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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-15

Douglass delivered his sermon in his
charge 20 the candidates Or. Douglass
spoke slowly and impressively. At The
conclusion OF the sermon on the ordinn-
tion pr. Osborne read the litany Then
the most impressive moment arrived. Tue
sponsors went forward and presented the
candidates 10 the bishop. The candidates
stood together with their sponsors before
the bishop After tho postulants had been
presented to the bishop and after those
presenting them had been given the usual
assurance that they had been examined
and found worthy. the bishop rose from
his chair and proclaimed a general invi-
taton to any persons knowing any Inn
pedment or notable crime" In the candi-
dates to come forward aud declare,
Then followed profound silence. Peo-
pie turned about as II expecting some
one to rise up aud make a protest No
one aroEc. There was no protest handed
to the bishop and the crucial moment was
over Then the regular formula OF rdt-
nation was gone through With more de-
liberation. Then followed the laying on
of hands by the bishop and the presoy-
| tiers and the participation III the oommun-
| ion During the entire communion service
the candidates remained kneeling In front
4 of the holy table before tho bishop. The
presentation of the Bible was goAe
I through with. Mrny OF the congregation
participated In the communion. During
4 this Rev Or. BTlkgs TOOK u seat W WIS
| chancel choir and sat for the iirst time
| facing the congregation. who surveyed
/ him with interest The reading OF the
/ Nicene creed, an offertory aud the re-
! cesslonal concluded the ceremonies.
! Rev DR.. Briggs was seen after the
\ ceremony. He said he had nothing to say
| concerning the criticism raised by his ol
| dination. He said he was going TO takC
a rest, a close friend OF DR.. Briggs said
! that he would go 90 Europe and In the
fall would labor in the pro-Cathedral
church.
Rev Dr. Paddock said It seems strange
that man Of Or. Briggs learning shonlc
take so much pleasure in lahorins among
his wish. He said that Rov. DR.. BclgS'
would not give up his position as pro
lessor In Union Theological seminary, on
4 would labor In connection with his teach
I ing.
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A WoBBER's VICTIMS.
One of Them Is Dead nnd Another in
n DNinH Condition.

Baltimore. May 1i.Lewls Rosensteln. the
storekeeper of Bedell. Montgomery county,
who was assaulted yesterday morning aud
brought to Baltimore for treatment at the
Maryland City hospital, died today from the
effects OF his injuries Mrs Rosensten. who
was also beaten into insensbllty. is In a
dying condition at the same institution. She
har not regained consciousness.
special from Boyds. near the scene OF the
tragedy tonight says that large sum OF
money was stolen by the murderer blood
stained shirt was found in the woods today.
and It IL said to have been recognized as one
worn by the negro Humphrey Taylor, alias
Brown, who is accused OF having committed
the crime Bodies OF armed citizens are scOur-
ing the country In search of Taylor, and
should he be found there is little doubt that
he will be aynobed.
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LAMPAsAs HIGH SCHOOL.
Lnrge Attendance on the COM
mencement EXcrcises.


Lampasas. Texas. May 13.-one of the larg-
Hanna Springs opera house gathered there
ssst night to witness the graduating exercises
VI me senior high school class.
!, me exercises were opened at O'Clock by
sautltul vocal duet by Mesdames l.. X. Car
rehtes and w. T. Campbell. after which Rev.
- =; 4, Cahill. pastor OF the First Presbyterian
envIeh. led the audience in prayer.
alsses Annlc Williamson ami Lizzie Town
ZEN Two OF the graduates. then rendered the
beautiful plano duet Norma" In a most
sSasue manner. Following this was the read
ine OF the essays by the graduates. Misses
Annie Williamson Lizzie Townsen. Edith V.
iinsKT an and Minnie Wiley.
.nt j. w. Harvey. one of the members OF
- ooarG OF education. in few approprlate
snu ven chosen words presented the d.
pionlas to the graduates.
one OF the main features Of the programme
va ras the address TO the graduates by DIT.
nhpmas FitLhugh of the University OF Texas.
~ which he revealed to them the philesophy
~ rght living and the key which admits to
.ne realm of true greatness DR.. Fitzhugh 5
nsnoiafiy discourses ever delivered before tht
Lsmpasas people and all Join In the sincere
mishh mat at no great distant date they may
sss.n nave the pleasure of hearing him
Al.er few brief remarks by superintendent
q, " Brooks. In which he expressed his graf,
raue 70 the patrons Of the school. the boarc
VI education and especially 10 his corps o
ss,entul and efficient teachers for their loya
ssnnort and ke9rtv CO. operation. the exercise
NJ ene event. were closed by the beautitu
vocal duet Sinking Ship" by Mesdames L
~ Sarpenter and W. T. Campbell, RENDERED
- me characteristic manner OF those accom-
nnsned ladies'. Thus closed the most spc
sc cShsdHi session in the history OF our CIT!
Superintendent Brooks has given universe
satisfaction.
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wAxAHAcHIE LOCALS.
The FIrcmen Rcjoiced mt Securing
the Next Convention.

