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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-14
MoDIFYMEAT INSPECTION BILL.
Germany viii DO This so as Not 10 In
terfere with Existing Contracts.

Washington. d. c., July 1.-THE Ger
man government has consented. on the
earnest request OF the United States
minister az Berlin, Mr White, 10 mod
lfy the meat inspection bill so that Il
VIII not interfere with existing con-
tract obligations Of American export
ers
BY this arrangement all present con-
tracts viii be carried out on the pres
ent basis OF inspection and the new
system viii apply after there has been
opportunity 20 make contracts with the
fun knowledge OF the changed cOndl-
tons OF affairs The act does not state
when Il shall go into effect but Il has
been understood that the Bundesrath
would fix October /, as the date. The
German authorities have found, how
ever. that this will give ecant time
Tor getting up the extended system OF
Inspection required under the law,
including the establishment OF inspeo-
ton stations. the erection OF buildings,
the selection Of officials etc, This may
take most Of the summer and Il may
be January next before the system will
be ready 20 go into effect.
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CAPT. HEALY LOSES HIS MIND.
ComgnAnder of the Revenue Cutter
McCullooh Attempts Suicide,

Port Townsend, Wash. July 13.-The
United States revenue cutter McCul-
ooh arrived today eight days from
Dutch Harbor Next day after sailing
from that port Capt Healy lost his
mind and made two unsuccessful at
tempts to commit suicide
For several days before leaving
Dutch Harbor Capt. Healy's actions
We're such as 20 create suspicion among
officers and crew, and as a result close
watch was kept on his actions He
came on deck and after giving some
orders relative to handling the ship,
made an attempt 10 leap overheard into
the sea, but before he reached the rail-
ing was seized by several Of the crew
and taken TO his cabin, where a guard
was placed over him.
During the night he secured a medi-
cine bottle unobstrVed BY the guard,
and breaking II, used piece Of the
glass, succeeding in severing a blood
vessel In his left arm. Before much
blood was lost the guard discovered
the wound. which he bound up with a
handkerchief and called for assistance.
There being no surgeon aboard, Lieut.
Thompson dressed the wound, and
upon arrival here Capt Healy was
taken 60 the Marine hospital and put in
a strait jacket, where he will be re-
tanned until the department can be
communicated with.
Lieut. Thompson who assumed COM
mand OF the McCulloch and brought
her 10 this port, reports q prospective
coal famine at Dutch Harbor
The McCulloch -icked up the steam
er Nome City 225 miles west Of Cape
Flattery and toWed her 10 this port, she
having lost three blades on her pro-
pellor. The Nome city had twenty
passengers.
The steamer Santa Ana. which. on
arrival north was quarantined on Rc-
count OF smallpox, arrived today and
was sent to Diamond Point quarantine
station for fumigation.
The steamer Farallon arrived this
evening from Nome. bringing about
forty miners. They say that from ]. 900
70 800 men are on the beach begging
for work for their board. They con-
firm the reports OF the prevalence Of
snalluOY
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-14
The Hancock Arrives.

San Francisco, uIy ls.-The trans.
port Hancock arrived tonight tven-
y-four days from Manila. via Naea.
sakL She hrough, l0l general paw.n.
GERS ana si5 soldiers Five deaths and
Two suicides occurred lu the voyage.
The Hancock Is in quarantine.
The transport Warren Is expected ID
arrive during thc next twenty davs. and
then the government win send a larg9
force Go China Ur the Philippines. Tie
sumner $50. get away Monday The
Hancock 0n August lst. and the War
rem, ON August 18th, while the CaI.for-
nian WIN leave here next Tuesday with
freight and horses, and The Aztec viii
Iollo" her q week later loaded in the
same manner The Belgian King ana
Pax Ling win load az Seattle f,r no
same ports AZ, four vessels will cali
at Nagasaki for orders
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-14
MIDNIGHT MURDER AT NOME.
John Nolan the Victim but Mystery
Surrounds the Whole Case.

Seattle. Wash. July l3-Nome adj
vices received tonight by the revenue
cutter McCuIoch tell Of the midnight
murder near the camp. Oh June e. Of
John Nolan. ana the serious woundlng
Of Michael Smith. The affair IS shroud-
cd In mystery Smith refusing 90 tank.
The inquiry held before the United
states commissioner on June 30 devel-
oped strong evidence against W. @.
Brelning and George Payne. who were
terminates % the other two, and they
were held iJr trial Little U.s. known N
the two parties. Nolan was first ldenu-
fed as Lou Meyer Of Butte. Mont. but
investigation proved q mIsak. had
been made. Smiths reticence prevents
learning anything about him save that
he went north ths year from Seattle.
Brelning was a passenger IRON this ely
on the Garrones first sailing Payne
claims 30 be a blacksmith from Madi-
son county, Kentucky and more late-
IS OF Spokane.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-14
From Alcatral to Leavenworth.

