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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-07
SHOOTING.
CLOSE SCORES AT SEA GRIT.
THE COMPANY TEAM MATCH DECIDED OK THE
LIST SLOT.

THE COMPANY TEAM MATCH DECIDED OK THE
LAST SHOT
Sea Grit y. j.. Sept. (SpeciaD-The leading
feature Of to-day's programme was the skirmishing
stage of the Interstate Regimental. the New
Jersey Regimental and the Columbia trophy
matches. The first OF these events IS open 70 all
regiments in the United states, and the two latter
arc limited to organizations Of the New-Jersey
National Guard.
The targets used on tho skirmish runs were the
Silhouette, each competitor aiming Al group Of
three one OF which represents man in lying
position another kneelirg and the third standing
The counts for hits on these figures are five. your
and three respectively. The skilmishers were
formed into piatoons and marched down the field
at double time where they fired from prone and
kneellng pos. ions, each man concentrating MS
Are ON hi, own particular group Of silhouetfes
After frng seVerol shots. me order was gwen
20 retreat. This WIS repeated until me tW'hty
The ,licC, was that a. q mimic battle, ana "do
watched with great interest ny the oniooheIr
Georgia Melted enough points on sNrmish 10 over
come the iead Of the District Of Coumhi boys ..
and an regiments divided the hOnOrs
Squadron 4 had teams IN both the revolver ana
carSiue team matches. but'were unable 70 capture
first or second prizes in either event
The Hilton trophy match Is on tO-inorroWs pro
gramme This and the interstate match are the
tWo most important OF the meet .,
The finish ~ the company team mater hHoiuc !.
n good deal Of excitement The result was not
known until the asst shot when a onil for Leu
tenant Wilson won the match FOR his company
nV ono point Tho same margin separated the sec
oud and third teams.
The official score follows
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CONE TO PLAY PHILADELPHIA.

Henry Martin. the president Of the metropolitan
District cricket League. has taken a team OF New
York veterans 10 Philadelphia for the return game
IN the annual series between the crlckeicrs of tho
two cities. In the first game which was play cd
earlv I'm the season at Prospect Park. New-York
won and I'm consequence OF this there IS no doubt
that philadelphia Will make every strenuous effort
to pull off the victory this time. The New orkers.
however have a strong team The New ork ciey en-
is a. follows: Henry Martin (capiaim, y; : Walker,
n St G Walker. Z. T Epksby. n. + Jackson.
g II Pepper. + " Green : f. Hosford. 7 D.
Bovd J r. Roberts and j Forbes. The game viii
be played on the grounds Of the Merton Cricket
CLUB at Haverforl.
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MANHATTAN CLUB FINISHES IT'S SERIES

The Manhattan Cricket club IS tho first to wind
up It's series Of games in the championship series
of the Metropolitan League. The club limited its
first team 10 fifteen players. md three % these
played IN but one game each. 20 that hnt twelve
men really formed the League team.
J. Adam. by the most consistent style NJ batting.
easily leads the averages o. the club In tho ten
games played no failed 10 score double figures only
twice and finished the season with an aggregate
OF 2lI runs and an average OF 1888. G. 5. Moore
came with a rush in the last TWO games played.
and obtained second place FIlt men scored moro
han a hundred nuns and eight flushed their
league games with double neure average. The
Of "a in All games played and shows that the
hatsInen were successful The bowling was weak
I'm many games or the ten games played Man
haitian won nye lost three and two wcre drawn
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p1rrsBrRG. 8. cHIcAGo. :

Chicago. Sept s-The orphans h't Lever fret'y
a, the start. but weakened after ;he tn.rd TIE
Plttsburgs hit Garvn ~ about ;Ae same rate
tieing ME score IN the fourth and winning orr -
tho eighth on TWO hits and q steal Attendance
sp The score follows. = r
r r'...ST,z '.......'...7 o' 70 D.
Rat.eres-Garvln ani L.nahl.. Ieele- - L--e--lsn
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horse Knight Of the Thistle ridden Nv ,nVee
second This race is ~ 81" soVe,Ssit'S sndau Mia
vear-olds and upward. cour-,, ,n' '''''''' INV
seven ran Tho summary follows
NJ. R,crs~ four ,,ar-od d. '''ie Eva by N'''"
Johh ,,i i1''g u1',ct,r,rs siA year old a. Knight -
~ m. rhistie hy Iioscher, lhe E ,,'n w Iismn
I,rd Eliosil'fes f.nr ,'a "i1 ' g. ~ ......... 4
pe,,,.r-7 70 , against knight Of the Thistle
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THE PLAY AT TARRYTOwN

Tarry town Y. Sept. (SpcciaD For tho third
DAYS play I'm the Sleepy Hollow Tennis CLUBS an
nual tournament this afternoon there was perfect
weather The second round ~ singles furnished
the principal sport Of a day but only one Of these
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r,s,cb.s nroduced any excitement. Little and MAJ
Iorv each disposed Of one Of the local players In
o,Ick order and then Paret played r. J. Martin
~ the Lenox Tennis club Martins play showed
considerable Improvement since his matches %
LAT snrina and hc kept MS formidable adversary
buav The Lenox man led at Il B and -
but then Parct "lct out link and ran way from
Martin taking nine successive games without
break In the seni-nnal round Of -" singles to
rn,rr,vy parot viii play Roland Mallory, champion
81 the New-Yo.k hthistc club ead Alien AL
Little the respective 'namp'nf ana
Princeton Will also come fyg''h'. hampton
iTaCkett arrived her. to-day and pa Nsc1 ior some
,,,a ,i,h Allen for the defence of his claim % the
Washington irving challenge cup. The scores Of
to-day's matches foiio",
u,r.s singles fyecond round p Parst beat 2. J
M"s'9 81 ~ i HS'i tea, i T'y so,'a 80 81
Mems doubles preliminary r9rn'l lay m.
D. Miarl beat r. A. Freshman ana ''"l' "''''' -
~. r5ans 4. r. s lIns~s', a." + r5 ' .,''
= H. strong beat G. 81 Reiyet and p"fi.,- ~ .eialt
semi n, Gn,i ro1a3 J. r. Paret and Z j. Lr.r fel, g.
o strong ana r. T.. strong GO. g.
WALLER THE MEADOW CLUE CHAMPION
Southampton Long Island. Sept. stewart
waller nas won the open championship %, the
Meadow club in mems singles. and v.A play or
With " Rosster Belts FOR The c1r which f1e lat
.cr Won IN 1891 ami again last yoir 100 fnal
games In the tournament were p"}el. 4he sum
mdri"s
Championship togrnaiTIea' Z ',c i''sf. n'n.
singles frs' round Hem if"' '-''a'"i Oe ~
49, 3 g. g . Walter a. C.fn ..t4.sl "a
nsra r godfrey. G-4 %
q = e. Tiarr, = Trevor defeated q Ntrsrre R1tet
con g. o. by default -teNsr. Waller defeated D. Par
rf Fin3 ar r S siepar' waller % ua D. .vor
50 ? ) 81
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YEARLlNG SALE At sHEEpsHEAp BAY.

Bidding was light at the sale OF yearlings at
shepshead Bay yesterday Much poor stuff was in
GUIDED bay colt by Deceiver-Lizzie Montrose
owned by +. I. sims. was by far the best Of the
lot He was sold 20 Tierney Brothers for $500.
W p Burch paid 81 900 for FLY. by Lord Ester
ling-Mruct
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NIW-yoRK CAN0r cLYB REGl11,

Til. annual regatta of tho NcW York Canoe cluh
will be- held m the clubhouse ~ the organization
a. Rensonhurst on Saturday afternoon. September
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npocp,,l,5E OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

RACING sheepshead Bay. 2.3o p n" r,ub
TROTT1NG Empire City Ir'''"s
meet. West Chester. p. m .roo,nen..
GOLF. 49, Married womens
Deal Beach ,Lo~ Athletic
club members games. Bayonne, ~ poston
BASERALI.-Brcoklyn aeainS'
washington Park. Brooklyn p. m rife
SHOOTING. New-Jersey StaVe -
.Aon.S~g rontests. sea Grit Interstate As
snciafion. POrtsm0uth. a.
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SALE or THE TRoTrER TRUE CHIMES.

SALE OF THE TkDIItK 7 III = III'IIF''
Tho great little trotter. True Chimes. 2lS when
r,llel q road wagon a half mile IN 1O2a. az the
Grand Circuit meeting on Monday. vas sold yes
tcrday to Yonkcrs horseman. who VIII use MIN
As a road horse on the Harlem River Speedway
The price VAS private. but it was probably IN
the noghborhood Of 5000. as John Shepard oifer
OF $1,000 for True Chimes failed 70 get the horse the
aa, after .ha rial True Chimes will be n note
worthy addition 10 the array of fast horses no"
driven on the road IN the metropolitan distriGts
lie has shown speed enough - war; ant IN" Deilel
that Cobwehs viii have 10 look 20 MS laurels wneh
The iay and the chestnut geldings meet ON me
Snoodv,av The newcomer IS "A bay gclding by
Ch.mes-Yours Truly by MamDrino King re
Va caInp.hguod 10y G.. j. Hamhn last year. and
won some good races. gaining record Of 10 IN
His first season out. II IS current GOSSIP AZ the
track that the fIamiins owned Inn D. wngn ne came
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start very bad Won Handsomely ~ ens" ~''
heie head between second and 'nird
SIXTH RACH-RUssET HANDICAP. N-2oo sooso
renal.ies one ana one--half miles. m tho 'urf'
? II McAvoy & cos pr. Prince Nc,
,''s, ~ >, w "'S'' go I'm 20. Conror,1 FL 80
w. g. |-S''S " " tO'INarvo "a ! 2
sydney Paeets oh. Tho Baoaeor, g .
B.n In. D. IS o. 2m, 10
Tine-2:3Sis
Won easily ~ lengths. head between second and
fhrf.
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J0'as- 81 { = % = I0'a'--''''- = = y :
xep-York ...................o o . o.
Earned rtrs-NeD York j. Brooklyn / First h'@- by
errors-New-YorA. 1 LEFT on a.es-Ne% D.
Sacrifcs ht-Daly Double pi.r nal}. LaH.en Az
nings stolen hase--Farrei Hit ~ ri,ce.i 49,
Dohenv Plssed ban-Farel Lm9iies-l-1.sAe ana
pAxar. Attendance. 300
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CRICKET.
FIRST TIE GAME OF THE SEASON IN MAN


FTTST M FAME OF HE hF'A0V.F N MAN
HAITIAN.
The cricket team OF tho steamship campania
nrovided excitement for crowd OF cricket enthu-
slasts yesterday AZ Central Park The sailors were
opposed to Nelson Lodge. and they managed 10
play a tie game the first that has takcn place IN
New-York this season Tho bOwers Of both teams
wciz rgnt on tne spot ouA low sroring was the
order Of the day. ". Baynard and J. wilkinson
did good trund,ing Tor the Campania while T. W
Harris distinguished himself by taking seven wick
cts for ten runs for Nelson Lodge In the second
inning or the home team A c. Dacre and T. c.
('NO made a good stand. but both sides did not
fln-a 20 haf. INC eooro.
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CANES YESTERDAY


Brookl,n 6. Nov York. :. Pttstars o. eag'.
Baltimore 3 Boston. B.
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s,,rrrsurAn ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

Tho entries and weights for to-days races ~
shoepshead Pay arc follows
1rrsr RACE Handicap for two-yesr-old~ Last nve
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70 stable. Tho summaries

ING disappointment to tho stable Tho sumH"'''7
follow: 80 .s.a. ceiling
FIRST RACE-For tvo-year~ oids. >''V "'''''
six ,a-lones The main track Foi,ing
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rRorrIxG-2.22 cLAss-rrRsr $500.

