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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-25
Sum eli 9foic.

gen gort, Mai "a. - s 6plge Ell
Uleooelelie til o6eralO" fra 4eting,
nar bet IiOite U}poe meGem De fremme-
De 8eTanOter opta9et of Pl1nOringsz
biitorier.
Zen engclffc Gcfan0t5 6uitrn,
2abn Mt0Onaio. bar nemlig af Den
omeritanIte General Gbaffee blepsn
omtalt en- WleOoelelIe til 0oi6inqton
pod iaabun Bis Iom ON BUN bab0e
belto9et ql1norin9en.
50 Geidnbter erflGreoe, at alt
bbao bun 6ob0e for6ruot, bar at
piutte en- gul 8oie / 9aOen. 9erimoo
bapoe en- bcfenot ameritdnIt Dame
qaaet runot meo en- 2(ntitDitets6anbffr
for at ban funbe D9roiGtte, bDilte
Sing &ejieren8 6ofbolOning Der bar
melt pnroifulot. Gn Sang bapOe Dc
TO appere befalet en- Soloat meO 8aios
netten at adbne ct @emmeIteo for toTtz
bart BorcelGn.
Den dmeritanIfe ReprGientant ipaz
rebe intet paa benne 2tntlage mob
bans Ganosnanbinoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-25
Nr1leriRa.
9rn itort Strcjfc.

geaibinqion, 9laj %. - atier /
Dag bar Here Sunoreoe grb'iOere e9tt
De itrejtenoss 2ntal; poa Den anoen
Sioe bar 40 Gompa uier sipet eiter for
Waitinarb,loern}s arab.
Der re9nes iaaleoes MI tun at pGre
omtrent 80 600 Mano paa Strejt'.
vi Sernbanei lTtabe II bar bet inc
bet meft meo al iaa De Spoen blem=
meberen til at MORO nme 6rnbene.
Ter bar pPrct 'srt liOli9 0onierente-
msOer. men llo-a.oet teaoes enbnu lille.
sra 8ttroi meooeles. at American
Gar d 6ounorn 6omp n1 bar ino=
rsmmet ale fin, 5000 Dlaho De for=
lan3te pnntter.
Senef RonOog otntcs De iirejienbes
Sri. at oere fuloitTn ig o. fulbtal.
III.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-25
3po 8olitifcr.

epringfielo, 81, Nlai %. = qaa
qelano .0otel Der gnen oeoe forbenz
pprenoe Guoe-ner Sobn 8. Gamer.
SPANS Deo tom uoentet % pIuoieligt.
..6ans qiD 9it ub iom ct Qps", iom
forbeno. Senator 8obio 9itle IaQoe.
Gamer baDOe tun Daret ipg iiOen i
Sgnba9s, og 0sosoaria9en angioes
iom @i9t, Der iIog iig paa 6iertet.
0upernpr 3anner bapbe arbejbtt
fiq op fra oen 6cIteone Sitting ION
5armer0reng 9Ginois til at blioe
famine Stats @uperuer / 1896.
!0an beiaO mango gooe GgcuIfober
fremIor alt en- ubeielig 6nergi; oerfor
fenbes bans 9ip paa en- Iangiom men
filter 5rsmgangsiamp. 60u iaar
9ionssbbro for en- fietben 6Gbtrlig.
beb og u6eItiiteligbeo 6an bsanub.e
meb inad politiIfe @mbeber bans
eget 6ountD, 6leb Sainois Stdtstass
ierer og 6jalpetasierer for be 5oren.
Stater.
: 1896 nominereoe5 ban til gu
perngrembsbet, oq oermeb r1tteoe ban
inb paa ben bsiefte poit, ban naaeoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-25
Sioite 11Yt.
SDIcrne i aina.

Berlin, Maj "a. - 0st ertlarts
Der, at @reo b. Daloeriee Oil forlaOe
Pefing b. 81. Maj e1er Iaa omtrent D
rejie til Sapun. UluligOis refer ban
bjem ober be 6oreaeoe Stdter.
9et benGgtes, al ban, iOm bet bar
forlpot / engelIte glabe, ituloe baoe
boFt en- Gdmtale meo aejier anang
Gu og af ben 0runo 6apOe beilutist
lite at forlaoe aina, for aejIerbofet
bar penot tilbage til Peting.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-25
Snltaucn Og 3tulicn.

