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Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-12-30
zEIchiean HOLDS a special SESSION.

Lansing, Mich, Dec. 21.-The Michi-
gan legislature is In special session in
response to call of Governor Pingree.
The governors object is to secure pass
age of joint resolution providing for
submission tothe people at the general
election next November Of an amend
ment to the state constitution placing
railways upon the same basis for taxa
ton as all other property. At present
the railroads pay specific taxes upon
gross earnings. with no assessment
upon actual property
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-12-30
Entbusiastie yo1unteertng.

mutton of the enthusiasm among the
volunteers. All kinds of offers are
reaching Lord Gresham, who is to COM
mand the mounted volunteer force.
Members of the stock exchange have
already promised 100 horses from their
stables, and an offer of an Irish con-
tingent of lis hunting men was accept
ed this morning. Prince Francis OF
Teck, younger brother of the Duchess
of York, has sailed for Cape Town
with detachment of the Royal Drag
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-12-30
The Old wichita University.

Wichita, Dec. 23.-The old Wichits
University has been bought by Bishop
Hennessy for the use Of the order o.
the Sisters of ST. Joseph The consid.
grafton was the payment of 200 to
the Reformed church. Five thousand
dollars in taxes were RENTED and it
will require about SIS, 600 additional to
put it in repair. This building was
one put up in the boom It was opera
ted as a school for quite time, but Of
late years it has stood vacant It is .
very substantial building.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-12-30
Grand Lode .. O.U.W.

Topeka, Dec. 23.-one of the large
gatherings in Topeka of 1900 will be
the annual meeting of the grand lodge
of the A o. Q. W., which viii be held
beginning Tuesday, February 81. 1t
is estimated that there viii be present
500 delegates and about 1900 visitors
The committees having the arrange
ments In charge are already at work
making preparations to properly take
care of those who viii be in attend
ance. The session viii last about four
DAVIS
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-12-30
Ten Thousand Mounted infantry.

London.>Dec- 21.-The government
has at last conse nted to mobilize a
force which Governor Butler is credit
ed with having demanded all along as
essential to success in South Africa,
namely, ten thousand mounted infan
try The war office has issued an or
der to the effect that the government
had decided to raise for South Africa q
mounted infantry force, to be called
Imperial yoemanry," and to be re
cruited from yeomanry, volunteers and
civilians
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-12-30
To EquaIize Taxation of Banks.

Washington, Dec. 22.-Congressman
Bailey, of Kansas, who represents the
state at large, has introduced a meri-
torious measure in the house. 1t pro-
vides that the revenue tax on banks of
$1,000 and $40, 600 capital shall be pro-
portionate with those of greater capital;
for instance, banks having a capital of
S25, 900 or over. AS it is now, each
bank is required to pay a revenue tax
under the war revenue act, of $50,
where the capitalization is below $685.
600, and 50 per thousand where the
capital is in excess of $685. 900.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-12-30
NAV ManOntaR ilI-

Washington, Dec. 26.-Representa-
tive Berry, of Kentucky, a member OF
the river and harbor committee, said
that he did not agree with the view OF
chairman Burton, of the committee.
that there would be no river and har-
Dor bill. Mr.. Berry thinks it most de
sirable that the bill should be framed
at the present long session, and he Is
of the opinion the committee will take
this view.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-12-30
Arizona working for Statehood.

Washington Dec. Ex-Governor Muir
ply of Arizona is in the city. He is
working to get as many of the mem
bers of the committee of territories OF
the house and senate as possible, to &C
company himself and other enthusiast
tic Arizona statehood people on a trip
to that territory. While there, attempts
will be made to impress the committee
with the importance of the territory
and the reasons why it should be a
state. 1t is unnecessary to state that
the best foot will be put foremost by
the Arizona people.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-12-30
Chicago Strikers Raise a Riot.

Chicago, Dec. 21.-A riot occurred at
Twenty-ninth street and Calumet,
where the strike of the tunnel miners
is in progress. Several non-union men
emerging from the tunnel were as
saulted by strikers and during the gen.
-ral fight which followed shots were
fred and several men on both sides
badly beaten. No one was struck by
arrested
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-12-30
Stock yards COMPANY sues.

