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Gn apuinl hpfter. sSr

meobeles. at ben oerpGrrloe oonlfe
aoniul. SberitIsitnant ! Seerbed
/ biSie Gage iorlaoer %ncn Tor at
opertoee oct ounite acniuIdt / gteiu
0orf.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-10

S~apEHcriet. ariitionsiunos SAP.
fiiteris 2 Dampere, Der iointer bar
oeltaeet / 5orfeiifet / Senien buu-
be oeroppe til Hnaife fifet for ON.
firing 10000 2roner tiIiammer, Der
forbeles meb 60 Vroeent pdo Sartsi.
erne % 40 Brocent paa g%eiptnin.
aerne III Wanb paa bpert Sfib).
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-10

linffestiliGlSc. 5rf. Eutein Dot.
ter al iorhenp9renoe 6oltetings.
manb SuteirL ionotes iorIeoen Tag
orutnet / 9~imiiorben no Tor 9tpbapn
/ Ialborg.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-10
Ten saufe @prSpuIscrpsSitiou

ION / @inter bar nuitiIct llnoeris'
aelier i 6inIuno meo Sertl,aut Ia
9oitr. iom Gbei. err rl pua Seien
bien iaien oe pentes til a%lsbenbaon
/ 9elpnoelien al Vtai.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-10
0nt &labfpretaaenhe. {

Wnf ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. VI 1ad0niI
err efter 6orIpoenoe timber 6orberc.
belle / ariituiania. Oct ifal iitarb.
bringes peb at ilaa iammen "@ioS.
poIo", "RationoIbIaoet" og "Noro.
monoen". Yeber Iinoe ifol blipe
bets 6orretntnasfsrer.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-10

Cane. SfoIebeitprer Otto anoer.
fen bar fiRnfet Den afaoemiite 9r.
reritanos Observation-Disclosures 1000
Groner.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-10
Snaffeialiabcb. 4 Sc,

SnaffeialiNbcb. 3 0en 0onlte
Riesbags begge anmre CT Den Ior'
Isbne SamIina al 8 Wtiniitre % l57
SinamGip bolot tiliommcu 22i4
Saler. Get iplber ca. 800 Spnlter
q 60 Sinier / RiaSoaesiiocnoe.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-10
&pitbart Sgr. 8oarocicr u. Sgn

oergaoro. Yobp | Sbp, bar lolgt IN
bruno 3 Mars Sinait "9eh Glen"
til SeitedpISiorcnin9en 6remuo"
peo Runoers for 2t.000 aroncr,
bouroi 10000 ar. fouiaut % 1000
Str. poo 8tlfaor.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-10
Siertelca for Sfooeu.

lano mcIoes. at G~rugspotron Sottie.
Sorsbada bar lolet line Sfoaeleu
BONNIE Ill Stateu, uaetet bon bar
buet 200.0 aroncr mere al nogIe
Spefulauter. Der piloe flsbe Sfogen
Ill llohngning.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-10
sfppplontuinacn er MI beapno,

Nt W1 UtWVTVUt
paa 8eiilanoet. Baa Sfopielifabeis
glanteifole paa SsiteIano ueb Der.
gen berifer Ser ! oisie 9aee en- trapI
8irfiombeo meo Snopafnins og
SorienoeIie al De til forifieuise Sfop.
lag beitemte Glonter. Setimob en-
Winion RIanter bill ioar fomme til
llbbeIing | Ssnore gereenbus.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-10

smsr for 10000 ar. ubfsrtcs
olene III / MartS Maaneb oper
Sronobiem. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bor
imniffe 4eiuItater at frempiie pea
oenne aonto.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-10

st 8amlebiem bar aommuneitn.
ret / Sroniss beiluttet at laoe bpsea.
Oct fommer paa $4,000 ar.. hporai
Samlaaet poer ca. $4,000 Groner.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-10

Sens Smif. Get par ben 25be
ApriI % Mar. iioen Seits Snif uaIg.
ties mo / 6oIfetmset Tor ierite Sang.
j nae DC 20 slar bar ban reprelen.
teret Mibefreoien.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-10

