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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-06-27

The funeral OF the late Mrs. Jenkin
Thomas will occur this afternoon from
the family residence, 1916 Eynon
street. Interment will be made in
Washburn street cemetery.
Mrs. Henry Kline, of Hampton street,
was bitten by dog owned by Butcher
Nauman on Saturday. The animal was
suffering from distemper and Patrol
man Marker shot and killed him.
The nominating committee of the
First legislative district will meet at
4 o'clock this afternoon in the rooms
of the Republican league, over Davies
drug store, to formally select w. r.
Lewis as delegate to the Republican
state convention to be held In Harris
burg Aug. "a. Morris V. Morris will
be named as alternate.
The thirteenth annual meeting of the
Wyoming Congregational Sunday
School union will open in the First
congregational church this evening.
Three sessions will be held tomorrow.
A large attendance is expected.
Rev. II. Valentine Evans will repeat
his lecture on Welsh Hymnology" at
the First Welsh Baptist church this
evening.
Mrs. Mary Nichols, who was arrested
early Sunday morning on West Lack
awanna avenue, was committed to the
county Jail yesterday by Alderman
John for fifteen days in default Of 50
fine.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the First
Baptist church will serve light lunch
all day on July 4 in connection with
the lawn social to be held by classes
Nos. and II on the Mott lawn on
South Main avenue.
The Christian Endeavor society of
the Plymouth Congregational church
will meet this evening.
The members of the Christian En-
deavor society of the Washburn Street
Presbyterian church are requested to
meet this evening to rehearse music
| for Thursday evenings meeting.
1t is reported that William Harris
better known as BILLY, the Ashman."
| n former member of the Thirteenth
regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer in
| fantry, who afterwards enlisted in the
regular army, died in Porto Rico re-
Gently from an attack of yellow fever
| Several children of the deceased are
with relatives here.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-06-27

Paine's Celery Compound .75c
Pinkham's Compound. JOG
Pierce'S Golden Medical Dis 75c
Melons Food. 38c and 55c
AT
GEORGE w. JENKINS,
IoI S. Main Avenue
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-06-27

II invariably
brings health
and strength
TO the user.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-08
IN BILLINGS.
New Court House Plans Considered by
the Commi ssl oners.

Special Correspondence of the Standard.
Billings, July 5.--A special meeting of
the board of county commissioners was
building a new court house. The only
offer before the board was that of Mayor
4egan, who offered to purchase the pres
ent court house and Jail for $4,000 and do
nate a block of land for site for the new
building, provided it was placed on his
addition to the TOWNSHIP and should cost
SIS 900.
As, by the opinions of the county attor-
ney and the attorney general. the board
had not the power to eXpend the money
without an affirmative vote of the citizens,
the further consideration of the matter
was postponed until July II, when, If the
board has power to call special election
the matter will be submitted to vote.
The matter of the lease of the Billings
Gazette came before the board in rather
curious way at this meeting. At the De-
cember meeting of the board the con-
tract for the county printing was let to
E. H. Becker, and the Gazette was named
as the official paper. This morning Mr..
Becker filed two documents with the clerk
one an assignment of his contract to NJ.
c. Morris, publisher of the Billings Times,
and the other request to be relieved from
the contract and bond.
The board declined to act on either doc
ument. Mr., Boardman, the assignee of
the lease. has been doing the county
printing under Becker's contract, and will
continue to do so from present appear
anceS,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-08
She Wants Support.

The case on which William Rogers
was arrested some time ago for failure
to support his wife and children was
continued by Justice Bliss yesterday
until next Wednesday by agreement of
counsel. Some weeks ago Mrs. Rogers
arrived in Butte from the East with
eight children and applied to the au-
thorities for assistance. She said Rog-
ers left her in their Eastern home to
come here to get work. For some time
he wrote her afTectionate letters and
sent remittances, but gradually he cool
ed perceptibly and at length ceased
writing altogether. Then she packed
up and came to Butte to see If he could
be made to support her. Upon her rep
reservations to the county attorney le-
gal proceedings We're instituted to COM
pei Rogers to support the family.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-08

If you want fine smoke try Anna
Held cigars.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-08
The Returning Soldiers.

