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The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1899-06-17

Social dance tonight.
Commencement Ball June 23rd.
Commissioner Frazer is in town.
7. McCarran, Jr. 10 here visiting.
Fishing is excellent at Bonner Lake.
Attorney Dodge was in town yester-
day.
Mrs. ]. Sterling has returned to
Oakland.
General Clark's condition is a little
improved.
Sheriff McInnis was down from Reno
yesterday.
Insure in the Continental with N. A.
Hummel.
The thermometer is reaching for u
high spot.
Fred Wightman and Frank Thornton
are in town.
Frank Hammond will cut first crop
alfalfa in about u week..
Elwooi Beemer is visiting Sacramento
and San Francisco.
There are abou. $4,000 bricks in the
new kiln at the yard.
FoR SALE-House and furniture. In
quire Of Mrs. A. f. Spldel.
Mrs. Guy Dean was on No. 2 yester-
day. She has appendicitis.
Miss May Pollock now plays for the
socials Saturday evenings.
I'D Whiting is running a butcher shop
In DeLamar for Jewett Adams.
Commissioners Dave Wightman and
Vet Smart are in from Churchill.
SILVER Dick Bland died Thursday.
lie WAS an exceptionally honest public
man.
W. G. Williams was in town yesterday
He is looking for treasure on the Crown
Point.
There are nc delinquents for taxes in
Wadsworth and but $44.90 in the
county.
Dwellings, to rent or for sale.-N. A.
Hummel,
There are $50 children in Wadsworth
under the 9 Of 81 according to school
census returns.
U. s. Senator j. r. Jones sues the
Powning estate for $3l 1865, while X.
kirman wants ~. 900.
Baptist Missionary d. P. Ward will
hold services Sunday morning and even-
ing at the school house.
The county bridge is to BE- r~eplsuked
and the lumber is here for that purpose
T,ie repairs are needed.
z. j. McVci9h. a brother of NJ. J.
klcN-igh, ani Il business mau oi San
Francisco. il here tor n week or two ou a
visit.
Mr.. =. Keicham Of Pike City, Gal. says
During my brothers lat. sickness from
eciatic rheumatism, Chaniberlain's Pain
Balm was theonly remedy that gave him
amy relief" Many others have
testified 10 the prompt relief from pain
which This iiniment affords. For SAT- 10y
all druggists and Lovelock Commercis
~. =
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1899-06-17
Notice.

Hunte-s are hereby notified that they
are forbidden to shoot on my ranch and
persons will In prosecuted il caught DO
ing 81. JOHN G~ARAvANTA.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1899-06-17

Rev. T. L. Bellam, D. Mccall, Chas.
Beomer and l.. S. Bridges have return
ed from the Grand Lodge OF Masons.
Mr.. 5ellam SAYS he asked a number OF
business men what the outlook was for
the Comstock and was told to look
around. He did so aud saw builnings
on q street being renovated and re-
paired in first-class shape, signs of
hustle and activity, and was told that
the new pumps are a success.
The closing exercises OF Miss Blivan's,
Miss Tredway's and Miss Allee's depart
ments took place Wednesday and Thurs
day. The exercises we're exceptionally
interesting each doing his part well.
Among them are good speakers, sweet
singers, and natural actors in character
songs and dialogues. Being able to visit
Miss Treadway's room during these ex-
e~rcises we feel that each pupil deserves
creditable mention as all did 50 we'll but
to mention any would make our duty to
mention all. The teachers are deseryiny
Of COMMUNICATION for their success in
training and instruction. The children
we're heartily %applauded and We regret
lack of space forbids individual mention.
Sunday Services.
Morning service at IL A. M. Evening
services at 7 80 p. NJ. Sunday School at
2 p. M. REV. BELLAM. Rector.
Chri, tian Endeavor at $3.50 Sun
day eve ming.
Baptist Sunday school at School
house every Sunday morning at 10 q. IN.
Mrs. j. w. SMITH,
superintendent.
There will be services in School House
Sunday morning at IL a. IN. and Sunday
evening at 7 80 by State Sunday School
Missionary D. P. Ward. All are earn
estly invited to attend these services.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1899-06-17

Magayine- at this office.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1899-06-17

JOB Printing at this
Office.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-10-25
Statsz zNDbrOer.
suinois.

