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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-05
MRS. HAzry BuYISo HrR TRoUssEAU.
ADMIRAL DEwEy's FIANCTE RIDES UNDER THE
ARCH ERECTED ~ HONOR OF
LIS VICTORY.

Mrs William p Hazen the widow Of Rrigadier
General Hazcn. L. 5. A. who IS soon 70 be married
to Admiral Dewey. spent almost the entire DAY
yesterday in the shops. She has come here 10 buy
her troussoau. She is accompanied by her mother.
Mrs Washington Mclean. and her sister Mrs Iud-
low Mrs Hazen drove down Fifh-ave. yesterday
morning and passed under the Dewey Arch, which
was built in commemoration Of the great victory
In Manila Bay and in honor ~ the man whom she
20 marry. 49,
Mis- Hazcn admired tho arch greatly. She re.
coivod ONLY % few personal friends Yesterday ana
during nor stay here intends 10 refrain from ac-
ceufine social invitations. Admiral Dewey was *
poctod 10 arrive here Yesterday nu late in me daF
va. said That he had been compelled 20 postpone
his rim and would not come 20 New YORK. When
Mrs Tiazor completes hor shopping and ATTENDS 10
The other duties she has iu \eW-lork she Hlll re-
urn 10 Washington and prepare for the wedding.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-05

Plainneld y. j.. NOV Special William Hulse
Brewer. resident of Pialnheld for quarter ~ a
century died last night at No 43i West sixth-st.
where he had boarded for year Mr.. Brewer was
sevonty-thrce years Old Tie was one o. the oldest
florists in New-Y0rk and one OF the oldest COM
rnuters on the Jersey Central Railroad. Mr. Brewer
was born in New-YorE CITY on August T. 1926 His
hoyhooi was spent In Pouehkeepsie Later ne re-
turned to New-York and entered the business Of a
aor.s, AZ the time u his death he was doing a
successful business ~ Fifthayc and Twenty hird-
- HIS three sons were IN partnership with him.
While resident ~ Scotch Plains. D. De- was
or. ~ the Organizers ~ the Fire Department. lie
,,a- nominated hy the Republicans for County
Clerk but was defeated ly small majority ~
ls5 he removed TO this city, where bee has lived ever
since II. Was ID Mason and a regular attendant al
the C3ngr~eaton4l Church. Fol- the last FOUR years
IFS health had neen poor a month ago Dee bes@h
-, rroe worse and for Tie last few days had been
confined ~ his bed The cause " death was
r.eht.- disease Mr Brewer leaves Il WIDOW ana
-tr, sons John J.. nronrr Or Nr7i"y"a ~
1vtnt.in Brow,r u N-w-York mud l-'f-"11' -.
I,,.W.r. OF IatsiIr. Long lsiAnd l"' ''"''"' ''''
ir held ou Monday ODD -.v % tl"e".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-05
DIED.

ALEXANDER At his home No 2i3 ives, ooh-st Rob
f.. serrae- IN the Presbyterian church. University
pac. corner lO,h-sf.. Tuesday afternoon % CLOCK.
rAlf.f.y-At crotan Falls. \. y November g. 1892
,,..r, ,r5n a.. late residence Monday. November
a " r NEE, ,rala leaving Grand Central Depot
SOS
p,p,.,foRr--A Elizabeth y J. FRIDAY. N'yemher g.
George b Baremore 10 the -oin year o' ''' u.s.
Funeral private
hi' nam n lit ,ner sg-l % years ~ ~ OF,
,-i e.r,Ia.s al hts late resiience - 7oi ~. o..
~ paina4la o. Monday. November ' "' -o' 30 ''
r.,,.rsr~,,,e Davis wife q Lem1e wilmer DAVIS '"
NFenter i,SS 2ssnd ne services a. ihs
~ her sor-fn-iar A-frf .i i-. i,"eN-s ~
s.. u-.t -.i--f Manhattan. 'r"-i -'h ''''' u" -s'
lay ~. - n'
-,.s,,N .ti.niy ia The 7si year u lis age f, nls
In. iAara.... 20 Itlis-al. N-'sl"-s. e 4'''
rfaD..s j. Fi-ei.au .. . ,,
t,- ..fi Tres nl t.lr p.t.- upon afi4.s4 az Lake
,s = t4. .iaia leaving Nc~-foi- A. - J. ia. va
r-f.'.n ,fsia leaves Lakewood AZ a*e CO..
if.ln leaving Grand Neara. station AT l' i' f i
'H, .s Sin. >,'rm'-- 3 i,aa iIan.-t S. Kei. ham,
rTI.a ~ Jacob . Gaffef-n. in r~ '''n fet NJ h'r
Int raer, o.. Nova, .r eoef., staten s'a' on Tues
urn-o> g., 10. .lea.. s.. Nidasn o.. Brook
tn lst'e Hnian
uums on s.. .r.e.- isa os'... inhre 10
r,,e.. p. .. f.t. 20. i,.e 49, - vest f-'r ST. HsN-
y.r. N.-ls. '...mIt-e o. SOB 20 a. nl
Inissu.n, d, c-a' sa---s q ne iam.,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-05
rIL1pINOs NEVER ALLIEs