San Francisco, July THE United
States transports Newport and Ohio
are now out % days from Manila with
the End Oregon volunteers aboard. They
should reach here next Wednesday or
Thursday. The returning troops will
be given a warm reception. The har-
Dor commissioners have placed the tug
Governor Markham at the disposal of
the governors Of California and Oregon,
who will be on hand to meet the troops.
The transportation department of the
government Is making arrangements
for sending the Oregonians home. The
Newport and Ohio will be followed by
the Indiana and Morgan City with in
valids, the Senator with 10th Pennsyl-
vania, Hancock with batteries A and B
of the list Utah and the remainder of
the list Nebraska, the Warren with the
list Colorado and the Sherman with the
LIST California.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-08
DEWEY AND OTIS.
Both of Them Condemn the War in the
Philippines.

-|osA oA AhoA SOuutHlH thc W al IL sHo
Philippines.
Boston, July REV Clay McCauley
has written a letter to the Transcript,
dated at Toxic, Japan, June l. Mr.. Nc
Cauley declares that Admiral Dewey
SAID to him: Rather than make a
war OF conquest on the Filipino people,
would take up anchor and sail out of
the harbor." Mr.. McCauley visited Ma
Mia in January, in search of health. OF
his views there he writes
For long time ! could not believe
that the disastrous drift of events was
known to the Washington authorities.
l was inclined to lay the responsibility
for the increasing perils upon the mill
tary commander directly in charge.
Yet now it seems clear to me that Gen.
eral Otis did his work in the main in
literal obedience to his superiors in
America; that there it was assumed
that the whole right and duty concern
ing the future disposition and control
of the Philippine islands lay in the
wishes and will of the United States;
that what the Filipinos themselves
might wish, need not be taken into the
account in formulating plans for their
government"
The writer had a talk with General
Otis. Among other things" said Mr..
McCauley, General Otis expressed re-
greet that there was not a better knoWl-
edge of the situation among the Wash
ington legislators than there seemed to
be. And he impressed me deeply by his
declaration: 1 was ordered to this post
from San Francisco l did not believe
in the annexation of these islands when
l came here, nor do l believe in their
annexation now. l also had the privi-
lege of a conversation with Admiral
Dewey" the writer says, and gives this
version of it: dewey spoke much of
his concern over the turn affairs mad
taken, and added that he was power
less to act Yet in one point in his re-
marks he declared: Rather than make
a war of conquest on these people,
would take up anchor and sail out Of
the harbor."
Mr.. McCauley says he wrote Presi-
dent Mckinley, whom he met in Wash
ington, regarding the situation, predict
ing the outbreak which has since oc-
CURED
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-08

Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plainfield, ILL.,,
makes the statements, that she caught
cold, which settled on her lungs; she was
treated for month by her family ply
sician, but grew worse. He told her she
was hopeless victim of consumption, and
that no medicine could cure her. Her
druggist suggested DIR. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption; she bought a
bottle, and to her delight found herself
benefited from first dose. She continued
it's use, and after taking six bottles found
herself sound and we'll; now does her
own homework and is as well as she ever
was. Free trial bottles of this Great Dis
covery at all drug stores. Large bottles
80 cents and 81 co.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-08

San Francisco. July Chemist Price
found a large quantity of arsenic in The
candy which was sent to Miss Florence
Campbell and caused the alarming ILL
ness of herself and her friend, Mrs.
Elsie Schiebb last Friday night. Thu
address on the package was cut from
an old envelope which it is said Mrs.
John r. Rathom had sent to Mss
Campbell, when the two women were
conducting a friendly correspondence,
The police are convinced that Mrs
Rothom did not send the poison and
are still investigating the mysterious
case. .H.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-08
Look Into the Case.