Or. M ic bueI Is. SEEMING 8 bIeu
Snsoa9 9ftermiObos af en- Surp i
0ommer goters 5Rst 6bicogo, funben
itploig MorO poa {. s.. 9eUers ben
24oe SUM osb 220s Nabaib aue.
9ons Straf fattes til 25 9lors 9ugt,
busarbsioe. Ger UiI bliOe 9iort 6Or'
Jog paa at faa ny Gag.
- pauI 3. 8snion, an banif
Iebenbe 6erretniussmonb paa Rorbs og
9efliben / Gbieoso, er bob. genlon
er ioot / 6aoersIeu, tom Ill Chicago i
5reoierne o9 bsspnofe eftsr no9le AarS
6orleb notwithstanding paa Diuis
iion Ctr. Senere hpttsoe ban til fit
eget ny 6us pan WiIwnufs 2Ipe. Nogle
liar efter iOIste ban uo os begpnbte
RIGbebanbeI, buori ban fioen bar pGret
engo9eret. 6an uur c 80 liar al. oe
efterIootr iis 6uitru Os Born.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-10-25
Slair, Nebr, SnsOag D. 20. SftObcr 1899

bet 9bilipplnerne esentl9 gioroe 6rnu
roa, nnr BLOT 2lnerfenoelie al oeres
eeen Re9erin9 os 2gite ON uafban9iss
beo. go9en par obresierei til De 5Or.
eneoe Siaters aOnsres.
@en. 2omtons Trooper mar6es
rebe 5rebags ino Snn Siioor, boor
De baobe en- bRftis 8amp meo Bbllip'
pinerne un6er Sen. Biidrs egen aoms
manoo. Sen gtmeritoner bleo brebi
os 3 iuarebe.
Sniurg enterne bar uniest Sen. M c'
VI rtbnr ON, nt en- philippine
8ommisfor unSer 9eoelle al en- @enes
rnlmajor man faa Nnlebnin9 til at for'
banole meo Otis ON Sn9en; men ban
ofilo9 enboer 5reosforbonolin9, forbi
Snlurgenternes 6orlan9enbe er uflnr,
ubeitemt og umilit9r, os foroi 9lmeris
tanerne tenoer life no9et, Der heooer
Bbillppiners Staggering.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-10-25

Zen eneite, iom man enbnu lite bar
fnn6et Spor ai, og fom rimeli9ois er
brandt, er Supe .ntenbent Ui Ul a.
tiers. Sitf nossn iuu BAN, lob
ban fra 5. neo T. Stage.
1nbet peb 9ranben beIpbsr fig til
1921 600.
S Ssnod9s ido man after De sruas
oige 6iammsr ilifte 6p mob 0imlen,
oe nGIten en- bel block al 5orretninsss
tuarteret Spb Gbicago Git ba op t
Res os 6Iummer. 0esuarre bleu II
Wenneiftt iltmt for6ranote. Site
minbre enb IA 9paninger neobranote,
oeribIanbt bet samle y v@rane entral
6oieI". buis @aiter fun / iiofts Dies
bIt iebbsbs 0iuet, oa 6otsnet par en-
lrabp9uing os iuart belt omIpqnot al
SIben. SIoen opftob | StnIoen bag
usb pstsr 6aniers saloon. Gubet be:
Ieber fig til 100000.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-10-25
Stor Yrano l Gbicago.

w. G. Richie Paper Box Co.
ggsnins pou @reen os Dan guren Ctr,
Gbicaso, branbis iorrise Girsoas Aftsn.
Bpsninssn par 9tuser bsi os fpIbi
meb fere 9unbrsoe arbfioere. meit unss
giser, iOm fun poerlie DiebIit rsooe.
bss. Gsr Yranomanoifubst tOm til
Siebe. uar be 10 eusrfte Staser inobpusi
| st enelte fort 5Iammsbau, os arbei.
oerns iiprtsbe nso al 9rupperne. nOsIs
maaits b9res beuibiileie nso @n uno
Wlanb usb giaun Q mebes bar feii
en- bsiUimet 'pise fra 3. neb til 4.
giose, bsrpaa iIsbe ban tiIbags for OF
bsnts Hsrs, men oa par be aDs TONNE
nso, Os lroppen brancte, iaa ban lite
ieIp funos fomme nso; ban ilsos oa op
paa Toppen al gpsnin9en Os usntsbs
Der msusm Res os 6Iammer, til Brano.
itisen fom berop. 9au iasbe ienre.
at ban aIoris tantte, ban par tommsn
Ispenbe neb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-10-25

