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The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-06-09
SHERIFF HAzEN KILLED.
Dies of Wounds Received In
Second Fight With Bandits.
TRAIN ROBBERS ELUDE THE POSSE

Finally Slip Through the Lines and Mako
Good Their Escape, Party of sixty-fvo
Pursuers Taking Up the Trail Toward
Hole-In-the-Wal Arc Likely to BE
Lynched If Caught.
CHEYENNE, June 7.-Sheriff Hazen of
s Converse county and posse had another
fight with the Union Pacific train rob.
bers Monday, news of which has just
reached Casper. The robbers were sur
rounded in gulch, where they were
forced to abandon their horses. which
were captured. The robbers intrenched
themselves behind rocks and made a
desperate fight. Sheriff Joe Hazen was
shot through the body and fatally
wounded. He is being brought to Cas-
per. Reinforcements are going out
from Casper as fast as they can be
mounted and armed. The entire country
is aroused and the prospects of captur-
ing the entire band Of outlaws frequent
ing the Hoie-in-the-Wa country, Of
which the three train robbers are men,
bers, are very good.
A courier reached Casper last night
from the scene Of the fight and reported
that the outlaws escaped through the
lines of the posse in the intense dark
ness. They stole the horses of freight.
ing outfit and are now flying for the
Hole.in- -the-Wall. Sixty five men un-
der United States Marshal Hadsell took
up the trail and are in pursuit. The
three outlaws are Bob Taylor of the
Hole.in. 1.-THE Wall band, Mexican and
Casper gambler named Cavanaugh.
DOUGLAS, Wy, June 7.-Joe Hazen,
sheriff of this county, who was shot in
skirmish with the Union Pacific train
robbers north of Casper Monday, was
brought in from the west by special
train yesterday and died at $50 last
evening. The funeral will occur on
Thursday. Deceased was serving his
Nsecond term as sheriff and was fear.
ess and efficient officer.
There is intense excitement in Cas-
and Douglas and talk of lynching
Obbers if caught is plentiful.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-06-09
soutl, Omaha Live stocL.

SOUTH OMAHA, June 6-Cattle -ReoeIpts.
s,5Oo; steady TO stronger; native beef steers,
A.z5go25: western steers. s4.Oo0i.8O: Texas
steers, salafg470: cows and heifers. $3.9O(04.a0,
canners s225G3.75: stockers and feeders. $4,000
800; calves. "a. .5og70O; buiis stags etc
Hogs Receipts. ll,oD; 5gl0e higher; heavy,
s365Gs.75; mixed, sa621ags.e71a; light. 5000
3,85; pigs, ss.2Sg3oO; bulk OF sales, sa6s,
sheep-Receipts, l,soOi weak, lower; western
muttons. s4.25g5Oo; stock sheep. $a25l0A0o;
lambs $5.5Odl6,OO
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-06-09
Almanac of the Day.

Wednesday Sun rises at 4:29; sets at
7:2S. Moon rises at 3:48 a. m.
The Weather-Iowa: Thunder storms
Wednesday afternoon; probably fair
Thursday; continued high temperature
Wednesday; much cooler at night;soutn.
westerly winds. Nebraska: Showers
Wednesday; probably fair Thursday;
cooler in eastern portion Wednesday;
variable winds.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-06-09
Salycilic Acid In Beer.

WASHINGTON, July 7.-Senator Mason
was again the sole member of the Pure
Food commission present yesterday.
Scientists and makers of butter and
beer and wine testified. DIR. Pruin
Springfield of the Northwestern univer.
sity declared that salycilic acid is al.
most universally mingled in the beer
drank in this city. He said he knew of
cases where death was directly trace,
able to this.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-06-09
Natives Surrender.

WASHINGTON, June THE secretary
of state has received the following
cablegram from Bartlett Trip, tn.
United States representative on the
Samoan commission: "Mataafa dis.
armed Over 1900 rebels surrendered. -
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-06-09
Tuesdays Baseball Games.
NATIONAL LEAGUE,

NATIONAL LEAGUE,
Boston. 8; Louisville. 4.
Baltimore. 6; Pittsburg, &
Philadelphia, 3 st. Louis, q.
New York, 8: Cleveland, @.
Cincinnati, 4; Brooklyn,
Washington. 3; Chicago, !.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Buffalo. i: St. Paul, g.
indianapolis, 9: Kansas City, &
Columbus. 3: Minneapolis. l.
WESTERN ASSOCIATION.
Ottumwa. 2: Bloomington,
Dubuque. |: Rock Island 6.
Rockford. Cedar Rapids, 3.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-06-09
Reed Sends In His Resignation.

