davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-07

foo afbpIbt en- Rdtionaltpnpention 'aa
mart Tom mulist. s ION isnos n De
leooi Ill bsnn, aoroenticn for hpsrt
RebI,m al GoerS Stats a~esisIaturs
llnb,rbus. Greiutiptomiteen piI mart
bIipe opfcrertt til at beitemms Steo
% lib for aibolosIis al ben rationale
gorptntion. 8i rnfttr cg'aa at fao
forsast GreiutiOtOmitssn m,o ct gS.O'
lem fra bptr Stat.
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-07

Wrs. gulbmun g.. 9oois, iom hci,.
asbe fin WGnO til 9aris unocr fy:H:.
iorbanblinoerne. ioeoc beo fin GtI5l2a
tomit til Rem g)prt ipl9enbs:
9~st-franfte 6olt er mtgst ~forttom'
menoe, men - Der er intet Gdno ION
Gmeritd for en- Qmsritaner. DIT BIZ"
ligite Spn, ieg bar feet, ficen Ri 'siIa.
fra Rsp gort, er oens prGgtige 3a7l
mtb be fore Stibe, fra bOiIte bet tl10,
gamIs Stag poier. pa isg III Vie 9il
5ribsbss Stutusr igjsr. maatte jig ta'
Sotteu af % pifte. Ss be dmsriiaH't
R9nb 49, iss pibite for, at be bar i1pT
qooe meo andre Petitioners, c8 otI 'ti
bet, men jeg Tom tilbuqs meo en- gst6''
biebeb for amtritunit Wanooom, ION
intet uoen llbpitlinserne Ueo be 'tsS'
fuubne Spmitemsosr tunbc bette.
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-07
q ben bsie gllber al 112 9lar b

- ben heis @lber al 112 @ar bss
be Rsssrsn Sumss Goparbs fbits Srss
bag paa G~attiebuist / Ct. Clair Co.,
81. GAN bl.u fsbt Tom Slaps / Dir
sinia us puaitoS Ofts. at ban bar bel
tisnnt mso Ssurs. Waibinston. Gfs
Ter i'm Serrss ORB blep ban @sn.ral
Stonsipda Sutipns Gisnbpm. Otter
8orssrtrissns Slutnins tom Gbz
tparbs til Ct. Clair So. ps bapb. inbs
til ban blsu 100 aar sammsl, isIp
tent 1T 9~ipsopbulb Tom IimpsI Irs
6eiosmanb.
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-07
Relieionsitrio ENGLAND

Ranee unbrsr iig oper, at Der tan
opitaa ReIigionsfumpe / Gluten al
bet nittenbe g%fdrbunbreoe. Sroen er
10 lite lan9sre en- FABIAN Gtpsmagt
1oItene, Iom ben par ! pore 5orf9'
brss sib; ben er MI henpiIt til Prl@
potlipst ps fdar life mere Cob til at
oribe inb / be pfentltge 5orbplo.
Smiblertio peobliper Romertirtsn MI
iom for at ar6eioe at al Strait for at
oisrs Grpbringsr; ben bar dlort9 OPP
oipet lin 9Ian ON OF gienotnoe De
proteItantiTte 2anoe og after l999e
benz unber 9apeitolen. S Gnglano
timber ben Soro6unon bsreot. Den
snaelfe G~piItOpaltirte blep | Rstors
motipnstioen ftadenbe pad 9alppeten,
"a ben romerte Surbetg, Tom fit bore
ioien, bar / 4arenss Sob epet i'm Dirt
nina. Oct er MI tommet oerber, at
en- Wenabe 9reitsr ug Siitoper I ben
e~naelIte Statstirte bruger Re8ells pS
9iepanb peo 8uostjeneiterne, pas
bpoer S~eaiabolbelie at 9eatgba9e
Ipm forlqngit er afitafeoe, opIsnoer
genner til SomFru Marid Og andre
S%eloener, brGnoer 2bs foran beres
giQsoer p9 pil inofsre ben romeriie
Strifteftol. 9ette bar omiioer adbs
net ginene pad be ofte for Iaa HOPE
9rpteItunter % brast Dem til at 9ribe
til 8aaben mob ben inorDttenoe rps
merIte Scr. Gu 2Ggmano, Sir
Wiaium @ernon !Sarcpurt, bar itiuet
ia / SpioIen for protsItunterns, o9
en- Del giItoper unoeritstter BAN.
6an bar fraia9t fig i'm Sttuin9 ION
be libsrales Tsrer / llnoerbuIet for at
tunne fiPmpe mob Rom. Strsodg
often holotes ct Stprmeoe / gilbert
SaQ / 0pnoon. 1000 YerIoner lit
Iooano, meosns 5000 lite Hap tnb.
0eleaater fra 70 proteitdntiite Sore
ninoer ube / Bropinierne bar ttlIteoe,
"a 10 pssrer og Observation-Disclosures
mer Ienbte 9repe, Iom bepioneoe Wes
bet beres Spmpatbi. 9oro &tnnairo
Ttreu ON ben "ritualiitiIts Sammens
Ipergelie," Tom M nmipenosr eng
Lamb; ben bar / IarspiS arbeioet /
bet Itiulte, flyer ban, men ertl9rer M
aabent, at ben pil bringe ben engellte
airte til at gienforene iig mso Rom.
st telegram Isnbtes til 0ronningen
% bao ON, at bun piloe padl9gge
2orb Salisbury at brine igjennem en-
2op, Tom "forbpoer ben romerife
pruris, Der MI er igang / Suienoer al
Sirtsr."
Gn9lanos giitpper bolbt nDlig ct
Msbe / 2dmbstb; men Der tom intet
ub at bet. Stemningen bar bitter
paa begge Siber. StriOen fables /
Sele9rommerne "rituuliitiIt." 8itus
betpoer neoarpst Gill os Sroet brus
9es iI9r ON tirtelige Stitte pg Geres
monier. Ritual fables be gjeloenoe
6orItriftsr ON airtsitittene.
9ronnine @tttoria iiges at bore
rent ube al bet, fproi Der er en- iuas
ban Strio blanbt benoes "tj9re Sirs
tefolt." gun 'fal baos bsnoenot iig
til 2orb Salisbury pg ~forlangt, at
ban mac Fnos en- llboei til at aisre
Gnoe paa Striben. Mdn trpr, at ban
pil g~ienoplioe be samle S~irtsoomitoIe,
Tom 9i'toperne bar ~forlangt.
grtebiItOpen at 0ort bar uoiteot
ct Sprbsbrep, boori ban tla9er opsr
BET rpmsrlts &~irtepGien, Iom bar inos
Ine9et fig. Sdn pprs9ner tolu Sing,
iom er imoo bet en9elIte Ritual, men
bog MI sr | Brig.
Stormenoe Msbsr 6ploss / ale
Dele at Gnglunb.
Den nbis 9pinoe tr title % prtter
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-07
S0be

bar peret i grus / 5000 aar, ps
nepnss TO @anss / gib.len. Sor nosle
gldr iiben blep Der i pompeii funost
en- S9betogsrs 9utit. S9ben bar
brug.Iig enbnu, uaetet ben bappe liss
get bssrapst i 1900 Oar.
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-07
zen besae soaemesiein | geroen.

Warmers White Wine of Tar Strip,
SRrings'aur. beibreoer en- 5urtjBleIie | "a
Timer, bpis galolet beupttes itioe-itanOier
iiie soften paa et giInut reo Of lumme Sal.
len. men beItreoer Spsoommen ps sisr
SaIleR % aunserue friite % itarts. IS %
SO Gent.
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-07
SanfefDrn.

Sismmet er ct Samfunb | bet irlai.
Or Samliost Der bpssst pau airrIl99S'
3roTab, 2pbisbeo % arbeioior3'o, 'a'
bill MsnnsFens fsre bisTe 9pbsr T1so Ts
ub,nfor Sjemmst til Supn for BET '''H
Samfunb, bpori be leoer.
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-07

merts guissr, fom en- unben tiuil
gorgsrmunb. De 8remmebe mooto8
ban bjertelig os piite fig f~oretOmmrnoe
| ct o9 aft.
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-07
SoWs bersmte "a Grip Sure be

bsper insen Here anbeialinscr, ou ben pfs
iiue beIbrsbsnos Gseuitaber anbe'aler iie
ielp. 10 Gents 5laiten 8 for 81. Spis bin
gpotbdr lite bar ben, "TRIP pireite til slug.
5reb Spii. uorit s~potbster. 3uuibrpta.
@ppbhue Co., Wiinu. 23a3
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-07
fra Roneresien.

Den lite 5sbrudr bespnbte Suist
gebanelinstn al 6lOps os Sdprshuo'
ostttt. Wr. Stpburn fro Soma rst'
tsbe Tom panIist ct 'tarpt anereb pad
bisie gspiIsninser foroi man unbsr
bisie qpit,r iditsbs umaoo.li9e Gum
mer / Glpe % 5Ioosr til ingsn 9eroens
Npttc. San citsreoe, bpao GlspsIano
snaane iaeoe, al a bapbs anpenot
% Riuioner Dollars pdd Wisfisiippi
meb bet ftorTaers Reiultat. at man
paa 10 Sir1tninger bdpbe fdast grdpet
glpeIeiet - 5 Sommsr opbere. 90
Iamtibiet aftcg 3raften paa 5loosr
Mur for Iar. ban ertl6rebe, at ban
paa irosn Maabe bar impb rimelige
% fornuitiee 9~epilgnineer til nsopens
bias llbbebrinesr af GIpelsb os Sapns,
men ban par imoo ursboenbige lib
glitter. N9fte Dag blep Sebatten
af'Iutttt % gi[sn oebiasst meo $50
Stemmer mob z. Den fit unber Be
banoIinoen bbsrft faa SiIGg % oil
oeripr gda til Ssnatet prattiit tolt /
famine Sorm, | bpiltsn ben tom fra
Somiteen.
Mr. Sum, 5ormano for Suiets Mis
litGrtomits, unoerrettebs ben 2bsn Sc
brudr fine aolegaer | aomiteer ON,
at WiIitGrbubgsttet bill BIZ tagst pp
Monbas ben Ste Seb. 8eo lloarbsis
oelien az bette Budget er man gaast
ub fra en- regular arme pua 100000.
os bet pil ialt orsie fig pm en- SeDilgs
ming paa 80 Wilionsr Dollars.
Strar sitsr aongrssIe lens Claiming
pperlspersoe Sriesbeportemsntst Som
sresien ct Sperilag baierst paa en-
Grme al 10000 Wanb til ct Iamlet
apienoe at IA MiIipner Dollars.
Nen Iiben ben Sto sr Irmeen blst be-
tpbelig reouceret.
Senator Spooner bplbt ben 2bsn
5eb. en- 8 3imsr lang Gale ON be for
itieliss antiannerdtipns Helolutioner.
Sans iaslise us ersie 5remitiuins
paabsrtss mss ipGnbt SpmnrtIpmbeb
al Senatorer at ale pplitiite Barrier
foapsliom al en- Itpr SilbererItare pau
Gduerierne.
Ssndtet peotps ben 3bie Ssbruar
en- SGlssrsfplutipn ON 9epilonina al
$4,000 iii ct 9ranitmonument, Der
Hal relies paa Gri'tobal Colon 8irtes
9aaro | Saparu til Minbe ON be peo
"W&aire" slllptfen pmfomne Watroier
pg Soloater.
Populiiten !Sarris (aanfas) inb.
bruete | Senatet en- nh IntierpanIipns
Reiplutipn.
Serefter bplbt Ssnatorsrne Mpnet
(Osm.) % Daniel (0em.) % flere an.
ore lGnsere Saler til Stette for be for
fisniss Gntierpaniion Reiolutipner.
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-07
ct. Sulteni's Srpbau Gliplum,
Gait Ntain Strect.
Cor. Roie Qluenue. Golnmbus. o.

Cor. Rpie ausnpc, Columbus, S..S
Or. 2. 3 Sartmau:
"en Ben al bort Soiisnbus aubeiulebe fpr
no8Ie SGr iloen Or. Sartmaus 'Pesru,ua'
ION ct ppssrIigt @ijOOel for SnHneusa, al
bptlteu ri oen9uns baOoe Here Iilirloe. icm
trueoe meo at bIiue At cit a~lpOrIls Sarattcr
"Si bespnSte "a at bruse &e.ru ia % OBJ
uaasoe ina mGrteiiae 8eiultnter. at u iibeu
ben alb lar ioretruitet ocuue Meoiein TO,
Snl!neu5a, aatarrb, Spite 6urfjNelie %
Srputit. :
"SiiterS Of ct. 5ranciS.
"St. Sinccrt's Orphan Nipluur"
Charleston. ", g, 9oe Yiarts 1898
The Pc ru-na Drug Mfg. Co., Gulum.
bits, Sbio:
Nine Serrer! - Sea fan unbeiale 9eres
SrGparat, Te I'll ia, icm en- ionic, Sens
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-07

lereoe Yesrusua, iom MI, ta'tet 0E't r.
@eni % llbbolbenbeb, CT bIsvcn w..
ceret til ben mcpicinite Eroiesl'oA ""
Sanoet. Sirip til Pe-ru-na Drug A',
featuring Company, Columbus, Ap'- i
iaa lem irit iilltiuet Ell 300. ltts'"
Or. Sartman.
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-07
Stiuc yin,
(Welbaben,)


Den enc Dag er ben anOen Zig.
bet er ensformise, title 0o9,;
men ieg tan bilfe benz uoen !qr,,,
min 2iOiens aiGbs itul OOg Oar. =,
Den liSnes Ell pso en- q,rlsinor.
RpOr bOert ct 2eo er ct toItbart en,a,
Der er at min rstte. OHbsite Qpn,
fun Tibet sIimrenoe pOre Spor.
Mssn Srudosn, ben Iimple 3roob :,
igiennsm be roligs, iinpIe Dele.
ben sr min Stat, nit uariqe 6tIs,
bporpeo nit Sierte al @lqoe iIo,r
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-07

ppperii9. 6lere
Geriuuer al nit
SetlenotNab bar
bru9t ben meo DC
beoitc GeiuItater.
Weo G9telie
q. W. Gtitnicn.
Or Sartmlan, en-
al be broit betieuote
SGser % airurscr
| DC 6oreueoe eta,
ter, BAL ben igrite
Wnno, ipm iprmu
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-07

Den nbts Soinbe sr itiIs os p1tter
ineen SoritDrrslis, og Der, bun tommsr,
blipsr bet frsb.list, bOOr for bar Stsi oa
lleniebeo.
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-07

lGrinass2nr - Warners's White
Wine of Tar Strip. bet bebite SUitemib.
Del paa Sproen. belbreocr c 5priiglelie
paa en- Tag. bpis ben tnsss itioe. % %
80 Gents.
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-07

Man fan life prre foriistis NOT. Sts
fen jun. (til lin Ben perisn. Der Inter
psb 5elsfonsn): "Spsm sr bet. ou taller
mee2"
Ysrisn jun. Cbpiitsnbe): Oct sr mso
min tiltommsnos Spieermoosr."
Slisn iun.: "Sporipr boloer bu Muns
ben iau lanst fra Selefonen9"
9srisn iun.: Seq pil life, bun itaI
mGris, at iss bar taset mig en- 8oniatter
paa formiboagsn."
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-07

Z. Yurter, Der par Strettsr for iorrise
Genius, men bet ifal bare ipiolIpnit,
ON ban pil muotase ben.
Spprgsmaalet ON Rriiepen9ene I'll
0elta9ere | Spilaset ueo Cartilage bar
Warineoepartemeniet beroiit iii Trt'e'
retten at a%igjsre. Ter ioreli99er Here
uanitelige Spsrssmaal, al bpis I'9I6s
relie afb9n9er baabe Hrtiepengenes
Stsrrelie % 5UroeIius, cs Separtemelt'
iet uil life tage NnIpnret ior oeres Gss'
ming. Spis Den ipani.e Stprte fat nIts
ices iom ouerlegen ben ameritanlfe, 'tal
Briiepenseue bere9nes eiter 5000 Tor
bper Wonb, Der oeltos / &en paa
ipanit SIDE, | mobiat Sab blloer Ss'
resningen eiter 500 pr. Wtano. Nu
er Spprssmaalet pna ben enc Slos, ON
be ipauife 2anofGitninSer lfal benre9'
mes til6ienbens Sptrfe Tor I~tleonin9en,
% paa ben anben, ON &rDoleren "gterr
Oorf lfal nniees ION 9eltoSer paa anle'
rifdnif Sibe. 9eipares bet iBrite be-
freitenbe ps bet iibite benestenoe, pll
Seiren blioe anieet ipm punoen pper
Ell ouerlesen 5ienbe - | mobiat 5alr
puer Ell unberle9en. vi Def ltoItt
Spsrgsmanls S~eiuarelie uil bet p9iao
afb9nse, ON "gtew Yorf"s Sficerer pa
WanoIfab ifal bare gel / Yriicpen8enr,
% bette pil Fare Snbflpoelie paa 5pr'
belinsen. Vt neutrality-suspicious. bar
ifisuet benre Sag ira iia. naar BERTH
par I~nlebning, fan mon life ioriGnft
oct /. Suurban END Gigjprelien bliuer,
bill Der bIipe Misiornsielie. % &cticr
bar berpeo bebre Nnleoniug til at alts
title be ~npouenoige lluoerisgeller
Samploms Sdlep ( pgr9smaalet hi
ie~luiglselis p9iaa fonlnte pua Snpcte'
unccr penne Sag, % 10 flcre Ni9ioreliel
bet iaar, beito mere inopitlet ipnes be-
at blipe.
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-07

