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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-08
RIA. OREGON, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 8. 1901.

meut s prisoner, unless NJ has es-
capped rs sea.
TO A. +. Echeyerla. wlo l. an ar-
I've member of the revolutionary party
IN the United States. the cable m -
sage came az half past . O'Clock last
wednesday, evening:
Panama. Nov G,-.Rln1Icronae Tldo
Neusiro. Pubuaue. SAUL"
This Il translated:
government has surrendered every
thing. Publish"
The dispatch Is signed by Saul Cor
ilss5z. chlef II stan. who was the mill
iary chief In command Of the troops
Of the Liberal party. VINO were as-
sembling IN chame several mills north
of Panama.
Al th- hel1qulrters u the Liberal
party In this cIty all we're jubilant al
the negs of the fall OF Panama. Or.
Rgstrepo. who is the head Of the iunia
here. said.
IAN foreign interests viii be protect
81. The is,hmus vii be kent JDen and
the Panama rairja1 guarded from
guerrilla attack II necessary. Every
where where It's government Is est1b-
ilshed the rights Of foreigners will be
secure
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-08
EARL s DEATH
WAS QUIET
Burning Paper Effigies Of Horses
Announced the End
Had Come.
WILL BE BURIED AT ANHUI
Body win Be lsisnsd In Beautifully Lace
nsrsd Tsak.WOod c0iiis Which lie
Took ou his Trip Around
the World.

PEKIN, Nov. The end Of Il Hung
Chang was quiet ele flames Of paper
eiiigies Of horses we're burnel n the
courtyard Of the ylmen to carry his
spirit to heaven and told the crowd Of
officials gathered in the narrow street
outside ths yamea that the nj had
come Soon afterward a proc .ssion ap-
peapd bearing q costly coffin OF teak
wood, beautifully lacque-ed. This cof-
IN II Hung Chang took On his "trip
around the world and ne brought II
from Canton when he came to Peldn
10 settle the Boxer troubles.
The lnterment win be at the birth
place Of the deceased statesman. li,tle
village In the province OF Anhui.
The death o! Ii Hung Chang Is dou-
bly, regretted because he was the only
Influential Chlnaman who could deal
vita foreign governments with an ap-
preciation Of the foreign point Of view.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-08

rcucutatlvos' ways ana means commit
toe. Mta-rs Payne. N New York. Hus-
sell. N Connecticut. Gr1Sycnor n
ohio. and Steele of Indiana wcrr ~ The
white House this afternoon In eonfor-
onoa with the president They wgrc
very ratlcoul concerning the Interview
Il vas harmed. however that the pfesl-
dent discussed with them some features
" hs forthcoming message which re-
late TO the revenues md the ihrf
Many u the Republican members u Tho
ways ami means committee have al
ready expressed themselves as "ppon-
od 10 any revision of the .arln al tnr
coming s-uslon ~ congress. General
Gfosycnir toli the president that he re-
carried the result In ohio as approving
the present aud paai Republican poll-
elcs NBd the present ,arI especially
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-08
MAY CAUSE TROUBLE.

NEW YORK, Nov. THE Vienna
correspondent Of the London Times and
the New York Times says well inform
ed circles In the Austrian capitol are a
shade less confident than the press on
a favorable issue OF the French naval
demonstration against Turkey, II is
believed Russia has not been consult
ed by France in regard to the step now
taken by the latter country and there
q an impression that St. Petersburg
does not approve OF It, The Russians at
first poohooed the French grievances
but NJ. Constans. the French ambas-
saaor to the Porte. did not allow even
Russian interests to be considered before
the interests Of France.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-08
EVENT OF SIGNIFICANCE.
Syria the Rock Upon Which Franco
Russian Alliance MAY Split.

NEW YORK. Nov. The recent
violent conflict in the Church o. the
Holy SepuIchre at jerusalem. between
Francis,ans AMI Greek Orthodox Monks
says the Berlin correspondent cf the
London and the New York Times. is
regarded by several German newspapers
as an event Of some significance.
The Vossische Zeitung ironically as
serts that France as protector Of the
Roman Catholics in the Orient must
now demand compensation from Emper-
or Nicholas, as protector Of the Greek
Church for the injuries sustained bv
the Franciscans.
The correspondent adds that In GER
tain continental quarters It is regarded
as possible that Syria may be the rock
upon which the Franco Russian alll-
ance viii one day be split.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-08
AMERICAN BANK IN CHINA.

WASHINGTON. Nov. Nv. W.
Rockhlll, who represented this govern
ment in the final settlement with Chi
ma, has had conference with Assist
ant Secretary Taylor Of the treasury
department in regard to the representa-
ton OF the United States in the COM
mission Of the bankers which. by the
terms Of the final protocol. is charged
with the duty Of receiving and paying
over to the several governments in in
terest the sums TO be paid by China
as indemnity. Mr.. ROckhill favOrs the
establishment Of an American bank in
China.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-08
CATTLE WILL BE SCARCE.
Cause Il said 70 Be Due to Contrac-
tlon u Grazing Lands,

CHICAGO. Nov. congress Will
have the western public land situation
brough; TO lts attention this winter in
a new AMI startling manner. A num-
Der Of prominent cattlsm,n o; the West
are prepared 10 show that during the
past five years there has been an en0r-
NOUS lecrsase In the 1umber of ca.-
tie in this country ani that uuless
speedy action be taken By congress in
the course 0; very Few years bet will
BE- selling a, guch fabulous prices that
only the wealthy can AFFORD to indulge
in beefsteak-
The cause ls said TO be due solely to
the contraction Of Western public graz
lag lands and the increase in the con-
sumption demand.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-08
After a Sitting Covering Forty
Days Court Of Inquiry
Has Adjourned.
LEMLY FINISHES ARGUMENT
Says lis HAS Never Believed That Inc Adml-
rel, Nor Does the Evidence SHOW
Ne al Aay Time Showsa
ihs Least coWafdles.

WASHINGTON. Nov. AFTER a slt.
tins covering period 5f forty days
aud with a record whlch when com.
plc,cd VIII cover goo paEca. the SchirS
court n inquiry this afternoon ad-
journrd l,s last public session, ~
Captain Lemly. judge advocatr hal
been aaalsnci the duty of making The
closing argumvn, In the casc ami soon
after hv had finished h.H apcr,a Admir-.
a. Dewey said
There being no further business. the
oour, 10 adjourned"
t,mY'a adrr~ waa in the main an
analysis ~ The testimony. bu, agcas.
innally conclusion wa ifaRh ana
frequently ,h,rr was criticism OF the
course pursued BY Admiral sehley
Speaking u schloys conduct, Lomly
said
From nv knowirigr of the man.
having svryc1 under the comm1dlrr
ou ,w1 cruises. | have never beloved
nor Io claim fr,m tho evidence that
personal mlHcunduct--or TO cali hpa lc
spade cowariicc. wA exhibited by
Sch.~y in any part of his career a. com.
manirr Ia ehiv' ~ the nylng squadron
iiul auipni, with rrgrci. that. IN thc
passage frum Key wost 20 Gicnmcgna,
whllr at the latter port. IN route To
the snulAWard ~ Santiago. wl,hou, a
settled destination In the vlroKrads
movement, 10 tho return 10 tho ylolnltv
~ Santiago. and IN ,he srair of May
a. tho Commodore exhibited unA,cadi-
ness IN purp'ac and IN push aud fall
urr 20 nbry orders
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-08
vENrILArrNG TRANSPORTS
Inspector General Breckenridge Says
system l. Unsatisfactory

WASHINGTON, Nov t. Inspector
General Breckenridge. In supplement
tary rep1rt. SAYS The ven,llating sys-
TENS IN army transports are reported
unsatisfactory AMI that while the crews
were satisfactory and efficient there
was an excessive number employed. a.
compared with commercial steamers
General breckenridge calls attention
10 the expense " repairing and reht.
ting transports and advises careful
scrutiny OF this work.
Regarding coal, he says very good
qualities OF coal al low prices can BE-
obtained on Puget sound
Quoting from Major Lvering. he says
that the climatic effect on employees in
the Philippines Is very marked. and
that the capacity FOR work Of such en-
ployes diminishes from month 10 month
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-08
INSURGENTS ARE ACTIVE
THE TOWN OF MATTALON Is
ATTACKED.
Cut the Telegraph Line aud Fire
Upon American Troops
Making Repairs

CATBALOGAN. Samar. Nov. The
Insurgents are becoming more active in
the Island OF Lsyte Yesterday the
town of Mattalon was attacked. A; In
opacan the insurgents cut the lele-
graph line and while a detachmen. OF
American troops We're repairing 1t :hey
were fired upon by a band 81 lnsur
gents, After a brief skirmlsh The reb-
els were dispersed.
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coNrEssrs HE IS SHORT.

PoRT HuuoS. Mich. Nov. by hls
own confession. Charles D Thompson,
supreme finance keeper Of tho su-
prcmv Tent knights o. tho Macabecs.
and a prominent vessel and Tug boa.
man " THE city. u dofaul,sr In the
tum n $4,000 Thompson. however.
was heavily bonded and tho order.
therefore Is protected from loss. l, 10
ryprc,c1 an snort viii be- made by
ThJmprpn'a friends 10 cfrgc, a sc,lc'
mon, with the bonding companies
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-08
NOT YET ADVISED.

Chinese Minister al Washington Not
Advised OF Il Hung Chang's Death.
WASHINGTON. Nov. - Minister
WI Ting Fang has not yet been in
formed BY his government OF the death
OF Ii Hung Chang and has cabled 10
Pekin tor confirmation OF the news be-
fore taking any action on the subject
at Washington.
Mr. WI Ting Fang was a protege
Of Ii Hung Chang. His friends here
fear that In the death Of his friend
and protector he will be exposei to the
attacks Of many enemies in the Chinese
court which his liberal policies have
created.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-08
RUSSIA WARNS CHINA

LONDON. Nov IA secret dispatch
passrd through this city today" stys
the Shanghai correspondent, ~ the
STANDARD. "rrpugcd 90 br from The cut
ncar minister In 81 Petersburg. warn.
ing tho Emprr.s Dawascr that Russia
ta determined 20 retain Possession ~
MancbuHa ana vhat n the Manchurian
convention n denounced other terms
viii be- rxac,cd witch win gravely men.
AGO ChlnAa Independents.
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Kruger Declares It Is the Only
Satisfactory Way to
Settle War.
JUSTICE WOULD BE DONE
Wsuld Take Up Arms Again n Arbitration
Weut Against Them, Nhich He Says
Could Not Reasonably sud
IN Justice Happen.

NEW YORK. Nov. 7.-Acordlng to
the London correspondent of the Trib-
une johannesburg financial house has
Just mad remarkable ehat with ex-
President Kruger about South African
prospects. The ex-presidenI's talk was
all OF arbitration. which he declared to
be the only satisfactory way Of ending
the war. Asked what he would 10 II
erbitration was offered the Beers. Re
replied that such a thing was impossi-
bic. 1t could not happen but lssum-
ing for the moment that It might"
be addsd. We would take up arms II
arbitration went against US. We would
never suffer the results Of arbitration. II
those results we're unjust and wrong"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-08
TIME WAR THREATENED,
Chlcago-St Paul Lines viii shorten
Time Between Two Cities.

CHICAGO. Nov. "A time war Is
in sigh; among railroads operating be-
tween Chicago and 81. Paul, Vice
President BIRD Of the Milwaukee and
81 Paul road has given written no
tice to the managers OF the other Chi
cago-St Paul lines that the ST, Paul
company would consider Itself no long
er party to the agreement for the
time OF passenger trains between the
two cities. This Is the first break that
has occurred in the time agreement and
railroad men consinier It the opening
gun Of a fight to BE- expected between
the combination and the Independents.
II is expected that In the event war
is inaugurated as threatened, time be-
tween Chicago and st, Paul win be re-
duced from Is hours 20 minutes, to 10
hours
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-08

great Siberian railway. II Is expected
taat u will be opened IN a few months
and Il wIll greatly shorten the jour
ney 70 ths far East, The only break
n the journey from MOSCOW 10 Vladl-
vostock will BE- Lake BaikaL The con-
s,ruciion Of the railroad around the
lake will not BE- finished for some years.
The line connecting Por, Arthur with
the Northern Manchurian railway is
now open.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-08
JOCKEY SERIOUSLY HURT,

CHICAGO. Nov. lat the horse show
last night Peter Roche. rider was
seriously injured. He attempted to
force his horses over six-foot three
inch hurdle. The attempt was unsuc-
cessfulan the horses carried down
bars and jockey in heap. one animal
falling upon and crushing the rider.
The accident caused a semi-panic and
several women tainted.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-08
FUR SEAL CATCH.
Total Skins Taken by American Fleet
24127.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 7.-Not in
eiuiing the comparatively few fur seal
skins which were brought directly TO
this port. the total catch in the north
this season was s24.12T The Bering sea
catch WIS 1854: the Copper Island
catch. sS3s: the coast catch. sss5. and
the Approximate Indian catch. 1000
skins. The worlds catch for this sea-
son is approximately $4,000.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-08
LAST RAIL LAID.
Vladlvostock Now Connected With
Great Siberian Railway.

