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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-28
BROKERS ROBBED IN THE BoWERr.
by Their CabmRn First, Then by n Gang
One Arrested-one Badly Hurt.


Two Wall street brokers came to grief on
Friday evening last in this city. They are r.
W. L. Swinton. m mber OF the New York Stock
Exchange firm of Dimock & Co.. and G. c. Miller,
a broker In outside securities. Mr.. Miller tells
the story. The two went to the theatre to-
gether that evening and at the close Of the en-
tertainment contracted with q cabman to drive
them to the Brooklyn Bridge. where MIR. Swim
ton proposed to take car for his home in
Brooklyn. and then to drive Miller to tho
Staten Island Ferry.
On their journey down the Bowery the two
brokers were attracted by the bright lights OF
a saloon at the corner OF Houston street. They
ordered the cab to stop there for moment.
while both men went into the saloon and took
n drink. In a few moments they returned to
the street. Their cab was gone. They had
paid the cabman in advance.
The brokers approached a policeman and
asked where they could find another cab. He
told them that doubtless cab would come
along soon. Then he proceeded on his beat.
As soon as the policeman had got out OF sight.
SO Miller says. gang OF thieves made rush for
the two brokers' One OF the thieves struck Miller
a blow on the back OF his head and at the same
time wrenched his watch and part OF the chain
out OF his pocket. Miller. who Is a powerful
man physically. grabbed the thief and cried for
help. The policeman who had Just passed
came running back and put both Miller and
the thief under arrest. Meanwhile the thief
had dashed the watch and chain on the side
walk. man and woman passing by picked
up the ruined timepiece and gave 1t to the
policeman. Miller then urged the policeman
to go to Swinton's assistance The policeman
declined. and said that Swinton had run down
the street. and was too far away to be over
taken.
in the morning Miller was discharged at
Essex Market Court and the thief was held,
Swintou was found at his Brooklyn home. He
had been robbed. it is stated. OF three diamond
finger rings. diamond collar button. a gold
watch and chain. and all the money he had
with hm-a total loss of about $500. Physi-
cally. Mr. Swinton is said to be a temporary
wreck. with big gashes in the back of
his head. and a broken jaw. He has no recol
lection OF anything that occurred after he came
out OF the saloon. Mr.. Miller said to a reporter
OF The Sun yesterday that knockout drops had
been given to them. After he had been put in
| a cell for the night adrowsiness came over him
that he could not resist and It was with great
difficulty. he says. that the officers at the
| station succeeded in arousng him the next
morning.
| The records OF the Eldridge street station
| show that John Sullivan OF 239 Bowery was
| arrested about l. O'Clock on Friday night
| charged with stealing gold watch from the
vest pocket OF Miller at the Bowery and Hous-
| ton street. Miller was also locked UP. charged
with being intoxicated. Miller was discharged
| at the Essex Market Court Saturday morning
| and Sullivan was held for examination.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-28
An AMERICAN GIRL ~ com.
Colorado's Exhibit Mt the Paris Exposition
VIII Probably Cost 81 600. 200.

COLORADO SPRINGS Col. June PA life
size figure Of the typical American girl will be-
cast in virgin Colorado gold to represent the
States yellow metal at Paris The Colorado
Commissioners and United States Commits
sioner =. W. Peck are agreed on the statue. and
the contract for the casting has been let. Tho
figure will be neither nude nor scmi-nude, but
Enthusiastically dressed.
just how much gold will be required is un-
certain. but enough to make tho figure of n
ell-developcd girl is on hand. even il 81 900,
600 is necessary. The Commissioners first de-
cided Oh a ST 100000 miniature Pixies Peak
Mr.. Peck did not like the design. preferring hn
obelisk. This substitute was not approved and
the statue was selected. The casting will be
done Immediately The figure will surmount
a base OF silver. copper. iron. zinc and lead.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-28

The British Embassy Investigating n Re
port to That Effect.


