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The Red Cloud chief., 1900-11-09
SAVES OWNING BoATMAN
The Queen OF Portugal Makes Herself u
Heroine.

Heroine.
A dispatch from Lisbon, Portugal,
says:
The queen of Portugal at Cascals, a
fashionable resort, made a thrilling
rescue. She had been staying at the
royal palace of CascaIs, and was on the
beach watching Catalo Groom, her
boatman, bringing her boat in to
shore. Suddenly Il huge n over
turned the boat. Croom's arm
was broken and he was overcome by
the undertow, which carried him be-
meath the waves.
The queen is an expert swimmer,
and seeing that her boatman was
drowning, she sprang into the sea in
her clothing before any OF her attend
ants could prevent her. With rapid
strokes she swan to the boatsman's
side and held him up until persons on
the shore put out in boats and rescued
both the queen and her boatman.
Groom was taken to the royal palace.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-11-09
BELIEVE he Is A SWlNDLER
Police ~ baltimore Make an Important
Capture.

Edward Il. Ortiz, an Englishman,
was arrested at Baltimore and the po-
lice consider that they have made an
important capture. A communication
was received by the department from
Edward Jones, Perth, Ontario, iDclos-
ing n letter received from Ortiz, in
which he stated that deceased rela-
tives had left him certain securities,
which he tOrth) would forward upon
receipt Of s4.GO to cover costs, etc. In
Orth's office was found more than a
thousand such letters ready for mail-
ing TO various parts Of the United
States and Canada.
The securities" consisted of certiff-
Gates OF stock of the Newfoundland
Pulp and Land company, with Offices
In London and mills Mt River Head.
Orth claims to be the American repre-
sentative Of the banking firm Of Alt
house, Van Dyke Il Co., Lorenzo Mar
quez, Portuguese, South Africa. The
| police doubt the existence OF either the
firm or the pulp company. IL n o other
charge can he laid against Orth he will
be prosecuted for using the mails fog
| fraudulent purposes.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-11-09
PUT PRICE ON THEIR HEADS
Murderous Half breeds Ia Australia De-
clared Outlaws.

Tie Australian police have beer
bafled by the Keeling murdercrs.
Seven months z the entire colony
was startled by a series OF murders
which took place within 100 miles of
Sidney. Two well known despcradocs
Jimmy and Joe Governor, half-brecds,
were the only ones of the murdcrers
who escaped. Since then they have
killed two officers aud n woman. A
proclamation has been issued by the
chief justice Of New South Wales de-
claring the men to be outlaws so that
they may legally shot down If 1t Is
found impossible To capture them alive
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-11-09
child Killed by a Horse.

A two-year-old daughter of John
McKelvie, seven miles west Of Geneva,
was killed November l.. Mr.. McKelvie
had turned his horses loose in the barn
yard and as they were playing about,
one Of them jumped over the child as
she was sitting in a little express
wagon, one hoof struck her back of
the head causing a concussion from
which she died i'm a few hours.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-11-09
TWELVE KILLED IN A MINE
Explosion From Unknown Cause In West
virginia workings.

Explosion From Unknown Cause In West
Virginia Workings.
Twelve men were killed In an ex-
plosion which occurred at the mines Of
the Southern Coal and Transportation
company at Burrysburg six miles from
Phillippi, West Virginia.
The explosion vas 80 great that many
mules were killed at the mouth Of the
mines.
The explosion was probably the re-
suit Of an accidental discharge of dyna-
mite, caused, perhaps, by the concus-
sion Of a blast. The property loss is
slight.
Twenty-Five men are reported to
have been in the mine, but the exact
number of the missing Is not known.
Several hundred dollars have beer
raised Tor relief.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-11-09
Hata Must Como on.

A special from Fort Worth, Texas,
says that the city council has passed
an ordinance compelling women to re-
move their hats at all public enter
tainments where a fee Is charged. The
ordinance provides a fine Of 81 or ex-
pulsion from the entertainment for o
violation.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-11-09
INDIANA.

An indianapolis dispatch says: Thir-
ty precincts out Of $50? in Indiana
give Mckinley Ease. Bryan, 1850. The
same in 1896 gave Mckinley 2,345,
Bryan, 1850, Il net republican gain of
800.
A conservative estimate places Me-
Kinley's plurality in Indiana at 5000.
The republican state ticket is elected.
The returns are very incomplete.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-11-09
Genuine Case OF smallpox.

A genuine ease Of smallpox has been
discovered at New Holland n village
west Of Lincoln. III. Mrs. NJ. Rice who
has just returned from Oklahoma, is
the one stricken. Many in the village
have been exposed and the community
is greatly alarmed. Quarantine regula-
tions have been established and the
state board Of health notified.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-11-09
Peoria Annexing villages.

The people Of North Peoria have
voted 10 petition Peoria to the
village, which will add over 5000
to the population Of Peoria. This Is
the third village which has been an
nexed TO Peoria in the past four
months. Averyville, with a population
OF about 1000, will be the next.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-11-09
HOW THE STATES ARE.
Claims Made by Roth sidcs-Returns Are
Vet Inccmplete.
OHIO.

M~cKinley's state is claimed for him
by an increased plurality over five
years ago, but at the latest hour it was
impossible to give the figures because
of meagre returns. The democrats
have gained about 1900 in Cleveland.
as much in Cincinnati and less in some
other cities. The republicans have
gained in the rural districts.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-11-09
Coil,d.s with Fishing schooner.

The Cunarder Saxony, Captain
Pritchard, from Boston, October 2,
which arrived at Queenstown, Nov.
&, brought fifteen members of the crew
Of the fishing schooner Mosquito,
which the Saxony sank off Gloucester
on the day of her departure from Bos-
ton. One member OF the crew was
drowned. The steamer vas not dam
aged. All the men are Portuguese.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-11-09
CattIenan Asphyxiaied.

A Chicago dispatch of November 4
says william Segelson, a cattleman of
Ida county, Iowa, was found dead in
bed at the Metropolitan hotel. The
gas jet In the room was turned on. II
is thought Segelson blew out the gas
before retiring.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-11-09
Keturns From Europe.

Il. ID. Bowen of Lincoln a returned
from a trip to Europe. lie started
May 9, from Lincoln on a wheel and
has travelled 500 miles in the saddle.
He Travelled most of the time on rail-
road tracks and brings back the same
wheel he started with and also the
same front tire.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-11-09
PENNSYLyANIA.

The indications are that William
McAleen democrat, is defeated in the
Third district py Henry Burke, repub-
lican. One of the fiercest congrcssion-
al fights in the country was waged in
this district.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-11-09
King as an Editor.

Tawkiao Is the name Of a native
King In New Zealand who edits a lit
tie eight-page paper, with three col
umns to a page. printed in both the
English and the native tongue, and
called the Pleiades of Seven Stars.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-11-09
Obliged to Amputate Toe.

An operation was performed on
United States Senator Cushman X.
Davis, which included the amputation
of one of his toes. The senator's con
dition is reported as favorable.
Senator Davis has been suffering for
some time from blood poison in tho
foot.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-11-09

Official reports show the grain has
been completely burned up by the
drouth in Siberia. The fields have not
been harvested and are used for pas
turage, The prios OF grain at semi
polatisak is over | ruble per pood,
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-11-09
Painting Portrait Of Shah.

Miss Ethel Mortlock, an Ensiish
woman. Ii engaged In painting a por-
trait of the shah. Miss Mortlock has
previously painted Don Carlos the
sultan OF Johore and Lord Wolseley.
Her portrait OF Miss Dodwill 10 In this
years Royal Academy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-11-09
Two steamer. Axro.na.

The Hamburg-American line steamer
Fuerst Bismarck, bound from Ham,
burg to New York, via Southamton
and Cherbourg, and the Pretoria, also
bound for New York by way of Bou-
logne and Plymouth, both went
aground while passing down the Elbe
at Schulau. Assistance has been sent
To help the stranded vessels off.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-11-09
MAINE.

Returns from fifty cities and towns
give Bryan 1871, Mckinley II, 403. The
same places in 1896: BRYAN 6,166,
Mckinley 14,765. This is a republican
loss of IS per cent and a democratic net
gain of "a per cent.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-11-09
state Of Texas Loses.

The case of the state of Texas against
the Waters-Pierce Oil company, for al
legged violation of the antitrust law of
1889, amounting to a total of slo9 900,
came To- an end in favor of the Waters
Pierce Oil company.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-11-09

Chudrsn Costinus kswspsOss~
The son and dauahter OF the ises
millionaire, Joseph Cowen Of kswoss-
Tie. England. will continue TO cordSos
their fathers newspapers In thea oily
ana Miss Cowen Will have complies
business and editorial charge o< ne
weakly Chronicle.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-11-09

The strike of the employees of the
Canadian-American street railroad at
Kingston, Jamaica, is serious. The
business is almost at a standstill. A
few cars are running under police pro-
lection and a strong police force has
been called N TO guard the works
from assault.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-11-09

Mrs. Catharine Wynan, who was be-
fore the commissioners Of insanity at
Columbus, Neb., on complaint Of her
son living near Newman Grove, has
been adjudged insane and is being
cared for at st. Mary's hospital until
permission can be secured for her AZ
the Norfolk asylum, Mrs. Wynan II
IS years of age.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-11-09
smam Coinage nnrned.

A small cottage on North Eleventh
street, Plattsmouth, Neb,, belonging
to Col. II. G. McMaken. was destroyed
by fire. The loss is estimated at $500.
The prompt arrival OF the fire depart
ment prevented the blaze from spread
ing TO surrounding buildings.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-11-09
GRAND JURY iNDlcTs THEM
Men who Assaulted and Killed jennie
B~osschieter to suffer.

II was said in Patterson, N. j., that
the grand jury, acting upon the line
laid down for its guidance by Judge
Dixon, found a true bill Of Indictment
for rape and homicide against Walter
McAlister, Alexander Campbell, Will
liam Death and George Kerr, in con-
nection with the death of Jennie Boss
chieter, which occurred two weeks ago.
Practically the whole session of the
grand jury was taken up by the case.
The jury did not complete its work un-
til after the court had risen, 30 there
was no report of the finding of the
jury to Judge Dixon.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-11-09
CATCH P%osToFFlcE RoBBER
Notorious Crook In Onicsrs' Hands at
Springfield, III.

NOtorIOus CrOOk In Offcsrs' Hands at
Springfield, III.
A Springfield, H., dispatch says:
John Schmidt, alias August Miller,
who was arrested in a saloon here and
in attempting to escape was shot by
Officer Bretze, was brought before
United States Commissioner Kidd and
held in $500 bonds to await action of
the federal grand jury. Schmidt ad-
mits to robbing the p~ostofice at Union
Hill. Kankakee county, and came here
TO sell the stolen stamps. He also al
mits serving two terms at Joliet peni-
Tertiary and being wanted for viola
ton of parole. The postofice at Farm
e~rsville was robbed Saturday night,
and it is believed Schmidt is the rob-
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-11-09

Charles z. Kellogg 4 Co. have APP
pealed To the supreme court from a
Judgment Of SS,737 given in Dawes
county in favor of Reynard T.. w.
Spargur. The suit arose over a bill Of
goods.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-11-09

At De Hart, Mont, an east bound
Northern Pacific train was partially
wrecked by the breaking of a switch
rod. Seven passengers were killed
and several injured. The train was
cunning IS miles an hour.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-11-09
Burned with Contsats,

Word has been received in Red Clold,
Neb., that the barn and contents of
James Mcintosh, living six miles
northwest of that city, were entirely
consumed by fire on last Saturday ev-
ening. The family were in town at
the time. The barn was insured for
$1,000 in the Union Fire Insurance
company. The loss willibe about $500.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-11-09

The Farmers and Merchants bank at
Jackson Center, o., was blown open
and II is stated that ST., 500 was secured.
Citizens aroused by the explosion
poured into the streets only to be
driven in by heavily armed and masked
men who escaped on a hand-car over
the Ohio Southern railway.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-11-09
WISCONSIN.

Returns from one-twentieth of the
precincts in Wisconsin, including u
few precincts in Milwaukee,, indicate
that McKinley's plurality Of l0s,6l2 in
1896 will be more than equalled.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-11-09

President Mckinley has carried Mich
igan beyond doubt. Conservative esti-
mates places his majority at 5000.
His majority in 1896 was 4l,542.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-11-09

The dangerous work OF coal mining
is almost a third as fatal as the bat
tlefeld, for OF every 1000 miners 23.2
are killed every year in the perform
ance OF their work.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-11-09

Thesjourneymen plumbers of Pitts
burg, who have been on a strike since
October z, returned to work. The
strike was compromised, both sides
making concessions.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-11-09

Bryan will hold the solid south.
Kentucky will re in the Bryan column,
Maryland is claimed by both sides.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-11-09

The contract for furnishing the
quartermaster's department Of the
United states army with 1000, 600
yards OF khaki cloth was awarded 70
the American Khaki mills ut 20 cents
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-11-09
MICHIGAN.

Virginia is safe for Bryan by a good
majority.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-11-09
SOUTH

The democrats elect all congressman
In the state.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-11-09

When women say men must be
handled with tact" they usually
mean that they must be deceived.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-11-09
FALLS OVER A BANiSTER
Editor of Hay City, Mich, Paper In
stantiy Killed.

Frank McPhillips, editor Of the Bay
City Tribune, at Bay City, Mich, fell
YER the banister of the stairway in
the old library building at midnight
and fractured his skull. He died about
ten minutes later. McPhillips was
well known in many Michigan news
paper Offices, having formerly been a
UriutAr
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-11-09
VIRGINIA.

Bryan's majority will be over IT'S, 900.
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- Iie sSeierli6feiten gum 100
idbrigen Subildum Der grribtune
bes &eeierIngsiibes in @aibingtpn
baben in Der 8unoesbauptltaot am
Wtitttpub Murgen ourf einen @m,
pfang Der @puuerneure aller Staa-
ten uno 9erritprien ourb Den Yrdli.
benten ibren Gnfana genUmmen.
- giniee Der Saupt= pt=8abnlinien,
iuelde 8iise stpilden Stem gurt lno
Chicago lallfen laiien, baben be-
IhlplIen, pum l. Sanuar ab @eiita
liden unb Golden, Die iid) Dem
Dienlte Der 3elieiun ipiomen. feline
Salb=Haten=9idets mebr su uer=
taufen.
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1i1ert, oaB es nibt tpabrl6einlid)
tpdre, oaB England lih auf Die pun
ameritaniiber Settle eetpiinibte
Gmenoirung bes 6ap Yauncefote=
Vertraees. unb stuar in 8esug aui
bic Yefeiti3una Der beioen s(usednae
oes giicaraeua Ganales, einlaiien
tueroe.
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unter entipredenoen 5eierlibfeiten
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Scr batbe Sent.

IS ii cine Sewssuns i'm @unes. cine Gin eaib-
Sent. .Muu,s in Den @ereineien Staaten III allgs=
mcinrn c,sbraud ;u brnsen geridieoene gori&Idls
Fno Der &soieruns esmatt wOroen. uno es purSe
Gin pou ben Ghefs Der arosen Sepurtement edoen in
ben psri6isSsntn sroBsn Stdotsn oes sauien eauoes
undergraduates Sotumcnt iiberrritt. webes eas Ss=
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artitel iur l2t 9ents uno dbnlihe Yrells pcriauIt
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ler Nahahmuuacn III lseed iet eiiem baben Sahr.
buubert nifts auiesipulmen. eas 6oietttrs Magcrl=
titers els,t,ane einem Der groBsn sSoblibdter Ole
bus sRsnihenatihledht je estannt bat. Sele Ar,nei
balt geritopfuns. yerSauunaseioeu, Gpsperhe.
@aucptreiune. NerpoHiat uno Stblufoigt.lt uno
perhltst Wlalaria uno ialies 6eber Us ii pen
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traae iib nit Der Nbiidt, Die rieli.
gen giIenperfe bes rgiienf0nigs
BON Neuntirhen, Jrbr. BON Stumnl
uno 0albere, an3utaufen uno nit
ben 1rupp' Iben gtabliiiements 81
pereinisen. 9as @eriidt erlbeint
iniofern elaubbait. als 5rbr. oDn
Shlrnm unb 6alberg frunt 1T uno
feinen Sobn bat, Der Die 9eitung
Der auseebebnten giieniperfe ilber'
uebmen f6nnte.
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@as pirtlidb gut 1T. bridbt iih ibnell
Habn. llnb 10 III es audi bem nenen
Bier Der "San Antonio Brewing Asso-
citation" (gitp.Branerei) er9ansen. es
bot ben Wartt erobert unb 1T hente oas
bepprauate @etrdnt aller 4iebbaber zines
famoien 9ropIens. Mn 0ehalt. Jeinheit
unb @oblaeihmad Itebt es uniibertrDjfen
ba. Die porslalicbem gieenidhaften bic
ies Wieres, 6auptidblid aud feline Be-
lbmmlibfeit, iinb ibnea erfannt lporoen
unb fnben pone @iirbiaung. Nls er'
friIhen6es. deficiencies. fdrtenbes. an.
reaenbes unb burititilenoes Getranf in
es uuidbdsbar.
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berrldt eroBe BeioraniB iueaen oes
buftonoes Der &Dniein 8ifturia.
Seitoem oieielbe erfabren bat, oaB
ibre 9uhter, Die &aiierin 6rieorih.
am 9alsfrebs unbeilbar erfranft lei
unb nur nod ipenige Munate leben
t6nne, ipn bic 6Dnigin iebr bernnters
aefonmen iein. Sbr iunit gutter Ip-
petit uno Shlaf iino perihuun.
ben. NnoererieitS miro iie oft bel
IilGe poer bel ipibtigen Staatsgele=
oenbeiten BON elmer uniiberipinolihen
SHlaHuft befallen.
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9. .. Blantpn BON Tbaderpille.
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$500 an 1oftprs@ebiibren fir cine
freiIenoe @unoe om 8ein. Die
Ner,te tuullten oann sn elmer Gms
satotiun id)reiten. aber er beilte lie
nit einer Shadtel p8udlen's Irs
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December an iuieber regelntdBig lau=
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aliden poroen. oaB iid General
Gbaffee rueeen oeS briisfen Zones
ieines Briefes an ben 5elomarihall
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eine freilnolibe Ginlaouna gum
Friibitiid iiberianote.
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SINE Gdadtsl BON 1utt's Yilsn es'
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Ter allcn umltauOen iammtlite ourh Der
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0ulf Sbpre 0abn.
VI 8 ( q 3 r t,

Nbfabrt.
slafl StodboIe, tdalidl. ausgenpmnen
Sonntags. ..,........ .o:Uu Sprhl.
Antunft.
Yun Stodbaie, tdalidb. ailsgcnommien
Spnntnas. 800 Hadlm.
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Tim Grfdltnng In einem 1aee 5n
heilsu, nsbm. man -eoyatpe Hrcmo Cninin.'
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psnn ieins 9tilune srfpls, Y: ". @roses un'sr'
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Rad, Neiu Orleans, Spuitpn uno Gal.
peitpn tdgIih. ........ l2:OO geitta9s.
Nah 81 Yaio. Californian nno gerito
800 Born.
1ad Noro-5eras. ct. Souis nno ebiea'
90 (Katy Flyer ...... 500 Nbenos.
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Bon @alpeiton. Souiton unb gnero tag
lid, 200 Nbenos.
gon Corpus gbrifi. aranias 9ab nno
Beepille tielidb. .........l l.So Na1m.
Bon Borne uno 8errpine. tdglid1. aus
aenommen Senntaes :. 1885 Born.
Bon Borne uuo 8erroille. Sonntags. -.
800 Mben6s.
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gitu, ct. Qouis unb Chicago. taglidi.
e. ". & u. 3. Depot .7:45 Ytorgens.
9iach Waeo. Sort g9ortb, Dallas &c. (uom
Suniet- Depot ......... .S:O0 Nbenos.
Intunit:
Bon Chicago. ct. 9ouis, aanias eitp.
Dallas, Sort 99prtb nno sSaco, tdglid]
(Suniet Depot ).......... $3.50 Norm.
Yun sSaco, Sort @ortb. Dallas &C. u.
VI. & VI. y. 9epptl -. 1920 Nbenos.
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TT.

Yon Rorb. 5eras. ct. 9ouis uno Chicago
(Katy Flyer $50 Worsens.
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peiton tdglid). .4:45 Had]m.
Bon 81 gaio, Californian uno geeIifo
7.30 Nbenbs.
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q. u. & u. y. 0abm.
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Nab galpeiton. Souiton unb gnero tag
Iio. .8:45 Born.
gaaH Corpus Gbriiti, Mranias TaB nno
VeepilIe tdoIid,. 2:20 Nadm.
Nad, 8Grne nno aerrpille, tdelid1, aus
aenommen Sunntags. -. 2:4o Nahm.
gad1 Borne unb 8errpilIe. SDnntags..
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-12-12
Otabnfe 6ptel BAR,
SIt 0puitun StraBe.
gDm. Wlutb, .... Gigentbiimer.

gNm. Wlmtb, 80. Gigentbiimer.
lhan finoet bier ein porSiiellhes
8las Bier unlerer beiniihen Vralles
reien. Yelonoere gnerfennllng oer=
oienen Die gSeine. Gigarren, Wtis'
ties. 2iauDre &C. 0ieie Wirtblfaft
erfreut iid] oes ausaeSei6neten &u=
fes, su ben angenebmiten IuIents
baltsorten Der Staot su sdblen.
- Die ih6niten Weibnahts'aben
Iino bel 6 riber Bro 8. 81 baben.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1900-04-02
FRENCH NAVAL PLAN.

The plan recently laid before the
French chamber of deputies for in
crease of the navy contemplates the ex-
pendirure of 958,0OO,00O francs, Of
which 235,OO0,OOO are for completing
ships already on the stocks, $4,000, 900
for LIT additional new vessels, includ-
ing LIZ torpedo boats; 134,000,000 for
ports and arsenals, 85,000,000 for coast
defenses and 55,0OO,OOO for naval sta
lions in the colonies. Germany and
Russia also are adding to their pro-
grams in like proportion. The build
ing program of the United States, and
even that of England, looks small by
comparison. 1t is to be borne in mind,
however that these paper ships take a
long time to get converted into steel
realities.