davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-05-27
The Taylors Falls Journal says:

The Taylors Falls Journal says:
Senator Ryder of East Grand Forks, Mimi,
prolonged his stay in st. Paul until the
police took him in charge The best men are
not always state senators. Far from it.
The senator from the thirty second district
should ask lis newspaper constituent whom
he is 'alludin' at"
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-05-27

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former as well as present address
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-05-27

The picturesque colonial drama. ''At Valley
Forge by VIM. L. Roberts, comes to the
Bijou next week.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-27

6n mn &irfe trr,tes opiert / Srono.
biem. I'll airten. ION lful llgge /
2itbpen. ioreiloaes al 6ornmnbitabet
bepilaet 246,000 SER.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-27
Mtr. eric Sobnions Sili9loc,
'Gloamet, Mimneiota.

Gang / tit 9tp yaa ben 500. oeIt iieeH
Tr SohrioH tom uuber rin Bebaaoliua
90 oaiaa m mems ban enonu CT anoer BE.
banolis lager ban geo uoe ! Stosen buer
7ag.
3 irtet Sili9lee har The Bone Setter til.
igiei DIR. Jrtc 3ubn'ou uoseu Smsrte mso
TN sebaHlta0. Att hars Grbeioe ,r iulo,
fanotst inerteirit; ban b-lbrsoer argbliu
ger. hUoroau be euo sr iortrsblet. os at ale
alors o. g~ltsoanaelisr al ale Slass-oert
bianot n%obafaitsl iBrO Ragrao % aaorc
ApgoHoer.
o. ipm ou'.er at foHiuItsre the Bone
Setter. bgroe itrtoe III b1m frar o. for.
Hare ~ TtiTlot % 5iere f9 irroiss I'll at
,omme ii @eii Saveaor peo Rootaaelisn
al st s~uritiat 5gar Eaar mon iaa aHiout'
m,r ri &tn Emperor tsiiper nan ia Ot
rsyte NJ hans bome ior GrlppleS7. 1910
l4,h 5trcei. Corner IpDer soeune, 5por.
po9n qaar iorbJ bans 2gr. SoutortrHs
lutifs Sl : Aiien o. ON Sauolgene 0eo
g%ttooaasuo
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-27

Wr. Gro 5ohuiou. @ioauei. giiuuciota,
par 'pot mee en- 'Bor.GlHb 6oot', Der par
oreiet ino laaleoes, at Egerne bar miot
'moo ben normal doos Brit. 5u 'S0r.
Club Scot fables oei. noar oalen er meset
icri.srre. o9 banner IN 9lrttl ION ben pore
Rfnbtaa al ct Srgo; grtiieu er unatarlia
bpi. % 1aerre lsber nj / en- SpioS ben
more van az Sooeu banner en- 6nlocirtel.
meoeus ben irore oauuer en- aup
San tom for at iouiultsre sthc goue'
Setter- for cm,rsni to 8aansSer iioen eiier
periOnlis aubsialina al gRr. 3ebn g. Grid,
i'm Reoof sr al Emperor Siognog". Der
CT perlonIis ,ieuot meo stbe 8ous eater
% bans Nrbei0e, oi hou tar ieet Here al
bans &aileu,sr. % han g%oolienoer unoer
8erGuiniua the 9ous Setter 90 aubeialer
ham oa hams Arbstot il @ubl.Fum
Norrige Nanoda eler Osu poe Sscember
tom 9Rr 3ohuiou I'll The Bone 5etter %
mco5rssie Den SIc. han haOoe byus igr
Ssbauoliuaeu belpnote, o. ban ei.ertoo ocH
/ "arg5linssh emnet" lem E enrtoium. oa
ian M bruger en- 'Suitilto" for irrite
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-27
2Srepe fra Horge.


