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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-13

Club bleb affDret o9 to Regere lips=
farIigt iaarebe en- Strib tibli9 Nfz
ies, og llroligbeoerne itanoiebe ferIt
oo politiitDrten meote frem. Sele
Od9en baDoe llroen o9ret, og ct
StPnberi mellem to Negre Hap Ra=
Ieriet les.
@runael. Sa., Jeb. Il. - Mrs.
Carrie Ration Itanoieoe nogle >foa
Minutter Der pda gejen til gIten.
WGngoen bilite benbe meb 1sje Rudb
Der bar nogle faa Stnoenter paa
perronen o9 rWlo'er" Ration 6ilIte
DisIe meb f9rIig @arme. Gn Stu
ben trbfteoe bun bjerteliq 9aanben.
meo ct: Seq er Carrie Ration, Sub
peliigne Dig, ieg elifer ale Stubens
ter"
Sort eFter, at 3oqet bapbe for
ldbt Stationen, trdabte Wlrs. Natis
on ben | 0sren til Rp9etupeen, bbor
bun ertl9rebe: o8enner, jeg biloe
tomme inb CO bolbe EN- 3ale for jer,
men jeg ian lite uoboloe Hegen."
GreTteb Butte, Golo., 5eb. II. -
Meoen5 Yeblen / Dag itormebe Or
reit6uiet for at faa fat pad, og
lpn6e, George Yruin, giorbe 6ans
gen Ielo @nbe pau Sagen oeb at b9n@
ge iig / 8inouSItolpen / Gellen beo
6iplp oF noget tDnbt Staaltraoo.
9an bar antlaget for Wiorb, men
ertl9reoe at bare uItploig.
qaris, 9p., 5eb. Il. - Sort eff
ter glionot brsO treoioe af 8pens
8orgere inn Raaobuiet og forldngs
te ben fan9ne Reger @eorge Gartet,
uoleperet. 5angeDo9teren nGgteoe
bette; men bleD / minore eno fem W}is
nutter obermanoet og 59n9ieIsooren
dabnet. Garter, Der bar bgmt for at
bape fotnQrmet en- bbio abinoe, bleo
truttet ub, fit ct Reb ON SdlIen pg
trutlet ben til Raao6uIets Snogung,
6bor 8ebet bIeo ilaaet ON en- 8iGlte
ca 0egeren bejIt til 8eirs. 9soen
inbtroa6ie oia.rent eieblitteliq.
Weneene fierneoe fig li9e iau It'll
le iom be bar tonlne, unber belle
6anolinQen bBrtes lite en- 9po.
S5nben be forloO Giget f9ite6e be en-
Sebbel pea Negeren, bborpad itQo
frebet: y3enne StGbne bil meOe en-
4psr Geger, iom fornarmer bOiOe
aptnoer.
Galt Cate. lltab. 5e6. Il. - &us=
iereren for Oregon Sbort2ine, 2tt6ur
bon &aron, bar faaet i'm QlfIteb. Rpgs
tet paaItaar, at Der Qebet af be iios
Tte iets Ulaaneoer er tommet en- I'm
terballance paa $4,000 auruns
aasIe. 0enne paaitaar imiblertio,
at 2ioen bill optlure, at ban bar OGret
fulbfanbiq Grli9 i'm Yldbs.
geb Rebiiionen at bans Bigger bar
man enbnu intet funbet, iom tunoe
betrefte gtbgtet.
2incoln, Heb. II. - Qlae Stubenz
terne oeb llniperIitetet bar faaet Ors
Ore til 2pbet af be naite ire Ouge
at blipe baccinereos, o9 Iamtlige llniz
perIiteters profesIorer bar faaet Paaz
6uo ON, at efterie, at 8accinationen
timber Steb. @runben bertil er, at
Der er ubbruot Smaapor ber 8pen.
Bottom, WaIs., 5eb. II. - timber
en- Sloebrnnb Eat omtom ire Wens
neFer og fire fit liDsfarlige 8ranos
Iaar,
Gn Stoteis6anbler arreIterebes
Iom mist6ntt for 9ranbitiftelIe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-13

