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The times., 1899-08-19
@Lv ENGINE JUMPS THE TRACK.
prag-s With II Car FILLED with
Passengers.

New York, Aug lS--Engine No. 235 Of
the Manhattan Elevated Railroad jumped
the track at Allen and Division Streets on
the Second Avenue line at II O'Clock this
morning. II dragged with it the first
coach. which was well filed with passen-
gers A wild scene Of excitement resulted.
and the passengers had TO leave the train
and walk the ties 10 Canal Street
The engine and car came perilously near
TO topping over into the street. The
deraiIed outer wheels were within a few
inches of the ends of the ties and the
body of both car and engine overhung the
street by a foot or more. Men yelled and
women screamed in terror when the car
bumped on the ties. Those on the east
side OF the car jumped for the other side
as they saw the street Immediately below
them. and a wild rush was made for the
door. Fortunately the train stopped and
comparative calm was restored before the
crush at the doors grew dangerous. A
spreading OF the rails caused the accident
The times., 1899-08-19
CHARLES F. CROSBY INJURED.
A State Department Clerk Falls
Down the stone Steps.

Charles F. Crosby, a young man en-
pioyed as clerk in the State Department,
net with an accident yesterday afternoon
which may result seriously. He is now
at the Emergency Hospital, suffering with
concussion of the brain and a broken nose.
Many friends of the young man visited
him at the hospital yesterday and ex-
pressed great solicitude for his condition.
The accident to Mr.. Crosby appears to
have been the result of an attack OF ver-
tigo. He was leaving the department at
closing time and fell as he was about to
descend the stone step at the main en-
trance. The attack seized Mr.. Crosby so
suddenly that he was unable to save him
self, and pitched headlong down the steps.
He was picked up in an unconscious condi-
ton and sent at once to the hospital where
the physicians worked on him for several
hours. At late hour last night he was
iE a semi-conscious condition and slightly
improved. Mr.. Crosby recently returned
from Havana, where he had been on off,
cial business. He has not been in good
health for some time, and to that the at
tack of yesterday is attributed
The times., 1899-08-19
BERNARD wEFERs BEATEN.
In a Sesenty-Ffxe-Nnrd Handicap 4
Mygant ortruns Him.

New York, Aug. ls.-An unusually high
class field of competitors rendered the
games at Suffers Harlem River Park to-
day far above the level Of the ordinary
picnic variety. In nearly every event a
champion or record holder was on scratch
The rough track and sharp corners pre-
vented them showing their best speed. but
the races were in every instance exciting,
and the finishes fought out 10 the tape
b. ]. Wefers showed a fash of his old
time form In his trial heat OF the seventy
five yard dash He was almost on even
terms with the leader at fifty yards. but
the dangerous finish caused him 10 SLACK
en- In the last ten yards and he only sue
ceedsd in making a dead heat with a. Wy
CANT. who had seventeen feet start.
in the final Wefers was shut out by Wy
CANT, who crossed his path. and the for
mer champion could finish no better than
fourth
The times., 1899-08-19
KID M'coY KNOCKED OUT.
Jack Mccormick Gets I'm N Luck,
Chance Blow.

Chicago. H.. Aug 1s-Jack McCor-
mick. the big Philadelphia third-rater, to-
night knocked out Kid Mccoy in less than
one round at the Fort Dearborn Club.
The men had boxed lust two minutes, Nc
Coy making mark Of his clumsy antag-
onist- Mccormick had been knocked down
once and seemed wholly al McCoy's mercy
when suddenly ne stepped straight in and
shct out his right in a straight arm lab.
The punch caught Mccoy full on the tip
OF the chin Down he went with a crash
and was feebiy Wrifhing on his back when
Referee Hogan counted ten. The Kid did
not regain his senses for nearly fifteen
minutes and seemed utterly overwhelmed
by his misfortune.
The times., 1899-08-19
FUNERAL OF JOHN C. BAXTER.
Deceased served I'm the Same Regi-
rucnt With President Mckinley.

rncnt With President Mckinley.
The funeral of John C. Baxter took place
Yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock from his
late residence, so4 A Street southeast.
The service was performed by the Rev.
p. f. Bittinger, d. D.. pastor of the West
minister Presbyterian Church.
Mt. Baxter died Wednesday night of
heart failure. He was born in Carrollton.
Ohio When the Civil War began he re-
cruited a company and served as captain
in the same regiment with President Nc
Kiniey. Owing to i'll health he resigned
from the Army in 1863, and. coming to this
city. he was employed in the Treasury De-
partment For number of years he had
been at the head OF the military division.
He was one OF the officers and active
members of the Metropolitan Presbyterian
Church He is survived by two daughters,
Mrs. w H. Pywell and Miss Baxter, and
a son. Commander William J. Baxter, U.
s. N, who was recently placed in charge
Of the navy yard at Boston.
The times., 1899-08-19
A Mystery of the woods.

Philadelphia, Aug. 1s.-A CHASTITY discov-
ery was made by James JuhRel. of No. 11SS
Liberty Street. Camden, on Wednesday
afternoon, when he found the skeleton oi
a man in the woods on the Mount Ephralm
Pike, near Collingswood just outside OF
the city. Juhnel did not inform the aa-
thorities of his find until yesterday. Inc
skeleton. about which was an oyercoat and
some other clothing, was removed to the
morgue. Nothing was found which would
lead to the mans identity. He Is sup
posed to have entered the woods during
the winter and whether he was murdered,
committed suicide or perished in the cold,
will always remain a mystery.
The times., 1899-08-19
Rough voyage of the Essex

Norfolk, Va, Aug. 1S.-The Merchants
and Miners steamer Essex, which put in
here tonight for coal. had the toughest ex-
perience OF any ship which has yet arrived.
She sailed from SavannahSfor Baltimore on
Monday and the hurricane overhauled her
shortly after she left port. The wind blew
with appalling force, and the huge seas
carried away her boats and part OF her
Joiner work. and swept the steps leading
to the pilot house above the upper deck
away.
The times., 1899-08-19
chcnn nurnI Deii,rrr.

4 postofiee inspector who was recently
sent on a tour through the Middle West
hzs reported that Lafayette. Ind. main
tains the most inexpensive rural free de-
livery service in the country. There are
two carriers there, be says. who serve
all the outlying country for the sum of $500
each per year. For this the department
obtains the use OF TWO horses. two wagons
especially built for rural delivery. and the
time OF TWO uniformed carriers. The de-
partmcnt officials agree that this is a Few
record.
The times., 1899-08-19
SANITATION IN THE TROPICS.
Report of Chief Surgeon Hoff, of
Porto Rico.


Porto Rico.
Major John r. Hoff, chief surgeon OF tie
Military Department of Porto Rico. has
made long report to the Surgeon Gener-
al of the Army in regard to the sanitary
situation in the island. Besides his re-
marks as medical officer. Surgeon Hof
comments broadly on the general military
situation and the policy of the United
States in Porto Rico. He says:
The question of what will be the military
policy OF Government toward this island IS
interesting to consider, for upon it will depend
numerous sanitary questions relating to the
troops. Presumably the permanent garrison viii
not exceed two batteries OF artillery. a Tegi-
Incnt mounted or foot, and a battalion OF native
troops with staff, ETC., making total strength
OF about 2000. If we to follow home Gus
toms, these troops viii ultimately be located at
posts near strategic points, but IN open country,
with ample space for military purposes no
post is so located now; indeed, the barracks are
all in the midst OF towns and some closely sur
rounded by dense and unhealthy population
trust we will not be actuated by an pennywlse,
poundfooliSii policy OF trying to make what
we have now do for the future. We need net
the experience of Great Britain in the West
Indies 10 teach US that healthy haDitations are
a sine qua to healthy living in the tropics,
and hope it will be said OF our posses
s;ons here that they the graveyards OF
United States soldiers. But TO avoid this posi-
bility it would be well to move away from touch
Of elbow with a population which IS physically
degenerate. 1t behooves US TO set our houses
in order against the wrath to come, not forget
ting that suitable hospital accommodations form
a part of the scheme.
In connection with detailed report re-
garding the condition in each army hos
pitaI in Porto Rico, Major Hoff speaks o.
a controversy which has arisen between
the military and the Roman Catholic au-
thorities over the use by the Church of a
part OF the hospital at San Juan. The
Church at present claims the right to use
thirty beds in the hospital for the poor of
the city. Major Hoff also says there has
been some trouble in the distribution o.
supplies. owing TO delays in shipment by
the Onarfarmas ster,s Dapartment.
The times., 1899-08-19
a. aIIe.ed Rieycle Thief Arresten.

Detective Muller left the city last night for
Portsmouth, Va, where he goes to take charge
Of and return with Arthur Winningder under ar.
rest for the alleged larceny OF several bicycles
in this city. The man arrested yesterday by
Deputy Sergeant Of Police j. W. Abbott who
police. Winningder is wanted here in connection
with the wholesale theft OF bicycles said TO have
been committed by himself and j. b stowelI,
oction Of the grand jury. Stowell was arrested
several days ago by Deputy Sergeant Abbott and
was brought here by Detective Muller.
The times., 1899-08-19
SOUTH JERSEY GLASS WORKERS.
Hope of an Early Settlement of the
Strike.

Bridgeton, N j., Aug. 1s.-Prospects OF
a near settlement of the glass blowers
strike which has existed in South Jersey
since last April. are growing brighter.
The Cahansey Glass. Company. 1t is said.
is making overtures TO resume on the
union system President Hayes, OF the
Glass Blowers National Association. will
meet the officers of the company in Phila-
delphia tomorrow, when 1t Is expected
that the minor matters that yet stand In
the way will be adjusted. The company
is reported TO be selecting glass blowers
and has been furnished with list OF
names of men whom it can obtain to start
operations again.
IT is believed that il the Cahansey Com
many is successful in settling with the
strikers, the Cumberland and More-Jonas
factories will not be far behind the Ca
hansey in coming TO an agreement with
the men.
The times., 1899-08-19
sixty Lives snyed.

In the Rakaia New Zealand) Railway smash,
saws the Sydney Bulletin, drink was the direct
means of saving the lives OF about sixty ex-
cursionists who. as the night was cold and wet
and the train was waiting, left the rear carriage
and trooped into the railway hotel a few yards
on When they were drinking beer (possibiy 1t
was Heurich's) the smash took place. The car
rage which sixty of the beer thirsty crowd had
quilted was reduced to matchwood.
The times., 1899-08-19
ADMIRAL DEwEY's ARRIVAL.
The Olympia Is Expected TO Reach
New York September 20.

The Navy Department received a cable
message from Admiral Dewey dated at Leg
horn. yesterday morning, announcing that
he expected to arrive at New York on the
Olympia September %.
He added that he had already informed
the reception committee in New York to
the same effect
The times., 1899-08-19

Dyspepsia. constipation, fiatulency, and
hyporhombria cured By medical gym
nastie: consultation free. At the Gymnas-
tic Institute. 20 Sd St ne. John z. RUEB-
SAM, Dr. NJ Phi. au17-tf
The times., 1899-08-19
IN NEMORIAM.

KENNEDY-In loving remembrance Of dear
mother Mrs SARAH A. KENNEDY, who died
August Is. ls9S.
Loved in life and remembered in death.
Item By HER CHILDREN
The times., 1899-08-19
TypewriterS Rented.
$3.50 per month.
Delivered With tabIsL
The Typewriter Exchange.
1905 r Street N. w.
EDUCATIONAL.

ST. MARY'S ACADEMY, ALEXANDRIA,. Va
Boarding school fer girls; viii open September
IL; beautiful grounds; terms moderate. For par
ticulars address SISTER SUPERIOR. aalS-ImO
The times., 1899-08-19
The Noise wiII Ccnse.

The Commissioners have replied TO letter from
George Simmons relative TO the noise in front of
his house caused by the street cleaning depart
mcnt 10 the effect that that department has been
notified OF the nuisance and it viii be stopped.
The times., 1899-08-19
Only 500 to Atlantic City Next Sat-
vi, pennsyivania RniIroad

Anp,,st 49, Through special train, via Delaware
River Bridge route without change OF ears, leaves
Washington 4:sO p, m. arrives Atlantic City 9:2O
u m. Returning, leaves Atlantic City at p. m.
SUNDAY, August 90 Tickets good only on special
train in each direction.
The times., 1899-08-19
sizing UP THE SHAMROCK
Experts Give columbia the Benefit
of Comparison.

The Cup challenger Powerful
Racer - Her Dimensions - Captain
Hogarth Concerning Her Quick
Trip - Her Right to BE Tosxed.
The times., 1899-08-19
A Good InNestment.

A windstorn and tornado policy in the North
western National (Firel Insurance Co, $1,000
one year, 81; three years. s.; five years, 50. X.
Z. SULLIVAN, Manager, 1902 + 81. NV.
The times., 1899-08-19
OFF FOR MANILA
The City of sydney Sails With Ma
rfnes and Recruits.

rfnes and Recruits.
San Francisco, Cal. aug. 1S.-The big
transport City of Sydney sailed this after
noon for Manila with 3s0 marines and 400
recruits for the regular regiments in the
Philippines. The officer IL charge is Major
Elliott Of the marines There are also on
board Captain Albright, Twenty-fifth In
fsntry. Lieut. E. F. Koehler, Ninth Infan-
try; Captain Lomley, Of the marines. and
Lieutenant Parker, Of the Twenty fifth
Infantry
The times., 1899-08-19

English Estimates of the Shamrock.
London, Aug. 19.-The Daily Mali says
there is great deal of reason to think
that the Shamrock is better boat than
the Columbia.
The times., 1899-08-19

Washington. D. c.. August Is. 1889.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-11-02
8rooerlt8 Ridrlt8beo-

8is mig en- Meniabeb, buor ber
fnbes &ierltsbeo. ifr,uer .. 8.
Mooop. % ie9 ifal uife eber en- Wes
ntsbeb. fom Ct en- Mast @omfun<
bet.
@n lioen @ut / Gbicaeo beibste for
nople Gor ftoen en- Ssnbassfole. iom
ies t1enber. Da bans 5oralbre fpt<
tebe til en- belt onoen Sci af Bpen,
iaa opbbrte @utter bog ifte meb at
befbse ben famine SbnoassRole, fisnt
ban bapbe en- long trettenbe Wei at
saa frem os tilbase. Ga @en fpura>
te bam. buorfor ban git ioa lanot, ba
oer fanotes mango os liee faa gobe
Sbnbassifoler nermere 6lemmet.
rDet tan not banbe, at be er ligee
faa 9obe for anore. men lite for
mig, 1parebe @utten.
r8porfor itfe?" fpurate ban after.
~Gorbi be elRer 8brnene oer, bpor
ie9 gaar". uar Sparet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-11-02

Der Ct bisie Saee / &rifiianio.
MorQe. bannet ct @elRab. Iom bar
operta9et Sal9et % Snbfprelien at
en- al Gabrifout Nbolf @om opfunbet
Mtaifine. Optnbelisu gear ub paa
at ubuinbe be / Wprer o9 Woier pe,
renbe celluloiea9tise Jibre (Blantez
traabe), ber Seb en- oioere Brepora'
tion laoer fig anbenoe i bbift foralel'
li9e @ibremcal. Toru fbrene an,
uenbes faaleoes til finerer % Iimp>
lere &laoefofe til untertsi, blanoet
meb ] eler J l1lb; iaaoont l1ubertpi
ct alerebe / uolonbet bit Fattet paa
@runo al bets fortrinlise Nbiorbe>
rinQsepne. |ioere fan be arooere
Torpfbre meb for 6oroel onuenoes
til &2unin9 al @ulutepper lamt til
Mebelfof; bet ftaar iifueonte Eli
felbe fulbfeubt9 paa 9gibe meo
&rBlbaar. Set er osiaa ianbipn>
list. at 1oruftbrene iereaen @rob
uil egne n9 fom Stof for 5abritation
al ftnere &apir. 9enne Opftabelie
Rulbe berfor funne blipe al for Be-
tpbnins for Moree. bpor oer 10
ftnbeS Rp:er % Mofer Onerf LOB.
6ibtil bot mon I. @ts. / 9oQanp la,
bet @moaautter o. &ieer plutie uo
5ibrene meb 9aanben. Batent ct
olIerebe erbperuet fere Steber % er
atfpQt omtrent ODER ben belle Ser.
ben.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-11-02

@n for Opftnber ct bsb. Ottmar
Wergentbaler, oer opfunbt ben SGt<
temaRine. oer berer bans 9faun. bpbe
/ Baltimore fife 2brbog. Sen No>
itine. ban opfanot. lite blot ietter
9Dper men fpber iammen belle 2tn.
JET. iaaat @a:ien lite e9entli9 betaar
at 9pper men al 2inier. naar Trpi>
ninseu Ter. Opftnberen bleu fsbt /
@urtember9 Epflano ben lobe
Wai 1854. % 18 Iar sommel Tom
ban til Umerita uoen en- Sent / 2om=
men. &i forfaar. at ban boube en-
aarlig Snbtegt al $50. 900, oa BON
oeoe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-11-02
wtnnefpta.

9ans IS. Senien Manteto bat
faaet @atent paa en- np Dpftnoelie
poo en- Slebe.
= s @eo 9ate SOUS bpsser mon
en &iEerne. iom iial bolbe 1900
Tbnber @anb til BeRpttelie mob
Slbebronb.
- Botrolmanb $. 6. Strout I
Mtnneapol,s, Der Der iom fsr neunt
itiBb % brebte Dennis Dolan ben
26be Mu9uf, ba ban lite ifanbieoe.
naar 5trout raabte til bam. bleu fri
fIenot af Surpen / Bespnoelfen at
oenne l1se.
- Maar Bbrn toar babe @tpbe'
paaben, Ton mon pel neppe pente at
unb9aa l1lpfter. .@n 10 Gar gam=
mel@uti Nleraubria. Clifford @uans.
Ripb en- 8 Nar oammel &ise, Datter
al Mrs. Nrents / Nleranbrio, meo
en- &,fe / @lutnin9eu af fife. u9e.
&uelen git ino paa ben enc Sibe Of
9alien % fom ub poo &inben
paa ben onben @ibe. Nan pibfe
lite ftrats, enten Barnet piloe tom'
me til at lepe eQer ei.
- Som for iert til &irfen. On
9ammel Rome Benion Rulbe goa til
&irfe fife Sbnbos. Qnoerueis tom
bun til ct Steb. buor ber fob ct
Jraettren tpersoper Beien. Goren
bapbe lite 3ib til at pente os bespno'
te at tlppe ouer imeuem to &oene.
0ten ioet bun iuf bar fommen op.
beepnote Erenet at gao. % oer
maatte bun forbliue l,ae til &iQmor.
Sc 80 Nile blep tilbagelast / 80
Ninutter. &ompasu1et ienote ben,
be tilboge ON @ftermioba8eu.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-11-02

s biplomatife girfler oplples uu,
at ON noaen anerfienbt Stormaat er'
flerebe, at ben piloe forholbe fig
neutral &rteen mellem @nglanb %
9ranspaol. nilbe bet blioe onfeet |om
en- fienbtlia Beueaelie mob @nslonb.
ba Tronsoaal lite er on'eet iom en-
uafbengig Stat. % bet er lite olmin-
beliot at erflere NeHtralitet iaa>
bonne Tiltelbe. Men beriom noaen
9ioroe bet. ptloe bet blipe anieet, fom
ON uebtommenbe Stat ba oniao
EraRsuaal for en- uofbenei9 Stat.
Nu aniees 8oerne 1mpeltben iom
Oprsrere mob &nalanb. &un be
felu bar ct anoet SDn.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-11-02

@ifte Ssnbas DOR Der en- Drtan
Santiaso paa Den @nba. Eolu 6u,
fe blefte neb, oe mango &uie toa
@fooe. Der baube peret iterft
@esn / fem 9ase. Ser par faa itpat
Beir, at Sttbe bberien funbe aaa iub
eller fomme uo af 6aunen. os mon
nerer 5rpgt for ben 5laaoe. iom
tommer fra 6apti % 9omaico buer
Manbag. Telesraflebninaerue sbe.
la9bes.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-11-02

Nbmiral Demep oil {nart faa
Brub9om. meobeleS Der MI fro Wa5b,
in9ton, os ba er bet ,fte iaa meQet
at unbres oper, ON ban lite tenter
paa Breiibent. &eroisbebeu. Ser
Ton 10 not bltue T,b for ben lenere,
ben.
6an bar tortalt I'm 9emmeliebeb
til enbel inttme &enner. % r,u Deb
man bet antaselis oper belle Berben.
6ans tilfommenoe 6uitru CT en- dollar
oommel &nte efter Sen. 6a3en, %
bun Ct en- SBfer at WiQioneren
Sobu St. Mc2ean. ben oemofratifie
@uuernbrfonbibot i Ohio iaor. 6un
bar bapt tun ct Barn. en- Ssn, %
ban osbe iffor. 6un ifal baue en-
flor 5ormue. 6enbes Nanb bsbe
for ca. ID Nar fben.
Nomiralen ,elu bar uaret@ @nfemanb
| % Iar. 6an bar en- S9n. iom
bor Mem gori.
Nan tror. at Srpnuppet ptl bltpe
bolbt enaans benne Naaneb.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-11-02

Der &ri9soepartementet be uiatiqfte
Mpbeber. @ao me9et er bog fitfert,
at &rieslptfen por Briterne imob. oo
| England befrpater man bet uerlae.
Sen. @bite inorbmmer, at ber Dot
u9reier meb bans 8atteri.M .Mu!opr.
ION LIB oet meo @anonerne, men
ban baabebe ot finbe benz ieien. 3
&n9lono tror mon. at Boerne toa
bem.
2igelebes tnbrsmmer bon, at to
Batollioner af bans @tprfe enbnu
lite par oenbt tilba9e fra Sloaet.
Man befrpster. at Boerne bor orebt
benz eller taset bem ttlfonee.
Briterne hapbe $4,000 Manb
9aonimttb, men 8oernes @tprfe Der
tienoer mon lite. Den anIaoes for.
RieQia fra 1900 til 10000 Monb.
Man tror. at 2abplmitb pil blipe
ct 6ooebpuntt / Rampen for bet fsr'
ite. os 8oerne ipnes at trette neteu
belle fin Stprfe bib. 9enne Bp Ral
oere ben 3bte al Betpbnine / 9eatol
os lisser &lipHoben. s en- 6alu'
cirtel omfrina Bpen lisaer enbel
Batter. Bpen Ct af Betponins paa'
gruno al enoel fore Sernbaneuert.
feoer paa Stebet.
Set uiier fig, at 8oerne bar bere1
me9et orifti0e, os at oeres Moo E,
bleuen belBnnet meb 6elo. Sc bar
opinappet enbel non-commissioned
Officers for Briterne. bar tilpeno1
fig enoel Of oeres Glaaterbuie tiuiee.
meo &iebet oiu., o9 bet beber enooe
at be bar afifaaret &anbtilfpr1eler
for Br,terne.
Ser blep mebbelt Tirsbae, at Sen
BuQer aQerebe ct naaet 1rem I'll
Spoatrifa. Wtan troebe, ban uilo'
bltpe mobta0en meD ubqre BsgsiH
ring / Cope Eotpn. Wen bette E,
bog enonu ct aoot @tofte fra &riss'
ifueplabfen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-11-02

&ubliiums 9phsenbeo efter at foo
uibe Snbbolbet Of ben npli9 afbbbe
Cornelius &anoerbilts Teitomente
bar peret 1at paa en- boarb 8rbpe be
fife u9er, 9runoet paa Eefament. t.
fulobproernes bemmelt9bebsfulbe
9ousbeb peorbrenoe bet ui9tiee @a=
pir. Saameset bor bog Nuiierne.
8ublitums Sporbunbe. faaet Gag l.,
at &anberbilts elbfeSBn. Cornelius,
tommer til at lote 9onRe fsleliet for
fin @seniiubiebeb / ielu at uiQe pelae
fin 9ierteusti9r os lite oberlaoe ben
Sag til &opa.
Ser fi9es. at ben unae Monb Deb
1T ellers meset beberliye Sfribt ta.
Der en- ii Mlillioner DoQars % @etten
iom 5emiliens 8oueb.
Gornelius If. tommer bog lite til
at gao paa 8etlerftten. tbi 8apden
bar beteuft bam meb II NiQioner
9ollars. Meu. .tpue Miqioner Ct 10
oltib mere. % bet baooe ban faaet,
ON bon baube uaret intl Gut. @amle
Banberbilt efterlob fig en- ansiuelia
Tormue poa 100 Millioner DolIors.
iom. fratrutset Cornelius ir.s Sci,
blir foroelt poo &nten os be spriae
BDrn.
Sen nef eIbfe Spn, 2llfreb@ @mpn>
ne Banberbilt, ftges at RulIe foa
Standardization I be Bonber biltile
Gormuer berefter.
(9eorblile B!abe.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-11-02

rWinneapolis Tritune" paope9er,
at ber er 500 Mulfi for ben Yref
eQer aneen @mbebs mano, fom ubfpz
rer en- @stepielfe uoen at ino9iue
ben lopbefalebe &appurt berom til
9ifrittsretten bet @ountp. bpor
ueofommenbe Q@eteifobslieenie er ub,
ta9et. Men oeo unoeris9elie 9en'
uepin @ountp uiier bet fig. at &ap>
port / maneioloise 9ilfeloe ubeblt.
uer, % at be uiebe Berioner iaaban,
ne 7tlfolbe lite tan eobtgibre. at be
er 9ifte, meominore be fan ifoffe BIB.
ner. iom uar ti!feoe peb &ie1ien-
Men bette ct 10 ofte meeet ponRelist.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-11-02

6gieteret bar erf(eret, at en- 2e.
rerinbe ifie fon faa fin 2Bn. bsis ben
ben n99te8 benbe, o9 bun tun bor en-
munbtlig Rontraft at bolbe fig til.
SelofBl9elig uil in9en 2ererinbe
berefter paatoae fig at bolbe Gfole,
uoen bun faor en- friftlis Rontroft.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-11-02

9et beoer. at Sore 9toter bar
forlon9t al &uslano. TpRlonb %
Grantris, at ben &et til at bripe
9anbel. iom Boraere af Sorenebe
Stater bar. Nal bIiue reipefteret Of
be fbrftnepnte tire 2anbe, moot be
beler &tna mellem fig. Set antu9es,
at bette Torlouaenoe oil blipe op.
fplbt meb &eluilie.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-11-02

8reiibent MeRtnlep ct nu mere
enb nogeniinbe beRemt paa at fsre
Rrisen paa 5ilippinerne meb &raft,
naar &esntioen er oper. Iripes ber
fra 8aibineton. @eo bette Wors
l1bsang oil Gorenebe Staters Stprfe
pna Dsruppen bore omtrine $4,000
Mono. Sen. 0iis. tom noale foa
9ierne bar gnRet biemtalbt, pil frem,
bele8 haue Operfommanboen.