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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-16
uolanoet.
oar maalfc naaet giorOpOlen.

ariitiania, Ott. 13. = Stdnbina@
OiIfe 8ioenftab8m9nO er at ben Wtes
ming, iom De oglaa begrunoer, at Sap
tain Sperbrup, 5erer af Sfibet
,,sFram", bar naaet g}oropolen, og er
paa 5jempejen. SDerorup bar peret
6orte paa en- @rgnlanbsomiejling /
40 Madneber, og efteriom Gpjtnant
pearD life iaa BAN norb for 0ren@
lann, formober man, at ben orilttge
g}oromuno ilet life er 9aaet runot
ON 9rpnlano, men bar fortidt i'm
8ej for at naa g1orbpolen.
s Sommeren 1899 befdnot Sberz
orup Iig pad ben noropeftlige 9pit at
@rgnlanb. 2incoln Sgen noro oers
for par / 5slge 2ejtnant Pearp ri for
IS benne Sommer.
s 6plge bisfe SmitGnoi9beoer
flyer @ibenitabsmenb, at Der er en-
itGrt SanbIbnligbeD for, at &aptajn
6oerbrup 9reb 2ejlig6eoen og naaeOe
polen. N2an n9rer ingen 5rpgt for
Gfspeoitionens Sifferbeb, ba ben meoz
ferte Yrobiant for fem 2lar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-16
GftcriDm hi blipcr Glorc.

be9pnOer pi at lG9ge Merte til llre=
gelmaSiigbeoer / 2egemets 5unttioz
ner, Iom ri albrig fpr bar bemertet.
Paitor SoIepb Mois 2ict Greet, ST.,
Der Ielp er en- 80=adrie, flyer; Seq
leb af NpreiDgoom og alminbelig
SpGtfelie. Or. peters oaurito" bar
fuloitGnoig gengipet mig Selbreoen.
Seq tatter 9erren for benne oibunberz
lige Mebicin. Smenbitgnt jeg er ooer
81 gar gumrnel, bar bette 2egenio-
bel gjort mig biounoerlie meget gobt
0r. Peters .,aurito" fornneer be eams
lie og gsr be iOage itGrte. Specie0e
agenter lalger ben, eller ben fan err
bolbes oirette fra 5a6rifanten, Or.
peter Sabrnep, 112-114 90. Sopne
9lpe, Gbicago, SD.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-16
Gt @nlOgraucrifib lpbcr pan
Nrnn0.

9ancoupsr. .. g.. Oh. 13. -
9ampsren ,,!6atiug" lob paa 9runo
/ @aar Gftermiboag og ligaer MI taft
% urottelio psb Gnoen nf Serbs S.
lamb, 40 Ulil norb for 8ancouper.
8et bapbs 175 pasiagerer ON goro
fra 9lonbpte, men De er alle | Sitter
bsb pao 9asqustte gen.
8eiret bar tdaget, ba llbeloet itete.
aanalen er pa1 bet puntt meget inRs
Der. og bet par auptainen. Der befanot
iie paa 9rosn, umulig at feline noget
foran iie.
Damp, ait fun meO 6alO Strait,
bu ben f1VeIia itanOieOe. 5OritaOs
men Ilog mob apitsn. os ben iao for
fait til at tunne tomme los oeo i'm
egen Damp. adptajnen beroligeoe
pdsiagsrerne. og be bleb itrats iatte
I 9anb. @n 9aab blsp aflenbt til
Odncouper, og oerfrd bleb TO DAM
pere afienbt til al bjGlpe o6dting"
fSssn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-16
HnleriRa.
Gn itur Semnins briltcr.

SAT- Qioerpool, Ohio, Oft. 13. -
Com en- m49tig 9abine BRUTE ii Ulilz
lioner Salon 9ano bulorenoe frem,
iGpneoe en- 6ei pau 500 5ob meb Sor=
ben o9 soelaggenoe alt / bets Bel
man re9ner Barber til $150,000.
WGrtpGrbig NOT git intet Wlennes
itelip tabt, enoitsnt mango Ulenneiter
bar fdalebes / 5ure, at Oeres Reoning
mad dnies for ct Wlirdtel.
Gn 2lfoelin9 2lrbejoere. Der drbeis
beoe unoer Uluren af ben briitenoe
0pmning bapoe bet bsjeite fun ct
par Setunoer iii at TONNE / Sitter
beo. 9Gngere neoe paa 9ejen legeoe
en- Stare gern; be iaa @anoet toms
me % for til Sioerne, rigtiQnot bleO
be paaDe % forilaaeoe, men 9iDet bj9rs
gsoe be bog.
Den fore 9anbbeboloer. Der netop
bar bleoen bpgeet farbig, lau paa en-
6si, 500 SOB !0eibe.
Den bar jnit fplot til I'm Rummes
li9beos Gpne for fsrite Sang | Wtors
ees. Den par bpgget til at inoeboloe
100000 Salon 9anO, o9 iau me-
get par pumpet inn / ben.
Den lboenoe 9anoitrsm 6ruleoe
pmtring gaiinet og gennsmbrso Uius
rem paa ct Steb. og sieblittelis bIeo
belle ben ubpre 9Ggt tuitet mob bet
ipaee guntt, og Muren rebes nso.
Ul9nbens. Der par Serb meo at
lGggs 9anbrsr nsbenunoer, bsrte bet
ooparenbe grus og Itpnote fig Sit=
ierbeo.
Wleo en- orsnenoe 9orm itDrteoe ben
lesilupne 0anom9ngoe neb do 9ejen.
9rGer bIep rptfst op msb Robe et
yiu o9 fsrt afiteo pao ben riDenbe
Strsm for bersfter meo forf9roelig
Strait at blipe Inneet mob Wiurene at
en- gorcelGnsfabrit, Der lda 9eien.
.Sele Ja6riten blsp sbelagt. og 8arer
III en- URrot al 9Z0,OOO gu Ill
0runoe.
Ssrnbunsiporene ligger oGttet meo
oae mnlige Eager, fert bib al 9unoet;
9uiinber af IONS liager ipreote runot
ON. og Samf9roielen er for en- lib
itanoiet.
pumpeitationen lad ogiaa | Strsmz
mems gej, ben bIep fpIot at 9dnb og
Stumper, o9 Uiaitinerne er totalt
eoelagte.
2lbfiaige 6uIs bleO flpttet os lib
bufe ieileOe afitep paa De fremtumlens
be gslger. ligeiom en- W(Gngoe Serns
banebogne ligger paa Sioen Iom Sol
ge al Sammenitso meb 9anbet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-16
Gina % 9iuslanS.

peting, 0tt. Is. - 81 9ung Chang
bar 2 @an9e Iibite llge D9ret bos ben
rusiiIfe Minilter SO. paul 2esiar for
at anmooe om, at Huslanb til6a9elepez
rer 0funi6uriet til 8ina 2esfar fo=
reilog, at aina ifuloe fenbe en- ferli9
Ntisiion til ct. petersborg / 2tnleOz
nin9en. 91usluno bill ielpfelgelig belit
bsboloe aft, men gerne fOrbanble lange
oerpm.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-16
Sosen cfter Wliis StOnc
forgGDes.

aonitnntinopel, Oft. Ia. Com
iioli9ere mebbelt bar man forlsgt at
oobns llnberbunblineer msb 4iis
Stones 9ortfsrere aneanenbe 9sles
pengsIpergsmaalet; men bibtil bar
man p9rst ube af Stanb til al finbe
noeet Spor Of bem.
ct qonbons Telegram melber, at
auiten, Der tsrte for Uliis Stone, bp
Opsrfdloet itete, er anfommen til Go
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-16

Tor fegeringen til at oberDRre e3ols
9oi3 6enrettelie / ben elettriIte Stol.
STUN 26 9ioner pil b9re til Steoe,
enoitgnt 5uiinoer bar anoruget ON
96b til at oberp9re 6enrettelIen. 6le@
e 5uiinber 8rebe er antommen til
Qloroeren Idmmen meb Batter at
9lomiter og 6rugt; men ben ogoSz
oemte bar life facet 2oo til at mobtaz
ge nogen af oisie 3ing.
& grlig be b uoen Strem er.
Qlf alle mGrtelig tl9ote 8rubgomz
me. tommer Carlo 8riqe biitnof
/ fsrits aang. 6an ltulOe CITIES,
men en- gdmmel 3ante. Der tro mob
Qrinciperne, lite iDntes ON bet, giorz
be bam Yejen baaoe lang og trang.
5mibiertib bar ban MI til 3robs for
3anten tommen aa biDt, at 8rDlz
lupstsjet laa ipreot ub pad Sengen,
og ban par / Serb meo at gere Jig
faroig til 9pjtioeligbeoen, Der ItulOe
foreguu ON @ftenen. Oct Ituloe ife
/ al 6emmeligbeb paa @runb al
3antens intrigante Sinbelag; men
ben lDftelige 8rub baboe life funnel
tie. og 5anten fit bet aft at Oioe. Sun
posIebe ngje paa; og oa 9ruogommen
ct gjeblit forlob lit 89relie, tun ifprt
Slobrot og 5gfler. greb bun 2ejligbe-
ben, ileoe inb / bans 99relIe - re=
oeoe 8rpaupstlGoerne o9 alt anOei
3ej ban bapoe og laaIeoe bet belle inoe
boor ban lite tunoe TONNE til bet.
@rine bar blepen narret; itte bette
minore beiluttebe ban at boloe 8rDl.
lup til 3roos for 5unte og 3ej. 9ur
gennemitrejfebe 9uiet, fanOt ct PuI-
tertammer en- gammel reb 6lannels.
itjorte, ct qar uolepeOe 5lgielsbentlGs
Der og en- lige iad aloeroomsipdq
Sperfrdfte. &l9bt / bi8ie 6erligbe.
Der itilleoe ban til grpuup og blep Og.
ida lopformeIig piet til 3robs for fl
llbfeenbe.
8a 3anten mootog Gfterretningen
blep bun idd rgrt, at bun gdp Barrel
i'm 8elIignelie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-16

@i, Surpen, finOer, at ben beoen=
gon9ne bsOe at 9iertelammelle, for
aarIaget peb, at ban life to9 Roctp
Nountain 9e, tilbereot at WlabiIon
Oleoicine So. 35 Gents. Spprg
2lppteteren.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-16

9eforbrer Optuselien af behring's
itofferne | Sbitsmet, renter 8looet.
itprter ,lerOer Os W1uifler; giOer og
peoligebolber Selbreoet. Den fore
Waebicin, Hoctb Mountain Sea. 80
Gents, bos 2lpoteteren.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-16
9anlfs2l s2lmerifanif.

Chicago, Ott. IA. = qaitor %.
s0anien fra Geoar Sails, Soma. ble0
opereret for Appendicitis paa bet Ioen=
ite lutb. 2tuguitana 0oIpital forrige
2eroag. Senoag og Wlanoag bar ban
meget lioenoe, men er MI COB 8eo=
ring og iaa DiOt MenneIfeejne ian ie
uoen Gipsfare. paitOr 9aniens 9uz
itru reiite Diem Dag.
Menigbeben Neit Brand, Su.,
ufboloer WlislionsmsOe 0agenc ben
20. og q. Ottober, boortil Yenner
inbbpOes. PrGiterne Smith Og alOt9
oil belta9e.
0anitM-as s{age. Den gep
Yort brit anIete bdnite Masier 2lrel
9ellrung bar unoer fit Opbolo ass
benbapn / opolititen" ubtalt fig ON
oanite WosIsrers Sitting Der Gam
bet. 6an Ifriper bl. a.: aWaslage er
noget forboIOsOis MT Qtmerita; Der
er altIad plaos for unge arGfter, og
oa De oanIte Wldsisrer ipnes at pGre
op9tige, bar bet lite pGret forbunOet
meo altfor itor 8aniteligbeo at itaife
benz 9eitpftigelic. Te, jeg Tar bjul>
9et frem, bar in1ed 9runo til al tafte
mig, oa ieg fun bar oocrlaot oem be
patienter, ieg lite tunpe opertomme.
De un9e 0amer, mellem Gbilts 6r6z
fen 9ra6mdnn, en- 0dtter at 3iotez
rem, .er ben flinteite, bar burtigt iors
Itaaet at pinoe 2lmeritanernes 3,llia,
Masiagen tdges 9jemmene, og Pris
fen er Iom fat Hegel 3 Dollars for
en- 8iiit. Ruar bunite 0amer alt
Iaa bar "a Oil er ON 0ugen, bar
be tient et balDt s-unorebe aroner.
2lf De II banite Maslprer Netp Yort
og philadelphia er Der bog n9ppe am
ore enb f5rsten Dru6mann, Der bar
fulpt OBJ at gore boer Dag"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-16
3pbenhopn. Stt. Is.

&ebenbapn, Ott. Is. - Der er
bleoen funben ct oelbeparet 8itingez
Itib @isbp 6aon. 0et laa nebe /
0pnbet, Og funbtes unoer en- bet
lite gurbunorebe bpg9et Yrbgge.
@isbp tilberte Iom betenbt gennem
mango 2larbunbreber 0dnmarf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-16
81 tniinoe Sing.

pat Gropebi tomme fr i
piIlig. Den berpgteoe garnersz
Der, for bOis qerIon Ulr. GuoabD bapz
be Iat en- gris af $4,000, bar ienbt
ct greb til Omaba 2tutoriteterne,
bOori ban loper frioi0ist at inOfinoe
fig / Omaha. bOis man oil borttage
gelenningen for bans og bans to Meb=
ltplbiges 3ilfangttagelie. Gfter poz
litiets Raao bar Mr. GubabD inooillis
get / bette. og man imeoeier nu meo
SpGnbing Qntomiten af ben oriitige
Ydt Groipe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-16

GnNnartiitfereri 5angs
fel foret Qar. Relp Yort, Dit.
IA. - Sobdn Woit, Rebattsr af ct
ultrasrsot 2lnartiitblnb. bleO / Dag
bsmt til ct 2lars 59ngIelitraf for en-
2(rtitel ban baOoe fit glao Die
5reibeit" nogle fuu 0age for Mcains
lep bleb itubt. Qlrtitlen bapoe til
Oberitrift: oMoro oerIus Morb". og
par fit SnobolO Iaa forpoben og uoz
forOrenbe og tillige looitrioig, ibet belle
taget ida birtiom, at ben MI bar
lunbet i'm 5orfattsr 5Gngilet.
0a Woit bleb tdlot frem for Stranz
fen. bar ban meget neross. 6an baooe
pitt fig Raabiulen meo en- tGt, fri
poitig Uline; men llotrpttet DOM
mernes 2lnIigt oOerbepiite BAN ON. at
Der bar ingen Raaoe at pente.
WioIt er at ben Slags larmenoe
Qnurtiiter, Der aItio laar pad Stors
tromme og tager Munben pplbig fulb.
6an bar p9ret drreiteret 9entaqne
9dnge, 6aaoe bette Gano og Guz
ropd.
San er fsbt 1847 / 2tugSburg. III
lereoe iom 0reng eao ban fit .uafs
bGngi9e" Sinoelas til &enoe beo at
nGgte at gua til Striftemaalet. pr9s
item, Der mente. at iaaoanne 5Dre ituls
De tDinges, OilOe tOinge bum oeb 9iifez
flag; men Moit foriDarsbe iig Iaa efs
tertrpttelig, at ban blep tat 5GngIel.
Sioen ben 3ib, erfl9rer ban meb
Stoltbeo, bar ban albrig TAT fin SOB
| noeen airte.
s Wien bdnbt ban fine ferite 9durs
b9r iom &nartiit Oeb at blipe fat unz
Der 5iltdle og Osmt for 9eiforrGberi.
Gfter en- lenere S9ngielstur Gngs
lamb rejite ban til 2tmerita, bbor ban
iioen bar p9ret en- af be iprigite lotale
Seoere al be rebe,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-16

pertb gtmbops ,peter D e n
ftore". qeter Nelion, otbe big
DANE, bar mere eno en- Wenneiteals
Der b4ret en- af be meit pittureite. en-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-16

o0anIferen" fan faas af nbe Sols
Oers fra nu df til lite Sanuar 1903
for $1.50.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-16

&un fua bill blibe @ibne
til Wl oroer G5otgof3 0e b.
4lbunp, %. D., Oh. ID. - Cornelius
@a@ollins bar dnmobet 5etretar Sab
om at ienbe en- ufficisi 9fepraientant
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-16

Wiftebe ine Supeter. Mrs.
Wlrs. @rdeme Sarriion antom meb
3oget til Reiu YOrt for berfra at reiie
til europa. SmiOlertio opboaebe bun.
at 9enoes SuOeler, Der dnilaaes til en-
@Groi uf $4,000 bar 6Ieben benbe
fraitiadlet pau 9oget.
Nu prsper politiet 10 paa at fnbe
3bben. AH@fiN
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-16

y8alfDrien" antommer
Den banlte arDoier .,9altprien" benz
te8 at pille antomme til Hep Oort
ben 8Oe Sdnuar nGite 2(ur. Den biI
blipe liggenoe Der til Den 20Oe, ftrioer
,Nor0l1Iet".
The Washington times., 1901-10-19
MAJOR TwoMBLY's CHARGES.
Alleges His Wife's Conduct NecessI.
tntes Seeking Divorce.

Major Henry II. TwombIy Yesterday
filed petition asking for a divorce from
his wife Maria Louisa Twombly on the
grounds of cruelty and other causes 1t is
stated that the parties were married in
1864. and that they have two children liv-
ing. In 1897 Major Twombly declares his
wife commenced exhibiting an ill-natured
disposition and began 4 course of syste-
matte persecution. He further alleges that
on numerous occasions she assaulted him,
but this he bore. he says, for the sake
of their children.
During the Spanish-Americau war
Major TwOmbly was appointed a pay
master in the United States Army When
his wife learned this she carried mali
ciOus reports to the officers of the War
Department concerning him, he says, ard
later followed him to Savannah, Ga,
where she circulated alleged slanderous
reports of him.
On one occasion while he was attending
service at the Metropolitan Methodist
Episcopal Church and was in the act of
taking holy communion. Major TWombIv
asserts that his wife pinched him. The
pain she inflicted. he declares, was so Sc
we're as to cause him to leave the church
Major Twombly also asks for a legal
separation from his wife on the ground
of desertiOn. He states that while she
resides in the same house with him, she
deserted him over -four years ago. He
also declares that on more than one Oc-
casiou she refused him 1000. Besides this
he declares that his wife has contracted
large debts for jewelry, for which he has
had to pay. James +. Scaggs. Henry f.
Beck, and Richard +. Shipp are named as
counsel for the complainant
The Washington times., 1901-10-19
BODY SHIPPED TO ERIE.
Order Of Eil>s Arrnnges for Funeral
of William KnouItou.

The remains of William Knowlton, who
dled suddenly yesterday morning in the
Pennsylvania deIpt, were later In the day
prepared for shipment by Undertaken j.
William Lee, and expressed to his home
IN Erie, Pa. The deceased was the press
agent of the Main Circus. and a well
known Snowman. Knowlton came to this
city in advance of the Main circus. and
had then been suffering for some time
with consumption.
While here, his condition became seri-
Gus. and his mother. Mrs. Z. S. DAILY. Of
Erie, Pa, was telegraphed for She Join
ed him at the National Hotel, where he
had been stopping, and remained with
him until several days ago. Her son
seemed so much improved that she left
Tor nome. after having made arrange
Lnents for him to follow her in a few
days This morning he Ras removed from
his room in an invalid chair, and taken
10 the PennsylyaHia depot. where he was
to take the 9 o'clock train for home In
stead of taking the train, he suddenly
collapsed, and before 4 physician could
reach him died.
Coroner Newt viewed the remains and
gave certificate of death from pulmon-
airy disorder. The body was removed
to the morgue.
The Rochester lodge Of Elks, of which
the deceased was a member, was com
municated with, and at their redu~ u,
George II. Kraft, Exalted Ruler of the
Erie lodge, arranged for the body to he
sent to that city by EXPRESS
The Washington times., 1901-10-19
TALKS ON SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
The Eighth AnnunI Convention to
Begin Monday Next.

Considerable interest is being manifest
ed over the meeting of the eighth annual
Sunday school convention of the Dis
trict of Columbia, which will be held
at the Calvary Baptist Church. corner
of Eighth and II Streets northwest, on
Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday Of
next week. The Committee on Pro-
gramme has arranged to have some well
known men and women speak at each
session OF the association.
Commissioner Macfariand will preside
at the opening session on Monday at I:3O
p. m After a service of song. under the
direction of Percy s. Foster and the Rev.
Dr.. S. NJ Newman, the presidents ad-
dress will be delivered by Jerome F.
johnson. An address on THE Ideal OF
citizenship viii be delivered by the
Rev. DR.. B. L. Whitman. Ii. D.
On Tuesday at 2:15 p. IN. there will be
addresses on "The What, Why. and How
of Normal Work. by Rev. A. II. McKin-
ney, Superintendent of Normal Work for
the State of New York. and How Con-
duct an Adult Class by Judge StaEton
]. Peelle. Francis w. Vaughn. and Miss
Katharine j. Laws. In the evening at
7:30 p. m. Judge Thomas II. Anderson
will preside. the annual reports Of the
secretary and held worker. w. w. MIL
Ian, and the Treasurer. j. H. Lichltter.
Will be read and an address on Adde'S
cence" will be given by Rev. a. II. Nc
Kinney.
An address on THE Possibilities of the
Home Department" by Rev. Charles A.
Smith, will be feature of the Wednesday
morning service. In the afternoon there
will be a session Of the District Primary
Union, Mrs. Weston Flint presiding, and
other addresses. At the evening session,
Judge w. l.. Chambers presiding, the
election of officers and twelve delegates
will be held. An address on Pointers. -
by Mrs Mary Foster Bryner. and THE
Old Bible for the New Century" by the
Rev. DR.. Oliver c. HuckeI will conclude
the session.
The officers of the association are:
President. Jerome F. Johnson; First Vice
President Miles NJ. Shand; Second Vice
President, James l.: Ewin; Secretary ard
Field Worker W. w MILAN; Treasurer.
j. II. Lichliter.
The Washington times., 1901-10-19
A FORMIDABLE WEAPON.
Naef Heavily Punished for Garry ng
sharp sknuckIcs."

William Naef, about thirty-five years Of
age. a stranger in the city. was arrested
on Thursday evening for being drunk and
obstructing the sidewalk in front OF the
Postoffice. When taken to the police sta
tion what are said to be false knuckles
were found on him. The device is a new
model of knucklcs. 1t is of iron, and in
stead of the old-fashioned ribbed bar It
has a projection about an inch long.
shaped something like an ordinary re-
volver slug. but much sharper 1t is the
most formidable weapon of its kind that
the police have ever seen. a light blow
with il would send the point into the
skull or flesh and produce a terrible
wound
Naef in the Police Court yesterday,
when charged with disoTderly conduct and
carrying concealed weapon. did not de- ny
the first accusation. but insisted that the
alleged iron knucSle was simply a nut
cracker. On the concealed weapon charge
he was fined 500. with the alternative
Of rvtng six months in tine District Jail
For being disorderly he was fined $40,
with thirty days in The workhouse in de-
fault
The Washington times., 1901-10-19
HABITUALLY ABUSED HIS WIFE
An Ev-PoIicemaD VIII Serve Many
Days in Jail.

Thomas Lawrenson, a former member
of the local police force. was a prisoner
in the police court. yesterday. charged
with disorderly conduct and making
threats. His wife, Ellen, was the COM
plainant
She testified that for several years Law
1enson had led her very unhappy life.
He would not support her children, and
hampcred her in her efforts to provide
for them. on more than one occasion
he had assaulted her. she claimed. ana
had thrown bucketfuls of water on her.
on Thursday. she said, he threatened to
do her bodily harm. and locked her out
of the house.
Mrs. Lawrcnsnn's sister testified that
she had heard Lawrenson say he would
cut his wife's stomach out. Lawrenson
denied emphatically that he lad ever as
saultcd his wife. or that he ever intended
to: but brace Of police men swore that
when they went to arrest him he behaved
like a crazy man.
on the threats charge I.awrenson was
sent to Jail for sixty days in default of
Il real estate bond of $2p0, ard for being
disorderly he was flled So with the al
tentative of serving sixty days in the
workhouse.
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General Chaffee has been given instruc-
tions to assemble these men in Manila in
sufficient time for them to be sent to San
Francisco for discharge and final pay
ment They will come under command
of officers returning from their commands
or. leave or otherwise. If to be kept at
their present strength it is time to begin
special recruiting for them. The verbal
instructions of the Secretary of War to
have them reduced so that the strength OF
the entire army shall not exceed 76,oD Is
being carried into effect and VIII be fuliy
accomplished at an early date.
The deaths which have occurred IN the
armies of the United States from July !,
1900, to June 80, 1901, are as follows: In the
United States, II officers, 5S7 men: in Cuba,
6 officers, GA enlisted men; Alaska, en-
listed men; Porto Rico. l officer, Is En-
listed men; Hawaiian Islands, l officer.
enlisted men; Philippine Islands, So Off
GERS. 1.275 enlisted men; China, officers
90 enlisted men; Japan, officer, 1S enlisted
men: at sea. lis enlisted men. The total
is 81 officers and 1898 enlisted men. This
includes both the Regular and Volunteer
Army.
Distribution of Troops.
The distribution of the army on Sep
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COLLISION LEADS TO A SUIT.
Damages of S25.0o0 Claimed for Per-
s0nnl Injuries.

George S. Fraser yesterday filed suit
against the City and Suburban Railway
and Allan l.. McDermott. receiver. to re-
cover $4,000 claimed as damages for per-
sonal injuries.
1t is explained that on June Is last the
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ARMY In THE PHILIPPINES.
Main Question Considered in Gen
eral COrbin's Report.

Force in the Islands to Be Depleted
by Withdrawal of Troops Cas-
unIties During the Past Year
Measures to Increase Efficiency
The annual report of the Adjutant Cen
eral of the Army, Maj. Gen. II. c. Corbin,
was made public last night. General Cor
bin calls particular attention to the ques-
tion of the strength at which the regi-
ments in the Philippines are to be main
tanned. 1T is says the Adjutant Cen
eral, "a question requiring the early con
sideration of the War Department
The regiments in the Philippines will be
reduced by the expiration of terms OF en-
listment as follows: