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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-01-13
IN TIE hUusE OF COMMONS.
DIStinrti.,:S Between Words Pnr1in-
r,,..-,f..r mn Il In, @ mt

mcntary aad Inpn parliamentary.
Probably the most difficult and unpleas-
AIT OF the duties which the speaker of the
house of commons is called upon to dis.
charge is tTat of deciding whether an
offensive personal allusion to q member
in tho course of debate, is or is not a
breach of parliamentary decorum. There
is no definite rule or order to guide the
speaker in this delicate matter. The de-
ciSion is left entirely to his own taste and
discretion. But there has always been a
rather curious distinction drawn between
remarks that reflect adversely on MEM
Der as man and on a member as poll
tician. According to well established prec-
edents, the former are in all cases consid-
cred supplementary, while the latter
rarely meet with reprimand from the
speaker
Illustrations of both categories of per-
sonal illusions and the light in which
they are regarded by the occupant of the
chair were afforded one night in the SEES
sion of 1896, during the debate on the
new rule of procedure in regard to supply.
The expressions were applied to promi-
nent member of the opposition and to the
leader of the house. 1t was said of the
former that he had been "a monumental
instance of inconsistency throughout his
political life."
Here We have an allusion to a member
as IL politician. 1t was met with cries Of
Order, order" and Withdraw, with
draw" from the occupants of the opposi-
ton benches, but Mr.. Speaker Gully stop
ped tho interruption by saying, The hon
orable member has not used any unpar-
liamentary language Later on in the
debate the leader of the house was told
that "by subterfuge" he was going to
palm upon tho house resolution
That" said the speaker, "is hardly
proper language to Use. " The word Sub
terfuge" was withdrawn by the offending
member, and amid laughter "misappre-
hension" was substituted i'll its place
Ninptpppth Century
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-01-13
GENERAL STUMP ON IMMIGRA-
TON.

General Herman Stump, Cx-Com-
missioner of Immigration appeared
before the Industrial Commission OIL
Tuesday and gave his views on the
Immigration question. He said that
it was desired simply to restrict i'm
migrate the educational test would
az ,mpIish it. If, however, we desire
to secure good class OF workingmen
this test would not be SO efficient. The
Importation of honest men to do the
rough work, even though they might
be sty lei ignorant, had tended to ele-
vate our own people. Gen. Stump
said that the present immigration law
should be amended in regard to i'm
porting Ia Horers under contract Sun.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-01-13

The National Bark of Ashburn-
ham, Mass, was robbed early on Mon
lay morning, the safe being blown to
pieces by dynamite.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-01-13
Something tn Worry Her

Mrs. Myles-I told Mrs. Styles | had
heaped Goals of tire cn her head, and She
looked worried.
Mrs. Fylcs-W;:at made her look wor-
ricd, TO you suppose:
"Sho di&n't know w:cthcr they were
on straight or nat - Tonkers Statesman
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-01-13
AN IMPORTANT DECISION

Judge Edmund Waddill, of the
United States District Court of the
Eastern district of Virginia, on Mon
day rendered decision on various
questions arising from the assignment
of a local firm, that has far reaching
effect. Last week he decided that the
parties committed AN act of bank
ruptcy by making an assignment. On
Monday he decided that the United
States District Court alone has the
right to administer the assets. This
is far reaching decision, and an
appeal will be taken to the United
States Court of Appeals. If Judge
WaddilI is sustained, the effect will be
to take from the State courts aDG
transfer to the federal courts the pow
er to administer the assets of insol-
vent persons, firms and corporations
Baltimore american.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-01-13
NOTICE TO CREDITORS-s

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
THIS IS To GIVE NJ TICF.-That the sub-
1 sC1trcr us OBTAINED truiIl the Register of
Wills OF Hartford county, Nd, Letters Tesla
.nc;tar; On the estate ui
C.SUSAN HAYS,
late of Hartford county deceased. All persons
having claims against said deceased are here
BY notified 10 exhibit the same with the legal
vouchers thereof
IN ar liz fore ihe 10Th day of July. 1891.
or they may otherwise by law be excluded
IRON al benefits OF said estate. All persons
indebted to said estate are requested 70 rnnkt.
immc late payment.
Given ul.dcr my hand and seal this 10Th day
Of January, 1859.
BEiTIE HAYS
EXecutriy.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-01-13