&onitantinopel, Maj "a. - Gn itas
lienIt goitembeosmanb er bleben arrez
Iteret. 60orfor Den italienite @eian9t
bar forlangt ojebliftelig QGresopreiss
Ming fra Portens Sibe. Oct er bet
anoet OOergreb MOB StaIienere / 2es
bet af tort 3io.
@ipes 2Gresoprejsningen life. sil
ben italienIte 3e9ering Ttrdt8 9ipe Il
5orlangenoe @ftertrpt peO ct arig5=
itibs 2lfIcnoelIe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-25
Tra Spbnirita.

Qonbon, D}ai "a. = Cir 2llirt6
Wilner antom 6ertil / Dag o9 blso
oTicielt mootaget of aabinettets 0}eoz
lemmer foruoen andre OiItingOereOe
6errer, iom G6amberlain 9upoe faaet
trummet iammen.
De aratulereoe M}ilner til bans go
be llbieenOe, men De Ipurgte BAN life
ON, bDorleOes De engellte SolOater
nebe / Sp0afrita fad ub.
Dog - bet ital bel for6anoles
9emmelig6eo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-25
Snbas GrlmOlou.

!6abana, Maj "a. - S ben gruno=
lopgioenOe 5oriamlings MpOe Dag
bleo aomiteen8 Minoritet8 5orillg
fortdftet meb 10 Stemmer mob 8. $
Worqen oil man antagelig tomme til
isor6onoling ober 5lertdllets 6orila3,
bporefter 2(fItemnin9en muligois pil
finoe Steb paa WlQnbog.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-25

Grfarne og forr.anbige Ulpbre, gis
Der oeres 9prn ,Hoctb Mountain
3ea" en- Sang oenne Maaneb, bet bill
bepare oem friife. 35c. 5abriteret uf
,.MabiIon Meoicine 60" Spsrg 0s=
res 2lpoteter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-25

Den beremte biItoriIte 5orteGling:
o@oloemar Seier" uf ben foltetarc
9igter 9. 9. Sngemann bill blipe
oHenli9gjort i oOaniferen" nGite
Rumer. Sgrg for at faa benne 6or=
telling ubbreot pper belle bort Solt
berobre. 9eltil DIT" itrats; itriu
efter prepenumre. 29s ,9albemar
Sejer" fra gegbnoelIen af.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-25

9anft Sfobfnfpeftgr. Gn
6onlt ManO, 2tlfreO SIadien, Der bar
beet Rdcine, 8is., er bleoen uonoout
til Sfopinipetter Zen Werico. 6r.
sSfadien bar rejit til napnte Steo fer
I;t 6el6reOs StDlo. ioet ban Iom 5.:=
biaig ben Ipanit=ameritanIfe ari9
6apbe paaOraget fig 9rpTti9ge. 8eb
2(u5ofdling fra aniete MGno / 0iss
coniin faTeoe Senator Quarle5 ban
Yoiten, Der iorterer unoer 6orbunbss
re9eringen og lennes meo $50 mddnebs
Zig. 6ans 2(r6ejoe er at tnIpicere
3emmerbugYten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-25

6ratrG belle. Gaptein Il. Ga
roe, iom iiben 1897 bar fsrt ,,8et for
eneoe 0ampiti6sielita6s~ Sfb SEN
tucf1" Der 9aar pad Gep Orleans
- 9eD gort og ae6en6aOn, bar pad
@runo af SDgoom fratraabt i'm poit.
.9an bar OGret aaptejn / "a 9ar.
oaentuctp" antom forleben til as=
benbdon.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-25

0Dnamit. st &oItbus Maois
ionDille, ap., b0or Der boeoe 8 SITE
5agforeningsmGnO, bleo ipr9n9t
Guften meo 0pndmit; men ingen 4
geboerne br0btes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-25

ulDffe8tiffp1be. G6itago,
Mai "a. r. Gn paa 9eitIiOen oeltenot
0anIier, G6eo6or 6anien, omtom /
eaar beb et lllDttestilfGlbe. 6anI3n
bar abitillige Qtar bGret 8labbrins
ger. og oa ban i'm baglige @ernina
oeb Belmont og Weitern Qloes tom inb
beo et af 9anblsb omgaroet 8lomIters
bus git aeretejet bdglanot meb ban.
Gn @artner forle9te at rGtte ben orutz
nenbe en- Reoningsitang, men GlauI.n
fit life fat ben.
Den afosbe bar forporigt forleben
Dag bleben oberfalben al ct par unqe
Menneifer. 9enne Sag tom op 3
3imer efter 9aniens 8pb; berfor fri
tenotes De ontlageoe.
3beobor Sanlen bar febt Silfes
borg 1916, og tom for q 2(ar Iiben
til 6bicago, bbor ban Tben bar boct.
9an bar gift meb en- norIt 9binbe,
men be babbe in9en 9ern.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-25

9anbsmunbsftab. Gfter ct
babe opbolot fig tun tire Du9e 6bicas
90 efter fin 2lnfomit fra 0anmart
bleD earl Sdnien, en- une 8sbenbaps
ner, oDerfuloen og pIpnorst al 70
Ganbsmano.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-25

9bgninasn sr af gluriten og better 2
4cres 2anb. Den Ital bere en- af be
itsrite o9 6eoIt uOItpreOe 9bgninger /
0er0en.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-25

8eteron bp0. Sen. 7SriBz
Sobn porter er DOB fit 6iem / Morz
ristopn, y. s., 50 Q(ar 9ammel. 6an
bar 9eteran ira ben mericanife &ug
og gor9erfriaen. llnoer 9or9ertrigen
bleO ban lat unoer Sri9sret for lite
at babe ablnot beiere Orpre Slaget
peo 9un Run og bleD flnbet ifploig.
&ongresien gengaO BAN bans 4ang
mango 2lar Ienere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-25

Gree tsSn bianerne falber
til 5eie. Ctmu gee, q. g.. Wai
"a. 3 @aor peoto9ss 6reet= =3rattaten
4 Snoianeriiammens Rat b. Der bar
% Stemmer for o9 II imoo. Den bill
nu blioe COB, ioa mart g t,eteren for
Roaoet bar lnoeritrs.st ben.
Get re9~es for en- ai 3errit riets
bi9tighe biioriife 9seibenfeoer, oo
8ratiatSn iii meoisre mun9loloi9 auls
iurnobrsoeli,. Man bar for9a pes sn-
et ben afilutie be iioite tpoe aar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-25

Den permanente peng r
Qaris, Nloj "a. - 3prtiets
offending Der Sgrantri9 bar telegras
feret til Sultanen, at, 6pis be life
itrats faar beres 9en ubbetalt, bill he
forlabe oeres Boit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-25

&ina. Berlin, Maj %. - Der
finer ,.9ofalan3eiger" bar et 3elegram
fra Yeting ON, at be alliereoe Ma9tcr
er enige ON at trGtte iig 10 at Pez
Ting. 3pItlono. 5runtriq, Gngluno,
3uslano og 5apan bill efterlaoe bDcr
en- 2egationsoagt paa 300, Stalien %
9Iterrig en- paa 200 og De 5oreneOe
Stater $50. 3ientiin Ital beiattes +
600 Mano; 1,500 U&ano bill be5uben
blipe foroelt langs Ruten mefem qe=
ting og 0aoet, men paa bisie 9oitey
ftal Der lite ftdtionere8 2tneritanere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-25

Sbtr 2ftIanteren / Is l.
noe 9iotoria, 9. g., Uloj %. - ).
Is. 9oIs. en- Ssmano, iom for TO 2(ar
iioen git 10 6erfra til Paris / ga6ten
Bora, men ppgab Turen / Banana,
bar tiltraaot en- Gur ooer 2ltlonterbo=
Dtt / en- inoianif &rigscanoe, fom er
oOeroettet o9 uoitpret men Sejl. 6an
leoiages al Qorman Burton, en- 5ou,=
ndIiit, iom tioligere op6olbt fig :
Milpautee.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-25
9anlfz fzglmcrif0nif.