Qn1crlfQ.
eSaSs>S.@-:.. eSaSsT>SSSz.-=s >fs1s
,Sra &Ongresirn.
Senatets llbpal9 on0adenbe of
fentIigt 2ano bar gibet Rapport an
qaaenbe 2anoet ben labere 9rules
ReIerpation / Sno 0afotc. Dette
2ano benliager u6eboet og uoDrtef,
borte fra olle RpbDgber; Der er bel
Ter inoen 8per Der. 9et onfe3 for
ret nbru9eIigt til Qgerbprtning.
9ufets llopolg angaoenoe 5lober
og 6dbne bar gibet ell gunitig Rap
port Spsrasmdalei ON at tilitaa
Sernbanerne Ret til at Iagge Sim
ner inn ober be 5orsnebe Staters
pfenlige qano.
SuIets llb6nlg fer RetsIager er
inbe for, at preIoenten TtdI tunne
ubitebe Srbre om, al omerilonite
Borgere, iom for 5orbrhbelIer llbs
ldn6et oBmmes al 9onIuIntssOoms
itplen paa Stebet, ital operfsres til
ct eIer anoet umerttanIt 6Gngfel.
Sobn 2laen, r0isfsfppis Sumoris
fen, pil mart forlaoe 8on9reslen,
men ban bar forinben faaet gennems
fsrt en- aoo ON, al Der oprettes en-
SSiIies0p 0pbretning3anitalt peb bans
6iem | 5upelo. 8iiterisll0Ddlget er
inoe for Sagen 49, men forldn9er, at
BET ital pare ipilelige 5iit, man OiI
Dp6rette Der.
6uTets llopoIg for ofentligt 2anb,
Der bar befaftiqet fig meb et 6orIldg
ON at tiflaoe 9robfb1p W(ountain
81. s. al lGgge Sernbane inb oper
Sta.ens 2dno / Ya0atoi 60, 9fris
3ona, mener, at oenne gldn er meget
belbig, ba Der fan uentes rig uobits
ling af WineOriit og Snbuitri paa
n9bnte Steb.
9rafbenten anbefdler, at Der al
hes beberig Stobeseritatning til be
TO for u Qar iioen peb 3aIlulab, ga.
lbndebe Stdlieneres Gfterlaote.
SENATOR 6annas 2lnItrenqelIer for
at faa eennemfsrt 2oben OH Si9lp
til Gtibsrbeberne trones life meo
!6elb. 9el bar ban fact fremtouns
get no9le Qftenmeoer, men 5slgen
bar tun b9ret, at be fine Senatorer,
fom er bante til en- bebre WliOodg, er
meget gnabns O9 De Senatorer,
fom itte oeltdger UlibbagsIelitabers
ne. er alle imoo 9oben.
Der er ingen llpii9t til bens Gens
nemfsrelie.
8eo 9oben ON 69rens Reorganis
fation er Der gipet Iribiaige Sficerer
fra ben iponite aria 5orret frems
for idooanne, iom er nogadeoe fra
g8eit Point.
5oriIaget ungaaenbe gebIGttelIe
of ariqsnotten bep al Repr9Ientans
ternes 6us ienbt til6a9e til Senatet !;
man enltebe life at peotoge bet ben
al Senatet pebtagne 5orm, og Der
ftuI iaa forbanbles melem S6ineene
Derom.
Wlanse Wsolemmer ibntes Iiae=
9Iabe ON 9oben gennemfertes eIIer
ii; bet pinte Dem nemlig. al grbggeris
Gierne og 2obalsfabritdnterne bill
tjene Yenge pdd ben.
g2ll bar Senatet bnnbet Seir ber;
be fnilbe W9no, Senatorerne QtGiIon
oe 2tlbri6 fl UNDERSTANDING / Sang
meo Sppoiitionen Senatet 49, o9
0emotraternes 0srere git ino pao
Sagen. Det lpttebes at pinbe fulb
Gnigbeo for Senatss tss5orlaset; ielo
pettigreip bar lite imoo og ida
maatte Suiet beje fig. Reprpientans
terne bill gore nogle Opb6OeHer, men
Sob bIiper 5orIlaget.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-13

8artsbussStormerifen N}rs. ia
ton faar efterbaanoen goOt S5plge.
Selo refer bun runot og prGoiter
aorstoq mob alle gep1rtningerne -
% obitiaige Steoer 9ribes 6olt af
gegejitring for SbnberIlagnin9ss
S}Oeerne. s 9Opeta, aonia5, Oroa
en- bel Stare meo 8orgmeiteren /
Spibien uo og toang 8eoGrtning efz
ter 8eoGrtning til at lutte.
Wirs. Gorrie Rdtion bleb IiOlt ejnet
/ Soma GitD og Wtuscatine.
0onieiter / G6icago bar optaqet
5enbes Soe, men De 9ennemfprer ben
riqtignot oberfor 9(pOteterne.
DopietiIte &oinber eoeld9oe Iddleoes
en- Del 0rugparer no9le 2(poteter.
ct SteoS forioanot be pje6lilfelig
Oeb Spnet at en- 3epolDer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-13

0ebsItrdf for naibndpping" er nu
pebtoqet. Oct er 20 2tur fben at 2is
ten ober 5orbrpbelIer for bpilfe Der
er DsosItraf er blepet fors9et.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-13
iSra @Orlgresirll.

Senatet5 llboal9 ongadenoe Of
fentligt 9ano bar aioet aapport an.
qaoenbe 9anoet ben Iabere 8rule.
ReTerpation Spo 0atotc. Dettt
Gano benlioger u6eboet % uoDrtef
borte fra ole Rpbpgber; Der er bel.
Ter inoen 8psr Der. 9et onIes for
ret nbru1eIiat til QqerbnrLning.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-13

Gfter 9reiioentens gnfe angoaz
enbe 5ilippinernts inore Stpre, itai
Der oprettes 8praob, bbOrtil Der er
en- begreniet Stemmeret, iaule0es al
intelliaente inOfpbte tan erboloe Gms
beberne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-13
Blair, Nebr., SusOas O.'13. 6ebruar 1901

St. 9ouis, 5eb. II. M}ere enb $50
Club bleb affbret o9 TO Regere liOss
farIigt iaarebe en- Strib tiblig / Qfz
tes, og llroligbeberne Itanbieoe fBrIt
"a politiItDrten msbte frem. Sete
Oa9en 6apbe llroen 9aret, og ct
Stanoeri mellem to Negre flap g}az
Ieriet lgs.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-13

9ufets llbpotg angooenoe 0lober
Og 6dpne bar gioet Ell 9unitig Raps
port 6perasmaalet ON at tilltda
Sernbanetne Ret iii at Iagge Sim
ner inn ober be 5oreneoe Staters
pfenliqe qdno.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-13

SuIets llbbal9 fer RetsIager er
inbe for, at Prefoenten itdI tunns
ubitebe Srbre ON, al omeritonite
8orqere, iom for 5orbrbbeNer / llbz
ldnbet osmmes al 9onIuIatss9oms
itplen paa Steoet, iial oberfsres til
ct eller anbet ameritanR BGngIel.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-13

Sobn qmen, ,Misfsfppi. Sumoris
fen. pil mart forlaoe aon9resIen.
men ban bar forinoen faaet gennems
fsrt en- COP ON, al Der oprettes en-
5iIiesO Opbratning5anital peO bans
6iem 5upeIo. 5iIterisllbDdlget er
inbe for Sagen 49, men forldnoer, at
bet ital pare ipiielige Sit, man oil
Dporette Der.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-13

