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The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-02-01

DR.. and Mrs. Mass, Of the Franklin To-
cation. the other evening entertained
pumber of their intimate friends at cards.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-02-01

e. q. Brown. supply clerk Of the Ca'u'
met and Hecla mining company, was
down from Calumet yesterday and 81.
tended a nestIas Of the Mining school
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-02-01

Miss Paine, oil Lake Linden, is visiting
at the home OF Miss Bessie Lord, OF Han
cock.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-02-01

The following II the program lot tht
skating party to be given this evening by
the o. /, q. club:
o. I.C.-March.
Waltz-Cerenata.
Schottische-Sweet Sixteen.
Waltz-Cupid's Own.
echottische-A Alabama Coon
Two -step-Maine Capital.
Waltz--Little Kittie Reilly.
Two-step-El Captain.
Waltx-Emily's Wedding.
wo-step-Columbia Phonagraph
Waltz-Los Angeles,
Two-step-RaggedR spscallion.
Waltx-she May Have Seen Better Days.
Two-step-Regiment
walts-Nordica.
Galop-Hot Time.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-02-01

The History Of Victorious Charge.
"what has become of the woman's bri
Radef" demanded the general.
The orderly salutsd and pointed TO tho
rear.
"I ssws4 - repsr< 81" - explained
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-02-01

"Oporto" Freeman. with his grip 10
hand. took the afternoon train Tor the
iron country On HE maiden run.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-07-15
@enn spanien ni6t enbltd Sernnnft
a1ntmmt nltO ltad)gtebt.

6uOonu, Der 9r9rs!Gr 6oeru I6 bic gnrdn unb ugt
i'm 2uf elmer noung bab bic Expedition ndf 9orto Rico oor bg
ben Diroe.
unfsrs tapfsrsn @oGbotsn fO1Gen lid in GmerttG
uusruber
Die Expedition pro frten 9ruppen bs6 Die areger uz
ZEN m ben Sun5grGben Santiago brilliant ausge5net @ mir
e6O nN pee en R nit anbren 3ruppn 5uiammen bng oa
Qutedungsgefabren pprlgn m0den. SOoden pbn
nad 8er uaen gsbrad ueroen @ bier gu rbpeH 9be
bufee 5ruppen peroen Die 8arnion in Santiago btlben.
Die gorto Rco Expedition p0nfen COMMANDO
b Generals lss eben ieOO nera 8roo B mmunOirenz
Der enrd gu Camp 2boma bic Setung Der Gnbltn ubernmn
$500 Mann perotn fir Die Expedition genug San Suan
pirb Die oe 6eOsutno Before 0nfe een t0nnn u Dem
ngdng4sn 9afn orto co Die 0nen befarsn muBe
9enerdf 9rOOte reife mad N NofPin9tOn
@nra 8rOOe iF auf seeb @etrd agr nud Woi6ingOn
ufn ppilbf udbe nruttnen erbdtn pirb Die Gr
ubrungn Der Champagne Santiago pirO Der nGfn Expedition
Gu ommsn 10 buB Die Gnnu9me 9OO &iO in tu @ afns
ben tdnn.
@enigenoe 3unspoIie nO fir bIe Grpebion bor6nben
Die egerun g gefunon bat bic 9fungnen Spuni na
6sr 9smot6 nOen gun 9uubt nt OoB 9OrtO a Dsl Di
bdno eien pirb San Santiago snmubgenbn @nz
brud auf bic bortigen 3ruppen ausuben muB.
.@erH3ts fpantf9er s rie6ens @orf9GGge
eue Radmtug bier &erGde i'm umauf buB bic ipan9e
&egerun9 m enO Oernoen Bat 5riebn gu ufen, ebo
gaubt man. oaB Spunien nod ene pe Qeon erban mu un gu
oeiem Sd3rtte beppgen gu perOen.
0as Marine 0epaement berlGB 6 ebo6 uou ni auF
ar rns Qusn onOern etretdr Gong o9t 9eut OoB Som
moOOe QGatiOns 0f4ss gsfwuOsr O nu spunn in Gee een
miro, iobdo Die 8orberetungen Ber8u poQenoet Fno.
Ser erp6erte She'll Gubd'S
aor Sopn ga6 beue nit Sae elmer Genafdb8as pon Gu6u
aufluB Iber Serrain pees 9enea 5ord nit Die gubs
enlOB 9ufelbe umaBt 5000 Nudbratmeen. Die na nnt gu
asaOerOs, ungGbr Is Isn pd Santiago, duft
% 4een Ot n0rof Bis pumO Sortana gOlgun ipan6e
@arniTon t9 1T ni nit in ben ubrgbnn 9rit ngfOn Ous
San lit 10 Ulen lang SteQe so 0Reen brett gs
metens ne 0oe 8erggegeno nit rgu Srti4un 8uz
ung Santiago Guantanamo no bic 0uptpune Die 9eootes
run auf 1250O0 Seen geGBt n NGbe 8uiquri
Surd9ua 6inOen Td omfanide Glenz upfer9rgperte
10000 pantf de 9 otbatrn ia tapituGtren
@uB ben 10000 5ruppn gu Santiago bic f ergeben butn un
Spann gIunb IoQn bfnben m tene pund @anonn
gebutun Der Snurgntnbrer 9urc bate On unter
eI6en aufgerdumt
SranSpOrt Der Gefdngenen mad g punten
oenuns ametun9en Sdif gum transport
dngenen Spanin Oerpenoet Die 9runbe nb 6ru
on6einlt @s lit Die Q6 Sriegs Departments ole 0ompf
a6r 9eiQIAafn gu ngs6on fir ben transport auuuEbern
0as dnnmbure 4ngs6o Oa Der Rgung prt
na @bar 9bt Ogor br m $1,000 Bis $4,000 MuEn @ans
tugo srgeben 6Gen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-07-15