It is demonstrated that there was no agreement
between tAe Federal authorities and Aguina.dO mat
Independence was TO be the reward or ASuinMdo 3
military support OF the Americans against inc
Spanish: Thai there was, I'm fact, no such support
on cooperation given 10 the American forces Al
uiral Dewey exhibited the greatest discretion ID
fro discharge Of the delicate duties Imposed upon
him al Manila. The statements Of the Commission
ns 10 his relations with AEuinaldo confirm the
r.,.uIar conviction that his management Of the
Rational Interests in the Philippines was singHarly
malicious and careful.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-05
MARK HAuBorRG ~ BoSToy.

Ros-on nov 4.-Mark Hamburg tho yoIns RVS
sian pianist. who achieved such Success IN Europe
and Australia u the last few years. made his first
appearance IN America ar the concert ~ the Boston
symphony Orchestra tonight and won marked
recognition hy an audience that crowded Music Hall
His performance tonight was Ruhinsfoin's Con
rerfo so g. and 80 pronounced v9s his success
five enrOres
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-05

Syracuse y g.. Noe. i-coiono William W
Teal one ~ Ssracuse's pioneer business men. died
this morning AGED eighfv-two. He eft wife.
Mr. Sarah Sumner Teal daughter ~ tho late
Maior General Edwin g. sumner and sister ~
Brigadier General Edwin T. sumner retired. and
m Colonel S.mu. sumner. military affachf of
fha United States Embassy. London, and four cli-
dron oliver sumner Teal. ~ Nov-Nork William
Tsau of this city, Mrs q. Herbert nacomb ~
This city. Mrs John Mcintyre 81 New-York and
Mrs Charles = Kidd. ~ England
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-05

Charles !. Reilly. an Inspector u The Department
Of Buildings died on Friday night az hts home. So.
400 West Forty-fourth-st He was appointed an
Inspector when the Department was Organized. IN
1899 and served many Years one ~ the con-
strlctiou experts II the Department. He fifty
years old. lie leaves widow and child. The
funeral Will take place tomorrow morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-05
WHAT IT DEMONSTRATES.


"a. may pat aside the question OF going 10 Manila
a., me first pace. That Is sustained by every con-
'.il.rtfion ~ war. w may pat aside the question
~ r,r1aiuIns there after Dewey had sent the Span
,.i f..f 10 The bottom That JIG sustained By every
'''. .a,atiou Of honorable obligation 10 ourselves
e,'d 10 the world al large. We mny put aside me
"',t,,' ~ liking Ou sovereignty ia the archipelago
~. ~ had stripped Spain o. all power AMI
a..ss,,fe All reasonable doubts On that point had
L4F7"t 80 resi- before thi- report Written
VII va have % consider therefore, Is our con
6,Di since We assuMel a1thoIitS IN snoie H@s Il
flleIy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-05
OBricn. Of No &c West seventy-nrst-st. 70
Thomas T. Fiizsimmors

