the deceased. spoke WORDS Oh
comfort to the bereaved.
The choir. led by Mrs Dr' NeS., WI. WI.
Mrs Fleming Cox Crganist' sang HSdu'
Kindly Light" after which the services
were continued at the grave.
large concurse Of relatives ana
friends followed the remains to their
last resting place. The floral tributes
were elaborate. literally covering the
grave. The pall-bearers were Messrs.
schooler Fox. NJ B. Pace, J. W. Rat
clifTe. Joseph Taylor, Samuel Carter T..
8. Bennett. Edmund lrby, Powhatan
Breeden Honorary-Messrs. Thomas y.
Carter. Roosevelt Page John rutherford
Edmund Pendleton. Sergeant Blanken-
ship and. Corporal Young.
Among those from Richmond were Mr..
! r. Gatewood. father Of the deceased;
Mrs. Fitzhugh Lee. accompanied by Mt.
j. 4. Pleasants Mr.. and Mrs. II. X.
Pollard. Dr. and Mrs Wythe Davis. Mr..
and Mrs Charles L. Todd. Mrs. Thomas
n. Carter. Judge Rodeer Gregory Messrs.
Thomas Heliett !. W. Graves, 4. VI.
Willis. James Pollard Robert Jones.
Julian Mckinney Yenable Johnson, Writ
T. TAYLOR. Sterns and Gates.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-23
Ehitewashed Heroes"

The following paragraphs come from
Or. Hiden's Notes and Comments IN
the Religious Herald:
All competent critics have long known
that. when an author determines 10 wrlte
a biography, he will usually bear Watch-
ing" BiOgraphers, as class, are oIleh
subjected 10 very strong temptations 70
make ii appear that their heroes are
better men than the facts. so0erly and
invariably narrated will warrant any
plain man in believing them 10 be. rake
the case of Carlyle, I'm his Life OF FRED
erick the Great" There are many reas-
ons for believing that Carlyle nina
naturally gravtated towards truth.
Scarcely any author known TO us has 50
frequently or so elOquently expressed MS.
hatred for "unreality." He IS never
weary OF reiterating that all lies should
lie swept 10 the father of lies with all
convenient dispatch" Now, Carlyle
must have known that Frederick was
false and treacherous 10 the very core
Of his bad heart; that he was utterly
unprincipled that the sentiments when
he pubucly expressed were frequently
immoral and sometimes inhuman. Few
r,en have ever had Carlyle capacity 70
r, disguised with Frederick's relations
and conduct towards that arch-trickster'
cneat. liar, and thief, Noltaire. re
must have been wei acquainted VITA the
miserable and disgusting details OF the
Intercourse between the two eminent
scoundrels. But Carlyle had made up his
mind that his hero" must be heroic,
and heroic he stroye TO make him. The
facts were dead against him; but car
lvleis struggle with these facts would IL
SELF have been heroic in better cause
throughout the book IL Is manifest that
the author Is carrying an almost lntol-
cradle burden up a terribly long ana
steep hill. But he had caught the disease
OF 4" hero-worship," and, exquisite as
were the pains and dreadful as were the
contortions OF the patient, he could not
afford 10 be cured. He seems now ana
tben 10 be almost consciously saying:
This is desperately bad; but III make
him a hero II / die for II.
THE case OF Forster's Life OF Dickens
is considerably difrerent from that or
carlyle's Life OF Frederick. Forster
uas Dickens most intimate friend, and
CARLYLE never met Frederick. stu II
IS manifest that Forster strives 10 make
Dickens a much better man that For
ster's own recorded facts VIII warrant
any fair-minded reader in believing tnat
dickens was. From Forsters facts and
from Dickens letters, published by For
ster Il is manifest that Dickens was one
~ the most rapaciOus OF men. Indeed,
his love OF money amounted TO a disease.
and there Is little doubt that II killed
him. Notwithstanding all this. the bio
prapher struggles TO prevent the reader
from believing what the facts clearly
nroye. He wishes us to believe that
Dickens was the very soul Of generosity,
and a. liberal. tender. and kind-hearted
as the brothers Cheeryble IN Nicholas
Nickleby."