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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-06
ON THE TURF.
''"crs Well Distributed at Newport.
wv VuIellrr al Churchill Downs.

DiNOiNN Arl. May Three favoiites,
w.. W. sSeo"u choices ami Ions shot were
ene winners 40 Newport to-day. Uncle
'3,a was played fol good thing, but
uiu iol AH'sn inside Il the money. As
Sosia'e Judge Burke, 4 Newport. has re-
eelNeu an 'Her from he Montreal tQue)
. 10 aet as the presiding judge At
tneir meeting which begins May a. lie
VIII pIooto.y accept. Curley Brown has
ass ace ptto The potion Of starter At
MoHtl'ai The weather was fine, the
track good summaries.
FIRST iace-iiyc an, a half furlongs-
Monadeur o 90 100 nHt. Clara Meader g
10 second, Lillian Reed 90 to y third.
Time, l.3l,
second Iaco-four aid half furlongs-
Cheese straw % to first, Indian q TO
u second Nina (6to u third. Time,
:56i2.
Ihird mie-Anber Gllnts d3 to D
hrst' banquo ID (eve) second. Jack Mar
tin do To j. third. line 1914.
fourth face-six AID a half furlongs-
Iruehght Oh TO 81 inst, Can Gallop % TO
D second, Lucy NJ. to y third. Time
1871.
Fifth race-six an a half furlongs-
Meddler - 90 ID frs Cariotta c. g to
and eyeD second. he Geeser az to u
third. Time. 1910.
sixth race-mle-L W. 90 10 u FIRST.
kriss kringIe l3 tc0 second, Prosecu-
| tor % 10 j. thirI lime .43.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-06
Standing ofthc Clubs.
Games To dny.

Richmond AT Newark.
Paterson az Lancaster,
Allentown al Reading.
Wilkesbarre at Scranton
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-06
Chnrcllll Downs.

LOUISVILLE. ky May 1.-The Debu-
tante Stakes. The Tincipal event of to-
days card at Chumill Downs. went TO
Mollie Newman anoutsider, entered al
the last moment summaries:
First race six irlongs - Purse - ST.
Wood IS 20 D. first, .alius q 10 u second,
Hard Kot g TO p iird. Time, l:l6l3.
Second race-fo urfurlongs-Pu
till Is 20 ID first. rs Excellency teven)
second, Alfred q. TO y third. Time
80
Third race-soven irlongs-Purse-Rush
90 TO - first JanieClay e to - second
Full Dress GO 10 third. Time, l:3Di2
Fourth race - Deutante Stakes - four
furlongs-MolIie NOman az 10 u first
Annie Balm q TO leecond, Honey Wood
o. TO - third. Tin. 80.
Fifth rcc-mile-5alathe q to D first.
Piccola q TO u secnd. sir Blaze 60 to u
third. Time. l.f4
Sixth uce-six jrlongs-Hurricane @
TO - frs, Bright Eyes @ 10 u second,
Hanlon a to u thn Time. 1l6.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-06

ppoAD STREET NET X . j. s T
49,, l,orrer ~ BROAD and Tenth
streets sunday school $50 \. NJ. Preach
nc Ind n A. NJ. and +. N. by ne pas
Tor Rev. W. q. STARR. d. d. Morning
siibfect. "The Best resurrection a.
night. "The Voice of God in the cyclone
8 cordial welcome t0 all
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-06

cr,NTDNARY METHODIST EPlsCO-
~ -bdrch south lGrace street between
Eonrfh and Finm Rev. W V. TUDOR.
u ID pastor. Preaching at II A. NJ. and
r NJ by the pastor. Subject a night:
..1,he God that MAY be knoNn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-06

pARK-PLACE NJ +. CHURCH COR
81. pine and west Franklin Streets. Rev.
rios. y. POTTS. Pm. D., D. D.. pastor,
Services nj u A. NJ and =. " condu, ,.'.i
bv pastor. 4 cordial welcome 70 an tha'
attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-06

THE MONUMENTAL CHURCH PRO
tesfant FplscopaD Broad street below
twelfth. Rev WILLIAM ALEXANDER
p.pP recf0r.-Services. Sundays al IL
" and = NJ Holy Communion the
,iref sunday In the month az IL A. NJ
and third sunday az 1870 a. VI. -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-06

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Rev r. +. KERR. -. d., pastos.LSeTr,si,,,,
AT ii o'clock A. NJ and 5 o'clock 7. NJ.
,r5s nastor will oiiiciate al the morning
49, Tomorrow and Rev. DR.. George
m etrickler OF the Union Theological
will preach at night. Is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-06

SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Service al | A. VI. at which Key DON
u ~ service because ~ the Union Service
in the Academy OF Music.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-06

GRACE STREET PRESBYTERIAN
o,,,rch Rev. JERE. WITHERSPOON. d.
! ,,eSfor. residence, No. li5 east Frank
~ street. - Services at IL O'Clock A. "
ma s.f5 o'clock r. VI. Preaching by the
pastor sundiay,schi9,1ol se eiNh, az e'5P
al, o'clock u
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-06

CHURCH OF THE COVENANT, REV.
J. CALVIN STEWART. pastor.Rey- Dr.
go the NVoman's Foreign Missionary
soclety and Or. STEWART at Sis L. VI.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-06

sr,vENTH- STREET HRrSTfAN
church corner seyen,h and GRACE
- pav RE,SJ. l.. SMITH. OF Cincinnati.
q and az si5 p. VI. BY Rev, 8. r. MANA
WE'LL. pastor OF the Third Christiam
church OF this city. Seats tree and all
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-12-13
WrGHemccc.

Yruiterns al rem noroIige os ipelia,
8%lsconlin Rreos, cg 9uinois areoien.
atbolnsr. en- Sub nil. Nleoe / Oibtoib,
gels.. ben l6 Il. % Is. San. 1900
fsl oenee Sinner er uaIgis I'll 6ofi
tonoIlu9:
|. 6porlebss tuunt ri pRre Wsnns
iteftitste2 yuf. 5, Ill.
II. Praiiene inbbnroes Stiuing. /.
9ster2 .. Il: .@lffer Brooafabet4.
III. Suns Obs 6OttpnoeIie. sut.
"a. Il.
aae 9raiisr Of ben forenebe airte a
biertsIia p%sltomns; men aue Yr9iierne
al ouennQonls Rrsoie anmooes inoli0n,
big ON al tomms os biaIpe I'll al 9ere
Rsoet frugibart. 81 penter msssn
gdfiqueIie al bette Wsos. 6usr gtait
betaler lin eeeu Reiie. 9ibtoib We.
niob,o bar uslpilliet tiIbu6t os SotaIe
% tri, Spbolb UNDER Weoef.
; M PAM an. 6. q. 3enfen.
5ormaub. 81. sreos. Totm. !. Ns. srsos.
Z. 9Ohnien,
Torm.. II. isis. Rrshs.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-12-13
Blair Goueae.

20 Der CT meltt en- Gel Slspsr I'll
Rptuor og Der itdols tommsr 5ordperas
isl, ON Der fan foass tilifrRtteliof uohptis
af Jlosn o D., naar man lfte tommsr
III lermlnens gsepnoIie. ida fua
oeiie: Or @ieper. BET fommer I'll ytpt
nnr. oil iom Reesl bone liof Of bpefi
e1er ooiad pil be rolf frsmdo / snf1te
Gag. sra StoIsns % De entite Or,
rrss Sioe uiI Der bliOe eiort. buao Der
fnn osres for of iaaodune I'm iai fnib
u bptie al BEERS lib.
RI Ant'r.
y air dsbr.
Striu efier RniaIoa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-12-13
&oitteringer.