Announcement IS made OF the engagement OF
Miss Emma Frickenham daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs r. r. Otto Frickenham. OF Lenox-ave. East
Orange y j.. 70 William Vocrhis Swords. OF this
city.
Mrs. Richard Gamhrill has renewed her lease OF
tho Eldridce nlace AT Ochrc Point. Newport. for
the summer season of 1900
Mrs. Bayard Dominlck OF No % West Fifty
Nrst-st will give reception on Saturday. Deem
her =. 10 introduce her daughter, Miss Helen
Dominick
Mss Halle Frminie Rives Favo n reception last
night 40 SO ioi Waverioy Place. Among the largo
number present were Mr. and Mrs Richard Hoycy.
General w r. Con- of Washington: Mrs. Frank
Leslie Mr.. and Mrs Cakes Andre Roosevelt +. i.
Collier Mr. and Mrs Robert Davis. Mr and MIS-.
Vaughan kester. Miss Holly. Miss Macarthur.
Alfred e. Newell Arthur !. Stringcr. Miss Dunlop.
Mr. and Mrs William Thompson ana Mrs Martha
Mctuli0Ch Williams. There was music.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-05
HlnLLN GlRLlND - RE N4RRLED.

Chicago Nov 4-Tiamiin Garland widely known
rs writer Of stories NJ Western life. including
'.Tho Rose of butchers Cooiiy.' Main Travelled
Roads, aud others. is 70 marry Miss Zulelne Taft.
daughter Of Professor Don Carlos Taft and sister
Of Iorad0 Taft tho sculptor. The wedding VIII
take place ou November q ar Hanover Kan, the
home OF Professor Taft.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-05
roR 1 Drrrr n0yruryT n nILw4rKrr.

Chicago. nov "A dispatch 10 THE Chronicle
from Milwaukee, says that Mayor Rose thinks that
city should have a Dewey monument ~ IS own 70
commemorate the Manila victories. and has called
81 meeting. 10 be- held al his office next Tuesday
night 70 perfect an organization for that purpose
10 IS enthusiastic the subject. and believes
that there will be no difficulty in securing hand
some sum by popular subscriptions with which 10
erect a monument In the central part Of the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-05
Gpccinl Noliccs.

>->>>>N~~~~
Congress Water re popular because ~ is health
fui II has long hesr famous fr no desired results u
brings and fr the clean. after taste j. leaves 90 tf
palate. nfiihie feef ~ ia purity.
The person owning fne fr. pinot graph eyer f1ser NJ
Abraham Lincoln Is fe-lr0us " selling f'e emo For
fur he~ Information inquire of Miss d. g. EA4HBDN,
tngo~turn Bitfers makes fealff ar8 heail make.
hrlghf. i..- checks arI happiness ir d. a. b. ,.cger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-05
1ra1Ity SINGER BEcouEs INSANE.

S. Joseph No. Nov. 4-Piotro Gaileano. a
barytone with tho lombard Italian Grand Opera
Company. went suddenly insane here last night. and
* a raying maniac. Re was sent 10 the asylum to-
day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-05
HOSPITAL SHIP FOR SOUTH AFRICA
AMERICAN WOMEN ~ ENGLAND EovIPPING THE
STEAMER MAINE.

The American women resident IN England are
equlpping tho ocean steamer Maine as a hospta!
ship II is 20 le used fog the care and trans
portation 81 the sick and wounded in South Africa
Contributions from Americans who sympathize
with this humane project may be sent to Andrew
Miller 40 70 West Thrty-hrst-st.. who IS author
tied by the committee 20 receive them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-05

Hamilton Bermuda Nov 4.sr josiah Reos
CHIEF Justice ana Judge o. the Nioe-Admiraitv
Court o. bermuda since ISIS diol THIS morning. He
was born in 1921 and Wa created knight IN 1897.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-05
For constance dweis IN realms above.
And life is thornv and youth IS vain.

