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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-07

bert was injured II TunavaT - Eiver-
side and word went thrgaga the c.tE taat
sAa had Been killed sEc sas enaroiF re-
covered foen the fearf-l f4- thst e
got az zhat occasion aa her many
friends ia ire citv wih wisa per pleas
u. ". l. u. n-------.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-07
WILL soon BE FINISHED
Work Is Progressing on the little
River Dam.

work IS progressing on the Central
avenue dam in the Little river ana Il VIZ.
b. closed in a day or Two. The work has
been delayed for want Ct piles 81 'ne
proner length. but they have finally been
secured ana the ten or hfteca feeJ open
Ing in the center Of the dam VIII
b. closed The force az Tacn az WORK Of
re bridge are extending the aprof. oe.o''
The cam aud another row Of oaA pies
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-07
CGLf Rheun7
It may become chronic.

II lA20f DCGOAAAN -@AAD 4AANs
It may cover the body with
large, infamed, burning, itching,
scaling patches and cause intense
suffering. 1t has been known to
do so.
Do not delay treatment.
Thoroughly cleanse the system
of the humors on which this
ailment depends and prevent their
return.
The medicine taken By Mrs. Ida E. Ward
Cove Point, ND. was Hoods Sarsaparilla
She writes: u had disagreeable itching or
my arms which / concluded was salt rheum
I began taking Hoods Sarsaparilla and IN
two days felt better. Il was not long before
was cured and have never had any skin
disease since"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-07
m PAYMENT OF CIGARS
- K Johns sues r. - lienry for Gee
Hundred and Three Dollars.

f. l. Johns. of McSherrrtown. Pa.
Yesterday in the city court brought suit
AGAINST +. :. Henry Tor The sum of N3
snd interest 1T SIX per cent per annum
slnse October 3. 1861 The suit IS for
Ire nayment of cigars alleged 70 have
be- purchased from AR Johns and nor
paid for. STANLEY. Nermil-ion and Evans
srs the attorneys for the plaintiff.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-07

Pau-American exposition Via Missouri
Pacific railway. Reduced rates. Passen-
ger station corner Douglas avenue AMI
wichita street
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-07

TAKE THE FRISCO LINE
afternoon ,rain 10 81. Louis and al points
east Train leaves Union statioR Al ID
.. m
0-.I- E.1I. 0eIIv.r.s. 1Oc Per Wesk.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-07

Daily Eagle, Delivered, Toe per Week.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-07
Hoods C0rSGpGritE0

Promises to cure and keeps the
promise. It IS positively une-
qualed for all cutaneous eruptions
Take it.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-10

Og naar man M fer bette Wonu=
ment, faa paatommer Der cen ben
famine Gslelie. iom naar mar itaIr
oper for Winbesm9rtet ober en- of
GipiliIationens Storm9no, at 8ibers
ffabens Meitre, at Wenneftebeoers
Martprer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-10
9lmrrifa og GnglaaO.

