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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-07
Sainois.

Gn 0oiisbos freIitc $. 0t. W ores
gin. oa ban bIeu Ousrfuloen af en- 8OOer,
mebens ban forte i'm WaRItuo9n Gbi.
cuso. 9tsrsren torl inb sennem Bag:
ocreu 8osneu o9 bah ON at fore meo
WoOre; 8creren insoe nei. buorpau
ben tremmebs trnt en- JteuoIuer og fob
pua bam. au9Ien trauste inb Iise
ouer Siertst, men traf 9totisbo9en, git
poa Ttrou msqem Blobeue oe falbt neb
guuoen af Veitlommen uben at iaare
Woore. 6an puhsoe Neueren ub gen:
mem Orrsu os iasoe beIe fin 899t moo
ben foi of binore, at bans 2ln9riber
ituIoe tomme ino i9en; 6eitene blsp
lfr9mte af Sfuboet og lob lebit, %
Geueien faIbt unber ben uoliomme 6urt
nsb al Bastrinet. DlOore ft 6eitene
ltanleoe eiter at be bauoe lgbet nGifen
en- MiI. Dsrpao msIote ban Sagsn
paa nQrmeite YoIitiItation o9 fortiatte
iua sunite rOIis 9eueriu9en af fin
W0lf.
30 9reaturbnnoIere bIep Uianoa9S
laa ilemt to9itebe, at flere bem rims.
li0pis pil DO. Aarlagen par ct Gam
menliso meuem TO loe, Der tom eiter
bnonoen meo ca. ! UltIs Qntano.
Be99e par lGsieoe meo Rreaturer, o9 be
RGub, Der par meb, Iau o9 ion | an=
bpslen puu bet forreite Cog. Deb at
fore op ao en- me9et lang llo9ronnin9,
lprung en- Bolt omtrent mibt bet ferlte
Cog, o5 ben bo9erite9alubeI lob tiIba9e
meb en- laa poIolom 6art, at bet, peb
at ifeoe mob bet t"anoet Cog, tit baube
aubpsien % fere al be nGrmeite gosne
lnui, o9 tesuosn uobrpo Der iirafs Slo,
iaa be Opuuasnenoe perlOner par 6ure
for at bIiue Ieuenoe lieste. De bleu bog
ale Gebt lepsnoe ub uf ben branbsnoe
Rasie; men, iom inst, 90 baube faaet
be.phsIis Staos.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-07
So'ua.

Den tatoIlte 2@rtebiitOp Senneip,
Dubuque, 5a.. oebe lioife Senous 81
termiObas. Gan Ieb 0f ct SIostiIfGIoe,
o9 bet par ct faaoant, Der 9ioroe 9uoe
paa bans iOrbife gebebane. sgrtsbis
flop 81 pan fra philadelphia par bOs
BAN be fbfe QiebIitte ban IeUeoe.
Qfbsbe par ferit aIminbeli9 taiOIit prGit
ube the Wilderness, Os bar ii5en
iuunset fig op til at blioe 2@rtebiifop
nermeit paa @runo af fine oOsmatilfe
Runbfabsr o9 fin geItaIenbeb.
Den lernapnte &pan pil iipre 9mbe.
bet, instiI en- np @fterfeIser bIiusr ub-
faaret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-07

er 10 iGrIis 9ebere Rampen og ffal ie9e
at llnoe ale 9ooe og ouarIi9e Siber bos
6anoioaterne. be fsrlte bos oeres e9en,
eg be lioite bos WObfunoernes. 3 iibite
g(r. af vWorlbs6 6eruIo" mebbeIer ben
meo ubbGUebe upper en- nD Spbu9eIie.
ben itaI buue siOrt, nemIis at Omabas
BoIitImunofub ital uRre unoerfe5t Ill
at uirte for RepubIitanereu Uloores
SnI9. 8 beune 9nIebuiug 9iuer 9Iabet
dettens 9auntbeuere en- uluorli9 9ilret.
tepisning, oer ueI Ietteit tunoe oueriat.
tes pStOmuser, bin oeO bin qait!"
SloI9e ieneite Gfterretnin9er er imibs
IertiO Utoores, ben repubIitanlfe Ranbi
bat, a0i9eUsI bIeuen uaIst meb ouer 1000
Stemmers Maioritet. 0esuben bar
&epubIitunerne faaet uuISt uoaf 9 BY
raaosmeoIemmer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-07

