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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-22
llbuanOrerlfib | Sranb.
gdsiagererne reboes. - aaptainen Di=
Ter flor Selubeberiielie.

Oampltibet pYitria" of 9ombor9'
9inien tom Jirson9 b. IA. oS. /
Brano, oa bet ieileos uo at aanaIsn o9
ino / Yelterbaoet paa gei ira Rsw port
til 9umbors. Dets RsofsnaI bIeu Jet
ira ct ruslif Dampitib, iOm, ba BET
Iaa gYatria" ino5pust | Res, latte
fulb 5ort pad % tom til 9iaIp. Aae
Babe iattes no, % bet Iuttsoss at iaa
ale Bosiasersrne, $50 lauet, ousr
paa Ceres, bet %rusilte 9th, Der iaa
ieileoe ino til 8ouer meb benz. ser
tom be fort for Uiionat, us ben omeri.
tanite 8oniuI sioroe. sisbIltteIis NnitaIl
Ill at faa benz inotuartersoe, bells / 90:
manosbismmst, % bells omtrin9 | be
aasreos nGlteu fuloe 9oteusr.
Stibet ieiIett fra 9iaw YOrt b. Abs.
mso $50 Pusiaserere, melt amsritdnere
pao Bsieu bism at beiese SIcstninse o9
gennsr / GpitIuub Os StuuOinOUien, O9
Ell Utanbltab at lis SsmGnO. Heiien
par soast soot, I'll De Tom 9snuem 8as
n%alen, os be iroeoe fig mart biemme,
ba be 81. 8. ON Ulor9enen bIeu talot
op paa DGttet o9 it at uioe, al Der par
go / 1aoninssn. Der for en- flor Del
bsltOb al 0srtrO Os iaaIeoss let fGnse.
ligt. &es % 6lammer trGnsIe aIlereos
irem, o8 6aptainen ororeoe Baabene
nsb. Wanofa5et % en- Del al pasla'
oererne fQmptoe meb 9loen, iaG IGnge
be funoe, men maatie III liolt is9s I'll
Baabsns, mango at benz | Nattei meo
tuu ct GGppe ON its. autnoer og
Bern tom fsrit / gaaosne, Os, tattet
pare 6GptOiuenS 6OIobIOoisbeo os Ro.
Der par lite pioere ganit. paa ben
lib par bet y6sres" tom til 9iGIp oe
janteee ale | gaaoeue pGrenoe OPP.
Der bIeu isnot en- Yaoo eiter 6aptui.
nen og be Otfeerer, Der enonu par paa
bet brGubsnos Glib; men aaptajn
6rolib vilbs bliDe pua fit Glib, iaa
lanes Der par SpOr al WuIisbeb for at
rsboe bet. 9un piIoe prcOs at iatis bet
paa @runO Os reooe. bpae reooes tunos.
rpairia" par et oobbsltlfruet, tres
oaffet Stib meo A Nlalter. Oct par
uerb 500, 600 % bets gaonlns benDeo
/ Uiu. Dol.
Sfslse iensre MeboeIeIIer bar Rapial'
men meo alt MouoItabst nu mnatist fots
laoe Stibet, Der er ct totalt Sra8. Oei
Ipffeoes lite at reooe fort, oa Sloen
boUbs for tart Mast, % Der par tct
nssst til at sips ben 0arins.
Roptain Jrolid iasbe, at pasla8e'
rsrns tunbe sobt baube Rabbit bet msit'
al berss @isnbeIe, berlom be bapbs to-
get BET meo Iibt mere 0o. a.st
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-22
SuOr Der oriucs Misiiou.

