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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-20
TAT.

I'll be mango oeIfaesnoeOs tare
gsnnsr, lom pan fOrfsuis Rouos
Diite os bsres g~enliSbeo Og R0rIisbsh
unosr Ruties Spsefeie. 8eosfaIb oe
gsgrnuelis, fsler ri unoerteaneoe lrane
ill at briuse Dor bisrteIisfie gat Ter al
DeItoseIis os aGrIigbso, iOm .r bIsuen
bepiif % os Dor fare Qioeoe.
3nf for gsnnebrsue. pi bar moota;
get. fuIts al 6errens Trsit. lot til be
fare gsnnsr, iom bapes ppntet airt.n
mso Drupsri os Ieuenbe pIanter; os
ligelsoss Dem, iom baube ornpsrst @ras
pen os ppntei ben meo glomiier fra
eoerit til nsosrft.
Tof til Dor 5relfsrs Wenisbeb,
SenbnssftoIsI0rere os lln9oomsioren:
ing og be mango. ri life ueo Raun pua.
for De riss Slomitsrgapsr. garlis
Iaf til praifsrne % oarup oo Ssn-
en- for al Irsii | 6erren. os Opmun'
trine til at itrioe: lrOens 9oos Crib.
ioa nanr Dor ,eIustio er ofbruot os
flpttet fra os iom en- 9prbss leli, "
oerren bn moa pare Bergen for % Oe
rqfte os RstfGrbi9beosns Ssirstrans.
AneW arie prebeuen.
9uIiepreben en-.
Better Brebenen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-20
Gpitterimger.
Sill Sfolen | Blair:

.Sno. Fer: 8aii. 81. s. Rielien s2'
Chicago. ST.: Gbene5er Wtgb.: u.
geterien 1925; Deter SEMEN 50;
NRifs Wiarie Beterlen, ytiis Sgrine
9eberien % Carl Beoerien boer ST.
Mrs. arag soc /;
gilbert Sea, Diinn.: y. GIauien q
@eItbroof, Ne.: SaHHif s.. Smith,
Miliam 9eterien, Better SobHion,
Subn qniprenien, 8. y. 9eHridlen
og Mortin 5nbricius buers 81; 5uer
aaritenIen soc; Better Smitb. Gbri.
titan Suiteien o9 Maos Rielien
bper 81; Gbriitiau 3bomien, Sans
5olm oe 9per 6olt hper SOC; Better
5olm 25c; Sprgen Snitb ST.. Il
6oseiuooo, Uiinn.: Beo 0gitfelteH |
Smmonuels WfgB. ..........
Nortbfielo, Mimi: Utrs, Aug. 5rpbs
ling % Uinrle Gbriitenien bper 81
pomell, Nebr.: areDerif @n9er.... +;
HuIfin, Hebr.: ". Qunosgaaro so;
Chr. Glien IS; 3obn Beit $40:
9ars Sesperien IS; Uiaos GbrilIens
len 81; Hasmus 9orien 81; 5Der
Beterlen 81; Chr. 3peeH og Chr.
5anlen bper SOC; 3. Is. 5reorlfien
Csc; Vels 6. 5autueo So; VI. ..
NnDerien 81. ~
goplepspile, Ninn.: 9iels 3grsens
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-20
Grcoemeoc.

9eitliss Soma Rreos al Den iorsnsot
oanite Rute atboloer. ON Sub nil, fl
eiteraarsmeoe / Vetbesoa Msniebso,
Noorbeao, Wonona SO. ga fra lors.
bag BEN 2soe September I'll SenoOa Den
lie OCTOBER.
meosi aabues msb @uostiensits Gre:
bag 5ormiooas 81. lo4.
acknowledgement:
/. 9euisscreIie dofelaoet al RrsO:
len).
2. 6porbau fuue ri beoit brine Wie=
ion blduot rort 6olt2 Wattb. T.,
1916 0Orelaasi al Reniebeoen) i.
9raltsmpos lrrsbaa / graiiebOlisen.
{. MatLiofsn,
Rrehsiormonb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-20
q
Blair % Ome9u.