PORTLAND, Me-, June THE Argus
says that Speaker Reeds resignation
has been sent to Governor Powers and
1t Is to be presented at the next meeting
OF the governor and council,
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-06-09
Aceepta C.ll to q. bor Collepe.

Acsspta Call to Tabor College.
PROvIDERcE. June z. Haven Met
caif instructor in botany at Brown
snniversity, has accepted the call to
Tsbor college, Tabor, Ia, to take the
chair of biology.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-06-09
STORM At Guttenbure. Ia,

DuBuQUE. June IA heavy wind
and rain storm ut Guttenburg. 40 miles
north Of here last evening did much
damage. Emil John and Theodore
Rath were fatally hurt. A boy named
Radach was drowned in the Mississippi.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-06-09
Small Twister at Dunlnp.

DUNLAP. Ia, June 7.-Dunlap was
visited by small twister last evening.
Trees a foot through were broken off
and some small houses were moved
from their foundations. A small water
spout ia reported in another part of
town.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-06-09
Negro Democratic League.

ST. LOUIS, June THE executive
rommittee of the Negro Democratic
league of Missouri has issued call for
!. State convention to be held at St.
Louis, July 20.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-06-09
Bland Slightly Better,

LEBANON. Mo-, June 7.-The condi-
ton Of Congressman Richard P. Bland
Is slightly better, the symptoms Of
paralysis being less apparent.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-06-09
Rebels Slip Through the Lines.

MANILA, June THE American
forces have occupied the peninsula and
General Halls column is encamped at
Morong. Major Truman, marching
across the Binangonan. found it imprac-
ticable to form Gordon and the insurg-
ents, with the exception of a hundred or
two, escaped through the mountains
after General Pho del Pillar, dragging
their battery by buffaloes at night. A
few, however, may be trapped. The
Washington troops have returned to
Pasig, but the program of the other
troops is uncertain. The present ex-
pedition shows the difficulty which is
encountered by an army which must
depend upon wagon trains in catching
barefooted bandits in their own noun
tains and also gives proof that the rebels
do not intend to fight battles.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-06-09
REFUGEES TURNED BACK
Fear of Pestilence and Famine
at Manila.
TELL OF OPPRESSION BY REBELS.

Insurgents Levy on Them for Supplies.
Warlike Filipinos Discard Their Uni
forms Under Orders to Deceive Amer
icans-Friendly Town of NIacabebe Is
Burned by Rebels.
MANILA, June IA thousand refu-
gees, who are attempting to- come to
Manila, are being turned back by the
authorities, who are fearful of the city
becoming over populated, causing a
pestilence and famine. Many of the
refugees tell of being forced to give up
their supplies to the insurgents army.
They are afraid to return to the enemy's
lines on account of possible attacks.
The insurgent government is to issue
an order for all the military forces to
discard their uniforms and wear only
white. in order to deceive our army.
The rebels made an attack on the
friendly towh of Macabebe, and after
driving the inhabitants out burned the
town.
Lieutenant Fred w. Pearce of the
Sixth artillery committed suicide here
this morning. His friends say his mind
was affected by a recent sunstroke.
A Spanish paper asserts that Colonel
Arguelles, one of the two members of
the original Filipino military commits
Sion, who were placed under arrest at
Tarlac last month, after returning to
Luna's camp from their conference
with the United States commissioners,
has been court martialed and sentenced
to II years imprisonment for "friend-
ship displayed toward the Americans"
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-15
Mcrc ont "$0auct ir0
NorOlanO."

