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Decorah-posten., 1901-12-06
Saasanlra.

"Woraenblooet" ifriuer:
"Gn Sniurieiag. lom piinnf / Sm.
lang % Seniotion oil opergno ollie
tiOligere politiife Hetsiager / Aorae,
tan mo MI imsoeie, hpis fife gisrn.
ion anbellt og u%iorbcholoent gisr nj.
biat Tor oe al bant moo ,Soban Sper.
orup nbilnngeoe Sigtelier. Zen of-
osbe Miniiterheis 9prn oil nemlig
efter iiffert Sorlpocroe mnipgae Sn.
iurieiag moo Iiqteren til Renielie al
,Su0erens Ninoe. hpis fife 0igteren
'elu beIeraer De uoipreote Sniurier
fienote bsoe og magteslsie at ppre."
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-06

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frunlpe.
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tunoe life nna Den, ~ iee piloe irem
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cen pberitc 6urtpilelie liable 6eilut.
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tablets.
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Decorah-posten., 1901-12-06

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Sohn Y. Partridge til Golitifommis.
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superintendent oper Statens offent.
IiQe Irbciher.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-06
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Decorah-posten., 1901-12-06
Sesciitreoe Ompcnote.
Der or SniinSer al benz, Der trpr,
ium bcnnc Samc gjuroc.

Mrs. Sra anolplton ira Butte,
Wortona, er Ell nleQet bc9eiitrr
Sroenoe pao Stiiortp 9p3pepiia
Tablets Ggcnifabcr JON eli altr for
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-07
FIRE IN 4 TENEMENT.
New Workers Have Il Narrow Escupe
From an IuccndiuFy Blaze

NEW YORK. May An incendiaTy fire
was started in the doubIe-deck tenement
house, 2J7 East Eighty-eighth street, at
2:30 o'clock this morning ard. Had it not
been for fhe falling Of a dU5o.b-waiter, the
crash o. " which aroused the tenants, many
lives would probably haEg heeI lost
Ther- re thirteen families in the house.
On the second floor lives Charles UhEeld-
Ct with his wife and three childre- The
son. Harry, heard the crash and leIied
smoke and he ran through TIE hou- Civ
ing the alarm and then into the street in
search Of a policeman He could not ind
one. but a colored man. learning the c, ze
Of the boys alarm. drew a revolver and
fred five shots in the air This brought
several policemen and an alarm WAS turn
ed in.
The fire was confined to She dJmb-wait-
er shaft and the burning of the rope was
what caused the waiter 70 fall, thus warn
ing the tenants
Thomas Culhane, who lives on the fifth
floor, carried his two little boys. who are
i'll, down fire escape to safety and all
the other tenants made Their way to the
street. There was a strong smell Of tur-
pentine at the foot Of the shaft where the
fire started. and a fire marshal is now in
vestigating- It was In this block that a
fire occurred last year Witch resulted a
few weeks ago in the incendiary being
sent 20 Sing Sing for twenty-five years.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-07
GENERAL BARRY RELIEVED.
Succeeded in the Philippines De
partment by Gel. W. T.. Hall.

