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Decorah-posten., 1899-06-13
Jnopanorineen.
Heiten 100000 fDmmet paa tire
WiaaneDer.

SnoDdnbringsn bar D1rst uI9opdns
Zig flor idar. Bare | be 10 Mdoneber
ira lite SuIi 1898 til 23oe Moi iaar
baube Gmisrationsbureaue | Dafbs
inssn bOs'srt 2o7,036 Snbpanbrsrs.
Sels bet forssaasnbs adr bar Snbpons
orernss Qntul fun 1891 De
Rdtiondliteter, Tom fnbes itqrteit re.
p%r9ienteret sr 9oldttsre, Srl9nosr.,
StancinaDer cs 5pitsrs. Den itgrfte
prccent al JoIi, Tom 6psrten fan
l9fe sler ftrips finoes blanbt qortus
sifere, aiiater og 2prfsre. 5piferne
meobrinssr be fleits penss, nsmlig |
Gj.nnsminit $3.50 pr. Jnbipib 90
S6peiBsrns tommer iom go. 2 meo
$42.22. De. ION er minoit bsildaet
meb Wpnt er Gdli,isrs og pcrtugiisre
m.b benbOlDsbis 1923 Os $7.28 pr.
Sipipib.
0st %dntasss, at omtring 100000
Gmmierant,r til be 5prsn,be Stater
bar Ianoet | tonabiits 5aOns, os iaas
lepes bill bet idmlsbe @ntal Gmiarans
ter iadr bli iisrrs snb nogsniinbs for.
Rusierne bar nGftsn ubsluttsnoe reiIt
til bet brittle Rorbpeft 3srritorium,
9pfisrs. asiprers, Gr9iers. Siulisrsre
cs portusiisrs ildur iis boOsbiasslis
neb | 9'tsn. mems be flsite andre iprss
beg opsr bet fore 9eitsn.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-13
alaitas Strinfn bilngt.

Sra eonbor t~slesrdfsres ben 8bs, at
Dor ambasiabsr | 2onbon, gbodte. og
Gorb Salisbury er TONNE til Gnigbeo
i Spsrgsmnalst ON aIoIias 9rGnier.
aauaba fadr pprumib' Sdpn.n.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-13
2pbe.0 hummer 1920.
anore Sanoe.
cplsbst / 5ranfris.

Oct er ~iittert, at Qugrsbet pda pr9s
iioent 2oubet forleben Ssnoug itplotes
Si.pubIitsns SLENDER, iOm bapbs plan
lagt bet belle. Ru | Ssuodss par
iaieH PrRfOsntsu tiliisbs DsD be flor.
gtooelsb paa 2ousdamps. Solodtsr
og gOtiti par opitiu,os oOerdlt for at
binors en- Gieutas,lIs al. buao Der
faubt Stsb llq,n fsr.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-13
Stor Srano | Shelbon.

Sheleon 5iemisstss tibIis sorsbas
MOrsen at en- S~loebrunb, Der laebs 8
Spgnin9er Deb ben peitre Gnbe af
Drain Strset / aifs. De dnrettsbe Sa5
cpgipes iaulebes: M. W. ailtp $4,000;
Sanion &c GDenion, Ssrnpursr og Mas
finer $1,000; Nrs. pofpsIs TO !Sufe,
$4,000; Sofpler &c guni. to Sufc
$4,000. Sa6st a~nflaass alt / aft til
$4,000, mems Gsiurancsn fun er bet
babe at bette 8sleb. 8ranoen formo.
oss at bare cpitaaet pso Grploiion af en-
2ampe | ailtbs &j9Iber.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-13
1erurxk2ustat
usfsmmss rirsoas % grssas Rssss~.
usfsmmss rirsoas "a grssas Rssss~.
HssrtiAfsmtnttr

maa t~uele0srss TENET hosr Wanoda % fsrssss Dssr.
cen. ausrtiSism,nitr ino,as,s lie to paa sinansen
'Stasnbs Rumsrs. wssmiHbre bet nstruf'sila isrlans
sea cuts ct a0rtsi,m,Hi, Der issf isnnr tho
Etrsoassmmsrsi = 1E, i~Sridnass t~uor5ffst 3 Sanss.
pti bet iomns inois Tirsoossnumr. ersps. Der tnse.
hOIosr aOsriisisusuisr. iom bet bsts msb, Dor msrs
iss Epsrtisismsnt I bet HsOrs piSrns paa Con.
p~olaisu.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-13
On gal Manos faao.

Sra 9ranb Sorts mslbes ben 8be
SUM: Gn 5armsr peo Rapn Cars
9plsgrin, bpfat / abams 5pfpnibip,
Walib Gountp, bar fsrit br9bt IT
Barn cg oerpaa tuset lit ssst oip. Saa
bar / lin Sib patisnt paa Samestonn
S~inbsipssuibl, men blsp ubItrepet bers
fra iom 6elbrebet.
Mrs. golssren bar en- Sur til Bart
Riusr for at siere Snotjsb, men bun
msotss af ct frpetslist Spn, ba bun
ON aftsnsn tpm biem. paa @ulpet
laa bsnbes Manb pg Barn Sibe pm
Sice, be9ge meo p~ueritadrst Gals.
Mdnoen bapbs sienfpnlig after faast
ct 8anbiosanfalb pg bsrunber fsrt
brGbt Barnet meb en- gdrberfnip %
berpdd siort Gnoe pad Zig islp. Wrs.
gplssrin flyer, at bu bun reiiis bisms
msfra bar Mdnbsn fritz % peb eobt
Mob, % bun bentebe minbft al oft at
sieuie Sismitebet unoer ilige Smitar.
oiebeoer.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-13
IRA Tilippintrns.

2srbng Worgsn dpantsrsbe en- umes
ritanIt Stprts paa $500 Wdno unbsr
8sneralsrns canton, Wbeaton os
S~psnibins fra San psoro W1cdti, og
Oeb Wibbdsstib bdpbs be brsOst uls
SLENDER bort Iigs lii garunaque. 10
amsritonffe Oficsrsr blsU brabt, os
q Solodter blsO iaareoe. Ssber bar
albelss operp9losnos, og mango lso
frbgtelig unoer ben. Oct entagss, at
omtrsnt 40 prctent az 5ropperne
blsD rent ubmdttsbe df anitrensslIn.
Jilippinerne table so brabts og mango
flere ioareoe.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-13
ptsrnnfit.
lei trner meo Strrif | "a Grosir.

Sra Ga GrcsIe mslbss ben The Stunt:
0a Qrbeibst 1luttebts psb 6sSioen |
Gaaraftes, i%nbienbte Splt.ns puu 6. g.
Golmans Saabrue en- gssiarins ON ct
Is grocents Silas paa 2snnsn. De
drbeiosr bog ale fummen ibug, bu ars
beiberne blsp lopet Spar til / often.
Saupiot pibss bar SpItens life truffst
nossn gsitemmslie ON, bpob b epiI sisrs
hpis bsres gesjnrins hssbsr afiIus.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-13

Den life SUM Tom abmir1l
aaus til 5Onolulu fra Sumoas 2srns.
Den LOBE rsiiis hdn fra SonoIuIu og
sr NJ paa 9stsn til San 6raneiseo.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-13
Jr,osfonitrrnien | eaae.

Der ,r lite be lpi,'t. llbfisttr til,
at nossn az be icrsiIaasos plon.r ON
golbgiit BIZ btiDs antasst. 3pFtdnb
iats at bar, imob en- iaaoar Orcnins.
De dmsri,anite Rsprri.ntdnt,r flyer
bog, BE- .nbnu bar 6ddb ON, at nozzle
of punttsrus | ben dm.riianfie plnu
Oil blipe antag.t. III Wsol.mm.rne at
ben pautGntte p,rmun.nts @olbgiftss
ret Ifal p9lgss Of bptrt aanbs 5siefss
rel, bar bog ing.n ubiister til at bliDe
ontdgst.
Gbefen for ben tpfte Delegation fla
gebs oUer, at 5orbdnolinserne blep
bolot bsmm,ligs, bd mango mispii.nbe
Rpgter bI.o Fat I Omlsb. Gan oiloe,
Of Sstrstarens Rsferanter. ftrais be
bar dntasne. fiulbe oHentlissisrss.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-13
&obertion or itplois.

