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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-02-09
&eiierlt9t 8rooerTab.

9piflunbs t~aleIpae Rriier boIbt. iom Be:
tienbt II Gel ppfistuaf tenoe Saler paa I'm
SeruiaIemsferb, iom ba acknowledged
Salabiu ptb Reiietens oratoriite solent blep
iii en- &iooer uoeu 81 t o9 Rpnfe, pad buis
@rau bun ~nsblaebe ell Rrons. Sen tpife
&eiiers opri beige 9suGat par Tom protes
iturtif Stormsiter at tale Rriitenbommeus
% g~erbens'r,b ens Rris pso SnonisIisn at
ben npe 8irte / Seruialem. oe faa uilbe bans
ubelbise Stierne. at ban TOM til at sisre
lige BET moblatte.
s Damascus bolbt Reiieren en- Sale for
Sultanen os Wubamebantrne Gen bleu
bolor paa GrrtIit. % ~eiensiues iaalebes al
Bafor Naumann. Ssreren for bet national.
~loeiale Varti i Epif anb:
.9ans aRaieitet SuItanen % be tire
6unbreoe 9Rinioner Rubamebansre. Tom,
lepenoe iprebte uaa Sorben b1n ere beres
SbaIif, tyr pere forftreoe ON. at til Que
9iber oil lpfflanbs Refer pore beres Sro-
ber.
Stormenbe gifolb. ~bearibeIisuis.
8eiieren uilbe NOT aierne baue benpttet
1lotrpt ct Ben Der Ipbu faa fsnt paa
spff; rneb til aI.rlptte sier bet tprtiite Spros
intst nbtrpt for Orbet Ben. men NOT for
Brober. iaa at ben tunserappe Rsifes8eiier
paa benne Waabe blep MOTT til at Rifte
Broberifab meb gprfen.
On qutber leueoe | benne S~ibsperiobe -
CAB pibe bDob ban pilbe f9e bertil2
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-02-09
st 9aaoefulot Girbem.

@n uniet ensellt 9ese. e. 8ippet
fra @lDburft / Ne,beoen af Gonoon
fin pil meo 9@re ltaa inoe for fpIsenbe
martDerOise B%esiuenbsb.
9ans puitru fab en- WO'sen ueb &as
minen Os pilte en- Dreng, bu1rIsbss ban
meo en- lille 6ammsr tunoe Iaa ct
Sipfte Rul, Der par for fort I'll at
tomme belt i Rattelounen, lin. pun
iaae I'll, mems Drengen bumrebe, o9
Iasoe Rerte III, of Der falot Noset paa
@ulpet, oa bet ltore 6ulliptte lpdlteoes.
Sun butfebe fig elter bette Noset o9
iaae I'll fin 6O,bapirlle, at bet par ct
fat iammeu,uaet. lluIsit, tolot 6irben.
6un lusoe bet / Vai, os ba BEND 8
Mano fun biem. raaOepe bun bsnos I'll
al annlue Opliuninssforles meo 6Irs
bsnet pso at le99e bet | paint Sanb.
SUN slorbe bet, us ausrsoe eItsr nogle
9imers 5orleb be9pnote Bet mplterlple
Dpr at ulle 2lustesn. Den tel9enoe
Uiorsen trouIepe bet ieIu uO al bet Darme
@ano. Qutten iussoe bet meo itG,t
Snopren IND sennsm Wunoen = 5iGIe'
buuuns par tor.Igbis tulonGnots Iufs
f,te. Om Aitenen aabneoe bet be tore
Dienla0s Os uilie fine flare, msrtssi snns
pIne.
Dpret er fsts Gommer lanst fra gtGie
til 5alsfpios, os ost buIe Gum I aul=
iipttet, bporl bet laa, er fun lsoet ltprre
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-02-09
nbpsselta Cpoaselte.

5or nOsIe Dase iioen f~orefaIbt ptt
en- 6ebieIsu ussfeit, Tom en- fOrnem 81.
PetersbOrsfumiIie siotbe for 5uisis
unse Datter, islssuoe merfelise oe
ubpsseIise StIorosslie:
GsolsI5Oassn f~sireoes meb ct Bal, til
builtet ben unse Yises 8sniurer pare
inobuote. BIauot oisie par Osfaa en-
un9 Romtesie So.
unotr BnIst nermsbe Ell ung Qess
fl til &omtssien os baS ON ben nans
OIns. gun tilltoo BAN ben nerte 0als.
men bleu ,tte lioet ouerraifet, ba ban
belroeoe benpe, at ban let lite o%dnieoe,
men fun snifeoe at gore benoe ct fOltro
Iisr SpsrssnaaI.
Gil benoss Ousrrai teIie os 0arms
fpurste ban:
r9ur De Hsrs iaabanns Bletter paa
2essmet fem ben paa balien2"
pun b!su islUfsiseIiS bsislte Grab
toru,rret % barmtulo ouer BET tiIipne
Iaoenoe utorltammsoe Spsrssmaal %
rsife fig for at saa. Men 9esen bolol
benoe ttIbose os bah benoe inoiIGussnot
ON at iuare aabsnbisrtist. Etlfot sau
bun ct bstrrFtenbs Spar.
,Saa maa ies in~bftRnbist bere Dem
ON sisbllttelis at fore biem, " par bans
Guar.
Eontesien ilese sreoenbe til fin ga:
Der, Der bleu laa fOrbitrst, al ban ullos
ptpsIe ya5en. Wen oeunes bstpmrsos
AaIist berOIiseoe BAN, Os ban ~forIOo
0slten meo fin Outter.
EtOIIs narte WOrsen iuofanot Qesea
fig hos Sdronen lammen meo ire Rol.
I ger. Os til 6aOerens tore 5o,blu-
Ss.ls bIo ban ON G,aIoslis til at unoer:
ie3e RomtssIen iammen meo fine Sol:
seser for at farl4a 0lIsplettens Op-
rinoelle.
Den i~tattsIs unse Btse bIeu bentet,
Og man fun tenfe zig benoes os 6doe=
rens Reoiel, oa De fire QRser tJnItate.
rsoe, at Bletten paa 9alien Os paa Sc
GENET ffpIotes en- trembrpoenoe Spe'
balftbeo.
6lmtllen baube tiIbra9t Som nerferier
paa 9anOef ueO GIsa. Der bAr bul
bentst ben frpstsItse SpstOm, ON bul'
3slUreoellt Der pit nappe er ltort 3aab
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-02-09
TeO-8etanOlin

Set pirfer lite aIene paa ieIoe rrinorsanerue,
Fpctsr. si.ncpliuer 90 fornper be iunbin eutaIe Or
gamer. men meb IN Sang iubsir BAN ten 2.ps-
trait os MauooomS BiJsr, iOm bal bnrbe etc
Creo Treatment eIeftrlierev belle 5piteuet, uo=
ip3er te ioage Sumter os ~beft9tter benz ftraE oeb
at paartrfe s2erpecentrumerue, Rap,n. Sorog s
Ell esur3anerne, Siertet. 2eue-en. Hurerne, Bic.
rem, &psrabeu Og S.eruen; ~iaaIebes aabnes geien
for Ratmren, iom bl fan TONNE til fin &et, sibre
Ma-bcn tarf, rObuit os beIia. ubeu at nOaen
omerte p~aaibtes, Os belle Spitemet bIir retaureret.
Jor b m, ipm tffe Tan Tom te til oprt aontur, er
DO tSpfera ior 81 nm ebesanoitns taaeSllfaIee iaa
periett, iom bet fan bltue. On flu. oitRnbig %
forfeit Siaenpie ~fpretaoes al bpert Eii eIoe arltis,
pg en- io eclei GebanolinesR aa0e ienbe. or at ludre
til De iRreane ,suru % enheoer | Doe t Eli 9,oe pr:
8oit ener ggpres. Gr. Nlfreo &. Cole, ~n!eoic'nlt
3ntitut os. Sel %fcuneil, "a sai btset0n GDenue .,
4tinneapn!A, Minn
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0eIbefo ut TT e!