Chicago, July IA special to the
Record from Washington says: A dis
patch has been to Minister Hun
ter. in Guatemala, bysthe state depart
ment directing him TO look into the
case of Mr.. Richards, the miner who
was relieved of all ahis gold and put
aboard a steamer for New Orleans.
Richards is from Louisville, Ky. The
state department will demand a salts
factory explanation. and if the facts are
found to be as stated, the Guatemalan
government will be called upon to pay
an indemnify.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-08

A suit for $500 due on a note and for
the foreclosure of a mortgage on lot
Q of block /, Davis & Barnard addition
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-08

Go to Mountain View park every
Sunday for days outing the
air is pure, the trees and grass
are green; a beautiful trout stream
runs through the park. In fact, an ideal
place to spend the day. Fare, Butte to
the park and return. ST.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-08

Judge Lindsay yesterday adjourned
his court out of respect for the family
of Curtis Knowles, deceased The
Judge went to Deer Lodge in the after
noon to attend the funeral
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-08

decide the mater at issue and close the
arbftra ton proceedings.
The concluding clauses relate to the
revision of proceedings in the case of
the discovery of a new fact and pro-
vide that each power bears its own
eyDenaeS
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-08
But He Is Coming Home.

From the Washington Post.
Admiral Dewey may well be thankful
that he is out of reach of the petty in
triguing of the navy department
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-08

Thomas F. Stephens, executor of the
estate of Frank Stephens, deceased.
filed in court yesterday, his first ac-
count. 1t shows that since the 18th Of
last December he has collected, chiefly
from rents, the sum of s10,S34.46 and
has disbursed 49, 3371S
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-08

to the city of Butte. was brought yes
terday by R. M. Campbell against M.
l.. Holland. An attorneys fee of SIS
and interest on the note from Dec. "a
1897, is also asked for.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1899-05-24
Dakota-nyheter.