S glaoet "0ecorabs9 oIten" fapot
ieg "Gt Susn ira NorbIano" (1prsers
Grubsn). Seq timber at Sagnst r.
nogst agte 9rspl fra fgrit iii iicit. oo
inosholbsr eanIfe Tda Orb ipm fan fall
oss Sanobso. Wanom bar fra Sen /
8uobrdnosbulen, "a uonanoreoe til GU
ienoalen i @sfisn co rpobeos plaoYen
Mitteljoro. San bceoe Der | lang 5ib
og blep meset O~slitauenbs. Seq tisnosr
BAN meget oel. 0an bar osnneial, Inilb
% soogisrenoe. 5un q Ell Stptte at
en- aunItner co en- opgtig Sslpfmeo.
6bur ban fit Sgtbet, pibfte ban bsoit
Ielp. Snssn onben Oioite nrset bsrpm.
8 Stoens 2s6 tom Der enbel WartItptz
Ter / Smleb % bar 4ar8tullet 1917,
meo Carl Sohnrs 9auben, og 5orgsr
bar mistrnft for at o9rs 5abrifantsn al
benz, men irgen rgrts npset oeo bette %
aft bar t1ft title. Wpnterne par en-
Smuls Itsrre eno 2unoets Mpnt, ca be-
fob al purt Sslp. Seq oii bjslpe 6am
ub fra ben bdrburiIfe Seo / Grubn Deb
at ~furt9le, at ban uooanoreoe til Qmss
rita cg beoifte I'm 8elgisrenbeo oeo at
hi9!pe minDre fprmusnbs meb Radb %
Duao % meo Penge, nadr bet giulot.
6an bolatte fig / Soma ies trur / Wsbs
Iter Gpuntp. Sons 9srn bar 9aoio,
Sprser, 8ernt og Murit. Oetts Der Rsoz
Tfrepns er ben rent Sunobeb.
Gn 9stter 8uaas, (5rpnbbjemmerl
fulste mso 5umilien, Smsb al qrofsss
iipn.
Glias SborIteinien 8ranbemo.
go Mar eammel.)
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-15
Onfel Sans uoeifter.
6an bar mango pubiige Boiter ! ut
Regnifab.

Gnbpsr oso naturligpis, at BET tolter
omfrinq 440 Miaicner Dollars airli9
at bolos Sntsl Cams R.ajerinssndIt:,
na | 0irtfombeo - sct bi' oa itgs !
5reostio. 2ieeIaa Deb be fieite. at BET :r
psniionspGienet, arigsbepartsmsntst cg
SloaosoepartGsntst, Ipm iluger Stsrs
Itspurt,n al bisie umaubeliss uogifter.
Msn Sntsl Gam bar ogIaa | iitRsgns
itab mango Imaa puoiige uogiitspoItsr,
ipm fua elsr inssn bIanbt 5olt | als
minoeligbeb bar npgen 8rsie pad.
Sauleoss bar Ri T. Gr. bet internaz
tionale Bureau for ltnbertrpftsiie al
Sldpebanbelsn / Gfrifd en- msget
prisDarOie Snititution mso 6opeoiabs /
griisiel, pg til bpiItst Sntsl Sam aurlig
bioruger - 500. Eli bet information
male BUREAU for Mloal og @1gt, Der lisss
lsoes bar tit Sooebi1bs / 8riisiel. mdd
0t adrll9 plunge I'D Ilto S2,2IO. III
Sn%ternatipnuI Gspoetic Qsioeiatinn
$500. GnopiOsrs eibsr Ontsl Gam
At pur 8slpi1igbto 1926 nariig til Sps
rstbcloelien AT ct 6prtdarn paa 8niten
AZ Worofto / 4frita. Smtring $4,000
uobelss uurlig til fremmsos 2anoes I'm
oerfaatter iom 9sIenning for 3isnsfte,
be bar hbet forliits umerttarfte SIP
mGno. Il ct Sismanbsboipital | pa
mama 1osr hi ct narligt 8ibras at $500.
men - bet sr nGiten Sfam at tilitaa
BET - belle $1,000 betaler Ri for "teepirg
anb fssbing" at nmsritunits 5prbrposr:,
Der bplres f9ngfst / ~fremmebe Ganoe.
8Idnbt be minbre tisnote llbaiftspns
tier, Der anqour rort east 2uno turOe
muaits regres 9ebligeboloslien at @aibs
ingtcnsW onumsntet Der aarli1 toItsr
$11,520. 5oribninasn At t~unitige ar
NE og Sen til Sploatsr, Der sr bl,t
G%rsblinger, tciter SntaI Sam aarIig
pmfring $547, 900.
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-15