.&usfff Niiferi. BIB nbe" benIebtr Or.
mrrtiombeben pad Ell sorfalifniua af SIie
til Ntae. iom | ben ienere 1ib er blepen bre.
pen i @afu. Gu 8abrifant beritebs f%orfaar
al petroleum at ubuinbe tn Hnbenbe Wasie.
uoen Vust oa Smaq. 8 fore Wosier ienbes
tette Srohuft runbtomfrina / Verben Tom
! lie brusb 1r peo aonisru.rine Of Saroin.r.
Os l~aaIeoes tOmm,r Sarbinerne paa Ma,.
feoet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-02-09

sno ablolut nsouenoist til OptaseIle al
bet iammsntulsbe Dpr.
) @n9lonb bar bet interesiante Sunb
uatt flor Opiist. gioenifabsn fOrboIosr
zig bog noset ffeptift Ouer for bet. %
Oirettsren for let naturbiitoriife Nu
isum bar afuiif 5oreipsrsfer ON bet meb
obiolut 5aau.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-02-09

+"'F Ut Vttt '-..s
'eo pott VI ger, bd be TIE y; ' VA Spu ,oms
mens S9ot. A1l@TreE I'll tlo6s I'll { Nonititutionss
Spseem, og let at b~eIbreoe brii, MA Se tocs NRrhi.
s!Irtr 1nn. Hal 81 aIarrh Cure iat, iub GA irf,r
otrette poa Sloort oe Slimbtn errr .alIs Oats ~
Gu Q er tie en- Suatfalucrsnt Sicu. Gen BE, 4
earotsf ~reltrepet al en- c' Ne errs "doer bcr ron;
oct, oe sr ct rtslI9r veg y ~, Get Il Iamm,nsn
~ oe Be 1'te .'tr emtol T. ,r, fpreHet me, i.
teoits StoortnsHinaszN . e,r uirter btrrfts ron
Sltn'9tHotrns. Den fuIe Eva ammeniqtrlno al
&eiuilater uto 3eIbrebeIien al Sc arr. Grin sttsr
gtonesbprS, frtt; q. 8. Gbeneg d Co., ete-e.
S9lats Of N~potet.re. IRIS 75c.
Halls Family Pills or be behfe.
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&ro.SnTriptiom.

Sfelse aRriielist Daqbiab~ er Der oper
Gsren iii en- ipit FRO onbrlsl felseuoe Snz
itription:
De e beisr 90 Iebb I or Rlou
90 tint p> C Rirt,
eHb az leob / Rirt
aa tint pc q Erou.
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NreOsmDoe.

Om SUB nil Del. ustsr Suiuoil
Srsos Of Den foreneor banife ep luib.
Rnte.~ at boloe 6oraorsmsoe i Sllo,
ans Renisbso" pda 8sltiosn / Chicago
fra lite til ste Warts. Wsbst begun,
Der mso @uostisnsite Onsbas atter
ri. s.
Wsoets acknowledgements piI bliue
/. 3obbe' Il insen i Drtsu. (5ob. 8,
l4-l5
2. eiau iom ct GtsempsI til abuar.
iel.
8. 6ptIeri os Selubeoras. (0ut.
IL, ~
6erre, ueIfsn Dor Snbsans % 20,
uosans!
g. s. RiIIer.
-Siloams Renisbeo" inobpeer pen.
IiSif til Rrebsmsost. gnbuer er Del.
tommen. Gilreiisnos beees m.lbe Re.
res Eomme | betimelis Glib til unber.
tesneoe.
s. ". 6anfen,
1913 2aFin. st.,
Chicago, 81.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-10
TRAIN DELunEn WRECKED.
Three Men May Die rs Result OF
Accident In MICHIGAN.

TOLEDO, O. Nov. 9-Mlchigan Central
train No 2ln from Toledo II pertoit was
tiiched ny the spreading Of The rails he
tween Alexis and Vienna. Mich. at about
: o'clock tonight Three persons were Sc
ItoDs.T injured. They We're:
Johr Mckay. Indianapolis
john o'NeN Detroit. fireman.
William Hamilton. engineer.
Ten other persons were painfully hurt
and zen or twenty others were badly
shaken up. William Hamilton the IN
Etnevr. waS thrown ;1raugh the window
% his cab. and thouga perhaps fatally
injured. h retained satti lent presence. ~
fS,u5 wien he recovered from th., shock
- hurry T. his engine ana draw the IRE
;hus preventing an explosion
The ac,45sn mt Mas The result ~ a le,Ib-
crate gie,>e ~ work ~ unknown train
ercybers. nnd hanT2ned AZ point faSi
lsyruf shpFs tTvStis. Where the rails
spread II WAS found ,0at the bolts that
neA the fshplstes ha4 been unscrexved
fhe nuts wefe lying on the ties and me
threads - the bolts ware not riarref in
any WAY. a couple - big wrenchrs. sl:eh
as section hands us%, were found wing
ga the track Indicating how the nuts had
been locsened.
The early reports 81 TIC wreck were
5ar0ftcg ana The raiircaf cunranv sam
r2orci every available physician from To-
EDO ant sjsewhe 4 special hosrtral
Train was ordered from Detroit ana the
,ntaTsf vii BE- taken thers.
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TROOPS TO BE WITHDRAWN.
Government Preparing for Civil Rule
In Cubn and Porto Rico.

NEW YORK. Nov. "A special to the
Herald from Washington says:
In order to avoid the charge of militar-
ism already being raised in certain political
quarters. and preliminary 70 the appoint
ment OF civil governors. President Mckin-
ley and Secretary Root are considering
the advisahil!,y OF withdrawing troops
from Cuba and Porto Rico. There are now
in Cuba 39l officers and l0,1 men. and IN
Porto Rico los officers and 1855 men.
In his annual report. Just submitted to
Secretary Root, Brig Gen. Wood. COM
manding the department Of Santiago. de-
ciares he has toe many troops Secretary
Root elegraphed Gen. Wood today 10 make
a supplemental report as 10 the number
OF men in lis department and the number
which can with safety be withdrawn.
Instructions were sent several days ago
10 Gen. Brooke. commanding the division
In Cuba to report upon the advisability
Of Withdrawing troops His rely was not
favorable TO the proposition. The cond:-
tons in the island In his opinion, necessi-
tated tbs retention of all the men now
under his command.
In Porto Rico. II is said. military officers
feel thar the force can be reduced. and Il
is expected some battalions will be brought
home and stationed in this country.
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Preparing to Prevent Fraud.
STREET FIGHT IN MIDDLEsnoRO.
Fifty shots Exchanged Between
Rival Parties. without Damage.

MIDDLESBORO, KY. Nov. a-F'or two
hours today there was intense excitement
here. caused by clash between the Bali
and Turner factions. The Balls are Demo
Gratis. but espoused the cause OF Taylor for
governor. Charles pridmore. a Turner fol-
lower. and T. c. Ball. met and began
shooting a, each other. Their friends as
serDbled and surrounded them. A long
range street fight took place. in which If
" shots were exchanged. The factions
have been at war for many months and
II is feared there Will be trouble tomorrow
when the vote is canvessed. Lee Turner
tonight returned to the outskirts Of town
with large body Of men. but as yet no
demonstrations have been made
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CARNEGIE Is DIsGRUNTLED.
DenOunces the Wars In Trnnsvaal
and the Philippines.