WAsnIHGroN. June 27-The British En-
haSsy in Washington has been instructed to
investigate the report that the Transvaal has
placed an orUcr with an ordnance firm in the
United States for ten field batteries OF six
guns each. Col. Lee. the military attachG at
the British Embassy. called AZ the War be-
partment this morning and was in consulta-
ton with officials Of the Bureau Of Ordnance
Of the army on tho subject. but. II is said was
uuHh'e TO confirm the report.
There are on.y two firms in the United
States that are able to turn out any field guns
within short time. They are the briggs
Scabury Gun and Ammunition Company and
the American Ordnan"" COMPANY. Both firms
have offices in New lorE. Tho factory Of tho
former is al Derby, Conn. and the factory Of
the latter is at BrigeIort Tho Washington
representative Of tn" briggs company denied
to-day that they have received any order for
guns for the Transvaal Government. At the
Office Of tho American Ordnance Company il
was SAID that they had received no such order
The manager declared that no ordnance firm
in the l'nitel States could get out such an
order in less than u year, He thought there
was no foundation whatever for the report
and So informed the British military attache.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-28
GaMELERS IN 4 STREET ETGHT.
One Killed at Galveston, One Wounded and
Two BystanderB Hurt.

GALVESTON. Tex, June 21.-Willie Boyd
James A. Johnson and Jack Nave. gamblers
had fight this evening on Market street. near
fremont. in front OF the Two Brothers saloon
A dozen shots were fired and when the smoke
cleared away it was found that Boyd was shot
throuGh tho right arm and ef! thigh John
SOD was sh"t twice in tho left side. and he died
an hour alterward in the hospital. Nave es-
capped injury and Is i'll Jail. W. II. Goodman.
way. and George l.oyick. machnist's helpe: ut
Fort san JaontC. were wounded by stray bull
lets. Lovick will die.
Bovd s.wouuds while serious are not NOR
tai Johnson's pareuts.rcside in Austin. his
father being city Clerk 81 that city. A year
other gambler in this city, for which crime
he was tried and acquitted. johnson, Boyd
and Nave had difficulty, ten days ago in
ened to get even and the shooting this even
ing is the result.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-28
THE THIEVES WERE SORRr,
And Sent Back stolen Goods by Express t.
Mrs. Mendps.

Mrs. Della Mendes a dressmak or at 4Hl Sixth
avenue. was robbed last Wednesday night OF
goods worth about $1,000.
1t was the ninth burglary OF which she had
been the victim In two years and half.
Yesterday morning Mrs Mendes received the
following anonymous letter:
DEAR MADAM You will receive two bundles
by city express this afternoon containing sto-
len goods. We read in the papers and it hurt
our feelings so much. that you had been robbed
so,many times. that We symrathize with you.
and to show you that we mean what we say. We
return the goods"
The bundles were received two hours later
They contained everything that had been
stolen except tn rec cheap dresses.
Everything was carefully folded and each
article was wrapped in a separate covering Of
tissue paper. The bundles were delivered by
the Manhattan Delivery Company and had
been received on the lower east side.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-28
BERNED THE many TO DEATH.
Confession of a Colnrrd Nurse who Was
Tired of Her Charge.

WILMINGTON. Del. June 27.-Mary Barrett.
coorcd. aged 10 years, was placed in Dover
Jail this afternoon. charged with having
caused the death Of Jackson. the lS-months-
old son OF James W l.afferty. living near
Lcipsic.
The girl had charge Of the baby on May
>. when lie was fatally burned. Mary said
that the little one had fallen against
stove and set fire to his clothes. To-
day she confessed that She had set
fire to the childs clothes with matches
because she did not want to lie bothered with
him any longer. She also admitted that she
had tried to set the house Of her employer on
fire since the child died.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-28
Rrcord Time from HnYnnn.

The new Wald liner Mexico. which com
p!cted her maiden trip from Havana to this
port yesterday. created n record between
Moro Castle aud Scotland LiGhtship. Her time
was days ID hours and 81 minutes, deductng
II minutes she stopped TO take on pilot.
She covered !. lSi knots at an hourly average
OF Il fraction more than TX knots. On the nau-
uCai DAY ending at noon yesterday she made
i.Lj knots. or IL knots an hour.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-28
pINGREE.s PET SCHEME BEATEN.
Failure of Municipal Ownership of Detroit
street Car Lines.
NEW YoRK. June -.

street Car Lines.
DETROIT. Mich. June 1.-THE scheme for
the municipal ownership OF the street railway
lines in Detroit. Gov Pingrec's pet idea. was
quietly laid way for what looks to be all time in
thelCommon Council to- night. The matter came
up on report Of the special committee to which
had been referred the granting OF the franchise
necessary to accomplish the purpose Of the
commission. The report was against granting
any franchises without a special election. and
the committee said that there was now no wav
in which such an election could be legally hold.
The report was laid on the table.
While undo: parliamentary law the Council
can call it up at any time there is little hope
Of itg coming upagain.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-28
SALOON KEEPER RRLENTS.
Mccormick sto Let the Martense Church
Build ON tho Other End of His Lot.

Build on tho Other End of His Lot.
The members OF the Martensc Congrcga-
tional Church. who were ordered to remove
their edilce from tho ground purchased by
William Mccormick. AZ Thrty-ninth street
and Fort Hamilton avenue. Brooklyn. were
lubilant yesterday over the fact that the latter
had agreed to let them have tho use OF the
land at the other end of the lot free OF rent.
The Martense people were opposed to hay
ing Mccormick running saloon within n
stones throw OF the church, and they fought 30
hard that they succeeded in having his license
revoked. Mccormick. to get even with them.
purchased the land on which the church
stood and gave them twenty four hours to re-
move their structure. Yesterday he announced
that If the congregation would take the church
outsid" the 200 foot limit from his saloon they
could have the land az long as they desired
The congregation will accept tho offer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-28
NEW GEYsEn IN THE YELLOWSTONE
An Eruption 200 Feet High from Crater
Hitherto without II Name.

CHICAGO. June PA despatch from the Vel
lowstoue Park says: At D:2O yesterday morn
ing and continuing until 1923 without inter
mission there was an eruption from u crater
about nifty icet north Of the Fountain Gcyscr.
which we have always considered to be- moth
ing more than a pool and having no name The
size of the opening is about tine same AS that Of
the Fountain, and do not eXagErrnte when
say the height it played was from 200 10 25O
feet. and was tho Grandest have ever wit
messed in the mark +"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-28
belgian Consul ut Galveston Beaten.

GALVESTON. Tex, June 27.-Francis Lam
mers. Belgian Consul here and senior member
OF the cotton factoraGc firm of hammers 4
Flint. was badly beaten early this morning bv
julius Warren, an insane negro who had cS-
capped from Il hospital and brSSen into his
house. Mr. l.ammerSs injuries are the more
serious as he is well on in years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-28
Immigrant transfer Boat Disabled.

The side wheeler J. G. Emmons. which
transfers immigrants to and from the Barge
ONCE, was hit OF tho Battery yesterday after
noon by New Haven car float, bound to Har-
lem. Her port paddebox was stove and the
wheel was disabled. She was towed to Hobokcn
Tor repairs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-28
NYNETT-INCH kENITCKIlS
wilkins, who Has Been Long in Germany,
Comes Home Just as Long.

" "
Comes Home Just as Long.
The biggest American giant. Herr Lewis
wilkins Of Kentucky. came over from Germany
yesterday on the biggest steamship in service.
tho Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse of the North
German Lloyd line.
Herr wilkins has been travelling on his
shape and height in Germany for several
months. He measures about Il quarter of a
ton. gross. is "a feet long, 3 feet beam,
amdships, and of about feet depth OF
hold. He was accompanied by his wife and
two children, n hoy and u, girl, who are Of
normal dlmensions; Herr wilkins crossed the
irrryboat. giving her a heavy list TO port He
was surrounded all the way across by passen-
and when he landed he accumulated trail OF
small boys. Herr wilkins will show himself
later in q museum
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-28
FOTR GIRLS IT 4 BIRTH.
Medical History Said to Have Been Made
by n l6-Year Old Mother.

LAPoRTE. Ind. June 27.-Mrs. James Plat Of
Union Mills gave birth to a quartet Of girls last
night Each measured twelve inches in length
and weighed twenty-four ounces. The mother
is IL years Old. while tn" father is upward of3O.
Three uf the quartet died soon after birth.
The fourth is well developed and bids fair to
live. The attending physicians believe that
the case is without precedent III medical his
tory. Births have been recorded OF qnartctS
with n division Of males and females. but 10
case has been recorded. they say. where the
babes hay" been OF one sex.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-28
roLuN1EERs ron the rnILIPrINEs.
Grimess Battery, of Portsmouth, Va.
Ready to Answer the First Call.

NORFOLK, Va. June 27-Grimes's Battery. OF
Portsmouth. has decided unanimously to
answer tho Presidents first call for vol
unteorS tor service in the Philippines.
This action was taken in order that
hold up the Presidents hands. GrmpS's
Battery was organized long before the war be-
tween the States. and in the Confederate ser
Ncers of the battery nr" Capt. Carey H. War
rem First Lieut. Ernest 7. Holt. Second Lieut..
C., A CuthcrclI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-28
Jenries Joins the Hollermakers' Union.

