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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-27

A message from Mayor Simpson was then
read, giving reasons for Withholding his
approval to a resolution adopted by council,
appropr1ating $500 for crawling on North
Alfred street between Queen and Cameron
streets, the principal objection being that
there was an outstanding resolution, never
yet carried into operation. covering the
identical ground. A long and animated
discussion ensued, in which Messrs Snow
den and Smith prominently figured The
question, when finally put to a vote, re-
suited in unanimous approval Of the
mayors veto. AS the debate had brought
into question the time required by law for
the mayor to return vetoed measure after
its passage, Mr.. SnoWden presented reSo-
luton, which was adopted, referring the
matter for decision to the committee on
general laws.
The following appropriations were made:
$500 to lay twenty-foot roadway on AL
fred street between Oronoco and Pendeton
streets; 500 to extend a sewer from King
street running southwark on Columbus
street. Council then adjourned
Attempts to Escape.
A message was received at police head
quarters last night that woman, giving
her name as Helen Hillon and claiming to
be from Washington, had been run over by
a truck on the Washington Southern rail-
road near ST. Asaph, and both of her feet
badly injured. Acting Lieut.. Smith and
Officer Lyles went to the place mentioned
and found the woman to be Ollie Sykes,
alias Bryan. She was suffering from
sprained ankles, sustained, it was subse
quently discovered, by jumping from a two
story window. A wagon was secured and
the woman conveyed to the Alexandria
Infirmary. Monday last Ollie was before
Mayor Simpson on charge of vagrancy
and sentenced to sixty days in the work
house 1t was from a lofty window of this
house that she made her daring attempt
to escape last night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-27
RUNNING.

The standard handicap for three-year-
ods at a mile and furong was the stake
attraction at Gravesend yesterday. Five
horses of good quality made a good race.
Batten was eVen-mUney faVorite, while
Cambrian, King Barleycorn and Prince
McClurg had some following. King Barley
corn made the running around the first
turn and up the back stretch. with Cam
brian next Spencer rating al the far turn.
Spencer made his run, bringing Batten
through on the rail as the field turned
into the stretch, and won cleverly by a
length Prince McClurg, ridden out, beat
King BarIeycorn a head for the place.
Maher took the jockey honors of the day,
winning three of the six events
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-27
SECOND DAY AT NEWMARKET.
Tod Sloan Wins One Race and Lose.
One.


One.
LONDON, September 2I-At the second
day of the Newmarket first October meet
ing today Lord Hastings bay filly Marial-
va, ridden by Tod Sloan, won the race for
the second Nursery handicap.
Jocose was second and Fra Antonio fin
ished third, in a field of fifteen. The bet
ting was 3 to / against Marialva
Sloans mount, Elfin, was unplaced in the
Cheat Eastern Railway handicap, Leisure
Hour, ridden ty L. Reiff, being the winner
Seventeen horses ran. The betting was 100
to against the winner and 20 to 1 against
Elfin.
The October handicap of 800 sovereigns
was won by Nitcham. Grodno ridden by
Sloan, finished second.
Sly Fox, with ''Skeets" Martin up, was
unplaced.
The betting was > to94 against Grodno
and 20 to against Sly Fox.
Lord William BeFesfords bay gelding
Yumboe, ridden by Sloan, won the Hope
ful stakes
Sir Waldie Grffiths Bettyfield, with Mar
tin in the saddle.,.s finished second. Six
horses ran; distance, five. furlongs.
The betting was to l against Yumboe
and to against Bettytield.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-27

The American, published in Manila, under
date of August "a. received in the last Phil
ippine mail, says:
Colonel George r. Cotton, late collector
of customs at Manila, has been requested
to return to the custom house.
Colonel Cotton. while in charge of the
dictatorship, rendered excellent service
and by his courtesy and attention rendered
himself most popular; and 1t is welcome
news to every one having business at the
custom house that the colonel is once again
there to assist one through the intricacies
OF customs requirements"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-27
MAN and Wife i'm Distress.

