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Decorah-posten., 1899-04-18
ct Drama tilios.

Sjur 6olmsntnappsn % Ola 5uaefc
rsiIte ira Bergen en- 2eroaostpelo ef.
tsrot Sdmlugets % SetbulsreItaurus
tIonernes Cunning bapoe giprt be 9reoe
Serrsr bet umuligt at inbta9e itsrre
apantd At lifIige 0ritte, eno be ulereoe
bupoe betpmmet.
Weo Srtangelen bppr oeres 9dao lao
befG'tet, iprang De 10 Obelsbsnber oms
boro, ipinsepe fine SDopeiter life
Spl'tin ipm gomle grne, men Jon
pngre 5pllsbstter i omtauget 5tlitano.
S9 oeso9rre bar 8eirst meeet taas
get. Sad9en luu tot iom en- 9Gg. Oct
bar tun be to roenoe S~bslsbsnosr.
Siur % Ola, ION bar fpnligs. 9a1
8runo al lit ubmGrtsoe Spn % Spns
li9beo ipntes Sla at finite ct Stiar
Omtaasetbeoen. Def dnsoe StiGr bar
imiol.rtio en- ipsmmenDe Spn9s al
IalegrGs.
Spring pua Stieret Siur, os ia
tmoo Stsiten!"
"Iaiu, ss bep tetst mangsn en- COB
Stsit / 9pon, 10 eg fan ia enOaa en-
paa 2anb ,prfo."
Siur iprinser no / Sissn. bumper
nso i bet ipsmmsnos aalesres, os fol-
Der isisnnsm iom en- 0sbutant oeo Der
gems rationale Scene.
s anleonins at osnne 5iloragelIe
blsp Ola meset b~sbu9slis. Sg ou ban
Fslts Smerts ober bet mulise LAB AZ
en- elitelis aam.rat, - Der alorig mo-
ssnIinos p9 i np9eniombsIit 5oritanc
baooe bapt lit pau bet tsrr,, bleo
ban paab / fine Zine, bpis uoItrrma
meoe Saurer bog afpiit.bes at bans
8ptte.
Serefter sreb ban reiolut efter Sll'
bs,it,.rtsn, placsrsoe fig / Ran9en p9
Tea meb 2ipsfar. .ftsr ban Siur.
Suns anItrGnesIisr ipnss imioIsr'
lib at bIips forejapes, tbt eitsr flsre
Minutsrs frustsslss ai9sn uobrso ban
ban msb 8ruuo pg SGnbsrs 9nioiel:
"Siur, Siur! s9 Ter in9sn Silo "a ou
maa pare en- 9oIt sttsr be at es itis tan
aabenoase beg i Rsrs. "-"gergsns Res
ppen."
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-18
Nporoan Sfaocinjeftcr tau
jvrc0cs

enooa uper Sceanet, bar ct eienooms
meliot SilfGloe / England nDltg lagt
for So9sn. st SnIstt meo bet Ga
tinfe Napn "8oes ti9rina" er tioltgsre
tun blspen p~bIerosret / Imeritu; men
bstisnote 9otaritsr Muc 9ousaa bar
Il bet eneelIte b~otanifts Selltab frsms
luat ct Grempsl al famine, iunoet pso
9~ipsrpool, "a / SommenbGng hermeo
bersttst fslesnos Siitcris:
Gn @obseier / Smesnen az oenne
gp bapoe tipbt npgIs Stammsr enseIt
Ga; men oa ban lite par litter pad,
at ban bapoe srbolot ben Vnifsos sr9s
fort, Isrote ban en- Yrspe til llnoeriss
oelIe. s bette Stptte fanotss Der ida'
oanne 9ortgange, at man lite tuno.
pentc, at Stammen ituIoe pt'e Jig pa
rio; oisIe 8ange par uoen 2ptl frsms
braote al Garner, cg oso nGrmere linz
oerIessl'e ianot man og'ad Sors'
buasrne G~rsmplurer al en- langbornst,
tpmmelan9 9iIs, iom bite fig at bare
ben alene / Nmsritd toretommenos
9oss tisrind.
9ermeo par bet %tOnitaterst, at
| erect lite bar eneelit, men amsrltanit;
men mon bapoe psiaa fact ct BsOts
for, bpor let ct iouount Staosin'ett
pore 9aae fan finoe 9eien oosr Otsas
net. Sm itte oenne llnoeris9elIe til
frloiapis bar bleosn Fprstdgst, OtIoe
ianoIpnligpis ginsn inosn Tort 9Th
baooe pptrauot / Gnglanos G9sItoo'
% funnel ~Tnruariu9e tore Sosla99sIs
Ter.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-18
Bert iubus urts tot

