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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-01-26

Can uiloe lite bape fine &en9e til
baae. 9taar man fibber noeet nu,
tiloa9S, telu ON @ienftanben ct al
lioen &arbi. bsrer mau ofte ben Be-
merfnina: vOm ben lite ct tilfrebs.
ftiqenoe. uersao bring ben ttlbase,
iaa ital Sc faa Deres &ense ieien. I"
Dette bsres 1iibnt not uo; men nj
al ii 9tltelbe er &iBberen blepen
fatttsere. omenb uife1e. pr. Setob
Stauis fra Oobena, sc. g.. beretter
imiolertio ON ct Tilfelbe, Der CT oiz
furat bet mobiatte.
.6or en- 1io foen beieate ST..
@ilbelm g@eI5te. ber bor ber / Mar*
beoen. mig, fortel1er ST.. Stouis.
~3an ipurste mig, buab iee tpntes
ON &urito, os ON iea troebe. ben
pilbe oere til uo9en Nptte for bans
Duitru. 6an iasbe, at bun bapbe
oottoreret lang Eib, os at BON baube
flsbt 5loite poa Glaife af Mebiciner.
lom oar bleoen bom onbefalet, men
of benoes 2,litano uar bpilt olporlio.
Ses 1ortalte BAN. at &urito par en-
uomarfet Biobrenier oa roabrbe BAN
inoftenoig til at foripae ben. Sea
tunbe ie. ct ban oar me9et Reptiif.
og ttlbpb oerfor of lilbaaebetole bam
Benaene. ON Webtcinen tntet biolp.
3an tos en- 6laRe meo fig. DIN.
trent tire Do9e efter Tom BON tilbo9e.
Seq ipurste BAN. ON bans 9ufru
bar triit; bon iparebe rMei." @aa
ipur9te ies BAN. ON ban u,lbe baue
fine Bense tilbase; ban ,parebe ieien
~geei". men iosoe. ban BnRebe not en-
6loite &urito, oa ben efter ole Mer,
fer at ogmme baube biulpet bans &o>
ne en- bel 9el. So bun bapbe bruQt
noste 5laRer til. uar bun eanfe bel.
brebet."
9taar alt anoet bat loaet fell. for.
fbs ST. &eters Rurifo; men bporfor
uente inotil ba? Dette berpmte
&raparat bar / oper 100 Nar peret
benpttet meo albris iuistenbe 6elo
iom en- blobrenienbe os beliegipenbe
Meoicin Nlmtnbeliebeb. 9en er
lite t,lial9s paa Mpotbeter, fun af
2ofalaseuter. 9tl BeRbttelfe for
Mlmenbeben er buer 5lafe foripnet
meb ct reaiftreret Simmer paa ben
bpre @nbe Of &artonen. STRIP til
ST. g. Gabrnep, 112-114 go.
9opne Iuenue. @bicoso, 81.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-01-26
SanttaIent5oe+

ct. &auli Meb., 8ait 9unoes
@alb. Mooreton. sc. s., ,nobpber til
Nfbolbelie al ct Samtalempbe ben
lite. 2beu % 3oie Jeb. 1898. Gor'
banblin9ssienitanb ct. Sobannes 8.
3l-36. Beipsenoe utl bliue mpbt
meb Stubs / Mooreton, 5armtnston
% @abpeton ben 31te Son.
U. O. Braaten, Sefret9r.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-01-26

@tor ulpffe @pofane. Scat til
t9aar opitob Sloebranb / en- iefSeta.
9es BpsninQ @pofane, @oib., o9
bet befre9tes. at mango WenneNer -
maafe Is til 100 - onion. Bran.
ben oar paa bet u9rfe. ba benne @t'
terretnius bleo ienot. Erapperne
banbe brenbt pet. @n &oinoe bop
pete uo o9 uil fomme til at b..
CONNIE reobeoe fig ueb Vjelp af
Tou9e.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-01-26
8ettenot9t6reIfe.

