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The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-05-17
THE GOAT WAS LOADED.
Secret Society Sued for Damages
Resulting From Horse Play

Ii Clinton. Iowa, May 13.--Dr. W. G.
Sensibaugh Of Port Byron, ILL.,. has
brought, suit against the Fraternai
Tribunes. fraternal Insurance. So
ciety with a large membership In Ill
inois and Iowa, for S50,OO0 damages.
While being initiated into the mysrer-
les of the Fraternal Tribunes at.Port
Byron the doctor came In contaact
with live wires from q battery ope-
rated by some of the members and re-
ceived such a shock that for num-
ber of days his life was despaired OF.
He rallied and was able to be out. a.
though his right side was practically
useless. He suffered a relapse and
it was again thought that he coula
not recover. But he got better ana
has been able to practice his profeas-
sion. but the right side has never re-
covered and the doctor thinks the ID
jury permanent
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-05-17
DeQpg OF dbe DQnGbgg,egf
STORM CAUSES THREE DEATHS


Severe Mectrical Storm Strikes St.
Paul.
st. Paul. May 15.--This city was last
evening visited by a severe wind ana
thunder storm. Three persons We're
killed. two of the deaths being caused
by lightning Patrick Sexton,
head OF the wholesale cigar firm OF
Sexton & O'Connor, while driving IN
from Lake Como with his children was
struck by portion of the sidewalk
which was caught by the wind and
hurled against his buggy. He was IN.
stantly killed. His children received
very severe injuries. Lightning
struck st. Luke's Catholic church
during services. The chimney crashed
through the roof and struck Fanny
Muller. a servant girl who was kneel-
ing in prayer. She was injured SO
badly that,she died an hour aftefWard.
A farmer residing on the saltwater
road was struck by lightning anu IN
stantly Killed while sitting on MS
front porch watching the storm.
Much minor damage was done to prop.
erty.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-05-17
Mennonite Colony.

Sioux Falls. s. D.. May 15.--A new
Mennonite colony to be established
near Scotland will consist of fourteen
families. They will not do much
building this season, but next season
will put UP new buildings and proba.
bly, increase the size Of the colony.
They have ordered some new ma
chinery OF the latest improved pattern
for Touring mill they have pur-
chased. and expect to have it repaired
and running in about FIVE weeks.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-05-17
BUTLER AGAIN CHAIRMAN
PJpulist National Committee Gone' Com
pletes Organization.

Sioux Falls. s. D., May 13. - tl l'he g
Populist national committee met yes
terday and organized by the election
of the following officers: Chairman,
Senator Marion Butler. North Caro-
lima: vice chairman, J. FL. Edmiston,
Nebraska: treasurer. w. p WASH
burn. Massachusetts,; secretary, J. a.
Edgerton, Colorado. The new execu-
tive committee is as follows: Gen. y.
b. Weaver, Iowa; Senator William ".
Allen. Nebraska; J. w. Breidenthal
Nebraska; Eugene Smith, Chicago; ~
". Way, Arizona; t. Tracy, Texas;
Robert Schillirg, Wisconsin; MAJ.
Bowler. Minnesota; DR.. G. Z. Taylor,
Pennsylvania.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-05-17
scofieIa Not a Candidate.

Madison, Wis, May 13.-Gov. Sco-
field. who has been talked Of consld.
erably as a possible candidate for the
vice-presidency, in an interview yes
terday not only safes that he Is not
candidate. but strongly favors Henry
C. Payne Of Milwaukee, WisconsIhs
representative on the Republican ma
tional committee, as the right man Tor
McKinley's running mate. ~
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-05-17
FOUND VALUABLE PEARL,
Wisconsin Man, While "ClamnaiHg,''
Digs Up a $1,000 Jewel.

Clinton. Iowa, May 13. The largest
and most valuable pearl known to be
in existence was found recently by
John Haymon at Lynxville, Wis. 1t
weighs 120 grains, and Raymond has
been offered $1,000 for it, but refuses
to part with the jewel which, he says,
is worth more money: Raymond was
an engineer on the Milwaukee road
for number Of years, but for the
past twelve months has been digging
clans along the Mississippi river. de
says he will take the pearl, with sev-
eral others of value which he mas
found while Claiming to the Paris
exposition.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-05-17
The Senate.

Washington, May 10. - Practically
the entire session of the senate yester-
day was devoted to the consideration
Of that section of the naval appropria-
ton bill relating to armor and arn1a-
ments. The debate largely hinged
upon the proposition that the govern
ment should erect an armor plant OF
its own. Senator Tillman submitted
an amendment limiting the price TO
be paid for armor to $500 per ton and
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-05-17
WILL FILL OUT HIS TERM.
Gov. Roosevelt VIII Not Retire to
Hold Office I'm the Philippines.

New York, May Is. = Senator Platt,
upon his arrival in this city from
Washington, was asked:
DO the Washington rumors about
Gov. Roosevelt mean that lie is willing
to retire from the governorship Of New
York in order to become governor
General of the Philippines y
Not at all" replied Senator Plat.
"Gev. Roosevelt is going TO fill out this
farm and another one
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-05-17
,rontevideo'. rural free DelIvery.

Z Montevideo's Rural Free Delivery.
Monteyideo. Mimi, May 13. - Inc
first rural free mail delivery in TINS
part Of the state will go into effect
from here next week. The route runs
east to the Black Oak creamery,
three and one-half miles and then
runs north to the Central creamery, q
distance Of ten miles, thence west
one mile. returning home via the
Benson road. A population of about
500 will be reached. Walter CosgriH
is to be carrier. g5s
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-05-17
A Fntal Lem,

Fergus Falls, Mimi, May 15.--Victor,
the four-year-old son Of Hon. G. n.
Haugan, was drowned in mill pond
at Pelican Rapids. He was going
fishing with some boys and climbed
into boat supposed to have been tied
to the shore. but 1t fioated out into
the stream. He became frightened
and jumped out and was drowned.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-05-17
KILLED His Erfena.

Chicago, May 15.-Charles e. Gilbert,
night manager at De Jonghes' restau-
rant, As Monroe street, shot and fatal
ly wounded Roman A. Kelly, his
friend and roommate, at their room,
1S43 Wabash avenue, yesterday. kel-
Iy died few hours later. Gilbert had
promised Kelly a position in the res
taurant as soon as there was a va
cancy. Kelly, however, was unwilling
ta wait. and a quarrel eLsued.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-05-17
J. Leslie Arrested.

Flandreau. s. D.. May 1S.-J. Leslie
Thompson of Madison, gentleman OF
more or less prominence in the state.
was arrested here on the charge or
disposing of chattel mortgaged prop
erty. Mr.. Thompson came to tins
place yesterday morning with several
head of horses on his way to Mime
sofa. An attempt is being made to
settle the matter amicably.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-05-17
Rect Sugar Factories.

Clear Lake, Iowa, May 13. - At a
meeting of the Cerro Gordo County
Beet Sugar company held last night
in the Cerro Gordo State bank G. II.
McNider of Mason City was elected
president. The Object Of the company
is to erect and operate beet sugar fac.
tories in this county. 1t was decided
to raise twelve acres of beets this
years as an experiment.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-05-17
For M,npesota Firemen.

Win0na. Mimi, May 15.--President
w. C, Norton. Of the State Fireman's
association. which will meet in con-
vention here on June II. 13 and Ia. an
nounces the programme. There VIII DE
present between 300 and 500 delegates,
and excursions will be run into the
city from surrounding towns on all the
roads each day Of the convention.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-05-17
Reward Divided.

Moorhead. Mimi, May 15.--The long
contest over the reward for the arrest
Of the Great Northern train robbers
has been settled. The several claim
ants received the following amounts:
e. G. Tupper, 1900; Red Mccarthy.
$500; Thomas l.. Murphy, 81, 400. and
Ben EIslad. $4O0.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-05-17
DECLARED A CLEAN PORT.

Vessels From Honolulu VIII Not BE
quarantined Hereafter.
San Francisco. May 15-The steamer
American Maru, from Hongkong. via
Honolulu. brings advices that Homo
lulu was officially declared clean
port April 80. The transport Han
cock. with the Philippine commission
on board. sailed for Manila April %. 4
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-05-17
str.et rrnfr for yyinoun

Winona. Mimi, May 13. - The dl-
rectors of the Street Fair association
have net with such financial encour-
agement that they have decided to go
ahead with the enterprise, and have
appointed committees to take the
matter in charge. The fair will be
held on Sept. IL, II, 13 and IA.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-05-17
Shot During n Quarrel.

Marinette. Wis. May Is. - William
Maher. woodsman, was mysteriously
shot near Pembine and will die. He
refuses to say how he was wounded,
but it is supposed he was shot during
q quarrel.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-05-17
Re,cued TWO Boy. From Lake.

Kenosha. Wis, May 15.-The Keno
sha life saving crew rescued from the
lake two boys giving their names as
Arnold Weisung and Frank Mischo.
They had been sailing in the little
yacht Pastime and had been driven
three miles out into the lake by ad-
verse winds. When the crew reached
them the boys were exhausted and the
little vessel was rapidly filling with
water .~, &.&@.r&l -J1|
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-05-17
HURLED TO HIS DEATH. /,
A Frightful Accident Occurs ON the
Como-Interurbnn Line.

9 1
st. Paul. May 15. Michael King
hamer. better known as Mick living 2
on Rice street, near McC Cann's lake, 81.
Paul. was instantly killed by a Como
interurban car at Burgess and Rice
streets at 6:25 O'clock Saturday even
ing. The car was bound for st. Paul.
Klingha1rer was riding in buggy and
was on his way to ST. Paul foundry
to get his son, as was his custom. He
did not notice the approach Of the car,
and before the motorman could bring
1t to stop there was a collision. The
buggy was smashed to a thousand
pieces. klinghamer's body was
picked UP short distance away. a
portion Of the forehead was torn Off,
and his brains We're scattered along
the track.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-05-17
Mrsterfons Death.

Chicago, May Is. Robert Kilgour,
Chicago representative of the Sheffield
-four mills. Faribault. Minn., aud a
brother of Joseph Kilgour, leading
man in Sporting Life" was found
dead on the elevated track of the union
loop. A fracture Of the left leg was
the only apparent injury.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-05-17
4 SALOONS MUST CLOSE.
Duluth People Must Go to Superior
for Drinks ON Sunday.

Duluth. Mimi, May 13-As result
Of the grand jury report Mayor Hugo
announces that the law must hereaf-
ter be observed to the letter, and that
the saloons must be closed tight on
Sunday. This is something that Du-
luth has not known since 1880 and
1891. The result will probably be.
now as it was then, that the saloons
Of Superior will do an enormous busi-.
ness on Sunday. f
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-05-17
rrn GirIs nro,rned.

Joplin, Mo-, May Is. May McNal-
ly. aged sixteen years, and Edna
Worden, aged twenty, were drowned
yesterday in Neosho river, their boat
capsizing. One of the girls clung to
the dam for several minutes.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-05-17
SIX Men uiIHed.

Bristol. Tenn, May Is. = News has
been received here at the headquarters
of the Virginia Iron, Coal and Coke
company of a disastrous explosion in
their coal mines at Toms Creek. Wise
county. Va. Six men were killed.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-05-17

Sioux Falls. S. D., May Is. - Two
Pine Ridge agency Indians named
Grave and White Bull have been ar.
rested charged with stealing and
butehering cattle belonging to white
stockmen. r.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-05-17

Sparta, Wis. May 15.-Elmer Benja-
min. the young man who murtefed
Mrs. Emma Priest Thursday night,
has been adiudged insane and was
taken to the asylum at Mendoza.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-05-17
( TRAGEDY IN RUTTE.

A Well knOvvn n.Athlete Shoots Two
}sa4 People md Commits Suicide.
Butte. Mont, May Is. - Charles
Paustein. a well known athlete, shot
and killed Alexander Tate, manager
of a butchering concern; shot and seri-
ously wounded Mrs. Tate and then
committed suicide. Paustein's wife
had just secured a divorce on account
of cruelty. Paustein charged Tate
with being responsible for the separa-
ton Of himself and wife.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-05-17
BIG FIRE AT yERNDALE.
Several Buildings Are Destroyed
and Number of Others Are
no,un,-a.v &&J @Ett. i&G se'e s4s 450s

and II Number of Others Are
Damaged.
Verndale MIMI, May Is. Fire was
discovered early yesterday morning
in the rear Of Gaslin's saloon. The fol-
lowing buildings with their contents
were burned: G. w. Gaslin & Co, sa-
loon: Smith Bros, warehouse; Diekin-
son Brcs., general merchandise; the
Masons. Odd Fellows and Modern
Woodmen lost all paraphernalia. DR..
Rounds lost his library and medical in
struments. Buildings damaged: Wa
dena County bank; Dr.. Reid, front;
Henry Calvert. -four ard feed; r. J.
Lenerville. barber shop; Smith Bros,
general merchandise: Ben Lalone, sa.
loon: DR.. Morrell, drug store. Total
loss. 100000.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-05-17
HOTEL IN RUINS.
Personal Effects of the Boarders Arc
Destroyed.

4 H5@ sas-.ae \ DSStrOyeu.s ssJ.s9 4Fs.tEbs5@,
Grand Forks, N. D., May 13.--l.. y
Cheyalier's hotel and sample room at
Bathgate burned last evening. togeth-
er with some outbuildings. No one
knows how the fire started, and It
burst out SO suddenly and spread 50
rapidly that nothing could be saved.
All the contents OF the building were
burned. including the personal effects
] Of the boarders Loss, $4,000; insrr-
ance about $4,000. #
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-05-17
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!, SO5DG]RGSS
RESUME or THE
# WEEK's PROCEEDINGS.
q q, - ~ @ o = q
The senate.

Washington, May Sat yesterdays s
session OF the senate Mr.. Teller de-
livered a speech in which he strongly
urged the senate to extend their
sympathy to the Beers In their strng-
gle with Great Britain. The adoption
of his resolution Of sympathy, he
maintained. could not be considered as
an unfriendly act by the British gov.
ernment. During the remainder Of
the session the senate had under con.
sideration the naval appropriation bill.
Mr.. Chandler's amendment to curtall
the increase in the marine corps cre-
ated some debate and was finally laid
on the table 80 to. IA, The bill was
not completed. Notice was given that
the armor plate provision would be
considered In secret session on account
of certain facts that were to be called
1 to the senate's attention.
The House.
Yesterday was suspension day in
the house and quite number Of bills
were passed The most important
were the senate bill to amend the
general pension laws, so as TO provide
for aggregating disabilities under the
act of 1890 without regard to service
origin and increase the net income a
widow may have without destroying
her right to a pension from 500 to $3.50.
The purpose of the bill is to modify
rulings Of the pension office in accord.
ance with the recommendations OF the
G. A. r. It was passed without dis
senting voice. The bill to increase the
appropriation for the national guard
from 100000 to S1,0OO00O also was
among those passed Mr.. Sulzer of
New York attempted to secure action
upon his resolution expressing sym.
pathy with the Beers, but was cut or
by the speaker.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-05-17
FREIGHT TRAINS COLLIDE.

Fireman Killed in an Accident I'm
State of Pennsylvania.
Scranton. Pa, May 15. = BY col,
Hsion of freight traits on the Lacka-
wanna railroad near this city William.
Esehenback, a fireman of one of the
trains. was killed. Tie two engineers
and other fireman escaped unhurt.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-05-17

providing also that the government
should erect plant Of its own. Sem
ators Tillman. Money and Chandler
advocated the erection Of a plant,
while Mr. Hale supported the cont
imittee amendment providing for q
plant in the contingency that armor
could not be produced for $445 per tom.
No action was taken on the PROPOSE
tion. the bill going over until to-Gay.
The House.
The house yesterday considered the
contested election case of Pearson vs.,
Crawford, from the Ninth North Caro-
lima district. The report of a majority
of the committee was against the sit
ting member, a Democrat, on the gen
eral ground that Mr.. Pearson's elec-
tion was prevented by fraud. intimi-5
idation. bribery and blcodshed. The
minority denied all the allegations Of
the majority The debate was on
party lines. Mr. Miers of Indiana
spoke for the minority III
The Senate.s
Washington, May 11.--In the senate
yesterday the case Of Senator Clark
of Montana was postponed until next
Monday Mr. Chandler gave notice
that at that time he would insist that
the case be continuously considered
to the exclusion of all other business.
MIR. Sewell of New Jersey announced
that he should object to that. Mr.
Gallinger Of New Hampshire ad-
dressed the senate at length on his
resolution declaring that "the present
phenomenal prosperity Of the country
. Is due to the policy Of protection as
embodied in the Dingley tariff law"
The session was concluded with eulO-5
gies on the late Representative Samuel
Baird Of Louisiana.
The House.
The house yesterday by very mar
row margin OF two votes unseated
Mr.. Crawford Of North Carolina. q
Democrat. and seated in his place Mr..
Pearson. He Is the third Republican,
to be seated at the present session.
The minority resolution declaring the
sitting member entitled to his seat
was defeated by Que vote. Mr.. Jack,
q Republican of Pennsylvania, voted
with the Democrats on both votes. On
the first roll call fifteen Republicans
were absent and impaired and on the
second twelve were absent and un-
paired.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-05-17
The Senate.

" l. { 4
Washington, May IL. = No disposi-
ton has made as yet Of the naval ap-
preparation bill by the senate, but at
ter an all-day discussion an agree
ment was reached to vote on the ar
NOR plate section at 3 o'clock this at
ternoon. During yesterdays discus
sion notable speech was delivered
by Mr.. Lodge Of Massachusetts upon
the necessity Of building up the
United States navy without delay.
The speech was delivered with the
vigor and earnestness chaa cteristic
of Mr.. Lodges discussion of public
questions and attracted much atten-
ton Mr. Daniel of Virginia present
ed an extended argument in support
of the immediate construction by the
government Of an armor factory
while Mr.. Allison Of Iowa opposed the
project of n government armor fac
tory on the score Of economy.
The House.
The house yesterday broke all rec
ords. passing 1S0 private pension
bills. The house adjourned over un-
til Monday.
The Senate.
Washington, May Ia. - BY close
vote the senate rejected the proposition
to erect. without reference to the price
at which the government could secure
armor plate for It's warships, an armor
plate factory. The vote upon the di-
rect proposition was % to "a, and
subsidiary amendments were rejected
by about the same vote. When the
committees proposition was about TO
be voted upon q fllbuster was organ.
lied. the quorum Of the senate was
broken and the question Is still In the
air. During the debate Mr.. Chandler
Of New Hampshire delivered a SEN
sational speech in which he charged
that the government had been de-
frauded in the adoption Of the Harvey
lied armor. He declared similar
fraud was proposed by the attempt to
force the government to adopt the
Iirupp armor. Mr. Spooner of Wis
consin and Mr.. Hale OF Maine made
notable speeches, deprecating the war
talk the previous day by Mr.. Lodge OF
Massachusetts,. Neither the senator
from Wisconsin nor the senator from
Maine was fearful that we might be-
come involved in difficulty with Ger
many on account of the Monroe doc
trine Mr.. Hoar Of Massachusetts
protested against the "wretched I'M
perialistlc business" and the talk that
this nation had only recently become
a world power asserting that 1t had
been a world power since the war or
1912. @
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-05-17
THE ENDOF THE nv AR.
wan CORRESPONDENTS SAY IN is
IN SIGHT.

They Picture the Beers as Mostly
Demoralized by Lord Roberts I'm
expected Adyance--TSroon oe-
capsed BY Lord Roberts and His
F6fees-steyn and His Govern
ment Move to Lindley--Practicai-
" No Fighting mt hroOnstad-
Z Boer Army Again successfully
Eludes the British.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-05-17
Heayy Fighting In Natal.

London. May 15.-The Standard pub
fishes the following from Durham,
dated Sunday: There are persis-
tent rumors here of heavy fighting in
Natal A Red Gross train left last
night for the north.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-11-26
Grhalt iiG in &aSlauS Oas Striht
uon Itintm b.bori.sbeuSen Sooe.
frdfisent 9riiser D:r6rinst tiuen rubl=
gsu Sonntag.

Rai{e-Ii6es Obergertht !.
Berlin, %. 9op. Die 3sNtriisen
serloraen ron Or tailerli6en Hegies
.uno ii. aretruug zines taiIertihen
O6era.riats, has Syarisoiftion IN fols
cenosr 7frcger h16en loll: Die @u5z
dleidluuq Don OifferenSen Stptlhen
o,m GaiIerreih uno Den odsIsIb. biz
ocnnen Staateu, Iotpie 5ipii3eu ben
Staot,n Iel5It; Or S6erauflint ubsr
:ois SasesFrageu. tuelhe Die 8erant=
uortlthteit oes &sihstunslers un0 leiz
ner untergsbeuer p0r Dem Reihstag.
anae6en; hie 8eitegung Der &ontro=
osrfe i6er Die Saronfolge in Stdaten,
IN ipelGen oiefc 5yrase nod niht erles
oiat 1T; oie Rontro1s ii6sr pro3efe
bon Biiraern gegeR Staaten oes Ret
bss, Die iit fpeig.rE, Den 8iirGern @ez
r.6tiafett !utoerfa@ren gu lahen; ore
GntI9eiouug Der SSyrass, oh setpiHe 0es
Iebe, bic IN ben Gtauten gelten, TN
aonflift nit ben 9aeihsgeieben ite9en.
8erliner q ttien Or Z,
Berlin, 26. TOp. Die bieTgs
BDrie Ii.B Id teste Wo4e bon Dem
st.ip gorter Tlartte nidt beeinfiufsn
unb na9m ihrsu peiiuiitii4en Son
tpi.ber on. 9tae Seturitdten tpdren
Icaipad), beIouo,rs Roblenz uno GiIeHs
a(ftien. alIerlet 0riinbe bdfur tperz
ben in's Selo gefu9rt, ndmlih Die tos=
mia aufrieSenlteqenoen 8eri9te dus
benz @ebiet ber GiiensSubuitrie, Der
8orfhlag Der Mgrdrier. einen Sdrtfs
Rrieq NIT ben @er. Stduteu gu begtnz
nen, unb Die OrohUng. 0as 8orleuges
feB 5u perI9drfeu. So5u famen Die
0eru6te iiber o.n dngebli1 beoorltes
benoen Sob be3 31ren.
Der rS5rautfUrter 3eitung" 3uFolg;
fnb Die untsrbaroluugen. oi: eiH
Snnbifat FransoIiIn ameritdrtiAer
8aatiers nit Der Stipei5er Rsgieruug
6esiiali9 elmer Qtnlet9e 5tpeds Ser
ffdatli6uns Der Giien6d6nen dnges
fniipft botte, d6gs6ro9en. Die @egie=
runa nil Die 4nleibe nit iatuei5erie
Ihem 9elbe ntdheu, pdbreno Die 8dnz
tiers cine MntcIbe non $50 Biz 800
Wailionen Graucs I'm 9iuslanoe 6efirs
tporten.
Streit um etue aobfenfo= 6
tion.
aonftduttuppeI, 26. Noo. =
3tpif9en Der SUrtei uno OeutI4ldue
at cine S6tuierigteit sntitanben. 81.
pttomanif1e Eegi.rung proteftirt ods
deaen. bas Oeutl hlano Die Sniei eTdr
Sun i'm Got9en Tleere als 3obleuftas
ton benust uno b,dbIi9tigt, bort eia
tiirfif6es Depot. oas alien Wdatem
sugGnali9 lit. su etdbliren. OeutIhz
Iunb min inbeHeu DIE Sniel ni4t auf=
g.ber.
Cine Sorosrune
0dbunHa, 26. Ioo. gs bsist,
bus General g}oorigue5, Der Mapor
Don 6anarnu. Senor San Wiguel,
ben 6erdusaeber Don ga 2u1d", gum
Sucl seforbert aat. neil in Der Set
iuna Elm 4rtitel erlAien, in Incident
Die Sntesritdt o.s Bureaus ots
Nahors ungsgriffeR tuiro. @enerll
Goorigues bat Geuor etlou 81 feineu1
Getunoanien ern1unt.
gngGanb f6eut 4ussaben.
2onbon, 26. Noo. Die rSuils
Grpreb" fagt In etnem @rtitel: .Wi.
tpir b0ren, erTuhte Sorb &oberts oi.
&ssieruns Dor &ur3em. 10000 Mann
regulGrer Sruppeu nah Siioz2lfritd
~ entienben. bic e6snlo oiele ieBt I'm
6eloe ftebenoe 2eute a6l0ien foIen.
Dds gsfud tpuroe dbaei4lasen, neil
bic 1lnfcften su groB finb."
SeDebreuro M unition.
Caracas. Benesuela, 26. Noo.
Die Reaierana hat 10000 Maufsr'
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-11-26
mSrberif@es Ginbre@er

Gfepelanb. s., %. gfobember.
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bic Wobnung bon Safob Goldman, an
Wooblanb Mpenue unb pertpunbete ben
0ouseisentbImer unb befIen Gobn
our4 atpei Ruseln, ble CT aus feinem
Rtuolper auf iis abfewerse.