Senator l.. b. g. by West coud-EfHla BY
I1,,lll- M by Brumuell athbun) ....+........4 :
I.l-so g hy Heir at Law "i,....l. .....-5 =
Ge.rge e. & by Martyr Gates -.'.'--e
T,-fatf b E hy 4 Richmond. ir MCDOWELL. : fis
ireetv0od 3D. e. hy Iyna ,fro"urdse).
ue
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WEIGHTS FOR THE AUTUMN CUP

Tho weights for the Autumn cup. handicap for
throo-vesr-olas and upward. az two miles, to be
run a, sheepshead Bay on saturday. are as fol-
lows
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,ds yd- Total
Company O. ist Battalion GEORGIA ........i'9 rs AZ
CImIaiy A. 6tn battalion. District or CO. 49,. o,o ~.
IirNt sA'P - 49,
Company D. 9Th Battalion. District Of Co. ~ o.
lumna ..--..-.-..- :..-.- ~ 80,
Company y. isf Battalion. Ge0rg 1872 -lo gus
First Troop. New Jersey cagtine allow 49,
aIle lHt 'lHD ~ "-'
Second Troop. New jersey, cdrblne allow 49, 49,
i5l...... ..,-..lSO los 5o5
The revolver team match was by the
Georgia Hussars. lst Georgia Cavalry.
The official score follows
Revolver team match. i've Any regiment
squadron troop * the National Guard Of any STATE or
shots each twenty-five nity and seventy
i've yards. Army receivers win AZ least three pound
trigger pun be usel-Squadron a, New York. 1871 lO2
- total 30 FifsO Troop New jersey. ls3.
III lOi total lol First Georgia Cavalry 1874 ~ 10
total 49, Monmouth second Troop New-fersey -
III Oh total 36i. sixth Battalion District " Columbia
lol. 142 81 total i24
Tie carbine team match not finished tonight
on account OF darkness. The Goorgians also led ia
this event when IL WAS stopped
In the Schutzen match (continuousl. DR.. Hudson
made TO- g. and 81. which ties him for first place
with Dorrler The doctor also made the top score.
A. out OF possible 49, IN the Remington match.
Richmond. OF Georgia, made "pOssible' of 30 IN
the Kuser match ocontinuous).
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IT, Bates Da-re Harris.
j.. GreerYy lo' Gotham. Harris
Cas- oldham. larfe "
H7deso7 ana Harris. :
vs.. I3fNrafI % liafrls
Davis Harris.
T. sleigh. Harris
" Oliver kelart
j. Wilkinson h'liard .-.-'.'-
j. Cunian. Harris.
Byes
MI Observation-Disclosures. .
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Betting-7 10 against Edith Crag
The race for the Cleveland Handicap Plate VA
won by NJ Ryerss four-year-old brown hlly Little
Eva. Lord William BcrcsfOTds sx-year-oid bay
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sta-t horribly md Won driving by length mean
ts.ueen second and thid
FIFTH RACE Selling 5000 add"f one ana 0"'
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LOO patchen b6. 2 by Patchen Wilkes Jose
uhlro Young, ly Joe ing tD.ckereCnl. ....--.. ?
John r. Gentry. b. g.. rs Ashland Wilkes AN
drew
S.er Pointer bS Brown Hal tMcC1ary)...... pa
2.uy2.
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Star, very had Von very easily by FOUR 'e's'"''
san, length between second and third
-,,,nn p,cr,-PFr1rs STAKES. for Allies two ysaF'
Oh. s.. coo added penalties and allowances "'''''S
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Nan ..lOi
''N' Time ., 10, 2I".-
Tho card for to-day IS about tho best OF tho
week from "a racing point Of view The 5000 En-
MIR. CIV Purse FOR trottors 0f the 2l2 class Is on
rho programme. and unless the unexpected happens
this race is going to be Of the big contests OF
tho year on the trotting turf J. Malcolm Forbes's
wonderful four year old colt Peter the Great will
,,o,, George Tod's crack stallion Lord Vincent
o,sL rul IN, unbtaten California four year-oli
w. T. H. 9t9t. \ dozen other good ones. in
rlnIing " H. Splerss Copeland, .Qyi4, viii proba-
liz sfrt in this race but the three trotters above
,,m.d are universally looked on as the pick OF tho
IT,, Peter the Great won the Kentucky Futurity
this season with perfect ease. Many horsemon
think he can beat his present record by TWO sec
onds Al least. Lord Vincent won the $4,000 race ~
Uarff,rd last week, showing an astonishing flight
rf need some OF the wise men Of the trOtting
,,,.f loDk ,u Lord Vincent being the fastest
,aiion in training just now. VINO T. II IL
Lnnu,n quantity when II comes Weighing the
finances of the horses. The gray geding came out
Green IN california last season three year-old
81 d.seated the best colts the coast. gaining
rrcnrd OF l.2 Thus lar he has never lost Il heat
FOLLOWING are the entries for to-day:
Trailing q u class Empire cry Purse s. Ooo-Nathsn
e,rane's = = Ates hv Al-rton. John McCartys ok.
neaifl, by Direct. Malcolm Forbes b. Peter the
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Al,cg n g. hy ANeT-n-In'ail' 0V STT7TTN0Fe
Iailse Mac ~ m. b, Little Corporal budsom ''.'''-
,si-,..s gr 8 by sherman dttfhhuul .
n.r CroN 8 bv Barney Wilkes (Mcla-hyl..... :
Don- m. ) Frs ~ Henri ;,
! r. p 80 g. hy Agamemuon ,Am'si .--...'''''.. .
T~fah b M. boy Frei Kcycs kinney '--..'''.'-'-
me
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rnorrING- PA cLAss-prRsE $1,000.