Ger Dor ben isnere lib oftere parei
reiit YeltpIcninser mob De forlt,lise
Observation-Disclosures, fOrbi be brcp for.
bolosois farfere paa Misiion bIanot be
iua9e os bpenoe 9iatloner eno bIanbt De
Rationer, Der bar ! ntiOcn for fig.
Dette SpsrssmaaI bar O9faa uaret orsfs
tet | fOriteuiss MisfiousbIaOe, os &ss
l~uItatet ipnes nGrmelt at pGre bette, at
Sasen Tor ct operaabiit 0Iit Tan ie Iaa=
leoes ub. men girfeIi9beben ct bet lite
iaa. Be iuase aationer bar be fleite
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-22

Soger ere uIiio taltomne Suls=
oapef. Rob BEN MI. Ratalog nit.
5pgt. Hdbat pda ale Ofore leofa9et al
Detailing.
DANISH Luth. Publ. House,
blair, 9tebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-22
MtisFo=
nCn.

g War bar man o9iao / 6ermanns-
burg tunnel boloe 3ubtIGum. bog fun
0olobunoreoaars.
Denne Diisfon bar Iom befenot
praIten 9nooi9 6arms til 5aoer.
6ou ft glanoe I'll at uatfe ct rigt a
oeli9t qiu / ben forben ilbe berpgteoe
2nnosbp pnn apnebOrs 6eoe. 0g uo
al cen aanoeli9e BHftelie fremitoo en-
Wtis iom faa.
Oct oar opriuoeli9 life 6urms Dtes
ming of arunoe en- e9en MisIion. 9nn
bleu oreoen til bet. tbi @aoerne itrgm.
meoe ino. o9 Der melote fig iao mango
uuoe Mqno til MisfOrsnrbeioet, of
Inlet Selifab ian fig / Siano til at mob
to9e benz.
O9ian bnooe 0arms fine esne 9las
ner. De oorbenbe Misionerer Ifaloe
al fremmeoe Spros uermeit fun lere
@useIit. San t9nfte at orloe Misiio
men oeo Of uolenoe- belle &olonier. lom
u~aIentli9 ielp ltulOe ltnfe Jig timber
poloet.
8esuoen oar 0arus fren9t iuiberif
og bleu tilltpnoet al lutberite WSisiionss
ueuner / 6ambor9. Gen beruGrenoe
norotplte Misiion baobe nemli9 ltilt fig
40; be reformert linoeOe uenote fig III
Bremen, 90 be lut9erlt linoeoe III I'll
0ermannsbnrg.
Sua begpuoie ban od / 3iaio III
6erren, Os bans Iiaio bleu life beitams
met. 3 Otfober 1s49 tsbte ban en-
pasienoe @ienoom / SO9net til Diiss
lionsanitalt, oa optos II @leoer. Com
3uipefipr %anlatte ban fin nn9re 8rooer
Ibeooor. Man ian bort fra en- e9ent.
Zig pioenlfnbeli9 uooonnelie oa sul teoe
fun at bibrin9e Dem IN 9runoi9 %trtlteliq
@rtenoelie 5laige lagoe man gG9t
paa al unoerpile Dem / 9anop9iea o9 ct
entelt 6aouopert.
Sire War efter fob oct ierlte 9olo
faroiat iii at ienoe no. Jtu bar Der
fun 8 tilbnge: 2 bar oeoe, 2 bleOne
utro. 6arms bauoe tent fig @aaas
folfet / gitafrtfd iom Nrbeiosmart.
Men buoroan tube man fon Sense.
buoene ouer 9auet2 Den @ans bar
Der in9ea 8eriuntrnfit iii De @9ne.
% uOueoe ban | 9roen at tpg9e bet
ierIte Waislionsl lib. Oct fit &aunet
,2anoace
M~isiionarerne fOm lptfelis % pei
oper iii Dlonbos. WfeH oae 5orle9
paa al ir9nge jig frem l Eauoet og ind
@OQaioltet tranoeoe. Wubdnieoanlfe
5prItsr % tplte 9unblence itineoe fig |
('ejen.
Oct oar en- flor Stuiielie for 6arms;
men ban gau fig pompst tilfreos os
bpjsbe fig unoer perrenS 6dano.
Saa penote be fig til q alta / Spbs
airito, og Der, paa @r9nien al 3ulu,
iit De 6Obfeite. De s~runolnsoe Stas
tlonen 0ns 6ermannsbur q, %
Den bleu llb9an9spuntlet for Grbeife ct
os for anlaoet of en- bel G9ffe Stas
TONER pno 8jer9erne Os oeo 5locerne
belt uo til &plten.
@erninaen uouibebes, os 1858 bros
be ouer 9uselas 5lOoen ino | 3 II he
per blep osiaa anlast en-
&etfe Stationer. Wten be rae og fss
belisiinoeOe 3ulutdfere Oiite fig messt
uim~obtaselioe. De fau, Tom bleu ON
psnot, maatte meit fIpste ub af 2anoet.
Meset lettere Snosans fanot Sermannss
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-22

