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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-04
500 @el5nnina 500

Etits BIabs s0iere pl uore ~fornsisbe opsr at ,riors,
At Der er bet minbns en- frDgttt Spsoom, Tom 0ibeus
itaben er blepet | Sianb I'll at fnrere I ole bens Sias
bier, og bet er foiarrb. Halls Catarrh Cure er bet
eRelie ~Dirtelige 9elbrebeitbmibbel, Suaeltanoen fiens
Der. 90 aatarrb sr en- fonniinttonel epsbom. ios.
orer ben en- tonftiiuttonsl Se9onbltng. Halls Ca
SItmbtnberne | Spitenei, ttliuietaier oerusb Suabonls
nnene Narios eg aiper gaitenteu Siprts, peb at opbpaa,
@terne bar iaa neasn 1iliro I'll bets 5eibr,bsnbs trait,
at be %iilbpbsr ct bunbreoe Dollars foi busri 1flfeIos,
bport benne Wsbietn lite bspirter SelbrebslIe, Gfris
after elite % @tbnesbprb. Tiiitrip
- n. J. CHENEY g. Co, Toledo, O.
eH- SoIsss Dos apotbetert.
Hall's Family Pills CT be b bhe,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-04
Stats=NgbeOer.
Sainots.

! @eneleo er Der / benne gib en- IuIfia
Brig mob Smaotopper. Or. 6. 81.
6errp bar rapporteret til 5tatens
Sunbbebsautoriteter, at En- ManS peb
Naun ee gon9 b, bar aflagt ct Beie9
| gnens Smittes6 oipital meb BET utuiuIs
lomme 6ormoaI at paaorage fo Roppe.
imitten, bpOrpaa ban Oro9 omfring /
Bpen for at breoe Sp9oommen pibere.
&c Bougb baube for tort Glib iiben en-
Retsia9 mob AutOriteterne, ibet ban
nG9teoe at labe lin Dattsr pafcinere,
bporefter bun bIeU uestet abgang til
be offeniIi9e StoIer. Sc 9ousb forte
Sa9en for 6oielteret. iom tenbte, at
Bi9en lite fnnoe nGstes 4o9an9, mar
Der lite uar geuis for, at bun Ieb
al Sg9oommen. Oette bstragteoe
Manoen Iom en- Seir, os ban bar itus
big gaaet ub paa at trooie Sunbbebs'
pntoriteterne.
= ST poIoiomt Iorbsnuejr letia9et
al ct belt Sfpbruo at He9n git ben %.
os. ben ooer @snen 9lulbuiae o9 fors
Oaria9eoe betpoeIig Staoe. 6Iere 8reas
turer o9 uobule rumtes at apnet;
6unnreter Of 2Icres 9uure ilo9es aIoes
les neo % 9ueben bIeu itpaet bort.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-04
arigen Sg0afrifa.
Guerilla. Guerilla! = llrolig.
beber | be9ge Stater = Gn
0olpitals: SfanOale.

Set er no9et utatnemli9t for 9oro
8oberts M at fgre ben brDbiomme
8nmp meo Boerne ttl @noe. Obi belle
8eroen er opto9et af ben f~lneiilfe
Strife.
Os ielu / @nsluno er Sntereslen for
Spoafrifa me9et i%uGttet.
Dog : ari9en saur fin Sang irem:
oeles. o9 oi m0a meooele, at Der / De
liOite "A 8o9e life er ltet noset iGrlis
m9rfu9roi9t.
Hoerne er ooeralt paa Spil, o9 nnon,
fig ben tapre 8%ommanoont De 8et,
Der aniprer 9r9lioent Stejns trooper
/ Orange 5riitaten, faloer itaoi9 paa
Observation-Disclosures. De Net fnoes
uemlis allefteos os in9eniteos. Raar
@n9lRnoerne minoit amer bet, buffer
ban op meo i'm &Ofonne, eoel999sr
Sernbanellnier, niifarer oerpeo eorb
&oberts 5orblntelieslinie MOB Sup -
Os iualnnrt be fore en9ellte 9Rre foms
mer opmarl6erenoe mob BAN, er ban
lan9t borte = og paa Spil ct anoet
Steo.
Oct er en- @entaseIie Of Spaniens
@uerlaafri9 mob Napoleon, o9 bet
fan enbnu bRnoe, at @n9lRnoernes
Napaleon maa giue tabt for oenne llfors
trgoenbeb.
O9iaa / 9ransoaal 9aar Rnmpen
ooslis for fig. Der bgres Inlet ON
itsrre aampe, men Boersenerulen9ouis
Botba boloer itaois 2oro 8obetts
Ser / 9lnnoe. Os pua iOrifeaise pnnts
ter. Npli9 bar Der @oere helt neoe
ueo johannesburg, men ellers bOlber De
fig moro for pratoria.
Den 30 SUM Tom Der Meboelelie ON,
at Der baooe ifaaet baaroe Smaafampe
neoe / Orange 5riitOten nemlig oeo
2inolep, Betblebem o9 id 8;
surg. @n9l9noernes 9ab bar Der
oper 100 Wnno, o9 meb 9ipo o9
nappe rebbeoe be ct Bar tore aon=
boyer.
Qorb Metbuen bar oerimob paret Ina
beIoi9 at fan9e nosle Sjoroe &uas, iom
8oerne tioli9ere bopbe ta9et fra 6ns.
lGnoerne. s Mansel al Meno fan
9prene 10 o9iaa 9sres til Sanger. s
oiSie l1roli9beoer, Tom 10 life tpoer ret
meSet pua, at Orange 5riitaten er nes
fen vpacificeret", maa man ig9e @run.
ben til, al loro Roberts life foretaeer
nosen 5remrpfnins mob Botba. Der
er for flor Care ~forbunoen oermeb,
iaalenee 8Oerne ipo for ct iaa pirfs
iomme.
BoerfommisIionen til be 5oreneoe
Slater er MI uoe pua Gtlanten. Spab
ben bar ~pirfet, oil pei beoIt fenoes, ndar
8alsaeitaiionen rel taser linge9pnoelie.
vi noterer, at bet MI er lptfeoeS at
9ere ben enc at De tre 9ele9ater, nems
or. SLIDER til oanIt. oan ifal
famine ira 2ssitsr Wfeit opla9en bar
man | cen forlpbne use p9ret Of 800
lpitalSsS fanoalen".
Wr. . urbett .@ o Ut g, ct engelIt
8arlamentsmeolen bar | Times" ais
flaset Reserinsen. eler rettere ariss-
miuiiteriet | 2onbon for ben frpsteli9ite
5oripmmelisbeo O%perfor be ipse % iaa.
reoe iSpbairifa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-04
Wieiourt.

6ra CT. gouis, Mo., mebbeIes: De-
tsttiu SObn 8eeIp bleu oebelis
iaaret peb ct &euo!peritub / Gftermib=
bag at Yatrid 9aloen. aee!p PRO.
psoe at arreitere 6aIoen, iom netop /
6orusien bauoe Ifuot German Smitb
unber ct Sla9smaal meIem 6aloen,
Smitb og Ell utenbt Wanb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-04
Soutb Tatota.

6n farmer / O0twoob Gownibip
groOtinss County bar nar ueo fit 9iem
Ell llIuebi. pan ianser Lingerie, brin.
ger benz til Bpen Os faar fin sOoe
Bounty" for benz. Men bet 9umIe
uIpspar Iaoer ban imutl | 5rsb, on bet
er bette, iOm fuffer BAN 5ortieneiten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-04
Mtnne5ota.

gn Stoubruno raler ct Bar RiI pelt
fra gIiltin. Oct bar lite re9net / ouer
TO Wlaoneber Der pun Gsnen, os Sfouen
er tnastpr. @n lt9rt 8ino pufter til
6lammerne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-04

9amsnibet pSetla" fOrIOO @bri-
itioniunO ben 80. SUM 1900 meb 80
Rabptss os $50 Diets Yusia9erer. Oct
autaass at uare / Gsw Oort ben 10.
SuIt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-04
9intoln, Nebr.

Der bItu ipnrst mig ioi Isbsn aiien
ON leg lite tunbe itrius liot til Dan:
~itsrsn" ON De iibltc Ting. SEQ oil Der.
Tor osiaa gore ct 6oris9.
ga / ben folie lib CT Der ifet mango
Ting, iom 10 NOT tunbs pare omtaIs
uGrb, ba Cubs Obs %5ortynoeIis
iblanbi os life bar paret uoen sJruet /
ben fioiie lib, for builfet 9erren uIens
ft0I boDe 2sren % Gotten.
Bort Snmiuno bar 10 nplie bolt
aarsmsbe, ul tunoe lite ale tomme mso
Der, men iuu par 6erren iau COB at
ienoe os nO9Ie Smuler, ibet Dor fOrben:
uarsnee Brat, iom ui %eIffer, paltOr IS.
.. Sen len iummen meo pr9iierne
8abfftrsm og genne.n of
IasOs Os ct BeiOs % uoiaoeoe Cubs
Orb / Here Da9e.
Maatte 6srrcn ueliisne bette uurme
og inoerIige GioHesbpto fOa bet tunoe
bare sui9 6rust til SiaIss 6Mrslit.
= 9erren u9rs tMatttt, iorbi nj ogiaa
1lr en- iaooGn Brat ibIanot os, lor
bu.m bet er en- 0lerteIa9 al lore Nlennes
fterne puu ret Bsi I'll SaIigbeo % Jon
bsosr o9 itrieer iOr Os, font iOGs pao
9egemei, iaa bog lt9rt aanosn.
OnsOns aifen ben q. Suni
bopOs ri issu Set lblunoi Os, lost DIR.
s.. ;. Rielisns aIolte Dutier " n.
n a i%nbtruabte i g69tsitonoen meo Orr.
AIbsrt Sans en- fra elt 9Orn,
JulDa. 0stts par IN lfsn Nitenliuno
for os ole Os pei lite minolt for benz.
en Del Jung, 0snner TANNER meo
IRIS. grsuenfsn og Stuoent
UR uenus en- bouoe pnntst &irten
lmassinloi. Yafor prsuene n
talts tGrIist til benz, ON bpor nsopsns
pist bet par OF baDe 9eius meo Ill grpl'
lnp o9 of be9pnoe bette upe siusofinit
/ os mso 9dus % at baue BAN msb
ieennem 9lUet of bpgse III Jus CO srnn=
be fit 0iem paa Rllppen ben eui9s, ION
er ariltus, Do ital ban forpanoIe Sors
ger til @IGoer for os, iom ban %foruanos
lebe Bano i'll Bin for gruoeparret /
Rana.
9me iamleoes b~sreitsr i grubens
Diem, buOr ri inoiog 5orfriitnin9er os
Itiltes ab msb Cot os gsn.
5rebas Worssn bros iaa Anna no
fra iii Barnoomsblem meb i'm 9@9te'
feae I'll bsrss iremtibise 9itm / 3nr'
Ian, Soma. a~bfiueliens Time par
NOT tuns puu besss Sieer, iOrbi Der par
lamb inosrIis Os ssnfiblse aarItsbso.
Dlcn Cub ne gOu, at 9loitiasIien sr
life euis. 5or Oisie, iom bersr 6errsn
ill. ftal en- Sang iamlss Tor albrIs mere
at ifinss.
Saa bermsb be bsblie Cniisr ON 9pt-
te Os 8eIfsns!is for 5remtiosn % mOa
ies iaa Osiau fou Con til at gius eOer
Ell lille Orb meo paa 8sisn JON en- Ststs
%teiiau. Oct Naar Dos Brofsten GfGs
&c A: o5OrIOber @ber paa 9errsn
iebIe os uIiib; tbi ben 6srrs 5sirs er
en- eui9 aItpps@.
IorsbOs aften bauoe ri Ioa Ws.
n~isbebsmsoe. bucr Der par 8aIs af
airtsiiensr Os Senbo9sitoIeIerer.
5srgsn 9anen paIsies til
8irteiiensr Os 9ulius WieIi en-
til GorfiOnbsr for SsnOassftOIeu.
Maaite Ssrrsn iua UsIfsne Dem osnne
@ernins idu be tunus bliue Ill 8sliss
nellie.
5tsOas often baObs ri after ges
lsa al en- tar Brobsr palior y. Z. s.
6anen Iom aflasos ct trafiist %
tGrlist g~ibnesbprb for Os ON 5orliseI'
TENS 9isnslfe. Sa, ON bet tunoe bIipe
FABIAN for os ale; at ariiti aarIisbsb
tunos briUe Os rlstis til BON % Differ,
for benz iom fiboer | Mertet, os for
benz, iom bunsrer % tsrfisr sfter eio'
fens Orb.
Cat for gsfseet, % Iaf for alt ino'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-04
Glrnr Greef,. 81.

81
uaro at OmtaIe, saer tRnfer ) oae lom
ieg, at ri TT life %Ititfeoe Ill al %Itripe, en-
anoen Tan gore bet beore enb ie9, 9aur
iaa Chen osrmeo. tbi ieg ttot bog NOT,
ri ale er sIuo Osu at Iaie MeobeIelierne
runot Omt,ins ia andre StsOer Cams
funbet.
Seq oil O9iaa sitsT rin9e eOne prsOe
at msbbsIs Int betird.
Gu st bet et Aar iibtn yolior
ReIler bespuote i'm @etnin9 iblanot
os, % entltpnt ri lite fare paa Storm.
p~eirets gin9er, iao tan vi bog 9laoe os
ouer, al oer Ell bItuen Ia9t no9le I'll Dor
lille Menisbeo, % ri tor trO, at Der CT
enonu Here. iom bar idaet 81 rtet aab'
net ior SUBS Oros Sanobsoer.
= pnltor & eller Dor 3 ID / 9 b
'o9 tommer bsr bueranoen u9e o9 uo'
ltrer giuets Seo ior os Senoa9 6ors
miooo9; om @ttermlooo9en ta9er ban
til Yeru, buor ban bar en- WiSfonss
pirtiombeo, IN Sommeren boloer ban
Ulsoe en- aitsu, Os 9ueroassitole for
gcrnene tre Duse / ben use, ban er
Der. vi TT meset 9laoe for gaitor
Rieuet Os s%niteoe BELT, at Ian boeSs
ibIanot os; - men 9erreu uiI bet an'
osrleoes.
9er sr lite iua faa DANTE beroms
firing; men be Dor iaa lpreot.
Wr. Yiltie Qnberieu meo
5amilie ira Bsru par Der for at tuse
aiifeo mso Wennerne, fgreno be reiite
til Donmart. Or tGnfer not paa at
bIiue biemme.
= 9n Dalter bar boIot fit Snotos
Dos Wr. o9 Uirs. Gauriofen. Gil
ggtte.
: gu bar ben npe Sernbane (lbree
g. bsspnot at tOss 4asiasersr berno
os tlIbage i9en en- Sang ON Dagger,
laa Yalior Risuer benptteoe ~gejliebeosn
liolte u9e. Oct e m itor setteIie
baaoe ior BrGlten % 6arm.lnG DC bet
lite aItio er iaa be9aseIi9t at 9sre iHa
mango WiI pr. gOsn, iatIi9 ON Yins
tsren, naar 8eiene uelten er ufremtoms
mellse, O9 bet er me9et tolot.
9ialse sIeosr 6armsrne fig oDer, at
be lite bebsuer at fore laa Ianst msb
S0ben.
Den nps Yp, M u q B., potter
lite meset ii9rtt; men ben er 10 Ogiua
/ 8e9pnoeilen enbnu.
= Der er uofister til en- COB 9elt
beromfrin9, bet uiI uoen luiuI bIipe en-
COB 6iGlp til ben paatantte npe Rirfe.
= Sioite SpnOus baube ri en- ret
ton 5srrenS Dag, ioet Meni9beoens
forb. pralt, Paltor & &c r, meo 6ami=
lie par iblanot os. Yalior Riar prGs
olteoe Tor os ON Jormiooagen. Varmt
os inotren9enee loo SnobpoeIlen til ben
fore Iaouere.
Iaf for 8ionesbprbet, MATTE bet
osiaa baue 6uisbeosbetponia9 for oS.
= @n Ssn at Wis. Is br. Youls
n bleu famine Dag ueo ben beuise
| Baab inolemmet / 9uos Meniebeb.
Om gfieymiooogsn lamIeees ri isen,
os eiter @fipn9elien at Rr. 454 Sars
gersn inlte YaliOr Sieuer uo fra l 6or
3; l9rlis bpGleoe ban peo bet nienbe
gers rs yer Cubs Niger, buOrs
leoes 29sren, efter at ben sr pIeiet,
barnet og reniet fra oue Heober %
utruot, er reos til at bruses; iaaleoss
osfau meb Os, eftsr at 9srrens aOuc
bar faast gou til at renle os fra aIe
be sumIe SphoerIplfer, oa Oi belt os
iulot siuer os ino uuoer Subs Billie.
Der bleu lamtuIt ON aserens Bstpo.
ming os iunset uOsle Gfifeosianse,
buorefter ri itiItss unoer 5pleIlen of,
at buus tiIbrust en- ueIiisnst Dag fans
men.
= pafor 8ier Os 6amiIie tenter
at rejie til 3wist % beiese Bsnnsrns
Der, fprenb be refer tiIbase til DroOt-
Ign.
laf for Beisset. Rom i8en.
M sbs. Get.
fAorreiponbancer 70 tIat paa Gibe g.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-04
smmtfe, oamSfe yraftefraper

(2eo 9iber) leDeres til Oeu blIise 4ris sa.I5, porros
irit. araper opiGttes for 65c, %portofrit.
Wtis &. 9trmnd,
1912 .l7tb NDe. 60, MinneapoliS, Wiinn.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-02-05
FIRE Al ST. LOUIS.
Several Stores Destroyed and One
Fireman Killed.
British to Be Given Free Port on
Alaska Coast.
Summer Hotel on Mount Lowe. Near Pasa-
dens, Burned.
REMAINS OF GENERAL LAwros.

81. Louis, Feb. 5.-Property OF the esti-
mated value OF $l,600,000 burned on sun
day, the greater part OF four blocks OF
buildings between Third and Sixth
streets and between franklin avenue and
Morgan street, In the heart OF the retail
section being destroyed. One fireman
was killed aud fiye or six citizens slight
ly hurt. None OF the injured are likely
10 die. Dead: Charles W. Mebus. fireman.
Injured: Chief 5wtngley. face blistered
by the heat; John Judge, foreman
engine company, bruised and inter
nal injuries; John Hanmore. driver
engine company, leg broken, hand and
cheek burnedi Mike Hanlon, truckmaD,
back cut, bruised. James A. Adams,
trGckman, cut In the hand; John ksrp.
pipeman. internal injuries, serious; Har-
ry Bridge, foreman engine company,
shocked by electric wire; Assistant Chief
Gus Theierry burned by live wire; A. j..
0'Rielly, supervisor city lighting, blown
into the street by conclusion from fall
ing walls; james j. Schweiger. fireman.
hands cut; George W. d. Durant, spec
tator. hip dislocated. August Roebar,
pipeman, leg broken.
Six retail concerns were the heavy
losers. The balance OF the loss divided
among a score or more OF small shop
keepers or firms. Only two concerns
suffered q loss Of over 300, ,0O0-Penny
Il Gentles and Schafer Bros. The build.
ings In which these were housed were
owned by the Mary X Nox estate, and
were erected Ut a cost OF $l6o,000. Penny
Il 6entle's loss Is estimated at $l35,0OO
Schsfer Broe.' loss Is 100000. These
two concerns occupied about half OF the
block on the west side OF Broadway,
south from the corner OF Franklin
avenue. Other heavy losses are the
fluch Millinery and Cloak company OF
10000; ID. Crawford Il Co, $4,000;
Peoples House Furnishing company,
$4,000; Dressed Beef aud Provision COM
pany. Herboth Mercantile company,
Schisler-Cornslli Seed company, $780,
900 each.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-02-05
Louise Brehany, Albuquerque Guards.

There is to visit this city on Monday,
February II, under the auspices OF the
Albuquerque Guards, concert company
OF universal attractiyeness and merit
we refer TO the Louise Brehany Ballad Il
Opera Concerts, headed by one OF
Americas favorite artists, Louise NJ.
Brehany. Miss Brehany has become
famous as q ballad singer the country
over, and has appeared heretofore as
soloist with some OF the great organlzs.
tiOns OF the country, including Souss's
band, The Marine Band, EdOuard
Remsnyi company, Bernard Listemsnn
company, etc. This, her second season
at the head OF her own company, she has
surrounded herself with great artists, in.
cluding W. Guillaume Sauylet, the noted
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-02-05

Belgium pianist and conductor Miss
Olga Schm0ll, a young yiolinist, whose
WORK has attracted unusual attention In
her recent appearances In the east and
IN Chicago.
Jessie b. Monroe, fayorite alto. For.
rest ID. Barr, basS0 csntante, Of whom
kdouard Retzke writes: III have found In
him a magnificent voice, and he has q
great future before him." And. Louis ].
Mintz, q young tenor, recently returned
from extended study abroad; critics give
him great praise.
These artists appear In program, con-
GLIDING II with sn act OF grand opera In
costume. Such concert by such artists
Is q rare treat anywhere, and should be
greeted by big audience here. Miss
Brehsny has become famous rs ballad
singer, and has taken the piace Ia tue es-
TEEN OF the public SO long held BY the
late Emma Abbott.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-02-05

In the case OF ]. q. Bsldredge ct al. Va
4. Z. Mcclure, knosn also a. the opera
house case. A. J. Crawford, special mas.
ter, has died his report of the case, that
the sale took place as advertised, aud
that the property was bid In by Otto
Uieckmsnn for 81. 100, he being the high.
est bidder, and paid the money into the
register OF the curt. He further recon-
mends that the sale be confirmed and
that he be authorized 10 make q good and
sufficient deed therefor.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-02-05
Big Hotel for Albuquerque.

Rston, Feb. Albuquerque will have
a new hotel this year far exceeding In
cost aud grandeur the Castenada, ut Las
Vegas. A gentleman onIhe train. east
bound. says that Fred Harvey has the
plans and specification for a big hotel at
Albuquerque, and was there yesterday
looking over the ground the hotel will
occupy. The ground Is on the west side
OF the depot between Railroad and Gold
avenues.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-02-05
Presidential Appointments.

Washington, Feb. b.--The president
sent the following nominations TO the
senate: Joseph o. Smith, Cortez, Colo,
agent, Indians Southern Ute agency.
Colorado.
Navy: II. II. Merry to be captain T;
Lieut.. W. II. Fullum TO be lieutenant;
Lisutepant Commander U. X. Harris to
be commander; Medical Inspector viii.
liam g. Fairwell to be medical director
Surgeon ID. N. Bertolette to be medical
inspector; Pay Inspector d. A. Smith 10
be pay director.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-02-05
Death SATURDAY. Night.

Last Saturday evening. at his home In
Old Albuquerque, occurred the death Of
Luse l.. Ssmora. from an abscess on the
liver. The deceased was aged 80 years
and ws well.known among the older
residents OF this section OF the territory.
He was prominent member OF the
Society OF Mutual Protection. Funeral
services were held over the remains In
-.he cathedral at old town this morning
and the burial was made In the Catholic
cemetery
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-02-05
Russia Grabbing Ports,

st. Petersburg, FEB. "a campaign In
favor Of taking advantage OF the present
complications 10 South Africa TO secure
Russian ports In the Indian ocean and
Mediterranean Is being pushed with
vigor. The newspapers openly advocate
proiiting by Great Britain's diflioulties to
realize the schemes upon which depends
the ultimate prosperity OF Russia and
which Great Britain has always frus-
trated
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-02-05
Kansas CITY markst.

Kansas City. Feb. 5. - Cattle Re-
ceipts, 10000 head; steady to lower.
Native steers, t4.0045.60; Texas
steers. $350G4.60: Texas COWS. $3006
400; native cows and heifers t2 00d
4 %; stockers and feeders, t3.25U465:
bulls. SO 00Gt4.l0.
Sheep. 1000 head, weak.
Lambs. $500G660; muttons, 5000
$50.
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Future of Cuba,

Washington, Feb. 5.-Dinsmore dis
curing the diplomatic consular appro-
pristion bill said the action OF The
majority indicated an intention to alb
sorb Cuba. He would favor annexation
II desired by the people, but not by any
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To be Given . free Port.

New York, Feb. 6.-Ths journal Ad-
yertiser's Washington correspondent
states that In return for British renunci-
alton OF her tights under the Clayton
Bulwer treaty, the state department has
promised free port In Alaska for
Canada,
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burned to Death.

Portland. Ind, Feb. 5.-William and
John Newton. bachelor brothers. we're
burned TO death In the home OF the for.
mer No evidence Of foul play was dis
covered. william Newton was 70 years
old, and his estate is estimated at
$l.500000.
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MONEY tn LOAN

On diamonds, watches. etc, or any good
security: also on household goods stored
with me; strictly confidential. Highest
cash prices paid for household goods.
T. A. WRITTEN, ia Gold avenue.
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HEAVY FIGHTING.
Such Is The Report by The Way
Of Durham.
General Butler Keeping His Move
ments a Close Secret.
Russia Taking Advantage Of Great Britain
TO Secure Asistle Ports.
APPOINTMENTS BY TEE PRESIDENT.

London, Feb. 8, 4:45 D. ma special
from Durham, Natal, dated to-day says:
There IL no definite news from General
Butler, but it Is reported that there was
heavy lighting yesterday"
NOTHING CONFIRMED.
London, Feb. 5.-A correspondent OF
ths Associated Press learns from otli clal
sources that absolutely no confirmation
has been received by the war Office OF the
report that General Butler had recrossed
the Tugels river and IL marching on TO
Lsdysmith. 0n the contrary, according
TO Information at the war Office, there Ia
every indication that things are quiet at
the front, and no Immediate movement
Is anticipated. Regarding dispatches
from Ladysmith saying that Buller's
guns had been heard there, II Is sur
missed that some practice may have been
going on with new batteries which had
Just reached the front.
DISPATCHES ARE CENSORED.
London, Feb. 5.--The war Office state.
tion OF the report OF General Butler re.
crossing the Tugela river has failed TO
shake the public belief that operations OF
Ntultuuous iupOithuCt arc pIOCccuiuk ~
Tugela, though the denial Is prompted
by the desire 10 keep the military move
ments AZ secret as possible until some.
thing IL accomplished, or else Butler Is
keeping the home officials dark. Core.
spondents at Buffers headquarters con
vey the impression that his main force IL
still south OF the Tugela, but II IL easily
conceivable that the dispatches are 10
censored.
BoERs AT NoRvALsPoNT.
Cape Town, Feb. 5--A dispatch from
Naauwpoort says: There Is great activity
here and on the Rensberg- Hanover road,
due to dispatch that an overwhelming
foe Of infantry Is TO seizs Noryalspont
The cavalry having completed recon
Nuisance, Is being retired TO recoup
losses. The Beers at Colesberg are yir-
tually surrounded.
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Washington, Feb. 5.-The house de-
feated by 50 TO 81 the bill for inyestigat-
ing the pollution OF water by the Chicago
drainage canal.