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The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-10-24
AGAINST THE wICHITASD
Land Claim Settled by the
Supreme Court.

the supreme court Of the United
States In the case of the Choctaw
nation and the Chickasaw nation,
claimants, VS.. the United States
and the Wichita and affiliated
bands Of Indians, defendants. The
decision Of the supreme court will
not be an unanimous one; two, and
possibly three, Of the members
will join in minority opinion.
1t ls understood that the deci.
sion will sustain the opinion Of the
court Of claims, handed down near
ly two years ago, in which it was
held that the Wichita and affiliated
bands of Indians, under treaty
agreements, held only q possessive
title in the lands occupied by them
and that the Chootaws and Chick
asaws had never parted with the
legal title to the lands in dispute.
The court OF claims sustained the
validity Of the cession Of the treaty
of October 18, 1920, by which the
Choctaws and Chickasaws acquir-
ed possession of this territory, and
held that the treaty of 1865, by
which the Wichitas affiliated bands
of Indians secured the right to 10.
cate on the lands, gave them a
possessive title only, vesting the
final title to the lands in the Unit
ed States in trust for the Choctaws
and Chickasaws.
It was held, however, that the
possessive title carried with 1t,
when the existing conditions were
disturbed by the breaking up of
the tribal relations, individual al
lotments. The residue Of the land
however, belonged to the Choc-
taws and Chickasaws.
The decision Of the supreme
court of the United States on the
question will raise new complica-
tions with reference to the open
ing up of the Kiowa, Comanche
and Apache country. Although
only a small portion of the land OF
the Kiowa and Comanche country
is involved in this suit, the same
question arises with relation to
the entire territory in dispute.
The Chocsaws and Chickasaws
claim the same title to all the
lands on the Kiowa, Comanche
and Apache reservations that they
had to the lands occupied by the
Wichitas and affiliated bands.
TO SETTLE OTHER CONTESTS.
All the tribes are parties to the
same treaties, so that the decision
Of the supreme court in the Wich-
ita case will decide the dispute in
the case of the Kiowas, Conan
ches and Apaches. If the claim
of the Choctaws and Chickasaws is
sustained the secretary of the in
terror will be Immediately en-
Joined from proceeding with all al
lotments on the reservation, and
the sale Of the residue of the lands.
The decision OF the supreme
court is expectee to invalidate the
act Of congress; and the federal
courts in Oklahoma will, therefore,
be obliged to grant injunctlons
against the secretary of the inter-
ior and the government officials to
restrain them from carrying out
the provisions Of the act of con-
gress.
Under the terms of the recent
agreement, ratified by congress,
between the Kiowa, Comanche and
Apache Indians and the federal
government, it was provided that
the sum Of one million dollars
should be placed 10 the treasury !
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-10-24


would require time, and it is doubt
|ful whether treaty could be
agreed on and ratified by congress
within the next two years. Thus,
it would appear that the time for
the opening of the country is
problematical.
HISTORY OF THE CASE.
The history of the case now be-
fore the supreme court of the
United States is an unusually In
teresting one. The lands involved
are located in what is known as
the leased district Of the Indian
Territory, lying between the nine-
ty.eighth and one hundredth me-
ridians Of west longitude. This
district contains 7,715,22 acres,
and is a part Of the country ceded
to the United States by France in
1903 in the Louisiana purchase.
The case arose out of agreements
entered into between the United
States and the different Indians
by which the Indians ceded and
reliEquished to the United States
their claim, title and interest in
the tract of country within the
leased district, and the United
States stipulated to allot the tract
in severalty to the Indians.
The agreement also provided
the opening of the lands. to
white settlement.
5 When the agreement was pro-
mulgated, the Choctaw and Chick
asaw nations claimed that, not
withstanding an alleged cession Of
land by them to the United States,
the land was held in trust by the
United States for them. The de-
fendant Indians denied the claim
and asserted an exclusive owner
ship.
The Choctaws based their claim
to the lands on the treaty Of
October IS, 1920, which provides
for the removal of the Choctaw In
dians from Mississippi and Ala
bama and the cession of all their
lands in these two states to the
federal government in considera-
ton of the tract of land in Indian
and Oklahoma Territories, which
included the lands now in dispute.
By the fourth article of that treaty
the United States stipulated that
the cesslon of the ChoCtaws in
Indian and Oklahoma Territories
should remain without alteration
until the time when the Indian ma
tions should become so civilized
and enlightened as to be eligible
to citizenship of the United States
and that congress should then lay
out a limited portion or parcel of
the land for the benefit of each
family OF individual in the nation.
TREATY FOR HOMELESS INDIANS.
In 1856 another treaty was
entered into between the United
States and the Choctaw and Chick
asaw nations, by which the land
now in dispute was set aside for
the use Of homeless Indians, in
Of which the United
States paid the Choctaws $500, 900
and the Cbickasaws $500, 600. The
terms Of this treaty we're further
elaborated in the treaty made
eleven years later between the
government and the Choctaw and
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-10-24
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IN VINITA.

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1t taps the Kansas City-Billings Line at
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line to the entire Upper Northwest.
Only 36 bours Denver to Butte-HeIerA.
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This will be the main travelled road
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TO Denver, Scenic Colorado, Utah,
Pacific Coast Two great daily trains
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-09-19

glen Rnmmst iuulmer
al ubrugt 89lOe
Sorbn ru9sr
paa uieubt 8raft.
Of @eirets Ganbe
itaf Stnrts piH6es
Rulbens Rsrfe
ifnl gpner iinbes.
vi eapsts Strsmnre
% Sosiens Sab
umaolts 8r9iter
inbfamles ital,
Gn Sl9st opIeper,
buao pi bar orsmt
glatursns Gigbom
foar inseu temt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-09-19
Seire uGr os fieru
itprte os neb 9nersiens
6antsr, tRnft / Seru
itprte os mob ensreiens
tore Ganter, tentt I Germ.
uIDffer.

On lille 5saOris Pise bIep %fOrupIis
fort Ousr al ct eGs Sab paa ct. S0r.
gsnsbiers U,b RostiIOs. GUN tan lite
leue. Barnet par f,IU 6tpIo uIpttsn.
ioet BUN tiaigsnsb andre Bsrn Isb Zig,
inb mob gOsnen for at tretfe Straa us
Of gGsist.
= Gu 6usmanO Opps / RorOiieuanS
Tom al 9uss DtO at lubs fig GLIDE usH
at ct 6sIGs. 9an iisbte imoO StOf,
tet al IN 9bfOrt os fit iaa aIoOrIise BE-
ltaoiseIfer, at ban isuere ufsit ueO Do
ben.
gn 9%a9srmeiisr fra 9ambrup
orutnsOe forIsoen uno,r Babning I Gre.
o~erifsbauns gabeanfalt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-09-19
&am troeoe ham paa bans
Cr0.
ri 6rie#1ttuter.

6n slot Bomber lab pna Rrotn ol
iaIte ut6 1t @Iss u ON Dit % Dat
IilfOft %ssgpnoie be al taIe ON osrsi
Amimano. De bebsD,oe btaer lit, a
taaIs aIt al BAN. o9 otriom ban troeos,
ban funbt faa benz til alt, tog ban bog
ftiI.
ga. iOsO. 9amIe PGisI. 30 Dol
amtmano sr en- 2gitl os en- for Sui.
nsbunO, og ben, Der life UiI trO mig pad
nit Orb, tan faa BIT f,riftsIist".
Raa, bet Uareos itit lGnse, fer amt'
manssn NJ Rps ON, at 9Snottne bauft
~in0ttet iIOe Om BAN. O9 ct PGieI baDb'
fasi. ban par IN 9ei.I.
6an tolote nu belle 5lotten til fig
for at tase sem i dOrbsr, Os bDsr
ent.It bI.u ipursi: .9ar PaitI iasi
ot2"
.8.t Us.O ies lite, jag par life til
Stsbs".
mi b,Darts, BET II TIE ianbt".
.9tei or. amtmanb, bet bar jig ittt
bert.
gRei, isa matte jog bu baUe bort
Oet".
Rel ri tdits ON b, baarIise 9ibu".
SOrt iaSt, insen at benz baUes bort
uOs,t.
Tiliof par fun @aarbmsnb Weu,r
tiIbage. ban iaa Iiot iuoltrGntst uo, 90
amimanom forte uaIois / Ring msb
BAN.
.y9UoO iusOe iua paid2 - nb msb
Sprosa! - Nas?"
at ia. or. amtmanO, ban ioSst, al
D, par IN ristis @isl, ia. iaGmGno IOsb'
gan Ias".
Bar Der flere, Der berte b.t?"
gDst tror isg life, ior nj feb alien,
b,nne uto Rattelountn."
,Dtt sr faiaIi, tun est 9ione aliian,
- Saobs ban mere snbnu?@
ga iaomeub. 9r. Amtmanb, bar
Ioebe Oefas, at De par en- flor Spinet
bunb, Os BET uiIbe bdu ,nbba siUe mig
ftritttis.
6DorfOr FOB Or BAN life sius Den
bet frifiIist2~
.gti Or. autmsnS, les tsoto'
3 a paa Orb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-09-19
9,ns gsurfols Suiirll.

gititnp: Sens VszsnrfoIs Suiith.
qnbfrr: Nartiu 5rebtrit 3Otobien.
Soriens: Smtbtmeier 3. 5r. uuernp.
6bp. 5arpu 81. qeisrisns Suiru, I. ebris
%itenien.
5suOrbp: 6bu @aarOdet HisIs Senifn
fra 9ntnp.
aalbots: 6bp. Siibsinip flor Is. q. De
Siibalt ente 0lie Narit 6aibtiis Semen.
(. 6uois. Karen 6briRenieu. Vine gRa,ie
@oolf,f.n. SueOfl N. Glib. Oleiens 5us
fri. I. ebriitsrisu.
ct. eroir; 5ru 9ulia eeplissr, I. 9arOs
nesie be gr,tton.
ptliingsr: Dstailbanbltr 6drl llnben.
Taltrmefer Is. u. Guilds entc. 6osnblGs
Ter Daniel 9iasuuIslens enlttu.
Fiea,brO8oorb 5bu. @aarOeisr glitls
qarit1.
Rsnnt: Grb.tbsmonb 5uens Susbbien.
0uniiuup: Gaaibejtr Rasmls earlen.
Sneiirlp: Roul garisu.
aolbins: S9bno I. .. 5eni.us 9nfirn.
anb,rs ariisn,risn.
9ernins: @auroeier ebtifoner Rarius
Gnepolbitn.
Rapnbolbt: @aarbeier RieIs @aelien.
6alonm: Riels Qarier.
galbaf: g,ler gols enie. +, Iielien.
aarsinno Ylatbias Niaoien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-09-19

ira llOoisnin9spslitiff.n. timber
otnn. OD,rfiritt msresler yatelsr 3dt. n:
Ia stn BON Rsau lie llspisningspoliiit
b,spnste / NOrolesOis blsu bet Spsr9S.
masI or,itst meset, ON o9iaa 9anoeIen
m,o 8anmart romtss al oisle 5orboIosz
rt9Isr. lu touftantsrer gpbtf 9anoelss
TANNERS gsretuing for aaret 1899, at
6Orrtining,rne mee 9gbtd, Der iom
Tsbo Iigssr Danmatt uGrmsl, Oso
9amningsn al 6o99ineiersIeu, Arbeibs=
iparrln9sn ns uooisnir9spOIititen er
bI,Dn. paaUirtsos / u.btlOis attnins.
eDnnebilng. llnor ct IOroeuUeir
outr loitIuno er Der itet gtstIla9 I
@0nrsmanO 9is Rosens @aaro /
@,ftruy, Der n%sobranbie pan en- 9abe
mar. en Del at 5nobost iamt bet inos
upItss So bIeu ct Butte for guerne.
NIt l,uenbe Iptteoes bet Oerimoo al rsbOe
SITE mtre ill StrnbaneanlGgget.
Paa tt spraaesmsss / Senosrborg ueo.
toses BET, life at 9aa lnb pao At 6orIars
s,ne, ira 9erubaneoirstiiOnsn / aliona
ON, at gpsn Rulbe ooert0se en- aallis
uegiit paa 600 Rart til 9tblise.
bOIs.Ii, al 9aUnsipOret III Sernbanean.
Iass,t psObOrs- SsnOerbOrs.
gptn bar I'll benne 5ernbans aatrsbe
beuiIset 20. 900 Rurt % Omtoitnin,
germ, Deb 4nIaesbrOen 9aunen. Gu
oil ben itte siUs mere.
SDff 6n0stieneite. Der er 10 M
osias tnbfsrt tpii @uosiienslte eli Sang
ON Waaasoen, / aipleu airts. 6srlis
Gang ostruRrsoss ben, efter Sigsnbe.
at - Tiger Os ~iiriDsr fire perionsr.
Ir9bt al Sgnet. Huber ct Iorbsn,
Oeir ODe gehailss ilO9 qgust ntb tat
Oeo Sisntro % ibi.ll0s en- Raub os
en- 9tit % ipIintrsse 9Osnsn. Mans
ben par 6srodsmanb R ~tttelen
fra gssumt!Oter. Manbsn par gift oa
BAR TO imaa Barn.
Ningri0tritIt. Hineribertorpltt |
essumiIOitsr ofbOlot fOrleben RInsri.
o~srf'ii. 0sItaseIi.n par tetgOelis.
Ctr bsIiOs / 9ioninsea 26 Rpttsre.
aOns: bIeO gOsnmanO Sngeman
M a en- meO % Rinss, u. Sci
ten III % IS. S6miot of qanibtbp
20, 3. @brifteusn Of 9ssumtlo.
Ter 10, ;. W q 3 en- al geitosb l6, 3.
Strpbftrup Of gf9umtlOlsr Il os
s. 9Olt at aOIbtaob 10 Rinae.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-09-19
IL.
SoIo 0.

GlRgtsrnes gilfaar uetsle meo Siben,
febes os feues lom 2eUet / Stopsu.
itpite Dor eune os sse Uor 8ioen
5Gaes for oil er 5oranbringens gou.
Serntiber uor Der / Iansit i%Dunbne Gage,
5aououGrf blsp siort al tuultf9roise NtRnb
MI Ct Der tommet Ell 3erntio tilba9e,
lom oUsr Soro saar beieirenbe BEN.
Serndrme itratte ns uo oUer Berbeu,
Rlobsu omipanbes meO 6iuse al StaaI,
Rummet senlpoer al 1amreaes oarbeu,
Gsierne Ipier iom flammenbe 8oal.
afituube tortss. % Eiom iorlansss.
@rani,r ubil.tt,s, og 5orbomne os;
ube oe irb< bet gaml. fortrRuges -
9erntiOsn raob,r poa 2aHo % paa 90.
RenucifsDilisn bar Ita5t fs e 9aabeH,
mn gaar ben ir.m meo uifauo isllg Aast,
8ierssne i~prenses. til SeisH Ct aobeu.
til unoerOanis al 5orben er lnat.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-09-19
III.

Rel: So, ri elifsr bette qon6et.
@erbenspilien fremub bigger
mob i'm tore Brbm:
Gamling df al Beroens Rieer
til Ell mqstis Strsm,
2isbeo, Jribes, 6res paa 5eroen
meDlem Ranb % Ytanbl
gerseaspili,n fanbt Jorben
frustbart aserlan6;
gerbenspiIi.u fanot | Jtorbenb
fdnbt ct fru9ibart a9erloHb.
Samltngstanfen fsrte Eiben
iub I ale 9iem;
enbnu er pi fprebt - men fioen
aaa ri iamlet freun.
6por Der fsr fob cen, ffaor tnlinb
nu meb fqass Climb.
Iremab Sl9eten sasr meb gruieu
mob aarbmbr'ei inb
frema6 GIeeteH gear meb Bruisn,
goar imob aarbunor'et ino.
6rsma6 bill pi. iremab, brepet
Of ben iafss Grit;
tremab, at ri ei ier lfrepet
Wenesisfel's Sfrift.
Roroens 6aanbDarf, Snbntrieas
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-09-19
1HoxIthe.

GtresaarbsDaus GfOpfOssb G. g. Sen
kn.
e5fotterup: Better 6enIeu.
agge. @artner 3. 6anisns Sutru.
qiae aGlD,b; Sfomaser u. y. Sem
minelenL
ardaiSp: Gaarbsier Rosmus 9asieu.
aole. Stomastr DIE Rasmusfeu.
8ranbsrsleD: SognsfoeeO Gems Better
lens Gnfe.
ObsuIe: 5rt. Charlotte 3. y. 6rossn
Reftanratsr ". 3aniens 0uiru, I. Yetetien
Senbsr' Ssirup: Sobanns Rielier.
Gutenberg: 8rpeeer R. eariens ente
(. RasmusIsH. 3. Sdl,iHann.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-09-19
SHosfalo.

Den bttenote 6Orfatt,r Oe polititer,
Baitor Sofusu .. 9aptn, Soans.
pratt til giarstp, er pIuoitlis ofsaasi
oeo 1soen rant al It apOpl,ttlIt iii.
falbe. Den 1fbeoe bIsu 81 aar gam.
mel.
= proprittar & Orssaoro Dst
til Rrosssnaro, Der / en- Qarratfe BAR
uar.t en- al 3bpIanhs iisrfit Rrsatar'
gtsportsrer, er oso ei,sy nosen Ties
SygoOm. Zen aibsbe bIeD FUN IS
4ar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-09-19
Snlaa WteOOelelier.

6iterllGt ira ,YalfDrie" tOgtt.
Git,r fttsrt 5orlpotnos lisl 9mtoltntn.
9erne Uso vgaltprien"s Is9t til On.
alien bare oUuitrsost ben Gum, Der al
Stateu Os fOrftuise 3%uifiiutiOner rar
bepilsst omstiiI. mtb CO. 80, 600 Rr. 5or
bette gsIeb oil Der rimtlisuis bIiDs ipsi
Datning Utb en- liuGssbsuiaine ben
tommsuos GigsoassiOmIins.
gDngbD 1tobGt ganen bar cab
net for Trsittn.
Utter en- goitiunttiOnGr, Der tia
Ter. W ~ganspoltbub, Der easr til
Brgnosbgi. ct blsD,n arrtiir,t for at
baOs iiIUenot fig ct psns.beIsb, Der par
bam betrOet til AfeUerins. MonOsu,
Der er gift og bar Here Barn, bar sitsr
Sissnos bssuutt Bssrussriet uf lrans.
gDnet ilaar neO unOer Ell gran0'
notwithstanding. 6Orlteen 81.
tsrmioeas lab nosIs Gstsationsmano
Dos gOaroeisr e arsBtberen, Cub.
ager | 5nurup, bsor be par b,iiaitistt
m,o at Opssre granoitsoen poG en- SI-
oebrano 0a9en Tor. YIuoi,Iig log 9p'
net nso / Stus5uist, btt ntbbrRnois til
@runoen, usoens lotsaiionsmauoeut
biaIp til m.O az rsOOs 5uObOet, bOOraf
bet oeiaa Iptteoss at fna bet msiis HO.
Deb epnnssfss.t bsceUsbss an 9i9e, Os
en- aons I0mmshss / ben enc Sioe.
CANINE Dag n.obrenbie aofiaiss
gpsninsst ! gtnoipsisI iOm 5sIss at
9pnusblds.
@aaStfuO paa ,geOs". Rsstsrsn
fra ben igite 6trresaaro pgeoe", eer-
Tom man trOeoe = bsoe iom 5sIse at ct
gaabefuO, sr bIsuen obbueerst. 9Gssn
meusr, at 8sosaarfaseu ifte er Babe
ltuo. 8 bet belle tugst sr man itts tIar
Ouer DsbsOarioseH.
6ammelt SfsOe. Reler 9br.
I5enen at Wiorup MSae | 3pusno
bar forIsOm / Bibors Ousrrst frsmIsst
ct Stsos fra gelbtmor Atieroass Iie
for at bsDiie i'm gnsrst til 4altfffsrist /
Morup aa. Opttr,ttsn fonbt, at bet
par ct otter Omltanoisbso,rn. tiIfiraf.
t.list BsDis."
3ebbGrse. Den polite 9ienefsturI
MastOs, fom ueb It RuiOftit OrGbts
Gisu.f,turI 6anfsn fra WiiobsIiart,
Der boub, BIaos paa ct EesIDert ROrs;
iIfspig, .r MI l,sIabt. a
9sb llnbsriss,Ifen bI.u bet ~OptIGr.t,
OF 8rubst ff.ts ! Rsb,erse. Os Der fOre'
laa in9en Ousrfribelie al b.nne Ret.
5anisu b0Dss Iuret paa WsbtOs. meo
busm ban Tor bapbe BAIT Strib, % for.
isgts at tDale BAN. 8 fin Dsbsansf
greb Msbtss Rniusn os bibrasie aus
sribersn bet bsOtIise Git. Gftsr anips
tittst bur 9anitn enbnu fOrfulst Rst-
tos, fom BIoslporens uifte.
Gn Gribtitensgrau. timber llosraO.
ming | anI.onins al Separation at ep.
bersIep R~irtegaoros Dur | DtIiagauD
ifs6te man forIsben pna en- marteIiS
af Rribtfen muret BesraDeIle. 9uor
gigsts 6opeb bnOoe builet, par Der | en-
tgrrs aristhen ubbugstt en- runo 5ors
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iii min Sen".

v%RsbenbuUn" uftrpttsr ct Dist, ION
ROrhersn Pbitipfen for nosl'
aar iOen I 9Oriens Gustbus bar
fr,p,t til fin Ssn. 0istst IpOer iaa'
ltoes:
SommeriusI. ftuii.r NIT Ole mig ei2
bpor bar bu Dos funnel iinoe Del
inb i bet trife Seneitl?
aommcr ou, earn At ben iris Ratut.
inb til BEN ionsue 6usl bans Bur,
Tor at fDlb, bans grpit meb eGnsiel2
oar su mulispis bsit min Bon.
bsrt. tpor oft, i.s in'ieo' een,
bsrt mins inosriie 6oni.r;
bart, buor leg sisp,be .it,r euit,
6n9lsnes Gang oe Blomfsrn,s 8nft,
Siopens mostlGbt, Planter.
GIG mig alt. buab eu iaa paa bin 5ln9t?
Spins,r earten f8 enbnu imutt,
tpisrense Cd mob open2
Outer Rsi,n enSu1i ios lebt,
og Ct 9tosltt tnsnt laa sleot,
iom sa i.9 toil,b' i 5tsptn2
Somm,rfnsI. buff bit 9iu CT fun Tort
SOmntriusI, itpnb Gig bog beaere bort,
Der fan a Plomii.r on iinse -
lpn sa al Stsb. ou,r Ulart. oper 9n8,
Ipu. iii BIZ msser min Dnbise Sreng.
inlst Al Ell isrgsnbe Rpinbe.
Soa ifol ou flpue omttin8 ban tGt,
Fps bans Run6 90 bans 9Gber let,
men life Iase Die fan9e.
Sch BAN iaa bio O,n LANCE Bel.
fort BAN Eiosn msb muntsr Seq,
iea al ban Fl bliser bange.
0aar iaa til 9orteu bio 3 uua.
banter ban tnit % briitist pod,
raabtr: gip mig min 5aoerl
Sngsn fan mooiian garneis BON,
otttr %ioreues 6ub,r meb S6n,
besee b, 5Gusslet i%orlober.
Saa eaar ri iammen irrliet o9 smt.
- SommeriusIl VI. i.s bar tim oremt.
SOmmeriusll III bar 10 lSi.t;
luuet mig iub Ell 0rsm ioa iso.
Somm,rfugli Get ital blipe bin 3tbl
Sommeriusll - W. ben Ct fsieti
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tel: 0anmart, beili9t Bang os gGusI
punorebaaret bag os tunber
mob i'm aabne @raU,
foran os BET me blunoer
iom Il ufenet ran
bunoreo 4ar. buis bruitne Zine
ioa ZIG 8ereensDilieh bsine
lom ct guentnl mob 6imleu
iaa bet uoeu SpimIsu.
6uuoreb 4ar meo tuiinb late
@oaOtr bag Dor Sob.
Seirsn. bporai SlGetsn site
og ital Ole Ytoo.
Ramp BEN foit,o' Sptlo Al straftsr,
eu6pH Blob psb Seirsn better;
men Den lib. ri goa Nieee.
ifal le ferre blgoe.
Store W9nb sit irem og tanbte
yps. soor Werf,t laa;
Stspbsniou og Sutton teuots
gei, bUor in9en iaa.
SsrOen unbr,o' is os %gruubrsb':
men oa geitH isrit par iuuoet.
itormeS' frem ,u SlRnterlfate
uoen 6rpst for 5ars.
Som ct gpos ubeu 9tqe
Ct be bnnorso 4ar,
Grsmme ON et 8eroeusriee
/ bets Rptbme saar.
Gempens. 3srnets, Griniabsbens.
Sib BET par - men life Treoeus.
5rso os 6remittiot bIep tim 5-9nbe,
enom life 9eHner.
5rqnoit0b msaem Rorbens ganbe
bog til 8euifab bleD;
fea,s 9uft mob ieaes Stranee
f9ues Strsmme breD.
Dtens Northumberland riu6er.
iamlss be mso iaaes Wiuoer
for meO iamlet erait at bpsge
8oroens ErsmtIoslDtte.
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Suage, nersie M9no.

We manolise sGicre al bette Bfab. Der iiber al
SUasbeo, tienbomRelia for tabt Wanbbom. Iom
irrtr paa beres gibsiraft "a forasrlager aanoelia
~ isesmiies Ei6eiirt. bHrbr ifrip, nj Ue rffrr pDr
Tue boa "A Waning Voice. lnm pnbaueler
oisie cq9eomme. Sitiu / Gag o. inblr4 Il q
5tirrrfe I'll porto Tor 5iriitst dbresler II. "
I. 5ennefrs a &C., ehifa8s. 3aiasis.
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Gn &antate.

III Norfotteren z. g. X Ell en-.
afiunssu u.o Oct uorbiits SnonfrimB6es
aabning / R%sbeubapn)
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SoGo.

9erutib ,r fommen % 5srnutlie tr9ues;
6aonbuGrt itai blomitrs meo al 5nbuitri
ubruete Statte / Jaorbeu ifal beDes
Serntib ct 6remtio for N9nb, JON er fri!
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.D YreUeuumre al .gauneren1,
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New-York tribune., 1900-04-07
Neru-Dork Dailp Mibnne.
SATURDAY, APRIL Z, 1900.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-The Beers captured five COM
panies Of British troops at Reddersburg. Orange
Free State; General Methuen captured fifty
Boer prisoners near Boshof thirty miles from
bos Mareuil. chief of staff OF the Boer army.
Cecil Rhodes arrived in London. - The
Queen drove through the humblest section OF
Dublin. - Much excitement has been caused
in Santiago, Cuba, by the suppression of
newspaper and the arrest of five members of It's
staff by order OF the Mayor of the city.
CONGRESS.-Senate: Mr.. Sullivan, Of Msss-
sppi. spoke in favor Of seating Mr.. Quay; Mr.
Lodge announced his intention to press the
Spooner Philippine bill TO vote; consideration
of the Indian Appropriation bill was begun
80 House: The bill providing territorial
form Of government for Hawaii was passed with
amendments.
DOMESTIC.-Admiral and Mrs. Dewey re-
turned to Washington from their visit to Phila-
delphia; the Admiral said TO reporters that he
had always been a Democrat but never voted
in his life. Both houses Of the State Leg
islature adjourned sine die. The Canal
Survey bill was passed in the Assembly after a
long debate. = The State tax rate showed a
decided decrease from that OF the average year;
this was due to large sums derived from the
collateral inheritance tax, and also TO the eff
forts made by the Legislature keep down
appropriations. - Argument in the case of
Senator Clark Of Montana, before the Senate
Committee on Privileges and Elections was
closed.
CITY.-stocks were irregular at small final
changes. == Captain F. Norton Goddard is
sued statement regarding the methods of
Charles A Hess in securing votes in the XIIth
Congress District Republican convention. -
Church elected five of the six clerical delegates
TO the General Conference in Chicago; the Lay
Electoral Conference held its quadrennial meet
ing. - commissioner wilcox admitted the
presentment of the March Grand Jury as evil
dence in the hearing the City Clubs charges
against District-Attorney Gardiner.
THE WEATHER.-ForecaS for to-day:
Showers The temperature yesterday: Highest,
oo degrees lowest. "a; average, J4as