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Decorah-posten., 1902-03-14
RruheSrift | 8rrsaIen

DO 0rnhe0rttt SGroaleR, Nru Satflt
ifrtoes fill "0orSenfieIoifc (torroe,"
nt Der fprig0at hdimeoeS e SauIag
nor Yreoeomft al @rtaforctmrirr
naa 8aarOn Heppc. OryrtIU uuIuN-
geS fln iou Epsocorift. NrGrc1n
6lir III atnIpiere. ttoar ANN timber
Oct rormooI9tienligt. III Rem matlige
SGIq5ium forNeieS beTtbol>@2js mud
lem NttIcUcnte mSttI 50cu Mrowr,
i~oriaarGot Ina mcgct far &9NrroeS,
SfllINc man pure iaa beI0ll II opndu
en- itFrre Smr, tdfrIoer Httsn ncrt
mtUpre1M Gicr Cf @nurNrH QtTt
mlorrcll0t wrluGoeier fnrcta',ocr itI
enootoerc en- Afgrft of 0r'hHL iao'
LGnQc ocr FortiPttcs. at ~ &re pr.
Son aobbcnmlm al Gifts. 10 Grc
VI. Con roo OarIm Of Soooitl2 %
IRE pr. (ou o. al SslUma.'H I ar.
pr. HiloqrMu. Ct ~iaaoun, @uIUQ cr
BET iNrite, Der cr itortet ! NUroaIcn,
~ &ct utINc pure bcloigt ror C1rrjf'
tct, OH Set flmNe lpffeS. CH ,S,er.
heo ri 5tcnurbctocre bor tHl,Wt Ing
nor Nftjcr.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-14
Ilncbrnnn. Nrn gIenn INC

JlocbrauO. sra &erlc mc0oGc$
3eu 26ae Tebrllr: ! 9tat ueobrGnotc
&ooebnQuuGeu til cI : Steh tiI1.
Glcn0cJn poo E~JlbebalIe Yuct. Gr
@uoroerer fru &m6ebaQe oeo anUn
~. Z. D}ooicu. Der hdobe Iagt itg iii
N iorc I &nocL mocbrErbte. Suns
iorfuleoe 2,J fonotea I Rltmerre.
Cen T~ouhptfeoe Udr 30 Mar % uglft.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-14

80 Wetsrs 6Up. @co 6opren-
oct peo Sroetbbiem forieoen Dag hop
pe0e en- Erer0er 4a1l Nfeiis un0er
itorrueglbe 2sltbel ira D6g8oen 3912
N6eter (ca. 100 ENG. 6oH). San er
bare IS 2D1r qunrulel. 9n+pet glor.
hes rroe1rfpr 8nrrfiErrerrce, men Dem
mpoSge 96ber fit fnr Raoifi smtcIic
er @rtruorpnrie, opitiIlet at en- Glto.
nmn 4rroatmurtN.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-14

afifessauisgniHe er ~irSlcuerct al
Soeucprpit / SrmgeodI ". ~. 0toe,
SoaneprGiten er feSt 1856 % no.
noontes nj fit t~nrocrrerSe Gtn5ebe
1898.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-14

RpHm BRIG. Deb Soe % Dtar.
fers Soebert er o1rnleJSt % r~egtitreret
BET lto9foarbige Strra MftteieIffobet
Rolm 8r1g, bU& 8OrnadI er 8ris5.
6rtft oe Trrluitbnn5el. AttIefopttu.
len er 5000 arorRr. Jorretnn.
gerg 3outor er poa 06nan / 9orgc
% 9eihreIien beitoar al Sr. <ooli
Breeder o9 9r. 81. Rert.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-14
GnQit / Sficu.

Tnlit / 5tien. NttleielitQDct
@Iems0 9omIIo9ppDeri bar oOerlc.
Ueret lit 80 til Rontltr5. AfttDu op,
QiDes til ca. 10000 % Ba$lipo til
100000 2roner. 0oerret8io9iGrer
2. y. Eouiier or opraort til &clms
rPr. Grtften oeb 5obriten, iom itar.
teoe5 Tor 3 Mar ii0cn, bar ituoiQ
qonet rem; StmoennQeu if0lOca
llOe1ufferoe Wtnrgel poa GriitsfoQi.
tai.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-14
ltnbcr19h.

U~nDcrHRh. Slsp0ttCllt Nh0rlt3
SenFbIer Nor0dtrun0, 3tsporert for
@ourod Ropetporf 50. or foriUuttoen
0eriro Tor noQen Gpo itOer oQ eftertp,
les MI al Golltiet iOTn itpIoIQ / I'm
oeriIoq al ca. $4,000 ar. for Set
Eirmo h1n r~epru6ertercr. San cr
tpif al ;Seo6cI o. ca. 80 Anr gommcl.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-14
Splat Sanseisfteb.

Splgt Sanselsfteb. 8. z. Sor.
lens / 80 Mar brcpne Itore 9rrS.
b%nnbiiert I 8iferiuro er | bisie Iaae
til 5orretutnee'rS niaiNenoriae
Weourberber oa 9eftprer gnbr. Chi,
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-14
ltbfsricl al Sfpabgr.

I|I6fsriCl AZ SfOsbGr.- ) iorrI9c
&or u~ofsrtes ira Rorge pPiertIlg til
gngtan0 og Ep'tfo1ro - ptl6e Scr
eler SfnqbPr Tor over 10000 ar.
Grporten piier zig itabtg ~jtjqenoe,
logtgt oct iroerIuroife Norbrug
gges for hoert Aur. 5 Norore S0os
len angtpes oIene at pore iroidmlet
Tor henirnob 10000 &r. SfoQbPr, %
6usmou02iof hnr Ser / en- Cto al
) q 6 urer mco i'm iSamrIie tient op-
iii 300 2rouer.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-14

Ora SierritslcU ifrioe9:, Gfrr
,SorIpbertoe oil @aueytnler SUo ON
aInn nll Bioe forctruften. Otter at
Den norolige %lnIc er bIeoeu planIagt
oHnrffen. bar nenIig ieID De 5oLf,
Der jrtleoe ia i zp,oien Tor ocrme
BienRemrera.N, ln5ict ofu3
itorc DtangIcr % op4ipCt oen.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-14
8ua6anOlcr MIncuSp Guno a9ter a.

ortPoQc 0oel5ieQsmn1l moo Tnrs
ilnb an, o. er folmnet til ariitimlin
for at ~fonferere meo en M0pofut. Oct
ifaI pare BANS WenIng at nffInoe Jig
mco en- poaie'r0e Eettacilun ~ Oe6.
ltOeu forIalrge 8irfell opbpQget / inu-
me 9TH % mGO Ima1e SSrifrlpttoncr,
Ser ifplhe@ bats fSorfporc.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-14

1nifes.-Gr busGie inmpittt9 beos.
~ ruto uSrit stls iom bar opbolbt iig
Il re War Der / 9aHoet. suifsr Biaos ION
0u5boloeriie / e. peIorbust ItdHetHnptit
SIrm belfi pGa 2aHoet. Eaa 2su lees lie
iaa mcset iom paa e. goot SisnL -4pfter'
%aHoi'er. 29b2
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-14
81 rusfife SaafiIerc Qrreitereoe5

/ Eron6bjem forle6elt. N1a 4oIit1.
fu1nnteret bite bet it9 inrGoJertiO, at
De bar forfnuet me6 SpboI6Sbog,
lt0Iteot al rorIf YrIittupnoinbeo
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-14

Gil ct ErGmieifircuS ncb 2iushaur
nler forIebcr SerSog INdobe mstot itg
Ogioo Den gdrrle 8eterau ira tySlts
qere Sftrero, arTirinr 6ottcTtrocu
gent, Der mi er 50 Nur CARMEL. 6on
finch e1 @rtrapuTnIe.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-14
@ammcl Brube.

@ammeI 8rnbe. Dc guntIe Rcbs
bergntber / @uofiorb, Der bar ppret
neHlngt / en- Gel gGur, men III en- Gio
bor paret oreOet pao &reoe, er gtDet
p0o &aonben til ct errgeLifgumerifnnit
Ronfortilm, meooeler "8ergen5
Tin
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-14
Sperise oe Finland.
@~euipnrmrnbtrns. CIR

@cllionregrnberne. Gfter bonS
9laSet "DogeTr" erfurcr. xr en- 1f
@elltoarebotuaefs ;sarftSotosrer /
ot@e 0oge hos 8orgermeitsren | Oh.
led begiGrct gepHQrrnq I'll OF bear.
bcroc f0t 8utber. orlidtterroe iorrnlc
Iclt, nor SSIfG geoiIgringcr ior.
fuTat | 1892.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-14

Sensmanben | Sranseoal er 1T.
lpertoeret poa @riupS al irentfsrte
&loeennol coer fna,s geiftllirsSfsr.
Tel NJ. D.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-14
EftcriporaisI.

TecrratIonsoal eu Tor 8 gar fiosn forieb Ell
CSut peo gtauu Bsrp gsoerieu tit Sism ber
~ bar itoeH r'te label tsre fra IA. Sdu
bar, oG hui retite. / gIosrsH meIrm 10 oa1I
Har, Al mIoests 6gtoe o. fsr 4sqemsbpg.
Mug blono' odar % lot mgviastja I NH.
IatSiGroc. Nau Uar title o. libt tiibagcs
hoIoen. en- msaet iHtlO ns Hint Out han
Uar sIitsr o. aibolot ltie al in FAB aleH,.
men al alc. 'om bon Tom lanmer meo.
Gtuloe rogru iom IFier 81 ie 9Iuisr. ulee
UossU Bsitso ON. hvor tom ophoIber ia od
ptloc be aIgrc bans oubt bebrgoehe ;Saoer
en- nor TieHeite I az uubeyrefte 5dm bsrou.
Get sr lie Weriuscn, at ban abiptut Ital
TONNE btcm net. ram bar i'm 5rIheo I'll az
nGre. bros ban VII, run at bon laeer hsre
ira ita. Saus Faotrs Ho.esie er VI. g. Be.
oerier. 9rOrrus 8aaep. Ntnn. q. 9. Get.
itaa,
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-14

Tilial1s. - Gu Sarm pda $50
= Heres, % en- pna eco. gooe Suie o.
8nnb. pen StOpluno; urr Strte % Stole'
bus 8 o. ID HTl I'll 5 ipriileqtje Ytars
icbapIaois. 9Rrmcrs lluberreuiul hos Be
ter 0aulon, RraHot. Teaei 60, 9. Gdi.
I0bQ
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-14
Sangcrfeit / 9ulSiug.

ger rr4 mu I aOl0I1,l poo CT itor iD0if.
'Unif Sulp'eit til GOmuFr. Efter
Ivoranit1lmuiq a GCrro. theol. J}ubs
born. Nitop. hulDte2 forIrOeu q W}e-
Ne. MOOR mum na6tol ut morette aol.
hulG 2l0t#uun5 So1ro hi Iwerad6S
mc0 S,HrQvrtrtbmC Der neoirttes
en- Tv9'Gomuc pIa tulrigc NtenIems
mcr. % oe1r mi luI ta8e frt pnn ,yor
bCre0eNcrue tor At tlnnre mootaqe De
mango 5lu9ert pao cr DProtg Muus
NJ. tr J~hushorn bier iyorrnro tor
Ibelc 4rrungencntet.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-14

Rau Hogsu atpe mtg Gplpsutna ON min
Ssiter Bcrtruo Rarte SEMEN, fsot tBr9ns
bsrup. Fpsu 3dNmart? Tst er 10 Nnr
ioeu bun re re III st zteo i Soma Rrr.
beosu al Gouneil 8IuHA GUN sr gift. Srr,
oeS Manbs Rapr CT 9oharHes 6du'ou. en-
StrToosr. Wulige CpIpSutugsr beDes isnor
TIM 2. GuesriUu, 8or "a. Cation, Cal.
9Sh2
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-14
Observation-Disclosures bar 81

WcuIruIIIeIserTIRrlH9th Dut !tOt'
ges SreSSforertngS Sooehitpre %
SOertifa Srebs. OBJ SfiLiebom5fors.
rIrpers gerttra4itprelie foperet fig OH
Interchangeable at npforop DC norite
% De ioaffe Observation-Disclosures til ut
pe6tage. Gr Iooom @rfIprrnl
mener De - er mere % mere bIeoet
en- bpnenbe Rs6oen6tGlreb.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-14
SpSsinIO. Rtdfrlner snerrnb.

Sp0e1alo. RtntrToer I Sccnhborl
lh. Bed n liqaaet Ueo 1soen, 81
Hur gnnuuel. Gen afoeSe nar I tin
Ito Cfrerter tor Sn6ntrtbduten i
H~1sbcrr9Ccn.
Soqncprpit ). 6. 9 DhiILer.
Scris!qc. er 300. 81 Mar Qmmnsl.
Den AToe0e reprpielltereoe UtIo0el.
~iarttreoieu I i7oltetaIget in ts69-
itlacoc iig til 8IenpaIg 1872
% 1878 "a D1r bereiter ueo ioriFlel,
liqt GolfctIugsnaLg betbrIcDi5
S~Basbroc5, Ngrllgs OIL altrrtis Roo.
fmr0inat. Nau har uoaInct bIitorIife
Giterrtnutgsar on Rig@hlqspaIg o.
I}m1terteruc ! 1918 o. itreoct ct
itcrt 4ntal golIriite 8lroartrfier.
FRA 1875 iii 1882 par ocn afSsoe
SoHtcprGit ! SregnlnBe % oereiter
i'll in 100 / 0eriGGc. ,
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-14
lttinnhs Mrnnnc.

lttioubs @ruppc. S%htlpturrril-
ieets &eitnrelie bar beoi4get ir6ttI
500 8rOner TIL Transport ira Vari&
iii Rorqe n lltiono8 @nrppe, iom ojl
bIt anrrit NIoo& pod Ntltieet8 @rlm0.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-14
Spt Nlber. I'm.

SGt Nlber. Tbo. Storting3mauo
u. Satr0fto0 i lren0eIoger CT 9S13
Qar og aICtgeoeI erroml / fltlo GiQer.
Son er hen pNoite al aue ~mtteperl0e,
Der bar ogret pdu Stortinget.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-14

NuNeS. On iom oarier 6aqinss
- oanS % oil fslge mso en- snmmsi ncrit
&tOItHIit o. boloe 6oysoisntuser ueloer itg
itrGr III snub GIiOH. ct. SANDAL, 2. 5at
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-14
~lnnhsmnnls. 9irfen

2aubsmauls .Sirfen. Zen aomtte,
inm / fin Tio bIep neoiot for at or.
beihe for Reisrirsen at Ell %ano9-
muais<&irfe ! &rrittenio, bar beilltts
tet, fsr BEN gaar otbere / III Mrbefoe,
al oFoe1rte 9teilrEtntet at 8onnelmg~
,6unnsiGgets ~Qnoroperhe til Storttns
get on gcDaIQrt1g til en- egert Nocl.
profit / 8rTifbunta.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-14

SrGuo pGa SumsB. TorIe0gn REQ
brPr6te Vtih Eiters @uuro / 8rur6'
In. Neih21e reh6e0eS, uehenS aieer'
ne. SOuIerc "a Gaarene % alt 6ier'
trP In~oebrpnote.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-14
aammcrhrrre Etto Scapeuuus c

bleoeu inoIugt paa aonumreboiptn'
let / Aisbenboon Tor en- HcrpeItbcIic,
Der meneS at opre en- ISSlge al Dhl.
Iarto, Tom bar poabrog itg moer lit
SpgJcIh / Clam.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-14

Snune 6uOS / Suuc cr mt al Ifs
tte'elitubet "Somre & Soil 8rlta" III.
itDtfet % loIgt p1rcelDl& bope0iageLr9
til SoIi 8ruqs QrbeJoere.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-14

SteHinontrieu. Son SIOnesburo
ON be1t ltbotfIl4Iq, SterhlagerbebrIf
ten I @rpnlebDgberne oeo SSOefiurocu
bT rooet, menoelea Der. at luult bar
teoeret 8r1rjturbet6e ei alere til el
MPrqoe YlGole / 0~croclrupa, ulell
efBooqinu til ma hnrlgt hortilgge1toe
Stsoer iorn gabrultur ~SSrirNl1g %
8eru Sut5 / 9eertoo. FOR besge Msie
Ste6erS @eotonmrertbe hsgne Sra,
HItbboffe til 9utarbether. 81 Ttrnl
har foriSgt pon at tO1rhlrrere ON
Senleoernncen III et 9otatbetoe /
Rtna, men bet off fife.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-14

Suuas Gie. Gen lite Rarts no.
isrSte 6pNetnalFe 9o8bntoel 1jte
Sefe at en- GOltelogaoe al Soluls
2ps ia4nIe6e 8ertGr. llogaoen. Ser
reJioerS al 9pateren o. boIS %
Bcrtcr orSyre9 tr~o1tpLoJiif, oil brln.
ges i Sur5e.el til Ell UusrOroeatlFq
lao &rtS. lite Sefte tnplooes meo Ct
mt 8iacoe at 9t8tereu oa Bans SlI.
Itru o. ct facitHtleret digit itrgOet
/ gnle0Hlng al lloaGben. @aeO ITO.
Ste Sefte nIL iaae forte biblto9nrfite
G~pIpsriuger al Grit 9ie % ct Bile.
sc af Sonas Sic citer G &ortranla.
Ieri al q. Y. ArsDer, Der mi III 9an.
ren retier iii &nris ior af pSfsrc
0elte NtoLerL
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-14
Cilialas. -8Or HIroeiurretuins /

Siiialge. -@or aIaoeiUrretuius /
K llleu. Clap 60. RIHn On paa 1000
Iu0bDagcrc. porer Tort. 600 9Ido3 ior
qlPOe.Etore. 10 DlIt ira TOR Sp. Tat
tetpggst CmcsU. " tav ogiaa tlliaIgs Ell
@utl,bHantEs I Ysglsp NtHH, JamtItslen
ltgheo "uglatr4". 4erisp or 90 Hti Roro
ira Woort sd0 % Fargo. Berten er cit Su
paa 200. b~c!'agcUoe Bso Rtrer. / Hrrlt
5c'tlsmeHt. r,gt Gano os oc.itadeHoe 5ar.
mere. Grrarerq ia! bpqGss I'll Somme
rsu. Rc.ioU Bros. llleu. U'ruu. 2sb2
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-14
Dc SlolOsiae etnSenser ucb llnioer.

iitetet bdr ierrot &nleeiet e. Moro.
aert0e ON at iIippe Sonosrndi& CD
gooen TIL GmbeSsefsourn
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-14

Sshe % sprfiPIstis. 1s, iSm IteT al
5sts. ssrfislslls, p1abSs. iGar Gals Vis. tuTes
srEss BRo~s's B~Ecs-HIkL THRoCHEs ct safslt
% Bir,Htns siHIst NistsL &c lHssbslssr iHtst ifast.
lit % tan III ans 2isst srusss Hta asisIRi ztssass.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-14
Ten oauifc ErcSic.

Ten bauifc TrcSic. I~19bIao't
"Samiunoet" bar mt 'fTttet Reoaf.
tion. Qcu ttoltgere Gbefre01ttsr al
0Lo0et. Rothe. er ombpttet meo Z.
TenIen. Re6aftgr al ct 6sirsbla0 !
EIouelie.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-14

Fort Grant, Arizona, lode April 1900.
Or, h. J. Kendall Co. Erede Herrer >-Jeg har den
Are AZ meddeIe Dem, at Defes KendaiI's spawn Cure
or det bedsts LiHirnent. som Jog tror fildsst Yer den.
Jeg har vaeret DyrlRge I De For enede Statsrs ArIne 1
"a Aar, o. beg har aidrig brugt dens Mage. Jeg bas.
DO en- Hest, der led af LaInhed I Hoftiedet, en- spawn,
swelIed GLANDS og Lamhed / skuldren. Jev hrnatA 10
Flasker NJ DeTes SPAWN Cure. og Hestene er nu frlske.
Med megen Agtelse Deres
sfLlAs oHNSo FsrTier.
Dst or ct aosoluf paalIdeIigt Middel for spavins,
spltnts. cuYos. R~ingoonsS .. 8. v, Fterner Knuaer OF
efteriadef inget Ar, Pris 81: sex for 50. Som ct Lini,
Ineut al Famui"bruF bar det like SIN Lirs. Spsrg
Deres ApotekeT effer KENDALL's SPAWN CURE, nge.
saa den Fri Bog "a Treatise on the Horss" eilar tiiskrty
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-14

Or. @arS SinciCu bar Inhet it1
nnlUQQe pan TrcoertfH Soirtal, IA
ban er ururebcu al 9IprGbetGTr6elie.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-14

SuSinmlinacu til Sc hor'fe ariqs.
fouger pm Ct. NFlerm har I'll Tato
in0bra8t 1900 arpner.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-14

Sil amcrifn. aon'lrl Netcr 9. IT.
Tier bar ! oi9ie Co8e tiItrua0t Ell
IGnqere Torwmin8areTie til DC tTor'
cneoc Statcr o. GuuUoa.'
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-14
Gtlinlas.

Tilinlgs. - 5H goo 5trRooesior.
< rrrrru7 tllial35 brl,gt. bots oGE5si .ag
Ie iIar. :. :. rc0f. Gate T,gs. -.
27b3
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-14

Onifee. - On rVrR Garm.rsut. IS
* aar gammeI, pnf,er at icrrefpouesrc
meo en- rTlte uoril 1tse. ION life sr Vpsr 25
War, Eotcgrufer tIlbposs. 5iIftrtu XXXX.
9Iecorgbs Rotten. 2gb2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-27
LOST LESSONS; TOOK ACID.
GIRL FEARED SHE
WOULD BE DROPPED FROM CLASS.

Discouraged because by staying home to care
for the baby she dropping behind her class
in the public school, Beatrice Joyce, twelve
years old. of No. 245 West Twenty ninth-st-.
attempted suicide by taking carboc acid
her home She is now in Bellevue Hospital a
prisoner Physicians say she will recover.
Beatrice WAS a student in the public school in
Twenty-fourth-st.. between Seventh and Eighth
ayes According to the story told by her mother.
Beatrice was kept home from school last week
to look after the baby The little one had been
ailing and Mrs. Joyce felt that she could not
attend 10 her household duties and give the
sick baby the care il demanded. On Monday
Beatrice vent TO school with note from her
mother 10 the teacher of the seventh grammar
class explaining her absence. On Wednesday
Mrs Joyce had great deal to do. and when
Beatrice went TO school that morning she took
note from her father. asking that she be ex
cused at o'clock, so that she might take the
baby out.
on Thursday according 10 the story the child
told her mother. she missed her lessons. and
Miss Bowman the teacher Of the class. sent her
10 the principal Miss Tate The latter told
her that she would have to go TO another school,
as she did not appear able to keep up with her
lessons
Late yesterday two boys Joseph Windsly
and Lester Harrington, were playing Indian in
front of the house when they heard some one
grooming in the cellar They found Beatrice
living in the rear of the cellar with a bottle OF
carbolc acid near her. The boys at once ran
screaming from the place, and the mother was
called. Mrs. Joyce took her daughter TO their
apartments and at once administered flour ana
water to the child.
The news spread in the vicinity, and soon
there was crowd about the house. Policeman
Thompson, after hearing what had happened,
called an ambulance from Bellevue Hospital
The surgeon found that the girls mouth was
badly burned but that little Of the poison had
been swallowed and that she would recover
Mrs. Joyce questioned the little one, ana TOT ihe
f3rst time learned that she had been before her
principal.
When Mrs Joyce learned that the girl would
probably recover she objected to her being
taken to the hospital The policeman, however.
insisted He said that Beatrice was prisoner
and that q policeman could not be detalied 20
the house 20 watch her, and so she would nave
10 go to the hospital prisoner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-27
ARBITRATION EXPECTED.
STATE BOARD OFFERS ITS SERVICES
IN PATTERSON TROUBLE.

Paterson. y. J. April 90 (speciaD-The state
Board OF Arbitration sent letter TO the strik-
ing Overs helpers this morning offering It's
services TO adjust the trouble between the own
ers and the strikers. The offer OF the board
was accepted by the strikers. and 1t is expected
that the owners will also agree to arbitration.
No new firms have signed the schedule of the
strikers since Thursday. and none of the shops
have been opened except Emil Geerings. where
1t Is said that twenty-eight men have gone 10
work It was reported to-day that all the shops
would be opened Monday morning for the
men who desire to return 10 work the old
terms, and this will mark the beginning of the
end. At present Il is lockout. The leaders
of the strike now dscountenanCe all violence.
but the police preparing to defend the
factories on Monday morning should there be
an outbreak.
had extended TO the three silk dye houses in
Allentown Penn: the two In Pottstown, Penn.
one in Stroudsburg Penn. and other places
where silk dyeing is done This is more salts
factory both to the strikers and the owners of
the Lighthouses In this city, the owners will
not lose their customers, and the men VIII have
a good chance to fight their differences out here
without being handicapped by Pennsylvania
WOrkmen.
The weavers in the Phoenix silk mill were in
formed to-day that the mill would close on Mon
day, because the supply of dyed silk had given
out. Other mills also Will have to close soon
unless the dye shops resume work almost gem
orally on Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-27
WIND CAUSES TRAIN WRECKS.

VALPARAISO Ind. April 26-The Grand Trunk pas
senper train which left Chicago at S:lo CLOCK iaSt
night was wrecked Haskelis. eight miles east
80 ,his city as n result of the windstorm which
e,,ont over this region in the night The engineer
robert Merose of Battle Creek. Mich was serl-
ous,,, hurt and the fireman and mail clerk were
~, hr,,ised The wind had blown 4 box car
,dinc over upon the main track Inc
from oor locomotive crashed into this ana shot OH
pass A. followed by the baggage ana man cars
the fall9' NplrOSe was pinned down ny the
mo 1t took the other h h To- 3i III ye
passengers ti,,ries required immediate surgical at
tentlon, ,usions None Of the passengers were
Sorward car is complete
Chicago April 26.-An Atchtson. Topeka and
Santa Fe express train due here at s:h o'clock last
night was stalled and partially wrecked between
Ismont and Willow Springs. The wind blew a
box car from a siding at the village of Tedens to
the main track. The express train struck this car
and several of the were derailed. The pasSen-
gers were shaken up. but II is believed none or
them We're injured beyond few bruises. wreck
ing train ana Were sent from Chicago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-27
TORNADO KILLED THREE.
MUCH DAMAGE IN JOPLIN, Mo.-A NUM-
RER OF PERSONS BADLY HURT.

Joplin Mo. April 2e.-Many OF the finest ouiIuinKs
in the city were wrecked by the storm last night
The tall spire OF the Baptist church, one OF the
,,os+ ;r,Dosing edfCes here toppled over ana
crashed through the roof. destroying the handsome
interior OF the building. The Stevens Hotel was
unroofed. and it's occupants were driven else"htle
for refupe from the deIuge of water which Hooded
them The Frisco roundhouse was destroyed anu
no less than twenty mills are badly damaged Inc
telegraph telephone and streetcar service Is para
lived The electric light and plants were Grip
MED leaving the city in total darkness
revised list OF the casualties resulting from .ile
tornado shows that Esther Hunter. two years old'
7 7 ZONES and Martha Cope (cooredl are dead
and John Kuger. of villa tielshtS anu -
,rhomas smith of Newburg. Mo- were fatally hurt
The whole Smith family of seven was SeVtteN IN
i,rad from the mouse falling on il score or
more others were more or less hurt, a hahy was
blown two hundred feet, but was urinjureti-
great number OF residences in Jophn Were
wrecked and many others IN the suburbs NOON,
chino hin and Villa Heights were demolished y
conservative estimate to-day places the tEEI
loss in blfdings wrecked and MINIS HOODED. dl
500 900 MAYOR Trgg to-day called a neetlhg e %.
ritizens To- devise plans for relief AT least ni'F
families homeless.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-27
LOST HIS HEHORY TWICE.
MILWAUKEE MAN ORDERED DEPORTED RE-
COVERS HIS MEMORY AND TELLS
STRANGE STORY.

John Dan7hauser who came here from Ant
werp in the steamer Vaderland early in April.
suffering from dementia. and ordered de-
ported. yesterday recovered his memory on EMS
Island and was able tell something about
himself The delay in returning him TO Ant
werp was due to an the part Of the
clerks Of the registry bureau. They failed to
observe that according to the ships manifest
he was citizen of the United states, living in
Milwaukee, and sent him 10 the special board OF
inquiry for deportation. The steamship COM
pany protested against taking him back. as he
clearly was entitled 20 enter the country The
proof that the man had a home in this country.
Dannhauser sent To the hospital on EIiS
Island 10 wait until the controversy was settled
Yesterday ne suddenly became rational, and
told his story to the doctors in charge
He said that he left his home, in MIlwaukee
some time last January 10 go 10 chicago ne
remembered nothing that occurred from the time
he boarded a train in the Milwaukee station until
he found himself in the streets of Antwerp, MS
native place. where he wandering aim
lessly around when memory came back 20 him.
He had money enough to pay his return pas
sage To this country a Steerage passenger,
and remembered booking his passage on the
VaderIand and going aboard that ship HIS
mind was blank until he suddenly awOke yes
terday, to find himself III the Ellis Island nos
ptal-
Dannhauser says that he has lived in Mil
waukee for years. and has wife and children
there. He - a shoemaker by trade, and had
PROSPEROUS business in the Wisconsin city. He
wrote a long letter to his wife yesterday telling
once his citizenship papers and money TO take
him home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-27
T4SS4R GRADUATES TO DANCE AND SING.

All is In readiness for the production OF the opera
"Ganymede' at Carnegie Lyceum next Friday
evening for the benefit of the scholarship fund OF
the Vassar Students Aid Society of which Miss
Dele Fay Norris is president. Principals and
chorus will make ensemble of one hundred and
fifty voices The principal roles of the opera Will
be sung by professionals. while the chorus Will be
composed largely OF Fassar graduates and the best
singers of Columbia College Glee Club. assisted
by limited number of professionals In scenic
effects. costumng and other accessories the per
Torrance Will compare favorably with any Broad
way production. The opera abounds with dances.
in which the Vassar girls expect appear to
advantage. The professionals who have volun-
teered their services NJ. Vernon Stiles. until
recently with the Bostonians; Miss Rebecca Nc
Kensie Miss Elfreda Busing, Miss Louise Courte-
nay, Miss Lily Hidelbach. Miss Emma Ames Damb
MANN Miss Loretta Scott. Mrs. c. Barton. Mrs.
Elizabeth Rudraun. Avery Belvor. Revel English
and Albert Walerstet.
The New-York symphony Society. through the
generosity of it's vice-presdent, Edmund Tiersch.
has provided sixteen of its players to act
orchestra. Mrs. Estee Stocker. the composer Of
the opera. will personally supervise Its production.