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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-10
APopular Candidate.

Mr.. Sam L. Kelly has formally an
nounced that he will De q candidate for
the House OF Delegates from Richmond
al the coming primary.
lie Is a member OF the city Central
Committee and Will doubtless tender his
resignation IN a few days.
Mr.. Kelly is well known here and viii
make = fine run.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-10
MiiifnrX Nnfcs-

The Secretary OF War has issued or.
ders for Chaplain Charles w Freeland
No Fort Monroe 10 proceed to San Fran
cisco. for assignment 10 duty in the de-
partment OF California.
The President has RENTED the unexe-
cuted portion Of the sentence OF Private
Jesse l.. Beatty. Co. d. 81 North Carolina
Infantry. now IN confinement as a gen
eral prisoner 1T ST. Francis barracks.
Florida.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-10

Nelson Encampment T. o. O. f.. viii
be reorgaulzed this evening at Bevldere
Han after having been dormant for two
years.
A dispensation 20 carry It into effect
was granted yesterday by James
Mitchell. grand patriarch. located at Nor
folk. to thirty leading Fellows
This encampment was originally or
ganized about fifty years ago and it is
expected that it viii again take lead
ing position I'm this branch of the order.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-10
ACTION NEXT TUESDAY.
The Senatorial Reform League Com
mittcc's Plans.

4 fun attendance of the members OF tho
Committee OF the Senatorial Reform
Le.eno Is expected next Tuesday morn
ins at DO O'Clock Representatives Jno.
j. R.xey ana w. A. Jones Hon r. wal
ton Moore. Major Vim. A. Anderson. and
other prominent Democrats have been
requested 20 be- present
AT this conference plans for the fu-
taie. based on the action OF tho State
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-10
JOE BECKERSTAFF,
:ll:sf-o NNcst Broad Strccl

Sole agent for the following high-grade
and well-kuoWn Bicycles Luthy, Fairy
King clipper and the best s25 Wheel
made
Secondhand Wheels bought sold and
exchanged Repairing Of an kinds q spe-
cialty. Wheels rented.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-04-27

5oltet Der ct ueb 9Oot Mob. Seq bsrte
lite en- %ensife, Der par misforneiet. AI:
~minbeIist Ieue be | COB 6oruentnins oe
meb sobt paab for 5remtiosn. ON nos
gen iblanbt port Golf foyer fig ct 9iem.
burbe be | bet minbIfe ie 9anbet Der.
Oct tOifer naiten intet at saa oerOp, ba
500 ginisn befOrbrsr Gmisranter entsn
frit saer for n msset rinse Detailing.
2 Stebst for at iaiis fig / @alb andre
Stebsr, tan man Der fau sobt ganb for
intet.
SiIien os 1at til 6OItst peb Rsnmare
for @affribeb, os Cat til 600 qinie
for fri Reiie os COB Accommodation.
9. 3. Qiter9aarb,
Nslion, Winn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-04-27