mofbinoton14 a. SuIi sontiaao bat f6 um 3 i6r yafmi
erge6en au 6e3einnbe Ofeae8er ben Prdroen
NinleD 6eute Namitog br Nnutn e6st Der gert fam
sianaOn 9po bel SITE unO snbsI bas
Reula Der 3uiammentunf Der Rapudions @ommi1Gre in tur
prm Die 0epse traF a bic O3ieQe 8o4at S9after
GommiG trufen br amtags 8uIummn, ba 0ds 8
iuat on 6 betunn purb % m aus Dem Gunbe neil Die Snn
tugo 3t nit Q8ubngon 3i 55 Ninun Osrirt @ofort
nafbem qrGoen bic 0eps geln bate bi ubr bic
gan3 gBet 0epeidIt.
@bofter's erFe 0epei8s.
@ufbtngton,14 IA Suli - gneruI 4Ouunt et4Ii nutF
6enoes Selegramm @ena S9ufer:
g Iue6en elmer @onen3 nit General Soa 8uIdgetebrt Gr
pQ n gu fapiuen fans feline Sruppn na Spunsn 94idt
ben 0er gorI6a umBt Sruppsn 0fn Gu6u Qerpu
eOen Saguu Rub Omi Os 9an5t pie armsoPs
Die GommiFdr 33 ubr Rufmttdgs uommn ent9d
t9 9ebn9ungen ef5ueBn
@R. @6after esneralsMaor"
abmirut Sumpfon 1T aud babel
ID ui Sretdr Song er6tel etne &dbeIbepet4
bpm Qbmra Sumpon bic r admttd9s ( Santiago a6S
fanOt unb aute: nSuniaSo bat fapttulrt"
&ur3 g. pitulutipn.
abingdon a. 5ui = 0as 8re9s 0sparment er6s nu|
fbenb 0pe 9eneruI ~ us 9Iapa bel @fe bic pdbrdenl
tur5 Dor Der formeaen lls6egubs gsIdre6en purO
vqn ®s@eretdr, @u6ugtOn. Dor @onogO IA Sui -
usub Qrm T. Die 5ruppn Der tDifon BON Sanz
toao bic 8ngung bn baB feline @Oon na Spanin geanb
oDn ouen S6aer @ommdre Die bic geotnz
ounaen Der &apuaun bn oen Dies Is6r erfruIf unb Sc
S6ur feline O8 unO feline SolOaten nO gu 9rOm 9Obe FUR
ibre @ubauer 8upi g nOsm R nit taum gu berpdtgen>
SnoernFn gu dmpfn battn Sin 54e Der amee lit am geben
Ee6r anf NnrnqunQen gmadt bic
@rfrunften oren 0ngn 9Ppn meIe m mod an 8orO Der
@de benoe 9ruppn Qanbe grenn bden
pen ARRANGEMENTS getron mDn Die pettn ge6e oes
qrGIbentn S6re 8efebl au55uHbren.
Nelon @ Miles G3neralqRaiOr Der 4rme"
YrGItbent Mc&inlep mpfdngt bic Ra4rt4t 5uert
@ufBtngtou .. G., IA Su. Der PrdiOent erbie bic srfe
offeue 0p9e General S6aer 33 b Romttogs SPez
aile ARRANGEMENTS geen i6m ale barg Rad
rien 3utommen gu an Dis Der 5egrupb m bic Depee
enhGnbo TaB r nit ruu Mcnp in enem 9rbat3mmer bes g
ben uu 9rdbent las ben n9a iener Satin uub fanbe
punn uu Sefr get @nsral Quunten Gurbn Die 2B
rem 6lie6en 15 N}nuten i'm ngBetBen 9uuie."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-07-15