men err bcrtc Ell itor Gel al Aaret. Sis
lers itaar bet itfe pGrii I'll mee oeune
sag. Ter er Here Stutterlag | Spaoen.
Noiiscns 2ae bar gpeIier notida reads
mGsna. Set bar i'm Sane paa Gteren.
Self SnenS lisrite &isbmGnh er lite mere
mnterialiitiife. enS az Dc er meo ION al
tipc Stntfere. Sornidno ! bette Sa9 er
@ager albert Yeoerieu. Rolisen. Sor
mano | apaIforS Sintierlag er yfi,h
Spalfors, / Soisiors Saa ptin,oi Sernt
Qaioiors,
NeieripGieuef.
SDrueen Seficn gieieri peo 3iollssu
bar DC nj ogiaa @teieri / Sultpatsbu9
ten % Srcpien Ssriruroife Reiert
itanr 'ig piItnoi aoot. nieuS Oct nteo De
to andre biotIl bar aaat heHere lntddf
0eiieu @teieri bar / CONNER beidlt en- 9
Gre rr. 9iter 9lelt SorliSeu nj lReic
riet i1Iges oaloa meget Sleli I'll Nartc
honoleruc / Woiiseu. Stsie er NcierietN
Spnilurenter @ntclfe. Der life Dor lIia
til, ar &c fan iad lepere gieltcn. ~'ierner
Smsr % iGlper; men Tor Soueeimer
opuoaes life bsi SrtS Der ! @elleu. Ndn
rloa oiinol oaina iunue ha POP I'll At
p%Gulrda, at Oct life er rdri uieo Stellef
manae SieoS.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-27
On lur GIefant.

G~lefarterne bape 10 Orb Tor nal.
minoeIig Snteui9ens, % en- epilo0e,
Der iorleoen ioreialot i Builds
Cirrus / Berlin ipnes / bsi 8rao III
befrGite oct. 9togle ai9mpeeleian
ter pare miolertioig opitolbeoe / Ell
iGrlig Afoeling % pare Der Sfipe FOR
oct halpt oriuenoe StaloperionoIes
mere eler minore ~aonOefuloe Spsa
Ga Iriaerier. Gn al Stal6periona.
let nit imiolerti0 en- ret ublio &c.
hanolins ior line Grilerier. Gn AZ
Gleionterne pasiebe uemlig lit Snit
Ga "a ilpn9ebe i'm Snabel ON oeo.
tommenoe S~talobetjent ls'teoe ham
/ @eiret % plttcoe ham nieo en- raft
3enoinq / en- nPritoaenoe Saffelie.
fiite. Sorinoen Den Suerfuloue emo.
III hapbe innoet itg pnu Den SuIts
reiie. imTffeoe 0en lncoige Spfbuo
aiiteluuQet I'll o9 iotte arampen paa,
hporeiter oen meb lin Srabel GAP Dc
life ufienbte Irpmpetlteo % oeroeo
binoreSe Smueroeneu i al bere 6dn.
aens Maab on Siplp. 6srIt Here Ii
mer eiter iapneoe man Rnnoen %
beirieoe BAN al hans SPnglel. men
han aoar bereiter iampittigheosfrlot
lonat uoen ON Gleionterne % ingen
al Dem er lPnaere ubint Tor al blipe
osinet al Stalbperionnlet.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-27
RctanIga.

Sapiit bar Seiieu ocrreo iIaaet nosei
tort pad / llo0iitspelen. men ina bar Der
eo p~irtelig uglan SaIuta for Ell Gel ~
@en9ene / ale oisie prGatigc Seie, ION
III iiuocs inoen 0errcocf. ara Fang
mcen er mt pen iiab Sei arbcioei on I'll
Rilsi:o. Gst mango Mars anmIe Vel.
"ipsrssniaal MnbueS- Hines lanss Nef
ieriloroeu Ter uu osida III III al liuuc
bIi I'll @i~rteligbeb. Hrbeicet er mi be-
amNt.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-27
lna ct tort enaelif Nsrreirsr

beitnor en- al SeuGroighe0erne / en-
3ddrepil. IaDei al aobber lna furlt.
iproigt at Den ! uogen Aiitoro lia,
rer q rigtigt IRA. Zen fan Rsos,
tlliPISe bruBes iom Stnrt, TIL uaa,
man tr.tfer roo en- heutmelig snap.
itaar Der en- tpno Yan0itruaIe no ira
hper 8reu OF auIii en- miu0re be.
bngelia C~eprrnitelie FOR Cen Ger til.
i0loigois itnnr un0er 5ruef
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-27

xd uuI uSU uUutN Ntittt1ItH. "
Sernborrtoeet fora iuienoe mo til
Siaiioner / Granite, bpor Oct INN
itan0ieoc I4nse NOT hi at iGtte al 3
Tasioaerer - Mr. o. Nsrs. Sbcnp-
ion o. Dutrcr. Anoreips itoo pan
Glntformcn % tog imoo Dem.
~g9bite oil life nteoe iregn her til
SCI. 8 / aften." iasoe AItorefps; leg
bar faaet geifco oerom. SAN bar
iifferlie life pioit. meo burlfct Sos
gnfoniten piIoe bare"
"9or bar Ell lem SoDeopine, "
folbt Ntartha mo; "fmn bun iaa Sou
til at buile iia / 0eres 89relie. no.
I'll @bite fonmter?"
Zen hinge Tige pnr NOT ltot ionn'
oref - beitoes S9nber bar iao bpiot
M, life brpnot al YrPriens Col;
benbes Aniiat par beiler life lao root
ioru isr. men berees Zine bap& fife
~foranoret zig; De iaa paa bum aloelcS
iom fgr.
Sun laaoe. bun bar belt lpttelia
PED at fonuile tilbage, herroes gomlc
Siem bar oct beoite. Oct pioite % fol.
itoo bun MI, "efterai iea bar humiet
mig loa nleeet | oct fremneoc, lagee
bun I'll BAN.
Omtrent pao lanWne Sis uotaltc
Sbomplpn iia. Sun bopbe alorle
fsIt iig iaa biemne ION pao &n
aanrle Hand); oerfor piloe I'm beller
albrig mere forla0e oen. Sea moa
hn' ben iaume itore S~pnSpiooe, lonn
jee bar beruoe," iag0e ban. yin.
orelps." tiIfsieoc ban, "hu peo, leg ul-
ITO bar iat itor Eris paa Dig, on bar
oltib pRret en- brap mng Wano; naar
jeg terrific paa Oct aamle Sonelteao,
janlen tGnfte ies oaiau pod dig"
"Sugb!" iagoe Martba ira Sioe-
prreliet. Oo INN fom no ira Sern-
ba,tepompn ipntes Irl0reips, bun bar
nlelet bIeg / SammenIigning moo
ier; MI bar bun blllsie1loe rso, %
henoes Zine iorlrelig glitreoe.
Som berilto!" lagoe bun, % ban
aioroe iaa. Mrs. 5bompion loa nh
% iop roliqt.
Spao gif Der al BEN prGgtige Mar
tbo? Sun iaa no, lom ON bun paa
engong bnobe funoe lie o9 grace.
Son pioite life, bpab ban ifuloe tro.
"Snsb," iagoe tntn. "ou pas'et
fife ior en- ioa aniporsiulo Stiling
lom oenne, oa ieg er bange Tor, at leg
maa unoerrette Reqlertngen oerom.
Gu bar pGret ialif MOB min beoite
Ben"
Sun holot lin enc @aono bag paa
Hua1ert, og / Den bapoe bun Oct Nreo,
han for 9 gar itocn SuIeoiten bdooe
ltrepet I'll benoe.
"Saigbl Womn ioo, o. lea tog Oh
oa piIDe lGie libt. Suuo tror on, ieg
ionot - Dit gurnle Srep. &eg bar
leit BET"
San gif ben til beiloe % greb oa
Spnoer, iom MI bolot Sreuet ben til
ham.
"Martba. ieg mna iorflare big.
hporlebes bette or gaaet Tor lig. Seq
ifrep Bette 9rep, o. itrar efte. fom
SelearaimeI0lngen ON DIN Saocra
itore Sslpmine. Nporleoes f1inoe leg
ia ienoe Oct 9rep? Set piloe leet
usieIt no FRA min Sioe; on a alt
ino N riatia ria Fige; ieg Den fattige,
ION ieg iremOeles En-"
"Gengana par on tel8, Suab. Oh
popeoe altiao life at iortple mig Dem
Sunobeo, ion lea lungtcoe efter."
"6aar iee 2op til at iige Dig Dem
mi %, Martba? Min 9Gnalel mine
Srem1ne on Dig bar upret ali Tor
mig / oisie t,nae. lange TO War"
9en Iften par ser en- lpffelig Sale
aiten Der miot noe pua Den ulotltrafte
Erprie.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-27
SAP Eineme meo ON, aona mi

nanr en- fommer % ipsr eiter ~the
%nop OF the Souie" og bpoer org ct
m; gii0oel moo 3opeopine. gan
siuer oig Ell Ersue, oa hots mi tar
noget al ben. beapnoer on at npie
ilig al Sapet oil ,ette iig. 1ei er
netop Oct. ban snifer. III fan bper.
ten hsrc elier le. og ban nptter An.
leorlngen til al ia meh Tia ira DIT
Sus alt. ban fan giemme ! line rum.
meiige Sonmer oa barre / ,SRnOerie
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-27
aatarrh fan life fureres

rte trtelr Will r. ea ns life raar rem III eet
9Th. hppr Srssoniraer bar nm SOB Maria a. III
"a drra naa isees tiosei. oa fer AZ hsisrsbs ben
maa . isees Ne9ieIaet. ism IeHitr Sio bet. Gait
eafarrh GHre -iases iio~ o. rtrie eirriie paa tio
Set o. slimh,unfrre cl1s eaf1rrn Cure a. 10,
IN arcfialpers S2eprif. 1fa bar nance Aar uGrei
~ipfprsne, a. or al sannete eeofe ser o. btnpiiei
rsaelm1shs uee ueinlsaira cH Al Rteepter. EeH q
iamneafa. a. be besiie HfTpefnrffree .ielr Hlag
fcEsef. % teeif slroreniese. Der rir'sr elrciic pea
Sltmaiioarriaaer Ssr bslnCs am aeniaiHta, a
DC 10 ana esicHirr pGfsr nj AZ ife-bnHse Va Pam,
uuottfnllt Atiuliaie1 eeh1uelinaen al Rata rrh
<frtr efftg 81 uesbura herom.
I. I. 60 m en- 30. xrapt..
xad Age:beffrue Z& xsleDp. Chin
7e peefe er OARS 5amilifptner. (fec
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-27
nnseomsarbeioef.

WI
9~etlaselia NOT or S~orbo.oene Zig, al
bet life nnrter itort Of arbcioe for oeHue
gag blanot ben uo.suc llugopm uooUer
Srgsen. Nnar @nttcrne poiser I'll. lnn
bIir De lie p1renaes blemne. men mad
nh pan arbeioe. lin bort ira Reoei. lan
mart be blir poiSuc, Del upiter oerfor
life itorr al iiiire llnaeouslas. Sanuiot
plnes er Der caida bare CT iaaoant oppe
/ Suauurs areos. ! Rolicen bar DC
III llngoomslaa. Der bar Dofset fa liori
% l~eosnnguat Get NJ ia ! 0sif op Ct
eaef yotaIe Tor en- 1000 arnnsr.
S.ntieriasen beiiimes og'an az Den
Cmit9notgbee. al q, itor Sel NJ unaoom.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-27
apmu,uneualset.

Seo aommuucpnleci for @eiieu az
edpes 252 Stenmer. . Apinoer oelioq |
@aleet. SalGtc blep I 9iils aulita0,
. Ears 6clm,en, 3 Agi:tel alsgaaro. 1
3ils Srntli. 3 @erut 9a.siors. q. Qans
@ituaI, I. 6. ". 0G0i8, 5. Satob Sios
Lamb. o. {. aiemutetien. 10. Yefer Iii
nes. If. Nan. 0dpia. - Seein Brnne.
10. Siercuimus almnds. IA. Rils RIOS
BON. 3. Stat {. 0du,!aue, 10. Ritolni
alenaas, II. Anoreds Nnlnub IS. 9erut
Stl!dnh. 10. Nils EG9erUei. go. aus
sreas Sorsmo. u. Ser aroten. -. 5.
Smerseus. %, c. gtsenoal og 81 6.
gpenninaSal. Zen forrjge Oreisrsr y
Slna bleu ialiei. en- BEL Gel er me
Nirnb.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-27
Afbplosnrbcioei.

0ette iunlfrru,er JIG uGiteu bare nj
Roilcen. Ser er 10 DoootemptnrIo8er,
"&aaloedlaub~ % "oaret Ser bar
fer bare Ell 9ose "p%dalogolnuo IN
Den bernie blrp Der SpliN o. llept8beo.
Hrupter AZ Den bier Stiitelieu al Ell M
2ooc. "Soaret." Sdd CT Der @neu %.
ion cn Sorneloae. @neu bar oaida III;
notwithstanding 9lorSt Sc 6oi' moeri
8cficr o1 Ioiieen. Der iii @aulIaben CT
biemmt. utoo Observation-Disclosures
iiecS at bare goe. @cn oct piler iia be
tIageljo NOT. al oiSic llngcommer. lonl
orbeiher oppc / SuIitIeImu % Sfoten.
~forioeu ~ DC bar IGrt al buunc pac
Spenii. ogiou bar iurnet oct tdrSIigt al
brittle en- Dram Mere eno goot aisr.
.9iSie nrpnic Nrbcio$iteber CT rene TeIt
huler Tor 9lrbeioeruee Moral. Wteo BE
byepelie nGuncr leo bette.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-27
Zen uurpensc 3proIanssbone

Mere euo nogeulinoe fsr er Der III I
hIsle 9nQc Snui ON ocnue noroeuoe
N%orolanNsbduc iii Den Site S't. bdphe
en- Del al 0elNelonns melt inoiInocIies
rige MGno tlIlnit CT yPeoe / Ntoilsen ior
al iuaiic ON, hoorlebes ma burec Aribc
Saoeu an oip. en- 500 Yfano par irem
meoi fra %cfien. @toiieen % clerS ira
oct 6e~IeeIuupite. VI 8errer lnuapc,S
ma ian uGpnes Amfmduo (beleu, 90
rcnlfriper Srlunrien, S%ooneprGli Ole
Tobias Glen. &aifieInoolen. YenSunnn
@rehe ira Snadien. SormanS / norerc
Shiem3 &uits Scrnbuneiumitc GcS
uneu bar iori0en Woiie Rehnttsrer
nc 8eba'tererue ior Nooe autlcrne
Der. Cm Srcmpangsmauoer par Ne
ninecrue Iiot belt. Mens ioume frcm
holof, at man igrit burne foa bsre, bpor
mcaet 9iitrtttcrus MI binrdoe. meute on
orc. at oef lite nutteoe q. lnntte ON 0ts
oraa, fsr Saaeu isrii q behrc aegre,ei
bldnnt oet breoc SoIteIag Soltct mddtte
ierit faa Scritanelier al Suuens opcrors
ocrtIiqe @etnhuirg. CpIsit Tor Si'trittei
uip
I'm Aomite. Der liuloe urbcloc imnmer
meo oeu ion nororc Shiems Amt. blep %
odIqi, 4eoIcmmer bleo Nnptclu pduta
Oh Snecrisr Atis FOR @efleu. era 3en-
nee: Scusmano |lshn Oh u. @unoer
len. ara gio: Siogiorpalter RtIien cQ
Yeusmnno Sousieu sra ReSue onn
oeIsnianb Sbb 3nbl
Gil Ell SeiimiNOna for De Silreilcnec
bier Der ldlt bepilget al Veiien % YRo.
iisens ScrreoSiturer 200 Nroucr hoer 90
al Samlaaet 300 ar.. %tiIidmu,eu Str
700.
Gen belle RuroIdnosbaue ira Siuls
nan SHaoien Ill Roee er fduulcrei
nj "a. so WRia. aroucr Set or mango
@eitqc for ct iSolt pno , Niu. Snobpg
gerc % meo en- Sra,salRIo paa ca 28C
@ltl aroncr Yleu en- Serubdne bpggei
euten Oct er for eQne eller Iaautc Yeuae
Ell bel en- Gtennom lugt I'll @nuoets Va.
tloudlformue
Ser Sr6noer.
Noiiecn / 9oobr. 1901.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-18

