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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-11-22

Den npualste &oun!p Nbpofat I
Nc6enrp &ountb. Mort. Datoto. to,.
1uonbt tra fit 6ien, / 9omner Tor en-
ugeS 9'b fben. 0nns gtaun bar
&briftianion. @on uar en- un9
Mano meb en- eremplar.E Banbel,
RriueS bertha ben 16be bs. 6if
bleu bon feet en- Butit 2Brbas ben
lobe Rl. $40. % ben l5be bapbe
ban enbel Soser. Jon Raloe op Tor
@etten. men ban msbte ,tte os baube
lite foaet uosen anben til at paretoQe
Sa9erne.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-11-22

5ra Obesla q epbeles, at ct EEL
fob 9ptfere. 38 ialt. forleben Dag
Dnl3eDe at lcElaoe Rusianb bemme,
ligt, og be git umborb en- BoaD i
Eal9urufiu om Nattsn o. 1a'te uo
poo Sortebauet. Ser opltob en-
5tsrm. % Mau fafebe uo Soften,
men bet bialp life. Derpno fo11ebe
man ub BBrnene ce ienere RuiR=
esrne, men til 1lut Omtom olleIammen
unotosen en- @ut. Ion, tlpu9eoe fig
til Woiten oe lenere blep faltet pao
Qdnb.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-11-22
Ste Sobnfot,S 2te f,.no en-.

Som fortelig mebbelt efter 6eraus
6nuS Sou mol fine lloe blep Der fine
Onsboe funbet enoet of ct Sig co.
fire Mil norb ior Bpen. 6errm
meobeler famine Blob ubfgrligere
ienereben. Deputy Coroner Dnneon
unoerigste so9en nermere og er
ooerbeoift ON, at bet par Die 9obu.
fons Sig. Denne Ronb tor1pnnbt
ben 1Soe Sunt iihleben. Qan car
Nfaler men tom Der tom en- 2onbifrp.
Qer ttoiias paa 5ommeren. 6an
pite tngen 2p}l til at iiee nyeet ON
fin 5ort,b. o9 ,neen ipnes at pibe.
boorfro ban tom. eller buor ban aete.
be fig ben. 6on uar en- flint Moler
oe uofgrte enbel Nrbeibe. iom MaIer
Emper bapbe pdataget Rg peo Jer<
bone. gan tom bib I'll Bpen [otat
bape en- tihen rGelebraticn" @t:cus,
oagen n9 tor{oonbt ben Scot. Don
baDhe paa fy ct ugt Bar sfo, ION
nGr blebsn flBbt ior aaa / 5orbpne,
% otsle tilissmsD 6atien. i5roften
og 9tuninaet Of alar plsIer sulos
itzuoia I'll osN De}irioelfe, lon. sr
gioet af bem, bsr ianotes 9sprheben
af S,aet,
Set steb. bgor 9iges blsp tunoe!.
uar Wso.en aY IN Of De meo a.at
te,.en beootisbe 5teber, lom hnDes
noset 5!eo. poor!ebes Manoeu
Tom ,nD ct iaaoant Rrat, o. hpor.
lebss ban oebe Der, e. en- Semmeliaz
beo og 1'l 'ormooensl.g olitb blipe
bet. &an bRnoe. bet er ct y,orD,
og bet tan bHnbe. ban bDbe paa mo-
turlig Waooe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-11-22
Samrel Oort Battle 2ote blep i
DiftriflBretten ilaet en- Bob al $25
o9 Omfoitninaer (tiliammen $36. .O6)

D.r Ct mere &atarrb benne gsn af 2aubet exb az,
enbre S7sboume tlianmen.os ben tep in6t,l Sc iste
faa aar anitt ION sbelbrebeas. 3 uanst manse asr
ertereee aeserne en- Total 6psbsn ss oretrsp
Iotsle Mtbler % ba be lite opnaaebe pelbrebele ,eb
IOtaI 8ebanbtn8. ertlrese be ben for ubelbrebelts
gibenitaben bar bepit at &atarrb q e. tontttouel
Spsbons os ber for trnner fonttuttoneG Bebanbltns
g.. Holebo Sbo, ct bet enee toitttlttonele 2nse>
misbel Wartebet. Oct ta9es tnbpenbt9 9orttoner
ira 10 Draaber tren Gheitefulb. Oct ptrter btrete
paa sloset % Spitemets SltmRtn6er. Qe Albpoer st
is Abresies 95 3''
n SIS. ST eneY &g q. fsIebs. q b
u y Sarses bss Mpotbetere. y
Halls Family Pulls e Sc betii n.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-11-22

1ele9rammer traBlaDiuofod flyer,
at Rineierne bar goeIaet 300 Berits
al ipDiige seftton al Mandurio,B So.
men. NQe Stntioner bleu brenbte.
os man9e 8osne er Bbslaste. Sfa.
ben anEaoes til 10 aktllnner @ubler.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-11-22

@tanoiurpen Dshr,ftsretten ber
lllte uge blen E&,rb1a men fit Nrbeite
2gtba9 % tno!eosreoe fglgenoe @aps
port:
~De forlfieQiae Eoutorer Court.
bu|ei Ct oleuen be11gt of en- &om,te
uol1gt its Ju,nens MeDlemmer. Yi
finoec @ontorerne bolbt COB Orben.
Es9tftrator ropporterebe alt,ng til,
freosftlllenoe. unotoeen OF BET Bi, pu.
iom oar bleoen louet bom @paluin=
gen (vauIt). Dor life blepeu ino{ot.
@utoet 0uelpingen bebgper rubber
mating,
Gnipet 6palotnsen @t,itebom>
merens 4 aonter bebBuer o9,ao &ut>
bers utatttnQ, cg et Iierse Ginbu be>
bgoea.
&asferereus Rontor bsbpoer at
bliue oDpub1et % male. ocerclt.
Wuoitgreus RDntor bebpper npt
Soft (ceiling)
Gourfbniel bebgpar en- Ogpuos=
ming posrali BRggeue CT ip1nfne,
9rgonrfet bar Trumpet oe bsbgoer of
mates % paanpt.
@rouojusDen be{g9te 6at.is'atmsn
ben l4be Nopember. funDt s Sinh
paonere % oltine aub Drben. Rreas
tutene lao triuei,ge ub.
Qele @1anniurpen beiggte 3ens ilet
og fanbt aliiag / COB Drben.
Suruen beisste Stotens siuos{p.
gebus os blsp Gift omfring 8arbene
% par uel til1reos meh 6t Beipa.
Surpen anbefaler. at be Milepen,
&c. iom iuorDmmes &erioner, icm
ifplae 2ooen maa ei1re &eiier Of.
fentlig 9IeHeite. mao bore laoban,
iom 9open boai}opelia beitemmer, og
at be @mbecsmGno. iom qiennemgonr
@egntnaerne. boloer iia ftrenat Der.
til.
&i uotaler Dor biertelig. Taf I'll
@onntpzWouotaten for ben Denlige %
bpg.iae Woaoe. bporpaa ban Dor ei,
pet % 8ooo oa tfutpet os / benne
6esfon'.
Samrel Oort | Battle 2ofe blep i
DiitritiSretten ilaet en- Bob al $25
oe Dmfoitninaer (tiliommen $36.O6)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-11-22

e}'elge @rootiton 2imes RdL fire
Eomnfbips @aite Garth 8eisrpa,
tionen nu aobnes for Dffentlisbeben.
Sfooiaabei ia! bitpe iolet Deb Wut.
tton, Tom begpaber ben 27oe Sch. oa
boloeS | 2anofuntoret @roofiton.
Ngerbruaslanbet ifol aabEeS for
Setting bsn Abe Deb.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-11-22

5ra EGsis oe 0oesfa tommer ube<
trRitebe Bna ltanDs ON, at en- bemmes
l1s Trottat er blepen aiiluttet ,pellem
Hnslonb % Rira om. at Nuslanb
lfal be,Rtte Nan9uriet. telssrotete.
beB ber fro 2onDon 2erbdQ.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-11-22

s @nropa er mon enQhelig ouer
ben rus6Re &siiers @pabom. Der>
lon ban lulbe bp. anier mon bet
oaulieliet at ppretbolbe 5reben. Set
beoer, at Rsilertns 6elbreD forbes
oreS, men ct Stprelien olli9epel mio>
leriioia mao(fe maa cuerlobes iii en-
onben. muligen8 Reiierens Snfet,
6ertu9 Glabimir.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-11-22
setsoetDpe Mar.

On 8reft fibber peb en- fpps 2eie.
Delto9enbe bpiler bans Die poa ben
unse Manbs dnflst, ION er tcrtrnt>
fet al Smerte. taalmobie bBrer han
poa be &lo9er. ION BEN l,oenbe frem<
tommer meb for iaalebes at lette iit
forpinte 6ierte.
,Ni. ST.. Baftor', lutter ben tpse.
.uain 1aolmobiQbeb er mart not6mt.
saalebes bar fes allereoe liaaet /
mango user. ies moa ie poo. bporle'
ces m,a ffatfels Rome erammes.
bporleoes @org o8 Nattecoaeen for=
te:er benbes Rraft. Mit Ntbeibe
maa iea operlabe til tremmebe. 6ao<
bet ON. at benne e!eno,ee Etlfanb uil
tase @nce. iuinoer ba9l,g mer.
Smerterne pil ,tte eipe l1g. Net>
terne toretommer mig iteb1e lnnsere,
Dosene, iom lite br,noer mig ela0
Dpoaaenen I'll upt Nrbeioe, bliosr
mig mer c8 met uuoboloeliae og. en-
BELIZE. 9anae bas lea saen Taolmp=
oigbeb % 6enaipenbee iuuoss mig {
min tunae Tillf,ftelie. baabst jro ben
enc Dos til ben anoen. y.n aaar bet
lite lenger. Seq ton life boloe BET
uD".
Breiien bapbe itiQe bprt poo ben
| ipses &laoer uben ct ofbrpee bonn.
Weo iRntet 6oueb os iolosbe 6ens
Der fboer ban en- l,ben 5tuno bpb
Eausbeh. @noelis te9pnDer bon:
= Wiu tiere unse Wano. Lab mtg t0rs
talle Dem en- Begs7enbso ira nit
eoet 2ipl Som ung Mano boz leg
61elpepret en- ito, Gu. uastet ],a
par frilt ce lite bopoe. roaeu Betpm.
ring for bet oa9lise Brpo, bri,te Ger
oite en- opb @B.amobiabeb ouer min
sirl. Seq fanot ,naen @lebe i nit
Rolb os NIT Nrbeios. isa haobe ,ugsn
9efte, / bpab leg toretoa mig; Grem.
tioen Loo mBrt o9 Qlnbelgs foran
mia. @n Moraen ,5ar paoQnebe lea
nttget ntismUbiiB. Da oleo jes fdtbs
til en- ips. Seq fanbt en- aiore Some
en- fatiia Stue, !iasenoe / EN- rem
6eng, benhes 2emmsr oor bgiebe al
@iet. Otter noele oeItagenoe @psrs8=
maal ON benoes Definbenoe. 1pm bun
beiuoreoe / &ortbec. ioa bun uenlie
paa mig og lpurete: r6r. Baitor.
er Der noget. iom trptfer Dem!4
rSeg peb ,.te, om BET par ben BEL
tagenbe @temme. 1uori bun in9oe
bet, euer ON bet oct. at henbes Dine
bra9te mig til of tanfs pao nstn nplia
atbpne Wooer. men jea tastebe ioabon
Iiuio til ben fipre aomle. of ieg ub<
pfie belle NIT pierte for benoe %
tlagebe for benbe ooer al min utoal=
mooiabeo % oil min 5orIaatbeo. Da
| ie9 bolbt op. fpusete bun fun: .Duor
eammel er De eel. 6r. Hanor2"
,Borbauiet iuoreoe 1ee: rSsg er
ibae 26 Nnr".
.Ds netop iooQ", faabe ben {pse,
rer bet 26 Nar. fioen iee olep liaeens
be pao nit 5mertesle,e".
8i taus be9se; leg reiae mig epbt
beniammet os iitltes fra benbe meb
ct parmt 6aanot,pf.
Meb 6penoins boube ben ipge
Nanb ful9t min 5ortall,ns. 80
Nor". bpiRebe ban. .26 Nor ct en-
long Eib. Seq tatter Dem. ST. 8c.
for. ies baaber. at Sc life bar fur.
talt mtg Deres 5ortall.ns foraiapes.
(BbBbe.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-11-22

S{glse ct Blab / gscofnon er BET
enbnu Jormsre, fom par G,n 1aien
uRaaret. @n Mono Seo 9tapu Qur'
1on bapbe enDnu 200 Ncres iaien
ultaoret forleDer, os M har b! aQes
reGe 2-3 CONNER 5ns og 5lRoe.
tgre.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-11-22

@tiQtnaeni &ino tpnes mesetutrpa
o9 uuis. St rusln Blob paaftaar.
ak aina life tan etterfomme Stpr.
maaternes Sororinger paa9runb al
5ottigoom, % ret iamme Blob for=
ftfrer, ut belle &ina er faro,st I'll
&rig, buts Heiieren bare ffaer 1oa.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-11-22

Der uar nosen, iom baube forlaet
at foo ct Basiosettren paa @reat
Noribernbanen til at goo al Sporet
Deb Belton i Nonfona 2Brba9. On
5prbgber blto brebt. o9 enbel onore
faarebe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-11-22

&tfebs i Ni9iaan bar mon BE-.
spnbt at ftiele SIG ira @rausaaroen.
Mnn opbasebe nplis. at nj 4ts nps
uor blepen taene ia Springbroof
@rnpgoarb I Neipnngo &ountp.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-11-22

&eejerinaen bar MI belluttet at
bruse Nlpor pan Jilippiaerne oe
sipe Sniursenterne en- Smae af Dir.
fslig 3ris, eeoer bet fra 8alting.
tim.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-11-22
Mtunefota.

70 q 'sr H..
&orl Norfon er bleuen funben
Rplbig Nonhorob / 2ben Sob,
prioeS Der "a Bemibi,. .Dollomeen"-
&atten Niso ban inb / en- pDbenN ems
METER i Boplep % orobte @ermaine
Dable..
Der er e.par BpIoler / Win,
neopol,s, iom moale oil blioe lnffeoe
pao9runb af Difterio. Gets Gshss
folb er aQersbe tnbtruine poas1uno
al u1orfistiBbeo fro 5oraloren' .
5,oe. ibe. bs life Dor ipat at forbin>
bre Sm,tte.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-11-22

On aammel Soloat. Sobn See. bleu
.funben ibielfroien / Nerbeben al
@a,bburn. @is.. ben 17oe bs. Dan
par fra Grabbing Wi9,aln.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-11-22

@enator 6. &. Douts er frembes
Les Ing. og bet er mepet tpiul(cmf.
em bon oil blioe friR isien.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-11-22

Sifte 2Brros bleu | Dasblabene,
meboelt ON en- ilrnt!elia 6sun. lom
800 Boraere i 9ircoln gountp, Co
lorabO, tOa oper en- ung Neser. icm
haube brabt en- II Nar gommel Biee.
Sc iatte en- SernbaneRinne neb /
Sorben. banbt Neseren 4,eb Serns
t1ncer til benne Stolpe % bpggebe ct
Naal omEring bam og branote BAN
lenenbe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-11-22

8refbent Rruser aniom lite til
Gronftia FOO tibliat iom beftmt. ba
&eiret bar forilnfet Stibet. men ban
uentes til Marie,lles ibas.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-11-22

Bplbepeften ftal pere tommen til
6soa!rit0.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-11-22

Daiao sprinaielb, 8ermont. e. !,
Mari:n meb en- BaniF Fanbale.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-11-22
Fergus gallj Mgeblaa
ubtomnler bper aorsbag.
81. &oIettt, uoaiper.
6nbffripttonspri8 so @ts. fDr / Mar. betalf
tTDrita0, eller8 so Gt8.
FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD
ubfommer bper EorsbaQ

An independent reform paper and tn Z
oldest Scandinavian newspaper west +
the twin cities.
A. SoLEM. Publisher.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-11-02
Will Change Spot.

Hon. Sylvester has his force hard at work completing the building on Broad way nrrth of Chenev's store and within sixty hours will be moved into the new quarters with more stock than every deal CT in Alaska can exhibit. This Is no idle talk as l will have the goods displayed before the close of the week in my ne " store. Nv watch stock is complete with every watch made by the Howard, Elgn and Waltham companies.
 In diamonds, opals, and other precious and semi-precous stones my stock would do credit to any large city.
 My holiday stock of sterling and silver plate will be quite complete.
 My manufacturing department will ex- eel anything north of Seattle and having artistic and experienced workmen will ex- peot to receive portion of your patronage Musical instruments will be added to my stock very soon. F. T. keelar,
 Diamond Palace. On account of excessive license 1 have abando ed the loaning of money.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-11-02
NO TRUST IN THE LORD
Sailor Bill Partridge Shipping Five
 Tons of Ore.

"Sailor Bill" Partridge is back from Atlin, and has brought with him III sacks Of ore from the claims Of the An aconda group, that are in dispute. At least that is what "Bill' says, but the ore may have been taken from Lord Hamiltcn's dump, and it may be wei for his lordship's title-to the mines that everything will shortly be frozen up, including the title.
 Sailor Bills idea in bringing out this five tons of rock is to have a mill or shelter test made to show the value of his claims. He has, also with him. five sacks of the traiings from Lord Ham ilton's stamp mill, that were dumped into Atlin Lake, the gold in which, he believes. will pay the expenses of him. self and partner.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-11-02
Jandos Found Guilty.

In the commissioners court vesterdAy Jos. Jandos, charged with throwing a stone through J. R. Mckav's door on 3rd and Alaska streets at I o'clock Thursday morning WIS convicted by jury of defacing building, and will be sentenced today. The maximum sentence for this offence is $500 fine or one year at Sitka.
 There are two other charges of disorder Iv conduct against Jandos and when he ap- piled for bail yesterday afternoon it was refused as he could not be trusted to keep the peace.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-11-02
Presidential Ballot.

the United States and fully qualified vote n presidential election,
 president and vce>presdn is indicated below
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-11-02

The Skagwav Brewing Co. is now bots ting its Req Star beer. Order 1t. Sz per dozen. delivered. Telephone so. If
 Baths only 25 cents. The Principal barrbeshop. opposite US. Barracks. 28Im
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-11-02

No. I, Wellington coal. in sacks, at SvIvester's wharf Telephone 6I. Ioo I'm The Danube and Ruth are over due. Both being expected to arrive at any mo- ment.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-11-02

Two thousand dollars worth of clothing and furnishing goods just received at F. H Clavson & Co.,, Fourth and State
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-11-02

Seattle Export Beer, eIlvered in any part ot the city for S2 per dog. quarts by B. B. Bottling Co.
 Fresh oysters always on hand at Chea- Iander's, Fifth avenue.
 If you are going to build, see w. T.llif tor lumter. He carries a full line of lum Der shingles and holdings. 7Su
 All kinds of soft drinks and Seattle Ex- port Beer at B. B. Botting Co.,, Fifth aye, opposite Fifth Avenu- Hotel.
 Mrs. Phillips is pleased to have the la dies call and inspect her stock of Millinery and Art Needle work. Fifth Ave. near Broadway. o-25-tf
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-11-02
Tailoring.

For stylish and good fitting clothes go to F. WoIland. who is receiving the latest and most fashionable Report on Tailoring every month. Clothes dyed, cleaned and repaired I2I3tf
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-11-02
Evidently.

Dasherly-It cost him $1.OOO.OOO to
 put his Chicago son-in-law on his feet.
 Flasherly-Dear me. but those Chi cago people have large feet-Kansas' City Independent. ;,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-11-02

Finest and largest stock of gents shoes, unierware. overshirts, swe iters and mack intoshes at F. H. Clavson & Co.,. Fourth and State.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-11-02

To the ladies :-Come and get pair of our Dolge felt Romeos. Brown Shoe Go, Our ladies' box calf, storm shoes for wet weather. Brown Shoe Go.
 Fur robes at Clayson's, 4th and State.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-11-02

Gentlemen's Dolge felt shoes are the best made in the United States. Brown Shoe Co.,, Fifth and State.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-03-19
FUND FOR sCHLEY HOME.
Washington Naval Contingent Re-
fuses to Subscribe to 1t.

WASHINGTON, March S.-At meeting
of the national executive committee en-
gagged in raising funds for home for Rear
Admiral Schley last night Secretary Evans
reported many favorable responses to the
circulars soliciting contributions. He also
reported that absolute refusals TO con-
tribute to the fund had been received from
the naval contingent on duty In Wash
ington, with one single exception, that of
Rear Admiral Hichborn, and in some In
stances the refusals were accompanied by
adverse comments on the committed S
project. A letter from Miss Edna Nc
Clellan, of the New York executive COM
mittee for the fund, reported that thou
sands of dollars were being subscribed.
Admiral Schley is a knight Templar, and
circular letters will be sent to each COM
mandery suggesting the idea Of making
contributions. Among the contributions
announced are: Gen. Felix Angus, of Bal
timore, $780, Thomas F. Walsh, Colorado,
s2OO Senator William A. Clark, $3.50; Will
liam p Emo, $500; Henry c. Emo. $500; c. N.
FELTON,, $3.50; Gen. Nelson A. Miles, $40; Levi
p. Morton, SIS; William F. Mccormick, 500,
and Thomas H. Price, 500.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-03-19
BIG WEEK FOR SOCIETY
HAVANA NEVER WAS SO GAY AS
DURING THIS SEASON.
st. Patrick's Day Was Enthusiastic-
ally Celebrated-Report from FL
nance Minister on Taxation.

HAVANA, March 1S.-To-day was the
last day of the carnival, so far as wear.
ing masks and throwing flowers and con-
fetti are concerned, but social diversion
will continue In full force until the eve
of Good Friday. Havana society leaders
say they do not recall a season so lively
as this. There have been balls, picnics
reviews, dinners. teas, receptions and the
like every day and night since Lent be-
gan. Many people who have desired to
give entertainments have had to post
pone them because many other similar
affairs had been fixed for the dates they
selected. Some of the American ladies say
they are completely worn out with the con-
tinuous round of gayety. Even Sundays
instead of bringing rest. usually mean
larger entertainments than those Of any
other day.
st. Patricks day was celebrated by a
great variety of entertainments and par
ticularly by a dinner given to fifty-four
persons by General OBrien, the guests
being the principal members Of American
and Cuban society.
Senior Varona, secretary of finance, has
presented to General Wood the report OF
the finance commission. with reference
to the system of municipal taxation. The
commission considers that, owing to the
condition of the island, the existing taxes
cannot be raised.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-03-19

that General Otis had Intentionally fg-
nored mentioning General Wheeler in his
reports concerning the fighting in the
Philippines. Mr.. Davis to-day received
long reply from John A. Johnston, assist
ant adjutant general. in which he says:
''It has not been usual for General Otis TO
cable to this department the particular serv-
ice of individual officers unless they were
operating independently. General Wheeler's s
brigade was attached to General MacAr-
thurs division. General Macarthur was
the commander. and all operations in which
this brigade participated, so far as the
department has been advised, were person
ally conducted by General Macarthur"
The letter then names engagements In
four campaigns from Sept to Nov III
in which General Wheeler's brigade was
in action. and concludes: ono official re-
ports of these engagements in which the
special performance OF brigade command
ers are likely to have been mentioned have
as yet been received at this department
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-03-19
MEDALS FOR SOLDIERS.
Sons of American Revolution VIII
Present Them ON Wednesday.

WASHINGTON, March 1s.-The National
Society, Sons of the American Revolution,
on Wednesday evening next will present
medals to such members of the District of
Columbia Society as served in the war
with Spain. Senator Lodge will deliver the
address This action is taken in accordance
with resolution adopted at the last con-
gress of the national society at Detroit,
authorizing committee to procure from
the government an old Spanish gun or
plate from one of the captured ships 70
strike medals from the same and distrib-
ute them to members of the society who
served in the last war.
The committee was also authorized to
publish list of such members. This has
been issued 1t shows that thirty States,
the Territory of Arizona and the District
of Columbia were represented in the field.
The total number was 437. All ranks were
represented. from private to major gen.
eral. The list includes eighteen general Of
ficers, forty-fve field officers, one admiral
and one rear admiral.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-03-19
BRITONS BADLY SALTED.


CHICAGO, March 1S.-The assay of six
supposed bars of gold that had been placed
in trust company's vaults pending the
completion of the sale Of a mine from
which the gold was supposed to have come
was completed to-day and showed that the
bars were composed of copper, zinc and
other metals, without trace of gold.
The bars were left with the trust COM
pany by two men giving their names as
r. G. Miller and William Schroeder, who
published an advertisement in a London
paper offering to sell gold mine for $50, ,0O0
and induced Sir Frederick Vigor and 7. d.
G. Drayton, of England, to come to the
United States to close the deal. The Eng
lishmen say they had borings. taken from
the bars, and an analysis showed the bor-
ings contained rs per cent. gold. One of
the Englshmen went with one of the al
legged gold mine owners to California to see
the mine. but says the alleged owner dis
appeared suddenly one day. the other sup
posed owner also disappearing from Chi
cago. This turn in affairs was precipitated
by the demand of the Englishmen that
their travelling expenses be paid. The Eng
lishmen had trust company appointed re-
ceiver for the six bars of supposed gold
and the analysis which they ordered made
will be sent to them in England. They
sailed from New York Sunday.