7Sbsfaib. 5bp. saniteisobcrit
Sreberif @iIbeIm Rreus err aiaaoet
peo 0soen ! en- aloer al benpeo Sc
Mor.
2ensman6 | SisIine Sans
Ghriiiian Sobnien er efier IGngers
Tbs Spgeliaheo nieaaet peo Tsoeu
pnn lin @aarS | aniipans i en- aloer
al rs Aar.
Saufhef Scnos Stise. 0p.
ianoife areoitbanf paa Somar. g,
afsaaet peo Gsoen 90 Aar eammel.
aoppfot SIaf arpeien er al.
gaet peo Isocn paa aonaspineer.
Gan por 6sn al Observation-Disclosures
CLANS Nrpeien % Suitru Soiie Ma-
rie, fsht Stoneebpe.
llnoer itor 0eltaaelie beerape,
bes nnlig peo Sanoefiorb fbp. Sfibs.
bpsmciter gnbers SIien. San par
"Sram"s gpsmeiter.
aoneelig SuISm9etie Ebor.
palo Slaf 9ued err aisaoet peb D..
ben eiter nosen Sibs SpgeIisbeo.
San bar Ssn at E~roiesior | Meoiciu
Gbriitinn goef og Suifru gIiiabetb
Golett, goed bar en- ipria % into
resieret gibIioiiI % eieoe oen itsrite
pripate 9ogiamIing / 2anhs ct gi.
bliotef. Der taIte henimoh 10000
9ino. Der mn er erbnerpet for 8ioen.
lfabsielifabet / 8%ronobiem.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-10

12 npe Tiifebampifibc er / De to
iioite aar anffaffet til a~aleiunb. oe
10 er UNDER 9psnins.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-10
sseriae o. GinIano.

Tsbsfalo. Tocent ! noroiFfe
Sprog PED 2unos %llniperittet. Bro,
iesior Spen Ssoerberg er oso; ban
par ieot tSl9.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-10
eanabsmhaI
Uorae.

SfnIbeims me Sotsl er nii fon.
met UNDER Tag. men bliper neppc
f1rbiet til fommenbe Suriltieion.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-10
Sil Sbcflauosserue.

Sill Shetlanosscrns. Zen ipenife
airfes DfisiionsiipreIie hor beilutter
at icnbc en- iperit Brett til limit ben
norbliaite al SbefIanosserne. lonI
ON Sommeren i itor lloitrpfnina be.
isaes al bobnsIdnite Siifere.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-10
@ipiens llbtapnina er t~iIenbebrae

UlJpItNs NulupHtHy ct ItIeHUeUIuSI
for %benneeans, ifripes fra giospolo,
ibet mo alerebe er iaa lauat irem-
me meb Irbeioet paa S%iirobroens
npe Sp9nb, at Si,nbamentet er
iitanb oa 9linfninsen paabespnot.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-10
Guaclit seisa. 20 uaac guslau.

oere opboIber iis i henrc SiO | Spl'
Iano for al planlPgee en- Urllesrelle
for cngeIife 9anbm9nb ocrtil. DC
bar ioreIsbig pprei / Aorbu%, SiIfe.
borg % Serning.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-10
Vpf 9ieliesrifual.

9pt @ieliesritnal. 5 Statsraao
fattebes npIis 8eioIution ON mt Si'
.eIiesrituaI. Der bI. q. iierner forifiel.
lige al aninber ~paalaeoe nbtrpf.
Oct sanile @itunI ifal BOG fremoeles
ei9ISe, iaa bnert gruoepor ielp fan
p9lge bet Hitial, bporefter Oct pil
pies.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-10
Tprpnatet @lab. Sra lite 81

Sorpngfcf Vlno. Uru TIE VII
bar Sfolebeitprer I &uotlsbirg,
Gano. phil. Seleien iorpogtet
"GIonbenes 9aablao." Sra iamme
Siospunft ooertoaer Sr. SelIelen
gla0ets Meoafiion.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-10
Oansndrf.

Bent ltbbptte. Rriuicsle Naries
geIsisrenbeosfeit bar inobrnst . oet
imuffe ReinItat al ca. $4,000 aro.
rer Hetto.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-10

TiIial0s.-Smeos 90 &oausS hop
Del beoitc o. ri1ete TGrmnrpN t Oct
lpuere 9dnnclotd. SHeoihpp % \ 80
So9nlbop is X 4S. Scgae CHOPS CT 10 sta
Ger. { al tinuo bar Arbelee NGrtt muoi.
Ococ Siolry % mont hubert airte On
gu ben Au eouluQ irr m Stnno uau. 600
Nar'dg que ior Solg. 7ecornb koneu
anuller. 21b2
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-10

VerSalen. 9uoactfomiteen OF
0anbbrugsfomiteen bar nebiat ct 10.
pdle beitaaenoe at 8 Neolemmer al
bper aomite meb oct Sporog at
tr9fe Sorisinina ON, bporoan Der
hal forholbes meo Staiens Glen.
BONNIE | @rrhoIen. Eli llopaIgets
Crofsrer paletes Sr. @aItpif.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-10
Nprretninasiala.

Sprretningsiala. Woruattiir-
Rambler @iIheIm Senien / Woribo
.hor ioIgt lin eienoom % 6orretnins
for $4,000 SIR. til alsbmono Z.
Sranoien. 2pnsbp.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-10

G.arm titiaIgS. Seq bar Ell
Sorm pdo $40 Tcres I IoWu 81 JtolIua
5orf. &ope 90. RtuH S,t'I.t for 5tauoe,
iSarmina 100 Acres moer Rlol, 80 NcrrS
S'cq Relteu or 0pIano; aUot SuS qoot
@-otloru. SleS % GOD SrBuo meo BiHo'
Iuguc. lam, $50 Hpoj 3iQtruao' Feuce 6rugt'
irRr oiu SPlass for $4,000 8elUg eltr
tIlltrtp y ., pGuion. 9iitnatou, 2. 3. i6
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-10

Gn Rnneiten. ) @iospaoe 4 q )
ailometer fra Bergen er Der iuube.
en- ira forhiitoriif Sib ~itammenee
Sten meo Ell Snbifriit inoeboIbeube
lpp &iiner. Der er ifrepne meo Oct
Rloite Runealiabet, Der par / Srua
fra 5 til Z aa~rbunoreoe. Snoifrii.
ten banner ct eneite ORD. formooenr.
Zig ct Manbsnapn / eieiorm, iSet
Der err unoerioritooet ct Orb for
Sten eaer RinoesmGrfe. Stener
err lang oe inlal, 3 Ilen fra gnoe iii
ansen, % loa nehiunfen / ct Stpffe
England. Stenen bar iom WtinoeS,
mRrfe bapt en- fortrinlig YIaos Iia'
oeo Ssen oe NOR en- uontGrfet Gan.
binssplaos.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-10
Sra Mooerranoene.
mooIfor iiss,ns. gar,r.

MddITpt VNbtHrt VuttE
femne.Gnhebsi er eiifr : ontrsut l not,
dcrfpriefftr:. Of. = osfictrr. 9. eittr; Id. -
feutitsr.
ITerne npbenbs Wasr / eftcone -%psl'pIot' sr
rsares Iia IFS 2iter liz 20 Stfr.
1870 ftttr. Sifer.
l efi1ppe rtsnes Ing i7ls Salon or ~ontrsrt 3 %
Stfer. fire TsuftebtN Sitter.
gaat
fGrpnn-Gnbeben or @ram.) srrrcrterfer: IA.
aiIcaram; Ga. oe'iparan; Or. II Sram.
1 etprnub rsants ts eiaalpune = 500 @raui
100 Riloeram. snsr y "a. 2
1Npa reqneS Iia ~ m. / Dart = 80 @rant.
leispuHb reauss Iiq 9 aa cob uanes liz is Gram.
6Qs. @ram.
The sun., 1901-02-14
General Markets.

New York, Feb. 13.
FEtlt-State and western steadipr and shade
NOR aetiYe Minnesota patents, SlaLe5; winter
strai ats. S3.40a3.50 winter extras, 81. 5Oa2 Is.
winirr patents, $50
NiiEAT-opened steady and later had decided
advance on higher Paris cables, good western
buying, moderate foreign demand and local COW
ering; May, 20 lll6as0hc,; July, 10 5.lfa79Hc.
RYE-steadyi state, 51a57c., c. i. 4, New York.
earlots; No. western, CUa4c., (. o. b., ai9at,
CoiN-Fairly active and strong on good spee,,
lative demand and heavy eearanrcs; MAY. a5ha
455sc.
oATs-Dull, hut firm; track, white, state. Ain
S6Nc; track, white, western, Sla35i5c.
PoRk-steady; mess, Sl3.75all50; family, Sl5a
1850. -
LARD-steady: prime western stoam, 7.sOc
BUTTER Firm, fresh state dairy, l7a2Oe.; fresh
creamery, lGa22c.
ciiEEsE-Firm; fancy, large, fall made, liza
ll!5t,; fancy small, fall made, ll%al9c.
EGGs-unsettled; state and Pennsylvania NJ
mark, 2Oa20'ae.; W stern, at mark, iyikara%c
suGAR-lsaw quiet; fair refining 3Nc cpn.
trifngal, 96 test, 4Ac. refined quiet; crushed. a.
| powdered, h.G0c - ;
| TuRPENriNE-Quieta at 4aai0'Ac
/ MoLASSES- Steady; New Orleans. 3o,ioe
i%c. "s""' -"
/ .TALLoW-Easyi CITY, 4%al7sc.; country AZ /,
| SIC. -
HAY = Steady; shipping, 77Ka8Qc.; good 4
.hoice, 85s05c :"
The sun., 1901-02-14
MRS. T. d. PLATT DEAD.
wife of the New York senator VIC
tim of Heart Disease.

New York. Feb. 13.-Mrs. Thomas @.
Platt swife of the senior senator from
this state. died of heart disease after
long illness at her home, the Firth Ave
nue. hotel.
Senator Plat and his three sons were
present at the deathbed. Senator Platt
was reported to be prostrated by nus
wife's death and could not see his most
Intimate friends, although they and pol
iiicians from all over the city pegan
I arly in theitlay TO offer condolences.
Ellen Barstow Platt was the daughter
of Charles Rollins Barstow, who went
from Stockbridge, Mass, to Tioga coun-
ty, N. Y, in 1900 to reside with his un-
Gle, DR.. Gamaliel Barstow, some time
state treasurer and senator. Mrs flatt .
mother. Charlotte Coburn. was grand
daughter OF Jonathan Platt, an officer IN
the Fourth New York regiment in the
Revolution and cousin of Senator Platt.
Mrs. platt was born at Nichols, near
Owego, In 1885. and was married to i.
G. Platt in 1852 Her three sons. ed
ward II. Platt. Frank II. Platt and Hen
ry B. Platt all reside in this city.
Mrs. Platt's life had been active, and
abe had always taken an interest in the
affairs in which her husband participat-
ed. She was a woman of education and
personally supervised the training of al
her sons. In early life she was active In
out of door occupations and travel.
II is announced that Mrs. platt's fu
neral will be on Friday, at IL A. M, ano
that Governor Odcll and Lieutenant Gov
ernor Woodruff will be among the pail
bearers
The sun., 1901-02-14
Grand Lodgg, Omcers.

Smyrna, Feb. l3 The Graud Lodge
Of Delawar~, A U U. W., e!ected to.
foifowil 6 affi els this morning: Crane
z and foreman, Benjamin A. Grnvrt
Marshalitou; grand nseiseer, DR. Har
rison ". Howe,,, Wilmington; grand re
cotder, Charles + Woods, Wilmington;
grand receiver, Edgr A. Finley, VII
mingtun; grand meui'aI examiner, Dr.
Lewis w. + mn, Wilmington; grand
gniir, Curtis Kifk. Wimnat1n; grand
inside w4tchnan, Caleb 5 Watson, Wi
mi gton; grand outside satchman; VII.
liam Il Richardson, Milforc; granG
tiusfe., DR. j n Jpnrs, Seafard; su
pleme representatives, George NJ Sseyrn
SOD, smyrna; Frank 2 L,ckey, Viii
mington; James F Carroll, Dover.
The sun., 1901-02-14
Canal locks Broken.

The steamer Ericsson Of the Baltimore
and Philadelphia company, which has
teen laid up at Baltimore on account Of
the repairs to tt,a locks at Delaware CRY,
will probably resume her regular tIips
between Baltimore and Philadelphia 10
day. The Anthony Groves, which al
ternaies thr trips with tie Efirnson, was
caught Jn the Delaware bay side Of tine
broSen lock and ha. laid over at ner pier
III Phiiade phia pending tue completion
of the repairs.
The sun., 1901-02-14
MRS. NATloa ia CHICAGO.
rne Calls on the Mayor and Chief OF
Police Ripiey.

xhe Calls on the Mayor anu ShteA %
police ISipiey.
Chicago. Feb. 13.-Saloons of Chicago,
,rd tbc tenderloin district in particular,
will not be visited further by Mrs. Carrie
Nation of Kansas. Physical exhaustion
and an almost complete loss Of voice caus-
pd by outdoor speaking the past few DAYS
md her tour of the levee conhned MIS-
Natior- - her rooms until the hour SET ior
her q arance at Willard hall shortly
before noon, and compelled her to give up
her plans for further personal Visits 10
the saloons. ~
The meeting at Willard hall will end
Mrs. Nations brief lecturing tour. She
will then return to Topeka, Kan,
whore she is to stand trial for saloon
wrecking. In order to reach Topeka IN
time for the trial she will not stop at
Kansas City, where she intended 70 iec-
ture.
"And am sorry for that" said she.
I believe l could do great deal o.
good in that city. 1t needs stirring up.
Mrs. Nations programme for the day,
besides the early afternoon meeting at
Willard hall, included call on Mayor
Harrison Immediately after that meeting
md brief heart to heart talk with Chler
Of Police Ripley.
Hundreds OF letters, some threatening
many commendatory, and not few IN
closing small amounts of money, are belng
received by Mrs. Nation. Among them
is one from "Battleax Paddy Gleason
former mayor OF Long Island City, II
which the latter, after congratulatinG
Mrs. Nation on her work, invites her (
come to New York and places his battle
ak ut her disposal.
The sun., 1901-02-14
Two Weeks Tour via Pennsylvania
Railroad,

The second Pennsylvania Railroad
tour Of the season to Jacksonville, allow.
NJ two weeks in Florida. will leave
New York and Philadelphia Febru-
AIRY 10.
Excursion tickets, including railway
trans portaaioi |, Plliman accammoda
lions Zone oerth) AMI meats en- route IL
both directions while lravr.iJ 6 on the
special trai /, viii be cold at tile follow
ing rates: NV Y nk, $50; T adelphia,
Harrisburg, B iii more aud Washington,
SIS; Pittsolrg, S53. aud AZ pruporlionate
fstes from 9th r p ints
For tickets, itineraries and other infor
nation apply to ticket sgents, Tourist
Agent At 1896 Broad way, New York; !
y ,urt street, Brooklyn; 7S9 Broad street,
Newark, N. j b Clurlaeuder, Jr., Pas
euger Agent, Baltlm re Dstrlct, Baltl
more, Mi; Coin Studds, Passenger
Agent Southern District, Washington
% g.; Thomas E. Watt, Passenger Agen
Western District, Pittsberg, Pa; or &
George w. Boyd, Assistant General Pas
singer Agent, Broad Street Station
Philadelphia.
The sun., 1901-02-14
Chiefs, squaws, papooses this week.
Personally Conducted Tours via b.
81 .. n. X.

81 .. n. X.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany announces the following Personally
Conducted Tours for the season Of 190l
Washington, ID. c.: Seven Tours will
leave Philadelphia and Wilmington a.
follows: January II, February n, March
|, March p, April 4, April Is and May
= The rate from Wilmington to Wash.
ngton and return will be 50, which covers
very expense, including transportation
for the round trip, transfers and two
lays board ut frst-class hotels in Wash
ington. Tickets will good to return OIL
any train except the Royal Limited with,
IN ten d. Us, including date il desired and
permit stop-o,er at Baltimore.
Old Point Comfort, Va: Eight tours
will leave Philadelphia and Wilmington
$ follows: January &c, February O. Feb
.usry 23, March 16, March 80. April 13
april n, and May II. The rate from
Wilmington and Old Point Comfort and
return will be s13, covering transportation
tor the round trip, transfer at Washing
ION. stateroom on steamer. Washington
to Old Point, and one and three-quartel
days board at the Hygeia Hotel. Limi
u tickets, six days, with stop-over priyi
/ leees at Baltimore and Washington.
For books Of Royal Blue Line Tours
! ind detailed information, apply to II. A
Miller, Passenger Agent, Wilmington
Del.
The sun., 1901-02-14
PALACE AMUSEMENT CO.

Naxt Saturday night the N.w York
Palace Amusement 60. will give = plan
tation festival and cakewalk at The
Grand Onra House. Oi this organlEa
ton thu NV York Evening" Jaurnal ni
Nov 27tii said: The claah Of the TIN
and sn i.trUst factiors of the cakess X.
i q brigade stno culuinsted in a rot
tadag, wten the fancy stepp IS wtnare
gn'rgt take part in the big csRavak a.
tie Grand g Etra PA'aca an nexs Ss'rr-
d " nigst tpld ia, if fifet dress r-F,estsal.
Both par is rho .ed ~ in fnc- aid ey
wrtra 4, tn.dsd foe ear The trust ia tion
il Il G stronger tie twn, bnt fp anti
I'm 'foan' are game to tn aes bone
At tir tttere We're only nm terri e. ~
wTatn, hut the storm sann bfn ,, and
only tie quick intel vention Of Manager
Lew Nor prevent d riot. Harry
kro sa, the 'Groa Just of the Gfidda,
was r,rg'raier in ths rn'npns, and il
was nnjy after much trouble TIM a catch.
q, catch ran b tie between him d
.Pn,tk II nry, Known AZ 'Dn-kY' J I
fers1a, was prevented TIE bellies whc
made the he's, ai,nrng IN the rrhearaa
were Fannie Martin, the Bell. Of Nes
Orleaaa, and Florence Smith, the Aato
mobile Giri.n
The sun., 1901-02-14
The mil

Let Us Iheextreme mil
D.. W ness Of the III
TUT fou part Of the wint
on ~ ieaves us wi
Oh 70 q thousands of d ID
Good "a, ia's' worth 0 Fif
Soo1 Clothing tn
Thing. ". uld ot,e1w
have been ii
posed Of, u
can't afford 10 arry i. N.Y.
have cash. DON'T want ~
show them again next {
So togei rid o. goods on;ol
and 10 get the cash on;cL
we have deterniinedlo m, 4
the prices stated below. Th|
sacrifice i great on our nar|
The gain is great for pa, pm,
All Overcoats, Mems ' nv
Boys Suits, Cents En- s
nisnings, Swe tiers and Hs1
at Half Price. $la Ovs,|
coats at So; Suitings at 81
regular price $l2; Raw
Overcoats or suits, 81 i \
IS, were 81. so and s6; \
Hats Tor 81; All good
sacrifice No ,rad;nI
stamps with this sale. Ever
sale sticky cash.
WRIGHT & DAVIDSON C(|
8lh and Market streets.
The sun., 1901-02-14
slgnn az . yvreels Fonnd.

st. Johns, N. r., Feb. ia lot of
wreckage has been found in the vicinity
Of Bacalieu, small island northeast Of
the Avalon peninsula. and at various 9th
er points on the southeast coast of New
foundland. The articles picked up include
part of a ships mahogany door, with a
brass hook; piece of moldng, with a
brass plate inscribed Ladies' Cabin" a
large plank marked "CXYI," several
pieces Of interior woodwork painted red
and blue, part of ships boat, several
pieces of bulwarks, and can containing
coffee
The sun., 1901-02-14
Additional Locals.
RILEY's PHOTOGRAPH.
Chief Massey Gets Picture From
Rogue,s Gallery at w Washington.

Chief Massey yesterday received addi.
tionai information az to the identity OF
George Riley. the burglar who attempt
ed to burglarize Leyy'B loan office
week ago.
A letter from Richard Sylvester, mayor
and superintendent OF the Metropolitan
Police Of Washington. says: "Riley Is
known as James, alias Rory Simms, alias
Geoge Riley, alas Joseph Hansen, alias
Binck, and that IN company with man
named hares Mclaughlin, ON October
IL, 1890. me robbed the jeaelry store OF
Flank hoffs, No. 423 seventh street, N.
W., Washington.
They had rented rooms near the store
and entt red the store through a sky ht,
stripped the back of the sale aud 'arrlei
off all of its contents, valued st ,0O0,
none of which WAS recovered Riley was
arrested November ls, ani Mclaughlin
December 5, 1899. On April IL, IL l.,
Mclaughlin WAS sentenced to Albany
penlientiary for five years and six
months, but or account OF i'll heath was
pard, ned June IL, 1891, and died on the
25th OF thai month.
Riley was entenced on November 2 ,
1891, E, ten years imprisonment, whlch
he served in the A oanay penlt ntlary.
Riley's pinot, graph, taken from the
iosue's galler, in ashingtop, accom-
panies tie letter, II is god likeness,
although taken ten years sgn."
A letter from up .rinteudent Ut Pol c.
Qnrk Of Philadelphia, says that Rley
was sentenced 10 eighteen month"; in
prisoument on September IA 1881, wher
he first became known, hasiag brei
tried on the charge Of en.ering dwell
ing at Tvs t Ii street and Mpntgnmer,
avet u, AID on April 81, 1885, was sen
fenced to three years .impris 'nment o'
she charge Of bl ,wlng sale at No 2i3l
Caliow hill street.
The sun., 1901-02-14
MIR. KeIler's Condition.

New York, Feb. 13.-The bulletin Is
sued by the physicians OF Rev. John
Keller, who was shot by Thomas G.
Barker, is OF an unfavorable character.
The doctors say that Mr.. Keller passed a
restless night and suffered some pain.
The condition of the right eye is the
same, but the left eye has developed some
new and serious complications. These
new conditions, the bulletin says, are
alarming TO the attending physicians.
Neither Of the doctors would say any
thing in addition to the facts stated in
the bulletin
The sun., 1901-02-14
BEFORE THE FO0TLIGHTS.
GOUNoD,s FAUST.

One nigtt of grand opera will be given
nv the American Grand Opera ca. at the
Grand O ers Hou.. TOMORROW evening
commpncirs .ts Is o'cl3ck Gnunod's
nasterwork, "ians,," Will be resented
v ith an ideal cast of art s.s, Madam
Detamotsa is Young. bat most Com.
peteut and accomplished artist Her
voice il pure soprano of great range
and f-xibtty. Tie role Of SA,bei, Mar
gnrrlt-'s youthful lover, il gwen by Mi.t
Campbell, fine Young contralto, who
has had great success in Europe, and
America GRAFTON Baker, who sltgs thr
rlle al Fau-t, has perha, sthe pufest ano
finest tenor voice now employed in grand
opera.
The sun., 1901-02-14
uuroar IA t,.s Reichsrath.

Vienna, Feb. l33. = 4 great nproar
marked the session Of the reichsrath.
"lnformer," "AIuscovitc," Jew" and
"rasca!' were d few of the less objection
able spithets. fhe house was debating
the reply 10 the speech from the throne.
a Czech named Strausky violently at
tackled the Pant Germans, declaring they
were trying to break UP Austria with n
view Of uniting the fragments to the
German empire After the uproar ocea-
stoned by this declaration had subsided
Strausky cunclHagd with asserting that
the present tendency Of the crown was to
favor the supremacy Of the German Left
lists
The sun., 1901-02-14
Training ship Mohicnn Rebuilt.

San Fraucisco. Feb 13-The United
States training ship Muhican has come
down from the Mare Island navy yard
after having been almost entirely re-
built. She is now bark riggcd and close
" resembles the old Hartford. The Mo.
hican will take aboard about 250 ap-
prentices here and will start on a cruise
10 the southern seas. She will call at
Santa Barbara, San Diego. Magdalena
Bay and Honolulu. On her return to
San Francisco she will go north, calling
at all the Puget sound ports and stopping
on the Columbia river on her way home.
The sun., 1901-02-14
The Fight Situation.

Cincinnati, Feb. 13.-It is unoflicially
stated that the Jeffries-Ruhlin boxing
contest, scheduled for Friday night, will
be postponed, as parties from distance
will not have time to get here after the
decision of Judge Hollister is rendered.
But the date to which the contest is post
poned will depend upon the decision. If
the injunction is refused, the postpone
ment will be for only few days. II the
injunction is allowed, the postponement
will be for some weeks, in order to give
time for carrying the case through the
circuit and supreme courts.