Bof, Der oisie 80 8a9e git gennem
oisle poitbuis par $50, 192. .4o5 pb.
Bg99et pau oeuHe Yuiis uiIbe 8a9ten
for ct belt Aur bIiue 1865, ,o66. sos
Bb. vi alt bette par coo pSt. l.
6IuSis; 25.l9 pGt. 2. 9lasie; 200
2. aIusie fri; 9.39 psf. 3. Os a
RIusie; 6.l4 ptSt. fri Reserin9spoit; !;
o9 5l,2o psf. 9tuiperins.
Wleuem oisie GoIitsrreIier er Der iiGl
TO. Der patter lite laa Ibt 5orunoring,
nemIi9 al Der tun er 25 psf. 2. alasIes
Bot, meoens bsr er oUer 30 pGt. 6tuiz
perin9, PoltiGtte 0. l9u. giaar man
tGntsr iuu, al unber 2. ala5is fommer
belle bet lltaI af BIube, Der ub9iues Der
/ Qanbet, 8rsuenumre, gatentmeoici.
ner, GircuIGrer oIp., fan man FUN ii9e,
at 4rOcsnttullst ipnss at uere forboIos.
pis life.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-07
Stats= =NDbcOer.
Teip Worf.

6t fort 9csbus Rew Yort, Z @tus
ger bsit, meO l89 gereIier, bOOruf be
feite par beintte, branote liblte Senbug
ROrsen. 8ssuprre inbebrahbte 6
Rtnneiter os flere iuureOes uIuorIist
5Iosn Opoasebes 81. 2, Os Der bIeu
itrats sort 2IIurm cuer belle 8psninsen.
poIitibdjsnte Os 9rOnomanO siOroe
bsres bebite for at faa 6oIt neo fra be
spsriie giaser, os bet lpttebes oem at
rsbbs fere, Der lite tllnoe bape reboei fig
IeIp; men lite betOiminore oreu 3Io os
Rss Oem bort, for 0aSpar rebbebe.
Oct Iptteoes at fua SiOsn iluttet, for
gpgninssn iuiot, Os De lnbebr0nOies
lipleie qes.mer fanbtes ale mer susr
minors forbranote.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-07
&rt9sifibe til Central
amcrtfd.

arisSitibsns Detroit" Os y WarbIe.
bsno~ er lenbte til Gntralomerifa paa
@runb uf UteIoinser fra pore Repralen'
tanter Der. ON llroIi9beoer mso ,6enipn
til Stuisuharerne, Os for at bsifpite port
lonos Suteresier ber.
glo9Ie mener bog, of 8ri9sifibsne lite
er ienhte iau msstt eiter en- ierlis Sp'
forb,ins, men mere for at iette libt
Strat yIOoet pla be repoIuiionGre
4arter, Der rerer fig iarIis gcara'
qua, bpor W ora not iamler lropper
for at OuerfuIbe YrGioeut SsIeiia 8
al sofia 9fica.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-07
Tra Guam.

Den arbsjbiOmme 8aptain eearp
ienber GesIen en- friit PrOtIanation til
be 5orensbs Stuter, buer @ans ct npt
9Th anIsbsr bsnne ailibeslis9enoe
pacifcpS apiter. Otter at ban nu bar
reformerst aitfsn os be rationale Jeit'
lisbsbsr Der Ours, bar ban tOsst fat pao
en- 6orbsbrins al 5orboIbet mellem ar'
beiberns os beres 1errsr. Der bar
nemlis @arbunbreoer uaret ct Spliem,
buoreftsr be rise funbe iuinse De fattise
Der ltpIber benz Pense, til at arbeibe 10,
fig, bsriOm be lite firafs tunoe betals.
Dette fprts til, at minon 6aIubeIen al
@uams DefoItnins Yirfelisbsb liot
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-07
gNiscomTn.

DumpiGrsen rMuitssOn", Iabet meo
fuIbtIasiebe SernbaneuOsn- fra Mi6is
gan til Wilwautee, leste 6relle / 0iacis
ues Suuu iOrrise 2Srous aften, efter at
buue t9mpet meo Vmo os 8eir ls
iamfulbe elmer. Timber ben lt9rte
liorbpeli Storm ltebte SernbaneuO9=
meme fig los, o9 NIB buer en- YsI9e ruIs
lsOs be omtrins pua DGttet meo 9ius'
fare for 8slatninsen. ROrf9ttinsen
Ipranstss, DumpitOritsnen itprtebe neb.
tuornbeie BeIsr ilOs ouer Stibet, %
Woubifabet par baluocot al 6ulbe %
4nitren9eIle, ba bet eubelis, ueo 9ieIp
af DobbeItltruen, Iptfeoes at iipre
Dumpierssu 9aun / &acine. @fter
npbuenbse mioIeriibise Reparationer
ieiIsbs Stibet ueb eseu 9ielp til MiI,
wuutee Dosen efter, buOr bet arrius.
rebe sob BeboIb. Staben paa Baat
os Yaonins uulaaes til flere Guint
Dollars.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-07
Sspao Dor Yoit pejer.

aursrappOrisn fra 2. asfiieni-@enes
rails poitmeiier Q balIenberger uis
fer, bpub be foreneoe Siaters poit usisbs
| be 80 Duse OttOber iiOre @ar, bO
ben, iom betsnot bIeD peet. 9etie
9isluIiat er bpiit fOriteaist fra ben ais
minbslise 9est, iOm aonlrutterne met
Observation-Disclosures er baierei pao. Del.
ninsen blep genuemfert paa "A, 1884
goiibuie q, 8. o9 A., aIasie. fam
paa l75 af /. RIasie. Uasten af ber
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-07
&cntufD.

llroIisbeberne / GnIeOnins af @uuer.
nstuuIset er Iaust fra enot tnonu;tuari:
imob tunoe bet nGiten ie ub, iom ON
@ruot os 8u9Ier ifaI PROBES loft. 3
be ibfe Duse er flere 8OenIabnin9er
8oubsn os Ammunition ienbte fra 6rant
fort til 9OuoOn. 6Orbsr Nnlebnin9 af
@OebeGs Worb puubespnbeS Dag.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-07
WebraTa.

> benne Iib fampss Der en- brej
Ramp | Omaba GnIebnins Of bet fores
ltaaenbe BOrsmelteruaIs. 5ulioniIterne
Temper for 9oppIeton os 8epubIi,
tanerne for Ui oores. De to Omaha.
blabe y BorIos9eruIo" os ,Omaba Bee"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-07
9e tuiinbt Sinq.

tiIfammen IA, 500, $50 Qcres 9anb, ct
areaI bObbeIt laa fort Iom geI9ien.
Sneiguba. 5or fprite Sang 80
aar par bet forIebsu Iaa toilet Guba,
at man iaa Sne paa 8jerseu'.
griienpaa Speil9los uiI MI
gaa 5p@t. Op Briien. Dette bar
SpsiI9Iastruiteu befalet.
st i or lag ON Spiubeitenmeret
bleu foffaIfet af Uiasin6uietes &epr9s
ientanibus meb l24 mob 80 Stemmer
= ben ferite 0ueruR9t mango Nar.
George Demep, Ssu af 9lbmis
raIen, bar neoiat fig @bica9O iOm &es
praientant for ct giew Oort 6irmu.
ygbica9o goiten" mener. at buis George
li9ner fin 6aoer, piI ban rimelisuis
ytage 8gen meo Storm".
General Grant foI baue en-
Statue / darlington. glaar nu alt er
/ Oroen meo Statue 6onoet oiu., ian=
leoes at SnbbpbeIie til 6onturrence fan
ubienoes til uore Runitnere, pil formo=
oenli9 ben oonite 9iaeobus9er s orI
R bl g M itb pare iaa piot i9rbig
met Sbermans Gptterltatue, at osiuu
ban fan faa Glib at tRnfe pna, bporIes
oe8 oenne @rant Statne nu esentIi9
itnl le uo.
7 1000 8oIIars piI mart
be9gnoe at cirtulere blonot Rnretmas
9erne 2lmesburp, Wafs. 6or bette
gsIeb ifaI be ifpI9e ofiluttet ROntratt Ies
uere 6aretber til New York Automo.
bile Company, 20 til 80 Stptter buer
Dag / et 2ar. priien rangerer fra
800 til $3.50 pr. Stt.
@n Oanlter fit ferfte
y lie. gaa Wejerlltsrnes glas
tlonoIiorenin9s Mtsoe GincoIn, 0ieb.
forrise llge uanot Meieriit s.. Z.
Sonber9aarb af Qit6IisIb (banlt)
fprile 8reme for Seporatorimpr, en-
@uIomebaIie os 800 fontant. Sans
Smer naoeoe 98 Boints. 6erfe Yra:
mle for Smpr o9 iamIet 5Ieoe git til
Reieriit Ua. Uiu9nusfen uf ges
Ueieri, en- olie@uIomeoaIie, o9 naaeoe
til "a goints. bra Utinnelota par ub,
Itiuet 10 SmermGtter, Iom 9ennem.
lnitlig naoebe 90.l7 Boints; bet par
naltboielte Yoints Stats. YrGmie,
eitningen o9 bleu tun Ouergaast al SGi-
nois, Der 9enneminltIig fit 9O.52
4Oints paa SO lloitillu9snummere.
Siour @itD oil ON fort Iib faa
en- automobile. ginie. Somes !. Boee
bar anipet 9praobet ON 80 Na,s 6ran:
6ile for en- ginie AutomobiIer til lib.
Ieinins, o9 6ran4iien nil iunoipnIi9uis
bliOe siuen.
70 Dampitib slinier fors
enebe. ,,NtIantic transport Damn:
Itibslinie" os 9epIanb Qinisn" bope
iorcnst iis til eet aompasni, iOm subuu
lite bar foost nOset 0aun. Den for.
enebe qinie ct 8efbeIie af en- Drifts
tapituI pau $25, 900, 600.
6olte elIin9e n, iom / Gur ffaI
Oreta9es ber 2anbet. bar aIIerebe ia.
get fin Be9pnoeIie, ioet 9uuoreoer al
aasier meo Blantetter til uofpIoeIle
un9aaenbe 6oIfemansoe, 9unObrus
6anbeIsartitIer 0. I. D. ct ublenbte til
ale GiIipnsmano trinbt omtrins Can.
bet. Der iises, at 5000 iOoOonne
easier uoienbss; buOr mango 8luntstter
buer aasie inbebOIber, tales Der lite
om. Wten nGte QIur faa nj ueI at uioe,
buor mango, Der bIiuer uofpIbte.
@n frp8teli9 @tspIO n
fanbt | @aar Steb en- 6uImine Reo
Nib, @eit Yirsiniu. Oct par ben frps=
telislte. Der nosen Sinbe bar funbet
Steb Der paa @snen. so Arbeioers er
ullerebe trutne uo iDm Sig, Os Der irps'
tes for, at belle 9lrteibsitprten Goo
Mono) bar miitst 9iuet. Der er nelien
Iitfe ct of be f0ttise 2Irbejoerbiem Der
Omfrins, uben bet er rant al ben bitre
| SOrs.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-07

Copper 9urbor, Weid.. ct tIsuen I'M.
osriest Of Wi0jOr Gears, iom bar
inbisnbt Hopport ON, Of Der alsrebe CT
et ubmartst 1ilflustsiteo for Siibe, oe
at Der msb meset lille Betoltnins Tan
blue en- risiis COB 6aun, Der iarlis uiI
baue flor 9eipcnins fOm IiIllustsiieb
for Stibe, Der er ute | Stormueir.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-04-28
N. W. McChssnsy & Sons
Wholesale GrOcers and Dealers ii
Leather and Shoe Findings.

Agents Honolulu Soap Works Company
and Honolulu Tannery.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-04-28
Hawaiian
Electric
Company.

The cleanest. brightest, safest and really
In the long run, the cheapest and best light
Tor use in the family residence, is the mean
descent electric light. Safe; nothing could
sa6 ~ aa1mnS came %rPpbing dnyn Se 10
the office of the Electric Company and said:
" Give me figures for wiring my house, and l
want IL done at once no more lamps for me.
East night lamp tipped over and 1t came so
near setting fire to the house and burning my
children and take nO.more risks"
This is the sentiment of quite a number in
the past few weeks, who have ordered their
houses fitted with the perfect light.
Just think 1t over and make up your mind
that you want the best and safest light; send
for the Hawaiian Electric Company and tell
them what you want.
We have a complete stock of everything In
ts line and have just received lot Of the
very latest designs.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-04-28

Fine Book and Commercial Printing
at the Star Office.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-04-28
LIST OF OFFICERS :

Fine Job Printing. Star Office.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-04-28
New Goods! New Goods!
Just Arrived Elk Diamond
Head, Schr. Transit, and E.
3. sutton,
A large assortment of General
Merchandise, viz:

Black Harness Leather, Nos. and q;
Russet Saddle Leather, Nos. and 2; Sole,
Splits, Alumni and Lace Leather; Sheep
Goat, Kip and French Calfskins; Deer
Hair, Horse and Mule Collars; Trace
Chains; Mexican Saddle; Cotton and
Hair Cinchas; Latigo Leather; single
and double Leather Betting; Garden
Rubber Hose, assorted sizes; Steam
Hose, Suction Hose; Hames and Straps;
Cotton Pads; single and double Buggy
Harness, and single and double Mule
Harness; Dump Cart Harness; OK
Bows; Bride and Mule Bits; Harness
and Bride Buckles; Shoe Thread, Wax
and Brlstles; Rosettes, Ferrels, Hooks
etc. Cheap and good quality of Dandy
Brushes, Curry and Name Combs.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-04-28
Give Us a Call and
Examine for Yourself
THE HAWAIIAN HARDWARE CO

FoRr ST., opp. Spreckels' Bank.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-04-28
c. BREWER & Co., LTD
Queen st., Honolulu, 4, |,
AGENTS FOR

Hawaiian Agricultural Co., Onomea
Sugar Co., Honomu Sugar Co., Wal
luku Sugar Co., Waihee Sugar Co.
Makee Sugar Co., Haleakala Ranch
Co., Kapapala Ranch.
Planters Line San Francisco Packets.
Chas. Brewer & Co.'s Line Of Boston
Packets.
Agents Boston Be ard of Underwriters
Agents Philadelphia Board of Under
writer's.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-04-28

Note Heads, Bill Heads, Letter Heads
printing neatly and promptly executed
and all kinds Of Job and Commercial
at the Star Office.
, 1900-01-15
UNION PACIFIC TRAIN ROBBERS
Officials Believe That the Curry Broth
ers Are the Bandits.

A dispatch sent out from Omaha con
tains the following:
After six months of hard and persist
ent work by the Union Pacific. it has
satisfactory evidence as to the identity
of the robbers who held up the UuiOa
Pacific train at Wilcox. WyO., last June
and four days later killed Sheriff Joe
Hazen of Natrona county. WyO., who
was in pursuit, forty miles northwest
of Casper.
Within the past forty-eight hours the
complete information has been devel-
oped, only to find that the Curry broth
suddenly levanted from Harlem. ChO-
teau county, Mont. Detectives are in
pursuit and minute descriptions of the
outlaws are being mailed broadcast.
They are supposed to have in their pos
session a part of the SO, 400, unsigned
currency of the First National bank
of Portland. Ore, which was stolen at
the time of the Wilcox robbery, $500 of
which they tried TO have redeemed
through hat bank. The reward offered
June 10. 1899. by the Union Pacific COM
pany and United States government,
ag~gregating $4,000 for each robber, is
still effective.
Ever since the robbery the unsigned
Portland bank notes have been turn
ing up one at a time and as each APP
peared the evidence was brought closer
home to the Curry gang, but the Cur
rvs could not be located anywhere. At
last they made an attempt to get $500
of ii in one bunch exchanged. There
was some delay on various pretexts.
because of the suspicious Circumstan-
Ces in so large a sum of unsigned cur
rency, and in the investigation follow
ing. the Currys were finally found to
be located at Harlem, Mont. But the
Currys also grew suspicious. and TAX
ing time for the forelock, hastily got
hold of the loose cash in sight, sold
their saloon and. stepped out for the
southeast.
The map indicates that Harlem is a
little section on the Great Northern
road. not over fifty miles from the Ca
madam line. and about $50 miles almost
directly north of the scene of the rob-
berry.
, 1900-01-15
WHAT HE COULDN'T SELL.

A gentleman was walking with his
little boy at me close of the day. and
in passing the cottage of a German la
borer the boys attention was attract
by a dog.
1t was not a King Charles, nor a
black and tan, but a common cud.
Still the boy took a fancy % him, and
wanted pa" to buy him.
Just then the owner of the dog came
home from his labors and was met by
the dog with every demonstration OF
dog joy. The gentleman said to the
owner: my little boy has taken a fen
cy to your dog, and l will buy him.
What do you ask for him?"
Il can't sell that dog" said the Ger
man.
Look here" said the, gentleman.
that is a poor dog, anyway, but as my
boy wants him, | will give you S. for
him."
"Yaas," said the German, 81 know
he is a very poor dog, and he amt
wort almost nottin," but dere ish von
little ding nit dot dog vot I can't sell
l cant sell de vag of his tail ven
home at night."-Louisville
Courier-Journal.
, 1900-01-15

The decline was continuous and al
nos uniform from 1887 until 1897.
when only 1880 miles of new track
were laid. In 1898 the turn in the tide
came, when 3,OS3 miles of new rail
way were added to the total mileage Of
The country.
A distinctive feature Of the railway
building for 1899 was that it consisted
chiefly in extensions and branches Of
existing lines. The two states of Iowa
and Minnesota, both already well sup
piled with railways, lead the list. Iowa
with $50 and Minnesota with 374 miles
of new track. The south figures well
in the showing, Arkansas leading with
2G5. Alabama second with 161. while
Mississippi furnished l47. South Caro-
lima 1873, Louisiana l49. Tennessee lis
and Missouri 1O7 miles.
There is every reason to expect that
1900 will witness an important boom
in railway building, although there is
no prospect that the exceptional figures
of 1887 will ever be reached again.
Lines under construction in 1899 were
greatly retarded by the high price Of
rails and the difficulty in getting ord
ers filled at any price. and tn" compile
ton of lines delayed in construction
from this cause is likely to send the
, 1900-01-15
INCREASED RAILWAY MILEAGE.


Before the United States had become
gridirOned with railroads reaching even
into the remote territories where set
tiers were few and far between. q pros
porous business year was always mark
ed by great activity in new railway
construction. On several occasions the
new mileage exceeded 10000 miles, and
in 1887 the fiOOdtide in railway CON
struction was reached, the new rail-
ways finished in that year a~ggregating
II, 293 miles. If there had been unoc-
cupied territories left to be spanned
with new tracks the addition to the
railway mileage Of the country last
year would doubtless have exceeded
that Of 1887, but railway corporations
have learned by costly experience that
it is not worth while to build two rail-
ways to do the carrying trade OF one.
The following table of the new rail-
way construction of thirteen years
shows that the new mileage OF 1899 ex-
cecds that of any year since 1890:
, 1900-01-15
MANAGERS SPECIAL
f. DICKINSON AND PARTY OF
UNION PACIFIC OFFICIALS
COME WEST.
Make a Special Trip West Of Laramie
Sunday-Returned East Last Night
Officials Non-COmmunicative -
Some Important Railroad Statis-
tiCs-OLher Railroad Notes.

General Manager Dickinson of the
Union Pacific together with Bob" Bax-
ter, general superintendent of the Ne
braska division, l.. IL. KOrty, superin-
tendent OF telegraph, and Master OF
transportation Buckingham, passed
through Laramie about 5 O'Clock.
Nothing could be learned If the OBJ
ject or the result of the trip and as
there are so many important matters
in Wyoming railroad circles now under
consideration or in progress no idea
can be given.
Chief Engineer Berry and Superin-
tendent Harris passed through today
on No. 4, going east. They have been
west over the Wyoming division on a
special trip.
, 1900-01-15
SMALLPOX IN SALT LAKE.
Firemen Are Guaranteed Because Of
Smallpox.

Salt Lake, Jan. 1.-THE Salt Lake
City fire department is under quaran-
tine and will not be allowed to answer
an alarm unless a serious blaze Is
threatened. The quarantine is the re-
suit of the discovery Of five cases Of
smallpox this afternoon in the family
Of Fire Chief Devine.
The chief. with his wife and three
children, live in rooms directly over
the fire headquarters. Nearly all the
fire fighting apparatus is housed under
meath his apartments. The firemen
have room in the same building, and
all of them have been exposed to the
disease. A. soon as Health Officer King
located the cas-, and asCertained def
nitely that they wor" genuine smallpox,
he issued an order Erecting that all
members Of the 4, p1rrment be confined
in their quarters.
CHIEF Deyine. his wife and children,
are all afflicted with the disease and
they will ha taken away to the pest
house tomorrow Immediate and thor
Ough rumigattou SD, be resorted to,
but for TWO weeks a. least. the quar-
antine will he "ufa',"i against the fire
man.
This leaves ,b" ,.y practically with
ON fir" protection against fires.
, 1900-01-15
CHEYENNE FIRE.
Livery Barn Burned and Seven Horses
Consumed in the Flames.

A dispatch sent out from Cheyenne
says that a destructive fire broke out
at 8 O'Clock Saturday afternoon in the
large livery barns of the Cheyenne
Transfer company. owned by J. L. Muir
ray. In a few moments after the fire
was discovered the roof was wrapped
in flames, with a high wind blowing,
and although the fire companies arrived
promptly and soon had eleven streams
OF water playing on it, NJ efforts could
avert its destruction.
There were nine horses in the stables
at the time, and so rapid was the pro-
gress of the fire hat only two were
saved, one of them being badly burned.
leaving seven horses that were burned
to death. Three of the horses belong
ed to J l.. Murray and four to Dinneen
Bros, grocers. Two adjoining build
ings on the east, a cottage and the Key
City house, were partly burned, and a
dwelling house on the west suffered
considerable damage, all being saved
from total destruction by the efforts OF
the iremen. Losses-J. L. Murray.
5000, insurance 81, 200; Dinneen Bros.
81 900, insurance $500; Key City house,
$500, NJ Insurance; Owen Mckay. cot
tage, 5000: T. Reed, dwelling 500.
The origin of the fire is a mystery,
hut owing to the recent inCendiary fires
IN .hfe pi+,r thnro l.; ro,,, ,,..
, 1900-01-15

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