Rev DIR. Bochror of Buffalo says:--'sfy wife
and were both troubled with distressing Catai1h
but we have enjoyed freedom from this aggrayat-
ing malady since the day first used Dr. ig-
news Catarrhal Powder. Its action was instan-
taneous giving the NEST grateful relief within ten
WILLIAMS. 9th and + sts.; EDAoNDs x WILL
IAMS, Sd and Pa. ave. AZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-27

Chicago Unable to Score After Seven
teen Innings of Play.

Only 200 spectators witnessed the double
header in Chicago yesterday between the
Pittsburgs and the home club, the former
capturing both games, the first by the score
of ) to and the second, - to 0. Both Chi
cago pitchers were hit hard, while Lever
and Hoffer We're extremely effective, and
We're given almost perfect support. Will
iams was once more the star of the day.
Scores.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-27

Earned runs-St. Louis, IA. Twohase hits-Don-
lin, Cross, O'Connor. Three-base hits-Heidrick,
Childs, OConnor, Young ~. DoNd, Cross. Home
run-Wallace. Hit by her-Schrecongost. Dou-
bic plays Wallace to Schrecongost t2}; Duncan to
Kruger; Quinn to Lockhead to Duncan First base
bails-Of Young, l off knepper. ]. Struck out
By Knepper l. by Young. 1. Stolen hase-Schre-
COMPOST. Umpires Connolly and Warner. Time
: hours
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FIRST GAME,

Earned run Pittsburg /. Left on bases-Chica
go, !; Pittshurg. I. Two-base hits-McCarthy,
Smith. Sacrifice hit-Bowerman. Stolen bases
Mertes. Mccarthy Double plays-liasoon to Ever
lit; Magoon tunassistedj: Ely to Smith to Dillon.
Struck out-By Garyin, 3; by Lever g. First base
on bails-of Garvn. 1 off Lever, 3. Wild pitches
-Garvn, =. Umpires-O'Day and Mcdonald. Time
i hour and 50 minutes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-27

Charles Clark, colored, was today con-
victed of keeping a disorderly house in
$40. With the alternative of thirty days in
Jail. He went to prison.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-27
Record of the Clubs.


The ST. Louis club made a runaway race
of their game yesterday on their own
grounds, the Clevelands being defeated by
the score of 15 to 3. The Perfectos scored
in every inning, the twirling of knepper
being extremely easy to solve. Score:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-27
New Amateur Cycle Record.

SPOKANE. Wash, September &c c..
Holzell went against the amateur bicycle
record and covered third of a mile in
% 20 seconds. This claim is substantiated
by three judges and three time keepers,
and Mr.. Holzell will claim the amateur
record of the world before the l.. A. w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-27

Earned run--Pttshurg, /. Left on bases-Chicago
:; IittsbaTg, I. Two-Dase hits-Taylor, Beaumont
McCreery- Ihree-base Mccarthy. Home run
Williams. SchriSer. Sacrifice hit-McCreery. stolen
bast.S-Evertt %, Beaumont ,3i, Mccarthy o.
Williams. double piay-Eyeritt to Magoon Struck
out-By Taylor, D, 10y Holfer, /. Passed balloon
ahue. First base balls-Off Taylor, 3; off Hotter
:. Empires NicDonaid and ODay.- Time-1 hour
and 10 IninuteS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-27
Mayors Veto Sustained.

ell. Finally Mr.. Desmond moved to substi-
tute 5000 for $1,000, and in this form the
resolution was adopted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-27
t able Linen,

lSecOnd floOr.)
z Re- yard for inch Heavy Bleachei
OOS Table DamaSk. 1899 patterns. hut
zoe quality. Last few pieces of thousands.
ESc instead Of 81 a dozen for the Nap
w kins. Note that they are guaranteed
pure linen, every thread.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-27

The will of William Britt dated august
o. 1887 was filed late this afternoon for
probate The deceased leaves all of his
property real and personal, to his wife,
Mary Ann Britt, whom he names eXecu.
trix without bond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-27

"a Of those ultra stylish black and blue
Chcviot serge skirts: lined with ''Nuhian"
lining ami bound with IS. II. & NJ" bind
ing: are made mp with the new habit back,
which you cannot duplicate else SS 02
where for less than Sy.9S-for. VOs 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-27

65 of the new gray habit cloth skirts
the very best quality-which G z 60Q
sell for $3.50 elsewhere-at. paVo >o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-27
PLAY BOSTON TODAY
Last Series of the Senators Away
From Home.
RAIN PREVENTED YESTERDAYS GAME
TaIkef Transferring the Brook|yns
to This City.
SPORTING NOTES
TOday's Schedule.