~. .. Rpbertion bIep ibag funbst
ffplbis / Sulftnsri / anbsn Grab, ~efterat
Surpsn bupoe raobilaast i 10 3ims-,
meloes fra Gilbert Sea ben 7be SUM-.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-13
snn irmntr ilemm. srcss meb gofen.

mrs. goehlsr, en- 18daris 6rus fra
GbIOn, Chippewa Gountp, blep for!ss
ben Dag arrsiterst pau 4ntlase for at
babe ienot grspe msb uanitqnbist
Snbbolb mso poiten. SUN blsp bragt
til Wuoiion, bpor Sdesn pil bli Be-
banblet | ben fsosrals Rst. Oct par
Gbionfolt. iom babbs anmslot b.nbe.
Den opgtisite abputdt | bet norbliee
@istoniin sr bIst snsassre, til benoes
5oriparer, og bun tuser Sassn mso
tor Ro os aolbblobigbsb.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-13
aanimtt Of snnet

Saatpn aantrub, en- Sarmer bpfdt
lite langt fra Rotbfap, blep Manoas
bitten rammet at en- 2pnitrauls, mems
ban unber bet p9rite uUsir ijsrte bism
fra gpen pe blep brabt paa Stsbet.
Gan bar fun 81 aor sammel cs eftsrz
laber fig Gnte % TO imaa gsrn. !6sz
itsne Flap uftabt fra bet belle. Stprmen
raiebe | TO timer.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-13
Mnbiipus fore Ias.

Sac qui parle Gountp fprbersoer ia
til fore Seitlisbeber | Qnlsbning Rso'
l9ggslie al Sisrnsitensn til bet npt
Gpurtbus ! MaoiIpn ben 21be Stunt
Seiren / 8ampsn mob 0atpion ON
GpuntpiGoet pil rimeligpis oeiaa sipt
fig tiltjsnbe paa Soften. Minneupolis
&c ct. 2puis 8anen pil fad iitant
Grcuriionsr for anleoninsen. Sasena
9rp9ram Ter iaaleoss ub:
81. 9. Sornmuiit i 9aie Ban par
fen.
81. 10. gais Ban: Rubiion us.
Hasfau.
81. IL bill Mabiions gorsere isrDsr'
2unh.
81. 2 Sornmuiif / Gourtbusparten
gsn pso paitor s. 6. Sones.
Snblsbninsstale at Gountp aom'
f1tslRr U(dguire.
Muiit: Star Spdnsleb Banner
Sule af s. s. SucubIen: Sac qui
parle Gountps 5ortib, Hutib oe
Srsmtib.
Muiit: "Martins Sbrousb gsOr.
sia.1
sale af neutrality-suspicious. 6.
Tprtbrpp.
Muft: "Oie Waht am Rbein."
aommunitationsmiblsr os beres
SnoNbbslie paa 2anObruset; saIsr Al
Soptins og quits.
Muiif: "guntss Sooole."
Sale al Grs8upsrnsr ). g. piGs'
burn: Winnefota.
Muif: "Rsb, Wbite &c Blue"
SaIe at 9lrtitstt Sacobion: Spcrfol
pi bigger.
Den b~sitibsliae Hebl9eeelie AZ Sjsr.
neifensn peb 9rabam popers.
proilamation | anlebnins al bennI
Gambling, peb q. 6. QuaIs.
Wuiif: "4msritd."
gsn % 9sliisnslie peb paitor u. 3
Sppesaarb.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-13
Gnslano 90 Soernt.