5 BET engelfte gluo n0ailD Mloil"
bar en- Sournaliit ltrebet nogle liplige
Qrtitler ON ben ameritanfte Snouit ris
ieirrige SnbtrGngen / Gnglano. pGn
9ennemInits : @nglGnoer" ituar pm
Morgenen op fra i'm ameritdnite Slap
leng, 6drberer fla meb ameritanif Go
be og en- ganteesS ifferbeo Barber.
tnio, iferer Jig Bottoms tepler oDa
Softer fra Yoro aurolina % tnapper
line Connecticut Seler poa 8entlGz
oerne. 6an litter tit amerifanIte
WaterburDslIr / 9ommen % letter
Jig til 6rotoitborbet. Ser tomplimens
terer ban i'm 4one, foroi bsnoes Sais
noiss&oriet frembGper benoes WlasIaz
auiettsz9lui poa bet npoeligIte. 6an
ipiier 8rso. Der CT bdgt al YrGriemeI.
iaoer fig giters fra bet iti0e 0cedus
9niter image, ipiier ct Stptte riitet
aanidszS tinte, meoens 5ruen nboer
en- Stibe Otsetunge fra Gbitago.
8srnene bsrimoo Ipiier ameritunif
0dore9rgb. 8erefter leier 6erren fin
Qbis, Der er trptt paa ameritanIfe
WaItiner % rimeligbis ogiaa er trptt
paa omeritanit Bapir.
Dan itpnter fig MI til i'm 6orret
ming % tiger inb ben elettriite Spor=
pogn, Der er laoet / gleip gort.
2il anben 6rotoit iluger ban bur
tigt no9le Munofuloe Roaltbeef, Der
TANNER fra en- So / Soma, npoer Der
til nogIe pietIe5 fra ylD @ngldno %
Ilutter Maaltioet meo nogle tonIcrs
pereOe 5eritener fra 5loriba, tanosr
ia iao en- 8irginias Gigaret o9 penoer
til6age til i'm am%eritante Strueitol
eler 8%ullepnlt."
Sdaleoes gennem9dar 5orfdtteren
aIe 8agens gegirenbeoer og ilut!cr
meo en- ~lettere unoerboloning, beItads
enoe al en- ameritanit Barce pg amt
riianIt MuIit.
st BAR 6fsempler fra andre Sms
raaoer biIer Qmeritanernes Oberle
Qenbeo ober ben %europ9iite SnbuItyi.
"a Der ltuloe bpgges en- @iaoutt /
girma. ct Qrbeibe paa 1882 3ons.
%forIangte be en9elite Sngenierer 26
Puno Sterling, 10 Sbiaings pr.
3on 5000 puno) liant ire Qor til ii
fuloIBre 8iaoutten /. 4meritanerne
%forlangte Is puno Sterling pr. 9on
% lopeoe Qlrbejoet faroigt / ct Qay.
6or Uganda 9iabutten, 6oortil Der
Ttulbe anbenbes 1000 Cons Wateriel,
forlanqte GnglGn6erne q puno CT.
L CD. 6 pence pr. 3on % Ell 5ioss
run al 1870 Tiger. meoens 9(merit1s
nerne forlangte Is Yunb Sterling o.
IL Tiger.
01iten ale be 9prttsismaftiner,
Der bruges / England, er labebe / 4me=
rita, % BEN amerifanIfe a%onfurrenee
%itratter fig til 800 5nOuItrigrene.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-10
! ben t..nfe Roloni paa 800" Bone
WARD COUNTY,
NORD DAKOTA.

0per 600 DANTE bar taget 2anb
oenne 9oloni. uopalgt at airteiam.
funoets 9omite, og al bisie bar a1e.
reoe be fleite boiat fig Der. Gnonu
fan Der faas goot 2ano til o9om:.
iteao" Der.
Der tiltrGnges oanIte 5orretnin93-
mGno / ben ME SD ,6lorton" Qoit-
piQe g. 81 / Settlementet.
Den lite og 3Die 3ir5Oag / bper
M}aaneO iGlges paa De fleite Stationer
biaige ReturbiQetter til 2dnoipger(
sGler be fan faas fra minneapolis til
Qanoet beb at benbenbe fig til 500"
8anens 2anotontor.
2igelebes baoes qrGrielanb / Min'
neIota % Oatota, og bilttgt Stoo'
lamb / Disconfn og Mi6i9an puo
500" Sernbanen. 2abe Sern6anc.
priier. - Sfrip efter 2anotort ol
iGultrereoe 6ortlaringer til
d. w. CASSEDAY,
Land and Industrial Agent 800 Ry,
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-10

