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Decorah-posten., 1899-08-04

Der er en- burtis. bsrlis Del til Sunos
bso. Gnbper. ipm fsler fig nsDtrptt eller
nsoiIuast, bebspsr lite I9ngere al ansits
Jig. De 0age er benrunons, ba p~ibtlsts
tise unOcrisgeIier bar n~sopsnbiss. Den
Sib er forbi, oa "a fplote fig mso pGms
msliss Wsoieinsr. Der fiuoss en- burtis,
berlis Del til Sunbpsb. gGr ct Sunbs
bebss9elte. Del er iaa let! gut, bpab
De bar at gisre, sr at ipanbe bet runot
2ipst. SiebIittelis bill De fsle npe
Stremme al l~ipsp9tt.nbt araft lobe
sisnnsm 0srss R.rper. 6orbsielisn fors
bebrss. De nsotrpttsnbs Spmptomer er
~foripunont. Strip efter ct elettriff
Sunbbeoss Bette til Sbe Spen electric
Belt &c appIiancs Co., 201-211 State
Strest, GbieasO. ST., bet itsrits elsttriits
Sirma | 9erben.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-04
Saiernes Spmartipm6eb henleoe.

SRiernes Spm9rtipmbeb benleoes
paa 4oertisi.msntst fra Rortbern 9as
tifc 9ansn ON Manssl pua Irbsibsrs
for Surpeiien i R~oropsitsn. Spis Der
,r nossn af "SecOrabs9 oitsn"s 29I.r.,
iom saar lsoiss, iaa tan be fua ars
b.iot til COB Detailing til langt uo paa
Soften. ., tan osiaa iamtiSig faa
anlsonins til at ie fig liDt ON / bet itors
RprbpeItsn. bpor Der snonu sr Rum
fpr briftiss 5Olt, ION pil bssgnos meo
EARNING.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-04
Den guile Sober.
! SamptoH. 3D.. er "a ipge. % 9
er oe0e
gituationcn alporlig.

Reipport R,tps BOT, SuIi. - pda
en- ,Isr anosn uIortlarIis Wdaos ,r ben
guile 5sbsr optrauot puu SoIoatsrbism'
met i Sompton, 7 Wil b.rfru, buor Der
sr om,rins $500 samls Soloatsr.
Smtrius 80 sr pua Sps:li'ten os 3
0sOs / Gitsrmioous. Spgccmmtn bar
/ noeI, Dags optrauot pda S0loit,='
bismmet, men 2Ggsrns bar lit. mso
Sitterb.b funnel iuo. uo, bpao BET par
for nosst, Ier iedar, pe os oilos III:
oHsntIiesjsrs noast, fsr be bar fire / fin
Sag. 9unbgisreIisr pm SiIitsoeoGs
rsIien at gul 5ebsr bar brast StrGt o9
Torpirrins opsr belle osnns DEL az Stu'
ten. Sismmst sr M itr0nst afionsrst
fra llbsnpsrbsnen os be traftigits 6or'
boIosrssI,r ,r tdest iorat hinor, 5sbts
r,ns piosr, ubbrsosIis. Splodter sr
obsralt ftiust paa @uet fcrat binore
5plt / at ipmm, inS us ND al gpsn, og
Sporppansforbinoslin msc Samptrn
Ct afbrubt.
0uIbington Bite Sui. - 8ensrdls
tirurs Sternb,rg mootos toug Wsoots
lslfs ON, at 81 SilfGIbsr bar anmelot
pdu Splbatcrbiemmst meo ialt 6 0eoss
fab. 8ensraIaoiutant Gorbin, Der i9aar
bar pso SORT Runro,, flyer, at bet tan
i'll. neetss, at Situutiousn sr aloorlig,
oa at inasn ION iigs. boOr Gpibsmien oil
snoe. Oct bar nemiis / bet fioits pGrst
fulbt al gsisssrbs Dso 9ismmst, % De
bar is~Ipfslaslig ubsn at uns nogsn 6drs
iRrbsbes blanbt Scloatsrns.
Sporoan Speoomm.n ton prrs toms
men bib, ipnss at o1rs en- 8ddoe. Der
eiGttss paa mango aariaesr. 8ensral
Gorbin flyer, Of en- 5rrtlurins sr b n,
at en- uf be gdmls Suloutsr npli9 Be-
is9te Santiago ,pg od ban Tom bism,
bar ban fpg men 9Ggsrrs trosbe life,
bet bar aul 5sber. Oct Ibnes at bore
isrit oa 9ati,rterns bsennbte at Do, at
2reerns tllnbs e~obtgisre. at bet bar ben
Iarlies Sober.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-04
a~enaetsmssHee garaplpbetraf.

ut b. .r messt benfistsmasfise, be
pdraplpb.trat, iom Jirmaet Sonss'
Wullsn 60. apsrtersr / bette Rumer at
"SeeOrobsp Oit.n.' frtmsaur notion al
be mango ~fripinis. gibn.sbprb, fom ais'
bere bar fsnbt Sirmaet efter Wpbtdsels
fen. aae ertlarsr fig tilfrebs meb b.
tilienbts patsnt Umbrella gopers og ans
befaler anbr. at prspe benz. Cos 4psr'
tisiementst. RGnn "8seorab'poiten,"
nddr De ffriper.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-04
StiernehimIen / 2lueuit.
lgfter Scientific American.

Reli.p,isn tar fig ! fpfrie Gusuifs
a~ftener slimrenbe ub. Sra nar Deb
3snitb fpreber ben fit bpibe lett. Jlor
/ ipbptitlis Retnins cDsr bet ftjernes
tinbrenbe blda !Sp9lp. Den CT tr9fs
fenbe betesn,t iom zen Glob al Stisrs
ner."
Den rsbe Stierne Intdrss msb fine
to bbib. 2sbiassre itaar lise Siertet
af Stiernebiqebet Storpionsn pad ben
ipbliss Simmel. Rar 3enitb (ret
oper Sppeoet) beriter 8esa fom en-
Drowning. Sgfaa ben bar to SsIses
fpenbe, men fun af fierbe Stsrrelie,
og iitebeifur at ftaa en- paa bper Sioe
banner be fummsn mso 8esa en- Srss
FAINT. @ega et en- langt, langt itsrre
Sol enb Dor Sol - fanits Suiinbe
9anse ftsrre. Ss impb bette 0ibuns
Der | Stjerneorimlsn flpr bort Sols
'pItsm meb en- 5urt at minbIt 100000
Wftl ON 9ssnet. Spis bet ffulbe piie
fig, at Dor Col Teller bir.tte mob
8e9a, bill bore Gftsrtcmmere ON Sun,
orebe 5uIinber af aar iittert oplepe
martelige 8ataitrcfer. Spr meb 90,
len fslser 10 Sorbsn os be andre p(d'
meter Tom en- Samilie at gpsntprsre,
Der fattsr ON / 9srbensrummst. ut
itda pg fire mob ben tinbrenbe @eea
| be Hare Sommeraftsner cir Iaalebes
@nlebning til m~angsbaanoe 9etrasts
ningsr.
planettrne:W ertur | 2spsn er
for Sibsn Iftsnftierne, men n9rmsr
fig burtist Splsn. 8enus sr Mprs
ssnitierne; ogiaa ben narmer its itartt
Splen. S asbet at ausuit tommer
ben ino | Gspen. Stars pebblir at
bore Qftenitierne til aarets Slutnins,
men ben sr for NOR Solen pg forlaugt
fra Sorben til at tunne iagtta9es, Su>
piter er ligeiom Mars / 8irgo og er
frsmosles en- at be melt glimrenoe
Stisrnsr tiolis puu aftensn. Den
itaar bit pda !Simlen i ~ipbpsitlig Rets
ming. Yau ben ipbeitligs Simmel ttla
tr9tt.s Sist at bet Hare, rplige 2ps fra
Saturn, Der / Muguit bar en- iGrltg
sunitis Sitting for Sdsttaselie. RIM
gene er life fulbt Iou piot uoipilst ipm
/ Suli, men SprItjeasn sr IpGrt ltoen.
Sdturns ~tlareIte Maune, Titan, tan
let iosttagss msb en- ulminoelig' COB
9ittsrt, liseTom bet sr intsr,siunt at
felse osns gsoeselis runbt Saturn.
Waanen: HSmaans inbtrrHsr
ben Ste, fsrite STARTER ben ABE, Sub,
mauns ben 20oe % fibite aparter ben
27be Queuit. Waansn sr n9rmeit
Sorbn ben 20be og lGngit bprte ben
Ste.
Den lobe Gusuit pil inbtr9Fs en-
intsresiant StiernsItubfoarm, Der sr
itarteit / nprbsitIis Retnins. Stisrs
nsItuc pil bore bpppige / en- Waanebss
tib eller mere, men fun ben lobe ON
aftsnsn falber be fau t9t. at be er al
nogsn SntsresIe. Mange al bisIe Me'
teorer efterlaosr fig LANCE Ipisnbe SaIsr
os ubbifsr en- imut 5urosprast.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-04
llheloiec Rriesifibc.
- orbenfiplb" % "Sleipner" ITO
Der paa 6runb. 3anunbaaoen
"Sicipner" betpOclia beifa'
oiget.