San Francisco. Cal, July l4-Cap-
tain Demlng, the army officer who was
sentenced some time ago TO three years
Imprisonment for forging checks, Is
now on his way from Alcatraz to the
military prison at Leavenw0rth.
j.. j. Stokes a cOlored prisoner. form
eTly Of the Twenty-fourth infantry, Is
also en- route TO Fort Leayenworth, TO
serve IS years for murder he shot and
killed a soldier named Copes In a saloon
I'm Manila.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-14
August 8 suits MIR. Brran.

Lincoln. Neb. July 13.-The date
Aug 5. on which Mt Bryan Is to re-
celve the official notification OF HE nom
nation blythe Democrats Is satisfactory
10 him. Il is doubtful II he viii leave
Lincoln much before that time. though
he does not himself know lust what his
program will be. He does not. however
expect 20 make any speeches In advance
OF his notification. Mr.. Bryan Is spend
Ing much Of the time In his library with
his stenographer working on material
for the campaign Chas a Towne has
been with him part Of the time. A
number OF state politicians called on
Mr.. Bryan shis morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-14
GERMAN AMERICAN TRADE.
News OF the Signing Of the Recipro-
city Treaty Causes Much Surprise.

Berlin, july l3-The press today dis
cusses the GeIman-Amerlcan trade ar
rangements. The news OF the signing
at Washington by Secretary Hay and
Dr. Won Holleben Of the reciprocity
agreement Is received with much sur
prise Great satisfaction Is expressed,
but Il is pointed out that the adyan-
tage Is more theoretical than practical.
since the treaty with France Is not yet
In force.
The Vosslche Zeitung and other lib-
eral papers point out a remarkable co.
incidence In the completion OF this ar
rangement at the very time the meat
bill was enacted.
To this the Post. semi official re-
marks; The resoluteness In following
reasonable German interests and per-
hitting no Interference from abroad
has not only hindered an understand
ing with the United States. but has
shown that we are as determined 10
protect German interest from every
body, as they are with theirs"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-14
DRoUTH IN KANSAS.
Reports from Counties Producing
Corn Say Crop Is Half Destroyed.

Kansas City, July l3.--Kansas corn
IS being killed by drouth. Reports re-
ceived by local grain men from the
biggest corn counties In the State,
Jewel, Republic. Smith, Phillips, Cloud.
Mitchell, Clay, Dickinson, Reno and
some others, say the crop Is half de-
stroyed already and viii be completely
ruined II rains don't come ia the next
few days There has been but little
rain over the sections named for some
three 20 four weeks. and during this
time the weather has been extremely
hot. Yesterday and today IN central
Kansas the temperature averaged 100
degrees.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-14
Plot to overpower the Guards.

San Francisco, July 1l-Sx men who
are believed TO have been the ring
leaders in an attempt to oyerpower the
guards and escape from the military
prison on Alcatraz island are confined
In the dungeon there pending the re-
suit OF an Investigation which Major
O'Hara, COmmandant Of the island, has
instituted There are about 800 prison
ers on the island some " them men
with records as desperate men A num-
Der are employed in road building ana
in the cells Of six who are now in close
confinement several crow bars, picks
and other tools We're found concealed
"a few days ago. The officers are at
loss 10 account for the manner in which
the heavy iron tools were carried 90
the cells without the knowledge "
either the guards or the officers ON duty.
1t Is believed that the plot was discOv-
cred just in time to prevent a serious
break for liberty.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-14
Charges and Connter Charges.

Nome, June o. via san Francisco.
July N-Charges have been filed
against Major Patrick Henry Ray. who.
previous 20 the coming OF Brigadier
General Randall, commanded the
loops In Alaska, by Captain W. X.
Wright, Of Company l. Seventeenth
United States infantry. who. IN turn.
has been made the subject OF a counter
complaint by the major. The charges
against Ray contain over twenty
specifications involving his integrity
and conduct as an officer. Wright Isl
CHARGED with disobedlence OF orders
General Randall Is expected to hold a
court OF inquiry al Fort Egbert, where
Ray 10 now stationed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-14

Ter
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS win be ruled
by the legal expression OF the will Of
the people, and each province may
name a representative delegate,
These delegates may make known
their desires 90 the American
civil commission, who In turn Will
communicate them 10 the government
at Washington, and the latter will lay
them before Congress. These dele
gates shan have the right TO appeal d.
rectly TO the administration and 10
Congress there to make known their
wants.
Elghth-The Frlars shall be excluded
from the administration Of the Philip
pine Catholic church.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-14
QUEEN VICTORIA'S
GARDEN PARTY
It Was the Most Brilliant Of Her
Majestys Reign,
THENITRAL'S MEX DISASTER
IL Causes DIsmRy -AstoT's Departure
for Germany Calls Forth QuiPs
and Comments,

London, July il.-Copyrghted, 1900,
the Associated Press. The most brill
liant garden party Of Queen YIctoria's
reign has proved quite Intellectual TO
dispel the anxiety and gloom hanging
over Great Britain. The escape from
Coomasle Of Sir Frederick Mitchell
Hodgson, the governor OF Gold Coast
colony, and his wife and party and the
safety OF the majority Of those who so
long were In danger Of massacre at the
hands OF the Ashands, created a mo-
mentary feeling OF thankfulness and
jubllation But this was quickly dis
sipated by the news OF the disaster at
Nltrars Mex and the gravity Of the
news from China. A week that opened
with high hopes from all quarters OF
the globe where Great Britain's inter-
ests are imperiled ends with none Of
these hopes realized except as regards
Ashanti, and even there an English gar
rison still awaits relief in South Africa
the nation was prepared for, though
II did not really anticipate guerrilla
warfare. But repeated disasters Of
such magnitude as that OF Nitrars Mex
create dismay. II is no eXaggeratiOn
10 say the country Is unanimous In
desiring the end Of the long drawn-out
struggle. The signs however, DO not
point 10 q speedy realization Of that
desire. Therefore. Il b. small wonder
that the government has practically
decided TO put of the election until
1901
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-14
'THE CASINO GIRL. d

The feature OF the week among the
theaters was the production Of ~ he
Casino Girl az the Shaftesbury theater.
Il bids fair 20 have popular run
though II Is scarcely likely to take
London 80 by storm as ala It's prede.
cessor "The Belle Of New York"
The musical event Of the week was
the first production in England OF Puc.
ciuis La Tosca, at Covent Garden,
Thursday In the presence OF the Prince
and Princess OF Wales, the duke and
duchess OF York and most Of fashion,
able London. 10 was originally In,
tended that Media should play the part
OF La Tosca but neither the music nor
the character seemed well suited 90 her
and % was entrusted TO Nine. Franter.
nina. Both she and Sc0tu as Scarpia
won general praise. The whole produc.
ton was very successful.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-14
Major Gallagher ordered TO Taku.

lT"JVT N"IUEI'I 'I"V''' =" - y
san Francisco. Cal. July H-Major
Hugh J. Gallagher chief cJmmIssary
Of subsistence OF the department "
California. has received Geographic or
ders from Washington directing him 90
proceed 90 Taku. china, upon arrival
OF Major oliver +. Wood. now chief
comm.ssary 90 the division Of cuba.
who has been assigned 20 the depart
ment 90 relieve him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-14

issued by the admiralty, little more viii
be learned bythis years operations than
ives learned from the fasco OF last year
one OF the main objects Is 70 decide on
the suitable distance 10 establish a tenn
porary base for a squadron blockadine
hostile ports and 10 thresh out the old
question Of the ability OF cruisers 20
sweep on and drive into harbors the
enemy's torpedo craft
The meeting OF the National Rife
association al Blsley Is attracting small
attention Quite the most remarkable
competitor is young Hyde, who is shoot
Ing for Rugby In the public schools con-
test He is just one inch taller than
hls rifle, yet he holds II steadily, shoots
rapidly and scores wonderfully well,
Among the visitors at Risley IS Col
Gary Sanger. United states army (en-
gagged I'm making a special investigation
Of the military systems OF Europe for
the United states war Department.. who
Inspected all the details He Is quoted
as saying the United States had nothing
10 compare with the organization tthe
National Rifle Association Tor the en-
couragement OF rife shooting.
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ROYAL GARDEN PARTY.

While the royal garden party failed
In its purpose II was a wonderful az
fair. Peers and peeresses. generals and
Indian rajahs. princes and princesses,
leading statesmen, heads OF profess
sions and church dignitaries intermn-
gled gaily, forming a dazzling mass Of
color against the green background Of
the Buckingham palace lawns. After
chatting with a few guests the queen
drove out through double lines Of Wis
itors probably as distinguished as were
ever formed IN England Cabinet min
listers, ambassadors actors, princes.
doctors and lawyers stood bareheaded
tin the sovereign was out Of the
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-06-13

Carl eanss, Der udr iset ! 8Oroinss
borg 1884. bar ibsn 1875 uirtet ueO
llniOerftstet iom Decent / pntOlOsiif
auatOmi. J 1885 uenauutss ban iii
Yrofesior oroinarius.
Jan par messt isst iOm ReiUeIe9e
Og / 8tfibbsIie al flor Arbsibstraft.
9ans 9oueODGrter sr mRpemaruens
%SpsoOmme", Den oIminoeIise pa.
tolosiife anutOmi". rJorosieIiesOrsu.
nsrnsS p%atoIosiffs Nnatomi" m. Il ;
ossuosn par ban Reoatter at .5Olpi.
tnlstioenoe".
Afoeos par Yroosr til auufbiltorits.
rem SuIius eunse os SuerIGssn
pau NiooeIiurt SinosipssnuftaIt Or.
meo. 81. ean9e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-06-13

ieliIiesIib, bpor man busr nnosu Dag
Der en- Nib. beboselis &ssn os buer
a noen Dag bet melt peliisnsoe Collins,
ptir, 9aar ies % npnner paa ct Ssrs,
iom ltaar / en- al pore Salmer, buori
BET beooer: Ut, tGnfer ies, er Der ian
TOR en- Stsnbeo paa ben falone 5oro
or Spnoere Of finoe, bpor Ifal Of oa uel
Irposs uee al @lanien at Cubs 0erlig.
beo, iom er / 9imIen inbs". 6Dorben
man enb usnoer fig, ier man WtiIioner
At ben Sloss Underwater, iom aue
9orbens aonesr msb al bsrss Wagt %
Babe lite er / Stanb I'll at frembringe
ct eneite uf, berer man, OF 5usIsianeen
iommenaaor JON tulino 6orpeitrRn9e",
% Ter nan 9anomanosnss lpttelise.
imiIenbs Anfigter, foioi Warternss III
srsoe Ter Dem iao Iouenoe no. Os aue,
iom bar lRrt al beie RnR / Seiu Rdun,
oplefts osrss 6Gnosr os osres 9ierter
meo 8at til Sub / 6immeIsn, fOroi ban
bar ienot Os 8.lfisnsIiens Resnltrsmms.
Ss Dem CT Der, Sub lie 9ou. lite lao
faa of paa Nols. Oct unturIise Msn=
neite er pei Der po0 Qlltpitsn al en- IIot
anoen Stgbrin9 eno bilt pan geittpitsn,
men buer Sang ben tore Ulslisr bar
faaet ct RenneIfe inb / fin SmsIisbieel,
faar man bog at mRite, at ale CUBS
Born ere gemmer pau bet iamme 9eseme,
buor foritsaise ri enb al Raturen tunne
pare. Sommertibsn TT besuGrre ben
lib, bpor man ofts pan Aanbens Sms
raaoer man lutte met sIisr g,liisnsIiens
Reenfrsmme. Wen bslb enbusr, iom
bar Tart at boIos usb Gioe % utios,
om bar IGrt. at bsoe o9 life bliue irat,
om b9rsr Scosn, Der iaos, ON ban
eno ofts maa 9aa i'm Sang mso @raao
= ban ifaI beg tOmme mso 6tpbslans.
nanr ban biembGrer fine BEG
RHebei pr. 8snbe, ben %. Nlai.
:. Qbusfsn.
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nlDffer.

On unbsrm,ierif pau Rsrrebp Msisri
fob forIsesn 9flermIobas os ftn9ererses
meo en- lobt Salonbssie. O9 ban pnr oa
iuu ubslbis, at Stubei git Of, % Rug
len ramis en- tiIlteosuar,noe 6nsmauo
Rpggsn. Dsn iilftnbstOmns blsD inbIasi
paa BOgsnis Spssbus. Oct Iptteots
lite itrsts sGesn at fierne @u9Isn. men
Ranosn IL mesei I.beRbe. 6an Ct gilt
Os bar Ell Barn.
ST Lille Barn liprtsoe fOrIebsn uo
at TT auiiiUinoue / SS9aos Marquis %
lIos fig ibieI. gornds5aosr Ct 9ari.
ner Rasmussen, ION arbsioer pnn
ct ftsrre @artnsri | AOrbus.
gaa 9unoesuure | NerrtbrObp
Sosn uso Soeuie Itete ~fOrIeos ben u.
lptte, at arbsiosmanb anosrs gbr.
0ieI Tn ltprteoe n.o al en- soits-
trappe mso en- 3enoe o9 log lt9 iblsl
paa Stsbst. 9an efierlaosr fig 9nts
o9 4 utonfrmsrebe Barn.
- @n 45saaris 5usmano, Sens
Jergeu 8asmustn n, Der par
bsitaitisst msb Iat.earbsibe Dos 8 q n 8
Ssrenen / gsisen, ftprtsbs lam'
me Dag nsb fra gasst os br0ttsos Dali
fen.
@n ~11,aarise Drsne, Ssn Of
9simanb Risls RieleH, Stors.
beoinse, bIep iOrleoen opsrfsrt ! Bpsn
unber 9taneerinsen paa Jernbansn.
Den iilfiabsfomne bra9tes itrafs I'll
Spssbuiet, brOr ban bsoe efter of bape
iaaet bssse Ben amputeret.
@aurbeier poa Bort Warf 9eber
Nieliens 9 naariSe Sen tom T%orIe.
ben uIptteIis Of Dase ueb a. ftprte | Ell
ganbbuI paa Warfen os brufne. Dams
libt Glore Ssfter bIep fsrt OpmartiOm
paa uIptten as fit fiItalot 9iaIp, men
Observation-Disclosures par forsaues.
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Siipeoielie.

&rihi 6immsItortsbos blsD Or. tsol.
5r. 0wieIfen 6rus Sirts lnoUiet til
BiIfop ODer AnIbOrs Stiit.
aonssn, a~rouprinien 90 a%ronprin'
leslen meb 5sIss iumt en- fterrs Rreos
af tsbsnbuunlfe greffer OS PrOfssiOrsr
m. Fl. bupts gIass iaOrst.
Pafor grier bah 5~nesanssbsn:
men, os gOitOr y uofsrts eitur'
glen. StiftsprOuit gaulli bolot
Standardization, os giifOp Rsr D NJ
9rsinationstaIsn 10 fra L. Ror.
4. - A..
9er.fter opIafte be IRE Gloftt tgben'
bapnfs Sosnepreiter: 3. 6rag,
gaulIi, Rinbom Os 6 B r. 9 0.
rensn buer ct Striftufnii, buorpao
BiIfop Rsrbum bsitio.Iis inbuieOe Biz
flop ST.. Rielisn til bet b,aise liIfpns:
embebe.
Otter SnbpisIisn toIts Siffop Ia
en- ousr Dassns @Dansellum, o9 I'll
SIutnius tOs StiftsprODf gauai be to
Biffopper til alters.
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SIoebranoe.

n@rsnnesoaro" / 9of.up pr. 0au.
snnrO sr ntObrenbt. 9isnbOmmen par
fOrftret fOr $1,000 ar.
= 6orItosn opliOO bsr Glib / ben
Rsuer Ni.Ii n, Raitueb, tilbsrsnbe
gines os Dampmsas. Wsatn nse.
tranbt tOiuIt, % 400 Chr. SGb
6ranote.
CONNIE Gag iIOs qpnst nsb |
eao,n til Ssren Deuefss gieu-
bonn / IinobGt peo 6onbsrs. 6Iams
m.rne btebie fig buriis til be TO andre
ubIanser. Stusbuist r%sooshss. 3
Rolus Os 3 Spin inbsbtGnote. gIt par
iotftrtt.
Somms Gag ilOs Qpntt nsb |
SOsnsfoeeb RieIs Stmonsn 9
@uaro / 9iasiirup, Der nsebrGnets meo
llnotussIie at bit ItiisrsGtfeoe Stuss
bus. en 5eIbOppe inoebrGnbte.
@aarosn par ioriifret / 9anobpsniuser.
nss olminbsIise BrunbfOrfirins for
S 1000 ar, 9esersi 6ounboIottoslen.
6orltbtn opifoO Der SIo / z d n.
eIbts Sapuert i 9oIbins. Brnnb.
%Uoitnet' Tom burtis til SteOe. Os BET
Ipfteo,s Of bsgr9nis JIben til Sauuar.
tst, Der ueebrGnot, totult.
= unotr At IotosuUeir. iom trat zen
ouer Oosniusnsn, log Sputt neo /
StaIblons.n til gO,lsmano RObs
ID ourietns 6i,nbom tat ubenior
Ssenis. yGns,n n%tobranbts, men Del
Iptteess at rsooe Rr,oturtrne.
: st baitist GOrOsnDeir. Iebiossi
Of 9aslspssr. roi,os fOrIsoen Ousr gsno.
ipsieIf 9pnr lop usb lsre Sisbsr, %
Here SIbsbrOuos obierpsrsess.
-Petsr Sersnens @i,nbom
pas 1uerlieb thinner sr~ fuloltanoie
nsobrGubt iOm bslse al epnnebnue.
5lere Rrsaturr i%nbsbr1nbte.
Moftinbuist til AaIbotg
portIdnb tmentn brit nebs
bransts forlsom iuIbfanbis. Yurela
atret rsbbeb.s ueb grGnbpGisu,ts thar,
pies 8tiir0btIis. 9losn opiiob peb,
at en- Campo ,fsploosreoe. @abst an,
iiaas til ca. MiaiOn RI,
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9posialo.

Tprtiif @snsralfoniuI, Dabrifant 8.
WansfsIbs Biasr sr afsaaet Deo Dsoen
| en- Nloer Of So Aar.
afbebe fabritertbe os forbanoIsos
ben lite alene / Danmart, men | fsre
andre 2anbe fenbts vWansfeIos Bhunsr
og 2astens Drama eiuss@lifiir."
- Sosnspraf for AIfso % 5ien'
nesIsu 3. q. B. Topse n afaanet
peo Deosn, s. Var sammel.
- prof. Or. meb. Carl yan9s
or pIuolsIig afsaaet peo Dsoen.
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Sronmin9 Soniies Wins


Com tibIieers untpost sr Der rein ct
lmuft Ninbesmarts for 8rOnnin9
souile pso Biatouisietiftelien / RE-
ben5nun. 9.tte bItu u~tilsret 9erbae
ben 90. DRal ueb en- mut 5eif. bpori
belle ben ,onseIise camille, Rabiusttei,
iauti mango t%ebsubounite 4rGiter o9
QUrisbsOspsriOnsr tOs Del. 9sisiie.
retsasitsior Wourier, 6ormauo for
Observation-Disclosures 8sfpreIis. bOIbt
6~ODebtaIen, os en- at Butor DalbOii
iOt AuIseuin9en fOrfaitst Gang bIsO
.aiinussd,
Wlhetsmertst bslfaar Of tn Bronco
butte, btr sr nnbrust pau { n bsi Ora:
%nitio.teI, poa buis Scribe iiaar sUerfi
en- epIoeh &OnsetrOns Os n%sosnunosr:
Louise, Dro&ing af Danmark,
Oprettede den danske
Diakonissestiftelse 1853
os poo gosiiben mitaar:
Salige er de barmhiertige; thi
skal vederfaresB armbjertighed
Matth. 5. r.
Os ns0srf | bsiis:e 9isrne iadr:
Rejst 26. = 5. 1900.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-06-13

VdHll1rfs Rl0Ht 0nItrtoe NtIIeflDlIe
fnbss, eftsr buab Der ifriues til os, |
ct anubs airfsi Obsnie. Den bar |
aar bolbt 600 Vars Subilaum og sr
snbnu itaois | Srus.
aIoiten, Der er 3s Iommsr bsi os
forneben bar enDiamstsr at 41Tommrr,
berer ben I~atinife Jniftiption:
70: Rex: Glorie: tKr: yeui: cum:
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-06-30

The Coroner's jury in st. Louis has
reached a verdict in the cases of the
three men who were killed i'm the riot
a couple OF weeks since at broadway
and Washington Avenue. In one
case the killing was declared justifia-
Bile. but not justified in the other two.
The verdict that even one killing was
justified was more than a expected
from this jury. The verdicts of cor
Oners jurieS Ire peculiar things usual
ly, and this one is no exception. 1t
was shown by the evidence that the
riot vas started By one of the strikers
breaking a a window. and that the
shooting was caused by the friends of
the man who threw the missile resist
ing his arrest, These verdicts seem
to show Il desire to please both sides.