Som aaersbe isr msppsIt, nsstsbe
p~rGiioent aruser at ben ipooiritanite
gtepubltt elsr 3ranspdul at gad ino
pad GngIanos 5orpringsr. Gnglanos
ardU puu Susrbsibso oosr lranspadI
Grgrsr 8osrne mssst, oa be sjsr arau
paa at pGrs uafhangiss. pdd ben ans
ben She maa BET inorgmmes, at llbs
lGnbingerns, iom ubgjsr en- Slsrbso af
8sfoltningen | 5ruHsOaal. og iom be,
taller be flsits Stdttsr, 6urbe iaa en-
6eore gebanbling, sub be faar af gos
erne. Den sngslIts aolonidlminiter
Chamberlain er meset inbtagst | gstil
8booes's 8remme ON ct fort engelit
SpbsQfritu. os BET sr sdnite ~iittsrt, at
ban gjerns Oiloe BRUCE ben urst, Tom
uol9noingsrre | 9rdnspdal tlager
oOer, Tom en- unbfploning til at 6es
rspe gosrne al unfbangigbeo. Men
bet pifsr zig. at arugsr life sr iaa grsi
at gipe iig itait mso. gOsrns bar to
8dnse flpttet, forut be Iunbs tomme
bort fra ensslf Snofpbslfs, fer b. ops
rettsbs ben nuOorsnbs Rspublii, og /
1852 blep 5rnnsDaals uafb1neigbeb
ansrtjsnbt. : 1877. bd Smpsrialis
ftsrns bdbbe Wagtsn | Gnglano, blsp
bette 3srritorium fOrmslig ann.ttsret.
8 1880 eiOrbs goerus Spitunb mob
be brittle Wpnbisbecsr og ilcs ben
en9elits oar | Slusst Oeb Maiubd 6ia.
Scr en- mn 61r tunos isnoss uo mob
BEN, tom Glaoitone til Wdatsn, og
ban Oilbs life iortirtts arissn, oa ban
id9oe, at BORNE bar 6lepet urstf9roia
behdnoleos. Srsbstrdttdien az 1881
%eardntersbe 8oernes lofb9ngiebeo |
ofe lotuls aHqrsr. men ilog oaidd
fat Gnslunbs G~perbsibeS. 9ette par
BORNE life tiIfrebis msb. os / 1884
tom Der iitdno en- M Spersnstomit,
bOcrsfter ben iDbdfritanits Rspublits
Waei bIsp inb'tr1ntst bare | en- 9ina.
Den fan life afiIutte arattdter mso
be inbfsote Siummer ubsnfor Trans
pdal os lite msb frsmmsbe Rsaierins
ger mso unotoaelis af Orange 5ris
itaim - uosn gneldnbs Sdmtbtts.
Sislse oenne SUersnstomit at 1894
sisr Chamberlain arap pda snaeIIt
Spsrbsibeo, msoens gcsrrt sisr ardp
pao, at BE- sr uofbonsise. J bet Rsoe,
Sruser npIis bdpoe mso Chamber
lains RsPraisntant. Sir 2lirso Tlils
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-13
Rpbbmo % Slegfias

Gbeiter g. Cornelius fra Oneida Res
fsrpotionen oe Miis Gertrude Smith
fra Darlington bleo ben Sbe SUM pist
/ Misiionstirfen | Sneiba. Cornelius
er en- %fuloblpbs Snsibus Snbiansr pe
en- Of benz, Tom ben sumle 6spbing
Stinaoore efterloo oaroifulbe biitorrs
Re 9ptumsntsr. tSan tiIbsrsr en- 1f be
melt uplpite Snbiunsrfamilisr paa belle
Reisrpdtionen. 30 al bans Ssitrs bar
fact en- bsiers llobannelfe. - Sans
unge 9rub er en- BATTER bib pise.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-13
Eiferrie:nnonrn.

0et bliper boert aar m.r. os mere
pdnlisliat at opr.tboloe Joreninseu
measm aonseris.t llnaurn os astfer.
BONNET gitsrris. Roar ben uuDo.
rtnbs asiisr 5ran3 Soiepb. Tom bar
rsgjsret | so adr. bsr, forubfser
mango, al bet BIZ blipe umuligt at
bpIbs benz iammen loneer. ga, maj,
penter. at ariien nil TONNE sanfie
fnart, itisnt ifslss be fibit. a.l.sroms
mer Ter bet uo til. at git.rrig mat
gad inb pud ungurns arap. Retop nu
timber en- 8onfsrsns Sis6, iom ffal
prspe at tomm. til gnigb.b ON en-
Gornpelie df be eomle geftsmmelfer
onsudsnbe be to Risers JOrbolb til
binanben.
llngarns Rspraisntdnt .r Dsrfies
miniitsr bon Sss1, og Tferris repro.
feni.rss az Grsu bon sbun, fin Jsrite.
miniiisr. llbfaloet fer ub til at bltpe
llnearns SER, bporpeo Grep bon
sbun bill blips nsbt til at tase Mffteb.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-13
Smaanpt.

gben S~ttanIbeim pso 9onon |
gftsrriss blep soelast az Sloebrano
ben 81. Suni. Sire aDinoer miitebs
aiOst, os mango Wennsft.r ~ femme
Sddr.
Spsr 1pffdnb tomm.r Telegram
ON, at bet pdrti | Rcrs.. Tom snfer
auslonbs prOtsttorai oDer Rorss. ffa,
big pinb.r | Stpri.. Oct ,r naturlis,
pis nosst Slubo.r.
aonf,r,ni.n / grpsf.f. fom res
~prsIentsrsr be forftielis. Musi.r, Tom
bar aolonier | afritd. er blsren .nis
ON at iorbsis 1Oloen paa granoepiu.
iom inbfsrss til afritu. fra $3.50 til
$500 pr. 6sttolitsr 900 Quaris).
SmborO pdu a~rissfibst "Sfar1
forlob a1ptein Drspfus gapenne | bel
fronn, @uiona 81. 6 asrbdg Wors.n.
gant Of Gnaldnb bor nstop tipbt
S2,5O0,O00 | dmeritont. 8ulbfptter
for at Iiprts TT Ref.rOefonb.
Den lobe for en- tornado oper
Gan psbrO % aliasfs | prODinf.n
8dGcbolib | Spuni.n. Smirent 80
Suis blso sbstagt, os mango W.nnefs.'
lio eit tdbt. 2sbet az Sasen sroo
mon frtm 10 Gig at Ruinsrn,. Ssfaa
/ gbsn 9ol,bO siOres en- oolofom Siorm
6stposlis Stube.
Den lobe Suni par Der n1it.n 30
Sob 8dnb | ben ~Itrunb.be St.anbam,
per "pdris". os oa Der iumtibig blafi.
en- teri Storm. bsnt.os man. at Stib.t
oilot brpbss iiipttsr.
Oct rpetss M. at 5nffldno oefd1
ftul ,isbe Zen 5srndnbo 90 ! Guin,d.
gugtsn NOR Gameruntbftsn al Spas
nisn, Tom biotil bar brusi Zen Tom en-
Strafstoloni.
"Ssdnns 9'Qre", Tom BIZ blios
ben itsrii. arpbisr / ben frantic Sfadbe.
ls6 al Sta6slsn | 5oulon ben sb. S;un:.
Den sr II, 270 9ons.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-13
I'm I1rinssigg 30.

Sra Qiblano melbss, at en- msgci
paroifulb Seripfp oerftsbs blsp al
Stutsoprlassn osmt til 9sben oe
orabt pou Stebst. forbi ben bar ansres
Bet al Sarins. 0stte Silfalos bar oatt
mesen 9gnsitelie bIdnot 8paseiere Der.
omtring.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1899-11-25
GUAM REFORMS
Governor Ieary Issues Two Very
Peculiar Pr0cIamations
to Natives.
One Requires Them to Do Ger.
tain Work and Pay Ger
tain Taxes.
The Other Directs That All Adults
of the Island Shall Get II
Married.

NEW YORK. Nov. ga special to
The Tribune from Washington says:
Governor Leary of Guam, or tho
''1sle of Guam" as it is called III the
official gubernatorial seal. Is having
novel experiences FOR an American in
an altogether unique community, but
the infrequency of communication with
the outside world permits little infor-
nation to reach Washington regarding
this innovation in colonial establish
ments.
The last report received, dated Oct.
IL, gives a terse resume of affairs in tho
captains dominion since the last mali.
1t shows that the islanders are inordi-
nately lazy, having acquired the habits
of their ancestors, of raising only such
crops as will keep their bodies and souls
together, and that they cannot be easily
induced to value money or exercise
their earning power. .s.l..,.
Requires All to CONTRIBUTES.
The interesting part of the report re-
1ates to the reforms begun, Of which the
governor says: ri
Having disposed of the priests, rapid
progress will be made, and no further
resistance will be encountered"
Governor Leary has issued two orders
of a peculiar nature. The first order
published is designed to compel each
adult native to contribute to the sup.
port of the government by engaging i'll
food production. This order was issued
Oct. 4, and directs all who have no trade
to plant cereals, vegetables and SO forth,
under more or less severe penalties. It
is stipulated that each citizen must
have at least IL hens and SOW, and
continue in possession of them indef-
nitely. They must bring to the bar
racks at stated intervals, eggs and
chickens, and they must pay their taxes
and discharge other Indebtedness.
General Order to We'd.
The other order, dated Sept. IA, is
nISfe radical. ~ 1t demands that e.oncn-.
binage, which was general all over the
island, must stop Immediately. In this
order Governor Leary moralizes as fol-
lows to the natives:
"The existing custom of raising fam
lilies of illegitimate children is repul.
sive to ideas of decency, antagonistic
to moral advancement, incompatible
with the generally recognized customs
of civilized society, IL violation of tho
accepted principles of Christianity ana
u most degrading injustice to the inno-
cent offspring, who is not responsible
for the condition of his unfortunate
existence"
The governor, in conclusion, COM
manded immediate wedlock for the
whole adult population and made the
license and civil ceremony free until
Nov. 3. AS result, the officers in
charge Of licenses and marriages We're
worked half to death, until nearly
everybody Oh the island was legally
married There was rush tc obey ths
order, and in fact the people have
shown disposition to be obedient to
any suggestion from their governor.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1899-11-25
CLERY'S LARGE TASK.
Relief of Ladysmitll Will Tax His Gen
eralship to the Utmost.

Relief of Ladysmith Will Tax His Gem
eralship to the Utmost.
LONDON, Nov. 21.-The present week,
according to the dispatches from the
front, ought to see a. change in the de-
fense tactics hitherto maintained by
the British in South Africa. 1t is said
that the task allotted to General Clery.
that of relieving Ladysmitb, will tax
his generalship to the utmost. The
Beers are developing a great deal Of
strategy in the neighborhood of Est
court and General Joubert is reported
TO be moving southwark himself in Or
der to direct the movement to repel the
British advance. after, it would seem,
attempting to isolate Estcourt. This
latter movement is already in progress.
The Beers practically surround the
town.
General Clery is lamentably deficient
in cavalry and artillery, though at
tempts are being made to replace the
former by outlander mounted infantry,
of whom about 1900 have started for
the 'front.'
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1899-11-25
n THE FACE OF RETURNS.
I'm Ocr rats Concede Taylor Has u Plu
rnlfty hut will Contest. s-

lfSli ocrats Concede Taylor Has u Plu-
rnlity hut Will Contest.
gSglRANKFoRT, KY, Nov. 21.-- The
eSeanocratic state campaign committee
that Taylor has majority on
sAe face of the returns, but bases ii
IGHpe OF the election of the Democratic
$eket Oh throwing out the vote of
kSuisville on account of the alleged in
Inference Of Governor Bradley's SOL
l$ers, and johnson and Knox counties.
Mlere tissue ballots were used. The
kentucky election law plainly provides
Wf a secret ballot and the Republicans
lssmit that they are not as we'll fortified
IN the defense of their interests in
sNhnson and Knox counties cases as
Hey might be, but do not credit to any
B&tent the Democratic claim regarding
LlGuisville. In fact they assert that
Mould Louisville be thrown out on the
Evetext claimed they will not stand for
Sand that they have assurances that
Governor Bradley will back them up.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1899-11-25
MR.. HoBART'S CAREER.
An Eminently succsssful Man Both In
Business and Politics.

An Eminently Successful Man Both in
Business and Politics.
Garrett A. Hobart was eminently sue
cessful, both in business and politics.
His reputation us a man Of affairs and as
one Of the shrewdest business men in the
country was perhaps greater than his
reputation as a political leader and states
man, until his election to the vice presi-
sdency three years ago. Mr.. Hobart was
Born In 1914, at Long Branch, n. ]. His
ancestors on his fathers side were Eng
slish and on his mothers side Dutch.
Thirty three years ago he was graduated
from Rutgers college and began teaching
school. Three months later he entered
upon the stndy Of law with Socrates Tut
tie, q prominent lawyer in Passaic county
md who was at that time mayor OF Pater-
son onng Hobart is said to have arrived
fit Paterson with but i dollar and Htty
cents ih his pocket, and from this small
beginning he made his way unaided to
wealth and prominence In 1869 he was
admitted to the bar and the same year he
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1899-11-25
REPORTS OF FIGHTING.

Heavy Battles Said to Have Occurred Mt
Ladysmith Last Week.
LONDON. Nov. 2l.-A special dispatch
from Estcourt, dated Nov. 20, says that
report has reached there of a battle at
Ladysmith Wednesday, Nov. Is, last
ing from daybreak until in the after
noon. Many Beers are said to have
been killed and many are reported to
have been taken prisoners. The British
losses are reported to be much less.
Another battle is said to have oc-
Cured Thursday. 1t is described as
the heaviest yet fought. The Boer dead,
it is added. number hundreds.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1899-11-25
MOURNING AT PATTERSON.
Death of the Vice President causes Deep
sorrow ut His Old Home.

Death of the Vice President causes Dee p
sorrow ut His Old Home.
PATERSON, n. j., Nov 2222- ~ The
death of Vice President Hobart is SIN
cerely mourned by his, old friends and
neighbors in Paterson, where he was so
we'll known. In token of this not only
We're the flags upon public buildings
half-masted, but flags We're similarly
raised on. many private buildings and
dwellings, Bells were tolled at intervals
and the court adjourned rs token of
respect. ~. ..-.,
The mayor has issued proclamation
recommending that upon the day of the
funeral, the public schools, Offices and
all houses of business be closed; that the
business houses and residences be
draped; that the people refrain from
their vocations and assemble in their
accustomed places of worship, there to
engage in ceremonies betitting the sol
emn occasion, and that all bells of the
city be tolled between 8 and II a. IN.
and and . p. m.
MIR. Hobart's Illness.
Mr.. Hobart's illness first attracted
public attention when he went to Long
Branch last summer. He spent a por-
ton of the summer there and during
that time had number of weak spells.
It was not admitted then by his physi-
sian or family that he was seriously i'll,
although he continued in failing health.
Near the end of the Long Branch sea-
son Mr. Hobart went to his Paterson
home in company with Mrs. Hobart,
his son and secretary.
About month ago Mr.. Hobart's ill
ness took decided change for the
worse and shortly after that notice
was issued by Mr.. Hobart's family to
the public, admitting that the vice
presidents condition was critical and
that little hope of his recovery was en-
tertained.
Mr.. Hobart's funeral will take place
Saturday aftarnoon at 2 o'clock from
the Church of the Redeemer Presby-
terian.)
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1899-11-25
GO TO MEET BRITISH
BOERS UNDER JOUBERT MOVE
SOUTH FROM LADYSMiTH.

Will Attempt to Prevent tho Junction Of
the Relief Force With That OF Ge neral
White - Reported engagements at
Ladysmith Arc Unconfi nfirmed and Brit
fsf OfIicialx Incline to Discredit Them.
LONDON, Nov. o1.-The Standard pub
fishes the following from Ladysmith.
dated Sunday. Nov. 10:
The arrival of the reliet column at
Estcourt has completely modified the
plans of the enemy and General Jou-
bert has moved to the south in an effort
to prevent the junction of the two Brit
ish forces. r