ct ipecielt @reomerp<Mpbe of
Gronbbiems Creamery Msiociation
oil bliue afbolbt / Eopns 6allen
3opn Of Eronob1em 3orsooeen ben
27oe Sanuar 1898 SCI. 10 Jorm.
for at ie, ON Ittieboloerne oil bope
&reameriet 9aaenbe nefte CONNER.
Sobn 8. Erosoig. Brefoent.
W. 6. @ranrub, @etreter.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-01-26

Geels @iliou. $ @ufabaffen. Die
Sipertion. Softe Melion. 6annob
Nelion. US Eeisbers pao en- Note.
SIS; to ubefienbte SOC bper, Die @rit>
ION 75c. Rnub Setbre 10c, . Borg
From 15c. s s Sanbe 35c. DIE 8
2erfolo 6Oc, u @bol for Sto $2.15,
s g Stub for Sfo $l.25.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-01-26

Ser bleu mebbelt / 9agblabene
iaoaroftes, ot Dr. Nanlen er bleuen
uenta meo bet &ompasni, / bpis Eies
nefe ban bar siort 5oreoraosreiier
ber / 2anoet, o9 of ban bar brubt lps
fra bem % oil reile biem. SelRobet
truer meb of fa9iese bam tor Ron.
trattbruo oq for!aneer en- @ritatnin9
paa $4,000.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-01-26

StBlae Sournal bar @ountp>&om<
misiererne 5aulbs % 9oaue aabnet
Inbuo paa at leuere Nspeueo til
@ourtbuiet oa Taneilet. Briien paz
r,erebe fra $3.50 til $50. o9 ole
Mnbuc efte. $3.50 blep antasne.
Jel8enoe bar tilbuot at leuere &eb
efter oenne &ris fom fBl9er:
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-01-26

/ Derter. oDereao 1T 30 til tine Rre>
bttorer for en- uees 9,b hben.
- s Nbrion Dor Der gonRe nor
Bepeselie fife uge. ioet mon troebe.
at 9unoe9alRaben bar brubt lbs.
@n 6uno beb Fere Bsrn o. ca. 20
9uuoe. os mon trp9tebe for. at GB!=
9erne Rulbe bltue 9anRe oloorliee.
@n 20 bleu o9iaa ioa roienbe %
piite iaa tpoeliee Eesn pua r@ano>
iiref". at ben efter SunbbeDsroaoets
Orore blep brebt. Set antases, ot
Roen uar bleuen bibt al 9unoen.
Denne bleu orebt, os bens 6ierne
fenbt til @totens Sunbbebs>&om.
misfon forat blioe unberiBet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-01-26
Yrdte8aaro ttliaI8s+

Sman Safe Msb. pnRer at ielee
fin Breite9aaro 9ane Brairie. Der
er ct aobt &aanin9sbus meb Yitterne,
en- lioen @talo os Z Ncres 2anb.
Man fan benuenbe fig I'll Bernt
2bompion eler 9aus &pen, iom
be9ae bar Boit1us / 5er9us SOILS,
eller 6. Spuerfon, 9alton, Minn.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-01-26

