davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-03-08
GnslanOs GrissnOsiiter.

2pnoon, Marts 6. = &rigsbepars
tementeis 8epilgningsforfiag IDbsr
paa 69,310,O00 2itl. ($346,55O, O,OO0).
&rigsminiiteren bolbt en- 5oriparss
tale for Re9eringens &rigsferiel. 0aa
69pbebe, at ben tunbe life pere bebre,
og at man alorig bapbe Jet en- iterte
&rig e[er en- &rig meb Here og iterfs
0anlteligbeoer eno oenne. ,,&rigsoez
partementet Ital bper Dag isrge for
probiant til 100000 Manb pg 243,=
900 0efte Sbbafrita, og Der inbles
Der itte en- eneite &lage," ertlGreoe
ban.
M}eb 6enIDn til 2etruteringen,
idgoe arigsminiiteren, at @ranien
efter bans Mening bar ndaet. Der
tunbe life pente8 nogen He0uttipn af
9ropperne / Sboafritu, pg @arniIoz
nerne Snbien maatte rimeligbis for
pges. aegeringen pilOe foreiau, at
bet tillobes WtGno at bperpe fig for tre
Oar meb nj Oar gfeierbsn. 9an
bilbe foreilaa at banne en- 9teierbe af
fribilIige, beitaaenbe at Mene oper
20 2(ar, Iom life bar / Stano til at
opfplOe De arab, Iom ltiles til reguz
l9re Splbdter.
arigen bar til 0ato fOitet op imob
81 1,000,000,000.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-03-08

llniberfitetets 3 3ilb lip e L
fe. Wlan bar biotil : uoen 8epis
- antaget, at ben Yapebulle, bOorsf>
ter llniDeriitetet opretteoes, itplotes
Song Gbriitiern ben fpriteS Hejle til
Hpm / 1474.
S en- 4rtitel af bet 9efte uf n6iitOz
riff Sibsitrift," Der pil uotomme be
narmeite Dase, gioer canO. mag.
2inbbGt ben interesIante Splpsning,
at 9ullen Ifplbes 9ronning Oprotbez
as gtejIs til 9fom 1475, og at benbes
Ssiterlsn, &arbinal Srancesgo @anz
sasa, bar ben, Der Der, iom peb ole
2ejligbeber, bbeoe benoe og &ongen en-
DerDiTuib Stetts. Syor idu pict Iom
9pnsen og Dronninsen ndturlisoiS
pad Sorboanb habbe brsftet benne
Sag, tilfommer Der bog o9Ida &pns
gen en- itor Del at 9@ren.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-03-08
ariiser ifnfet.

aOln, Marts 6. = Meboelelier fra
&riigers fortrOlige flyer, at ban er
meget ifuffet ober llbfalbet af 8oerz
oele9aterne Wolmaraus pg Wesiels
aonference meb pr9iiOent Hopiepslt
og Statsminiiter 9ap. Oet iiges, at
ariiger life bill gsre flere Sorieg paa
at opnaa Snterosntion. Oslegatsrne
bill fra De 5oreneoe Stater gau I'll
Spoafrifa og fatte fig SorbinbelIe
meb 2eberne / Jelten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-03-08
Sernes Sal9 for Iissoasen.

&ebenbapn, Marts 5. = pr9mier@
miniiter 0eunber opergap Dag til
HigsOagens 8ebunolins en- Heioluz
tion. Der git ub paa at peotage be peo
Sernes Salg af bet banit=ameritanife
Goncilium opitillebe 8etinselier.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-03-08