Bergen, 18bs Suli. - "5orosns
itiplo" untom BERTH i~sudruftss. Den
bar itsbi oeo 6inos Oeo SIOre, men glso
ppsr 9runbsn, Der lite sr uimsrtet puu
Sartst. Staosu sr life Itsrrs, snb al
ben tan tGttes at Sptters og afsad til
Sortsn, a~ntasslig pua Sursoug.
Ssnsrs berettss fsIssnos nrrmsre
Gntsltbsbsr:
9anisriftbet "Sprbenfiplo" itsots
igdar - Manbaa - 5ormiooas 81.
1012 poa en- l~lnosrpanosflu i Sinbss
iuno. 5luen bar lite ofmertst pua
aartst. Gbsfsn ue ale g~astbopsnbs
iamt 2pos beianOt fig pua grpsn, %
@sirst par Hart. Sti5et FIT en- Rsone
8 q 10 Sob lang ps l a 2 CONNER
brto WliotTtibs gagbprb. Splbt al
@ano blsD to Santsr / Rummet melIsm
bers cg inbre 9unb fpran Mtaifinen %
en- Cant unosr 8jeOslrummst. Mios
lsrtieis llbbeorins furstogss psb Ont
'srs Der. s gftsrmtobas afbolbes
arissretsfrrbsr, bppri Gbsisn lille bsls
taser. afrsiisH til Surtsn bill fprsaaa
Sprsbaa.
3riitiania, 19os Suli. - geb 9ssis
ben iuftss bsfanot bet lille pusIaosrs
odmpTtib "5Iaitsbat" fla paa I'm iros
pdnliss Sur fro Srebaf oppper !Sris
itianiafioresn / H9rbsosn al Stsilsns,
od man ombprb. paa bet fit is en- Srs
lossodmper, Der mso fuIb Jurt ligslsoss
git | ncroIig Rstnins meo en- 8anu
ftani' pg 'rGnse 9anfts ftertt opsr
tposlisois efter at bare grunbfsbt.
Man nGrmsos fig us iaa M, at bet
bar Snnpnbaaoen "Slsipnsr", Der bar
Isbst poa arstlsgrunosn, liot uosnfcr
Stsilsrs. 8runosn er mertst msS en-
Rot; bet bar blititine GA pau osnne
lib at gitsnsn fuIbtommsn Init / aufs
ten.
Sra "5IaitsbGt" rou6te man uusr til
ben srunoItsote Sanonbaao, ON Der
snItsoss SieIp, men 1T life nuast epar,
bborfor maj od lite hoppe ouopt n,
sirrs emo at furtI9tts R,iIen.
&rstIssrunoen Ii9gsr en- 400 Rs.
ter ueenfor StsiIsns. Der er en- "a
Job @anc CO Gtsneruno, poa boiltsr
aanOnbaoosn mso lin Ttsrte 5art sien.
ipnlis haoos Isbet Zig eanite a~luurlic
iGIt.
Gftsr en- Sibs Sorlrb Tom Damp.
tibet "Sjsrn" ps noset ieners "Qcr'
- bsass Sl9bsbaabs - til St,ost mel
29sters, cg Der blsU giort anItalt,r III
al iorisgs at trGits aanonbaaosn d
Srunbsn, men for bet frrite uosn R,.
iultat.
"Sleipner" sr ben Rloite al por.
6priistIasiss a~anonbaaos. Den 1,
bpgest / 1877, bar ct Displacement a
5S1 sons. Tia'ins mso $50 inoic,ren
9%sitstraftsr os en- Suitis6so at l:
Snob. Den fires M at sapt,i,
Spurrs iom Gbsf.
0u uhsIosi itst; omtrtnt 81. 81
par 2coien saast nso for al Ipii,. :
aOmmanoOsn i~nosbaOOss al Oagtbausu
be SHnsr 2sitnnnt 9. 8. SOrn, b,
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-04
Oecprab py Omegn.
SmaapInf.
7cn ssis Gusuit 1894

