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Decorah-posten., 1900-06-22

pumpet aloeles tsrrs fOrdi ffaffe Varo
til ale Seitene.
Oct melt interrssfants oeo Waeoet
bar 5iliteoeparelisn al snosl gdmls
Ssttlers ira geqop Weoicine os ReoS
tpooo. De tom bib til Qanoet meo
fine 5orRlore fra bet norolige gorg..
De 8amle snIfeoe at inOe ct Sjem
for fig os fine Sern, boor 5remtioen
ldd lpIere, o9 ida ilos be fig neo langs
Winnelo ta 8aIep. Men unoer Sns
oiansrs llroIigbeoerne / 1852 bIeO
mango al 5or9lbrene Ttalpsret. %
9srnens reooeoe fig fun oeo at itiule
fig / bet hsie 8rGs langs Nprerne.
Wdnse al oisIe Dor MI paa Sisietunz
Re~ierpationsn % bar TONNE bib NED
Torat bore % ie 9uosrner 2ino %
0ommer 5lanorsnu, Der gioroe Iad
meget fprat boloe STIR paa SSnoidnerns
pdd ben 5io. 8s bdpot reiit oper 70
Mil.
6upernsr Climb % q. 8. Scribe,
Settlermebets Yraiibent, antom 81.
II, cg bet bar oa allereoe lioligt paa
plaoien, iost fire MuIittorps ipiaebe
paa furtielige Steber. Oct fsrfte
pau Brogrammst bar &. .. Ssrbss
9eltOmittdle, Der mopto9ss meb msgen
gegeiitring. San tunogioroe, at in
gen fIere Saler Dilbe BIZ bolot for
Slotten ct, ida 9dmmeltarerne funbe
faa I%nleoning iii at rnite binanbens
!99nber og gienopfrifte gdmle Minbsr.
Slotten ct bar bet fad 8ubernsr
Ginos Sur. 6dn bolot en- mseet pen
% interesiant Suls, bpori ban f~ortulte
ON be @ienpOroigbeoer, iom ban ieIp
og bans 5plt matte 9%jsnnemgaa, od be
fsrit tom bib til Staten, bporoun ban
miiteoe fin arm o H., en- 8eretnin9,
Der brdgte Saarer / Ginene paa mo-
item ale Stliteosp9renoe. Oerefter
optraabte fere "%lptuIe" Salere 90
@aidion Brothers fra WaoiIon igrz
geoe for fortrinlig Duff. Dpmmer
Slanoreau bar oespGrre binbret fro
at tomme, men Der par iaa mango an
bre Saler, at bele 0agen blep pptuget
aQigspel.
Oct er %dnilauet af Soft, Ipm bar
Circle paa iligt, at bet bar ben Itprite
5oltemasis, ipm nogeniiroe bar O9ret
/ Roropeiten uoenfpr 9perns,
pg bper iiar reiite biem tilfrebs meo,
bodo be baooe bsrt og feet.
Oct bsr Del ogiua incomes, at bette
Gano, ipm i 1888 bar optdget at
Sranitm9no pg SnoiuHsre, MI uogipr
en- blomitrenos, norIt aoloni. R9s
fen boer eneite Settler / en- Smtreos
af % Mil sr Nprbmano. X
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-22
ct hiitoriif Steo.
Se ganlc Settleres Aarsmsbe peo
Gao aui Barrie, Wiun.

Sac qui parle, 16De SUM- 1900. -
De sdmle Settlsre al Gbippstpa og
Sac qui purle iamleoes isadr til
4arsmsoe paa osres gamle biitoriI tie
plaos oeo Sac qui Yarls Rtper, oms
trent en- balp Mil ira ben samle
2anosbp Sac qui Yarle. 0tnne
Ylabs, Iom eiss at De gamle Settleres
5orenin9, bar bet fsrite Stptte 2anp,
Iom bleo "ftlso" i Sac qui parle
Gountp. Plaoien er b~epotiet meo
tore osilise Stpsgetrasr. Den file
2anosbp Sac qui Parle er b~etisnot
iom ben 9loite 2anosbp / Staten.
Def fsrite man bsrer noget ON ben
bar / 1852, Do en- sanIte itOr frunlt
aoloni tom neo fra 5uoion Og osrfra
neooper Reo Rioer 0aIen % opretteDs
en- Station for 9dnoeI meo Snoiaz
nerne bet Qar. Ostte bar mango,
mango Iar. for Der etiiitereoe noget
ilist ipm Minnedpolis ug st. paul.
Def bar ganife ndturligt, at ben
gamle 2anDsbp Gao qui Yarle itulDs
BIZ ct Centrum for frsmtioig llopits
ling, pg Wtisiion9rer og 9~soOinger
meotes berfpr Der forat for6dnole.
Der er in9sn 5pil ON, at Sac qui
parle / gamle 9age bar ct lise Iaa
pigtist Steo for Snoianerne, iom G6is
cuso er for ROropsitens gsfoltning
ioag. Oct antagss at p9re omtring
25 gesruOeliesitsoer omtring benne
samle 2anOsbp, og 5olt, Der interess
iersr Zig for 9amle Eager, tommsr
bib bpert Iar forat srbpsrpe ct eller
anbet fra be inoianIts gsgraoeliess
iteber.
s 2~anosbpsn Gao qui garle bleu
ben fgrite SperInttelIs al 9ibelen til
SioursS proget uOfsrt. Den fsrIte
airtetlotts, Der nogsniinbe isnote fine
Walmtoner uo ooer Winnsiotas Slets
ter, ringeoe | oenne 8p; bet ferite
W9teitab melem Spios / Belt for
Wisiisfippi blep iubsaaet / Gao qui
pdrle, ioet Gioeun 8. pouno bleo
Oist til Surub goupp, en- Softer al
3. 8. WiQiams's !Suftru. 9ielIen
forrettsoss al Yuitor g. 81. 9rioas.
Sac qut Yarle bar psiaa 2Gren for
ben fsrite ..5orooIins" at lib, Iom
fdnot Steo / 1888. Qaret eiter latte
DIR. 9usgins op en- 99pitol, % 10
Siours Sotnosr og to bigger p9peoe
ldapas messt Ssi beer, at De ft Tia
ajolsr.
Paitor q. g. 6ussins f~oreItoo 2es
Oelien at ben INSTRUMENTATION, Tom
blep oprettet | Gao aui pdrle, men ban
blep ituot al en- Snoiansr, mems ban
fob / jim egen Stueosr.
Den fsrIts Slibeiten, iom fanotes
| Staten, bleD brust / Sac qui Barrie,
ligsiaa ben fsrite qmboIt. -
Deb bort Msos isaar bar bet Iaa
rimeIigt, at Ri oilbe faa ben Itsrlt,
6orIamling, iOm nogsniinos bar parst
ieet minnsintn WnIsn 0st ~,
nsmlis bstienOt, at @uosrnsr Climb,
0ommer Slanoreau os SENATOR So6n.
ion ira ct. Peter pilpe bli 0aaens
So~peotalsre, % allereoe oso 10 Siosu
ON 6ormioouasn bar ben fore Tsolte,
flare iamlst. Der antages at 6apt
paret melsm 5000 % 1000 Msnne.
Ter tilitsoe. Der par ialfulo one,
1900 "Sedms". os flere 9renS. blet
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-22
On inr TIL 1euemaene M~atisnaIpars. 8!

Vn FUR TIL Deuomfone ySationaIparf - Su
itoita ReifeNilbrlns af W{rs u. 3. anuub'su. Deb
II seiftbinebsr, reprobuc.rst .'ttr 6ptoarattr.
cnnrrie mso GiGrIigbeeen, al Souas Ste en-
Itbsn norton SiitOris. men mtb bpbt gIppr bag
bet aomtTe.
vt Sfueens Tran,n en- qribenbe Srnaeots ira
be itore Sfpgs 9tpro,UtiuH.ipta.
10 in,aa fsGffo. sfter ben uiorIientIiss 'otuIte
6ortnnsr psUrtt Wransr.
SuiefocIo, Sgt.
Gbriifina al 2pcrias, 8ntap MosIfS Iatttr-
en- ht'torif Stitis ON b,nHs ~bseopebe. ,genraaoigs.
~letfnbigs % ~uitprtge iotrit &ou9sbattr..
iouef, Of Saeob 6tlbith.
Dir Bats, en- i~p9nbcnoe Glsfanthtitoris fra 9ubtsu.
@rme 0trfes Srano pinieoaa 28ee Raj
al Stitortfertn q. VI. Gperlanb.
Scr SurtGuinser, eitrr ben ~bstitnbt, iosnffe Iigttr
aueI't gInnns.
Rapnfeu Src1Saooe, al sbiunft SrsnooIb On
~tortrtrItg Smaaebio al ben gamls iSlauoIte saga.
~Iiteratur.
Sarot Sasboro, a' 9atob 9tIbit1.
S~aibineton ! mn @eIpenins - rnara. 'pr,ote.
biottI ntisubts. tntrreS'outt GplpSntrstr on, agoH.
bets f}aOsr".
Sni. elite efter ben rusiitr Tiater Iuftotsuaii.
xDiet paa Egnten, en- libsn paitrr Sulefprtalire.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-22
Spr Gjemmet, H 'sns4 Scr ' SSSulfets S%(lmataf.

Sra 9annart bar nj mootuset ct tort Cplas al -6urtGOtnaer fra ben
betInote 6o!fets Nlniamaf", Rp. l % :. en- al bhie Bigger Tan MI E.
booes Iot Yrpmc meo 8Iaoct. Sper az bhie 8paer bar pmtrra 1870
Bileber, oppenos % mpripmne.
TceprabsR often % 0co 2lrncn ST 90 for ct War mb beun.
HrHmie.
vi bar eroel tioi9ere Nargauee al Deb Nruen os pi bill fenoe en- aaraana
frt I'll upe Gbonnenter. iaal9nge Spta9et porer R1e abonuenter oil aInaS
taa: 3ecorab'Hohen TO G8an9e ON u9en iOr ct aar, Deb Arueu en- Gang ON
u8en euer S32 roe SIoer, en- 1lore Nareans al Seo Arnen (Sa Sosr Iaut
en- n9rpttulo Yr9nnle, alnammen for s12o.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-22
- troif SseIsr. W g. Sc'b.

- troif SseIsr. ~ G. 9c'n.
csh paa ssiiieIoet. nj 1bsoSor eafoar.
st;reIaoosn. 9aIs en- llngOOmsten. af q. Ssrs.
Berg.
c'aar Der eaI ffripss til etersbrsr. Otter
6:Hrii mrarsr.
cf cit RorppoIiarers 5asbos. SuEGoiom
SsbStamp. Otter q. OTHERS.
Suffer Dur vi Rorbnbl Rol'tn.
Ibbseens Sape. VI SObu J. a'ssist
Siaitnen.
Hummer Ggann. &f Grrul'.
3iIioh. 6ortnnins al Glii, aubert.
cp:Itlors. gf 9atob 9, Bun.
S,cnrS StanItp % bans afrifafGrou.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-22

Snmaffinen -Susperueu' no. 5, ION leo
!jsbte Of 9em for nj Raaueoer iioen, liter
Iss uomarfet soot, os ben arbeloer til min
lube 2tlirsbsihIlelie os sr en- iano grpb
Quiet. Seq pil bsrior anbeials oeutl eubusr.
iom transsr en- Spmaiilus, De oil, bpis b,
tjsber ben, ipare fig tpre Dollars. 9raaten
par SITS. &rbsoisT, " Rsiisn, peibera
Winn
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-22

hALFToNEs ira gsuoptoae gationats,,.
Angel Terrace.
Obsidian Cliff.
Gibbon Canyon and River.
Excelsior Geyser,
The Riverside Geyser.
The Grotto Geyser.
3antpffibet "3tnoh" paa gs1orfpr. sch
Crtbprb paa 9antp1tlbet
Gpsisftrna et stp,t, posnfor bet so,ra, Tan
Bort Selifab paa 1oppen Of 3urraDer ma, IN
Cob Ocsr Socst 10 Dob sns ben sns aunt
SleEre tgien.
Cite foIerertoe 90 nafurtrs etthoatashI,
ieesr, 6x9!
Minerva Terrace-bsrrr' til Qrrmn,bos,us sis IA
Old Fatthul Geyser. d
Castle Well. Castle GeYser .".........g
Crater OF the Obiong. ......
Code Gate. east entrance. .....,..... %
Point Lookout and Great Falls. .....m.a
Inspiration Point from Grand View...S
Great Falls Of the Yellowstone n
Cnlsr bliss, 8 otthoerdf,r sr 'aa msatt ftsrr, NH m
fsrit al bsfsut. at be life quOt tan b,'tts prrnp.
hoa,u, 90 Ut isuosr benz bsripr 'prTilt. liatb,rr,
Der sr 'eritsfIasiss a1e EtIe. pas'cr til g~raprpSl,
snsr hi at bnpe cit Napps for rpb:varnsJ
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-22

To Ola ETA rune ia esarfsI. o. 9f,,btritlS
beoSoiutb,. NJ ahrfian psur,sIaa
emaapsrs al @snrtf "a sresLans.
@ssieseans. glpauttssHtus al Dr.
Srieeen "@miIp ssrano".
Spor RartbsI bsnter aGbIsmep.
aiIt or cie f~orIaot.
@n Siainabthoris. w Eruul'.
Bore Vrgfetnter paa Srterfssbt.
2tormnafteu. W Sotoo pilbitt.
On 5crnoaRsIts. gf en- tussIf aapt,tHs srs
ortuatr.
On samneI 6tfcris. 3,t fsrft Damprib, n
bar o1r,t giorae. VI q.
Ten funitforitanoiae Or. Dsou. " TabHas
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-22

3 6amlt"S9snn9 SO 6 CT 10 pahe tplprereoe Ptneoer oa bpert gtlsos
e. irgr II SoaSrsr' 3t tsrne 8tleoe sr ct snbdgse sftr gaert al
aHpemain; eern9t Irager ira inbre @Uis, eier GRaeri at eterSbr8;
s 1Travsast , Ta S1Stsrsnsisn i9sIeosS al Gters5sre; aSrnsn r ct ssittroaS
SGtrrrn. eer WnIcrt al 5ebemaun; 1ans pa paapm, eter gRaleri al Q.
@sunteei Stncarfuhnl eier Maier; Niskn hinlrr Julesriku. eihr IRA.
al Wibelm &arlen.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-22
Semitic Sesntng 10. 6 (nteb 8iaeSer)

pl bore 2Gfs Hoe at faa fuloiummsu paa SGoe meo be foresoGsnbe
Grmrc, al botle be 10 fote ubgt Gpas Of $4,000. getrast iSssuOs
...SuoboIo..
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-22
SanoRort oper Noroe
stsrrsiSe 20x43 somuer
SiOr SomTsr ri 2eeorab.gOhens lOaOsr cOerenstOmf mO aISst
10000 Gremplarer al Noraesfartet.

pun II pGa at bette lille er nosen Cheap John aHGrs, me be. bs6rs
San pUhr;i ION s ars g gr ,o8 no9enlnoe pa bat. 5t e lle noan pug
UeptoOuHph, meh r0t tn oe 1ortme Bldoer lpm Wor9es pfncele RWt AL
Samnehn9nn9 Jag en- 4ommelot o8 maal no pa &r8sen 20 5ommr
Sfeooeh % 40 S@H9oen % iG bpteH 5aoe bet pu oGitt Sdte enu eF
Riss8rsnofr, amteeroni1. Soeoeisrauofer aisbaaper andre spsr,
rambler Stpeshattoner NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IampRfbs amtsbsHtpn,
Snfr' @aaros, eetr, 1uuhbpher, Ssrnbanenattoner 90 3aHsm@
Sppfopste DC otsisFs Ntpo o. SieIspee ofp.
9esutsn gtosS &hauoSobeaer meuem ber Citation pa isHuoe StrubaHT:
UsHbamerns 90 @repfabsSancn, Jaosbantm, gosiebanen.
aopso' 90 8'nssptnasnsauen, Sopso % yorobausue FAINT SmaaitHsea"eh
De- er nomGret 8ot o9 imutt % oil pare Ell Ypo etbuGt Sjem, Yaa
paauoeh9t Horgcsart. Stprreren er AZ lommer but os 20 3pmmrr brL.
acne Mof9eataf p u paa bet beone anbepe Oct er nmurhgus lite pR!
III al pGh9e, paa Sa88en ir Stae, men Der e befemt I'll at brn8es ,6on
tpF Qpe 0f NRe po. Saan@n .ta at be ian N eitr. naar be taller mNotgs
% SlWs ~ nn0e lpnheal9e Snosnuone. C8 bet er 10 nose, lOm n mnm
S@Pre na oe oil 9se VI leHoer aaiet Ell tr 8pHpout, bppr pt m
@enfhes Se9 oil N uraaoe bore GGiere at BABE fine Barter heGet @n
S9neom 9 Stou1 laa be ian bGEscs op eur rules iamneu Slaatao m'
tor Npr9esrHet bctales IS Gems eTua.
ehs aart ioer mere mo nosm BrGmeboe, III enoun bar hlbuot na
Snet or tor got Tor SerorahsEphsus abonnentr.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-22
SGsning 90. II GQuftrere,
Snnbglb
9aorab.guHens npe gramiebos for 1899 1900

sr M tarOs % isnOes til nus, baaOe upe % sOme abOnnenter, Der bar BET
ct Iar l Eorifmo.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-09-10
WONDERS OF THE ICEBERG.
No Human Architect Could Rival Its
Artistic SpIendors.


All the architecture OF the world is rep
resented in natures iceberg designs. Some
times a little berg will have the appear
ance Of an Arabs white tent as it rides
on a desert-lColling sea: another, its sharp
outlines softened in the vaporous atmos-
phere, gill appear like a domed mosque in
green marble. 4 cluster of Chinese pa
godas comes drifting slowly down the cur
rent. followed by a stately Gothic cathe-
dral. early style. Then comes a coliseum,
and beyond a huge man-Ofw war floats down
the current, its stem submerged, with
foam grandly breaking over it. the stern
seventy-fye feet aloft
For every cubic feet of ice above water
there are seven cubic feet below. When
a large berg is seen 1t is, therefore. quite
impossible TO realize its full size; the
mind can hardly conceive that an object
which has all the appearance of actually
riding on the surface should in reality
only be raising one-eighth of its bulk above
the water
Even those who have studied icebergs
at close quarters find IT impossible to con-
ceive their colossal bulk. berg that
stranded In Melville Bay, for instance
weighed 1000, 900. GOO tons, 1t was aground
in water half a mile deep. Another berg
was found to measure two and a half
miles in length and two miles in breadth
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-09-10
ACTOR MCDOWELL IN JAIL.
His Newly Welded wife Files Suit
for Separation.

NEW YORK. Sept. 9.-Wiliiam Mel
bourne Mcdowell. the actor, formerly
the husband OF Miss Fanny Davenport.
was arrested yesterday and placed in Lud-
low Street Jail, on account of a suit for
separation brought by his wife, through
her attorneys, Howe & Hummel The ar
rest was made by Deputy Sheriff Walger-
ing at the Brevoort House. and the de-
PENDANT was held in $4,000 bail by Judge
McAdam. The arrest. which is unusual In
such cases. was made to prevent the de-
PENDANTS leaving the State and so escap-
ing counsel fees and alimony.
In her complaint Mrs. Mcdowell al
leges that she was married on June Is.
1900, at Newport News. that she and her
husband then came to this city and suisse
quently made a tour Of seven weeks in
Europe. She charges her husband with
extremely Incorporate habits, and tells
Of various acts OF neglect and cruelty al
legged to have taken place on the steamer
on the way to Europe, in Paris, and in
London.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-09-10
A THIRTY-FIvE DAYS DRIVE.
Jnunt of Seattle woman With Her
Son. n Dog, and II Cat.

(From the Seattle Post Iu;ellgencer)
Thirty-iive days IN an open buggy, GOV
! erlng during that period a distance of
about 1.023 miles, between Petaluma
! Cal, and Seattle, Wash, accompanied
| only by her son, dog. and a cat is the
| wonderful feat Just accomplished by a
| Seattle woman. The lady is Mrs. E iward
| Thompson, who undertook this stupen-
| dous journey to join her husband in this
| city Nothing daunted she drove her
| spirited sorrel team, Ida and Rose.
| through dense timber and muddy roads,
| Ind held her ever ready revolver close at
/ hand for two or four footed intruders.
When interviewed at her home. Mrs.
| Thompson was inclined TO treat the I.O23
| to one side the reporters remark that
| The undertaking was unusual and Won
| derful
I'VE left Petaluma my son Ray and
| myself. June 20. | had in my possession
| a good guidebook descriptive of the
| roads and towns through California, and
| as far north as Portland and did not
feel the slightest anxiety that | should
lose my way. In Portland my guidebook
ended. and during the remainder of the
journey we relied upon information gean-
ed from people living by the roadside.
There is one experience l shall never
forget as We skirted this river. The after
noon was drawing to a close, and not desir-
ing to camp for the night in dense timber,
l was hurrying the horses on to try to
reach some suitable spot before darkness
fell. All at once a cry came from the for
est, followed by another more terrible and
longer drawn out than the first. They
sOunded human. like the shrek OF a fright
ened child. Another came, closer this
time, and my son and 1 recognized the
cry Of the cougar. Our hair stood up
straight. / think, but we had a revolver
and were ready for any emergency. We
did not see the animal. but | shall never
sorget those dismal cries. We succeeded
in reaching a farm house that night.
where We camped.
THE following day we drove to Cen
tralia, where We met Mr.. Thompson. We
spent that day camping on the Chehalis
River and the next sunday drove to
Olympit. One more day brought US to Ia
coma, where my husband and l took
steamer for Seattle leaving my son to
drive the last forty milea alone"
The team that carried Mrs. Thompson
and her son to Seattle are splendid horses,
and look as though they had not left their
stalls for weeks. Mr.. Thompson is proud
of them, and declares they can do mile
in three minutes any day. The cat and
dog are WELL but they leave the house
whenever they can and sit in the buggy.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-09-10

to abandon her policy with regard to the Philip
pines, and the justice OF cause. together with
the circumstances that you have aided America to
Danish and destroy the Spanish Government on
these islands. has won the sympathy of the press
of Europe and Japan, in fact that Of all nations
a thing that cannot escape the notice Of the
leaders Of the state in North America, especially
they know that the position America holds
in the Philippines is contrary 70 European and
Asiatic interests.
Countrymen. constaucy and patience! Because
in the prolOngatioE OF the struggle depends the
triumph OF our scheme. 7 sANDlCO-
stntc Papers Captured.
Referring to the captured correspond
ence. General Otis says:
THE character of these state papers
might prove amusing if they did not de-
pict a startling depravity on the part of
men claiming to rule by right and with
consent of the governed over populous
country men who were continually pro-
claiming that they were actuated by the
most humane convictions. and who were
constantly invoking the sympathy of en-
lightened nations for their so-called pa
triotic cause, of which they claimed to be
the lawful representatives. If, however. the
secret state papers of the class above
shown (many of which came into our pos
session through capture) are not pleasant
reading the public proclamations of these
men might be, if they were not based on
falsehoods which deceived the more ignor-
ant of the people. These men were gifted
in appealing either to the most depraved
passions of the people or to its most cul-
tivated sentiment.
Tribute to General LavtOn.
In closing the report General Otis pays
the following tribute to General Lawton:
THE loss of General Lawton was
keenly felt and deplored by the entire
corps. also by a large class of Filipino
citizens. whose respect and admiration
he had WOE by his kind treatment, SOL
dierly bearing. and continued military
successes. AS a leader of men and a
master in handling them under trying
conditions he had few equals. Whatever
the emergency. he was always found
competent to cope with and overcome
IL -
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-09-10
Mrs. Dion noucicauIt Married.

DETROIT, Sept. 9.-Mrs. Louise Thorn
dyke Boucicault. widow of Dion Bouei-
cault. the dramatist and actor. who diet
in 1891, was married in this city Friday
night to Frank Calhoun, of Boston. a
grandson of John C. Calhoun, the famous
statesman of South Carolina Frank
Calhoun is reported to be rich. He is a
member of the Boston board of trade.
Mrs. Boucicault refused to confirm or
deny that she was married to Mr.. Cal
houn. She was in her room in the thea
tire yesterday afternoon and would see
no reporters. The manage of the COM
pany said that it was true that Mrs
Boucicault and Mr.. Calhoun were mar
ried.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-09-10
MRS. MARY T. BRISTOL DEAD.
succumbs to BriGhts Disease at
Locust Valley, n. Y.

LOCUST VALLEY. n. Y, Sept 9.-Mary
T. Bristol, wife of Col. Henry B. Bristol,
died today of Bright's disease. Mrs. Bris-
toll returned in an i'll condition from her
European trip about a month ago, but
gradually improved after her arrival, and
her death came very unexpectedly. She
was the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Valen-
tine Frost and WAS born in Locust Valley
in 1889.
Deceased was married twice. Her first
husband, Charles Redmond, died about
twelve years ago. Mrs Bristol enjoyed a
wide acquaintance in this locality aud also
in Washington, where her town house is
located
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-09-10
wooDFoRD,s CLOSE CALL.
Ex-Minister to Spain Saved From
PIunGing Horses.

NEW YORK. Sept. 9.-Prostrate and
stunned before a team of plunging horses
in front of Trinity Church in Broadway
yesterday morning, a gentleman who was
recognized by several alarmed pystanders
as Gen. Stewart L. Woodford lay in i'm
minent danger of death or serious injury
when Jeremiah J. Haggerty, who was
passing by dashed to his rescue. HagEerty
lifted the fallen man TO his feet just in
time to avoid the wheels Of a heavy truck.
10 which the excited horses were harness
ed. Dazed and hardly conscious Of his
narrow escape the rescued man went his
way. refusing further offers OF assistance.
General Woodford was crossing Broad
way on his way to his office, at Is Wall
Street. when he stepped into one OF the
excavations made by the wOrl,men who
are laying new tracks for the cable lire,
and fell prone in the driveway.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-09-10
THE PRESIDENTS PLANS.
VIII Leave Today to Attend the Mar
riage of His Niece.

The President and Mrs. Mckinley will
leave this morning at IL o'clock for
Somerset, Pa, to attend the marriage OF
Miss Mabel Mckinley and DR.. Hermanus
Baer. They will travel in a private car
over the Baltimore and Ohio lines, and
will reach Somerset about 6 o'clock in the
afternoon. DR.. Rixey, the President S
physician. and Secretary Cortelyou. with
one of the executive department steno-
graphers. will be in the party. The Presi-
dent will reach Canton Thursday after
noon, and it is not known when he will re-
turn to Washington.
Postmaster General and Mrs. Smith
were guests of MIR. and Mrs. Mckinley at
dinner last evening. Afterward the party
took Icing drive. Secretary Wilson. At
torney General Griggs. Secretary Hitch
cock, and Adjutant General C0rbin we're
with the President for a short time last
evening
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Among the Washingtonians who have re-
Gently arrived at Atlantic City are: Mr..
and Mrs. Fred McDonough, Miss Burnett,
Mrs. E. S. Randall, Mrs. McCreedy. Mrs.
d. G. Adee and the Misses Adee. William
F. Hail. D. P. Swope, Theodore W. Swayze
Samuel Felahd Isaac r. Hit and family.
o. ]. Rickett and wife. C. E. Cannon and
wife. W. ]. Wells. C. R. Pickford F.
Brown. Mrs. Kingsbury and family, Mr..
and Mrs. James Berry and son, L. F. En-
glesby and family.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-09-10
WILDWOOD.

EXTRA ATTRACTION THIS WEEK.
The through service. together with ole OF
the best performances ever at any resort near
Washington drew large crowds to this popular
resort last week The management were so we'll
pleased with the performance that they have en-
gagged the entire company for this week, and viii
add scientific sparring exhibition between Miss
Annie Curry late Of London, champion lady
boxer Of London and America. and c. J. Lewis,
4 well-knowH instructor in this art. The boxing
match will be no tame affair; this together with
the Deltiro's knife and battle axe Implement;
the great de Ivan, in marvellous fe1ts OF contor-
tion; Miss Nedot, in seriocomic songs has the
makeup OF one OF the best entertainments ever
free. scott
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Morsgaged for a MILLION.

LANCASTER, Pa, Sept 9-The Cham
pion Iron and Separating Company yes
terday gave a mortgage to The Real Estate
Trust Company, of Philadelphia, for
81. 900. eco on its real estate In Martic and
Conestoga townships, this county, where
IL is about 10 operate extensive magnetic
ore mines. Charles ID. Cramp, of Phila-
delphia. is president OF the iron company
and d. c. Clark secretary.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-09-10
Deutschland Passes the sciIIy Islands

LONDON, Sept 9.--The Hamburg
American Line steamer Deutschland, from
New York. September 4, for Plymouth and
Hamburg, passed the Scilly Islands at
1910 o'clock tonight.