Iangt, tpel9s gsgentpdrtig Bel Si6onep
ausgeT9ifft perOen. Die S9iffe bes
9sI4pabers patrouilIiren gegenipGrs
tia eine 1000 Nailen lan9e 8Gitenlinie
d6, eine2inie, bic ldnaer 1T. als bic bon
900 S4iffen i'm 8iirgertriege dbpas
trouilIirte uno in OieIsr 9inii4t grOs
Bers S9pierigteiten bieiet."
1775 g 9Iffe abgefeuert,
glaba 0elGfe, Guantanamo
8ai, 13. sSuli. = Cine 8orItequng BON
Dem fiir9terli9en 9eI9OBregen, tpeIz
der ii9 am 3. b. M. bon Dem ibre Der
folgung aufne6menben dmerifanif9en
9eI9pdber aus, ii6er oi. bem Inter
gauge gepeihten ipaniI6en 3riegsz
I9iffs sreoB. lam man Iib MAIDEN.
penn man bic 4nga6en iber Die ullein
BON bem @4la9i6iff Oregon" abge-
oe6enen S9iiile pernimmt. Oisie be-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-07-15
Seet mad Yortu &icu, ipater na6 9aOana

Dai6tnqtpn1 Su 0as er &uptel bes 2unbfeo3u9es
gsr Staaen qon Spann beue inn Qlu as Die lpann
uoosn au ben Sbrmn Sanugos Srnnbunne Qmertu PaB
MAIDEN muBn Gus RGde n baB Die fpunIdn 5ruppn
na br mut6 8urdgIun DerOsn Damn O man bic Sn POrtO
Rio in geIb n oor6er rOn 9eiofen fen ioae
unfere rfoGge, uni iere 8erIufe
Die geIaueruna pon Sdnago eauerte 3p QBon unb ber
nf cine merfensperi6e Die 9eruI Setn 6ebeus
tenbe.
Sine aroBe oe 5erOr nube5u 1000 uniR SIeute
trunen p puben ouf ur @eof getDot gne geage an5ab
fpunTder Soloaten fam in Sdun5grdr Santiago
2O amerante Sooan putben 90bt uno ungGbr 1000
ben na ben Qusure6en gunbt rn unon ~ ob
arunbten ae6e gu nere O 8Og m msrtnsper
tier Bei feline @erute gu Den 5fn nit ben 6un 8sfef
gungen unb benz ipaniten @eI4paber.
-SetretGr @Ggsr tt bo4erfreut
us IGbfe 1T gorto G Tugte Sretdr Nae uIs bic Ruten
pon Der SaptuIatipn Sunueo empine unb ou nOtbpenDg
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-07-15

itdtigeH au9 bic Grtldrungen Der ipaz
nii6en Offi3iere, DuB es ous Ieuer Der
Setunodr6atterien mar. peldes bic
2eute BON i6ren &dnonen Derfrie6 unb
oieS4iffe 3pung, uuf benStranb dufz
3uldufen.
Bon Der 3eit an, uls Der 8anouier
O'S6eu bon Der Oregon" Den srIten
S9uB BON i6rem Dorberen Se6spTiinz
Der a6feuerte, Biz Der sGriIto6al Co
lon" Ii4 6ulflos Der 3Iite Supanote,
paren aus ben @eI9iiBen bes dmeriz
tanii9en S6la9tI9iffes 1775 Sc
i4oiie gelOit pprbsn. Bon bielen ia
men 1910 aus ben Se9spfiinbern. Die
grOBen 13z5Oaigen &anOneH purOsn
DierunooreiBig Mul. bic u6t3Olliaen
dhtunb3Ddn3igD6dl unb bic 6s3oIligen
Dieruno3pan5ig Mat dbgefsuert. 20
S9iiiTe fislen aus ben GinpFin6ern.
Die 8srbseruna. peIbe sinaslne Ges
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-07-15

T6oIIe unri4teten, mar fur9t6dr. Sin
d6t30liges 9sI4OB, pel4es ben Sc
Fe6fst6urm Der ,QImirunte Squenbo"
bur6T6Iua unb bort erploOirte, t0btete
Idmmtli6e bort ftuttonirte SeeIOlod=
ten uno rib mebrere DOn ibnen in
Stiite.
&erfpunbete dufbem 9etmz
peqe.
8df6ington, .. g., IA. SuIi.
- Stabsar3t Qegdrbe oepei9irte beute
an ben General 4oiutanten Gorbin,
baB ous 5rdnsportI4iff sSersco"
beute nit 85 8erpunbeten na9 Sort
MORroe abgefabren Tsi. Die 0epei6e
tommt aus bem 6eloId3drstb gu Siz
bpnsp, Gubu.
0as Srausporti6iff gOIipette, "ipels
6eS geitern 81 6ortreb U1onroe nit
&rdnten unb 8ernunoeten an 9orO
eintrdf, piro nah g@sp 0orf in See
iteden, IO6dlo Observation-Disclosures
berg ii6er Die 8IeIIirten 0ispoIitionen
getroffen Bat.
u m geI6eH6ie6er ertrdntt.
Rem gprt, ID. SuIi. - Die
r9}ep gOrt greB" iagt, OaB Der
nS6duIpieIer Correspondent" 3uSiz
6onep tpdbri4einli4 an gel6en 6ieber
ertrdntt Iei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-07-15

Der 6lotte geIsiiiets SiiIfe un5uertens
nsn. 9llle uniers 8oots nit mebreren
bunosrt Sffi5ieren unb 2euten 9aben
i'm bic gan5e 3:it iiber unteritiiBt. Sc
neral S6aFter ertlGrte in ieinsm 5ele=
gramm an 0as &rie9s Departsment,
bob Die 9Hlfs, pel4e i6m bic 6IOtte ges
pG6rt, eine is6r eni6uIiaitiidbe gspeIen
lei, ferner, OaB er ni9t CLAUDE. baB er
bic 9anoung Bate u6ne ibre Sulfe in
5e6n Sagen betperfiteaigen t0nnen.
Spl9' eineQusT4iffung Qngeii9ts bes
6einoes unb an elmer &iiite nit itarter
8ranbung muB als Elm erfolgrei9es
Stiif 4r6eit dnesie6en tpsroen unb i9
lpiinI9e, bic Su9tigteit, ben @ifer unb
bic QuIt gu ernG6nen. nit Der @dpitdn
9Oobri9 unb bic dnOeren fir Oen3psd
Oeta4irten Offi3iere ii4 ibrer aufgabe
entleoigten.
Die .gale" 1T nit 1900 Manu anses
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-07-15
Ser 9(nsbrnd) Oes gelben eyiebers.

8uf6inqton IA Suli 3as sgs 0epartement 6at utr6z
erbdten odB fan 9oOesdGe bn 5br big Bt
Shutters gu Or3in pdr. @Oa m Die abI nod Oeror0Ber baben
10 III Offisq beroon Rifts in 0BuI6ington betanni.
9eneroI Sabsa Sern6g bat Sdrte ghau, g6ieberItere
Qerste Santiago 1ontdg
reits Elm IoIdes Corps Rep gOrt a6fd6rn
Die rann unr 8erpunn sunug bic in etnigen Sogn in
gort etntre oen arine 6OiptGern prs
pat 9oipitdlern geIanb Deroer-
am6ulondiff Ysoa nit A @srpunpstn miro TinOb
eeortreb gPpnrne
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-07-15
6 q m nrn,s 9EInttR-

8af6ington, IA. Suli. -
0ds Srieg8 Department empfing
beute Ga9rihten, bdB Die Gaoi8=
6lptte borausiidtIi6 @artbagend am
nG4iten Sonntdg errei9en ptrD.
8et Der Qrbeit.
@ofbtugton, IA. SuGi. =
Sm N1drine 9epdrtement lit bic
Nd9ri9t eingeIaufsn, ouB bic 8erges
idiffe Der rU1errttt Gbdpmunn Bred=
ing Company" Dor Santiago einge=
trOffen iino unO begonnen buben, bic
8ergungsar6eiten an ben ipani6en
S9iffen por3unebmen. 8eitere Gin
3eIbeiten purben ni6t ber0ffentli9t.
8Geibt DprIGufig bter.
GburIefon, S.sg., IA. Sult.
- General WilIpn erbielt 6eute Be
fe6l, feline Sruppsn ri6t na9 Gu6a
etnauI6iffen. l1eber Die 8erpenbung
Der Sruppen piro ipdter beittmmt
nerben.
(IScitcre 9ricgSbcricbte iicbe 3. nnS
A.. Scitc.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-07-15
sampiun's Srridlt.

SrifFt Tsbr Ipdi Elm. = Gr riiRmt ii9.
ME er 9enerul Sbafter bulf, =
@el9' grobe Quantitdten PuIDsr
Dor Santiago peri4ofen DurOsn.
Wuf6ington, D. g., IA. Suit.
= Ods Warine Ospurtement bat
Folqenoen 8eri9t bss QOmiruIsSumps
fon anIalassn Iaiien:
g @unfiago, 27. SUM-.
Die 2anbung Der 2lrmee puroe gss
tern Nufmitidg DerDOllfGnbigt, na4s
Dem ale 2eute uno duBerbem 2972
Waun BON @enerdI 9areia's Sruppen
iausoeIGifft poroen paren. 9roBe
QuantitGten bon 9orrdtben Iino ebens
fans ausgei9ifft. @enerdl Sbnftsr
lit 10 lie6enstpiirDig gcSelen, Die DON
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-07-15

Die uIltenitehsnb eenannten geronen bubeu @ez
iude nm Srdnsf fc-irung elmer Detail Spis
ritupien Siccuj eirsereIdlt; bisieIbeu Deroeu am
Wacntag, Den /. auauit, II llhr Nttta9s, in @rs
DdsuR9 osioaen. 9rotcitzSormuare (fals lie 9es
Winibt ipsroen) iinb auf 2Iuiuen in oiseu Biireau
Bu betomuIea
The Advocate and news., 1898-06-22

their patriotic devotion to the country
and every facility be extended to them
to vote at the coming elections and that
their pay be increased TO 500 per month.
We favor service pensions for all sur
vivors of the Union armies Of the Civil
war.
We demand the immediate suspen-
sion of the Metropolitan police law and
also It's repeal by the next Legislature.
We denounce the Republicans In both
houses Of Congress for the unanimity
with which they have followed the die
tates Of foreign and domestic bondhold-
ers in voting against an income tax and
the one-fourth of / per cent tax on
enriched by government contracts, and
also their refusal to tax Wall street
transactions.
And we also denOunce as unpatriOtic
the action of the Republican party in
following the dictates Of those who
would speculate and make gain out Of
our present war while our brave volun-
teers risk their fortunes and lives in
defense of our flag and humanity.
The following resolution was also
adopted:
We are opposed in the crisis Of our
troubles with Spain to the talked Of
alliance with Great Britain. It is un-
necessary, unpatriotic and un-American.
1t has for its object the ENHANCEMENT
of this country in the complications Of
international politics and the imposi-
tion upon us of the British monetary
and commercial systems. We declare
our ability to maintain our flag on both
land and sea against all powers which
dare come against us without the aid or
cooperation Of any other nation on
EARTH
BY request of the State committee the
convention adopted the following reso-
luton in recognition of Topeka's action
in providing for the expenses and enter
tainment of the convention:
Resolved, That this convention tender
vote of thanks to the Commercial club
of this city and to M. d. Henderson,
chairman of the committee Of arrange
ments of that body, for the royal man
ner in which they have entertained this
Peoples party convention.
The Advocate and news., 1898-06-22
FOR JOPLIN, PITTsBURG, GALENA
AND WEBB CITY.

The Memphis Route (Kansas City,
TT. Scott & Memphis R. RI has two
trains daily from Kansas City-both
trains have through reclining chair cars
(seats free to holders of first-class tick
ets) Night drain leaving Kansas City
at $3.50 has Wagner palace sleeping car
to Joplin, via Pittsburg and Galena. The
Memphis" is the only line from Kansas
City to all the great lead and zinc min
ing camps Of Missouri and Kansas-Ga-
lena, Joplin, Webb City, Cartervllle and
Aurora.
For map and time table folder, address
]. e. LOCKWOOD,
Gen. Passenger Agent, Kansas City, Mo.
The Advocate and news., 1898-06-22
COOL BREEzEs BLOW

over Minnesota's ten thousand lakes,
and the delights Of a summer vacation
spent in the North need to be expe-
rienced to be appreciated. The splendid
resorts of Minnetonka, White Bear,
Leech Lake and many others less widely
known offer recreation, rest and health.
The Chicago Great Western maple Leaf
Route), with its splendidly equipped
eighteen-hour trains to st. Paul and
Minneapolis is the best route to reach
these resorts.
Tickets will be made good returning
via Omaha, with stop-over privilege for
the Trans-Mississippi Exposition, with
out extra charge.
The Great Westerns excursion routes
also include trips through the Great
Lakes, down the Mississippi, to Yellow
stone Park, up north to Alaska, in fact
everywhere. Geo. w. Lincon, Travelling
Passenger Agent, Chicago Great West
ern Railway, Z West Ninth st., Kansas
City Mo-, will be pleased to furnish time
tables and printed matter regarding ho-
tells and resorts and answer inquiries
relative to rates and routes for circuit
tours.
The Advocate and news., 1898-06-22
(First published June 1, 1887
shsriRs Sale.

In the District court of Shawnee county, State
OF Kansas
Case No. 1929.
The Masonic Mutual Benefit Society OF Kan
sas plaintiff
vs..
Helen A. Collins, III. p. GoRleY. ID. w. Nellis,
administrator OF the estate OF James 8. COL
Inns, deceased, Helen A. Collins, the widow,
John H. Collins, the son, and Grace M. COL
Inns, the daughter, and heirs OF the said
James s. Collins. deceased, defendants.
BY virtue Of an alias order Of sale issued TO
me out OF said District court, In the above en-
titled action, will, on Tuesday, the 9th day Of
July. A. ID. 1893, at 10 o'clock q. m. OF said day,
at the east front door OF the court house In the
city Of Topeka, In the county OF Shawnee, In
the State OF Kansas offer at public sale, and
sell to the highest and best bidder, for cash In
hand, all the following described real estate,
tO-wit: Lot numbered one hundred and fifty
seven u5D on Quincy street, in the city OF To-
peka, lying and situate in the county OF Shaw
nee and State OF Kansas.
The above described real estate Is taken as
the property OF said defendants, and Is directed
by said alias order OF sale TO be sold, and will
be sold. with eppraisement. to satisfy said
alias order of sale. PORTER 8. COOK,
Sheriff OF Shawnee county, Kansas.
George W. Clark, Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Advocate and news., 1898-06-22
(First published June Is, 1882
Proposals for Bids.

Sealed bids will be received at the office
of the Secretary Of State up TIL noon,
June q, 1893, for the following purposes:
Item No. 1.-FOr hauling coal from the
railroad to the State house.
Item No. 2.-For the furnishing OF ice to
the State house.
Item No. S-For washing towels for the
State house.
The time for which these contracts will be
let will be for the fiscal year ending June
30. 1893. Contracts will be let at the regular
meeting OF the Executive Council on June
20, 1898. The Executive Council reserves
the right to reject any or all bids
BY order Of the Executive Council.
w. e. BUSH,
Secretary OF State.
The Advocate and news., 1898-06-22
First published June %, 1891
PROCLAMATION.

By authority Of law, conferred upon me by
paragraph 81, chapter "a, Of the compiled stat
utes OF 1897, proclamation is hereby made that
the operation of the metropolitan police law
will be suspended In the State Of Kansas at II
o'clock noon on the frst day Of July, A. ID. 1893.
And l also revoke the appointments OF the
Boards of Police Commissioners In all ciCies or
the arsG class in the State OF Kansas, TO take
effect at the hour and date mentioned.
In witness whereof, l have hereuntO sub
scribed my name and caused to be affixed the
great seal OF che State OF Kansas. Done at the
City of Topeka this 18th day OF june, A. ID. lSSS.
leEAL,l J. w. LBEDY, Governor.
Attest:
WE. BUSH, Secretary OF State.
The Advocate and news., 1898-06-22
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-24
SYRACUSE.

Syracuse. Sept. c3.--The college yeav7 opened Iues-
day with the brightest prospects In VINE history OF
the institution. AZ the University BLOCK down
in the city. is now completed the college OF Ia"
is able TO begin work IN it's quart''-s The ne"
Steele Hall II Science is nearly fni sted mat inc
contractors say that moving in can begin IN ABOUT
n week ten days.
The teaching force in the college OF piberai arts
has also been increased this year Professor hich-
ard Jones Ph. D.. formerly Of the Regents De-
partment OF the State Of New-York. and FRANK
z Farley. Phi. D.. from Haverford College nave
been appointed 70 the English depart m ert Pro-
fossor Vi T. Graham I'h d, who hal Just re-
turned from three years of study in Germany
comes TO the department Of electrical engineering
Frank Tyler. Phi n. comes from Union college 70
Smith. a. NJ. returns TO the department 'h'nathe-
mates. ,-,,-
Thursday morning after chapel the Chancellor
announced that friend In the city who ldld not
wish 10 publish his name had given $1,000 sor new
apparatus in tho department Of biology. 'nancel-
lor Day also said that another friend WHOSE name
also could be mentioned. had PROMISED an
other valuable gift
All the football men are glad TO see Coachi WADE
back from the Al one time they feareu tney
would lose him. but he is on hand. ana irpoUS
fine lot Of new material for the team. ,Snce
more than half Of the old team are also back!foot-
hall stock is high.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-24
PHOTOGRAPHERS EMBROILED.
ONE ACCUSES ANOTHER OF GETTING POSSESSION
OF HIS NEGATIVES UNFAIRLY

ONE ACCUSES ANOTHER OF GETTING POSSESSION
OF HIS NEGATIVES UNFAIRLY
" r Mendelssohn. a photographer. OF NO o4o
Fi,th-aye who for years made photographs OF
we'll known society people. appeared yesterday In
the Harlem Police Court where he had obtained
suumons for NJ F. Harrison. a photographer or
No. 34l Fifth-ave.
Nendelssohn gave up business In May, 1871 ana
went to Europe for his health. He had many
negatives In his possession OF well-known persons
IN New-York social life. He accuses Harrison OF
having obtained possession OF over a hundred OF
these negatives by unfair methods.
Nendelssohn was walking along fifth-aVe' ono
dav IN August last when he observed photo
pranhs of Edwin Gould and Berry Wall. when
he saws he at once knew 10 be his work lie went
into the studio. where he declares. he saw many
other photographs from his negatives He de-
manded an explanation from Harrison. "ho ne
saws told him to leave the place
Mendelssohn says he left the studio ana mega
tiyes in charge of a clerk, whom he asked now
Harrison got the negatives The clerk, Mendels-
sohn saws told him that Harrison had given him
S35 and a 81 a week position for the negatives, or
which. complainant declares. he LEFT over three
hundred According Mendelssohn Harrison.
who had been in a back room. then opened large
studio at No. 81 Fifth-ave., and sent out circu-
lar 10 prominent society people. stating that II tney
desired photographs of negatives from Mendels-
sohn's work they could be had only from him
Harrison summoned to Jefferson Market 70
lice Court on August 80. when the case was ad'