NEW YORK. Nov. 7--Additional ad-
vices received by the London Times
and the New York Times from st. Pc
tersburg announce that the last rail OF
the Northern Manchurlan railway was
laid on Monday, the anniversary Of the
coronation OF Emperor Nicholas. The
line connects Vladlvostock with the
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-08
TROOPS FOR PHILIPPINES


VANCOUVER. Wash. Nov. Eight
companies Of the Twrnly-eighih infan-
try will leave next TUESDAY FOR San
Francisco 10 embark on the transport
Grant Tor the Philippines. Four COM
panles Of the same regiment win leaye
Portland on the transport R3secrans
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-08
BANK ROBBERY.
safe Blown open and 1900 Dollars Sc
cured.

DIES MONIES. Ia. Noy. The safe
= the Bank OF Hinton. Iowa. was
blown up bv cracksmsn this morning
and $500 secured. This is the fourth
robbery IN Iowa in two weeks, attrib-
uetd 10 the same gang.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-08
FREIGHT WRECK IN MONTANA

HELENA. Mont. Nov. In a wreck
on the Northern Pacific mile north CT
Fort Harrison this morning eighteen
cars Of a freight train were piled into
a tangled mass and the track torn up
for several hundred feet. The wreck
vas caused by broken wheel, Two
men We're badly injured.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-08
REvoLUTIoNIsTs VICTORIOUS,
City OF Panama Completely in Their
Control.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE Herald
prints the following:
From a source OF Information on the
situation In Colombia. which has thus
far furnished no news not subsequent
ly verified bv wire, has been receiv-
ed the copy of cablegram saying
that the City OF Panama has fallen
and Is in the complete control Of the
Liberal party,
It Is believed by the New York rep
resentatlve Of the Liberals that General
Alban, the governor OF Panama depart
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-08
DROWNED IN PHILIPPINES.

Lieutenant, Sergeant and Five Men
Lost Their Lives In Babyon River.
CATBALOGAN, Slmlr. Nov. -
Lieutenant Robert T, Crawford, of the
Firs, Infantry. a sergeant and Ave men.
while attempting to cross the Ba6yon
river, In Samar, were drowned.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-08
ANOTHER wHALER RETURNS.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. l. The
whaling steamer Belvedere has arrived
from the Arctic by way Of Fox island,
bringing 1000 pounds Of bone, 700 bar
re!s of oil. and 80 fox skins. The re-
ecipts Of bone thus far this fall amount
to 52,SSSI pounds and Of oil 6ss5 bar
rels. besiles 7Ss pounds of ivory.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-08
ANOTHER TREASURER SHORT

PHILADELPHIA Nov e. The
North American tomorrow Win say. Il
ip officially ann,Unecd ina, T.. No
Gulrc. temporarily Suspended from tho
secretary ry-,rcasurcahlp II tbe Brother
hood ot Carpenters. Is short In his ac-
tnnnIn llh.lnl
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-08
PROVISIONS EXHAUSTED.

Lukhan, Samar Insurgent Leader Is
Short Of Provisions.
CATBALOGAN. Samar, Nov. IA
few Flipnos who are surendering says
lnsurgent Leader Lukeb1n's provisions
are exhausted. Lukban is weakening
and 1t is believed he viii yield by No
Vember 10.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-08
THE coNsIDINE TRIAL.
Evidence for the Prosecution VIII Close
Today.

SEATTLE. Nov. The evidence FOR
the prosecution in the murder trial OF
John W. COns!dine will be finished to-
morrow. The testimony for the defense
win probably begin Saturday morning.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-08
FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION,

SALEM. Ore. Nov. 7.-On Lewis Saw
ages farm. four miles northeast IT Sa-
lem. this morning, the boiler OF a
threshing engine exploded, killing T. S.
Williamson. hurting him $50 feet
through the air.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-08
DENVER swrrcuMgN STRIKE.