EiItelos DRret melt ~mOotdgelige for
@oaaselist, b0orimob De iietfs bar
peret aiifaarae Deo mititar N1agt, rglis
9iole 6oroomme o. Ign. AeqanQen iii
De iua9e bar ueret let. b1ortnoo ben til
b i:erte bar uaret biuOret Defaber
efter DTS iionsarbeiOets BsgpnoelIe.
Get eiiinOiite Romposui bar a al Mast
mobitaaet g0an9eltets uobreorliei ,3nois
en-, og bet par ierit for 40 Aar iioen, at
Aogangen oertiI bleu oobnet. s9noien
er lite foripmt. 8 Rina bIep Der be-
9pnbt, iaa mart oen minofte Qnbnin9
%fanote5 / b ueIbige Wute at rationale
% polltiite 6%oroomme, % fioen ben CID
bar &c fo~yifeui9e Wtsiioner trofaf fortz
lat Qrbeioet. Ntougoliet uiloe auereoe
Tor tGn9e IJoeu bduoe uGret unoer Rriz
ltenoommen8 IS lopirtning, ON life ben
ruslllfe Staggering bauos itiuet Jig 8eisn.
Den | bet bile og fore trenger Den
%triltne 6itte til en- OYbere % inoerligere
6elelie at aniuar %oUerfor De NRiQioner,
Der lig9er / Diprte % Dozens 5fpgses
b lie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-22

Denne baubr oos tnn for belle fin Oft.
cersltprfe 9iuet ari9sminiiterens Days:
orore I'll v4rmeen" Ell tsmmeli9 oprerif
Sortolfnina.
0eires f~irfeliae Bnrti bar iremoeles
opbrnot ouer, Of @aloed &olsIean oilbe
tnlbc uotn ON 9auen - oa 9enitre be.
itplotr BAN ior at upre y%ilerifal".
Den iortenberenoe Bremierminilier
Meline oertmoo %ioroGmie 9ieqerin.
gems 9oiiiif. foroi 98nloed 8ousiean
bar en- 5oeiaiiit lom Meolem al Dlini'
I@teriet pan LOG tiaise paa Dc tor
p%ulltiite Stran9e. snifeoe sBree fors
inoen@ og bet fau be al gtoiaren
triaerite 8rdnftmGuc lite tro pao. =
Derimuo funoe man. mente ban. pass
ienoe uenor fine 0jue uo 40 MOB os
Beaiuenbeoer. Der foreJnar / tolnnoet.
geo eeune tloii9t. Der ~iittert fan tp.
beg lom ct s~enereit uOtrpt for en- iperiel
Opmartiombeo %Ouerior Sn9lnuo, bleo
Centrum elspilo at @leOe.
g1ool ggaIocd Rousienu. Der ipnes
at tenbe fine Rolf. iOm os gift; lob @ol.
liiet forioare 8sgeriu9Cns JOrbolo oper'
for 0repiusio9en, os msote iad enbeli9
/ Torsooas meo en- aiIluttenoe 9ale.
9u par nnber be i%oresnacgoe 8a9es
p~oiiilite 8irpar GtemniU9eu bIeOen
tilitratelig opbioict, iad man oiblie
buerien I'D eaer ino - og Der bar I'll
@lpoe fer DC mango imaa 9remmere
iilipnelaoenoe uoii9t If. at Winiiteriet
fnnoe paltes pao en- lille Waiorltet.
Tbi huor / al 8erben lfuloe be iinot ct
forlsIrnoe Orb, osr fnnoe eoot9sre. at
uetop Nlloed Jtohsienu par Giebliffets
Ulano.
Wlen ban ielu oloiie bet.
Roliat, IfBt % beitemt fOm Oct: Der
er 5ars for 4epnblitten; Der bar pirfelig
p9ret oaunet en- oroiner SnmmenlnRr:
aelie imoo Rspublitteu. Dten Reee'
aerinaen oil oaa oabfut o9 ltrRnet Ill
8qrfs ouerior ben 5nre.
&epublittenl Tribeosnl = iaa iamles
be olle ben splOne 5ribeos genner iis,
troos ale NeninssiOrItele, ON Baloedz
Rousieou - og R%eserinsen iii ct Iils
liosuotum meo en- uanet Wdlolltet =
$40 Stemmer for os 2l5 imOb.
Ga M fan WaloetsR ousieou beIt9lz
ti9e fig inogaaenoe meo Sa%mmenip9r=
aelieus aeosre, Der itua for Senatet
Tom oeislterelsoomitol.
San iaar, eiter ale Solem9rfer at
osmme, not at osre meo oisie iamneas
iuorne, Der %loupriier 6ertusen Of Dr.
leans oe erflarer: Uluu fan tilisie Os
psriOnlist Ell SIns, men bet oil lille
enore 5olfets 9nub I'll aOusebsmmet.
RoualiIierne iror nemus plrfellg. Of
aunaeogmmtt CT popul9rt / deanfrlg.
Nejl iaa bs1ere en- aeiiertlos @lans %
- Sejre.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-22
EFT GODT HJEr1 HAIR ALTID nUSIK.

