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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-07-19
800 8eI5un{tta S1OO.

gstte Blabs aiere ptt ornpiebe oper at erars;
Of eer er bet min bite EN- frpstet Spso ON. iom Dotna
bter o9 bet tep &aarrb. Hall's Oatarrh Cure er bet
enee ptrtel9e elbrebeles mtobel, 2eeeitanben tenz
ber Da Satarrb en- foniituttoneI Spgbom, forbrer
Cure tasss inb utrfer brefte pa Blobetos Slimbinz
berne Spitemet, ttltntetgipr berpeb Sy9bommens
garas siuer pattenten Stprfe peo at opbpsse ons
ost at 5r 1T Srat
at be bpber ct bunbrebe Dollars for bper Elfelbe,
bport oen1e Mebtctn lite beDrter Sebreoelie Sfrip
sfter stfe o9 8ibnesbprb. Eilltrip
F.J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. 0.
r SnIges bos Mpotbetere.
aalps Family Pills er be blbte.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-07-19

at bunbrebe tufnb for en- Rutnpes
&ierli9peo. Bortlanb, Oregon. ben
8oe Suli. 5orbenperenbe 5orbunbs>
fenator 6enrp @. @orbett. en- Mon'
eemilltoner oe Bortlunos rigeite
Mono. er bleuen iaeiset al Wr. 6.
9. &eterion al Butte &itp. Ront.,
for en- StaoeserRatnine a 10000.
ibet ban beRplbes for at boue atuenbt
Rrs. Sne3 Beteriors 4iarlisbeo fro
benbes Maub oe pbelaet beres bus
lise antte. Sfslee Rlaaeu bleu Snfs
9obioion o. g. q. Beterfon aifte {,
1894. % be lepebe lenae lbttelis fam>
men, iiibnt Wanben iom 6onoelsbe=
tient tor ct Rommisionsbus lite
bauoe ,erbeIes fore Snotaater. Gor
at bielpe bom til of {pare. iaa be
funoe bliue ifano iii at 9iue fit eneite
Barn en- COB Oporoaelie. reife Nrs.
Hetetion meb I'm fire Nar aamle Sbn
ttolis paa Noret iiior til fine Sorel'
ore Wlbanp. Oregon. uo poa
Sommeren flpttebe bun til R0rt!ano.
buor bun fatte @utten inb / en- Rtn,
ber8arten. Set beoer. ct bun Sort
Lamb boeoe liseuperIor Mr. @orbetts
tprfte!ige 6us. % at 6er mart opfoo
ct utiQooe!ist 5orbolo me0em Dem.
Mrs. Yeteriou oFogoe bpppiae Be-
iea / Wr. @orbetts politiFe Qopeb'
tuorter. os Bortlano Qotel. bet tef>
bareite Bpen. bleu benoes Qiem.
Mr. &eterion. beoer bet Rlasen,
onebe insen uroao. inbeu ban for en-
3to fioen mootos Steonine. ibet
bans Some bauoe anlast Sfilsmis1e.
iag unoer 8aofanb ON. OF ban bapbe
forlaot benbe. @on LOB ba fnretoee
unoer1Baelfer. % &eiultatet oerof ct
ben MI anloate Sag for Stooese eritatz
ming,
@r.Senotor &orbett erflerer. at
bet belle fun er ct Jor5e3 poo Ben9e=
uopresnina. 6an flyer. at ban al
Sarmb erti9beosbenipn bar laant
Wrs. &eterion fere bunoreoe Dol.
lars nben anben Sifferbeb eno ben.
bes perionliee Mote. men beneeter,
at Der er uo9et onoet Torholb.
Utr. @orbett er 73 Nar oommel.
6an gau / I'm 9io $4,000 til 7grfte
Bresbpterianertir!e Bortlanb oa
bar 9iptt meeet til uelbeb,ge Die
meh. 9an bar TO @anse peret Git.
(Ninneopelis Tio.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-07-19

@or9 &uslono. Sra Baris bleo
meooelt l5oe. at fgIgenbe Eeleeram
par fommen Derfra ben lite b8.:
uRetleren bar meo mesen @org
mootcaet @iierretnina ON be lrettes
liee @ufsltbeoer peb Ratatreien /
Bsfina. Taarerne fpo neo oper
&eilerens Rinosr. oa ban lnfte 2ez
lesrammet fra Nomiral NlerteF /
Bort Wrtbur, betreitenoe be 1retfez
liae @ntellheoer peo Moroet al so.
Sc @iers, bporom alene @peter por
1,ooet til &uslaub.
Nomirolen erfl2rer, of Brrerne
i1ebte @eianoten 9iennem @aoerne,
fornermeoe. log os piute bam %
faitepe bam enoos i en- '' iebel 90
fo9te ham tiloboe. Wtens bette fore=
ait. oanlebe ben fauatiRe BBbel ou,s
Firing Rieoelen. @fterat bon uar
brebt. 'aiteoes 9tset tor 9unoene.
Wme. Sc @iers leb en- enbnu
uerre E9o. efter buao ber er bleoen
Nomirulen meobelt. Qun blep ilaaet
os pint meo farpe &iapre. inoti[
9iuet uoluftes. @e{anotltobets &ms
Fbebsmeno figes at uare bleuen arps
iomt ptate. inotil EBben enote beres
4i5elter. W. De @iers o9 be andre
@m 6eosmeno tiampeoe tappert for
fit 2tu, oa bans @aroe orebte mango
al ben on9ribenoe &Bbel.
Set beoer. at @eiauotsn unoer fine
2ioelier meo 6eltemoo betienote fin
9ro. o. at ban beri uar opmuntret
af i'm 6uitru, iom inart bette bans
Wartpsoom.
Da bette bleu forfunot for Sle9tr
ninserne Of be 1usfRe Wartprer
Rtna. onr bet leoIaeet al bierteRiez
renoe @ceuer. 9ertu9 2omsoorf
moo1oa be mproeoes Benner uoenz
lanosoepartementets &ontor oe meee
bette oem ben tro9iRe piltorie.
Sc Scener Of oflinbt9 @fret oe
5or9. iom poaful9te. fan life beRrts
ues. Bpsnin9en bleo beleiret of en-
opbiciet Joltemasfe. os bele Beters~
burg Ct fulo af Sorg.
Saainart NomiralenS xt8pat6
bIeu mootaset. lammentolbte Retleren
ftrafs fl &ablnet."
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-07-19
6orbuuielie ubfsete ban Ioner. iom

5orbaufelie ubfD9te ban Ioner. fom
bannebe GccorDer.
So @utten par libt oper to Dor,
6brte ban er @ut paa @aoen plpffre
"a Hot Time. 6eroper bleu ban
ierlis oprsmt. git til Bionoet o.
ipil1ebe Nelooien uben Sell. 6an
ipiller meo me9en Gslelfe. Mon0e
Ruffere tommer forot beibse bette
@eni. o. fere bor fbQt at fso Gorel'
orenes 9illabelie til at oplere bam.
% anbre at faa tase ham meb fig poo
en- Eur. men 5orelbrene pil ombpe<
aeli9 o9rne ON bans Rrefter, inbtil
ban bliusr 9ammel not.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-07-19

@n to slar sammel Biqe blep borte
for fine Gorelbre, iom boeoe peb
5oben Of the Blue Nountains, fife
Q9e, efter buab BET mebbeles ira 9e>
banon. &ennipluonia. ben 15be bs.
200 WenneRer lebte efter Barnet i
to DaQe. @nbel Rpinber fanbt benbe
9robenbe mellem enbel Bufe. Dun
bapbe leuet al 8rin9eber. Set an.
ices Tom ct timber. of lite Barnet
par bleuen brebt of Slaneer. ba BIT
ltal uere fulot af iaabonne poo bet
@teo. buor bet blep funoet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-07-19

@n ltor sSloebrano , Hreecott, Wriz
S9na. Bbelosoe @ienoom for en- Mil'
lion DoQars eller mere Hat til @Du'
bag. Det brenbte Diitritt inbbefat>
ter fem &uartaler / Bpens beoite
Torretnin5 s,trgg og Q Banter, Q Ee<
lesraftontorer. 3 Nuistrpfferier. 4
Qoteuer oQe Schooner og cue Rsitou>
rationer unoiasen en- iamt QUE be
iterfe Butifer git meb.
III 5Orretnir9sbule ct Der :tfe ieien
mere / 8pen eno tre 9rp @oobs=Bu.
titer, ire @rocerp 6utiter o. to
Npotbefer. @rprestontoret o9 Bof.
bullet cor uoenfor ben Bpoel, icm
br9nbte.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-07-19

Trim iom be 6orperbeneus Dur. ui
fienoer Qiennem Gorfeninaer ira Dor
Sore Barnoomstio, ,@ieanter, plum'
pc o9 fIobiebe i Bpenin9 oa uhuif~
ling.
Supiter meo lin tunee, oampfor<
mebe NtmoSf9re lnueS nermere at
funne 9iue Opbolo for GanbpRiener
ganHe u(ig Wennel Her.
(Ntonesbprbet.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-07-19

SpnDa9satten uar Der GermiQton
/ Spb 9afota en- {aa itert @torm,
leb1aget al &e9n. at mon lite 6ar iset
noaet liauenoe Der fgr. ubbuie %
&roer bleite neb. og Baanin9sbuie
Ip.tehe8. Queoeoare os lisnenoe 1p=
mes neteu tult titenoie Bbelo9te. @n
tor Stalo tilbprenbe en- tatbelif Breft
tog Slo uso 9pnueolae oe bratfote
neb. % en- o9retfulb Qeft GIT tabt.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-07-19

9etpis u. 2orion. Bofmener :;
Spinf, Union @ountp. 9. 3. har
tttitooet ot babe fl'gt ct falift @esn.
hob til Reeierineen os er bertor bic.
ben ila9t en- Wulft al $50. Beb bet
folifeliQ ofaete @eaniRab uanbt bon
libt oper $340. men bisie 8en9e bar
ban tilba9s betalt. Rriues ber tro
5iour 5alls.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-07-19

Sra g8ef Superior mebbeles. ct
Snoianerne holoer pna at iomle
Blaaber, men BET ptl ioor bltoe {oa
Tibet al oem, l0m Der lite bar ueret
poo mango Nar, og bet bie!per Sr-
'bianerne liDet. at Brileu .er 9aaet %
ira $1.5O'i 50 pr. Bu!bel. Set
oil lite beller bl;ue me9et of Bringez
bRr.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-07-19

@n9lonb er igien pompset of Bo'
erne. Jbl9enoe ct ct Telegram fra
2onoon ben 13be b.:
r9orb &obertS' 9ispa'9 d meb ur=
oerretniu9 ON en- ouoen ulptfelig
panoelie taner ct oloorli9t 2ps ouer
3,n9enes 3ilitaao iSpbafr,ta. Nan
bar ben ienere Tio unrret fig oper,
at ben ubpre Wrmee unoer 2orb &c>
berts 9ier ioa !iben 5rem9anp. men
mon funbe fube blot fao. iom troebe,
at be fpreote Boere Dor iffono til at
tilfbie @nstanb ct iaaoant 9ab Iaa
,1er Bretorio.
SteoeIfor at mon funbe pente, at
aQe be tilouersbleune Boere maotte
ouer9iue fig meo bet olerfsrite. 1aa=
lebes iom' Der bot ucret ontpoet
Telesrammerne. Ipnes bet. iom ON
be tuertom bar siort en- felles BE.
trebelie paa at omrin9e &retoria %
toge oenne Bp tilbase. Os beruuber
bauoe 1e iaa meset 6elb. ot bet en-
&eaion, buor mon troebe. at mon
bopbe bro9t benz t,lro. oa at tntet
Qnereb bar at befrpete. lpttes benz
at i1aa 9nglanoerne % at toge TO
@ononer os sisre 900 Manb til Son.
ger.
Qorb @oberts neuner lite ben
&ommanbant. bette 9aor ub ouer, %
bette siuer> dnleonine til ben Eante,
at bet perfe er ,tle enbnu fortaIt.
Men ie:u ON ulptten lite Ct ftbrre
eub ber neunt, uiier bet. at @tillin.
gen enonu er aluorlia. % at bet iffe
er malist at afie nogen of be crop,
per. icm ct Spbafrifa. til 8iua.
men at bet enonu ptl to9e long Eio
at unbertuinQe Boerne."
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-07-19

NN8uaHHOe SItu1HBeH ! TtHo oteO
mebbelt ben 12te bs., at ben omtrent
uar lag let. iom ben funoe blioe.
Dette Dor ben Ste Suli. &ineierne
baube oa aaoet @uropaerne ct
baarot Slos. iom uarebe 6 Elmer.
Sen 13be bleu fblsenbe tele9raie.
ret fra 2onbon:
rDet e, en- frsgtelts Eausbeb. ION
omsiper Retina. os Der er tasen,
tom life tror. bet uerle bar benot.
Set auta9es iom 9ipet. OF al: 5lor'
mo9ter har ubtbmt oQe Mio!er forat
tomme fine @eianbter tilbielp. men
olle bereS Befrebel5er bar ue1et
irustes|ale.
Mpbeoerne for ibas inolfrenfer fig
blot til be iebuanlise upaalioelise
&peter fra SbanDhai. oe BET aluor'
ltaite al olsie er, at @uropaere leoer
be ftnefife mi!itare Gperotioner. @n
&orrsiponoent for n@rpreis" forflf.
rer, at en- &aptein Batlep tpoelt9 1ao.
at en- Manb I europeili Troet leoebe
&ine1ernes Nrtileri> Opero'ioner
ubenfor Gien 9itu.
uoenlanolfe 5lpetninee fra Elem
Tfin bel1ploer aabeat en- europeiif
&mbeosmano. buiS @opn @rpreis<
&orreiponoenten t:lbo9ebolot. oe
Dberf uon 9annefen. iom fpr Dor
leiet til at inbsue be finefiRe Erop'
per. forat uere meooelostiae en-
8lon til lammen meb @en. Chang at
unbfomm: fra Eien 3fin tsr BON.
borbementet, ooerlabenbe be anore
llblenotnae til fin Sfiebne.
s 6bonabat paoftoaes ber. at
@usierne orabte nenliefinbebe Rine.
fere iom lite tos 9el &en. uben
6enipn til dlber % Ribn, os Beftp'
reren af ct tinefR DompRibs, Rom'
poeni tiger. at ban unb1ap fra Tien
Elm alene ueo at ifsre fig europeiRe
Rleber. 9et beber. at Iaotoien
@baneboi protenerebe til @tormas'
terne imob bis1e Rusiernes Slas-
terrier"
Jra @banebat mebbeles meb 5or'
bring paa 8aalioelisbeb ben 13be
b., at 10000 @usiere mari@erer
mob 8efins fra norb."
SfBlae 9aeblabene fos igaor mes
ner man, at &ina bar ertloret &us,
lanb &ris, og bet paafaaes. at ftne'
fife trooper o9 Borezs bar ta9et ct
rusER Transportliib laoet meb Baas
ben.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-07-19

6oal Bbelasbe Eufinoer al Ncres
al 6ueoe 9aerbeben al @bite
Spb, 9atota nplis. Der par fsr
ubNet til. at mon Tuloe faa emtrent
bolu @rbbe. men nu uil man9e Ngre
lite bliue Foarne. mebbeleS berfra.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-07-19

Omtrins 10000 5rib,lliQe % 4l6
Dfficerer er aQereoe bleune inb.
Rrepne. mebbeles Der fra Verlin ben
15be BE-. 9ette er for ubruftninsen
til &ina. Set beoer. at &e91erinaen
a9ter at lete 30 al be fBrite Stibe
tilbbrenbe be to utati9fte 9ampRibs.
ielRaber. nemlio Bremen. 2inien %
6ambure 9inien. forat betorore
Trupperne.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-07-19

Nuguf Wisarem. en- Nrbeioer
/ WinneapoliS. folbt bob ON poo
@aben un:er Niboo9sbnilen Man'
bag. Dan par 35 Nar aammel %
gift men haobe tn9en BBrn.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-07-19
'9et pdrfte, fo,,t Ct bdrt enona.!
5ra Eien Elm mebbeleS 17be b.: !:

Jra Eien Elm meobeles 17be BE-. !:
rMon bar foreiepe8 f6st at leees
@tiul poo ben Rreitelise& &ienosaier=
ming, ot Abmiral Seymour uar nsot
til at Rpbe fine eene fooreoe uuoer
bet sbtlaesenbe Tilbo9etoe. iom ton
maatte eisre meo fin 6ielpe' @reebi,
tion til Betins. Nqe faoreoe oe
Sanger. iom falot papberne pao
&ine,erne bleu frpatelie pinte. Sc,
semerne uar buene / 5tptfer. Gprit
uar Dinene bleune Satfebe ub. oerpoo
Rinberne. Nrme % Ben bIep at'
bu9ne, inotil Gboen enote be itaftels
WenneRers 2ibelier.
9a Nomiral Sepmour fanbt fig
loo baorbt tresiet. at ban lite len.
sere fuuoe tase fine iaareoe meo fig,
1pur9te ban hem:
rqpaO I0retrRlter 8, a. DitOe
ouerlaot til @ineIernes Barmbiertig=
beo euer ct blipe Ruot af eberS &ams
merater?
9oarerne lpb neb ab Nbm,ralenS
4inoer. ba bon fasoe bette.
,Bi fo,etretfer Dpoen 1or Btns'
lerne. Steb oS mn, iaaot ri ton oB
iom Nano" ,oar be bielpeleie staflets
,er9eligs Soar.
Noele fna bormbiertise Saluer fra
&enners R,fer. oe ben ploseoe Gr'
petition blep betriet fra Bprben uf
fine ioorebe. Den fanatilfe tine fife
6oroe bleo iupbt for.oe Dire, oebaooe
tiltenft fin Eortur. o9 be ulptfeliaes
2ioelier % Trpat blep enot ueo en-
erefulb D5o unoer oeres eeet 5loe."
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-07-19

FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD
An independent reform paper and the
oldest Scandinavian newspaper west OF
the twin cities.
A. SoLEM, Publisher.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-13
THE STATES FINANCES.
The Report of Comptroller For Year
 Ended September 30

Ended September 30.
 Comptroller Thompson $. Grant has prepared his report of the income and disbursements of the state for the year ended September 30, 1900. One of the interesting facts contained in the report is that the salaries of the clerks of courts amounted to more than the clerks return to the state for fees received. This was unexpected ill view of the report made by the special committee of tEe legislature which was the basis of the present law. changing the system of paying clerks from fees to salaries. The re port of the comptroller shows that the receipts from all sources for the civil list funds during the fiscal year end ed September 30. 1900 not including the balance of SGS2, ,SS4.O1 in the treas ury October 1, 1859. were B. 2.SIG. .Soti.S3 an increase over the previous year of S12I .oS}.G3 The expenditures during the same period were $2,52S.01l.13 :t decrease of $1.TGG.2O. leaving a bal ancc in the treasury to the credit of the civil list funds SeDtembnr 30. of $1 1,G3 31.22G.71. The excess of receipts over the expenditures during ha past year has been S34S.342. 70. making a corresponding increase in the balance in the treasury.
 Mir Grant describes the alterations connected with putting ill tic new elevator at the capitol and the fitting up of the rooms on the first floor. for merly used for the restaurant, for llSc as offices The restaurant has been moved to the fifth floor. The report continues: But 1 desire to call the attention of the general assembly 10 the fact that the capitol building needs more extensive repairs than when 1t was comparatively new and easily kept in good condition. Many of the rooms need re,lccOratinG and refm- niShing to present q cIcditaDic appear ance. the dome needs regilding and tEc lighting of the building is far short of modern requirements. Further. I be- lieve that the people of the state i'll general wish that it should be kept up ill . manner bcfttin" it's purposes aS their capitol. 1 would therefore suggest that the committee on capit0l furniture and grounds, or q special committee to be appointed. be instruct ed to take this matter into considera- ton and recommend to the general as senbly such measures as may be ne cessary to accomplish the desired re- sults." The comptroller expresses his thanks to his office force and the em- ployes in the capitol for the faithful discharge of their duties
 The grand list of the state shows a total of $57O, 163749. The salaries of the clerks of courts aggregated $42.- 299GO. and the amount of fees report ed and turEed in to the state was S27- 19O.9O. There was received on account of the military communication tax $154- I11.SO. The railroads of the state paid in $915.043.4S. and the street railways paid $157. .45O93.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-13
CITY NEWS.

Miss Lizzie Iawlor. one of the teach CTS in the Kindergarten department of Notrc Dame convent. is enjoying a short visit with friends in New York city
 J1m"s McGowan. who is ~ery well known in the Brooklyn district. went to hospital in New York this llnrn- jn@ to undergo an operation. He has been i'll for some time.
 At a meeting of tke Connecticut Business Mems association in New Haven yesterday. the following com mittee was appointed to advocate leg islatiVe enactments before the general assembly ill favor of the business men of the state: R. r. Whitin@ Bridge port; Thomas D. Barlow. Waterbury: John D. Harbison. Hartford: ]. \. Hyatt, Meriden: A. w. Mansfield, Nor walk. The particular thing aimed af by the association at present is the itin erant vender and they intend to put . stop to his rounds as Soen as possible, for Ee seems to be raising Cain all ove. Connecticut.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-13
A SUITABLE MEMORIAL.
Will Mark the Landing Place of Con-
 mOlOrp Perry

Yokohama, Nov 30, via Victoria. E. C.. Dee 13.-A movement to mark the place of Commodore Perry landing with q suitable memorial has been or GaniZCd. q distinguished and infiucn- tial committee having charge of the scheme. 1t is likely that il will take the form of q magnificent lighthouse on the dangerous Plymouth rocks at tie entrance of Truga bay. the bca- con to be sillnoInted by Il bronze fig urc of the commodore.
 Additional evidence of the rapil growth of western civilization here is furnished by the recent formation of q ladies bicycle club ill Tokio.
 Grave anxiety iS felt for the fate of the training ship of the TokiO conner cial school. which had ninCty-ono stu dents on board when she left AIuroran in 1lCkkaidO. November 13 for Sliu- mid sea. where she was due on the 10th. On the 11th the force storm which recently ravaged Hong Kong was raging on the coast and it iS feared that the vessel has foundered with all on board as she was q sail ing vessel With only auxiliary steam power. It is possible that she may have been driven far out to sea.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-13
MUCH FLOATING ICE.

The recent cold snap has caused the Connecticut river to be filled with floating ice. says the IIaltf0rd Cuur- ant. Some very large pieces ti0atcd down the river yesterday. The ice. came from some distance up north. since the shape of the. pieces showed that they came over the falls. Super intendent Eugene Williams of the Hartford and New York TranSporta- tion company said yesterday that he expected that the boats will be able to run through at least this week. but if the flow of ice continues much longer it might cause trouble. There are now about seven hours of cbh tide and five hours of flood tide. When the flood tide comes the water ruShcS uD stream. thus stopping the ice in the narrOWS below NIiddlctoWn and form ing jam. Last year the no2t wa; able to run until December 30.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-13
OPEN GOLF NAMENT.

Atlantic City, Dec 13.-The open golf tournament of the Atlantic City Country club began today on the north field links. The weather was propi- tious and the links were in almost per feet condition. Play was begun with the qualifying round of thirty-six holes medal play. The first and second rounds will take place tomorrow and the semi-fnals and finals on Saturday. The main event of the tournament is the contest for the Atlantic City cup. which was won by W. J. Travis. the amateur champion of America, when he defeated N. s. Douglass, former champion. The entry list includes most of the leading golfers of the coun- fry. among them W. J. Travis, J. c. Thorp. N. s. Douglass, ". c. FowHes, "f1. B. F0wnes. Thomas c. Ennover, K. zA. Rainey. A. Fl. Remington. E. L.. H6hf6ff am H. III. Adams
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-13
STATE BUSINESS MEN.
Committee Appointed to Consider
 Legislati tive Matters

Committee Appointed to Consider
 Legislative Matters.
 New Haven. Dec 13.-The State Business Mems association met at the New Haven house yesterday. The principal matters discussed were trad ing stamps and the question of itiner- ant vendors.
 No action was taken about trading stamps. A committee was appointed to consider the itinerant yender oues- tion and this committee will see to all matters before the legislature which the association is interested in It was decided that the Massachusetts statutes offered the best model and the committee will have q similar law brought to the attention of the gen eral assembly. The committee ap- pointed is as follows: R. T. Whiting of Bridgeport, T. D. Barlow of Water bury. John F. Harbison of Hartford A. A. Hyatt of Meriden and K. W. Mansfield of Norwalk. It was voted to have semi-annual meetings here after.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-13
CALLED ON THE BISHOP. r
Pleasant Visit by Amusement Com
 mittep of Police.

lt:tSiut iNlj 9N -AiuUStult'!tI plN-
 mittee of Police.
 The amusement committcc of tha Hartford police department called upon Bishop Ticiney at the Episcopal residence yesterday. SayS the Hartford COurant. The members of the commit tee are Chief Genrgc r. Bill and Oilf- ccrs Edward r. O'Br:cn. John l.. Pal mer. John r. Sullivan aud Charles |. Ramsden. All tha members made the call with the exception of thc chief who was unable to go. When thp bishop saw the police coming he had some misapprehenSi0nS about such q visit. His fears vanished when he was addressed by Officer O'Bricn. the spokesman of the committee. His ad- dress was Very Sh&rt and consisted principally of a check fo3 %:,TI>' 9O. This was the amount made at the i.Hll game between the police of Hartford and Worcester. The bishop was surprised at the amount of the check and said he did not think it would be half as large. He said he was not surprised at the outcome uf the game. It will be remembered that Hartford won. \ list containing the names of those who sold and those who bought tickets was given to the bishop.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-13
PREACHERS WANTED.
Bishop McCabe Wants Workers To
 Go To The Philippines.

Go To The Philippines.
 Chicago, Dec 13.-Bishop McCabe of the Methodist Episcopal church has re- ceived letter from Rev J. l.. Me Laughlin, presiding elder of that de nomination in the Philippine Islands describing the religious conditions and calling for more men to assist in carry 1rg on the work. He said: What we need is q teacher. deaconeSs or trained worker to go into the communities now and train the people. Now is our golden opportunity. A few months ago OUT native preacher opened services in small village near Manila. After five weeks. when, on account of pres sure of work. he was compelled to dis continue at that place. a delegation headed by the president of the village came in and pleaded with Us for a preacher, so We sent one out We held services two Sundays in a cock pit. Then we repaired to the church, where We have been worshiping ever since. After careful explanations and Invitations. 2SS names have been given and the parties received into our church on probatio
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-13
WEATHER REPORT.

Washington, Dec 13.--For Connccti- cut: Rain or snow tonight and Fri day colder: brisk to high west to to northwest winds.
 Weather notes: The low pressure area in tho upper Mississippi valley yesterday morning is now central in the Lake region. and another low area has developed on the Fluff coast. The Lake storm will probably pass out the St Lawrence valley tonight and this vicinity will hp on the southern edge of it. The Gulf storm will probably reach this vicinity by Friday after noon.