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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-02
Gen fineiilfe &riie enOt.

Oct pprite turbe MI oare opre. Den
tineiieite Regerinq bar Qennem fine
gefulompqtigeoe grins Ching % 81
Sung Chang (oen iioite er %forporiat
ma enonu) meooelt Waqternes 8e-
Ianoter, al 8ejier 9ipanq Sbu an
taQer De / Wtoqternes 6pqesnote Dpz
itiaeoe 8etingelier.
9et forlso rigtiqnot fsrit, at 9ei=
Ter aDOng Sbu baboe / Sinoe at 90
re Snopenbin9er operfor Ell parBunts
ter / Roten. nemli9 angaaenoe 1afu
5orternes Sloiining % @efanOt=
Ifabsbogternes Qntdl.
6on bar MI imiblertio feiet fla,
rimeligpis for bog al foa nddet Gnoen
paa ben isrqelige &riIe. Dog itaI De
nGonte Sper9smadI %inareit mulia
fprbnnOles / en- lpeciel SammentomIt
menem 81 9ung Chang og Md9ternes
RepreTentdnter.
9onbon, Dec. 81. - Gn Weooelets
Ie til .poa Wlaa 8o3ette" fra petinq
ertlprer, at Der er protlomeret 8uo-
benitilitano.
0euue Dleobelelie tommer meqet
u%oentet; / 0aibington teuote man in
tet BERTH, men ~forsOrigt billiqes Del
al 8egerin9en. Sra oenne Stunr
ifuloe ale 5ienotligbeoer altiaa op.
bpre, men bet ct %piitnot lettere al pro
tldmere benne godbenitilitanb enb
ober6oloe ben. Der bar / iibite llgc
paret foretaoet abitinige Strafeerpe=
bitionsr o%oerfor t%iuIiIte Smooborber
% bet inoies life, bporleoes 6jenOt-
ligbeoerne ifal tuune opbsre. I%oalGn-
qe &ineierne lepe / laaoan Goblesbet
ION nu for 3iben.
Der bar ogioa pGret Rpgter uot
ON, at ben e%nerailte Gnteoronnin9
misfornsjet meo &panq Sbus Gfters
oipenbeo ital babe afiat BAN; mer
man berer 10 Iaa meget. Gn frpQteli9
0ungersneo er / 4nmarid. ii9es Der:
bette Rpgte turoe inoebobe al Sanbs
innligbeo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-02
9e banIf=DcitinOiifc Ger.
NDr llnoerbnnOlin9er / Sang.

9gben6abn, Dec. %. - 8et= form
Der beItemt, al Der M er me TIMBER
banblinqer / Sang meb be 6orenebe
Slater %dnqaaenoe Suloet al De banIt=
oeltinbiIte Ger. Der bar 9oaet 9Hqs
te ON. at 3pitlanD sniteoe at tebe en-
9ulltdtion paa 81. Sobu, men bette
RDgte blioer oementeret fra baaoe
oanit % tpit SIDE.
ltoen 3biol bilbe 3DItldnb beller
lite in0laoe iig pan ct Iaabant 9eb,
ba bet mfittert biloe TONNE / aonflitt
meo be 6oreneoe Slater. unoer Sen
bisninq til Wonroes Oottrinen.
Be nDe 1lnoerbanolineer mellem
Danmart og De 5oreneoe Slater 10
res / &sbenbaon, % lite fom De tibz
ligere 0unqe / WdIbington. Den
ameritdnIfe Geqering bar nemliq inos
iet, at bens WiniIter / a%ebenbapn,
0r. Spenfon, bgr bare Den beblte
WeaemmanO.
0on bar facet Orbre til at tilbDbe
8anmdrt 100000 9roner for olle
TIRE Ger - og bois bette 3iIbub an
tages, itul Sagen foreIG9ges Senutet
/ WaIbington.
Oct bele Spsrgsmaul bar imiblers
tio D9ret ioa ofte %ombunblet, uben
Reiultat, ian man fan lite booe no
gen Mening ON. boOrpibt Danmdrt
pirtelis bar til 9eniiet at FuIbbprbe
Sdlget.
ut ben rationale MobTtonb imoo
Salget, iaalebes iom ben iibite 8ors
Ia ubOitlebe fig, itulbe bare bleOen
rineere, tan life antdees - og bet
nbe oauite Winiiterium ltaar paa iod
fbage 5eober, at bet life ifulbe pope
at taite Ilere StribsbanOfter til Sol
let.
&~sbenbopn, Dec. 80. - s oFiciene
oanfte 9rebie benGgtes BET. at 3pTts
lamb forbanbler ON asb at be banffe
antiler. n9bis gerne itaI falaes."
ertIGreoe en- %bsjtitaaenoe @mbeOss
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-02
EzTGEzMI

gnna MarQrette Nielien e. Slien).
mine 6 gsrns t%rofalte Wooer. int9it
oao 0soen ben 10. December 1900 til
BET bimmelIte 0iem, bun lon9tes iOa
meoet efter.
0un b%tgrapeoes fra Beth mia 3irte,
ellie Settle, ben 3.3Oember. 8aitor
y nneien talte beo 8aoren. Sat til
Qennerre. iom beisgte os % t%reIte6e os,
ooQ ferlt o9 fremmelt 3ot til @uo for
bans Nnooe impo Ds % benoe.
Niefs RieIfen % . Or II,
@reenuile, Utihi9an.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-02

9aoen 6or i 4nlebning At qarbun=
oyeoItiftet f~orfottet ct DICT paa ga
tin. 6on eniteoe meget ielo at for-
rette WiDnatsmesIen / q. 8etestir>
fen ben 81. Dec. men ben paoeli9e
Gage forbeb paa bet beitemteite, at
ban matte noi9tte fig for OenSinO5z
beoGgelie. Der niloe inotrqfe ION
5plge al Den i%ialOne 90jtioelig6eo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-02

mano / Dag, .oil 9pberen blipe De
5oreneoe Stuter o9 in9en anoen
Waqt. @nten aQe gerne Itdl IRlz
ges. eler 1Iet tngen."~
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-02

GonbDn, Dec. 81. - General 30
tba bar tilFbjet Gn%gIGnoerne ct mt
a%lborliqt 9eberlog / ben pittiQe Del
At 3%ronsbaal. Gn bel @arniIon
blep to9et til 5ange peo 6elpetia;
gngl9noernes IamleDe Cab par so
bsoe % faareoe Iamt $50 fdnqne.
9ette Peoerlaa fanbt dltiaa Steb
pad en- qanfte onben &dnt eno be 6p=
riqe omtalte = % bet piIer, al 9enez
raj Sot0a bar Idaet I0mIet ell op9tig
6pr.
SadInort 6efoetioz @arnifonen bar
taget, prog goerne bort. m%eotdQenbe
en- 8dnon. enQl9nOerne bar oeref
Ter after befat quintet.
Wellem gperen Oeldren % @nqz
leuoerne un0er Sen. Clements fem
pes Der boarot / bet Oeitli9e 5rans=
paal.
20 me 8oerfpmmdnboer er trpnqt
ino / 9up%tolonien Iio1te 5reoaq. 4qe
goerne mebferer 2-3 6eite % er
DelforIDneoe meo HifIer og Qmmuni=
tion.
gpen 3eereit er prattiit TAFT belief
ret. men ben en9elIte @arniion bar
Bropiont for 5 Wldaneoer.
Operalt opbrpoes Sernbanerne, %
S%maatampe 9aar for ia. bier Dag.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-02
h1{Sl & Il 10 =.
AEzZHY -
Z ben t.aIfe 6oloni paa 500" Baner
WARD COUNTY,
NORD DAKOTA.

Over 500 DANTE bar ta9et 9cno toen
ne aoloni, uouuI9t al RirteIamfuneeis
Romite, Os al Oisie bar oue,ebe 400 bp.
lat fig Der. @nonu baoes Der 9oot
2anb nqr Stotioner.
Der tiltr9nses oarlfe 6orretaings'
manb / gpen 9onbeus / S~ettler1entet.
Zen life % 3oie Iirsras ! bner
Raaneb ial9ss puu be fIeite 81 itioner
biaioe 8eturbiuetter til 9anoiss, e euer
De fan faas frd minneapolis til 9anoet
ueo at b%en7enbe fig til 500" 0anens
9anbfontor.
Qi9eleoes huuss grGrieIano Ninne'
Iota og 8atOta, Oe biuiat SfoDlant
/ @isconfn os Wi6laan pna 500
3ernbanen. Qape 9ernbnnepriier. =
Strip efter 2onotort o9 iQuprerebe Cor
tIarin9er til
d. w. CASSEDAY,
Land and Industrial Agent 500 Ry,
MINNEAPOLIS. MINI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-02

Gibraltar, Dec. 90. - 9orp Roz
berts anton BERTH / @oor meb Dam
peren Canada. 9an dffeileoe / Dag
til @ngldnb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-02

Zines" |inoe6olot for Ell Bar 0age
Iioen en- langere 4rtittel ON De 5pr=
eneOe Staters Eli
Slut ~Itrines Der:
6oormeqet Al @eroens !0anoel bill
4merita tage ira o5? 6oormeget
bill ben leDne, boorom Ri laa ifal Haas
meb andre 5dbrifldnoe2 @aaben
bill oog oobenbart blipe lpit lange fer,
man amer BET. De unaturli9 fore
Strap til be 5oreneoe Staters egne
8oretogenoer er MI / burtiqt 9lftagens
be. Saalebes bar ben b%iounoerli9e
8ors9elie At De Observation-Disclosures
Proouttion8eone / be IioIte 3 Qar be-
ret Iol9t paa uDenldnoIte Warteoer.
Oct Der bebanoleoe 6per9smaul er
for os pi9ti9ere eno for nogen andre,
enoog Digtiqere eno unoeritettelIe at
BEN omeritonite 9anbelsnaabe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-02

goa @nqlanbs &pIter bar Der fun
Def en- Mangoe Stranoin9er SteO
liqe efter S%uleoaqene. @n ftGrt
Storm bar roiet fra ben 26.-27.
Sec. og aoifiaige 6artejer bleo ia
itebe pad 8runb. Der melbe8 ON
mango lllpfter oo CAB at Menneite=
lin. Oct enqelife Rebnin9speien
bar poet 6iGlp til mango.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-02

9oreneoe Stater. Den paatRntte
9inie bill ogfoo ieile paa ipOameri=
tdnfte 6apne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-02

% Oil til interchangeable At fig fsIO
%2aobiie, at baaoe 2DrO Roberts og
ait6ener bar baaret iig bumt ob,
@olpile baooe banolet efter oeres Sns
ItrutIer, % bet itlloe ban.
Won benter EARN / 9arlamentet
oper oenne Sag.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-02
100000
Trit.

ut bringe Uiiuioner ira Sp9oom I'll
Snnfheo ct Goelt Ufadl.
Zen nbprt Music al erepe. ri mobta9e
foq.iqen, r Fl al Dor Tbs unoere. 0t er
fin pell6en operlGsieos beer Worqeu meo
t'repe inbeboloenoe = elttu nQer pal
S DROPS: bet %unoeriu be olbre
be l,em oorl Tor be ftpgte iJe % lnlerlefuloe
SpQoomne, Hbeumattsme, @t9f'
imcrfcr og Veuraiata.
Rbeumorsme, @i9llmet1er og Nenral9io
tr)oie eubper al ell lie lem. men pl9e
pieblittelis for IS DROPS" Sp9
bommtn be-Drber Ut orlotnOe ettet ell
Do9s eraQ al S DROPS"
8nlli Der at JtPnD og Rptnoer, Der bd1
let inc 9enner lptfe 10 befriet ira li1e
frpQtelioe SmCrfer, bate nle5 at ifrlue III
o.. 0anor,oe al A%nteiallnGer ira tdti ems
melioe Rorreipono 1ter mo taqes ba9lt9.
3orat iatte n)le libsnbe iitdno I'll III praDe
tette nnnerfulne Uiiooel, oil 81 lenoe Ct
s:rouef ate frit pto Uob ogelien a. 70
2sGen's 5fimPrter ion y RIO Sn Ter
4 alfe pm 0 Hoier, 81 % le 81 portotrit
mto I It c er @rprei6.
FEs9 IS DROPS" i%otebp99er
A@xsTavzB ulel ION belofeDer tNlgelloe
H1sizA21 Gu BONNIE: Vb'umntisme.
GV 0otcrGrf, Nenralaia, @oni.
ilet 6Or00ielie, NngUGrt,
Ultima, 6oicber, Rntnrb, SeUer' og N1res
iuQ00mme, Souniasbe0, Nerueluugbeo, ncr'
uog N ncnrnlQiit 0oue0Dtne, Crepine. 1af0'
pine. 0ierteiUn0beO, va 6ripp', Wialaria,
gambeo, flpbeuoe ,,g,umbntis" o9 Gil lang
Hltr a annle S%pqoomme
Sfrio I'll os irofs, o9 top Deres gibeIier.
QlQenter snlfes.
6nif paa. at bette 5i'buo aGloer tnn ior
40 Gage. Neon tenne Qois, naor Ce l@trlper.
Swanson ReumatiC Cure Co..
100 cate At, Chicago, gu.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-02

StoctboIm, Dec. 90. = Der poas
oprettet birefte OdmpIfib5z
fo%rbinbelfe meGlem S~tottbolm og be
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-02
Sanif WpOtef.
0rnrD Winjanti,
@ebar Sails. 9 10 a.

Som bonIt efaftRieret Pharmaeeut er lea ueiC
fcnnt meo ee nlminoeliae Dduite pusmibler. ida'om
y Mite, Nitterie. blorrenienne &c. hleriefnrifnot
Braaber. man ~itnrtenoe 8rdabcr. qarlenmtt Gle,
giosballam, 9lpugsplaiter o. D..
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-02
SroOifdiait 90 &rOncsicnts.

qiaeleoes %forefnhes Qfbuns, 9aaer. efripematcs
rinle, Tapetpapit, SlirmolinQ o. E b fort Oplag.
81 cepter ira E9arr 8anmorf e~tspeofres nsia9tia %
mebG mbu.
0enrn Dl o3anti.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-02
Ser0cnS " gt.

garis, Dec. %. - 0re0fusIagen
er meget iejgIiOet; ms bar ben frantic
5orfatter 3Ola. bois greb til Br9z
iioent 6aure a 5oranleoningen til
Saqens fornpebe llnberie9eIIe, / et
mt aabent Yrep til pr9iioent Colt
bet onmooet ON Sagen5 @%enOpta9el=
ie. 9repfus feIo bar nu DGret /
paris o9 forlanat BET famine; Der
ober bar Der after p9ret llrO / aams
rene; men Regerin9en bolOer beitemt
fat oeb 4mneItilopen oq enIter, at
2anoet ital flames for De nDe 0pripz
ninger. Og R%e9eringen fdar iteoie
Mdioreiiet for tit Sbn.
W}an antager, at Sa9en Tsrit oil
blibe 9enoptagen, nad Den lite fan
faa politiIf 8etDoning.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-02

9riisIel. Sec, q. - Oct er 6leoel
beiluttet, at oprette oirette 5elefon
forbinbelIe meIem 8riislel % Con
bon.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-03-27

bic fatal injuries aud several Others
were burned ana bruised, but not S''-
.ously. The seriously injured are;
stephen KowoXlnski, . years old; ono
eye thought to he gene dangerous
wounds on head and breast; may i've
Harmon Lowiskovt s years old, scalp
wounds ana internal injuries; CONDITION
serious
The accident happened rs me INu'
W.re going home from Sch'''
Thirty NJ them stopped to see the men
putting in the Hawthorne sewer lh'
children watched the mon blow NJ soh''
hard pan and some ot the boys though
I, would be fun TO get some ot 'A'
sticks and see what they could do W''o
them
No one saw the boys take the dyna'
mite. but the crowd " children Nen'
down the stree, To n sand pile aud COM
menced To experiment with the expo
sIve.
KaN oEinski stood on two bricks Pc.
tween which was placed the dynamite
Lowlskuvl. after trying divers oih''
| methods to produce an explosion
pounded the brick wuh piece ~ iron
There was a report Kiwozinski an.
Lowlskovl received the worst ininr"'
while III, others were more or less
burned and bruised.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-03-27

MUra practical work and shorter doc
trual sermons distinguish the pulpit OF
today Bishops and plain ministers OF
m. gospel are putting tremendous en-
-rgy into the cause ~ good government
ana public health.
The injunction Minister 70 the sick
ana suffering Is being literally ubeyed
Clergymen are investigating remedies
o., ,hsy have never done beforr. taking
them. themselves and family. frankly
recommending tht 'aluable ones ana
,uuI mining IA. worthless
Rev W. r. Aliridg'. NJ Birmingham
Aha. says he considers Il his duty th
LET hig people know about Paine's eel
-ry compound as h. speaks from pr
s1na kuuWlrlg II slys.
Gentlemen hal been afflicted Tor
ten years with what thought to be
heart disease. but after having the ply
slcians examine mo. I learned mat !
WAS almost d.Id with Indigestion. They
told m' that they could give me medi-
Gin, that would relieve me. but there
WAS M perm tncut cure Then | began
using PIiurs celery compound, WhlcIl
CAV. m immediate relief and now
am we'll and enjoying good health
can recommend Paine's celery com
pound Ia b. the best remedy for all all
mcnts ever used. and furthermore,
tell my people II they will uae the com.
pound freely, they Will have no doctor
| bills 10 pay, ,,,
REV. w. T.. ALDRIDGE'
| Cl-rgymrn in every denomination ar
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-03-27
Millions Of Women
Use CutiCura Soap
Exclusively
MILLIONS of Women Use cUTICURA SOAP, exclusively,
lV1 for preserving purifying, and bauYng the skim tor cleans
ing the scalp cruS scales and dandruh and the stopping
OF falling hair for soenne whitening and soothing rcd roueh
and hands, IN the form OF baths tor annoying rrtahon
nfammaons, and changS too Tree offensive perspaton in
the form OF washes for uerave weaknesses and sanatve
anscpc purposes which readily suggest themselves to women
and mothers and tor all the purposes OF the toilet BATH and
nursery No amount OF persuasion nduee those who have
used to any other especially for preserving and puy
SOAP combines delicate emoient properties derived from
CUTCURA, the great skin with the purest OF cleansing
ingredients and the most refreshing OF flower odo No other
medcaed soap compounded to be compared with tor
serving purifying and beaug the skin, scalp hair and hands
No other foreign domestic toilet soap however expensive to
be compared with tor all the OF the toilet bath and
nursery, Thus combines In ONE SOAP at ONE PRICE,
soap the BEST toilet and BEST baby soap IN the world
Complete External and internal Treatment for Every EumO, S125
P @ ts UGpsa as so4R @ SsPE Ss4;i 81 skin 5 % @ ] and % 3 5 a
RES
the @ @1 Ss1" else uas

condition. If the public business affairs
before he reaches san Franrisco and
feels that there are not likely TO be
any unusual demands on him in the
war department. o. make the long "trip
10 the Philippines and return aiv!s-
able.
The ,rir would ka.p Secretary Root
,r5 t..,.r,, ,,,rhir .voy from Wash
-. ,,u,. .n,.s. months md posi-
h,s, e,,,r 1.,,.f,,c S,r Francisco the
Ian. -, ,r,,. ar tbs fastest transport
.',.af,,,i, H. .,,,Ii mn, arrive in Ma
an. -. 1.,r. ,rS r.,s ,hajr pur-
49,. o., s,,, o., las. a month IN the
phiIi,n,,ss :, ,b,, rb4y could n5t start
Gov bamz haf,,a m. frs, or second
week in July. which would land them in
san Francisco in August
The principal OBJECT oi '"e u'p -
to give Secretary Root and General UT
bin an opportunity 10 s'udy 'He hll'-
tary situation IN th@ FhlhpP.hes IL
close range 50 that they VIII De D7''ei
prepared to deal with the p'ooiehls Oh
military management and adm'nistra-
ton in the archipelago as they may o7
developed IN 'h- lu.uIe oS '''s 0F''''
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-03-27

recommending o. their parishIoncrS
thes, MarCh days the gN'tt spring REM
rdy that makes people well. earnestly
endorsing the work II Dartmouth Col
lrgc's generous scientist. ana frankly
lending their Influence To- mat ~ Inc
best physicians advising thr usc ~
Pnin.s celery compound now spring mas
come.
AZ soon ~ one has fairly begun TO
us, Painc's celery compound. rvrry DAY
is "A step toward nsurvd h'rtlth Nrr-
yuus. unhappy. and feeble persons hnd
their flesh becomes more sud. more
h alihy color takes ih" pln'e " the
wlNy. SalluV look. and thty com y an
increase IN the volume ~ the blood
ami an improved normal appetite be-
caus, of thc rapid feeding ~ IN" entire
nervous system.
clerks. employers. doctors, mothers OF
rtmili,s hard working men and women
In every state ana country and hosts
NJ brain wUrkcrs-thc most intclllg mt
part ~ every community today
taking Painc'a celery compound with
The happlrst results tp relieve them
selves uf rhrumatism, neuralgia nrr-
yous exhaustion dyspepsia slccplcss.
ness, and low spirits,
Oct rid ~ llngdor. clear thr muddy
unhealthy skin, plump out the Dody
and get back 10 a normal, vigorous con
dItlon with PaIne's 'rlcry compound
| March ls the month when II is raSlrs
| to begin health
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-03-27
NORTH PACIFIC IGNORED
Secretary Root Announces That th'
Southern Route Has Been Found
More Advantageous,

WASHINGTON. March 26,-R"lauve
to the claims ot several cities on the
Pacific coast for the privilgr ot being
tha poin, OF shipment oE troops and sup
plies 10 the Philippines, Secretary Root
said that II was necessary to maintain
q large terminal plant for government
transports and il was not possible 10
maintain more than one on the Pacific
coast.
General Bird. OF the quartermlsters'
department. after a thorough inyes''Gl-
tion had found ,hlt troops could boz sen,
from san Francisco more alyantas-
rousiy than by the northern route from
cities of the North pacific. The s".r'-
ury said that other ports would u'
utilized for shipment or supplies when.
ever 1t was found adyanag ous Co the
department, 20 10 SO.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-03-27
CHAMPIONSHIP BATTLE.


>,,,r voDr, NH oe .r.. Journal
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-, - I1ee...-.-,C, C,.,- p.,bun have
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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-03-27
TOO MUCH ABUSE.
Cubans Want Independence in Order u
Show World They Are Not as
Bad as American Press
states

>,1,u work. March SS-Representa-
tive Henry A. Cooper, Of Wilson,
the chairman Of the insular affairs
committee Of the house of representa-
tlves. who has just returned from Gu
ba believes that the chief danger in
the Cuban situation is the policy of de-
probation Of the islanders which has
been pursued in some newspapers. says
the Washington correspondent Of the
Times.
He considers this as accounting for
most Of the misunderstanding and III
feeling.
Il went everywhere and talked with
everybody l could find" said Mr.. coop
er "spaaiards and Cubans, men and
women. I found that the spaniards
are ann xationists The Cubans are al
most unanimously in favor of indepen-
dence even those Of them who believe
that annexation is inevitable in the long
run. They want to try it for whli5
ANYWAY because. as they said to me
we want TO show the world that We
are not thieves, bandits and cutthroa's'
Il visited at the house of CUBAN
family who were all educated in The
United states. They took three Of th5
New York papers and one philadelphia
a.Dor or5 were perfectly Informed on
American matters. They showed me
collection OF clippings from -
nawspapers stigmatizing the cuhans a.
worthless lot and predicting anarcn!
rssu,t OF independence: ! asNse
chat their views were and they re-
nued that they were in favor Of annex,
alton and believed it was sure to co'N'
Intimately but they wanted at least
form Of independence. And we "ah
IT, they said, just to prove that we ar
civilized human beings
Il believe that the platt allleiiu'i''' :, !,
will be accepted. The opposition 10
w was as much to the way in which !
was presented to them as to wha' wa
m it. its Cuban opponents thousnt ,si,o
was preynted somewhat as an u''''''''
tum and that it could be better arrans
ed by a ioiat committee of Cuoans an an
Americans meeting in Washington Bu
think it will be accepted and ais
think that annexation will be the ma
outcome,
MANY things have retarded it an an
first on the list I should place u
wholesale, indiscrimnate denuhcla'io
Of Cubans which has been so commo
in the United States.
Il went about all parts Of HaVan
At all hours of the day and night an
I never saw such an orderly, peaceaD
city. It is one of the cleanest cities
the world Washington is clean CIT
and vet believe you could gather I
more dirt in Washington than yc
could in Havana"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-03-27
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA.