sssuf m a. 81 hr Rad til have sso0PtAA0ER og F2O oRGLER e sndnn teue kan spme
dem. En- oa dlslCB 10 vi fyie Falsen fort eggo I'll en- fst SOM len mmht be
'midhie kan Else ad den ln nfHns0nihLsT spMe de sanskeAgte sykk~ korekt
.huakiau r anmgmafp a RULER med staatappeg inet Paper intafam ern dshdehgt kde
ps tuhige Tower sm pa. ct oHdi spHer aneheiendo Hgmnero al sor Hyggeo 81 I%t
sor de- esnieAB we u hsYsfae anighold sashb med DHaT2 et ahampagneer Sang
wg rem Glade htn anena snnsra erl os fsam De kan faagei kudundeWFths
frumut. Taanarat snasfainref ira tlhe1e Kuntsr. Sal meet bee eng v wteds
To- fattF Faai men sal lhfts som e LegaH- fnFt. i Boz JIG lbs hIh feW' en-
smukk ae. met Aaak sadg Dam p ETes we'd hsdtafesnd $50 A8m" puf
STANDARD we. Co. IS Vcscy ST, NEW goSs, Z. 9. Io% @35. Dcrt- y .
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-22
mrs. gs~tmsIpp,S Gcofbime eprnp

~ ct gammslt Sobt prgpei Wtiboel, ioin t~orer %
Mar bar psref briiei al miuioner Dlsbrs for htres
gmaab1rn / aanSpertopsu msb iuIotommsn
Sufces. Oct berOllstr Barnet, bleoelsr Snmnnerne;
IormlnbIter BeiGnstlien, bnime Smerten, helbreter
bebls Dlibbd mob Diorhoe. SoleFs az Drueeiiter
eptrolt | Wtrben. NxiIsn er Is GemtS UIaffsn.
Duff at iorlonss Wrb. 0Htmstoips Goctbtne
9brMp os tuginsen onben Slogs. bo wlebte p,i
tn6s ben at pare ben bebfte vlebtcin | 2anbperioben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-22

Yoacr ere aItic tartomne SuIes
qoper. Reb bsm MI. &ataIos Irit.
5 psf. Robat paa oue OrOre IsoiaSet
af getaIins. 5e
Danish Luth Publ. House,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-22