6Drftelige 0dmer II Il
bdlfpn. Grte6ertug 9eopolo Cal.
bator, Der for no9en 5io iiben bur
tgbt fig en- egen 2uftbaGon, meo bbil=
ten ban 6pppig bar foretdget Opitiy=
ringer, Git forleoen til 9ejrs fra DR.
%ienalet / @ien. m~eotagenoe iom pasz
iogerer fin 6uitru, Grtebertuginoc
Blanca, i'm eloite 9ottsr. @rfebertugs
inOe Maria Dolores FAINT Yriniesis
3bereie at 8anern, 0atter at Prin5z
Guitpolo.
8aIonen iteg I Def rolige 9ejr me-
get brit, inbtil 5000 5Oo. gift ober De-
ndu norbpad CO GIT elegant neb pa1
en- aaben Wdrt / N9rbeOen at 8ornens
burg. Oct bar fsrite Sang, De 3 f1~a
itelige 0amer tog Del / en- 8aGonop=
itigning, og De befanOt fig ubmGrf:t
pei Iaapel unoer iom efter 4sceniio=
men. Som tefniit tnn0ig Qeronaut
meofulgte pdd uoflugten en- aaptain,
Der er Gbef for ben militare 9uftitiPr
perafoeling.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-10

bet bet iaa biot. at ben potter 9ano til
ale fine Is Wleoffabninger. Sra
Pumpen, Der itaar inoe / ben enc Gnoe
at Staloen, Ieber 8anbet ub / &rbbs
berne, og &oen pumper Iualeoes, at
bet enc 9orn lpfter Pumpeitangen op
og bet anoet trptter ben neb. 9oen
tan ogiaa meo bet enc 6orn pumpe
9anoet og iamtioig rafte Munoen
ben til 3uben for at brittle bet 8ano,
Der lgber uD."
Oct er life enbOer &o, Der er / Be
iiooelfe At en- luaoan 9eoageligbto
iom bet meenIfe 9ibunter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-10

ST Bar enberiDofte = Z
tGrerarbe Der. 3 bet iioit
uotomnc 6eftc at Observation-Disclosures
9forbsger bar SCR. Sbarb s6erBlpuHg
gipet en- inogaaenoe geItripelie al 10
RelieTratter meo Jremitiaing at Sri.
I'll 2ioeliesbiitorie. aelieferne er an
6ragte paa 2itoaggen benbolbsbis /
oprup 9irte. gobt Ell Wlelsbej Snoz
oft for 5%lens6org, % / Rgrre 6atite6
8irte. ct qar Wlil SDoOeit for 5lensz
5org. Relieficenerne / 6nrup gioer
5r%emiiiainger at 9ilfangetageliea,
6uOItrbeelien, Q~ebtagelien, @raOlaqs
lelien. Opitanoelien, apinOerne BEL
grapen og llnoeroeroenea, 4rbeibet |
Rerre 6otiteb bar be famine Scensr
o9 besuben 0omfGloelien. gegge bar
IN Sang opret mdlete, men Der er MI
fun beburet boerit foa 6arpeIpor. st
lille Grucifits, Der M finbes anbrdgt
oau Mibten at Rsrre 9atiteoz Reli.f f
let, TANNER Iittert fra ca. 400 % sr
N Del bngre eno ielbe Reliefferne.
Qntagelig bar bet legemsitore Relief,
Der MI banger pad Stibets RorbOa9,
oprinoelis BAIT fin plabs | Mibten al
Reliefrptten. Deb Sammenlignin0
# pe%rfonernes alebninger, 8aubeu
n. m. tOmmer 5orfatteren til BET 3es
ultat, at Relieferne ianOipnligbia
TANNER fra bet 13. 4arbunOrebe.
9egge piier Sr9t, Der peger ben paa
franif aunit - life paa tpIt -, men
De mad aIisepel ontages at bore frem.
5rogte al en- oanIt 9unitner. Qlt fin
De tunitnerif paubirfning fra Grant.
rig bos os pad benne 9ib, mao ittt
lforbaOIe. Men bebsper 10 blot at min.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-10

