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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-10-19
GERMAN ENGLISH PROVERBS.

AIS veil dot ends veil, but some
dings ISIS bedder as veil.
When voomans schmiles look oudt.
but when she cries look more oudt.
A WOOL may make money, budt Id
takes wise man to shpendt i'd so. dot
de vools don't git some.
A friendt do efferypody ISIS a friendt
to nCpody. budt when lie dies he ISIS
apt do hat pig vuneral.
When a man looks wise und he amt
wise, iber his face is buildted dot way
or he has cramps in his shtimmick.
Peaudty ISIS budt shkn deep, but II
you don't expecd do eadt it dot is
choost so deeb enough as you vandt Y.
All are nod dthives dot dogs park
ad, budt it ISIS choost as veil do geep
an eye on der man What a dog don't
like.
Der man vot saidt dot a woman ISIS
as oldt as she looks vas nod righdt in
his headt A woman ISIS more as
ten years oldter.
Age is, a madden off veeling, nodt
off years." says de boet. Eef some
peoples yeel so bad as dey looks dey
moost haff lifted a goodt vhile.-An-
swers.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-10-19
DEWEY AND HIS YELLOW SHOES
Wore a Pair. and Wouldn't be Laugh.
ed Out of Them.

When russell shoes of bright yellow
hue were introduced. Dewey wore the
first pair that was seen in Washing.
ton. They at once became the subject
Of Jest Of all che officers OF the Navy
Department.
Early in the afternoon one OF
Dewey's feet began to swell, and his
suffering from his new shoes was
acute. In an interval between the
calls OF friends who were still run
ming" him on his shoes the Comma.
dore sough his chief clerks room. He
walked with n limp, and finally loos-
ened the strings, to relieve his feet.
Il suppose cant take these thing:
off now" he remarked with a bitter
smile for those fellows IL think they
have driven me to It."
And for hours the Commodore sat a
his desk in perfect torture. -Octobel
Ladies' Home Journal.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-10-19
NEWS OF THE WORLD.
WAR AND PEACE.

South Dakota volunteers were mus
tered out at San Francisco.
Cant. Marion b. Saffold, OF the thir-
teenth infantry, was killed in the
fighting south of Manila.
Brig. Gen. Fred Funston and his
twentieth Kansas regiment, arrived
m the transport Tartar at San Fran
cisco.
A train carrying a portion OF the
Thirteenth Minnesota narrowly es-
caped being thrown down "a preclplce.
Massachusetts republicans unanl-
mously adopted resolutions lndorslhs
President McKinley's Philippine
policy.
Otis reported Americas good ollces
will be sought in hopes OF aVcrtlhB the
impending war between Britain ana
the TTansyaal.
Gen. Fred Grant led an advance,
driving the insurgents from the ehllIc
west bank of the linus River. len
Filipinos were killed and three
Americans wounded.
The secret service bureau mas re-
ceiyed notice of new and dangerous
counterfeit $40 silver certificate, series
of 1891, letter -, Tillman register ana
Morgan treasurer, with portrait OF
Hendricks.
Britain is said to have offered peace
to the Transvaal II the latter VIII dls-
arm, give the franchise to aliens ana
indemnify England for her war prep
arations. The British camp at Ma
feking was twice aroused for expected
battle. Beers patrol the TransVaal
border with orders to let no British
uniform approach.
The cruiser Brooklyn has sailed
from Hampton roads for Manila via
the Susz Canal. The Nashville VIII
YaayA kan Juan this week for Manila
Nv tina same route. Reports received
from the auxiliary cruiser Barger
show that she is in need Of consider
able repairs, and 1t may be decided to
transfer her officers and crew to the
Ranger, Just completed and dispatch
that vessel to join the Asiatic squad
ron.
Admiral Dewey has chosen j. W..
Crawford as his official secretary, Mr.
Crawford Is an employe In the ONCE OF
the udge-advocate- general OF the
navy. lie will hold the rank of lieu
tenant In the navy. Provision for a
secretary of this rank was made In the
act which granted such assistance to
Admiral Porter. AS the law has never
been repealed, the navy department
holds that Admiral Dewey may enjoy
the same privileges as his predecessors
Col. Bryan's tour of Ohio Will be
confined to tho democratic counties in
the northwestern part Of the state. He
will leave Kentucky the evening OF
October Is, coming direct to OHIO,
where special train will carry him
through the counties of Shelby, Van
Vert, Mercer, Paulding. Defiance,
Henry, Ottawa, Miami, Harding, Sen
eca, sandusky, Wyandottc, Marion,
Crawford Anglalse Hancock and Put
nam. He will make six speeches n
day, the first being ut Greenyille on
October 10 and the last ut Sandusky on
the evening OF October q.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-10-19
WHY JEWS ARE DISLIKED.