Der Ct mere aaiorrb | beuns geH Of eanpst. ot ain
unbYt Ggebomme i~liammsn 90 BEN bieu inbitl BE- itehs
ta Var auIei iom SbsIbreoeIis. : mouss. mango aar
erfl1rsbe qagerne ben for en- Total SpsoOm o. ~iorsitrss
loials psibltr. os ba be lite O~pnaasOs psIbrebsIie psb
Ictai gsbontIins. srtIorsbe be ben for ubsIbrbeIis.
DibenItabsn bar bepth. at aaiarrb er en- tonitiiutIonet
Spgbon o. Der for Freezer tonitituiionel Htbanblina.
Halls Catarrh Cure, ~tabriferet al 3. 3. Gbsnep u
Co., GoItbo, Ohio, Ct bet eneite toHititnitonene 9Gses
mlbbd ! Waartebsi. Oct tages t~nbpenbig ! qortlonsr
ira IL Graaber III en- Gbeifefulo. Vet pirteI birette
paa gIottt o. Spftsmefs Siimbinbtr. De ttlbpber et
bunbrebe Dollars Tor etbpert Gili9lbe. Stt tffe tau tus
rsre. etrlp ttter Gittulorer % @tsnesbyrb.
t 9. G9tns,&G o.. fsists. o.
tV- Solses bss mpoibsfsre.
Halls Family Pills sr be Seshs.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-04-17
The Travellers
lis Fifty fifth Annual Statement.

The Travellers Insurance Company
Makes its excellent yearly report.
Through the well directed and ener-
getlc efforts of it's agents, it's business
has been well maintained in each of
its various branches. The assets have
now reached point where il will be
easy to remember them, as the policy
holder will doubtless be forgiven IL II
puts them at an even S25, 000, 900.
This will be throwing overheard sew
eral hundred thousand dollars, but
the Travellers is large enough COM
pany to deal in round numbers. The
net surplus is more than $4,000, 900,
the paid-up capital being 81 100000.
The company which president Batter
SOL established at Hartford in a mod
est WY in 1868, has attained wonder
ful proportions. A marvellous amount
OF good has also come from the COM
pany's organization, for an immense
sum of money has been distributed in
the payment of death and casualty
claims. In many cases the premium
has been but a mere trifie, but So 900
or $4,000 has been through il
brought to the door of a deserving
family. No one who does not see the
figures frequently enough to become
familiar with them carries an ade-
quate idea of the number of accident
claims that are paid. Last year, for
instance, the Travellers discharged
1920, or 81 day. How its policy
holders manage TO get hurt at that
rate surpasses ores comprehension,
but somehow they manage IL.
In addition to the company's force
full president, James G.. PATTERSON,
the officers are: John L. Morris, sec
rotary; III. J. Messenger, actuary;
Edward V. Preston, superintendent
of agencies; j. b. Lewis, M. D., sur
geon and adjuster; and Sylvester q.
Durham, counsel. An inspection Of
the figures leads us to the belief that
just about February /, the insurance
in force in its life department will
pass the 500, 900, 600 mark.
Insurance Times for January.
Call and see me or write for information.
Il. l.. WEBSTER, AGENT,
Barton, VT.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-04-17

A big book might be written on the
abuse of language by the cultured.
To use language with discrimination
and accuracy is fine art, to which
many people never attain, and which
many others seem to ignore totally.
One evening a gentleman came home
with budget of news. An acquaint-
ance had failed in business. He spoke
of the incident as "deliciously sad"
He had ridden up town in car with
a noted wit, whom he described as
"horribly entertaining" and to cap
the climax he spoke of the butter that
had been set before him at a country
hotel as "divinely rancid" The
young people stirred, and the oldest
daughter said, ''Why, papa, L should
think you were out Of your head"
Not in the least my dear, he said,
pleasantly, Pm merely trying to fol-
low the fashion. / worked out "di-
vinely rancid" with a good deal of la
Dor. I mean to keep up with the rest
of you hereafter. And now, he con-
tinued, let me help you to a piece of
this 'exquisitely tough beef" Adj
verbs, he says, are not so fashionable
as they were in his family.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-04-17