Eft nytt mejerl haller man f. II. pa
att uppfora Garden City, Clark co.,
S. D.
F3r hastst0Id haktades fora vec-
kan Ashton, s. d., on L. S. Anderson
fran Aberdeen.
Eft socEerbruk for tillverkning af
socker fran hvitbotor Ar man betankt
pi att uppfora Sioux Falls, S. D.
En- guIdkiimp, vagande ett halft una
och ward $3.50, patralfades hdrom da-
gen krafvan hos en slagtad h0na
Hot Springs, S. D.
En- ny universltctsbyggnad. kostan.
de $4,000, planlagger man i Mitchell,
s. D., att uppfora derstades enar det
gamla lAroverket visat sig vara for Ii
tet.
Hangande d0d EFT spanmalsmaga.
sin q sin farm nara Hope, N. D., an-
traffades l0rdags mrs o. Hanlon. Det
antages att qvinnan begatt sjelfmord
under cit anfall af temporart vansinne.
al uiO yHShhSolS SOLA1 utISHt AO OAo-
, minerals Fargo. N D., for utr0nande
af huruvida de besutto de egonskaper,
som berattiga till ans0kan ON intrade
vid kadettskolnn Annapolis. bestodo
atta profvct, daribland en- r. G. Ander-
son fran Grand Forks.
lh,eIshiuten bef Elmer Tobias fran
LIE Sueur, Mimi, f0rliden onsdags-
avail Huron, S. D., af en- Lewis Styer.
Den scnare haktades, mon blef vid den
forborednnde Observation-Disclosures fri
kand, eni!r dct framgick af vittnesma-
len att han vid skjutningen handlat
sjelf0rsvar.
AfrattnIngen af indiaron Bad Elk,
som enligt tidigare omnJmnande for
mordot q indianske polismannen John
Killsback d0mts att mistn lifvet genom
hangning den 16 juni, har af domare
Garland Sioux Falls uppskjutits pa
obestamd It'd. Den lifdomdes advokat
har inkommit med on writ Of error"
och kommer att under ol1tobertermi
nen soka fl malet atorupptaget.
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Valdsamma hvlrfveIstormar- hem
sokte delar af staten Texas f0rliden
sondag. En- mangd byggnader nedbla.
ste och fiere menniskolif gingo f0rlo,
| rade.
Chicago notlser. Polisen har ammo.
dats att efterspana 16-&riga Cora Pal.
mer, som den dennes lemnade slit
hem Wilmington, ILL.,, och tros ha be-
gifvit sig hit till staden. - En- John w.
Jorgenson gjorde onsdags af okand
anledning cit misslychadt fors0k att
bega sjelfmord genom att skjuta sig
br0stet Saret han tillfogade sig ar
Joke farligt. - Var vida kretsar be.
kante landsman G. A. Bohman och
hans maka firade den 1G dennes 30:de
arsdagen af slit br6llop kretsen af
talrika vanner. - Bankiren N. w. Har-
ris har donerat $4,000 till Chicago
Training School for City, Home and
Foreign Missions En- ny byggnad
skall uppforas for det donerade belop-
pet. - Sparvexlaren G. P. Nelson har
stamt dr. S. A. Waterman Auburn
Park med yrkande att af denne utbe.
komma on skadeersattning af $4,000.
Anspraken grunda sig derpa, att EFT
bitrade till dr. Waterman kort efter det
Nelson undergatt en- operation lagt en-
med kokhett vatten fyld pase pa Nell
sons f0tter, med den pafoljd att Nell
son blifvit for alltid lam de nedre ex-
tremiteterna. - Valkyrian ar namnet
pa en- svensk literar klubb, som da-
garne bildats har staden. Bland
medlemmarne markes hr Frithiof
Malmquist, den kAnde skalden och It'd
ningsmannen. - s0n1a9s a. d. afled
mrs Minnie G. Lawson, hustrn till ar
kitekten John A. Lawson och dotter
till var framstaende landsman statsse-
nator G. NJ. NetterstrOm. Vid slit fran
falle hade den atlidna endast uppnatt
% ars alder.
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Tisdagseftermiddag egnades at
musikens sk6na konst, da de som full
bordat sin kurs musikkonservatoriet
visade prof pa sin kunskap och fardig-
het. Delta gjorde de ock pa cit satt,
som lande dem sjelfva till berom och
deras larare till heder. Vart musk
konservatorium g0r icke sa mycket va
sen af sig, men DR. enligt sakkannares
vittnesbord ALA afseenden f0rtraff-
ligt. Alta clever hafva ar fullbordat
sin musikkurs, nemligen: Ella G. Bro
berg, S. X. Hall, A. Philip Halls, Lula
J. Ludke, Kate F. Pettijohn, Anna L..
Peterson, Hannah K. Sandell, Daniel
T. Sandell.
Tisdagsqvallen var afsatt for college,
seniorernes rakning, d& de / tai,
sang, musk och poesi adagalade sin
lardom och gafvo luft at sin glade Of.
yer att hafva uppnatt det efterlAngta-
de och hardt efterstrafvade malet. H.
L. Qvist utvecklade verldshistoriens
gang med afseende pa delta NAL ooh pa
pekade utf0rligt de orsaker, som med
verkat till frambringandet at en- sa
stor, praktig och begafvad seniorklass
vid Gustavus Adolphus College. G..
H. Mattson bevisade en- val forfattad
afhandling, att det skapade bar vittne
ON skaparen, verket f0rrader masta-
ren. H. S. Johnson tecknade klass-
medlemmarnes lefnads0den, sd lAngt
de hittills aro kanda, och hotade pa
f6rhand att utgifva arbetet sasom en-
biografsk encyklopedi tva volymer.
A. T. Lundholm profeterade, Karl
Kraft poetiserade och A. A. Nelson ta-
lade med tungomal d. v. 8. han talade
pa svenska 6fver ett anne pa latin:
"Vincit qui Sc vincit", som Afven ar
klassens motto. So.
Klass- -sangen, f6rfattad pa engelska,
var af f0ljande lydelse
CLASS SONG.
Our days at school are past and gone,
Our course is ended now and done
We stand tonight in dreams and doubt,
And launch our vessels boldly out.
The chords that in our hearts do ring,
We offer not in words to sing;
We offer but in song to tell
Our tender parting, last farewell.
CHORUS.
Home 80 sweet and days gone by;
Oft our thoughts will linger nigh;
Dwell on scenes and pleasures past;
Dream Of days, but gone too fast.
AS years may come and years may 60,
As time. speeds on with constant flow,
Though parted on our. different ways,
Well bear in mind our college days.
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Commencement" Vid Gustavus
Adolphus College.

