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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-14
JEAN B[RlUD THE WINNER.
CAPTURES the NITHEAs STAKES
At MORRIS PARK RACES.


NEW YORK, May Elm spsse Of she
rain there Was a large attendance ~ the
Norris Park races the cssssac Wwhsrs
stakes for a-vear-cids ~ a mile being the
attraction. III addition the nEst appear
anee OF Jean BerauS In hss s-year-ota form
vas Incentive enough fer people 10 come
oas on a ss3owery day. In tie betting Jean
sBeraud was = slight favor9ss over Losharlo.
who WAS reported 20 have done scne sx-
cesd..xsy fax- srssssa in MS work. A. shs
close os The betting Jean Bersud Was
ussfe better than even money and Losharto
eeecnc choice.
The horses got away in perfect order IN
the first break, and before they had gone
4 sixteenth Of . mile Jean Bsraad was in
frout, going sass and easily. Chasing him
were Tss Bo1acer and F4lon DOR. with
Iufharia close Up. The further they went
the better dean Eerau4 seemed 10 80. and
o. they rounded into the witheFx course
he was only ioping along under restraint.
while the ofhers had their seads. As they
came into the stretch. ard in the frs fur
long OF the sast quarter. II looked az II
The Eounenr ard Filon dor were gaining
on Jean Beraad4 They wera doing 20. but
II was nnser drive while tho leader was
still going very easily. Then c.awson
shook shs son Of His HIshness up a bit.
and be SHOT away from the others as II
they were selling plassss. and wen BY
couple of lengths. having scarcely turned
Q hair. II wss hos contest fe- the place
between Filon dor and The Bouncer. and
the former gos II BIZ head Results:
Six surIeaxa~Gsengar won, Pirate II. sac
chd. Rose 0I4se third. Time. I.igts,
Five fur!ouxs. seilsns~P~fnca OF Mel
bourne won pombshels second Mlssricor-
do third. Time. iest..
Fashion. four and bali fugiongs-Mot-
ley wan. Virginia Earl second. 0neck
Queen third Tine .a31.
wisAers stakes. nalis~-Jean Berag9 won.
.F1Ion dor second. The Bouncer third.
Tine 1:4gtx.
Nile ard sixteensh-oon Deoro won.
Imp secoua, Free Lance third Time, i31i.
International selling ssee2ischase, two
ard hall mslrS-tsavefpor Eadd won,
Trilllon SECOND. Baby Hui third Time,
A13ix
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Corner Second and Marion St.
Burke Block.

Wilson. City: DR.. o. V. Harris. Everett:
T.. Hammer Woolley.
The Brunswick.
Charles Keiser. Philadelphia, Pa. G. ID.
kimban, Mount Vernon: Water Wagner
New York: John Turn, Pit,sburg; Char.es
Ststson. Pittshurg. ]. w Mcisce West La
fayette, Ind; W. j. Green, HARM ten /.
J. G. De Almond, Olalia: u. f. Gradjens,
City: DR.. t. A. Jones. Chicago: Gorge IL
Harvey. Kalamazoo; l.. O. strarhan, VIC
ior!a +. .. Ecscoe SnohaFrish H. A. Har-
ley. Boise City; Frank Ellis. San Francis.
CO, Waiter Wagner. New YORK.
The nutier.
n simon. Tacoma: II. l., Starr, Port
land; r. X. Rood. San Francisco; o S. Ry-
erse. Minneapolis: K r. Ellott Victoria i.
4. J. Mcmillan. Rossland, n. G.: s. ".
hay. Perf Arthur, Canada; II. C. F'lockton,
Victoria: W. z. Granger Victoria. Thomas
+ Johnston. Chicago: Thomas j. Lane, 81.
Paul; r. L.. Bash. Port Townsend VIII
@. Graves, Spokane: Mrs T. A Kartnds
North Yakima; Mrs. J. A. Gilman. spo-
kare: Mrs. Fsyette Kelley. spokane: os-
car +. Renhenbach. San Francisco: Mrs
X. f. Dawdy. Hoauiam: C. 8. ReInhar,,,'
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sAN FIX No ss''' Ass - ressslta Mt
gsak1aa3 weather Si0e srseis sast.
s}s* mile fisss7s-at ssfrs \ .seea eras. <Seo
tsts1 '''''''
water sReotf. Hsasisr Ehsrss Time is
NIT aba a fAt sa3@n& 3tlni van gs4n.
afsssls secoei Mgtag Iteokes gasss TINE
sauf wf'e. setting Nfawar w., ,ssfs,v.a,
s<sscn,t iafks WaTa~a fhsyss T.ssve is
ore Esige. sassing- EeYrse was F,art .>ss,A
fass s~aeslnt. fsF4ffT 'fir3 T@gsc t-@
:. oaF fss3se ~ 7eeaiaS vnN Us2sy
z. sseasis's s~i N~e%6A tsiF8 84ase. s13s
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Newport nares.

CINCINNATI MAY f7-The feature Of
the day ~ Newport wBs tire mile hand.
cap. which was waa hv kr}rs kringle
kEiss krsnEf~ - the sTsast consistent horse
racing AZ Newport THIS spring he has
wen seven rssee az tha meeting ansl out
~ ten starts has finished outside ~ sNa
money hut onee HlA present owner. X
u Hfra. Esireiaasaa Fne geialag last fan
NJ isatas,ss fs.f So The track Mas very
heavy. Results.
-Four aud Il hsis fugl0nws-Mis~ rnrse-
lard ~sn. May : Geo second. My Chicken
third. Time, ssi&
Blk surinnss Jaile Herr wen. Nancy
TIL second, f@tAFaa ThiFa. TIfne els.
One ana 4 half sallea. sell}rr~~g tssf afe-
n.sa star Wen RaeANaaa seeessssf hsthie
Mas ,hsri. Tne s.aasA
N'e hent5leass~ kriss Griugie wsn. T..
" secnms. $a5harear rHtrsf srsust. a..
ssN fNrl9esw nel ws S. Ne waa How
nxsT sec"ts3 Ned fhiv1 Tsgse. t.4Ste.
sly fWfieHRs, selling Has niyo IT wen.
SsftF @'lsF second, hrasss Mcs.anssen third.
Tssrss. t,lS
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


@. D. Gregory and wife, Chicago: c. I.
wife, Chicago; VI p. Martha. J. e Greg
cry. H. Wegener. W. y. Allen. c. W.
end. Edwin Twitmyer Clty: J. q Law
renee, coaunlhsa city. G. A. aylor. W. H.
Herrnierr. City. Capt. Frank Tu1tIe. L. s.
u. - Bear; g : shelton. CITY: Il s Rob
eris, Pasadena. James Brady, Everett: 8
A. Herring. Pcr,lans W A. Richards SON
Sacramento, Charles Murray. Tacoma G.
benshor. Holland. Miss Howard Tacoma !:
Mss n. 2: Higgins. Everett: Kathleen
Hssksy. Esiw. Mills. CITY Miss h w
Lynch, = G. Durham. Washington % C. :
A. u. Hopkins Mergsniown; +. r. Mayer.
Italy A. G. Gurne@ Far Hartsor; james
Nelson. Dr. John Law I>eaaysllo. " 8
johnson. ST. f4on.s Chas Jones chas r.
Burnett sk0koggish. $. W Yerkes. seat
tie Mrs e q. Ames. Mrs WE Walker.
MacksS. s. Thomas. VIM. McNgs;er. Mrs
VIM. AENas,-r Portland n. s. Caapfnan n.
San Francisco; Geo. W. Clark, r. p. Rad
clsgye. Miss Katherine Eers. New YORK.
The seattle.
w r Curtis q Cottage city. Or.
o. V. Harris. wife ard daughter Ever
eii. II. e Ca-eelt juneau. s. C Wiz
lams. Junean, HI r Mckay Port MaAI-
son. A. u Curtis. Anacortes. a. j II.
Hosorn. w-hidoy Island, / Saarp. Taco
ma. Doustaxs Almond Anacortes, r ".
Bssckwg-sd Portland. I'd I-igxnan. Port
land: Mrs Wilssu. Victoria; d r Perry.
New York. NJ. htfsasaarra. San ENrarcisco:
j. = I-arF5s san Francisco, X III Ffts
.rrgor New York. l.. Brooks CITY. II.
o. Parsons san Francisco W IL Par
sons aud wife. Alaska; Neil NJ connesl,
New York. Frank j. Rrswn. olynafa.
Mrs. HAspc- bayfield, 3 HAnoeck por;
HAainok N. r. Sergeant narkiay: r
Fao.. Portland: ID. McS.swnton.
". A. Parker. Big Lake. Mrs r. Pierce
Alien Weir, Olympia T.. r MsrAsrx. sua-
Assnssa, r n Barker, SreAon -. Mss
l. NJ. Jackson Everett: p r f~&vy.
Spokane A. ". Greasy. Portland, r. e
CSssy. Csy. J. y. MALI. Rochester, w. =.
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West Superior Gets . Reneflt ut the
Expense Of Duluth.

ST PAUL. MINI. May is.-The North
ern Pacific has made a short line freight
and passenger tariff between the Twin
cities and West Superior. The state rail-
road commission recently ruled that II
would be q violation % the interstate
commerce Law To permit the Northern
Pacific 70 make short line rates 10 Duluth
without reducing their LEGAL tariff. and as
the Northern Pacific did not care 10 make
decided that they could carry interstate
business by making their terminals in
another state. and cor seauently West Ga.
periar and ether Wisconsin points will
have the benefit of the short line rates
via the Northern Pacific, while Duluth
canfot ship ever this road advantageous
ly The Northern Pacific would not have
attempted TO compete for this business
hu. fer the reason that IL has been haul
ing back emptses when II might haul
loaded cars and derive some profit from
the return trip.
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RouRkE-FIsHER WAREHOUSE.
Legal Complications and Extensive
Litigation In Prospert.

oAkESDAI.E. Wash. May is-rn tho
Rourkc Fisher warehouse matter all par
ties interested seem Ia be waiting further
developments Fisher returned 10 Cakes
dale yesterday His friends declare he ia
Innocent OF any wrong I, is reported here
that Ronrke & Co. ssili have possession
OF large per cent. Of the whea. shipped
20 Portland and that by tispossng OF i,
this fail claims can be paid I'm fun One
report has II that the company has I'D oto
bushels 81 wheat at Portland In the
meantime farmers and those who have al
Nancsa money on wheat are far from
ssnguine. Serious legal complications an.
expensive litigation are threatened il the
matter goes into tho courts
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Unit~rin VIII Hold Services.

Rev. Abraham Wyman. the leading Un3-
tartan minister OF Topeka Kan. is IN the
city. guest OF Attorney II. b. Hunffcy
He will speak this morning at II o'cioek
at the Unitarian church on Seventh ave-
nue., near Pike street. on Our Theoretical
and Practical Thought Of God The Uni
tarlans have not held regular services
here since iSsS
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use of Morphine Responstbie for
Downfall and Troubles.

Special Dispatch to the Post-lntcll.sencer.
TACOMA, May ta-Msry Milton. form
sTiv well known actress AID dancer.
drawing stGa 20 $50 weekly salary from
hix companies IS aeeuTcd of grand lar
ceny 1t is claimed she and Joe Dunlap.
her husband stole s2-soe 81 dry goods from
IL f,phsnSchiias sters in December They
Were arnaignva today and given untfl
TUESDAY 20 pleAf Mss Msl,on's downfall
and troubles have resulted largely from
the use Of rlOrfthane
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IOWA SOLDIERS RlOTING.
After Discharge the Men Raid Brew
cry Wagons and Many Arrested.

SAVANNAH Ga, May - The Forty
ninth Iowa Cot Bows. wac mustered ous
here ,esay. After being paid eff the rper
raIss4 soda water stands brewery ana
sausage wagons III camp and overturned
ths wagons.
Many arrests were made The men
were hauled into barracks in patrol veg 3ns
ard trolley cars The station II packed
wsth thsra ard fhs recorder VIII hold q
sTee<,ai court 20 s-y the cases. Thu req
merit Vas 10 leave a, ) o'clock for the
Xe~t
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Special Dispatch - the Poxt-fnieliigeresr
TACOMA. May t2-Stells ! Appie late
has fled a suit la she J-nite~t States court
to recover s.. nS insurance from, tie Eon3t
All. Lag. Assurance Company, q, Ssw
York. upon q policy issued 20 tbs late
Judge lod~on Appt.gate. The r~ceirs %
the proofs was Acknowledged ~ the com
rany. but Il refused 10 pas the f,olcy on
the grounds thai the premium had iapse..
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Olympia: Miss Rosa Cooper. Grand Rap
Ids, Mich: Mr.. and Mrs. 8. W. Pope. Gas
Francisco; Capt. r. II. Cook. San Fran
cisco: q. o. Brown, Fortuna Aria: Franz
Graetzer, San Francisco; G. u. Walker.
Salem. Or: r. ID. wirks. San Francisco:
Frank u. Ballaine. Olympia: J. H. Pslle-
tier. Olympia: Mrs. F. Rennie. Everett:
Capt. J. Rasmussen. Berkeley, CAL: ~
Desjardins Chicago.
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"M,.siou Work I'm Alaska :.

DIR. Sheldon Jackson will lecture at tho
First Presbyterian church at $50 o'clock
this afternoon under the auspices OF the
Alaska Geographical Society. taking for his
subject. Missionary Work In Alaska"
Or. Jackson will discuss the work OF all
ire - ~ sfs.na.h in the land Of the north
and give an outline of the reindeer work In
connection with the missionaries.
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Speefaa Dispatch - ire poSt~g nseilfg~rcer
TACOMA. Nav u james Sewers a for
EEsr clerk ~ RaSeys Nastsuss meat market
Nas ssae~a Nostau for 8 40 DAMAGES He
alleges that Mn*tan assaulted hsrrs knaex.
81 him down. Jumped of him ana eraxe
his rs NottAu esaiEss % have acted IN
x&sk-seee1sN
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Special Dispatch to the Post lnseiiigencer.
TACOMA. May I3-~tsss Monday Il was
fes;na that tile cook on a Northern Pa
etHz siainx car hRt ainhtheris. The ear
@as gaarantinea and sid.-treeked on the
Portland rs ranch near American Lake. all
the occupants Of the ear Remaining In
quarantine The cook IL improving and
quarantine wiz be raised Monday.
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

The Queen sails for San Francisco -.
day.
Steamer Topeka will sail for AlashAn
ports tomorrow.
Steamer City OF Denver unloaded sixty
tons Of hay at the Central dock today.
She brought the hay from La Conner.
No steamer has yet been secured TO take
the place OF the Utopia on the Alaska
run. The Utopia Is taking the CITY Of
ksngstons run TO Victoria
WAGNER'S Band. Madison Park. thss
afteruuoH
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.runnnr.r omcrr. Entrrtained.

Special Dispatch 20 the Post Intelligence
TACOMA. May ts-ofssesN and cadets
aaseatsf Japanese training ship III YET were
entertained today by Mayer Nsckegs and
the chamber Of Commerce They were
shown ever Tive essy. using SPECIAL
train chartered from the Nar.hern Pacific
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SFeeSal fsAsvateh ~ the Isast-fntsi,tgN-rer
FeAT ANGELES. Nav IA. " rax-
tsr3. wife and I'VE children arrived Mna-
day Sr9m Erie. Pa Mr. Bastard comes
hare 81 assume charge 81 the e!ectrs~ llxh.
pant which ire esfy has lease. 20 him he
SAYS = Is &s ins*nfion 20 paf the plar, In
ETss class condition
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FIGHT WITH FIRE IN PARIS
Chamber Of Commerce Ablaae 1T an
Early HOur-Duildin1 Partly
DeatrOy

PARIS. May 1l~i:l5 q. ma IRE has
broken out IN the Chamber Of Commerce.
and the flames are spreading rapidly. A
panic prevails throughout the neighbor-
hood.
3 a. m-The IRE IN under control. but
the building N partly destroyed.
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Hegeiman wias Go-As-You-Ple.se.

NEW YORK. May ls-Peter Heyelman
won the seventy-twe hour go-as you .rlease
race that has been In progress at the Grand
Central palace since Monday last with a
score OF 40 miles. The record for the time
Is ZIG miles aud ao2 yards made BY Gus
Guerrero. In Boston. April Is 1891
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NEW YORK Nav i3-Ths Press ar
nauwres positively ira. ere r%sisce kssars a,
It's rsst Meeting Wal erass q aoxinr ceHs-
"a he Coney sslsn& Sporting Crgh whss.h
viii tnen ~ able - pail OF the rgtxssra.
mnes~Jexrsss nsAt
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riil. assistant superintendent have been ar
rested charged with conspiracy to get q
prisoner 70 accuse Hon. r. Il. Casron Of
employing him TO poison Gov. Thornton
ana several others two years ago
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RETAINED nv Planters


LEXINGTON. Ky. MAY n-Yr response
&c = cSsIexrsn from AEekian@. Nsr Tea
ssnd James "A N1slixan farmer United
States roSvss general IN Samoa. left to-
DAY for AHA where be viis srcsa- eesars
tire teaas high e0rtEst.sfSn of the peysrs
- REPRESENT The interests o. planters ara
Saxr@ss rssen Of the is.anGs.
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Sg~.s,ssi frsrascA "a -. pe.t.fntsfft.~r~~-
MN sghk MAJ Hes Minister BAR.
rest. 81 bis say hozne 20 Portland. or.
Arrived scAAy.
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broke the worlds walking record for one.
eighth rziis. covering the distance In tS
seconds. Ire forner record Was - -
second, hes6 BY. W. H Parry.
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ei n.sssrsss-T.nnshiii ana Bo~erman:
Connolly.
PhiIsAelpAfs, 81 view York, ..
PHILADELPHIA. Nay 1.-The PhaIliee
sustained their reputation A. q team Of
ssaggers To-Day. and adrnnistsred another
was baitsd ali over the field. Douglas be-
Ss al " made four seab!es and Lsjole ana
rlseaaS a oeansitni game. AtiendanOs.
f.IAl- Score.
New York $3.50. .......-... 9 3 I
Ra:serIss.cac,ou.n ana Grady: r1nsas
and Douglass UmTfres. Swartwood ana
Warner.
Ci.sfanssi. 2, -. Lesis, ,.
CINCINNATI. May l3-The Reds hit
Young har4 in the opening, when four
Danrnann was steady throughout. The
visitors had three men on the bases In
the ninth. but could not score. Attendance.
S use. Score:
Cincinnati ....... ..... 49,. !; :! |.
81. Louis 1890. --.....--r..-.S
bafssrses-Damm ana Wood; 1ounx,
connor and Criger- Umpsres. CDay and
Brennan.
BroekIyn Makes II Four Straight.
NEW YORK. May is.-Rrooklyn made II
four straight vita Washington today by
winning toiay's douhe-header. Hanion's
men played phenomenal ball during the
four hours u play, the fielding being per-
feet. and the batting hard and timely
First gzme-kcore.
washington ..-...- ..-.-.. -. .
Batteries Mcfarland Mcclure and Hay
don. MeJames and Farrell. Umpires. Ems
lie and Mcdonald.
Second ganIe-Score.
Washington ..............
'I Bastssrses--Baker ala Mcclure: Hughes
and Farrell. Umpires. Mcdonald and
En.siie
Boston, 2, DaltimoFe. I.
BOSTON. May IA three-hagger BY
f1sng ard long ny to left by Duffy IL the
last inning won tho game TOR the cham
piona today. Both pitchers we're effective.
M hf hs ssasaas q s as game ns v was
the fine fielding Of HoimsA Attendance.
3.5o9 Score:
Eoston $3.50. $500. -.-.....
Batseries-willis and Bergen: kitson
and Robinson. Umpires. 0a6ney ana An
drews-
Chicago. 81 Losisville, 4.
CHICAGO. May 13--Tns Colonies gave
the Orphans another hard rub today and
were only defeated at the end, when .
Demons was badly spiked by Hoy In the
ninth. Attendance. $50. Score.
Chicago ..-.. ...... 49,. :: 9 !
Hat,eries-Grinith ana Donehue: Cum
and Smith
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om~fais CHARGED with Conspiracy.
SANTA FEE " NJ MAJ ls-E RI Berg
.yaAn ssss superintendent Of .he state PEN
ttAnsiAry, H. son. Herry. A1A O. l. Xcr.
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COLLEGE, BASEBALL GAMES.
princeton, 10, Harvard, ..

PRINCETON, May 13.-Pr.nceton beat
Harvard this afternoon by 10 TO In the
rain. The ball was wet and the pitchers
were at a great disadvantage. Score:
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sAers ns.tsuee ~ asasng REGARD.
TACOMA sSav fs~st th~ " e A
Geld rnees hege iS1zy =. 4. =. YsaaS
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Pennsylvania, 8; .Corr

Pennsylvania, ., Cornell. o.
rrHICA. ". Y, May i3--Pennsyivania,e 3;
Cornell. o.
Nebraska, =, Kansas, 8.
LAWRENCE. Kan. May f3-NehraskA
university S. Kansas university. 5.
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-06
OrSu9.
Ianse YusIaBrrrr tommrr tili'aSc.

st Sog pau 6ouIton &c 3eras Sen
trdl 8unen leb al Sporet Rat til
SsrooQ tire Miil n%orbenfor WcGinnep,
o9 so at 9dsiagererne TOM tilitaoe.
Der par 50 pasiogerer pau 5rget.
Sn9en al benz, ipm bar pGret peo
uIptteSfteoet, fan f~or'tau, bborleots
nogen at Pasiagsrerne tunoe unogoa
at blipe orpbt / en- idaoan lIlDttc.
5o9et par tommet npiten cp til 9rorn,
od Yroen gap efter og ipreote iig, o9
/ nGIte Gieblit itprtebs ole 8oQnene /
en- eneite 9pnge be Is Sob neo fra
! emmerbroen. 8cgnene fuuites ION
Wggeital, mebens ioQre Ssmmerz
itotte og SernItanger gisnnemboreoe
benz ira ale Santer. De fleTte at De
'dnrebe B~aSTd8erer bleo forTGroclig
rpiteoe / bet frpgtslige 5alo.
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-06

Siegel, Cooper &c SO. | Gbicdgo
o%perrottc 2oen Rptddrsbag enb0er al
lin mdnbIiqe getieninq, Der baooe or
betoet Tor ,Sirmaet minoit Ell Mar, en-
&lpsasiurancepoliee pad $1,000. Den
tore Yutit par luttet for Yublitum
/ Wianoaqs, iorbi bet par !0eliqDdg.
1esudltet BAR gstieniuqen tIliuat at
meoe op ST. 10 ON 6ormtooagtn.
Der uooeltes 4JO policer, % Pre-
mierne for bet fgrite Mar tiiidms
men $26.4l5 bar 6irmdet betdit.
Den Gloite U}ano, ION mobtog en-
Iddoan golite. bar gBiaidm O. Qpnh
I TdtninQsafoelingen; ban er nGIten
70 4ar gammel. Den pngits bar
Willidm Is. 6ermdnion, Superintens
oentens getjent % rs Mar gdmmel.
5or anoen Song | i'm geItoden
bar @irqinia Uijlitarp SuItitute /
Gerington b%ortpiit en- bel alasis ira
Stolen. Den Ierite eiIsr graouerenos
9lasIc 6upoe oeo Wionut menem 2er
bag "a Ssnbdg u~fbrGnot 5proerteri
lager fra 9doetbdratternsS 5darne
for at bilie bet nDe &ors aomme, oQ
efter at bare Tibet rnDer Itreng 4r,
reit / ire 0aQe 6lep belle Glds'en bort
Djit [irsoaa 2titsn. 5srite Gupteiu
o.. ". Oerbni6irs, fom par 0dgens
GHicer, meOsrs @utterne moreoe fig.
unogil at blioe bortpiit. alasIen, Der
beitoo al 36 Weolemmer, bap0e Re
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-06
5}laniudJl,TrttJ.
Ten agr ,Ssrnbancnatien | Grim.

Oct fsrite re9uIGre 5oq til at for
laoe ben nbs South Union Citation
| Bottom fog ub berfrd ST. 4.38 Ssn
bag Morsen, m~eotagenoe II IONS AZ
Bottoms SsnOdgsapiisr til bet eitlioe
pg IpoIige Mdsia4uietts og til R6ooe
SsIano. 8erefter fulgte andre 1oQ
oper Rem Gngldno og Clo Golonn
gonerne, 6bis Stotiuner MI lioaer
forlaote. Sor nrroerenoe bill fur
bisIs TO gGuer bsurtts ben me Sernz
6aneitation; men Iaainort Sporleier
nc ian ioranores, pil ogiuu TO andre
Sernbanelintsr tr9oe til. : Senodqs
Isnotss fun SO 2pQ no fra ben me
S~onesdaro, % omtrent bet Iumme
auial anton. Yaa ugsoaaene Der
imoo pil 1900 sca forlope oa anton,
me til ben me Citation bOsr Dog ouer
be fire ganer.
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-06
-0noldnoet.
Smuntoppcr | Sigasuiae.

ira Burlington meIoes Nbtaarss
,aa: Couaipta, Strongburit, &irts
na.o % andre NaboIunosbger bar be,
TENT ia til lite at bape no9en Sefats
nina meo gjQQspile, bpor Smddtops
ZEN, cptrGoer % griber ON itg.
1tr II opilauet Ylatater, iom ABBA
III ale ToIt fra 8t99spine ON at
to.os it2 borte, % man affair snoo9
At mootaQe Yoit oerfra. s gi99Sz
rifle er ale Stoler, 8irter % ofentz
.ios ToriomIing8iteoer lutteoe. Gnos
D, gutitcrne er tiIoels lutteoe, iost
;, tpr inolooer fig poo ben uuer npos
stnni1ite NurbeI.
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-06
ulBrprGmicu.

Store % Imaa lllpe foretommer /
benne Sio / laa itore MGn9oer puu
&pHgbeiterne peitenior Wisiourifo~
Den - I~tripes fra Gbumberlain -, at
Sadrs pg &oGgeierne mellsm Wiiz
lidms Street, % NeItgrGnien al Yratt
Gountp bar odnnet en- Screening me0
bet 6ormual at 9igre ct trdftigt Sors
fog pua at uorpoos Dem. 5oreningen
tom fornplig iitano / Weitoper, "a
en- lloli9ning al 5 Gsnts pr. Stt. 6lep
lagt pda 9OrntoG0 og l Sent pr. Stf.
for 5aar. Sioen er iao mango llloes
italpe brdqt ino. at ale be Penge, Iom
inotom peb fprite uoligning, sr uoz
betalt. 9erfor blep ct mt Weoe az
bolot / WeItopsr iiofte 2erbag. In
Der Sistusiionen peo benne 9eiligbeo
blep bet dlminoelig uotdlt, at efteriom
&p9Qapl er Ell IUd pigtig SnbuItri for
Staten, bgr oenne 6e'tDtte apRgmens
bcne % lette benz for De 8Droer, be M
bnrsr alene, peo at Dbs en- pasienoe
Seoilgning for uorbooelien al STOP
oDrene. Gn 9enitilling til 2sgislatrs
rem bill osrfor blipe giort, iorat ltos
r0ooeliestrigen mob uloene ian fort
iTttPa
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-06
Lln,tIuu.
scmoctis ilOuiuoing al gin OF ;3iuf.

|llobpttet al Wineralier ira 6Glenaz
9iItrittet for ben iioite llge al BET
gamle gtar par 2,S98,S0O guno 3int
og 285,93O Puno glp, barb SAG, 900.
9iitrittets llobntte for belle Qoret bar
18,166,25O Buno 3int % 1,366,170
puub 8lp, pGrb S21S,962. lobpttet
al &%aniass og g}isiouris0 iftriftet
iorri9e llge bar 9,474.06O guno 3int
% 677,540 punO 9lp. barb $119,479.
uobattet Of 3int oa BIN 1895 iladr
al tioligere Retorcs % rsprGisntsrer
en- gGroi al $7,171,794. Wanae me
9rubsr tom / 9irtiombeb, og arbsis