Yet this essentially tame and ordinary situation is
elevated IN the acting Of Ellen Terry - tho dis
nitv Of tragedy. and few could look upon u without
tho emotion that is too deep for tears
Last night was devoted 20 waterloo ana me
Bells" and Henry Irving repeated his eccentric
pathetic. and deeply touching portray al Of the
veteran Brewster and hts marvellous ana long
famous impersouation Of the haunted Matthias.
These performances have been repeatedly de-
scrlbed and f. would be difficult 10 say now word
abouf them now in Brew ster the note IS chaIa'-
ter and the feeling that this excites is that ~ the
sollcitude and pity naturally awakened by the spec
tac'o u decrepit axe. In Matthias the note Is I'M
agination and the feeling Inspired by 'his j.
mingled terror and wonder. 80 contrast could DE
eharner Both embodiments are original with
Henry Irving AMI In their association they are
very eloquent OF his power The most exactins test
IN which an actor can be subjected. the test OF
soiioouv is severely imposed in the play OF Inc
Polls " In fact the piece IS almost monol"sur
Cha actor more than satisfied every rcquisition or
his weird and terrible theme. There was not one
,nouent Of weakness The interest was never
once allowed TO flag During the Trial an almost
hroothless sience.-the hush o. awe ana terror.
naturally incident 10 an ordeal n dramatic sus-
,ense IN the shadow OF impending deata-petvAded
the listening assemblage. and gave emphatic proof
OF this great actors absolute triumph. lie was no
less than ten times called before The curtain. and
AZ the last Was obliged - make an address or
thanks The success Or The engagement Is very
hrnl.nt y vs..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-05
THE pHI11pp1sE couuISsIovs REPORT
CONVINCING
From The New-Ioik Times.

From Tho N0W-l0fK limos.
Tho preliminary report Of The Philippine ON,
miss on is so convincing as q the rgiNil!ness ehl
ilstire OF our policy in the new possessions that
some wonder VIII be expressed that the ADMIN
istration did not authorize or permit an carrier
presentation Of the facts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-05
.rliE Only sENslRLE coNcLIsloN


l,,0,1 r-- BsltlmoIe Amr'I'an.
The Commission ls conr 10 ''e , o,g ' .,,-
'".'''' ~ ,fparnuslN inc climatic '"i4iii'iH
j. ,-,rit aud after that IS done 'i. n'.igr ', o.,
Wiz p'i 49,. mat what THIS country 'u"i7 ~
i,r i"'...,i a.. the most accept die ana piuh'ap'
,.., ',,,,,.uf they have eyer Known
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-05

on cent per copy extra postage s. caarsei ~ the
DAILY ari SENI-WEEkLf O. mail subscribers ia
New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-05

FOR IRA NF;II.II}S II EROPT.
DAILY with sunday. 81 Is month. Address BANGED
DAILY ,ai,haut sanda, 81 ~ mon'h. address
changed often as les.r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-05

THEATRICAL NOTES-Oiga Brandon IS serl-
ousy IN IN the London Hospital
"ln Old Kentucky" Will be produced al the
Princess's Theatre November g.
Tho American children OF the Ghetto Company
will open ut The Adoiphi December O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-05

Cards are OF FOR the wedding OF Miss Mary
Iaaloa Burton and James j. McEvilly. which is TO
AXE place ~ the home o. Or. George r. Stevens.
Nss hsrons uncle 80 80 West Thirty-thrd-st..
a. O'Clock November Q. Only members Of tho
iami.-.. and few intimate friends are 10 be pres
tt. Mss Burton i- a niece Of Ex-Governor i. !.
.-flsree. % Vermont. and q Commander Albion
v Va ihams. @. rho Navy. Mr. McEvilly is
tol1f lawyer Be has been associated with ex-
o1sressman Lem-f. /. Quigg president Of the
f'1iai s7n County Committee. as his private sec
ieiafy f1r number ~ wears and now has Offices
N'n Nr e.'ee. a. $50. 10u Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-05

-io Merry Wives Euchre club viii hold The FIRST
-.s. rr OF i-s second season on Friday afternoon
.1i. ~ The home Of the president Mrs. Rolden :.
gers 30. 43S Lexingtor-ave. This popular club
-ss.s on The second and fourth Fridays OF each
-.-.r The limit OF membership has been reached.
~o~r ttc members are Mrs /. Fellows jenkins.
FL. John r. Hall Mrs. Richard jackson Mrs. II.
Goodwin Mrs. Wlitlcld Cnaueier MIS-. Walter
ut-ron Mrs Lillian Rely. Mrs Helen tluue.
Yrs Franz Drake. Mr. Frederick collins. Mrs.
John r .rrer Mrs y j. Ingraham. Mrs. William
a. Evans Mrs Frank Fulgran. Mrs Richard
forester Mrs. Y. NJ Johns Miss Y H. Knapp.
Mrs x b. la Roche Mrs q. =. Whits1n. Mrs. T..
J. Nalrer Mrs j. Montague. Mrs Edwin out
water. Mrs William oliver Mrs. J. Robbins Mrs
Gilbert seaman. Mrs. Adolph Rosenberg and Mrs.
Raymond /. PamelDerE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-05