litite Ppllltltle W lppe aSpulllullllel
paa areoit er / og for fig obermaabe
nanlfeligt, og @arantier maa unber
ale OmitanOigbeber ill.," W1en benne
Op9abe maa bet alligebel bere lpffs=
oes bdm at lsie, tbi ban reIumerer ielp
i'm @irtiombeb / Qmeritd pad felz
genoe MaaOe:
Seq buobe efter beoite Gbne arr
bejbet for Sugen. Seq bapbe talt
meb flere Sunbrebe Yerioner, fire.
bet ct lltal af Qlpisartitler, fonferes
ret, oberalt, beituttet, gipet Mibs
bage og Soupers, brugt afe mine
penge, laant flere og after brugt
bem.
5enimOO Slutningen af fin Rap>
port iluar &dpt. Gbriitmas berneit
fat, at ban bar
5orpligteIIer oberFor be perIo>
ner, Der faa iberbigt babbe itettet
mig baabe / aongresien og / pres=
len. Ss bisie perioner biloe
utOiblIomt, bbis be faa beres 5or=
bringer negligereoe o9 beres Snters
ester trueoe, ar6ejbe meb lige faa
itor Sper mob Sdgen, fom be fsr
bapbe arbejbet for ben.
Oa bet imiblertib life lDttes 6r.
Gbriftmas at itaffe nogen @arant for
be GUNNER, ban ,maatte tilbnbe i
3ilf9loe uF Sugens beloige 3ilenbez
brin9elle", nsbes ban, meobeler ban
islb, til at reoucere fine Ssarpligtelier.
Om Sterrelien at De 5orpligtelier,
Der IaaleOes bliber tllbdge. taller nu
bette Gitat;
De perIoner og9laoasi iociationer,
iom tibligere bar o9ret mine Stetz
ter, er bet enbnu. Seq bar rebuz
ceret be foritellige Summer, for
boilte jeg MI er eneite 0arant, fauz
leoes at jeg fan flare mig meo IN
5reoiebel al ben mig tilitaaeoe
apmmisiion.
Om 9trten af aapt. G6riItmas'
ameritanite 6orpligtelier bar bisie
gitdter enteltpis og iamleoe gipet
fulbitanbig 9eIteb.
Om 5orpligtelIernes 5iliteOeparelz
ie bette gjeblit Iom tibligere biOner
aaptdin Gbriitmas ligelebes ielp, iost
ban enbnu 9srbags d. Is. 5e6r.)
oKentlig bar u0talt en- Grtl9ring:
s 8siiobelie af ct utpetpOigt
Manbat og / 9enbolo til beitemt
formulereoe 9tftaler og 3illd9n fra
ben bupGrenbe 9fe9erin9s6ef bar
jeg maattet paabrage mig 5orplisz
tilIer, ON 6piltet bet for alles 9ebs
fommenbe bar gibet. at De ffulbe
inbfries, naar bet eniteoe Heiultat
bar nadet.
9lo bpilfe @eje, Sapt. Gbriitmas MI
enbelig bar tantt fig 5orpli9teliernss
SnbfrielIe. bet fremgadr tlurt at bans
egne Orb / ben iibitnnbnie Grfl9ring;
Seq n9rer ben melt ubetingebe 3illio
til Regeringens og Rigsba9ens aets
farbi9kbsfslelIe."
SaaleOes forbolber bet fig altIaa
meb ben Gag.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-03-08
lite Marg.
uolanoet.
&riger / Spoairifa.

2onoon, Marts 6. = st pripats
telegram til ,,StunOarO" mener, at
General De Net og praiiOent Stepn
bar frnbiet De engelffe 2inier Gdtdi,
og nu fonfererer meo ben eperftfOmz
manberenbe 9eneral Qouis 8otba |
lltre9t, 5ransbaal.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-03-08
plubfeligt Oebsfalb. 81

plubfeliet 0epsfulb. Se'
minarieforitanber 2uriens 5rue I
Selling bar forleben Gftermibbag paa
geIps paa s.'bbeeaoro. Olr Slftenen
bentebe en- @osn fra Selling Srusn.
Sum bar allerebe fommen pda Bog
men, ba bun plubfelig marfeoc ct 81
bebeinbenbe. 9un Tom uo al @pgnen
og tom after inb paa &ioosgdarb,
men bsbe / syplge u@ejle 5olfsblao"
ganfte fort efter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-03-08

us at Mcauiict, iom itob paa Metal,
blep 2eb / 9ebningen. SUIT fpm ban
talte, taiteoe ban pluofelig besge 99nz
Der 9ejret, fnntes at itibne oDer beIe
2egemet og falbt beo ON. !Sdn bar
80 Mar.
100 Mars il9um. Gin
cinnati, g., DARTS 6. = Sunbrebez
aarssassn fer gincinnatis Sntorpo=
ration iom gb blep feitligbolbt /
@aur. Gfter Orbre fra &rissbspars
tementet / Ddfbington blep Der al.
12 Wlibodg aifpret 81 aanonfub fra
Sort 9bomds. s Gitp SaG bolOtes
ON Gftermiboueen 9aler uf fremras
genbe Gmbeosm9nb os 8orgere.
5eitligbeberne fIuttebe meb en- 8anfet
pm 4ftenen.
Rot en- Yrins 9enrp. Sns
oiunupolis, Marts 6. Gn lille
Oreng, Iom iaa 0agens 9Ds, iuit Iom
5oset. Der braste ben tbie prins til
Snbiandpolis, onfom, fit Oaaben
Nabnet prince 9enrp proDei6ea.
Gn romantiit 9iitorie.
Snoianapolis, Warts 6. - Den be-
9Dnoer meo el GjiI lernaai mellem Ell
meset imut 10 aarig pige os en- meset
Glore Wlano Sacob RebnolDs. 9a
ban bapoe lebet en- 3io iammen meo
i'm 8drnebuitru, forloD ban bsnoe og
oeres Barn. en- lille pige. 9un pens
teoe paa bam mango glar, men it
iaa Stilsmisie os giftebe fig meO en-
rig Wtanb Ct. 2ouis. Repnolbs
berte ON Stilsmisien Og bet paofs!s
genoe @iftermaul og beiluttebe at
bGpne zig. s ben 9eniigt begap ban
Jig til ct. aouis, bOor ban iaa fit
Snit til at repe i'm Datter. Wlobersn
og benoes Widno Ienbte itrats Oetetz
tiper pad Sporet efter be to meo bet
Reiultut, at De bleO fanset fioite
Onsbag.
llnber itert geoogtning og / 29ns
fer blep aeDnolos meD Barnet lat inb
/ ct 9og for at blipe fert til &entuctg,
bbor ban berer bjemme. &epnoIos
trueOe meo. ferenb ban gift til &ens
tllctp, bilbe ban tate fig uO af 9oset
meo Barnet, og ban fulbferte i'm
Sruoiel, for nogen tunoe t9nte paa
at forbinbre bet.
Ia Elmer fenere / en- QtfTtanb of 10
Wlil fra bet Steo, bpor ban fprdng
up uf 5oget. bleo De funbne. 8aaOe
ban og Barnet par ilemt meota9ne af
5aloet fra bet burtiggaaenbe Sog.
6efte o9 Wlul9sler til
9 pbafrita. S 5pl9e ben offis
cielle Statiitit Gnglano, er Der mel
lem 1. Ottober 1899 og Bite Oecems
Der 1901, ubfert 77,101 Seite og
Mulesler fra 4meritu til Sboafritl.
Stdnget len a EN- Otse.
Senrb Matteion of penber, Nebr., er
blepen brogt til Siour Gitp for at
opereres 9aab ON at reDoe bans &io
fra DC 2Gi;oner. fom Bier BAN tiifsjet
al en- Disc. Dprets So-r bar aftlip=
pebe, og Stsen mentes at bore ufarz
fig. Den dn9rsb Mdttsfon Wdrtsn,
bpor ineen funbe bsre bans Raab,
trampebe paa bam og br9ftebe &pgs
raben. = 1sg
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-03-08

paatenft Misfionsb bu 8.
Snbre MisIionsbenner Serbum
(5bp) paatGnfer at tejie ct Mislionss
bus. Mdn bar allereoe tegnet ct 8c>
lsb paa ca. 1900 8r. 9uiet itulbe
belIt tunne opfsres fommenbe Som>
mer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-03-08
NnleriRa.

Sngen 8 lelp for Yoernt.
9Ddfbingtpn, Widrt5 5. - De 5pr.
Stater tan life ps bill life blanbe lia
&en Spbafrita, ertlarebe pras
iioent Roolepelt / Slutningen af en-
Gonference meb 8oer Hepr9lentanz
terne Wolmaraus og Weslels. pr9>
iioenten mobtog be TO 9errer iorl
pripdtmGno og lite iom en- Hations
officiene ltoienoinee. De lebiasebes
til bet !Spioe .9us af Or. 5r. Mueis
irr fra Grunge Jriiiaien pg baupe en-
Is Minutters lang Samtale meb
prGfioenten, iOm opmartIomt bsrte
paa, bpao be bapbe at fge.
5or beres geieg bos praiibenten,
bapoe be bait en- SamtaIe meb Se>
fret9r 9oD. De tlagebe ooer bet
omeritanlte Sals til 3ranspaal 1f
5eite Og &oag til engellt Jorbrug;
men 9dD mente, at bet lite ao loblig
@ej tunoe forbDbes ben ameritanIte
5armer at felge fine probutter,
bpor ban tunoe faa bsjeite pris for
benz. Gnbpibere fremboIbt ban, at
amerita bette Stbtte bapbe forbolbt
fig aloeIes neutral, ibet Der beller ins
gen 9inoringer bar lagt 0eien for
nbfsrieIen al idaoanne Yrobutter til
8oerne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-03-08

Sgfda Sfoleungbom. -
9erro Soute, Sno., Marts 5. = 80
Gleber beo ben offentlige Stole Sec
lppiIle, Sno., bar giort Streife forpi
TO af oeres q9rerinber fsrte paa
SporOoene fra BET boncottebe Spor>
pogHstompdgni.
Den &arligbeb. GllpoOO,
Snb., Warts 6. Miis DaiIp
Smitb, en- rig pige Der fra 8pen,
reiite @aar til Manila. bOor bun ifaI
9gtebies til 6. 6. 0loper. W2iIs
Snitb IDarebe for nogen 5ib Foen,
meft for Waoritabs Stplo, paa ct 2Ggs
teitabstilbub 2lpiien, og bette gap
anleonins til en- liolig aorreipoas
bance mellem benbe og bnbes tiltoms
menoe Wdnb. &orreiponoancen enbte
meb. at be blep enige ON at 9ifte fig.
3il aubd. Hep DOrt, Marts
6. = Mifs 2tliee Rooieoelt, lebias:t
af 5urriet Blaine. pil afrejie ira guri
Tampa til 5abana paa 5irsbds I
n9ite llge. De ifal p9re @eneralgus
bernsr goobs @9iter I 3 Tiger.
M Martelig Sitte. aaports,
Snb., Marts 6. WiIiam 9obin
Iisger for Dsbsn paa @runb af polb=
fom 9itk. Oen begpnbte | Ssnbags
os bar bolbt fig belle 9ioen fben. 2as
serne bar forgapes fsst at itanbie
ben. xr3{
pofttontor plDnbret. Goz
lumbus, g., Marts 6. = pengeffabet
Meiterpille poittontor bleb fpr9nst
meb 0pnamit | Gnar. 9bbene fatte
fig 8eiibbelle af 5rimarfer for
$1,000 os fere 9unbrebe Dollars
Rontanter.
Stor 8ranb. pittsburs, pa.,
Marts 6. - Is SuIe / GeoenbiIle, en-
aoritab til pittsburg, nebbr9nbte
0dar Morges, og $50 Mennsifer er
busbilbe.
Or9btbeb Telefonen. Duz
lutb, Minn., Warts 6. - st merle
Iist lllbftsstilfalbe fanbt Steb ber
Gdar, ba Sames 8. Meauiief bleb
brabt af ct eIettriif Gtsb, mebens
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-03-08
ut rurere en- sorfslete I en- saa

tcfere tilbooeeperer Tengee bpis bette Wiboel loar
sseiI gs G5rppes NabnetrGf er paa hper 9efe 25e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-03-08

Stolens 3ugt. gincennes,
SnO., Murts 6. = profesior 6. u.
NuisIss 9lnisgning ON 9tffeb iom
9eitprer for 9eitibez zSfolen bar en-
5slge uf bet Opiigtspattenbe Qlngrsb,
GleDerne fra 8. aIasie forleben often
giorbe pua 29rerne. Gleperne bomz
barbsrsbe qrofesfor 2uigle, WliIs
gafer os Miis g3icter meb Sten. Gn
al Drensene trueoe meb at ilad UliIs
Batter 9lniigtet, men bolot inbe, ba
nogle uf be andre 9renge iagbe. at bet
bar feigt at iIaa en- Dame. Gn dnb.n
2arerinbe, WliIs y1enie Sones, fiji
imiOlertiO fit 2lniist itpgt misbanblet.
glanot anoet bar benbes OberlGbe
flsOet os fIere at benbes 3anber Ilaaet
ub. Zen anagt. fom oberfalbt MiTs
Sones, er en- Nepo df 2tloermanb 6ens
m Building.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-03-08

ban fob og talte gennem SelefOnen.
Mcauiict bar fit 9jem og itoo
paa ct Sern Regiiter for 8urmelebs
ningen. Oet untdges, at 3elefoniraa,
oene oeb ct silfGloe er blepst trpbie.,
og at McGuiict, iom itpb paa Metal,
blep 2eb 2eoningen. SUIT fom bun
talte, taitebe ban plubielig besse Sans
Der / 9ejret, ipntes at ftibne opsr belle
2egemet og falbt oeo ON. Sdn bar
80 Qdr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-03-08

title polititere og tpbe Sournalilter
paa arebit er og for fig obermaabe
oaniteli9t, og @arantier mdd unber
ale Smit9nOigbeber ill.," Wien benne
Op9abe maa bet olligebel oere lpffs=
oes BAN at lpie, tbi ban reiumerer ielp
i'm @irfiombeO / Qlmerifa pad fel@
denbe WadDe:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-03-08

Or9btbeb 9elefonen. Ou>
lutb, Minn., Marts 6. - st m9rfes
Iist lllbftestilfalbe fanbt Steb ber |
goar, ba Sames s. Mcauiicf bleb
br9bt af ct eIettriif Stsb, mebens
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-03-08

81 { en- prins 9enrp. Sns
oiunapolis, Marts 6. = Gn lille
0reng, fom iaa 0agens 2ps, juit iom
Soget, Der bra9te ben tbite prins til
Snbiundpolis, onfom, iii Ouuben
Nabnet prince 9enrD Probei9ea.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-03-08

Stor 8ranb. pittsburs, ga.
Marts 6. - 10 5uie | Seoenbille, er
Goritab til pittsburg, nebbranbte
0dar Morges, og $50 Mennsifer {,
busbilbe.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-11-25
UNITED STATES SOUNDED.
Powers Desire to Know How Far The,
May Go in Coercing Venezuela.

Powers Desire to Know How Far They
May Go in coercing Venezuela.
Washington, Nov. 25.-The state de.
partment is thoroughly well informed
of the length to which Great Britain,
Germany and other European powers
propose to go in their dealings with
Venezuela. Great Britain and Ger
many have. in fact, sounded the de-
partment to learn whether any objec-
tions would be made to active meas
ures on their part to secure the col
lection of debts due their citizens on
account of violated concessions and
the destruction of their property in
cident to- the internal dissensions
which have ragged in Venezuela for sew
eral years past. The department has
been extremely cautious in dealing
with these inquiries, but the substance
of it's conclusions in all cases has been
covered by the reply of President
Roosevelt to the effect that he does
not consider the Monroe doctrine in
tended to shelter the American repub-
lies against any of their misdeeds or
to secure their immunity. The concen-
sus of this was that the punishment
inflicted upon any of these Central and
South American republics by an Euro
pean power must not include the
seizure by that power Of any American
soil. Trt ss. u - 4
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-11-25
NO ACTION TAKEN AS YET.
Attorneys for Operators Consulting
With Their Employers.

Scranton, Pa, Nov. 25.-No definite
action was taken during the day with
regard to the proposed settlement of
the differences existing between the
mine workers and the employees. All
the attorneys of the coal companies
have gone to their respective homes
for the purpose of consulting with the
officers of the concerns they represent
and no action will be taken until they
return with power to arrange for a
settlement
Clarence A. Darrow OF Chicago,
leading counsel of the Mine Workers.
who was in New York Sunday, has re-
turned here. He said he visited New
York for the purpose of seeing friends
and that the proposed strike settle
ment negotiations were not mentioned
while he was there. Mr.. Darrow had
a conference with Mr.. Mitchell during
the day and also had talk with Ira
H. Burns, one of the attorneys for the
independent operators. No action of
any kind was decided upon at either
conference.
Much interest is manifested in the
position of the Independent operators,
committee from which will hold
conference with the presidents of the
coal roads in New York in a day or
two. They want to know what conces-
sion will be made to them by the coal
carrying roads before they consent to
an increase in wages.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-11-25
ALLEGED" STAMP ROBBERS.
Three Men Arrested by Federal Au'
thorities at Chicago. .@


Chicago, Nov. 25.-Two men who
registered at the Wyoming hotel last
Friday as r. H. and E. B. Fuller of
Minneapolis were arrested Sunday
evening and are said to be wanted in
connection with big stamp robbery.
Whether or not they were implicated
in the $4,000 Chicago postoffice rob-
berry last year is not known. A third
man, who appeared at the hotel dur
Ing the morning, is believed to have
been taken into custody, although the
postof1ce authorities will neither con-
firm nor deny the report.
E. H. Fuller, said to have been at one
time in the employ Of a prominent firm
in this city, approached a member of
that firm, it is alleged, on Saturday
and sought to dispose of $1,000 worth
of stamps. Suspicion was aroused and
letters and kilograms intercepted at
the Wyoming hotel in which mention
was made of the disposition of "swag."
The men were apparently about to
leave the hotel hurriedly when arrest
ed. They are not thought to have any
knowledge of the mail wagon robbery
of last Saturday night. ..
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-11-25
NO MONEY FOR WIDOW.
Suit Against sa!oonkeeper Decided in
Latter's Favor.

Sioux Falls, S. D., Nov. 25.-After
being out only about two hours a jury
in the state circuit court, in the case
of Mrs. Carrie Smith VS.. John Zentle,
a local salocnkeeper, returned a ver-
dict in favor of the defendant. Some
months ago the husband of the plain
tiff, while temporarily insane as the re-
suit of excessive indulgence in intox-
fcating liquors, wandered away and
was found dead on the prairie in the
outskirts of Sioux Falls. His widow
claimed that she had forbidden the sa-
loonkeepers of the city selling her hus-
band liquor. and therefore instituted a
suit against zentle for damages in the
sum of $4,000 for the death of her hus-
band. The case, which was In the ma
ture of test and upon which may de-
pend several other similar suits insti-
tuted by Mrs. Smith against Sioux
Falls saloon men, was bitterly con-
tested. &a ..-'z
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-11-25
CAUSE A VIOLENT RIOT.
French Officers Resent Singing of
Anti-Military Songs.

Sil~SIo nVSVuI 0tlStIS VI
Anti-Military Songs.
Tours, France, Nov 25.-A violent
riot broke out during the evening in
the Alcazar music. hall in this city.
owing to the singing Of anti-military
songs by one of the performers. A
party of officers belonging to the gar
rison of Tours who, dressed in multi,
were occupying the stalls, hissed the
songs, while the public in the gallery
applauded and threw missiles at the
officers, wounding several OF them.
The occupants of the galleries then in
vaded the floor of the hall, where a
free fight ensued until the police
cleared the building. An anti-military
demonstration in the streets followed,
a. crowd escorting the singer, the cause
of all the trouble, home and singing
revolutionary songs. The rioters at.
tempted to mob all the officers they
met on the way, but squad of police
and infantry succeeded in protecting
the officers, and order finally was re-
stored
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-11-25
STATE NEWS

Some blackleg is reported among
cattle in Stutsman county.
b The Lisbon Free Press believes
Major Butts of Ransom county would
make a good speaker of the house.
Among the 'fawns' recently indti-
ated by the Fargo lodge of Elks, were
Governor White and Congressman
spalding and Marshall.
Fessenden has had another Jail de-
livery-Wm. Terrell, john Hamilton
and J. w. TeN-just in time to give
the Free Press another scoop.
Judge McGee. who recently resigned
from the bench i'm Minneapolis, was
formerly resident of Devils Lake and
a law partner of Judge Morgan.
A census just taken gives Rugby the
Pierce county metropolis population
of 1,O1S-591 males and 429 females.
There are only so persons over 80
years of age.
Many republicans believe that judi
son LaMo1re is dark horse. and that
he will be brought out of the stable
at the right time says the Daven-
port News. .E
Among the postoffice changes IN
North Dakota the past month were the
following: New offices: Caithness,
DVmNnd New4n0rt ;Palda and Ward
county; Galloway, Rolethe county;
Shawnee, Grand Forks, county. COL
ben in LaiMoure county has been dis
continued and mail goes to Dickey;
Dundee in Walsh county has been
abandoned and mail goes ITO Edinburg;;
mail for Glendive now goes to Nc
Henry; for Larvik to WestfeId; for
Seymour to Hankinson, and for Witt
mayer to Goodrich as all these offices
have been discostinued.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-11-25
TO oUTsHINE cARNEGIE's.
Frick Will Establish Big University
Nsh ,: in Pittsburq. %&

Pittsburg, Nov. 25.-H. o. Frick, the
millionaire and former friend of An
drew Carnegie, has decided to estab-
lish in Pittsburg a university that will
outshine Carnegie's proposed Poly
technic institute, according to story
told by close friend of Mr.. Frick. =
II It is well known that Frick and Car
negie have been enemies since Mr..
Carnegie refused to extend the option
which Frick had secured on Carnegie's
interest in the Carnegie Steel company
prior to its absorption by the United
States Steel corporation. Carnegie
held on to the $1,000,000 which Frick
and Andrew Mellon had paid him for
the option. #
A year ago Frick bought sixteen
acres of land opposite the Carnegie in
stitute. It is said that Frick will do
nate the site, erect the university
building and endow the institution
with S25, 100000. His heirs are a
daughter and son, both not yet
grown.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-11-25
November 25, 1902.
CHICAGO.
MINNEAPOLIS.
REPUDlATED BY GOULD.
Circular Asking Proxies for Colorado
Fuel and Iron Election.

New York, Nov. 25.-A circular pur-
porting to be issued by George J.
Gould concerning the fight for control
OF the Colorado Fuel and Iron COM
pany appeared in Wall street during
the day. At the Office of George J.
Gould word was sent out in response
to an inquiry about the circular that
Mr.. Gould did not want to say any
thing either as to it's authenticity or
supplementary to it. The circular is
addressed to the stockholders of the
Colorado Fuel and Iron company and
says:
During a recent absence from the
city l ascertained that my name had
been used in a circular dated Nov. 10
requesting your proxies. This call was
made without my knowledge. consent
or authority, neither the circular let
ter nor the form of proxy Herewith
enclosed having been submitted to me-
On my return to the city 1 promptly
disavowed all responsibility for such
call and proxies. I therefore request
that all proxies bearing my name and
executed in response to such circular
be revoked.
| AS, however, own and control a
substantial interest in your company
invite your cooperation at the COM
ing election of directors and revoca-
tion of your proxy by signing paper
reyoking any proxies signed by you
and express myself with the assurance
that your proxies will be used for the
election of directors who will conduct
the business of the company with the
sole interest OF protecting its stock
holders =