An order was issued by Secretary Root
today relieving Brig. Gen. Thomas H.
Barry as Adjutant General of the De-
partnent of the Philippines. Col VIII
liam P. Hall, assistant adjutant general,
has been ordered from Chicago TO sue
ceed General Barry The latter viii pro-
ceed to San Francisco at once ard sail
for Manila as soon as possible
General Barry was born in New York
and was appointed to the Military Acade-
my from that State on July / 1863 He
graduated with the class Of 1871, and was
appointed second lieutenant in the Sew
enth Cavalry, being transferred to the
First infantry, on August 81, 1880. He
was promoted to first lieutenant March
Il, 1852. and captain February . 1891. On
January %. 1897, he was appointed ma joT
and assistant adjutant general, and on
January 10, 1868, he became a lieutenant
colonel in the same department On June
p 1898, he was appointed lieutenant col
volunteers and on June IS, 1898. he was
commissioned brigadier general Of velun-
teers-
Colonel Hail was born in Missouri and
was appointed from that State to West
Point. September l. 1861. graduating June
l5, 1868 lie was assigned to the Nine
teenth Infantry with the rank Of second
lieutenant He was assigned TO the Fifth
Cavalry. July j. 1853 was promoted first
lieutenant. july 1. 1876. and became a cap
tain March ), lSS1. On NOVem Der s, 1899,
ne was appointed major and assistant ad-
jsItant general and attained the rank of
lieutenant colonel IN the same depart
ment, September Is, 1897. He was pro-
noted to the rank of colonel, April IS,
1871.
He was brevetted lieutenant colonel for
most distinguished gaIIantTy in action.
near camp on " hite River. Colorado, Oc-
tObeT -, 1879. while a first lieutenant He
was in command OF a reconEoitring party
Of three men and while going to the res
cue of brother officer who had been at
tackled by th1 Indians. vas himself at
tackled By thirty-five warriors. During
the engagement he several times exposed
himself in order TO draw the fire Of his
assaiIants and locate their position so his
small party could reply with effect Lieu
tenant Weir, Ordnance De ,artment and
a scout Who accompanied him were both
Killed by the Indians at this time"
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-07
JACKSONVILLE FIRE vICTIMs.
Six Persons Net Death. and n Woman
Hcconsea Insane.

JACKSONVILLE, t'IG-- May Mrs R
L. Archibald. wife of Judgc Archibald
one of the leading citizens Of Jacksonville.
has become insane because Of fright and
exposure during the great fire on Friday
Six deaths were caused Y the fire. The
victims were: Henry BouneEheau. real
estate agent: Mrs. CorreIia Thompson, a
resident OF the Home for the Aged. Willie
clark, drowned in the rear of his home
2t the loot Of Market Street Martha Ho-
g1ns- found burned near the door Of her
home and two unidentified negroes
The river IS being searched today FOR
other bodies and workmen are digging
among the ruins OF houses whose occu-
pants are reported missing
Ten carloads Of supplies arrived from
Charleston this noon, ana down to date
over $4,000 in money has been received
from various sections of the country An
average Of 60eG people arc being fed daily
The idic and vicious without regard to
color have been warned TO leave the city.
Major j. s. Maxwell has been appointed
provost marshal and Capt. 4 O. Hart
ridge, trial Judge Summary punishment
IS meted out to all offenders against the
peace of the community.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-07
| 4 STREET RAILWAY STRIKE
Eight Hundred Men Tie Up En-
ptre State LiEes-


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7,..-5 ar7F,fo,-as of the United Traction
,ro-,-,,.r,-- members of the local brancL
= +za ,7,ara9rna-sa Association of
s+..a- r,,5r-,-a,- F-r0nIovse decided At
-....4--;-.r,. -, ,-, ~, etrfl.a This nnornfng
-r-7,. ..+-sf.. afracfs an the lines Of the
.-..-.,...,.--. r,,o+r..cta7 meetings. of the
--.. - - 49,, and Troy divisions
- ia 1t a,,e,,i,,e, M. as a re=u!.
q c,7,7Tr,frt.,. Of fine motormen and con
z,,rtcrs e7,h-,ftted rbeir grievances .tc
Tho co,,r,r,-
The cornn,ftfae II is stated. had a
-o-ra~arce wifi, Holm " McEaaara.
The eeneroI r7anar-er who declined TO
aranf ,F,afr demands and this fact was
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- 80 - 80. Not frtarfo~a
,,5r4, -,,.s ,.,7-,,7f,,e- If cars or concrecate
abo,,+ r5a cor,7ra,z-,s nronartv The
cor,r,ar,- has as ,,at made NO atten7pf
= ~, - a,,5 tta etril-a ie attended
Inv no afsor,7ar
The 6fffarar,cas hatx-ae,, tba traction
oo1,,,,a,7,- ard Tho roa- oro of lone,
gto,,1f~c, 5r,.aT,.;no ,,rin,,f,,oI1,, rho roz-7
| mont IF the r,a,, r,,n,,;,,o, tba ,7fqh+
,are +f,s 600 ,C,,,,,e,,ea.+io,, &c +roee
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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-07
RUN DOWN N TIE STREET.
Mrs. Z. II. Lnunt Fatally Injured by
Il CcIored BicycEist-

Mrs. l. Fl. Launt was fatally injured
by being knocked down by Wilson
Barnes. cJIored, while the latter was rid
ing q bicycle, at the corner Of Eleventh
and + Streets about 1880 o'clock this
morning After the accident Mrs. Launt
was taken to the Emergency Hospital.
where she died a few minutes later Of
cerebral hemorrhage
Mrs Launt was q widow and resided
with her daughter Miss Ethel Launt. at
IFS Eleventh Street northwest. The ac-
cident was witnessed by number of per
sons and Barnes, who is about nineteen
years old and lives at 30 Second Street
southwest, was promptly arrested and
locked up at the Twelfth Street police sta
ton where he viii be held to await the
result Of the Coroner's inquest to be held
over the remains Of Mrs. Launt- 1t is
thought the collision between Mrs Launt
and the bicyclist was purely accidental
Mrs. LaUnt was about fifty years Old
Her husband. who died several years ago.
was one time d weIi-known furniture
dealer in this city. Mrs LaUnt left her
home this morning to atteudzso several
matters down town.
She had just left woodward q LothTOp- s
where she had been shopping and was
standing in the street waiting for car
when the accident occurred Barnes IS
employed as a waiter at the house of Mrs.
J 9. ThaIaher, 10I7 Twelfth Street north
west, where his mother. Matilda Barnes,
is engaged as cook
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-07
a BANK PRESIDENT KISSING.
20 Clue TO the Whereabouts of an
OHM ECinHncier-


CLEVELAND, May No clue to the
missing president Of the Cuyahoga Saw
ings and Banking Company has as vet
been discovered The bank IS in the
hands OF n receiver
Before going into the receivers hands
Itself. the bank asked for a receiver for
the United States Carbon Company on a
claim OF 81 OJ0 Judge StrimpIe grant
ed the order and named W d Sayle.
secretary Of the East End Banking and
Trust Company, as receiver. The Carbon
Company consented TO the appointment
Sayle gave bond for $1oo,GG5 and is in
charge OF the business
Six other suits We're fled rs q result
Of the banks closing. The Forest City
Savings Banking Company began an ac-
tion to recover $4.OC0 and attached proper
ty belonging to r y Pollock in New
burg, on Woodland Avenue and in the
Edwards allotment Harry kobIltz, an
attorney. brought suit IN three notes. ag-
grsSating S5,455-S1- made payable to Fred
l.. Thomas {, Co. Wits of attachment
were issued for property belonging to
Pollock IN the hands OF the United States
Carbon Company, Cuyahoga Savings and
banking Company and NetropoIitan Ma
tionaI Bank Mr.. Pollock owned farm
in VarrensviIIe, which ne called Sunny
Side He was very proud of his farm
His friends had expected him TO be re-
tanned as secretary OF the Federal Trust
Company, big bank just organized. Ru-
NOR has ii he was greatly depressed be
cause he did not get the position
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-07
CHARLES z. JONES' CONDITION.
The Rice Case Cosr=IsIrHtor sot Like
Iy to Recover.


NEW YORK May Charles T. rones,
the valet who smothered William NJ. Rice
The aged Texas millionaire. with a napkin
soaked in chIGroform. is in a dying condi-
tion in the house Of detention The Dis
trict Attorney fears that he VIII not live
10 tell his story in court when Albert T
Patrick. the accused attorney. is placed
on trial for the murder of the wealthy
Texan.
Jones is q victim Of starvation. He has
taken no solid food for five days and this
morning he IS too weak to raise his head
from the pillow. He was kept alive last
night by the use of stimulants and the
administration of liquid food artificially.
Jones VIII be moved today, if his
strength viii permit, to Bellevue Hospital
or TO some private institution, where he
will have more cheerful surroundings and
where he can receive the best possible
medical attention
Jones may not be trying 10 starve him
self to death, but he adraits that he does
not care to 1--we, and since his attempt at
suicide in the Tombs he h--s been closely
watched and has had no chance to do
injury TO himself except 5x refusing TO
eat.
Assistant District Attorney Osborne is
greatly worried over the Illness OF Jones
and he viii see that the former valet re
ceives the best possible raeEieaI attention
Or Williams. the coroner ply ysfcian, vis-
tied the house Of detention last night at
the request Of the District Attorneys Of
Zee and prescribed for Jones No ante
m0Item statement was taken. though it
was admitted that the condition OF Jones
was critical Should ne die. the amda-
Wits that he has already made can be used
against Patrick in his trias for murder
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-07
A MYSTERY At BUFFALO.
The Mutiiatcd Body of z JInn Found
in Blackwell Canal.


BUFFALO. May At 7:s5 o'clock this
morning some workmen on the Minnesota
ore docks. at the foot of Gaason Street,
discovered a body in the Blackwell Ca
nal. The body was that OF q man about
forty years old, I5o pounds in weight, who
had blue eyes and q light thin mustache
The police were notified and when the
body was taken from the water the head
dropped back revealing a Eash from ear
TO car cut by a weapon that must have
been as keen as 2 razor
At first the police thought II was a case
OF suicide, but the theory was dismissed
when they found that the head was fast
ened to the body by a wire in a secure
manner 1t is now thought the man was
murdered and weighted down. but that
some of the weights gave way and allow
ed the body to come 10 the surface. The
iron attached TO the body could not have
weighed more than eight pounds and Cor
Oner Wilson. who Is a blacksmith by oc-
cupatIon, said the weight IS q piece Of
iron such as is used in blacksmith shops
A card was found IN the pocket, showing
that the holder was a member Of the Pile
Drivers and Dock Builders Union. The
card contained the name Of Harry Koch,
but the name of Harry Koch was tattooed
IN the right arm. Only few pennies a
knife, and card of admission TO the Lake
FiTemen's ball, given on December q last
was found in addition To the union card in
the pocket The features are well preseTv-
ed and could be identified easily.
Although the headquarters detectives
have worked on the case all morning, the
body has not been identified and 70 clue
to the murder has been obtained. Sew
eral men have been reported missing IL
this city since last fall. but thus far no
descriptionhs have been secured which
tally with that Of the corpse
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-07
THE BRISTOL CUP YACHT
Rigging the Constitution at the
Herresh0R Yards.

The Topmsst Placed IN Position This
Morning ghc steel Main spar
Likely TO he StepGed This After
noon-Carpeaters Busy on Deck.
BRISTOL r. L, May About 1o:$0
o'clock this morning the big doors Of
the north shop at the Herreshoff yards
were opened for half an hour while the
topmast was put in place inside the
head Of the mainmast Of the Cup de
fender Constitution. The combined
length Of the lower and upper masts
was too great for the shop and the up
per end OF the toDmast protruded
through the doors several feet The
steel main spar was raised in sings,
while the crew Of the Constitution, un-
der the guidance Of Capt. Nat Here
shon lifted the topmast and buried it
about s.x feet in the teIescoping ar
Tangemert at the masthead
The topmast is u very smooth stick Of
Oregon pine about a foot in diameter
and forty feet long It required thirty
men to handle it.
The steam derrick tug Archer arrived
here early this morning and is in the
slip close to the foot Of the main mast
and ready to take out the big spar and
step it as soon as the topmast is Sc
cureIy fastened. which VIII be some
time this afternoon
The weather is all that could be de-
sired and there viii be no drawback to
the work Of rigging the Cup defender.
for several days. It IS thought that
with night work it can be prepared 50
that there viii be but little delay after
the standing rigging is set up CaTpen-
ters were busy on the deck Of Const-
tuition this morning and all is hustle
around the yacht and the shops