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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-15
BRITISH EXPEDITION A FAILURE.
ITS SHIP CRUSHED BY ICE WHILE EXPLORING

ITS SHIP CRUSHED BY ICE WHILE EXPLORING
THB MOUTHS or SIBERIAN RIVERS
St Petersburg Sept IA dispatch from Ham
rnerfest the most northern town OF Norway. an
nounces the arrival there OF the British commercial
expedition which yainy attempted 10 explore the
mouths Of the river Obi ana other siberian
streams. The expedition was turned back by the
ice after losing its ship. the Arthur. which was
ornshed hy The foes. There was no loss n lie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-15
SOCIAL RUUOR CONFIRVFD

London Sept 1.-THE report is confirmed that
marriage has been arranged between Douglas
Walter Campbell only son Of the late Lord Waiter
campbell, third OF the Duke OF Argyle and Miss
Aimee Lawrence daughter OF the iate John Law
renee. Of New-York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-15
STRIKE OBTAINS MANY STEAMERS.

London. Sept .4-Seventeen steamers were unable
10 leave the Tyne to-day owing 10 tho shipping
strike. The Montreal lno~ Cervona and the steamer
Siverdale havs conceded the strikers demands.
Tie seanen are iuhilant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-15
UNITED aTATES WATER FLLTER cOMPANr.

Wilmington. rel. Sept Il CSpecaD-The United
States Water Filter Company was incorporated at
Dover yesterday It's capital stock is $4,000 and ii
IS said tho object Of the company 10 supply New
NoTk with water The corporators are. Colonel
David T. Sickes. Andrew J Robinson. charles Full
ION ana Charles X Sckes Of New-York. Charles
= simmons and Edgar =. Watkins % Washington.
Andrew Derrom Of Paterson. y J and Hugh ~
I-oNne. nostmasfer o. his clfv.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-15

washington. sept. i-C aptain Leary the Cow
ernoT General % the Island OF Guam has reported
mis- arrival az his post on the steamer Yosemite.
under date OF August T. The collier Rrutus and
me surveying ship Nero arrived 40 the same ISL
snd august IS and September respectively
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-15
TRE DOLPRIN.N OFELcrRN rroNrp4rrr

Washington. Sept N-Actng Secretary Allen
mas received the report Of the court Of inquiry
which investigated the collision ho,uae, 49,.
- 5. s Dolphin and the ferryboat New-yorl. in
New-1ork Harbor about two months ago The re-
lors completely exonerates Commander Suthor-
Isno anG the other officers of ;he Dolphin froro
fSsponslolity for nc accident and the damage re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-15
DEBATE IN THE vOLKSRAAD ENDED

SITUATION CONSTITUTED I7I77'
IN PRETORIA
Pretoria. Sept. 1.-THE discussion OF the n .ss
draft Of the reply to the British note ended '''',
evening. President Kruser left Pretoria at =
o'clock and has not returned. It is understood
that the Government will draw up the rep'
in it's final form tomorrow morning anu SUI
NIT II 10 the Volksraad Immediately
The reply will be in terms strongly "''ue 1',.-
nv the Orange Free state and among o1"ot
features. the maintenance or the CUM
1884 Will be strongly asserted .,,orod
The situation this evening IS not conS'o''eN
"a favorable as Il was in the forenoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-15
FROST N NORTHERN NEw-yoPK.

Plattsburg y. Y. Sept. H-There was a slight
frost in this vicinity last night. and Indications
point 10 stu heavier tonight The mercury
at Saranac club, on Lower Saranac Lake, stood at
~ this morning al sunrise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-15
CITY OFFICIALS PASS TIE LIE.
COMMISSIONER HEATING AND CORONER MowEN

COMMISSIONER KEATINd md 0VTVVFr' VI w -
LOOK DAGGERs IN THE BRONX
James p Heating. Commissioner OF highways IN
Tho Bronx and Coroner Anthony McOwen are Oh
the point Of lighting a duel, according 20 reports
current I'm that neighborhood. Wednesday was pay =
Gay for the citys aborers across the harIe" '''"
Yesterday the Seneca Club had It's annual outing
Coroner McOwen Is a leading spirit in the club
A short time before the paymaster was ready
large crowd Of workmen met at the muhlclpa
building and man nobody seemed 70 kno" began
10 distribute cards among them. which read
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-15
DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS.

cnnn,lssloner Heating wishes {, understood
that any person employed In above Department
has his consent 10 attend the outing y me
seneca Club. 10 he held IN Thursday, Septem-
Der IA. lS9l Any person doubling this can
see Deputy Commssonor Malone}. .....
ANTHONY MONEY!.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-15
FLOODS IN GERMANr AND AUSTRIA.
srvrRA1 BRIDGES WASHED AWAY, WITH con-
SIDERABLE loss OF LIFE

Berlin Sept 1.-THE noods are V"uS,'. ..,
.roal ds,,oee IN southern Germany and Austria
The northern part Of Zwickau e. inundated OWING
70 the undermining O; the railway bridge over me
Isen. between Muchldorf and Rohrbach tram zen
into the river and five persons were killed All Ni7
tributaries Of the Danube In Austria are noo"e''
i. bridge over the Schwarza AZ Payerbach co.,
lapsed ard ten persons were carried away
The new Prince Regent Bridge at Munich col
lapsed this afternoon I'm consequence OF a rise IN
the River Isar which IS siil az food level There
were 10 casualties
Part Of Salzburg and places in the neghhorhood
have been flooded Troops hafe been called ON 70
render assistance. The water there is no" subsid-
in< slowly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-15
NEW MINISTRY FORMED AT SrDNFr.

sydney. y. s W. Sept IA new Ministry has
been formed here. with W J. Lyme. the leader Of
the Opposition. Premier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-15
TBRTr-TWo PEOPLE CRUSHED TO DEATH.

PANIC IL SYNAGOGUE AT KALIsCH. RUSSIAN
POLAND.
Berlin Sept. ii-Advices from Kalisch. in Russian
Poland say that thrty-two persons have been
crushed 10 death there IN panic in a synagogue
caused by tho upsetting Of lamp The victims
we're all women and children Many others were
tniured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-15
STEAMER ASHORE on FLoRLnA c01Sr

Key West. Fla. Sept. N-An unknown steamer
Is reported ashore near the Alligator Reef Light by
the East coast steamer Cocoa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-15

MORE YELLOW FEVER At KEY WEST.
Key West. Fla. Sept N-Fifeen new cases OF
yellow fever have been reported In the last twenty
four hours and one death
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-15
TRADE AND FINANCE ABROAD.

The Government OF Colombia recently closed the
mint AT Bogota. The motive given In the decree
T.. ,.or5ed "a follows: The Increase in the value
~ silver with respect TO the national currency
has reduced the quantity OF that metal distributed
T~ the mint The laws OF 1924 ana 1896 on the
,,yy,,or, are cancelled. The working expenses OF
,Se' mint at Bogota being above the profits; II IS
SecrerI that the mint shall be closed untl me
In, vchen according TO the opinion OF the Govern
,ntnt /, g.lu Dee possible 10 coin money Wlthott
loss to the public treasury. The building IS l"lt
80 . ..r. of the admins rratur, but the luIIi' 'i"
and machinery are taken in charge by the Treas
urv Department.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-15
New Lamps at
Half Prices

thc IdCrOIy. II - 10
fault of finish or quality that cuts their
prices in two It is simply one of the trade
accidents that affect lamp-makers, as. well
as other people. There's a tragedy ele-
ment in the transaction from the makers
standpoint, but it's all pure Joy from yours.
Firs-class and hgh-class goods, in hand
decorations. Banquet and reception sizes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-15
4 CONGRESS- NOMINATION.

Martins Ferry. Ohio. Sept. l4.-Joseph J Gill. of
c,eubanville was nominated for Congress by the
XVIII Congress District Republican Convention on
he oQafh halOt to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-15
RAIDS on ROYALIST HOUSES.

paris Sent 14-Fresh police raids were made
.,,,s r,orring at the houses Of prominent roy
alists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-15

While some people are agitating The question OF
O b,veott arainst the Paris Exposition as a CON
s,,.,ence OF the Dreyfus affair. It can be recalled
H. = a similar proposition was made IN regard 10
The boycottng ~ French products by Americans
whom II was imagined that France was IN active
e,.-,tathv with Spain at the beginning OF the span
isi,- IN .rican war The difficulty Of carrying OUT
tbrcafs Of that kind between nations, ana eSPr'al-
Ia. h.fueen France and the United states, was re-
neatcllV pointed out For instance, the DOi D"tt
r,lv,snapers more 10 the disadvantage OF America
fhaf, 10 that Of France The amount oi pioducl9
e.nf lv us they say. "tO the United states is
iaee man the total OF merchandise w Buy from
Amerir. Figures prove this. and those ngures We
49,. from the Aruuaire Ofliciel de Ia Chumpre de
mort Of tho annual report Of the American thamber
Of Commerce I'm Paris reveals thu th' loiaI OF I'M
rn,f;fions from the United states 10 france
reached the figure IN 1871 OF 49, nVl"D francs. IN
tl.t year. ola the contrary, France sent proc,
,l.te a. tha United States valued az only -bvw'V
The protective tariffs Of the Dingley bill: In
$50; the United States already mad sold 10
France goods valued AT 34.oO0VO francs. We sent
products and articles for an amount OF Only
5e5 000un francs. That makes Tor the two years
-S,.--,4- total % only 2s10pnW0 francs which
has eone 10 benefit the people u the United
S-at.s DESPITE the tax Of some lingo politicians
ON both sides Of the Atlantic We shall continue, a.
in mo past to buy American products. Americans
tyn TX for our articles. hecaus" commerce il one
81 tho manifest tiOns Of civza ton and question
~ necessity and not only OF sympathy So spoke
Tho French press short time ago. ana 1t is known
that since then It's sentiments have not changed In
rapard 10 the unavoidable necessity or a friendly
commercial understanding between France and the
United States
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-15
nesnlte the minors aceoraIns to whlch there was

Despite the rumors according to which there was
an auti-American movement in South America.
where newspapers owned or edited by Europeans
try their best assert that Latin America fears
the influence OF the United States new proofs
nre daily coming that American commercial and in
duefrial help ~ often needed and accepted by the
REPUBLICS Of the Southern Hemisphere An isthmus
paper. The Staret' said recently that a party Of
engineers passing through the isthmus the
wav 10 Ecuador from New York. There were fl
teen In the party. An American syndicate. for
which thea. people are to work. has the contract
10 build railroad from Guayaquu to quito. a dis
lance ~ two hundred and nfty miles The road will
be a difficult 10 build, Il will reach eleva-
ton OF ten thousand feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-15
NEW SKrScRAPER FoR LOWER BROADWAY.

UNION LEAGUE CLJB MEETING
The Union League Club held ts first regular
meeting after the summer vacation last evening
but the attendance not large and no business
OF Importance was transacted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-15
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
ARMY.

Washington. Sept. "A (speciaD.-The following
Army. Navy and Marine Corps orders have been
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-15

SEQ salt. 10 n baF. IT,
Perfumei Violet Sea sat IN bottles Csc and sos
Bay Rum. soz. bottle. lOc r-.,,.
Trlp. Extracts by the ounce-Violet OpoporaN w
Rose He.0troDe Camatlon Pink, Lilac Flowers -.
Apple. Stephanots and Jockey club We furnish o''
,5c
Triple Extracts Wood Violet. Violet. Peau dtSpasiD
White Lilac. White Rose. Lily Of the Valley, tafn"
Pink White HeioIIope. 20.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-05
CREsToN AWAITS ITs SOLDIERS.
Preparations Fairly Under Way for
COmnnnN G'S RecentiOn.

CRESTON, Ia, Oct. Especial. last
night at meeting Of citizens at the court
house arrangements were made for a re-
cepton to Company G on its return. 1t
is expected the Fifty-first regiment will
remain in Council Bluffs one day and the
citizens Of Creston desire to have the COM
pany reach home in the daytime. Those
towns having members in the company will
be invited to take part in the reception
with the public schools and civic societies.
County Attorney James G. Bull presided
at last nights meeting, which was called
by Mayor Skinner. The committees ap-
pointed follow Executive committee, D. C.
Keith p c. Winter, j. F. Bryan, Ed A.
Aldrich. C. A. Niemeyer; finance commit
tee, H. d. Smith, d. Davenport Robert
Bisset, Charles Emerson, H. Newman; in
vitatlon committee, Paul Maclean, w. H.
Robb, C. F. Skrvin, Henry Detering, w. D.
Moore reception committee, ]. b. Harsh
II. S. Storrs, j. B. Sullivan, James Hall,
F. E, Sampson, H. NJ. Fry, Scott Skinner.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-05

reached 101 degrees, the highest point
ever recorded hero in September. The pre-
cipitation was only 80 inches against an
average OF l.SS inches for the past eighteen
years. The year has been rather dry 50 FAR
the accumulated deficiency in precipitation
since January 1 being asa inches.
The university foot ball team Will leave
tomorrow afternoon for Ames, Ia, where
the first game Of the season viii be played
on October with the state Agricultural
school team. The regular team Will be ac-
companed by three substitutes, Coach
Branch and Manager Collett, At meeting
OF the athletic board 1t was decided that
Nebraska would play Kansas only one game
this season Kansas asked for two, one
on their own grounds and one in this city.
The State Board OF Transportation will
consider the complaint OF John o. Heiser
against the Nebraska Telephone company
Thursday, October 10. Mr.. Neiser is seek
ing to have telephone rates reduced.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-05

Paul. is negotiating for lease OF the old
Booge packing house in Sioux City. Haakin-
son formerly ran a packing house here him,
self and is an experienced man in the busl-
ness. He is in Sioux City at present ana
does not deny that he is looking to the re-
opening OF the former Boogc plant. This
will give Sioux City the big plant OF the
Cudahys, the international plant, which has
Just contracted to come for a bonus OF
$4,000, which will unquestionably be raised
this week, and the third will be the Swifts.
Even IL Swift does not come 1t is said on
good authority another packer will embrace
the opportunity OF getting this idle plant.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-05


]. o. Phillippi, assistant general freight
and passenger agent of the Missouri Pacific,
spent a few hours at his office yesterday
morning after an extended trip over the line
between this city and AtchsOn, Kan. He
was accompanied by Superintendent C. NJ.
Rathburn and together they visited every
station on the line. They left Wednesday
afternoon to complete their tour OF inspec-
ton between Omaha and Auburn Mr.. Phil
lippi reported the business of the road to
be in shipshape condition and at every sta,
ton there were unmistakable evidences of
prosperity Like all the other western roads
the Missouri Pacific is troubled with a short
age of cars to handle the movement o,
grain and freight. Tuesday that portion OF
the system over which Mr.. Phillippi has
supervision was short just 432 cars Of being
able to supply the demand OF the grain
shippers. This will be remedied as rapidly
as possible, and it is expected that the grain
will gradually work itself off without caus-
ing the shippers any great inconvenience. In
Kansas the corn crop came up to the ex-
pectations Of the Missouri Pacific and other
railroads and Is one of the best in the
history Of that state, For this reason the
demand for freight cars is largely in excess
of what 1t has been before in many years.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-05
SEPTEMBER MORTGAGE RECORD.
Great Reduction of Farm Incum-
hrnnces In BnnnlO md Pinto.