The Dreyfus case and the allied anti
semiticism now SO much in evidence in
France have brought out a discussion
on the subject of the almost universal
and more or less bitter prejudice
against the Jews Mark Twain thinks
that their religion has very little to do
with the prejudice. He finds the
reason in the thrift, shrewdness, com
mercial leadership and successful
money getting propensity of the Jews.
Some confirmation of this view Is
found in the fact that in coutres like
America where the Christians are IS
good or better than the Jews at money
making, there Is no hatred and but
| little antipathy for Jews. The New
York Independent while admitting
| that what Mr.. Clemens says Is sub
stantially true, thinks that the real ex-
PLANTATION lies deeper. 1t says: 1--WE
can hardly doubt that it Is because
Jews make themselves into a caste as
no other people do. 1t Is of the es-
sencC of caste to keep ones race or
guild socially separate from the rest
of the people; and the final test OF
caste, and the chief way In which a
caste asserts distinctiveness and
superiority Is by its laws OF marriage.
A Brahmin cannot marry into the
caste next below; and so on down
through all the grades, each caste
holds itself above that which is next
to It, The Jews substantially declare
that they are of blood too pure and
sacred to be profaned by mixture
with any other race. 1t may not be as
serted, but it Is an assumed superior
| ity. This might not give any special
offense, and might even be laughed at
II this fact did not produce a social
separation along all lines. All society,
with its parties and entertainments
and grander or more humble functions,
! is in the last analysis arranged and
provided for with view to such mu-
tual acquaintance of young people as
shall result in marriage and the form
ing of new households. When Jews
declare that they will not marry with
those not of their religion, they make
| themselves n special caste and shut
themselves out from social relations
with other people. There may be re-
lations of business and esteem, and
even personal friendship, but not such
as can really break down the barriers
OF castles. We all know how this
works to- less extent, within Chris
tianity, by the attempt to forbid Cat"
lies to marry Professionals. 1t separates
In Il considerable q gree the Catholic
socially from the Protestant. Now,
when the people who are especially
successful in business belong to one
separate caste that holds itself apart
from the rest of the population, that
whole caste Tin this case a religious
ono) will get all the kicks and curses
which otherwise would go to certain
individuals. We agree with Mark
Twain that 1t Is not religious prejudice
that Is involved, but there is involved,
we think, a little resentment against
what appears to be a claim OF super
iority, and n good deal of that hostility
which Is likely to be aroused, espe-
cially among the ignorant, against
those who are strangers, or who make
themselves strangers, by holding aloof
from the social life In the midst OF
which they live"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-10-19
REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR.

Love is like huckleherry pie; the
more you like it, the less you care how
much you get it all over your face.
No woman can listen two minutes
to a drunken mans hardluck story
without seeing traces Of his better ma
ture.
II the women really believed that
the men were as wicked as they pre-
tend 10 be they wouldn't hesitate sc
long about marrying them.-New York
Press.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-10-19
PROF, ORION DEAD.

Columbus, Oct. 17.-Prof Edward
orion, phi. d. LID, Of the Ohio state
university. died suddenly Monday
night OF heart disease, aged 20. Prof.
orion was one of the most distin-
guished economic biologists in Amer
len. lie was the first president of the
ohio university. serving in that capac-
ity eight years. He resigned in 81 but
retained professorship.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-10-19

at appears that Charlie asked her
20 marry him"
Yes"
And she hesitated before she said
YES. Then Charlie said. Take a little
time to think !. over.
"well?"
And Charlie has never said any
thing more about 1t. '-Cleyeland
Plain Dealer.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-10-19
LIQUID AIR FOR MOTORS.

An English scientist shows that IL
quid air cannot do the great things
expected of it as a source of power or
OF refrigeration. The cost OF manu-
facture is such that it cannot pay to
use the air produced by the evapora-
ton OF the liquid for the propulsion Of
an engine For refrigeration a lump
of ice beats a bottle of the liquid air
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-10-19

journeyed throughout the east and
west in your state. I never look into
the faces of great American audience
that l do not feel that the free institu-
tions of the United States are safe and
forever safe in their hands. The
patriotism of the American people
takes the place of large standing arm
les. We don't need them in the United
States. We can have an army on any
notice If the nation is in peril or the
flag is menaced. Eager is every Amer
lean citizen to respond to a call to
arms and just as eager to get back to
the paths of peace when the emergency
has passed. | am glad today to join
in your welcome to the thirteenth
Minnesota volunteers. | was glad
they didn't want to come home until
the government of the United States
was ready to dispense with their SER
vices. | am glad, no matter who ad-
vised otherwise, that they did not pro-
pose to beat a retreat, and today
every man, woman and child in the
state is glad they staid. The American
soldier never runs away from duty,
even if his time is up
McKinley's Iowa Trip.
Des Moines, Oct. 13.-Arrangements
for President MCKinley's trip across
Iowa on Monday night have been COM
pleted. AS now planned he will leave
Sioux City on Monday morning over
the Illinois Central. Short stops and
speeches will be made at Lemars, Cher
okee, Storm Lake, Manson, Fort
Dodge, Webster City, Iowa Falls, Wa
terloo, Manchester and probably at a
few other points.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-10-19
FOREIGN.

Countess Warwick discountennancos
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-10-19
BUTLER IN CONTROL
HAS SUPREME COMMAND IN
SOUTH AFRICAN AFFAIRS.
GUARANTEED LARGE FORCE

Absolute as Wellington and Less Ham
pered Than Was Kitchener-Con-
duct of War Is in His Discretion
Future of South Africa Depends
Upon His Movements.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-02-23
GMlen fpriMt.

Gonge bat Gontre glonliral Gdlep
oelbniegen. Gr bat es Iid gefallen
IaIlen, bah Qloniral GampIon ben
4ubm fir ben @iea in Der Seel1laht
bon 6antiogo einbeilnlie, Der ibn ee=
biibrt, bal dGampfon erli antani, als bic
ipaniihe Glptte DerniAtet mar !; er lag.
te ilibts, als Sanlpion tpegen ieinem
Yerpienlt i'm lebten Grieae lber i'm
binipya bsf0roert wnroe !; erlagte nihts,
als perlhiebsne Beri6teriatter III Ma>
ihinotDil ollosutetill, er babe bic DIG
siplin berlebt ilno ioute eia,ntlib be-
trait iperbell, aber bic Gemerfl,ng III
ieinem Briefe 6ampioils, 0aB isin Nors
gehen taoeillstDertb lei, ,pill II nidt
auf lid iiben laiiell unb nadOem Il Die
Grlnnbnik nahgeInht, 9elpiiie IN elmer
E3ui1rift AN ben Genat ae0en ibn er-
hpbeile Mutlnaen beantlporten 3il oiir=
ZEN Qibter nun cine Mntport, Die benl
Mariltlniniifer Soma uno ieineln
Viebling Compton 1dper i'm Mageil
slieaen iDirb. glnnoen @hIeD Die erlo.
Qeneal 3lageil bes Marinsminiiiers
Sanlpfon rseitir', 9ibt er cine einaebeil.
Ds ii4 III nlslffadtr 3iaii4t allf ois
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-02-23
Ncatette WaOri0tcst.