Notable among the pleasures afford
ed by the SHASTA Route is the win
ter trip TO Southern California and
Arizona. Renewed acquaintance with
this section will ever develop fresh
points Of interest and added Industries.
in it's prolific vegetation and among Its
numberless resorts Of mountain. shore.
valley and plain.
The two daily Shasta trains from
Portland 10 California have been re-
Gently equipped with the most ap-
proved pattern Of standard and tour
list sleeping cars, but the low rates OF
fare will still continue In effect.
illustrated guides to the winter re-
sorts OF California and Arizona may be
had on application.
G. H. MARKHAM. g. P. A.
Portland. oregon
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-03-27
NEW ROAD TO BE OPENED
It Is Believed That the Santa Fe WIN
Enter Oakland.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 26.- The
decision of the United States circuit
court confirming the title Of Charles II.
Smith. Of Denver, to 3O4 bonds Of the
California e. Nevada railroad is said 70
mean the opening Of a new road, prob
ably under Santa Fe ownership, INTO
Oakland, just across the bay from this
city. The disputed bonds represented
the controlling interest in the road.
The bonds have already been trans
ferred to A. A. Grant, railroad con-
tractor now receiver Of the local road.
At San Pablo the tracks Of the SANTA
Fe ond the California & Nevada are
only mile apart and a short spur over
Level ground would connect them.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-03-27
YAMHTLL DIVISION.
Passenger depot foo, OF jefferson 81

Passenger depo, foot " jefferson 81.
Lave for Oswcgn daily at 120 'o.S
a. m. 1880. 1855 326. 5'i5. e;?S. sos.
1850 p. M. AMI 9 a. N. on Sunday
only. Arrive at Portland daily at ass.
$50. 1850 q. m; %. 3"i5. 1850. g2e.
$50. 1000 y, IN: 1870 IN. daily eX-
cept Monday; $50 and 1906 a, m on
Sundays only.
Leave for Dallas daily. exccp, Sun
day. at 1880 p, m. Arrive At Portland
at $50 II. IN.
Passenger train leaves Dallas for
Aircr Mondays. Wednesdays and FRI
days at 2A5 D. m. Rriurna Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Saturdays.
Except Sunday.
H. KOEHLER Manager
G. II MARKHAM.
Gen. Frt and Pass. AKt.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-03-27

Rebate tickets on sale between Port
land. Sacramento and San Francisco.
Net rates 81 first class ana I'll second
class. including sleeper
Rates and tickcta to Eastern points
and Europe Also Japan China. Homo
lulu ana Australia Can be obtained
from j H. Kirkland. Ticket Agent, i2t
Third Street.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-03-27

Time is an expert beauty slaughterar
II Tom Hood were on earth today II
Is likely that he would remark that
the well-kept diary is always up to
date. Tom was full Of such ghastly
humor, his last bon mot being 70 fu-
nereal that Thackeray refused to re-
neat H.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-03-27
BOYS STOLE DYNAMITE.
AS Result Two Are Probably Fatally
Injured.

CHICAGO. March 26.-As result Of
stealing a stick Of dynamite, two Pol
ish boys Of Hawthorne received proba-