be ON, at benne giorbe zig gGIoenoe
olIerebe / bet II. Qar6unoreoe beo
8itifol aloiterfirte. 0g / ben fsl9ens
be BIB iteg Yaabirfningen boerli9ere.
SaaleOes MAD 5orbiQebet for RIOS
tiloe 0omtirtes aor igges / norbz
franit Qrtitettur, frantic 6mailleals
bejoer fanbtes 6nppigt / bore airtar,
og enoelig bier ben maleoe 4lterz
borosforiibe fra 2pgumtloIter. Der MI
finoes / RationalmuIeet, iaa itGrt
PaaOirtnin9 fra ben iamti0ige fran
Ite Stunt. at MeIteren i~ittert mda babe
DGret ON lite franitsfeot, iaa beg
franltzl9rt.
Gn 9onfltft. ri ct Qpisubs
flip, ION er ienot oYolit." fra Nb See
lano, Ter man, at Der / forrige Wad=
neo Or bar opitaaet en- &onfitt mel
lem Oanmart % ben nGpnte engelIte
aoloni. Rogle en9elIte 5ribiqige, Der
for qfreiien til 3ransoaal bar lei
reoe / gren Netington, bleo Ioa fot=
bitreOe, ba be Iaa 0anne6rog ouje
oDer en- SCR. .. Seniens 0us, at De bdz
leoe bet neb og reb bet / Stpffer. De
troeoe nemlig, at 0r. SEMEN oar Sol
lGnoer, og at bet bar bet trdnsodalIt lie
5log. Dor qanosmano tldgeOe pie
6littelig til ben oanite &oniul, ION
trabeOe Opreisnin9 a. aoloniregerin
3en. @elbigpis mobtog aoniulen no
get efter en- foIoeitgsrenoe l1noIfnlo=
ming, iom ban ienbte bioere til 6r.
SEMEN, og iaaleoes bleO aonflitten
6ilagt / MinoeligbeO. GGers tunoe
0anmart let pare fommen / ari9 me9
Np 3eeldnb, % Der piloe bare aabaet
Muli94eO for uberegnelige 8egioen
beoer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-10
9sfl init.

On lanqfom 9oftqanq.
Sfslge bet biitoriite 9lao 8obamil
afienote 5irmoet 2obe / Drag ben 4.
Qopember 1870 ct aorreiponeantes
tort til 5irmoet Sarl Reibl / Bu5s
tpeis. 0ette Sort tom fsrit 4bresfas
ten / 6Gnbe ben a. Maj / qar, efter
altIaa at bobe p1ret 30 2tar. 8 Mads
neoer unoerpejs.
Og iaa MATTE QoresIaten oben /
asbst betdle oobbelt porto, forbi aors
let lite BABE 0ploig6eo mere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-10
100000 Tlaifer!
9trif til nffe Ssioen0e.


9sor at beuiIe bet itore gGroi. JON Siuan,
ions I'd Drops" beiiooer oe0 Selbreoels
ien at alebaanoe iarli9e % inoo tleoe Snf-
bonnie, oil ol al0eies 9rattS bort9iue
100000 yrppes Sialter af Stnans
fonS as Drops" til buer lloenoe, loL,
til o5 inoienoer 4 @ents | .yrimerter til Be
taling at Boitporto.
SmanipnS rs Drops" er ben for.
6elaatiafte Naeoicin / Yeroen % er en- ga.
Eaeazne ronteret Sur for Nbeumniisme,
- 0olteuGrf, eGnOeOGrf. HDQuGrf,
l4ika12 Qa Grippe, Aitbma. Walnria,
" IeuraIgia, iumlne 90 DGrfenOe
f1as5s saaEl 9eDer, aatnrrh, 9Dspepiia, 81.
Oerl1QO OiL g%tureip9Oom, 0oue0pine %
Wfr1Slitet, griicn Oaa en- itor SElnfe 300
9OIis" CT fun Sf.O0 % II 1cn6e5 60er
irn9tirit pr. GTprels Deo WioOtn9elien al
Yriier.
0r. q. Norbbolm. 0asiel, Miun, ~ftrtper:
SEQ bar l9n9e neret plaaet al 9ibsunia'
tiSnIe i bglre Arn1en o9 par Ell iItano Ill at
orbeioe. Seq lenote efter ell SLATE al
GmnniOns "5 Drops. Seq tog ben
1e9elmGsii9 o9 Den belbreoeoe mig fnIoit9n=
oiQt. Utln Arm boooe ORret on9rebft | fire
l1qer al oenne forfProelige YRrt. Seq er
ouerbeuiit ON. at SunfiOn D Drops"
belbreoer HbeImotlsme lelo ont ben er
manoe Nor gdmnlel. 81 er %litfert, forIDg
SiunniOn5 "5 Drops" og Oil ltal alori9
nn9re bet.
Maenter amtaaes paa meset eooe
Wilfaar. Sfeto to68 til
Swanson Rheumatic Cure Co.,
100 fGf L. Lake st. chicago. Ill.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-10

@amle oun Re Wenter 0 &
Wl ebailler paa 6emern. Gn
Carer / Burg paa 6emern bar til ret
iteolige Wul9um ts6t no9le O9rois
lube gamle Sslomsnter og Meoailer
al oanIt 9ertomit, iom en- Mano paa
Zen Iao inoe meo.
Gn at Menterne er / 5slge Rib"
IN 0oler meb 6briItian ben 5emtes
Nabnetr9t og ben I%Ropanlige Snbs
thrift: ,. q. Rer Dan. 9or. Ban
8ot. qaa aeOerien finOe5 BET oanite
9aa6en o9 @algIproget: Dictate ct
iuititia - o5rombeo og aetfarD".
nj betpcelig itprre Sntere5ie er bog
Uleodiaerne, IGrlig ben enc, Der
iom ,,aieler 3eit." itriber - ,er pro-
get til Wlinbe DIN be Oanites Sejr
ober RelIon ben 2oen Qpril 1901.
paa 5orIiben les en- Seirsisjle paa ct
iloobeootset 8jGrg og oerom Snitrips
%tionen: De falbt, men 0dnmart
itob. 5uIofsrt ben 2. Qpril 1901.
pda Webailens gogiioe er Der III
Seirstrdns al 2durbGr og Ggeblast
omtring Snoitriften: o5ortjent peo
Dob og Blob. Den 2. Mpril 1901.
Snurrige DIR. Qoa Dor
oaglige 8anoring gennem 9laoenes
Spdlter timber Ri abltiaige mGrteIige
5ing. Saalebes falber port gie pad
felgenoe 4nnonee | ,2tdlb. Stiftst.":
o6ele aulb og iterre Barrier R9res
E1nger tebes til en- Yris al ca. 3 Str.
pr. Stf.
NGrmere beo q. Sepien,
Gtsportsr, @sbjerg."
ut bet ogfaa fan bliOe en- behring's
BEL
Waen enbnu bebre FINES os felgenbe
6iitorie, iom pi timber / .Neitoeb Iii
oenoe", pg iom lpOer iaaleOes / jim
0elbeb:
oGn SEQ, Der potter 8ano. Sos
9or. q. Ssrsenlen, 9ielbbbgaarb pao
'Ween, finbes Der en- So, Der bar brc-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-10

6raen 5u9leftDbntn9. Sta
en- itGlIterit 5ugleitponing bringer
oSpODeitiiaaano" felgenoe file 8u=
tet: Sebmano 5alct bleo iaaleoes
6ugletonge. st mere trafenoe RAIN
for en- 5ugletonge fan man nappt
tante zig, 6oorfor 3ilfaloet ogiaa pe9
5eiten bar @enitono for 9eltagernes
8%ittigbeoer. SITE minore Q%nlebnin5
til Bitter GAP ben OmitGnoigbeo, at
6oirereoatteren fit penItre 9inge oa
@enitrerebatteren bsjre ginge. Mdn
fanbt 3ilfGloet morIomt, Do mango
,6eoingebe" Orb lgo / ben Nnleoning.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-10

Og foa bar .8urrb" = tnn en- be
0uno. ale
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-10

garefor Spsg. Gn iterre Is.
6enbapnit 0rengeItole baboe forleOea
Dag Stobtur. % 0rengene fornsje0e
fig ben belle Dag meo at lege Soloatsr
og RsDere, Snoianere o9 Iignenoe pc
pulere 9e9e pad ulbeoalenes melt al.
iioes Steoer. 0a Stolen ON 2(ftener
efter enot 9ur ndaeoe til apbenbdbn
tog 2prerne Wonbtal ober Gleberne
inten maj %Itiltes. og bet opOa9eoes
pa til dlminbelig 5orferbelie, at een
at 8renqene mangleoe.
20 at 9Grerne tog itrdtS me0 5oq!i
ub til alampenborg og afIsgte afle Or
St.ber. man ON 9agen baboe beiegt
% efter timelanq 2eoen fanot MAJ
enoelig ben iaoneoe mere oeo eno le.
Oenbe, faItiurret til ct at 5raerne
llloeodlene, bbor bans &ammerater
Ge9ens !6ebe boboe forglemt barn
Nteo meqen geIpGr fit 2arerne fd'
paa en- 8oqn oq / ben t%ransportersi
oeres Glep til Bhen,
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1901-03-16

fellers, however, a large g;ver, and
last year it's cost, including benevo-
lences, was S145, 900. While Congre-
gational benevolent societies have
larger incomes than any other, proper
tionate to the membership of the de-
nomination, individual churches do
not run as high in expenditures as do
churches in other religious bodies. The
most expensive church may be either
the Tompkins Avenue, Brooklyn, or
the Old South, Boston. Their totals
run about $4,000, and this includes
only not local expenses, but also mis-
sion ane other gifts
The Methodist church having the
largest annual income is the Madison
Avenue, New York, although there are
several others in that city having in
comes almost as great. The Madison
Avenues total amount raised was $685.
IA last year. Methodism is made up
of small churches; its total number of
them reaching So ,908 in all America,
a larger number by nearly 10000 than
the Baptists, who rank next. In val
ne of church property Methodists out
rank all others in Amsrica, the
amount being s132, $50, 4S0.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1901-03-16
A F|ouriShin@ City

The greatest city on the South
American continent is Buenos Ayres.
The population is believed to exceed
100000. 1t was officially estimated to
be over $4,000 at the close of 1899 and
the increase is calculated to be close
to 10000 year. Therefore, New York.
Chicago and Philadelphia are the only
cities in the United States which sur
pass the Argentine metropolis in the
number of inhabitants. There are
only about ten cities inhabited by
white men in all the world which are
bigger.
Size is not the only notable form of
development The revenue of the city
is about $4,000, 900 year in gold. Its
streets and parks are lighted by more
than $1,000 gas jets, over 5000 lamps
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1901-03-16

The one church in America which
has the largest annual income and eX-
penditure is unquestionably st. Bar
tholomew's Episcopal, of New York.
Its income last year-that is, the
money value which it representatives,
S2OS, 900. This is not an exceptional
year and does not include a big gift
of 5000, 900 made this year for its elm
&c now building. Its pew rentals alone
amount to above $4,000 a year. The
sum named includes what it gives to
missions, and also the expenditure
connected with its great parish house
in Forty-second street dozen other
Episcopal churches in New York and
Philadelphia have incomes exceeding
100000 a year. The Presbyterian
church having the largest income in
America, is the Brick church, New
York, which took in $4,000 last year
a good deal more than half of which
went to missions. The largest Baptist
church in America is the Fifth Ave
nue., New York, to which John D..
Rockefeller belongs, and through
which his gifts, or most of them, go.
The church is, apart from the Rookie
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1901-03-16
Spanish Bandit Norel
Once More in
Al6eria.

body and dressed himself. in the mill
tary uniform When the body was
found everybody felt sure that it was
Norefs, and when the sentinel did not
appear at midday meal some of his
companions remembered that they had
seen soldier very like him hurrying
away from the prison an hour or two
before, and they concluded that he
had deserted. Yet this soldier was no
other than Norel. On another occasion
the bandit, after being condemned to
death in Spain, was placed, according
to the usual custom, in the prison
chapel during the evening before the
execution, and when night came he
expressed desire to see priest. His
request was granted, and when the
priest came Norel went with him into
a dark corner of the chapel, with the
ayOwed object of making confession.
As the priest, however, bent down to
hear him the assassin snatched from
his hands the heavy crucifix, and rails
ing it in the air brought it down with
such force on his skull that the I'M
fortunate man was felled lifeless to
the ground The soldiers on guard
heard the body fall, but they paid
no attention to it, and when a man
wearing the veStments of priest came
toward them from the gloom and, after
blessing them, passed through the
heavy gate of the prison they never
suspected that it was the notorious
murderer, who had thus once more
escaped the clutches of the law. The
police of Algiers are not lacking in
alertness or zeal, yet in view of Norel's
amazing record there are many who
think that he will easily evade them,
just as he has already so many times
evaded the police of Spain.-San Fran
cisco Bulletin
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HIS BRAVERY AND RECK-
LESSNESS STRONGLY I'M
PRESS FOREIGNERS.

der lies down to fire, he does so with
the intention of killing somebody. Most
troops fire not at the enemy, but in
the direction of the enemy. Not SO the
American
But allied to their feline STEALTH
ness the Americans in battle have a
most reckless courage. At times they
expose themselves with strange con-
tempt for death. An officer will take
chances no European would care to
take. The field battery was generally
to be found in places where nobody
read in tactics would have dared to
put it. General Chaffee and his staff
always rode where the enemy was
most likely to see and shoot at them.
Young and inexperienced correspond
ents were warned by older hands not to
go during action near prominent build
ings, large graves or the American
staff
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Ri,CoIS...
Dick 6urpfr7

Verify truth>is stranger than fiction,
for it is doubtful if in the weirdest ro-
nance a more daring and ingenious
Dick Turpin has ever been portrayed
than is the Spanish bandit Norel,
whom the police have long been trying
to capture, and who is now said to be
once more in his old haunts in AL
geria- One day last June Norel, who
was then in Algeria, quarreled with
one of his cOuntrymen named Linares
and promptly assassinated him. The
police were quickly on his track but
he easily evaded them, and nothing
was heard of him until August 81
when he appeared at Marengo Again
the police came on him and again he
escaped, after severely wounding two
of his opponents Soon afterward he
was seen at Cherchell and at Oran,
and each time notice was sent to the
authorities, as he is an outlaw on
whose head price has been set, but
though they tried hard to capture him
their efforts were fruitless.
He next appeared at Alicante, hav-
ing gone there for the purpose of get
ting some money from his brother,
whose home is in that town. When
he told why he had come his brother
refused to give him any money, where
upon the bandit beat him almost to
death and then ransacked his house of
all its valuables. Norel has already
assassinated seventeen persons and
has been condemned to death on three
occasions He escaped from prison
some time ago in very clever fashion.
First he murdered the sentinel who
was on guard near his CELL Then he
burned the dead mans face so that no
one would recognize it, and finally, he
put his own clothes on his victims
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1901-03-16
THE AMERICAN
IN BATTLE

Here is the opinion of the CORE
spondent of the Times of India on the
American soldier as fighting man:
Il think if there had been no fight
ing all the foreign observers would
have gone back to their homes with a
very poor opinion of the efficiency of
the American troops. Luckily for
General Chaffee and his soldiers there
was fighting. When you see an Ameri
can private advancing under fire you
begin to think there is something in
the idea that the fighting unit of the
future is the individual. Private Silas
P. Holt acts by himself for himself. He
and his companions make for COM
mon objective, not like stiff, trained
soldiers, but like panthers stalking
prey. Their eyes flash. their 1.-THE
bodies swing forward. There are muir
der and deadly intentness in every
movement When the American SOL
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BUENOS AYRES ONE OF THE
MOST COSMOPOLITAN ON
EARTH.

and about 1880 arc lights, the latter
of 1000 to 1000 candle power apiece.
There are fifteen theaters or similar
places of public amusement and they
have about 1,6OO, 900 spectators every
year. The street railways carry 49,
100000 passengers annually, which
means some s., 900 900 income
1t is one of the most cosmopolitan
of all the earth's centers. Besides the
underlying and still dominant Spanish
element which used to have the Argen-
tine in exclusive possession, there is a
large Italian population, fast increasing,
and the Germans, English, French,
Irish, Welsh, Portuguese, Chilians,
Poles, Russians, Swiss and other ma
tionalities are well represented in the
Argentine Republic, and, to some ex-
tent, in its capital.