% ban bGboc lite 1iort bet dler
mlnoits. : 1893 bar 0emotr0ternc !
6Oocr al en- iaooOu Rsouttipr, oG IRE
pubIitdnerne par imob ben. yu CT
5orbOIoet ompsrot. 6uiet dnbsfu
Ie6e iii 0eotugGlie Wtr. 0enntngl
6orild9 pm at beDiIge $4,000 tor
Sisb uf 2oub for Stdsca Stott Part.
6uiet tilItemte Torilaqet ON Sdgt oa
. TiTcrj. st al be oebtoQne Nmenbe
ments i%orbDocr 81. 4. StnbninQ al
2Gnoer ON @doren.
Scnutet titItemte iooQ 0uiet5 Be
piIaninqsforilaq. men iors8eoe ben
bels Sum msb $66,850, iod ben belC
gsoilgning MI beIsber iig til $l,888,s
365.28. Der sr bog ingcn 1OiI ON,
at SuIet oil tiIitsmms osnue 5Orsgelfc,
TreouQ, ben 14be Qpril. - BOrIIds
get ON at reoucsre Oljeinipettsrens
2sn meo omtrin9 bet 9dlDe Qit lie
fdu let 9jennem Suiet, iOm mar buObc
Dentet. Wr. @rsnoabl tdlte msgst
iOri9t imob bets 8eotogelie, oq BET
famine gjorbe Here andre al be IeOenoe
WleoIemmer at 9uIet; men bet Bier
tiIflut bebtnget meO 70 mob IS Stsms
mer. Oct psbtog o9Iaa 6orilaget ON
at bepil9s $4,000 for StoSca Stotl
Bart.
Senatet tilitemte S6ui,tS 4menDe
oents til Barriers SorfIdg ON 4nlGc
al SiuosIpgeaTpIer i QRotu % !6ait.
tngs. Wan untoger, at @~uDernsrer
oiI unoeritriDe bette GorIIag, og Der.
meo er ben LANCE Strtb ON DisIe QID.
Ter dffluttst. Senator SomerbiQc
irsmiutte ct ENHANCEMENT ON, at fun
tront't Stnbsipqe itulos bebunoles
bisie G'Dler, men bette blsp 'orto1tet
mso 80 mob "a Stemmer. Senator
anatDoIo irsmiutt. ct oroet Qmsnoe.
ment ON, at fun Patienter. ION bapbl
pGret TO eler flere gtor ct of be plore
GIDIer, ituloe ienoss iii oi5Ie nDc
QipIer. 0ette Announcement 6Iep ogiao
fortaitst mso 81 mob % Stemmer.
Senotst tilitemts berpuu 5uIets
amsnbemsntB msb 80 mob IS Gtsms
mer.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-18
Omfomne Ooromono.
e orGbic no ale tire.