Kansas City, Dec. 2o.-The Kansas
City Stock Yards Company has sued
the Chicago, Rock Island 6 Pacific
Railroad Company for s31, 62e.45 on ae-
count of the destruction by fire of the
sheep pens on the night of October %.
The stock yards company claims that
it was a spark from Rock Island
switch engine which set fire to the
pens
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-12-30
"Didn.t Know a Poor Exeuse.

London, Dec. 22.-Further accounts
Of the Tugela river battle emphasizes
The ignorance of the British intelli.
gence department in regard to the dis
position of the Boer forces. The Brit
ish were not aware that the Beers
were entrenched along a series of low.
lying hills, until staggering fire
compelled them TO retreat when the
attack seemed about to succeed. The
Beers were also in greater strength
than anticipated.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-12-30
Grand Rush of Volunteers.

London, Dec. 2O.-There has been a
notable rush of volunteers to offer
their services for the war in South At
RIGA. Several colonies have placed
their regiments at the disposal of the
war Office. About 300 artillery volun-
teers offered their services at Edin-
burgh.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-12-30
Last OF Tho Volunteer Regiments.

San Francisco, Dec. 22.-The United
States transport Grant has cleared and
will sail for Manila with the last of
the volunteer regiments, the Forty
eighth infantry, aboard, in command
of Colonel William Duval.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-12-30
urrent De1inauencr Bin

Washington, Dec. 26.-The urgent
deficiency appropriation bill, the first
If the important supply bills for the
government expenses, is practically
made up, and the total will amount to
Ibout S51, COO, 900. The bill viii be sub
nitted to the house soon after It as
embIes. OF the amount carried S45,-
81, s71 is asked for the war depart ment
md ca 142 74O for the navy
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-12-30
Bank Deposits sti11 Increasing.

Topeka, Dec. 26.-Bank Commission
er Breidenthal says the reports of the
state and private banks now coming
into his department under his last call, !
when tabulated, will show that the
combined deposits will aggregate over
$25, 10000 This will be an increase
of 81, 900, 900 over the deposits as shown
by the call three months ago.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-12-30
Troops For Texas,

Washington, Dec. 22.-The quarter
master general has been informed that
four troops of the Tenth cavalry have
been assigned to the following posts
in Texas: Troop E, to Fort Brown; f
to Fort Mcintosh; G to Fort Ringgold,
III to Fort Clark,
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-12-30
Car Shons Rurnad.

Dubuque. Ia, Dec. 22.-The car shops
of the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
railway, the largest plant here, are de-
stroyed by fire. Loss will be from $751;
600 to 500, 900, and 300 men will be
thrown out of employment.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-12-30
Good For Butler If Only True.

London, Dec. ga special dispatch
says it is rumored that General Butler
called for volunteers to recover the
abandoned guns and that a party is
sued from the camp after midnight and
brought in the guns, which were unin'
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-12-30
Nfpped.

EmpIoyer-You say that your hab-
its are ali correct? AppHcant-Yes,
sir. Employer latter q momsntas
pzuss)-Do you drink? Applicant lab
sent minded1S1-ThanksI Don't care
IL I do.-Columbus State Journal.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-12-30

Speaker Henderson, at the last minute. re-
considered his decision to leave Delegate Flynn
on the committee on territories
THIRTEENTH DAY.
In the Senate the presiding of1cer presented
a communication from the regents of SMITH
sonian institute, suggesting the appointment OF
Richard Olney to I'LL vacancy in the board of
regents. Senator Hoar Mass said it would be-
as proper for the supreme court to suggest TO
the president who should fill vacancy on the
bench The matter was tabled
Senator Hale fMe.) read General Brooke 8
proclamation in turning over the Cuban gov
eminent to General W God, and congratulated
General Brooke for the good work he had &C
complished.
Senator Hoar offered a long series Of resolu7
lions which, summed up, meant declaration
q CONGRESS that whenever armed resistance to
American control ceases In the Philippines, and
the people able to form a stable govern
ment for themselves. this country pledges it
self to provide for their doing so.
Mr.. De Almond CMo) introduced in the house
set OF resolutions along parallel lines with
Senator Hoar'S in the Senate. Different but
aiming at about the same course.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-12-30

New York Press: Little Ethel
Mammal know what q hole ia. Nam
ma-Do you, deaF7 What Is it? Little
Ethsl-It's Rossin' wiz somestn
$1,000 a
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-12-30
Treasury Statements.