Jim Jefrries. the champion heavyweight
rugilist Of the world. is IL member of the boiler
makers union now. He pada initiation fec Of
$40 Yesterday and is Il member ul Buirr-
makers Cniun No. Ill OF Brooklyn. OF which
John GrecnhalGh is President.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-28
New Fast Train to Detroit.

The New York Central's Detroit Special leaves
New York every day al T. n. Fine service no
excess tRrr.-Adr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-28

He Greatly Rrsenbled in Appearance His
Famous Brother.

Special Cdtl, Despatch 10 THE Sun.
IoNDoS. June 27.-Arthur Tennyson younger
brother of the late Lord Tennyson. the poet
laureate, whom he strikingly rescmblel in APP
penrancr died to- day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-28

The Sew Saratoga Limited"
Is tho Scw York Central every day but sunday.
kt'di DAYS at Loo f. VI. Other wCcA days at 8. 90
L. M.-Adp.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-28

Fire! "UneXcelled Fireworks"'
Buy before the rush at depot. y Park place.-AdV.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-28

Chautauqun Excursion.
$40 round trip by Erie Railroad, July :. Tickets
good until Aug. for returu-Adr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-06

BetsrIen betnle Smtoitnin9erne, ca. /:
Wdrf.
uIpttestilfaIbe. st baIUan'
BET 2lar 9anmeIt Barn, Spn al @aaro:
mano 3 Obannes sud / 9eirup.
liz forItben, mebeus ban unr ueo at
ipiie en- @ulerob, nOset oeraf / gu tro:
ret, uben at bet peo TorGlorenes poerits
Anitrenseller par muIi9t at foa bet op.
.0urti9it forte man op I'll ge9e 9oban:
len | Toftlunb, men forinoen bet par
muIi9t for BAN at brin9e Barnet 9in=
bring Os be 5stpmreOe 6OraIore Croft,
par Barnet eesp9rre bob.
ubuisnins. 9irsbas b. Is. Plug.
uouiltes en- gise Os en- Oren9 bos Bib
bling / gouIuno os Ell Dren9 hos
Goutrup / geuerup.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-06
SpnOerjDQanb.

Is enoommeIi9 ubuisnin9.
6orIsoeu oelto9 ct Srpuup | Strans
oelbiern Dimes y etersn fra gbes
ming, en- 5attsr til 8ruoen, @auroeier
u. 8. RisisnsD attsr. Dimes pc
~tsrien, Der er u%ouanbret til Ronseriset.
os altiaa lite bar Son til at gate fit
9iem os fin BamiIis, biOs efter SrpI:
luppet tilba9e til aonseriset pr. guue
fra 9ouslunb Citation. Deb Sper
Sersbal Station FIX ban imibIertio en-
ilem AibrpoeIie, ibet @snoarmen fra
Beutoft anbolbt bam os forte BAN fprit
til Nmtsforitanbsren Nbtar o9 leners
til 2anoraaoen | 9ubersIeu, buor ban
IL ben 5crmanins, Ifpnolomlf at tom,
me ouer @ranieu. Desuben matt,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-06
SIocbrano.