5ra 2uno. Nlinn., meoOeles at 80
ifonoinapiIe 5amilier Sommerens
Qeb bill forlaoe Ggnen og neoI9tte iiq
/ 2llberta, San. 8erDeo bliper n9ltfn
2 6ele 5olpnI5ips afolfebe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-25

Subertler blanbt coo get.
40 M9lteiser, Der leo af 3ubeituloie,
bleO iorleotn orebt paa Wl bmlp mel-
lem Ct Qaul o9 Minneapolis. 3e
b'eo Gorbejen toIieret nf Statsns
Sun, + osraao, Oe Gieren i'll ben fp.
giorie @ritainin9.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-25
lllDttefiQt Il Sprinq.

ntbffeGi8t Sprtng. 5
Bear Rioer GanDon, lltab, omtom D.
13be Maj en- 21=aarig oanIt Mdno,
2ebi 9enOritIon fra Hepton, Spn a.
2toolf 6enOrition o9 fsbt Ooenie.
0an piIoe Ipringe op pad ct S5ernbaz
retoq, men Inubleoe og falbt neo eR
90 SOB bpb llograoning. 9dn bpoe
] Zine efter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-25
Oeroens 1lYt.

&ri9en i SD0afrita. Sap
itaoen, M}aj %. - s Miobel6urg,
aoptolonien, bar 9oerne braget fig
iammen, oq De rDtter MI frem III
3murberq. Wange npe goerafoelinz
ger er gaaeoe ober Orangeflooen, inO /
&optolonien. aommanbant 5ou4e
bar forenet fig meo goerne Der, fom
teller omfring 800. Oct anIes fer
giOet, at 66riitian De @et after tom=
manOerer 8oerae / &aptolonien.
,5ernbane6roen peO gstbulie, iom
8oerne eoelaqbe for Il MaaneOer
iiOen, aabneoes / Gaor.
5orbenoarenoe 9rGfiOeat gratoriz
us, OOer Orange 6riItaten er ofgaaet
oeO Oebeu.
S 3ranspuul Ipnes Der ogTou ct
foregaa en- SammenOra9ning af 3rOp=
perne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-25

qfbsb RDbpQ9er. Gdmle
Claus Wlotben. en- of De Glbite Tn
609gtre 9etalumd, Sal, bleb iibie
Senbag ltebt til Sorocn unoer itor
8eItagelie. s 5ior i 0ttober feirebe
ban % 6uItru oeres @ulo6rDIup.
9}elBen og 6uitru tom 15la. ogis
en-, Der til 2anbet fra 6aOersleo /
Maj 1877 og rejite Itrats til qetalas
ma, 6bor be nGiten uofbruOt bar beet
lige IiOen.
Claus Ulolben bar feot Gappeln
ben 22be 2(uguit 1924 og 6Ieo altiaa
naiten II 2(ar 9ammel bans efterlss
oenbe 6uitrus 6iemitabn er 2lgaaro
/ SnGano, bbor bun feotes ben 245e
September 1922. De bar oeres
2GgteItab bait 7 gern. bporaf 5 er !
gipe Den Gloite 9atter er Gift meo
,So6n 9onien, en- anoen Datter meo
g. 3. ylisien = 10 al petallmas met
dniete QdnosmGno - og Ell treble
8atter er gift meo g. .. Sole. tios
Gqere 9orgmeiter af 9ortlonb, Ore.
gon. 66arles Molbsn, ben Gloite Il
Ssnnerne, er betenbt fom en- bDgiig
qanomano og boiot 9oint aepes,
me6ens BEN pngite Sen, 2trel, er s}ns
be6aoer al en- aniet Sitting port=
LAMB.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-25
81 tniinOc Sing.

Wiraielooltoten arre iterei.
0bic 90, Wai "a. enoeli9 bar man inns
oct for Qoot at t,re2lltrlnoer0emie.
Oct itete Gal, eiter at Der par af9iz
oct iaaoanne Ylonesbn b om ell ms
afoso WIs. Suoos 8iliiano umiOoels
bart ier 3eOcn, ot 8lme tunoe lges
at bRre iriminelt anioariiJ for benots 8
9so.
0lrs. Subj bar / garnslso, men
beuoes Runo. Der er GiatOa 8omies
3ion, biloe iagsn qo9e teute, iisnt
bans 0uIiru ; nlaa SO 3imer meo
itcre 5merter og arampetiliRlOer.
Senocs qi9 tleO qrooet op og eGs
oe,ne erllnrer. al BET oiloe p9re q laet
ooot oQ naiurl9t. bDis Der blot bdOoe
maattet bare en- 2Gqe iii Sts,e.
gto Spgslejet baboe 8OmIe r9 2
ySpg p'eje,iter" frl ,3On bOIot gsn.
Yer er inmiioig faloen Renoelle
Sn9en cneoGeroe ben afoso, oauIte
Wirs. 6briisnisu, DER iOm iii Sfaoe
nplio peo o,n fore 9rano o5 bps
Ni no binoreoe qossbjelp, Ell ban
i'll otn 10 brenOte .outru bru9t I'll
.3lon, boor man nGlten int forete9
iig til Sntrternes 2inoriu9 Og Saarc.
mes qoSn ng.
6un osos Der - og gr9srne tonlia-
ierer al 2laria9en maa igses / Ii9efrCm
6oiismmtlie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-25

SnbptelIe. Den npe Qlgers
brugsfole Deb Sainois llniOeriitet
llrbana, 81, inbbieoes ben q. Mdj.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-25

Sra N}anila Wanila, W}oi %.
Sra bet fpberaIe Ydrtis 6opebfparttr
iuno9gres BET, at llnoer6anolingerne
ON SnIurgentqeneralen Dialbars
Opergioelie er mislptteoe5. Nalpar
bar tbGrtimoo protlameret fla Iom
8itt1tor 6an bill Jamie De ipreote
Reiter al Sniurgenterne. ialt mdaite
1900 Moab, og orguniiere Den fire
SoGraioelin9er.
1beobore 6erranbe3, en- 5rans
ciscanermuni, bar Dag itiQet for
Retten, antlaget for llnber1a6 pdd
$4,000. 9an bar en- af De lem 2los
miniitratorer / Frduciscaneroroenen,
men ban toa hele eer finantieac BETH
reIie paa fig ielO unoer 4aaifano di,
at ban bar eneIte 2(ominiitrotor. De
mango pen9e qemte ban til iia ielp.
- @n norIt Mlano. &iel Gnaelitiou,
er orreiteret Tor Spioneri. 6an bar
paret Meaemleo menem Suntaen
6ontong og SnIurgentfsferne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-25

Gtor Slbles. Warieilles,
Sa., Wlai %. - 70. D. 8ocss papir=
fabrit er poelagt peo 8runO. 0ele
gDgningens nOrOIige llej ligger /
Q(fe. Den bill bliOe genOpbpgset itrats.
Gn Del 3epdrationer / 5abriten bar
SfDlo /, at bet norteos paa 9ano II
SIuining. 9ranoltooen anilaas til
100000.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-25

Guftonens uro. Rom, Maj
%. - 5 5slge o9ribuna" bar Sult1=
nen laoet en- Staliener, Or. Groci8,
itDOe uoen 2ob og Dom. Sultancn
mistantte Grocis for al bare 2lgeut
fer llnqtnrterne. men ben italienile
8egerin9 bar MI forlangt 2Gresoprej5z
ming, 6oiltet WlanOen bog lite bliOtr
leDenoe at.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-25

WeD,r paiiti ior. at ban foruOIn9o,,
OeO g lernernes 9jaIp, Prefoent DC
ainleps va g. ~oengon8 oa Srpans
99s itinneOe allerltGrtelt".
y9Gg Werte til. tiger ban M,
ni,9 flyer lite, at pr f'enten oil bliOe
inigmproet 5uni. Sljernerne tiger
itte nO3et en-, ut ban OirieIi9 bill blioe
orG5t. Men De oiicr, Of Der oil blpe
sOet gtitentater paa bans 9ip". S,t
bar oerfOr. at Meper ienote openitca
enoe 8eleera II til proiio nj picainlep.
2in9aa me Dirs. Ncainlep ertlGrer
ban. at BUN 6oert Sale eil !eee til
refe 6sbruar, Niorts eler qlpri';
men ol oil ban igen blpe alpor ia ips.
Tor 3io er naiien for tlo9.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-25

8Iooi9t Sommenftpb. b. Ct.
petersburg, Mai %. - Strejtenoe
Qtr6eiOere peb O6er6off Sernparfer
QleranoronIfp 6apOe forleoen ct Bio
bigt Sammenitgb meb 9olitiet. Om=
firing $500 Strejtere an9re6 9olitiet
og iaareoe Z 9oliti6stjente. Soloaz
Ter talOtes til 5orItartninq; De offps
re0e ire Saloer pad 5oltemangben,
30 W}ano Orqbtes p9 IDp iaareOes;
22O W}ano arreItercoes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-25

9enrif Sbfen fpg. Sris
itidnid, W1aj %. - Den 6elenote nocz
ite 6Orfatter 0enrit Sbien bar efter
nogen 3ios Snfluen3olioelie faaet st
Slagtilfaloe. 0ans Qemmer lammes
bes en- Del; men DGrIt bar Slaget for
2tniigtsmuItlerne. 6an tan nGppe
tale. Gu tan ban til Rgo gaa oppe
oeo 6jGlp al en- Stot.
SONGS Gbparbs9ib / : arc.
aDoe, Ssle Of @rig6t, U}ai %. -
Song GomarO 7. bar ON 9orO paa
S6amroct 2 unoer 9apIeilaoIen ber.
9ubIelig fit gadten en- aaiteOinO inO
pau 9reoiioen, iaa Maiier og RGer
tnHtteoes.
Gn Shnb iaa bet ub, iom ga6t5n
0ilOe tulbieiIe, men efterbaanOen ar
beioeoe ben op MOB 8inoen.
&Onqen Itoo miOtiti6s % mudtte
faIte fla nafegrus paa 0Rffet for life
at blioe llnnqet ober gor0.
!0eloigbis tom ingsn til Sfabe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-25

McSinleDiGnrs. Iep DOrt,
Mai %. - Zen pa9ite 2itronom r9
NtlOlO3 Der qanost bar al RI ii9 mss
get bemertet. Fan beoo Meper o9
bOr 6Obottn, u. . 6oyrplig tsle=
9rafereoe ban fslgeno, IL qrei bnt
Mcainlep San 6rnrcsco: Ser 8
6uiiru oil leOe. Wen po9t Gem for
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The San Francisco call., 1901-12-24
FIGHT AGAINST
RAILWAY MERGER
Governors of Interested
States Are to Meet
at Helena.
Will Give Moral Support to
Minnesota's Attempt to
Stop Combine.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Dec. 23.-Attoruey
General Douglass to-day announced the
appointment of M D. Mum Of st, Paul
and George P Wilson Of Minneapolis. as
his associates in the legal fight the State
will make against the consolidation of
the Great Northern, Northern Pacific and
Burlington roads. Mum is one of the
leading members of the Ramsey County
bar. Wilson was formerly Attorney Cen
eral of the State and is now a member
of the State Senate. He helped frame the
constitution of the State and is one of
the oldest practicing attorneys in Mime
sofa.
Both of Douglass associates are ex-
perts in constitutional and corporation
law.
Governor Van SAINT has received replies
from the Governors of Montana and
North Dakota to his suggestion that a
ested in fighting the Northwestern rail-
way merger to be held at Helena Mont
December 80. Governor Toole approves
and welcomes the Governors to Montana
Governor White of North Dakota prom
ises to attend, with Attorney General
Pyle of that State. Governor Van SAINT
sent invitations to the Governors of
North Dakota, Montana, Idaho, South
Dakota Washington and Oregon, and
suggests that in addition to the Governor
the Attorney General of each State at
tend. Governor Van SAINT is desirous of
securing the moral support of all these
States in Minnesotas fight against the
merger,
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-24
COURT UPHOLDS
THE DIRECTORS
Dissolves the Northern
Pacific Railway
Injunction.
Says Company Has the Right
to Retire Preferred Stock
at Par. ..,..s


NEW YORK, Dec 23.--Justice LScott in
the Supreme Court to-day dissolved the
injunction obtained by Wolff Bros. and
others restraining the Northern Pacific
Railway Company from retiring the pre-
ferred stock of $75,0G coo on January r.
Justice Scott says the company had the
positive right at it's option to retire the
preferred stock at par, and that its di-
rectors were authorized to exercise that
option on behalf of the corporation. He
added:
The plaintiffs have no concern with what
may be done with the stock of the company
after the preferred shares have been retired,
in consequence of such retirement, nor are
they in position to question the manner in
which the company proposes to raise the money
to retire their shares, so long as they are as
fendant's right to retire the plaintiffs stock
was less clear than 1 deem it to be, L would
still hesitate to permit the temporary injunc-
tion to stand. The plaintiffs though holding
preferred stock to a considerable amount, real
ly hold but q small percentage of this class
of stock, and of course a much smaller per
centage of the total capital stock of the COM
pany.
The claim is that they are entitled to op-
portunity to subscribe for the convertible GER
tif1eates representing common stock to be is
sued in place of the preferred stock.
Upon what that claim is based is not made
very apparent, but assuming that it is well
founded reason is suggested why they can
not be fully and amply compensated in an
action for damages for the denial OF their as
sumed rights
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-24
ARMY TRANSPORT
HAS ROUGH TRIP
Head Winds and Stormy
Weather Delay the
Mcclellan.

NEW YORK, Dec 23.-The United
States transport Mcclellan arrived here
to-day from Manila via Suez with thirty
eight ca bin and 242 soldiers from the Phil
ippines. Of these 235 men are of the
First Battalion of Engineers; the others
are discharged soldiers. Among the cabin
passengers were Colonel c. A. Dempsey,
Major Henry Wygant, Major ]. e. Max
lin, Captains c. c. WalcOtt, F. H. Law
ton, H. L. Threlkeld. Lieutenant Earl
Edmundson, Captain H. f. Stevens, Lieu
tenant ]. S. Johnston and Lieutenant w.
S. Martin
The transport brought two dead bodies
Captain Herbert Draper of the United
States Marine Corps, VINO died at Hong
Kong, and w. NJ. b. Tabb, a civilian clerk
to the United States naval engineer at
Guam, who died on board ship Novem-
Der r. The battalion of troops is under
the command of Major ]. l.. Maxim of
the Eleventh Infantry. Eight officers
who were passengers on the transport
left the vessel at Port Said to make a
tour of Europe.
The Mcclellan had head winds and
generally stormy weather from Suez and
fresh easterly to sOutheasterly gales to
longitude 80 west along the thirty-third
parallel, then fresh north and west gales
TO Bermuda. The transport was very
slow and was obliged to put into Ber-
muda for coal, her supply having run
down to etghty-five tons. Taking on
board 142 tons, she proceeded from Ber-
muda to this port.
The Mcclellan since leaving New York
July 10 last has covered a distance of
25,751 miles. She left New York with 100
men for the Twenty-sixth United States
infantry ana a party of eight Congress
men. She arrived at Manila September 9.
discharged the troops and then spent
twenty-five days visiting the various ISL
andS with the Congressional party She
left Manila on October Is on her return
to this port.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-24
COUNSEL SCORES
ELIJAH DOWIE
Likens Him to a Devil
Fish That Strangles
It's Victims.

CHICAGO, Dec. 23.-The closing argu-
ment in the suit against DR." Alexander
Dowie for the appointment Of a receiver
ship for his Zion lace industries was be-
gun by Attorney S. W. Packard to-day in
Judge TuIey's court. Packard denounced
the action Of Samuel Stevenson, DOwte
brOther-in-law, in having brought the
suit and expressed the hope that his bet
ter spirit would move him to a reconcilia-
ton with Zion. A strong plea was made
to show that DOWie was not infalible.
Attorney Packard Hkened Dowie to ]. p.
Morgan as a great organizer, but said
he doubtless made mistakes
HE does not claim to be more than hu-
man." he said ''fOr in the Bible St. James
says Elijah was a man Of like passions
with ourselves"
Packard in upholding Dowie's claims as
Elijah said that he would prefer him at
his bedside if he were at the point OF
death rather than any skilled physician.
Packard is not member OF the Zion
Congregation
DIR" DOwie and his wife were present
in court with by far the largest number
of followers that has yet filled the court.
During Attorney PaCkards s recital OF
DOWie'S identity with 'EHJah the Re
stOrer, DOWte frequently rolled MS eyes
upward and gazed at the ceiling as though
Following Attorney Packard's argument
for the defense, Attorney F. i. Reeves,
for the plaintiff, ikened DOwie to "a.
devfI-fish that twined its arms about it's
victim and quieted him until it got q
strangle hold
He touched upon the death of Mrs
Stevenson. wife Of the plaintiff and sister
of Dowie and said that when Stevenson
in mis- grief sought out DOWie as brother
and priest, DOwie gave him cup of gall
and called him a murderer.
Arguments in the case closed this after
noon and the case was given into the
hands of Judge Tuley-