When Faraday left off experiment.
ing in 1916, he had got temperature
of ITO degrees below zero centigrade.
This was the record until 1877, and
since that time the possibilities of ar
officially produced cold have been ex-
tended to 24O or $50 below zero, or
within % or 80 degrees of the sup
posed limit to all reduction of tenn
perature. Scientists declared that
273 degrees below zero centigrade
was the absolute zero, the tempera-
ture of interstellar space. 1t is now
possible that the truth or falsity of
that conception may be found out in
side the next two or three years.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-04-17

Mrs. Gabley-See my new portrait,
dear? 1t was taken by the instantan
eous process. Gabley-I wondered
how they caughty on with your mouth
closed.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-04-17
A Vast Difference.

She-Was that a bill collector I just
saw call on you?
He-No; only a bill solicitor
Yonkers Statesman.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-04-17

"Give me a liver regulator and L can regulate the
world" said a genius. The druggist handed him
bottle of DeWitt's Little Early Risers, the famous
little pills.
II Pierce, Barton; E French, Glover; II S
Webster, B ton Landing; G w Russell, Iras-
bur
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-04-17
CAS- TO RIA

Bears the signature of CHAs. II. FLETCHER.
In use for more than thirty years, and
The Kind You Haze A1sOa1s Bought
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-04-17

Not child dies where ten formerly died from
Group. People have learned the value of One
Minute Cough Cure and use it for severe lung and
throat troubles. 1t Immediately stops coughing.
1t never fails.
III Pierce, Barton; r French, Glover; III s
Webster, Barton Landing; w Russell. Iras-
hurp
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-11-22

blows were an innovation to the
fighting fraternity. But O'Donnell
fought Just about as badly. O'Don-
nell out pointed McDetrick and was
given the decision, bat If McDetrick
would have followed up his blows
when he had his opponent to the
ropes he would have put him to
sleep. McDetrick was warned by
the referee not to wrestle O'Donnell
in the break-away. The tenth round
was better than the nine previous
all put together. O'Donnell drew
blood on the blacksmith's ear and at
the same time painted rainbow be-
low his right eye. O'Donnell got Sc
we're punishment.
Nearly 300 Akron sports went to
Massillon on a special train at Z
o'clock and returned at 2:15 this
morning. Simms returned to Cleve-
land and Lavigne left early this
morning for Buffalo.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-11-22
NOW NO VICE PRESIDENT.
The Office Is Vacant Until the End Of
President McKinley's
Term,

WASHINGTON. Nov. 22.-By the death
of Mr.. Hobart the Office Of vice presi'
dent of the United States becomes va.
can't for the rest of President McKin.
ley's term. as the law provides no sue.
cession. A president pro tempore OF
the senate may be elected by that body
when congress assemblies who will hold
office until March, 1901.
Vice President Hendricks expired
suddenly, of paralysis OF the heart.
Nov. %, 1855. At the time tine ques.
ton of the succession to the presidency
had not been settled by law, although
Senator Hoar's bill providing tor the
presidential succession through the
cabinet had been submitted on Dec. 4,
1883, and had remained unacted on.
The law was enacted Jan. 10, 1886, by
the Forty-ninth congress. first session.
The main features are as follows:
''Be it enacted, etc., that in case OF
removal, death, resignation or inability
of beth the president and vice president
of the United States, the secretary OF
state or Z - secretary of the
treasury, or 80 secretary
of war, or attorney gen.
eral, or - postmaster gen.
eral. or secretary of
the navy. or secretary
of the interior shall act as president un.
til the disab bility Of the president or vice
president is removed, or president
shall be elected"
The law iprthsr provides that when
one Of the above cabinet officers sue
ceeds to tho presidency, he shall call q
special session Of congress. A proviso
limits the succession to those who would
be eligible to the presidency under the
terms of ths constitution. and who have
been appointed with the advice and coz
sent Of the senate.
The effect of the low is not to pro-
vide succession to the vice presidency,
but merely to ensure succession to the
presidency,
By the death Of Mr.. Hobart. Senator
William P. Frye Of Maine becomes
president pre- tsmpore of the senate and
will discharge the duties Of the vice
president as vice presiding officer Of
that body. The senate rules specifically
provide that no elHerion is necessary at
the beginning of the session. Senator
Frye accordingly will continue as pre-.
siding officer till the end Of President
McKiuley's administration, unless he
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-11-22
I0Y SHOT III RIOT.
ExcI:::.@:s -irs as the Result of Miners
stsike-women Made
the Trouble.