TOday's Schedule.
Washington at Boston.
Philadelphia at Baltimore.
Cleveland at ST. Louis.
Pittsburg at Chicago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-27

Gray homespun suits and Venetians. with
silk lined jackets-with new pleated and
habit back-which are being sold for $40
%s1,n Il il i isrod i"ss re so
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Property Left to His Wife.

P. II. Sheehy, Wholesaler Our Monogram Flo
se1-3n, Is cor. eth ami Fla ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-27
Ladies' manufactured skirt

We shall also put on sale a lot of Ia
dies black figured brilliantine
skirts-such sold for S1.9S 0MC
for. Observation-Disclosures. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-27

Another lot of the handsomest suits that
are turned out from the tailOrs laps-silk
lined throughout and most exquisitey en-
broidercd and silk braid trimmed-suits for
< $a e. s"% sss'' SO DIS %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-27

U New London style DOnhle-hreasted
kersey cloth Jackets, with scalloped back
and strapped seams. Black. tans. browns
and blues Half lined $5..S. 81 AZ
Full lined. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~ u o ~
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lie sBargain SDots' You Should KNOW

'GyThink of only Sc for 100 sheets Of
good Writing Paper. And pack OT/c
age of 70 Envelopes for only. 49,. S/2Ss
O'See center aisle table filled with
tons Included in the many bargains M~
25c silk Hose Supporters for only WV
UThe table in Leather Goods Depart
ment is to be filled with odds and ends Of
various 2ac to soc lots Pocket Dc
Books, etc. Choice for ........... SSSe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-27

Second tioor)
soc and 69c yard are introductory prices
of the 1850 French Flannels,
for gowns. waists, etc.
&c instead of 12i5c yard for the Flannel
cites initiating the designs and col
OF the French Gannels
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-30
9NtSeonHm.

asbels@ rplo ION. Sn aebels
9rploiion Abwidsret 9sulefabrlt |
4ppleton ben %. bs. or9bte TO
Manb O9 iaareoe oite andre baarbt.
Snesn Of bsm par 9ioroboere.
SeIs 6ubritten ebelasbes, os Yinbu'
erne | Ome9nen truiies ueb &piteIien.
@n Del al DamptebeIen gil sennsm
Maitiurummsts Gag os bIsO funhei
100 5ob fra Epsninsen. Iabst ans
ilanss til s50,0 900.
Ramp mob SpiIlebuIsr.
Den npe Diiirittsabuotat VI. y. s. q a.
gsnleu bar siuet Orbre til, at aae
Spiasbuie 2liblanb ifal Iuttss. Der
bar Ianesre lib uGrei fri SpiI /
aiblano. 9uer Maaneo bIsu Spiue-
buienss 9iere forte for 6eitsn os be-
taIte en- MuItt al 800 buer, os faa
bar man label benz 6rsb til nelts
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-30
Nc,p Dorf.

6rpgteIiS Sranb. Nonnes
tloitret Ct. asnes, /! DiiI fra Sportia,
&odIano county, branote b. 2s. bs.
Saauiot uioes omtom Yerioner =
men mango Tom til Stabe - oerai to
bpoeIist. SIbeu nuaeoe fsrlt Dren9es
bernebiemmet, men alle Born tom pei
ub. 2 Smaapiser oeoe bOsefter al
arampe. @n 6sluri9 pise beoe unber
&soninssicrfSs; @n 9ieneitepise al
Rpftelie ouer llIptten. ai giounerne
maatte iprinse uo fra os 4 @Iose,
men be tom ira bet meo Qiuet. SnIt
bOeoe Der 326 Born Og 40 Honner.
25 al yernene fom I'll Stabe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-30

