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The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1901-09-26
victoria Flags Half nra.tsa.

Flags all over the city of Victoria
are flying at half mast, and many
business places and offices are draped
in mourning a mark of respect TO
the late President Mckinley At
Esquimault, the headquarters OF the
British navy on the Pacific the Ar5..rf-
can flag was flying at half mast from
the cruiser Warspfte, the flagship of
Admiral Bickford, and in many wavs
the residents of the city showed the
grief at the death of the PRESIDENT
Abraham Smith, the United Ststess
consul, has been the recipient or
many expressions of condolences from,
citizens of all classes which were col
lectively transmitted by him to his
government.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1901-09-26

battalion of marines; civic procession,
under command of Chief Marshal Gen
eral H " Boynton; clergymen in at
tendance; physicians who attended the
late, PRESIDENT hearse, danked on
either side by bearers and guard Of
honor; members OF the Grand Army OF
the Republic; members of the Loyal
Legion; the officers of the army, navy
and marine corps in the city and not
on duty with the troops forming the
escort in full uniform, will from right
in front, on either side of the hearse-
the army on the right and the navy
and marine corps on the left-aad
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1901-09-26

the gathered harvest Mckinley, the
man and the statesman had passed
through the same portals of the old
railroad station perhaps thousand
times IN the last forty years His first
coming was as boy soldier, and then
he came as legislator and governor,
United States That was on March 2,
1897 It was perfect spring day with
budding trees, spring flowers, and
singing birds 1t was early morning
when a magnificent train, covered with
huttering flags. swept along the his
toric Potomac and into the Pennsy1-
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1901-09-26
IA RE 6geELL 90
- MARC NR DEAD.

compose the guard of honor; the pres
ident: the diplomatic corps: the cab
met ministers; the chief justice and
associate justices of the Supreme Court
of the United States; the senators of
the United States; members OF the
United States House of Representa-
tiyes, governors of states and terri
tories and commissioners of the Dis
trict of Columbia: the judges of the
departm ent of claims, the judiciary of
the District of Columbia, and judges
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1901-09-26

has been caused through this whole
country by the death of the president
of the United States under circum-
stances SO tragic and SO heartrendlng-
The uncomfortable sorrow of the Am
erican nation will be almost as keen
ly felt by the people of Canada, VINO.
being so close neighbOrS of the United
States have had many opportunity
of becoming acquainted with the
noble qualities which characterized
Mr.. Mckinley in his private Is Well
as his public life
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1901-09-26
AN IMPOSING coRrEaE.

Order of Procession Which Accom- panied
Body to Capitol Building.
The following was the order of pro-
cession which accompanied the body
of President Mckinley from the White
House to the Capitol Tuesday morn
ing: Funeral escort, under command
of Major General Brook; battery of
light artillery; battalion of District of
Columbia National Guard; two troops
of cavalry; battalion of foot artillery;
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1901-09-26

terms of the deepest indignation and
offered a prayer for Mrs Mckinley
The dowager empress of Russia who is
visiting the king of Denmark at Fred
enSborg, sent the Russian minister in
Copenhagen to the United States lega-
ton to express her sympathy with
Mrs Mckinley and the American gov
eminent and nation. The legation re-
ce1Ved many callers and numerous
kilograms of coincidence from the prov
inceS.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1901-09-26

King a Memorial Service
King Edward, Queen Alexandra and
other royal personages attended q me
mortal service for President Mckinley
held in the English church at Copen-
hagen. Rev. Mr.. Kennedy. who ofici-
ated, referred to the assassination in
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1901-09-26
sYMArHx IN cANADA.

Laurfer In Message Expresses Horror
McKfnIeyss Death
Sir Wilfrid Laurier, the premier of
Canada, has sent the following to Mr.
Lowther, first secretary of the British
embassy at Newport Il have the
command of his exce1lency the gov
ernor-general Of Canada to ask you to
convey to the secretary of state the
expression of grief and horror which
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1901-09-26
At the white House

The last entry of William Mckinley
the dead President, into the capital of
the nation was in the evening of a per
feet autumn day On the casket rested
a large sheaf of wheat. emb1ematic of
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1901-09-26

of the United States Court; the assis-
tant secretaries of state, treasury and
interior departments, the assistant
postmasters general, the solicitor gen
era1, and the assistant attorneys gen
eral; organized societies and citizens
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1901-09-26
News Heard at G,braltar.

The British squadron at fsic-aita-
half-masted flags on the auuounc.
ment of the death of sresfdent M.Kin-
ley and the garrison aags were also
lowereds to half-mast- Rear-Admsra.
Wilson sent condolences to Comman-
der Comfy of the United States train
ing ship Alliance
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1901-09-26

The falls of GIomen. in NORWAY 49,
to be utilized for the operation Of -,
electric generating plant almost g
large as the one at Niagara.
The sun., 1901-02-23
Tty IyGIsIiIfO> ~ aIPA>I.
rive nm, the Govrrnor aud th. Republican
Leader. Expect TO Pas,

AIp.Nv Feb % GOV Od".l h1s ~ giv~n
M the idca "Jpt-s-sd .u hI- annual '0"--ps'
% securing such 'aN l"g sI1tlnu ~ NI.l ~ nd"r
~ unnecessary t. law = dIr""' Sta" ttN Tor
me fiscal wear beginning oct Tie state
err.n-cs are Hhou' S.1"o uu" year III
81 this IL raised hv Indirect '1Aa't'u. 'N'"ut
ahou, o. .ppu., Oo. the latter -'." coming i1'' >
~" state Treasury Through '." annual ''N
lavv Probably not moro than slu.uur puO
will have t. he raised ttr - 49," "Nu"u~"- t'H.
wear from other sources rpu uow uroNIdrd
h, iudircc, taNatipn. owing t. the tt'' i'H'
tho Governors -conomv rr.omue1dnti'us
r.garding tn. aduiul-lraulu ot the state
departments will mean styIug nf about
$40 uu0 u year Il i conceded that the hiI-
taNlug savings bauAs ana II- = tl." ana
trust compu.Irs, Nhch ""' O.. - about
s.suUtu,. Will become ltNs
The senate Taxation '"u'Nu'"" i WORKING
uruu new hill taAIug Curpui Nu~ generally ,
which II ~ eNIe'tcd "iA I't"''' i"' annua!
revenue from that source from . our0 t.
Is NA.u 600 Then Il has been d"rldvd To- tho
kerubucan leaders 10 pt-s u hul tNIus mort
cages fOur-t-ntns uf Our-i -. u ger cent
his would raise IN ia" rcTh,orbood OF
ywI.utp The Governor l'd T., k~luhNCHu
uvc hlls HDuN" ogilinrd. d.d IN. EXPECT -
l.. ahl- to do ava. WIuI direct stat" hNHti' IN
In tie future, as thr~" nl.,s woaId raise Ia the
SnSthsr ta> b. d, beng d aitri Affecting
state and national banks II il y opposed
u exempt them from .ucn TAXATION and im-
pose uniform tan OF Rh' I -, Dn. cent
uron the stoChhold"rt. Wulch would ho col
iected locally and -'tIru 4 g. th" state
one al the main points of th' promotes II
this bill IL 20 spClfc a tri.p "a at" uf taxa
ton throu ghout the otut upou this class Of
ca ital with the idea that II IN" othe. tax
hills aisr TO much uun"N, IA ur all ~
the bank take that Rle not needed for stat"
purposcs could be i.ttI' MI to the localities
each YEA A. IL ion' In Gther states
Tho biz tat lai.e ui the BIN. aside from
thu mort gage tn. will be ia" aiiiu nal cor
10. alton tax hill. witch 'a""h" : II the sem
ate Ia atiun juWuitir" say VIII he Hlted
in such mnnnc ~ t. fI.iv protect 20 'pO~a-
tions iormrd uudc- tr Avs ot this stat"
ono Of the momho ot the C0mmltt"" THINKS
IN at carital 40 I'D be com cil"i t. orCaui1 -
in this state 'lthr thHn IN New Je-~ry or
otho. corporation T. ot", ton NtHt"@, hv cCiu-
polinc y foreign Corp"' nti"n IN o,'tain IN
stances not on'v 20 paw y ttN upon Is Cauital
empluyed In this state hHt uron it> fun
cartto) as IN the state where 1t was moor
tai
The sun., 1901-02-23
TO INVESTIGATES BRIBERY.
Delaware Legislators to Examine Charsss Made
Against the Addieks Followers

WILMINGTON, Del feb % lhs Addicks
Republicans In the iiousc Of Representative,
at Dover to- day took the Initiative In the
bribery charges. and Representative Moore
moved TO have committee Of three ap-
rointed to Inv estigstc the charge Of atten IT
Ing to br.bo k-pros sentatINe IleaIn. Mr.
Moore was made chairman, and hi associates
ar samuel II Bsynard. kepubli an. "ho
| HuIconb. Democrat MI Moor" Was
wi. before the court on the charge of Nio-
latin. tho elccd N Law by gNing liar to a
voter to register, b I q le ca~" VA di-iUlS.,d
for la X Of Evidence In making his motion
lhis la q esuun concerning tho honesty.
dirnit, and inteeiity q ~ cry member q the
U0 - The uri !" 70 viii h refer hus been
COZ led bv newsJ lIers in t'is stat" aud out =
the tate ] 'laim tlat II has act ulon TIE
and ask that RerresentGuVe learn gri.o
md give the name Il the would b" brtbrr
God Fnows | would ask the Attorney General
[, taxi. TIN In the "a II 'ha would be
hrlh"r Is a vnlon Rep hli an, ! say prosecute
hi - To- the fll 'Ntcnt oi me Law
jcct NIr Moorr made I'll, rcrnr,i'
II tNere l. an Addi ! site In this House who
did Il, give VI ~ th" I, II vt nj & th" law
The fact q at o.. ~Veat er !. one 4 hddi Kiss
stnn 'h".t followers caused SMILE vile no
ierrcd To the union Republicans as Addck.-
ites
This afternoon the regular Republican,.
and Dsmoorlt- sprang n surprise bv amend
n" ~. r srp9nt T9mt"r 80 as
shslLro' nHm9prat and Rsrr.sen.a,iy."
The Gown it'.e held q rTcliminsrv ,nactine,
a,d AZ a.. rer.e,t = Nr Iioarn N,cd the NJ Il
hraTnr for ru~>dav norrinc n"yt
The sun., 1901-02-23
yESrRRDtY's NTSIC.


Puocinrs stirring neio !rtnl 'ro'ca" was
sung last ulxht Tor the ~ccoud TIN" hi, sea
.on In tn. Metropolitan Opera llous". The
cast was the sImc W ~ tho n.-t nrrfornlar'e,
T.rnina SCOTT, G. .emonlul, Dufrtche. Gill,rrt
Bars and Others Mauciuclh conducted
The audience was large In number and very
cnthusi ,stic 1.ruius renewed N" thrilling
Impression sh. nr4, created iu the title rtia
and SCOTT was powerful S-grpiI and IN
rapitL voice on "rt was an mC'NpL.
saoh-tan Tho orchestra wa1 hardly In a.
good trim IA at - 'r,t hearing tpd Man
cincln urged 1t - wish Nlp aud spur IT,"
stage tnanrg"'urE' wa, excellent, "spcCi dly
the u tudli oi tnr nghio
Mardrl-sohn Hall ~ the Afternoon wa.
well rncd with pleased nuol'nc" hat
h>tsncl to llugp lirDA', tho German cello
virtuo,o, play solo uunih"rs bv BuUCh"uul,
Hugo Beci -. Branduuk'N md psvidol
n. also yay" Tor au encore piece, ht- own
Largo Ntih Jo.rf Weiss at tho piano
MIR becker l.. we'd the / major sonata u
RrahnIs In rather ''u strenuous a stvle
Mr. VeI.a curt'iNui"d som" COMPOSITIONS
of his own Nr ffr1usCon Davies. the
English barytln". W.. g. Hrvn sung Dem
Iucnd,ichcn hv Schubrr', bat tic muscles
of his throat h"ius rrhiN"d 50 IN" urCou-
punt :. Nr I>idorc Luck.'un". announced -
he pays instead "promc'hcu~" hN 80 same
composer, and later, I"cwes Bnllado I'd
ward which he sang In German an in his
accustomed robust. 1""l1r'u'orv fashion
The sun., 1901-02-23
D.aaon ~ me KrAHsARoEs crS,
Tn. Bst,i-.hip win Rs Sen, to the B'ooki'u
Nard for Repairs.

w.sprxoroN. Feb % 1t IL said n, thu
navy Department that II Will b" necessary
10 send the hgtta-hlp kearshrge To the \"S
York navy yard - bsve An examination
made Of The damage CO alsed to one ~ her
i.-.uch gan, hv la prenatnr" al, sosi"n
4 A shell. and that n repairs are required
30 maze them A. IA" vrd The reports
received At the p"rlItmcLt from f"nsa'y l.
whore the Kear7tTgr IA lvns, r thtt ne
inside OF the gun Was scared and I"fhals
more seriously N! Wed ihr lH"lllii"s ~
Pensacola Tor de'erulHlns the extent OF
The damage AT. not sufficient and there are
no = cans there % r.Ghe TEL ara.
should IL Ice ne o., ,arv to take Out the gun,
the kear.argc must be isd M Tor about
two months while the repairs are being made
The fact iha' the gun was ~ the lower tlirlet
- ono oi the kcar-1rge's superpored or
iplble-d.rk structures N lkas tho work ot
IN unusually delicate character No navn!
officer In prepared 20 say wh"'her N" eun
NAV he taken out hy unsCrewin some OF
'he rear mates ut tho turre, some . ncets
Nrl'.vo hat u Will b." necessary 20 take on
N. npp.r ,urret AMI hen tho top Of The lower
,urrei in or,lar 10 remove tho gun. lhis asst
ntuod ron'inCsn'" you'd require consider
able time and additional expense
The sun., 1901-02-23


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Increasing the Limit Of Cost Of Forty Pnbiic
Buildlngs.

w,.HrSaroS. Fob y The Senate Public
Ri dnss Committee to-day made a favor
sh,, re- ort on an omnihur am "ndment 10 the
sundrv civil hl incr"asins IT,. limit Of cost
~ fp''r pshno h'u'iur- ~ various parts OF
bi,Lcrt, been authorized The aggregat. IN
Crri,-r T. g.. Oui '.Il and is due - Az increase
~ ~, co A pi bull ing mttrrias Tn" lar sv>t
DO ~ increase l. tor a." iIdlara OIL iublIc
H. II lius. tNa limit beluc raised fion ~ Son.Vo
/. .? .jn.ug. Another amendment inCrease' :
fr,,I 4, Iy. Nsi II o.. gOp OBJ the cost Ot the
:, opo-"i Department ot Ju'trr bi dins In
TIN ,lt,.
he snoun' o. thcl' !@ee Hi'. VA" p'N uill.s
Mass ss5.rn to sl5ooo trchhurc, Mass
y?i 30 to tic: 600 Elmira, $500 10
Iotkpo-t y ! ~ 90 To $4,000. ROM.
Y s. |2nNo to $50 Norr,ch. Conn ;
iloon to tilo"o" Nilh.shawe, 70, saS 600
IN,sleth CIV y e $4,000 O. si0o,Oo0 Win
sto,. V e. slO.rco I" aco oro.
The sun., 1901-02-23
Biiis signed nv tine Governor.

ALBANY, Feb Gov. odel has signed the
following bills:
Assem- lyman Morgsns. amending n"
act incorpo. stiug the Church Charity Pounds
ton IN the Couuty O! Kings bv inCiId n.
Nassau In II, upcf a,lors and rsduc'us '.@
lu"mhership Of III" Road Of Managers
that II shah consist oi nine Clerevtneu ard
twelv" liyin"n
Senator HIM. providing for tho el'uln,-
ton oi rnltuad grade Crossl.gi in Is ~ 10
at krnsingtun, p"v ~. MSin. Amherst, JeNe !
and eroy avenues and blk street Ht the
Market
senator Good."ll's, authorizing ~" EocA-
land County Bolrd pl supervisors to Hppro-
pirate u 900 unru'.lN Tor N" \ynck io'i.i'
Senator El>pogth's, pruVidiu. tor al ~
s,sthu' superintendent of IA" \"N No't N''i"
lio,ptal fo th' CIr"utt 'ppl"d and D'"r'nec
Child .
-emhlvman Snlvcrd'-, lcclli1Iuc 'h" aC'.
oi Boards of Supervisors ~ changing 's
time Of toWT meetings from -iTil : iu ialI.
AsseuhlNinan Mur~uu.-. changing il' NV
Tor hul ling town me''l'gs IA oneida con- .'
from sUriug to fall. and NNrs tl" - r'''
OF the meiu1rr- oi tho hrard OF ~up"rNiNot-
The sun., 1901-02-23
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w,srt,.rra. Tan ~ -- Tho pt--ii.n' 'o.
iar ..u' ,o ,ae senate ne falrvins rHt...a
tiors
ANY co. A,~- u.ss.u Four',.nts in'sr
~ 81 % Hlgadef 20. sfsI lArIi .'i .'ln ~
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M LARGO 4 I,r.s snl Nu1sn'r 'rl B. tosr trsu.
~ ChrE io,s.A , san,N Lds,id ,ann,ld ~
&I.S" : r.su Guy / ,.rls,aa tus,nr II 'W,s,
ur.r.' II ,urr. rey'rly ',rsn, td~aId N
\lifcd : N,yHAru Alden , hr's'isr. Jonn =
r'r, ".riou 10 ! - 'Ity n .oss''I,y 20, -
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St...'- Its u,ut., Il Nr".h, ".W IT,, H.,
William e.. tap'sr '.r'" ,~Aru ma A'" ~
. Williams " - Nr,rrd lsrt~nhrs
ts,alry Ann adru William Guthr' Hal,.'
: D smith HAfr. u Jordan FtAut = lAhm 'tlAf d
/ a. IfuNsl rerl coz Hu''t Nc leck ~
? ,-,r,. N Russell rUI- af,wi Jf. jerome u
+ T.uUv Ralph Htvd-u l~IrArd v PtIrv /
/ kers.ey Sterling Vie, = hany m u 'astlcs
| Naylur Ktt r Rgrs rsf Il lT Alien G kol ?,
! ,rnhr 4 Pearson rrnce gnef .tarl,s hvri ~
/ Annu' j Inch DAniel ! GfegprN l"nl iFnlhs
! -, Va,t-. n smith Gen'.e u BAiti William. v
| Cnu.,y william u H,skel. Hsuy ! Meyer -
| Prank k~! .cy ff-i l.. nee! Gu3 ken, 'oplty tto
| I'D Trrrv Pike ~ - second lleuienArs
| MILAN 7 James u TeAAs ~ br Ais Nrnt sur
! .eor o' vnlunIstN W3th tIr f-'k NJ tApta,n
The sun., 1901-02-23
SENATE OBSERvsS THE DAY.
washtr rton, Farewell Address Read Ia
Accordance w,th Custom

w,s~. rro>. Ico >? ,?.--1o-day being the
ann.vcrs,ry nt tho birth nj Washington
IA. prnceotings Of the senate we're opened
with The solsun reading II the Farewell Ad-
dress ~ compliance with custom Introduc"l
some ten 'rlr- ago under resolution olersi
-, al iOlr and repeated - "a innl W.
,lu &. thou N the .rst oCcsNnn S"ratn "
Iustl. of knn<ts, who vas tn"r Pre'tisnt
Iru ten " the ~ ate. vas the re- tier IN u
IL no. r.fectop IN the Se latots VINO h1No on
rint.d since thrn to -" tutt IN" chtr'n oi
Mr. lnrnll e. docl'm1tion Of the lidr"-I has
never been rIusl.sd IN the Senlt" chsnn"r
GA The Senators rr"sont III not eNc"" !
twenty, fairl divide between ,oth parties,
mud thr c1ilrrio- we're fairy v'l ln.t Ar =
The rcad.u. the regular buSinrss Was proceeded
The sun., 1901-02-23
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The sun., 1901-02-23
ROUSY PROCFEDfNGs.
A DAY Given to Private sieirs and Pensions
Mrs Jswton's Pen sion $40 - Month.

WuB,soroS Feb q The Mouse 'o-dav
vent into Conmi,,e. ~ the whole 70 consider
hills On the private calendar Tvsn'y-run-
private claim bills were disposed ~ In the
two and a half hours allotted - tho con-
mittee. Among them was on" 70 credit
A J Daughertv, Collector of Internal Revenue
q, Peoria. III. with stamps n The face valu"
Of as 900 some time ago stolen from his o'lce.
He has since been stricken with paralysis.
Another was 70 repay W Wanamakar
the $40 900 he paid as hondsmsn for Gideon
" Marsh. the G-fau,ing ana m gtlve cashier
q of the keystone Nq'iunp! kans of rhhsdd-
lhia. who suhseCueu'Ir returned
Al $40 The Comm;,'ce on Pensions took
craig Iawton, widow, Of Gen. Lawton. who
vas liled in the rhihppln"., was I'?ort.d,
mit,ee eperni smeS iment winch redn"eG 'hn ren,i6n
from sOo month, a. provided hv the senate.
TO $50. Mr.. Bromwelt Rep, ohio said Mr-
or more ard he dii no' ,hrk the pens On
should BE- increased ,neyond he limit. = 20"
fswt"onn "n should 10 in Want, va G@r ,re," , co,ni
then incrense the pension. The HmenI-
ment was agreed To. o3tols
acted upon iavorahlv ~ one perod h"i"g
dsDosed Of. as M5 .Stc'.c ,NCH i.i Ca!l.,t
AMI the bills were passed H. thIr'y-lve min
Before that ,uc c,rlrcd Spenhcr Herdcr-
son SURPRISED IA. House hv rr.Irruishi0S
the gavel "a sir Talhsr' Dem =. }. whose
reputation n a. opno'""f of i.' 40" hI''~
Ia not confined 10 tho walls of the Capi'o
Mr. Tahor' IL rot o"lv Dc'N"crat hri m
ed Confederate a"d his pr"-"o"" In IA"
chair. whore q nero. RAJ = never SOC" saw"
when the House IL ii,'"ni1r 10 "ulp.'i"~ upon
, q deceased member d"licl''d those present.
. and they applaudcd hl'u freely Mr. Taihrrt
entered heart iy into the sp ~ of the oc' 1siuu
and was ev"' more elrcdiiiOu' than III"
Speaker IT, disCo.ir" ~ hl-
When Mr. TIlber' daS c"dad from the
desk there "e' ren'l"'t tw"0fv mIru'"s
Of the time ~. I 4 70 he Committee ou po'-
s!ocs 30 thiitecn ldd'ip' al hill> wcrc p1-srd
making. with the 'vc 'v-r're ,IlIm bills a
total Of l7+ bills passed duri"c : the dav
The sun., 1901-02-23
POST OFFICE BILL PASSED.
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An amen irsrt ars-'d ~ N- l"ls- ~,
t'Sn.ri''eI ,lrr g 40 rn''., ~ ii, rar'". ~
fez lu rnot ra's- ro'o -ar1'rs Nn'
r,,..,,rv sr'l1s c,nta'n"d ,he's'n
", Bur", pVg ''.'1 80, -, 81, :, ~. 80 ''i 'o
? a.. arrruuria',on for fsi.NN ar service
p.fn1t.t
al, a., ,., ID.r, p.l oT.r.d 20 amor :
NJ, ',r,r 'i,., TIE me. matte .nl -or,i =
~ ,.t',tI,, ~ Az psr cent " ~. prices rnN
ralt in Nav Nork Defeated without 90
S :"
Mr pep-o Rep ! oHefed sn amen J
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80, II...- :, nj nj D.. sIslef,i ,i.d Yuril
80 t.,-in. glv.n Nv he I0 astcI-
,.rcra ~ thn 0,r'l.. Interested t..e.d g.
rr.,,l,.,a, ers'al =" ha,. an I'M
Yc.,i,atlnn made A. to the ~tsflistusr' =
! ,..,,l ,.l.yrarh :, stem rui Z was A.r,ai
] T.
ma tiu N,a then passed. and ~" Ilr.o-
Ill sni 1npsNr Arr...fl1t'on lll -,
,at en- r. II .r.-olri ~ Z .ir 2?s rsirs
n ,,.,.a.. ~ ~ ig.,. over '., House h.Il lr.
The sun., 1901-02-23
rh,r...~,.rh voiun,-- rnfsn,r. Mastered
Ou'

p,srf"rrrS rsN 80 Con SNr"sr 's."-
g-a.foI 'l, war par1''~"'' .,-. ~
reporting tho mua'r'IrE n.' = 20" I'.''r-
seventh NJ n'ser lu'ln'.r rN'"r',' rn' .rr'i
~ san Francisco FROM NH' H I'- '- '0"
~r., . the volunteer r,fluen's f" p" "is-
,r.rgod l. Na- rrmp,.Hi ..'uN-f entirely
% stat. .'.tut".r- WIN. rr,. wing 'l..r
Il..lrrse .r 'hD IhNH" .r.. '.''.."i 100
80 Tinted ~'l'a. g.. - 80 -"''.U,