Waxahachie. Tex. May ID The news that
Waxahachie had secured the next meeting Of
the State Firemen's association was the &C.
casion of much msrriment among the boys
here. Last night big bonfire was klndl;d
and an alarm turned IN. The run was made
and streams going in two minutes. All cit
1ens we're congratulating each other today
on the success of the committees sent u
Paris.
,aik 10 the graduates OF Park public school
nd handed out. diplomas to the following
young ladies and gentlemen: Walter Fusion.
Harry williams Bulah Hanks. Libbie Vick-
arv CISCO McQuatr~s. Lou Moseley. Ernes-
,ine Marchbanks. Ruby Cooper. Lillian Yea
Ger. Mamie ~ Smith
walter Fusion was given a watch by his
,ather for faithful work at school,
IA C. Huckabee. who established the Mir
ror here years ago. has gone TO Houston tC
~ s,s Mr. Huckabee is a very fine newspaper
Wan and has worked on all the papers In THU
srt 81 the State.
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ropAy's RACES


Five and half furlongs-Miss Bramble
1870 wolford i29. Ridgeway, The Pride III
Iindoo Dream lis.
One mileTulla Fonso lo5 Lee Bruno. Leo
Planter III.
One mile. selling-our Clara. Helen Pax
ton 80. Ben Field IS. Caslin 81, limp 81. Elmer
l0l. Alrblast 1903 Barbee l04. Bob Ciampe;t.
Johnny McHale. Ransom iU5. BAMBOO log.
Marriott. Jackanapes. Moron l0i.
One mile and seventy wards. selinc-Clay
Pointer 1903. Helen II. Gardner, Lady Gala
han lo5. Basouil 10. MeAdowthorne ia
Five and half furlongs--Joe Wheeler.
Greenock l0i. Queen Eric. Gus Ruth. Rose
Caron 1903, Boundlse. Arthur Behnn los, The
Ccnoueror Ill. Franklin Belle Bit oil Fash
ion l0s-
Six and half furlongs. selline-vinetta %
Harry Flovd l0l. Hush los, Simon d, Borden
MYSTERY l0i Pat Morrissey. Horseshoe To-
bacco 100
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The FIRE RECORD.
Attempted Incendinrism.

cleburne, Texas, May ia daring but I'M
sutcessful attempt was made to burn the Hotei
Hamilton last night. DR.. ]. r. Heating, who
lives at the hotel was up until after O'Clock
With sick guest at the hotel. Hearing a sus
picious noise about that time. he went down
stairs. but failed to discover any one. Others
report hearing the same noise. At 5:15 a. m,
Policeman X Griffin discovered a a blaze.
The incendiary left five-pound lard bucket
which he had used to bring kerosene in. With
II the officer brought water to extinguish the
flames, which had burned a hole III the doos
and broken the glass from the other doors,
Had the building not been of brick, holo-
caust would have been the result. A lantern
was also found in the backyard. This and the
lard bucket arc the only clews to the perpe-
traitor OF the deed. A reward has been offered
for the incendiary.
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..,r,runR INFORMATION.
n, lc~rc Eastward over n
In .ren of Country.