Z Snsooss bar bet 80 aar, fioen
6. 5. ambli bsspnpts icm S~pposraf
"Dstorabs ppItsu"s 2rptisri. ) ben
gnl,Snins minb,oss ban 9assn pso at
ipanbers en- aasis uomtr,sos Gigarsr
pda iine Me~oorbeioers. Sr. amblI
bar nu ! 46 aar itaatt pso 9dsisn, oa
IL al oisI, bar ban tiIbrdst i norfs
amtritanft, Srptisrisr, iad BET sr ptIt
lite nossn Sptrbrip,Iit OF pouitdd, at
ban CT b. MORT someriianfts 2ppo9rd
fsrs Senior. Sdns Wtoorbsiosre !
"Tscorab 9oftsr" ~eratulsrer BAN. oa
b, eIas,r ia / Saobst til. at be pm 4
Gar tan pGrs msn al ftirs hans 80
Glars SubiIrum iom 3ppoeraf.
Z. g. Grrisbt oa Wtiis 2ou
Sadstt 5Isp Tibit, Grnoas ratspisbs /
Wouior.
Ssrrp SduIS. ~ aoutrattsn
pao Wurtrorb,iosi pdo bet M, StoIe'
bus | Riossfpap og bar unsr,es be-
ennnt at arbeioe b,r.
- Mrs. Cars 9iermo r,iIit bi,m
til grmiirons iioitt 2eroae. Wirs.
5rto Suresns Isoidssos bsnbs.
- Gbas. Rrsb bar nfIaat Gipil Strs
uics Gramsn os er mibI,rtibis unIut /
goftbufst fem poitbstisnt. Wtiis 2ou
Gncfipn bar usidn fat IniGtteIis /
goftbuiri. Oct nps 9citbus bIsp tas
get / Ssfbo,Ifs ben lite os., men bet sr
snbnu life otcsptsrst Of 9oitoepartes
msHtst, men bIir bet ~antagslig oenns
LICE. Oct ,r At rummeIiet, init og pent
2otdIs, fom ale buroe bare tilirsos
mto.
-8. Sprisss uf Rdoiion 9ofpn'
hip bI.p i Munoogs urreiterst ior
Sp,rfnIb poo ius,slss Manb. 5r,oss
BONNER @ibion ilasbs BAN en- Wultt
al SO os Smtoftninesr.
Murtin 8. Sauasn / WabiIon
sppuibip, en- rngrs gruber al Stolss
superintendent Saugen, blep | err
bags iaa flsmt iorIladst at en- llngbeit,
Of Gage mdotts tiItdIb,s. Son If
f,rs imsrt,fulbs Saur / Spo,bet, men
be unis,s bos III, for farlies.
0ecprabs 9ranotpmpdnier bar
bsfluttst at bsltae. / ct tournament al
grunbtpmponisr / GrsSto ben 23bs
Iuguit.
- Mrs. $. 9. WasslsIen reiit.
ibdg bism til Rsb 8ins, Minn., sftsr
ct Iansers gsirs / 0scurab.
- 9r. Gbriitian Gns,r uf Rod Co.,
Ninn., bar / 0scorub ibus paa 6ien,
nsmrsiis Ill Mabsl, bppr ban pil Be-
isse samls 8snnsr pe Sstisnbts sftsr
IA Mars 5rap1r.
mrs. 9arolins SeIIstb. &onsn
til p.bsr SsIistb bsruf gpsn, bsbe
iaaarmorgss sftsr pmtrins ct 4drs
Spsbom. Gfbsbs bar en- arbsibstr9l,
os bar tuest manst ct tunst 2sfi / i'm
sib. gun sftsrIuber iig fsrs Born.
hOoraf bet pnsits omtring 2 aar gam.
melt.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-04
Sampion iaeioeer II. :.
6an Iolger gomiral Seweps Gr.
empel.

