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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-09-07

MI I've Rsunls. sS$
New York. Sept. That long PRONE
ised ma long looked for meeting be-
tween James J. Corbett ana Charles
It(lkid) Mccoy under the auspios n 81 thu.
|sIwentieth Century club az Madison
square Garden, ~ over ana III, less
than ave rounds Corbett proved him
self to be the better man. That Cor.
oett and Mccoy are the cleverest ex-
ponents OF the art of self-defense
among the present generation of
heavy-weights goes without saying.
And keen judges OF the game who saw
lalst nights fight declare that it: waa
the cleverest exhibition ever witnessed
n the ring Up to the moment that,
the men stepped into the squared circle
Opinions as to their respective ability
were widely divergent. Many claimed.
ana rightly too, that Corbett would
Prove to BE Stronger
as we'll az the eleverer, ana it wae
through his superb feintinE and heavy
smuggling that he put Mccoy down and
out. McCoy's friends all along hayve
claimed that he was equally as dex-
ferrous with his hands. eyes and feet as
the former champion, and In addition
to this they have said that the Kid
could hit harder than Corbett. All who
have met Mccoy acknowledge that his
blows are powerful ones and that they.
sting and cut whenever they land.
Last night, however, while Mccoy
landed on Corbett frequently, he did
not cut Corbett's skin and he did not
land a single heavy right-hand blow
in the contest. On the other hand,
when Corbett dropped science and be-
gan to slug he landed many heavy
right-hand blows and left-hand blows,
which fairly
Took McCoy's Guard Away
and when Corbett found q vulnerable
spot in the region Of the heart two
lefts divided by right sent the Kid to
the floor. Mccoy bravely tried to get
up, but the heavy blows had taken all
his strength away, and while he made
frantic 'endeavors to get up, Referee
Charley White counted of the ominous
ten seconds. By an almost superhuman
effort Mccoy stood up after he had
been counted out, but he was dazed
and the referee had to push him to-
ward his corner where his seconds took
him in hand. Inside Of two minutes
Mccoy walked out of the ring, closely
surrounded by his handlers as he was
Tottered ON His Feet.
Meanwhile Corbett's friends had
jumped into the ring. and, surrounding
the big fellow, showered congratula-
lions upon him when he was announced
the winner.
The men entered the ring in superb
condition. Mccoy was heavier by sew
eral pounds than on any previous oc-
casion when he. battled in the ring. He
said himself he never felt better in his
life and he was never SO fit as he was
for this contest. His looks in the ring
before the fight and during the fight
bore out all that Mccoy had ever said
about himself. Corbett was also in tip.
top shape.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-09-07

Excellent results are reported to
have been obtained by the. French
government from experiments made
with wireless telegraphy. It was
found that communications could be
maintained with comparative ease be-
tween the shore and ship It the dit
lance Of sixty miles only the height
of tho mast, 81 To ship prrevsntipg
longer distines bsinsf att itnsd Ia
sconsequ6ncsOf this $40 nc has been
decided 70 ssauipa the French editerra:
nsan squadron With 4As- nssssealiyy..sp.
Dasatus. n E
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-09-07

A pious gentleman in Greeley, Pa,
insisted upon having prayers just be-
fore dinner. His wife and daughter
objected so strenuously that the pious
gentleman attacked them with a fork,
and seriously wounded the wife.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-09-07

ZOE the q. - La - IN s09X4nA0AH5on
strictly dayF III bul M For those
members who were not hslrdened With
the responstbfltttesS attending the DO.
sition OF Ell delegate to the convention
Of the Grand Army. "a II wa 4 day .for
anything and everything but business,
From morning,to night the convention
labored at its work In studebaker hall
listening to numerous reports from Of
ficers and committees, while the vast
majority Of the old soldiers went ia
the parks, took boat rides upon the
lake, and those who had rot seen blood
enough in their younger days accepted
an invitation from the packers to visit
the stock yards where they ~
Beheld More Slaughter y.
than had taken place at the ''bloody
angle" at spottsylvania and in the
bloody lane" at Antietam combined.
The convention opened at 1880 o'clock
and from the start business. was
pushed with energy. The opening ses-
sion was entirely Of social character
and was open to the public. The after
noon meeting was Of IAN executive
character. When the convention met
in the afternoon the first thing taken
up wac the. report Of the pension COM
mittee. This would contain, it was
generally thought, some warm state
ments, but there were none. There
was not in the report a
Specific Declaration
or recommendation upon any subject.
The committee in the outset went at
length into the history Of the work
done by the G. A. r. committees in OBJ.
tanning from the last congress the
increases in certain classes Of PEN
sions. 1t then discussed the differ
ences of opinion existent between the
pension Office and those members of
the G. A. r. who held the opinion that
the old soldiers have not received suf-
ficient consideration. The report argued
at length against the statements that
have been made by the pension office
in reply to the original criticisms made
by members of the Grand Army, but
offered no suggestions as to a Is
Direct Line of Policy
to be pursued. The report was ordered
printed and will be the special order
of business this morning at 80 a. M,
to which hour the convention ad-
journed. After the pension committee
had presented its report silver services
were presented to Adjt. Gen. Stewart
and Past Commander Johnson as a
token Of the esteem in which they are
held by their comrades. The commit
tee which had taken the annual mes
sake Of Commander-in-Chi Shaw un,
der consideration
Reported Approval
of all his suggestions with the excep-
ton of that relating to the change Of
the date of Memorial day from May 30
to the last Sunday in May. On this
the committee reported adversely and
their report was adopted by the con-
ventton. No opposition has been raised
to Judge Paisseur of st. Louis in his
candidacy for the position Of comman-
and it is practically GER
tain that he will be elected on the
first vote. There has been very little
talk regarding the place of the next
encan1pment. but two places, Denver
and Salt Lake, having been mentioned.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-09-07

The Americans introduced the first
sewing machines into China after
great difficulties and taught the Chi
nese their use, and today, in the -four
tshing cities Of Shanghai. Hong Kong
and even in Picking, the tailoring es-
adjustments are benefited by them.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-09-07
sins and Sinners.

Nicely will be held to the supreme
court pending appeal.
William A. F'enelon Of Rhinelander,
Wis, was shot and killed.
The Lyons, Iowa, postof1ce safe was
cracked and a small sum taken.
Bartholew Ruello of Philadelphia
was found guilty Of counterteittng. .
Editor Burnham Of .Wymore, Neb..
killed his father to save bis mother.
Fifty men were irjuredAt a riot dur
ing a picnic at Doulittle Mills. Wis. *
George Riley Of Winnipeg, Man; was
shot at twice because he Minked at a
woman. ~. ~ ~
Melvin Howard, colored, who escaped
from Plover, Wis, was captured at
Amigo. .'s'a,; se; aS;se <,
Love made Ross Terrell muiasr
Messenger Lane and change his re1ig-
ion.
Ed Hanson Of Lisbon. N. d. was
bound over to court for crimi4al. as
sault upon sixteen-year-old girl.
Italians. suspected Of being ipRlicat-
ed in a plot to kill. President McKtnley,
are closely guarded in New York
A masked burglar killed the daugh-
ter Of wealthy Pittsburg contractor,
who had come to her fathers rescue.
Des Moines, Iowa, hospital officials
are charged with selling state hospital
stores for small part Of their value.
Ex-Secretary Of State Powers was
convicted of being an accessory to the
Goebel murder and was sentenced for
life.
A riot occurred at Prairie du Chen,
Wis, growing out of quarrel be-
tween resident and employees of the
Buffalo Bill.
Henry E. Youtsey. on trial in con-
nection of the murder of Goebel in
Kentucky, gets a short continuation
on account of illness.
Capt. Oberlin M. Carter, convicted Of
appropriating government funds, is be-
lieved to have some of his profits hid
den, and federal authorities hope to
locate the money.
Joseph, -year-old son of. Michael
Schaill, Lima, Ohio, died at Toledo
from injuries received by being
tossed in blanket by soldiers during
the enca npment of the Second reg1-
ment, O. N. G. Arrests are to follow.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-09-07

