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Decorah-posten., 1900-10-05

ten efter moberne Metbobe, Soil
ftrsmmebe til fra ale 3anter og
fnart bar Bonnie Serre ct foltfomt %
blomftrenbe Settlement. Stebet tuns
be forIansft ia paret aisbftab. bpis
bet lite bapbe beret for en- enfelt
Omitrnbisbeb. 3ompanierne eier,
Tom iast. alt 2anb. os be bar beitem
Zig til lite at ialse en- eneite CONNIE
neraf. ba be en- batter Dag tunoe fda
8rus for at srape en- Sbatt eaer ars
lasge en- Smeltebptte, bpor Der nu
er Gaber os Jorretninssbufe. De
nsies berfor meo at leie bort 9uss
tomter paa @aremaal ps f~orbebolber
fig ale Rettisbeber for Sremtiben.
Der er piitnot MI insen legal 9ins
bring for, at 8pen funbe intorpores
res ps FORTUNES meb Mapor, 8praab,
politi, Stole= os @abetommisiion
ps alt bet pprise munieipale Silbes
hsr. men bette er lite blet siort fins
psltben af ben Grunb, at 3ompanis
erne lille pnfter bet. Os 8efoltninsen
retter fig lopalt efter bette Snife, ba
be ertjenber, at 2ompanierne er alt
for Bonnie Serre, os at bet fafti'f er
9%rubebriften, fom birette eIer inN
rette ernerer belle 9pens 8efolfning.
Ilt, bpab ben blomItrenbe 8p MI
eier al ofentlise Gmbebsmanb er en-
aonitabel % en- Sreosbommer.
aompanierne bar anlast en- Slass
itor part, bpor oerss .aontorsr og
andre 8psninser finoes fprebt oms
firing; faalebes en- gant, ct BOTTOM
tor ps ct Soipital meb e~egsbolis.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-05

"Galise ere be Dpbe iom b. | 1ers
rem bereiter. So. Manben tiger, at d
Ital bpile fra beres Nrbtioer. met Des
res Uierninser fsIse meb bem.'
aiselehes: "5ooer, ies befuIer min
aano / bine Srhper.."
gun ipareDe til besse fine Nopne,
tbi, Tom en- Mdrtbd bar bun om9pssts
Zig for fit iOrbife aalb. men slemte
lite unoer bette ben sobe Del, ION,
Maria palsie; bet 8ibnesbprb CT BET
benbes Manb pg Born en- 2rsit al
tuune gipe benbe.
ut @enner / og enbos ubenfor
gpen prpbsbe Qisbaaren meb talrise
aranbie bar pisielis en- taus noids
lelie at astelfe for ben 4fbebe @faapels
fom Snmpotbi meb be fsrsenbe Gftsrs
labte; noset. Tom bisfe peb at i1tie
0ris pau oe l1nse bill minbes meb
1atnemmeliabeb.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-05
Set bar em Chiffon.

Ser fprleben Dag penote en- eptlotl
opneo paa en- 9rrnp / MisIisIppi, os
bet famine Srattement iii en- 8ielper
(, WiscpnYin, % ben flptieoe Sopn>
ibipz @ranIen etiteos borte / Rebra'fa,
bl9ite ale Stapene ub at en- Srenpe@
plnstenpe / Sptpu, Iaa intet anbst enb
Sunet / Ssnben bar isien, ben foran>
brebe llaebagen / Ohio. pr9bte en- ers
Zig Snbiansrdgent / bet fierne Teiten.
bleIte 6aaret at en- ifalbet Manb |
Seras, brebte en- ianbbru Saefsrer /
Sninois, blefte bort "Mortgoaen" pda
en- Sarm / Minneiota, blriie bort
Sprafferne / ct Sierbe / Safota og
tog al ginben ub al en- g Prohibitions
Saler | aanias.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-05
60 Gneboere.
Zen floiic al be to Yrsore, iom isstc
GnipmDeb lur 80 Aar iiDen.

Geoarpile. q. s., lite Dit. = 5 en-
treoioe 6pos 9usbaao, lom ligstr
opbt / Ulprene runot Bad Greet, blep
SBiliam Nidfparo Ssnoag iunpsi
bob. !4an blep u Iar sammel.
CHARLES oe Wiliam gBidiparb, Iom
ior 80 gar iiosl bIsp ruineret pep
Utposans / 5orretnineer, be- lutiebe at
bo alene fisrni fra ben traple Ysrben.
De bapoe pGret belbige / 5orretnins
/ en- lioen 9p paa MarpIanos apIi.
Seeas bar ugifte. De FIT Wobsana
os table al @eIitanb os 2ipslpit.
glanot oerss gienoomme par en- so
5obs 9usbaao, Tom be taIote "i0ers
nit" efterat be hapoe ubitpret ben
iao betpemt Tom mulie. De all puls
boro | ben / ben Ssniiat at Tp Der
ben for befianbis. De isilebe cppo;r
9eletporebugten % inb / Bad Greet,
ca. fem WiI berfru. De ita9soe TN
Baoo oppper en- liosn 8ieIo peb Nopr
eImers Strsm bag Simbsr Sslanb.
Der untrebe be mibt pua en- Wpr.
pieos pou ct Steo, fom nm bar far.
bart poo oisfe 9iher al Iaret. Gil
fbft blep Gborles, Ipm bar 10 Qa,
nnors eno I'm @ror. ipg % beoe. Sao
brsoe Winiom ! ben enfpmme Sus.
baab uIene. til 0roen tpq ham pofaa
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-05

lite bIipe bet. fpr ole W~urberinss.
mrnbene e. frrbise meb 1T Mrbtib..
Da ffal 2unbtt beresnks efter bets
Dirtelise Dorbi uben at tdge meb !
8eresninssn bets N0rbeb peb en- 8p
eller Gorbebrinserne paa bet sler !,
N1rbeben.
Den famtlise W1rbi at alt Stonls
menes 2onb ifal bo lrsges fammer,
gntanet at Borsers, Tom ftul faa fin
Del at bette 2anb. tenes. % hpsr
Berger ftaI faa fin Del. at tages ub
tnten | 2anb eler psnse. 9Dis ban
enffer en- Settton 2anb, os bet |
9arbi lite operftiser bans Del al
pensene, ian ban iatte DiHerencen /
bette JonD os faa fit Stisoe til Fin
Seftion 2anb. gnet. bpis en- Snbias
ner itte sniter fin Del at 2anDet os
lite fan faa en- Garm. Tom pasisr for
BAN, fan ban tase belle fin Del /
pense. Spis nosen Berger bar taset
meset Mineral ub at 2anoet. bill ban
blipe ppforbret til at eisre Resnitab
for bet for Gtammen, naar bet enpe>
lise Spsipr timber Steb. Gfterat ale
bar ubtaset fine @alsbepifer, os 2anz
bet er parbfat / Oalere os Center. BIZ
be Gorenebe Slater ubbstale "Srut.
fonoene" os sisre S%nbianerne til gor<
gere at be Jorenebe Slater. Os Snb;as
nerterritoriet meb bets $4,000 Snbias
mere, bets $4,000 9pibe os bets Dtils
lioner Oaler at 0elftanb ital fables
"Stateu Snbianola."
Snbianerterritoriet inbebpIber 49,
99S 0 Mcres 2anb, bporaf Is pro<
cent er fsrfte alasies Garmlanb. 5
gboctapnationen er be bsoite aulsrus
Der | Spppeiten, os McMleiter 2ul er
altib fsst at be fore Warteper / Often.
Der er enbnu en- Sel fore Rp9grdns
4er | Greet os Observation-Disclosures,
men at benz bill Der life blipe flere
isien. iaainart iom Snbianerne bar
Inlebnins til at beige TIBET 2ano.
alimatet lisner &entudps, os Eerris
toriet lisser 1000 Sob oper SpFaben.
8lia3arbs er u%tienote. os Somrene er
bebaselise. Manse Strsmme saar
siennem 2anbet, os Gs, 5idorp og
8~alnsbtrar porer paa 8rebberne.
Som at commissioners Meblemmer
f~prubfast. bill aft 2anbct enten blipe
ubleiet eller folet til be 5pibe, forni
Snbianerne bar en- naturIig Srpgt for
at arbeibe. De ftsrre 9ber er dllereoe
| aontrol at be 6pibe, Tom Inart ril
babe ben fibfte R%eierpation, fom FAR
tilbert be ifsrfte SnbiansrFammer,
fom nosenfinbe bar eriiteret.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-05
Smaapinf.

Eiten 9unnulfien Spaloe bIsp
beerapst Sasoag unoer ltor Oeltas
selie.
9aitor 9elestpspt reiite fra
England ben 29pe September.
Ole 8. SpeiIsr, Dor gamls
"Gredmerp"s Mano, tom I SnSoass
tilbase fra Glermont, bppr ban bar
pnret paa Seisg hos i'm 94saarise
Mooer % andre SI9stninse % Be-
flenbte.
Mr. Gennins SeIspolb os Mr.
pg mrs. Dan SpiIos fra Sbpmpion,
Soma, os mrs. y. gulids fra 9rpols
inss, g. Dali, bar Der / Sirsoass for
at cperpGre mrs. Guit. Serpms Be
srapelie.
anut 9~rinbelanb os 9uitru fra
SiabIunbpile. Soma, reiite / Sirsa
bags til @erminipn, g. Dali, / geIss,
os ban irnter psiaa at iisbe 2anb
berupe. 0erfra refer be til Soi
Springs, 6. DAT.
Oct fsrfte republiianite Msbe
Der / Gountiet bill boIoes / Ripgepap
MI 6reboe often ben Ste. apngreS-
muno g. u. t9ausen taller.
- 9nraobet bar MI fattet 9eTtsms
meIie ON, at Waibinston. Strset ogs
idu Hal ~brplaages fua laugt Tom I'll
groen.
Gb. Gpls bIep / sirsbaes aste=
niet til MiTs ImeIia SbpmpIon.
- Den 3anpn. Tom peb Gpnares.
muno 6aiieens MeTlemfcmTt er itirns
let Tecoroh, er MI fpmmen % hi! bl,pt
cpitinet paa Gouribuss @rnnben.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-05
Gn triitcn &pinoc itepct til
GpiIe.

Wturtba Utaria &IenIetIsn opoe i 1T
4iem / IA GrosIe, Q~9lscpn,nl, pm
ytOrgsnsn ben 29pe september 1900.
afopoe bIep ieot paa S~dieIpen i
goroIano ben 29pe Dtarts lS4S al
6orGlore, JON bar i~nofIptieoe ina
-ler / 8uobranDsoulen. Sun toni
III Gmerila ! 1860 og bIep boenpe hos
in Wlorbrooer. 9eoer Sang, / Coon
9caeq. Der blep bun / Sulen 1867
gilt meo Snp. 2ienIetIen. ) fit 2Sa!ss
lab bar bun feot 10 8ern, al bpilse
Z MI Iecer pg begr9oer Sabst at en-
elIlet Roosr.
Den Sngoom, iOm Iangicmt tas
reoe pou hsnoss Qipstroao, bar Srpft
aabeu 9pIo pao heirc grpIi, Der
oefdu ouorsb 9urasn.
Sun bar fit aors mso en- 9oaI.
m~obigbeo, Tom matte pqtte Beun.
bring bog ale, ION bar ON henes.
Sun npreoe e%iTtnot, fom ale Snoe
Saob ON al blibs bslhrebet. inotiI
bun iiliibft fslo maatte flutts, at Sub
ipm ruooer for oipet % oft. NOT faoo,
be'temt BET nrberlcbes. % benaai
bun ia fortrrfninasfulot iii banI
nnobioe 5prloro % bar pinio til @
Niles fra os fer at inhoaa til 6pilsu
9ette bar bun faapiot iitono til at ia,
fat 'om Spar paa Gpcrosmao
nodle sinner. fer Fun eebe.
De 8ubs Orb. Ipm ientTt blep I9i
for henbe, m Ipm BUN Ion iii al Fat:
% eipe ut gifalb. bar bisIe:
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-05
"Sooe Einoer."
''anpre Sprn bar. % bpprfpr bar
life Seres!"

Openitoaenbe uotalslle finbes / ct
grep ira Is. s. Willon. 342 SemIot
ST., 4lssbsnp, ga, ON Io%rnuftlgt
@olg al 6roe. "a Dor fsr'te Sut
bappe naaet Z Manasoer, bespnote
ban at BIZ bleg % tabe Strait. gan
Tumble lille Icrbsie npsen al be Glmtns
beige ~9abp 5oops" eIer Msltefcbs.
SITTER 8aao at en- Spissrie'ter,
hpis to @ern III @oisr puu ainosras
RED oeres 0i1t al @rapesNuts 6ppo,
,icbte min SuItru en- Yat,e os BE-
opnpte Iau imaot al al ben til Dor
9iueaut, ioet bun lopeoe ben til meo
liot parmt 8ano. inotil ben bar ION
tnt 6~apreIuppe. Sun CAB ben lite
olene til Barnet. men hennote o9'aa
ieIp at Tpiie ben ire 8anss ON 0aseH.
Torpanolineen bar pionnosrlt5.
Scnoen en- Woaueo bar Barnet ri Tor
ale Maptonbsr, % min Su'tru hapos
fulo't9noig ~sienpunost fin Strait, me-
eeus BEN tr1tte 6ornemmelis par belt
fprIpuuoet. Gip lite formeget, nda,
De cir Grape Ruts SpOo til Sp9bs
bsrn. 4nore grrn bar robe ainner
bpprfcr bar life 9sres2"
Sette Ssoemiooel er iammentrens'
% untrGpss / minbre MGnsoer en-,
ncgsn anben tienpt 6cee. Diets be
ba9eliae Smds pinoer @snner % bets
mGrtslios @irininssr pincer ale ON
tGntiomme peripners gifdlo. De
bar pprinbslis iinapst for aanos
drbeioere, men @irtninssn paa Ner
peceutrens % Sjernen sr iaa p9rbi
fulo. at bet ian brusss til fort 8apl
lenpos for 9iebsrn.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-05
Sonne Gerre.
Gn Sp | Wisiunri paa 5000 Men.
neifcr men uoen 9pitDre.

s Sraneois Gountp, Misipuri,
finnes Der en- gp. ipm ialfalo i en-
9enieenbe er ben martelisite gp /
Nmerifa. Oct er en- Sp paa ooer
5000 Snopaanere, bar breoe 9aber
os fore Gorretninssbuie, os bog er
bet / legal Senleenbe ingen 8p at
au." ps ben bar ingen Gmbebsm9no.
gn 9anbslsreiienoe, Der bar beiset
gonne Ssrre reselmesiist / be iibits
IL 4ar, TOM forleben Dag til at
ipcrse en- 9etisnt paa en- 8utit bers
itsns, bpem 9emofraterne Der | 8pen
bapbe t9ntt at npminere til Wdpor
iaar.
"Mappr af bpabfornoset9" ipurste
8etienten forunoret.
"2lf 8onne Serre, naturlispis."
getienten 10. "9i bar moi life nps
get ilist ipm Mapor ber."
"8el, tanIte s talber BAN nogst
anbet, men s maa ba ia ct Slogs
munieipalt Sperbopeo, ipm tan nm
berifripe be at gpraabet peotagns
5prorbninssr, iom tan multtes'
Splbebsttsr % alt iltgtg"
Sanoelsbstisntsns Smil trat zig M
belt basppsr til besse Srsr. "9i bar
NOT lite noset gpraap beIer, pi" ia
ban.
"9il De prspe at biloe Mig ino, a
ct Step Tom bette, paa oper 5000
Snbbpsssre life er i%ntorporsrst ION
9p, men er fun prganiieret ION
Sppn2"
"0i sr moi life ensans organizers
Tom Sppn," 1parspe 8utten. "W
ian lite Iaa meset fom prpoe cs mel
Sitelsn al 2anosbp. Sasen er, a
gonne Serre Blot er en- Samlins a
SuIe % Mennefter, men Stsoet e
bperten intorporeret iom Sp, Sppi
ener 2anesbp."
Der fnoss piItnpt life / bette tor
2ano ct sneits SETTLEMENT 'aa TOR
Iom Bonnie Serre, uosn at bet bar +
municipale Stpre. Sg Sammsn
bauaen bermeo er felsenoe:
Stsoet er en- 9lpeammel "Ifiuin
Camp" 5 naiten ct SunbreSe Va
bar Der p9ret srapet up BIN oenn
gan, men bet bar bog pGret erep'
eftsr en- f~prbolpspis be1eoen Stal
inptil for en- 80 4ar iiosn. Oa BE
Mafinbprins inbfsrt, os bette bra9i
mt 9ip | &luoerne. Man tune
meo oetbep unberiese Be bpbsreIia
eenoe Sorblas. cg man fanot rig
9lplsier / en- 1nbpe at fra 100 t
1900 Tycc. Men fprai uepinoe bis'
Hiaecmms trangtes Der Mnnt. %
mastise 6rubstompanier ,isbts be-
2anbItretnineen. De aabnsoe 0riI
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-05
Sra oen urette muno.

Gbieaso, Sl., 27bs Sept. - Gn
uns 9onclGse fit geiss at en- pa
tient. Oct bar en- uns 5ifDams. fom
meb en- it9rt aiabe busierebe ben
itpgselts at itpgge guIbibere.
"Stuttels SIM" iasbe bun blibt.
"bpor bu mda libe."
Den unse 1anblase iaa paa 0pret
pg imilepe.
"0enne @ei, Miis." iaabe ban.
"gare ct Minut! 5inbes Der ct
Spell | 5uist9 9inben bar farei
ilbe meb nit Saar."
DE bill finbe ct | Gnben at Rorris
opren, Wiis."
Mebens bun fob fpran Speilst.
Iaa ban paa Sim.
Seq pIsier itte at traite ub Suns
b%etanoer," iagoe ban til fig ielp;
men jes tantsr, ies fan siere @rbei'
bet. Oct piloe bore bra at iase fat
Itrar; for bpis bun itaar / HGrbeben.
tan ie9 blipe nerpes, % Gbancerne er
til Gunit for, at Sunben eisr bet
ubeboeelist for mig"
!Son bar bis pad, at ban laa ben
ipee 3arb.
"aom Der, Bitten" iaspe ban %
foriegte at TONNE runbt Sunpen.
Saa toe ban i'm Sang os fit ct sooi
@reb paa fin patient. 9a Sim aabs
nebe fin Munp, flemte Sanesn Iia
ON ben antugne ipge S9rel. Mant
% 6unb tiampeoe, pg Manoen bier
Seierberre. Sanben tom ub. Hetpr
oa trdabts 0amen after inb. Oct bar
en- bib Scene. Blob, msrtersoi
Blob pperult. Den ,lnse Sanbl9gt
fob / en- aros % prrsebe fig moi
Sunbens Inereb meb en- Stol.
"l9poo betpoer oetts?" bititeoc BUN
Seq fit ben ND. Wiis."
Sit ub bpab2"
"Sunbens Sanb; men bet bar e
paniteliat Irbeibe."
"9ar De truttst en- af Sims san'
Der ub?"
"Naturli0pis. Oar bet life berfor
De bragte ben herop9 Seq fano
Sanbcn uoen @anIteliebeb,"
"Utsn ben bar insen ipg 9unb."
"6pub9"
"Nei. Seq fom for at iua en- o
mine SGnoer uotruttet."
"Wien jes brrte Dem 10 iisc, a
Sunoen leo."
"Sa, at 6liier."
"Sao bill jeg -"
"Nei, De bill lille. Sea soar til 81
onbsn SanoIGse. fom foritaar III
6orretning."
6pprpua bun toe Sim / ai9oen .
bugierebe ben uo al aontpret.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-05

2cm ttu, tois Gu snifer at ieirc Srlc'
Spiticen / Dit firre SIcmlnno, at fire ois
Slabs meo u. Mortenien Cos. fore Snlc'
Grfuriipu ipin M err beitemt at aigaa ira
Chicago Sorsoas ben 29oe Nopember pS
Wew 9prf ben lite december. 2au Bris,
gpot SelIfab. b~cbaeelis Teiie N. m. Sil-
itrip S%ppeofpntpre, 1875 6. Single Ctr,
ipr pibere Splpsninaer Obs
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-05

Qbinip 3rab, @rober at 2iperps
mano George arab beraf 9pen. babe
Stat til Sirsoos oenne lles | Fit Siem.
4 Mil ino for Gresep. Mfosoe boeoe
en- lang 1ib NOR Ribgepap.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-05
Decorab % Gmesu.
Zen Abr Cfipber 1900.
Watertomn or bu st.

9. SEMEN, Otto Drerel, Gmil Ros
fsnibaI os Gilbert gbriiten rsiite isaar
til W~otertomn, g. Dat. IntaseIia
niI be fisbt enbeI 2anb % tase mco
fig tilbose.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-05
atpur Giis ~Gpramarfeo.
eap ct. Rant 3pasmarfes.
s,,r gsrt yrssafrmarr.s.

svaRinen sr moe.aset goo Stauo. ben
tul5t ttlireos iilenoe, o. ies tan Ioen
Lpererire ie iiae, al zen bar operirnHei mine
Gorueainunaer | ale Senieenoer. 6ra5ten
bieo s.. o. Sobn SrGffen, Spraee.
The sun., 1900-07-28
Oregon Fossil Discoveries.

Berkeley, CAL, July 27.-Discoveries of
archaeological material are reported in
recent letter to President Wheeler, dat
ed Monument, Or, from Professor John
@. Merriam, who is at the head of the ex-
pedition sent to the John Day fossil fields
in eastern Oregon by the University of
California. The letter says in part: so
far we have been operating in the north
ern range of the Blue mountains. Among
our specimens are quite number of fine
skulls, some of which are the best that
have been found here. One of our most
interesting finds is new geological for
nation, which is a very important fea-
ture of this region"
The sun., 1900-07-28
THE POWERS TRIAL.
Judge james ID. Black Gives Testi-
mony Against the Accused.


Georgetown, KY, July 27.-Judge James
u. Black of Barboursvile, who was a
candidate for the Democratic nominal
ton for governor before the recent state
convention, testified in the trial of Caleb
Powers, charged with completely in the
Goebel shooting. He described a letter
which, he said, Powers wrote James Ste
vens of Barboursville Feb 20, in which
he declared the statements II am large
y responsible for the disorganized condi-
ton of the Democrats" and Il am an
open advocate of war" were used
Private Williamson, who was men,
ber Of the military company which was
called out and took charge of the state
house Immediately after Goebel was shot,
testified that the members of the COM
pany We're drawn up in the arsenal that
morning prior to the shooting. They
were given overcoats and side arms about
an hour before the shooting Witness
said that the company had been kept in
side the arsenal since the legislature met,
but previous to that day had not been
uniformed.
ID. II. Sinclair, former manager of the
Postal Telegraph Gable company of
Frankfort, testified as to many kilograms
sent through his Office before and after
the shooting. Some related to calling out
the militia, others to supplies for the
aiOuntaincerS.
Sinclair was subjected to a rigid cross
examination by Governor Brown.
General Weaver OF Denver was the
next witness. He was in Frankfort ut
,hc time Of the assassination and was Just
entering the capitol grounds, ,car, when
The shot was fred. lie looked in the dircc-
ion of the executive building and saw the
muzzle of a gun pointing from the sec
retary Of states office. Witness said he
thought be saw the hand of IL man hold
ing the gun. He had never been in
Frankfort before that day and left in the
afternoon
The sun., 1900-07-28
FOR READERS 1F 30 OK s
AINsLEE's MAGAZINE.

With characteristic initiative. the
editors of Ainslee's Magazine devote
the August number to the younger
writers of American fiction. Those rep
resented are Stephen Crane, Harry Still
well Edwards, Brand Witlock, John ID
Barry and Eugene Wood. Stephen
Cranes 'The Kicking Twelfth" is u
battle story, and the vivid picture of the
bloody field which he has presented.
must convince the reader anew that
American literature has cause for re-
greet in the untimely end of this author.
Harry Stillwell Edwards '.The Stirring
Up of Billy Williams" is a delightfully."-
humorous story of the South. Brand
Witlock, whom we have known only for
his strong political stories, in "The Old
House Across the Way" offers a most
moving and tender tale. John ID. Bar
rvs AT the Shrine of the IDOL" is
finished product of literary art. The
readers curiosity will be piqued to
know just which celebrated English
author is the Idol" in this very inter-
esting story. Eugene Wood is as strong
and natural as ever in a mining centre
story called THAT About Laura Horn
baker," Altogether Ainslee's for Aug
1St contains some captivating fiction,
while the special articles in it are of the
usual distinction. Among the latter
are: ~ Talk with President Kruger
by Allen Sangree; missionary Work in
China" by John Fryer. Professor of
Oriental Language and Literature in the
University Of California; "AIark Twain
on the Lecture Platform" by VIII NJ.
Clemens, and "Gillette, Actor and Play
wright" by Richard Duffy. Besides,
there are two very humorous contribu-
tions. "The Plague Of Flies" and The
Defense of Plagiarism" a lyric by
Bliss Caman and jolly ballad by
Holman +. Day are the most notable
verse contributors TO the magazine.
There is something about the reading
of Success which stirs the ambition.
1t is akin to the hearing of martial
strains in the way of kindling patriot
ism.
What tonic the August issue is!
Even in midsummer, in the vacation
month which idleness claims for it's
own, one cannot read its pages without
absorbing some of its ginger and effer-
vescence. The cover design shows John
Wanamaker at the age of twenty-four
delivering his first days sales to his
customers by means of a two-wheeled
pushcart. Artists and writer's have
thrown a lot of inspiration into the
story. Another artist, James Il. Kelly,
seized upon Elihu Roots Decoration
Day speech at Antietam battlefield, and
produced superb sketch of Sergeant
William Mckinley as he drove his
wagon loads of food through shot and
shell. Former Minister DENLY is the
star writer on the Chinese outbreak,
while three celebrated women, Eliza
beth Cady Stanton, Jeanette L. Glider,
and Elizabeth b. Grannis, discuss the
questions: "Should the Country Girl go
to the City," The unmber is replete
with many other excellent features.
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MOBs STILL, RIOToUs.
New Orleans HoOdlums Continue
Their Work of BIoodshed.


New Orleans, July 27.-Hannah NJ.
Maybry, a negrcss 81 years of age, fell
victim of the mob which has terrorized
the negroes since Tuesday. She resided
with her aged husband at 1929 Rousseau
street. a son and an infant child were
also in the house. All were sleeping
soundly when the mob broke in the door.
They claimed to be seeking couple of
notorious negroes. Mrs. Maybry arose
and appeared in the doorway of her bed
room. She fell instantly, pierced by a
dozen bullets, and died in a short time.
The mob then dispersed. Mrs. Maybry's
son claimed to recognize two of them and
has given their names to the police.
Disturbances We're reported from yari-
GUS parts of the city, probably due to the
fact that more negroes ventured out than
on the day before. Special police, how
ever, during the night and early morn
ing gathered in a large number of men
on the streets who were unable to give
satisfactory account of themselves. 1t
is thought the effect of these arrests will
be to gradually restore order.
One negro was beaten in Poydras
street, but citizens interfered and caught
one Of the toughs.
Rumors of the capture of Robert
Charles, the desperate who slew Captain
Day and Patrolman Lamb and wounded
Officer Mora, have been circulated con-
tinuously, but have proved unfounded.
Several hundred negroes have left the
city to hunt homes elsewhere.
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THE TRANSVAAL WAR.
Declared That Many Burghers Are
DESERVING Their COmmand0s

DeserflnG Inc1r COmnlnndOs.
London. July 27. - A dispatch from
Pretoria, dated July 26, says that trust
worthy report from north Transvaal is to
the effect that hundreds of the burghers
are deserving their commandos and re-
turning to their homes in a destitute con-
dition.
When the British troops went through
the Orange Free State, now the Orange
River Colony, Mr.. LerouX, Free State
justice of the peace at Vrcdefort Station,
took the oath of allegiance to Great Brit
ain and was rcinstated in office. Recent
ly he was accused of giving information
to General de Wet whereby the latter
has been able to plan and carry out many
of his raids on the railway. LerouX has
been found guilty and sentenced to five
years Imprisonment.
A dispatch from Balmoral, South Af-
rican Republic, dated July %, says that
the Boers state that their plan of cam
paign is to keep up guerrilla warfare un-
til November next, when the Democrats
in the United States, if successful in the
elections there, have promised interven-
tion in South Africa.
Among the arrivals from South Africa
are the Duke of Marlborough and Lady
Sarah Wilson. They were met at the
docks at Southampton by Consuelo, duch-
ess of Marlborough (nee Vanderbilt), and
Lady Georgiana Curzon. A large crowd
awaited the party at Waterloo station
and heartily cheered the heroine of Mafe-
king,
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Crowds witnessed Hanrinr

Annapolis, July 2T.-Robert 4. Wyatt,
aged 81, was hanged here for the murder
of Captain Oliver NJ. Caulk. The execu-
tion was witnessed by large number,
the jailyard being crowded. The scaf-
fold was in plain view from neighboring
houses, the roofs of which were crowded.
Trees were also utilized by spectators.
Wyatt made no statement from the scaf-
fold, but had previously given a written
statement to Sheriff Bowie, in which he
blamed his trouble on the excessive use
of alcohol