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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-01-18
In The Churches.

Last evening in the Second Presby-
terrain church. the Rev. TeWinkle de-
livered an interesting address on the
subject: ''Acquaint Thysef with Him.
The meetings will conclude this eve
ming.
The Way of the Cross" WAS the
subject of an interesting address de-
livered last evening in the Christian
church by the Rev. Watson. This
evening the week of special services
will conclude.
The Rev. C. P. Prou0ft. of the
United Presbyterian church, deliver
ed an interesting address in the First
Presbyterian church last evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-01-18
Police Court.

Yesterday there were two cases in
the Police Court. and on account Of
the nationalities of the offenders, one
of the bystanders called it Ireland
day. The prisoners gave their names
as Patrick Flannery and Patrick Kane,
and were accused of a too close ac-
quaintance with the fluid that is sold
in jugs. Mayor Freese said 81 and
costs, but the men were broke, so they
were returned to jail
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-01-18
MIDDLEBOURNE.

-MIDDLEBCURNE, W. Va, January
IA raid was made on the String
town speakeasies and gambling dens
by Prosecuting Attorney l. NJ. Under
wood and Constable Reed. They land
ed B. c. Ankerman and John Glen
denning for keeping speakeasies.
Clendenning gave bond for his appear
ancs oefors the grand jury and also
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-01-18
Reported Suicide.

Yesterday it was rumored through
out the business portion of the city,
that a we'll known Belmont street man
had committed suicide by hanging.
Last evening DR.. Beetham, the coro-
ner, stated that he had heard the
rumor, and had been investigating, but
could find no ground for the report.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-01-18

theatre is: Little hat little wit. Big
hat not bit.
A woman can be convinced that she
is in the wrong. but not until too late
to prevent the catastrophe
Some men cannot see the wide open
church door on Sunday but they have
no trouble in finding their way down
dark alleys and through devious pas
sage ways to the small but accommo-
dating back door of the saloon.
The shade of the girl who lighted
the fire with kerosene met the shade
of the man who blew out the gas"
Come" said she, 'let us go and dance
on that cloud over there with the man
who didn't know it was loaded"
they went; but FOUL the vapors fill
ed with the dear departed who lad
attempted to alight from moving
street cars backwards. And the man
In the moon took another smile
although he was down to his last
quarter. w. s. G.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-01-18
CowARDICE AT WEST POINT

Until recent exposures concerning
the extent and character of the haz-
ing of fourth class men at West Point
Military Academy many were inclin-
ed to look with lenience upon what
was regarded at worst merely as
ebulitions of high spirited youth
and to accept the cadets at their own
much yaunted estimate as fine, manly
and honorable young fellows even
though a bit rough. Further revela-
lions. however, must cause general
revision of views by even the warm
est friends of the cadets and their
traditions"
Hazing or exercising a helpless
fourth class man into commissions
after practicing upon him brutalities
and indignities, often uncomfortable,
which in the cases of Breth and Booz
resulted in the death of the helpless
victims, seems to have been the &C
cepted thing, though not the worst
nor most cowardly feature OF the
ordeal Unless the new man were a
veritable giant thoroughly trained in
pugilism, no matter how brave he
might be he had no chance when the
"scrapping committee took hold of
him. The plea that the new man
was allowed to pick his opponent
among the 'scrappers" although suffi-
GENTLY invalid since the upper class
men even when of equal size and
weight had the advantage of expert
ence and training, has been proven
false and misleading, the new man
having absolutely no chance of VIM
ming since if he won against his first
opponent he was forced to fight an
other and so on until exhausted with
repeated battles the last and biggest
and ablest OF the "scrapping commit
tee" had easy work beating him
into insensibility-for, be it known,
in this delightful institution a battle
was not considered ended until the
victim was knocked out"
The torrent of scorching adjectives
poured out by the investigating COM
mittee in denurciation of this prac-
tice contained no word too strong to
characterize the contemplate mean
ness, unmanliness and dishonorable
cowardice Of these upper class ruff
fans, compared to whom, as Mr.
Allen in the Senate declared, the prize
fighter is a gentleman.
II the government military academy
cannot be conducted on more SOL
dierly lines it were better to close the
institution and turn the work over
to the States, as suggested. Anything
would be preferable to offering the
United States army with men taught
that mean and cowardly ruffianism is
the proper thing.
If these practices are, as alleged.
the efforts of the sons of army Off
GERS to drive civilians out of the in
stitution and prevent them from en-
terlng the army the sooner this mill
tary aristocracy is abolished and de-
stroyed root and branch the better
and the more fitting for the military
arm of government Of the people.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-01-18
BELLAIRE.

News Notes of Interest from the Eel.
mYnt County Town.
Social Notes.
Last evening, at their home in the
Fourth ward, Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. ]. S,
Mcclellan delightfully."- entertained the
Gravel Hill Literary and Social club
The evening was pleasantly passed
and at the usual hour a dainty lunch
con was served.
This evening Edward Leach will en-
terrain, at the home of his parents, in
the Fifth ward, the Juvenile Club AT
an opportune hour refreshments will
be served.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-01-18
BRIDGE COMPANY SUED.
Special to the Register

SptCIdI 10 the htBIsLef,
EAST LIVERPOOL, Ohio. January II.
was to-day sued in common pleas court
for $1S.0GS and the Ohio end of the struc-
ture which spans the river between this
city and the neR town of Chester was
attached to secuyS&ssym
The suit is on se kmissory note given
five years ago and Protested at maturity
a few days since. Suit is brought in the
name OF J. NJ Kelly, director In the First
National Bank.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-01-18
BANK MAY BE SOLD.

Special to the Register
TORONTO, Ohio. January 17.--Negotia-
lions are on for the sale OF the Citizens
Bank and business to the Bank OF To-
ronto. both Of this place. II Is said the
transfer will occur Saturday. T. C. Fox
is president of the Bank of Toronto.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-01-18

1t would probably be a wise reform
move to place some grim and grizzled
veteran volunteer soldier at the head
of the West Point Military Academy.
The trouble with that institution
seems to have been that it has been
run by the cadets rather than its Of
ficers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-01-18

West Point valor is receiving some
severe jolts. 1t isn't valorous to set
up a fight on a weaker fourth class
man who thereby has no possible
chance to win. Nor is it very brave
to blacken the name of dead victim
of this cowardly brutality.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-01-18

Every dollar that dishonest legisla-
tors succeed in bilking out of the cor
porations either for legislative favors
or immunity from threatened enact
ment will come out of the pockets of
the people.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-01-18

The anti-prize fight bill got black
eye before it had reached the center
of the ring There are other evils that
need reforming a good deal more than
the boxing business
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-01-18

Since an enterprising newspaper
discovered that west Virginia has
had so many red headed governors,
every chestnut topped politician in the
State has ordered lightning rods, and
is reading up on, When executive
clemency should be exercised"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-01-18

Mr.. Carnegie is carrying on what
looks like a desperate Irritation with
the Morgan and Rockefeller interests.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-01-18

The latest metropolitan trunk mys-
terry has great possibilities of sensa-
tlonal interest.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-01-18
REGISTER AGENCIES.

WHERE THE REGISTER CAN BE
PURCHASED OUT OF TOWN.
CHARLESTON, w. Va. = Richardson's
Book Store. Capitol Street opposite
WASHINGTON, D. Queen News
Stand, National Hotel.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-01-18
COL. MGRAW IN CHARLESTON.

He VIII Receive the Compliment of
the Democratic Votes for Senator.
Special to the Register.
CHARLESTON, w. Va January IL
and was Immediately the center of a
throng of friends. He Will undoubtedly
be com9hmented with the vote OF the
Democrats In the Legislature for United
States Senator next Tuesday
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-01-18

A qua pura in the doctors perscrip-
ton costs you thirty-fve cents At
home you can take a bath in it for
nothing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-01-18
BOARD OF TRADE BILL
Permitting the City of Wheeling to
Sell Electric Light, TO be Present.
ed TO the Legislature To-day.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, January H.
Mr.. smith, of Ohio county. will intro
provide that the city of Wheeling may 80
into the electric lighting business. II IL
the bill prepared and sent here by the
Board Of Trade and will be introduced at
its request.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-01-18
TRUTHS IN JEST.
For the REGISTER.

For the REGISTER.
A lovely maid passing a mill,
One day fell into the water so chill.
And calling gave an awful Shrek,
This comedy maid with ways so meek.
A cavalier with blond mustache,
Possessing wit, but somewhat rash,
Was passing there this summer day.
Sauntering by where the waters play.
Seeing the maiden's dire despair,
He leaped and seized her by the hair.
The hair was false, he has it STILL
But the beauteous maiden by the mill
Was found that day quite cold and dead
With not a hair upon her head
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-01-18

The above is intended as a warning
to young ladies who order their hair
from New York. Be careful girls,
don't go near the water.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-01-18

The language of ladies hats in the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-01-18

The REGISTER, embracing Its several
editions, Is entered at the Postoffice al
Wheeling, w. Va, as second-class matter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-01-18

theatre is: Little hat little wit. Big
hat not a bit.
The daily sentinel., 1901-09-07
Will Open Monday.

The public schools Of Grand junction
will open for another years work at 8
o'clock Monday morning with tull
corps OF Instructors at their respective
places to perform their duty.
The most important institution In any
community is the schools. 1t is here
that the men and wont q OF the land are
taught those things which go to make
the home and the nation prosperous
Out Of tho school rooms Of America
must como the future presidents, sena-
tors, preachers, scientists. and last bu
the bone and sinew of this free land. 1t
then follows, as night follows day, that
the teachers place in charge Of the chill
dren in the school rooms must needs be
possessed Of tact, patience and those
traits Of character which go toward
forming and framing the minds Of the
youths 90 that they may go forth in the
years that are to come with an educa-
ton that will at them to battle for the
right.
Grand junction is growing city; her
schools must be kept up with the rapid
strides of the times; her children must
be educated; the parents must insist that
good instructors be employed. The Sen
tinei believes that such is the case this
year and that an able corps Of teachers
will be on duty, as the following list will
show:
Superintendent-W d. Miller.
Principal high school-A. 8. Otto.
Mathematics and sciencs-E. T. Fisher.
Language-Marcia P. NAPLES.
Manual trainins-C. w. Wasson.
Eighth grade-Erances Curtis.
Seventh grsde-Aarian Hinds.
Sixth grade-Aildred Garrett.
-Loucetta Moore.
Fifth grade-Iona Brosius.
LULU Snyder.
Fourth and 6fth-Allie Rice.
Fourth Rrade-Lena Bull.
-Lenore Watkins.
Third grade-Nannie Forty.
Frances Strock.
Second grade Eleanor Swift.
--Gracs Bailey.
Amanda McPhoeters.
First grade---Ida CLARK.
CORA Miller.
---Helen Dewey.
The daily sentinel., 1901-09-07
l. N. BUNTING.

A e. Parsons and family returned to
this city from Madison, Minn. Thurs
day. Mr.. Parsons says that he is indeed
glad to get back again to Gods coun untry,
meaning the Grand valley.
Mrs. johnson. wife OF Perry johnson
Of the firm Of johnson q Sheldon, re-
turned home this morning from Salt
Lake City where she has been visiting
for the past three months. About Octo.
ber 10Th, Mrs. johnson will sail for her
old home in Paris for visit combining
pleasure and business.
There was . very pleasant little party
at the home Of Mr.. D. G. Nesbitt, east Of
the city last night. There were gsmss,
refreshments and music 70 while away
the time. 1t 10 sad to relate, yet never
theless it is true, that one OF tho popular
young msu OF this city was actually
"skunked." For tho sake Of the young
mans reputation, his name 10 withheld
Mrs. James Hards and son Wilbur. re-
turned home yesterday on the Colorado
Midland from three months visit in
the east. Mr.. and Mrs. Hsrds spent the
time during their absence at different
points Of interest in the east, visiting the
Buffalo expedition, and spending some
time at Montreal, besides visiting with
friends and relatives in various cities in
Michigan. Mr.. Hards returned home
about two weeks ago, Mrs. Hards and
son remaining with relatives at Grand
Rapids Miss Pearl Hards. niece Of Mr..
and Mrs. Hirds, OF Grand Rapids, 40
companisd her aunt to this city and will
remain here some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. W. Sibeck and daugh
ter arrived In the city from Little Rock,
Arkansas. yesterday. Mr. Shock is tho
gentleman who has purchased the Bos-
ton Shoe Store He comes 10 this city
with the intention OF making IL his fu-
turs home and will aim to keep nrst
class exclusive shse store. As he has
had number OF years experience IN this
particular line Of business, there il no
question but that he will make the Bos-
to1 Shoe store one Of the very BEST on
the western slope. Tho Sentinel 10 glad
to welcome him among the business and
social circles OF the city.
The daily sentinel., 1901-09-07
President SHOT

Buffalo. Sept. 6.-Just brief twenty
four hours ago the newspapers OF the
city blaz,ned forth in all the pomp OF
headline type:
1.-THE Proudest Day in Buffalo's His
tory"
Tonight, in sackcloth and ashes, in
sombre type, surrounded by gruesome
borders Of black, the same newspapers
are telling in funereal tones to a horritied
populace the deplorable details OF "the
blackest day in the history OF Buffalo"
President Mckinley, the nations chief
executive and the city's honored guest.
lies PROSTATE, suffering the pangs in
dicted by the bullets OF a cowardly as
sassin, while his life hangs in the bal
ance.
Out on Delaware avenue. at the home
Of John G. Milburn, president Of the
Pan American exposition, with fearful
face and heart torn by conflicting hope
and fears, sits the faithful wife, whose
devotion il know. 10 all the rations.
1t was shortly after I p. M, while the
president wss holding a public reception
in the great Temple of Music on the ex-
position grounds, that one Of the throng
which surrounded the presidents party
approached as II to greet the president,
President Mckinley smiled, bowed and
extended his hand when suddenly ths
sharp crack OF a revolver rang out. In
an instant the assassin was thrown to
the ground and his weapon wrested from
his hand. he was then taken to police
headquartere.
The assassin's name 10 Leon Czolgoez.
he 10 Of Polish German extraction. His
homo 10 in Cleveland, where he has seven
brothers and SISTER He is an avowed
anarchist. His only resson for the deed
10 that he believed the present form OF
government In tho United States was un-
just and he thought tho most effective
remedy would be to kill the president.
The daily sentinel., 1901-09-07
AN ANARCHISTS Crime
esident mcKinIey's AssaiIant SIav mirac
Escape From Instant Deaths Struck in 6rea
And Abdomen--victi Will Live.

Buffalo, Y Sept & mSpeca The Daily Se)1he President has beer
the at
dosedas Mckinley
ocLoc last evening Iwast the
" l. N
Y Secrtar
following physicians at
left
nnchesI ehof the medan
NJ
will h
edtoloc the has srada
knh him {
Mlbum
Buffalo, NJ y, 10 is
eisuedho
that his condition than dispatches state No probing
o. that President
the housewife President
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-12
Ohio.
Yint at Sgurre.

SoIeoo, 7oe 5eb. - 81 al De fr9ts
tsFte Rsperier ! penne Smegn iorsoes
bes imorges. Ou poitbuIet | Roisforo
bIsp bismisgt at fire MGno, iom rdn'
Idsebe fra Colt til SirIoer eitsr at
buoe bunoets og pint Poitmeitsr't1n
Wrs emma Sulers Wfdro mso tGnote
Spritittsr for at toinge BAN til at rss
be, bpor 9euse % @Groiidger par.
ganoiterne fdnot en- Del tontonts
penae, 10 0idmdntrings. Ell 8uIoubr,
ino9raperet msp Wrs. 3ulers Hdpn,
Ga en- Del Sslptsi. Gfter at bdoe
raniaget belle 6uiet, git De tn Bel.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-12
81 perioner orobt.
st tort Cplas SDnamit | eli meri'
tauif Solpgrnbe crploberer.

Gbibuabuu, Werico, 7oe 5eb. -
llnperretnin9 tommer ON en- irDgteltJ
GrpIoiion / San Qnpreasgrubeu / en-
afIioesliSgenoe Del al Sierra Uiaores
/ Staten Durango. 81 Wpno, &pina
Der % Barn bleo or9bt, % mango
iuarsoes. st fort SPldg OpndmIt,
Iom fob / ct uuoerioroiit aammer,
erploOereoe, iunoiqnligOis iom JsIS:
al 8rpoiing at eattriite 3rdaoe, ION
gaar siennem 8GrsIiet.
lae De or9bte % iaarsoe bar puu
OperFlaoen, og Dc flslte eieoe 8dda
~ningsbuIe ooer Gruben. Grploionsr
req bort bile gjergtoppeu, bporpdu
@rubearbeioernes Gdnosbp lda, ps
W9uo, Spinoer Og gsrn bier iprGngt
i Imdd Stumper. 9Iauot be orGbie
par @rubens 9eitprer, German Guetss
man, os bans 6amiIis.
6lers 6unoreoe Wauo ar6eioeoe
be opbe Dele at 8rubcn. os, m9rtelig
not, bleo ingen at Dem baarot iadrsi.
udatet be blep ooIoiomt rDitst al @rs
ploIionen. De lob op til Operildotn
gisnnem IN al 2unneIsrns, ION life
par iplot mso Ruinsr. 5oran BEN
Ida ben soeldste 2auosbp. De iams
Isos De imua ReIter al WsnneItsy.
Iom laa itrset uooper gjerset, Og BE-
graoeos benz / en- 9rap. Sun
faa lemlaiteos 2spuinser par gientisnz
belige. I'll Rabolsirt bIso Der isRot
guo siter Eager iii at plsie be iaarsoe;
bet pareoe en- lib, fer be tunoe
TONNE.
Gan Qnoreos sr en- al bs itsrite
Sslpgru6sr ! Nerico. Den er barb,
lat til S20,OO0,OO0. Den bar pros
oucsrst SsIu ior mango NiaioHer.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-12
Arutud,u.
@prbels Tornrr.

9erinston, 7os 5eb. - SuIe Webb,
8iaiam McGulpm % 5rdnt Spur'
lod sr / Clan Gountp bsnpiit til 0is
Ttrittsretten, dntlnget for at bope mprs
bet Gbac 20. Sal, ben Wano. iom
bar Wiuiam 8osbels oirteIige Wors
Der. Sau bIep orGbt ! iorrise llSe i
ben ~norplige Del at Gouutist, %
aienosgieynineerne ON bans ScerO a:
orr6e 8oe6tl tom uo. od Woroerne tit
ben foreIsbiqe dissemination. Def
IiQes, at Saa bleo tuget for Sim 6otc,
arb, Tom MI er osmt til al bGnges.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-12
gnniuftG.
Ylnnnrst ier $1,000.

@Hoerion, Sos Sch. Yepton
McGormid, Iom Dor dlene II WRil NOR
osnfpr oenne Sp, trat 5000 / Ban
ten for at tiebe ct 9ddrosbrug. 5tos
liz ibas blsp Idboer prttet al
9ranoanarm, og bet bar idlpiot, at Re
tlnoe reooe ben sdmle gSdou uo al
Suiet. gsngsns bar Ort. McGormit
bapce ct Sdar i Sppeoet, iom ciite, Al
Rsoerne bapoe bsosost BAN. Sdsefter
iatte be Slo paa Suiet. Sau tuuce
life sioe nossu Se7trtOeIIe al an9ris
berne.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-12

Jor uoseu Sip focn blsO Der
6orte ira poittOntorst i Surpsp, y.
Gat., en- regiitrsrei Bate. psr iisss
at bare DGret p1rO $1,000, os bette
CT Grunoen tit. al Der life Oil bIio.
uonaunt nogsn m Qoitmsiter DER pla
Steoet, iRptil o,Hne Sag sr bleosa
arunpig unOerisgt. Gmbeosts nupGs
rsnos S~nrebapsE, Trs. @eiIdno, Nal
nemlia aflsiss. os u. &. Singer snit.r
benoes gldos. Wan far bog lite nos
asn Wistante cm, at bun sr Sinh /
9at.:ns 5oripinNu. 5pertimoo ltal
1ppsn pare en- Yeripn. Der life itaar I
nOssu Jor6inoelie usco poittontorst.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-12
mtarnnHlt.
Girfe br1nbt.

Sibtoib, 7oe 5eb. = Den fsrts
9aptiittirte blep aloelsS soslugt al
graup idften. Sdbet er $4,000 meo
$11,O a%siuranee. gpyningen par
en- al be aloite i gpen. Ar blep bpeset
/ 1875.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-12

Oct fal anbrinses paa Marteoet ON
nosle 0aee for biIise priler; 2anost
er iarlis ftittet for ben pnsrs alasls
Guarbbrusere. iom timber forbebreos
6armer / Soma % bet ipolise Minnes
iota for bpre til at anbringe pense !.
gimbetraaostrnhsu.
greIton, TIE 5eb. - Statsisnator
Glart / pass Gountp bar oHentliss
qiort en- Maape at ilaa 9inpetraaoss
truiten paa. @eb ct 5armin'titut
frempiits ban ct Stptte 9iupetraao os
ct Stptte Reb, ipm lisnepe COB Camp.
DisIe, forflarsoe ban, er Iapet at "8als
bet Weeo" eller "abutilon", ipm boyer
pppist os bsit paa boer Jorm os bar
paret anieet iom unpttist ugr9s.
Opbagelien, at usr9s tunoe npttisslps
res paa benne Maaos, blep giort CT
.. .. Belt, en- Sarmsr / Harbeoen al
Glarinpa.
College fparantineret.
Gebar Sails, 9hs 5eb. = glsportb
College / Soma Sails blep ibas lat !
aparuntane pda 9runo at acpperns.
Sper 100 Stuberter oe profes'orer
er inb,fp9rret. Stupent 6. 8rofper
fra @arner, Soma, er Patienten.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-12
faumurt ipocr mt stutslaan.

6inarsminjiter S60rling tno,
brdgte ben 6te 5ebrudr ! 6oItetm3,t
e. 5orila9 ON at optdse llol1noet 9.
Statsldau puo % Miuioner aroner.
Der Hal anpeuoeS til SsrRbdneaulr1
% til 0Gtielie al anore Sernbdnea
uogifter idnrt til 6%oritrGtteIie al 2dar
til 9anoarbetoere fordt iGtte ben,
iitano til at erbperpe ia egen Soro.
SOrIlaget iu~obefdtRr ogiaa ct auo.t
Statsldau pdd 20 Wiuiouer 9roner
til S~nolesniug at 1lope StatspbIiga'
toner.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-12

Zig. Wen ban bIep burtis p9rrs. @t,-
bar So Iar sammel. Sans aons e,
| Wibeaur. Nont. Der er inssn
9ern.
Ter Of aobpernr.
Wi!mar, Tie Seb. - @~darobruasr
Sobn Mation, iom Dor / Collar, osoe
isaar at 3opperne. Der bar parei
mango aoppepatienter / &anbiobp
eountp; men MatIon er BET anbet
Ososfalo, iom er rapporteret.
2siitr til Sorss.
N~ortbfielo, 8oe Seb. = Sbomds
Dillon bar iolst i'm gutii til 8. I.
Salporiun / Wbiteban. mis-. OlIoE
itdl isile til Rprss ben lite mai.
Yapirmasiemsae.
2ittle Sails, Sbe Seb. - Irbeibet
paa Spfsrelien at Sennepin papir
&ompanis Yapirmasiemsle sr be-
spnot. 0enne MslIe maa pare fars
big, for pdpirmsuen fulbenbes. Oct
oil tags Ter Tiger at inoiatte Maitinss
riet.
Stor Sfaoestriatnins.
4fbsrt Sea, 8pe Seb. - Wrs. Innu
2arion Far / 0iftrittsretten anlast
gritatnissias for $4,000. SUN PADS
itaar. at BUN bleO arsbling peo at
hoppe al ct Sr9n os fable pda en-
Stenrsie ! Waisca.
Zen ipric zfole aabnes.
gubl, 8be 5eb. - pdd Wanods itdl
ben fsrite STOLE / benne 2anosbp
ddbnes meb omtrent SO Gleper, Sta
%lienere, Siterrissre, Sinner, Sosnitcr
og npsle ameritanffs Smadrplineer.
9ubl er 6 Maaneoer aammel. Den
bar ii Salponer, 400 Snpbpggere,
ineen 8irte, to Yutitter, ct poitbus
og 9reat Hortbern S~ernbdnen. Den
lisser / Observation-Disclosures.
Sst Soipital.
Mabiion, 8oe Seb. - ct MasIe,
msoe al norite 2utberdners / Mabis
ION os omtrinslisssnpe Siitritter CT
i%ammentalbt ben 21pe 5eb. til al
prsfte Hsopenoisbeoen at Oprettelie
al ct Soipital / Maotion. Msoet blep
idmmentalot al en- 8omite, Iom bIsp
pulet puu ct inoleoenoe Msbe. Somis
teen inbbefatter q. .. S~ppssddro,
Rep. u. 8. lltbeim, Or. 6. 8. 9iers
og 8. g. aisneis. Oct sr Msninssn
at bpsse en- $4,000 gpsning. Us
iisterne til Planens SoartiatteIie sr
lpie.