StsIge Snobsrstnins siennsm aur>
'ulatet omtpm unbsr RepoIution / 2as
Ba5goltoio, TO Rprompno nsmlio Sss
ftpreren for Gorocoro 8rubsrue Ole
Sano'tuo al 5rorobiem og SnoentB-
Irel 3boraerien al artIttania.
De nGrmere Om'tGnoi9bsosr er IaIs
9enoe: Gn Espolution bar uobruot !
8t'trittet &asYaS / December icrriGs
@ar. WGnoben pIrnorebe 5ottsnss
6uIs % SpbtporirosIttoer / Gorocpro,
boor Sunoitab og 2borgsrisn par an
lat. Su osrcs 9io bar / Sars fIpgteoe
be ttligemeb Souoitaos Suitru til
Sotna.
9eo Gontoroiabro.n btep be toget
ttlfun9e al Sroiunsrs, % oa here's Gip
I9jen bar trust. itisb be ia aae ire for
at unogaa at faIoe / S~nbionsrnss Sans
Der. De sr bsgroosoe / Gprocoro.
Ole Sanoitao bill prre fisnot ce1aa
az mango unge Itabemiters. 6on oit
ION Gut paa Mars % 8ois's Stole /
art'ttania, hoor hans Carer / Mute
mattt, Or. Gaing 9olit, opodgebs bans
t~remrd9enoe matemotifts 9eadpelie.
9an blsp Stubsnt % R~suItanbibat,
men bans Snteresie for WineroloQi oq
Serebioenitub bar it9rtere eno bans
Snterssie for Wotcmatit, % en- pafter
Dag orog ban afitsb til SpbamsritQs
mineralri9e 2unoe. 6an bapbe en- me-
get COB Sitting / Gorpcprp.
SIe SanoItooS Nor leper "a bor
pod Snoereen. bpor hans Steofar er
8aarobruoer.
Sano'too par en- prrstig aurl belt
t9lennem, en- etenoommelia, men eff
p9roig "gonoeituoent", bpis Salient
for Naturfog os Matematit imittert
tunoe 9iprt BAN beremt, ON ban bapbe
ofr.t fig for 9ioenfabsn.
Sngenisr Sbpresrisn bar barnsTsbt
paa &%on9sbers; ban reiits til Spbs
amerita for 25 Qor fibsn pg bar MI peo
i'm 9so so aur. (Sonbftab bar piits
npt ca. 80 aar 9ammsO. s 1882
ienbte Sboraerien lin SumiIis, Suitru
og 4 Barn, bjem til NOrge, ps be bar
iiosn beet / ariitiania.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-18

Sd9er at isre, bill be lite blips fprlsgns
Tor jurioiit !Sislp. ba lite minors eno
fire omeritanits campers bstisnotaisr,
al be itaur til 5isnsIts.
Site faa Stanbindper er mso bIanot
Sri9erns poo GuSon og be andre Yer.
Oct ituIoe unors mig. ON lite nogsn
al Dem olereoe bar bsitilt "Dscorab
Poitsn". Zen IenosS 10 til ale Der.
oens Sisrner, - til Soipdii, til Spo.
Iirita, til 4%uitralisn, til China; boor'
for ituIoe ben bu life osiaa TONNE til
6ilippinerne? $.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-18
SipetS Sore.

Soor sr 5 muntre 9enner MI
FRA kingdoms glade 9ags2
De borts .r, men bog isg bar
Grinorinaen tilbags.
Stisnt mango aur sr iounbst ben,
% grdat nit 9aar er blep.t,
) Siosts tore NinbebOg
De ale ftdar nsbitrsDet.
Pda Slabsns, isg lu.tsr op,
9tg timber RuOns ti1re:
VT Sioet er fortrRntsligt,
Seq tan at Qipet IRre.
q. 2
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-18

5ilippinerne? 8.
nisconiins Seeislatur.
Wanoag, LOBE 4prtl. - G~egislotus
rsn bplot ioog for fsrite Sang Wans
odesmgbe. Senatet arbeibeoe bouoe
Gftsrmibodg % 4ftsn. WtcEeoos
6Or'lag ON at bspilge $4,000 for ct
acknowledgement pdsiersoe treble
2Gsning, udstet Der par itert Sppo-
iitipn mob bet. Senutsts &omtts Tor
So9t oq 5iIteri bar inoItiaet til Deb
taesIie ct 6orIlog, icm fcrbpoer al
Sla9s Sagt fra ben lite Iprtl I'll ben
lite September. Rsiolutioren ON at
aiournerc ben ABE 4pril blso after
uofat. Gn Wpnqbe 9rptsIter tmoo
SrtonS 1SorIlaQ ON ge'tdtntn8 AZ
Observation-Disclosures inoienoes. 6.
8. Berger. Gbisf G%n9ros'tn8 Glert |
6uiet, bsos ibo9. 0etts er ben tres
bic at 2sgislotursns psr'onGle, Iom
er bsb, Iibsn ben iumlebea.
Sirsbog, ben lite april. $500 9uiet
pusIereos til treble 29sning ioug 3
Sor'lo9 ON Reorganization al Wtss
coniin Central 9anen. Sendtet peos
too en- ReIoGution ON at a%journere ben
21oe bs. 9enns Rsiolution er ooers
Tenbt Suiet. Senotst f~or,a'tsoe 5ors
iIaa.t ON at af'taHe StutstasIerers
Gosntens Gmbebe. 6uiet psoto9 Ses
notsts SorIld9 ON at r%sorgani'ere
Statens Wilits / SpersnSitsmmelie
m.b Rsglsrns for Organization uf ben
r.aulare Scr.
Snsoag, ben 13bs @prtl. - Suiets
5oriIo9 ON 2icen's for 9arbere III en-
plubIslig 9sb / Senatet, Wten no8le
faa Senotorer Itemte for bet. SuIets
5orilag ON at forsse Stutt.n paa
SsrnbonsielItaber pasierebs treble
2esnine. Den belle Stat pil belsbe
fig til omtring 81, 100000 og 5ors
sosIfen er libt pber 100000 ON
@aret. Ssnutst fortaitebs 5Orila9et
ON at unoerIsoe Sorrens Spitemet
for Sperora9elis al faits Gienoomms.
S~orsoag, ben 13be Qpril. - Sss
nutst osbtog snItemmis ioag ct 5ors
flag ON lbnGonelI e al en- permanent
Stattstpmmi8iGr. 6orIluget bsitems
msr, at 8uperneren ital uonGpne en-
StattetommisiRr, bpis Gmbeosters
min Hal bare / 10 4ar. 0enne uos
n9pner 2 QsIiitsnter. aommisIGren
faar $1,000 i 2sn pg bans fsrits Is
iiitent $4,000 og unoen QsItItent
$1,000. De ~paal9gges at unosrls9e
Statens inbpitlebe Stottelops og fra
Glib til anbsn rdppprtsre til Geslslas
turen. Suiet pebtog antiz pais 5ors
ilaost msb en- Del 5oranoringsr, iaa
bet maa isnoss tilbase til Senatet.
5rsbag, ben 14pe gpriI. - Def CT
MI sunits imittert, at Srtons Jorilag
ON al. fprbsie Statten pau Sernbanss
tprporationsr mso pmtring $500 900
ON 4arst bill bliOe p.otagst at asiem'
bin. Senator Roshrs 5orilag ON, at
2obbDiItsr peo Gegislaturen Ital regis
~Itrerss, blsp psotuaet at asismblp.
Oct fortafteoe McGiaiOraps Sorflug
pm at belle politiIte Gmbeoer msllem be
foritjeGige Counter efter Joltem9ngs
Den. 4siemblp ttlitemte uIs Qmsns
dement's til artizpais 5orilaget. Oct
blep after operIsrot Ssnatet, % Der er
M llbiiet til, at bet inart pil blipe
2op. Ssnatst pebtog ct SorIlag ON
at bepilgs Qsnee for at Der peo 10
SsiIfolsr til ban inbfsres manual
training" iaa Der ialt bIiper 20 6etz
~Itoler, ION fdar 'aabdnne 9eportes
menter.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-18
Salt Sicmo 0 ut,
iiITniaS entr tineit.

gBsriis',msrtsr urasr Eurs3'. ~Ttu,I.'. Ut.
iaras" "a "tffsripprai'l" 'otsr = asnts iar > Or,
Yer bucr @oua, O. I'll Gtnf %. Go ior at, ion oos"
hfacr = Gro. H"Usrttsrm'atrr iHbiaae5 ne Toe
mmbrs emo n geuft. ErHat mai ufrd0taeIta m~sb'Blas
oar BriGTUler. 4C igHUer ~ i: at 5olisrs ~
imaa summrr.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-18

Fgruutias Ea1bf'utf rl i"s rrfs ~ RstIf 4
Ter q ss,bus wts s,GIg RsIi5MfHuinsN. diiT.tls
ulHa,r AZ a!abaHtHt ganstsubs % .ufg ~ Tor
harsH al "a Realise Us I i1gt ca usrbgpssgug vto
al 5sEPti' Ct .lHtst5 & aHBtts set,
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-18

a H~iablitiVs uU ltssns Frfst bar puHsu gIuHss
iJisi Hnat,. taG "a nan 4, cs1IsrIi1Hvr lu4tu
Of rtsIt tan bcJt' rolsbarbse. Laa gt8 9 care rsT
a. nor ht,puHts Eutfs Of los RaIfsmtl, sv tls
bsess EN- en- ismyuH5s NaVt.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-18