-General Joseph r. Hawley was
named as the Republican candidate
for United States Senator from Con
necticut, on Wednesd w.
-Adniral Schley has accapte the
invitation of the Merchants and Manu-
facturers Association 10 attend Their
banquet on January 26.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-01-13
RESOURCES.
LlABILI lies.
Fire Loss Account.

reported and rot adjusted:
thomas II. Stunsbury......... $500 90 |
Iuhn 4. Wilson's heirs.".. ..... 1OG |
Iilie Gal Ioa.............. 81 10 |
Adjusted and not puid None.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-01-13

Hon. Murray Vandiver, chi. irman
of the Democratic State Central Com
mittee has recovere his health suff.-
GENTLY to attend to business.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-01-13
THE COMMITTEE REPORTS FAY
ORALLY

The Senate Committee on Foreign
Relations Oh Wednesday authorized
Senator Davis to report the peace
treaty favorably without amendment.
The session only lasted about an hsur
and there was a bare quorum present,
Senators Morgan and Gray being the
only Democrats present. The alb
sent Democratic members were fully
appiised of the purpose of the meeting
and they indicated no opposition to
immediate action.
There was not the slightest sug-
gestion of an amendment in commit
tee. Senator Davis was instructed to
press the treaty upon the attention Of
the Senate with the view of securing
as early action as possible.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-01-13
RISks.

Insurance OF 1897 50, 1913 9OS "a s633,63j 20 J
Cancel'ps of 1898. ,GJ3, 129 90 122, $50 go |
ST,640, 179 81 S5l7, 4Si GO |
New bus. 1853. so, 5S3 90 1GG G36 S5 |
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-01-13
ROBERT ARCHER, Solicitor.

RICHARD DALLAM, Pre- sident.
GEO. X. CAIRNES, Secretary.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-02
CITY NOTICES.

.=s.- - ~ -
THE CITY or SEATTLE DEPART
r1.ns az Finance Treasurer OgHce. City
TreaStrer's notice
Notice Is hereby given That Tie assess
meut roll of Local Improvement District
No Tvs In the Clty Of seattle, created by
Ordinance NJ. 5ss1 Emitted b Ordinance
providing for the !TnpTov eEnCut ~ last
jefferson Street Ia t5e City OF Seattle.
from TNent1eth Avenue 70 tne East lsue
Of the Saudcr-Boxnan Real Eszate Com
panys frsi addition 80 the lily Of Seattle.
hy grading s.deNaIhinE ana parking gald
street nst wren sad Essln1s ana providing
for tn. payment therefor b. iIe mode Of
immaculate payment. and establishing a
fund for such payment ny an assessment
lap0n All lots s57d parcs-ss of iand benefit
cd bs sAlef lfngsToX eHe0' under fae pro-
visions Of Ordinance No. @eSs. approved
Apsls - fSs2 as Amended by Ordinances
No $40. approved May =. fa$& and Orti-
nance No. 4ss2. approved May :, lSs5, and
tns 1dty Charter 40 now 80 force, haas lifen
Ce-gtlsft4 10 me To- collection and fhst
unless payment % the assessment thar~-
aU ccntaln@& - made Nltniu = days from
the date x the trst publication x 19is
noiia- ~IcA assessment shah become de-
$3GQsssnt and snail bear Interest nj {hs
rafs OF ~ issr cent sssr amman ust.f fss Is
and Il nor pa4a before s5scb assessment
shall have become delinquent a ~. mar
AZ ; fax eeft shall ae sstal~sf and feg
Suns delinquent sa-ill o. entered s,n 7hs
ag71Eal tax E0a fos es.e cHsrers YEAR
against each l8E and "a Ycs- "a, 80,
and w8ta this interest collected - s5fh.r
SaXss. SasTesEast2 account being k.s.s tsss.~s
o., ana u Oaf Saaid @sf2ln Fae tlrsa nxr4F
Tor the payment % asty faxas. sof -
co.lests7A together wtta SGch zss5s.Er.r,e,
essaT&s& @Ea betalt!es 2s ars- allta.se8x..G
10 o. charged aa3 collected Dc ONE -
sn4sasF:t taxes ssch lot 81. rarr,.s s., -
Assgsefas shAA Re sid for me afs2yr.s.s -
ssach assessment. wtfs .rletexge ara -
al tAe ti:sse and IN The sasagrT aga hv ffs
same authority as 3aGais and .3ts A. -
.or csty taxes. az
=. II. FO5rE
city Treasurer ~ lee Csts % ~4sttga
fsA=T = lsss. " ~S-''
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PUBLISHER soTie.g Trasealax

PUBLISHER NOTICE - Trase5szx
sxsats are j. A Mcclellan. L. G. SsgaSsa4ss.
v 5. Eo1isy and q r. LOOMS. glsg eos-
laesors age j. A. GatacarE Il. T. sfAwte5,
Eugene Mccarthy, e. II. Aes+gxan. e. u
SseTsn aid II A. Asisis- Yostxas@zSEs sss-
srySAsFs are or agents, PAY frsoss@y only
10 tasse ADD 20 Our resident &NStssA ~ tbs
FaEioNx eities and fuEHs If the s2r5a~sss
ADVERTISE Esr-saanxxs for advertise
msniz Ia E4@ Sunday P1ss-Anssss4seEscE =
nz9st BE furnished BY / esc.ock Saturday
Offices u ssse Pcss-FntsiltgsssesT.
TACOMA EisREsAT-No. i24 Pacific as-
enss- l.. A. Hsrrlsoa.
OIL APfs-sIs1s Mx.a street. 6. c. VIE
sfafissy. Axeaf.
EtEEETT~P. X Lewis.
sFJkAN e. Branch OFFICE, TradsTs
block. room II Hoisert1a bsock. corner
Eitsrsgds ard Mill. telephone 81 j. o
PesersDgS. ManaRsr
FORT TOwSHE%D-Wm. A. pfeSrsr-
EFLLfNsHAN HAY~Ssw Waafcors.
Parker Ellis. Manager
VICTORIA. z. c.--ss@erxe Mars1en-
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HELP Wa>rEn~-NAI.E.

WANTED asAo ia0oferH FOR WORK ON
White fass Il Yukon ga3lyaat waxss
= CENTS an at'ar ana ug station work
row being Eel ~ hlEaess Prices VA the
British Columbia division. .sfrees a. tha
station man. Boyk 81 80 1886 eer ward
earth - - SIC Per yarH Tt%y~ are
mites 81 this ode 1853 station ,eork
a0a p Go,man book tgreg ara t,.,tsff,a-
hlA street Seattle or W. tnas o.
Court building. NanceuNes. II {
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kI.oNDiKE VESSELS.

SPECIAL. rnesse niger leaves Tor -. pe
and Circle CITY on or abont : a. /.
H. viii TAKE letters TO LAVISH T~sft
mali at Rainier-GraHd hotel. c.'s.
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FOR SALE-LODGING HOUSES.
FOR SALE - Nine-room house. good
chance To keep boarders; house and fur
nture III good condition. Apply at SIS
Marion street
Is ROOM lodging house beautifully fur
nished, bath and gas; regular snap. part
~ on time. Spencer & Co. Sill FRS;
avenue.
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Cl-gg,%-Ers E<attst rskrsary I. lsss. Mrs.
I>eey Olson mother 81 Charles l.. ussosa.
of heasft failure, aged = years
Services viii DC kesa as Residence, &c
Maynard avenue today az 80 o. ~
NIsPPT.Fs~The s0e.y ~ john 6. Hassspa@,
aged e years Wa8 found H0atsEx IN tsSe
hay Fshrpary !. isaa. had Sesss sH1ssssg
from III Tfs3ryy-garss aseEssse asssce lana
AIRY "a Esse cause ~ Sssath NgsnaSn-
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WANTED-Esnergetic woman FOR compan-
ion and partner for Atlin- Address IS,
care st-inteiiigencer.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-02
WANT ADS.

Ady~rttsementa under any
heading In classified columns
lie = WORD each tanestt0ns min
tnum charge. &c. tiassineu
advertisements ranntng one
month without change of copy.
$3.50 per line, tseven words
count 10 finep- On thre~
moashs' order. EI.a5 per iiae
per nsonsh, ON six months' orr
der, $40 per Iine per naonth;
ON yearly order, ~ per iine
per month.
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WANTED Nine ct.ok%, So. sfn~ aerue
tvssn1ster; S4sFd wo.s8 Tea sslatef. Sc, t,,4
fauud arae Ssw beiDer qussk v.,s.,,sg
n1aR 81 - ,f.@y EFeaz~F farm Aass,ia sn,f
nssiArTp ~ faf}t fAnssFe bands. tss-
rgakeFE ueR. gAtA 10 ties stoF#r. ptsal a.,
',saa ~ssei 8md 6 " FAaa Ngteafsi Fa5tfF
g. ~ wa0H Rn1 tAslg choppers sAss sa.f
As c8n pav0, ala Furnished rs, a oa xrt-
ornament SVsS hsg.E teae inca 9.s es.E ae.s
3tr 1FHst. ssas MRS, s Gs. gsVeer etaHf.
b,sig choppers. s. cert Ef4ssS 4sx.f5k--sf
ro barking nt}tue ar heaFtsmS fAN as,,-
t,usc, H8tns}e m.ii iAbvFegs f. e.ssrti
81 si. falsGFS. = walters. s., &s..3 saaaf
steady isaerers "a svNr board s.
rwar9pSFs s. esFgers- hand CLEARING
Cra@r's tas5 u tss4sfsst sn stFas't
" ANTEn ~ C'fav farU- s. sra Nest Nssa
Ssrssst telephone, fssArk t3ts, t,sa y II
tss~. xraHaFs tea t4N5efE ara .tfEz.arS fre
Idaho asA fs8NtegH NssA8rEGar g.
e Is rTt.s pass. 81 n teesas Ese4@ ssst4
drF. s. camp f1eukTN, sgGrt. ~ sf~as1 f.a.
Hefs 8 e an3 beard 4 saA 3VsEinE gTxv
8 10 s.
WANTED A steady. r~3iAase gs.lss.t,s VAS 3
Nhe knne Seattle We0 ag 8 sap Ettt
security MARX tet9t8 hea AaNa ssesHs e :.
t1sers. Reene N ~ Ms NaTk tes}a s.4
Y,NF NORsESHcE restaurant. unAer 49,
sua 3s@xgaHat. serves the Eess tss nseA5 s-e
stty. tAf&est TsSt&8rNH: ~ Sea ls{s- -
Feret @Fee2c saasfH.
SIX F3ESr-ct.A$S NACagNtSgS sant.
~ az 0is~S. SgaE.r iF0a WesN& Esrr~
ell
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FoR SALE-CIrY REAL ESTATE


ARE YOU LOOKING
FUR 4 kASCHT
We offer the chance
~ = life time
To buy an improved
Fruit ana Chicken Ranch.
All ready 70 move right
ON t0, At less thag ecSt
of fDprOVeule utS.
The property IS being sold because OF
failure OF health. and intended removal
% the owners from the state.
i acres all cleared
and under cultivation:
b,n fruit srers tn prime
uf bearing. OF assorted va
uvties nearly lSu cherry trees.
balance pTnnes plums, pears
and apples:
excellent dwesnng az rooms: chicken
houses. fTu4t houses and / milk house
Win double walls sad cement floors.
sta 3ie suitable for Read OF stock; aa2gn-
dance ~ water with Rtu5irz!A and WatET-
tank, one Jersey cow and 10 LeghoTn
chick ems > breeders household and kltch-
~ furniture, farm implements. etc, Gdaf-
ter mile from boat landing. This prop
ertF is worth Ss,eafs, price. s-.ss'f'5. X
WA r HARPER.
Dexter Horton Bank Bldg
MOORE a Co.
ia James Street.
For Sa}e--'Tsss flse-TSom ns1~lgrr houses:
beautifully heated on second hill sl.2o1
Beauglrul bati4tng ioss. 50 10 ~. monthly
Moore Co. IL James street.
". " DEARBORN
= taioE. Beck
4 LARGE 3.St o. improved an5 unsgspr 3v@ff
city. suburban ard farm properties taken
CT foreclosure ey Eastern osreEs los
sale 81 on prices AID Ga eAss terms.
C&8 ami ex&na-ne
"a ~xns Tsr rent
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-02
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION NoTIcE-Nottce is here
by given that the .opArtuership hereto
fore existing between the undersigned.
as Peltier x CO. - this day dissolved;
Mr. Peltier assumes all indebtedness and
is authorized 20 collect all accounts and
Will continue business ct tae same place
as heretofore.
Dated February J. lsea.
". NJ. pELTIER.
II q cox
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The following letters await advertisers =,
fais Office
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1899-03-23
Gpclnnipiitteu i'm gHoeu.
Sine 5alnille ben 10 Esriontn ge-
tD0tet.

Birmingham, Qla., 20. Mdr5. Sim
| Selheiten iiber ben gDclpn, Der qeitern
gbndrbsptae beinifuhte, iinb bier
nlnnebr eingetrcffen. get6btet narb
bic aus Den gltern nnb 8 ainpern Be-
itebenoe 5dmilie Des Steuer6ebers
Gents Goffee in gleburne gountn,
perleBt s Peripnen, beren glamen
feitgeitellt iperben fpnnten, IDirie cine
gln3abl anberer unbetannter 9erIonen.
Die Sturmbdbn mar etipa 200 g)ar0s
brett nnb Durh5og Die @egenb in eiaer
Sdn9e BON IL Wteilen. Seinen glnz
fang rabm Der GncIon nabe ssron gitn,
eleburne gountn unb beipeqte fih
Damn in elmer getpdltigen tri6terFDrmiz
gen Bplte fiiDndrts. gluf ben erTfen
100 Ydrb5 ridtete er meter feinen
Shdoen an. bonn aber 3erft0rte er
Jules, mas i'm in feiner 8obn enteez
gertrat. Sds feite, aus 9dumItdmz
men 5uiummengefiigte 9aus gpffee's
iparo in bic !0Dbe geboben unb bdnn
IN tauieno 4tome 3erIchmettert. Hur
Die sethe bes tleinften &inbes pqro
sltnter ben 5riimnlern gefunDen, bic
aroeren 10 5amiliennlitglieber fpur>
ben Dpm Sturme iiber cine babe
Dfeile lpeit geIhleubert unb ldgen toot
IN etnem Saufen beieinunber. Die
Na6barbduier BON Wiber, gafon,
Steepan unb Stnnien fielen ebenfaas
Der gButb bes Gnelpns gum Spfer,
ihre Sniafen erlittep 3ulneilt mebr
pber fpeniger fhpere 8erIebunaen.
Gafon uno fein Weib purben BON
Dem gBinoe Dur6 bic 5eniter entfii6rt
uno mitten in Elm nabes 5elb gez
porfen. Siiblid t0eftins berlor Der
Gpclon mebr unb mebr on 8raft, asr@
itDrte dber nabe oiefes Srtes Elm
8uBenb 6duIer. 9a Die gegenp
bprtielbit nur biinn be1iebelt ift, 10
iino DerbdltniBmGBig nur ipenigeMenz
i1en umgetommen, bdgegen lit unter
Den 8iebberDeu grpber S9dben ans
gerihtet ipDrben. Die goffee'f9e Saz
mile ipurbe 9eitern bereits unter qrpz
Der Sbeilnabme Der gep0lferung CUR
leBten Gnbe gebettet. Sin anberer
NBirbelpino fu9te bas nDrolid9e Qlas
bama heim. mari cine 9lnaabl fleirere
8ebdube Bel 9a5elgreen nm unb perz
nihtete Die tleine Srtf1aft Sellers.
4tldnta, Ga, 20. MGr3. Sin
epclon fegte seitern Morgen gesen 8
llhr iiber gurte GountD babin uab
forberte 4Wleni9enleben nabeWabnesz
bprp gum Spfer. @iele 9GuIer tpurz
Den umgeipebt unb ionit nod GROCER
SAaben dnserihtet.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1899-03-23
WoIfStbtimitdle 0Mnoae-
buna.
6entral 8omes ipiro pon Den Gnbas
nern ais Ylailoeni !, ,gebnbmt".

6dpnna, 20. WGrs. Die pplfss
tbumli9e aunbgebung. tpelbe an
WiittiDpd @benb in Der auintd be los
Wsplinos 81 @bren bes Generals So
meg fiattfanb, i6eint iid9 gu einem
lprdI IbentIdaftsbubm fir ben General
Igeitdltet 81 bdben. Die meiIten HeDz
Iner beitanben Darauf, ben db9eTeBten
Sbfrgeneral fir ben ein3igen Mann
81 tfflarenL Der Die lIndbbdngi9teit Der
|Snld 5u geipdbrIeiiten i'm Stanbe unb
an Der SpiBe Der cubdniIhen Hepu6lif
3u fteben berufen lei.
( ,sa @ripiberung auf bieie Idmeidelz
}dftsn Gerfi6erlmgen bat 8eneral @oz
mf8, alleroings in bO6it porii9tiger
Weifs rrflGrt, pdB er nibt bdran benz
fen tonne bds grdiioentenamt an8us
nebnltn, neHn ibm basielbe nicbt Dur4
sinitimmige 9lbitimmung Der cubdniz
fbe1 geDDlterung 3uertdnnt nerDe.
0iefe Nntport iteht jeoDh in einenl
egentbiimlihen Wioeripru6 nit oem
m ieinem Mianifeit am Spnntag funbz
gesebenen Yrpgramm, NORM er err
TART baB es iein ein3iger WunIh lei,
lih jeBt in bas Yripatleben Suriifsuz
Siehen unb ieine 5uge in Rube unD
drieoen auf feiner gldntage in San
Domingo 5u beIdlieben. 9ieIe 9er=
dnberung in Der bis6er BON 9omes
eIngenommenen Ste[lung lit pbne
Sipefel benz gldn3enpen Siege 8usuz
1hrelben, ben er iiber bic 8eIeBqebunq
errungen bat, unb Der ueber8euquna,
haB ibm Die llnterItiiBung BON faIt al
len alaifen Der cubaniihen 9epDlfez
rllng gu 8ebote itebt. Seine ipdtere
politil6e 2aufbabn ipirD nit ssntereiie
perfolgt lperben, benn fpenn bic Wabz
len, Die cine 8runolage fir bic polite.
fd]e gleilgeitultung Der sSnfel biloen
nerben, ppr Dem GrlOIGen bes iebt All
isinen 8nniten berrI6enben Gntbus
iiasnns ab9ebalten lperDen, fann er
obne 3ipeifel Die b0GIten Gbren baben,
ipel9e bic neue 8eieBgebung ,5u perges
ben bat.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1899-03-23
Brief aus WaniIn.

9lus einem S6reiben, ipelhes Der in
Gompagnie B bienenoe 6enrp 6pmam
nnterm 9. 3Sebruar an ieine gltern I'M
SiDur Sails ri1tete, entnebmen mir
6olgenoes
SD babe opr Spei Woden oas
Sospital nerlaiIen uno beiinoe mid
pieoer i'm SelD i'm attipen Sienite. sSbr
lDeroet mabri1einlih bereits BON ben
Gefebten geleien baben, Die am 4. unD
5. 6ebruar bier itattfQnoen. 9lm
Samstag abeno gegen 10 llbr lpurben
mir olarnlirt uno gleid) barauf ging
Der Saa5 lps. Ias Siio=8afpta 4e=
giment that ielbitperitdn0lth feline
4flidt unO Sduloiafeit uno Cberlt
6rpit muroe Degen Deiien 6altung BON
0en 8enerdlen 0nle uno Otis belobt.
Die Snlurgenten befanoen iid) auf lln=
ierer linfen Seite in elmer fleinen Crt=
fCbeft. Die leoOb balo ourf bas beftige
slrtilleriefeuer oaraus pertrieben ipur=
Den. glls mir Die Grtida5t betraten,
,,fanben mir Soiibner. Sauben uno
Sdlber opr, Die gebraten uno auf oas
Wobl Der 6ilipinps peripeilt murben.
sim Sonntag 9ormittag muroe un=
Ter SberIt NIT Den @pmpagnien A, G,
III, K, L lmo M mieoerum in ben
Rampf periuidelt, Die lit) iebr tapfer
benabmen. Die Gpmpngnien B, G., d
nno + paren 0agegen na1 Wtanila ais
lnnere gSabe beorDerf nproeit.
Sa ib ioeben ais gSahtpplten Bee
ieihnet ipuroe. mus i1 ben 8rief
ihiieBen, bamit er nit Der Sselopplt ab=
geben tanH.
SD beriftoe MIDI ipieoer reht Dobl.
mas ih audi BON Sud- 9lflen bpffe.
Noieu.
Senrn Soman.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1899-03-23
6artgetottener Verbrcd,er.
yeder bilit faltbliitig bel Der sjsen=
tlficlrung Der &noden
ieiner 6ran.

Gbicdgo, Is. Wtai. Qlnfangs ndns
iter Wohe pirs Der ru1loIe 8attinz
mDrber Nuguit geder ben 9rpBQez
i9nprenen porgefiibrt perben, bic ibn
natiirlidb fofort in 9lntlaaeauitanD
perfeBen iperben. 9d geder Iein ents
iebli9es 9erbre6en eingeitanben bat,
10 lpiro feline proceifirung eine refine
Sprmfahe iein.
gBie rob unb pertommen Der patron
tit, aei9te fib BON glel.snl, ais bic 9oz
liSei Die ipenigen &np6eniiberreIte Der
ermoroeten 5rau fortirte. Yeder aing
audi bierbei bilfreih an bic 6dnb uno
tbentificirte nit falt abItpBenbem
@lei4mrtb brei SABINE, Die man nit
ben iibrieen ano6enreIten ausgeara@
ben bate. Gr nahm einen 3abn nacb
Dem dnbern in feline 9anb unb erflGrte
nit aller Seelenrube: nSalppbl, bas
tit elm 3abn aus bem Munbe meiner
5rdu!" Mlan 1ollte ss faum fir mDgz
LID balten, baB Elm MenI4 10 tisf iinz
fen tann.
Sba Sutterlin 8eder, bas eisentz
libe pWtotip" gu bsm fhperen 0erbrez
hen 8eder's, min iib oemnddIt in
einem bieiisen Dime Mu1eum" DFz
fentlih ausitellen lafTen. sic biirfte
fih fir ben 8eiiber besIelben ais Elm
3us@ unb aai1enerFols sriten Hanges
erpeifen, pennaleih es pabrlid anse=
brabter pdre, Tie piirbe fib mDslitlt
ollriidgeaogen halten, tpie bies audi Der
hprr1iinffine Nuitn{h ihre2 Mntara n
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1899-03-23
gtfsnb a bnunfG;iss. f

9tuburn, Sal, 20. WGrs. Der
tpeitIia gebenoe 5rdbt3ug go. 8 itieB
ndbe Der Slipper Sap 8eibe auF elm
gFerD, fpppurb Die erIte 2ofomDtipe
gum gntgleiien fam uno Der &eTel
oerielben BART. Der 2ofomotipfiibrer
5reo 8tt6am unb Der oei3er @blparb
8run ipuroen 5u Spbte gebriibt.
HoanDte, 3d., 20. Wdrs. g(uf Der
giorfolt &c Weitern R. &. entqleiiten
qeitern Mtorgen brei tpeItlia Fa6renoe
SSrd6t5iige. Der erite 3ug belt BET
QOd an, Der 3fpette 3ug serriB in snei
Ibeile. DieIe betpen S6eile IauIten
ben 9ergubhang Binunter unb in ben
eriten 3ug biretn. 8dlD barauF fam
Elm brttter 5rddtSug, benz Der unfaa
nidt iignaliiirt mar, unb entaleifte
ebenfdlls. Der 5ei3er 8anlanDlnaz
bam aus &ounpfe, Elm 8remIer @raz
ham unb Elm 2ofomotipfiibrer fpurben
getDbtet, mebrere Der s3uqbedmien
me6r ober ipeniger i4tper DerleBt.