Daibinston, 31ts Suli. = &ontres
ADMIRAL 0i1iam Z. Sampfon Far nu
fuGst aomiral 0stpeps Grsmpsl pg ans
lugt Sag mob Ontel Sam. Sun inos
brugts ioue paa esns og ben norbs
atlantiIts GTtabrss sprise SFitsrsrs og
Wteniges @ssns Sueen for 9iitrict Of
Columbus Seisiteret fordt fuu ubbes
tdlt De Priispsnse. 'pm tiltummsr BAN
% hans 5olt for bsres gsbriftsr pso
Santiasc. Oct belle sr ~ielpfslgslis en-
5ormsIag.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-04
ct aoot 8uiincSs Goneae.

!Sefs 9uiineis College i ct. paul,
Minn., er ulis andre Stolsr at ben Slags
beri, at ben llobunnslis, iom Stubtnterne
Der ian fad, er mere erunbis, % ben 9p9s
tiabeb, fom opnaoss, er iterre enb peb
andre iuubunne Colleges. 8rdouentsrne
ira bette college bar inaen 8anfeli1beb
oso at Tfaffe Itg in~bbringerbc Stininesr
hos Sorrstninasmpnb. Wr. GoHep,
GolIe9sts principal, sr tienot oiot %
brebt omfrina / oanbet Tom en- Carer df
u'9opanlis flor 0pattg6ep.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-04
Sim en- 6icntageGe!

4nn en- 6ientagclie! = 8repe ium
BET 'slgenbe bliper / 2sbet al Sripnsn
mObtn8ne buer Coo Or. Better 5abr.
mems apntur / Chicago. De er fun
6ientosslier af Sunbreoer al lianenoc
S%touesbprc: Senb MIG isieu en- aasie
reo 81. Yctcr's "Diape Siguri"; ri
tan life mere u9re ben iprucen. SCr
4saars9amle 3ntter bapoe Ell glniab al
Sloosans (8pienteri). Sun bleu rent
oaorlis % III ct sulaetist lloieenoe.
Si gnp bsncs inb al 81. 9eter's ~Wea.
ne &isor' pg aler'be eiier ire Gpier
ltanoleNe Ginrrboeu % Barnet tlep
mart iriitt isien". Daniel Sauer, 80,
lamb, aonios.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-04
6nlobrDnup.

SiIbsrt RidsIiuu Rslbp ps Sufru
Dlaribd hupos Ssnpas ben 9bs gull
lspst iammsn / 9gstsItab ct balpt gars
hunoreos. Paa oeres 50oe grnuupss
bag iamIeoss pmtrins ct baIpt Suns
orsos al oerss 9snnsr ! osrss Siem paa
atDsr Street, auiin, Rinn., for at
Is'rs osnns Sssipsnbsb. De braat,
rnso Sc. Grsam. aags ug anbrs Ssur,
~fr'ltntnssr og tos QUIET I gsFooelIs.
9r. Y. ). @lauisn bar be 5urIumlsoss
3olsmano os bolbt en- for anIsbninoen
rns9st pasisnbs saIs % pperraft,
Sulobruoeparret $50 | Sub oo andre
Sansr. gtr. Nslbp Tporebe paa solen
os tnttsbs for gapsrns, boorpau man
! fer, Elmer bapbs fsIItabelig timber.
holoning.
gsr, MsIbp TT 70 aar gammsI Oa
Ttrs. Tfslbp 50. DE- inopunorsbs iii
amsritu / 1870. De fsrits 5 qor
bosbs be ! Muffin. flpttsoe Iua til
Dt1rihua, bpor be / 20 @ar bpeoe pao
en- 5arm, cg be iibIts 4 aar bar BE-
after bart tit Sjsm | Muffin. De bar
s BERN line, 5 Of BEN par tilitsos pse
osnHs 5sft. 8isis oar: Sans Z.
Wtitslion mrs. 3. q. Satsrbn %
Yrs. siais NoObpurb fra auitin o.
Wirs. W. g. Soparo fra Rinneopo.
lis. en Sfn, antbon. Dor i ariitia.
nia. g'orss. Ii gsr.brrn oor tilItsbe
9or.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-04

paitens nuparenoe rbieenoe; liseidd
inob ale iaabannt G~fterlisninssr At ben
M foa tj.nbt. 1llne.ba" ("bu transsr
END paft..
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-04

ersSpsdtsr 5bomas 9. Reec
bdssts forlsbsn aft,n BET tnsslR. Bar.
lament.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-04

Gn Of be Glbit. Suale. nan Deb
ON, hsbs forlsosn | 2rnppn. Oct bar
en- @apsaeis. lem tiiberte Yrinisn at
@alss, % ipm naa,be ben rsipsttable
@loef az 125 @ar.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-04
6por CT hans SI9gtninae?

Sra Sadionpins. Slu., ftripss ben
26os Suli: 81. SumbulOt bsbe Der i
gpen ben 15oe SUM-, ps blanbt bans
Gfterlaosnitabsr fanotes ct Gremplar
at "0scurubsp uitsn". Seq trpr, at ban
bar Slastninss 0srss gp, os buis iua
er, Tan De bsnpiis benz til mig. 8ums
bpIot osOe puu emergency Soipital.
). g. Spler,
214 Main Ct, SadipnpiIs, 5lu.
3tl oo%enitaasnbs Tan "S.cprabsY cs
item" uplpie, at M. gpmbults t~iDlissrs
aorssis bar Yluinfislo, q. s.; psrfru
fIptteoe ban til 5~untpouo, u. s., pg
iioitleosn Qpril til SadipnOile. Sans
Sstienote / Retp Ssriep Tan maufs
giOs Mr. Splsr narmers SplDsninssr
ON BAN, men Ifrtp Gngelit.
The Topeka state journal., 1899-02-06
TOLSTOI MAY BE EXILED.

IN Y Journal St. Petersburg Cable.1
Tolstoi in the near future will not down.
despite the extremely cordial meeting
which the great Russian idea1ist had
with the czar recently.
The report is founded principally on
the fact that the count has made a host
of enemies by the aid he has given 10
the emigrating Doukobors, or Russian
Quakers, who are founding settlements
in the Canadian Northwest.
The czar is highly displeased at the
action of Count Tolstoi's eldest son,
who is making preparations to accom-
pany a large number of emigrants to
America, where he will help them to ac-
ouire homes, after which he will return
under the parental roof.
The Doukobors say they receive in
spiration directly from heaven, without
sacerdotal or biblical intervention. They
disregard the priesthood and the sacra-
ments, reject the doctrine of the Trini-
ty and refuse to take the oath or to
enlist in military service.
This sect dates from the days of Pc
ter the Great, when small communities
were started all over the Russian en-
pire They suffered great persecution
under Catherine II. and Paul I. AL
exander Tolerated them, ,conf1ning them
however to the province of Taurien. In
1891 they were removed to the district
of Anhalkalaki, in Trans-C -Caucasia.
They are Industrious and are excellent
farmers and cattle raisers.
The Topeka state journal., 1899-02-06
THE CITY ISSUE.
It Is Closely Drawn Although
Opposition to Drew Trying
to EVade 1t.

The issue in this city campaign is
whether the people of Topeka will re-
main at the mercy of the waterworks
company and it's high charges neces-
sary to earn an income on three times
it's actual value or whether the will of
the citizens of Topeka will be carried
out in spirit and the Waterworks sys-
tenn be controlled by the people who
live here.
Great efforts will be made to evade
this issue and it is now being stated
that the contest between Mr.. Drew and
Mr.. Brooks is a friendly one.
Despite all the denials which may be
made Mr.. Drew stands with the people
on this question and Mr.. Brooks stands
with the friends of the New Jersey COR
poration which wishes, by hook or
crook, to extend it's franchise beyond
the time when it expires two years
hence.
Mr.. Frank Brooks will doubtless come
out and say that he favors the mu-
nicipal ownership of the water plant.
but this should not fool anybody The
line is strongly drawn between the two
candidates and no kind of words or
evasion put into Mr.. Brooks mouth can
evade the ISSUE even if Mr.. Brooks
thinks he is with the people on this
subject
The Topeka state journal., 1899-02-06

Sundays work was driving the Filipi-
nos out of their stronghold at Paco by
the reserve, a few companies of Cali
fornians, commanded by Col. Duboce.
The main road to the village was lined
by huts full of Filipino sharp shoot
ers. After they had been firing upon
Gen. King and his staff, killing a driver
and firing on an ambulance of the Red
Cross society, Col. Duboce ordered the
hutS to be cleared and burned. The Fill
ipinOS concentrated in Paco church and
convent where they made a determined
stand in the upper stories.
A platoon of Californians stationed
hot fire on the Filipinos, but was un-
able to dislodge them. In the face of a
terrific fusil1ade Col Duboce and a few
followers dashed into the church, scat
tered coal oil inside of it, set fire to the
oil and retired.
In the meantime Capt. Dyer's battery
of the Sixth artillery bonn barded the
tower and roof. Company / and part
of Company C of the Californians
charged into the church, but were una
BILE to ascend the single flight of steps
leading to the story above. After the
incendiaries had retired, a company of
the Idahoes and the Washington guard,
stationed on either side of the building
smoked out Many of the insurgents,
however. escaped into the brush in the
rear of the church. The Americans cap
tured SO of the F'ilipinos and during the
fighting about the church 20 of the
rebels were killed.
Some $500 women, children and nom
combatants were allowed to enter the
to the houses of friends and remain
there.
The Topeka state journal., 1899-02-06
AS cABLED TO LONDON.
Morning Post Reports Great Slaughter
of Insurgents

London, Feb. 6.-The Morning Post pub
fishes the following account of the fighting
at Manila:
the advance by two FiIipinos to the Ne
braska outpost on the northeast OF the
city. When ordered to. halt they refused.
and the sentry fred An insurgent signal
attack was Immediately begun on the Ne
braska regiment.
The fighting soon spread on both sides
until frlng was in progress on all oGtposts
around the city. The American troops
responded vigorously, the insurgent fire be-
ing heavy and the attack evidently hur-
riedly planned.
Firing continued throughout the night
with an occasional cessation of from half
an hour to an hour at time
A daybreak the warShipS Charleston
and Callao began shelling the north side
Their fire was followed later by that of
the Monadnock on the south side. the in
surgent positions having been previously
The. Filipino loss is reported to have
been heavy. The wounded on the Ameri-
Americans were killed.
The A Americans began a vigorous u ad-
day) and We're soon pressing back the in
surgeeln1ts in every direction, maintaining
turing the villages of San Juan del Monte.
Santa Ana, San Pedro, Macati, Santa
The splendid police system prevented a
gI1 genera, RAJ, outbreak in the city; though sey-
the streets; Lieutenant Charles Hogan and
the former being seriously wounded and
the latter slightly.
Lieutenant Cotton was attacked by a
native with a sword while riding in a car
riage to the front. He killed his aSsail-
ant with his revolver.
A sharpshooter within the American
lines shot and killed a sergeant While he
was sitting at window of the second re-
serve hospital.
Colonel William C. Smith died of apo
plexy.
Many of the insurgents were driven into
the Pasig river and drowned. Several hun
dred were taken prisoners.
In a subsequent telegram the following
statements made:
last Last nights Saturday. and ,today's
(Sunday) engagements have proved a YER
table slaughter for, the F1lipinos,. their
killed being reported amounting to
thousands. The American forces could
scarcely have been better disposed. It is
now known that the attack was fully ex-
pected and that every preparation had
been made to meet the contingency
Firing slackened at noon Sunday, the
enemy being apparently demOralized.
The American troops, however, are fully
equipped to meet a possible attack tonight.
Aguinaldo's private secretary has been
arrested as a spy in Manila. Perfect quiet
reigns in the city. More than hun
dred wounded Filipinos taken from the
trenches are being cared for in the Ameri-
lean hospitals.
The Topeka state journal., 1899-02-06
WHERE THE FIGHT TOOK PLACE
Members of Filipino Junta Describe
the Manila Battle Ground.

Washington, Feb. 6.-The members of
the Filipino junta, who are in the city,
were shown the Associate Press report
from Manila and readily gave a descrip-
ton of the location of the places where
the firing occurred. DR.. Juan Luna a mem
Der of the junta, said that the points
named in the dispatch lie to the north and
east of Manila, and that the insurgent
army at that place is small; a much
south of the city, in the direction cf Ma
late.
The American outposts are the ones for
merly occupied by the SpaniardS on the
outpcsts of the city, while those held by
the insurgents are about a mile away. to
the north and east. The distance between
the fighting, is six miles. Coloacan is the
most northerly of the insurgents outposts.
This is the town spoken of in the Manila
dispatch as having been bombarded by the
Charleston and Concord. DIR. Luna claim
ed that-At was impossible for the American
shells to have done any damage there, as
range of hills. Furthermore, the American
ships, he said, could not take up posi-
ton close to the shore owing to shallow
Balik-B -Balik, where the insurgents had
two field pieces, lies to the east of Colo
lines. being close to Pandacan and POGO.
These two small towns are a very short
distance from Tondo, the American out
post, and almost directly west of Santa
Mesa. They are on a road running west
ward from Manila.
The positions which the Americans held
at the beginning of the fight. DR.. Luna
pinos. At the siege of Manila. he says,
the natives drove the Spaniards from these
positions and took possession of them, but
General Otis, falling back about a mile.
where they established new ,defenses.
leans yesterday.
The Topeka state journal., 1899-02-06
1T WAS VARIOLA
Which Killed the Kansans, and
Not Filipino Bullets.

Manila, Feb. 6.-Following deaths
have occurred since January 28-Royal
E. Fletcher, private, company B, First
Washington, typhoid fever, Jan. 20; AL
bert w. Alison, private B, 18th Mime
sofa, variola; Walter Dugard, private
G. 1st Idaho, typhoid fever; Jan. 80,
Isaac Cooper, private B, goth Kansas,
variola; Feb. 1, Burgher r. Johns, pri-
vate F, 23rd, vario1a; Charles
Snodgrass, private B, Goth kan
sas. vario1a; Frederick Maxwell,
private 4, Twentieth Kansas. variola;
Feb. 3, James Owen, private L, Third
artillery, variola; Miles E. Kyger, cor
poral I, First Washington, typhoid
fever; Chester w. Hubbard, private K,
Third artillery. variola; Olavus T. Eel
land, private, First South Dakota, var
lola; Feb. 4, Pearl Doty, private B, Sec
ond Oregon, variola.