Skolaret 1S98-1S99 vid Minnesota
konferensens laroverk har varit ett
ALA afseenden framgangsrikt ar I'm
dervisningsarbetet har bedrifvits med
kraft af en- duglig och nitisk lararekar.
De studerandes antal har varit stort,
storre an under nagot f0regaende ar.
De afgaende klasserna aro ock ar
ovanligt stora, hvilket ALT skanker al
la skolans vanner stor glade och
tillfredsstallelse. .Afslutningsh0gtid-
igheterna (som annu paga, da delta
>skrifves) ha ock varit synnerligen stor-
slagna och intressanta och f0rtjenade
en- utf0rligare redog0relse an den vi
har kunna egna dem. De togo sin b0r-
jan forliden s0ndags f0rmiddag och in
leddes sasom vanligt med en- missions
fest f6ranstaltad af skolans missions
f6rening. Sasom talare vid delta till
falle hade foreningen inbjudit en- af
skolans forre clever, pastor Peter Pc
terson fran Galesburg, Ills, som holl
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1899-05-24
.Allmdnna nyheter.
Ex-presldent Harrison antradde
onsdags en- resa till England.

Ex-presldent Harrison antradde
onsdags en- resa till England.
Eft qvlnnor0stratts-f6 nedro-
stades fora veckan af Connecticut
legislaturens senat.
MissOurls guv ernUr har undertook
nat cit af statens legislator antaget
lagforslag ON beskattning af 8. k. de-
partment" -butiker.
"Rough Riders'' f6rsta Arsm6te
skall afhallas Las Vegas. New Mex,
den "a juni ooh bl. a. kommer guv.
Roosevelt med stab att narvara vld
detsamma.
Snygga tjensteman maste de besta
sig med Spring Valley. I'LL F0rliden
onsdag arresterades aldermannen P.
Gavin, anklagad for lonkrogeri och
f6rut ha sex stadsembetsman haktats
for olika lagbrott.
Befunnen skyldig till .tvegifte blef
onsdags 60-ariga Fidella Wrightbeach
i Toledo. Ohio. Pa grund at den brotts-
A1HdS AOSe1 dAOOA. OAAOS000 OOCh jury IL
slit utslag en- Recommendation ON
skonsamhet vid domens fallande.
S8ka frlstad har Iandet. Eft stor-
re antal judar, som for sin religions
skull fordrifvits fran Ryssland, hade
fora veckan slagit lager utanf0r New
Albany, Ind. De fyktande voro pa
vag till Kentucky, hvars bergstrak.
ter de amnade nedsla sina bopalar.
Sj5olycka. Skonerten Ganges ooh
angaren Presque Isle rakade kolli-
sion forliden onsdag Lake Erie, ON.
kring mil fran Colchester, Ont. Sko-
nerten sprang lack och sjonk inom ito
minuter. Dess till alta man uppgaen.
de besattnlng raddades dock ombord q
angaren och infordes till Detroit,
Mich.
Brlst pa bransle radde fora veckan
Princeton, Ind, med anledning af en-
strejk, som nagon It'd pag8tt bland
grufarbetarne derstades. Saval kol-
som vedforlagen voro nastan slut, ooh
hvad som fans att tillga betingade sd
hoga priser,, att den fattigare delen at
befolkningen 81 hade rad till att CORA
nagra uppkop.
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Pension att utga med s6 manaden
har John Nelson Taylors Falls blifvit
beviljad.