tstale o9 forretiebe AItertienelten, me-
oens paifor SEMEN boIbt ben eesntlt9e
adbninsstaIe Ouer Sob. 3,l4.
Grebas @ftermiooas oar Der Samtu'
Ismobe ON raOnirmutiOnen". Der
bIeu iGrIis peset paa Ronflrmationens
0~eouenbisbeb % fore 9eIfisnslie Tor
ben Opuotienoe SIaet berOure. 5aren
ueb 9anoIinssn bIeu Osiaa pnauiif.
Oct bleu Iust be tiliieoeuGrenbe 6ors
GIbre aIporlist paa 9ierte at labe
gSrneue oplare / ben triiteIi9e Borne
lGroom, at be maa forblipe ptb Rriitus,
LEGION be | 0aaben pare inbpooebe |
BAN. - On aitensn prGbitebe ct Bar
al prGterne.
qsroas 9ftsrmibbus par SomtoIeem:
net vSmuenbelie". Site uIene blep Der
taIt ON SmpenOelie, men Der blep tall
Omuenoelle ior ben fore Stare al
Wennefter, Der par i%orinmfet. ON:
uenoeliens Veouenoi9beo blep nIporli9t
ln9t 1ilbsrerne pda 9ierte. az, Der
lite tunne lise fig at uGrs bleune beua:
rsoe / 0aobens Raaoe, % iom altioa
pare uanbreoe bort fra 6erren, MATTE
omuenoe fig for at faa Del / Gimme
lens @l9be o9 eui9 SaIisbeb. aitens
guostiensiten par o9iaa 9oot beie9t %
@oauseliets @arn ubIobes til en- 8rat.
Ssnoa9 par Ell truul Dag = ben
iiolte os fore 6eitibsoa9. ri. 10 par
Der Bsrns9uoStjeueite. paltor anorea:
len taIte til Bsrnene om 3bomas
Bridges Gin os 8irtiOmbeb. 8ereifer
par Der 9simesie msb aIter9an9. pa.
itor Sobanien tiente ueo 2lteret oe bolot
S%triftemoaI, msoens paltor SEMEN
taIte ouer 8a9ens 9uan9eIium. ri.
3 par Der en9elit @uostienslte, buor
Pador anoreaien taIte ouet Sob. 10,
"a. So. pnltor Wiuer bolot Webe
nOsIe RiI ube paa Qunoet, o9 YuitOr
9snien EN- n%9rIi99enbe lille By. afs
tsnnsbet inblebeoes al Paltor Uliaer.
0an minoeoe ON at baue port eor9er;
fab 9imIene Os at iorusnte 9errsn.
Gersfter talte iaa be andre pr1iter, %
siter en- Afifeosinn9 titles ri meo Eat
til 9errsn for no9Ie ueIisneoe 8a9es
SnmuGr.
M%enisbebsfoltst / 6arilnno par slub
opsr Wsoet o9 lite minblt pare ri, Der
pare @alter Der os @enltano Tor iao
mesen 9enlisbeb.
III. 81. Nubreaen,
Wsbets Setret9r.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-04-27
Srniant, Wiid.

Dor gp 3rufnnt potter fart, boil
let er en- 6orbel for 6armerne Der |
Rarbtben, tbi en- 6armer letter Brls
paa cn COB 0uuoelsplaoS. Bpen bar
nu fire gutitfer o9 ct S9omasas
fin, Der bIeu bpsset iiolte ettsraar;
lamt ilere Rornbanolere.
- 6arI 6anisn bar ubpibet I'm Bu'
til. 9ans J%Orrstnins bIlusr ftcrre os
itsrre. Den CT nu en- al be lterlte Der
| Dpen.
s. 9onien & Ssn baue faaet berss
BUTT forifennet paa 6orlioen.
- CAB os bulfe port Wiufitforps.
Da be baus suet fig / Iensere lib, CT
Der mango, Der baus psntet at bore benz
for lang Iib foen. De ere enonn lite
TONNE, men 5oraursiOIen nil not LITE
benz ub. vi maa unbItplbe benz, ba
Vlnteren bar p9ret Dem Iot Dddto.
0atten msaem b. IL. os -. neo.
brenbte Mr. SnqonOs Sapmeue Der /
gpen, buiIteI par ct fort Cab for
Uianoen, ba ben lite par usiureret.
Mr. abbie bar ioI9t fin 6iens
bonn, Der Iisser en- UiiI norb for 3rus
fant, til 9smrer u. 6. Nprano fra
SHERIDAN.
- StOmaser perer 9anien afsit ueb
Dsbm Iirsbas b. IL. bs. % bIeu be-
erauet 6rebas b. IA. bs.
- Sutob 9aniens 9uitru ofsif ueb
Dsben 6reoas b. IA. % bIeu besrauet
Ranbag b. II. bs. fan iiaar nu enc
meb TO Born.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-04-27
&reosmpoe.

NiseOnfn iprIiss areos uibOIot fit
6oraarsmsbe / 9urtlanb, ISIS, fra
l6.-l9. apriI. 6Oruosn Steoeis
prait, Paitor Yrebs SObanien, par al
8rebisns Pralter tun IS. y. 5.nien %
W. o.. anoreafen til Stsbe. SainOis'
trsblens Jormanb, Yultor y. s.. WtiIs
Ter, SbeifisIo, par bog Osiua @Gii
ibIanbt os. % ri pare ale glade usb
bans gsiss Os for Oroet ON Spnb 90
5icaos, iom ban tate til os.
Wsbst aabnebss lorsbas aitsn meb
@ubstisneite og a%Itersans | airtsn
9artIanb. paitor Miasr boIbt Strif'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-04-27
@eit grund, ga.
Nelion, Minn.