Gn uns Ulunb / Sepmour bleu
Onsba9s brebt, os . andre inurebe,
ueo at ct 5ro9ttos itsote mob oeres
8oen, ba be forte oper Sporet oa
ifuloe uo paa 9anoet. 81 9rg boIbt
title peb Siben af bet, Der ranaerebs,
o9 bette giorbe. at be lite lan 6aren,
for bet uar for tent. Der bleu raabt
til oem ON at iianois, men be 10 oa
fpssis Os bsrts lite aouarlsu.
Siolte Ssnoas 9lften be9pnbte
Pieerne poa Reformifolen Mit9sus
uiue at uiie fig uIpoise mob youene o9
IGn9ers ub puo Nattsn blep bet rent
gait. De tom, ct par 6unbrebe /
lauet, uGbnsoe meb Satis og 5piue,
oreu Superintenben os Splpnsperios
nalet bort o9 bsspnots at soelesae oae
Wsblsr, laa Binbuesruberne uo, tort
ia9t gore al ben 6orir9b, be tunoe. Won
maatte ba tiItaIoe 9iaIp fra Des
Nolnes, Os en- Del uf piserue bIsu ar:
refteret, anbts flpstebe beres 9ej, os
uosIe Of oem ere fuuone blt os bsr.
lltiIfrebsbeb meo Superintenoeni UsilIer
o9 meo Opbo!bet paa SfoIen bet belle
taset iisss at pare 2luriusen til bette
tuinoeIise Oprer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-10-25

5epoluer / B6ltet git ben ri9e Ulono
biem, 9emte fine geu9e Os git til Sen9s.
Uten, 0, pc 9laftt MOrsen, ha ban
Tom op, par De- borte, os buub uGrre bar:
9ele 6omiIien. ia ielu bans e9en elifeoe
6ultru pat foriuunoen. Jiu git 8eien I'll
Yolitiet. o9 bette fnnbt efier megen Disie
o9 Beiuar ub, at 6lpgtningene rare
TONNE oper Diis fooen og nu be-
fonot fla et euer nnbet Sts6 giebralfa.
Oct oil uiit pare en- COB StunO, for ben
9amle uRbber isen.
= gn Wano peb Napu Is. Oi l.
chg fro BeIu eoere bor CONNER nrs
bsjoet Winnsioto, o9 bIeu ueo i'm Gil
boeetomlt forriee uge ubebaaelig oper=
raifet ueb at finbe, at bans 6uitrn
bnuoe 9iitet fig meb en- on0sn, iom enbba
par en- bIinb 8rebIin9, og oue;brnget benz
ne al @enbommen. Sun bauoe enbba
nGiten bpsr ll9e ifreusn til fin Rano /
'lIiinueiota Os uotlptt lin a9rIi9beo til
bam os 9an9ieI efter BAN; men biemme
baDoe bun fnaet Stlsmisie, foroi benz
hes Dlann bauoe forIabt beuOe, buors
pau bun 9iitebe fig meo ben onOen. Jeu
bier bun arreiteret for at baue afast
fnIn IN
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-10-25
To,pic 90 DC rneoieinIfe Stu'
ocnter.

Den befenbie Uiirafelbotior 0omis /
Sbica9o inbbsb forlebsn be meolcinfte
Stubentsr fra StoIer Narbeben af
bans s3iOn" til at bore ct 6orebras
our 9mnet sq9ser, Uieoicin os
8jauls". Stuoenterns tom osiaa, lite
minbrs enb 1900 bspabnebe meo ale
SIass iIoeIustenoe aemitaIier, bUOrs
meb be piIos tIItsnbegius bsres Sinbe'
lag operfor Doiuie. goIitiet biuoreoe
bsm bog at TONNE inb, men iaa tditeoe
De oeres Baabsn" igennem Binouerne.
os 6OIt issts at TONNE uo innreit mu:
lie. Da DOwie Tom, par Der nGiten
lite til at pare for buorIis 9ust. pan
boloi bog en- tort Gale. meoens be trigss
lpline Stubenter fRmpebs meo PolIiist
ubsnfor. BERT par bet al faa BAN uo
fin goen iesn. ba Stubsnterne bOIbt
ftarp 8o9t meo beres SLATER. Omf.
Der Ipfisoes bet bog at iaa bom gennem
en- Basbsr Os bort, riaiisuot lite msssi
bsbnselis at pare tat Deb.
5lae af Stubsntsrne bleu arreitersbe,
men beres 5afultstr st | Gorbsn
for bem, % be flap nsb naaois Strai.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-10-25
YrGHoemten after bjemme.

Brafbsnt Dle 5tinIsp &c M after
bsmme efter fin Runbreie Msuem.
oe Norbfaterne. 6an bar iittert itte
baft for mesen 9uile pna benne Cur.
ba ban neiten busr Dag bar maattsi
bolbs Cater fra Wor9en til Nftsn - en-
Dag snbo3 fra ri. 81 ON Wor9snen
oe omtreut I'll Mionnt. Wiobtagelien,
ban bar fanst paa be forifellise Stsoer,
bar pGret gIimrenoe % baoret PrG9et
al en- operp9lbenbe Be9eilfrin9. Oct
snene Sisb, bporfra lltiIfrsosbeb bar
9uet fig til 8enbe. er Siour @itp, ga.
buor ablfilligs 5uiinbsr usntsbe hert
elmer ON 9litensn for al ie o9 bore ben
fore Waub, o9 laa = bolot ban en-
Bp nOsIe DliI bsrfra Og taIte til en-
Sfnre paa min0re eno 100 Uienneifer,
o9 berior tom ban an TENT I'll Siour
9itp, al ban life uiIoe lnoe fig le for
noesn ben gIiien = lite ensans for
MootaseIiestOmlieen, os bette iatte 10
itfe be mango 1niuber bet ouerbebfs
9nmer.
8e feits uf graiieentens Caller brsis
ebe fig iGrIis ON PbiIippiHnipsr8ss
mnuIet os bets gssnins pau beOite
Uiauos. 9an bauosoe. at ri baUoe ct
itort 4uiuor Ousrior oisie Der, buiIfet
iitfert er bGDst Ouer al IuiUI; men iaa
tiliesbs ban, at BET uiit par Subs 6or:
Jpn, at be mare TONNE unoeI Dor Rons
troll, os at 8rissn oerfor ubiOIut muatte
9ennemferts, iaa lanse nosen uoUeoe
at tnp mob port Ousrberreosmme.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-10-25
Wtsjouri.

@nrig 2anb manb narret. 20
unge WRno prsusbs foiIsben at bope
liot Spes meo Ell sammeI rig Uluno
n9r 9optins, ben enes 5ober o9 hen
anoens Suiserfobsr. De piIbe pebbe
meo bom, at ban lite turbe tase 81. 900
uo af ganfen os semme bem fit 0us
Natten oper. Den 9amIe uIoe uile
benz. of ban oa beaer lite par laa banse,
tos fin gantbOs Os began fs til Bans
fen, buor ban bog fun fit 800 ubbe.
taIt. Uleo bisle | eommsn og en- flor
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-10-25
9c tnlillbe Sing.

80mpitibet @mpreis af 5nbia",
iom uetop er antommen fra Sapan,
meIoer ON en- irp9teIia lppbon, ON
meote bet tort eftsr at bet bauoe forlaot
Sopan. Ulan er Gngltelig for Grams
pnrtbaaoen y Senator, Der forIoo Sa=
pan otte 8age for meo 81. Soma Regif
ment ON Burb. Set er bog en- Croft,
at Senator" er ct MT, oliot bp99et
Staalltib, iaa man trOr, Let oil tlare
zig p8 tOmme bism i COB gebOIb meo
6rigerne.
SfeIee ienere Weobelelle er Senotor"
nu IptteIig o9 uel antOmmen til Gan
Brancisoo meb Soma 3ssimtntet ON
Boro. gfibet baOre unOgaaet ben
Oueunaunte Ippbon.
Sra @reot sails, Mont., mebs
oeIes, at en- frp9teIis Storm bar raiet
beruoe, o9 Joo Sue er fuloen. Sire
6aarebprber ere funOue opOe, O9 otte
duore iaunes.
Sobn9 9apes er Naune; paa en-
pn9re Wlano, Der for 10 2lar lioen for=
LOB 5rIano meo Qefte ira Ulils
S'@raop ON at bIipe bans 6ulfru,
naar ban bapoe 9iOrt I'm 2ptte ben np
Veroen. 5or ire 2Iar foen forlob
Sopes en- Setter / Gbicaso meb 5000
/ Sommen cg meo ben 6Orlitring, at
ban lite ifuIbe iGtte fin Sob inoen for
@bica9os @rGnler, Tor ban baube pen9e
NOT iii at fire fig Relten al 1T 9iu.
6or ct Bar Tiger iiosn tom laa 6opss
tiIbage fra stIonbpts meb 8ontnnter os
Y9rbipnpirer til ct geleb al $500, 600.
6ans Bruo par tOmmen til Chicago for
at is9e efter bam, os forIsosn Dag ltoo
iaa oeres Srpuup Gbicaso = MI par
6remiiben 10 iitret.
@n Sen Of ben fore MaribaI u ep,
u a poleons ftsrite @snsral en- Stb.
ifaI finbes leptnbe iom gremit nebe |
Dtariboa Co.. Snoiuua. 9m Hpatsbe
fra GpitIunb. ba ban uur beIfpIbt for
Waoro, fiji ienere fin 9ultru Os fit Barn
beroper; men ba be besSs osos, trut ban
fla belt tilboge fra 8eroen os Ieuer MI
enc meb I'm 9uno inoe / 9noianas
Stope. 9au bar ben fire Soe, at bet
tpife gOIiti isser efter BAN, Os iaa
mart nOsen ieser at Marine fig BAN,
tror ban. bet er en-, Der uil arreitere
bam.
GransportbaabenvGbo bomas",
bet imutteite Iroppsifib paa 9auet, ieis
Ieoe libite tse fra Grups garflteo /
YbiIobslpbio til 9inu DOrt for at males.
Sort Gouember lful bet aieoa til
pbiIippinerne meo 1000 Manb, beris
blonot SoIoatey, Ofiicerer, qessr os
Spsspasiere.
Bri9aoeseneral @upg s. he
rp, iibIisere 9eneralsuue,ner porto
Rico os nu Ieois, er uoneOnt til &oms
manbsr for 9erens WsisiOuris Dspa,ts.
ment meb 6opebtparter | Omaba, 'Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-10-25
Sra Yb.lippincrne.

8 iioite llse bleU Blaoet y9ntria" /
Maniln ltouoiei, o9 bets 6eoatlBr. en-
Spanier peo Nnpn Sgor Il tor, nrre'
lieret for at bnue publiceret oprgrIte
2Irttler. 8lnoet bar lanoere 3io
uiii lig iienolt oOsriOr ameritanerne.
5Or npli9 bleu 4nmpbIetter, Der on.
greb 9lnerttnnerne oa De uenligIinoeoe
8blippinoer, uooelle Bpen. og 90.
liiiet troebe, BET bar lltor, lom bnnoe
ifreu Os trpttsoe oem, iaa bet mente bet
beoit at baue bnm bag eaas os 2ufte.
Bells Resiment itsbie iorleoeu pua
en- Slot Snlursenter ueo Borac unoer
bets Nnr9 norouelt for gacoor. Gu
baftis 5estuiu9 uoipanot fig. iOm
eubte mto, at 5ninrgonterne moatte
traife iis tilbase meo noitilise Cab.
Bore Trooper mitebe cen Wlano, os
cen bleo laaret.
General Otis bar ianet ct m9rfes
ll9t 9ilbuo. Der fal pRre fommen fra
Sniur9ent9eneralen 81 0 Del Bildr,
buOrl oenne tilbpoer at ielee belle fin
Nrme inmt Ngulnalbo ielo Ill glmeri
fanerne. ON eno man tpipler nOget
pnd 9rou9roIsbeoen al ct laabant Gil
buo, amer man bet bog lite for en- Limit
ll9beb, at @enerdlen funoe finbe pea
no9et ioaoant; men 0tis bolber Dog nJt
itfe af at fsbe 5an9er paa ben Waaoe.
Bilor tilbpoer of laoe Manila pRre
/ Jreo for en- Sum ai $4,000. aor
$3.50, ,00o v;i 5au efter {; Ssiniidg.
buor Der ifpoes 9uiten fra besse 81:
Der, ouersiue fin 0er iii glmerifanerne.
gnbelis uil ban for 100000 tnifs
bem baabe Nsnlnaloo og be andre See
bere iamt o9mpe bele Oprsret. Man
bar bog en- ouniel elnelie ON, at ban
muligois iurer paa at fomme 9eunem
ben ameriianife 2inie ueo Manlla os
iaa iat paa Dis o9 9@riebIifoppen.
De amerlfanite Trooper bar for 9ioen
ilet lite noset imoo at ie BAN ueo Ma'
Mia; men ban boloer bem uuisbeo
boooe ON fit Opbolbsiteo os ON fin
Siprfe.
Ii tiblisere ipanife Soloater. iOm
bare iansne Of Bbilippiuoerne Os IOm
nu lenere boue siort 9ienelte ct Nrtils
lerireaiment, bnuoe forleoen lagt &aah
op ON at ouersiue Reslmenfet til Gme.
rifanerne. Dette bleu imiolertib opba
oct, o9 Z az Wisbaberne bier orabte,
be onore 3 Ilp9teoe til Uianilo. @eue'
raj Dis bar aillaaet 9ilbuoet ON
OOersiuelie al slrtIlerirt for Bense,
men ban bar tilbubt at ienoe be ire
}lpsininae I'll Spanien.
aoniulerne / Wnnlla BAR fra 9arlac,
bpor man mener, asuinaIoo bar iit
6ouebiuarter. mobtnget en- BOG meb
Dpiesuelie al ale 5orbonolinser mel
lem asuinaloo os be omerifauife guto
riteter ON 5reo. Oct beober beri, at
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-10-25
Te yor. Stater ttmoerjfris
Der.

Stonforb NemeII, be 6or.
Staters lRinilta ReoerIanbene, nil
unberitriUe BrototOuen, Der inoeboIOer
0persnstomlterne meusm be forlttu9e
ganoss GeprGlentauter ueb 6rebston
iereneen | 9nas.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-10-25
Mtnneiota.

Sra 9lehmoob 5aus tommer ben lsr=
9elise glpbsO, of 6ront6 IS. gabcot,
en- oetboenbe 9auomanb, forIeben ct
anf0Ib al SinbsiOruirrius ite6 fin 6u'
liru os Conner Os Oersfter fig ielp.
The times., 1899-06-16

CKy) Academy and took a teachers course
for one year. He obtained teachers eer-
tifcate and taught school for two terms
in Ohio county. KY, and for one term in
Wayne county, No.
He went to California in 1856. He spent
ten years in California, Nevada, and Col
orado, teaching school, studying and aft
erward practiciHg law; and occasionally
taking a hand in fighting Piute Indians.
He served one term as treasurer of Car
son county. Utah He was admitted to the
bar in Utah in 1860.
He returned to Missouri in 1865 and
practIced law for three years in Roila, that
State. Then he moved to Lebanon. where
he made his home until his death, com
bining law. politics. and farming.
He was first elected to Congress in 1872.
He was reelected to each succeeding Con-
gress until 1894, when he was defeated by
his Republican opponent, Dr.. t, D. Hub
bard At the next election he turned the
tables handsomely on Hubbard, beating
him by nearly five thousand votes.
Mr. Bland married in 1873 Miss Virginia
Elizabeth Mitchell. daughter of Gen. E. Y.
Mitchell, of Rolla No. She was Catho-
lie. and though Mt. Bland was himself 4
Methodist his two Oldest children were
brought up in the Catholic faith. which
The times., 1899-06-16
FIRST pEEp-wATER CRUISE.
The Departure of the Naval Reserves
of the District.

The Departure of the Naval Reserves
of the District.
The naval reserves OF the District OF
Columbia will probably leave this city
on June 90, The reserves will go to Old
Point Comfort. board the Prairie, and put
to sea. 1t will be their maiden deep water
cruise 1t was thought that this outing
would be made on the Fern. but as there
is no modern ordnance on that ship, the
Prairie was chosen. as she carries six
inch guns in her main battery.
The men have been hampered somewhat
in their duties by the lack of equipment.
but this is being remedied as rapidlys as
possible New bedding and blankets have
lately been Issued to the commander of
the militia, and these are being unpacked
as rapidly as possible. The. entire lot is
now on the berth deck of the vessel. and
as fast as the men come to the ship they
are being issued the necessary materials
for their cruise. Drills have been resum-
ed on the vessel, and 1t is probable that
there will be two every week from now
on The busiest man on the vessel at
present Is the ships tailor. who Is attend
ing to the repairing OF the uniforms be-
fore the departure of the men. Trousers
are being repaired. blouses with rips in
them sewed- up, and hammocks inspected
and put in good order. Altogether, the
militia is in fine shape. II is said that
they are really in better condition for their
practice trip than any other reserve in the
country
The times., 1899-06-16
CENSUS OFFICE QUARTERS.
A New Structure to he Erected Mt
First nnd Streets.

Director Merriam has secured permanent
quarters for the Census Office. The new
building will be on the southern part of
square 5I4, between First and Second, B
and Streets northwest. The main struc-
ture will be one story high and will cover
$4,000 square feet of ground. One part OF
the building will be run up two stories. and
on the top floor will be the administration
Offices The structure will cost between
S100, 900 and s125. 900. and will be leased by
the Government for five and one-haH years.
S25, 900 yearly. The proposition to build
quarters for the Census Office was made
by Matthew G. Emery, through Charles ].
Bell. President Of the American Security
and Trust Company.
1t has been announced at the Census
Office that only those applicants whose ap-
pointments are requested By Senators. Rep
resentatives and national committeeman
will be designated for examination.
This will prove severe shock to many
men and women who for the past few
months have been preparing themselves
for an examination, presuming that II they
made a high average it would secure them
an appointment under the bureau Just
when they thought they saw a faint
glimpse OF an Office that pays. Director
Merriam announces that 1000 appointments
are to be distributed pro rata among Sen
| ators, Members, national committeeman,
and State chairmen. Each of these gen.
tlemen will have the naming of a speci-
fled number of appointees. The appointees
designated will. it is said. be notified by the
| Director of the Census to appear for a
non competitive examination, after which
| the appointment will issue.
This system, ii is claimed, will have the
| effect of checking the filing of applications
which up to date have taken the time OF
several clerks to docket and acknowledge
, It is also claimed to be in the line OF
| economy.
1t was stated yesterday that Col NJ
NJ. Parker, the Republican National Com
mitteeman for the District, would have the
naming Of the quota of clerks and other
employees assigned to the District.
| 1t is estimated that 10 per cent OF the
| Census employees of the Eleventh Census
| will be reappointed
The times., 1899-06-16
TO STOP CUBAN SMUGGLING.
Formidable Revenue Cutter Serv
ice for West Indian Waters.

Formidable Revenue Cutter Serv-
ice for West Indian Waters.
revenue cutter service for Cuban
waters is to be established soon by the
War Department. It will be under the d.
rection of Colonel Bliss, the Collector Of
Customs at Havana, and Will probably con-
sist of five forty-foot launches.
Colonel Bliss has requested that five
launches for this work be constructed
under the direction of the Quartermaster 5
Department of the Army, and Acting Sec
retary Meiklejohn has approved the re-
quest
The necessity for cutter service in Gu
ban waters has been apparent to the
United States officials for some time, ow-
ing to the increasing amount Of smuggling
going on between the two countries. After
consultation with Colonel Bird, of the
Quartermaster's Department, it was decid-
ed to begin the construction of the five
launches required. 1t was then determined
that it would be necessary to have flag
ship, and the Navy Department agreed to
loan the Oneida, now at the Portsmouth
N. H, navy yard. to be used for that pur-
Navy in the blockade of Cuba during the
war with Spain.
! Orders were issued yesterday by the Wal
/ Department directing Major John w. Sum-
merhayes, Quartermaster in the Army, tc
! proceed from New York city to the navy
J yard at Portsmouth, n. H.. and there in
| spect the Oneida with a view to accepting
! the offer OF the Navy Department