pm .rae' sren of Country.
s,ogton. Nav 14.-Fair weather has pre-
me Atlantic coast and Southern
~ = The storm center which occupied
yes saturday evening and the area OF
po'su. ,ster which covered the lake re-
sa,uraay evening have remained nearly
n' Their influence has however
uonA in the States Of the Missouri.
psea ,,ss,ssippi and Ohio valleys and in the
per per- lake region the rainfall being es-
INV ayv In Iowa. where one inch was
borted ,, ,srnt,,re has continued very hish
Che terastsrn states with a maximum oil
the ~ phoenix. Ariz.. and maximum
degrees city. Kan. over the northern
IS A. ~ country the temperature Is below
II OF lne average. departure below the
sess ~ Z, degrees being noted at North
atte- .NS,cations are that showers will occur
kThe lnu ~ the Western and Northwestern
opdas thence over the middle and upper
ates aiiS and Ohio valleys and lake re-
yississiipp' Kansas conditions will be favorable
ons; ~ storns BY Monday nisht the
thunu viii probably extend over the middi ?
10 a are states and reach New England by
t.an,.. over the lake regions the winds
nesqg ssrease from east. while along the At
ill Inv soast the winds will shift to easterly
nue eo fresh by Monday night.
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St. Louis sweepstakes Entries.

ST. Louis Nav i.-The club membership, a
sweepstakes. for 3-year-olds and upward. will
be run at the Fair Grounds on Saturday. June
9. Distance one mile and quarter.
Following arc the entries and weights as
signed. Algol l26. Lieber Karl 100, What Er
Lou 11g Macv-llS John Bright l16, Bannock
burn III. Tho Roman lis. Crockett Forvor,
Romp los Dunos Ill, Ed Farrell 10, Over
ton Isahev 107. Sir Rolla. Buckvdere, Found.
Corsine 105. St. Slmonan. Seabrooke 10O KIT
tv 100 Leber Anton. Ordnung 30. Moringa,
The Tar Coon 96. Gc.!s of Memphis Bssduil
IS. Ben Bramble. Leo Planter Maze, Forbusn
Sir Gatian Pinochle 94N Albert S, Wind 81,
Ohsidan ~. Alleviate, Hub Pra.her 90. Hit
tick So BAMBOO. Demosthenes Glenrace 50
Flving Bird IS, Black Spot So,
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coRsrcANA HACK FIGHTS.
Two Birds Make Draw After Forty
Fittings.


Corsicana Texas. MAY l3.-At the Oil City
cock nit tonlrht Dallas defeated Corsicana.
One fight was declared a draw after the
cocks had been pltted forty times.
corsicana and Hnlsboro also fought, Cor
scana winning two fights out Of three
Following are the fights as they were
fought:
First-Dallas pltted a black and red stag.
A rounds s ounces Corsicana black and
red mounds 10 ounces. Won by Corsi-
cana.
second--Dallas a red Quill pounds
ounces: Corsicana a black and red irwin
chile. pounds 2 ounces. Won by Dallas
Thrd-Dallas. blue red cock. pounds
ounces: Corsicans. black red Nusoaumer'
pounde ounces. Won by Cors.cana
! Fourth Dallas black red cock. 5 pound:
IL ounces; Corgioana, g black and red,
rounds s oupoes. Dallas won.
Coreicana q black red shawlnsok' pounds
ounces. Forty pits; draw ight.
Sixth-Hillsboro. a brown blaek free silye
cock. rounds 5 ounces; cGrs!eana, shawl
senth-Hillsboro brown red frea silver
Z pourds * ounces; Corsieana, hlack re
inviucible. pounds 10 ounces corsleani
won
Eigtth-Hnisboro. gray free silver cock
4 pounds 10 ounces; Crosicana, olack a.
red cock. 4 pounds 10 ounces corslcana won
Nirth-Dallas. a light red Claiborne
pounds Cofsicana a black red inyincible.
pounds Dallas won.
Terth-Dallss a black red gill pound
ources: Corsicala. g black red inNinciblt
nornds ounces. Dallas wol.
Eleyenth-Dallas a white war horse Clai
borne 5 pounds: corsieana black ana re
unknown. 4 hounds IA ounces, Dallas won.
Twelfth--Dallas. black and rcd Claiborne
pounds IL ounces; Corsicana, black an
red unknown cock pounds IA ounces Cor
sicbra Won. -,
ThirteeEth--Dailns n black and red clai
horne cock 8 rounds 10 ounees. Corsicana
a HACK and red Claiborne 5 pounds IL ounces
Dallas won.
Ali the fights were hacks. there being n
showdown for the main. The hacks wer
Tor $40 eide and the side betting was lveiy
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pircctors Electca.

yoakum. Texas. May BAT tho annual
meeting OF the stockholders of the Yoakum
Improvement company. held yesterday at
ternoon, the following directors were elected
to serve for the ensuing year; T II. Clark
son. w. C. Richards. San Antonio: W. b.
Clarkson, Houston, e, y. Carruth. j. w.
Greer. Yoakum Tho following officers of
the board were then elected President,
II f,larkson. vice president. w B. Richards /:
treasurer. u b carruth; secretary and man
ager. j ". Greer.
The affairs of the company were FOUND 10
be Ia excellent shape.
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rMppnrALIsrs MEET.
Professor Northrop Denounced Anti
Expansion College Men.

Minneapolis, MINI. May 1i.-one of the
LARGEST gatherings ever seen IN this city to-
day adopted resolutions in sympathy with the
administration of affairs In connection with
the Philippines The names Of President Nc
Kinley and Admiral Dewey were cheered to
the echo.
president Northrop OF the University Of
Minnesota was one OF the principal speakers.
He handled without gloves the college pro-
fessors and presidents who have recently
made themselves prominent by reason OF their
criticisms OF President McKinley's course OH
tho Philippines and declared that tho presi
dent was doing only what should be done In
justice to all mankind.
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wnndxiile Items.

woodyille. Texas. May l5.--Rains through
out the county have been all that could be
desired and crops are in good condition.
Tobacco business Is progressing hneiy; plants
are in great demanG
faeture Of CHARS several months since. under
The management OF Roberts. Reid 4 Holmes.
Is proving TO be an entire success. They have
no difficulty IN keeping orders ahead OF man
ufacturine They use only the best grades
OF Tyler county tobacco.
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A LAKE DISASTER.
Schooner Goes Down During Gale
Only Ono Man saved.

sault Ste. Marie. Mich, May 1.-THE
schooner Nelson foundered of Fort Madras
last evening and carried down all hsrds. so
fal as known here. only one man-captain
Haghney-escaped. The captains wife. his
two young children, Fred Hass, sailor resi-
dcnce unknown. and Blk sailors, names I'M
known found watery grave.
AZ the time Of the disaster the. wind was
blowing gale OF fifty miles an hour. the
vessel was overwhelmed by the high seas ana
sank In 300 feet OF water. The crew had no
time 10 even lower their yawlboat. which
huns on the ueyits at the stern,
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Austin @, snn Antonio s.

Austin, Texas, May 1i.-San Antonio and
Austin played beautiful twelye-innng game
today in which Austin came out ahead San
Antonio practically had the game but in the
eighth, when the score was to in the
Bronchos' favor. with the bases full Hodgs
gave the batter a base on balls forcing in a
run. San Antonio had chance TO win out IN
the twelfth when one man was on third, but
thew conldn't hit at this critical moment
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PrnhnhllitieA.

East Texas and Louisiana-Fair Mondays;
hair and cooler Tuesday; increasing south
1windS
West Texas and New Mexico--cooler Mon
Ea,v with fair in southern and showers In
uayfhern portions: Tuesday probably CLOUDY.
with west winds. ,
|cooiar Monday probably showers Tuesday;
|hish souta winds. shifting to southwestelly
winds .,t ,,s
Arkansas-IncreasIng cloullness MONDAY
cooIer and probably showers Tuesday; south
|erfy winds
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Stolen bases-Loman g. Page o Murray.
Two base hts-Page, Houtz, Nagle, KEN
mer, Davis ., McDivtt, Nipper.
Ihree base hits-Brockway
Home runs--Hout5, Nipper.
Double plays-Brockway and Kemmei ,
Page Brockway and Kemmer.
Passed ball-Loman.
In Struck Eases on Wild Battors
Pitchers pings. out balls. pitches. hit.
DAvs..,..... -
Staples. 80. e.
BTownrigg.. l =.
Umpire-Mason,
Time of game-2:f0.
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Stolen bases-Clark, Marley, Richardson
Herbert 2. Glligan g.
Two base hit-Richardson.
Double play--Reynolds and Weckbeoker.
Passed ball--Weokbecker.
In Struck Bases on Wild Battors
puohers- nings. out. balls. pitches mt
MEDLEY. u -
Hodge,. IL -
Umpire-Matthews.
Time of game-2:05.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-15

KERsH- NoRvELL.- Olive. Texas. May
11.-Mr. C. C. Kersh and Miss Nina b.
Norvell were married at the Methodist
church Sunday night at p. m, Rev. W.
w. Virgins officiating. The church was
beautifully decorated for the occasion. Al
Ter the ceremony they returned to the
home of the brides parents, where re-
freshments were served.
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Galveston Is. Houston =.

Galveston. Texas, May l4,-of all the a,
legged exhibitions of baseball ever given here,
teday's was the most tiresome Houston !
team seemed to be at sea as to all the essen
tai points of the game except hitting. and
that wasn't backed up well enough to count
SU cents worth In the fourth an effort was
made. but it proved too much exertion and
was not repeated
GALVESTON An 70 uu pn =.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-15
THE SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

New Orleans. May H.-Both teams played
,oosslv IN the field. but Mobile had the rattes'
and. besides that, the locals batted ArmsttonS
ali over the field. Pabst making two home
runs. Il H e
seor e-is .s45o02So OLD Is B
new oiie"H' o 020130 o. i
Mq peiapey and Byers; Armstrong. Huston and
Badger.
Dallas Texas lii. MAY IN the fifth won today
About 1900 people we're present II 7,
Score nnooto1o-9
p ls-s,,sror, o 90 401l 80
sRMeMaekin and Morris; Blackburn ano
MYERS,
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ch,Id pit,en by a woIf.

San Dlego. Texas, May liza child of
wood contractor named Brady. near Ban
a,sta was badly bitten by wolf few days
eso THE wolf came into the camp and bi
sbs child while the family was asleep, and
carried on four pups.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-15

=, MILLER LANGRAM--Denton, Texas, May
W MISS Maggie, daughter Of Mr., and Mrs.
~ =. Langran Of Pilot Point, was married at
young newspaper man Of Fort Worth and one
w ~ ,le pyoprietors OF che Register. The couple
MAKE their home In Fort Worth.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-15

Chicago. May ll-Donald Mclean, West
erl railroad promoter, fell over the balustrads
on the fourth floor of the Palmer house this
morning, landing on the stone hagging, two
floors below His injuries resulted IN death
tonight Mclean was 90 years oil age
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Depot, Cars and Freight burned.

Eagle Pass, Texas, May 1.-THE freight de-
pot of the Mexican International railroad, to
geher with eight cars, burned this morning
at o'clock. Depot and cars were full OF
freight. Loss estimated at $4,000; origin NOT
known
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THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.

st. Louis. Nav Alt took eleven innings
for ST. Louis to defeat Cincinnati today TIE
visitors we're in the lead up to the sixth
inning. when St. Louis punched her hits and
tied the score. Attendance the largest on
record here $4,000. :,
Score ,onn, q !
st. Louis ......oo 10ol3 oo9dd- ~ I
Powell and Crlger Breitenstein and WOOD
Chicago. May 14.-Chicago- Louisville anu
Chicago Cleveland games postponeu on ae
count Of rain.
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na.ehalI at prunner.

r,s arst game Of baseball Of the season
between the Drummer ond ftoenis s
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resulted In a score OF rs 10 10 lr favor OF
iioehl's Colts. Tho feature Of the game was
the hitting Of the Colts.
Score r II L
Brlnner .4........0 0-i0 10 8
Colts ........,.......3e.0 lis rs |,
Bhtteries-Cqi.s: T. Rafferty, @ Rafferty,
ana Dnbard Drummer; Nelson ana Breeding
umn.re-~Carstens.
The Colts are organized Tor the season and
would Ike 10 hear from any amateur team
IN or out OF the CITY. Address all letters and
CHALLENGES TO F, Prohel corner Washington
and Silver streets Houston. Texas. Amsri-
cans pfeterred for next Sunuas
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team from the First ward and one IRON
~ Fourth ward met yesterday afternoon on
the Erickson grounds. in the First ward ana
waved an interesting and exciting game Inc
seo;e was 8 TO in favor of the Fourth Wal
se9m Batteries--Rolle and Pendaryis' Heps-
dorph and Rsichardt.
The Amatsur Buffaloes met the Amateur
a,blsties in tn, First ward yesterday AFTER
rcon The score was g to In favor Of me
n,hIetics Batteries-Ferguson and Murray
Holman and Pieussner
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nenernI Observations.

observations taken by United States woathc,
..sn a, oil stations at p IN. 18th meridian
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Perm a money
of Shape

is an important item in the sum that
goes to make up good Clothes. Loss
of original shape is responsible for
much of the dissatisfaction men ex-
perience with Clothes that come from
those stores that don't make to fit.
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In the Beginning Of
Suit Creation

we have piece Of Cloth perfectly flat.
The skillful Garment cutter by accu-
rate measurements may effect ''fair"
tit if the man is shapely--few are. To
round and mould garment to fit the
form, reduce bump, raise low
shoulder, fit to the contour of an extra
full chest or the hollow of sunken
one we must have the tailor-we have.
1--WE DON'T MAKE TO ORDER.
BUT MAKE TO FIT"
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-05-18

s Gtloboma Territerium fer bet
u0, fom mon bar bet braot. Man
bpg9ebe en- 8p Der pau en- Dag ben.
ne Moaneo. bpis Mpbeberne oerfra
er paolibelt9e. Dette inbbefatter ba.
at mon maalte uo Bptomten, ftof ub
6ustomterne, 1olgte BEN oe optprte
6uie o9 orsant,ereoe fig meb ct fulbt
Set af Bpembebsmenb. Bpen ftl
neitea 500 Snbbpseere fbrite Sag.
Der Dor Bpggetomter. ion' betaltes
meb $9O0en balo& Eime efter, at
9anomaoleren ilos Belerne neb.
4ette bgres liot utrolist, men ben,
ION tp,pler fan 10 foruisfe fig berom,
bpis ban bar Snteresie moi berior.
Den npe Bp- beber Mountoinpie,p.
Den er bet ueftlige @nbepuntt for
en- np Baneftnmp. ION er bpaeet oper
Gomman1,< % Npa@ssGsuen og ben
liestr beb 5Oben af be minerolife
8aibita.G .Gielbe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-05-18

&riosbepartementet bar eiDet Or
ore til, boorlebes @rapImpfninasbaz
gen, ben sore Mai, lal feltliebolbes
ueb ole Nrmeeppiter og @tationer.
Nattonaltla9et ltal uere beiiet paa
balu Stang fro Solop9an9 til Mib.
Bag, % ffiisaEs f5s Miboaa Efat= Ru,
fittorpfet lpiQe ct StDtfe Sgrgemullf.
o8 II Ranonfub lfai affgres &l. 10
oeo oue Siationer, buor mon bar
Nrtilleri. Dermeo oniees @rinorinss>
0eremonierue for enbt. @ 5la9et lfal
bellies I'll Eoppen o9. pere oer til
@olnebsana. Naar Jlaaet er beiiet til
Eoppen, Ta[ bet blipe billet peb, at
Muftfen fpiuet en- eller snere al Ma>
ti0nalmel0b,erne.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-05-18


Ser ct flor 5auoienlisbeb. for. at
en- @rtroieslon al Ronaresfen pil
blioe iammenfalbt. efter boeb Der
bleu mebbslt ira 8albiu9ton ben lite
os. Ser oplplss, at ben Sag er
bleueu btsfnteret ct &abineImpbe.
% en- al be Meblemmer. iom bar til,
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beuRger 8reiioenten benne Sag.
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tamp be9pn0er.
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babe iagt. at ban life tror. bet pil
b;iue npoueno:as. at iammenfaeoe mo-
gen @rtroieshon.