Naar bisie qinier lGiss at yDanffes
ren"s mango 9olbere, ou itaar ali Der /
en- beilig 5oraarsoraet. @r9siet bar
beopnbt at battle 9Orben, iiGr paa De
laue Steber, bpor SoIen %itinner pna bet
oo oerueb fremmer bets B9fst. eiuet
paa 9rasrns bt9pnber o9iua at tomme
frem, mebens Iuslene fpue fra @ren til
@ren og hinge beres Soraarsian9e til
beres Sfabeis Vris. Wen mibt bet
Itenne beopnbsnbe 6oruar tommer bet
tpbeIiet frem, buab Troitsn bar nbrettet,
mebens 0intsrtulben la9be fig ben cper
be bare Rarter. 0i bare n9It,n in9en
Sne bait, bperten Der suer belt op til
Clinton, 0eImar % andre Bper Roro
paa. Oct bar bibrnast til, at n9lten
al 6psbe, iom par iaaet, er ehela9t, o9
Tom ret er 9oast 9ueoen. faa er bet
aaust msb alsper oe Gimotbe. Oct ri.
fer Tia nu, ba Ylanierne ftuae til at
ipire frem til @aun o9 @lGbe for Wens
nefter o9 8pr, at be ere oeoe. ri ie
oerfor MI, of gnnbmanoen enten faar
mt @rGsfre, hpor bet. ban iansoe |
6ior, er bortfrosiet, eler ban plsier bet
en- os iaar unoen Cab oeri. 90 bog
bliuer bet Cab for bam, ba ban MAJ iaa
bet to @an9e ON life uDe Narter
laa fell, ioo uil $40 bet tommenoe Aar
Der omtring bliue / COB pris. o9 bet ull
oaiaa tenoes paa Worterne. buor Rrea.
turerne futile bape bsrss 5soe / Com:
mer, at ri baue baft Vinter men Iiot
euer inesn Sne.
Noraoret tom lent / Nnr, men M bnue
boa ganomGnoene fact IN DEL Cab /
Sorosn, os ri baue iaaet en- COB 8esn.
@n af pore 9anosm9nb bapoe fors
Ieb,n Gag bet ubsIo, at bans Stalo git
op / gusr, foraariaset peo 'Snilisr ira
Qotomotiust; noset 50 % 8orn b%r9nots,
inssn tom til Stobe, Os ben 6amilie,
Tom Dor / !9iemmet, ft tibsnof esrss
Rrsatursr | Sitterbeb.
- 8 lan9srs lib bar Der bet title
peret Gale ON, at be ur9e = Der er lite
IuGrt mango = ullbe gore 5orie9 paa
at fau ct OrseI air,eu. Derpeb blep
bet iaa ltaaenoe til for en- use foen, oo
lanten ON Qnlfaiielien beraf after bleu
lepenbe, os bet Iaosr til, ct ben pil blips
reallieret / en- mar 6rsmtib. st Yar
MebIemmsr al Menisbsosn baue lat fig
/ Spioisn for arbeibet, og mebi lite
rinae gelpiuie for Sosen baaoe / o9
ubenfor Wsnisbeoen. Orselet piI not
baabe pare tsbt % taset / grus, naar
bette lRles.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-04-27
0oIonien | Maro 50, ". ,.

