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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-06-20

Stenen og belfaoise ben, Tom uofsrer
bet. Den, Der pil ipr9nse 9jertefllps
per, maa ~foritno i'm suuit, mna bane
@uosoroets u~fOrfnifeoe Rruot % frem.
for oft ben rette Slo, ariiti a~arlisbeo8
Slo = ~irn>9iuer Sienen fig, os ben
bimmelIfe Wefter fan ba onroanue en-
inubun Sirl til fit eset 9i0ebe.
Min fare SaItru iOrltoo oenne
SprRn9ningsfunIt. Dun tate iaaleoes
meO Barnet. at 9llinbetb life blot
bpieoe fit 9ierie ben imoo benoe,
O9laa mob 0erreu o9 bespnote lelp at
beoe, ian 9ooi - eler iaa oaorli9t =
Tom bun / fin @nfolbi 9beo formaoeoe.
Sort at fortGue: ieg f%onfirmereoe
@liinbet / Serrens Naun, ioet ie9 iom
80 niirmotionsipros meoguu benoe bet
eneite 8ibeliprog, bun baooe I9rt,
men bette SprOs bolet bun o9ida foit
bele 9iuet i9ennem. lna at bet | Sonbs
beo bar % blep benoes Rep o9Stap".
Sets Nar ienere 9stebe bun en- Dag:
leier, leusoe meo BAN ct iiiae % CUB
frpgtiSt 2io unosr nles,n iOrbif IrGns'
Tel o9 osoe for Omtrent II 4ar iioen.
Baa tit 8sosleie BAD tnn mig bierteli9t
at tnfte min 9utru, befenote fin fate
9iaio til bans ipIoeitssrenbe Nuaoe,
JON er tommen til 9eroen for at 9sre
Spnoere ialiee, % btniOU i ialis Jreo
mso ben glade Bstenoelie: .Dette Ell
en- trouaroi9 lalel" Sdbtil oenne
S.nno bar jes olbrls nnsret, of jee
foniirmerebe bcnoe troos benoeS %ltornr.
teoe uuioenbso, Oe Tube Ell lisnenOe
Illf9loe meoe mig igen, iaa ueo ie9.
bunb jee bar at 9ere. Wiln 9uitfu
og ieg er pei bleone samle; men bun
Dor | be %forle6ue ipue aar lert Beots
~tunlien enonu bsore, jes Ii9eiaa 9aal'
m~Ooiebeben5 Stunt, % Sproset fiaar
enbnu / 8ibelen, % ben 9srre Seius
arilius er enonu Den Dag / Dag ll8e
iaa mesti9 / be itrsbeli9e, iOm ben
Sang.
De 6urise Observation-Disclosures lpt-
tsoe meo @laoe til ben f9re 9amle
gr9its Gale os t9nfte oeres oerueo.
9iitorien bebolbt be bog life for Zig ielu.
men f~orfalte Den bjfmme for oeres
0uitruer, for OF, nnar ben 9amle
prpitetune en- Gang bsoe, benoes
aunit bog life itulne saa taft % bg no,
men tuRrtimoo beplres ira SlGst III
SlRgt. 90 nOeen nnben Senlist
bar n9rpnrsnoe 5ortaaer beaer lille,
iOet ban Der sluer plfiOrien III Seolte,
laaoou iom ben bar lilora9ei Jig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-06-20
9en gamlc Og ben llDe Sro.