Great Reduction of Farm tncum-
brances in BuTalo and Platte.
KEARNEY, Neb., Oct. 4.-tSpecial) The
mortgage record for September in Buffalo
county is; Farm mortgages filed, %, s1S,-
1880: farm mortgages released, 26, s21,
075: town mortgages filed, 8, S93 32O1.55;
town mortgages released, II, 81 450; chattel
mortgages filed, 200, s127,146.2O; chattel
mortgages released, 50, s31,549.9S; total
mortgages filed. 23O, 1898 775.25; total mort
cages released. 1O6. S60974.9S.
The total amount of taxes levied in Buffalo
county this year as shown by the tax books,
is sl77671.7S. Last year the amount was
s172 ,6O2.Ol. or these amounts Kearney will
pay s66,941.s5 this year, Last year it paid
S661l2.9S
COLUMBUS, Neb. Oct. 4.-(Special.) y
Following is the record Of the mortgage in
debtedness OF Platte county for September
Twenty-one farm mortgages filed, aggregat-
ing s23323.75; farm mortgages released, 30
s33 55S 20; s town and city mortgages iled
s., 500. rs, 19 released, s5,O5525; so chatte
mortgages filed, s142,S4O.67 26 released
| SO, ,941. 80.
Several heavy chattel mortgages were hlec
TO buy cattle and other stock for feeding
during the winter. 1t Will be noticed the
real estate mortgage record has been re-
duced by nearly 100000. There were two
deeds in foreclosure filed during the month
| the first in 1893.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-05

DENISON, Ia, Oct. 4.-(Specia Tele-
gramD-The republican county convention
nominated the following ticket today: Rep
resentative, DR.. j. j. Williams Charter Oak;
treasurer, C. Il. Price Vail; sheriff, A. c.
Beers, Manila; attorney, Cyrus Beard DenI-
son. superintendent, Il. S. Plimpton, Deni-
son; coroner DIR. W. b, Evans, Arion; sur
veyor, Morris McHenry, Dow City; super
visors, Gustav Rabe and J. r. Brocklesby.
McWiliams was nominated unanimously.
The senatorial question was not alluded to,
and the nominee is unpledged, The ticket
is regarded as strong one and the cam
paign promises to be battle royal.
Congressman John f. Lacey addressed a
large audience at the close of the conven-
tion. He took up Whites speech and an
swered his arguments in detail. The speech
was strong presentation Of the money,
tariff and war issues and elected much ap-
plause. Congressman Smith Mcpherson is
billed for Dow City, in this county, on
October IL.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-05
JUDGES RECOGNIZE BOYCOTT
Instruct Sheriff of jackson County
Not to Take Kansas City Insane
Over Burlington Road.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Oct. 4.-The judges
of the jackson county court have recog-
nized the boycott inaugurated by the bust.
ness men of Kansas City against the Bur.
lington railroad.
The judges instructed the sheriff that 81
long as the boycott is in force he mus
not travel over that road in taking in
sane people to the state asylum at st
Joseph.
The fight on the Burlington, which wa
begun Saturday last as a result of thu
Omaha dlfferential, is being pushed by loca
merchants.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-05

PLATTSMOUTH, Neb.. Oct. 4.-(Special)
Judge Ramsey has decided the case OF the
Seth Thomas Clock company against Cass
county, for the county. The clock was
bought from an agent named Wickersham
for 1891, and placed in the tower of the
court house in 1892. AS soon as Wickersham
drew the money he left for parts unknown.
The clock company lost the first suit, but
upon appeal to the supreme court the de-
cision was reversed and the case remanded.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-05
Democrats Decline to Run.

DAVENPORT, Ia, Oct. 4.-(Special)-
Henry Horst, who was nominated for sheriff
by the democrats of Scott county, has
declined the nomination. C. G. Hipwel, the
nominee for representative on the same
ticket, has also declined. The gentlemen
give no reason for their action and con-
sternation prevails in the party.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-05

AVOCA, Ia, Oct. 4.-(Special Last night
as MIR. and Mrs. Clint Sells Of Nicola were
driving to town from his mothers, two
miles east of Avoca, the team ran away
throwing Mrs. Sells and breaking her limb.
Mr.. Sells had been summoned to the bedside
of his aged mother and drove over from
Nicola in the afternoon. Physicians reduced
the fracture this morning
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-05
or,cK ENDING TO Seller CASE
Charges Against Buttc's ES-Trehsurer
Tboxyn out of Court.

PII1TE. Neb., Oct 4.-(Special 1.-THE
final chapter in the attempt to railroad
Nicholas Sieler, ex-county treasurer, into
the penitentiary was reached today, when
Judge Westover dismissed the case and dis
charged the defendant. For political reasons
the fusion junta of this district made
charges against sieer last summer but the
action OF the treasurer in turning over all
the money due the courts and resigning the
office was an unlooked-for event and upset
the plans OF the schemers.
When Seller appeared in court this morn
ing with petition OF nearly 1000 voters OF
the county the Judge lost no time in dis
missing the case.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-05
rro., catches celery rro,

IOWA FALLS, la, Oct 4.-(Special y
The early frost this fall entailed a total
loss to Farwell & Westgate OF this city
in the destruction OF their entire crop OF
celery. The crop last year was Sc success
full that an acre and a quarter was planted
this season and was of the finest quality
and ready for the market About an acre,
consisting OF nearly 10000 plants. was left
and the freeze destroyed all. The loss to
these gentlemen is estimated at $500.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-05
WILL WELCOME IT'S SOLDIERS.
CIarinda is Making Preparations to
Cordially Greet the BONs.


CLARINDA, Ia, Oct. 4.-(Special "A
public meeting called by Mayor Chiles has
been held and preliminary steps taken for
welcoming home Clarindas soldiers in the
Fifty-frst Iowa on their return.
d. H. Chies, J, r. Good, V. Graft, Walter
w. Hill and S. NJ. Greene have been ap-
pointed a committee of general arrange
ments, and the committee of reception to
go to Council Bluffs and meet the return
ing soldiers will be w. p. Hepburn, c. A.
Lisle, Edwin c. Lane, A. B. Robinson F.
w. Parish, Charles Lnderman, T. E.
Clark, Perry Byerly, j. p Burrows b. r.
Monk and d. II, Chiles. Rev. T. G.. Smith
pastor of the Presbyterian church, has been
appointed president of the day, Lewis Akin
marshal and Thomas Malone and w. s.
Jordan assistant marshals.
AS now contemplated, on the arrival of
the soldiers there will be parade, speeches
general welcome and a banquet.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-05
PROSECUTION MAKES CHARGES.
Alleged Attempt to Bribe One of the
Jurors in Watson Case.

NEBRASKA CITY, Neb., Oct. 4-(speciai
Telegram THE prosecution in the John O..
Watson case caused a mild sensation at the
opening OF court this morning by charging
that an attempt had been made to bribe one
Of the jurors. Judge Ramsey devoted the
forenoon to an investigation OF the matter
and this afternoon overruled the motion OF
the prosecution to dismiss the jury upon
the ground that the facts developed were not
sufficient to sustain a charge of jury brib-
cry. The court ordered that the Jurors must
not communicate with outsiders while the
case is on trial.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-05
Norwegian Pioneers at Decorah.

DEBORAH, Ia. Oct, 4,-The Norwegian
Pioneer association OF America held it's Sec
ond trennial meeting in Decorah today on
Luther college campus Hon. Rasmus b.
Anderson of Madison was the prlnclpai
speaker, but there were a number OF short
addresses. Tonight the delegates and their
friends are participating in a banquet. A
number of well known Norwegians are pres
ent from various points in the northwest.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-05
No Settlement with Union Pncinc.

General Manager Dickinson OF the Union
Pacific railroad has agreed with the boards
OF adjustment of the Brotherhoods Of Lo-
comotive Firemen and Engineers to post
ponement for thirty days of further ne
gotiations looking toward the settlement of
the difficulties between the road and those
organizations. The continuance was granted
at the request of Mr.. Dickinson and the
members of the boards will return to the
city thirty days later,