Baterloo. Soma. git tauit fife u9e.
8ans @ielo Dor $4,000 oe 5ormuen
$4,000.
Sem Sesere fra @bicoso. iom
foraoriaoeoe en- &roiriebrono ner
Steele. N. 9of.. ct blepen ppmt til
at betole 5000 I @faoeserftatnin9.
- @n tioliaere &ianofobritont.
Sbor!es Smauion. foribete to @onse
al besna Selunorb Qopmaro. @ts.,
fife use. Sife @ars lptteoes bet
bam til ben uonrafniug, at ban loo
beoioftlps efter 6oripset. 9ruttenz
fab anfpres iom Narias Ill ben baar<
li9e Gambling.
- SameS M. @iltiu1on. en- al be
beoft tienbte Banferer / Mi@iaau,
ouersop fit 30 Marquette 2prbos.
5a(litten fremtalote flor 5orbauielie.
ba Banten altib bapbe oeret on1eet
fom en- ftart Snititution. Mr. Bits
ttnion er meget ip9. beoer bet. %
mon tror, ban oil bp. Bantens ftbrite
&reoitor er Bpen, 1om bar $4,000
i1aaenoe ben. Nr. @iltin{on Dor
ensang Statsfasierer Ni@tson.
Wan tror. at 8anten oil betole, buab
ben Fplber.
- &n ben Mebreiienbe. s Sbel'
bon, Vt. s.. er en- Nanb peo 9faun
s. y. Munlon. Gorleben sioroe
ban fig terois forat reile til Rlonoite.
Sifte 6reoas forloo ban Sarge og
bauoe $500 / en- 2ommebos, iom ban
bar paa ben enc 6ofte. Jpr bon
naaebe @asjelton, 20 N,le borte.
iaunebe ban Bosen, ibet ban loo /
Saoet. @n tremmeb Reoreiienbe
bauoe oenliat tilbubt at opeiue fin
Blab8 til Munfon. iorot ban tunoe
faa lisse. ba ban lite befanbt fig uel.
Denne Monb blep mistenft forat
haue taeet Bo9en. men ber blep lite
siort noaet 5orip9 paa at arreftere
bam. fpr mon Tom til Samestotpn. %
oo par etbuert @por af ban foriuun'
bet. Munlon maatte opiette I'm
Reiie.
= Balfprise Stubenter. S5ra
Soma Gitp mebbeles lobe benneS:
y rNanba9sotten ituloe &berrpzSp'
frene optrebe poa Dperabuiet ber /
Bpen, o9 ba Tioeu fom, at Soreittl.
linsen Fulbe beapnoe. uar Operabu<
iet pattulot. og mere enb 1000 Stu'
ben,er fra @tatsuniperi iitetet Dor til>
febe. So Teppet git op, tom be tire
ssRre frem paa Scenen os bespnbte
at banole paa fin uefterlisnelige
Maabe. 8aa en- @ar9 beapnbte
@tuoenterue at fafe alle @loes @e<
setabilier. 9@s os Blituarer. 8ieerne
traf fig tilbase. os Eeppet git neo.
Befpreren bao ON Oroen, os ct Jor<
fss b!eu 9iort paa at tortiatte Sore.
fiQinsen. men oa en- of Yi9erne, &ffte,
uife fig, bleu bun trufet af ct 2@s
os falbt bolu fonoieslps ON poo @ul-
pct. Stubenterue itprteoe frem paa
5ceneu, os &iserne Fosteoe til fit
Qotel meo 1000 Stubenter / 4elene
paa BEN. s 9otellet blep be burtis
fprte til fine &ereller. @tubenterne
fplbte 9otehet o9 uar ner Deb at
brpbe op 96rene. buor &taerne oar.
&olitiet ieste at treble imelem met,
funbe lite brin9e Oroen tilueie. @n=
beltg tom 8ronboepartementet uo %
retteoe TO &nnbfraaler meb be un9e
Wenb. Sem al @tubenterne blep
arreferebe. .....
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-01-26
HoIteparttz2t8aett ttt5otr+

Solteparttets@ @euutp' Sligo bill bolhe
1T Marsmbbe 9ourtbuiet 2brba9
ben 12te Geb. &l. 10. 9feite u9e
pil ri blipe iitanb til at betjenotgipre.
bpilte Tolere. Der ptl TONNE til MB<
bet. &i penter. at bette fal bliue
ct Of be fprfe Mbber. iom nogeniinbe
er bolbt Ter9us 5al1s. Soruoen at
ri inbbpber ale Eotun>9i9oer til at
beltase / benne Wobnins af @ol9tamz
pen for 1898. uofeber ri berueo en-
alminbelta Snbbpbelie til alle 9obe
Borgere uben 6enibn til &ace, Garue
el1er tibltsere Hartiforbinbelie.
y. s. &artrio9e, Breioent.
g. Trantbess. Setreter.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-01-26