Ru oa StoIen mart bliuer IGroi9
ioQes Ger NOT NIB Aluor let paa Snes
lamlina I'll Dor npe 9itte. Romiteen
bar ldoet laue nogls Fapltptfer meo 8
mnoe 6uaer /, buori tan la99es lets
Biscuits Siufter, Der tan iorienoes gem
mem goitsu for 49ts. / Borto. 0a
Der ef er 6orlposnoe aaerfoe er bsnueo
50 gleuer inomelbte til Stolen, pl BET
D~iilnof let foritaoes, at pot nupgrenos
airte lite tan rumme babe benz og Die.
niabeoen. @ennem Giniertsrminen
bliDsr Der pei o9laa Ouer loo gleuer.
Del CT aomiteens 9aab, at buer, Der
mootneer Brep fra ben, nil enteu Islu
tisrnae suer ogida Jorge for at inoiamlt
s56is. Stpfter NOT III at uofploe De
5sRos 9uuer = Og iaaIeoes are meo
81 al IrtmbiaIps ogiaa osnns Sa9.
AeoIa9seIie at 6lsrneiteu til ben
MP 0sjitols Der i gpsn public school)
pil iinoe Steo paa 6rsoas. Sn uenlle
ssnObpeelie er %uoienot til aus 6orenin.
ger % priuate 5nobpssere / 9ountnet
ON al TONNE % oueruGre 6elten.
abfiaise al pore unss 5oIt, oer'
ibIunot Siguro Anfer, Iohn o9
Aimee Rennp, ere reilte til Slncoln
iOr at ir~efpsniers llHiusriiletet Der bet
Iommenbe 4ar.
6enrp @brifteuen, 9amptOn.
Rebr., en- at Z. 6. Bubl. 6ouies 3u
oosrafer. % gleOnorG9 lat, Dat
ten at 3. Blai3. Dor Gountp: aasi erer
bIeu / 6reengs aeteuieoe / gruoens
Diem. Canine Afteu rsiite bet uuge
Bar eennem Smaba til 9ampton, buor:
IRA &c fom iilbaee / Strsouss. De boue
bssse tiIbrast lite iau iao War ber t
Bpen; liar oa Bruoen. iom 10 bar TT
6irm Der os iom / Here Anr bar u9ret
qarerinbe / pore Sfolsr. Npbsbsn ON
nenne g~rpaupsfef tom %uiitnot liof
o~uerrnifenoe for be flsite, ia ri lite
bauoe NneIie ON, at noget ioaoant uar
IorsIoaenoe. 81 snlte bet un9e ia
sptfe o9 6srrsns Seif9nslle 9snnsm
be tommenoe 8a9e.
Reu. s.. u. Bartsn, 9r9if ueo
Metboointirfen Der Bpen, itaar BE:
ereb msb al ombptte oenue girtiombeo
meo en- ct anoet Steo.
galfor g. Big fra glr gorn
oiIaeoe os ct lille geiOg | Nlanoa9s
pan iagoe 81. a., at MRS. . IS 9el.
breo er bIspeu oa0rIisers. efter at bet
foloe gejr bar begpno; at ore i'm -}nos
npeelle.
Qafor u a smuse fom iiIs
boee / gsibnes ira fin Rsiie Der orpe |
bet foloe 9ioro, buor ban bauoe eiOrt
gefenOtab meo tOIce 5ooeer, men =
parms 9isrter.
gejret bar / ben iioite lib @foran:
bret fla Der uoe pua Rebruifas 9rGrie.
laa ri, lom Tor en- ussstio iioen puiteoe
al garme, MI maa bare 6pr Rattd.
ounsn oe fan fao Gimirolt at ( paa
@rasist ON Morseneu.
Sens 5sier. Son al u. 9sier
jom for 1ioer arbeioer paa D. {. pubI
6oule, % 4moIie Rieli EN-, Dat.
ter al 6. NieIien, Beifprer for Bee
Hive Meat Market. bIeu 5reoae ben
s. Disoe / gruoens Diem at gaitOr u.
Rasmusfen. Ge bare Isjst Ell
6us / D,rlapiae. Mr. 6sir arbsi
Der paa Ell IesIuart Der / Ypen.
81 puife oct uuae Bar en- 6remtio
mso mssen 8eIiisnsIie fra 9erren, al
NuoDens Cub Os Sarmbisrtisbtosns
baoer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-20