Washington, Dec. 23.-The state
ment of the condition of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance, $780,
1876, $40, gold reserve, S241, 423 ,427.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-12-30
CONGRESSIONAL NEWS.
What Is Being Done In The FIfty-stxt6
General Assembly.

The senate committee on Snance reported the
senate financial bill as substitute for thd
house bill. It viii be called up Jan 4. Tha
Senate received from the president the appUint,
ment OF Horace Speed to be United States az
torney Of Oklahoma
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-12-30

Speaker Henderson, at the last minute re-
considered his decision to leave Delegate Flynn
on the committee on Territories
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-02-16

# 6onnta3s bat auh an Der Weffiilte
Grantreid,s ein beftiger 5turm selpii=.
tibet. @rober sdaoen lit anaerittet
tpDrDen.
Sn yioro- -Sibiriet lino brei lelb n
gefuroen tporoen. Die man fir Nnoree
uno feline Yeeleiter bdlt.
Sn Gapttaot, giioafrifa, beranifal=
tete ber @emeine Butter, bon ben RinSs
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mems Beorge cine preisborerei.. 2ebte=
rer tpuroe i'm iediten @arae fdper
uerlebt uno ltarb, Dbne oas gemuBtlein
luieoer erlail9t 81 laben.
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Iaaiere unterseganger.
Gin Nttade Der btneliihen Gelanot=
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Youn1. erihoiien unD oann Selbfmoro
beaansen.' @r elaubte. baB er bon benz
Sefretdr perleumoet morben lei.
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go,,t 2riegstd,a

Gpn ben philippii,en meroel rene
Siege unIerer 9rnppeu eemelcet. Nm
10. Nebruar ,purben bic Suiirsenten
aus Galoocan pertriebsn, .roi fix iib anI
perludt hatten. General
Otis meloet Ser 6eino lparo nit
2sihtiatsit snrtidasmorien. unIer linz
ter Sliiael ltebt jebt bel GofoOean. Der
8erluit auf nnlerer Seite 1T gerina. Der
oes 6einoss beoeuteno ar0ber. ginSel.
beiten lab Id lnpraen iotaen. Der Nn=
ariff puroe burh Gin balbifiinoiaes
Teuer leitens Speier arleasiditfe
Demep's eineeleitet. (8e3. Gtis.)
Die ameritaniid)en Sruppen blloen
iebt ei,,en poafanoi9en @oroon, %
Wleilen in Musoebnung BON Wanila.
Der 6einb 1T sifrig oainit brl6dfti9t,
geriNanSuneen an linfen 5liisel au er=
rihten uno Die i'm Gifiht perltsftsn
eaarflhiiben beden bic grbeiten.
Wsebrere 9lmeritaner lino in ben
@hiibenardben permunoet lporoen. Ser
lieutenant Beorae u. Seaman bon
Yutterie B Der utah Mriil!erie, erbieit
einen s1nB in's Sein, mabreno er ne
ben ieinem Gsidiib tano. 8ier Mann
bonn 20. 4anialer Geaiment ,purben
leidt per,punDet.
| 9lm Saniiag haben Die Ser. Staa'
ten 3rlppeu unter Commando Dee
Generals Miuer nah einem Vombaroe.
ment leitens Der Ser. staaten Rrieas.
| Idiife, Sloilp, Die 0auptltnot Der Sniel
Yanap, umb Sip oer Ioaenaunten Ne.
aierung Der 8iscapilben 1Ooeratlon
eiuaenonmen.
Dir Sniurgents,, itedten Die 5taot il
Yrano, ebe lie lid surilfsoaen, Die ame
ritaniihen 5ruppen l0ldten ober ol
| ;slommen. Sie Ameritaner erlittel
| feline 0er!uite
! Rad fllrsem 2ampie na1men oi
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eeleeene Dorf Saro ein.
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!. General Otis benadrihtigt fporoeil
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|niihe Gflisie.e lno 1900 Goloaten
ipanilhe GriegsgeiaHaene, nit De
gompiern .&eina @briitina" I'm
Uruguay" na1 Spanien suriifaei1ld
l.porben leien.
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Neueite Na1ri1tett.

Gelteru ipurbe in pbilabelpbia our
Geier Des eyabrestaaes Der 3erf6rung
Der Maine i'm gramp'idsn @hiffsban=
bof Die erite plante gum Sfiel ooer
3umpFe Der neuen .Waine" al Ort
.uno STEELE seleat. Is tuaren feline be-
ionoeren sSeierli6teiten perantaftet,
ALIEN Der Shiifsbauboi mar oem pu=
blitum se0ffllet, uno unter groBem
@ntbuiiasmus wuroe bas erfe Stiif
Stabl babin eebradt. 100 es bin9eb0rt.
9ie neue uMaine" Miro Elm 6hneiters
i9iff aur .Obio" uno .WiHouri" uno
toltet s., $3.50
sSn benz 0erliner Nprort 0alenIee
ltiir5te in einem BON ben Mrhitetten
YeDer unb yNalter errihteten Neubal
oas 5reppenbaus elm. nobel Mr1ltett
Walter iolpie Die slrbeiter 3abp, 9irih=
felber unb &ubolpb getDoief uno BET
&lempner 8ebn ihper ueriebt mnroe.
Sic oet0bteten Mdnner iparen idmmt=
LID 6amillenDdter.
8ei eineln Seuer. in @blcago, fpelbes
Gienfas 9sabt Nrlinaton Glats. gfe
Der Al. StraBe in giAe aeleet, limb
au1 orei Menlben ungetommen, Sreo
". Marte. poltbefDroerer, oeIen 6rau
mo iein fleiner Sohn.
| Gbarles Srooner, Elm lln9er Mann
in Gpansoille, Sno., tpuroe bon Glaubs
5onoers an9eNollen. 8rooner bate
5anoers aemarnt, nidt nit ieiner
G6welter gu piel um9aua su lobenL al=
lein 2sBterer ihlug Die DroGun9 in Den
gyino. 9lm 9ienliaa nun begleisete
| 5anoers oas iunge WtdDben bon Der
STRIDE na1 6auie, als Srooner ibneu
beeegnete. Sruoner ihlug ieiner
Shmefer 2iebbaber nit einem &niip-
pei ilber oen Sopf allein oieier fdob
| i'm in oen unterleib uno ipurOe tliid)=
t,g. Man permutbet. DaB er lih IN
Gentudp befinoet. grooners 3ultanr
ioa tritiid lein.
4.A " preubiIhe griegsminiiter, Gene
wa. OH 8obler, tbsilt in Der Suoaet.
nillion oes Geidstaaes nit, oab c,
9elpeiie oaiiir belize, ouB cine geipin'
aus,pdrtige Ma6t ipltematiih Sraner
! nod 9eutiblano entleaoe. pelde Mi
: unbeI6rdntten BelDmitteln berIehen
: na1 einem tppbliiberlegten plane oit
I oeuti6en SFiiSlere 81 ruiniren iuhten
Ser Minilter tbeilte gum Bemeiie ieine1
r yebauptung eine 9lnsabl geiIpiele nit
: 0err BON @oBler meints iblieblib. bal
8 Die Mnlteaung bon 6ranen i'm Splonen
t oienlt n;dts Neues lei. % oiele gmiifdr
1 oes Muslanoes ihre Gpfer Suerf aun
t 5piele perleiteten, ibnen alsoann Sell
+ lieben uno lie bierourh in bic 9dno
: betdlnen.
: Die Grefelber Samnletipsber tpDlle1
nibt leioell, baB Die meiblihen Arbei
{ ter ipeiter tpeben lln0 griIfen aus bieien
: 8runbe bieielben an, als tie lid oil
I Iibre Mrbeitspldbe begeben molten.
gei girolo, Gdiueis, linb iiin9ft neu
gergrutIbe llno 6elsitiirse porsetom
I men. Die Beb0rDen baben iebt 0i
t Ndumuna aller 9duier i'm mD9liebe
: yereide ber Stiirae befDblen.
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WusInnn.

yyie in Serlin tritt jebt audi in Rarls=
.rube Die Snfluensa epioelnilb allI.
Ser Ynserft,eilter Weplanot pon
G0slin in Yomnnern, welber l9uloia
befunoen ,par, an Stelle liberaler
etimmsettel conlerpatiue in Die Wabl=
urne eelaat su baben. tpuroe gu 5pel
Mlonaten GefdngniB perurtbellt.
Ser Damburser Detorationsmaler
Ml5ert 0eins, tuelher oil Der Nus=
Sdmudung Des Observation-Disclosures
i'm Yart bon 6rieorihsrub bel1dftigt
mar uno au oieiem yebuf tdalih bon
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| fubr, geriet1 auf oem Grieoridsrnber
Yabnbof unter bic &doer zines GAnell=
auaes uno tpuroe auf Der Stelle 9etoo=
tet.
sSn Dogersbeim in Der pfals bat Der
Wlsbaermeilter Nitolaus Bartb aus Vi.
ferlndt ieine 6rou llno lein 5ohterhen
ourd Me7erltide t0otlid perleBt uno
oann Gebltmoro beaansen.
Mebrere tanIen0 5DlOatef1 fpllrOet1
nod benz Dpnau Gsbiet alDiiben Der
Conan unb bem Stub Slt in Der Wal-
ladei beorbert. I'M einen yanern-Mnf=
fanD All ltuterbriifen. Socialilten ilno
Die urbeber Der unruben.
| Die Rirbe pon Gnalanb bat Iih 9e=
een Die Mieoernerbeirathung gelhiebes
ller gbelellte ertldrs.
sn 2onbon 1T Grau Sba Jreis
]liarotb. Bic MittlDe por 6eroinano
| 6reiliarotb, eeaorben. sic hat iid
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4 G0la(toq unb Golintog Don eirlem
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d ana al6en I6rlQs ber & Y llte Rllo I'm
N Iii(s bpr0efp efprnlslsll
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9agcsneMi8feitctt.


GrmarIAaa Iorb BON MaIlilun bat,
aIS er eillein Dunbs ben 8araus nla.
den luollte, ben qeid,nbelfatter Walen=
tin gdert in ben unterIeib aeidoNen.
gdsrt, luelher iid feiner Operation un-
ter3ieben luollte. miro Iterben.
Sn Mailiaon 1T Elm 3na Der pennipl=
pania Babn ourh nas 2eihenbeardbniB
BON fsrau I6omas Ratbforb aefab,en
nno bat Die por elmer GutIhe geipann=
ten pferoe 9etOotet.
Das 2riisaeriht in gfenelano bat
Nihter Oeilenbouah ihnloia befunoen.
lsin Rihteramt su peri0nlldenl gfnBen
aussebsutet au haben.
y. sn Srputon. g., iino etua 100 Sob
lengrdber al ben 9treif 9eaanNen.
sic perlangen 9lufbelIeruaa Don Is
Gents per 2aoans 81 einem Dolar.
Nm l3. B. linb in Gbillieotbe. O.,
lnehrere gron0be beripiirt tuoroen.
Dle Goloaten bes 2. Dhio &esiments
baben bel ibrer Iblobnuna in Macon,
Ga, perIhieoene Gaufleute 9epliinbert,
Die rad oem Eager tamen. I'm 8elbdfte
| Su tbun.
Sn oem Srrenafnl in Oanfton, 8.
3. brad am Gonntaa Geuer aug uno
II Snia6en tamen in ben sSlammen
I'M.
! sn Yittsburg. 3d., itebt cine Goblen=
moth Su befiilhten. oa alle Goblenldlfte
auf oem oberen Monosabela ein9efro=
rem iino.
| Die garfen emma 8. Grpwell" uno
Cactus" linb aui Der sSabrt BON pbl=
lloelpbia nod Yrouioence in Der
Delamare Sal aeiunteit. Sic batten
i Robleu an Boro. 9ie Manni6afteu
murDen aerettet. .3mei anOere &oblen=
barten lino llnpeit philadelphia &C.
| ltranoet.
9ie Yapiere, ipelbe Die Griinounl
Der 9tational Steel So. NIT einem SD
pital bon S400, 900, 600 anfiinoiaen
, puroen in Der Office oes @erittsclert:
BON Duoion Go., Slelp sSerlep, blnter
t leyt.
9tm 10. SSebruar erplnoirte cine 9e
irorne Wanerr0brs in Der Trallen=Nb
t6eilun9 oes 6eims Der 6reunololen II
Baltimore. Martba golisfp, Subr
: alt, wuroe fofDrt aetDotet uno Ilorene
, Meiimnber. 10 sSable alt. erlitt I
5 lhlimme 8ranomunben, oaB lie meillg
Stunoen nahhsr ltarb. Mlarp Wellb
r cine G06in, erlitt ibmere Yranobsrleb
4 ungen.
!: Sm 0ltliden Sreaon Iino Sauleno
: BON balbmiloen &ennpfeyoen am ger
5 buneern, uno Der gintritt mlloere
Metters miro orinaenb selpilniht.
!, Sic 3obl Der ,Banferotte belief 1tt
J. ,pdbreno Der lebten gYo6e in Den Ver
II gtaaten aut 2l7, aegen 295 i'm lebte
n Sabre. uno in CANADA auI 35 gegen 4
Y I'M Sabre 1898.
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Nptia.-

Ollie 9erioneu, iuelde nit ibren 3ob=
lungen bel Matbias & 60. i'm Ridftan-
De linb, Tnb auf9eforoert, por BEN i.
Mdrs 3l besablen. 0l nod oem /.
Mdrs ollie 3lditdnoe sur Collection iiber.
|9ebcll lper0en. 4U
MATTHIAS q SO.
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Sic faltc @cue.


Ser Qanae norDomeritaniibe Gonti=
nent wuroe lebte Wohe uon elmer tcl=
ten Msae beilnaeiuht, bic lih pom
duBerlten Noroen bis an Die 8eltaoe De5
meritaniIhen @plies benerfbar mobte.
Wie namentli1 allb Der Siloen unter
Der Gdlte sll le,oen batte, erlleht man
am belten aus Den folaenoen 8erihten ::
Nm Montaa Moraen ltano oas Sber=
mometer in 9tmiston, Nia.. anf Is
@rao unter Nun. in 9saIbpille, Senn.,
IL. Gnoroille, Semi, 10, Selma. Nla.,
s, Nlrminetam. gla., 5, Columbus.
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Oregon union. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1897-1899, 1899-01-06
A. K. HANDY LOST.
Fears Entertained That He
has Perished in the Hills
Near Fall City.

j Relatives and Friends of Mr.. A. K.
Handy, who lives with his two sons at
Sugar Loaf, Polk county, are greatly
alarmed over his whereabouts. His
daughter, Mrs. J. Ell. Wilson, of this city,
received letter, from Fall City, Sunday,
stating that Mr.. Handy had been miss
ing for three days and it was feared that
he was lost in the mountains between
that city and Siletz reservation. Search
ing parties had been organized, but no
trace of him could be found. Upon the
arrival of Mr. Wilson from Nnw York
City, Wednesday, he immediately wired
to Fall City for confirmation OF the re-
port and received the intelligence that
Mr.. Handy had left home the Thursday
before and nothing had since been heard
of him. A party was forming at Fall
City AMI another at Nortons and a
thorough search was to be instituted.
As heavy fall OF snow has occurred
since his disappearance, fears are enter
tanned that he has perished.
Mr.. Handy is well known in Corvallis
wnere he has been employed at his trade
as carriage painter almost continuously
for the past several years. About five
years ago he located a claim near Sugar
Loaf and when work IN his line grew dull
in the winter season, he occupied his
time in improving his farm. His Llany
friends in Corvallis wait anSiously for
some definite news concerning him.
Mr.. Wilson had intended leaving
Thursday morning to join tile searchers
but Wednesday night he was threatened
with an attack of pneumonia and is now
confined to his bed under the care OF
physician.