pt,hber blk H.. by Wilton Madeline Patcheu.
MuubrnO IaeAen tShiilinglaw1 ....-...........
IRIS a b. bv Bernu IA ViartcyJ .................
Little Dick BY Harry Plummer Nope).......
CHARITY en- g. 10y Guy Wilkes kelly. ...,........4
Cnrre. Carney b &. by W. II Cassidy LOCKWOOD
Kinster b. s by Klnsman d3iggs, ...............
I~sra cook NJ BY MeantAra collins. ...........g
piios Evans = hy General Etane Spear). ..... Gii-
T'r,h-I hr < bv Bermuia tWhittcmore) .........
S.nry King Blk m by Emerson King Foote). lOiis
L.
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star, bad Won easily by neck three lengths ne
tween second md third
rorRru RAcE-For maiden three -year-od' >O.e'
sdle5 special weights. SIX h".'"s' on IN" ".''"
Decorah-posten., 1899-07-25
WanoefaIoet / Qlaifa.
Gu lana Elite Oper 5ulf, iom er bnf'
let nuDsr.

Dsdopopo, g. o., 20os Suli. -
81 grsp sr nstop muotaest Der / 8psn
fra RiueD Wiqsr, Der | tioIisere Sioer
bar gobt tisnot / glat Sias men M
/ flert 4ar ~itrsifst ON | Nlaitd. San
ppair Rdbnsne paa be 9ulograpere,
iom / ginter butteoe unoer peo Copper
Ripsr neberFor Gbittpno Riper. 0s
bar: gropn Nsssr), fra Sos anges
les; $. 6. Sbdp. Rudsiter, q. o.;
rid Urban, Siemitsb lltienbt, g. Wils
Iigan, 6jemItso ufjsnot; Sad Sapben,
Sjemiteb utj,not; .. Gufbmdn, Ct.
2puis; Dan Msnaro, Gbicago; Ben
WcGullogb, Ct. 2ouis; DE tire iioits
OgOs famine Dag; u. S6nsioider,
Gbicugo; u. 2etpis. Sno Qmerita; s.
&. 6odet, goTtcn; aler. Stuart, Cos
@ngeIe3; ". WilbeIm, ira Sftitaterne.
Detts er omtrsnt 3~rsbispartsn at be
WGnb, ipm opsrpintrebs peo Sammsns
Tibet al Copper ca Gbittpna Hipers.
Men At Dem, iom orog oper gr9sn,
butttoe enohu Here unoer. Mr. Wtil=
Ter Tort9Isr, at tioligt / Yaar orcg 7
Muno oesr 8rGen unoer 2eoslie at en-
0pttor. gqe cmtom / Stormen "a
auloen. gn 8elsnning al $1,000 bleo
uolopet til ben, inn gjenfanot Spttoz
rens Sig og mango oros afiteo fprat
isae; bans Spor fulgtss til en- p9loig
Repns / Sisn, bpor en- Rano blso bsiit
nso leo 5ob, men cnoou sinsoe ban life
Suno. Saa hIeo Gftsrisgningsn OBJ
sipet
Gangs Spitsn er Der 5uiinbsr bjGIz
pelsis Wano, Iom fun pentsr pad, at
Regierinssn ital itufe Dem Miolsr til
penoe biem isisn. Gn Manb fan fad
pas til Ssattle peo at arbeioe / 80 Oaz
&c til 81 9asen paa ben faatalbte
Government Srail".
De pmtalts gulDfunb, ipm ifaI bore
oiort langs apitsn upsnfor 81. Wtis
trpr Miaer er fun ncqet, Ipm
Ddmpfti6stompanisrns bar "funbst".
Decorah-posten., 1899-07-25
Slytte bort fra Seberen.
5em gatalioner Sploatcr nil bli
biemfalbt ira Gnba.