mig. at ban IiseIaag3jerns tuno, brittle
op psngsns, iOm iaite benz RAT! Soar
ou bert npeei iaa utriiteliet2 Ss ia;
ies gap BAN en- lioen Erefis; ban idtte
| at friss. iom ON 9sroen itco paa ota
enc Gnbe. os iaa taiiebe ban iig op |
Sofaen msb SteDlerne paa imub-
iigs Stspls, - Itulbs nogen bere elsr
fe Wasen2 90 MI logger uglao ban fig.
og bill Snist. rg bsitpIber mig for at
babe misbanolst BAN. 8, bbiltet fors
fGroeliet nbpre! alting bs9nnoer at
saa runot for mig. os jeg orter life me-
re. 8, glib jss aIorig bar fsot, eller GID
ieg albrig por beitemt til en- FABIAN
Stiabns. SpOrfpr ftulbe ogiaa bsnns
frrstelies lllptte ramms mig9 Ss M
mda ies arbeios Rot pe Dog, bare forbi
Ri life bar Rdab til at leie Sjsns'tspigs.
pe alt bette for Slas Stplo! 8 glib
ieg life bar fsot. min SorimabelIs er
iaa itor, at ieg life fan bore ben.
Din isnbsrtnuite 8eninbs
Snaebord.
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-15
ola.

California, 81. o., 29bs Rpp. ,1849.
&iGre Ben Ola!
Nu er ieg / Gmerita. Mobtog bit
8rep to 9u9e, fsrenb ieg reiIte. 9ebz
la9t bebas at finos Billet, FAINT so
0ollars. Seq enitsr, at ou itrar itai
rsmme, rs femme efter mig. Seq bebss
Der life at furtlare Dig, boOrior, o.
bOrrlspes leg er tomuen bib; BERTH bar
ieg life Sib. Ser grabsr hi Cub,
Cub. Sub. Seq bupbe bet life ct
@ran beore eno ou, men M -. Cps
fat life. Som Itrar. @eblagte 8ams
flet pil fortGlle big, bpurleoss ou Ttal
TONNE.
Din gamls Ben Sans.
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-15
Sptfefunb, 3eie Sftcber, 49,

Sptte1HHD, oote Sttcper, lS49.
Sjers Ben -!
Seq er ipg, = ips paa 2eseme pe
Si9l, - bar pGret ips cusr en- Raaneo
- Iigeiioen np9ls 9ags, eftsrat ieg blep
gift. 3. tiare, gamle Ben, 2iO.t err
lite en- Seq, bet timber man ub, e~ftsrat
man bar Iat Sob unber sgst gorb. 9a
ieg iioit itreo til big, bar ieg enbru ling
torl, fri't CO itGrf, pelFcrnsist pg msb
ct glao Sinh - men, bois ct Wennes
ites Sposbbaar fan CRANE pad en-
Wlaanso, muu jeg MI is uO ium Ell 80
aar gammeI Slbing. 9d ia, tjGre
Sans, man fan rplepe meeet pad en-
NuaneO, rs jog bar / Sunobso pplepet
meget. 9a isg Itrsp til big, bar ieg Int
telig. Sngsborg bar ben inileits %
pcneIte Stdbning, man tunoe tante
fig, men MI er bun fpranoret.
Den fcrfte Dag eftsr port grpnup
'F go
bar ben lptteligite Dag, ies bar oplepst.
Den nGite Dag ts9nebs Zig ligsoan, fra
Mprsensn, mel uopau 9assn, bespnots
BET at ie brpest uo.
SUN ~forIanste psnge, - psnss til
nh !Sat, elsr bpub BET bar. Sun oilns
bare bare - 20 9aler. Seq ~fcrtalts
bsnoe, at bun bel tunoe faa en- 6ot BIZ
Iigsre enb til ben gris. 9st bialp life.
Mtinbit 20 9uler 'tulbs bun bare. Ssg
f~ortalte tsnoe, at ieg fun tunbe gipe
benoe 5 9aIer % od beepnbte Spefs
tatlet. 9prrlsbss bet git til, psb lea
n9iten life, men bet peb ieg, at BUN tps
en- Stegspanoc pg fIC9 mig unoer Sret
meo, og, ba bun bel fpnteS bette life
fcrIIpe bibebe bun 8dItebalisn eftsr mio.
Seq iprdng no, % finn life bism for
gonite tent, rg fpr jeg git bjem, bdpbe
ieg lat mig En- Dram tillips for at fad
mere Moo / mig. 0u ieg bar ganfte
bange for, at Sngebor9 tunbe finbe bet
uo, trg jag ct tibet 9gbIe. ps bolbt bet
| Wlunoen faaleoes. at bet oannsoe en-
flor Sbulft ppsr &~inb6enet, ca ba jea
Tom hism, f~ortdlte ieg, at jeg bqpos
Sanopine og maatte tilisngs itrar. Sils
ieng8 bar bet, men poa en- anoen Maaz
be eno ieg baooe ~beregnst. Seq bar life
bel tommsn ~inbsnfOr, co bdpbe f~ortalt
ON min Sanbptne, fsrenb en- for 8aTe:
tisosl tpm forenbe miot / 9j4ftsn pau
mig. Seq tafteoe mig bplsnoe pp / Sos
faen, men ct 8ieblit efter blep ieg Il9nat
bort | ben anosn Gnoe al 89reliet, "a
giort ppmertiom pau, at man pleieSe
trattc at fig Stsplerns, fprenb man
lagoe fig.
Sioen bar Der b9nbt st % 4noet,
MI o9 oa; men bet er fua meget, at bet
trGtter mig altformseet at Itripe bet.
Seq baaber bare, bin Grets er mere
msogisrlig eno min Sngeborg. Meu
ies baaber osiaa. at bet inurt maa bliue
fut meo mig. Seq er aunits trat at
2ipet. Spis isg albrig fer ener berer
fra big mere / bette Sire, Iaa 6arpel.
Din baarbtprspeoe 8en
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-15
Snffeinnh- OOH

Sotte1unp, 2Joe Sept, 1S49.
SiGre 8reta!
9iin eneIts Sreit MI er ben, at lea
life er ben enefte ulptteli9s Stabrinu
paa Soroen, at Der opg froes en- anosn,
Der bar Iiot. ON enO lille iad msaet Iom
isg, faa beg nct til at inoie. at @erben
lite er ct 0anIegulp, buprpda man altio
ian ipinge zig, men at ben bar fulpt OBJ
al Sorne, boorpaa man ian Ito Jig, men
paiaa ititte fig.
8a leg siitsoe mig. trosbs lea mia
ben lntteligits blanot Gtabnine.r. 8,
- 2bttsu ~foriuanbt! Ru er lea BEN
uIpit;ligftc blonbt be lllrtteliQe. Wen
oa ou bar betrcst big til mia, tan lea
Iigeiad gisrne betro mig til biQ, Bet bill
mdate Iette nit iorabstnn9sbe 6isrte.
Ola sr ben itfrItt Stunt blar9t
Sturte. ., hpiItst llbpre ban opa er.
3agen ~eiterat hi bar bIsrns Gift, for
Iangte jog 6 9aIer til en- M Sat, %
tGnt big, bette llbnre Iagos. at ban blot
tuRoe gire mig 5 0alsr. Stuloe Roe
Gen hsrs Mugsn! Sg bu isg Ipurate
BAN, ON han life hupbe fine Is 9alsr
ON ugsn, fcrtaIte ban mig. at BET fun
odr en- Iioen 2rgr, ban bapbe fuubst
paa, pg at Fan Inn bdp6e 4 8aler DIN
llgen! 8, briItsn Sinrt! 90 ct Bar
Ooas sitsr, tom ban tism. fulo fem ct
Sotn. Seq i~ortalts BAN, pua en- Tempe
Zig Wlaaos, at bette par bsiit upag1enos.
cg tant big, bar bsgpnots at Ri9ros
pan mig paa en- ian urimelig Mauoe,
at bet lite Iaosr fig b~ef,riUe, ca f~crtalte
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-15
GOfisiunb. 9luguit 13bs. l.

GofteIunp. auguit 13oe, 1S49.
gamls Ben 9ans!
Min 5orbauielis par life Iiosn Dso
at mpbtaee grep fra Dig, oa BET bar
Iao lanoe, fosn ies berts ira Dig, at
lea a bapOs CLIENT Zig. siaab mig
ferff at Iptenfte DIG msb bin tOmmsuos
0uTtru. Ren cgfao iss bar Rosst paa
5iertst. Seq itoI sifts mig, 90 BET I'm
SerIioIte er, at bet cgIaa itaI fts ben
26be bsnnes. Oct ma rel betpos Ros
act. at hi 10 gamle aamerater al ben
cate zpps, iom ri er, ital sifte os pua
en- Ca lammt Dag. Din file 9sntpo.
nina / BIT 8rep ON II. 5anien maa
oeI oafno bstpoe Roget, tbi bet sr bsnos.
lea gfoI aifie mig mtO. gaen bporIsoes
fieno,r bu benbt2 Seq trpooe life. at
bu fisabtt en- sneite 9iss | btIs SUttss
5uHb.
sss glitter mig lite bare Tor gsHgc'
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-15
Ssumprct CT ~aibGmgiat al
Ioocn,

flyer en- snseIf Gage. Or. Sart, Specias
lift / 9iatipprgsmaal. 9an puaitaar.
at GngeltmGnoens oti.r oaarligsrs Srs
mer / 9jsmmene enb be fIeits andre Golf.
oa at bette tomner beraf, at be lpiier fox
msget % / SRroslesbeo for messt Siso.
s 5rantrige, @r~sntIusernes 2anp, sr
SsfIisbeo Rsgsl / Sismmens; / bet fiTts
ps risfpiienbe Sapan er beftige og sro,c
Orb utienote. Spscislt faar 9erionsr,
Ipm Iprer ct ftinsIiboenbe 2ip, uiunoe
@aoIter rg oaarligt !Sumsr uF at IpiI:
iormeget 8jsb.s
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-15

Oct bialp. 8ottorsr: "Haa, bborban
Itaar bet til ibag2"
Ydtientsn: "Sp, 0rdabsrne, be bar
noe Strab; men fiosn isg fit 5srmomes
fret unosr armsn, tienDer iss mig iom ct
anoet Wsnnsts."
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-15

nes SfpIn. men oeiaa nf airrIighso
Oct, at bun enesIia bill bare mig. % ittI
en- al bisie Fnsfus llneIapisr, Der bGn'
ger sftsr henbsS 9sret. beptier, at bur
eIfsr mig opristisi. Seq enfier nuften.
at ieg lite hdpbs pGret | 9eiibbslit al
iaa mango StrsbsIigbeoer; jes er bans
&c for, at isa iurbs gisre benoe uIpttes
Zig en- Dag for bette grrnbsDinst, men
bet faor nj ftno fin Bon.
9a aisr mig bisrteIist onot, at iea
'oolebes umuliet tan pGrs tiIftebs peo
bit grpnup. Men sfterfom bet M sns
gang er bsif,mt IadIsoss. ian bet life
eierss ON ieien. men tduite jig 90
S,ngebpro iormer til at ia os en- 9ur
til 1rthsrttsbaIb, sftsrut ri er gift, ida
faI nj mto BET Samne osfaa beige big
"a oa f'ul pi more ns paa norft Dis,
bet er fitert. Seq fpnss forrsitsn, at
iss ffuIos bare 2nit til at fs bin
@rete. min Srssbore er beg meast
Tmutfert cnh grste, bots bun sr Hil
iom ou bef'riper bsnoe. Seq clfter Srs
9thorg b~irtsIia o~prietigt. %, q bet nu
life for bette grGnospinet. trpr lea not,
at hi fiuIbs tommt til al Itoe Ipiteliot.
Sta buroc muufte fprtrGIs Dig, at ieg
aTbeiosr peo Softeiunb8 SaQbruq, pg
at is9 for nFrpGrsnbt tisnsr ForboIos
rig acoe Qenge, bu ieg bar en- Cen al
4 DaIer en- llsen. @i ftat, inbtiI pibers
opboloe 0s bps 5ngeborgs 5or0lbre.
Seq trpr NOT life, at bisTs Spiqsrfcrs
RIbre bltr nogIe SeIe,rer al baOe / Sus
let, men be beapnbsr nu at blipe Iua
garrIe, at pt ~forbaubentlis blibsr benz
tptt ~inartft muIiat.
Seq bar lite 2eit til at Tfriee mere,
oenne Sang. Seq iefer mig aItfor lpis
teIig, life bare, foroi ita Ielp TtaI qiTts
mig men p9Iaa foroi ben iamme 9ptie
inart Ttal blipc big tilo:I. Strio ig.en
inorsit muligt pg fortGI mig, bporleoe8
lloii8terne tssnsr zig.
Din Ben Ola,
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-15