8ethania oanife eu.slutb. Ulenigheo. &dro
60. y. Tai. ertenoer herueo meo tHoerlig
Eat Mootaaelien al 9iRlp Ill Cpigreiie al
oens mn airte ira iglgeuoe:
On 5Ieneitepige 81. FRA gud isis: Nette
Mortenien So; 5obaH 5grsenien. u. 6.
SEMEN. Nlrs. u. =. 3. Sgbolm. W. i. 5.
Billie, ho. Il; 8. Y. Z Alipu sc; Nrs. !.
G%brilttulen. z. Is. Rielien, hu. soc. 9nitor
Breoe Sobanien. 6artIano. Isis, 81. 3. VI.
Smith. Soecorpppee. Vie 81. Sra BON.
bells, u. TAT. Sper &. Y1uthe s.; y. Batter
len So; Nartin Nielien. VI. Is. 8lantHer. hp.
50; g9alter arogh. 9brlit. Semen. 9briit.
Briggs. bp. 81: Sgren oanien SOC Era
9Saro 60. u. Tot: 5rinitafis Dl9b.: y.
u. aamp $40; z i. Rlelien -; Sper Sgs
renien. oans Is. 0anieH. hu. 3: Better 9eus
len 81; I. ganritieu. ,Snlius aamp. .. i.
0anieu. 9ller geterien. 9brit. ~ailoaaaro.
.. 9briit. 0anieu. bu 81. SeHs Nnoerieu
$3.50; Better 0ammoHo. yauii 3enieu. Better
geterien. Sgrgeu 9ritien. bp. 50c; Gle sen.
len 25e. ira 6uthiHion. Ulinn.: w. 6.
5homien $; Yrs. ". 6. 5bomien. Mrs. i.
@briltenien, BIO. 81. Mr. "a Nirs. Z. i.
Spenoien. hilbert Geo. Winu, g. Better
9ielieu. Aloen. Niinn.. 81. Chr. gouriiien.
Clear Greet. 81. 81. 3muinnueIs oanlte
ep.slutb. Wgh.. 6omilton Go, Hebr.. S20.45.
Ulr. oe Uirs. y. &. Rielien. Nooop. Sn6.
Yer, q. &. 9anen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-12-13
Deb meniahsOsmsbe fofie Sns-

= Deb acknowledgements fofie ems
bag Nften BIZ lntteoes BET al afboloe Su-
lena. Ger bIsp nsblat Ell Romite III
At unbefisae 6iGIpffofeninesiaoen %
oens Soue liet nGrmsfe, iaa Speross
maalet pm SprsitsIie al en- iaaoon oil
bllue taget unoer Sosrusielie n9ite
8ong
- eo. Maple fom iioite Snsone
Aiten tilbase ira Rlonopfe. buor ban
bouoe prepet noifIuiet. erauet os ruitei
l Snuost men in9eH Cub iunoen.
N D Medical Co. / 4ortlanb
u D. sloer itreuen 9arunti, at bet
oil siue genaene iilbo9e. bois bet life
fan turere Dem fra 1obdfsuanen.
8nub Ssnsn bar ioIst IN
6isnoon, ~belisgsnee c. 8 Uil notbusli
Tor Ploii, til Ssres y. NieIfen
Tor 1914 pgt Qere. Del sr pit &. Sen.
irns 6snii9t OF flpiie Der III Blair.
iaa inart Rlelisn tan OOsrtaes 9isuoom.
men.
Rnuo 9eniens 6ulru bar / ben itnsts
5io paret mssst ing % CT bet supnu.
Der sr not 6ars ior benoes siu.
Qaitor u osmusfen rsihe /
5hsooss til DllsfOnsmsbe / AuoubOn.
Scwl.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-12-13
Blair % Ome9n.

gibelFoIen sr M btspnbt os bsieess
Of noiflai9e al W~sniebeosns GIrrs Rsos
lsumer iOruosn uoels At StoIens Sic.
ser. grofssiorsrue Anter, Wsller
% 6araIb Sen en- unoeruIier bpsr
4 Elmer ON llssu / 8lbsIfortIarin9.
a~irfebifOrie Os UiisfonsbiftOrie.
Rrs. GisIs San tn, Rem
narb, Ell al pors Nsnisbeosmsolsmmsr.
ssbe mssst pIuoIsli9 iiolie 6reeas afs
len. gun baube / IRnsere Iio patel
ipas % iargis LID; mesei a. SUasbeo l
Bsnsns; bog par Der n0ppe nogsn, ION
tenfte, at bun ituloe DO Iau pIuoie.ig.
6snbss Uanb par Der / gpeu nogIe faa
Elmer for. bun ogos, o9 ban iagos, al
bun lpntss / Bsoring. og iad oeoe bun
lGmme Aitsn. 70 0strs, al bullte
ben sne par / Omaha. naasoe lite en-
gang biem at is oeres Nooer, Tor bun
osbs. Stiae Os rOIist ion bun ben. Qg
= buab Der par bet bsoie. 9an baube
lRrt at iise: .6uao enien ies IeUsr. eaer
Dor, sr iss 9errens"; o9 bsrior maa ri
psI %iiIfeie: vSfsn / bsrrens Dine sr
bans belises Gso". GUN sI!teoe fine
tRre tfterlnote meo ct ulrmt Ulooers
bjerie % bapbs intet ftsrrs Dnife for
BEN eno bette, Of bun maaite msoe benz
i 6Gbsrbuists suiss gOIissr. Deits
81 osiaa en- maetis 3ssif for cher, tate
siisrIaois, miOt / SOr9sns Os SaDusis
lib.
Bserouslisn forssit / Nnnouss fra
biemmst. Quitor R usmusen tolis.
giffOp SObn9 3. 8inesnt oil
matte 9itsodg aften 70. 10. Dec |
Germania 6on boloe 6Oreoro9 oper
gmnef Tom and his Teachers. 3etts
bliper iaa bet treble al be g Joreorog,
5om Blair 6ou,ss og 9siiiOIe bar
mrnnssist. Billet for De tiIbaseUGrenos
4 aftensr to;si 81; for Stuosnier
10 Gents.
8iffop Binceut, 2eoeren al be iaa.
ialbte vGbautauqua Weoer", ifal uGre
IN iGroeles opsiis laler, og bet oil not
lsuns fla Of Dats blanot bans Glberere.
Blair vBiIot" er oenne uss ut.
tommst / iuultreret uosape paa fint
9apir meo 0iueoer al Dor Sfole.
NRfts uss bsbuoss suobn Here o9 imuts
ssre glusoer Of iamme StoIs, iom M
igen bar bespnot at pGffe o%ImInoslis
Suisrssis uso fin 6rem9anu. THAT
Danish College is a real honor for
Blair, Tiger be Ieoenoe uianc I gpsn,
,s BET ct ben bu osiao os DiI usobIlDe
:; care. 5aa5s o.; IS Gen ef an ting
mere, Tom man fun taller iao iusts ON
men Tom screenings mGnoens sIshe Jig
iaa meset beiiO mere Deb; ben Ct tn GOD
Snotaststilos for BEN.
eouis Munf, en- al .. I
gubl. 6Ouiss lppOsrafer bar I lan9sre
Gio Uarsi iuas Os maatte eftsr ed9'ns
81 lob %itanbie fit arbeioe iom lppograi.
-Sobn DC Guarrie bar ct itori
Oplas al BpsningsmaisriaIer os aul
iii be lauslis griisr.
70 at .. &. gubI. Soules ars
bsjbsrs, benrp @brtftsnisn os
9obn 2. 6soelnnb, er bIeusn or=
foone lom Uleolsmmer at Bpens Mu.
itforps.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-12-13
MisNons. % umaoomSmpoe

aiboloss. uil CUB, i SmmanusIs IRE
ul9bso / 6acine. @is / 0oasns fra
Ssnoog b. 81. December 1899 til %
meo Gr,soa9 b. 2 Sanuar 1900.
llosnbps boenos, Der maaits enIte at
belle SUBS Oros Sober mso os UNDER
bisis Wsoer, bsoes oil msloe AntOmii.
bag og lib inoen b. 90. December Ill
unoerteensoe. o9 Der oil oa blipe Isresl
for Spbolo for i%anbanne.
III. q. Nnbrsoisn,
Rsnisbebens RrGf.
$40 eafapette ape.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-12-13
SiI Sfnlen / 9lnir.

@iborg, z. TAT: gaitor u. N. Gns
oerieu $50; Z. q. Boulien s10.... 1000
gilbert yea. YRiuH.: 3riuitatIs g99b.:
7ortbeo 9briltenien ............ 300
Cpens. "a: gnna Diller ......... LOO
Gait 9rairie. NiuH.: 6briitian 5obns
ion. ................ #.... 200
9emono. Niinn. 8. 6. 9ariens1; q.
6anien 81: Gbr. StefienieH s.;
0ans garien 81; Wrs. u garieu
81; 8. Sprenien 81. 100
Council Slnns. So: 3. Sesieu 81;
8. 8. 5aHien s.; ", 6. .. u. 3eHs
len s. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1900
Ar9o. giebr.: 9grgen Nnoerien. 300
@ilon Greet. 4rterion) "a: Z I.
0eud 81. s.. s. SEMEN 81; 0enrn
Berg soc: 9br. 4oulieu SOC; 5.
SEMEN pc. 9.25
Blair. Gebr.: 8. 3. 0aHieu g. Slair
College: en- nHRpni s.; 4aii. 6.
8. W. aroab $40. .......... 100
MARCUS Bed.
aomife rs aasifrI. Blair, 8ftr.
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I'll nm Rirft 8lair:

7ureoo. D1o.: q. Bentien ........ 800
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7enmort, 9eis.: 5irs. u. Z. garioH.. Loo
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3psanro, Gin @merieH. StmerieH.
Maoien. .. 9lnuieu. Yrs. &. 4eOers
len. y. ganritien. Y. arsier. Mrs.
@ebien. Mrs. Z. 4eoerien, Yrs. y.
Grbolm. boer 25c ............... 300
Chicago, 5n.: On unRuHt .......... 30
6ampton. 0ebr.: 8. 6nuieu ........ 80
Muorbeao. 60: Nels 5obnion LOO
Nuuien Greet. 5owaro Co.. Iebr.:
Ricolai 6. garieH ............... LOO
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9amp :. LOO
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Homiieens aasierer. SIair. Rebr.
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Blair Goue9e.

Scnbae B. Il. Gecbr. ri. 2 ufbOIbes
Uleoe paa Stolen.
6oreoraa Of 4rOfesiorsrne babe paa
CAN'T oa 9noeIf.
Aue Dante ere bierteIis Deltomne.
Rr. Winter.
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g1ebr.

a,ela bonifs eu. lutb g1euisbeOs Rirtt.
Ecrtb 26th Strsst tmelem @rant oe Bur
bette boloes eeimssieo aostiensite bper ssn'
sao Sormibbas ri. 1Of % aiien9uostieneiis
III. II. SenoagsitoIe II. III ettm. Ri9e'
rsbs bper 1orsbos aften ri. s.. aue erl
kisrtslis ueltomiie!
9rRii.
Sspaf. g2f9 q. 18th Ct. 6maaa. Aebr.
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u tnneapolfs.
Sernbaneliite.
Gbifago, Il. Yanl, WInncapOlls
K Cmaba.

Sub pao.
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Qorb pna.
Rt 9. Sioux City Passenger 6.47 Sorm.
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.9anffcrcn."
ensoaa D. 10 December 1899.


Blair. 4ebr.
blair baniie en- .slutb. 1len1abeo hoioer
esubstieneife huer Seuoag kormioods ri.
no oo qiten ri. ~. S%enbaqsltole ri. II
wiSS 9pbnaoeli,smsoe 0nsoaa atteu a..
II. - aae ere piertellg peltomhe
q. Rasmusen i,
RrRit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-12-13
E5S.1 0rtt
nIsIE &amr!
! ben bauifs aofoni paa 500" Baner
WARD COUNTY,
NORD DAKOTA.

$40 DANTE bar tassi ecnb / ornne
aoIonl, uouaI9t at 1irfeiamfuneets
Romits, os al oisie bar ale,eos $50 be-.
fat fe Der. enbnu baues Der eoei
9anb mar Sintioner.
Der %tiItran9es onrife 6orreinin9s'
meno 9utn 9opbeus i SsitIsmsutst.
Biuise erturiiOner msb ganoissere,
unoer yeoele Of Nslon eam on,
500 eanens oanits emi9ratlons.
agent. Oisaur ira minneapolis (DaiI.
wlutse 8epot) l%irsbassns B IS. Ro
Otmbsr o. l2. December 81. 80 OH,
Worsensu
glesIeoss hapss Prarislono Winns:
ioto Og 1Otoia. oa biniat SfODIane
I Wlsoculin % DRtd'gon paa goo"
1ernt ren. saue Sernh 1nsprlier. -
StriO trter yanptort 20 'laprsreos 6or.
flarinser III
ID. ". CASSEDAY,
Land and Industrial Agent 500" Ry,
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-14
GROKER'S $40 FEAST.
Metropolitan Opera House
Lavishly Decorated.
TABLES A BED OF ROSES.
Tammany's Chieftain Holds a Le-
vee-Noise browns Belmont's
Voice-Banqueters Break
for Doors and Avoid
Speeches.
TABLES A BED OF ROSES.


n YEw YORK. April i3-The dinner OF
~ the Democratic Club in honor OF the
anniversary OF the birth Of Thomas
Jefferson was he'd tonight a. the Metro
polttan opera house. Looking from the
tiers OF the fioor 10 the vas. dining hall,
the tables seemed like grea, beds Of roses.
The thirty-;wo tables were on either side
OF the speakers table. Each table was
piled With a mass of roses and ferns in
tertwined. So abundant were the hewers
that some OF the guests were hardly able
To see each other over the floral banks
Swans and vases OF algbasser held flowers !.
there were .cornuc0pias or horns of plenty
flied with flowers and fruit, and the scene
vas set off with ribbons OF cardna! silk
The floor Of the auditorium was raised to
a leve! with that OF the stage By tenn
porary floor, making one rectangular room
of immense size, The tables were set in
rows parallel with Thir;y-ninth and For
tieth streets. The guests Of honor were
AZ two tables SGT about under the prosce
MUM arch. and al right angles 10 The other
tables The stage was set with gor-
geolis palace scene Of the court OF Louis
XIV. -Four great electric chandeliers light
cd up the picture.
ConspIeuously placed az the west end Of
the dining hall was the inscription:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-14
HOPE FOR Peaceful SOLUTION.
London Datfies Take n DignifIen At
situde or samoan Question.

IONDoN April l2-The Daily News.
commenting ciiteriaIly upon the latest
news from samoa. says,
Ambush ana usutnatian If the dead
are TIE eraiuary accidents of savage wsr-
faFr. ard o0Eht not ~ provoke anv sf'scial
acts II gepr.Saj- T'Ne ease. however. wcujd
h,s seriously complicated # Il c5ald he
shown that the Germans actively aided
or cognsele3 the enemy. Apart from that
there * nothing Necessary hut n keep
coal ard hurry the Joint coasraasS-8r. The
American government fs determ ned 10
regard the matter with eg 4aaimity. The
American people have yeg t0 be heard
fYcyY7. Ws San derive nseia iaash2lT salts
factian from the knowledge that gar Thc
FIRST tire siuee The war nf independence
BRUSH ana American soldiers ana sailors
have fa31en s1ae by side IN battle gat
even this IL a paor soDss9lAttan an cErn-
yAr.Son wttb thu complications whtth
events have added = an intricate prob
Ieus tustfce h3as us remegmsgT that we
are ne Yet 3H possession r E1e German
veTstnn, ard Emperor w}lN1m. erho has
displayed much saxiasy - hFt1g about
an adjustment u the 8ETlruit'e< w'll Re
shs snast asee3y ramcerne1 n the mean
ssyae les ws hope tNst u w.t Be fse DIS
Yssft84n * All sides za; - aRErgvsts d
very set1sas situation"
The Daily CArougcls ssys:
."rhe qsest.ors IS Whether. whsu ere
pawev tries 10 oeerreTacls one or two
efhars. ~fie eaa COMPLAIN = she suffers =
YahfsT There ran E~ 80 aaSssSs8T that
wHem ss>csg snTrlE8ss gss& 70 ff@ acrssfa
es @sits tfe the segsr&t ss>wer rrsls7 sT
hela FeSfsouelh}~. NJ Doubt she Will ae-
hsvs fairly ~na9sh bgf fhe ianker tS E9at
Il wla ta&e very isftEe. afffr shs es PERI
su-s - she PsIlssag~ss. - fsiaw ~ = f-a -zse
sn fAe Cntea states which tAs tsernass n
nNtAorstses wg9i gIxe Fns3ea 10 sxt4ngsstsh-.
A. ger agsx psa-as - ssves. Z II vel ~ en-
sss~asMzsss tasat pse &re .os g93as - .1usse<-
ssNe av private aersezsa@wg - aSfil9y tA@
grsncfessz - fSecssfoa ~ = majority =
\ special commission
Tae T2@sgs Graphic, recalling "'agFss -a4s
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WASHINGTON. April f3-The Samoan
commission will sail for Apia OH the
United States naval transport Badger.
leaving San Francisco on the 18th Inst.
This arrangement was made today after
Baron Speck Ven ssernberg. first secre-
tarv Qf the German embassy. had called
on Secretary Hay and advised him of his
appointment as German member OF the
high commission This completed the
body A. the plan 10 have the members
get away on the MaripoSa, sailing on the
18Th was no longer feasible, the transport
BADGER. now al Cailao. Peru, on her way
To San Francisco, was placed at the dis
posai Of the commission.
The formal announcement OF Baron
Saernberg's appointment received from
the German foreign offiee gave general
satisfaction among officials and diplomats.
as throughout the recent troubles he ex-
erted his influence in such a manner as
To win the heartiest approval Of the state
department. as we'll the British am
bassador His choice, therefore, was ac-
ceptsa as an evidence that the commits
s!oners would be able to cooperate and
TO reach the unanimous decision called
for by the agreement. The early sailing
Of the commission is regarded az evidence
that the recent collision al Apla will be
automatically settled.
Baron Sternbvrg. who belongs to a dis
tsngusshea German family. devoted hts
early life to the study Of military and
naval science. He fought through the
F'ranco-6serman war Ia the Second Saxon
Dragons. was promoted to lieutenant at
the age of IL. and was decorated for per
sonai bravery. He served a. military at
tache In Washington prior 10 entering the
diplomatic service. He was appointed
secretary Of the German legation at Pc
king. serving as charge q 'affalres during
the important period Of the China Japan
sse war. Later he was appointed charge
at Belgrade. Servia la 1897 he was ap
pointed counsellor and flrsi secretary %
the embassy IN Washington and has
served here since then.
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The guests began 10 arrive a. o'clock,
hut the dinner dd net begin fer an hour
and a half after that Capt. Price. Of the
TcnderloIn. and forty-two policemen Were
III and around the building. 4 crank let
ser of a few days ago. IN which a threat
was made 10 blow up the building during
the dinner. seemed 70 have made the po-
lice unusually vigiiani. number OF de-
tectives IN evening dress mingled with the
guests, SO that no unbidden person might
enter. There were number Of hremen also
on guard 10 prevent any danger from fire.
Inside the building was an army OF ush
ers and attendants. Each wore Il drab uni
form with silver hat;on2
Just before the guests were called to or
der Richard Croker. Percy BeIm0nt Com
missioner Scannen and Commissioner Sex
ton entered n box. Mr.. Croker was IN
enthusiastic conversation with those ahou:
him. and waved his hand Ia guests all over
The hall
There ware fully 800 more guests than the
1,5Aa planned for. hut al found seats. This
- said 10 be The largest number ever ac-
commodatea az 4 harauei in the history
AZ The city The great dinner 10 Presi-
dsnt Mckinley at She wa,dorf-Astoria was
served n only 500
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JEFFERSON.
i7is 1893.
DEMOCRATIC CLUB.

'.r...t- '.s.....sF+s -...tt.s.s.-s
This was composed Of iacandesccnt
lights. 1t surrounded picture OF Thomas
Jefferson.
Tai silver eandeiabras with shades har-
monizipg witt. the floral effect were on all
the tables
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GslI-a@ea &C. Rage MA.
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SAMOA Commission
Is A|L COMPLETED.
Baron Won Sternberg Will
Represent Germany.
WILL WORK IN HARMONY.
Transport Badger Will Take the
Party to Apia.
WILL WORK IN HARMONY.

Made for Her to Sail
on April 2|lt In Now Though n
That the Commission VIII he
Able to Reach the Absolute Una
nisnity of Decision Required by
the Terms Of the agreement
German Papers Are Conservative
in Regard to Recent BlOOdshed-
Governments Anxious for Peace.
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Reservations Made by England.

LONDON, Apr! i3.-~it is asserted that
ths statement that the Marquis Of Sal-s-
bury has uurescrTediy adhered to the
principle ef unauimity of decisions Of the
Samoan commission IS incorrect. The
question as 70 the extent to which unariFn-
.ty is necessary has stiil to be settled.
and certain reservations will probably be
made bv Great Britain The exact terms
81 the instructions have not been agreed
upon.