Jumping the rope is said to be
remedy for arrangement Of the liver.
Many middle-aged persons in England
now regularly engage in this exercise,
and declare they derive great benefit
from It.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-09-07
lCxar Advlses Lexills.

d London. Aug. 31.-Dr. Leyds' inter-
view with Emperor Nicholas. says a
dispatch to. the Daily Mail from St.
Petersburg, lasted barely five min
utes. The car said he was sorry that
he could do nothing for the Transvaal
except to urge It to make peace. sas he
hated all war" {4s
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-09-07

Piper Findlater Of Dargai fame has
now secured farm in his native coun-
" OF Aberdeen. where be intends till
Ing the soil for the remainder Of his
days.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-09-07
The war In South Africa has doomed
the Highland kilt g fighting dress.
and it will now survive % parade
uniform only.

During the year 1898, 52.es1 vessels.
OF "a .233,5S0 tons, entered and cleared
Chinese ports. OF these vessels, 743. Of
zS9,152 tons, were American.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-09-07
Mrs. wrirht Dead.

watsska, I'LL, AuE. 81. Mrs. Char
lotte Wright. whose attempted arrest
for malpractice resulted In 3 riot at
Gilman, died At the county jail here.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-09-07

Count Won Bueiow. the German for.
eign minister, win 90 to eummerina
HaSo for 3 short vacat ion.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-09-07
I'S,H0|'l ,Gml'I los
CLEAR nxPRDssioN on IrzE PART
OF THE POWERS DESIRED. ss

Washington Cabinet Holds an All,
Day Session Dissussing the Diplo.
- matte Phase Of the Chinese situa,
tion-Prcparation Of . Plan 70,
Clearing Away Much Of the Ua.
certainty That Now Exists II
Completed - Military situation OF
Secondary Considcration-Conf
ence of Nations Suggested.
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THE HUMoRIsT.

Ii man cannot be a Christian II the
place here he : he cannot H. Chri-
,jan anywhere Henry Waid B.rcner.
Critic-''I must congratulate Won Or
the william of yonr play lie eat- thr
impression oi having been dtaMn iom
the life
Author-"He vas may say to
yon that be is an exact portrait ~ ny.
sei az my vile depicts me. H. Biu1at.n
Lie.
Here, Ethel said mamma, zig 4
bankunte your Uncle Henry ha- sett YOU
70 do as yon please with. Trey ~ e
groW on bushes TOR him
do they, realty exclaimed the itlr
girl. Then, aitrr a panse, II gnr-s tn,
1Ht " g picked before it was tipe.o
Ineincerity IN mans own heart mus,
make all his euipyments, al that cpn.
Germs hiai, unreal; 80 that hts whole Ill,
nust seem ike a merely dramatic tepu.
sentaLi0u.- u.-Hawthorne.
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song Of English Women.

Long Ancs our men ven: iol N, superb and glist-
enigg
Flushed With the ecrce expectancy of fgag
Bat on The woman u Engia4d. watuug, listen
ing
Dreaming alone 1t night
y Lord, have mercy.
They reyel y gh t. vars grim banquet blsdeu.
1othe dregs they drain nles cui', but We sit
here.
Jim. obscure 10 cloudy ,hsdows hidden
Tortured With hnpe ard fem
. Lord, have mere
TIE little ieel that once with sect cstessiag
Tbs mother foudied. feet nf her only son.
Through what rcd sea Cf slaughter are they
prg%iug
BeLcRth a. a len Suu}
o Lard, have mercy
IN niyht iiumed alone hy thc scarlet luster
That lights NE yalle! u d,ashiIom while r
while.
We hear the winds Of winter rage and blusier
Around our lonelg lsc-
y Lard, have mercy
| On us, who gruige nnt that whit d we are giving
/ Flesh q our fash Il ct Uuf Gerry life
Then, who aTt Lord b0lh o the dead and living
On mother, daughter. wife
. Lora, have mcrry'
Pail Mall Gazette.
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FISHER ASKED QUESTIONS.
but the Crcmatory Committee Q
Council Did Not Answer Them.