Z 11naNinen ..snsoennen', lm ig mpoog for Ell 5 Wiaauper ioeu, ct uDn
g Sppls en- tote Slases !Maine; Den r baaoe ioio og pen % Den 9ipr uz
ma.Tt 9 9oot arpesoe; Den er rmot ia 900 iom uogn Watne for $50 Dan larr
jWt"pN ~ at tlope "SMspennen' Sra9t 72c SeIt Gbriiianiou, Stankp, 9is
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-15

no Z.
acn,m sHpuGreu. guDsGctts 1i {. 59luoorpb. Wso 8 sill.
Iroer.
Ire az elmer narres.. fpof Strusseueutpr al Gpaub gana.
Reiu Dc5 3 Stlcocr
On Sopoas paa lisls. Serial al Stub ststtr g,tS siusoer.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-05-25
ADELAIDE KEN BILE.
She Kept a Charmed Circle of Delighted
Hearers.

She Kept a. Charmed Circle of Delighted
Hearers.
Sunday after Sunday used to find
Mrs. Sartoris at Little Holland house,
and there, or wherever else she might
be, it could be said: Where she sat
was the head of the table; the humblest
seat became throne, around which
her versatile, brilliant and witty dis
course, emphasized by the mobile play
Of feature and an incompatible va
riety of gestures, kept a charmed cir
Gle of delighted hearers, says the Corn
hill Magazine. The Kemble beauty
reigned in her face, and in the variety
Of its expressions the culver of the
nostrils played a leading part; never
can a human nostril have helped its
owner to express indignation, amuse-
ment and a thousand other emotions of
mind and spirit as did Mrs. Sartoris'
We found her one day greatly pleased
| she had had the visit of an old gentle
man who had known Mrs. Siddons, and
| he had told her that he had been
struck, on the first interview with
her, with the similarity of one Of
! her gestures to a favorite gesture
of her aunt's-a downward EN-.
phatic wave of her fan at thu
conclusion of sentence. All vino
knew Mrs. Sartoris will remember
how constantly she rounded of hel
periods with this movement, some
times striking her fan into the palm o
her left hand, and will understand he
! pleasure at learning that she had in
herited it from her illnstrious aunt
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-05-25
OYSTERS Found on n Sbjp's Bctton.

When the collier Brutus of the navy
reached Mare Island navy yard the
other day after u voyage to Manila her
bottom was found covered with ma
turc oysters. and the cOmmandant OF
the navy yard has forwarded TO the
bureau of construction and repair Il
box containing samples of the shells.
The paint upon the plates below the
water line was in good condition and
there was no unusual corrosion, but
from stem to stern she was covered
with these oysters, which became at.
tached to her while lying In Manila
bay. ON one occasion, when all the
coal In her hold had been removed and
II large part of her bottom was exposed
above the water, the plates were clean
ell by the natives without expense on
condition that they be allowed to keep
the oysters, which they consider o.
great dcllCacy chicago Record.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-05-25
WHERE WIVES TRIUMPH.

In the Philippines the law which re-
lates to tho properly Of married peo-
ple Is entirely In favor OF the wife.
Any property bride may possess Is
never by any chance settled upon the
husband, and II he Is poor and she
well of. he can only become at most
an administrator OF her possessions.
After death, unless sho has executed
deed in her husbands favor. under
lawyers eye. tho property goes to
her children and blood relations, but
mono to her husband.
A married woman retains her maid
on name and adds TO it that Of her
husband with the prefix "de" and the
children bear the names OF both par
cnts
Tho husband symbolically endows
tho bride with all his worldly posse s.
siOns after tho marriage. In fact it IS
clearly a case In the Philippines Of
whats yours Is mine and what's mine
Is my own" as far rs tho women folh
AFRO concerned.