Q(tlantic, Sd. 3eb. Il. -2re San
qer, Der bar tilbra9t langere 3ib
gpsn8 5GngTel unbilap / 2tfte8. Der
par cite andre Banger, iom imiDler=
tio na9ter at qibe noqen Opl18ning.
% af 6an9erne, 9rpOrene Urn.
Ttrong, bar f9n9llebe for Roperi
ifl9gtningerne file0e nogle SerntrGm-
mer ober, og tom Taalebe3 10 Scr.
halIen, bbor be gennem ct Sul pao
10 CONNER flap uo / bet 6rie.
5lugten fanbt Steb ON 2(ftenen
81. 7.30 og opoa9eoe5 life for n9z
ite Wlorgen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-13

6ufets uopolg for oTcntligt 2an6.
Der bar befGftiqet fig meb ct 5orilag
ON at tiflaoe 9robibap Wountain
81. Is. al lggge Sernbane inb ober
Sta.sns 2dno Yaoapoi 60, 9Gris
3ona. mener. at oenne pldn er meget
bsloig, ba Der fan nentes rio llobits
ling af Dlineoriit og SnbuItri paa
nGbnte Steb
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-13

Ere unge beltl9bte M9nb traabte
for ct Bar 9ftener iioen inO / en- aez
Itduraiion Gbicdgo og forlan9te 2tfz
tensmab.
Soften og 9asIereren bar be eneIte
/ 3eitaurationen, men lagOe life
ibnberlig M9rfe til be 1ene @a1ter.
"a be Ifulbe til at betale, dabnebe
adsiererIten, Wliis NloctriDge, Stufs
fen 9Guedpparatet, bpiltet 2ieblit
ben enc af G9Iterne benbtteoe til at
gri6e efter be penae, Iom fan0tes /
StuFfen; men lpnTnart lutteoe ben
un9e Pige Stufen p9 tlemte Reoes
ren5 9aunb ida 9anite pnteligt, og
glooet fleo Stremme neb oper Ben
gene. Wten $500 fit ban. oSmiblerz
tib 6dbbe en- af De andre unge .0erz
rel" faaet en- 3eboloer op, Tom ban
trueoe meO at affpre mob W(iTs Woctz
rib9e, bpis bun lite uolebereoe aosz
Iebebolbningen.
Ulen ben unge Pige baobe mere
Mob, enb man baboe bsntet. Sur
tig fit bun fat Den - ganite pit
ula0te - Repplber, iom fanotes /
Yengeifufen, og rettebe ben moo apz
oerae. Der burti9 fan0t 9ej ben mob
8eren, bog ferIt efter at babe dfz
fpret ct Stub mob &asIererIten, Iom
lite ramte ibet bun butteOe neb ba9
Often, og Der fdnot 4olitiet benpe,
oa De tiltulote beo StuoOet, traaote
inc,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-13

grniibenten oubefaler, at Der al
hes beberig Stuoeseritatuing til be
TO for u Aar iioen oeo 2allulab, ga.
lbn6eoe Stdlieneres gfterlaote.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-13

Bottom, Wlafs., 5eb. II. - llnber
en- s%loebrano gat omtom ire Menz
neiter og fire fit Iipsfarlige 8ranoz
Iaar.
Gn Stoteisbanbler arreIterebes
Iom mist6ntt for 9ranbltiftelle.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-13

- .@eileOeren" for 1901. u6qioet
af Or. g. Sa6rnen, Gbicogo, Sa.,
er nu ubIenbt. 9la6et ombonbler De
af Or. 5abrnen fabrifereoe Semitic
mebiciner, &urito. ct. Satob5 Die
m. III.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-13

9eb 9open ON 6arens Reorganiz
fotion er Der gipet fribiaige Sficerer
fra ben iponiie 9rie 5orret frems
for idabanne, iom er ubgaaeoe fra
Qgeit Point.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-13

Otte 8pqnin9er 8absrleb. Su.,
er neobrGnote. 5abet anIIaas til
$1,000.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-10-07
Sitting MAUI CLAIMS
COMMISSIONERS TESLA AND
KEPOIKAI At WAILUKU
Claim for Baby Carriages Changed to
BesteadS But Amount the
Same TeS!a'S First
Visit.