GHbug RiT:s o. rbVGt StsItbus sst fun b,llrsts
me- STAB ifiHs nureTte,t a. IoUs ttHptla aats
la IA stiit SulF. sG1tf SIabIhiHs latG ~
iaHet.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-18

E~labatius ton btu-t3 outr Taltul tlFr geDg1;
II Ilua tau Iaptt tan bru5s5 oorr H!ab Ntn'. Ter
usfrRots Iuatn SiiTaoutu8 l0E 81 M SdlHeHu q.
eIs5 nm | itmpunos Batter. i~cIiuusos mss bet rttis
Rarts Qlpstas rHttt aHsu I otts Stsn.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-18

.Gnjfcs. Gn nOrit Wctertit grItcr
- &nipttelis iom inaoan / ct Neleri. Cor
Anberalin0er og uGrmcre CpIpSrtnasr "TRIP
til ". /. 6osie, QlBbIanootle, Soma, 32a8
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-18

Ttiiaioe. 70 AcreS 6drm, gobe
- 6uic o. Stab, 30 Gcrcs uuoer glog %
x Ntrcs NDldub. Dor HGrmers G~plgsntta
''uu III s. Huorriou. path, g}ru. 334ab
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-18

TiHalgS. Ct lG 8rrelie pOtsI CT
ttl'nlgs pnu lcttc 8ettugeIlcr; bet cucite
NOirl / en- 8u pGa 400 - I lpoitae DRtuic.
lpi1. urr Hlbcrt Sea. WObcrHe tctDemme.
ttabco Z. W'au bcuoruoe ig III =, 9. gam.
mouD. hilbert Yea. NRtnr. 84a3
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-18

C,arm tilialgs. - 50 Ncres, 8 Ddl
y I &sit ira Brdtuc 6Grm / IoWu Of
BGuce Greet, Barron So, gSt6. "a ie9 bar
trn't at rct'c III Suoct, irlgcr Icg bintqt
ON GdHoel Ion We ltrar. HGrmcrs 6plpt'
nruQer meOOclc5 al Uiltb. Cllou. 8rdptowr,
BuuH 50. y8lS. 33d2
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-18

lSm Sarm CT tlIl0l0s cit balO gttl
" ira 0ruutNlGoct Grant Gouutp. 1pbu
&. GliOn. Glbom gate, Uiruu. 33a8
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-18

I, 'o' So8trpttsrtunIten, Tom
y yI'''sn til noaet mer enb pla~
+ eao Opfdnot man 0apps
% o'yPod 9ppeiGttermufis
|, WA al 0Rre Smaalapper, Der
]" ta't pad nogle Minutsrs
y 0''om en- Sang / usen snsr
The evening times., 1899-01-28
\ Too Successful Ruse.
CFrom tic Detroit Free Press. )


'-No. l can't thing of going in there, :"
said the young man, with d shudder. when
his friend proposed going III the cafe. 1t 5
too warm in there; l would have TO unbut-
ton my oyercoat-"
Got the grip asked the friend, solicit
ously.
NO, haven't the grip; it is worse han
that. See here, he cried, hoarsely, I've
got to unburden myself TO someone and
get q little sympathy or I'll explode. You
know that girl I've been going with? Well
I've been trying for the past year 10 make
myself solid there, and l have always been
in doubt just how | stood in that quarter.
So the other day when it dawned upon 2
that | had a birthday coming, l thought
it would be good plan TO let the girl
know il and use il as a feeler TO find out
how much she cared for me. | was puzzled
for some time just how 10 convey the in
formation to her and finally hit upon the
plan of giving her small brother dollar
to tell his sister in casual way that l
had a birthday coming in the near future.
And he kept the dollar and said moth
ing about it, put in the sympathetic
friend.
L wish he had, sighed the young man
''No, he kept his part of the bargain and
the result was that received from her
on my birthday 4 hand painted nccktie-
You never heard Of such a thing? I'm
blessed if | ever did, either, but the girl
says they are all the style and bound TO
| be the rage The one she gave me is a
| deep red with white daisies painted on il
by her own fair hand I've got it on now,
! having been up 10 her house going into
| raptures over it. I'd show it to you only
l fear the police would arrest me for Gre
| ating a disturbance. So long, l must hur-
ry home and get it off before l have an
| attack of nervous prostration. Say you
| don't know of any able bodied crook, dc
you that l can get to break into my room
| and steal that tie ~
The evening times., 1899-01-28
Lansburgh & Bro.
Great Revolution
In Our
Boys Clothing Dept
Third Floor.)