3. 4. april rsilte Yuitor &. 9obnien,
Naupuca, % unosrtssneoe fra Ufinnsa
polls meo 600 gansn til U. Dat. for
at oueruare paitor s.. 9anisns 25aariee
5ubiIGum iom pralt, o9 for at boloe
Nisionsmsber oeroppe / ben ny 8oIoni.
ON Subll9et os Webetne. ri boiot Der,
ituI ies intet li9e, ba paitor 5obnien oil
mebbsle bsrom. Dsrimoo uil ie9 ii9s
IIot I'm ben ny RoIoni, % buao 5notrpt
ies 1T al ben.
9fisr OpIpsnins bur ca. 225 DANTE
taset homestead Der, % no al Dem er
ca. 100 ouereoe boiat Der. Antauet
fOrssss burtist, iiGr M i 6oraarstioen;
buert Cog brln9er 9anbissere 90 emis
srantsr I'll ben ny plaos. Deb Siosn
bsyui saar Der iaunIise 9tsfuriions- %
6misranttos fra minneapolis oerop.
ON no9en snifer at ie Rolonien euer
beis Qanost Der. b%enpenoe ban fig til
DIR. Nellsn 9owien, Gmi9rationens
asent for 500 9inte, Winneapolls; Dos
BAN pI man eiboloe be iorneone Sp:
lpsnin9er ON Relle, gano OH.
Seq anta9er. at Der Iisser frit eano
til 5000 5amllier. 9nnbet bliuer iaa
at lise opta9et ira en- Sioe al. De
%fsrits, Der boiatie fig oer, pare Sanifsre;
be DO Sioe ON Sioe; men M fipite ale
Rationer % ale Slass Colt ino. Oct
poIosr lite iaa liot lllempe, liar Tor
Rirtefoltet. Oct piloe lette bet firfelige
arbeioe bstpoeli9t / Jremtloen, ON be,
Der b~srsiter tuse gano Der, uiue iege at
boioe fla nogenlunoe fammen. Saa
ulot lea f~orltob, sr Der lite ltor 6oriteI
paa ganoet. Sernbanen 9aar op miot
iqennem bet. airtsfoltet buroe abioIut
bolbe lts iammen. os lite boiGtte ii9 en-
Der % IN ter, msuem aue andre Jfatios
nsr. Deb Rsnmars bar port COLT uGret
bsloi9t bette Stptte; Der Dor en- itOr
Del af ben for. b. airtes 5olt Stoe ON
Site. Uaan itulte lite tro, at bet par
ct mt Excitement Der. Wlan Ter n9lten
ct gus paa busr 5ierbeoeI Seetion. %
oa Qanoet er igunt, fer man 9us ueo
0us til ale Sloer.
On 9anoetS gelfaiienbeb er Der fire.
pct mssrt, ies ifal lite Sentuse. Oct er
sObt prGri,laub. Seq fan lite ie noseu
@runo, bporfor Der lite ltuae funne
relies en- COB @rsoe paa bet. De Yres
usr, ies iaa pau Cab fra iolte CONNER,
pare fuIot iaa sube, iOm be, iss bar Jet
andre Steber fra.
Mit Snbtrpt fra &%OIorisn par sobt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-04-27
st $50 eleftriif yTlte
-o9-
Ell Kasie meo Solpparer for
flln 1926.

6or enbnu en- Tort Glib pile ri ienbe
Dem ct Of pore bersmte Nr. 4 elettriite
gGIter meo Rp9opparater, iom bar 80
fore elettriife Geaer. iamt Iefs ele9ante
isIupIettereoe 9%srbtniue, lets ele9ante
islupIetterebe Softer, Jets eIe9ants
Spiieiteer, lets elesante Geffeer, for ben
ubsrie biui9e pris at fun 50. 95. Gu.
timber al Nnbefalinser fra 5olf, iom
exc bleune beIbrsbebe psb Yrueen af
pore Better, Ii9se til Gfteripn paa port
Rontor.
Bore elettrilfe gGItsr ere iaolebes
t%onitruerebe. at be funne i~pRnoes til at
paste baabe imaa o9 fore Berioner, oe
'unne bru9es @iaauel al 9errer iom al
Dnmsr. 9ng Dem / @gt for Otter
li9uelfer al pore slsttriffe Better. Or
inbes holt, iom prsue at efterli9ne
pore Nr. 4 eIettriife Batter, o9 Tom
I9Iae famine for fulb Nris: s20.0 0
For at iitre 8em ben rette Slags. mao
De Ienbe Ceres Srbre birette til os,
sqer ieennem en- at Deres lotnle N9en=
ter for. pore Y9lter. Sm D; inoen
4eent bar / 8eres Nabolag, ienb ba
0eres Srbre til os. Yi enIfe lofale
Neenter | etbuert Settlement. Striu
efter Dor Yramielifte. Vi pile ienbe
BGIte og Soluuarcr c. o. d. 1895.
til bullet 'om bellt Gtsprestontor /
De 6orenebe Stater. De Tan ba I'm.
bsrieoe bet iilienbte, % om De timber
bet at pare fulbtub tilfrsbsfiaenbe / en-,
buer Ssnissnbe. betal ba 9fspresueen.
ten 80. 95 os Omtofininssrne, os Bal
tet os Seluoarerns ere Dsres. 9 mob.
fat SaIb tan De ienbe bet tilba9e poc
Dor Yetofnins. ON De fsnosr Ben-
gene meb Srbrsn pile ri pberliser'
ienbs Dem ct Bar etitra sobe 6obtort'
i%aaIer.
Ssnb os Deres Orbre / Dag. Strir
Dsrss 0aun. poit- og Stsprestontol
tpbeIi9t o9 abreSier oue Breue til
y. G. Peterson electric Selt 60.
Isl, 1873, 1875 Woin Ctr,
Relion Winn
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-04-27
6. 3 3 len.
Wanpaea, Mis.

,Gtbbns snap" Of amp le
Jsurre, %Oueriat Of puitor $. 5. 3. Is.
Wattbieisn. J R%ommisfion hos .Rirs
tel. 6or. for ben inbre Wisi. / Dans
MARI. Rsbenbaun 1898.
gn me9et interesiant 6ort9ain9 ON
en- lille, taf Drens. Der sniteoe at fao
en- 6ienbe o9 enoelis funot en- inoe i
Spsjlst. gosen siuer en- COB aaruts
%tertesnin9 og iaultrerer paa en- Ieuenbe,
burnIi9 Waaoe Rampen mellem bet ny
oa bet aamIe Wennelte. = 5aas /
Danish Luth. Publ. House for 40
Gents.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-04-27
Nnbefaling.
Nem bort Gitn. .. @pril 1890.

Jep D0rt ettD :. Nprtl 1917.
@obs 9errel
Seq Tan lite tatfe Dem NOT for ben
fore 9ieIp, 0eres elettriite Battle bar
pbet mig. Seq feIer ucmGrtet. for
ies bespnbte at BRUCE Oeres geItr,
tunoe ies uIoeIes lite arbeioe, ia, par
lite / Stano til at 9oa op 40 Irapp en-
ueb min esen 9jGlp, men MI efter at
bare brust Deres Nr. 4 eIettriife geIte
/ to Tiger, Tan les uorette uIt Sla9s
Nrbsibe. Seq tan lite retommenbers
Oeres Y9Ite not. Wine Yenner iiee
bet er ct fort 0iounoer. Seq bru9er
aIbsIes in9en Meoicin, oa leg feIer
aanIte ubmQrtet. Waa Sub pelione
Gem. Bar iaa penIis for inola9te
$500 at ienbe mig ct mere at 0eres
gaIter, os SeIuuarer. Oct er for en-
ai mine 0snner. Senb bet iaa mart
iom muIi9t.
Om nogen uiIbe pnfte en- 2lnbefaIins
af 9ereS 9alter, p9r ba iaa COB at
benpiie benz til mig pr. Breu eler i9ens
mem ,0aniferen". Seq ffal blipe mes
get sIao ueo at onbefaIe bet.
Deres iotnemmeIise os meb al N9teIie
Wrs. Olga Wermoutb,
l204-3ro ape., Nep bort 6itp.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-04-27

s Marts Ruuneb bar ies ioIst 20
Better efter yDanifereu"S 2lnuisnine;
30 Gts. Stt. bliuer 1910 til Den
loren. ounife airte", buiIfet ere %afleues
rebe Ill Yaitor q. s. Gltsrsaurb.
$. s. Yeter on.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-04-27
Voaanmeloeiier.

yOm getineeIferne or
ct Ipfteliet Us stsftab" af Q.
6. &obbe. Seq bar IGlt oenne BOG.
BET er uIuorlist Os iunbe Orb, Der, ON
be bIeue Ieite at buabe sifte os uelfte
os tusne til 9jerte. DiIbe fOrsbpsge
mango nIptfeli9e 9@stsitaber % fprete
gps / mango msrte 9iem.
6. Sobnen.
Wnnnnfn. Wis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-04-27

Yensene ere mootasne meo CAT til
Mr. s.. s.. Yeterion. auitterinser
bile fsIse / Den loren. banlte 6irfeB"
Ulabe.
paitpr 3. ). Dtsr9aarb.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-23

except to comply. and have decided to
suspend publication until the present
extraordinary conditions regarding
press matters disappear When we
know what laws rule us, by what mode
we are judged and to whose jurisdic-
ton press matters are amenable, the
Democracia will reappear"
Favored the Americans.
The paper has generally been a warm
supporter of the administration The
provost marshal recently threatened TO
suppress it for publishing an editorial
asserting that Manila streets were in
a worse condition under the American
than they had been under Spanish ad-
ministration-
The Manila Times was also recently
warned, with an intimation of impris-
onment and confiscation for printing an
editorial recommending the creation of
a board of charity commission to con-
troll the charitable institutions, on ac-
account of rumors OF mismana cement
of charitable funds by the church au-
thorities.
The newspapers complain bitterly
that rhe authorities exercise a paternal
supervision, threatening suppression,
they claim, for trifiing errors in the
publication of news not connected with
public matters. They also say the cen
sorship handicaps newspaper enterprise
by suppressing cable dispatches re-
ceived from respectable agencies, whose
transmission is of an exceedingly costly
character. The matter suppressed IN
cludes reports of government actions,
among them being Philippine and
American occurrences which might give
the FiliDinos an unfavorable opinion
of the United States.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-23
PLAT FRANKLIN SUBDIVISION
NEW SURVEY OF BLOCK 46
READY FOR ACCEPTANCE.
Mayor Clark Is Averse to Letting
City Get Done Out of Its Lien On
the Block For Unpaid Taxes.

The proposed new plat of Block 46,
division. has been prepared for sub
mission to the city council next Tues
day evening. The owners of the block,
Bishop E. T. Ashton and Edwin L. Ell
der. propose to dedicate a sixty-six-foot
street north and south to permit of
the extension of Jeremy street to Sec
ond South midway between Seventh
and Eighth West There are fifty-eight
lots in the block. ranging from forty
one and a quarter TO fifty-eight and a
half feet front, and from 12SA to 14sl1
feet in depth.
The dedication of the street will I'M
doubtedly be accepted by the council.
irrespective of the question of releasing
to Elizabeth Brown EaStmond. Ash
toms and Elders granror, the sidewalk
paving tax lien withou: cost 10 her. 1t
is known that Mayor Clark is averSe
to letting the city get fieeced out or
the 81 600 which represents the worth OF
The cityS lien on the block Should
The council vote to grant the release
without even entertaining a PROPOSE
ton to have at least the original tax
paid into the treasury, an executive
veto will undoubtedly be interposed.
In any event the question OF settling
with Mrs. Eastmond with or without
the public treasury getting satisfac-
ton for the cost of the sidewalk laid,
is sure 10 get before the new admins
tration for adjudication. The ironclad
dilatory rule of postponing action for
one week will, II is said. be invoked
by at least two members OF the council
thus putting the question beyond the
reach of the present administration.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-23
MILES ON THE BOER WAR.
Believes That There Will Be More
Serious Losses.

