davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-01

On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was active; creameries l5023L,c
dairies, 10Ql9c. Cheese, quiet at iOLMllLc'
Eggs, quiet: fresh, 16lac.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-01
Condition OF the Treasury,

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2-Todays state
ment OF the treasury balances in the gem
eral fund, exclusive of the $3.50. 900. 900 gold
reserve In the division of redemption,
shows: Available cash balance. s147, us. sos ;
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-01
81. Joseph Live stock Market.

SOUTH ST. JOSEPH, Feb, 2S,-(Special) }
The journal quotes:
CATTLE-Receipts, 200 head; market ac-
tive steady; natives. 81. l0a5 20; Texas and
westerns, So 6OI5.l0; cows and heifers, Sc. 250
AS; bulls and stays, $225m4. 76, yearlings
and calves. $350li4. 70: stockers and feeders,
$3 25Gli. 40; veals. S50Q7.00.
HOGS-Receipts, S7o head market steady
to 21ac lower; all grades, $52Oa5.45; bulk OF
sa les, s.. .25ii5.35; pigs, steady.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 100
head market steady
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-01
Indicates Sunday
The official number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle Hogs. Sh d. III ses.

Total receipts ........I4 I1O TO
The disposition of the days receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num-
ber of head indicated:
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-01
AGREES ON REDUCTION BILL
Committee Announces Result Of Delibsrs-
tions Upon War Revenue Act
REPEAL SOME PROVISIONS, RETAIN OTHERS
VIII XIII Tax on Hank Checks, FROM
ssory Notes, Express Receipts,
Telegraph nnd Telephone Mes
sngcs aud Mortgages.
REPEAL SOME PROVISIONS, RETAIN OTHERS

WASHINGTON Feb. 2s.-The senate has
agreed to the conference report on the war
revenue reduction bill There was no OBJ
lection.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-01
'Ex-interest. "Onered.


"VHrVH STOCk VuOVHtTOnH.
BOSTON Feb %.--Call loans 3d3ta per
cent; time loans, 3d4 per cent. Official
closing:
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-01
sheep Brought Good, steady Prices
Today, hut tho Demand for Lambs
Was Light and the Market
Dull and weak.
SOUTH OMAHA, Feb.
/ 1901. 1890. 1899. 1893 1897 1896. 1876

Average price paid for hogs Tor the past
several days. with ompsrisons:
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-01

Following are the receipts at the four
principal western markets for February 2S:
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-01

ticles. Open. High. Low. Close. Yes,y.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-06-12
HattoX-Britton Murder Trial
Gets Set Back Once
More.
HOW IT DRAGS ALONG
Already Il Delay Of More Than Two
Years In the Hearing OF Case
Has Excited Comment.
PoStponement Now Due To Illness OF
the " itc 81 the Murdered
Man.

Terre Haute. Ind. June IL Judge
Piety has postponed the trial of -NIeuZo
MattpN. accused Of the murder of Ed
win Eriffou until tine September term
of court. This j the ease a nearing Of
which has already been delayed TWO
years and the pasfpoument of which
was refused last week hy the judge
when tie defense asked for il on tie
ground that one Of the attorneys was
busy forming the Indiana coal trust.
The poStpoument now is because tile.
woman who was the wife of Triton
and who was an eyewitness Of the
tragedy Is reported to Tee critically i'll
The former ~ ponement several
months ago was because She was not
present After The death of her hus
band size made her home with Mr. and
Mrs. MattoX the latter being her sis
ter. The tragedy occurred in sullivan
county aud change of venue WAS ia
ken to This county Mrs Britton is
now Mrs. Joseph <itcheII
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-06-12
Sixteen Miners Entombed in
a Pennsylvania Colliery
BY Explosion.
FATE OF RESCTR RERS
A Dozen Men Went Into Mine to In
yestigatc Fate of Others and
", er Came out
Series 0t Explosions at Port Royal
Leads to Sudden Death and
Disaster.

Port Royal. Pa, June 12.-As a re
suit Of Monday nights explosion in
the Port Royal mines Of the Pittsburg
Coal company. II are dead, seven in
OF property tIeSstroy-,.sL Ine ofncfaI list
of dead and injured was made public
by the coal company's officials last
night. Twelve of the dead were men
who went into tine mine aS rescuers.
What caused the explosion and loss of
life is something the mine inspectors
Of the Ninth aud Eleventh districts are
trying to figure out. The officials Of
the coal company declare none hut
regulation lamps We're used, while
others are of the opinion that one Of
the men earclessly iguited gas and
caused one of the greatest mine cat
astrophes in the history of Wcstmore
land county.
It was asccrtained that for several
weeks men have been at work in Mine
No. , where the first explosion oc-
CURED. erecting crtbbing between En-
,ry No. . and Entry No, y. Much Of
the cribbing had been placed In posi-
,ion. and il was while doing this work
Monday afternoon that four men met
death. The explosion was a terrific
one and for fully three hours after
t happened no one entered the shaft.
The situation yesterday again reach
I'd climax when Mine Inspector Der
uard Callahan. accompanied 10y seven
men descended the shaft AMI started
upon an investigation tour OF the mine.
About an hour afterward a terrific
report was heard. II was another eX-
plosion and grave fears We're enter
tanned for their safety The expert
ence OF the men was told by Callahan.
lie said tie escape was IA miracle, and
detailed their experience lie said
further: Il never had been in a mine
in the condition that this one is
am nearly exhausted from swallowing
"a much afterdamp. My lungs are like
| Goals of fire There Is no hope Of saw
| ing any person in the mine and it may
| be a year before the bodies are recov
esed Il VIII take two days to fill ths
! mine wtlh water aud l. months Il
pump 1t ou1 srza.u-
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-06-12
,Iur er and iiobb 4, OF the Manager
OF n y me.

Mexico city June l. Robert Rem
met u years old. an Eng!iSlman. and
manager of the Coroue~ bisraS Nine
company was shot hy r9hber~ mt his
mine Monday night. There wa~ das-
perate encounter with the watchHan
aud a servant and both We're hacked
t. death with macheteS. The robbers
then encountered Remmett and shot
him through the heart. Then entering
tn. house they Hl-rreated his wife and
obliged her to disclose where her jew
elry and money were kept I;rInmett
came her. from London L years ago
a manager of the Mexican company
OF Tnnlon- His tragic daata arouSes
much sympathy. He and his wIfe
were about leaving Mexico for Eng
land on pleasure trip. and il is sup
posed rhe robbers calculated they
would have large amount Of money
in their hands.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-06-12
A Dnsta,dIx Outrage.

Jasper, Ind, June l2.-James Hea-
cock has been arrested AMI committed
to jail. charged with attempting erin
inally To assault Lille Reed of Evans
vile. The complaining witness ap-
pearpd III court with her face and head
beaten almost beyond recognition. and
she testified that while waiting At the
Huntincburg depot for a train 10 Ey-
an~yiIle she was accuStcd 10y HeacoCk.
who pretended 10 know her and who
called her to one side. striking and
knocking her down. rendering her al
most insen~ible. she further alleges
that he took her watch and chain and
attempted criminalIy 70 assault her,
when they were frightened away.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-06-12

Raymond Binford =. :.
Carl Wesley Bowen B. >
Albert GRAY Cowgirl, b \
Clarksou Davis Cowgill, b. >
katherine Cox, g. !.
Irving Armstrong Cox, B- A.
Edith Anna Chandlee, Il 4.
John Lindley Doan. =. )
Otis MendenhalL Elliott, b. 4.
Alice Charles Wheeler. + A.
Harrison EstelIe Howe, B 5.
Everett T. Henley, b. y.
Ayanelie James Hoffman, b 4.
Frank +. Harold, Il A.
Lillian Henley, b. 4.
Eddy Clarence Kerr, b. A.
Florence King, B. ).
Iona kenworthy, Il. A.
George Canoy Levering, =. 4.
Mary Alice Lamb, B. \.
Mary O. Lindley. B 4.
John Alton L1ngston, B. A.
Thomas Elwood Mendenhall, B.
Helen Elizabeth Munger, B. 4
Warren Harris Munger, B, 5.
Sarah Elizabeth Newly, B. 4.
Charles Harper Smith, B. y
John Morris Stone, B. 5.
Walter Charles Stephens, b. 5.
Harry Merritt Schilling, 3. 5.
David Sutton, &. S.
Mary Ellen Stout, B. 4.
Mary Victoria Shiveley. b. \.
Harold Armstrong Saunders, &
Maude Taylor, b. A.
Inez Trueolood, 4. b.
Clarence joel Wildman, B. S.
Prof. Allen D. Hale will take {
aster ; degree.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-06-12

James lille Wis. June 12--MrS- II
{. PcIsIleton. living with her husband
near Aliens Grove Wis died at her
home III childbirth, unattended fy any
one but a Dosvie deacon ana eltler.
An autopsy was held hy doctors who
said th,. woman could have been saved
Lad a physician l..-en called The cor
oner'S jury found thar the woman
came 10 her Death from gross neglect
and wIlIfuI negligence On The part OF
her husband H. Z. Pendleton Elder
John H Sayres, and Deacon Mary e.
Spiker. and recommended that they be
held. Justice Anles refused 70 issue
warrants. a. the oGense Is not covered
by the statutes
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-06-12

audience the Importance Of laboring
men especially, and more especially )
the union men and women looking
Tor the union Iabel on ali goods bought
and buYing Only the goods bearing
that label
Mary Frame Seloy followed IN J
speech containing many Of the best
points made Il the entire evening
and the meeting closed at a late
hour
Mr.. F'eltman will meet with the
different craftsmea at various times
during the week and endeavor to per
irct organization amont them. He
SAY be vii have the town organized
before he leaves. He also deplored
tie fact that he vas not here when
tie Piano WORKS had their trouble.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-06-12

As pretty an un0stentatious churcl
wedding as ever occur ed in Rich
mond was that which C leUrated tht
nuptials OF MIR Braxton Wendell Car
penter and Miss Ida a, Hatfield At
the First Presbyterian church thi.
morning.
The ceremony was performed al
o clock by Rev l. NJ Hughes, and
the assem ly, So largely COR
posed of ladies' in bewildering multi
colored summer garb. lent a special
charm, while the se + possessed d.
meanor OF the high contracting par
ties added to the completeness OF the
o. casion.
The bride looked every inch q
! bride without the proyerbial bridal
garb, being attired in d faultIessIy
! fitting tailor suit Of green broad
cloth, violet hat and carried huge
bouquet OF Easter lilies The groom.
manly ia appearance as every one
knows him, looked his very best but
we II let that suffice, for no one cares
about what q groom had on There
were no attendants, save the ushers
Messrs. Harry F. EstelIe, Steritt
Hunter, Arthur W Dill and De- c.
Z. Colburn, the special friends Of tile
groom.
Miss Laura Castor acted as organ
ist PLAYING in her perfect manner,
Lohengrin wedding march as the
bride, stately and alone, came down
the center aisle 10 be met by the
groom who emerged from under the
organ loft simultaneous with the ap-
pearance Of the ministers and ush
ers. Then followed Rubenstein 5
melody in f during the ceremony
proper, and next Mendels
sohn 5 wedding march as the welded
twain, with measured tread. made
their exit. And then what followed
was plenty, at the union station,
where their young and prankish
friends gathered en- masse to make
their departure one to be remem
bered totally oblivious Of if not i'll
different to the rules recently pro
mulgated forbidding the throwing OF
rice, etc, while old shoes and new
ribbons with other trunk decora-
tions, includiug divers mottos, hearts
of varied sizes, were much in evi
dence.
Their destination was Of course
kept In a sealed book, out the trans
parent lids reveared that they were
to quit the train at Dayton, board
for Detroit, and then embark |
on lake trip.
Upon their return, a fortnight |
hence, they will be domiciled at The
Westcott, but ere long they intend |
to begin married life Alright in a home
of their own which, if in keeping |
with their long list of elegant we'd
ding gifts, Will be very perfect in its
appointments.
LICHTENFELS ROLLE.
This evening at the parsonage of |
the Fifth Street church Chris lich
tenfels will be united in marriage To
Miss Fannie Role of Chicago. Thev
will reside in this city.
LAWYER Vi MANUS
At 9 o clock this morning at ST
Mary 5 church. w r. Lawler aud
~i,sss2 Ms.ss AioAis.nuss were united IN
Rev. Father McMullen
After the ceremony the
bride and groom accompanied 10y a
large number of invited guests re
paired to the home Of the groom ; |
parents three miles east of the city |
where an elegant wedding breakfast
was served. They will reside on /,
south ninth street.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-06-12
Mrs. BIOudiu.

Lowell, Mass, June 12.-Mrs.
Bloudin has been missing since April.
She was then living with her husband
in Boston Blondin said she had
gone to Canada. The next day he
disappeared 1t was reported some
time ago that she and her husband
separated because she refused 10 ac-
company him on trip 10 Canada.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-06-12
Death List Reaches IS

West Newton, Pa, June IS--Ibe
death of Harry Beveridge last night
brings the total number of deaths in
the Port Royal mine disaster to Is
The last rescuiug party entered
shortly before night and explored a
distance OF three thousand feet The
dead body of David James was found
this morning. There have been five
bodies recovered. There are still Is
IN the mine.
More explosions are expected in
the Port Royal mines. Ropes are
stretched about the mouth OF the
shafts and guards are stationed t.
keep people back, 10 prevent aeci-
dent
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-06-12
LICHTENFELs ROLE.
Thou sand Men Laid on +.

Atlanta, Ga, June IA Newport
News special says thousand men
will be laid oil at Newport News and
the ship building docks on account OF
the machinists strike. 1t is expected
the entire plant will be closed by
Saturday night. 1t is understood
that all ship building plants are de
termined TO close rather than accede
to the machinists demands.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-06-12
Another Officer Arrested al
Manila.

Manila, Philippine Islands. June
IL Lieut. Henry T. Mitchell, list
regiment. has been arrested 10 be
tried by court martial on the charge
of the embezzIement of S221 OF public
funds at BacOlOr
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-06-12
Canrhr L. the 1ars

Frankfort. Ind. June r. Benjamin
F. Hills was ground To death beneath
the wheels Of IA Lake Erie freight train
ar Hillisburg. Rather than wait half
an hour for the passenger train. he
attempted To jump on the moving
freight and met a horrible death. his
body being maneled in an indescrib-
able manner
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-06-12

Anderson Ind. June 12.-While try
ing To- save the life Of her 6year-old
daughter. whose clothing had caught
fire. Mrs Frank Waterman was 80
seriously burned yesterday afternoon
that She may lie. The little girl was
50 terribly burned that she died a
couple Of hours later
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-06-12
No Eear of I.xnchIng.

Princeton. Ind. June 12--The pre-
li1ninary examination Il Harry Rey-
noIds. charged with criminally assault
ing LYDIA Case. 13 years cid, resulted
in commitment u jail, 70 await grand
Jury action All threats Of lynchlng
have died away
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-06-12
faChinists to Return to
work.

Buffalo. \. Y. June IA hun
dred and twenty machinists in the
Snow Steam Pump works who have
been out since May 20 returned TO
work. The terms of agreement are
not made known.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-06-12
Killed Nv a street Car.

Terre Haute, June - ~ Russell
Bement. son Of George ". Bemeut
q leading business man, was killed
by street ear today.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-06-12
JUNE WEDDINGS.
MATRIMONIAL EVENTS THIS
MORNING.
Observation-Disclosures.
ter HdtfieId--- lawIer Nc.
ManuS---The Ceremonies.
Decorations, and People.

June. June wonderful rune
OF life at its fullest. of life at its noon
Perfume and wine of YOU,
Simmer and shine of you.
Who could repine OF you,
Blossomful june
OH the sweet night of YOU
I'm in alright of you.
With the delight Of you,
Magical june"
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-06-12
Forced into Di-tastefuI Marriage.

ScottsburS, Ind. June 12--Mrs.
Grace Harlan has brought suit for III
vorce. claiming that she was forced
into marriage which was distasteful
to her and that she has never lived
with her husband. for whom she has
q great aversion
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-06-12

Bloomington Ind, June 12.-Louie
jenkins. working il the Crescent quar-
r.. was instantly killed yesterday by
a stone weighing fully two tons fall
ing on him He leaves wife and
six children
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-06-12
To Fight Striking NIaChin
istS

New York June II The National
Metal Trade Association raised half
million 10 be placed at the disposal
OF the strike committee for use in
fighting the striking maehinistS.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-06-12

Washington, d. c., June l.. Mrs.
Mckinley : physicians say Mrs. Me
kinley continues to show improve
ment and expects 10 spend part of
the day in rolling chair.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-06-12

The distinct society events of the
year in Richmond are the June we'd
dings, three of which occurred today,
the contracting parties being among
our most popular and best liked
young people, with the best of family
connections, and these events being
made of a beauty not often ap
preached here.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-28
Danmarf %penliefinoet.
Saa flyer Minifter gipeniou. - Ga
rifffris meb Gnropa nianbbnlis.

8. 9. Spenfon, Soreneoe Staters
Minilter til 9amuart, Der for 9iben
befinber Jig | amerifa paa en- Serie.
reiie, anfom forleben Dag til Waib.
inston, bpor ban gioroe pr9iibent
Wcainlep i'm Sppartning os oper.
bragte SiIiener fra ben oanife 8onse
iamt 2pfsnitninger / anlebnins al
Mrs. Mc3irleps bel operitaaebe Spg,
bonn. S Mobiatning til Sranf Ban.
berlip, bnis ubtaIelier Ri bar eiensi.
bet paa ct anbet Steb | bette $50. at
@Iabet. tiger ST. Snenion, at ban lite
bar bsrt noeet ON ben bebuoeoe so.
riffrig, iom europa Hal babe iiinbe
at begpnbe moo be Sorenebe Stater,
Tpertimob ipnes ban operalt at babe
funbet penltg @eunbring for Den
Waabe, bporpaa @merifanerne for.
itaar at aicre fig g~iaIbenoe Der.
bertsbanoeIen. 0ette er iipr SHfel.
bet / 9anmarf, flyer ban, bpor babe
&onsen % De ofentlige gmbeos.
menb er meget penlisiinbebe operfor
amerifa. S 1896 anbrog Dor lib.
isriel til 9anmarf til 100000,
men efter De OpIpsninger, Winiiter
Spenion MI bar peb Saonoen, ani9t'
Ter ban bet mi mart tilenbebragte
Megnifabsaars l~1bfsriel til minoii
10000 600. Sntet anbet 9ono fan
opbiie en- Iignenbe Sorseelie. Bot
SanbeI meb Gammdrf bette @ar, flyer
@eIanbten, er itsrre END Sanbelen
meb Rina | noeet enfelt Gar | Gam.
bets Siitorie, ertoba 9armarf er bare
ct Tibet 9unb paa 21a Wi1ioner Weu-
neifer. De Sorenebe Staters Nro.
butter itaar | bsi Ritrs os iRlges for
Seres @obbebS SfpIb. 9e europaiife
2onbe trenger pore @arer, mener Sr.
Smenion, forbi be err beore emo andre
2anoes. af ben 9runb finder bar
ogiaa en- Sanbelsfrig bsiit uianoipn'
fla.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-28
philippinerne.
General Gailles bier ia at pGre IN
9piiinbet Waab.

MoniIa, 24be sunni. General
gaiaes os bans Stprfe opergap fig I
Sauta grn5. affRrens Seibepunft
fom, ba Sen. Gunner os bans Goiii.
tanter bespnbte at ubbeIe @erler pna
$50 til bper Wano, Tom babbe oper.
gioet tine Mifler. Gen. gaiues pro.
teitereoe meo Sarme % iasbe, at &C.
pGrerne Dor onergipet at bans Col
batter friniaie, iaa at ban berfor life
funbe iRlee Dem til gmerifanerne.
% ban banoe taIt, Draft ban | @raab;
bet famine giorbe nosle al bans Oil.
cerer og Solbater.
Gailles' abiutant iamlebe Ierler-
ne, iom bIen ienote tilhaee til Gen.
Gunner. Sniureentleberen boIbt en-
afffebstale for fine trooper, bpori
ban beo Dem at bite De Sorenebe Sta.
ter Sroifab og reipeftere De al Slime.
rifanerne mootagne Snititltioner.
9a ban banbe enbt Talen, beibimebe
ban paagrrnb al Sinbsbep9gelien
oe @armer. Senere behsgte Gailes
Sumners Sopehfparter og pr9iente.
rebe fine SHicerer. Saa lebiageoe
ban Sen. Summer til Srfeitertribli-
men, bpor belle Sniureentitprfen al.
Iogoe Sruifabseben for 8apelan
Sart, Geremonien enbte meb lfipu.
eeIien at Natioualiangen.
Spergibelien at Sniureentitprfen
parebe to Simer. Gen. goiles bolbt
perionlig Spipn meb 8eperernes
Opftilins i 9pramiber | Rirtens
@~aarosrtm. @epRrerne inbbefat.
teoe 100 aras-Ssreenienrifler. 3S6
Rifler og 1000 patroner bleo ooer.
gipet.
Spergipelien par utpiIfomt oprie.
tig. Gailes er bsiagtet at be Sno.
fsbte % Imerifanerne / Santa Gru3,
og ggen bsitibelisbolber ibas SoIoa.
terues @ienforening meb beres ga.
miller. Sniurgenterne itaur paa ben
beuifabeligite SOB meh amerifanerne
og beltoe meb benz | 0anien.
Solbat Sranf Weefin at SITE TIT.
piniee &eeimeut oeierterebe for no.
gen lib itben % luttebe fig til Gail
les Snlnreentitprte. San opergao
fig iammen meb &pmmanboen ibag,
men blep life eientienbt, fsr ban bah.
De taget Sroifabseben meb be andre.
geu er ban inbeiperret / 8ogtbuiet
belagt meb Ssern. San ifal itaa for
93etten | Manilu, uagtet bans Eest-
ment mn er ubmenftret.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-28

meoens So bsr ! Qonost fan fishes
for 40 Gents eIer minbre pr. 100
Brnb. aisrene poa Porto @ico 81.
Der Tibet MeIf, og De Meieriprobnf.
ter, Der lapes, er at oaarIig apaIitet.
Gor fiben fanr 9orto 8iennerne bet
afler meite af fit Snlsr fra 9anmarf,
os fin Oft imbfsrer be fra 1oIanb,
Gmsret er paffet | NIifbaaier. bDoraf
bier inbeboioer emtrent ct Rlnb,
eIler osioa | @lasfruffer. 3iebm9n.
bene paa Vorto &ieo bar Smsret
itaaenbe | fine Splber, paa iamme
maabe Tom bore esre @rocerpm9r,b
opitiaer neoIagte aiso. os 6iffeoarer.
Ser itoar bet iaa os imelter | Bar
men og er alt anbet END pelimagenbe,
naar bet omfiber fommer paa ben
life oItfor for6rinssfuIbe &,inbes
Wiboagsborb, Man ffrIbe ipnes, at
GoIf bible bfipe lei af bette barife
imeltebe Smsr, men bet er NOT life
9ilfnIbet, @~ebfommenbe llbienoing
fra NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. flyer, at
Yorto Ricanerne ct bIepet iaa pant
meo baarIigt SmSr, at be innes bet
er gobt 90 foretrRffer bet for ferift
beltilapet Smsr. af ben @runb
tror ban, oct bill blipe panifeligt at
fan oparbeibet ct Warfeb | Weieri-
probufter paa gerne.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-28
8oerfrtoen.
8pernes SnbfaIb aapfolonien Jar
liza. plpnbrer.

Qonbon, 24be Stunt. 9orb &it6ener
bar enbnu life ienbt 8appurt om @e'
berlaset peb Waterflopf. De ienere
8ssipenbeber ipnes at uiie, at Bosrnes
SnbialD | 4apfolpnien er %alporltse. Gt
Breu til "9ailp Wail", baierei 8ap'
ftabem ste SUM. befrafter ben boeruen.
liss 8apport, % flyer, at be inbfalSen'
be gper teller fra 1000 til 10000
Manb, at be er Itrsmmet IND ooer ale
be pitltse -ps centrale 3iirifter % ltai.
fer fla &eiruter % Seite. "2ailp
Mail1 bemarier, at bette transer BE-
iraitelie; men bpts llnoerreininserne er
ianbe, er man blepet i~ulbfanbis miss
lebet meb Senipn til Snbialbets nb-
itr9fnins.
Chicago, 24bs Suni. Gmerifanerer
Srancis 9rate, ipm i 8 Iar. bar pa'
ret raahsipenbe Snsenisr I be Iranf'
8anbsruber / Rarbepen al Sobannss'
bura, er anfpmmen til benne Bp. 6ar
penbte tilbass til 1~ranspaal ifipr Spl
% tilbraste IRE Waaneoer Der.
"Sprreinins er baablps for 2ioen,'
iaabe ban. "@ruberne prpoucerer nj
$3.50, 600 ON Maaneben, meeens Der
nurmals Yrobuition er $4,000, 900
4un z al 80 Gruber er ! Drift. 8af
ferne fan enbnu life opertales til at Tom
me tilbase. Sperne er baablslt lasns
De bar intet 5orrauo % insen pirt
niussiulo Organization. De iparmei
pmtrins / bet npitrafte aanb os plpn
brer Suie % Sarme. Sper Maanel
blir ilsre al benz fanset % ieuot ii
Geplon. Waar be ianser brittle Sol
batter, CT be nsbt til at irtstps Den
trar".