ypnneb lag. Der er itet flere
gpunebilas / ben ienere lib. 8 Waters
town tom Wlrs. w iarp Uii6eI og to
andre 8unoer aIuorIig Ill Stabe peb et
iaabont Neellag. Ole Norbp, Mil
fra Wsblier bar miitet fin gabsbpsnlns,
5 9elis inoebrenote. 6nbelis bleu ben
llaarise Sames Carl brebt Uiil,
bant uet epnnetnas.
9urOn os OmeSn bar IiseIsbss uerst
biemis9t al Here sbeIGssenbe Gorben:
iiorme, Iebiasst af ifartt ResnfaIb.
4Ibert 8 op bIeu rant af gpnnsb flag
Os fit farIise gsitabi9eiisr. 81 nbes
boei Dus ramies os br9nbte til Sorbsn.
epnet fog neb / mango llbbuie. 3 ct
Ire uoenfor aonbutter Gonners
gus fog qpnet neb, os fsrs Of Son:
nors 5amiIIe miitebe Bsuibnbeben.
Mrs. W bs, en- Farmers 6uifru
mar 6uton, ituIbe ifanIe YinbmslIen,
men ramies os orabtss paa Stebet.
upeiret bar siort flor DbsIaeseIie
paa ApIinsen. Dst itattsbs 8orn blep
blalt ueouer prerisn.
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Srfanen os oens 5olger paa
EOrto hirO.

Oct nnl1aas M, al $500 Dire for
Srtonsn sr bIsusn bs9raust, at 1000
Menneifer tom til Sfabe peb Stormen,
os at 1000 suonu James.
arissospuriemsniet bar mOotaset fol.
ssnoe 5nobsreiuine ira General . . / g.
9orto Rieos WiIitarsuuernsr, bn.
tsret 90. bs.:
ySss boabsr. at Bibras at Rnb,
8Iaber os 9GsemioIer uil bliue ienbt i
Opsrensiiemmelis meb mine Spgipslisr.
6or Wiao or Der ben meii preslenbe
Grang. Den amleoe Omtoltning of
oft, iom uiI tiItransss for al nan ouer
til ben lib, ba en- ny Joripnins af
5rust o9 @rSniiaser tan beltes, uiI
bIiue en- ubpre Gum, maaife 81 300,
600. 1uiiubsr al bamiIer er nu biem.
Isis; men oeres 6iem er iOm ofielt siori
al StoIper os ct Tag. Den 9sn, buor
ben itsrie ObsIasselie bar funoet Steb,
r Ianet inbs bet 3nbre al Oen, buor:
til man fun fan tomme peb Oj9Ip af
patmuIsr. 0et pil omtrsnt blipe umus
Zig at fraste GreIaft til bisis 9anbsbes.
Den 3r9Ialt. iom er ienbt, maa bru9es
8iitritterne lan9s apitsn; 6oIt bet
Snbre maa bp99e oeres 9ufe al bel
iamme Ulateriale ON | be nebbIalte.
Oct uil tunne saa alt iammen, ianfremt
bare be lultenos fan faa Wao.
6pis be 5oreneoe Statsr piI fri oue
bsm fra 6unaer, om eqns uil be euns
9ersbeb, uiI ct fort Arbeibe pare eiort,
os bet er alt, buao ies tror, ri tan uenis
at Opnaa. Seq seniaser nit tioIisere
5trap paa 1000 Cons gepnebsmlbler
on llssn, til iss siper nGrmere BARREL.
Ses UiI lite fraraabe gelirGbeIierue
for at senOpbpsss 6ufene; men ies trOr,
ut man lite ber fOrisse paa bet, ier man
er litter paa, at 9ungersnsoen er al
uenbt. Seq tanoe enite at faa ct Suers
flag fra 9entruIs 9iaIpetomiieen oper be
'MibIer, iom ben bar til fin Raobisbeb
euer bar gsnis.
Der er ienot abitillise 9abninser Sc.
bsmibIer Os 8Ieoer III be uIntfeliss.
Gil Jieliei 5onost sr Der alt inotommei
$45,340 aon,anter. Dse Yberions
Calming er afienot til 5orbsIin9sesns
irene.
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9e tnlinOe Sina.

Dewep 6rantris. Deb Olpms
pias" 2lntomit til ben frantic &pit ben
22be ausuit uoUetsIeoes ben iaouanIise
SaIut. De iranife Rrpoiere, rabmiraI
@barnsr". ,DduOuit" os Iriunt", uns
Der Rommunbo af giceobmiraI Yiens
a me gan berefter en- SoIut til 2ele
for glbmiraI Dewep. Nian uentsr, at
y Olympia" bliusr Der en- llse.
Senere pau Dasen bsieste 0icsabmis
raj Bienaime 0enrp 9isnamb, Setre.
iQren psb ben amsritanite Qesation /
Yoris Os ben ameritanite YcstonInI /
gliSSa lbmiral Demep ON Dorb |
Olympia, Os fOrifslIise 6eitIisbsoer
baue funbet Steb.
Wsb 6epbinserne 6Iatmoutb
Os Strons Dap Spioien banieoe
forIsben Snoianerne peb Gais yafe,
Minn., for 5000 gpltreiieuos, iom pare
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Wtnne5ota.

Drebte peo 9pnnebilas. Sn.
gebrit Arneion, en- pelfenbt 6ormer /
oscar Iownibip, ner 5ersus
falls, bleu forIsbsn brabt pso Qpnneo.
flag. 5an ita,,ebe !0e, bu 9pnst ramte
BAN. Oct iatte osiaa Slo pua Stat.
Ten.
-Gbarles Carlton, en- Sten=
bu9ser | ct. @lOub, bIeu forleoen
orabt ueb apnneoIa9 paa Ysien biem
fra arbeioe. 6au eftsrlabsr fig 6uitru
os en- Sen.
untsri lab. 8pen Mantatos
Ve9er uiier, at en- eller anben forben.
pGrenoe 6mbeosmano bar sort fig itpl.
big | ct llnber1ab poa 81 $40.
Carl 9owarb ner ueo u Tier.
an norIa bleu forleoen orabt al Qpnneb.
ila9, meoens ban ltatfeoe 6pebe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-30

Maaneo. gpsn bar berpeo bait en-
maansbIis SnotGst al $500 al Spiae.
bulsne. Diltrttsabpotatens Orbrs
letter en- Stopper for benns 9rolit.
0pis gierue frsmbsIes boIbsr l0ulsne
aabne, oil Der paaieIss Arrelt.
- Sans .. Wabien, en- Dams
Ter / 9facine, 0tat=6prbsber pos Bad
ger Electric Light Co, bIeu ben "a.
os. funoet Iissenoe bob pOwsrbuiet.
Det aa ub til, at glettricitet bauoe
forpoIot bans Dob. 9an bauoe 9iertes
itil os Tan pere bob at 6jerteilas. 9an
uar entemano o9 eiterlaoer li9 tire
Born.
Oscar u. SpiIIum giortb
9ape. 5acine County, er benuilt til
@rantiurpen unber $1,000 Rautlon,
anfIaset At PolttOntorinipetter giro
Tor unoerIl9b. Uir. Spiuum, Der I'D.
Iisere par 6anoeISrejienbe for ct 6ors
reininssbus WiIuautee, bIeD iioen al
8ongresmano Cooper uonGunt til
Yoiimeiier pna AnbeioIin9 al fremras
eenoe Borsere. Der ii9es, at unoers
lebei, oa bet bIeu opoaset af Snipetlsr
Birb gegpnbeIien af inoeuerenbe
Maaneb, beIcb Jig til 50. 1872, iom ben
unge Spilum efter e9et Si9enoe bar
uuuenbt lin 6orreinins. Suipsttoren
ianbt fun sl2s qenseitubet. 6an
unberrettebe ltrots aautIonilterne, polis
melterens 6ooer o9 en- GARNER peo
giapn Sobnion ON Sa9ens StilIin9.
6Or no9Ie 9ase iioen buuoe 6aeeren
ilIpeiebra9t bet man9lenoe; men Snipst-
TOR Birb ertl9reoe ba, at ban fra Naibs
in9ton baube fuaet Srore ON at anla9se
Sag mob poltmslter Spiaum.
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". Gafota.

6uinbeli9 GARNER. Den IA.
aari9e 6teoa 8ruie bar ire 2lar paret
i'm MOrs enelte Stette pau bsres lille
6arm ner Samestomn. 6aberen
oOoe o9 eiterlob Rone o9 Born Sat:
tisbOm. 3 ben lib bar ben lille Yi9e
uofstt n9lten alt 6armarbeioet, nnar
nnbtases / Soften. I'll pIojninsen
bIeu 9iort af benbe. 6un ipGnoer for
cs oriusr Blouen iaa 9oot iom en- Wano.
9un tan iIaa SO Os ltatte. Naar ga.
ben er t9rlfet, terer bun ben til Bpen.
giaar bun tommsr til gpen, er bun
bsller lite tabt bag Of en- gosn. Der
ital en- forilasen DanoeIsmano til Of
narre benbs. 9un er Iiae os ipao os
fer lite ub, iom bun tunoe ubfsre bet
baaros arbsibs, bun MI tire 2lar bar
ubfcrt.
State Banfo Of 5orman er nu
aubnet Jorman. 6. s.. Douibien
er praioent.
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aoninl geOloe inipenberet.

Roniul BebIos Canton, & ina,
er bleuen inipenberet os biemtaIbt unbsr
Misianis for & 9anbs bsforraberi. 6an
pil tunne pare / Chicago meuem 5. oe
10. September. 6rn ubenris ssbepnrtes
msntet tales Der me9ei Iiot ON So9en.
men 5attum sr, at 6oniul Bebl os
bar rssilireret 0ampitibet abbep. Der
fOrsauss baubs isst Resiitrerins auoei
Stsbs Os iOm iensrs uiite fig at pare ct
6iIibultsrifib meo gaaben os ammunis
ton I'll Sninreenterne pan 9u5on.
Det er bog mulist, at 8oniuI 9ebs
IOes sneite 6erieeIie beituar /, at ban
bar uGret utIOs os tun unosrisgt 2Ibbep
ousrhaoiif.
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ter Gsruppen, iOm l5enipnet til bet
offenili9e Bel iraper. 6erfro unota9ss
eonbOmraabs, iOm li99er umiooelbart
omtrino Sulionsns @ienbom. mebs
ninbre Bel9ttelle er milit9r Rsbuens
oi9bsb paa @runb al 6ri9 meo en-
iremmeb Must. = SuItanen os bans
6oubineers &ettisbersr os 9arbisheber
lfal rslpettsres. - Worosrns ifal lite
foruIsmpss paa@runb Of bsres 9teIi9ion.
Vile rsIisisie Stitte ftuI reipetteres, Os
lnssn ifaI forisIses for &sIisiOnens
StpIb. = vi 9anoeI meo uoenIonoife
probutter iful pare fri. ube9raniet o9
ufortoIoet, naar ben bripes al Sultanen
eller Woroer unber be 5oreneoe Stas
tsrs 5Ia9. Snbferfel Of Sfpoeuaaben
til D9ruppsn er forbubt, uben eftsr
@snsralguuernsrens 9iIIuoeIie. = SuI:
tanen ifnI bebanole oe paaoemme nlle
Saser, anlasts al UlorOer mob Wloroer;
be bemte 6Orbrpbere ffaI ouersiues til
be amsritanife Mpnoi9beosr for Strafs
fens lloepelie. @nbusr Slnpe /
0sruppen bar 9tet til at tsbe fin Fri:
bsb peb at bstaIs fin gier 800. = Raar
6orutIin9er opltaar msuem amerita.
mere o9 SuItanen, ifaI amerifauite
Ulpnsi9beoer ierli 9runoig unoeris9e
So9en. fer Der sribss til poIbiomme
Uiioler. - De 6oreneoe Stater oil be.
Ifpite Sultanen liliaIoe ai, at nogen
fremmeO Must prsutr Ousrsreb mob
bom. = De 5orsnsbe Siuter maa lite
i9lss 69riippsn til no9sn fremmeo
Ulo9t uben SuItnnens Samtptfe.
9rattatsn, Der paa @runb a tens
9stemmsIier ON 9sIisions' Os SIapss
iperssmaalet truttsres ubIibt af Oppo.
litionen, bIsp unberieonet W j bun
ben 20. Ausuit af @eneraI Bates, Gut
tansn % trs 9suoinssr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-30
Statss ssNDbeber.
Soiua.

Gin leo aars 6soieIsoas fsireoe fOr'
lebsn 5obn Oar9an 6iceuIue.
9on bar ale fine GAMERS fuIbe Vrus
os Tan 9obt ie uo til at tunne Ieue 10
Nor til.
Iobbelt Worb. lre 2anb.
ltrp9sre, iOm ben %. os. baube Iijaa'
let fig til fri Rsjie paa ct 6bleaso
@reai Nsltern 6raettos, fob og brebie
Bratemanbens 3. Is. Wilon os
Is Quincy Wattbsws 8 os taiteoe oes
res Gig unoer 6iuIene u'o Ufaribau'
toun.
geb Wslbourns Iauneoe Rnnbuttsren
BratemGnoens; Der bIep ls9t efier BEN,
Os Oeres Gig bIeU iunoet paa Sporet.
Woroerne par fIpstet; men ct uGbnet
Munbitub latte sjebIitteIis eiter benz.
Mtllon boeoe Warl baltown og
Uiaibsms / Dss Woinss. Yssss baube
6amlIis. Wiorberne baue uqrst opipo-
reos men bIeu lite funsne.
-epnnebfIog. gpnet log ben
%. bs. nso / ben norit. Iutberlte 6irfe /
@rasttinser, ipIinireoe Gaarnet /
lmaa Sipttey iamt ben piire Gnbe, 9it
iaa Ianss ben norbIise Bag Os Gag os
ub gennem ben ueitre enbe. Staoen
aniIaas til meIlsm $500 os $500, iOm
er iulot asiureret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-30
Sraftnt meO Snlnpernes
Snltan.

5ra General Otis mobtOs sriss.
ospartementet fortise llse Telegram
ON, at bet par lpttsbss Sen. Bates
at afilutts Iraftat meb SuIucernss
SuItan os bans !6subinser, iaaIebes at
bsIe Dgruppsn anerfenbG be 5Orensoe
Siatns Suerbeibeb. vi Erattatens
OrbIpo frembauss feIsenbe:
DE Dorensbe Staters Sperbeibeb
ouer belle SuIus@ruppen anertenbes. -
0et ameritanife JIas pebtases iOm
SuItanens 6Ias. - De 6oreneoe Sta.
ter Tan beiatte os iontrOare be punt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-30
SutnotS.

1o2 aar ipIote Mrs. Gatberins
Rice. eaer Aunt Kitty, iOm man
taIoer benoe, / OsIe County, ben "a.
bs. 9un par feot / 9eauer Greet
WuibinstOn county, Wi6., 1897.
9un er af en- 6amiIie, iom ct teuot for
fin Selsliuetbeo. 9enoes Gar bIeu 81
Aar, os benbss OntIer bleu naiten lI8e:
iaa samls. 6un tom til OsIe County
/ l545 Os bar bOet Der iioen. 9uis
bun Ieuer til tie Sanuar 1901 pil bun
buus Ieust tire Aarbunoreoer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-30
Montana.

9n aobberaare, fom ltaI uere
uiGeuanlis risbOlbis, Opoassoes forte
ben nib. gpsn Butte, ou man sias
ueoe aaIosr til en- np gpsnins. 2lr.
beiost paa ben npe gpsnIns er itunoiet,
Os Here Wineejere er 6arb meb at leie
@runoen. 6isnoOmmen Iisser mibt
imellem 6otsller.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-30
Wcbraifa.

8 Sibnep er Der uebbranbt tire
5Orretninssbuie % iefs andre Spsniu.
ger. Iabet anoraser SAC. 600. Susen
buuoe asiureret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-30
Colorado.

Stor @ape. Aibsbe @eorse N.
9lauton bar teitamentsrst l Nillion
Dollars til SprstteI en- al ct llniusriitet
/ Denper.
Stor Branb. 5orlebsn nebs
brGnbie belle 0Orretuinssitroset / 9ies
tor. y9rbisr for 10 Nillioner 8oaars
l0soes / 9lite. 9ictor reenes for ben
naltltetfte gp Cripple @rest Difrits
tst. Zen buubs o,ooo Snbbpssere,
font ben fsrit sr frenlitaast fra 1898
Spen er iom betenot en- Rinsbp.