The engagement e announced % M'ss Lillian
''a7maa steftevart niece OF Miss Chapman.
Nc - West seventy hird-st. 10 DIT John
hi-as so1 ~ Sir and Mrs Adolph Kurrls
. -.s city, Tho wedding VIII no. Doe celebrated
- .d'e ll ffa winter Miss Chapman and Miss
s-''eralt are sf home On the first and third
,.es.sy e,er rs 3D. November and December. al
UT -t N.s- Segcnfy-flird-sf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-05

r.hi.h originally belonged 80 her
-,sf r. Mss Mary Louise Black. niece ~
rin.o'n,Ili l bc the maid Of honor DR. aT'ocT''N
: tfioe ,i io the Nrideerooms pest man
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-05

REFORM AT MONTE CARLO-Thc Prince ~
Monaco has issued order forhidding the lending
OF money on jewels except by the ordinary licensed
bankers and pawnlrokers. HIS aim ia TO rid the
Monte Carlo gambling rooms Of the shoals OF usuri
Gus sharps who have long been accustomed 10 take
advantage OF half-crazod losers hy lending sums.
utterly inadequate. upon jewcry pledged with them
and often unredeemed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-05

..teat'r q uecember %. February ., and one
Sr..es ass Mrs John J. Davenport. Mrs. John NJ
e.e Sir. " vile " johnston Mrs. oliver 7.
''--s'1 AID q. j. $ Trask.
ne Friday Evening Dances organized by Mrs.
''l y S.eleaer and Mrs. George Evans viii
-e-a ti.s winter AZ Shcrry's. the first being
10y December 80 the second for January 3. the
."l ~ January - and the fourth FOR February
,.. 20 tanes ~ thc pafronesses Of these sub
.a ase US winter limited Mrs snodeker win
,ss. .ft il receiving by some " last seaso. >
.. iOin.r members " tho class Mrs ]. NJ
t-, -iet.i .iis albert Nichols. Mfs. j. W. zen
e-'' Ais. N'.lam pearsaA and Mrs James VIII
me marriage o. Miss Anna Morgan Smith.
s'ier % Mr and Mrs Augustine Jacquein
"' % alexandria. Va. 70 Zion ). Hobbs. or
1s's.c,y. H take place in the church Of TIE
IT, s'..'i9n Washington. On wednesday. Novem-
The wedding of Miss Gertrude steirfeld. oaugh-
~ * Af AID Mrs Solomon sieinheld. Of 30 -
I'll, 'ine'y ifc-st % Philip Frank vi. D. eeie
,,afsr o.; Ae Hotel ssroy. Oh Wednesday. No-
.-''.e anl MIS- John clinton efas have leased
S. 1'-s. " Mr and Alrs Charles % Leland.
' "a-.s,r-afe fol- tie winter seas""
end Mr. Arthur Hul OF London. who came
,. Tie ocean more than month ago fo "li-
... ' '.e fl4 races sailed FOR homo yesterday in
,.. '''1 Line steamship Campania Mr. HiN
Yres~ guest of honor az luncheon given on
hone ST. 'ernq,on bE MI Honr SIEGE ~ p,
'tt-.s ~. D." West SeFenf y-see eud-sf Tho 81 -lr
,58ks. meet MIS- liiN SIC. iood Ms Ar1n'.
rs ears Clarence Burns. Mrs rHAIr
S,so' Ifs Theodore Slfro Mrs Charles r..
r.. ~ Ails- Vaughn. Mrs arthur J. Root ana
'islison g. Peters.
o. o. engagement is announced n Miss Mar, D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-05