Tgleenoe 8ioraa er fremoeles meo 1ai
mootaane: dasmns anoerien. 5airplan.
U2id., SOC. Chr. Gnoerien, Sioueu. glid).,
SOC. @eo :. 8ertbeIien. albert Sea: g.
Eranoien SOC: Watiie Rasmusieu 75c; Mrs.
j. SEMEN 81. Deb BAH. i. =. q. Qanieu.
9ortlano. Gre: eaet Biorag 81; 5r. Nm.
oerien. 8eeouille. Gre, soc. Deb 2. Ser
tbelien, Albert gea: z. y. Spenoien .
q. u. 8~jsrnlnuo 81, y. 0emmIngien 81
u. 8obl 81; z. 0lion soc. Salt sil.25i
meo bet tioliaere inofomne (s202.24l s2i349
buorior fuitteres. Heo.
Sermeo iluttes 3%uoiamlinseu meo Eat
nj ale @iperne. 6eo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-20
~uuaoomsmooe Tesnab,
Wie.

Mtls Iionsmgoe agte5 al.
bolot / Scr Jreliers a1,fe fra %. Sspi
III l. Oft. 6lere iremmeoe 9r9lter bar
louet al oelta9e.
DigOel besDnoer 9orsooe 2tiirn Den
%. 81. ~.
uneoomsfOreHin9en inob1oer beruet
unge R0nO o9 apinoef net oe iierr
III at fomme os eele 8laoen. geliienel'
len % Snmiunoet meo os / otsie Gage
8Qr Of ben @obben Of meloe eoers
aomme en- lIges lib isr Msoet, Joe
ital pi isrse for frii 0pholo nj eoer.
3. u. SEMEN.
gor n.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-20

len 81; Saruen S%preenien, NHoretp
Senien, 9noers Senlen. Miiis Sulia
Sprgenien % @iuie Semen bper
81; SaHs 50. Senien % 0enrn Sprs
qenien beer 81. Warn 9asperlen
o. Nnna 6asperien hper 25c. 49,. 13.5(
@enepa, Mtirn.. 81. 4. Gbriitenien. Loo
6reebprn 60. Minn. 6hr. anOerieu BOO
Gmatonna. M1iun.. Wtiis I. g.. Ndis
Marie 9eterien % 0attie SGnien
buer 81; 5ania Mob: .. .. 9bris
itenien So; 8asmus 5bomien $3.50;
Snuert 3bomien soc; oenrp y.
Sanieu Sacob MortenieH % 6bri-
titan Senien hper sl=............ 140f
eeuterpoint. z. SAT: 9. L. SenieH 1000
Snthinion Minn. VI. 6. 5h0mieu. 50(
Nfiuueapolis. 0tlnl.: 0aftS 3eterleH
oQ Ytrs. Gariien huer 30; Marie
SreoeritieH % aatie 9eterlen buer
50. 140C
gsnupaca. gsis.: Gfer ira Seaiss
aonos N{ah..................... 102l
Chicago. ST.: 4ait. 5. VI. 9anien. boo
Calender. Ga: Sens 0anlen 81;
Sprgen 0anien 15t III
sort Dodge, Sa.: 8alt. Y. u. 9lortss
Rem 5enmart. 8ronu &C.. ISIS:
Bait. u. z. 9~lelien SO; 5ans I.
4uoerien So. Sehn z. Sauien
$3.50; Sens 9. sarlea, Mons Niels
len, pans 0auien. Nlrs. Suopig
&ieiien "a ,Selephile garlen huer
50: 0emmiRa aasmus1en. W. y.
9arien. u. :. Aasmusien, Dtrs. IL.
Z. Rasmusien. Mrs. +. Sgrqenien,
0Paru QnoerIeu. gnnu e. Nnoerler,
Claus Sohanien. Nasnlle Nlellen,
u. Is. Ereoritien. 0ans Chr. Sohuns
len, Die 3praenien. 0ans 9helien.
Sans Senien % 9iiels Gritien
buer 81; Gmilie Sohuion. emma
Sobnipu. 0ans Senien. Martin
9eterieu, Siua 3prseuien. Mrs.
VI. 5humien. ,Sohn 6. Hielien.
.Seus Sonien. 4iid Sohnion. Chr.
=. 9arien, 5burpalo 8eterieu.
Sans Glen. giuer 0anien. 2breno
8uhanan, Mrs. Better Glen. Nins
tbiloe Nielien, !. .. GbrtlienleH,
Qnoers Dlitfelien. u. u. 6asmns-
len, g. y. Ghriitenien % ". y. Sens
len huer soc; 9tiels 0anien. Sofe
Sanien og eoith Sohnlon huer 25c, Gs.75
Sim Gale. Iiuu. ). ;. Sacobien,
5ieHoe Tor 0erren ............. 54oo
Grum, 9lebr.: Crit 4noerien. Loo
Roorheao. 3a.: Bat. i. W. Better
len 80: Ssren anoii -; Sames 6.
Sohuieu IS; u. 5obnion s.; ". s.
Sohniou 81 y. Sobniou s., Sens
6. Senien % Vars SEMEN hper 81;
8. 7. 9eterien 5obn .. 9obHloH.
Sncob 5runo. q. u. Start. 6reo.
Sgrenien. y. Neiteradnro. Alfreo
9nrien. 10. Gbriitenion. u. albert
ion. 3. &. anoe % Annie anoe
huer 81; apinoeiorenin9en s25... $500
Marcus Bed,
aomitesns aasierrr. Blair. Weir
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-20
: ubilGumsieit oa Wiss
0onsmpoe

aiboIoss / Utenisbeoen uso hampton.
Rsb., b. 90. 20 Os "a Septbr. o.
ptaiter. Der bnue bstisni U~ieuisbeoen
De 25 aar, ben bar beltaaet, ere irb.
buone.
aas. iOm tunne % Uiae beige os /
oisis Gaee ere bjerfsIls ueltOmne.
NsIo eosrs Romme i COB lib.
8. ID. gunb.
6omptou. gttb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-20
WtsIouemoDc.

ysroas D. %. Aiten os Ssnoas D.
q. afboloes Wiishonsmeoe / Virgo.
9enner, iom snite at oelto9e ere bisrtsIig
uelfomne. 6lere YrRlier uentes.
s.. 3. brim obt WslIer,
W%euigbeoeas Rrrlt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-20
,Saniferrn."
cnsOaa b. 20. September 1899.
@nOstienriter.

gIair, Rebr.
blair oanife eu. slutb. Neniabeo holber
guostieneIte bper SenoGg 6ormiooa8 9l.
IO3 90 aiten n. :. S~euoa9sltole RI. 3
,sorm. Spbpggeliesmeoe Onsoas alten III.
8. - VILE ere t~igrtelis peltomne
q. u dsmuse Ell,
Brat.
Gmaba, 0ebr.
4 Qfaa banife ep. lulb Dteniebeos Ritte
Rortb 26tb Street dmsuent Grant os BUT
bette bodies esimesieeuostieusite bDer Sens
buo Sorniobae 81. lo4 % Aitenauostienete
ri. u. S%enoaesitole 81. l2t @ftm. Ri9e.
mgbe buer 1orsooe Aften 81. $. Aue ere
bieltellg peltomfei
O. 9. 6hriittane ell,
4rQii.
BOZ al: s2i9 ". 2sth Ct. Gmaba. 9iebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-20
Glf 0orm 1ojfolc,
Sen Gloltc onnife llngoOmsIfole
Wmrrifn.

thhNAiAAy
~bessneer, ON CAB ui!, II 22bs Sfo!s=
aal ben l5oe Ropsmbsr 1909.
lnberuIsnins | be %uIminosIi9 StoIts
lag baaDe Tor Wano os huinosr. baaos
gfgpneere og pioerstomne.
Sfoleu bar 8 yGrere.
Detailing for uuoeruisnin9, Rot,
g9reIie, 9gs og 9drme: IA Dollars
pr. Rnoneo a uger).
Seno Ell 2 SIS. 6rimarte for StoIens
RniaIog.
SnomeloeIler mootusss, % nGrmers
Oplpsninssr 9iuss al
y. 2. Yig.
Glt 6oru. Sbelbp to-, 90.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-20