Wailuku. Oct. 5.-The delegation
the persons of Commissioners A. y.
Kepoikai and +. J. Tesla. arrived in
Wailuku from Honolulu last Wednes-
day morning. At 10 o'clock the same
day the Commissioners opened their
first session on Maui in the Wailuku
courthouse which was throngti with
claimants of all nationalities, princi-
rally Chinese and Japanese.
The session of the commission being
something new In Waikiki the court
house was crowded all day with curl
Gus visitors other than the claimants.
The members Of the delegation have
worked hard ever since their arrival
and the Waikiki and Honolulu lawyers
who came in the interest OF their
clients, have been kept very busy dur
ing the three days the commissioners
have been in session. Miss James Of
Honolulu was sworn In on the first day
as court stenographer, and she too 10
kept Dusy all day taking testimonies
OF the ever evasive Chinese and ia
panese who have been trying to prove
before the commissioners that their
property. which was destroyed at Ka-
hului by order OF the Board OF Health,
was worth at least 200 per cent more
4 than cost price,
One of the prominent Kahulul mer-
chants filed a claim. among other
things of five baby carriages valued at
si20. Attorney Whiting brought the
celestial under cross examination af-
ter which the witness transformed the
/ five new and elegantly fitted baby car
riages to five old dilapidated wooden
bedsteads. but the value remained the
same for It was the value that he was
after and not the commodity itself
The commissioners. however. have
been very painstaking and very faith
full In the discharge OF their most oner
Gus duties. The court adjourned at
o'clock this afternoon until Monday
morning.
/, About 1870 claims have been heard
and about thirty more will be heard or
Monday. The commissioners hav,
written To the clerk or the Commission
at Honolulu to send up about twent!
more claims that were filed by Attor
ney Geo. Hons but which have nevel
been sent up. The Commissioners will
likely finish all they have on hand or
Monday. and Tuesday viii be devoted
entirely to sightseeing and calling or
old acquaintances. This is Commits
sioner Testas first visit on the fail
land Of Kama whose beauties ne hai
often heard from childhood sung b,
the poets. but which he now behold
with his own eyes ard declares that tn,
poets were not visionary. Mr.. Testi
saw Lahaina the first time in ffteel
; years last Saturday night, but he can
not affirm Loualna's claim for frs
place until he has chance of viewinl
1t by daylight instead OF by lamplight
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-10-07
HOT AND DRY ON MAUI.

Waikiki. Oct. 5.-This has been an
other hot week in Waikiki. During
the last few days Of September tho
temperature in the shade was 80 de-
grees, but 1t has gone down a little
this week. Although the aspect of the
heavens a few nights ago was threat.
ening. so far no rain las fallen to
moisten the parched earth. II 1t con-
tinues a little while longer this way.
the streams will likely be dried up for
the flow of lao stream is very low now.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-10-07
Maui Offers Its Tribute
To Dead Presidents Life


say that his success and popularity
was contaminated when he was elect.
ed President.
Being the head of the people, he
was obliged to present himself in Buf
falo, New York. to attend the Par
American Exposition. Like all other
sight.seers, he no doubt landed there
light at heart-never for momrt
dreaming .nat soine one was sneaN,is
aou,n ~ W.. " ',,s w. an nis us nv. ,,iN
a,'ehu." WY UNI ,,"t
s,S,.,,a ,,,,' -
na III, SpS'.,,.D,',
and i,st nj the time when he WON'T
haze reached tbe zenith of his glory.
Wiz, ho would have hoon crowned nnt
",;,h a crown If yo,d or n di,Lem ,,f
nrecjous stones but with the wrea Il
y, nnnm,a ritv ana resnect interwoys,
With Law .nd affection he was shor
and FATALLY wounded INV nm anarchist
81 NV 10 Lore tn ~. tho duty of nae.
ina ,or,oct. IN bis memory and to
III ,,isa NOW living nrostraied from
ar;,, Northumberland with fine weigh,
., Jo,,,ning years and the Ioss of /,
So ,mshand Tho Ioas of a faith,r,
frio,d the only life sustaining nurse
d,,,n,, oil h.r twen,y wears of sir,,
nass
,,,
w "o"'n 'ne ,o'' VI c ~. -.
esP'rhs onI' ". .nv SUI ~,
p'e anu ,ne .oy w, a., al, ,i !,
Presen,e vi wy ..p. s. "H' ,',,,ia
uyuhs hlole,e " .a,.' ot.:.. So '
always s'eereu INC s'"'e'' s'' '"s'
'h'o"sn'
We have lost friend, for duri. 9
his term these--our Isles--werc taken
into the fold, making us safe fro'i
the other powers who would have. as
a matter OF course. taken us.
I, wasbinyto, ia loved because the
Father of His Country and his deeds
recorded In tho annals of history. If
lincoln ,s Immortal as the emancioa.
tor bis hiogranby kno.n 10 all and inv
monument not OF stone or other nat =.
rial Wrought and sculptured by ren
hut nv cod Himself of images IiEu
INTO Him--and II Garfield Is rcsuec,.
irG and his name linked with that of
I, lnrnIp because no was sb n, by nm
DEMONSTRATION. bringing It down ia
concern us. to William Mckinley. this
man of the hour. belongs the right II
respoct If no, love from us,-to vii
liam Mckinley belongs our praises
his biography should be ours to learn
Ills deeds ON our lips. and II In day
IN come these our Islands, should
proye 10 be valuable pearls and pros
lper tenfoid, bringing happiness to ou
, very doors, then with uplifted hand
, shall we or the coming generation pro
, claim and reyerentiy speak. TITS t,
William Mckinley, the twenty.fourtl
, President of the United states. VIII
, died by the hands of an anarchist
! that we are Indebted to."-aiki then
in recognition. these. the Paradise -
I 1.-THE Pacific, the Isles of the Sea. vii
he n fitting and lasting monument e
him.
George Hons spoke briefly as fol
, lows. Ladies' and Gentlemen: Til.
, civilized world is thrown into deeI
mourning today on account OF tn,
. most dastardly act of one and we dc
, More the condition of things that 4
, in the mower of any anarchist to TAX
! away the life of the President of tn
. limited States. The deceased Pres
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-10-07

The Evening Bulletin, rs cents per
month.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-02-05
Beers THREATEN.
Lorenzo Marques is Reported to
Be in Danger.
Portugal Has Called Upon Eng
land For Assistance.
AN OLD WEST POINTER
Is Marching Against the Town
With an Army.
Pet BOtha in Cape Colony and
De Wet is Expected.

London. Feb. St is reported in Lon
don that the Beers commanded by
Blake are threatening Lorenzo Marques
and that Portugal has requested British
assistance It is further asserted that a
British squadron has been ordered to
Lourenzo Marques No official confirm
alton OF the reports is obtainable.
The Blake referred to in the London
dispatch is probably John 7. Fillmore
Blake who was in command of regi .
ment of Irish and American rough
riders in the service Of the Transvaal.
Blake who is an old West Pointer, first
went to the Transvaal in 1894 or 1895.
London, Feb. 5.-The Cape Town cor
respondent of the Daily Telegraph says:
1T appears that in the action betWee1
Gen. Knox and Gen. DeWet near Sene~
kal, the Kaffraian rifles sustained about
q hundred casualties. More mounted
troops are still needed
s'Three Boer invading columns, OF
which Hertzog's was for a time the adj
vance guard, are now moving toward
Orange river 1t is believed that Piet
Bitna's force of 1900 men, with seven
guns from Smithfeld has crossed into
the colony.
British concentration is proceeding.
Outlying garrisons are being Withdrawn
for the purpose Of securing the main
lines. Gen. DeWet is expected to enter
Cape Colony"
The Pretoria correspondent of the
Times estimates that there are 1900
Beers still on commando and says that
more British troops are required.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-02-05
AHAg lB@HA@gb
Two Men Perish in a Hotel Fire
at Night.
Three Other Persons Sustain
Serious Injury
25 I'm THE BUILDING.
Many Escape by Leaping From
the Windows.
The House and Contents We're
a Complete Loss
In THE BUILDING.

Binghamton, N. r., Feb. 5.-IWo per
sons. persisted and three were fatally IN
6ured in a fire which totally destroyed
the Exposition hotel in this city today.
The dead:
HARRY SEvERSON. aged about 80
years, a musician. burned beyond recog-
milton.
SID HOLLAND. aged 80. horseman,
Buffocated.
Fatally injured:
Tom Cook, a racing man. burned
about the head and body
John Region. face. head and body
frightfuIly burned and internally in
cured in jumping.
Dora DadrOv. back broken by jump
Eng from a third story window
The fire started about o'clock and as
the hotel was situated quite distance
from the center Of the city the nanes
gained great Roadway before the arrival
OF the hremen- There were about - per
sons in the building "a number leaped
from the second and third story wiz
dows and a few of those were slightly
hurt The body Of Severson party dress
ed was found on a bed by the fremea
Hollands body was lying on the hooS
near the window in another room and
the position indicated that the man at
tempted to escape but had lost his way
IN the dense smoke
The monetary loss on the building
and effects will amount to $4,000.
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criminals go free and arrest an old vo-
man like me2" cried Mrs. Nation.
Shame poor old grandmother like me.
Never mind, my friends, you can't help
it. This liquor traffic must cease
Hello, chief said Mrs. Nation as
Chief Stahl entered the room where she
was. This is the first time I have seen
you in daylight Did you tell your men
TO bring me here and let criminals go
free2
Now. I know this man." pointing to
Officer McElroy who assisted in her ar
rest, drinks too much. see that red
noSe2 she laughed at the joke with tn
rest of the officers. McElroy is prohi-
blt1onlst and Jack Frost did the red
denning instead Of John Barleycorn.
How old are your then asked Jailer
on the docket.
for?"
7 am putting down your name"
What for?''
Charging you with disturbing the
peace
We'll well look here said the cru
sader- And here I come to help 'em in
the work, these policemen. They never
can do anything. I did not disturb thu
peace"
Is Police Matron Thorpe coming2''
asker Chief Stahl
What is she coming for?" asked Mrs.
Nation, you won't put me in jaile
Why don't you put the men in jail who
stopped me from smashing the joint,
the men who are in sympathy with thar
murder joint? wasn't going to hur.
anybody"
Chief Stahl. Mrs. Nation and Mrs Jas
White, the only woman who bad stayed
with Mrs Nation during her attempt to
smash the joint and on her walk to the
station, went into the south room of the
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TAX BILL AMEN DMENTS.
Two of Importance Reported From
Senate Committee.

senate GOmm4Bb56e
Washington, Feb. 5.-Senator Plat of
Connecticut today reported from the
committee on. finance two important
amendments to the war revenue reduc-
ton bill. One Of them related to the
tax on cigars and cigarettes and is re-
ported as a new section. It reads as
follows:
That on and after July 1. 1901, the
tax on cigars weighing not more than
three pounds per thousand, shall be IL
cents per pound and on cigarettes not
mora than three pounds per 1000 and OF
a wholesale value or price of not more
than 50 per thousand shall be Is cents
per pound and the tax on cigarettes
weighing not more than three pounds
per 1000 and of a wholesale value or
price of more than 81 per 1000 shall be
SO cents per pound; and all such cigars
and cigarettes weighing not more than
three pounds per thousand shall for pur-
poses of taxation be sold and considered
as Weighing three pounds"
The other amendment reported relates
to the sale of products at exchanges and
is to. be inserted as a provision at the
end of the second para graph of schedule
A OF the law. 1t is as follows
That no bill, memorandum, agree
ment of sale, or agreement to sell, in
case of products or merchandise actual
" in course of transportation shall be
subject to this tax, provided such mem
orandum or agreement shall be accom-
panied by bills of lading or vouchers
showing that the said products are act
ually in course of transportation as
aforesaid