y (5I
gaa ntrors|
.Tu Bid!
m lnOsH
.eittsl Gn9|
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1uOdrs
o. trGttsr
gtnst en- 4
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'1dgtM Der
,rpsrs ufort|
Mg?'
BID itdur \
.rrgt fig tno|
fal0t. gir|
in tube BAN
'aorl 9u!'|
Jar Grrs bet
:.rdrs nlsO 1
.6aiO tnoe!|
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mig, fa|
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u etris b
baOoe
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t~ t,r bdOol
| H1tsr ale
(itpdr ban |
glonbt b. 4
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tbi pad
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(aHgnt Der |
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3G bet bar|
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b al iOrhsr|
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b. ban ,r I'D
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H''nofs en-
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POttsrI
f1l, Zen nir
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4 nj tngen
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5no0snOh|
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f3r'P. 90a1
bin Gatts|
at goa ID
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| snsang fsl
Ian I'd
BET nnsrr
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-07

ianter OF iilbpoe Stiainssn iii Robert
Z. gurter, Der Dor 9trettsr for iorrtse
Genius, men bet ifal pare ipiulIpnit,
on ban pil mubta9e ben.
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-07

9i bar MI rigtigt 8interpsir msb
ubmGrtet Sl9bsfsre. Sunuar sit uo
% 5ebruar inb mso en- proentlig
Sneform, og ba Ssmpsruturen er no
fen nsos til 3erp, bar Solen enbnu
life bapt tor S~nbHpoelfe paa Sneen.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-08-04

Albany. y. Y. Aug. 1--Gov. Roose-
welt has approved of an amendment to
the new State Civil Service rules re-
garding causes for removal of persons
from places in the public service. The
rules formerly held on this point that
no removal would he valid unless a
statement of the causes to which it
was due should he filed with the State
Civil Service Commission by the ap-
pointing power. The new rule goes
further along this line and declares
that the person whose removal is
sought shall have an opportunity for a
hearing
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-08-04
Strike Will be Settled.

Denver, Col, Aug. 2.-It now only re-
mains for the managers of the Trust
smcltcrs and the men to get together
and accept the recommendation of the
State Board of Arbitration. and the
big mills that have been idle for nearly
two months will be in operation again.
The report of the State Board of Ar
bitration was filed this morning. 1t is
a voluminous document. and deals with
the conditions at the smelters here and
at Pueblo. 1t is automatically word
ed, and recommends that concessions
be made by both men and managers.
The demand for an eight-hour day Is
recognized and the promise of a scale
of wages for eight and ten hours is
recommended. The Board, in prepar-
ing the scale. has hit a medium be-
tween the wages demanded by the
men and the scale offered by the man
ayers. For instance, on the eight-hOur
basis, the union demand was $40 for
furnace men and the managers scale
provided 50. The Board of Arbitration
recommended 1920. So along through
the list of the several classes of labor
the Board cuts the union scale and ad-
vanccs the managers scale.
A scale for ten hours is also present
ed. showing similar advances over the
managers scale.
1t is believed that the men will ac-
cept the report. but the action of the
managers is not so certain. None of
the managers will say what action he
will take. The union will call a meet
ing TO take formal action on the report
of the Board.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-08-04
Valentine Again Accused.

Perth Amhoy, n. j., Aug. 1T has
been discovered that Valentine, who
looted the MiddleseX County Bank,
took $4,000 of the funds of the Perth
Amboy Savings Bank. of which he was
the treasurer. Tie deposltors of this
bank had been told that their funds
were intact or had not been filtered to
any appreciate extent but the facts
show no less than $4,000 is missing.
One of the examiners from the State
Bureau of Banking and Insurance
went over the book of deposits care
fully and found that the entered de-
posts agreed with credit books held by
dcpositors. Then he figured up each
page of the entries and found that the
totals did not agree with the entries.
Page after page was examined min
utelv. and the additions were. made
ten times with the same result. They
showed a total deficiency of $4,000.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-08-04
NATIONAL BANK FOR HAWAII
Perry Heath Syndicate About to Es-
tablish One at Honolulu.

San Francisco, Aug. 2.-The first and
only National bank outside of the con-
tinental boundaries of the United
States is about to be established in
Honolulu, Col. Mcfarland, who was
chamberlain to Queen Liluokalani, has
arrived from the islands to perfect the
organization of the bank, and later to
return with gold coin representing the
stock subscribed for by San Francisco
and New York capitalists.
a charter for the bank has already
been procured from the United States
Government by Perry S. Heath, AS
sistant Postmaster-G General but ii can
not he used until Congress places the
Hawaiian Islands under the Territorial
laws of this country. In the meantime
the new financial institution will be
known as the First American Bank. a
charter for which has just beep grant
ed by the Hawaiian Government. The
corporation is capitalized at S1.O00.000.
and one-half of that amount will he in
the vaults, as required by the banking
laws of the island. when the bank
opens its doors on September 1.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-08-04
Robbed of Her Jewels.

Gloucester, Mass, Aug. 1.-Jewelry
worth $1,000 was stolen at the Ocean
Side Hotel. Magnolia. from the room
of Mr.. and Mrs. Peterson, wealthy
residents of Wheeling. w. Va. The
articles stolen include one diamond
butterfly set with a carbuncle, solitaire
pearl ring, bar with three large pearls.
earrings with three pearls, pearl finger
ring. sapphire ring set with diamonds.
opal bar pin set with diamonds. pearl
scarf pin set with diamonds, portrait
brooch set with pearls. cross with black
back ground set with six diamonds
and pearls, small ring with two dia-
monds, and 1925 in money.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-08-04
New York Markets.

Grain.-Wheat: No. red was quot
ed 77Hc f. o, b. afioat and 7Glac. ele-
vator; No. | Northern Duluth. 7Sl5c. f.
o. b. afioat. on the curb September
ranged from 76h arc 5-1Gc., closing at
7Glkc.
Flour and Meal: Spring patents.
S3.7ja3.9O; winter straights. S3.35a
3.45; winter patents. S3.G5a3.S so: sDring
clears. S3.00a31O; extra No l winter
S2.75a2 so,
Provisions; Pork firm: quoted. mess.
S9.50a10.00: family. Sl0.5Oall. 60: short
clear, .25a11.15. Beef quiet: quoted.
mess. $500; family, S950a1O.5G
Butter: Creamery. Western. extras.
per ID, liza Sc.; do. State, extras. L 10
a1sc; do, firsts, 16%al7atc.
Cheese State, full cream. large.
colored or white. fancy, per H.. &C.: do.
good to prime, S2asTsc.; do, common
to fair, 71aaSlac.
Eggs: Jersey and nearby, fancy.
white LeghOrn, per doZ.. 1Sc.. State.
Pennsylvania and nearby, average best
15a1Gc.; Western, fresh gathered firsts.
15c.
Potatoes: Long Island, per bbl.
S1.25a2.10; do; up-river and Jersey.
S1.25a2.00; do; Southern, good to
choice, 1.25a1 80; do, common to fair.
T5aS125; do, inferior. 5Oa6Oc.; do.
Western, in bulk, per $50 lbs, $1.OOa
1.50.
Calves: Poor to good veals STAG; fed
calves, 81: city dressed veals slow at
SlsalOc.; country dressed dull at 7a9c. |;
little calves, 0a1.
Hogs: Country dressed unchanged
at 5l2a8c. for medium weights and 61b
a7c. for light hogs.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-08-04
Fighting YELLOW FEVER.
War Department Officials Are
. Greatly Alarmed Over
the Situation.
FEDERAL OFFICERS HELP
Thirty-Eight Cases and a Number
of Deaths Have Already Been
Reported to Gen. Sternberg.