serne, @otarrb Maoen, @atarrb /
2eperen, @aterrb @prerne. @atarrb
/ Snbpolbene, % en- Mongfoloiobeo
af &pinber bar @atarrb Bet'enor>
9anerne.
gaar bet berfor beoer, at 8e>ru<
no belbreoer @atorrb, buor ben enb
fnbes, er ber ubtalt en- itbrre&1enbs=
siernins, enb bet fra farf af fpnes.
6uem er bet. iom flyer. at @e>ru<na
oil belbrehe @atarrb, buor ben eno
fnbes? 2eger flyer bet, @a9tprere
flyer ct. Brefer flyer bet, en- ubpre
Nrmee al Weno o9 Ruinoer iiger bet.
ioet be bar @rfaring oerfor. Sc
aomle o9 unse fiaer bet. Nan fi9er
bet / 0ften os @etten; mon flyer bet
/ Morben og / Spoen. NQe bisie
fiQer, at Ye>rr<na uil belbrebe Co.
torrb, buor ben eno fnbes.
@triu efter ct frit @remplar al en-
iQufreret Bog, ber falDeB "Facts
and Faces. 9en inbebolber &c.
ftimonter % fenbe8 af 9be @e,rr.ua
Drue manufacturing Company. 60.
lumbus. Obio.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-01-26

gasearets ftruler9 2eper, glprer "a Snbuolbe
JoraeIaser olhrtg 3osIme suer 6metx % otfputjs
L. 10e.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-01-26
9r+ &artntatt ft8er,
Bezruzna belbreoer @atarrb, boor
ben enb ftnoes.

NQe @lcs1er 5olf / ale @tinin9er
bar fronii @otorrb. Sen 5parer
hperten ferte eller ipose. aomle eller
unge. Iunbe eQer fpseliee. Wqe @laes
Ssolf hor froni1t &atarrb. @iQe
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-01-26

M q n b. fattiQe
M9no, E,99ere.2
ne, Sa9f6rere. 2e=
ger. SIP b N e I, b,
Breiter. SITE blot
@atarrb / 6ouebet
men @atarrb / Qal=
fen, @atarrb / Sum
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-01-26
Wtnnefota.

Carl IS. @anesneis. en- Riebmanb
/ Derter. ooereao 1T 30 til tine Rre>
oitorer for en- uses T,b tiben.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-01-26
JnbIanbet.

Wsbelbanbler g. St. g. @labe /
Baterloo. Soma. git tauit fife u9e.
3ans @ielo uar $4,000 oe 5ormuen
$4,000.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-09-10
MARKET REPORT.

New York, Sept. 1o.-Money on call
firm at 31s per cent. Prime mercantile
paper, q 5. Silver, 6O14; lead, $3.s5.
Chicago-Wheat, Sept, 62N: Dec.
81 "a 61k. Corn, Sept, 3l4 % a4; Dec,
a0sS. Oats, Sept. 20; Dec, 1914.
Kansas City Cattle. receipts, 100;
steady to strong; native steers, $4.35
"a $5.55: Texas steers, $3.50 a $4.60;
Texas cows, $2.52 @ $3.50; native
COWS and heifcrs, $4,000 $4.35; stockers
and feeders, $500 q $4.75; bulls, $2.7
q $3.75. Sheep, receipts, 5000; strong
lambs, $3.7O a $5.25; muttons, So lC
"a $4.25.
Chicago, Cattle, receipts, 300. dull
strong; beeves, $4. 40; q $3.50; cows and
heifers, 81. so a $4. 40; Texas steers, $.3ll
10 So. 90; westerns, $500 "a 4.45; stock
ers and feeders. $500 "a $3.50. Sheep
receipts, $500; slow, weak; natives, $2. sc
a $3.50; westerns, $3.50 $4.35: lambs
$3,T5 20 $6. 90.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-09-10
AT HOME AGAIN
The lst Illinois Infantry Return to
Chicago Weak and Sick, But
Full of Grit.
AN ENTHUSIASTIC WELCOME
The Boys Have to Rest Thrice in Two
Mile March to Their Armory-
Homeless Soldiers Properly
Cared For.

Chicago, Sept. 10.-The 1st Illinois
infantry arrived home today. There
were 924 officers and men on four sec
tions of the train. OF that number 216
men on the first section needed ambu-
lance attention and hospital care. The
regiment was met at the station by the
lst infantry, veteran reserves, 1000
strong and escorted to the armory. All
along the line of march the returning
soldiers were greeted by thousands of
enthusiastic citizens. The distance
from the depot to the armory is only
two miles, but the marching column
was in such condition that they required
three rests. Hospitals and private homes
cared for those who have no relatives in
the city. There were no deaths since
the regiment left Montauk Point. 1t is
said that among the sick only one is in
dangerous condition.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-09-10

is FRANCE MIXED UP In IT?
An Incident in the Anglo Egyptian War
That Suggests That They Are
Taking a Hand,

Omdurman, Sept. +, delayed in trans
mission. An important incident oc-
Cured this morning. 1t appears that
Khalifa Abdullah, a few days before the
arrival here of the Anglo Egyptian
army, heard that force of white men
had occupied Fashoda, on the west bank
of the Nile, about 400 miles south of
Khartoum and the capital of IA fertile
and densely populated district. The
Khalifa Immediately sent two steamers
to investigate. One returned here this
morning, he surrendered to General Sir
Herbert Kitchener. The commander of
the steamer reported that on his arrival
at Fashoda he found the place occupied
by a force of whites The latter opened
heavy fire on the steamer which mar
rowly escaped annihilation, the crew
losing many killed and wounded. From
the bullets found in the hull of the
steamer it seems to be certain that the
whites at Fashoda are French troops.
The British commander will send a
flotlla of gunboats up the White Nile as
soon as possible. to investigate the
situation at Fashoda. The Anglo-Egyp-
tian cavalry captured the principal wife
OF the khaAfa. mother of Osman Digna
and Sheik Eddin. They were found in
extreme destitution on the left bank of
the Nile
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-09-10
FOR SALE BY
n. B. CARTWRIGHT K BRO.

commander, c. j. Root, of Omaha u re-
ception Monday night in the court
house where the governor. mayor and
other prominent officials have promised
to attend. An address of welcome will
be delivered, and there will be speeches
from prominent citizens. The local
| Woodmen would be pleased to see the
other fraternal lodges in attendance
that the occasion may be made the more
notable and interesting.
Ex-Leutenant clipper. Of the 10th
cavalry, says anent the charges that
General Shafter should not have sent
his men so quickly to the front at San
tago, that had he allowed the men to
remain two days inactive, they would
have come down with malaria and been
unfit for fighting. The trouble was
there should have been as many men to
forward provisions and supplies as there
were men in the trenches fighting
| Professor C0ckerell, Of the Agricul-
tural college at Las Cruces, and who at
tended the Horticultural fair in charge
of the exhibits from the college. re-
turned south yesterday to Las Cruces.
The professor says the college has be-
l =
with an excellent attendance. and with
the various courses of studies developed
in several branches. There is special
work planned under Professors Tinslcy
and Wooton in bacteriology, eXamina-
tion Of soils, botany, entomology and
allied studies: and Professor Cockercll
will be able this year to conduct his re-
searches in entomology to IA more profit
able purpose than ever Prof. Town
send. of the experiment station. will
also do good work this year in biogco-
graphy and systematic entomology So
altogether the educational prospects in
Las Cruces are promising. Professor
Cockerel lectured ere departing to an
lapprcciative audience on experiment
station work.
Professor Perez band will render the
following musical program on the plaza
tomorrow evening at : O'Clock. weather
permitting:
March-Hurrah for Harrison. ..... Portfolio
Scotch Medley. ......................W Warren
Waltz-Life is Dream am........,.......Zik ZikoH
March-Knights of Columbus G H. Fischer
Handy Collection Of Serenades Keller
The Yale-OHford Minuet ..... Warren Beebe
-Gal0p-Let herGo.. .............. Minker
A bureau scarf embroidered by a
young Indian girl was taken by mistake
from the art exhibit at the fair on Fri
day afternoon. Please return to this
office.
There will be special meeting of the
Woodmcn of the World at p D. m to-
morrow in their hall, to arrange for the
reception of the sovereign commander
on Monday.
The fourth game Of ball between the
Albuquerque Browns and the Santa Fc
team was played this afternoon in the
presence of large crowd of spectators.
At the close of game the score stood l6
to | in favor of the home team
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-09-10
NOT WORRYING Hin.
Secretary Alger Says There is Nothing to
the Charges But Somebody's Desire to
Make Political 1anital.