$40 DANTE bar tasei gcnb | benne
aoloui. ubuuI9t al Rlrtsiamiunests
6omite, os al bisie bar aueiebe $50 brs
fat fig Der. @nbnu baues Der gobt
eanb NOR Sfationsr.
Der tiItrQnsss bunite 6orretninss
mGnb Bpsu Bowbeus | z ettIemsutet.
giaiss @rturliOner msb eanoissers,
unber esbeIie Of Rel on CANTON
500 ganens banlfe @mi9rationss
agent, ufs00r fra minneapolis (DRiI'
wautse Depot 1irsbassns ben 3. Os
II. Sftober. 81. $40 on aiisnen.
9igelebss bauss prerieIano | Winnes
IOta os DutOtu, Os btuiat SfoDIauo
| 0isconfin os Widisan paa SOP"
Sernbanen. 2aps Ssrnb1nepriier. -
Striu eftsr 2anbtort oe ianprsrsbe 5or
tlarinser til
ID. w. CASSEDAY,
Land and Industrial Agent 800" Ry,
Minneapolis, MINI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-20
SlairGoueoe

SldtrNoue0e
bf9gnber fin 9iternorstermin ben HE
Otlober. StoIsn Dor nite late garsre
og garerinoer.
ACADEMIC SCHOOL. l5o,berss
bsuot.)
COLLEGE DEPARTMENT.
classical Course
NORMAL COURSE. (For Teach
er's County and State Certificates
BUSINESS DEPARTMENT.
bookkeeping, Shorthand and
Typewriting, etc
Sanif Sprog, yitteraiur og 5iitOric.
llOOannclic Of SGrerr % s9rcrinocr
for ben bnnife Berneifole.
MUSIC DEPARTMENT.
5ureorag ouer SIbeIen, s5iitOris Os Cit
%terniur.
Sfolen bIiuer / ole Mnaoer %prattiif
% tiosioarsnbe uoitpret Steam
Heat, 9anbDGrt. Baoerum. 6n ny
uslinoretttt 9gsuins fOr bigger er uneer
Opfsrslie.
nor unOtruisnius. ROT % sosi IA
Dollars ON Rauntcen 4 user). ean9t
ira iiIrsjienbe tunns fau Federation
BetoIineeu.
9nomslbsIisr mpotases. os nGrmers
OplDsnin9er siuss Of
6r. antsr,
Blair, gebr.
nsS StriO siter RatnIoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-20
elite opcr Siorna

til eeipisuine al be lodouteoes 8Uinoer oe
sssrn. - Snbfommei eeiinem ~Gonlfe
rem, 8lalr, 9lebr.. b. 20. Sept. i 80.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-20
Sernbaneliite.
GbifasO, 81. Yanl, MiuneapOlis
< Cmaba.

Cub pao.
Scr. 1. Twin City Limited SIP 6orm.
Jtr. 3. Omaha Passenger l120
gtr. 5. DO. DO. 6.O7 eitm.
Rorb paa.
Rr 8. Sioux City Passenger 6.47 6orm.
RI. A. DO. DO. DO. 1,55 6itm.
J1r. 2. Twin City Limited 6,45
g., &. 4 M. y. % g. 6. 4 Yat.
9eit paa.
lr. 10. Lincoln Passenger SOC 5orm.
Jer. 3. Black Hills Pass. . 3,25 @itm.
Or. %. Accommodation 755
Zft poa.
3r. 10. Mo. Valley Pass. $50 Torm.
Ir. 4 Chicago Passenger 4.5j Gitm.
gr. "a. Accommodation $50 6orm
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-20
2Ilterbilleoer

mutt oQ pei u6ferte o9 malet eitsr bDilten
iom bslf bibelf Jefft o9 bu;Ifen iom bslit
Sterrelie, man enifer. On nRrmere Dps
lpsnin9ei % petingslier ifrir I'll
8. Senfen,
lS u. Main Ctr, Council 9lufs. "a.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-20

Sii gala. 9n COB 6orret
ninssbpsn'ns / aenuato. Ntbiaita. uos
martet BtIissenbeo. sau pris. @oos
5etineslier. Nan benuenoe zig til Nt.
6einen II, Renuaro. Rebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-20

q-uertisiementer unoer ..eniies". Ill eeie" %
I'll Gaia" fOter 25 Gents ior p oro for buer Gang.
% en- Gem u. Orb Tor alt. ION %eperitiser % Orb. -
apertisiementer pptaaes Tile ior minore ene 20 Gents.
% genae maa meofslge ale sstiaiaser.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-20

Cu5fes - 9n gise. Der fan 10.
fore pusarbeios. Wan b%enpeuhe fig
til Mrs. 8. u 6o9bt, Blair Neb.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-10-26
NEARLY A BILLION ACRES LEFT.
Commissioner Hermann's Report on
the Public Lands.

The annual report of Commissioner Her
mann of the general land office. made public
today, shows a grand total of 929, 30S, 0GS
acres of unappropriated and unreserved
public lands in the United States. The
disposals of public lands during the fiscal
year show an increase of T2S, SIG acres, as
compared with the aggregate Of the previ-
Gus year. The total cash receipts of the
Original homestead entries showed a de-
crease of 2S,910 in area involved and final
entries an increase of So, 132 in area. There
were 150,541 acres certified or patented as
swamp lands during the year. an increase
of almost 10000.
issued aggregated 212, SIS acres, and 40, 100
acres selected by the various states and
territories were approved and certified for
educational and other purposes. Under the
several railroad grants made by Congress
there were certified and patented last year
J04 ,651 acres of land, together with 60,392
acres for wagon road construction.
The commissioner makes a number of
recommendations looking to the betterment
of the land laws and their administration,
and suggests the enlargement of the Mount
Rainier National Park in Washington and
the Yellowstone Park
Protection against forest fires is especial
ly urged. 1t is estimated that the average
yearly loss from this cause is not less than
$40, 100000. The proper utilization of the
grazing lands on the public domain also is
urged, and it is pointed out that so long
the laws require millmen and other lumber
men to pay fair price TO the government
for timber supplies drawn from public lands
there should be an equal charge levied on
the grazing products of public lands. The
government, it is urged, should derive a
revenue from leasing such lands.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-10-26
Many Photographs.
ARRANGEMENT WITH SULU.
General Approval of Cen. Bates
Course of Action

The War Department officials refuse to
make public any of the provisions Of the
arrangement made by General Bates with
of the Philippines, but state that the main
features have been touched upon N the
cabled press reports from Manila. The
document arrived in Washington about six
weeks ago and has been discussed al some
length in the cabinet.
The general opinion is that General Bates
has made an extremely advantageous ar
rangement of what promised to be u most
difficult subject. AS one cabinet officer puts
It, he secured for the United States the
valuable services of the whole royal family
Of Suiu for the compensation of a good
clerk, and provided for the immediate mlt!-
cation Of the conditions Of the slaves and
their ultimate emancipation. Not being in
actual possession of the Sulu group land
Spain was never able to obtain more than
a nominal suzerainty over iO the ability of
the United States military commander to
effect these things. besides preserving
peace and opening the islands TO trade, is
regarded by the cabinet as highly COM
rnendable. 1t is further said that this ar
rangement is not permanent and does not
prevent differ Mt treatment of the Islands
in the future. and. still further il has not
been so far approved by the President and
may be rejected II it IS deemed proper to
do SO. The arrangement is regarded as a
purely military measure, fully within the
powers of the American commanding Of
ficer to draw up, and so il will not be sub
rnitted to the Senate for action, as would
be a treaty, but will be merely transmitted
10 that body as a matter of information.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-10-26
A WAINWRIGHT TESTIMONIAL
Amendment of Committee to Take Charge
of the Matter.

The Wainwright testimonial movement
doomed today. The committee to take
charge of the matter was selected, subscrip-
ton books were opened and steps were
taken in the matter to insure the success
of the movement.
At the close of the stock exchange Mr..
C. J. Bell read the letter published yester-
dav in The Star with reference to Com
mander Wainwright and spoke of the gall
liant services that had been rendered by
this hero of the Santiago battle. AT the
close of his remarks more than $50 was
subscribed in few minutes by the gentle
men present.
A committee composed of Mr.. Charles c.
Glover. Mr. Charles j. Bell, Mr.. John c.
Poor. Brig Gen. George H. Harries and
Mr. F. P B. Sands has been appointed to
take charge Of the subscription fund to
procure a fitting testimonial to the gallant
commander, Richard Wainwright, to select
the testimonial and arrange for its pres
entation when the subscriptions are closed.
Subscription lists are open at the Riggs
National Bank and the American Security
and Trust Company.
Mr. F. P. B. Sands has been appointed the
treasurer Of the fund. The committee sug-
gest that "our patriotic fellow citizens be
prompt in handing in their subscriptions,
that this tribute of our admiration may be
speedily paid to our distinguished fellow
toWnSman."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-10-26
BOSTON POLITICIANS RIOT
Democratic Committees Headquarters
Wrecked and Heads Broken.

BOSTON, October Ga scramble be-
tween the supporters of Gen. Patrick A
Collins and John R. Murphy, candidates for
mayor of Boston, to obtain places of ad-
vantage for filing nomination papers at the
democratic city committees headquarters
here today developed into hot battle be-
tween the factions. Several persons were
hurt and the rooms of the committee were
badly damaged.
The trouble followed the discovery by the
Murphy men, who had stood on the stairs
all night, that some of the Collins adher-
ents had gained places inside the commit
tee room. The party favoring Murphy
broke the glass panels of the door and their
opponents were disclosed An uproar fol-
lowed, but a squad of police kept the
Murphy men under control until o'clock,
the hour for opening the rooms.
At just 9. however, without giving an
opportunity for the door to be unlocked, the
crowd, numbering about 200 men, made a
plunge which forced the door open, rushed
into the room and became involved in
wild contest for positions at the desk where
the papers were to be filed. The men who
had gained an entrance first succeeded in
holding their advantageous position until
the Collins paper had been filed.
Meanwhile personal encounters had devel-
oped and hot fights Were in progress on all
sides. Collars and ties were wrenched off
clothing was torn and faces were blackened
by fist blows. Joseph Hankin received a
blow on the head from a blackjack and was
dragged out of the crowd in an unconscious
state. Doors and windows were smashed
and the furniture was Wrecked Order was
getting out all those who had finished their
business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-10-26
THE SUBJECT OF TRUSTS
q Conflict Among the Presidents Close
Political Friends.

There IS said to be a conflict within the
circle Of close political friends of the Pres
ident on the subject Of trusts Senator
Hanna belirues the antitrust cry, holding
that anything Ike a wholesale, indiscrirn-
mate denunciation Of business combinations
IS unjust. tneXpedieut and unwarranted
In his public utteraaces he has taken prac-
tically this position, and il is understood
that he decidedly disaIproves of the anti
trust cry being taken UP by the republican
party. Other Of the Pre- sident's friends are
urging that the President should come out
strongly against trusts in his first message
to the Fifty-sixth CoIgress. and that an
effort should be made under administration
auspices TO secure legislation at the APP
preaching session aimed against the trusts
The Presidents Opinion.
The President. il is said. believes that Il
would be the part OF political wisdom to
nulAfy the democratic antitrust issue by
himself denouncing trusts and taking steps
to curtaN their power His Judgment does
not II is said. coincide with that of Mr..
Hanna on this question. The ATTACH nm
trusts made by Controller Dawes in Boston
recently is understood to have very wsu
expressed the ideas Of the President and
II Is said that il is the present intention Of
Mr.. Mckinley to pronounce against trusts
in his annual message. To do so will place
him for the first time in a position of opno
sition TO that taken by Mr.. Hanna
Conflict of Policy.
Under cover there is considerable feeling
shown In the conflict Of policy. The effort
on the one hand. II is said. l. 10 have the
republican party come out boldly in defense
of the right of business interests to conn
blne. and 10 assert that where such comb,-
nations are made the public, as a rule is
benefited by them. the injurious trust being
the exception. and thing to be dealt with
on its individual responsibility and char
acter- On the other hand, II Is being urged
that fine distinctions cannot safely be made
IN politics. and that therefore, the repub-
ican party cannot, IN the present state of
public sentiment, afford to even seem 10 de-
reno trusts nor to try 10 make any distinc-
uon Setwesn good and bad trusts