Everything sacrificed in order
TO reduce stock. Prices nearly cut
in half.
Come and derive the benefit of
it.
All our 40c Navy Blue and Slate
Colored Knee Pants, 25c pair.
All soc Gray Mixed Reading
Wool Cashmere Knee Pants, 35c
pair.
Our 60c Navy Blue Cheviot
Knee Pants, reduced to ABE pair.
All Boucle and Chinchilla
Refers, sizes 3 10 10, reduced
from S3.G0 and $3.50 to S1.75.
In Cashmere Suits, sizes Z to
IL. we have made the following
reductions:
All S2.25 values. Sl.49
All $3.50 and S2.75 values .SL14
All $500 values. slG'
All S4.00 Atwood values. S2.I4
A line of Boys Caps. Choice
BE each.
The evening times., 1899-01-28
PROPOSED TARIFF
CHANGES In BELGIUM
OBJECTIONS URGED THERETO
Interview of Delegates From Nari-
GUS Chambers of Commerce With
the Minister of Finance.


GUS Chambers of Commerce With
the Minister of Finance.
Consul Roosevelt at Brussels reports to
the State Department that deputation OF
delegates from the various foreign cham
bers of commerce in Belgium-Anglo-
American, French, and German-had an
audience on the 18th instant with Mr.. de
Smet de Naeyer, minister of finance. for
the purpose of advancing their objections
to the proposed new law inaugurating
changes in the present system of levylng
customs duties on goods taxable ad valor-
EN- and, if possible, securing the with
drawal Of the bill.
The delegates were received in the most
cordial manner and fully discussed every
point bearing upon the proposed change
with the inspector general and the dlrec-
tor of customs The representatives OF the
government defended the bill and claimed
that there many points in the government S
favor-for instance that some importers
of foreign goods into Belgium, taxed ad
vaiorem, have adopted the rule of having
the names of their respective firms print
ed on the goods. These goods are then
declared at a figure far below the real cost,
and here the government Is absolutely pow
toms authorities seize these goods on ac-
count of undervaluations, they are unable
to dispose Of them either at private or
public sale, owing to the fact that the
name of a certain firm or individual is i'm
printed upon the article. The delegates
readily concurred with the government
representatives on this point, and even re-
quested that stringent measures should be
taken to prevent this fraud in future.
On the other hand, the delegates main
tained their opposition to the proposed law
on all points bearing upon the importation
of foreign goods into Belgium, wherever
such importations is practiced upon an hon
orable and equitable basis. They told the
government representatives that the sys-
TEN of pre-emption as practiced as present
must be maintained; but, in order to put
the customs authorities in a position TO
prevent all possible fraud, the delegates
agreed to abandon the bonus of 10 per cent
which the government actually pays in
addition to the value declared on seized
goods, or, in other words. give the importer
the right to simply abandon his goods in
case the customhouse officers should find
the valuation too low. They also pointed
out the inevitable delays which would re-
suit in the delivery of goods to the i'm
porter if the propos d change in the pres ant
! law should be adopted by the Legislature
/ and the arbitrary decisions which the con
! templated commission, in case of contest
/ ed valuation, might render, and from VIII CT
/ there would be no appeal. 1t is believed
! that favorable consideration of thesJ
demands may be soon expected.
The evening times., 1899-01-28

precarious prospect is worthy of serious
reflection.
Benefit of Our Protection.
Then the much less vexatious alterna-
tive remains of annexing the Philippine
Islands to the United States as a terrific
rial possession, and giving the inhabitants
the benefit of our protection and ciyiliza-
lion. This would be more advanta geous
for the people than to assume guardian
ship over them until such time as they
could, il ever, be trusted TO stand alone
and unquestionably better for the United
States, for We should then feel that our
sacrifices. expenditures and solieitude were
all on account OF something that belonged
to us-on account of a people whose des-
tiny was identified with our own. So be-
tween the two alternatives presented there
can, in my judgment. be little doubt which
of them the people of the United States
would prefer by an overwhelming MAORI
". The time has come for prompt and
decisive action. II was the will of Con-
gress based on the will of the people that
made the war with Spain inevitable. and
extended the horizon of our national boun-
daries to .unpathed waters and undream-
ed shores and whether this was wise or
not, We have taken a position from which
we cannot withdraw without prejudice to
our national glory -
The evening times., 1899-01-28
HER BODY REMAINS WARM.
Physicians. However. Declare That
Mrs. Larsz Is Dead.