Strict Quarantine is Now in Force
at Bampton-Fears That the In
lection Has Reached Other Points
Every Effort is Being Made to
Check Its Spread.
Washington. Aug. 2.-War Depart
ment officers are greatly alarmed over
the yellow fever situation at the Sol
diers' Home at Hampton. Adj. Gen.
Corbin and Major Johnson, an Assist
ant Adjutant- General, were at Old
Point Comfort, but did not visit the
Home. The army officers are consider
ing plans for giving the Marine Hos
pital service all assistance possible.
After conference held between Sec
rotary Algcr, Assist.-Secretary Meikle-
john, Surgcon-G eneral Wyman of the
Marine Hospital Service and Surgeon
General Stcrnberg of the army. tele-
graphic orders were sent to Major-Gen.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-08-04

San Francisco. Cal. Aug. 1.-The
tripartite commission from the United
States. Germany and England says in
its report. that has been received here
that there were four causes of trouble
in Samoa. Rival kings were often
elected with the understanding that
their supporters We're to battle for the
supremacy. rich men We're permitted
to commit murder unpublished. arms
We're imported through many private
wharves. and each nations court adj
ministered the law for advantage to
his own fellow-ctZens.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-08-04
Colorado Board of Arbitration
Recommends Mutual
Concessions.
BIG MILLS TO BE STARTED
Managers Of Trust Shelters and the
Employees to Get Together and
Accept Recommendations.
The Demand For an Eight-Hour Day
Recognized BY the Board Believ-
ed That the Men Will Accept the
Report-Gen. Axline Pleased with
Situation in Cleveland.

Cleveland, O., Aug. 2.-Preparations
are making for the Withdrawal of
troops called out on account of the
street railway strike. Anticipating that
the City Council would take some ac-
ton toward the appointment of suf-
fcient number of special patrolmen,
Gen. AXline has relieved two of the
companies from strike duty. The COM
panlcs relieved are local organizations,
because Gen. Axlne wants to have
them within easy reach in case they
are needed again.
II am pleased with the situation"
said Gen. Axline, but do not deem it
wise to send away any of the outside
companies. which it would be hard to
recall. That will be done later. We
are not going to leave the people of
Cleveland in the lurch, and the troops
will be withdrawn gradually, but at
the same time arrangements should
be made for handling the situation
when the state troops are gone. do
not believe the strikers were the di-
rect cause of the violence. and think
the violence has spent itself, but still
we must be ready for new outbreaks"
Rioting broke out again in the Polish
settlement at the South End. Mobs
fought with the soldiers and police
The troops did good service in dis
persing the crowds. Three arrests
were made. The Adult General says
that the only way i'll which these diff
culties can be stopped will 10 by de-
claring martial law.
If martial law is declared il will re-
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-08-04

Kodol Dyspepsia Cure thoroughly d.
gests food without aid from the stomach,
and at the same time heals and restores
the diseased digestive organs. 1t is the
only remedy that does both of these
things and can be relied upon TO per-
manently cure dyspepsia. Isaac Stems,
Mddleburp; B. G. Peck or Day Bros,
East Middebury; c. W. Sowle West
Cornwall; d. II. Bennett, Bridport; G.. B.
Salisbury; w. B. French, Orwell; {. c.
Frost, Cornwall.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-08-04

Washington. Aug. 1.-Rear-Admiral
William T. Sampson has filed in the
Supreme Court of the District of Co
lumbia suit in his own behalf and
also in behalf of the officers and enlist
ed men of the ships of the North At
lantic station who took part in the
naval Engagement off Santiago and the
subsequent captures for prize money.
The suit is similar to that recently en-
tered by admiral Dewey in the same
Court
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-08-04

Boston, Mass. Aug. Fran Killen.
pitcher for the Boston league club. has
been released. Killen was released.
not through any fault of his, for he
has done excellent work. but because
young Bailey Is younger and less eX-
pensive man, and promises to be equal
" effective.