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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-18

zone I nave gone into commercial business pure
ana simple, or into speculations. for which
-. - a great opportunity. Nobody had
49, SIIdhCe or seeing these opportunities
ltlan lhe hrst volunteers and many OF
mem are reaping the results of their observa-
lions since then, there have been many sol
diers Of the Regular Army discharged IN the
Ii-li.ppiles' with their travel pay home amount
ing 70 ABOUT 5000. They have in some cases
advantage and sometimes to the detrin,en+ Of
the community
ENTERPRISES OF AMERICANS
Laundries and restaurants. saloons and sroras
have been established as a result. while a few
OF the men have drifted into the ranks Of the
peach combers" OF these, as might be ex-
pected under the conditions which have been ex-
isting there are large number, in spite Of the
continued efforts OF the authorities TO weed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-18
prp.Trg IN CHINESE WATERS

San Francisco, Feb. n-Accordins to news
brought by the Coptic pirates are causing much
trouble in Chinese waters. The Government seems
powerless 10 stop their depreda'oi's III tle cary
@ - E-,+,gt g7,nboat Tweed. stationed near
rSnoG shsng china had Live yely aght with
me Red Flag several pirates were killed. q
number wounded one orhsr fghts savs bssn
sn oo near Cauton and merchant VssselE boats
nave been held I'D and r91ESN'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-18
PART III.
EIGHT PAGES.
PHASES OF LIFE IN MANILA

OPPORTUNITIES EXCELLENT.

NOT A BRASS BUTTON wAR-BUsINEss
OPPORTUNITIES EXCELLENT
Manila, Jan (SpeciaD.-war has so long been
associated with brass buttons and gold lace that
Il would be q revelation for those at home who
have never seen the practical side OF it TO visit
Manila, or stil better, the provinces while IL is
going or The ordinary streetcar conductor has
more tokens OF his service than the soldier in
the field As a people the Americans are in
tensely practical and care little for the outward
display OF authority or rank In the Army this
Is carried little too far and the result is often
slovenIiness- The khaki uniform In it's pristine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-18
TWO BOYS DIE IN A CLOSET.

sons and Jacob Dull each about thirteen years old
were found dead in closet OF the Metropolitan
Hotel MlIIville Penn. late last night death hav-
ing beeu caused By asphyxiation. The door was
locked. and II is supposed they unable to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-18
4 NEGRO LryCHED ~ SOUTH c4R0LT,4

Aiken c. Feb I1-"Will' Burts. colored was
lynched to-day Basket NILS eight miles norm
OF Aiken. Burts hanged 10 a and riddlsd
with huIlets He captured last night 49,
having attempted TO assault Mrs c. L Weeks a
planters B1fs. BurtH confessed hts guilt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-18

an American cruiser had been ordered to San
soe c6nrmation When the San Domingo improve
ment Company. American. made PUBLIC cables sent
French cruiser here. Government entirely 1air.
conduct absolutely correct Consul demandng sa us
ton To this came the reply: Cruiser sent Is en-
The confirmation of these rurnors started specu-
lation T the French Consul was not TO BACK 3sa
France seemed possible Many saw in IT arbitra-
fun and the United States acquire the island.
MORE SHIPS ARRIVE.
The situation furnished ample food for discus
sion and interest There a conference be
tween the French Consul and the French Admiral
the whole Of the following day. held at the Con-
gulate Then the Admiral conferred with the Presi-
dent: for three days negotiations were continued
with the people much excited. The second day
the booming Of cannon drew the population OF the
city TO the sea wall, where the little American
varshlp few Yards distant saluting the flag
ship Ceciue Out on the horizon two specks were
visible and the signal tower announced two French
nnen-of-war. The situation getting interest
ing Soon the Suchet, the French ironclad cast
anchor and later The French Druid appeared on
nent subsidized. Do1nincans talked against Ameri-
intervention, which they deem race exJlnction
Europeans said II was Tune LOT the llIeo oCalgS
TO step in pay the French claim and take the isl
The next day it was whispered about that the
French Admiral had failed 10 sustain his Consul
that the original proposition OF the Government
had been accepted time and payments. Then
the warshfps melted away and the war was over.
The Government then issued manifesto thank
ing the people.
The expedient, while encouraging to the new Ad-
rnfnistration does not help matters much There IS
an end OF public generosity and a limit 10 credit
The san Domingo Improvement Company having
All the revenues and paying the Government $50, 900
a month on its budget the Government has no
o+ha- resources There IS no doubt OF the intention
~ the President 10 rid OF this company. Proba-
bIy II the Improvement company receives It's 10.
0O6 600 1t will equally willing 70 dissolve part
the matter would not lead TO international com
rJjcaFIons considerable part of the debt would be
sri0uslv questioned The President is also looking
sbonf To discover some legal method Of canceling
~ S,,Tr4ensore concessions granted by his prede-
cessOr for an extended term Of years.
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-20
Slanee / Wapen,
Miis Nceic bar / fiere Nar bapt en-
lepenoe Slangc / Wapcn.

Nep gort, 17oe Marts. - MiIs
Slorence 3seie, Sertimer, i. o., bar
en- lepenoe Slange / Mapsn. Sprleoen
blep BUN bragt til Ct. Gucas 6oIpita!
Der / 8psn for at unbsrisge
Der / 8pen for at unoertaits fig en- Sps.
ration for at faa arpbopret fiernet.
Miis Rseis bar / fer sler ipp Oar
plit, at Der bar ct lepenoe Opr / benoes
Wdpe, o9 lige til npIig trosbs bun, at
bet bar en- ganoelorm. 5or tire Tiger
iioen raaoipurste bun en- Gage Der |
gpsn. Gfter ll~nosris9eIie ertlprsoe
ban, at en- Slunge oorsos / benOes Maue,
og at en- Operation bar nsopenoia.
Den piI.e bun life unoertaite fla %
oe rsiite biem. Wsn bsnoes Smsrtsr
iau beftige, at bun tiIiiOit bsIutteoe at
'ege 2inoring peo SiGlp uf aniper.
Slangen antdges at bare TO lii Soo
lang os Iad tpt ium ct &oiteNaft. Ofts
fan ben tpoelig fsles meo Saanoen.
Sporleoes ben Tom ino / benoes Mape.
er en- 9aabe.
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-20

be larss op til, fra be sr 'rlaa az, al
tuos ia iost, cs Der maa be saa % Der
life, bet u1aa be sisrns lese m.o, Oct an
bet maa be lite rsre, iua blipsr bet rstop
en- baglig OpspeIie / 0iielplln Tor Dc
fmaa at b.pass fig / en- liosn San'.
War bill inboenoe, at Wsnrls'tere nuz
tilbaas bar bet for trapslt, Der bltper
inaen Glib tilopsrs for Sdpsitel. Wferi
bet .r unberlist, bpor mssst man rattsr,
naar man elTtsr 4rbsioet, os arbe'oet I
en- FABIAN libsn !Sape l9rsr man at elite.
Oct sr en- iarsgsn 9iIfreos'tiaslIe ! at
5., bburIebes alt sror, ipirsr, potssr
frem mslem eng SGncer. Gl9oen peo
at ems qrbsioe ~bOsitapelig bersr r'se
ssruater er FABIAN, al ct iunot Soroers
Barn itprtes berpeo. Den fsles taa
ifiue, men iaa bpbt, at en- n9itsn slsn'
bet basIise Slagoro: "aampsn for
Silp9relisn."
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-20
Cor Rpinoen.
Reeiseret for '9ec. Gotten af Una donna
Ru ho hsn heiline mnnr ntter er tnn

Ru Sa ben beiliss 9aar after er ions
men, bespnoer man %ubiltaarliS at
t9nte paa !Sapeitel, 5rapluntnine og
iaabant mere. 5sl9snpe forte SpiGt
belpier bet sniteliss I at fpils umhpSges
Zig meo SapeItel bduoe / p~irtelis og bill
lebIis 5oritanb. 8i dnbsfalsr bssse
Stptter til eftertantIom 8ienn.mlas'
nina.
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-20
SmaaruIf.

Btgtraaosisrber oil tOmme til at
fpile en- pistis Rols / 5remiosns arige,
fer bet uo til. SpinbeIien er pl'tno.
fpanIt, men bsnpttes MI at gperre.
gr giatraub a%pntrubunbs2 -
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-20

gn ameritanit Sorfatter bar frepet
en- BOG, bpuri ban for ramme 4lpor tar
Srbet for at aflipe "Soiotsr" og "ufcr'
bsbsrlise 5prbrpbere". s alasie meb
bisis iettsr ban uforb.oerliss Orantere,
Issemlise os aanpeIiss Strantinger,
falbsipss, aanbsipase 5crbrbbere. Worz
psrs us Snobruostppe. ane ilise ital
op for en- Gtsdmsnstommisiipn at bertil
ffittsbe p~erloner, os ban pil lite npgen
itul ~uflibss, ubsn at be bar bapt en- TIL
berlig loplig Rettergang. Gn 9as
frembrast peb !9ialp at Garbolipre Cir
en- imertefri 0sb, msner Soi - nei,
5orfatterer, % oa ban untugeligois ielp
er en- Sbiot eller noset barre, foreIlaat
jeg, at man til en- 8eepnbelfe forisger
n9pnte Gas pdu bam islp.
5or minore eno to 4ar itben bar
aaptein GIart en- Selt. Oet bar BAN.
iom fsrts Stasftibet Oregon" runpt
Gups Sorn, os ipm tslssruferte til 5lauz
oeminiiteren, at Oregon" bar f9rbig
til at Haas meb belle ben fpanIte 5laas
be, ON ban msbte ben, og at ban snitet,
at Observation-Disclosures life pilbe for
itprre BAN meo fine tslssrafite Srorer.
s Ssilaget peo santiago sioroe Ore
gon" uom9rtet Irbeipe. Som Gsn
for alt bette ftaar &apteinsn ioa9 to
Rumrs lupers puu Rdngsitisen eno for
SantiasoIluget. 8i fan t9nte os til,
boap ben pligttro, bpetige, taprs 8aps
tein fsler.
Seq bar en- ftDg Mistdnts m at,
8rpan itte brnr fig itsrre ON at bli
pre'ibent; tbi for BAN sr Der nuturlias
bis mer Yenger / at bore 9unoioat, ON
bet iaa bar pua 2epetioen.
Sob bet fig gisre for "Sntel Gam" at
magls 5rso mellem gOerns og @ngl9ns
osrns M, itulbs isg bore inos for ben
Sins. Grpnje muatte betaIs for Muiuz
bu !Sia netop pau "Majuba !6t1 Sus
gen., og Gnglanoerne tunbe goot la
bet gud meb bet. Der er bog, ossp9rre!
ingen a~nleonin9 for nogen uoenforftaus
enoe til at faa itoppst ben Iergeliae
arig | Snbafrita. Oct blir moi til bet,
at Slaetsriet maa fDrtfrttes - tanIts
i lang, lang Sib. 9r.
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-20

S9as, Sht'Tst s'ptr mt rlst iuubt Blob b,tbr,,
glsrpsipaahso Ssa9s' gIooo Pnri,r O'sSDoHlns %
nstsutsSses m!S lSS n9resneI { glontt On MSiSrb
faaes hos ale 1utaaifsr. ~"
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-20

@trfer bnrtiet oarto 5iiireosbeb-geoos' soir g,-
utner. 5l9rHer 8nnbrif. itonbier Sdor,ts Niioihsr
glsasiesT natnr!l9 ggttt % 5arOs. bsIbrso.r ali.
iaa iortrinllgt wiooeI." Tiger Wrs. 4. 6 Srnni,mon.
WpbiIe. ala. '"'"uh'
Gaoes bps nnt Sruqaiftsr.
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-20

@snnsn: Oct saar big sObt nu. i'll.
Ianot?"
easen: "uomertet. Ses bar enoooiuo
Raao til ensans imsasm at fac iii min,
rist Puttsntsr, at Der lite Teller benz no.
eet."
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-20
9labe. WIpnit, IrMat.

"Sraet tjsnbes pua Surgtsn," itadr
Der. Rigtisnpt fan isg Oeb at ie paa
glob og 9lomit, bpuo Slags Era
jeg bar for mig - ON bet er ct 9Gbles
saer Plommetr9 I. Gts.; men bet en-
telte 3r9s geitaHsnbso inoen lin art
fan ies life ie beraf. st Sre, Der ON
Soften fun frembrirgsr FUR u'piisliS
Sart, bar 8looe meo idmms 5orm og
Sarpe % 8Iomiter ligeiaa rsbe og bible
Tom bet, Der b9rer @lus9blsr easr ans
ben abel Srust. "3rGet tiences paa
Srugten."
Sisie Orb inbeboloer en- Gienelie,
boori Der unoer 8illeost al ct Sra
tales til os ON bet a~dnoelise 2ips
aierns, aierIisbepsn. Som erect
bar fine 8IOmiter og 5ru9t, iaal.oss
osiaa airrlisbeosn Ss liseiom
Sr9et fan bore rigt paa Blade o9
glomiter, men fattigt paa - ia enopg
rent blottet for - 6ru9t, iadleoes ogs
Iaa meo 8jerlisbebsn. "2aoer ps lite
elite meo Orb eler mso Suneen aIens,
men i 9jerning % "Sancbeo", tiger
Mpoitelen. Orb pg SmiI og SiGrtesn
- bet sr be ruilenos Blade pad SjRrs
IigAsosus 5r9; Gjerning og Slnobeo
er oens idnoe os rette 5rugter.
Sfte saar bet Der Tom / Saoen, at
8lpmiten life faar Sio til at iGtte
Srugt. "!SsTtsns Gape tiot not guas
rens Gsfter Ipeg -" fproi "9gbles
blomIten bib og odtter li9ger
peiriluat Matte 3p9lD." - g1er ben
bar life iaapas 2ipstraft / Jig, at ben
orter at pinbe frem til Mpcning.
Sfte traHer Ri usiaa paa Srer, ION
bar bet frooisite 8~laOebens, men 'om
bperten blomitrsr elsr bprer 5rugt.
Men ON enp 8labeue % 9lomItrinz
gen life sr noget iittert &ienoem9rte
pdu Sr9et, - be er bog en- %nBopenot9
gstinselie for, at bet fan tomme til at
bore syruet. 9i fan not tGnte ps
8Iabe og 9lOmiter Tom 6orlpbers.
"Spep oine Blade" tiger 9ismanoen,
"iaa ital bu mite oine 5ruetsr og laoe
bio ielp itoa Tom ct tsrt 5rG". Som
Street aanper giennem glooens, iaales
oes trenser osiaa 4anbsliOst til at faa
Guft sisnnem Orb. Spuo Siertet sr
fulot at, lpbsr Munben oper meo. 5pr
Sjsrtsts Sslelisr % Stemninger sr
Sro % 9Iit % Miner % Sj9rtssn
liseiaa naturlise uotrpt iom be "gooe
8ierninser." Den er berfor life ubes
tinsst al bet sooe, bsnne Stpbeb o9
llnpissligbeo, iom er Iaa alminoeltg
blanot bort 1olt / bette Stptte. vi
Ifploer ps ielp iaapel iom bore Sm9is
pelier at piie ben 8speactbeo eaer be
Rsrelier hi fslsr. 9eo itaoi9 AT
transt alt iIist tilbass - en.en 81. M
fer at llnbiesie, elsr bet bar fin Sruno
/ en- big Dirt "5ornsm9eo" - iaa uoz
letter ri ps for at rammes at EruoIes
len / be anfsrts Orb: "SpGo me glaoe,
faa Ital ou mite oine Srueter og ldoe
big Ielp itua Iom ct tert Sra" - Bera
nsne".)
6pis ieg bar rig
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-20
0pis ies bar RIG

Seripm jes bar rig, faa rig pdd
6iertelog og 9ense, at jsg tiroe 9tpe
bort en- Slump til mine minore bel
ftiueoe M%sbmsnnsItsr, oso ieg not, hpuo
iea piloe giprs. Seq pilos lite itifte
Gegater pg uooele Stipenoier til Bite
rater, Walere % andre &unitnere. Seq
pilpe tisbe ct Stptte Serb. ubpurceaere
bet i Dele 1au fore, at Der tunbe bpsses
ct Tibet Sus til en- sllsr to arbeiosrz
iomiIisr. Sg til Suiet ItuIoe Der bore
en- liosn Saps. Gn al be ferite getins
seiTor, for at man III DO Der, mdatte
bore, at man bplbt Supen pen. S Sds
ben itulbe Der oGre ct Sprinlpitbus, os
Der Itulbe bore 8lomiterrabatter runot
6uIet. Gn aistfenbape meo Sutters
erter. 9ulersoosr, perIias, R9per, Sci
lsri, 2ss og sierne nugen tiolig mpone
Yptster til at bsgpnoe meo, mems fertile
ppteter snbuu Ituur / bsi 9ris. 5orres
iten ftulne Der bore 9r9splrner %
aierns nogls BUTTE, pm Der blep Ylaos
til BEN. Oct er utrolist. bpormsset bet
fan bringes uo at en- pelplsiet Sapeflet.
Der nulbe bare DER meb en- Spals
gang eller 8erunoa liss ub til 9apsn.
Ser fan Gar rsse lin pibe ON aftsnsn
sfter enot Oasosrt, os Der Tan Wor
Iibbe meo Strsmpsitopnins os anoen
Sym be Smaaftunoer, bun bar, os Der
Ital bore aaprifplier elIer andre Slpngs
petstsr pIantet pau besse Sicer al
Spalgangsn.
g%arnepognen, bOori 2iassut ioper i'm
Wiboasslur, ioIer zig ubenfpr ! @russ
sansen, be andre imaa lessr meo iig | al
Stilbso. De er Sisbmanb Os psist
Smaaitem og Sanp og timber paa al.
items rart, Tom Smaabarn ian bet.
nau De sr pGnnet til nsiiom Silfreoss
heb inpenfur SsiteHptrspisn. Sg naar
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-20
&idRRe &orer.
SnnppTs.
Nj gnnuaro aipline.
C5prt'ut fra fiSfs sirSpnss'Gu

gptuiunarisrueu snrptp Ghspns er, lsoiaset al in ncrp1is'
~rneIsIise 92pocr, paa Rriie til gnropd. ipr at ~%tulotire IN up'
ooRRslie.. Gan CT is War % bar 200 Dollars S!aaneeeu ! Spnt'
mepertnae. NPsoenS Tampcren pasierer Heip Tonrolanoseai1'
icrns br Gutteu ipg cfer a, bare rsst en- itGrt Cigar os laISsr
operborN. ghr bep0nlPs 5iIiano fitet pp al NaEntL Der
brtuaer ham ombpro / Stpnutren "9er CT pi", buts eler % 0erer
cr ben r1rnpiae Eisiu Troop. Sam Sarpep iomnt.r til ps iep
tapu, fprlauaer ban, at 9tSIo Trpop eteblttelts ltal TAGS 1ani til
aep s)prt % Tiger at tHpouere BAN meo 6abltr ont i'm Hl9oem;
bsifpl6er ham psfao ior al baoe ltlaaiei bans Sprtmepenee' yer
enbsr meb, at 6arpep Tor iprte @ans n 9o toar sranei9 gu.
lima. Saa naa ban taae 5ieuete lcut gngltenano onlooro !or
$1,000 ON aRaansosu, taoIl StouuereU September ionlr1er IND
til GIouuier. 9ah 9iSto Troops Sgu, gaar trag 19an9 neo at
IIre ham ~ 1 Slsmdu0spGien, % De TO bir MARI 9ooe Sether.
gtaIouRrlpHueH iuur SnDsri en- belt M Serosl. yam ntaa
lGre alt ON Sattel "a 2mgpGrf, uRre nleo OF ta9s trloo Soaer.
M, iom ON 9peIoen tcmmer llsm nte lH 5ang,tt % llaIps ~ II
idtG uo fiteH. Scr igitc Gang mGrter ban. hedo Del pl li9e,
al pGre Sch al rt G~rbetosns. SrgHt ban nrbeioer i9 opolsns
trri beapnosr ban mart at ileie. at u9laa Si0ft paa oenierne
fan bare fine Siuotielcr. @aHle 3isto ruoersr YER % Sir9ni,
iGtntns % aliteus 5utetegu, % 2an amer, al ban psnler pa al
ltite GHtcTplaos. Tor iDr1tC Gang Ieoio8er Sarpep 8aH no paa
6auet hans lille Sole iorGt prDpe loriten. VT Etttolllno ira
"0tr CT p", iuotalbcr bUe giunotabet miot pad lge Sa9en,
Tan mNuer Sarocp | &eHnS lpr8cLr8e S~toS9ttorie. Slsto ollet
rQ al pGre goo Seirrrpiet, 90 "9Cr er 81" ltneE aniefpiaps.
%druen npotaeer "Gulueicsunoerosntn9". StoHnelen talet
Anter Yaa en- M epo 6htegruuo, ION 9isto bar lpgt l9 no ,
Saaoe, ca hupr Soriteu CT "luict". Sorpep nlaa rare NEE II
ognc Sngger % iaar &roasre / fine 6tn9rs @tnosn seer o9 Sp'
9cTut potlcr, og oct bNr "&abptsuetr". gfanofaoet Nooer hoep8
lprortncr 8toen reo &ticr og 0ttorter.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-23

Wilhln cents of it Things are differ
elil now Let every trainman or man
VINO works IN the shops compare four
years ago with the present time as TO
Tue naLter-of getting. work Then it
Nas not easy to get work; now any
man VINO wants 10 work can get il.
lou must decide for yourselves wheth-
e you want the present conditions to
continue or whether you want to take
conditions. =
Let every housewife or daughter
tnat remembers four years ago think
OF those four years and. state whether
or not sne wants to go back to them.
No" every young man or young wo-
man VINO wants TO make his or her
way IN the world must do so by their
own eHorts. l ask them seriously
Wnetner II is wise to change the poll
cieS mat nave been going along pretty
=, ~elt Ior some untried course? Is IL not
pest TO leave we'll enough alone2
AS we came up the street to this
building. along the way I saw the chill
areh waving flags They waved the
nags to signify, not only that we had a
country which has achieved marvellous
Ildterial prosperity, but it meant
Sohethlng more; it meant that we
nave country that has done deeds
winch have benefited The whole hu-
man race; that we have done deeds
good IN themselves and besides being
good, nave been great. 1t is exactly
with a nation as it is with a man. You
want man who can force himself
al9Gg and play his part. That is ex-
aotIy what You want in a nation. We
want cur nation to do Justice al home
and then we Will see it honored and re-
Spected abroad -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-23
CHAMBERLAIN is BITTER.
Attacks the Critics of His Imperial
istic Policy.

London, Sept 22.-Joseph Chamber
lain, opening the Birmingham canvass
this evening, delivered an address to
great open-air meeting. His speech
was an impassioned arraignment of the
opponents of the war in South Africa.
in the course of which he said:
was going to call them traitors.
viduals'
Mr. Chamberlain challenged the lib
erals TO point out single provocative
word or sentence in the dispatches eX-
changed during the anti-war negotia-
tons He charged the Beers with hav-
ing broken every pledge and promise
made TO the British, and declared that
they had long been planning to kick
the English out of South Africa.
Mr. Chamberlain criticised the ad :
dress of Sir Henry Campbell Banner
man, liberal leader in the house of
commons, and Sir William Vernon Har-
court, as lacking in breadth and clear
ness II was audaciouS to assume that
II the soldiers were back from South
Africa they would vote for the opposi-
ton, he said. The speaker appealed to
the country not to put the settlement
OF the war in the hands of a congeries
OF discontinued atoms calling itself a
party. but which is only a conglomer-
ate mixture, divided on everything ex-
cept SANDER and abuse of the colonial
secretary
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-23
TRAIN ROBBED IN NEBRASKA
Four Men Secure Large Sum From an
Express Safe.

Lincoln, Neb., Sept 22.-Four masked
men held up the express car on the St
louis Portland train of the Burling-
ton road early today at the village of
Woodlawn, a few miles northwest of
The men commanded the express
messenger to open the local safe for
them. The through safe, which the
messenger could not open, and which
contained large sum of money. was
not mOlested. The robbers secured a
large sum from the local safe. After
going through the safe the men left
the express car and disappeared.
The train left Lincoln shortly after
midnight and it is supposed the rob-
bers boarded it at this place.
a young man who came in today
from the scene said that the engineer
was struck over the head with a re-
VolVer and that the pockets of the pas
SengerS were rified. The railroad au-
thorities say no money was secured
except from the local safe. They ad-
nit the engineer and fireman were
covered with Tevolvers and were COM
PEELED to stop the train. but say nei-
Their was hurt.
The four robbers crept over the ten
der to reach the enginemen. The fire
man was ordered to detach the express
car from the remainder of the train,
but this he was unable to do. i.
The Burlington company has Of
fered a reward of $500 each for the ap-
prehension of the robbers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-23
CHALLENGE TO HANNA
Edmiston Offers TO Meet Boss In
Joint Debate.
ASKS HIM QUESTIONS
PROPOSES TO DISCUSS IN PUBLIC
SUBJECTS INVOLVED.

Lincoln, Neb., Sept. 22.-Vice Chair
man j. H. Edmiston of the Populist
national committee has challenged
Senator Hanna. chairman of the Re
publican national committee, to a
joint discussion. Mr.. Edmiston makes
his desires known in a long commune
cation which contains list of thirty
four questions for Mr. Hanna to an
swer in public debate
Mr. Edmiston calls attention to the
challenge of Mr.. Hanna to William J.
Bryan, which was declined, and con-
tinueS:
Now that you and myself. holding
as we DO similar positions as political
representatives and campaign man
ayers, have, after due consideration,
fully determined that il would be
proper and right that ! should chal-
lenge you for a joint discussion of the
leading issues in this campaign-the
time and place of holding the same to
De named by you. and the questions to
be discussed to be named by me-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-23
GALVESTON RESUMES TRADE
TRAINS AND STEAMERS ARE
LOADING AND UNLOADING.

Galveston, Tex, Sept .22.-Trains are
coming in, passengers regularly,
freights as fast as they can be accom-
n1odated- So much track has been
washed away by the storm or is still
strewn with wreckage that facilities for
handling freight trains are limited.
Three freight trains, one entirely of
cotton, the other two of general mer-
chandise. have arrived thus far
Advertisements are printed today
calling for 1900 men 10 clean the
streets and 500 teams. This work is
now in contractors control. Labor is
scarce and in great demand.
Beginning Tuesday, the relief com
mittee viii discontinue giving supplies
10 families of able bodied men, This
move is expected to stop many negroes
who are now drawing from the com
miSSary and who are unwilling to work
so long as they can get free food.
The city is Frightening and getting in
better shape every hour. 1t win be a
month before the whole city is clear
but each day shows marked extension
of business of resumption of industry.
Steamers are arriving for freight. The
wharf front will be clear of wreckage
in three days There is plenty of work
ahead for all longshoremen Next week
VIII show commerce moving again. NOT
fully, but sufficient to warrant the hone
that October will see traffic handled as
usual.
Sixty-four bodies were recovered To-
day, fourteen being taken from one
building at TWenty-secOnd and Beach
streets.
With the exception of the abolish
ment of the temporary hospital. which
was established in the United States
custom house directly after the storm
there were no developments in the
health situation today The sick ao6
injured who applied for treatment re-
ceived attention There have been but
Few deaths since the storm So far but
fourteen have been reported. all of
winch We're directly or indirectly caus-
ed by hurts received during the storm.