NILIESBAIRE, Pa, Nov. 22.-The
strike of miners in this town which has
been on now for three months became
quite serious when mob of 800 women
and some boys started a riot at one of
the collieries OF the Susvuehanna Coal
company. They We're trying, if posi-
BILE, to prevent the pump runners and
fire bosses from going to work.
They met number of men going to
work and yelled to them to stop, and
''como out of there, you blacklegs." The
men paid no attention. Then they re-
ceived voliey of stones Special Of
ficer A. A. Enke was struck on the head
and received scalp wound. James
Thomas, fire boss, got dose of red
pepper in the face. Mlchael Corrigan,
foreman in the employ of the COM
pany, received q stunning blow on the
size of the face. Just abouhas he wgs
to turn around stons was thrown
which struck him on the back. Think
ing his life was in danger, Corrigan
pulled his revolver and fired in tine di-
rection whence the stone came from.
The bullet struck a boy named John
Pollock. The report of the revolver and
the wounded boy s cries created panic
among the women and they fled. Young
Pollock was taken to his home, where It
was found that the wound was not seri-
Gus. the ball entering the feshy part of
the right arm.
+. Immediately after the shooting Super
intendent Tonkin telegraphed Sheriff
Harvey for aid. The sheriff, with 80
deputies, arrived in town. They were
reinforced by 30 more deputies. The
company's property was well guarded.
Corrigan, who fred the shot, was ar
rested by Constable Davis. He was
charged with felonious wounding and
held for court. He was guarded by coal
and iron police. An angry mob followed
the prisoner through town. The strike
leaders attended woman's meeting
They told the females that they were
prejudicing the strikers side OF the case
and that the best place for them would
be at home. President Mitchell tele-
graphed the strikers oounseling modera-
ton. - t~--7rss= $780,.
Officials of the Susquehanna company
and i. committee OF the strikers, it was
expected, will hold conference today
and another effort viii be made TO settle
the strike.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-11-22
ATTACHMENT
Issued Against Personal Property o
Akron's Bosco.

In Justice Coleman's court attach
ments have been issued against the
personal property Of P. Masterson,
Akron's Bosco.
This is an ordinary proposition SO
far, but it becomes different when
Masterson's property has to be taken
in charge. To care for a large col
lection Of snakes, feed them, love
them and "eat them alive" if neces-
sary, is not in Constable Grant Bow
mans line, and he is experiencing
difficulty in securing nan to take
charge of the attached property.
Masterson's two reindeer are also in
cluded in the outfit. Some Of his
snakes are eight feet long.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-11-22

Called Grain-O. It Is a delicious, appetfzing
ncurtshing food drink to take the place OF
coffee. Sold by all grocers and liked by all
who have used It because when properly
prepared 1t tastes like the finest coffee but Is
D aids digestion and strengthens tho ne-ves.
1t Is not u stimulant but a health builder
and children as well as adults can drink II
with great benefit. Costs about one-fourth
~ much % coffee. is and 36c.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-11-22

AS IF in accordance with the eter-
nal fitness Of things it was Univer-
salist minister who invoked divine
blessing upon the men of all shades
of party loyalty assembled at the
Garfield banquet Monday night. A
Republican who did not attend the
banquet remarks that nothing short
of the doctrine of universal saliva
ton could take care of that crowd" +"
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-11-22

Dutch. Thirty three years ago he was
graduated from Rutgers college and be-
gan teaching school. Three r;otnhs later
lie entered upon the study of law with
Socrates TutGle, prominent lawyer IN
PassGic county, who was at that time
mayor of Paterson. Young Hobart is
said to have arrived ct Patterson with