6orlsbsn nebbrGnbte ct SneoferpGrf
heb, iilberenbe Ipmrer 8iuumlen /
9oIitebro. 5Ibens Optomit fplbes en-
0renss Seq meo lGnoititter. Zen
usbbranbte gpsnins par Opfsrt for ct
Bar Nar iiben.
= Smpr9snerinssanfiaIten ueo Wur'
meter Is brltenens eemsntfabrif
/ 9erlep CT totalt neobr6not. Slben
spltob peo, at Ell li9rebeboloer foete
ouer. 6ieren bauoe lite asiureret.
Stobsn %anilans til ca. 1900 Rr. 3 ben
br9nbts 6isnoom bapoe en- 1smmers
METER gartlteb.
= Glib oIsbranben, Der | nos
gen lib bar brsot fig Iansiomt ao Spbs
iiosn til, bIusiebe iorIeoeu op meo for
upst Kraft os brsbte fig, norbs % usit
paa oo 5isrmesIsu Woier til.
= Stuebuiet o9 8aifebuiet til Better
Nsue / Rumme er braubt. 5lben op.
itob ueo @niisr ira StOrltensn.
W%oifinbuiet til @9ebiar9 Gegl'
part uso Steenltrup CITATION tiai9emeo
Ounen % to- 0rrinssIaber er neobranot.
SIoeu opltoo / Muitinbuiet, buor en-
gomps etspIooerebe. Staoen anIaaes
ii! 10000 8r.
- 5orIeoen bitten opitob Der Glib / ct
0sbas, tiIborenos 6Orpuster y urnsr,
9ouenbOrs. 0Gsiet inoeboIot 90 gas
9n9be. Der par en- lio Care for So:
uenbOrs @aarb, men O%mesnens SprOis
ter uiuar9eoe 6ursn. SIoen formenss
p%auiat, ibet { n paa @aaroen tjensnbe
Suinaseter efier gronoen bar forlabt
@aarben.
6Orleoen Miorsen neobranote
Il ssersIeu Ncae Os Rcaebpsnins
Ueo Sbenie.
- Reltauratsrltebet ygcseIuno" pua
NitiIbrup Mart peb Ranbers er
iorleben Aiten nsobr9not.
Veo Yranoen inbebtGnote Here 6reas
lurer, Snbbost, iamt $50 ar. / aonian.
ter. Slben opiiob ueb, at en- 9eit
ipurtebs en- 9pste ON, bporueo nosst
3alm antanotes.
- @aarbeier Wartin 9fttIosns
6ntes @aato / 9eIftrup nebbranote
totnIt famine Tag. 9llt Snobo os au.
len brGnoie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-06
Smaa Weooelelier.

8iitop 2 dousbOes 9elbreb.
era paaIloeIis Riloe piI yaalbors
2lmtst. :" bape %erfaret, at @fterretnin9en
ON giItop Sdousboes baarIise Ssls
brsostilltano CT betposIi9 ouerbreusn.
8iltoppen bar pei uGret Ing, men in
eenlunbe iealebes, at man tunoe tnIoe
bet farIist, os ban er M COB, ON eno
Ian9ipm Bebrins.
Strdnbins. Gn Strunbin9 ueb
9ouuis bauoe forIeoen Iottet mango
Mtenneifer Ill ben eIsrs eniomme o9
msnnsitstomme 8luos. ON Worssnen,
oa Stibet TOM, innsS en- lamb 6olteuun'
bring / anmari6 fra Ssnoeruis, os bet
uarsbs lite Ianss, iSr Stibets gsieis
ming par unbertaiist en- ianb RrpSilo at
npsgerrise Spsr9smaaI.
Stibet par, paa Rejie fra 9iemitsoet
til arasers ROrss, iprunset LAT %
bauoe 3 Sob ganb gOiten. men Stran'
oinsen iorlsb uben minbite ubeIo, og
Stibel tom faa bsit op paa Stranoen,
al ben 8 Manbs geiGinins ielp tunoe
uaoe | gano. Stibet par biemmebe'
rsnos 9annOuer % isries al @ieren,
aaptejn 5uIis. 9ets Naun par Hir'
tine, os bet par osiureret for 1000
Mart. Y%jersnlnSen paabsspnotss ne.
fe Dag.
9pften bet psitli sc SYN.
6urtist Os let saar Soften fra 9aans
ben, ftriuss Der. Manse bar aaereoe
SGbsn | gus. 8uaIiteten sr ieroeIes
COB, oS 8uantiieten ousr9aar be feitss
5orpsnining. @rasmarterne lioer nn-
Der ben p~ebuarenoe lsrte, % i9rli9 oil
ben unee aIsuer % 6Osmarterns tase
Stabe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-06
Sra SrpOrefOlfene.
ytor9e.

Ssbaus.Grpebition. 6a9erups
Expedition, lom bar operuintret pan
Spitsber9en, tom til 9romsp f%orles
ben meb en- Sast. aue pare raife. Or
petitioner beitob at 5 Mano, o9 bens
6enli9t par at brine 6an9it ON gintes
rem, liar eftsr gIauraue, Der mac ion.
ses / 9anuar-Ulorts. 9rpeoitionen
operpintrebe paa Sposnben Of afitleen
usb Bel. Sunb os bar fan9et 26 BIaas
raps, "a 3pibraue, 8 gierne o9 bar
oesuben en- ltor Del Dun o9 30 lenoer
Spat meo fig.
Oeres gus par 8 gIen Ian9t. 4 4Ien
breot O9 4 aIen bolt. gG99ene beltoo
af J 1ommes Glanter, oerefter Ell fires
bobbelt Jieuerla9, ioa Ell Gag Wos os
poerif en- metertyt Stenmur,
Den Nat6otftffe 6tspebi=
tion. 3romse, Is. ausuit. 6ual=
fan9erfarteiet ,@ecilia", Raptein
q 8 me, er antommet BERTH ira
Giterenlanb, bpor ben pen Sabinecsn
paa rs @r.s noroIig Breooe traf paa
Profesior Natborts Gfspebitior,
fra bpilten ben mootog Bot. 6tspe'
bitionen bauos Inlet Spor fnnbet al
Anbree o9 uar oa paa 8eien til
@iaiams Ban.
Ser1pa 9 smannoeIffa t.
ariitiania. 10. Iu9ult. Sornpd9s:
mannaiellfopets ~. alminbeli9e Weoe
aabnsbes / 6ormiooass 81. 10 / Uni.
perlitetets 5eltiaI. Webet t9Qet 100
Deltassre fra Danmart, Norse os
Spsrris. 6o,manoeu for ben nOrite
Nfbelius, Dol M. bob ueItOmmen,
bporeftsr Statsraao Npom meo At:
tlamation paIsies til Brefibent; til
Dirisent uaIstes Decentralization Orr
beI m, Norse. Oct psotoses at af'
isnbe 9eIs9rammer til ben oanlte os
ben fuenif.norfte 6Onse. SnseniOr s..
8. Dorre SEMEN bolbt 6orebrus
ON Stationsforboloene / Rriltiania o9
gureouoirsttsr, aupteln 9emfe ON
8orebaltisbeoen paa pore 5ernbaner.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-06
.gmGIIssTfdm9
u0ldn6et.
Sprerct paa Gan Domingo.
3u%iursenterne pinOcr .-ND Staggering.
SMN4S.

Sitter at enbnu flere af 6%egerin9s:
~tropperne % enoo9 en- General par
sauet ouer til 9niursentsrne, inblaa ben
beltaasnbe Reserins, at Den bauoe fun
tiIbO9e at tatte az.
praiioent 8encesloo Ei9uero
nsoIa9oe oerfor b. 80. Qu9. i'm gGroies
beo, mems bans Minilterium piloe bliue /
6untiion, inotiI en- ny 8eserin9 tunbe
bannes. 0ette par baIuuejs lfet, ibet Der
bapbe bannst fig en- prouiiorilt de9erins /
Sautiaoo be as G~abnueros meo General
Gmcerss iom atissminiiter. MGrte!is
NOT = efter baitiif Seouane at BONNIE
- foreglf alt bette uoen gloosnos
9pbslle. Gen prouiloriite &eserin9 er
lensre bleuen fuloltGnois, ioet s oracto
Yasque5 er bleuen pal9t til 6epus
b%littens prGlioent.
Wen bette Val9 betpoer tun. at man
uenter paa Suan Stmine5 anfcmlt
til Den. 6au piI efter fire WeboeIeI-
fer fra Ruba tunns pere / San Dos
minso / benne llse.
ansuoenbe lloiisterne ertIares bet, at
De fielte gper paa Spbfben ere for
Simine8' Yuls, at paa Norbfoen bar
man pel ertlaret fig for &euolution,
men lite for nOgen beltemt alpirant til
prelibentftolen.
6sr 6isuero nebIusoe fin garbis:
bsb, latte ban aue or p%Olitiife 6orieeIlei
bemte Sanger | 6ribeo.
Det belle 9sr ct mere tiltalenbe Snb,
trpt eno be ~alminoeIise Gan Domingo
Hspolutioner.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-06

BUN itprtebs neb / ben 90 alen bpbe
Srenb, / bpiltsn Der par 8 alsn 9anb.
Barnet table life gsoibhbeben pso Sal.
BET, men flamrebs fig Ill 9umpaeref,
buor bun boIot fig fat. til Der bIeu Ia.
liet eft Reb neo til beuoe; bette foitSiorte
bun ielu ON fig % bIsu IpfteIis btiiet
op isen. WGrtelist NOT bauoe bun lite
toset anoen Staoe emo no9Ie ubetpoeIise
9ubaiftrabninser.