Josh Westhafer. OF Loogootee. Ind
Q. s A.. Is = poor man. bat he says
be would net be without Chamberlain 3
Pain Balm II Il cost ave dollars bot
tie. for It saved him from being q
cripple. No external application Is
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swollen joints. contracted muscles. stiR
neck, sprains and rheumatic and mus
cnlar pains L has also cured numer-
Gus cases of partial paralysis. II IL
for sale hy all druggists aud dealers
BENSON. SMITH 4 CO. Agents for
Hawaii. :
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-18
10 70 ; ;Es'ss g..
,....,DIV

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New York Dental
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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-03-27

Probably II will not: but that is a ques-
ton for the future. What particularly
interests us mt the moment is the applr-
entity causeless hatred Of the young Car,
who is known everywhere as a friend Of
peace. to whom the idea Of war and
bloodsheG is abhorrent.
The answer as furnished by anarchists
in Paris and London is that, at his coro-
nation, the Car promised to maintain in
tact the ancient privileges of Finland
but in a short time suppressed them. 1t
is not denied, however, that in this. as
in other instances. the presumption is
fair one that he acted under pressure Of
the bureaucratic oligarchy which, as all
intelligent people in Europe know. is the
real iron hand of power in the Empire
in the grasp of which Emperors are but
helpless puppets. If the proletariat' the
Socialists, Anarchists, and Sihilists must
plot against somebody, why do they CON
centratC so much of their attention upon
a mere incident Of the system they wish
to destroy. and not devote themselves to
freeing the Car from the influence and
control Of the real persons responsible for
it? If they kill Nicholas, another Ro-
manoff will at once ascend the throne,
and be as helpless to remedy the evils
he may deplore as was his predecessor.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-03-27
ANNUAL ART EXHIBITION.
Award of the Corcoran Gallery
Prizes Made Yesterday

The Society of Washington Artists will
hold its eleventh annual exhibition at the
Corcoran Art Gallery. in the Hemicycle.
from Thursday, March y until Saturday.
April -. a reception and private view
will be held tonight. beginning at S
o'clock.
a private view Of the exhibit of the
Washington Architectural Club will also
be held tomorrow night at $50 The ex-
hibit Of the Architectural League still
continues and the exhibit of the work of
the local architects viii be conducted at
the same time.
The Corcoran Gallery prizes. offered to
and accepted by the Society of Washing
ton Artists for their exhibition, Were
awarded yesterday. The first prize. 800.
was awarded to Jeving r. Wiles, of New
York. for a portrait Of his parents. Laura
Hills, of Boston, secured second prize
800, for a miniature portrait. The third
prize $50 was awarded to Spencer G
Nichols, of Washington. for the portrait
Of a lady The awards were made bv a
Jury composed of the officers of the Elk
ecutive Committee of the Corcoran Art
Gallery and the officers Of the society
The A. J. Parsons prize. 800 for the
best landscape painted by local artist.
was awarded 10 r.. n. Brooke, President
of the society. for his picture entitled
'Moonrise" The committee of award
consisted of Ralph Cross Johnston Victor
c. Fischer. and j. Mcclure Hamilton.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-03-27
NOT TO FOSTER BARNAcLEs. ,
A Few AIdermanic Gems Glitter Mt
a New York Session

NEW YORK. March 26-Not all of the
Brooklyn aldermen are college graduates.
as was well attested by the speeches of
several at the meeting of the Board of AL
dermen this afternoon.
Some of the Brooklyn members at
tempted to obtain the passage of a reso-
luton approving the appropriation of
100000 for repairing the Milburn reser-
voir. Alderman Bridges said that rats
We're running in and out through the
walls of the Milburn reservoir.
Such things as them should not be
So said the alderman. When hot sum-
mer comes and that reservoir is not done
and the people of Brooklyn has no water
then they will blame us and get legisla-
ton over our heads"
In a second outburst of oratory Alder
man Bridges said:
Il takes no orders from no political or
ganizatioE except the one with which I'm
afflicted in my own borough of Brook
Iyn."
Alderman Waters said: This appro-
priaton is an outrage onto the people
and is some sort of scheme of private
water companies to foster barnacles onto
the city"
The resolution to approve the appro-
priation was lost by few Tammany
members joining the opposition and pre-
venting the necessary two-thirds major
ity
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-03-27
NAMED BY THE PRESIDENT.
to Four United states
District AttOrneyships.

The following Presidential appoint
rnents were announced yesterday:
Justice-Warren 5. Reese, jr., of Ala
bama. to be Attorney of the United States
for ne Middle district of Alabama; James
d. Elliott. of South Dakota, to be Attor-
ney of the United States for the District
Of South Dakota: Edgar A. Angler, Of
Georgia to be Attorney Of the United
States for the Northern district of Geor-
gia; Pliny l.. Soper. of Indian Territory,
to be Attorney of the United States Court
of the Northern district of the Indian
Territory.
War-Regular Army-To be judge adj
vocate. with the rank of major: Harvey
c. Carbaugh. George NJ. Dunn, and John
A. Hull; to be captain of cavalry: Isaac
r. Dunkelberger; to be first lieutenant
of cavalry: Roy +. Harper; to be second
lieutauants in the artillery corps: George
NJ Brooke and Frank b. Edwards; 10 be
captains of infantry: Morton f. Smith.
Louis b. Lawton, Louis n. huffman.
James 4. Hutton, Glenn II. Davis. and
Franklin S. Hutton; to be second lieuten-
ants Of infantry: Thomas p. O'Reilly.
Volunteers-To be surgeons. with the
rank of major: William n. Wilson, James
NJ. Kennedy and William F. Lippitt, jr.;
to be assistant surgeons, with the rank
of captain: William b. Summerali. Willis
j. Raynor. Frederick A. w. Conn,
Thomas X Mullins and Simon J. Fraser;
to be second lieutenants in the Thirtieth
Infantry. Lester j. Wood and Charles A
Sharp
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-03-27
TO PATROL ALASKAN WATERS.
\ Large Fleet to he Maintained h,
the Government.

The Government will maintain a large
iieet of vessels in Alaska waters during
the coming season of open navigation for
the enforcement of law and order and
for the transportation Of supplies to army
posts in the district. Besides the army
transports plying between Pacific Coast
ports and points in Alaska one naval YES
sci and six revenue cutters will cruise in
far northern waters. The Wheeling. as
usual will have her summer station at
Dutch Harbor. and from that port as a
base will make a visit as far east and
south as Sitka and possibly as far north
as Behring Sea.
Naturally the most important work will
be done by the revenue cutters. The cut
ter Nunivak is now frozen i'm for the win
ter At the north of the Dali, northern
branch of the Yukon near the Arctic Cir
Gle. and during the season she will ply
up and down the Yukon River enforcing
the customs and navigation laws and con-
tinuing the soundings and charting Of
navigable channels.
The Treasury Department has completed
the plans for the summer cruises of five
other revenue cutters, now on the Pacific
Coast but which will start for Alaska
within the next month The Bear will
sail from Seattle on April % for Buaro-
nesskof Bay. on the coast of Siberia,
where she is expected to meet Lieutenant
Berthholf. who is making a winter trip
across the Siberian wilderness in search
Of reindeer The object is TO collect
herd of reindeer at Baronesskof Bay by
May Is, and If Lieutenant Berthholf is
successful about $50 of the animals will
be taken aboard the Bear and transport
ed to the Teller reindeer station at Port
Clarence to swell the domestic herds be-
ing established in Alaska for tine benefit
of the Esquimaux- After that the Bear
will make her regular Arctic cruise. going
as far north and east in the Arctic Ocean
as Point Barrow.
The Rush. another cutter. will be sta
toned at Stka and cruise west and south
to look after the growing commerce of
Southeastern Alaska.
The Grant will make her annual cruise
among the salmon canneries, which indus
try has grown to enormous proportions in
Alaska. The Manning and the Thetis Will
cruise in Behring Sea and along the chain
of Aleutian Islands and the seal Islands.