NEW YORK. Nov. e.-Andrew Carnegie
and Mrs. Carnegie were passengers on the
White Star steamship Oceanic. which ar
rived today from Liverpool. Mr.. Carnegie
appears in good health. he said 10 a re-
porter tha, the reports that he intended y
become a subject Of Great Britain We're
without foundation, for ne said. where q
mans treasure Is. there his heart is also.
Speaking of the present war between En-
gland and the Beers Mr.. Carnegie said:
The war against the Beers is most III
famous and unjust and il is brought about
by Ensland's lus; for dollars and Is on
par with our attack on the poor Filipinos.
These two attacks are disgrace to both
branches OF our race.
Orange Free State have a right 70 rule
themselves One war is an attack on al
existing and the other on an embryonic re-
public.
1T is worse for us TO attack the Filipinos
than for England 10 attack the Beers fer
We fail from a greater height as we be-
heved In government by consent of the
governed.
The best men In England haze spoken
against the war In the Transvaai and
everywhere 1t Is deplored except by those
small clique Of jingos, headed by states
man, ! am sorry 10 say who sees in the
war a chance to fortify his position.
Mr. Carnegie entertained decidedly OPP
iimistic views of the business outlook, and
the prosperity of the country. He said: II
can only look al the business outlook mere
from abroad. whicn is SOrnetlUsS gcoi
point of view. But | believe nothing can
stop 1900 from being year Of great pros
perity. always provided that in view Of the
present existing state OF the world and the
danger Of war begetting war, the United
States keeps out Of the struggle. Now that
this country has foreign possessions there
is more danger than ever"
Mr. Carnegie declined 10 reply 10 Ques-
ton as TO whether IL were true that the
syndicate headed by n. c. Frick had failed
TO organize the 500 no,0oo company to pur-
chase his steel and iron properties.
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Lo>no> EDITOR AFTER THE CTR.
Alfred Harmsv az Daily Mail.
MAY Hutid Chniieuger

NEW YORK Nv "a cable fu..ssa 4-a
was received In iris city today saving
that Alfred ERrn1sW ortiz editor ard pru-
rrf~tar # the inndaD Daily Mail Intends
te naVa 4 challenger prepared T. race here
fsT tN9 America cap next summer NJ
y ~ 7vorth has written letter = ST.
lAru@as lfpt9@ tn say tNat he W0uti axe
e. bate 50 rrfc-* af tia great Yachting
Er're 2"a askirx sl7 az Sir u mas tn
'%0t.-os- IN ths elder ha says that uu~
,r~S to* e0uer 0f shamrock tv-en3< 10
~ sssi7 - l@s - Mr. Hsrrnsvorth
waal4 like g. Fut tn ore
Str Thomas urohe bin wt'i 30. - pre-
0sr-t - 4 race r@xt season. oNi-x q
~ fect 'net p has heT@~et3 his stesr,
eaCht % Il" fsffttsn oxernr~vrt - -,
t@-i - Is hHeFita3 vessel ~ 81" TranSvaAl
NJ
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THE NAVY At LIxGAYEx GULF.
Successfully Covered the Landing of
gen. Wheaton,. Force.

WASHINGTON. Nov. a-AaniYal wat
son has ca bied the navy department. the
following account of the part played by
the navy ia the landing made yesterday
rs Gtn. Wheaton on L!ngayen Euif in
pursuit % The plan "a surround AguinAl-
DDS forces.
Manila Nov 9--Tuesaay afternoon
KNOX. with ne Princeton. Bennington
Helena Manila CaIlao and Samar bonn
harded intrenchci beach 81 san Fabian
T4rgayer Landed Mhe8Eo-'s command
Moale vas IN charge Of the boats Me
Nance Reynolds ard Nelson assisting
Snow commanding the Baltimore sec
ton was brachmaster. f,senl barking
ard 1arsstre .snder rice ere adFntra Ole
NJ casualties. taNao. Isppaa. sAma-
&e<tf~ specially commended SanlAr
strl.gk several times
The lazt f3n@ = supposed IN state the
names IF men specially commended. aud
she boats - which they were attached
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FURRY Caused by Unfounded CLAIM
Of Democrats rs Ia Patrick

COLUMBUS. o, Nov. "A furry was
created In political circles today by the
claims OF the Democratic state commit
tee that Patrick DEM had been elected
lieutenant governor over Caldwell tKepl
The returns show that Caldwell had been
cut heavily as the result OF the fight
made against him by the anti-saloon
league. but the Republican committee
had not given the matter any consldera-
tion. Today. however. he county chair
men were asked for the vote Of lieutenant
governor. Tonight returns had been re-
ceived from seventy counties which gave
Caldwell plurality OF Sis The re-
naming eighteen counties gave Nash "A
plurality OF l2,ls6. and as they are all
strongly Republican. Chairman Dick
claims the election of Caldwell with the
greatest confidence. II is claimed Caid-
wells plurality over Patrick will not ne
less than 5.91 Revised figures on the
head Of the. ticket show that Nashs plu
rnuty is 501l2
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MEMORIAL TO JEFFERSON DAVIS
Rronse statue Unveiled i'm tne Gem
~tery at Richmond.

RI I'M D<D. Va. Nv 9-Ne Morals t.
Jefferson Davis ara Miss Whale D8ris
w.re 4aetil@S n Hol.vstse8 cemetery TO-
&sT ~ ne United i5aash'ers & TIE cor
fsissacF. u7@ n eos. SAXON here. Gen.
EgtzhGSa Lee yote Al ia mead = tna
military rvfscs'szioFs 20 tAe cemetery lie
50 s.wS~ - the cer0stsry. Anothe-
stSaxsr was To1E II Reagan q, Texas
ss-.t-1.As So genera - t&s r'gnse~terste
states. arr ne cEiy surviving member cs
JsGarscu Davis cabinet
orr - re nsss u-v7aGtx IS = brarza
s.at1sE - the Confederate president The
other - - rnarais GgGFa 81 sae Anssg o,
esflef- TIE hard extending q wreath s.s
- Asa4i "a SAA-A @ Eo SyAyA
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No Interference Expected.

Il have seen IT suggested that other
powers VII interfere with this country
and In SOME form or other dictate 70
those who are concerned In IL as 10 what
its npshot had been. Don't let any man
think II is in that fashion the conflict
will be concluded We shall have To car
~ Il through ourselves. and the inter
ference Of anybody else viii have no eff
feet upon Il. tCheers) In the first place
because We would not accept that inter
ference, and in the second place. because
we are convinced that there Is no such
idea In the mind Of any government in
the world
within nay recollection there have been
some five or six great wars involving IN
their close great territorial notifications.
bat. except as provided for by treaties
and except In he case Of treaties. in none
Of these wars has third party ventured
TO interfere between the comhatants. In
none OF these wars has any nation claimed
n right to determine what the Issue OF the
contest or it's terms should he. They have
not claimed that right because they can
not. II Is not in accordance with iuterna-
.ional law that they should possess Il.
Therefore such dreams should b. set aside
Good Government VIII he Restored.
Wherever We are victorious We shall
consult the vast interests committed 70
our care. Vast dusiss lie upon US 70 per
form and taking council OF the uniform
traditions Of our colonial government, and
OF the moderation and the equal justice
Ia all races OF men which !; IS our uni
form practice 10 observe. DO not doubt
We shall so arrange that the issue of this
conflict will confer good government upon
the area where II RACES and give the Sc
cufity sorely needed against the recurrence
OF any such dangers and the necessity OF
any future exertion and for the restora-
ton OF peace and civilization 10 that por-
ton Of the world"
Lord Salisbury resumed his seat amid
"A tremendous ovation.
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siege Train Preparing.

orders have been received a, Voalwich
a0G Davenport fer the m0ot,iAa tioa Of Il
siege train. which II II supposed is intend
81 fey the purpose - Smelling Pretoria
The force manning II viii approximate the
strength Of eight batteries its armament
w,N Ue thirty tiowiszers. fourteen k-.nCh
gUnS eight k-iHCh guns and eight 4-iurG
R3sas the VholH train weighing Mote than
$3.50 ions. This will NJ the first employ
ioeut ~ a DoderniE~d sieEe train ay a
kp:0rsaD army. ana }Ac progress Il tsr
reduction ~ tbs forts ~ lvd3.te she'll IRE
a preliminary "a s.osmlng ~ infantry. wlll
&c watched WITH Interest and curiosity at
~ -. E--.sl mi -.--.tinrA
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GERMAN OFFICERS WARNED.
Emperor Forhids Them to Take Part
In south African War.

BERLIN. NOV. As n result cf In
s;ructions' from the emperor. military
order has been issued To commanders. in
which his majesty expresses hts wish that
no Prusstan officers be granted leave TO go
TO South Africa
The order adds that everything is 10 he
done 10 prevent former Prusslan officers
from taking part IN the conflict I'm South
Africa his purpose being 10 avoid every
appearance. Of violation on part OF Ger
many Of the strict neutrality. which the
amperor says shoM.l D.. observed.
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NEBRASkA FtSIONIsT by $4,000.
Eiahty-Seven Ont of Ninety Counties
Heard From

LINCOLN, Neb. Nov. e-Ccmplete re-
turns from eighty seven of the ninety
counties III the state give Holcomb ifS. asl
Reese 81 .Je-a fusion aior;ty of t3 ca
Remaining counties based on last YEAR
vote. Will make the fusion ma jortty in
the state i3.a1l
The fuslouists elect Neville 10 congress
in the sixth district
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ST VINCENT. Cape Verde Islands Nov
The British transport Persia with
squadron 81 the Ennlskiilen Dragons. "a
hospital detachment and munitions Of war
an board. has been towed here in dis
ahled condition.
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ST PAUL, Nov e-Oficials of the
Northern Pacific railroad confirm the state
ment that on January ! the read will re-
deem Sl6.ao1o worth Of bonds from the
proceeds Of land sales 10 the Weyrhauser
syndicate.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money II II falls
TO cure. f. w. Groves signature is on
each box. Hc.
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Beers Have Only n Week.

The Bosrs II they ever entertained the
idea ~ a real invasion Of Cape Colony
haS. new probably abandoned It, ara viii
devote, tholf whole energies tt reducing
Ladysmith. They have only about a week
60 do this The fact that they are inac-
tive Indicate that they are waiting FOR
sonnet hing which they .sel sure Will Justify
their delay. The latest EstcouTt dispatches
sceni - hint that the garrison "a about 20
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-10
LONDON GETTING GLOOMY,
Lack of Definite News From Lady
smith Confirming stories OF Vie
tories Causing Nervousness.

LONDON. Nov, 10. 1 So u. m.--The scanty
ard conflicting news from The seat Of
yet said "a word about the alleged fighting
around l.adysmth are again producing a
feeling OF gloom. II may M that Gen.
White has sent news. and thar Ger. Bui-
Ter has thought best to keep IL ~ himself
indeed this is the version that Is beginning
- be believed AZ II is held 10 he inpossi
bic that the news ~ heavy fighting
brought BY ksftirs In such circumstantial
detail can be wholly groundless, Ii
this lie go IL is ominous. fer there coul! be
no ground for conceaiina favorable news
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II cannot he long. however. before a
charge occurs Gen Bulier's forces will
soon arrive at Durham and will probably
b. gin the advance to the relief OF Lady
smith about November Is,