Detroit, Sept. 1o.-On being asked to-
day to make statement for publication
relative to the charges against his ad-
ministration Of the War department,
Secretary Alger said: NOW what do
you want me to do? Get down In the
sewer with these sensational people?
They are not worrying me. There is
nothing to the charges excepting some
body's desire to make political capital.
''rhe work the department had to do
in so short time has been very great
task. The commissary's and quarter
masters departments had the dlstrbu.
tion Of more than 900 tons Of provisions,
rations and forage, daily, part of which
has involved transportation of more
than half around the world. 1t is not
surprising that some few slips have been
made.
II asked the president to appoint the
strongest commission possible to secure,
to conduct an inquiry into the conduct
of the war. 1t will be made up of some
of the ablest army officers and its work
be of the greatest Importance, as applied
to the past and as affecting the fu-
ture. Its greatest value will be in per-
fecting the entire organization of the
army and applying in its provision the
| lessons of the past"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-09-10
Last Stronghold Gone.
FIGHT OR QUIT.
Warships Of the Powers Lay Down the Law
and Gospel to the Turks.

Vienna, Sept. 1O.-According to dis
patch from Canea, Island of Crete, the
troops of the various powers hoisted
their flags over the town walls of Canea,
and the admirals sent an ulttmatum to
the deputy governor and Turkish COM
mander demanding that all arms be laid
down by 5 O'Clock this evening. The
warships are ready to resume the bonn
bardment. One foreign warship has
gone to Retimo, where disturbances
have broken out.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-09-10
COULDN'T VERY WELL HELP 1T.
With One Opponent . Starving Fugitive
and Another q Refugee, Cabrera
Rather Got There.

New York. Sept. 1O.-The Herald
correspondent at Guatemala cables that
Manuel Estrada Cabrera has been
elected constitutional president by an
overwhelming majority. According to
the returns he received 315,936 votes.
His two opponents were Prospero Mo.
rales and Jose Leon Castillo. The
former was reported in the Herald to have
died after being captured in a cave al
most starved to death during the recent
revolution. Castillo took refuge six
weeks ago in the Mexican legation
where he is still supposed to be. The
election was a foregone conclusion.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-09-10
NEWSPAPER MEN DROWNED.
Carl Smith and Louis Sass, Of the Chicago
Record, Lost in Canadian Rapids.

Quebec, Sept. 10.-Carl Smith, who
wrote the "Fired at Random column in
the Chicago Record, and Louis Sass
sporting editor of the same paper, have
been drowned in the heavy rapids OF
the river Grand Discharge. by upsettng
their birch bark canoes. They were on
a holiday tour. Mr.. Smith was one
time managing editor of the Omaha
World Herald,
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-09-10
Weekly Bank Statement.

New York, Sept. l0.-The weekly
bank statement shows the following
changes: Surplus reserve. decrease,
$7,914,275; Loans, decrease, $6,773, 700,
specie, decrease, $40, ,66l 800; legal ten
ders, decrease, $2,4s4. 400: deposits, de-
crease, $50, ,47s, 700; circulation increase,
S67,7OO. The banks now hold 81. 0T6.77F
in excess of requirements.
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IF you want a cheap camera call at
Fischer & Co.'S
At the Hotels.

At the Palace: T. +. Kelly, Denver.
j. +. Crowdus. st. Louis; c. +. Waugh
Albuquerque: @. b. Erickson, E. l..
Hamblin, Las Vegas; Otto X. Dorm.
Cleveland; Peter Lund, Alamosa; Miss
Mills, Las Vegas; j. w. Prosser, Daven-
port, Ia: j. l.. Todd, Chicago.
At the Exchange: A. w. Tenant,
Taos; II. L. Finney, Chicago; W. f..
Hewlett, Trinidad
At the BonTon: r. McSweeney.
Frank Merton. Pueblo: Juan Jose Gu
rule. Demetrio Quintana, Lamy; Mike
Mulhern. Cerrillos; Pete Burton, Bland:
Librado Romera. San Ildefonso: Juan
Rodriguez, Poioaque.
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Denver Unfortunate still Alive.

Denver, Colo, Sept. l0.-W. II. Law
renee, who was shot yesterday by Flor
ence Richardson at the Oxford hotel,
where he registered with the woman as
w. H. Rockwell and wife, Is still alive,
but his condition is critical. Lawrence
is wealthy, has wife and children at
Cleveland, O., and was formerly con.
nected with the Ohio Farmer, now pub
lished by his brother, M. ]. Lawrence.
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Will Parade After All,

Washington, Sept. 10.-General Miles,
on leaving the White house today, said
that the president had consented to the
parade of the Puerto Rican troops in
New York next Saturday. 1t is eX-
pected that 1000 of these troops will
participate.
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ASSASSINATED!
The Empress of Austria Fatally
Stabbed by a Red-Handed An
archist at Geneva.
WAS A MOST FOUL MURDER
Stillettoed by a Mongrel While En- Route
from Her Hotel to a Lake Steamer
She Lived But Short
Ti,no
Time.

Geneva, Switzerland, Sept. 1O.-Tht
Empress of Austria was assassinated al
Hotel Beaurivage this evening. by al
anarchist who was arrested, He
stabbed her majesty with a stletto.
1t appears that her majesty was walk
ing from her hotel to the landing place
of the steamer about o'clock. when al
Italian anarchist suddenly approached
and stabbed her to the heart. The en-
press fell, got up again and was carried
to the steamer unconscious. The boat
started, but seeing that the empress had
not recovered consciousness, the cap
tain returned and the empress was car
ried to the Hotel Beaurivagc where she
expired.
The murderer is Il man named Luc-
choni He was born in Paris of Italian
parents.
The Empress of Austria was born
December "a, 1887. She was the
daughter of Duke Maximillan of Ba-
vara, and was married to Francis JOS
eph, the present emperor of Austria and
king of Hungary, April "A, 1854. They
had three children, Archduchess Gisola
who is married to Prince Leopold. of
Bavaria; Archduke Rudolph who mar
ried Princess Stephanie. of Belgium.
and was seemingly assassinated in
1882 and Archduchess Maria Valeria,
who married the Archdnkc Franz Sal
vator, of Austria Tuscany. The late
empress was an enthusiastic horsewo-
man.
Another Account.
Berne. Switzerland, Sept. l0.-An-
other account of the assassination of
the empress of Austria says:
'After having been stabbed from be-
hind, the empress walked on board the
where she fell fainting. The
captain did not wish to put off from
the quay, but did so at the request of
the empress and suite. there being no
that she was seriously
hurt. However, the steamer was turned
back before reaching the open lake and
the empress, unconscious. was carried
to the hotel on a stretchpr.
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Another Account.
Naval Promotions.

Washington, Sept. lo.-Among the
naval orders today were the following
promotions Captain Higginson, of the
Massachusetts,, to be commodore: AS
sistant Naval Constructor r. P. Hobson
to be full naval constructor