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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-10-26

An attraction that merits more than
passing notice will be seen at the Opera
House Friday, October 9th. 1t is the
company that is presenting Wilfred
Clarke's comedy, "a Wise Woman. 7
This play, which the London critics
credit with being one Of the cleverest
farces presented for some time, had a
run at the Strand Theatre, the engage
ment lasting for 23S nights, during the
entire period of which the business was
up to record breaking point. The
fact that the public liked and patron
lied the play to such an extent is the
very strongest kind Of endorsement
The presentation of Mr.. Clarke's COM
edy in this country is reported to be
meeting with the same remarkable
success it had in London, and the fur
Their fact that it is being used as a me-
dunn for the introduction to the public
of one of the most promising candi-
dates for stellar honors that has re-
Gently asked for public acknowledge
ment, makes the production doubly in
teresting. The candidate referred to is
Miss Marie Lamour, the charming
comedienne, for some seasons past a
member of the forces at Days Thea
tire, New York. Miss Lamour is sup
ported by Frederic j. Murphy and 4
cast of prominent players.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-10-26
INTERESTING Ceremonies.
The Memorial Hospital at Glendale
Dedicated Yesterday Afternoon.

A HANDSOME AND APPROPRIATE
GIFT FROM MRS. REYNOLDS
AND DAUGHTER OF NEW
YORK CITY-GOVERNOR AT
KINSON AND WIFE AND 9TH
Err DISTINGUISHED GUESTS IN
CE-OUTLINES OF
THE ADDRESSES RECEPTION
HELD LAST EVENING-THE
BUILDING COMPLETED AT A
LARGE COST.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-10-26
/ nirht,s games resulted AS follows:
carroll Club League.

Umpire, A Beiswinger; scorers j. Nor
teman and Stranger; tonight, All Alike
VS. kissing Bugs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-10-26

Umpire, Gilligan; scorers, Hanes and
McConkey; tonight. Auditors VS.. Daisies
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-10-26

There has been heavy advance sale
for "The Highwayman," which is to
be presented at the Opera House to-
night. Miss Florence Wolcott, late
prima donna of the Tivoli, San Fran
cisco, is the Lady Constance, who dis
guises as Captain Scarlet for the pur-
pose of holding up the coach in order
to secure the paper that will free her
lover Miss Wolcott has youth and
beauty in addition to marvelously
sweet soprano voice, and her Constance
is all that can be desired. w. H. Ire
Denick, as T'oxey CUTLER, loses no
time in getting on friendly terms with
his audience, and shout after shout
greets his efforts to capture Captain
Scarlet and the thousand pounds re-
ward The balance Of the cast con-
sists of Miss Florence Huntley, Miss
Harriet Mae, Miss Olive Thorn, Miss
Catherine Rowland, and the Messrs.
John Mayor, William Broekmyer,
Charles ByeTs, Edward Everett and
Karl Formes, Jr, all metropolitan
favorites, and whose talents are espec-
tally adapted to their respective roles.
Extra musicians are carried by this
organization and the augmented or
chestra is under the direction Of Mr..
Anton Heindl. The local management
is to be complimented for having Sc
cured an attraction of this magnitude.
and there is little doubt but that a
packed house viii be the result, and,
Judging from the way in which the
opera has been received throughout
the country. a thoroughly enjoyable
evening is in store for those who at
tend the performance.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-05-18
Anslanb- Dfpe(hen.
Gbina we'9ert iid, HGblano'a
5orOernng 81 NeWGDrcn
Q6nis 9umbcrt aeecptirt oas ncae
&ab.nett. Z.
Grai Eiidlrr ireisciprohen.
Grai EIdler ireiseiprOGen.
EcutS6iano.