@n Uiano fom en- @nn9 III Bnitor
Guoui9 9arms / 5%ermannsbur9
meo bet Spsr9smual: vpr. Baltor,
ieo herer ian meget bjemme i min Sp
ON ben npe 3ro. Suoo betpoer bet.
@r Der en- ny og en- summel 9ro. Sooo
er 5orIteaen? Irp pi ariline life ct og
bet iamme2 - 9nrms Ioareoe: seq
uil fortaae Gem ct pnr 9fsempler, Ina
oil De let finoe 5orltelen pna ben npe
% ben onmle 3ro. Seq | sc en- Bag
meo Toget lnmmen meo enngpm baooe
en- bel Del at fortRle; bet uareoe life
l9n9e, inoen je9 tenote ale bans 6ors
polo. 9on boooe opfuuoen no9le ny
9anoitiffer. haooe eiterbaonoen faaet
en- COB Jorretnin9 % par nu en- rig
Wono. IS be isr'te Nnr funoe le9
liee opIpnre 100 Rroner, men leg par
bog slao ouer benz. ,8n tomner bog
rem, ln9oe leg til mig lelp. = Oct
n9lte aar boooe ies adereoe flere buns
oreoe aroner; bet bar nuereoe Ell lille
anpitol, jes funoe l9ese til Sioe.
Oct 9aar praetis", tantie iee, nans
ore iplae 5alit, men on 9aar ltaoi9
fremao, ou CT intet 6anrebooeo".
Snaleoes gif oct Nar for aar. ga
ejer je9 en- imuf 6Ormue, iom je9 irlo
bar erbueruet, bet fan je9 iafte mig
lelo for. oft er 9rli9t io%rtient." Sc"
iasbe SarmS, bet er ben npe 9ro =
3roen paa fig ielu % paa fin esenaroit.
- 0u liot ON ben samle 3ro. Ser
uar nit So9n en- 9anomano. 5or
bam lptteots alt ret gooi. 0an be-
spnoie meo liot o9 mnatte Ilioe o9 ilebe
for at faa bet oo9li9e Brso, men peo
CUBS 9j9lp git bet bog, 90 on bet fsrlte
gar par enot, bauoe ban en- balp Snes
aroner / Sperifuo, eiSie Pen8e gap
ban til be fditise. p9ooroan sanr bette
beg til, min 0erre o9 min @uo?"
IGNITE ben flliii9e Mnno; yieg troeoe,
al lea life tunoe fOmme uo al bet, %
nu bar ou bog giuet mig nOeet tilooers!"
Oct iglgeuoe Nar gift bet oaIaa frem,
Oa 10 mere ban bleD pelli9net Of Cub,
ces mere pomp9 bleu ban. % 10 mere
aau ban bort iii De fatttse, for ban
iasbe: rSee bar 10 Inlet i%Ortjent, bet
CT CUBS mnoeriuloe Naaoe, Der bar
brost mig 8eliisnelie." pct"
isieOe Sarms til, ner ben 9omle
Gro. -
Den npe tror poa iie lelp; 10 mere
Menneltet erboeruer fig, oeS iisrre %
uiatisere feler bet fig. Gen gamle
tror poa Cub. % 10 mere Menneltet,
Tom bar oeune 3rO, er at Subs @eliiss
nelie, pes minore bliper bette WenneIfe,
for bet peb, at @ueS @Oobeo pil leoe
bet iii 300 p9 OmuenoelIe. Set er
JorIfe1en paa ben npe % ben gamle
9ro; bpilfen 9ro oil oa M itr9be eiter
at iaa2
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-06-20
Wferte og 0ps.

@n bSenoe Sinbu pintes u~afaoelist
Of ben Toufe: v0oae bliuer Der Of
mig eiter 9sben?" Seie 2ipet isen'
mem bapoe ban bprfet 9lfsuber; men MI
iorItoo ban, at be life funbe sioe bans
Siel 5reb eaer Suite. @n af bans
bebenlfe Yrafter beis9te BAN; ben Dps
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-06-20
@eOrg Wiiller,
Den friitelise TilantrOp.

en eeuneOstesnins uf SARAH Sen en.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-06-20

~ 8 Determining fra commissioner an.
eeoenbe Stutstilipn meb 8prneoporasellen"
(@bbn. 1880 li9es, rat Nntauet of boms
t9lOte gsru er | itabig Stisen, at 2lntolet
itieer betpoeli9 iertere 5orbolb enb Soltes
m9usoen, iomt at @ntoaet tiger | betpbelia
Itertere 5orbolb enb Nntauet Of bomfqlbte
Moerstlosier." 9 Sommenlisnina meb 1866
70 er ioalebes observation-disclosures
let Of bomf9lbte Drense &~sbenbopn teget
meo ~ psf, al Niger 6erimob lunfet meb ca.
so PCT; | 9febiteoerne Bren9enes feget
meb 81 p@ty 4i9ernes iieset meb oper 100
psf. ! SplIanb benbolbspts 140 p@t. % %
PCT. oIp.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1900-12-21
4 Visit to Glen Eden.

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a4;.ar oe -. C,,-.,-, ,s,,,.l ,bs
.,.,..,-. oe.t-. -u.,o, .,s-;.I -,...l,
p.;oa o,a ,;- e,e,a5 Con
= ", p.;o. w.. .,-n., -bro,,,,
CO.. r3., ea .,,o,.;D.,
,,,,,sior IF can p,,ca
wA;ch was ogiginaIlv bun. and owned
by b V. Lewis about 10 years aso.
and who was at thag time a million
are. The very bcsl Of gaaterlal was
used in the construction Of an the
LuHdicgs on the premises. and the
work was in charge Of a sh5lfal archi-
tect Of New York CIV. The brick
look even now Ike thev were new.
which after 40 years pee nroyes con
clusively that brick in those DAYS were
superior to thoss Of the present age.
The doors IL the domio;le are rich
and massive and we're boiled in lin
seed oil before thew were hung The
ceilings are handsomely frescoed and
the door.s,lls w;n,7ow.s,lgs stem.
norches and verandas are ,ada ofiron
Tbenoodarn .conva,iaroas co,e;s, of ~,
..~r- ka.h - r L -,
c.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1900-12-21
a Sensational Divorce Suit.

Thomas Ferguson Of near Salisbury
has fled q divorce suit against his
wife, Kate Ferguson, at the February,
1900, term OF circuit court at Sails
bury,
The plaintiff charges the defendant
with conspifjng with one John Foster
10 rob him of his estate; that said Fos-
ter threatened, to beat his brains out
with club last September, and that
Mrs. Ferguson has been drunk at sun.
dry times during the past year at their
home; plaintiff also aysrs that his wife
was beastIY drunk on the streets of
Salisbury on or about Nov I, 1000
in fact, reeIed and fell on the streets
of said city and in such condition was
found and taken home by plaintiff.
Plaintiff further charges that he is
in constant danger oflosing his life at
the hands of defendant and said John
Foster, hence his cup of matri.
monial misery is full to over1owing
and he, therefore, prays the court to
release him from the bonds of we'd
lock which he contracted with de-
fendant July 28, 1888.
Messrs. Stockwell & Lamb Of Sails
bury are Mr.. Ferguson's legal ad-
visers.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1900-12-21

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darae, care n u,,.,.s >f~. L.
tone nhys,c;ao ana ,ls f,o,iin ,s4
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Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1900-12-21
The Criminal Calendar.

Miss Fronia Oldham of near Pee
Dee swore out warrant Monday,
Dec. II, before Justice Jas. M. Stew
ems Of MusseI Fork township, charg-
ing Willis NJ. Callahan of near Trade
with having criminal relations with
the affiant, female Of previous chaste
character, between the age of ii and
IS years. Callahan has skipped-at
least, the officers who have been trying
10 Locale and arrest him have not yet
learned of his whereabouts. The de.
tendant made a transfer Of $1,000
worth of land and between 5000 and
$500 worth of personal property to his
father, John Callahan, Thursday, Dec
IS. The prosecuting witness is now
II years of age, and thinks she is in
delicate condl ion, for which she will
invoke the aid of the law in holding
young Callahan responsible for her
downfall.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1900-12-21
Notioc---Pay Up.

| need all that you owe me and If
you don't come in and pay me by
January I, 1901, | will have to call
on you for it. l accommodated you
when you needed it, ard now l must
have what is due me 10 continue IN
business. All not paid by January
10, 1901, will be placed in the hands
of an officer for collection. l mean
every word of this, so don't neglect
that little amount you owe me.
6. L. WHITE.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1900-12-21
Probate Pointers.

Last will of Henry Niemeier, de-
ceased, having been admitted to pro.
bate, and deceased's widow, the exc
cutrix named therein, declining to
qualify, it is ordered that Mary
Brandt, niece of the testator, be ap-
pointed administrative of said estate,
with will annexed, and her bond as
such, in the sum of $3.50, is approx.
ed, with Henry Coll and Maggie Coll
as securities.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1900-12-21

HAMProN:-Mrs. Martha Frances
Hampton. nee Gaines, beloved wife
ofC. J. Hampton, died at the family
residence ? Il miles west of
KeytesviIe in the early morning of
December IS, 1900, after ling eriDg
and painful illness of six months Of
phlebitis. Deceased was native of
Charlton county was born near Trip
lett April IS, 1916, aud was married
to c. J, Hampton Feb. IL, 1869. In
1868 she made profession of rehg-
ION and ever afterward walked in
"newness of life as a member of the
VI. E. church, South Seven chill
dren--one son and SIX daughters
were born to these happy parents, all
of whom followed their mother as she
followed Christ Two daughters
Jessul and Mamie (Mrs. Algle Hard
lng) preced ed their mother to the
glory world Preston, the only son,
has been in California for a number of
years, hence was not permitted to re.
ceive mothers last fond embrace
and blessing. The four daughters
were all with their mother during her
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1900-12-21

thought that he would never get well
and no doubt began to set his house
IN order, as he left testimony that it
was well with him in the hour Ct dis
solution. Before be died he requested
that w. w Hancock and \. c. Chap
man sing and pray with and for him,
af,er which he talked freely Of the hope
that was sustaining him in the trying
hour He SAID be was happy and
perfectly wiling to 20, and in 4 short
time thereafter closed his eyes in
death. His remains were, on the
Sunday following his demise, laid to
res. in the WEIGH graveyard, 70 miles
north Of KeyCesvlIe by the side of
kindred sleeping dust May this dis
pensation Of Providence, who Is too
wise 10 err and TOO good to be unklnd,
lead the aged father and many other
relatives to seek a knowledge of Hin,
whom to know Alright is life eternal.
The deceased was unmarried, but car
ried a life insurance policy for 81 900
in the Married Mems league in favor
of his brother, G.. c. McCoIum.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1900-12-21
Letta. List

The following is list of unclaimed
letters in the Keytesville, Mo, post
Office, December Il, 1890:
Miss DiIlan Allen, T. II. Edwards,
Fannie Chapman, Miss Mary Ford,
Miss Lula Curran, Richard Hays, col
Mr.. Harry L. Vaughn
When calling for the above letters
please say advertised"
w. c. GAsToN. P. NJ.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1900-12-21

DAMERON-HAMNACK - Frank O.
Dameron and Miss Matte Hammack,
two popular and handsome young
people Of Salisbury, drove over to the
capital Tuesday evening, Dec. IS,
1900, and were married in the par.
lors of Sneed's hotel, Rev. J. P. Rice
of Salisbury sealing ths pighted VOWS.
The bridal couple were accompanied
by Misses Artye Mae Mason, Flora
Herman Pan5ie Dameron and Mary
Burlington, Messrs, J, B. Hayes and
Ed Dameron and Mr.. and Mrs. Josh
Hunker. At the conclusion of the
ceremony an elaborate sup
per was served at the hotel in honor
of the happy event, after which Mr..
Daneron and bride and their guests
returned home. The COURIER takes
pleasure in extending congratulations
and best wishes.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1900-12-21
Wedding Sells.

MADD0X-WIC KEs:--John Maddox
0 Forest Green and Miss Lola }Vickes
OF Glasgow were married at the resi-
deDce Of the officiating minister, Rev.
!. P. Rice. in Salisbury Wednesday,
Dec: 70, 1900.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1900-12-21
Deaths Deeree.

SNoDGRAss y. F. Snodgrass OF
ELdorado Springs, Mo, who married
Miss Matte Courtney Of KeytesvilIe
about six years ago, died Of consump-
ton Friday, Dec. Ii, 1890. Mrs.
Snodgrass, 1t will be remembered,
died Of the same disease Sept. 10,
1895. She was a sister to Mrs. Blair
Miller Of Keytesyille.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1900-12-21

E. Finnell, Salisbury's hustlinges.
hustler, was at the capital Wednesday
on business.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1900-12-21

. McCoLLUM-Alfed B. McColIum,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen McCol-
lum, was born in Cockrell township,
Charlton county, Missouri, June 20,
1871, and died in Keytesville the ev-
ening of December "a, 1900, of
cancer OF the stomach, after an illness
of several weeks. Deceased was a
quiet. industrious young man, beloved
by large circle of friends and ac-
quaiutances. From the beginning of
his illness he was impressed with the
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1900-12-21

JENNINGs:-Tt is with sorrow that
we this week chronicle the death Of
Mrs. Je0nings, the Blind aud inyalj d
lady who has lived near Ro:hviIle 50
long. She died last Wednesday OF
heart failure and sanijity, aged 70
years, The funeral service was con
Quoted by Rev. Venable at tho Bap,
tist church in RothvilIe, after hlch
the remains were Inferred in the Gem
etery at that place. To the grief
stricken family and relatives we offer
our heartfelt sympathy.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1900-12-21

ScHEaELFENIG:-G orge SchemeI-
fenig, who ran butcher shop in Key
tesvile last winter and spring, died
suddenly Dec. II, 1900, at Indianola.
Iowa, his former home, and whittier
he moved after leaving KeytesvllIe.
Previous to his death he was in his
accustomed health and was at work
running sausage mill IN his brother's
butcher shop. His brother, who was
in an adjoining room, noticed the
mill had stopped and on going in to
see what was the matter found George
about dead, only breathing time or
two aiter~ard. The deceased leaves
a wife and several children.
The sun., 1900-01-03
chicago MIX Trust opposed.

Chicago, Jan. 2.-An attempt is being
made 10 consolidate the milk companies
in this city. In opposition 70 that move
ment fur dairies are to be consolidated
under tn name Of the Illinois Pure Milk
compang. Charles Person. the leading
spirit ii he consolidation of the business
of the fcur firms. said: We have consoli-
dated u tight the trust which is forming.
Representatives Of a brokerage firm have
been to a. and other milk dealers il the
city proposing the formation of trust.
So far as know they have obtained 81
per cent IL the dealers in the city. Tae
options obtained expire March !. j Is
said that the principal interest III the
consolidation Is to re held By the Borden
Mix company Of New York"
The sun., 1900-01-03
LAWTog FUND STILL GROWS
cash on Hand Rerches 100000
while $4,000 Is Outstanding.

Warrington. Jan. 2.-Adintant Gener-
ii Cprln aAnounces that the total
anaunt of cash ii hand for the Lawton
III ha9 lelched s39,2g3.35. Fully sl0.-
QOO is still outstanding aud viii probably
IL receip j before Friday tvrnins. when
6 neral Goblin will close the subscrin-
ton list. II i certain that the fund will
BE- over 10000. New Years morning
IL fund was S}:i. 1862 50 and during the
day this was increased to S36.S12.35
Among the contributions received since
sunday are tie following: Subscriptions
received by The Evening star Kansas
City, $1,000: subscriptions forwarded
through Alexander H. Revpll, S1,lS5:
through Alfred Corning Clarke, New
York. $1,000; Senator W. A. Clark,
$50; William F. Barbour, New York,
500; Subscriptions Of citizens Of st. Louis
through Mr. Charles Parsons, 81 ,240; Dr
W. seward Webb. New York, $3.50
George Peabody, Washington. 5000; Sen.
ator Henry Cabot Lodge, $50; John
Nicholas Brown through Providence
/ Journal so: Francs II. Leggctt & Co.
1 New YoIs. 500; Atstin Nichols & Co.
1 New Yorl;. &l0D
The sun., 1900-01-03
Two RAILROAD PASSES.

wheu its limited express trains We're
NM on some years ago. the Lake Shore
RAILWAY company decided TO charge
extra for the privilege Of riding on
them. apd John Newell, who was pres
i,leut or the system at that time. gave
orders that passes. half rate tickets,
etc should not be honored On the III
crsn II was not intended. Npf course,
thar the complimenturies issa;ed to high
officials OF other roads. should be y
on the fast trains. but through an
sight yearly pass was-eeni =
Caldwell. president Of the NickerTla
which bore on its face the words:
mot good on Lake Shore Limits
trains"
4 few days after Mr.. caidwelFs pa5
lad been issued SIR. Newell FscsaveN
an annual pass on the Nickel tia
with tie following Endorsement Il
Not good on passenger trains.
Messrs. Newell and Caldwell reuain-j
cd consistent enemies until the t9rnelI I
/ dIed and was succeeded by the as.efI
I IL president Of the Lake Shore.-Cna1
cago Times Herald.
The sun., 1900-01-03
stnrmn Are Exnected.

washington, Jan. 2.-The chief naval
photographer has issued the following
forecast for the north Atlantic ocean for
the month OF January: STORMY weather
along the transatlantic routes, with fire.
duent strong westerly and northwesterly
gales Frequent gales north Of the thir-
ty-ffth parallel. extending southwark 10
the fortieth parallel west of the fiftieth
meridian. Occasional gales as far south
as latitude % north. Northers in the
gulf Of Mexico. Occasional fog along
ana to tie northward of the transatlan.
tic route longitude AZ degrees and 70
degrees vest. Limits Of the trades nlov.
ing sonthward. Ice probable as far south
as Cape Race"
The sun., 1900-01-03
Closing prices:
General markets.

New Work. Jan 2.
FLOUR-stAte and western quiet, but a
little better in tone; winter patents, Sa.55a
3T5: winter straights, 5 .Sia3.ss; Minnesota
patents. S3s9a4.05: winter extras, S25ia..9.
wHEAT-No. red opened firm on cables
and was further advanced on prospects of a
visible supply decrease and light offerings;
March TiasatEc.: May. "a t-ijais3sc.
RYE-Steady; state. 5jc.; No. western,
6154c., c. I! I. Buffalo.
CORNING : was quiet, but drrner, with
wheat and on cables.
OATS-So. slow; track, white. state, Jla
sliSe. track. white. western. 3Is3ilxc.
PORK-5iendy; mess sitsiiu50; family, $lsa
1880.
LARp-strone; prime western steam,
Sc l5 nominal
BUTTER Strong; state dairy soaese.; state
creamery. -3a nc.
CHEESE Firm; fall made, fancy, small
lgs4al3c,; fall made. fancy, large, 's74tl3c
EGGS Firm: state api esnns llysl.ils X
nasc,. westaff. trsyr,l !telA st rlafE, f5SssG b
SJjGST +Rhw stead fai frfsnhing'Si ~ isc.
c6ntrftusaf, D5 test. NC: refined STEADY
cr'ished. attic; powdered. SAC.
TURPI.Nr1SE-S, eaay ut Sslsa &c.
NoLASsES--S.esdy New Orleans. 3safoc.
RICE..Quiet: domestic. ia65Se.; Japan ~
a5c.
TALLow-.Steady: city. &C.; country. s4.a5e
Hay sfeutst; Ehivpdns. sSsfse.; gUpd q
e&SaSv SssSsSs - 80 .----------- ---------.
The sun., 1900-01-03
cnief noadr,a Reeeptlon.

Chicago, Jan. IA party Of Winnie
bgro Indians fpesh from the reserva-
tion near Black River Falls, Wis. danced
their war and ether tribal dances IN Chi
cago. The dancing took place al the
Chicago residence of Thomas Roddy,
soon 10 he installed as white Buffalo
chief OF 1890 Winnebagoes. The Winnie
basoes were assisted in the dance By
Chief Roddy's children. Eagle Eye, in
gray suit. sat on a leather couch and
beat the tomtom and gave directions for
+he dances. Chief Roddy had an audi
ence Of Woodlawn people as guests, and
Eagle Eye explained the origin of each
dance when it was performed. kChie1
EotIdy viii leave this weeiv-aor z res
egvation and viii be installe&ss silly
as chief Of the tribein the middle o. Jan
uury
The sun., 1900-01-03
GOSSIP FROM PARIS,
sire Chosen rov the Equestrian stat
ne nf NSnnhingten.

nc OF " NButuR lGHs
Paris, Jar. :. = Tie eiiy co1sf!! li4i
chosen tAe lite for tie eluestrian stfts g
IL Washington ii Is al the intersection
of the Avcnue u Tenn and tie AyeIue du
Trocadelo Ii i fine site, in the midst
81 the American quarter with the Place
in Tloealero. The Palais du Trocadero,
the Alc III Tliomphe and the Champs
Elysees close by The pedestal has also
been approved by the council.
The United States ambassador, Gener-
al Horace Porter, has had charge of the
matter afi has devoted much time To il.
He found that the French people we're
greatly pleased with the idea Of the stat
90, whilh IS the result Of the efforts Of
patriotic American women. who raised
the necessary funds by subscription. i
i desired 10 unyeil the statue July 3
next. tho anniversary of Washiuston's
acceptance Of bis commission as general,
which net the statue represents. Mr..
Daniel q French Is the sculptor Of the
statnc and pedestal.
MIR Charles Page Bryan, the United
States minister ID Brazil. Is here. Gen.
eral Porter has given . dinner il bis hon
or. He caves for hiS post in day OF 50.
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rhn wnIfsohn Mx.tery.

Los Angeles. Jan. .. Attorney Oscar
Bamherger. who represented the heirs il
the Woltsohn case when they sought to
recover the $4,000 life insurance from
the New York Life Insurance company,
il III :kis city. He will not give up his
case. though his clients have waved their
claim % the $4,000. lie does not be-
lipve that the man who came from Chica-
20 pretending TO be the real Wolfsohn is
Sol "IIe Is fraud" said Nj. Bam-
berger. "Ie is made up to resemble
Wolfsohn, but he Is not real. shall
spend $500 OF my own money il need b.
to ferret ont this mystery"
The sun., 1900-01-03
-. nttred.

gentleman from neignnor.1s
town ii Mississippi told the following
last night: -, enc ath.
n walked into small steie me otn. I.
81 Gay and found the propfie,Ot, 49, - =
on the counter Just dozins on ~ - :
sleep. He reused himself on hs 80 @p
proach and. jumping 70 tne nOOi'
Quoted the familiar line
"A aorse. A horsei Ny kinsuom
for lorser 5
a.Wbere did you get thatg assea.
",0h don't you knowY That's VIE ...
4bealo,n said when his horse ran n
MI I'LL tree and left him hanging ~
,be holt to a limb. ] thought eVssSN
body fiew where that came ron.
Memphis Sclmitar.