Chicago. Dec. 22.-Major General Nell
SON A. Miles, Captain Wheeler, Cap
tain Lewis and Judge Outwaite of the
United States ordnance board, who ar
rived here yesterday to witness a test
of a new smokeless powder. today went
to Meadville, Pa, to examine the new
wire-wound guns. General Miles said
regarding the South African war:
THE struggle between the British
and Beers is a very serious war. There
have been some severe losses and l be-
heve there will be serious encounters
before it is ended AS to the probable
results l. of course. cannot predict. If
the British are defeated it is likely to
involve Europe in serious complica-
lions.
"As to the tactics of the contending
armies, both seem to be pursuing what
is termed open order methods. 1t is a
mistake to compare the tactics of the
Beers TO those of our Indians. Their
tactics are the white mans tactics.
THE outcome, of course, depends
upon the skill of the commanders. as
it does in every war. The Beers have
been prepared for it for the last ten
years. In view of the circumstances
I do not think their showing so far is
in the nature of a surprise.
They have had no difficulty in pro-
curing ammunition. The people in the
Transvaal are accustomed to the use of
powder in mining operations, There
they know how to manufacture cart
ridges. Besides, they had plenty Of
money to buy necessary war materials
beforehand and store them away for
use when needed. To succeed in war is
to get ready before you commence hos
tilitieS"
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mate placed on the Boer forces by the
cavalry scouts
The Chieveley correspondent of the
Standard. who attributes the whole dis
aster involved in General Buffers re-
pulse to the mistake of Colonel Long
taking the artillery too close to the
river, says: Colonel Long fired for
ninety minutes and simply exhausted
his ammunition
Lord Kitchener will join Lord Rob-
erts at Gibraltar. The Earl of Enroll,
hereditary lord high constable of Scot
land, will accompany the commander
in-chief in special service. The Earl of
Derby is raising a corps of volunteers
in Lancashire. Mr.. Victor Christian
West Derbyshire, and heir apparent of
the Duke of DeYonshire, has volunteer
ed to go to the front
The Cape Town correspondent of the
Times, under date of Dec. 1, says:
Boer Fighting Line Thin.
1.-THE Boer fighting line is very thin
and a single British success might
crumple it completely. The real dan
ger, however, is not the military situa-
ton, but the likelihood of a Dutch re-
bellion, which would be easily swallow
ed up in maintaining the enormous
length of British communication
referring to the tardy acceptance of
assistance from local forces the CORE
spondent says: General Butler I'M
doubtedly at the beginning displayed a
certain self-sufficiency and unwilling
ness to accept local advice or assist
ance, which events quickly modified"
The Daily News sees immense signifi-
canoe in the fact that Lord Roberts has
appointed On his staff Lieutenant COL
onel Henderson, author of a life of
General Stonewall Jackson, the confed-
crate leader. and man who has close
ly studied the history of the American
civil war, especially as he has not
served under Lord Roberts before and
is but little known to him personally
The appointment is regarded by the
Daily News as proving Lord Roberts
belief that what was wanted in the war
in South Africa is a strict application
Of Jackson's principles. 1t also con-
meets the appointment with the rumor
that General Joubert served under
General Stoncwall Jackson.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-23
MINER CHARGED WITH MAYHEM
SAID TO HAVE BITTEN ANTAG-
oNIST IN A FIGHT.
John Bettess and Tom Sullivan En-
gage In Bloody Row In the
Dewey Saloon.

A bloody row occurred in the Dewey
saloon, on Second South street, last
night at 1880. a Cornishman by the
name of John Bettess having his left
thumb bitten into the bone by Tom
Sullivan, an Irish miner. Both men
We're drunk, and neither seems to know
just what caused the row.
A war of words led to blows, and 1t
looked for a time as if a riot would re-
suit, the house being filed with men
who took sides and were about evenly
divided The arrival of Officers. Parry
and Miner probably prevented further
trouble.
Bettess says Sullivan grabbed his
hand and bit him, while Sullivan
claims the other man called him a
vile name and made for him. putting
his finger in his mouth
Bettess' wound was serious enough
to require the attention of a physician.
DR.. Callahan dressing it. The men
were locked up. Bettess being booked
as a drunk and Sullivan on the charge
of mayhem which is the first Of that
nature in a long while.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-23
TO TAKEALoNG REST.
Sol Smith Russell, the Actor, Is to
Retire.

Chicago. Dec. 22.1The Record says:
Sol Smith Russell will retire from the
stage for year or more at the con-
clusion Of his interrupted engagement
at the Grand opera house. He has al
ready recovered sufficiently from the
attack that compelled him to discon-
tinue his performance Monday evening,
and there is no doubt he will be able
TO resume next Monday afternoon, as
previously announced. but he will not
tax his weakened constitution beyond
what will be necessary to fulfill his
contract at the Grand opera house for
the next two weeks.
All his enga gements thereafter for the
entire season will be cancelled. Mr.
Fred Berger, his manager. says Mr.
Russell has been, convinced that the
state of his health is such that he will
risk an early and permanent break
down unless he takes a complete rest
for a long period.''s