Berlin, Is. mai.
Die pbiloiopbiI2e 6atuitdt Der lint
periitdt Berlin bat es dbermuls abgez
lebnt, ben Yriputs SpSenten Sr. 4rons
aus ietner SteQun9 Su entfernen. Or.
Irpns lieIt iiber pbpiit uno bat Iih in
ieiner Steauns ais YripdtooSent ME
mails ettoas gu Shuloen tommen ldi@
len, aber sr lit Wtitglieo Der I~o6iuloes
mptratiifen Yartel uno oesbalb lit er
benz 8ultus Winiiter Or. SpI'e Elm
Dorm i'm Nuoe. S6on Der lGnosrer
,3sit bate oisier ben Yeriu6 9emudt,
ben mibliebiQen Yripat 0oaenten
our6 bic 6dtultdt aus isiner StelunQ
binausmabrsoeln Su laifen, Die Satuls
tat bate ieoo6 ~9e0laubt, iih nit Grz
tbeilunQ zines Serpeiies be1nii0en gu
iollen. Dies fam i'm 9anctaae CUR
Sprafe uno bort puros bic Weinung
auseeIpro6en, baB bic MngebOrigteit
CUR iosialosmptratii6en Ydrtei nit Der
Stenuna zines Yripat SpSenten ni6t
Su p~ereinioen lei. is ipurbe Elm 9eieb
- bic Ter Irons - oematt. oas Dem
Stdats : Miniiterium pas Eett aiebt.
nab ~porberiger InbOrune Der Sutulz
tat ieoen pripat Spaenten aus ieiner
Stslun0 gu entfernen, der lid Der
I6tuna, oes 4niebens unb oes Ter=
trauens, bic iein Seruf erforoern. uns
piroig 9ema6t bat"
Quf 9runo pieies SeieBes puros
oas SisSiplinar 9erfabrsn oe9en Or.
4rons eingeleitet uno aunddit bic So
tultdt 0sbOrt. 0iels bat ieBt eeIprcz
den uno ii6 abermals geaen bic gntz
fernun9 oes pripat Spaenten ertlGrt.
Nun ptro oas Stats MiniIterium
in Sunttipn treten uno oeIIen GntiGeis
ounQ tann taum Sfpeiftlbdft iein.
Sm Heihstdoe lpuroe lpieoer cine
Sosialiiten Debate pom 3uune 9es
bro6er, uno 5tpdr BON Dem %Iiiooeutz
l6en Nb9eproneten NiBler (&oni.), Der
in ben i6drfitsn Nusoriiden 9egen Die
So3ial Semptrdten losSog, 10 odb
IslbIt YrGiiosnt Sallcitrem einmal elm
qriff uno ben Qusorud yperbeBten"
Witollsoern oeQenliber fir u~n5uldiIiq
ertlGrte. Der bstannte Ngrarier 9raI
alintotpitrom ItieB in oasielbe Norn
uno meinte unter Inoerem, odB Die
Soaiuloemptratea IelhIt bic brutdiilen
Bourgeois pGren, ME Der Iosialiitiide
Ritter0utsbsiiBsr Braun belpeiie. Die
Sosiuloemotraten blieben bic Nntpprt
niht fhufnin m~n--r-'- % -
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-~~.., at <tutuIteII IA
Qtn i~iberbdupt ni6t mitSureoen," no
raul Stdot6dgen en%toegnete: ,Gtez
mali9e 6anolunqsqebilfsn audi ni6t."
Or. Safn: Bin ME 6dnolunosdebilz
fe qsrpeIen." .@tbsr @robi6nuu3e,"
ert0nte es aug ben Reiben Der SpSialz
0emotruten unter Itiirmii6er Setter
.eit bes 6auies 3uriit.
Sas 0anogeri6t in Glogau bat ben
0rdisn piitlsr duf &lein : Si6irne
BON Der Intlage Der Iufreiaung fret
qeIprcten. Die @runbld9e Der aldQe
biloeten bic pieleripdbnten dntiiemitt
i6en SsBreoen oes8rafen, rpegen oeren
Reproduction audi gegen perl6ieocne
Sldtter elm itrafrehtlihes 0erfabren
eingeleitet pOroen lit. Oils Der PrdIiz
bent bes 8eridtsbofes Dem Nngetlags
ten ous S6luBpprt ertheilte, belt bic
Ter in tbeatralil6er Weiie cine Eebe, in
Der er laQte, Die Ylide Der 9anaen an
tilemitii6en Welt pdren auf Den 0ez
ri6tsbpf geidtst. Sbne Die 2Oiuuq
Der ,l~SuoenfraQe lei SeutI6lano perloz
rem. Gr iebe feline Gbre uno feline 10
3iale Steluns in oieiem &f Elm
uno peroe ibn bis gum leBten Itbemz
5u9e our6fehten.
Die 9erifte iiber oas 6o6nuiIer in
S6leIien lduten nod INNER iebr be-
unrubigeno. eSn 2iegniB, oas an Der
&aBbad uno Dem S6pdr5lpdner liegt.
mubten bic unteren Stodlperte BON ben
9elpobnern gerGumt fperoen. Sn
Warmbrunn nuroe bic &lplterz Bride
fortGei6pemmt. Ius Sagan piro aez
meloet, oab ii6 Der 9ober fiinf Wieter
uno Der Queis bier Weter ii0er ben
oeip0bnlihen WaIerItano erbo5en bdz
ben. 8erihieoene Sammbriife baben
itatt9sfunoen unb cine 9robe In5ubl
1sdbriten muBten deihloIen iperoen.
Sn S%rantenberg in Sa6Ien ertrant
Der Maurer War Yeger. ais er in Ell
mem &abn Die su einem reiBenoen
Strpm qeiporoene 3idopuu gu treusen
perIuhte.
Die ~5OsiG6riQe Geoentieier pes pfGls
Rii9en Nufitanoes ipl BON ben 46t@
unopisrsiaern Der Pfula feitli6 begans
gen neroen. l3ur Grinneruna an Die
am 30. Sculi 1S48 erfolote GntlaNunu
Der in Der Seituno 8ermersbeim 0es
Iun9en sepeienen 4ufitGnoii6en ioa
am %. SUM i'm Huael'iden 8dithpie
Sum e~oloenen G0pen" in Rorbeim
cine eroBe 9eoentieier abgebalten perz
ben. ipoau Die in Der Pful' uno Rbeinz
behen lebenoen Sreibeits : Sampler
Dffentlih eineelaben perbsn ioaen. Sez
ianopsrsine uno anbere Sereins lperz
ben baran tbeilnebmen. Die Teitii6z
teit piro in Horbeim peranitaltet. neil
Der Better bes @aitbofes Sum solbes
men 2Open," Na9el, an benz pamaltgen
Iufitanoe tbeilaenommen uno auf Der
Seitune 8ermersbeim ais SeIangener
oepeilt bat.
&aiIer Wilbelm bat bic gbrenmlt@
slieoidaft Der internatipnalen &unlt'
lerpereiniauna in Rom anaenommerl.
Sn Berlin bat bic oeihieoene Satin
bes Shauipielers BON Winterltslp,
Wiinnie seb. Wenaers Selbltmoro
burd grbdnsen besansen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-05-18
Iahusatanropbem.
Reubina, Ya., IA. Woi.

~ " y y , fN'r -" 49,
0as Sabnunqliit, pas ii6 lebtt
MaGt BEL Greter Station, 6 Wtelle1
rpn bier erei9nete, bat % WIenldenle'
ben aefproert uno so PeriOnen lpuroe1
perleBt, piele 10 idlper, oaB lie nlb'
geneien tDnnen.
8as pas ordBli6e llngliid perur'
iuhie, lit nod nift aufgetldrt. Del
Mann i'm Signaltburm Bel Gretsl
Station bsbauptet, Dap er Die ri6ti9er
Signale a~usbGn9te.
Mertpiirpi9 lit, Dab BON ben pieler
Srauen auf ben beioen .3iigen midi
cine 9et0otet unb mir cine perleBi
puroe.
Morristopn lit in Srauer, benz
bic srobte 3abl Der Sooten uno Der
lebten tamen aus oieiem Srt.
Trei bon ZEN perunaliidten Balm.
nagsn Der 3neiten IbtbeilIne, bic bel
Greter nit Der eliten Ibtbeilune Dsa
cannon gcn"sS dneGSuges tonibir,
ten. ilnb nod Ybilaoelpbia oebruhi
nrrten. Ter areite 3la be'tano aug
feds e~trohnliden 0aIIc9iertpagsn
dber rrei rapon puren ourt Die Soft
flor ara beItGri1t pprcen. Iuf BEN
brei gdbnpdosn tefano iih cine erobt
NnsabI ge,ltbirr. Giri9e blieben iii
Ycttstrpn, uno fiinfaetn plrben in
bas SpTpital in lRprristopn 9ebrltt.
W4hreno lid, Ter 3ua bort dufhielt.
itarben suei ntr 0srlebten, ebe lie aug
BEN 3uoe oetraft perpen tonnten; biz
Namen terielbm tonnten nlht ernllt'
telt nerben. Wuf Dem ,3uge 5efd1oen
ii6 audi !Sarrn Srren. Der 2otomotio'
fltrsr bes S~rptiten 3uaes, uno Der Sci.
ssr 10. 6. Grsrttt. bic beioe rerle3i
rDrben noren. geiosr 0erleBun9cn
iinb nift l(tcnsqefGbrlih.
an elmer llnterrenuno nit einem BE
riftef1tGtter icote Srrea. oab er nifi
piNs, ncourt Der unfaa peranlaBt
lpurne.
Gr ioete: .@ir fubren Dor Redbina
etipas frat ab, uno fubren nit einsr
8eIdninoirteit bon 50 bis 40 Wleilen
RE StuIoe, unb 4ues idlien in better
Srtnuna Al fem. 9ibt Dor Gret.r
mutt bic 9abn cine gie0ung, unb ala
mir cicIelte binter uns bdtten uno fries
Der in otrucer 2ienie meter fuhrcns
tror i'd 3um Spoe erid)roden, ais ih in
elmer Grtfernmn9 bon einigen buncert
0aros bic erIte Nbtteilunc oes .3uoes
auitduttn Iob. Sh cob ipfprt 6egens
rampf, absr ebe bic locomotive gum
GtilItant oebrGht iperben tonnte, irds
rem mir nit sinsm furdtbaren ara6
in ben hinttren Sbeil oes 3ugc5 hirs
tinosronnt. Meine 2otomciipe bura
brad ZEN puNasierpaNen uno trieb
nenieiten balb in ben pulman'I6en
Yarlorpu6n hinein. Ger pieberum bis
sur Solitc in ben Pufaoierpagsn Dor
linn eintron9. SD pubte susr't nidjt.
100 i6 mar. fanb aber ihlieBlid, oab
i'd sniifen %rerbceenen GiIeuItanaen,
sertriimmc,tem Spls unb a%ebrpdencm
Blas NnQcSnGnst mar. sd tcnnte
mid cine Siilfe aus BEN Srimmern
b'ircitn. cter ME id phne ihpsre Der
lctunsen tnttcm, lam ih nid)t 5asen."
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Orr gent s,fan.n mar. ftiss uieber UNI

Gin seNeit.
Ourap, Colo, Is. Mai.
Die YpItmei1terin bon Dallas, Irdu
emma s. Smith. tpurbe perhaftet,
mac benz cine llnteriudung Der Bidder
elm Oefiait BON $4,000 eraab.
Ser Nnhs @ome3.
9apdna, 10. Wdt.
Ter @enerdl 9pmea benimmt Iid in
getreff Der Yertbeiluno Der $1,000 900
an bic cub. Splooien ie6r ionoerbar,
unb bic bon ibm %elnannten GommiNGz
re, melhe bel Der @~ertbeiluna bes 8elz
bs5 helfen iOnsn, peigern iib sntnebr,
au hanhein rher lie la1en ii6 ib.rs
baupt niGt bliden. 3. 9. purbe Der
cub. Hpias oils GommihGr ernannt on
Stelle les Generals Setdncourt, pcl>
der Gipil : 9ouperneur Der Yropin3
Miotan3as IL, rno besbalb niht gut
beibe Stelen pelisben Tam. Roias
tlm auf Elm S.lenromm bin ndb Sds
pana, iprGd) beim @ereral grpot. boz
uno rtlGrts iih bcIeit, als GormiNar
au fune;ren. Cam begdb lid Roias
gum General Gcmes unp cine Stunce
ipGter ianote sr Gin Sdrsiben Ill ben
9encrol Gbaffse BON Srpots's StCb.
in REDEEM er. ptne cine GrtlGrune gu
osben, mititeilts, baB er bic Grnsns
nun1 ri6t annthmen tonne.
Die umsritoniifen Sffi5isre iinb.
eslinos seIa9t, eriiuunt iib.r General
0omes' 9erbultsn in oieier Sdhe. bd
ia oas 8elo nic1t cher pertbeilt peroen
lam, ols fia oQs GpmmiIIGre iif u6er
Elm oemein'amcs Iproeben gesinlgt
BADEN. Sie Noenbblditer iagen. oab
Gomea niht CAN'T einreritanoen 1T,
bab bic Gubaner BEL Der 4biDbnuns
lire Wcffsn aboeben 1cQen, uno bdB
eies Iein punoe,bares 8snebmen per-
onloR,. Nuf cine Infra9e BON Soften
beg Generals grprte srtpioerte 8ome3,
hof ei feline onoerc GrtlGrung fir oas
9enehmen Der bon Inn erndnntenG ON ;
miiidre finbe, ais bar lie BON ietnen
5einbsn rssinilubt mprocn ieien.
Der SetretGr 9pmes' bot ieoph err
Hart, DAP Gon,es nitt feline 3uitims
mung ou5u qebsn peroe, oaB Die Wafs
fen Der Gubdner unter lie Sbhut Der
Nmerituner tommtn; er pole pielmebr,
tof bic Guboner rie GpntrpQe odriiper
behalten iolen.
Man oluubt, oub 8rnes merit, Dab
isin Inishen 6eim cutaniI6m 9olts
drinnet II. hab er nun oas perlorens
3utrausn lpieoer gelpinnen mil, inoem
er sesen bic Nmeritaner Steluns
ninmt.
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1as bette 9ufsnmittel auf Grhsn.
Burners White gNine Of Tar Sa,

rub, SdwinbIa6t Seilmittel, beilt
cine Grtdltuns in "a Stunoen, rpenn
seitis senommen eS ltellt ben 9ulten
nidt Elm in elmer Ninuts. inbem es
BEN S9lunb paraliiirt, iObern es beilt
Sie @rnuebeit unb I6St .NaIA unN Qull1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-05-18
PETER BRICK,
Demtieber 2lbppfat II. Nptar
at gtnuN 9RiuupIntn
ct. Glouo, Ninueiota.

@elo 81 nieorisen Yrp5enten III uerborsen.
Rer cine CUTE 5arm faufen ooer pertauten
min, iprehe bel mir Dor. Sd babe et1e
9roBe NuSnabl bon Ganoereten, Die tt urts
ter aunebmbaren 8eotn9u1aen pertaufen.
gSer ndbere Nusfunft baben min, fam lib
audi brieflih al mid penoen. ABA
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Vctroacu.

Sprtnefielb, Su., Is. Mdi.
SoIeph Suff, Elm reiter Sdrmer
aus Matiprn, bsfinoet iiG) in Ye1lsis
tung eines 8ehtimpoliaiiten bier auf
Ter Guhe mad spsi Mdnnern. bic Iih
Senrn 9eder uno Spbn Zimmerman
"nannten unr Sprinafielo ais lire Seis
mdth d~nee9enben batten. gu1f hGtte
ben 0euten elm Batent ouf Elm Butter
'IaE fir $4,000 r~ertuuft uno oufiir
ben &auftriei BON 500 older 2ano im
|gGuntn Mprtarmerp. oas einen Wertb
bon $21, 600 tdben iolte. erhulten. Gr
sohlte $4,000 in tadrem 0eloe beruus.
uno aub linen oukereem ieinen Wefs
Isl fir $4,000, cen lie Icfort periilbers
ten. IS Itcnte iih abcr ipdter heruus.
lnb Der &oufbrisf auf Elm Stiid Cant
~loutete, tos einsn Wtttb BON .dum
$500 hotte.
Der Stano Der WemY crfcrSanfen
Rem Yorf. Is. Wai.
lleberihuB Reierpe gu
ndbme $LIo5,6oo
Wnlelpen, WpNupWe :. . O,9oO, IoO
SpeSie, 3undbme . S,2O5,6OO
Qeoal Senbsr, 3unobme . $4,000
SeppIten. 3unabme . 100000
Circulation, 4bnobme . $500
Die gonten balt.n $27.137.625
mebr als bic poridriitsmGbisen %
YroSent.
0as britii6e Weltrei9 UNI
fabt elm 8ebiet bon 1880. 900 Sua'
bratmeilen, ooer bon 5000, 900 Quo
bratmeilen, ipenn man G9ppten uni
ben Sudan nit einrehnen mill. Si'
@epolterun9s3abl 1T 407. 900. 900 be.
jiebunssweiie 42S, 900, 900 Seelen.
GinsGriGttuns IN cinema ass ~ bsilsn
Nebmt @arner's @bite @ine o
Iar Surup, has beiten Suiten=9eil
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Ninoet Ole dc tpieoer.
9uchrus, ., Is. Wai.

*. %. WaQner, elm ~betannter tieIi,
ger giirqer, Re, Dor l. SdDren in Sol,
ae zines i6limnen Nerpenlsiotrs iein
Sprodnermrosn eGr5lih p%erlor, Bat
bieiss leBt plDbli6 pieoe-erlanQt. Gel.
ne Gimme tIinqt 3por ned etfpa5
fontsrbor, hrG rtrmdg Wagner picoel
ebenip Gelouiia. mie ebeoem, ga ipre.
den
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r. - !STTTUAN

Office in Sriiner's Slod iiber 6ebruo.r
Sein.a's Store, st. SermainitraBe, ST.
glouo, U}inn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-05-18
j. ]. Roehon,
III. slpe. D., ct. Glomo, W,imn,

@erli6ert seseu 6suerSSefabr IN
ben alerbeiten Companion, banpelt
III @rmoeisentbum nno ma9t @elo'
anleiben III ben nieorisiten Staten.
Yilnttli6es II. ebrenbaiteS Se'6dItss
perfabrea SeOem suseli4ert. lS'3mt
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Hoods
p

kurirt, well es die einzige wahre blutreini-
gende Medizin LIST. Preis 81; sechs fur IS.
hAOO0 > I lllCll len init Hoods Sarsa-
Darilla zu nehmen. All Droguisten. IS cents.
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Nerwen

Knochen, Muskeln und Gewebe beeinflusst
Wenn es Inrein list, kann es desc Theil NIGHT
geh6rig ernahren. Wenn es durch Hoods Sar-
saparilla rein, reich, roth und belebend gemacht
wird, schafft es Gesundhe nstat Krankheit,
und repariert das ermiidete 'rv0se System vie
eonst NIGHTS. So werden TervenzerruttunS
Hysterie, Neuralgia. Herzkk fen durch
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Starke

Nerven kommen sicher vOm Gebrauch vOD
Hoods Sarsaparilla vie das Kuriren Won
6crofeln, Flechten oder anderen sOgenannten
Btutkrankheiten. Dies kommt einfach dahar
dass daS Blut den Zustand aller
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BOA ocn Ybil;ppircr.

@atingtrn, .. g.. 10. Mai.
Der General Otis bat Dem SrieQs
amt Die geitdtiouno Der ppn Wfanild
aetommenen WIeloun9 Qetabelt, bar
S,nIurQentsn Die ipan. 8arniipn in
,3ambpanQa duf Der Sniel Wiinpanac
dnerifIeu, ober 5uriidgeidla9en lpur
ben nobel Elm ipun. General, 5pei
SffiSiere uno etlife 8emeine peripuns
ret mlrnRn
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GoIpraboS prin9s, Sol.
Is. Mdi.
,SGrfe ,trcibcrcieu.
Heip Yprt, 10. Wdi.

@nlGblid ess 5roes BON 8osnel
g. Slpner. Ger b(Deutenoes Speculus
tirnszGigcntbum bir'trldBt, legtsn iit
bic Barren bei GrpffnunN Der grrIe 9es
pultio ms 3eu0 unr es 9elans ibnen,
bic GurIe geniHsr attien erbcblidl
heruntersut,iiden ann 5htil nm s.
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he Wanted a Compromise.

If General Joseph Wheeler does
as active fighting in the Phillip.
pines, where he has recently been
ordered, as he did in the South
during the civil war, he is apt to
make his presence felt. General
Horace Porter tells the following
story, which is both true and
timely: 1t was about the middle
Of the civil war when freshly ap.
pointed colonel with a newly en-
listed regiment joined the Union
forces in the far South. They
were beautifully new, both in ex-
perience and in uniforms, and
they were very anxious to fight.
The routine Of camp life drove
them a.-1ost to mutiny. One
bright October morning word was
received that a small detachment
of General Wheeler's cavalrymen
were on the other side of the hill,
and q force started out in pursuit.
The next day the Confederates
were reported miles distant in the
opposite direction. The third day
the new colonel and a veteran
brigadicr started out for a pleas.
ure ride. A mile from camp they
rode into the fugitive Confeder-
ates, who had been circling
the carp for a week. 1t was a
narrow escape, but they got away
Onharrci. After 1t was over the
general said to the colonel;
We'll, what do you think Of
war ro~."
~Is Wheeler in this neighbor.
hood much Of the timer replied
he eole7el evasiyeiy.
"All the time. He is here, there
Ind everywhere. What do you
hirk of the prospect?7
"Wel,. answered the colonel re.
IectiveI-, T wonder whether
here isn't some way this Internal
hing can be compromised
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and the letter of acceptance cfth,
contestee indorsing said platform
certainly the position taken in sale
petition could not have done SC
seriously and your committee die
not think it well to consume time
to give it consideration.
! Section ten OF the petition gives
as reason for contestipg the right
of T. M. Burlington to the office Of
Principal Chief, that more than
five hundred adopted citizens OF
the Cherokee nation voted for him
in the recent August election.
Your committee upon Investigation
finds that Section five of the
amendments to artical three of the
constitution Of the Cherokee Ma
tion defines who are the citizens of
the Cherokee nation and among
Others defined to be citizens are
whites legally members of the
nation by ADOPTION"
The question has been settled
by the supreme court, in numer-
ous cases among others the Nofire
case appealed to the supreme
court of the United States from
the United States court at Fort
Smith, Arkansas. This question
was also settled in the Delaware
case. We find no provision in the
act of congress known as the Cur.
tis bill abridging any OF the rights
Of the adopted citizens Of the Cher
okee nation.
For the above reasons briefly |
assigned, your committee would
recommend that the motion to dis
miss be sustained.
G. Y RoGERs, Chairman,
DAVID HITcHER,
JAMES B. WooDALL,
BENJAMIN HILDERBaAD,
D. C. Rowe,
J G. STARR, Secretary.
Nov. IA, 1899.
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REPORT or COMMITTEE.
Frivolous Grounds For the
Contest for Chiefs Place.
To the honorable, the national
council of the Cherokee nation.

To the honorable, the nationa
council of the Cherokee nation
Gentlemen: = We, the under
signed committee elected in Join
session on November IL, 1899, t.
whom was referred the petition
contesting the right of T. M. Buf
fington TO the office Of principa
chief of the Cherokee nation, TO-
gether with all papers relative
thereto, including the motion o.
I. M. Burlington, contestee, to dis.
miss said petition for the reasons
therein assigned, beg leave to sub
NIT the following report:
The committee met on Monday
November ID, 1899, and organized
and proceeded to carefully invest
igate said petition and the motion
filed and to take testimony upon
the last ground set forth in said
motion Of contesstee to dismiss,
viz: "That the petition has not
been drawn and signed in accord
ance with the laws of the Chero-
kee nation. y
Section AS Of the compiled laws
of the Cherokee nation, which pro-
vides the manner OF contestine
the election Of anyone 10 the Office
Of principal chief, that said con-
test must be "by petition to the
national council signed by at least
one hundred electors, setting forth
the grounds on which said election
is contested"
The petition referred to your
committee has exactly one hun
dred names signed thereto and
mong Others appear the names. Of
Charley Pritcheti. a great number
signed in Cherokee, and Wilson
Towey- Your committee exam.
ined Daniel Gritts, who testified /
that the majority OF the names
signed to the contest petition were
sent in by the captains of the sew
eral districts and the same were
signed by him to said petition