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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1899-01-26
Nearby FIye Thousand DIed ot Dlueaee.

Washington, Jan. 2S. The casual
ties of the Spanish war, as officially
reported to the house committee on in
valid pensions, were: officers killed,
.26; enlisted men killed, 257; total killed,
2SS Officers wounded, 113; enlisted
men wounded, 1,467; total wounded, l."
$50. Deaths from disease, May l to
December 81, officers, III; men, 1854;
total, 4. 965.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1899-01-26

The leading white lime manufactur'
lers of the United States will meet at
Toledo, O.. and form combine for
sthe betterment of trade"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-21

Robert Donaldson a motor Gus
petit criminal vas arrested about
% o'clock last night for attempt
iuz to buSKisrixs room IN the We
tarin hotel. on FIRST avenue o.
eupantn - the house heard someone
at work and. fearing something
eronE. began an investigation. They
started Tor the upper foor. where
they cav a man hurrlediy makins
his way down the hall. lie rushed
pasi the roonsrs and escaped Go the
strvct Nith dozen men az his heels
yelling stop thief
The Rubber turned at the corner
% FIRST avenue and University street
and made his way down the bridge
to the water front When half way
across he suddenly stopped. and
turning around. fired two shots into
the crowd
Fortupat ely no one was hurt The
ruhher then started on run down
Railroad avenue and escaped ia the
dark.
others In the hotel who had Join
ei In the CHASE. began a search Of the
rom and Donaldson was found hid
ms under the bed He was arrest
csi and sent to headquarters Tho
police say that Donaldson has rec
ord, lie served term Of one year
in the county jail for burglary. and
has served several short sentences
for like offences,
Douahispn's parents reside tn this
city. and this morning = n. Hughes
was retained as his attorney. Don
aldaon has. 50 far. refused 20 give
tho name ~ his partner In the deed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-21

Il csus $50 sports Just iats cents a
s~ren1 for 20 seconds. o. witness thr
min hrtvscu Jack spaxucy' ana
r'naties Washington. which gas Civ.
en under th~ aurrres - the Haw-
thorus club at West Seattle Las,
night
And the sports were very much
put out They shouted and sruanrd
when pownny failed TO gut up after
r~CsivinE a hioR like a mules sick
from tho oolurei man. and. on the
return trip they were loud ~ their
condemnation . the wmts mans
nahtlnE abilities
The mill Waa a most unsatisfactory
one. shortly before 81 aseinrk the
men gut into the ring. Il then took
about 10 minutes tn ctooHf a rrferer.
Wheu the EpuE signide1 get at lt."
Washington made slp across tho
ring and rushed Duwnsy back 60 his
CORNER. hitting him lightly two ~
three times on the re- and body
The white man lakei surprised and
palned. T. avosi further punish
meut be danced nimhiy around to
the orppslt cornrr Washington.
however. aaH right after him Al
invest before tarwueY bad time to
thr1s up hls guard. the crlarcd man
caught him WITH his left on the paint
~ the chin knocking him right un-
der the ropes bpwuey attempted
Go rise aui failed Then he apparent
~ dropped into "a degp. drcamieAs
sleep. and the Fight was over II
was several minutes before he real
lzrd what had happened He then
confessed that ne had run against a
Hnae
The HaNehorne club WAS in no way
responsible f0r the unsatisfactory
mill. The members. however. decid-
ed 10 give an present free admission
~ n nEh that 10 t. take place NJ
the clubhouse on August 10 BEFORE
tho DuWueys Washington naHco. a
spirited t-roupd contest between In
dian joe Gregg ana Tommy Huloul
took place Indian Joe" challenged
the winner Of the pownev Washing
ton aKht - 20-round 60 Wash
inEtpu's manager iaaued challenge
90 match hiH man against any fight
er II HE weight In Tire state.
Glow ueE' has had several fights
on the raHat In Vancouver. a. G..
iaat fall. he was easily put % sleep
by Jack Grrau1f Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-21

The contractors Who are building
,hs Northern I'acine Palmer ton
are pushing the work rapidly work
has eommr NEED on the UPPER end ~
The Fight q uay ami the contfac-
tors are npw engaged in clearing the
risht n say. A. rapidly as machlu-
erY can b. brought In. the graders
vii he put ga work closely following
The gang which IL clearing
II u intended 90 put another force
at work On Tire lower end - the cut.
on. and within a short time men Will
- working all along the surveys
A yet fh~ contractors have eNpsr.
fenced M iifncuiiy IN obtaining men.
The dlfiiealtY thus FAR has been IN
setting usachiasry into the district.
and it is oot expected there viii b.
any trouble IN securing tahoFars
when they can 30 put to Wnrk Rail.
rad officials speak Confidently on
ths rruapeui Of having the eut-oT in
operation bY the nrsf % The year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-21

Fred Esp. tahorsr. WIS arrested
this morning by umcer BURNS ON n
charge Of threatening 70 XII pro-
prietur ArmutrnuE. 81 the Armstrong
dining ear restaurant on Columbia
street Esp states that he worked
fur Armstrong fHr Wrek earning
- lie broke several dishes while
acting as dish washer. and when
settlement Naa made. Armstrong
paid him only s.
This morning Esp returned 10 cot
iret the feudinIns s. aud when the
money Mas refused him. be drew q
lafHv puekct knife and threatened 70
cut Armstrong throat IL was put
ont az the restaurant and immv-
diateiy arrested
Later he was araigned before
ju.irr Cam and sentenced 20 10 days
TIA sail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-21
L. WASHINGTON. FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 81, 1899.

WASHINGTON. -. G. July 2i-
President Mckinney and bis military
advisers have determined that an hF
greanlve cavalry campaign ~ necrH
aary In the Philippines. and "a that
oud have already begun 10 make
preph ara lions FOR nuKmeuilnE the
forces under Gen. OTIS with more
mounted men Of the regular and vol
untccr eerviea. orders preparatory
10 sending eight troops Of the Third
cavalry To- Manila with the necessary
number Of horses. were issued today
and the quartrrmastcr generals de-
uartment chartered thrc large
steamships 90 carry animals.
II was said this action ~ the al
minlstratfon Was based ON a recon 9
mendatian from OTIS. who has come
10 the conclusion that "A large force
Of cavalry can be- used Ia Luznn with
telling effect on the insurgents.
Heretofore Gen. otis has had only
four trops Of cavalry. ana these
have been used chieny In rcconnoit-
erinE. The character Of the cam
paign followed by 80 Filipinos II
such that They cannot be closely tot
lowed BY Infantry without great
fatigue Go the soldiers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-21
PINCREE TO
THE FRONT
He Calls President Nc.
kinIey a Coward

DETROIT. July gi-dov. Pingfee
today issued an authorized interview
On Ayers retirement lie utterA "a
terrinic roast for Mckinley. Whorss
action he calls eowaraiy. He says
"ff u IL any evidence ~ statesman
ship or diplomacy. ] never want %
be called a statesman"
PinEres further states that Nc
Kinley alone IL largely responsible
for many % the errors Ia the war
that are charged 20 AiKer.
The governor instances one case
where. when he VAS present with
AiKer. and a number u other war
department officials. BE- saw the pres
laent euftiy and perempiariiy over
rule one of AiEet's recommendations
Zoe the sale Of army horses. and L.
sued nws orders OF bic own.
In closing. fsingref said There II
decided o,iuF 81 trusts around the
present Administration. with Hanna
ss the aeknovT lodged kinErnsksr. !.
fos one. cannot stand By and See a
Michigan man abused and Viliincd,
simply because he has manhood and
correctly represents the true ssnil-
msni Of the cHpuplican party BY eK-
pressing his hostility 10 trusts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-21

The steamer t.akmr % reported 20
De- IN Trouble a. ~ Michael ON ac-
count uf violating the unitrd states
customs laws According a. q y
Cold one ~ the psnaeusrra who
came down GA che Steamer Samoa.
the iahmo attempted 70 leave FOR
SEATTLE with a bis crowd 81 pas
scugvrs ga beard, The number far
exceeded that allowed hY thc Gus
gnHs authorities aeaHIius So her Ger.
uHeatva ~ inspection f8s steam
er vas promptly boarded by customs
officers IS ho refused 60 ailaw her to
prserod On her voyage. The event
occurred two dayH prior 70 the sail
Ing 20 ihs samoa. and up t. tho time
~ her departure the i.aknau appear
- BE- eth in custody
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-21
Avowed Purpse of
Judge Jacobs.
RECENT ATTACH MADE BY P..l.
Mis- Statement, Also That Of Prose.
eutor MeElroy Made 10
Tho Star.

ct IL my intention 70 sue tho Post
tntcIligenccr FOR libel. This morning
am obtaining the best legal assist
ance In the city for that purpose.
The papers attack upon me today in
It's editorial columns ~ scandalous.
am accused uf COLLISION with At
torney john =. Dure, Ia his defense
of criminals"
So spoke Judge Iacohs Of the SUI
perlor court To "A Star reporter, who
called at his residence, lie was very
much incensed at the account ~ the
Lyts trial OF yesterday as presented
Ia the morning paper In question.
Further. he continued: Il can AS
criho the attack upon me TO several
causes In the frst place I am a
free silver man, Political nntnRon-
tam. therefore. helped to inspire the
charges. Then. again, I gave judy
ment against tho "p.-I" In tho mat
ter Of the city printing contract.
can see clearly why they are after
me. It is claimed that my sentences
Of criminals are light, ana a selected
list u presented which excludes all
mention OF the severe sentences
which have inflicted THAT IL gross
~ unfair. The criminals who re-
Celved light sentences were all young
men, and In each ease lt was first
offense | believed that they had a
chance To reform, and should not be
lnenrcerated for long periods"
Having secured the statement OF
Judge Jacobs az given above, rep
resentatlve OF the star sought out
Prosecuting Attorney McElroy for n
declaration ~ his side Of the ease
The prosecutor. as already stated In
this paper, Is at swords point with
the Judge. owing to a belief that he
has not been receiving fair treat
ment In the superior court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-21
IIE SLEW
HIMSELF
A Suicide Caused
by Sickness.
I. c. RiIlINER WAS THE VICTIM
Pot . Bullet Through Ms Brain
stI22l Seventeenth Ave.
nue. This City.

Dependency caused n suicide In
seattle az o'clock this morning.
The victim was = < ityhiner. aae
q. Who had been residing With his
sister. Mrs. y ~. 1hedinga. at iz2i
Seventeenth avenue
A pistol shot 10 Ryhiner's room at
trartsd the attention 81 Mrs Thed-
inga. who hurried IL the spot aud
Was horrnei e. ind her brother ~
ms dead ut-au the aoof. with a sinok-
ING weapon beside hlm A bullet
wound In the temple told the story.
The man vas dead
Subsequent Investigation develop
TIE fact that the suicide had been in
lii-heaith Tor two war; and suffered
scutely from nervous trouble. IL
is supposed that dependency caused
him 10 seek death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-21

which he criticised the nible and
Christian doctrines.
A lawyer. uneraull figured Ia
many eaaea. Including the Star route
tualu. lie waH the target fur bitter
attacks hy the Christian denumIna-
uuna OF America. and had some
HtauuCh friends Wha ntuad by him
through the storm, 10 is generally
though that tnErraalfa aHnnntiolsm
coat him political preformont Many
persons opposed him ou account uf
his ayewei aEnoauelam He made
a large amount OF money out 81 his
lectures drrldinE Christianity
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-21
CUBANS DESIRE
ANNEXATION

WASHINGTON. = .. July IL
BriKaaisr General ftesser. who has
just returned fFum Cuba. says that
the sentiment Tor annexation -
strong IN the island.
Every man On The island with q
dollars worth q property never
wants % see the United States fiag
puHsa down" said he They know
the result would o. anarchy. chaos
and oppression. The eunana did mot
fight with the sword bat Hith the
torca Desolatian o. seen everywhere
now. and the conservative people do
not know what would hapreu should
the United States forces D. with
drawn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-21

AUBURN. July Il - Special - A
run1pr vas circulated here yesterday
that there had b.rn SECOND rxpinH-
lon At the White river jam. hut u
proved 70 De without foundation.
The farmers Il the stuck valley have
evidently made a mistake IN blowing
o. The Jam. II - apparent thaf
they simply mate matters great
deal worse. The stuck river MAS
videnrd and deepened a the polni
% divergence frpm the White river.
and more water than ever was turn
81 into the Pierce country stream.
An eddy was formed. and the water
luNn down the Stuck river The
explosion was really u benefit TO the
White river farmers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-21
Of Dreyfus' Enc.
mics Exposed.
THEY SLi,DERED Hin WIFE
Allowed him to ovsrhssr . Ola
beIiesi con.srsstien Cen
esrning hsr.

PARIS. July y Petit Rspuhiiqne
today relate how Dreyfua. while in
pgi~1n at Devils island. Vas pur-
posaiY allowed TO oyerhear a con
teruation iu which "a Wsa stated that
his wife had been unfaithful and was
treating his children cruelty. This
accounts for nreyfuH' GOODNESS 10.
Vsrd her shcn they arst met At
HruneH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-21
STRANGE FREAK
OF NATURE

NEW YORK. July 2t-One 81
the biggest babies on record wac
born yesterday. II weighed is pounds
Al birth ard ls a boy The parents
are Louis Zagon and his wife. Hebec-
ca.
The babg ia taking life calmly. a.
befits an is-pouud one. Yet 60 will
take some wonderful SURGERY % save
its life. Skin grating rxtraurdiu-
airy will have 10 - ~! -
With proper nursing" said pr
Duckman. the baby may be- nved.
though the parents are t11 poor fo
do much. fflt cau ba kept alive uu-
~ proper surgical treltmeut can be-
had. skill may supply what nature
has not.
The child has NJ epidemic or out
THE child has no rpIdermis or out
would be- most interesting to see
the child survive"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-21

TACOMA. July ai.-cgty Control.
Ter Alfred Lister has completed
statement - the outstanding war
rant Indebtedness 81 the City q Taa
easna ~ 90 July l. with the Interest
computed % August l. Thr state
mcnt shows principal and interest to
amount e. 81 ~. $50. - wnfeh The
water and ixat extension fund and
sinking fund holds 80 50 ~
This IL the total amount. which. r.
al the claims are held - be legal
the city viii fund. Hontis which are
- b. issu-,i viii cpvsr a.. entire
amount and the warrants are e. De
called In and eancslied.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-21
GARCIA SEES
THE PRESIDENT

WASHINGTON. y G.. July FL
Carter Garcia. the son 81 the late
Gen. Garcia, is here 10 discuss Cuban
affairs with Mckinley He says The
people are capable Of seif-conirOl and
a civil government should be ratab-
iished at once.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-21
DYNAMITE
EMPLOYED
To Wreck q Cleveland Rail-
way Barn.

CLEVELAND. O. July .t.-A
dynamite bomb was thruwn upQn the
roof % n. big Consolidated street
Railway company's barn at o'elocA
this morning. A lArxs h0ls waa torn
IN the rot The widest excitement
prevailed among the men in the harm.
but notbody Was injured. The per
petrators escaped.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-21
Granite Quarry Combine.

PORTLAND. Me. July Thames
u. Batteraon. b.. vice president ~
the New England Granite works.
confirms the rrpsrt that a cufnhiua-
tlon Il various Eastern qusrrIss il
under way. There are about IS
properties which will b. included in
the combine. which will represent
some $1,000 900 capital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-21

WASHINGTON. u. G.. July ii
No definite date can or will be fiNed
for the sailing ~ the Washington
regiment Il depends upon the ar
rival 81 transports and the prevail
INK weather IN Manila bay
Al the volunteers viii come home
as fast 49, transports Gun be provid-
81, ~ the statement made az the War
department
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-21
Passing Of the Morse.

NEW YORK. July zi-Isaac l.
l. Rice. president - an automobile
company. has placed orders Tor .. +.
noa. ooo worth - electric carriages.
This meRas Zoo nsv vehicles but
the orders Wiii not begin t. supply
the dsmaud that IL being made for
the new vehicles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-21
verbum Sap, Etc

COPPER frequently requested 20 give
pointers good stocks by parties who want TO
a Ia that business. Its only ad-
parties copper securities Is 20
bug outright Huy stock in companies with good
poets IN safe pplace and then await devel-
opmeu Plenty % stock such companies Is to Dc had at
share The possibilities that much Of
. hundred presen value in less than
That IL profit worth seeking and rsanE something
for The old prpyerb Nothing venture. nothing
less, but there
and hope Of profit properties
develop good mines than IN other
that know o. Millions have been made in cop
the indicated and millions VIII De made IN 1t
80 the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-21
COLLAPSE OF
THE STRIKE
OF Trolley Men In Greater
New York.

NEW YORK. July so.-Aii lines In
Manhattan and ifookiyn were open
this morning. and ears ssrr running
nearly on schedule time. IL laokn a.
u the strikers were beaten.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-21

WARRINGTON. u g. July a.
pvaey cables this morning accepting
invitation Tor reception GA steps cap
ital where sword voted BY congress
Wlil b. presented
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-21

NEWPORT. Il. l.. July Today's
race between the Columbia and the
Defender was postponed. The De
fender was crippled IN strong wind
and compelled To give up soon after
the start was made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-21

PORTSMOUTH. Eng. July I'll
Seven men were killed outright and
II were dangerously wounded by an
explosion In the engine room OF the
British torpedo boat Bullnnch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-21

MUsKOGEE. / r July Cleo.
Gully. n negro. was hanged here this
morning. Ills neck was broken aud
the iugular vein vas rupturcd. scat
terlng blood In all directions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-21

judge Jacobs court was crowded
all day With people eager 50 listen
90 the spicy details of the Stanley
divorce caHe. Mrs John l.. Stanley.
the defendant. gave evidence aeeus-
INK her husband ~ undue violence In
their marital relations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-21

The police department received no.
tlce yesterday morning u the theft
Of two saddles lu skaEit county The
case vas reported ny Sheriff. Wells.
Last night Mr.. Wells arrived In ae-
attic and reported the loss OF three
valuable guns, one being Llddle &
KeatiHg gun. for which t25 reward
f. offered. The police are watching
the pawnshops In hopes Of locating
the stolen goods
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-21

The steam schooner Samoa. Cant.
y. johnson. arrived from Fl Michael
yesterday with ~ pasHcngers. most
~ the latter being from Dawson.
Puraer George Short estimated the
amount ~ treasure fhe brought down
at about 81 600. divided among sew
eral men. Tho anmna left the mouth
81 the Yukon on July 3. ar about
three days later than the Gnronuc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-21

LONDON. Eng. July 2i.-Fire de-
Htrpyed the Western Electric Cable
compauyH plant at Woolwich this
morning. The loss Is ils5. 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-21

The ease ~ Steve Lyta. charged
with varraney. was taken under I'D
viscmeut until Monday by Judge
Cam.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-21

Tho steamer brunswick. another
vessel ~ the 81 Michael fleet. arrlv-
Cd In port early this morning. She
brought down about % passengers.
the majority ~ whom were cm-
ployeaH Of the Empire Transporta-
ton company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-21
RAILwAY n o 7 Esq.

A. J. seland. travelling passenger
agent FOR the Chicago & Northwest
ern, with headquarters at Portland.
Is In the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-21

Capt Robinson o. ne qaar,efnases department saia
at
his aaeg Lieutenant, cooeel Randolph has been oaerd from San
500 head q horses Ar Robinson stated that these undoubtedly
20 q
al
"a e4
b.
anaare s4ea complete
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-21

Mrs Sarah A. Cleveland. aged 70
years. wife ~ Frank T. Cleveland.
died at the family residence. g222
Eighth avenue, last night Mrs.
Cleveland has host ~ friends IN
Seattle who VIII greatly mourn her
death. Mr. Cleveland IL well-knoWn
in CITY hall circles. having recently
received the appointment of plumb
Ing lnapeclor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-21
To Sail From Seattle to the Land oil
the Fi|ipinoS.
CARONNE, VICTORIA, PRINCE ALBERT
Will Garry CargOes of Horses for The Govern.
ment 10 Manila Capt Robinson
Makes Statement.

WASHINGTON. - c. july 2rhe ousermastcrv department
has be
They
transports will seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-21
The Agnostic FeI|ed
by ApopIexy.
IL liz STiITED TO Lunch
HIS Last Words Rsiatsd TO the
Expected Meal Sketch
Of Mis- Career.

NEW YORK. July 2i.-Grcat In
terrst was excited here early this
afternoon by the report wired from
psbbH Ferry. n Y that Hobt O.
InEersoH. the famous aKnoatic. had
been stricken down with apoplexy at
his summer home there. and vas In
a very critical condition. being *
pected to die at any moment -
Later. Robert o. fnEersnll To- dead.
IL got mp early this morning feHlinE
very sick About noon he sent Tor
bis family physician tn prescribe for
him At 100 p. m. while sitting In
H chair In his library, he suddenly
ruae up exrlalmiur. I'm not such
an invalid yet that / cant go down
10 lunch" and started for the din
Ing room. a moment Inter be tot
tered and then fell over heavily upon
the floor. and hrrathed hIs last with
out utterinR another word.
Robert @. iuRcrpor was born In
Dresden, " y. In 1873 His father
was "a Congregational clergyman.
The family removed 20 Illinois soon
after the child WIS born. Ho that
young tugcrHolfa boyhOnd days were
spent Ia the West. He studied law,
and IN partnership with his brother.
heRnn a successful practice. 10 soon
became noted a. an orator. and nm
ally ms an aRnastle. In 1862 he be-
came captain in the Eleventh III
lneis cavalry. and served through the
war of the rebellion. In 1878 niger
coll proposed the name Of jas q.
Blaine tn the eRpublican National
convention In an eloquent speech
long ~ be remembered. His fame
aa an orator had by this time spread
to all parts ~ the country. and he
devoted much time to travelling from
city 70 city, delivering lectures In
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-28
punmi:tp.
Emfomntrr | en- Sueiforu.

Wtr. os Wtrs. M. s. Wbalsp pg be-
res 0utter, s. goit, boeoe 6 Weil fra
SHERIDAN / Sberiban Gpuntp % bar
en- Dag / forriss ugs reiit inb til gpen.
getret bar Imutt; men fsrenb be bar
f9rotge til at tags paa Siemreieien, bar
BET be9pnot at inc, % bitterlig tplot
bar bet pgiaa. 3. baabeoe boa at
tunns noa Siemmst, fsrenb bet bleo
p9rrs oe besup iig oerfor affteb. Smioz
lertto opreoe llpsirst til en- glissarb,
og oa be bar TONNE ~balpanb.n Mil fra
Snen, o9lteb. Sl9b.n. Wr. 0bule9
ut tin enc Stulber at 2eb, % be TO
aotnoer blep lisgenbs / Sn..n naTten
peplottls's efter Salost. Saalebes
ION Sttuinsen bar, frembsb Der fig
fun en- llopsi for Wr. Dbolep, ben at
'tpnoe fig til gpen p9 bent. Sirlp. Oct
blep EN- langiom Gang at itolpr. til
gpen | ben bpbs Sn., os ba ban nc.s
Zig Tom tilbas. meb Sielp, fanbt ban
be to apinoer bsenbe. Se blep fsrt
til SHERIDAN, og alt mulist blep siort
for at reboe beres 2ip. men be bob.
bsgge fort efter. Oct fer osfau ub til,
at Wtr. Wbolep maa butte unber. De
ulptteIige bar al COB Samilie.