Wuf nen Ybilippinsn lillo feline ,psi=
teren @efethte ppr9etommen- N9ui=
naioo bat EN- Wanifeit erlolien. in nel=
dem er Die bureb Die 9lmeritauer ges
lcbaffene Situation tritilirt. Gr Iaat,
er babe alles in ieinen GrdIten itebenoe
eetban, Tim Die Standardization au per=
meioen. Gr ert!drt ferller, oob Die
6ilipinos lieber lterben, uls Die perbabte
amerituniide 0erridaft anerfenueu
tutroen. SeIbit Die eorrupte ipanilde
!Oerridaft lei ocrielben porsusieben.
Nier Gomnliliare Der gemobner Der
Snlel 9ieorps tleilten Otis nit, bob
Die ameritaniiebe iSlaase auf Der SnIsl
aufgebibt lei uno oaB Die yelpobner Der
sSnisl oerne bereit leien. irgeno cine
Nropoliition Der 9lmeritarer 81 aeeepti=
rem. Sic Sniurgenten iino Don Der
Smell neririebeil iuDroen.
9lm Is. Tebruar lnuroe bon einem
prDnlinenten Weanlten Der eSniuroenten=
Megierunp IN Malalps Elm gefebl erIal=
len Der Die Mieoermtbslune aller 6remben
anoronete. IS be!bt Sic 6amiliel
Der 6ilipilcs iueroen reIpeftirt lueroen.
Sic loaten ilibt belditigt tueroen. 9llle
anreren SnoiUiouen aber, sleihDiel
pelhsr Nalle, luerben obne Gnaoe aus=
aerottet sDeroe.l, llahoem Die Sffupa=
tipnsarillee ausgerDttet it,"
,Sn Der Waine So. 2 in Blocton be
Birmingham. 9lla., erei3nete lih cine
Grplolipn, bel melWer flint Mann 9e=
ItOotet poer t0otlicb uerlebt lpurben.
Webrere 9lnoere erlitten leiDte Berle=
blnaen.
gei MnlaB Der Wobl eines nel,en
8rdiioen!en babenill paris unruben
ftattgeiunoen. Die jeOod prolnpt llnter-
|oriift inuroen. IS tpuroen' babel as
YerIone,l DerlnunDet, Darunter IA po=
li3iitell. Gin Sournnliltt er5ielt einen
10 fbmsren Griippesbieb iiber ben Gppf
IoaB er nod elnem OoIpital 9ebrabt
.sperOen mubte, no er idlper fralit barr
6nieoerliegt. Welbaftnnsen tpuroen $50
.genaadt, oarunter l42 luegen perbote=
men Maffcntraacns.
Sn Manila iuhten Die Sniuroenien
slebte Nabt bic GtaDt nieoersnbrennen.
Tie gerfllde Der Generuebr, ben gralb
Isi l6lhslL tparoen oabur4 oerbinoert,
|oab nla,l Die Ghlduhe burhldnit.
Gas Geuer lpiithete lpdbrsno Ger aar=
3en NaAt uno 9nnoerte bon Gineebol=
nen liAD cboahlos. Gas einsise dit.
|tel, bes Geuers 0err ~ lDsrOell, bsItanb
|oarill Bob man Die GinNebornen aus
pen UOfl Geusr beilaaeinAtell Diifrigten
|uertrieb
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-02-23

/ gpn Maorio fomlnt o,e Hadridt.
ba5 Die @apitine Der an Der 5eeihlahi
bel Gantiaan De Guba betleiIietsrl
ehiffe Ilmmtlih bpr ell Ggieesoeri.bt
seltellt meroen lollen.
Nuf Der Sniel Sdmaica toben furdt=
bare Stiirme. lleberih,pemmlnqer,
baben 9roBe Werbeerunaen angeridtet.
Snfolge Der mebr uno mshr TIM lib
|areifenoen Beulenpeit in Der iiioli=
den Solar GolDfelbern pun Wplore,
Snoien, iino $500 Gulies auflidnoia
|9e,poroen uno baben jeslibe 9lrbeits.
perrldtllng permeiaert. Gereits pur=
ben IS SooesidlIe infolse peit 9emeloet.
Der grprebsuq con Galais nah Brill
lei beltinmt, eplliolrte am Is. b. nidt
melt pon griilel nit einem anoeren
3uae. Dreibis Yaliaeiere tuuroeu TO-
fort 9et0otet unb so msbr ober tpenieer
perleBt. IS beianoen lih piele 2onoo=
ner auf benz 3u9e.
slin GanlItaa Nahnittaa trat gu
@erIailles Die frans0lIhe 9lationalper=
lamnlluna suIammen, nm einen neuen
prdlioenten sli ertpdblen. @s naren
nur slpei Ganbioaten i'm Seloe. 2oubet
lno Meline. 2oubet erbielt 4S3 uno
Meline 270 Gtilnmen. 9oubet puroe
offisiea fir ermdblt ertldrt.
Sn Nicaragua babeu lie tuieoer eine
3eoolntipn uno Der gelaaerllnasautano
1T iiber oas sanse 2ano perbdn9t ipor=
ben.
Sn Sallenman. China, iii es atpiiden
Den RuIlen uno ben Gbineien au einem
ernltliden Sample gefommen lno Orei=
hunoert Gbineien ioaen set0otet tpuroen
lein. Streitigteiten neeen Steueran=
9eleaenbeiten iollen 81 Dem Gpnflift ge=
fiibrt baben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-02-23
9esihte Der Gapitdne Gigsbee UNI SSse=
irett itiibenpe Vel1reibuna i1mntliher

Nesidte Der Gopitane eigsbee UNI Sc
,rett itiibenoe yeibreibuna iamnatliher
0osgon9e Bis sur 5feihlndt BON gan.
1 tio9n sd MOI iaute @nntre Nnnli=
fal 5dsIsD, an Grt llnb Gtsile lnn han-
bette ineinen sSnltrutiipneil aelndB. ipel=
| de mir polle discretion nobeil.
| Gontre=Nomisaf gdlep scigte Johann
einen gritf bonn 90. Mai ppr, ben er
bon 6ampiou erbalten mn in tpelbcn,
fol9enoe S.elle uorfpnlmt
.9senn Die fpanii0en @1ific in 5an=
tiago allaelsgt .babsn, nliiiien bteielben
entmeoer nod @lelillesos ooer Dauana
fonmeit, nm ben Grieasbeoarf, ben lie
fiir Cuba an YorO haben, absulieIern.
sd bin oesbalb Der Mnlibt, oob es. uln
Die 6lotte absuiallen. bus gele lit, nit
ellen Rrditen, bic mir nnfsumenoen i'm
6tanoe iino. uns suiIden ben slpei
qunften sll balten. Sollte es ii1 fpd.
ter beronslielien. BOP Die ipaniibe 5lotr
te in 5antiago III, 70 tonnen mir uns
|auberbalb oieies 0oIens ouiltellen mo
oenielben bellltdnoie blofiren. 8is
oabln aber iperoen mir SaDana llno
@ienIueaos baiten."
SieIem SrieR iiigte @ontre-g -gomiral
Sdlep bel Dieler Brief ilt meoer in,
slnbana nph I'M aripriinalihen 0otur
memt Is aeoruft. aber id erbielt ibn
am %. Wioi, uno er aeist, oaB man
uDn mir ermartete. mein @eIbmaoer
Dor Gienfuegos Su balten."
9lahoen Der Gontre=Nomiraf nod
eine turse @el6reibnng Der Seel6ladt
Dor Gantiaao aegeben lno conltatirt
bate. oaB Die Srootlin" in oericlben
AM Weilten ge!eiitet uno Die fir bic
spanier 10 perbdngllibpolle gBenollna
lerbeioeiiibrt, idliebt er nit iotgenoem
9blaB ieine 3llibriit:
,glm 81. lRai erhielt itb bon BEN
Gber=@ =@pmnanbenr Elm Ielegranlm,
iporin mir sur Grmittllule uno Gin-
ihlieBung Der feinolitben 6lotte in San,.
tiuao ara!ulirt lulrbe. gDenn mein
Yor9ehen oanlals anerfenuellstpert1
luar, fam i6 ihlper einieben. iuarum
Gan,piDn es in feiilem 8erid)t pom 10.
syilli 1898. ieds Modlen ipdter, ta=
oelnslpertb finosn iollts."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-02-23
Ser critic GpIinOerbitt itt
0nnOnft

Sic erite 0anbelslfaot Der Welt lit
befonntlih nibt nur Die 6auptltaot bes
britilhen Neides, ipnbern 9teibseitia
auf Die Wetropole fir Die aleemein
uerbreitete Wlooe bes @plinoertragens.
gliht nur Ger 2oro uno gtpBe 9anbels=
bsrr, ni6t olein Der Giinltler unD @e-
lebrte, aud Der ebriame Yiirger trd9t
baielbit - nibt etlua uur als Sonn=
taasnabmittaasausgebebut = Sag UNI
5ug ieinen @plinoer. ia aub Der iunge
Gommis unb ielblt Der neunid1riee
Sensel balbwess gut Iituirter gItern
nlirbe es unter leiner gGiiroe balten,
anoers als i'm @plinaer ipin beneut'a
mes 5aupt auf Der GtraBe su seigen.
llno bod bat oieIe 3opibeoefung bel ib=
rem eriten Gribeinen fur1tbare Nuf=
reauns untcr ben suten 2ouoonern ber=
porgerufen mie in .6atters @a5ette" gu
leIen lit. altr. 9etberin9ton bieB Der
@iibne, Der lih 3uerlt, am Is. ssanuar
1887 NOR es. i'm @plinosr auf Der
e5traBe seigte. Dab er oamit Senlation
leroorruien luiiroe, bate er ia lebltper=
| ltanolib angenommen, aber oaB es tbat=
| idAli6 gu einem 9etpaltisen Mufitanoe
! fam, mar ibm ooh auBer allem SpaB.
lin II llbr 8ormittass a!io trot beIag=
ter 6err aus ieinem 2aoen am Stranoe,
elmer Der belebtelten Beihaftsfraben
QDnbons. Qlber faum batte err aehn
S1ritte aetban, 10 blieb Naes lteben
uiio 1tarrte oas merfpiiroige Wunoer=
loing auf ieinem Gopfe on. Scr. Qe=
| Itberinaton aber aina ungenirt peiter,
oo6 Oiejeni9en, Die i'm bisber ,lur Itarr
Dor 5taunen an1eleben batten, soaen
nun betpunoernb binter ihm brein, uno
in tuenigen Minuten mar Die Strabe
init elner joblenben Mn9e bibt gefiilt.
Gin 3eitltnasberibt aus jenen 5a9en
| ielbH meloet iiber bas @reigniB: Ser
Observation-Disclosures Mr. Sobn 9etber=
|ington BON etranbe ipuroe seitern lpe=
|aen 0ffeutliher NubeIt0runy unb gr=
reellng eins Quftanoes Dor ben 2oro=
MAJOR 9ebraht uno su einer Strafe bon
500 Dfo. Sterling beroonnert. IS lit
ndmlih erpieien, oaB iener 9err fi1
|auf Offentlidsr 6traBe nit elmer &opf=
beoedllng ge5eigt, Die er einen Seioen1ut
ilennt, elmer boben, gldnsenben &0bre,
oarauf berebnet, furbtiame Meni1enin
|59reden su feben. Die poli3ei fat be-
tdtigt, bob cine Mnaabl G.auen Bel Die.
lem uit9eip6blihem Mnblif in Dbn-
mabt iielen, baB Die Ginoer laut auf-
|ihrien, 0lnbe beulteH llnb elm Rnabe
BON Der angeianmelten Menihenmai1e
|nieoergelfDben ,uilrbe, 10 OaB er einen
Nrnl gebroden bat. Nesbalb tDurbe
|Der Geflagte berhaftet uno bDr ben
eoromaDor gebraht, mo er iih boinit
|uertbeioiate, baB er tein @eieb be8 Nei-
hes Derlebt babe, Oa jeoer damn III
England bas Neht babe, in elmer 9opf-
beoedling 5u eriNeiilen, Die ieinen1 Sc.
|fAm0d entlprd6e. Die .3inles" bonn
16. Sonuar 1897 aber nabm Iin Ner
ueueu Ropfbeeedung an, Die iie fur Il.
Inei1 noftfhritt Der WlDbe ertldrte, Der
Ib0lo Qa0enaeine Nerbreituna erlanQen
! 'spitroe.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-12-30
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Dallas. Tex. Dee e7.-Dallas n. =.
known 20 many bloody ARRAYS a e. ~.
mas ia many years AZ have hssa reee, 49,,
toT this one.
Charles Miller shot Walter Never. -.
in the street and aed. Ne aflsrwaYa ~.
rendered and elaima b. ahai "a ~ ~.
reuse. Albest Hall got into quarrel 80
two brothers named Edward AM Ar.s,...
Cecil. and shot the Cecilia Blizzard 4 4.
ported dead, but Murray win rse,.s.
Hall is . fugitive A negro not knses
TO the poliee partially wrecked ! Chlses.
restaurant in krVay street with drns.
mite cracker. lie returned and 81 n !.
ChiRaman, Dock coun. II tAs Ma -.
brick. A tbs chihan,an turned "A ~
4 pistol the negro eseepsd. The Chlna,ss {,
then fired oa the first negro il SIGHT ~
killed Jef Thomas. an innoesnt bystanA.
er. The Chinaman i 10 Jail. John M.
MILAN and Clay Patton are suffering f..,..
ballet wounds. and u. philiips had ! ~,
broken in three places with . ballet. ~.
are Ahits men aud wefe attacked Il az
iereat parts u the city BY men Who y.
cap@l and whose ideatity i not kaown {.
the police.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-12-30
STRICT ORDER BY CATACRE
TO CHECK ANY RESURRECTION.
The R0sra to Get No Assistanee--A"
Maleu over Twelve Years AEe Or
asred 90 Leave HO@s-c"issssrS
sends Few Dateh 60 the nOeFa.

Cape Town, Dec. 2d.-Gen GAtacre' u
order to cheek insurreetion among the
Dutch eOlonists and to prevent diSaffeeted
people giving information or other assist
ance to the Beers, has issued a modified
reconcentrado order. by its terms all
males over IL years Of age, OF whatever
nationality, residing outside OF towns OF
villages, but within a radius OF IL miles
OF military camps now established or here
after to be established, north OF Stefk-
stroom, are required immediately to va
cate their places OF residence and either to
remove to some place outside the l2-lhl'e
radius or to form camp in close prox'
unity to the nearest military eAmp-the
spot to be selected by the oilicer com
handing where they must reside until
further notice. providing for their own
needs All persons found within the IA
dius without passes will BE- arrested. Adj
vices from Colesburg assert that not many
colonial Dutch have joined the Beers III
that district.