At the meeting Of City Council la,
evening the crematory committee pr.
se nted report setting forth % who d
they had awarded the garbage cpntrsc
The report Was received and ordered
spread upon the minutes.
Mr. Fisher said he did not understand
why the contracts were not awarded "
the lowest bidders and why one bid W.
found 10 be 500 less than whrn read cf
in Council. He said he ,hougLt If
strange when they were devirlng mean
TO rai4e money to run tile city that th-t
should te willing y throw asay - w
or 5000.
He received noexplanation.
A communication from Contractor A
{. Travis. which Comprised the tee,i
lnonial from the Board oi Iiea thefli i4is
stating that he had no more con,painu
from his district than other gai Dag con
tractors, vas presented.
Council refused - accept the CON
{ pnnlcatjon far the tpa on tnaL II sa
addressed t. ~ NOM II nay concern,
instead oi % tile Mayor anu Cili Coun
cil.n
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ANUSgNENTS.

Manag u cksttdrr has given us mote
rxp-Hrisp Mi- Than ,iAs u,v \ heiu
= - time-. bnt t Is s.d,"n lie hAr
rfi-td pt,graB So sparkling 1iit'
comedy as tnis ,he Their al. . NUM-
ter II acr,baIic skt'c ctrs ni genuut
mrnt ard rather b,Ne the .rdinaf,
The Rssi btuiirrp. inr instance, ar
time =, citV,l btt-. and tittr vots a
f.st ald ina. u- irain start q iui-h q
& $eut III, Jls rnti"g Cblnnmru,
eati, lhr ASSISTANCE ~ VI niie N,nr
Inqut, com suites Ntai IL duuttirrr
the ,a,iug tratin. uf tf4 bin pris.
thc =, marhauip iittip chid actress, Nth
t.er o~n company, ~ THE Little Lad
ing Lady y lia- mt 0th tie heart iest
tln1 oia rec ptiun 81 ctc' performance
ia,ri- rrp.ats hrr i6es y ia an ea@p A. d
grace tfst might q e',du tn ote mucli
ald.E TIE tttef features 4 the bill ar'
good. Tie art ndatcc during the -eek
mas been very age aud viii make th''
tia far The Ntrk very near mp ~ ihr
.rh Wat.i marx Il tie hnnse. III - = ~
I tai !, c.PAn vaudeville cannot afford q
! liiss itis weeks show.
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hlcnro rnIlors ~ etrIkc.

Chi lgo. Jan. ls Seven Aai4ed Jour.
neyln 3 .ai.or ti.s matters 8. coats aut
trons III re ule et.lslye Steps IA
the c. ?. have ss 81 t.le Gn tie =
ms 4 tie il, nun; ts..l czeAaA
tAat tse ..rn.s a.dst Z ~ Win The ..
der o. Ja4Tueyuicn Tailis' Union Of
America ggd provide free workshops FIR
their men by Ap Il or suffer 81. lie in
all their estiblishh nts. Tie cinpoyc. !
anticipated the III uinatum by adopting i
esolntion last Fidiy to deny the de-
rnsnd df tlie shien and Insist. Llat they DrU.
tide ttNg dr~s wp.sge2us. II: .
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nELAWARt nIvIsIoN.