Mrs. Larsz Is Dead.
New York, Jan. 2s.-The unusual warmth
of the body OF Mrs. Nettie Lantz. who aD-
parently died yesterday morning at her
home 240 Warren Street, Jersey City has
puzzled the physicians and aroused the
hope of friends that it is an instance of
suspended animation. The doubt inter-
rupted the preparations to send the body
to Cleveland, Ohio. last night.
Owing TO the absence of the usual cvi-
dences of death the undertaken refused to
insert the embalming fluid until again
assured by the physician that life was eN-
tinct. DR.. Dunkel was called a few min
utes after noon. and was astonished 10
find that rigor mortis had not set in, al
though seven hours had elapsed since he
had declared the woman dead. He was
sure, however, that life was extinct, but
said il was an unusual case and ordered
that the body be not disturbed until he
had made a further examination. He re-
turned about o'clock in the afternoon
with DR.. Baumann, and found that the
body was still warm. They applied the
flame of q match to the flesh of the leg,
but there was no evidence of life or pain.
The left arm was cut, and there slowly
trickled from the incision watery fluid
which left q faint red stain Oh the cloth
Inc physicians stated that II was an oX-
traordinary case, but were positive that the
woman was dead. The presence of the un-
usual heat they attributed to some pc
culiar chemical action in the stomach. A
death certificate was given.
Mr. Lantz was still in doubt, and de-
clared that he would keep the body until
all doubt is removed, when a reporter Wis
tied his home. He said that his wife had
for several years feared that she might
be buried in a trance, and had urged him
to keep her body for several days. The re-
porter examined the body. The trunk
legs, and left arm were warm, but the
head, right hand and forearm, and the legs
from the knees down were cold. Mr.. Lantz
said that there had been no change in
the temperature since early morning. Ht
also pointed TO the bloodstained cloth a:
sign that circulation had not ceased.
The evening times., 1899-01-28
BEATEN AND ROBBED.
PhOeniSyilIe Man Has Several Fruc-
tUred Ribs

West Chester, Pa, Jan. 2S.-Early yes
terday morning the police of this place
found George Davis, prominent Phoe-
nixville young man. lying unconscious in
a lot in the northern portion of the town.
He had several fractured ribs and was
badly cut about the head.
Davis was carried TO police headquarters,
where he was given medical attention and
recovered sufficiently TO tell his story He
said he had been walking near the lot
which is a secluded portion of the town
when he was attacked by number Of men,
who beat him into insensibility and then
robbed him .afterward carrying him into
the lot where he was found. Yesterday
morning he was able TO be sent home He
declares he would not be able to identify
the men who attacked him.
The evening times., 1899-01-28
BRIDE AND GRooM MISSING.
Strange disappearance of the Kurtz
reiterS From Sioux City.

Sioux City, Iowa Jan. 2S.-Rupert Kurt
zreiter and his bride returned from their
wedding trip on January 13. secured a
house, paid a months rent in advance.
and moved in several hundred dollars
worth of furniture.
January 10, they entertained company in
their new home. January 16 they were
missing. Their furniture and clothing re-
mained in the house and there was no
sign that they had meditated departure.
kurtZreiter was prosperous tailor here,
owed no one, seemed very fond of his
bride, and left a fiourishing business. The
police have been unable TO find trace
of their whereabouts.
The evening times., 1899-01-28
ARE CANCERS DURABLE I?

40 GOO persons die annually in the United States
knowledge by physicians generally to cure it,
but It can be cured as well any other disease
10y one who knows low TO treat it, II you have
a tumor don't wait until it gets in :he glands of
tie arm or neck anu cannot be cured, but have
it attended to at once. The lip, checks, nose, and
breast are oftenest the seat OF the disease Don't
allow the knife 10 be used. CHARLES ALLEN,
Il. D.. No. 1920 G ct. Lv. del3-ti