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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-05
4. Sult.
SuOrOGl 6ribeOsOagen fejres.
5ulger Oeraf.

Ut ben ameritanife Station Qlar efter
2tar feirer bens itore 6ribebsbG9 ct og
for fig font p9 ugteIiesuerbist Dten
Der er no9et anbet, iom er Ianst fra at
uare font; 6uert eneite 9ur bape ri
bag efter en- lang 2iite uF rIptter for
aaria9et peb Stpbning ben Dag. Og.
Iua / 9lur ere gIterretninserne fra Be
forifeuise Stsber Ian9t fra sIeosIise.
S Wc@oof, Neb., bIeu en- @anon Of
fpret psb Otibbasstib meb ben 9irfnins,
at en- Drens miitebe lin boire 6uanh Os
fit enc pie; en- unben miltebe en- Singer
os tit 2lniistet frp9teIig misbunbIet af
6ruot; en- treble miltebe iir penltre
9aanb; en- fierbe fit ct lent Saar tit
ere Ben, og en- femte fit Qlnlistet flemt
mebtaset uf Rrubt.
Sra Beatrice, 0teb., meIbes ON flele
lllptter foraariu9et ueb 6prpertsri.
Gn aorabanbler miitebe i'm enc Saanb
og fit ct Saar t Mapen; en- Saeferer
fit ct lemt Saur Mniistet; en- Dreug
II et frpgteli9t Saur bet enc gen.
$ 0eisb, Reb., etspIooerebe en- CANT
mel gssie 5aanben paa en- RurI, iom
p!lbe ifpoe ben af. men baube itoppet
for meset &ruot / ben. San bIep fret
feIis tilrebt.
Den Sluss gapbeber ere 10 itte iaa
slaoeliss at bore; beaer life er bet
noset npt, men tun @sntuselIer fra
Nar til aar. Dog ipnss 6oIt aIpris
at funne bIipe flosere. Den Dag maa
Der ifpbes, ieIu ON bet ifal tolte noqle
,Niu os 9emmer.
6fd aaOfs SteUsr mstoes Osfaa Oh,
itorartsoe procesiioner, Caller 0. Ign.
til Minbe ON pore Sabres Ramp for
5ribepen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-05
lIbbrab ef &satsbab !
Sre gtegre Orebt.

6ienbitubet mellem be forte forben.
uGrenbe Slauer og oeres bpibe Naboer
i Spbitaterne ipnes aIbrig at piae Iagse
Jig. Siblte llse par Der otter SpettutIer
/ alabaga, ueI nermeIt iom en- TeIse
af, at en- Neger baube fornarmet en-
buib Ruiube, Mrs. Mpnroe Sones; ps
Da gtesrene fife ubeu @runb frpstsbe
for 6eun, iamIebe be fig beuGbnebe
mellem Ulinerne tRt peb @urbiff, Ola.
@n buic MunO, iom tom oer fprbi, fit
en- meget ublib 8ebanoIing, buiItet
forte til, at be buibe Minearbeibere bIep
raIenbe, uGbnebe fig os ouerfuIbt gte=
creme, Der life Iaa 5aren, for Bosierne
tnalbeoe fra ale Siber, o9 &uelerne
bpinebe inb beres tette Starer. Gre
Nesre bIeue pr9bte oe flere laarebs,
buoribIanot abitili9e piitnot bebeliet.
Jsesrene ianlle fig mellem giargene, os
Stiuinsen er tritiit. Sberiff O'grien,
Birmingham, er Serube meb 100 bepebs
nebe Dsano for at boIbe Srben; men
Der er ienere teIe9raferet efter Solbater,
ba SefoItninsen runot Omtrins / gabo=
bperne er banse os treDer gsitpttelle.
vi bore iaa ofte tale ON be mango
Nationer, ber ber 2aubet er bIeuet til
cen; os ba SIuueriet eftsr ben bIObiss
Sorserfris bIep afituffet, toses ct sObt
Stribt fremab iaa 9enieenbe, men ben
uIpfteIise 9tucebab Ieper enbnu, os bpors
naar mon ben ifaI bIiue ubrpbbet? giit
itte for RriitenfGrIisbeben faar 2ou al
brine ben ub os inotase oens plabs.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-05
Gn 0mpernpr ttattet.

st af be Napne, Der benne Glib ofte
meoer os glabene, er Gbeopor &oies
ueIt, euer for of Ilippe Iiot nemmere fra
Get: vGebbp", New gorts @uuerner,
Der bar siOrt fig beromt iOm 6ppbins
for be Iaatalbte Rough Riders, iom
for npIis buue uaret iomIeoe i Sos
8esus, q. SO.
CANINE 9ebbp~ baube Stat5fanss
ilet Sins Sins, Oi, g., en- 6anse peo
9tuun SObu 9Owarb, Der til Gibsfors
briu sau fig til at Iaue to fore pibeur9=
Ter, Jtu truf bet fig netOp iua, at ct
iaubunt OrseI mausIeOe Gustbustu=
pellet, os @uuerngren fOreilOs, at man
for at ipare nosIe guiinoer tOs ct al
9Owurbs Srsler, Der ioa ub til at bIiue
meset sooe. gtu par bet 10 nOf iau
rimeIist, at ben flittise Arbeioer bier
Iitt paalfpnnet for fit trOfulte Nrbejoe,
oe @uuerneren ifantebe bam bsrfor
6ribeben ira zen Dag, OrseIet bier
fGrbist, bpiItet ju iatte fOrnpet 6art
9lrbeibet. SrseIet bIeu fuIbfsrt, 6om=
arb fit i'm 6ribeo, os man iumIeoes
Sapeust for at inbui bet imutte Snitru.
ment. Nten, pc! Do Srsuuifer
ltuIbe til at prGIubere, uite bet fig, al
bet prestige pibeOrseI life eieOe er
eneite Gone. Oct par fun Rasien til
ct SrseI, en- StaI uben &arne.
gfu ipser uEebbp" efter SObn 9ou:
arb, meb buem ban nOt buube 2pit ii
at tale Iibt; men SObn ipnes life at bsl
beune 9pif; ban fOretratter at npbe ber
faa bprt tpbte 6ribeb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-05
4. Snli / Smaba.
W}fgct at ic. - Nlange Silifuere.

Ut Der par itOrarteoe 6eitGi36eber paa
uoltIlItnsen Omaba B. 4. SuIt, bebr=
per man pel life at fprtGlle; men Der
par ba osiaa nogen til at ie berpuu, ioet
oper %, 600 Wenneitsr Ben Dag belogte
lloltiuin9en. 9to9et al Bet melt inter-
eslante par 6prperteriet ON 2lfteuen,
iom en- Wasle Ntennelfer tom for at Ie.
0esuoen par Der itorartebe Baraber,
StueipiI foreitiuenoe Sluget ueb Ma=
Mia .. Iisu. gn Slot Snoianere tom
fra 2lrisono os bar en- Del Guriteter dt
forepiie.
Yerre bIeu bet for Oefpreren af
Pablt Saloon beruoe, San bIeu uemIig
arreiteret, forDi ban baube tiuubt fig at
leI9e Dl uben licence, ba ban NOT life
funoe faa benne. 9et pur bog pilt
in9en lllptte, ON al llblfentnins al ipi;
ritueie Oritfe funbe bIipe forbinoret paa
lloltiuin9spIabien. 9luerebe ben fprite
Dag uiite 6pIserne at Dritteriet Jig,
ibet nOsIe samIe 5Olbuter fit Iibt for
meset 9Ouebet, oa ioo uuosneoe berss
triserife Senoenier, os be bsspnote at
fe9te mob en- Bartender, Der piIoe itifte
6reb. San muutte sribe 6Iusten, for.
fulst uf De sGue 9eIte, Der ruubte i
Diunben pua binanben: yQens BAN,
beng buml" Gil iipit pibite ben fofteIs
6Ipstnins itte anben nbuei, enb at tp
til 5ensilet Os beoe ON geitptteIie bag
bets Ufure, buab ban Osiaa fanot, font
be forbitrebe 8risere fprit prppebe, bpor
iterf. 6ansielsberen par.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-05
Wttsipnrt.

2Siaiam S. Stone, tibIisers @uuer=
ner / MtisiOuri os MeoIem nf ben nemn-
fratiits yfationaItOmits, unsrsb 6ors
saars Don 9teuuis, en- Rorrelponbent
for Blaoet Cronicle Scr. Stones eoet
&ontor Uunion Trnst building. ct.
Qouis.
9tsauis par suaet til @r=@uperueren
for at faa OpIpsniuser ansaaenbe en-
Bant, iom feune par Mebinoebauereu
af. Stone flyer, at 0teauis' Spgress
maaI par fOrnarmeIise os ubpflise.
6an bleu forbttret, orbrebe &eauis ub
af Osren os forfuIste bam enbos til
neite gta9e, for at gore bet eftertrptte=
list.
8teauis paaitaar, at @r.@uperneren
forbanbebe bam, trat en- 8niu 90 truebe
meb at brebe bam, o9 at 6aanbgribs>
lisbeber tan afuerseoe ueo cit anben
Sasfsrers Meuemtomlt, men bette be-
nester Stone albeles beltemt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-05
SO trOfaftc Senmer.
Rlngrcc ug alger ilntte aOmpugniifab.

8rt9sminiiter 2I9er Itol bare pmtet
ltot om at ta9e i'm 2lflteb, oa ban Ica
tunbe faa Iiot bebre 2eiltgbeb til at pooa
utrte 6oIt Mti6igan for naite Senators
ual9. San ipnes nemIis at iatte mes
get ltor YriS paa en- Senatoruerbi9beb,
o9 nosIe inbflpOeIiesrise @enner Mi=
fi9an BAT 9iuet bam 9aab ON at bliue
pal9t.
@uuernpr Gingree er en- al bisie
Venner, o9 ban bar M IeIp tunos
9iort at bape iluttet poIitiif Rompagnis
itab meb 9tlssr, 6pem ban nil gore beIe
lin SnhfpoeIie 9eIbenbe for at faa uaI9t
til Senator. Da ban ben Anleoning
tit no9Ie gperssmaal dnsaaenbe tit
6orboIO ouerfor McRinlep, ubtaIte
ban fig iaaIebss for SHentlisbeben:
y 9eriom 8ralibent Mc&inlep er imob
2anbets llbuioeIIe os life pil foriuare
Mprberierne o9 goelG9seIierne ibIanbt
be lfatfeIs uuioenpe 6OIt paa gbiIips
pinerne, aa ct je9 inbe for bau.~ Dette
Ipnes at uere Iiot unoerlist, nuar man
ueb, at 2lIser bar afturat ianIme Spu
paa benne Sris iom McRinIep os er
bennes beie 9aanb iaa 6senienbe.
pinsree berimob bauer Alser til Sfp=
erne, men er lfeptiif ouerfor McRinIep.
Wfan mener, at ban bet fierne ipeis
ber efter en- uiitnpt tenmsIis bunteI
IfuIisbeb for prGiosntuarbisbeben, Os
iaa funbe bet 10 uRre sobt at buue &risss
miniiter 9llser paa fin Sibe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-05
Sits :ttaa banc Ssj9lp.

Der bar / iiDite ll9e life pGret meeer
Gale ON Ramp paa 4biIippiuerne, men
beito mere om 9tpouenpigbeben al at fac
flere 6oIf Der ouer o9 iaaIebes bliue
5eore berebt paa at tage Sampen op
iSen, naur fe9ntiOen ct forbi Brett
bent WfcRinIep O9 Rrigsminiiterer lfaI
Bare beiluttet, at 6perpningen al frt=
piQiee SolDater ltal pebblipe runbt oms
firing paa Gefrutltationerne ber /
2unbet. Srissminiiter 2lI9er itaI bare
ubtaIt, at Otis pitt ituIbe baue 40, 900
Nanb, iau mart Resntiben par til
gnoe. Der finOes 70 gstrutitationer
ber 2anbet, os man mener life, bet nil
mere nosen uaniteIis Sag at faa ct iuas
bant Gal fuIbt. Der nil life bIipe
ienbt 6OIt til Ybilippinerne, for Otis
beitemt forlauser BET. @eneral @prbin
ftaI baue iagt, at Snbrulleringen itaI
selbe for Nur, font 2Ouen ON Oans
nellie af en- Qlrms iom Giu9s til ben re-
suIere, fun seIoer til QIoret 1901.
@ennem Resntiben pil pore Erppper
Iaauibt muIist bOIbe fig itiue 9aarbe'
cen uf 2inien % iose at unbsaa be
farIise 6sIser af RIimaet | oenne Gib.
Gen. Otis ffaI aaerebe baue SteIets
fet fprnaet til 90 np 0tesimenter,
her iaa lfaI COMMANDERS af gapIe Ofs
ficerer, os buis Retter en- Del af bet
samIe Manbfab uot Osiua uiI trebe
inb.
Sfolee ieuere @fterretnin9er ifaI ben
resulGre 9lrme MI baue naaet ben Stprs
relic, ben efter 9ooen mua baue, % ben
frenttibise Snbruuerins uiI berFOr bIiue
Of fripiuise ifpIse ben iibfe aOnsrss
Bsilutnin9.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-05
Gn lang &prctmr.

Scr. Os Wars. Sobn .. Dupis toe
2Orbus ,. l. SuIi 9IflteD meb giew Oort
for at puubespnbe en- acretur puu Auto
mobile eennem beIe 6aitIonbet fra
9tew 0ort til Gan 6ronctsco. Det er
ben Ian9Ste &pretur, Der nosen Sinoe er
fOretuget ct iaubont Rpretpi, Os man
mener meb 9tette, at bet piI bIipe tenn
meIis beiDarIist, SarbeIesbeb at tum=
me oper be fore SIippebierse; Oapis
bar bog spbt 6uab Os mener at tunne
tere Is NiiI pr. Gime @ennemInit
belle 0eien.
0eu faar 5eitsns nOt mart spb'
DaseI
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-05
Sett gmle SSeber.

Stpnt pore trooper Santiueu,
Cuba, ere fiernebe fra be ipanife gas
rattsr, tOmmsr Der bog frembeles ails
faIbe at ben guile 6eber. s 0srbass
meIbes ON 10 ny GiIfeIos os Ssn=
bags ON 5. De ipse toses ifrats til
5ebsrbOipituIet. Der bar bibtiI ueret
iuIt "A EiIfeIbe meb Is DobsfuIb
bIanbtuOrf SOIputsr. grOpperue buibes
/ ben ittsnseife ¶ntene.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-05

gn poIbiom &esn iatte Gorsbass
itore StretEinser at Spo= os geit=Geras
unber 8anb. 1aGitsn ale Eosene /
bisle gsne maatte itanhie, ba 8roer
pare itpueoe bort os mesen SOrb puitet
bort. Wfesen BOmuIb ct poeIa9t.
s. Ssnpass smeboeIes frembeles
ON ii gtesre, ber ere brutneoe ueb Opers
IusmmeIisr gearbsoen at GaIusrt.
@fter bpab man bibtiI bar bort fra be
forifenise Siosr, ere miubit 80 Rsnue=
lfer brutnebe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-05
st &OtontOepartement

erfor Chen meset paa Gale @aIbina,
ton. Man mener, at pore Snteresisr
ubenfor be 6or. Stater MI ere bleune
laa betpbelise, at bet ubIoIut FRAZER ct
ierli9t 0epartement 3tsserinseu til at
uaretase benz. RObert s. porter oms
tales iOm Den, Der tentes paa lOm @bef
for ct iaaban npt Oepurtement.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-05
6en. @rigbt 300.

grisabsseneraI 6Orutic q. 9Srisbt,
9eteran fra gOrsertri9en, bebe Walbs
inston b. 8. SuIi. 6an par @bef for
Sneeniprtorplet fra 1879 til 1884,
tiente Sorssrtri9en meb Grant, Sberz
man ps Sberiban, par meb / ben fsrite
Ramp, psb guu Stun, Os ben itbite,
peo Nppromalor.
San par fgbt Clinton, Connecticut,
ben 6. Maarts 1920. srubuerebe iom
Nr. fra @eit Yoint l841, blep Bri=
eabeseneral 1876 os peniiOneret
1884
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-05
stor Stoebramo t Gbtcaao.

s 6orsuars brsb SIb Iss ct 4
Stages 6us eiet a! Western Paper
Stock Co. paa Snbiana Nue.. Chicago.
Mariassn par bare nosIe @niiter fra en-
lille 8ptmsrpisss @isaret. 60 Wenb
os to piser James % antases brenot.
- 8eriOnsr ere iuarebe. gienbom til
en- 0erbi Al ca. $4,000 er ebeIast.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-05
California.

Oct iapaneiiife Stib rgtippOn Maru,
Der npIis ct tOmmet til Gan 6runciseo
fra Rina os Sapan, maa ftnbe fig / at
bIiue Iissenoe / Ruurantene, ba Sa-
paneiere ere osbe ON 8oro af en- Spq=
bonn, iOm 2eserne er banse for bar no.
get SIGsIfab meb ben frpsteIise gus
bpnpeIt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-05
StGrf Storm paa &ate Grte,

5 Gorsbass brsb en- ffGrt Storn los
paa ben iaa Ofte urOIise @rie 81, oe ct
Dampitib, Marsaret OIwiu, Der par pau
gejen fla Releps SsIanb til @leues
Lamb, o., meb Sten, git unbsr tiaise=
,neb IL Weunelter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-05
stats=MgbeOer.
9tebraifa.

Sets al be fore 5anOeIshuie Oma6a
bar beiluttet at lutte berss 6orrets
ninser RI. 2prbus 2lften fra |. Suli
at regne.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1899-03-29

Shop In Masonic Blk,
over G. o. d. Grocery
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1899-03-29
TEN NEGROES LYNCHED.
Seven Killed in Arkansas and Three
\

Seven Killed in Arkansas and Three in
Mississippi.
Little Rock, Ark. March pa spe-
cial received in this city from Texar-
kama says that seven negroes have been
lynched by citizens of Little River
county. The victims are: Edward
Goodwin, Ben jones, Adam King, Moses
Jones. his brother, Joe Jones. and two
others whose names cannot be learned.
Since the lynching of General" Duck
EFT last Wednesday for the murder Of
James Stockton. a wealthy planter Of
Little River county, the blacks had
planned a race war.
The negro Joe Jones remarked that
Stockton should have been murdered
sooner. He was taken to the woods
and whipped. as was also John john
son. Other negroes made threats, but
nothing occurred until the dead bodies
were found hanging to trees just across
Red river from the Stockton farm in
Bowie county, Tex, The place where
the trouble is lies many miles from any
town, and il is very hard to obtain any
details. as the people are very reticent
about giving out the news. A justice
of the peace went to where Goodwin
was hanged from New Boston. Tex. The
negroes are fleeing from the district.
Three wagons full arrived at Texar-
kama, having crossed Red river at In
deX at midnight.
C. r. Reed, Minor Wilson and Willis
Boyd, three negroes. have been lynched
in Yazoo county, Miss. by mob. They
were taken from an officer who was
conveying them to the Sharkey county
Jail to answer for their participation
in the race disturbance in that county.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1899-03-29
And now arises the Honorable .lobr

And now arises the Honorable John
Hay with the announcement that the
Philippine commission is not authoriz-
ed to commit the United States govern
ment to any line of policy in the archi-
pelago. The question, then, naturally
suggests itself: Why, in the name of
the seven fakirs of Allahabad, was the
commission sent to Manila at all? If
it was merely to issue prolix and dreary
proclamations to the Filipinos why
shouldn't the work, happily begun by
the major, be continued at Washington?
What was the necessity of dispatching
three or four elderly gentlemen into
tropical and insalubrious climate if,
after their arrival, they are to have no
power of initiative or concession? The
truth seems to be that the Philippine
commission, like the Paris commission,
is merely photograph recording the
inspired utterances of the major. 1t is
another pretentious humbug which will
cost the taxpayers of this country alot of
money, and, like the Paris predecessor,
its work is likely to cost lot more.
Such is the majors idea of an imperial
policy.-Chicsgo Chronicle.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1899-03-29
SAND SPRINGS.


j. Reichart has purchased baby ele-
plant which ne uses for dog. 1t
weighs some $50 pounds.
We regret to say that no Review ap-
peared last Thursday evening as usual.
Some part of the machinery broke and
the press had to be sent to the factory
for repairs. We hope to see everything
running soon and pape. tomorrow
night.
Mr.. Ike Vezzey and his sisser, Minnie
were over visiting with their relatives
the fore part of last week.
There will be program rendered by
the Sunday School on Easter Day.
Everyones attendance is solicited
Will Ricketts,, of Hopkinton, came
home one evening last week.
Ike Reichart will remove his store
goods to his new field of labor in Worth
ington. No one has been booked to
take his place, although it would be an
excellent investment for some live
young man.
Mrs. Fay in company with Miss
Heansller was in Worthington on
business during the first part of last
week.
Miss Chine, of Cedar Rapids will
teach the spring term of school in the
first room. Miss McDonnough will con-
tinue in the primary room.
A carload of lumber arrived here
last Thursday for the school building.
1t was unloaded the next day and
things will now be made ready for q
speedy erection of the school house
The Private Association of Crack
shots of this county held one of their
oyster suppers at Chas Ricketts, resi-
dence last Wednesday night. A couple
of our citizens attended and report
good time.
Last Thursday evening large num-
Der of persons congregated at Mr.. FOL
ler's home to partake of the pleasures
of the necktie social. A few games were
played and the amount expended for
neckwear was $3.50.
ID. b. Crop is spending few days
with parents at home.
Mr.. w. PetrIe has been hauling lum-
Der from Hopkinton lately.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1899-03-29

Washington, March 27.-word has
been received at the war department
that Brigadier General Flagler, chief Of
ordnance, is lying at the point Of death
in the Hygeia hotel, Fort Monroe, and is
not expected to survive the day. His
family is at his bedside, including Mrs.
Flagler, Miss Flagler and Captain C.
A. F. Flagler, corps of engineers. Cen
eral Flagler has been in bad health for
several months, and has not been able
to discharge the duties of his office. He
was stricken down with a severe attack
of the grip early last fall, following
which he suffered severely from rheu-
matism, complicated with kidney trou-
bles. A few weeks ago he went to Fort
Monroe in the hope that change of air
might be beneficial.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1899-03-29

James o'Neil, Sergeant Fogarty; bat
terry G, Private Herbert Ross; battery
K, Thompson Clarence Watts: First
Lieutenant NJ G. Krayenbuhl, captain
and commissary, U. S. v. Second Ore
gon, company B, Privates H. B. Ad-
ans; D, William W. Cook; L, Charles
Herbert, Guy Willard, L. v. Strawer-
man, Hayes B. Taylor. First Montana,
company F, Privates Joseph Bicknan:
G, Percy Lockhart. Steve Stevens; NJ,
William Mitschke. Third infantry, COM
pany M, Private Morrell, Corporal Cum
mings. Tenth Pennsylvania, Private
Aliz Newall First Nebraska, company
"A, Sergeant Walter Poor. First Colo
RADIO. company E, Captain John S. Stew
art. Twenty second infantry, Colonel
H. c. Egbert, Sergeant Charles F.
Brooks. Total killed, twenty-six."
The list of wounded sent by General
Otis numbers 220.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1899-03-29

Washington. March q. Admiral
Dewey has cable the navy department
the situation and positions of the Amer
lean vessels of his fleet. The dispatch
is as follows:
Manila. March 27.-Secretary of the
Navy, Washington: The Olympia and
Oregon, the Monadnock and Monterey,
Callao. Manila and the Helena occupy
ing strategic position at Manila bay.
The Boston and Charleston. the Con-
cord and Petrol cruising in the islands
to the south. The Baltimore and tn.
Yorktown cruising off Luzon. Hav.
sent the Bennington to Hong Kong to
dock. The Princeton is at Singapore,
repairing propeller Is broken. The
Nanshan has gone to Guam. Iris will
sail shortly for Hoilo with coal. Will
dispatch Solace as early as possible"
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1899-03-29
lockwood.

Mrs. w. z. Chapman and son Harry
have returned to their home in New
Hampton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Towslee have re-
turned from Buffalo Center.
Mrs. l.. w. Peet was shopping in
Strawberry Point Saturday.
DIR. Triem, of Manchester, was here
Thursday in counsel with DR. i. f.
Reed.
The Aid Society made seventy dollars
at their social Friday evening.
Died: AT her home near Edgewood
Iowa, Sunday morning, March 10, 1885,
Mrs. Thomas Fisher. Margaret Jones
was born in Union Co., Ohio, Oct. "a,
lS47. She was united in marriage to
Thomas Fisher Nov. IL, 1866 at Elkad-
er, Iowa. A short time after their mar
riage they moved onto a farm near
Edgewood where they remained thirty
three years. The remains were prepar-
ed for burial and laid out in the home
where there were many floral offerings.
The funeral services were held at the
house Monday afternoon at two O'Clock.
The discourse being delivered by Rev.
L. Hubbel, of this place, who spoke
words of sympathy to the bereaved
family. Although tire kind heart is for
ever stilled and the loved form gone
from the family and social circle, she
will be forever held in fond remem-
brance by her friends, and also by the w.
r. G. Of which she was an honored
member. They marched in body and
performed their last ceremonies at the
house and grave. She leaves besides a
a heart broken husband, five children,
four sons and one daughter. All were
present but one son, Vernon, who is with
the 49th Iowa Vol. at Cuba.
Mary Benson was born December 30,
A. d. 1881, in Wyoming county, New
York. AT the age of is years she was
united in marriage to Mr.. Robert Fair
weather. To this union was given
five children, three are living to mourn
the loss of kind and loving mother,
Mrs. E. H. Hill, Mrs. j. b. Morey and
one son, Robert Fairweather. After
long months of great suffering she
quietly sank to rest on the % of March,
1899 at the age of GO years, 2 months,
and q days. The deceased was one of
the oldest settlers here. She was a
very kind and loving mother. Always
doing all in her power for the comfort
of her children and agood neighbor in
sickness. So one by one our loved ones
are being transferred over the Deep
The bereaved family have our heart
felt sympathy, in this their hour of
grief.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1899-03-29

For the time being it matters little
whether trust increases or decreases
the price of the commodity controlled
by the monopoly. The great danger lies
in the certain result which will follow
from Transforming exchanging the great
mass of independent business men, now
managing their own establishments,
into mere servants of corporations. The
placing of the few in positions of au-
thority over the many, inflicted untold
and undesirable suffering upon hui
mainly in feudal times, and the modern
trust is as much to he feared as any
feudal lord.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1899-03-29
Alger is Becoming desperate.

He considers it intolerable for officers
of his department to help gather facts
to convict the department of SO grave
an offense as the issue of poisonous ra-
tions. Hence he has issued an order
restraining Gen. Breckenridge and all
his subordinates from going anywhere
without instructions from Alger. In
other words he does not propose to al
low these men to go where they may be
able to obtain evidence to establish the
charges made by Gen. Miles.