Fot NJ Castle. ~. "a. ~; 2.35, 4.Zi
aud IS .. "a Ne..k days
t'ir u ~rr, >. ~ a M; 4.27 p. m.,week
tAsr
~ to,rr. Harrington and nelmar.
i> ~ =, o. p, h.f5 aud 1911
>pn lat- - = n.
t' N,sn IA. and ~ay stations, zoo
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t,rr-, to t'Ut4 Charles, old Point
ns"a hd A,fnrlb l.I o. IN, ateK
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ls"ttiir aud r. Ly3sae
ut.s At :
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t.t ut.u tnf.i tnr,u Car-.
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Ha-,uie ard = Louis. l'its
y iag, rtnshnrg, and cls4Sn'';s clsS';,
o. dniN, rittshnrR. Chicaedc
MI tii- l,ia CinciuuBtil lndianapo'
$50 Il i.ans dining Tar an
80. a. drlN. Pittshurg and Chicago
t, '..d., rVc-p - nrday. n
M = /, ~ d4u,, prts nrs, cixeipnaios ne
i..ui-,ill,. 62+vriaud snd y. LOUIS.
az ~ isill, Fiusbuig aud Ch'eaf
hit, f1 H""xsillr. gia Shrnard'Np
v4n-y R.mrr; for Cleveland, e5sssO
-alnr,lhV Eeg0cts
~ Congressional Limited Esc5--
Al Sr-lthalr Pariur Car and Re a n
,,ar y" extra fare ntlier than Wy dui
Vi, iim,',d I'D ssprss. ves.ibkpstul
st- NtrIihn Passenger CVache'
taniu. -. n. esirs iarr. ,prie-
i.. uhniigI,r Transfer roia,,
~ 49, q, md rhpck baggaspie
lrssis add -1ssidenrs. saloon
FH f,luiasf lniHuntinn, pas
49,. ogrnd mue siskrt ageWcal"'
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Gea. Maaaset. Gem Pns
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100 M ~ NOrrs.

a#.rae ut - ~ ducl ~ -, ts 4
E uUB TIA f.. ~tt.tt a. IS, t't-
tn,#trlr it, ; 81 uiia srs,i
ta.- ~ lu' -ti.t
I,ne- S -. e25 Chc-frp
fr,,, tiurrt, rNain,- ~ ~ il, uHaup
n~ ~aizl Il IT,, >,alr
~pka rtenoay-, Aana Woad a:sd
t,t- f Tr.i, ana ClaNnlpn sltt'te.
,t,n Wednesday.
IT,. y ilnit gtau t-tm Snpn'y g., u
n.s@,eii,nta " /, ant. itch y
ts,al sh,k f5 Wn. ld " art',ii
.-,t i.c,p ~ - q i1usrr es''r
a.v
GiiIir Il 90. s,s,"dav 2 ju.t,d tlr
.u,arr, "n th- hnr 81 piant- q iir
u. 'an Hard be O.. II Il tllr Tally
IT 80
Ry r 4 N cnriv ~ill address tie
tu-,i 80 u,,' ~ nda1 pratrr meeting
a. Il Pm " I Ghncn today.
p,.pr li,tig ~ f.uih sirt,i trte"' =
~,rnc.. nid 3 n.ti hnv" h,-.n cnuipA'".
t-g tuilr Elhn'ilt'- atrth Irr Nliri
.u- i.rn e. 'inu siutWaks 81 d pldc' :,
i0 thr -itr l,d
Nr- ut pr NJ Cook ag q 55 Years oi
) l22 M,,t Fteul street, Vas stricken
st para ysir Nrs'erity
Cnited States Commissioner Smith
, s ~ 10 Philadelplia ,rsferany hearing
y -riran, 10 a suit against tie Bay STATE
"a. Company.
Card arr unt ior the Wedding of Levy
C.namnn !. j. Gallagher ard Mi-'
Marie Y Actnn. It's c,remauY 20 TAX.
= &C.. January 81, II NJ. 1902 Market
. -trrt.
Many donations we've received a. th'
sarah Ntir liume uutin- tie munth q
y {, mh-i.
+ On saturday evening the first ci !
~ ~ - 4 rce leC,ntrs viii ba de'iveTet
II the Nrw CeiAnry Crh n Pot
AHlhur II Wllr,hr, uf i.v liveisiis
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w. l,u I. -te s stu I'D
larh 3t.
R.t II NIX Il ,m,,a y
M. rt..t ~ r. ltrca n-Utna,
Nj r.a ttsz,r ~" ~ ,,.t ,i-'
+ 80 : .I.,ica , n'su ut,e e.,
Il, rtr p ono j, lb.r WET.
Ni, + cu.p Hal 80 getu Ni.
l.uc, 81 ~.
~. li Pr n. wHa -. hen
f,.,p taa-, :, brt',i ans 5. ap -
.,tn.tu,r. k'sd tgt.t,n Cer-r'.
st. Nn,g ra,r G ria j ha- ia,n 4
fap rua y u
M.s ili..t+. 60, caves y ri paay
81 d ~ ns- H.s ; il,"l3.
VII Ni pp Carpenter IA piur =
fn, No. upliun.
.IG.r .lar'- I'rrn"a ana si'a. 4
lia,tr, Nrlt T. Al 'sutlc City f'-rasfor
siHs.
TX s'e,ff 7 u.i n. ~ srsser county,
War ia this - ,e.t ID ~
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NTasll,- l.l,.,t,l.iiecr-.

Al the aanua meeting + the Grant
Caapter u IL n-aNare, Rltnl 4 e.
M4soEs, III the Masonic TemaIr re q
ioeing .Iicefs we're elected: G'and
bigh priest liarr, tiasbralth: dei ny
grand tagA prpe' ~ +. Harvey Ia
srand king, 4 Nrr Ilnkr..; srana
i ibr, Lawrence 3 Keno; grapd trti-
Ie,, George NJ Ftsher; erii q ,ec,et
tary, James II. Prlcr; grand chaplain
f,hn 5 tirOhe; grand lecturer. Wnual.
T Guthrie, grand sentine., Ge'rse h
rates.
The sun., 1900-01-19
C.ul.i sccI.cra Mn-arrcd.

Seattle, Wa,l., Ian. ls-Passengers
arriving fr.m nlysun via Skasuay ol
TIE City 81 Tspelso confirm the report cf
The mn der al /! eaeri.k n. Clayson. the
tsleg rh lipor'nn named Olsen and two
KIond ke,s whose names are unknown
ne.r " nto on Christmas day. The men
vple mHida:rd for thcr money. A lnnn
napied O'Bri'n is rnder arrest Mt Tag.
"a I, cha god with the crime. Another
..an has hcpn arc ted NJ White Horse.
s. tlsiEd man escaped 70 Seattle.
The sun., 1900-01-19
conrscs l:-,a,r soId.

The peri, u the late Irona- r.
Course, Ma sd at Fntfc ,uir ins,
tGr.d4, IN p p'i1 roiI Wri ani
~ n-ui 20 q y cr-. 4 q Cafr3~. !.
III a-rch tui has,d IL lam nont,
csuprd d, ,,r'rsc IaAi"f an
rltr, oght ~" h,ll a,d hour tAriu
iud Nr itigg- puchassd tbr iatm a
iit. ft#tlntd
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y v. n.r.s a. rnn.i.

= n
p ~ l : NJ ard
p hui#u ta
fh th. txeellr i III na u Ill
~ ,ttty NHatu, otf = ttint..tu
g 10 F ia pstr is- tnsaA = tu
e ST. ri. ~ n -l.tFt q
The sun., 1900-01-19
nnrre,l cLi.d Nrnr Die.

Fi'. thr.N a.tttl j ugt,t ~ Gtrryt
,ppu.. rs 3lSS ,,n,f uyrnu., - q
. nt'l.H '-irt'itt nwui'g eti,
! srriwa g t"'ili . hast ''gm. Dr :.
~ .'',. :. inanir. el"i. stt.hhi e 10
chi =, 'rini'd sir Ut t'rnitp ~, 9
- Il .1p.sted Ler To live through e
AssLk
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Annie Krautter slowly Improving.

Miss Annie Krantter, oil No sos Mon
RE street, WHO hGa been suffering titf
Ihe smallpox f,r more than . W,t-s i4
mpr1eipg daily Secretary Wig -.
Nurth, of the Board 81 Health, -taed
Yesterday that il sue continued - I'M
prove, they Ed1d he a1ls pdiscontinur
the close wstcn vbich hss b-en Aept ~
night and day aud Iake the a.s ,ioa 4
some tine neZt Ae'.k.
The sun., 1900-01-19
smnllros Is Not snreadLng.