POLITICS KEPT OrT-Jus' previous 20 tho close
% nominations for the Lori Roctorship ~ The Uni
ersitv Of Aberdeen the students persuaded Sir Ed
ward Grey Liberal Member OF Parliament for Ber-
wickon Tweed and former Under Secretary % State
FOR Foreign Affairs 70 oppose the candidacy Of
Lord StrafhcDna and Mount Royai the Canadian
High Commissioners Sir Edward row announces
his withdrawal on the ground thar the contest
should not Dee conducted ou political lines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-05

" se' ~ subscription dances for young people
'' Been arranged by several society women on
''.sa Island ', Doe given az the Hotel Castleton
erng Easter wax Th- r.irouesses of the
r...es ale Mrs John J.. Davenport. Mrs John "
Nr- " vile " Johnston. Mrs. oliver l.
''--s'1 atl - j. $ Trask
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-05

-.,., % Miss Mary Iandon Burton a
ne ,.'..,.'..,err,r f. J. Ormshce OF Vermont 10
% N.g 6 S a,5 ss ri'' q. "S%. 81 81
?, hr.tt .r.-a-st cn Thursday November "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-05

os engagement IS announced ~ Miss Mar, D
-'sA' daughter o. Sir. and Ms. Laurence
Decorah-posten., 1899-11-17
9utnots.
cp,pbsiGssr ipr Asttta.

Gbicago, 13be Voo. 5orbanos
lingerie | be laaiGlote O~plebsiager
begDnote iodg for 3ommer aobliadt
/ Be 6%orenebe Statsrs Rst. Oct er
oisie Eager, boprt forItieli9e Serns
contemporaries torldngsr Dom mob
gpen for Stabe pdd oeres Gienoom,
Icm blep benz paofsrt unoer ben tore
Sernbaneitrsit / 1894, oa 8bens pos
lit pdaitodes life at bdpe gipst til
'tr9ttelig geItpttelis. Gn al ois'e
Sager, en- minbre en-, blep fsrt % al
gpen tdget til Statsns 69ieiteret meo
ben BaaItdnb, at Stdtslopen, ipm
boloer gpen dnfpdrlig for Staoe at
benne Sluas, itribsr mob @runos
loben. Wen Ssisitsret bolbt 2Open
grunolopsmGsiig % oeeioerebe. at
8nen MATTE betale, De nuo9reros
Eager bill oerfor blot dngdu Spgrss
mddl ON 5dttd. Bnen forls9er at
piie, at aompdnisrne life bar Iibt ida
flor Stabe, iom be p%aditadr. De
idmleoe Sororinger bslsber Iis til
naiten 100000, og i en- Gag, Tom
blep anlagt df 9ennIplOauiabanen,
belsber 5ororingen fig til $500, 600.
Decorah-posten., 1899-11-17
3unH1inntou.
Sierne | Turu.

Sdcpma, lite Rpp. Hortbern
9acific Sernbanstompuniets Sala al
belle tit patenterebe 2ano / bet oeitliae
Wafbtnetpn, ca. 100000 qcres
Spmmerlano, bar aipet Weperbauier
Spnoitatet ct Sisrne / itddenoe Ssus
rutsmmer. YriIen paa Surutsmmer
er dllereoe saaet op, ba bette Sala /
bei 9rao forminbfter Soripninaen
for Sagbrug. Oct ]rappprteres ber,
at S%ernbdnen faar oper 100000
fra Snuoifatet. 2umbermenb talber
bette en- liben Yris; tbi entelte 5opns
ibipS | 2epis og GbsbaIis Counter
inbebolber 5smmsr for S40O,O 900.
Spnoitatet bill tisne Milioner peo at
boloe ssmmeret i nosle faa aar.
Decorah-posten., 1899-11-17
Rrvoier forliit.
Charleston Iorliit paa gu,ons aDf.
a0e Dmbpro reDoet.