Waibin9tpn, lobe SuIi. gaa
anbefaling at 8sneral Miles % meo
Samtptte at @en~eralsupsrnsr grppte
bar preiibent We8inl,p stpst Srbrs
til, at hjemtalbs 5 9ataIioner Sploas
ter fra Cuba, forut life fIere enb bsiit
nsbpenbtgt ifal bare ubiatte for Sebe>
rem og andre Sbsbomme bsrneoe paa
benne Narstio. Der bill Eli bismtalbt
en- Battalion At bbert at be fslsenbe
Regimentsr: lite Snfdntsri / ptnar
bel Rtp, 2bst Snf. | puiu gabaao,
Ste psb Santiago, soe peb Sapdna os
lobe t WatanSas. Sntst AZ Resimens
tsrns paa Cuba er f~ulbtaIise; entelt.
al BEN taler fun 100 Wanb. Saa.
inart man faar bet tilitrettsliee Ins
tai Retrutsr at fsnbs berneb, bill psiau
en- Battalion fra bbert at be sprise 6
Rsgimsnter paa Cuba bli biemtdlot.
Decorah-posten., 1899-07-25
WeoaIier til SoIoaterne.
Y~reIiosnten pil "befprerc" belle She
Mrmefurps.

Waihington 20os Suli. - arissoss
p%artementst uffentlissiuros ibas fplsens
be Telegram fra YraIibent Meainz
lsp til generdl DTS: "pr9Iibsntsn on
Fer pua ben tboslisfts Naabe at ub.
trptte fin Baaftisnnstie for ben bsis
bdarne Yatriptisme, Der er ubpiIt Of be
Jripiaiss Os RssuIrre al sbs 4rmss
aorps, ibet be ptuis bar ftdast / Sisnss
ten unber en- anitrGnssnos Ramp mob
Sniurgenterns paa 2iispr, ba be ifsIgs
be geit.mmslIer, bporunbsr be blsp
bpsrpst, bar bsrettisst til 9fFsb fra
Sieneftsn peo 5rsbstrattatsns RdtiFtas
ion.
DEFINE berss Sdnblemuooe bar nobel
os beroif, ben bill ueobti at itud. fcm ct
GrempsI paa Saopppfrelis % public
Guncetratipn" nps.t Der uttib bar ia
rattertierst be amsritanite goIoater.
5 an~srtjsroelis berdf bill ies anbss
fdle a2ngrssisr. at en- fpscisI 2Grsss
msbaIis ftiuntss OHicsrsr os RanSs
FAB AZ 8os armetorps, Der iripiGi9t %
bsseiitret ubfsrte osnns fore Sisnsits
for tit 2anb.
49,
Wiaiam Wc9inleD."
Decorah-posten., 1899-07-25
Jneerion 600.
Zen bersmts asnoitiier rammes al
ct Slagtilfeloe.

g1.tp Uorf 21b. Suli. - Rpbert y.
SnserfOn Dsos ibas plubisligt 1T
Spmm.rpp bclbsit.b / Dobbs 5errp, y.
.. Gan rsiite osruo for ct par 0ass
fiben os bar ba / bebfte 9slsaaenbe.
Wlen ftrar sfter fin 4ntomit beruo tlas
sebe ban oper llpasfelisbeb. Sbas tils
brasts ban 5urmibbasen pau 1T De-
relie % Deb Wibbasstib tiIbsb bans
Suitru at ienbs 2un6 cp til BAN, faa
ban ftuIoe flippe at saa n.boper Sraps
perne til Sptieftuen. Sertil fparebs
ban ipssenbe, at ban fslts fig sanfts piit
life ida Jung Tom for, men ban bar bog
ins.n Snpdlib snbnu, perfor bib. ban
fomme neb fammsn meb be andre. Saas
fndrt ban bapbe uotalt bette, eioros ban
Mins til at reife fig up, men fulot till
bage | Stplen. 29es blsp sisblittslis
tiltdlot, mert ban tunbe fun fpnitatere,
at 0sben bar inotrdabt neb bet iamme.
2asen ansap life 9sosaarIassn, men
5amilien trpr, at bet bar Slas. Sns
gsripls Suftru % to 9strs bar til.
f~eloisbis bps BAN, bd ban bsbe.
Robert 9reen SnesrIpI bar psb
lin Orb sc aar sammel. Gin llnsopm
tilbrasts ban | Wiscunfin oe Slinois.
5ons Gar bar pr9it for en- apngregas
tionaliitmsnisbso. @fterat babe ituoes
ret gus prattiisreos ban en- Sio ipm
Sagfsrer iammsn meo i'm groosr /
Sbapnsetotun, 81. s 1862 traabte
ban ino | Irmesn Tom Sberit / lite
Slinpis aapa(sri. Gftsr arieen bar
ban 8snsralaopotat / Suinois. s II
blsp ban tilbubt poitsn ipm Il. g.. Wts
niiter til Spftluno, men ban afilpg
Silbuoet. Meit betienbt sr Snesripn
for fin 8eItaIenbsS os fine itarps Qrs
greb paa ben triitne 3irt..
Decorah-posten., 1899-07-25
feberen minfer at.
Get iibite SsbSialo anmelot CT SEQ.
Clfpn ira Itnuer.

Santiago lobe Suli. - George SIs
ion fra Dsnper, Supsrintsnbsnt for
Barber qsfalt Co., osoe ioae at sul Sss
Der. O,ts sr bet iibits 5iliaIbs, fpm er
anmelot os man bauber, at Slinn bill
bli bet iibite Offer for 5sb,ren benin.
Sang. ane be andre Ssbsrpattenter
pua 5oipitalerns er nsmIis | gsorina.
Sst er 8 Dase, iiosn Olion bleo ing.
8 fioIts Zig, anmslbtss / eontiagc
fun 16 Ososfalb at fortisliss .@arfas
ger. 0stts .r ben Iapsits 8sbsfiabebs.
procent, icrn sr tisnot Der. Wuob tror,
at 5aren for Gebsren M sr ODER, men
ban bill lite bsurore 9rpppsrne tilbde.
til gpen ellsr baps aparant9nen paa
en- Sio enbnu.
Decorah-posten., 1899-07-25
OPEN THE DOOR.

Open the door, let in the air;
The winds are sweet and the flowers ar. ,st,
Joy is abroad in the world to-day:
1t our door is wide. it may come this way
Open the door,
Open the door. let in the sun:
He hath a smile for every one;
He hath made Of the ~raindrops gold and ,.z
c may change our tears TO diadems- sSNs
Open the doorl
Open the door OF the soul, let in
strong. pure thoughts which shall Danish sin.
They will grow and bloom with a grac, 5i,,..
And their fruit shall be sweeter than that A.
Open the door!
Open the door of the heart, lot in
Sympathy sweet for stranger and kin.
1t will make the halls OF the heart so t,i,
Thy angels may enter unaware
Open the door!
British Weeklyn
Decorah-posten., 1899-07-25
Wanee piI ie ecn.
"Neilia Werteoes" ifal isnoes til
Hew Yurf % Bolton.

Waibinstpn, 20be Suli. - 5laabes
Departmental bar bsiluttst at Isnoe
ben forbenDGrsnps ipanfs arpbisr
"Rsinu N~ercsbss" til Rem gprt oa
Bolton forat ubitinss for Solicit"
Den ital fOrbIips Omtrsnt 2 Tiger paa
bpert Steb, furat ole Rpssisrrise tan
faa Is, bporbun en- fpanIt Srlossmanb
Ter nb. - Den Separation, fom fores
lsbis sr nsopenbis paa Gtibet, ons
ilaaes til at ioits omtrsnt $1,000.