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Gl.lry. II y 23, tau.,ta sire
a. b en -ufi t4,g alth -nAIpax
rAi uafs. ~i- ~ q q u o. i ~ as.
era ~ c1ad be expected y-trid +.
Tn m1fr rasrs @rt- aprei l a.
Z ara Il iir4ltli y-.-ttt t;lt shd Vsfl n,
pr, il bp.ul nad q keg tar u,esu
ON spreading.
The sun., 1900-01-19
Itox Hui.t Gaa. ! ow.

rh"l .-1tA ~ ttug inb III. q ia
; Hai W. u |. iuarat' ~ n dead
~ I'ne T. x Ni- trnd tt,-.- ~ IL
3 ,tp N@8nni llts"d a M,trh a-
,tN,d at#taI l.,t 70 ceck Hen is
.otstitrr u ,upt,ut th. i it,i..-, i".rtr
an itr,- snh N,tr pin' lrnii.d d, Nns
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ttep Z. ltr, rrtt a. R't
rapNra a. ,irN statlrd "a tlr rhast
/ ti, Na- a,n,-t uIr ttl",iit.i Digs -
tfr Eaut k-lrBid Na- In"-t t.s,e iut
thcil, T. ~ t,.rayr Item shun inni
sd ~u- lril'..i nn tie mill p i'll anaii
uo nil. Sir III Glasgow who're ih. lnt
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naArtt, g, rye S,"ai- l. 80 Fo
ttN,rd Il ii.tni,. q -, l...r. >Pn,u.
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la,n.e Mn ro, DaNm Is MrMtdhr,
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.nn Ianr- drIauir, ni q aSSa~ llaray
L,nani, N'isam LsnAtn, ~ NJ" P,u
iisrtEu l.itz hurg. Nau1 White I ank
Bfadhrfry, llrisirr He's, TAyinr k,hrcs
+ ktpU; Water liraSrlow, t'e ~
lIray lua, III Summit BriIge; J K 'nss
Cunuins tam. lI.vi II Cnach, ~ C"6ct'.
i'riile EaMAtu o Rpuikt, - iran llIh
t,auS O-irtou, ~ Ctesaprake Iity
,iauiic L ,ar,,u, nf Nlt Peasant 4 h'.Il
ihorp. - Ch't iiata, MiliIaui peula
II anr., b.prt,. GeoIgc Ccceuey, Mas
Aem.ir ny 81 IL, L .; Noble Rndle
LACK Mctn ~ -. tirsatge-; rbninv
t"imeiI,. Htck Grey, ,f N.aa K, ~.
''narr- l@-at. ~ Boar Statian flnulai
5uiler, NJ i Frutuf-t; br. Water Canp
a Ktc. aooa; licnr, Cis4ion WiiIy {.
MtIu4fUptgu
The sun., 1900-01-19
HeptasoDl,s 10 Visit.

Wilmington Canciave, No % I'm.
trovpd Order llepasophs, eiii pay a
fra erna yisit to the Ilppiasoph Cpucia,r
lin SoYitoRn, Pennss wanna, on Thurs
day evening nsxts TnEs Eose'a aye sEe
lease French street station Of ABS 2 u.
The sun., 1900-01-19
Had Ills Foot Mashcd.

Charles Dsvis, aged Il years, had BIZ
rlght foot mashed hy roller white at
work at the Old Ferry Miis yesieraa2
morning lie vas taken to lis hoHe,
No. 81 Townsend street.
The sun., 1900-01-19
j DDREss uY Rfv J.r.cnEsLEY
spoke Before the CnrrcL Club of
Dclaw nrr Lasi Night.


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The sun., 1900-01-19
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The sun., 1900-01-19
rwenr,,th Anni,orsnrr.

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