Wanila, ABE Rop. - De 5orenebe
Statsrs arpbfer Charleston fsote
pda 9runo pan ct ItiuIt Rsp n9r 8is
gan. Der sr 80 5apne gano pdd beg
gs Sioer. Stibet arbeibeoe meo fine
Waitinsr | TO Doge og 10 R9ttsr for
at TONNE al; men en- 3pfon 6egpnots,
Idaat Wanoftabet maotts gdd | gaas
pene og isse 3ilfust pdd en- libsn .,
lem Wil borte. De Snoisots sr Dsn>
ligIinbebe. aononbddben Sslend sr
ieuot for at bente MnnOfabet.
Doibington. ABE Rou. aomis
raj Bution tslserdfsrsr til Jlddoebea
p%artemsntet fslgenoe Rapport ON
Gbarlestons Gorlis:
Wdnild, 13oe ROB. Charleston
~forliite pda ct itts tdrtldgt aoralrep
ire Nil / Roropeit for 8uindpat
alippsn peo guSons Rprotpit 81. $50
ben 2pen Ropember. Wan ldnoeoe |
COB 9ebolo paa admiguin Zen. Bee
OGbnet msb Rifsr Os TO Colts. De
Snbfsote p~enitabeIise. 2sitnant
Wc0ondlo gift til aingapen | en- Seils
bdao. 0d ban ieilebe, a Der insen
qnleoniHs til at unoertsge 5tibet
Ia
paa Gruno af Siorm og bsi Sis;
5prrummet f~ulbf9nbig opsrfpsmm.t.
De fsrite panbtatte Ssre ftrar luttet.
Stibet er Iuntet agter; 8anoet en- Job
fra Rdpnst. !Selt uos al Yduoet fors
uo. adbenbari meget tell 8dnte. II
Ddges propidnt - babe Rationer -
lanofat. 5eIena ienbt fra ainsapeu
til aomiguin. Dation."
ADMIRAL Datiou. tiger. at Charles.
ton i~orliite 2oen Rop., bborimoo
presieteIsgrammerne flyer, at bet par
ben The. Den 7oe sr formooentlia
torrett. ut llnoerretHingen tom ida
Tent ftpIoes 9rassts iiOl.rsOe Still
ing.
gfter nsiastis @iennemlasning at
Wations Telegram, tror Jldaoeoe.
pdrtementets GmbeosmGno, at G6ars
lesion tan reobes. Stibets Iapn CT
mdlet tire til IRE COB unberR9liuaen,
bDiltet ipnfs at uiie, at 5oDsoD9tist
er ooer 9Gnoet. 8 iud 5dlo 6lsp BET
meset lsttere at pumpe Strogst lens.
meset ofb9nser fOrebrigt at gsirst, oa
0raget ligger miot paa Woniunsrnes
Del, os be sr 9pppige paa OeuHs aarss
tio.
Gor Ohioerers og Wanbfa6s Sill
ter9eo mares ingen 5rpgt. 6elend
maa bare naaet Zen, Tom lisgsr en-
Days Reiis ira 2ingapen.
arpoieren Charleston tilbsrte ben
iadtalots Hpe 5luaot. Den blsp bp9s
get | Gan 5raneiseo | 1888. Den Ct
3,700 IONS, 312 JOB Z CONNER
lang, 46 JOB 2 CONNER brso og trat
q sob 8 CONNER 8anb. 9ens Be-
p9bning er: 70 ottetommsrs auno.
ner. fer iertommsrs. IRE Ssrpunosrs.
to Srepunoere, Ter Gnpunoere. to
Maitintanorsr og en- let aanon FAINT
fire 5~orpeootuber. 9ens geietning
sr 800 Rano. Siibet a at StdaI,
bar to propeller Og 10 MiIit9rmnffsr.
Decorah-posten., 1899-11-17
GnninnG.
Bill plautr sfop.

Wabdib, 12te Rop. = Bio Sour
acknowledgements forisger ct Grpes
riment meo Sfopplantnins, Iom fol-
ges meo Snteresie al Sernbanemeno
operalt. 8a~nIteIisbeOen meb at ftaFe
pasIsnbe Matsriale til Spiler er eff
terbaanben blepet iaa flor, at Sons
panist bill Itafe Jig bet ielp. Oct bar
en- itor 2anoitretning mellsm Bright
ppoo og Sngals. Tom ital beplantes
meb Sr9r. 8pmpanist bar palat
Gatalputraet iOm bet, Der siper bet
beoite 5smmer. S Is @ar pil bisIe
Srar bIiOe isrti Sob bsie og tpps sob
/ Diameter os lepere ppperlig ssms
mer. Der Hal plantes 600 paa
acren, os be Hal tpnoes, efteriom bet
tr9pss for Iuno Bart.