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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-19

PRETORIA. Friday, March 1s.-Tho
chief Of the Intelligence department,
announces that the feder-
III losses, prior to the relief of Klmbsr-
ley and LadyHmlth, were: Killed, 677;
2.l29. Accidents. sickness and
other disabling cauRes, he INSERTS.
bring the total to 4s5L
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aENERA1 Po1E-oAREw's

Force Erected a junction With Gem
eral Gatacre.
BLoEMFoNTEIN. Saturday, March
17.-General Pole carew's force has re-
turned from springfontein. where a
junction was effected with General
Gatacre.
General Pole-Carew also proceeded
50 Norvals Pont from which point he
photographed to General Clements that
1900 Free staters had submitted at
Edenburs,
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Individual work IN the Musee Tongue
shows Stuart Falck still leading, he
having Increased his average one point
by hts grand work Friday night whom
he bowlcd 500 for the three games. one
OF hls games being 49, The figures:
Stuart FaIck Colts a. III; Emblem.
Colts, 90, i7e: c. RAIDER. %, N; steven-
ron, Tom Moore. 40. 40; Brown, IA, 100;
BicNneyer. Colts, 80. 1863; Campbell,
Tom Moore, "a. 100; e. Beariey, Cres-
cents, a. 1ss; w. Wilhelm, LenoE, 81.
1s7; MaTSohner, Tom Moore. 50, 1s7;
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GENERAL NOTICES.


You wiz take notice that tho frst meet
ing Of the uNTONTOWlt, -WlA4lSt
for EXPERIMENTATION and such other proceed
ings a. might be had n an animal neetngs
viii BE hnid IA the city q Pittsburgh, N
the state % Pennsylyanin, o the ONCE
Or G. lutte & Co., No. ~ Water streeti
on the 18th day Of March, A. D. lSy0, a ~
IN .Witnes5 whereof, all Of the corpora
tofl 81 the U11IoNroWN. HlAYllless
BURG & WEST VIRGINIA. RAILROAD
have hBreunto signed their respect i've
name this 9th day of January, a. y. 1859,
w. g, JuTTE
4. PROTHMAf. Jf,,
c. CRAAlER
@. n BUCHANAN,
feSm A. JuTTB.
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RFIIEF FoRoE
Moving Towafd Matching, Now at

MOVING IUWlfH NH AALsl no" Ut
Warrenton.
CAPE TOWN, Sunday. March Isl
The mounted force from Kimberly
proceeding to the relief Of MafekIrg,
has arrived at warrenton. As the force
neared wlndaerton the Beers evacuated
the town, blowing up the bridge. It's
reported that the rebels who refused to
accompany tho Tfansvaalers when the
latter vacated Taungs and vryburg are
preparing to trek into Damaraland on
the approach OF the British. but that
the Hottentot chiefs are getting ready
TO bar their escapa.
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BRrT1sH PATROL

within Fourteen Niles Of NIafeking.
Railway Uniniured.
LoBAsT1. Saturday, March fo.-It is
reported that commundan. Eloff with
a commando. has left zeerust for MAIZE
king.
Commandant schwarthe, with l5O
men, is threatening the railway near
Aasvogel Rop. North OF Lobatsi.
A British patrol which reconnoiterea
within fourteen miles Of Mafeking,
found the railway uniniured and the
telegraph wire untouched north Of
Pitzani.
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narroll ems Juniorg.

Individual averages follow: Jepgon,
CrieEeta, 8. 12s; DnSch, crickets. 9 100;
Schafes q. RodA, s. 10; Mccain, crlelt-
eta. .. IL: ii. MeFadden, Crickets Q.
iii: pSnh. Hustlers, 3, ILL., Black,
CricItetS, 3, 1905 J. MeFadden. shan-
rocks, q, 1Os; stauver, Hustlers, ., Jos;
Jamison, sharnrocltS. ., 1Ol; Campbell,
Hustiers. ., lO4: Mccain. Shamrocks,
8, iO2: I. Welty, Golden Rods, ., 100; G.
Feeney, Hustlera. 9, 90; Gundling. Gold
en- Rods, Q. %; n. Cochran, shainroclEs,
0, So; Madden. sHamroclSs, ., S6; Moore,
Golden Rod, 8, 81
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Fifth victim Of oasoline Explosion.

COLUMBUS, o., March 1s.-Mrs.
Alice Weaver. whose four children wcra
burned to death as the result Of a gaso-
line explosion. died this morning Of her
injuries. making in all 1--WE victims of
the accident She was thlrty-fve years
old. Her husband Is recovering.
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The lnteIIlgencer..
job Printing Office

/. The largest ana most complete
: Job Printing Establishment N
. the city and one Of the moSl
; extensive In the ohio VALLEY.
: Possesses every facility for the
= prompt execution OF al kinds q
. work. from q Neat card Or Cir
, eular to a Monster Foster. IN an9
. variety Of cOloru, at the shortest
, notice and on the most rehaonAhla
> forms, Country morchAntL farm
. ers and others reOulring Store
. Bills, Public sale Bus. ETC, Will
; md It to thUir advantage 20 can
At or address The EntSnlGoneuE
. Job R5tnanS once.
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pDrrBF oouUlEN

Had a Sharp sIzirmish at Fourteen
steFa1n.
CAPE TOWN. Sunday, March 49,
The Mafeking relief column. Colonies
Drummond and PeaIsnan commanding.
had sharp engasement at Fourteen
Streams. The Britain succeeded in
driving the Boers on. they had only
n few cnAualtieR.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

hereby announce myself as cafidi.
date for tho nomination for Justice OF tho
Pence. aubject to the declsion Of the Re:
publican Voters or Union district, Aafahau
county. and respectfully solicit your sup
pJ jas, HIN. SMITH.
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fA4lA9AkAkhA8AhL . LEI LII - AAA4Hfer.
Pittsbargh KEYSTONE ErATB. u .. n.
EiHtgfHYili o., IiIEeOHys1 Q. m
Cincinnati ~. YiRS3fNtA. 4 q, m
3itt6bjiTl d. BEN HUR, Q. "a.
,itsso SfiIs &: AZ w ! 1.
BOATS LEAVING TODAY,
MaFiettn,, Ell QIell. q q m.
Pafte burr. BON tItRi , q. M
sistergVille. RUTH, 8: 80 p m,
Ciarinrton. !. ROY, SD p, N.
SteubenVilie. n. u. BARNh,, I'D p. ~;
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Cincinnati :. i6l9Y5IQtyIo STATE. s e "A.
Af8fnn0FiB Jl1VY1eI, II q. N.
f5fttG 5ur III. QUEEN CITY, 5 a. N.
PaFipeFa6u 81. =. BEDFORD II q. M
eigteFVili6. RUTH, a:9o p M
CinrinFtufi !! LEROY, $50 p. m,
steubsnville. II. BARNE, 2:oo p. m.
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TlNARPIIil 0lfIll IaAUUkafIn
cuta. ms u. BALDWIN, Box III
Ciila11. UE
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RHAn EsTATE.
....FOR RENT.

No. g sixteenth street, s-storg brick
store room and 10 rooms.
No. Is Maryland street
NO, y Maryland street
No 50 Main street.
No 4l2 Main gtreet.
Lot on Fifteenth street
Lot on South Front street..
New house on South Huron stFeeL
No. 50 North Front AtFeet.
No. SC Seventeenth street.
No. iN Nineteenth stfOet-S1. 100.
Lot east end Nineteenth strest' . foal
front-S9OQ
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
no THE voTERs.

hereby announce myself asa candidate
for the Republican nomination fcr County
Assessor in the Country District subject
to tho party primary election.
respectfully solicit your support
mnNi-inI RCBERT Anderson,
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HR1p WAIETNp- lEAIH.,
Rna1NRss oPPoRTUNIEIEg.

nRoFITs m STOCKS. WHEAT AND
COTTON. AIacRey's Modern Methods
Make Money. Write for our tree,i book.
G %. AlACKEY 4 CO., 9 broadway, feS.
York.
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FOR SALE

1o-roomsd brick dwelling at ss9o
Chapline street. Splendid location
Tor II. D.
Property at AZ Maryland street,
good e-roomed house and full lot;
room for another house; cheap.
6-roomed dwelling 1879 Twelfth Sc.
Coal 9anlI-140 acres; now ready
for business; tracks, cara, etc; two
tipples; both close to city, on railroad
and Ohio river.
G. o. SMITH, Nf s.sE k sHiISsEISsH..
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q. WA NC. ~. Va, March ~ l
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n -. IIIiif1 &C 800 or tollh OF
~ r 80 took n thu nalip1l on Com
niny5 lV1l n hGrO5y Nodded tlof golls
efli ~ lifiF a The sloclsle ecfg 81 aid
q b VIII ~ 6lld q @ ,an1o
HlSFoh 10. ~ Q O'Clock IN thO tlCirl 8,
Tor tie lcl Ming purposes, lal1olJss
az 40 Fidfa UPON TIE dno1ti91 y,
M rorp1Fa hon WIN OaithoFllo TIE z o.
any u ~ properly q pfepeftF :. III.
~ I6rililV come before sd taee
JOHN g, EloGll,
eecIe ny o. tho Elclipso on Ce
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z n ! ~ clock D. M, Tor The purpo1o Of hole
3ihF m lIl01n for diroul6Fe 70 lelyc for
tn on1uiD0'i wear, ana th1 tFaIlc1qfiQn o.
such ot1oe llflcl1 - nay propofll cana
% el0ri the me- tiny
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rHTRNoRLAK LIFE OF MOODY nov.
MI ready. Tens q thousands VII e
sold, Opportunity Of 9 life time. e nl .,9e
Send ten eenfn for putdt and ~ ht9t "a
field. Each 6uhscEihof gets 4 nne 'pnQlo
tynA DOrtFlit q 1lr. Moody Tor LieElln
fhee. Write quick AAlSHlS 5!g "l;!s,A
Gielniia. n. 5a15-mWAsf
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JAMES A. HENRY.
Real Estate Agent, Collector, N0tag9
Public and Pension Agent, No. l6l3
Main street
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pEnnAIRE IzAPPENI Naa

lrattsr6 q Iutrelt a TIE Ns,TOpSIla
81 Balmoat County,
The Norfolk weekly news., 1900-10-18
ROOSEVELT IN OHIO.
Rock Thrown by IA boy strikes Governor
ON the Head.


Cleveland, Oct. lS.-Iast night the
city of Cleveland gave Governor Roose-
welt II reception rivalling any similar
demonstration ever made here. There
was IN immense parade, cons6oting Of
half score of brass bands, dozens Of
political organizations, including many
which had come hthcr from other
places to do honor to the candidate for
vice president. Superior street, the
chief thoroughfare through which the
parade passed. was ablaZe with cleo
tric lights, suspended from tall pillars,
surmounted by flaming globes. Along
this brilliant course thousands of
rockets and hambeaux fiared. The
walks were throngcd with men, wom-
en and children. who drew so near that
the horses Of the various mounted Sec
tions almost trampled them.
Only one incident marred the even
Ing, notwithstanding reports circulated
early in the day that an attempt
would be made to break up the pro.
posed meeting in Newburg. 1t was
here that n boy, standing some dis
tance away, threw rock at the gov.
ernor as the latter was leaving the
tent in company with National Com
mtteeman Herrick of Ohio and others
The rock struck the governor on the
head.
81 was not hurt at ALL" said the gov
ernor, when he returned to his car and
discussed the matter with several
| friends, "The rock was thrown by one
| Of number of hoodlums, and saw him
throw 1t. 1t struck my head. but my
hat prevented 1t from wounding me.
The Norfolk weekly news., 1900-10-18
Antitrust Democrats.

The supreme court having decided
from interfering with trusts and cor.
porations, except in the matter of inter.
state commerce, the following amend
ment was introduced in the house of
representatives and came to vote on
the first day of June last
Section |. All powers conferred by
this article shall extend to the several
states, the territories, the District of
Columbia, and all territory under the
sovereignty and subject to the juris.
diction of the United States.
Section 3. Congress shall have
power to define, regulate, control, pro
mbit, or dissolve trusts, monopolies or
combinations, whether existing in the
form of n combination or otherwise.
The several states may continue to ex.
ercise such power in any manner not in
conflict with the laws of the United
States"
Section ). Congress shall have power
to enforce the provisions of this article
by appropriate legislation.
The clause saving all rights of states
was inserted in the hope of getting
states rights democrats to support the
amendment. Nevertheless the vote
stood liS republicans for and l30 dem.
ocrats against. and the measure
failed of the necessary two.thirds ma
jority.
This would seem to be the very thing
demanded by the democrats and yet
they defeated it ana now they hypocrit-
ically go before the people and want
them TO give them the power which
they refused to avail themselves of when
they had the opportunity.
The name of our own John S. Robin
son is registered against this measure,
but, like his associates and his chief, he
is probably telling the people of the
Third district what he!would do to the
trusts if he had the opportunity.
II is choice bit of record that rises
up to denounce the democrats and show
up their groundless pretensions Oh the
trust question.
The Norfolk weekly news., 1900-10-18
EIGHT PERISH N FLAMES
New York Tenement the Fu-
neral Pyre Of It's Inmates.
RAPID SPREAD OF THE FIRE.

Woman Cremnied on Balcony Before the
Eyes of the Crowd--Boy Loses His Life
WIN. Making Heroic Efrort to Save AN
Old Woman.
New York oct. lS.-Eight people
were either burned to death or sufro.
Gated In u fire which partially de.
stroyed the double tenement house at
A. and 45iA Hester street yesterday
The dead: Sarah Sass, Samuel Sass,
Lena Sass, Morris Sass, Mrs. lIorowitz.
Rosa Lewis. Mcndcl Strauss. and Sam.
ucl Strauss.
ON the third floor of No a. lived
Charles Sass, his wife aud four chil.
dren, his mOther-in law and Mrs.
HOrOwtz Sass took the child nearest
at hand and rushed to the fire escape
He managed to get down to the bal.
cony In front of the building on the
second floor. Mrs. IIorowitZ was the
only one who followed him. She took
the child from his arms when she saw
their escape cut off and cried to n po.
llceman below to catch 1t. The police
fell he caught 1t safely and shouted to
her to drop. Sass had already hung
down and dropped to the ground.
Mrs. Horowitz was about to drop
when flames suddenly burst through
an awning on the first floor with such
fury that she was driven back against
the wall and her only escape was cut
off. SO fierce were the flames that
burst Mt the same time from the avn.
ing below, from the window behind
her and from the floor of the balcony
under her feet that II was impossible
for the lircmcn to rescue her. ON the
balcony. only n few feet above the
ground, but hcdgcd In on all sides by
flames. she was burned to death be
fore the eyes OF the terrified crowd
gathered in the street. Mrs. Sass, with
little Morris. had been unable to get
further than the window when they
were both overcome by smoke and per-
ished. Lena Sass ran into the hallway
and was caught by the flames there
and burned to death. Young Samuel
Sass tried to rescue Mrs. Rosa Lewis
from the flames, but was unsucccss-
full and they perished together. Their
bodies were found i'm the hallway, the
lads arms still clasped about the aged
woman's waist as though he had died
while trying to drag her out.
The front room in the attic was Occu-
| pied by Mendcl Strauss and his son,
| Samuel. Both were suffocated before
| they could escape.
The Norfolk weekly news., 1900-10-18

Down in Custer county where the
good Silas Holcomb makes his home
and where everything goes fusion by
something less than two to one, it re-
quires almost six pages of solid nonpareil
type to tell the story of the delinquent
tax list In Madison county but little
more than page was necessary.
Either it is not surprising that Custer is
fusion stronghold or it is not surpris-
ing that fusion stronghold is SO beset
with delinquent taxes,
The Norfolk weekly news., 1900-10-18
SPEAKS IN CLOSE DISTRICTS
Senator Makes Addresses In Several
Towns, stopping at Huron.

senator Nihkes addresses In several
Towns, stopping at Huron.
Huron, :. d., Oct. 1S.-Thc special
train bearing Senators Hanna and
Frye Travelled up and down through
the counties of central South Dakota
yesterday in the districts where the
vote as a rule is close, and where
farmers compose Il greater part of the
population. Four stops, varying in
length from three minutes to an hour,
were made during the day, Senator
Hanna making speeches nt Redield.
Worthwhile, Groton, Andover. Bristol.
Bradley. Elrod, Bryant, Lake Preston,
Desmet, lroquois, Huron, Aberdeen
and Webster.
Senator Frye also spoke at some
length in the more important stopping
places. A good deal of spice was put
into the speeches at times by sharp
questioning on the part of the audi,
ences, who desired to hear about trusts
and "imperialism" and were not slow
TO make their wishes known. This
was true especially at Aberdeen, where
Senator Hanna was constantly inter.
rupted during his speech by questions
regarding phases of the trust issue
Senator Hanna apparently enjoyed
these Interruptions and invariably an
swered them.
The Norfolk weekly news., 1900-10-18
Actress Shoots Pasen.

Chicago, Oct. lS.-.Ioe Pasen, propri.
etor of the Pasen Theatrical exchange,
was shot in the abdomen yesterday by
Iorah Card, an actress. Pasen was
taken to the county hospital in crit.
ical condition. The shooting occurred
In Pasen's office In the presence of two
or three persons. Pasen ran into an
adjoining office, holding his stomach
and calling for a doctor. The two are
thought to have quarreled over some
theatrical engagement
The Norfolk weekly news., 1900-10-18

Senator Hanna Is not only friend of
labor, but he exemplilies the fact that
in this country tho poor man has n
chance to become wealthy if he improves
the opportunities presented. In n
recent speech at Chicago the senator
said: 81 commenced working for S25 n
month Every dollar earned l put
into IN industry, and if l succeeded it
was because was Industrious and
fairly honest. was the first employer
of labor in Ohio to recognize union
labor and never refused to treat them.
-Four years ago Bryan went to Ironton.
Michigan, where am president of II
mine employing 1900 men. He went
there to tell them what bad man
was. shut down the mine half a
day to give them chance to hear him,
but didn't stop the pay"
The Norfolk weekly news., 1900-10-18

Oscar Smith of Humbold voted for
Mr.. Bryan in 1896 but will this year
support Mckinley, giving the following
reasons II started from Elmwood,
Neb., Aug. /, 1896, and travelled to
Syracuse, Neb., a distance of 225 miles
Then l went from there to Palmer,
Neb., in Nance county. a distance of
100 miles, and from there to Humboldt,
Nebr., without receiving one days
work. The whole distance was travelled
with team, and / endeavored to find
work every day. ! don't want any
more OF that in mine. But Mckinley
was elected and have not been able to
travel because work is on every hand at
good wages.
The Norfolk weekly news., 1900-10-18

Mr.. Poynter should know that when
he terms the regular soldier hireling"
he makes distinction without a diff
ference. Every regular soldier is a
volunteer and every volunteer receives
his pay just as though he were regu.
lar. Both enlist for certain period of
time, the only difference being that the
regular soldier belongs to an organiza-
tion that is always maintained while
the volunteer organization is dissolved
after the work is done for which it was
organized. Many volunteers become
regulars and all regulars are volunteers.
The Norfolk weekly news., 1900-10-18

The republicans of Dodge county are
meeting fusion tactics ut every turn
In one part of the county they adver.
tised rally, but the fusiouists had
closed the right to use the school house
for republican meetings, retaining it
for their own use. A farmer, however,
offered the use of his hayloft to the re-
publicans and very successful meeting
was held therein
The Norfolk weekly news., 1900-10-18

going OH on the farm have some idea
of what is taking place there, and
also led his hearers to believe that the
farmers ot the west are not enjoying
prosperity. \ man that is compelled to
order to gain votes from another section
Is in hard straits. He must take the
New Workers for fools, but 1t is probable
that they know more about the financial
conditions of the west than Bryan
himself They keep informed .on such
matters He also tells the New Workers
that the democratic party is the best
friend of wealth while he does not
mention such friendship in the west
The Norfolk weekly news., 1900-10-18
Passenger and Freight Collide.

Springfield. Ills, Oct. 1S.-A south
bound passenger train on the Chicago,
st. Louis and Peoria collided north of
Petersburg last night with freight
train. Thomas Wiley of Peoria, ex-
press messenger, was probably fatally
injured. Captain w. II. Weaver of
Petersburg, Conductor Il. +. Coving
ton and Postal Clerk Baker, both OF
Peoria, are badly injured.
The Norfolk weekly news., 1900-10-18
A ThOusand.Tonguss

Gould not express the rapture of Annie
f. Springer Of Philadelphia, when DR..
Kings New Discovery cured her of a
hacking cough that for many years had
made life burden. She says; "After
all other remedies and doctors failed il
soon removed the pain in my chest and
| can now sleep soundly, something
can scarcely remember doing before
feel like sounding its praises throughout
the universe" DR.. Kings New Dis
coyery is guaranteed to cure all troubles
of the throat, chest or lungs Price SOC
and 81. Trial bottles free at the Kiesau
Drug Co.
The Norfolk weekly news., 1900-10-18
Fatal Wreck on Southern Pacific.

Ell Paso, Tex, Oct. lS,-A fatal
wreck occurred on the Southern Pa
cific yesterday 60 miles east of this
city. A bridge gave way as a west
bound freight was passing over it and
the engine and four of the cars went
down. Engineer John Schaffer and
Fireman w. B. Edison were killed
Recent heavy rains had weakened the
foundations OF the bridge.
The Norfolk weekly news., 1900-10-18
Met Death In Horrible Manner.

Nickerson, Mimi. Oct. 1S.-Laundie
Hoyt, aged Is, was killed in horrible
manner at a sawmill here yesterday.
He was attending to conveyor which
leads to the slab burner and in some
manner became fastened in the endless
chain. Before help could reach him
he was conveyed to the furnace aud
burned to death.
The Norfolk weekly news., 1900-10-18

Mr.. Bryan ate his New York $l2.a.
plate banquet seated between the 1.-TWO
graces," Mr., Croker, head of Tammany
hall and the chief corruptionist of New
York City, and Mr.. Van Wyck, famous
for his connection with the notorious
ice trust of that city.
The Norfolk weekly news., 1900-10-18
Ferrell on Trial,

Marysville. o.. Oct 1S,-A jury was
impaneled yesterday to try Rosslyn
Ferrell. charged with the murder of
Express Messenger Lane and the rob-
berry of an express safe on Panhandle
train on the night Of Aug, 10, and the
taking of testimony was begun. The
preliminary statements of counsel dis
closed that the plea Of the defense
would be insanity.
The Norfolk weekly news., 1900-10-18
Crown Prince VIII Rule.

Stockholm, Oct. 1S-At yesterdays
session of the council of state it was
decided to entrust the government of
the country to the crown prince, Gus
tavus. during the illness Of King Oscar.
The Norfolk weekly news., 1900-10-18

All the living ex.presidents of the
United States support the policies of
VIM. Mckinley. All the deceased ex.
presidents support Mr. Bryan--or at
least he claims their support and they
cannot object
The Norfolk weekly news., 1900-10-18

The corn, oats and wheat crops of
Dodge county for 1900 are worth $780,
600 more than the same quantity was
worth in S96.-Fremont Tribune.
The Norfolk weekly news., 1900-10-18

Mathew Gering of Plattsmouth, ono
OF the strongest workers for tho fusion
lists, has renounced Bryan and says
that he will support tho republican
ticket
The Norfolk weekly news., 1900-10-18

The fusionists are not highly de-
lighted over ex-President Harrison =
announcement of his position. He
stands where he did in 1896.
The Norfolk weekly news., 1900-10-18

Mr., Bryan told his New York aud
lenoe If / am sample Of what is