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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-08
.BUBONIC PLAGUE
IN CALIFORNIA
A Supposed Case Discovered in Chi
natown and Strict Quarantine at
Once Established.

SAN FRANCISCO. March la case OF
what IS supposd to be bubontc plague,
though the exact nature OF the disease
is yet uncertain. has been discovered In
Chinatown. The patient, who is a
Chinese. was Immediately Isolated, and
the whole of Chinatown has been placed
under strict quarantine regulations.
q No fear is apprehended OF the spread
OF the disease, whatever 1t may prove TO
be-
A large force of police Is being kept In
China town to naintain the quarantine.
Tine physicians interested dn the case are
not yet prepared to make definite state
ment regarding the case. but from others
who have had experience in such matters,
it is learned that the case Will hardiy
nrove to be one Of plague, as the dead man
Irad long been q resident Of this city Had
he been a recent arrival from tee Orient
greater alarm would be felt.
The Gordon of police now watching
ctina town is kept there simply as pre-
cautionary measure.
At Caue Town.
cAPE TOWN. March THE steamer
Rosario. Argentina Republic. WIN nu-
bcn;1. Ma CUE ABOARD, az cabled yesterday.
is the British steamer hlloourns,,, - lpeAAinu I
Valdez. She is in strict quarantine.
II There are three cases OF plague on the
& SKiJbourne. The captain died during the
voyage, presumably of this disease.
III Buenos Ayrcs
RJIENos AYRES, March IA number
Of cases OF what is supposed to 5e the
$bubonic plague have been otriciaiiy re-
ported Urgent measures are neins
adopted to prevent the spread ol tue l1V
+ disease. 5
Plague In India.
CALCUTTA, March The ouoonic
MA cue increases, there having been III
deaths from the disease here last week.
This IS causing great exodus OF Ener-
chants.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-08
FEDERALSz FALL BACK.
Retreat from Ladysmith Due to Mis-
tnl lSc of a Commandant.

Retreat from Ladysmith Due to Mis-
takc of a Commandant.
RCER CAMP, BIGGARSBERG, SAT-
urday, March 3.-1he Federals have fall
en- back on the Biggarsberg chain, that
crosses Natal south Of Dundee. The re-
treat from Ladysmith was due to the
mistake of certain cou1nandant in or
dering his men TO retire from the key
OF tho position, without any reason for
the movement.
On the receipt of the had news from
the AIodder river W ednesday, 1t was re-
solved to send the wagons back 10 Big
garsberg. and soon long strings of Ok.
wagons lined the roads. Over thous and
wagons took the westerly route to the
laa ger southwest of Ladysmith. Another
convoy was sent to the foot q ..he EDra-:
skcnsberg. A large number Of tents cap-=
tured from the British at Dundee, and!
also the ammunition. were abandoned
The chief difficulty was IN dismountinss
s.Long Tom y
The Boers were independe entS Of the
sraflroad. as Is shown by the fact that
.not one OF heir two t thousand wagons
went by 1a.l. All z travelled by5road to-
sgether with the field batteries Only the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-08
HONEY -C0MBED
WITH SMALLPOX
Nearly a Hundred Deaths Have 0c-
cured in Southern Part Of Kinds
County, Mississippi.

JACKSON, MISS, March 7.-An Off
cial report made to the Kinds county
Board of Supervisors to-day reveals an
appalling state Of a fairs in the 5Jonesville
ncighhorhood in the southern part of the
county. .s !,
The community is literally honey-combsd
with smallpox most virnlsnt and loati1-
some in form. Nearly one hundred deaths
have occurred. On some days the death
IA te has been so large that it was impos-
s;ble to SECURE coffins, and rude caskets
we're made from rails. Whole families
have been wiped out of existence. and in
several lai &c families only one or ty:o
5chiId-en are Left Alany5of the patents
!: arg now in a critical condition, Without
medical attention and dying at the rate
gnf5frou three to five per day.
s @,T,he dea ii, rate exceeds 65 per cent, and
sthe entire lower portion of the county is
sden,oralized. The Board Of superyisors
4snread. and tits morning session Carte
/ ksn,srchase supple and medici Ines.
bin forsforty rec cnfnns used With
in* ne past two SWeeksi was allowed. .s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-08
ONE MAN ALONE
ESCAPED ALIVE
Heart-Rending Scenes at the Red
Ash Coal Mine The Mine
Thought to be Attire.

FIRE CREEK, VA, March THE only
person who entered the Red Ash Mine
Tuesday morning who is known to have
escaped alive is Electrician Evans, who
was near the entrance.
Mr. Evans said: II heard a low,zrum-
bling sound similar to an earthquake. l
realized in an instant that the fre-damp
had exploded, and before the force OF
the conclusion reached me I threw my
self down on my face. "A sheet of flame.
rock and debris shet over my head.
.'I managed to creep to the mouth and
into the fresh air. My God, it was awful.
l saw that 1 was the only one left.
Every one of the other fellows was lost,
knew"
"A pathetic feature Of the disaster is
the annihilation of the family of IL. w.
Long, the fire boss. His Wife died some
time ago, leaving to his care two little
boys. Having no one to care for the
desolate house. the little boys begged
their father to let them accompany him
to spend sthe day in the mine Their
blackened bodies were found beside that
of their father.
The unexplained cause Of the accident
has terrified miners in adjoining local-
ties Many are afraid to go to work to-
day, and ii will require the most search
ing inspecting by competent men to re-
move their fears and Induce them to re-
Il s
IIEARTRENDING5 SCENES.
To-day presented a heartrending scene at
the Red Ash Coal Mine, which was
wrecked by tho gas explosion at 7:1O yes
terday ncrninS.
Hundreds of frantic women and chill
dren are trying to force their way into
the ruined mine. where they know their
fathers, husbands. and brothers are lying
cold in death
IEorty-one are dead in the mine. One
man was blown out of the mine dis
tance of 400 feet. The explosion was SO
terrific that it blew two immense holes
through the side of the mountain
The West Virginia laws require a mine
Inspector in each district to visit and
Inspect the safety Of the mine. set the
miners say that one seldom goes inside
s mine, but he never fails ito draw his
salary.@The law also requires the opera
! tor to employ an expert miner as nine
boss to look after the particular mine
and see that it is kept in safe condition.,
the practical effect Of which is to relieve
the operators from responsible; tyS In cases
of this kind Itsis said that the miners
had complained OF the gas and bad air
in the mines several times before he
explosion. The nine boss is jndiciously.
silent Us to the cause Of theE explosion.
LATER ADYICE;s. .
b "A report from the rescuers q t the mine
after 8 q clock to-nigh was that "a had
been ken out, % being lead and se-:
rlously injured. Those rescued alive are:s
Carl stDowney. John i. Day., Joseph Ell
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-08
RICHMOND VA. TEL TUESDAY. MARCH g. 1900.
CARNIVAL WEEK WEEK, RICHMOND, NAY 11470 19.
heavy guns, the infantry. and wounded

heavy guns, the infantry. and wounded
went by rail-.
When the last train had left Eland-
slaagte a workman S train followed. care
fully blowing up every bridge and cul-
vert between Ladysmith and Glencoe.
and when this had been done setting fire
to the Eandslaagte colliery. Thus the
Beers, with Natal's southernmost col
leries in their hands, are also able to
draw supplies therefrom.
Under cover of the night, and with the
collieries sending lurid flames to heaven,
the bullock wagons wound over the hills.
making roads where none before existed.
and the four months siege of Ladysmith
was raised.
1T is impossible as yet to give the
/ burgher casualties owing to the disor-
ganiza ton OF the ambulance and the
circums tances of the retreat.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-08
FAVORABLE REPORT
Made on appropriation for Island of

Made on Appropriation for Island of
Porto Rico.
: WASHINGTON. March T-Senate Com
rnittee on Appropriations to-day author
ized favorable report on the House
bill providing that the revenues COL
Iected from Porto Rico be expended in
that island.
The bill was amended so as to include
only the money collected to January
I, 1900.
The clause of the bill authorizing the
refunding OF, future revenue collections
was stricken out.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-08
SAMOAN TREATY.

Notifications Exchanged at State De.
partment Yesterday.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE ratifl-
cation OF the Samoan arbitration treaty
was exchanged at the State Department
at 8 o'clock this afternoon by Secretary
Hay. OF the United States; Lord Paunce-
fote. for Great Britain, and Dr.. Won
Holleben, for Germany.
The treaty submits the claims to ar
bitration of King Oscar, of Sweden.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-08
TERMS OFFERED.

Those in Arms May Return to Their
Farms Upon Giving Up Weapons. p
CAPDa TOWN, March IAN official
notification has been issued that the
Queenstown proclamation of February
ed. regarding certain terms offered the
rebels by General Brabant, in event OF
their surrender, has been withdrawn, but
those in arms against England may re-
turn to their farms upon surrenderins
their weapons. They are liable to be
called to account later, however.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-08
Extortionate Prices on Theatre tickets
Stopped.
SELLERS MUST PAY LICENSE.
Council Pass an Ordinance ReqaIrinx
Ladies to Remove Their Hats in
the Theatre-A a Boys Father
Takes Grand Jury In Prefe-
renee to Iseformatory
for His Son.

NORFOLK. VA, March Especial
The personal property assessment law.
under which Colonel Sale was appointed
commissioner OF valuation for Norfolk.
is generally condemned here. a Demo-
crat to-day alluded to it as measure
to destroy the supremacy OF the Demo
cratic party in Virginia. The course of
those delegates who voted for the bill.
and Governor Tyler, who signed 1t. is
generally condemned.
DRASTIC LAW.
The law. which is held to be drastic
and inquistitorial, has no outspoken
friend here so far as I have been able
to ascertain. The newspapers here criti-
else the measure unsparinSly.
E:xtortionate prices demanded by
theatre ticket speculators resulted in the
Common Council adopting an ordinances
taxing them $50 yearly. The Council
also enacted an ordinance compelling
ladies' to remove their hats while In q
theatre.
A HARD CHOICE,
Eddie Creekmuir. a nlne-year-old
white boy, yesterday entered Feuerste:n's
storage plant and stole ninety-six dec ars
from the safe. Arraisned, he pleaded
guilty, and his father was permitted TO
decide whether Eddie should go to the
rerormatory or before the grand jury.
He choose the latter
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-08
ENTERED TRANsvAAL.
"A Flyin. Column of British Troops in
tf,o Roor TerTifnrv

fTyInE Column OF brItISh Troops IN
the Eocr Territory.
2 LONDON. Marcel, 7-4:16 P. MA
special dispatch from Durham says
flying column of British troops from
Zululand has entered the Transvaal and
has been daily skirmishing with small
parties of Beers.
The force consists OF mounted infantry,
Natal scouts and artillery. all COM
manded by Major Prendergast. The
column first crossed the border on Feb
ruary 2Sth. 1t now occupies an en-
trenched position on Catasa Hills, nine
miles within th Transvaa.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-08
LEGISLATURE GOSSIP.
Sayings and Doipss on the Last Day of

Sayings and DoipGs on the Last Day of
the Session.
Hon. N. ]. Lyons, of Norfolk left for
his home yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Lyons carried with him clean
record as a legislator, and the best wishes
of hundreds Of friends, made here during
the session, including many of his col
leagues.
He made faithful and conservative
member, and was attentive and dilfgent
in the performance of his duties. which
were exceedingly pnerous, on account of
tine large constituency he had the honor
in part to represent.
Farmer Pitcher, of Fauquier. who is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-08
NO B0ERs THERE.

There Are Nones ~ ithin Twenty Miles
OI Lldyslnitil.
LADYSMITH, March 5.-There are no
Boers within twenty miles of here. Plen-
~ Of supplies are available, and the
troops are quickly recovering their
strength. Many Of the volunteers have
been granted furloughS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-08
! WIsE-Y0uNG CONTEST.
1t Will Probably be Called Up in tho
House TO-DAY.

WASHINGTON, D. c., March 7-Spe-
iaI.-Representative Weeks. of Michi-
gan, having in charge the majority re-
port OF the Wise-Young contest. Second
Virginia District, will call up the same
Tomorrow Immediately after the vote
on the A1drich- Robbins case unless the
party leaders insist on the considers
ton Of the Overstreet currency bill.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-08
in INTEREST OF PEACE.

A Deputation Of Dutcl, May Shortly
Visit England.
CAPE TOWN, March IA great move
ment is in progress among the Cape
Dutch to obtain a settlement of the South
African questions consistent with the
maintenance OF the independence of the
Republics. 1t is doubtless argued that
the Dutch, having remained loyal, are
entitled to-. hearing at the settlement.
The argument would have more force if
the Dutch had not risen in every district
where there was a reasonable chance Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-08
State.

j S9NsaACs
-saw-mill burned near Whaiey Station.
The personal property assessment law
being unsparingly criticised In Norfolk
Is declared a measure to destroy suprem-s
- .Norfolk Council passes an ordinance
requiring ladies' to remove hats IN
theatre.
--Ex-sfayor John T. Beckham. OF Alex-
andria. in Mayors Court for beating his
brother Alleged assaulted brother goes
inches OF water near Winchester.
"a distiller. Indicted for sale OF ltquor
on Sunday TO minors. compromises With
court by paying heavy costs and nnitttn8
-Rev.T !. j. Mackey made cn- .,iient
In q divorce suit at Newport he
action was anticipated
trained nurse In Hampton. the 5ts,see g 6efnsss
the front door of Banker SnieItzs s resi-
f6enca. Negro under arrest.
Chase City organizes 2 business Men N q,
@Roanoke Machine Works TO ada .
night force. raising Pay-rol to sso.o pars
--Grasl Lodge, Knights OF Honor. Ia
session at Roanoke. elect srand soffteers
and adjourn to meet In Freedertcks
w aVirsinia sIli state sunday-school Union
convenes at Roanoke.
a4 General. lSsS,
tor Ledge speaks ON the philipr,
pines and IS given close attention.
Vote on A At.irich-R nbins CASE 2oaS-
4-1a se.is' ! case s al 6ubenic plague discovered
In California
In Hinds county. Mss ss
E'oret.U
Lnrtl sRobsrts axecntes 81 M tlnnkinK
~ iish5 losa yfns only n.y.
B0eTS retIeated IN nscenfuetan.sl laAy11lII u
S1osa9es Suz scaznu S0uip1 Ain61L III
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-08
PRICE TWO CENTS.

.catchinss, of mississippi; and Fttzserattd
of Massachusetts.
Then, at #12:5 p. NJ, as further marx
of respect, the House adjourned
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-08
RANCE OF rn1sns1o.lErEn.

Following was the range OF the tfcr-
.no,nctcr at The Times Office yesterday:
q A. Al. a; la N. so: 8 p. NJ. 5a; 6 F..
M, as; 8 p. M, 44; u NJ, AZ: mean tenn
perature, AIS. I'D
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-08
SUMMARY OF T0-DAY'sl NEWS.
.I4ocnl.

Local.
City ambulance collidsd with trolley
-selection of a number of commis-
sioners OF Valuation.
Ollie Blankinship died from his intu-
ries.
Little girl badly injured at Locomotive
Close of the session Of the Legisla-
ture.
Meeting of the Democrats of Jackson
Death of student of Richmond Col
lege.
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CONTINUED on Second Page.)
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-09-28
StaOtratbsliBung.
ab9etban

Der Staotratb belt an 9ienitaa
Gbeno ieiue ansetiinoiste SpeSial.
Sisune ab.
Sn oerielben puroe II. VI. Der 9lr.
beitsratb nuthUriiirt, nit Der Spbnion
NutOmatic 3e9ulatpr 60. fir bic neue
Stne Str. Shule einen &untrott gum
9iefern uon Re9ulntoren gum 9reiie
uOn nidt iiber 1905 abSuIhlieBen, hess
sleihen y@ppie 9ted" 3rinfbrunnen
Sum Hrelie bon nidt iiber 1928 auSu.
ihaifen.
9Iuseprouet ipurbe ferner bas Repari.
rea Der nSbear.ieuce" nn Der erOBen
8ngenbriife.
0lapor glnberiou ernannte Su einem
@onlite betr. lluterIu6ens Der 9ln9ele=
genbeit elmer eigueu ltdOtildeu 8eleu6,
s.Nnla9e Die Staotritbe Sdulbe,
&eiSer, g8inter, S0nrriion unb Seilemnn.
9Ilo. Seilemau erbob Seihmeroen
ge9en ben 3rUttpir. SnipeftOr, oemielben
Der Tflidts s@ernadlaiiisuns Seibenb,
mas gu elmer lebbaften 8iscuIlion nit
grbeitsratbs. SetretGr @olmar iil6rte.
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Ole Saniu6tu 2iebbaberei.

Die bieiisen @eilii9el. unb anninden.
3iidter tamen am DonnerItae gbeno
in 8m. ). StruuB S6ub9ei6Git, an
Bearl Str, Suiummen, um iiber Die gln.
Itellun9 uon g9. Q. Guiiea uon Sttumwa
sum Breisridter fin @efliisel unb Su
9leider 3eit fir belsiide 8unin6en gu
nerbnnoein.
giebenbei bemertt, tUmmen aus CALI
fornien, 100 bieie DgruSe" nit Der 8a.
ninden5udt 5uerIt ouitnm, Idpn @e.
riidte. onB Die gauge @eldi6te balelblt
bersits alS nuSlOs iiber BOro gepprien
weroe uno baB man Die &aninden milo
lauien lniie, 10 onB bereits 8efiir6tun.
gen laut merben bas 9anSe 9ano t6nnte,
gleid pie gIuItralien, BON oielen gfn9ern
uno gSilblern uerpilitet iueroen.
SSa, man lprift bereits BON @eieBen 9es
gen beren 5reilaiien uno Wiaeln 5u De.
rem gusrOttung, ba Die 8ermehrungSid.
higfeit oieier Z biere betauntlh cine gang
enOrme 1T. 3ns mare, fails Iid bies 10
nerbGlt. ein ifueller RiIdi6ln9 elmer
Giebbaberei, Die li6 bliBartis ilber bas
gnn3e 4ano uerbreitet bat.
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pin WtininJ Company in Miidioan
pelhe oamnlS 1000 9lr6eiter belhGitiate
Srpun tiinbi9te al, baB er uad itue,
Ge8ton geben peroe, nm &eoen Su bal
ten, uno id ia9te Sa uno glmen oaSu
SD tbut nod me6r-id ihlO6 oas Berg,
ioert uno CAB ben 9euten bel oolle N
y eb a 1t einen 9tabmittas frei nm
tbnen @ele9enbeit gu geben, Srpan's
&eoe bDren 81 f6nueu. gtatiirIid bate
er feline giertelltunbe 9eiprp6eu, ais er
ilber mid berSuinllen besanu. 9as &e.
iultat mar, baB ieine 3ubbreri6aft ais.
bolo bis auf Den lebten Wann oerouftete
uno onB III jener Staot mebr republita.
nlite Stlmmen ab9e9eben purben, als
le Suoor. SD uar Der @rIte, Der i'm
Staat Sbio Die or9nnilirte gIrbeit amer.
fannie uno ais iOl6e nit ihr unterban.
oelte, uno ih eriinoete ben erIten
- 3ruIt" i'm 2dnoe nuf @riu6en oun
Sames &aun, bem ReprGieutanteu Der
Soblenerdber. go lan9e bieier y3ruIt"
eriitirte, fam es ME gu einem Streit,
neil alle Streitfraaen friebli6 seidlid.
tet Wuroen. Die 9Inerfennung bierfiir
murbe mir au6 81 9beil, ais id i'm
Sabre 1897 meine @nmpa9ue in Sbio
Su fiibren bate. 9amals peridrie man
mid ais ben 9r6Bten 6einb, ben Der Nr.
better ie bate; aber eben iener &pan,
ben oas @eihif nad GriSOna peribla.
gen bate, idifte BON bort ein S6reiben
an ben itaatli6en Wineninipettpr &op
pom SbiO, in pelhem er i'm bot, 6ffent.
lid 81 ertldren, baB Nart 81. Sanna
Der bette 6reunb lei, ben Der ameritas
ntlte Nrbeiter je gebnbt!
@eifdftli6er @rioIg bnIirt aui Ser.
trauen in Die 3utunft; tein @eidGfts.
mann, iuelder bieie 3uueriibt nidt be.
iiBt, tpirb ip5uiaeen BON Der Sano
in ben Munb @eihdite tbuu, b. b. leine
9Iuagnben m6slidlt beidneioen uno 10
iueni9 @elb pie m09li6 fir lih uno Die
Setnen ausseben. Die 6olge elmer
iolden seIfGitli6en nSano 81 Muno".
TOlitit baben mir uor b er Sobren Qlue
9eieben, unb, mas inner 8rpan ou6
iasen mag, 10 wenis als er Die Iatur.
9eieBe dnbern lam, wiro er i'm Stdnbe
iein, bas @eieB Su dubern, baB gei9Git.
liher @rfol9 9lei6bebeuteuo nit ee.
ifGitli6em Sertrnuen in Die 3utunit
1T. g8er BON Sbnen, Der ieine Qieben
81 Sauie bat, m06te aber cine @ieoer.
tebr Der 3eiten berbeipiinIden, melhen
crit Die llebernubme Der 8esieruns burd
Mcaiulep elm gnbe sematt bat?"
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+ bn W. 8nlmer. Sr
Springfield, Sa,, itarb san5 unerwartei
on einem SerSi6lus elmer Der Better
BON Sainpis, Sobn Wc9lulep 8almer,
i'm Glter BON breiunba6tSig Sabren
rii1tie unb fraftppG bis ans @noe. 6,
mar elm Mann BON bubem @barnfter
unb auf Die @riperbuus pon 8ei6tbii:
mern mar iein Sinn ME seridtet.
@inen lGngeren gfa6ruf an ibn i6lieBt
bic 81. Staats5ts. ipie folst:
yrns 9eutI6, Gmeritnnern muB Ieir
Gnbenten beiOnbers tpertb unb lieb iein.
9enn Itets 1T er mannbaft fir uniere
8ehte unb uniere 8rdude ein9eitanben.
@Gbrerb bes geipalti9en Samples Der
gbicagper 9euti6en nm Die Sonntnss=
freibeit mar er Der ein5ise berpOrra9enoe
@nsliI6= Glmerifaner, Der pfen fir Die
Sonntu9sfreibeit einItano.
8almer's lebte Mabnune, nGmlid
Die, bnr6 8ieberertpdblung Mc8inlep'a g
benz elenoer, @bre unb @pblfubrt bes
2anbes bebrobenben 8upUtratentbum
Der bempfratiIben 8artei ben @enidfana
gu seben, piro ein Spprn fir jeber
guten 8iirger iein, am @abltase feline
Hfi6t 81 tbun."
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6arrli6teit, baB Mcainlep ii6 i'm
Sdlepptau @nsInubs 8 beiue9e uno
beSwesen iid 9eutidlano feinblib itelle.
@ir finoen aber, baB er Der en9lii6en
Gplitit entse gen buubelt.
Ntan iaet, bnB er pom Innert,
Ous @abniiun sepInsl iei, @ir i'm.
ben, baB er Der @inSise 1T, Der ebrlid
beitrebt, Die 8eritiideluns GbiHas gu pers
binoern.
Man iast, bnb er Die itebenbe gIrmee
ju oermebren, Dem 2nuoe ben Mtlis
tart smu s auiSubiirben piiniAt. @ir
finben, baB er Der GrIte uno mubrifeins
LID Der @inSise lit, Der Die Gruppen aus
China 5uriid5iebt. glus ieinen
Sanblungen sebt bemnud berpor, DAB er
weoer ppn Der 9Inneripn, uoh pom Sri.
litarismus eiugenOmmen lit, unb bic
alten 9raoitipnen Der omeritaniiden &e:
pubIit, ale uerlpidelnoen gIlIinnsen nit
benz gIuslanb Su permeioen, uuf bas @es
treueite befOlst.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-09-28

lid audi oeriprUden, feline glomination
fiir einen 5weiten 9ermin nnuebmen gu
ppllen. Gr pill I'M ieben 8reiS
Erdiioeut Weroen, ipenn's audi mr auf
pier Sabre lit. @r meiB, baB er feline
NusIi6t bat, luenn er nur pom beiieren
Clement Der bemOtratiiteu 8artei unter,
Itilbt ptrb, uno oeBbalb i6leBt er auh
nit ben uniauberen @lementen einen
Eatt. SO bat er oem Sammanp.
6duptlin9 Grpter Die 8unoespatronaae
I'M Stuat uno in Der Staot gtem gorf
oeriprohen. Man beoente 1as
ytew Yorter 3Uubaus in ben SGnben
Der Greaturen Crpfersl
8rpau bat ii6 oaourb unenolitb oe
id1aoet. Shou erbebt in Nem 2)ort ous
before Siirsertbum Obue Inter
dteo Der Snrtei YrpteIt 9eeen
oieie neueite gSeuouns in Der 8rpun.
'iden YOlitit, uub es eebt Elm S6rei Der
@ntrilltuug burt's gauge 9ano.
8rDun miro bur6 . rpan lelbIt
nb9etban !"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-09-28

@r6ffnun9 Der 8isconIts
ner Staats: 6 pa9ne. Ros
bert M. Ga Splette, Der republifunii6e
@ouperneursconbioat fir 8iscOniin,
bat am Mittmo6 glbeno Die Stuatscam-
payne in Milwantee er6fiuet. Cine
5ablrei6e 3ub6rermense bate ii6 einse'
fllnbeu, bic ieiner 9Peoe, porin er Die
rationale 9lominiItrntipn pertbeioiete,
8rpan unb feline SQuiiunen bIosleste
unb fir ben Staat Elm 8rimdrnablees
feb befiirmortete, nit geIpunnteIter Nuf=
mertlanteit lauidte. Der sreiie @ene,
raj 8infler itellte Srn. Ga Sollette ppr
inbem er II. q. iuste: pg8ieoer iino
mir in eine srOBe unb fui6tise Gam
pasne einsetreten, in melder oas @olt
Der 8erainisten Stoaten uertiinben iOl,
% Der srOBe Sies I'M Sabre 1896 um'
I on It sepeien 1T posr ni6t. 9erielbe
6einb itebt uns se9eniiber uno oieielben
6ru9en. uno auf unferer Seite itebt Der.
ielbe @anbibat, mel6em bic 9r0Bte
Mebrbeit Su 3beil purbe, nel6e elm
Brdiibent jemals erlanst bat. SD babe
nod teinen Meni9en gefltnoen, ipelder
bas &eiultat Der @ahl Dor bier Sabren
bebuuert bat. @Gre bns 8eIultat Elm
anberes selpeien, e& bate benz 9anbe
Seroerben 9ebra6t. SD bOffe unb
CLAUDE, baB bas nmerifauiI6e golt niht
metterWenbii6 d lit, ionbern baB
es feit an ieinen @erfen bdlt."