DENVER, Nov The awilcamrn on
The Denver N Rio Grande railway to.
day dc,lirtl general strike. The
question Involved = said 10 Dc rccog-
nl,ipn of the sWitchmcn's unlon
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-08
COLONEL ]. C. BAIRD DEAD.

DENVER, Nov. 7.-Colonel ]. C.
Baird. United States district attorney
for Honolulu and formerly attorney
general of Wyoming. died today. Mr..
Baird arrived here three weeks ago on
a leave of absence.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-08
NEGOTIATIONS SUSPENDED,

Efforts for Release Of Miss Stone Tenn
porarily Abandoned.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. NO
progress was reported today in connec-
lion with the rescue of Miss Stone.
1t appears the negotiations have bsen
temporarily suspended from the Bulgar-
ian side. An effort will be made to
resume them through Salonika.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-08
NO LONGER COMPULSORY.

NOW YORK Nov. IA Dispatch
from Paris to the London Times and
the New York Times says that NJ. De
Lanessen. minister Of marine. has no.
titled the officers Of the navy that at
tendance at mass is no longer compul-
sorry.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-08
LARGE REPUBLICAN GAIN.

LINCOLN. Nrb.. Nov I--nascd on
the vote Tor supreme cour, Judge, the
Republican gala In Nebraska. eompar.
rl with Two years ago Is about 5000,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-08
WORKING ON MESSAGE.

rrrnldcl; uoNcy~ig Consulting with
ways ami Mcana Committee.
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CLEVELAND THE ORATOR.
Makes an Address at Founders Dav a
Carnegie Institute.

PITTSBURG. Nov. 7.--Founders' dav
was celebrated at Carnegie Institute
today. Grover Cleveland was the orator
Of the OCCASION.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-08
WHEAT MARKET.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 7,-Wheat.
cash, 9S%91O0.
CHICAGO. Nov. 7.-Wheat, Decem-
ber. opened, 71S972; closed, 72%@N.
TACOMA. Nov. 7.-Wheat bluestem.
81; club. Sc.
PORTLAND. Nov. 7,--Wheat, Walla
Walla, 56h957; Valley and bluestetn,
SION.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-08

WASHINGTON, Nov 1.-Four Rc-
publican mcmbcrs " the House ~ Rep.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-08
PRICE OF SILVER.

NEW york. Nov, 7.-sllver, SIX.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-30
,yslgcn af elguinalOOs
Siiiangctagclle.

Mdnild, Marts 20. - Der 9it
nogle 3imer inben 2tguinalbos 3ilz
fanqetaoelIe bleD almen betenot. Msn
MI, bd BET bioes, ipores Der flor Cir
De, IGrlig bldnot 2lmeritanerne. Sc
inbfebte ibnes ufeliomme ooerior 9Ds
beben. 9lnoerlsbes neo De enonu
f9mpenbe 5ilippinoer.
General 0eronilo, Der er Snfur=
genternes 5ersr gropinien Uloron5,
gu3on, obergap iig itruts iammen mea
g Ofitsrer og 46 Wano til O6erii
Wilton 3bOmpion.
Og ooeraIt, bpor Pb6eben nu fprs.
bes, tnber Sniurgenterne MlOOet, og
Gnteltmanbs Sbergioelfer finoer
Steb / betnbeligt 2lntal.
@ensral GailIes, iom pda 9ruaO
af fine 5orbrDoelIer egentlig lite Tan
pente anoet eno en- 9ugle, bar lenbt
Sub til @enerdl Bates. 0enne ipaz
rebe ham, at ban maatte oDergiOe f.
paa Naaoe og llnaabe.
De Sniurgentofficerer og Macabe-
Der, Iom beltog Qguinoloos Silfans
qefagelie, pil ontageiig faa en- pen9e=
belsnning. WluligOis ogIaa en- iGrli1
WleoGilIe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-30
uolanoet.
&nslanO Og aina.

g9l bin9ton, Mar 8 %. Der ian
life lon3cre bore 3oipl ON, at ben ti-
neiiite Sc ior. rimeli9Uis efter Spfor-
bring fra s lpln gngtano % De isor=
en,be Stoter, baooe giOet i'm ct. pe-
tersbor9s6e anb Yon Yu Orore til
itte at unoeyt gne 3raitaten an9aaenbe
Dian 6lriet.
Gn ono'n So er, at Gu lam
utbibllomt tu1 q benter E. mere gum
iti9t 2 eblif, oa aina bill Qao ino pau
De fsre al De benmel9e 9,iin9eiier.
6rrsori9t blr &uslano fulo 9ontrol
Ober W nd lriet f'r Sioen. Og 9ino
fan life ja5e & sierne no.
9n usfi1e @eianot g8 Ellington,
8.cp Is sIini, oeobl Der at foliitre
Stats'etrei9t 8 3 ON, of Der e int
3rnftaten, IOm ian 9enere no9en an=
ON Ma9t. glen boer @nnJ man
iperger bant ON fsns 8 olpo, rplt.r
ban pa 9ooeoet.
Qonoon, Matts %. Set fan onies
gioit, Of gn9lanO bar protslteret
3 tia9 mob, at ana ofilutteoe nooen
Sertrattat m.o en- entett af Ma9 terne,
ian lon9e GorboOet til ben fOreneoe
& ncerts & .ap life par oronet.
Qlt @n8lano ii9te til R slano, er
ielbfelgeli9t, o9 ba aina bar faaet iam=
me SnItruts fra anOre Wla Jter, fulgte
BET &aaost o9 aiilos at uaoe Itripe Den
rlsliite 3r-ttat.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-30

9ircoln. 28 Marts. - 3 Morges
oalgtss 3. y. @iaarO ira Omaha o.
@uo,rncr 6blrlts 8. 8ittrid, ben-
bplOspis til Den lan9e os forte 8ermin
boer meo 20 Stemmsr til 6Orbunos
Senator, I for Webraita.
3bompion, ROiemlter r9 Meitejobn
tai fig tilba1e.
6Ql siesIiOnsn for oe 10 6uie
mootes teO 9Q;ooas sstiO o9 ituoiGIteot
jirminaiipnelne.
yics0n1ernsr Saooge bil tr9oe
G,nbernsr gieirifs Steo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-30
&rigsfarcil.

@libin9ton, Ok %. Wlan che
tager Der. at 8iaos 9liilol oper for
3uslanb life Oil binO e, men fun ioc
en- fort 5io uoi0t.s ari9en meo 9tus=
lano.
ar as p5r9smaal.t an9 ar n,mIi9
lite iaa meget 9ina iom SO.el, o9
ar 9siiuep aoien bil for en- Dtl bliOe
aorea. Saplns 8 aaOe er li9s iua
fert m &us aros, Os On biloe mu=
li9bis faa 6ielp fra @n9lano.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-30

5 bet famine ilnn9eoe en- of be forz
benpGrenoe Sniurgentoffieerer, 6ilas
rio placioo. fine 2lrme omtring ben
fife 4guinaloo o9 raabte: DE er
Qmeriianernes 6ange."
Rogle at Staben unotom beo 6lugt.
2 bleO fangne. beriblanbt SnIurgens
iernes StatmeTter. 8agten flpetebe.
Sen. 6uniton hoboe nu oDertaeet
aommanboen igen; ban foriitrsos ben
9ngitelige qguinaloo. at ban ifuloe
faa orbenlig 8ebanoling, tog belle ben
mes &orreiponoance og ilog fig til Jta
en- Days 3io.
Den %. Darts brso ban meb belle
gnttst op til palanan gugt, bpor
9ictsburg efter 2tftale penteoe, og faa
git 2uren til Manila.
Qlguinalbo bite peb i'm Smtale of
forifellige WlGnb, at ban life bapbe
baft unberretning ON &rigens Sang
/ ben ienere 9ib. 6an ergrebe li5
ober, at ban fac fulbt og fait bdD0e
troet poo g8reOet fra 2aeuna."
Sra @aTbington forlnoer BET be-
TENT, al ban life bill blibe ltuot. Rdor
3ioen tommer, bill ban enoog blibe be
nbttet af gegerin9en fom tro 9Or9er.
Wuligbis ban inbiil od bill blioe De-
porteret til Guam. Wlan benter, at
Oprsret MI bar fact lit 9ppsitsb.