Pension att utga med Sc manaden
har John Nelson Taylors Falls blifvit
beviljad.
TiIi0kt pension, fran SO till $40 ma.
MAIDEN, blef David Liddell i Smithfleld
beviljad fora veckan.
lhjelslagen af ett fallande trad blef
Peter 1sraelson i Union Grove under
tradfallning forliden fredag.
Kontraktet for byggande af det nya
countyfangelset Saltwater har ut
iemnats till o. II. Olson der staden.
kostnadsforslaget gar lost pa so,2OS.
Fran West Sveadahl skrifves: Till
sondags middag den IA mai hade ALA
observation-disclosures, omkring ett
trettotal, som sallskap for 80 ar Sc.
dan pa den dagen landstigit pa denna
kontinent. blifvit inbjudna af var all
mant aktade och varderade f0rsam-
lings-diakon Alex Svenson. Till denna
hagkomst ladies' ock det icke mindre
saregna. att han pa samma dag firade
sin 5O:de f0delsedag saval som minnet
af sin konf1rmation for 3o ar tillbaka
Det gamla ressallskapet hade lyckats
bra. icke blot den sallsynta, langa
sammanhallningen, utan afven uti den
valkr0nta strafvan att "a sig cit godt
hem for alderdomen. Det h0gsta en-
hetsbandet, sade pastor Erkander som
hOll tal voro kyrkan och nademedlen.
l dessa voro de rika lyckliga och gla-
da. De f0rsam!ade hade gjort cit sam
manskott till cit fint fickur, som af
Lars Holman 0fverlemnades till var
den och cit ditto framlemnades som
gafva fran narmaste slAgtingar. Den
lycklige mottagaren sade sig aldrig ha
egt nagot aunat ur an solens tidvisare
ON dagen och stjernornas ON natten,
att det var kart, mon ovantadt att bli
sd ihagkommen. R5rd at sallskapets
aktning ooh gafvor, frambar han sitt
tack med till0nskan ON Guds valsignel-
Sc 0fver dem ALA X.
l. Duluth -notlser. For fylleri voro AL
bert Swenson. John Dahl och Alex o.
son torsdags inkallade polisratten.
Swenson slapp undnn med att betala
rattegan2s men Olson
pliktfaldes $40 ooh Dahl dd0mdes en-
10 dagars termin arbetshuset - Mrs
Mary Johnson, enkan efter Victor
johnson, som sistlidne oktober 6fver-
kordes ooh d0dades af cit Duluth,
Missabe & Northern -banans tag, upp-
gjorde torsda2s med banbolaget, &C.
nom att mot erhallande af Sl1O fritaga
dot fran vidare ansvar. - En- skogsar-
betare vid mann johnson d0mdes /
torsdags till 60 dagar arbetsiiuset for
det han slagit detektiverna Troyer ooh
Irvine, do dessa f6regaende onsdags-
qvall sokt arrestera honom FOR det han
0fverfallit on person 4 ave. S. Erick
A. 1saachson, hvilken stamt spArvags-
bolaget undor yrkan pl skadestand for
det han for tva ar sedan 0fvcrk6rts af
en- sparvagn och tillfogats svara ska
dor, tillorkAndes torsdags 81, 600. Det.
ia var andra rattegangen. Vid f0rsta
ratteg6ngen bevil jades han s. 500 ska
desLdnd. men bolaget vAdjade till hog
sta dOlnstOlen, som hterviSnde malet
till underrTtten. Manufacturers
Banks West Duluth utredningsman
har tillkAnnagifvit. att bankcns kredi-
torer kuuua erhalla en- rs procents ut
defining, ON de instdlla sig no 202 w.
Michigan st. En- liknande utdelning
har forut utbstalts. - En- ung man
vid MANN George Redlock ad0mdes I.
v. en 60 dagars tormin i arbetshuset
Vugn.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1899-05-24

hetsregler framh6llos och manga prak
tiSka rad och vinkar pAfvOS.


tiska rad och vinkar gafvos.
De som vid delta tillfalle afsl0to sin
kurs den allmanna handelsskolan vo-
70: Selma L. johnson, Elizabeth v.
Hughes, Evelina Victoria Ecklund,
Axel Nelson, Henning Ivarson, Joseph
w. Peterson, John H. Blume, Geo. w.
Erickson, Alfred johnson, Peter j.
Holmberg, Albert Anderson, Carl
Swenson. N. Anton Pearson, Geo.
Briggs, Anna L. Strauch, Wilbur E.
Doty, Laura G. Lindstrom, Lilly T.
Haesecke, Charlie w. Strauch, Peter
J. Gallagher, John Mattson, John Mo-
naghan, G. Arthur Johnson, Garfield
Meyer.
Kursen stenograf1 hade genomgatts
af: Emma Gullord, Louise V. Almen,
Anna G. Allen, Garfield Meyer, Edwin
w. Ladd, John o. Jones.
Pa tisdagsformiddagen utforde en- af
de literara f0reningarne-The Literary
Circle-pa ett fortjenstfullt satt foljan-
de program: