davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-07-12

nirb SeIterrei9 in eriter 2inie feline @lasz,
S9mudz unb Shu6tpaaren aug itelen.
Srantrei9 tpirb fi9 bur9 feline Barrier
8ronaen unb bic por5euaneraeugnife aus
ben 5ab1iten in 9imoges, Die 1e6r anmu@
tbige 30tofoformen nit 13i9terner @oloz
bede bsbor3ugen, Defenders aus5ei9nen.
@u9 Die fran5Dii9en MObeG, obpO6l etz
mas anIpru6spoQ uno unbequem, tperDen
9ere9tes QuFIeben erregen. @nglano niro
nit feinen Sapencert, Seppi4en unb pruntz
pplen MefIingbetttelen Sriumpbe feiern,
8elgien nit 1einen tpunberpoGen Spiben
upb i90nen S~agbgetpebren, 9oQanO nit
feinem mo0ernsn 9elfter por5eGlan, bic
S9nei3 nit i6ren ubren unD 6pl319ntBez
reien. unb bas 2anb bes G6rpiant6emums
pirb in Ppraeaan unb 8ron3e uns pieber
Sapan lteben Iebren, nu6Dem man fi9 in
ben iapdnii9en Qdben, beren iebt jebe
@rOBtobt me6rere birgt, futt 9efeben bat.
9as linfe nfer Der Seine 3pi19en benz
8ont bes Snbalibes unb benz pont b'91ma
tpirb nit ben Hegierungsgebduoen perT9tez
berer Nationen p~runten, Die belgil6e &ez
gier1ng tpirb bas Meifterpert ber flGmif9en
&enaiTan Nr9itettur, bus Stabt6aus gu
Subenaarbe in bpllenbeter Nu9abmung
aufbduen 1afen. Stalien bat fih nod niht
entf9ieOen, Ob es Elm pOmpeianii4es 9aus
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-07-12
b~eI6uften 9ra9t Der Weltausfellng srz

bel6aften pra9t Der Notwithstanding er@
5dblen.
Sn ben &iefenballen be5 Marsfelbes
tpiro bic 2anbmirt6f9uft, Die Me9anif,
bas MaI6inenmeien, bic 9emif4e Snz
buftrie, Die 2einenz unb 8aumpoleninz
bufrie u. +. IN. Ii. +. ip. ibr Eager auf@
iblaqen. Sn benz Srunsportatipnsgebdube
unb Der MaI9inen6uIe pirb @merita
feline gr0Bten Sriumpbe F@eisrn. sic perz
ben bef1en l1eberlegenbeit in tDahren Wur@
bern bon alien m0gli9en praftif4en unb
audi eleganten 8ef0rberung5mitteln betpeiz
fen. unb baB Die Ametitdner auf benz
5e1be Der Ma19inen unb Gleftrijitdtsz
te9nif 8oraiigli6es leiiten nerben, breu4t
pobG taum bemerft gu perben, obtpobl bic
9erren Grfinber, ME INNER, be4aupten
tperben, baB i6re beIten W2uI9inen auf Der
Q~usfteuung garni4t gu ftnben ieicn, neil
tie Der patentii9srbeit nt@t truuen. Qtber
audi bic Nustequngen BON Siemens &c
6alste, BON 6artmann unb Braun in
Srantfurt a. Muin, BON &rupp, Stumm
uno dnoeren oeut19en Wta19lnenbdusrn
perOen ii4 fe6en laien tOnnea.
9ier befinbet ft4 audi Der groBe Self
fual, in benz bic @r0ffmung Der 4ustelz
lung itattfinben nirb. $4,000 3uf9auer
t0nnen bequem 81ab fino.n, fem Sld3enz
raum betrGgt $500 Quabratmeter.
Die brei 9auptuttraftiOnca, lpel@e Der
4usf teGung bon 1900 Elm beionberes Sc
prGgc btrlsi1en tperben, iinO feltiame: unb
atpar fino es Die Nleranber III. : Bride,
Die 8inet'f4e @%insungspforte unb Der
@lettriaitdtszpala nit oea Waifermerfen.
Die Qleranber Bride, gu pel4er Der
ieBige &aifer bon &uBldnO ben 0runbz
Itein gelegt fat, 1T Elm 10 6sOeutenbes Wert
Der mobernen Sngenieurfunit, baB man
i6r II in einem 5a4blatt, pel9es Sem
nern ole @in5elbeiten porfGgren pirbe,
gere9t tperben tOnrte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-07-12

ooer ben 0%ogenpaIaf mad benz Seineufer
b%erpflan3en ion. Die Sirtet nirb 1i9
ielbftbertGnbli3 tpie gep0bnIi9 bur9 einer
goloeneu &uppel6au nit Minuretten unb
bp5dnttniI9er 8ogenpra9t aus3ei9nen. Die
&onturren5 fir ben beiten @ntpurf zines
oentf9en 5au1es 1T befanntli9 entI9iebet.
Nuf ben terrafendrtigen Nnla9en am ufer
tperoen ft9 Die 8eitaurdnts differ Nationen
etnquartteren, unb Der @lobetrotter tpir0
@elegenbett ba6en, ale @pei1en, bic er uuf
ietnen Fetien um bic @elt tennen eelernt
bat, mod einmal 81 genieBen, mag es NUN
Elm @ertbt Maccaroni all burro, Ell,
3tneff9es G6op SueD ober Elm tiirti19es
qtldf aus Geis unb 9u6n 1ein. Nuh ber
3e4er nirb auf feline 4e9nung fommen,
unb bas Nroma unb ben @eI9mad mani
DIES t6n1 biz 6abtn unbetannt eebliebenen
@etrdntes, pie 3. 9, bes GgDptif9en Mrz
raft poer 9dttelpeins, bes balmatiI6en
&atat, beg fiumeTif9en &eispeins, 2au 9ez
'uNHII " :. w. Ie1llt4P uIlU lUuSCl leLltlV.
Die rehte Seite beg 6Iufies, gerube gez
genii6er, 1T fir bic @arten@ unD Mderbau>
gebdube reIerbirt. 9inter i6nen, ouf Dem
&eitpeg bes gours la Getne, nirb ii9 bic
WiotpaD Plaifance Der Barrier NusiteQung,
bic n9fue be paris" befinoen. Wer iid
langere 3ett in ibr uuf3u9aIten gebentt,
lOute tpOblpeisIi9 Sago's Gat9 befoIger
unb @elo in feline 8Drle tbun, benin Der
8erfu9ung, es uusougeben, miro man taun'
tpioer Ite6er fDnnen. 0ier tperben bic moz
Oernen Wubrfaser, bic Somnambuliitsn,
9ppnotilten, Spirititen, gebantenleier ii.
/. 10. ihre 3eIte auff4la9en. 9ier pirb
iran in einem befpnberen S6eater Die Sill
6ouette oes groBen fran3Dfi9en &arttu=
t~uriiten @aran D'A6es %benunoern t0nnen,
oeien r6elO3iige RapoIeon's" in 9inefi=
f4en S4atten OargeIte1t, emit 10 Diel
Nufmefffamteit in Der v@6at Npir" erreg=
ten. 9as fran8Dii4e gOItsIieO tpirO in
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-07-12

benz nPalais be Ia '@bunfon" feline Seim<
Hattie finpsn, unb bic Sanger Der Orientu>
liI9en 8Dlfer peroen in einem Der Muie
Sberpiidore 9etpibmeten Sempel benz Pus
b!itum lire perfibrerif9en 8iinfe borFiibs
rem. s3ablrei6e MuIeen, unter unDeren bas
berii6mte Mquartum Der @e6riiber Sill
laume, Observation-Disclosures unb fonItige
Sebenspiirbigteiten perben i6ren She'll baz
gu beitrusen, bic ngue be 9aris" gu einem
Der i~ntereKanteten Sbeile Der Mus1teGung
gu geitalten.
Weiter ~fluBabtpdrts duf benz 4uai De-
1iGb pirb unter Der 2eituag bes 9trditefz
ten 6euI6arb unb bes &iinftlers &pliba
Elm @tid bprt alten puris bes a9t3ehnten
Sa6rbunberts auf's forgfGltigte reprobuz
3irt. Sober 8efu6er Der 89'er Nusftelz
lung tpirh ii9 erinnern, pis intsrefunt
unb malerii9 bic 9art.uung Der r9fue
@uint~antoine" unb Der 8aItile pirtte.
Mber 1ie mar rur eitle Spisterei i'm 8erz
bdltniB gu benz, mas man i'm nd4ften
Sabre gu leiiten gebentt, ni9t nur eine
@traBe, fonbern Elm GANGS Stabtpiertei
i'm pariier &enai1ancezSt foG biitorii&
getreu niebsr aufgebdut tperbcn, unb boa
2eben unh Sreiben in oiefcn @afIen ion
ben 8efu9er uufs 2eb6uiteite in Elm berz
gangenes Subr9unoert auriidperieben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-07-12

Die no4fe6enbe @8iIberung beg Nnsz
ttelnn9splaBes nno feiner 8uuten aus Der
5eoer BON 9. 9artmann entns6men mir
Der 20, 9. @tuatsatg.":
per rdumli4e umfang Der ng6icugo
5atr", tpel9er ieasmal ben Der lebten paz
riier notwithstanding ibertraf bat allen
8eiudern 10 ie6r imponirt, baB bic Serren
9trettoren in Der @einetubt ii9 lange :3eit
Dergeblt4 ben &oPf 5erbra6en, tpie fe audi
in Oteier 9tnit4t etpus gtuBergepD6nli9es
leiften tOnnten. &ber bic 5ran3ofen baben
ntdt nm1Ont ben Ruf, Meifer in benz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-07-12
Gins Der Foupteebduoe, i'm Ban besriFen.

Die Ileranber6riide, elm @unbet Der rnoz
bernen Sto6eonfruttion, unb bic anberen
bret 8riiden, pel9e, t6eiGtpeiIe umeebaut
unb nit neuem finftGtdem @6mud per>
ieben, Die beiOen .ltfer berbinben, tperben ber
Nnldge Elm ~befDnoers maIeriI9es @eprGge
perlet6en.
Ser @ingang am glaee be Ia gpncorbe
tdnn Elm 6uBgdnger bonn 8ouIebnrb bes
SStaliens, benz Centrum BON poris fir ale
5remoen, 9emiit6fi4 in elmer @iertel1tunbe
errei9en.
0us eroBe 9reied, ipeG9es bon Der
gpurs Ia Geine unb ben Moenuen Der
Gbumps @1pfees unb b'Nntin gebilbet pirb,
entbdIt 5tpet &un1t6a[en, bon benen bic
tleinere fir Die biitorti9s unb moberne
fran30ifI9e Gunit unb Die dnbere fir aus
ldnbii9e @emdlbe, @fulpturen unb bic
Meiitertperte Der erapbif9en &unit be-
itimmt 1T.
9egeniiber Der gsplanaba beg Snbalibes
jperbea iNb Die 6alen ber Snbuitrie erbez
ben. 6ier pirb 9eutf9Iunb feline Gbicuz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-07-12
n2lt.paris", in ser udbe oes pont oe rqlma.

Die 8inet19e Gingansspforte, tpel6e in
ber unmittelbdren Ndbe Der 6ouptIG9li6z
'ften 8abnbDfe lie9t, pirtt aGein bur9 ibre
@rDBe. @s lit Elm iiber bier5ig Dieter boz
PES, moI9eeartiges 11ngetbiim aus @tIen,
befen ganae &onitruftion bon pben Bis I'M
ten nit Mauerperf, S~erracottd, @e1irnsz
unb @d3ierrat6, 8kiz, 3intz unb MeIingz
Srndmenten, @las, bunten 3iegeln unb
Malereien b~er5iert 1T.
8as fir Elm 3iefen6au biefe gforte Iein
tpirb, fdngt maj ert gu begreifen an, penn
man lieit, 6uB bic iiberlebensgroBsn Siguz
rem Der &eliefs an beiben @eiten, peGde
Die Nrbett bes neutrality-suspicious. berbertz
li9en, faft 5ipei unh ein6alb Meter bo6
Iinb.
Gos SSnnere bes &uppeGbaues 1T 10 einz
geri9tet, 6aB iebe Stunbe ie63igtauIen6
Menfben burG i'm, obne lebensgefG6rli6es
9eordnge, tpie es 10 oft uuf ben frii6eren
@usfteQungen fattsefunoen bat, auf 5as
Qusitelungsterrain gelan9en tOnnen. Ser
bintere, bal6freisfOrmige She'll Der pfprte
betebt ndmlt4 aus a9tunbfiinf5ig i4mdz
len, ldngen @dn9en, bon benen ieber NIT
einem 8tGetI9alter berie6en 1T unb bic
itrablenfOrmig in bic Gours Ia Geine Min
ben.
Ser @feftri8itdtspuGoit, gu tpel6em elm
She'll Der alien Muf9inenbaGe benubt pirc.
piro Die eigentli9e Perle Der gan3en Nusz
%itellung biloen. Se93ig Meter bo9 pirb
er ale anberen @ebdube alf benz Marsz
felbe ii6erra9en, unb 5un1aG am 4benb Die
groBe Mafe bes Publifums UNI ii9 perz
fammeln, benin bann tpirb bic gauge SSrp1t
bes @ebGuDes in SauIenben BON bunten
@liibli4tern aufflammen unb Ii9 nit elefz
triIGen Sni9riften, SeueriGben unb fon<
ftigen @rfinouneen Der 8eleu9t1ngsfunft
I9miiden. limb bor ieinem @tngdng tperz
ben Die Wafertperte NIT ibren GieIenfpnz
tGnen unb &asfaben aus eirem @epirr bon
3itonen, Md1ernbmpben unb 9elpbinen,
|gferbe@ urtb Menf9enleibern unb aIerban5
Seetbieren b%unoerte BON Waiertra9len in
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-07-12

goer 2tiitung pieberboIen unb elm humber
bares impOntrenbes 9aroe f9affen, in benz
elm 8rittler audi ni4t Elm ein5i9es @tid
finben pirb, bas nt9t tpeltaustellungs<
FGbtg lit. BORT tpirb man @elegenbeit ba@
Fen, bic 8erliner Por3elunmanufatttr uno
@olbi9miebetunIt, bic pru4tftiide Der
Miin9erer M%Dbelinbuitrie, Mugsburger
8rDn3er;, bic fd9if9e Sertilinoultrte, beutz
f6e @belteinz unb 2sberarbeiten, tur5 iez
ben Snbuitrie8peig bis gum Spiel3eng ber~
ab gu bepunOern.
Son anberen 0atipnen Der alien @elt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-07-12
Die Dtelweiberet in Ser oiterreidi-
fben Qrmee.

9a elm GROCER S9eil Der in 9 os n en-
refrutirten 9eute it9 gu ben 8etennern hes
Sslams 5Gblt, muBte Die Dfterrei9ii9e Orr
matchmaking NIT Der Sbatiu9e rt3nen,
oaB es d19. 4rmeez Nngeb0rigs geben
tOnnte, bic mebrere Sruuen BADEN.
9as nun our Ausgabe gefungte NormaIe
rmeez@erOrbnungsblatt fir bas Seer
entbdlt 8eittmmungen, in tpel9en bieIes
8erbdltniB i'm gemeinfamen 9eere beIonz
Oere 8eridii9tigung fin6et. Sci benz @ez
febe be5igli3 Der @erforgutg Der @itttpen
unb WaiIen beiBt es 3. 9. i'm 5 "A: ISM
Sane, dls na9 sinem berftorbenen Inter
pffi5ier, @efreiten ober @olhaten mpbamz
mebunif4er &eligion mebrere an=
pru3sber e9ttgte Wittfpe en-
auriidgeblieben finb, nir6 bic fir cine
Wittme gebiibrenbe 8eniiOn eGei9mdBig
unter ale ~ietpetlig bprbanbenen penlipnss
bere9tigten 8itttpen bert1silt." @ittfnen,
beren @atten bor benz SeinOe gefalen iinb,
erbalten einen 3ui6uB bon so 9ro3ent
CUR normulmdBigen PenIion. Sinh rmebz
rere anfprudsbere9tigte Wittnen" zines
@efa1enen borbanben, oann ipirb bieier
3uf6uB unter biefe gIeidrllBig pertbetlt.
8eaiigli9 Der @aifenoeriorgung be-
itimmt elm 9urugrapb: r9interldBt elm
Dem Recommendation @lauben angelo
renber 11nteroffi5ier, 8efrsiter pb.r Splz
bat eigene &inher meb=erer re9t t.
mGBig angetrauter Sruuen,
10 lit in 8etreff Der 8eurt6eilung, Db bic
&inoer Nnipru9 uuf einen @r3ieblrgsbeiz
trus Ober 3uiduB buben, ieOe Mittipe,
be3p. bic 8inber is6er ein3efaen 5ruu, als
cine Samilie fir ii9 gu b~etrabten."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-07-12
Oas Jerufalemfreus.

9us BON beutf9en 8uifer aug NnIaB
Der @inneibung Der @rlDfertir6e 5u Seru>
idlem 81. Ottpber p. s. g~eitifttte Seru<
lalemfreu3 1T an alIe Offi3ielIen sbeilnehz
mer Der Srientreiie in gIei4er 4usfi6runs
berlitben pOrben. 8lafen Ober Stufen bss
fteben alfO ni9t.
Der Safer trGgt bus Serufalemtreu3 ulf
Der Iinten 8ruit binter Der @rinnerunsss
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-07-12
mebaine aaiier mitbeGm's I. 9os elei6e

mebaiGe 8aifer @il6elm's I. 9as glei9e
tbun Die iibrigen Snbuber.
9as Serufdlemfreu3 lit elm f9mu! BOlcs
bprbirtes, blutrotbSemaiIirtes &riidtns
freua, betpintelt bon bier Strengthen in bers
Ielben 6orm. Sn Der Mitte 1T Elm golz
benes Metailpn angebra9t, bas burn ben
taiierltben gtamenssug w. II. I. r.
nit Der &aiiertrone unb binten bas Datum
6er Stiftung XXI. x. MDCCCIIC
5eigt. 9as 8anb 1T blutrotb unO mpirirt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-07-12

Sans 8abene, ben Seutiden @biz
cago's unb anberer umeritanif4er Stdote als
bpraiigli9er beuti4er @9auipieler betannt,
febrt nun, na9Oem er ii4 Sa9r. lang in
Soma benz 3eitungsgef4dfte geipibmet 6utte,
an bic beut4 : amerituntf9e
g ne auriid. ST bat einen ~sbrenbolen
&uf an bas beuti6e Sbeuter in G1ebez
Ganb, gu beien @%uniten bOrtiae 9entl6e
cine trdftige Organization errt6tet buben,
fir bic i'm 9erbft ~besiunenbe Saifon anee<
nommen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-07-12

Srau Map @rtgbt Sepall bon
Snbianapplis nuroe bon Dem in ben
lebten 9agen in 9onbon abgebultsnen
@eltconbent Der 6rauenre9tlerinnen CUR
prdiibentin bes internationdlen Rat6es
oerielben gepdblt, Die 2abp glber5een
our 8iceprdioentin. 6ruu SspaG III
feline 5anotiterin unb but numentlid
aud Elm 9er5 fir bas graie9unsslpeieL
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-04-14

NEW YORK, April 13.-The dinner of
the Democratic club, in honor of the an
niversary of the birth of Thomas Jeffer-
son, was held tonight at the METROPOLITAN
opera house. Looking from the tiers TO
the moor of the vast dining hall the
tables seemed like great beds of roses
Ine thfrty-two tables were on either side
OF the speakers table Each table was
plied with mass of roses and ferns en-
twined So abundant were the flowers
that some of the guests were hardly able
10 see each other over the floral banks
swans and vases of alabaster held flow
ers; there were cornucopias, or horns of
plenty, filed with flowers and fruit. and
the scene was set off with ribbons Of
cardinal silk
The floor Of the auditorium was raised
70 level with that of the stage by tenn
porary floor, making one rectangular
room of immense size. The tables were
set In rows, parallel with Thirty-ninth
and Fortieth streets. The guests of
honor were at two tables set about under
the proscenium arch, and at right angles
to the other tables. The stage was set
with gorgeous palace scene of the court
Of Louis XIV. Four great electric chan
del1ers lighted up the picture Conspicu-
ousiy placed at the west end of the din.
Ing hall was the inscription:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-04-14

central station and substations last night
gave no additional information, and he
also Is thought to be guarded In some
place now only known to the detectives.
There is suspicion, that others may
have been concerned in, the robbery,
which accounts for the fact that the men
were not Imprisoned in the county jail
or police stations. as might have been
expected.
CHIEF GOss UNCoMMUNICATIvE +
Chief Goss was called up early this
morning over the telephone. When ask
ed what he knew regarding the capture
of the men, he said:
"I can't give you any news regarding
the robbery. I have heard nothing and
did not know that the men had been
caught"
A member Of the Brown -Treacy firm
said, in the course Of q conversation re-
garding the affair:
1.-THE detectives have not taken me
into their confidence In the matter in the
least / do not know what they are do
ing. They have been hard at work, and
we have paid little attention to their
movements, trusting that in case 1t was
possible to get the men who did the
work they would round them up in time.
Detectives Wells, Werrick and Campbell.
as well as Chief schweftzer. have been
in from time to time to see me, but they
have given me no news regarding the
progress Of the case.
Eyes, I should say that the report is
probable; at least it Is very possible that
the men have been arrested. In case
they are under surveillance I regard the
capture as an extraordinarily good piece
of detective work"
It is expected that the details regard
Ing the arrests will be made public by
Chief Schweitzer today, and that the
two men will be taken tor the county jail
for safekeeping.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-04-14
ST. PAUL WINS.
Inspection of Tea at This Point Or
dered by Secretary Gaua


dered by Secretary Gage.
WASHINGTON, April 13-Assistant
Secretary Spaulding has issued an order
designating ST. Paul as a port for tea
inspection and authorizing the appoint
ment Of an inspector. This order reyokes
and cancels the order issued about five
weeks ago which revoked the original des-
ignation Of ST. Paul.
The decision of the treasury depart-
ment was reached after a long and spir-
tied contest. After the hearing held here
two weeks ago, when representative of
ST. Paul and Minneapolis tea importers.
and the Great Northern and Northern Pa
cific railroads were here, New York. Chi
cago and San Francisco renewed their
efforts to prevent ST. Paul from securing
inspection, and thereby becoming a dis
tributing point for very large territory
Tea inspection at ST. Paul means more
for that city than is generally known In
the first place bonded warehouse will
be erected, the cost of which will be
$2OO, 600. 1t means a saving Of about $780,.
GOO to railroads, for under the present
system a carload Of tea was detained
in Chicago for inspection on an average
of eight or ten days, making a great loss
to railroads, as cars are worth $40 day
for USE OF the 100000 pounds of tea
imported into the United States $4,000 900
pounds come through st. Paul At least
100000 will be distributed from ST. Paul.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-04-14
OPENING OF CHINA.
Must BE Accomplished by Peaceful
Measures, Says Lord Beresford.

Measures, Says Lord BeresfOrd.
LONDON, April 13.-Rear Admiral Lord
Charles Beresford, Conservative mem
Der of parliament for the city Of York.
speaking this evening at Bradford, in the
West Riding of Yorkshire dealt some
what at length with his recent expert
ences IN China rs the representative Of
the Associated Chambers of Commerce
He remarked that foreign competition
had driven England out of many markets
which she formerly monopolized, and that
China now alone was open.
There is a great cry today In Eng
land" he said. "for the open door. but
that would be useless unless the room on
the other side was in order The Amer
leans thoroughly agreed with me on this.
but, naturally, they think that Great
Britain, with her preponderance of trade
ought to lead the way
China, his experience has shown him
offered unbounded opportunities to
tradesmen, whose word was as good as
their bond; but he deprecated "spheres
or influence as synonymous with certain
war;
England" continued the speaker
still requires 100000 troops in India.
What could they do against the 4OO. .0OO.-
V00 OF China, all dominated by hatred of
the foreigner. The prize Is well worth
the highest effort, but that effort must
De upon peaceful, clear and definite
lines"
In concluding Lord Charles Beresford
reminded his hearers that In Samoa. re-
Gently, English and American officers
promoting commercial interests had
IaiIen side by side, and he said he hoped
tnal In the future the two nations would
always be found working and fighting
In unison o-o
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-04-14
"JEFFERsoN.
"174s-1Ss9,
Democratic Club"


This was composed of incandescent
lights. 1t surrounded a picture Of
Thomas Jefferson.
Iall silver candelabra with shades har-
monizing with the floral effect were on
all the tables.
GUESTS CAME EARLY.
Inc guests began to arrive at o'clock,
but the dinner did not begin for an hour
and half after that
Capt. Price, Of the Tenderloin, and
forty- two policemen were in and around
the building. A Gordon of bicycle police
men surrounded the building. crank
letter of few days ago, in which a
threat was made to blow up the build
ing during the dinner, seemed to have
made the police unusually vigilant. A
number of detectives in evening dress
mingled with the guests to see that no
unbidden person might enter. There were
number Of firemen also on guard to
prevent any danger from fire
inside the building was an army Of
ushers and attendants. These wore a
drab uniform, with silver buttons.
Just before the guests were called to
order Richard Croker, Perry Belmont
Commissioner Scanned and Commissioner
sexton entered & box. Mr.. Croker was in
enthusiastic conversation with those
about him, and waved his hand to guests
all over the hall
There were fully 800 more guests than
the l,5OO planned for, but all found seats
Ih1s is said to be the largest number ever
accommodated at a banquet in the his
tory of the city. The great dinner to
President Mckinley at the -Waldorf-As
toria was served to only 500.
The band struck up Hail to the Chief
at 1880 o'clock and Richard Croker, arm in
arm with John Stanchfeld, marched down
the aisle. With them were Frederick
Schraub, Robert B. Roosevelt Gen T
Catlin and Amos H. Cummings.
Ihe service OF the menu was excellent
but some confusion was caused by soma
of the diners stripping the tables of flow.
ers and ribbons, and throwing them to
the women in the boxes
Mr.. Croker-held levee Just before the
regular speech making began. Mr. Croker
shook hands cordially with everybody.
and smiled as man after man congratu-
lated him upon the success of the dinner.
me confusion was very great AS the
time grew near for making of the
speeches, the orators were almost discour.
aged at the prospect of making them
selves heard.
Perry Belmont began to speak at 10
o'clock. The uproar was so great that he
could not be heard hundred feet away
By degrees more quiet was obtained. Mr.
Belmont said: