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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-07-10

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HULD vi MODI DULD
Fast Train on Rock Island Stopped
by Highwaymer.

FRIGHTENED AWAY
The Assistant Express Messenger Wa
Shot--Passengers Curious 10 Learn
the Cause Of Delay Put the
Robbers 10 Flight.
Joliet. Ill.,. July 4-Four bold and
desperate highwaymcn late Thursday
night held up train No. s. one OF this
fastest on the Rock Island road. The
train was moving at tho rate OF 40
miles an hour. when two masked men
climbed over the tender. and .lcveling
reyolyers az the engineer and fireman.
ordered them 20 stop. The engineer
at first supposed It was q Fourth of
July joke. hut he was ordered to obey
at the peril OF his life. and he put on
the air brakes.
The men then ordered him to dis.
mount. and made him walk 10 the ex-
press car as decoy. Tie was ordered
TO ask the messenger TO open the door
When the messenger appeared. the
burglars began shooting and threat
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-07-10

More n. Ca Frisv Lands.
Rome. July f.--Maior Porter dellv-
cred the note from Secretary Hay to
General Tan personally to Cardinal
Rampolla. The note proposes:
Tho purchase OF the land OF the
Domlcans and the purchase price 10
be chosen by the United States. two
By the Vatican and one by a neutral.
The arbltrators TO meet In Manila not
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-07-10

threat latter than Jan. 1. 1908. Tn
namite ment OF the majority 20 be &C
The price Is to be paid IN \
~ h's dollars. one-third Immediately
third IN nine mouths and I
rev a eighteen months. with interest
right PEI cent H.. All lrlars S ma, WI
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-21
Gn Snlcgaoe
fra Mnte1ifa.

nj Ioit. 81. g. @rapengaarb. 2 for.
geeoe Splag. 157 Sioer. Meeet mutt
Yraotbino. - Nf 4reslenS uotaleller ifal
pi aniBre fpl9enee:
gi betanfer ps lite pal at meosipe bans Soa Ell
COB anbeiaiins. 49,. Taitor 8raoenaalros y TRAIT
nineer er priielis forte flare tlbpiflinJ, lHpnei Jorm
% lloirpfSmooee. fsote al en- ~ubprGaet A~riittntrp GO
erebne I'D al 4iuet." Bait. Sb. 2pnsbp | ~Garbn:
Stiftstioenoe".
.9ft er SmaafIiloriuser % Smaabetrastninacr tint
belt lienoomnrelis riae paa Beet os Spiattelie. ane
baarne Of inonlis ariitentro." BAIT. Th. Glmauiit /
"airf.blabei".
Zen tr eneitaaenoe 1T SIags. Ntanae bill
ben Here Ganee." Batter y. aislbeoe | ~Gbtcago=
Hofteu".
Der iinoes / oenne SuIeeaue Here nilminoelig
imuiie Ting" 3. Chr. Ban vRorolpist".
Gen er Ell ierbeles imuf oe pasienoe
@ape at Ienbe til Sor9lbre ener Sgifenbe
/ 9onmart. Den burbe lite iapueS paa
bit Sulebprb. Msenter pnlfes / ane
Meni9beber fra MI til Sui. Senbes porto
frit for $1.OO fra DANISH LUTH.
PUBL. HOUSE, Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-21

M bprter fan Spiritismen fritiif =
o9 itsptiif.
Og ba Ri ielo bar peb at blioe betagnc
peb at Ie en- Spiritiit fremtaloe ct iads
talot NitraGegsme lige for bore Zin:.
bar bet oMugneten", iom gdo ps Den
negt.rae 5orfldring paa bette forbap=
Ienoe Gtsperiment.
= Roar bette Saagclegeme, fagoe
ban, efter lang teobolDenoe Stirrea
beper Jig op for Spiritiiten, beror bet
paa, at begse Silituerens 9ine life er
li9e trafti9e o9 ildppes pou en- Sang.
Nadr bet enc oa tr9ttes og ilappes oq
9jeeblet beroeo fentes, fp9nber MAJ
uben Ielp at pibs bet Nerper og Wuits
Ter bet anbet enbnu mere, Iaa 9inene
banner TO 8ileber / Stebet for ION
elsrs ct fales.
Ost er bet famine, fom fer, naar
man t. gtf. ger fig itelsjet peb ct Srpt
meo en- Singer.
= Saa pioite hi bet meb.
Sg Ri piofte eno bioere, at uWa9nes
ten" MI par srunoiet tureret for ben
Gang.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-21
sra ringe aaar.
fSluttet.)
2. Sernbanernes SaDcr.

Oeriom nan Oiloe fremi9tte bet
5pergsmaal: bpilfen at De Spfinbels
fer, Iom Iaa 2hiet | 2pbst at bet benz
runbne nittenoe Qarbunoreos, bar 6aft
melt getpbning for Samfunbet / i'm
6elbsb2 Iad pilpe bel moi Sparene
fable ltot forIteaigt uo; men Der fan
olli9eDel ingen 5piol bare ON, at be
ielte bilbe pege paa Samf9roi elsmios
lerne oe frem for ali pduS9rnbanerne.
Der sr giort fore og pistiss Spbagelz
fer og Opfincelier / 2sbct at De fibIte
bunbreoe 4ar; men ON iagen at benz
fan man bel Iige, at be oirefte ere tomz
ne bele Samfunoet, fra De 6sjsite til be
%Iabsite, til gobe, iom Oampfrdften,
benbttet | 2ofomotipet. Yoo bet Ipcis
ole oe mercantile, iaa bel fom pdd bet
geographic Omrauoe bar bsnne Ops
finbelie bait 8etponing for Snoipiberz
7e JON for Hationerne pe tnpttet ben
9efe Serb t9ttere iammen meO fit bob
belte Staalbsanb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-21

George Stepbsnion bleo rig og be-
rsmt; men ban git alOrig bort fra FIN
fdttige kingdoms tarpelise@aner 8onz
ger og 0roanin9er inbbsb BAN til Jig.
9ioerpool rejite en- Statue for bam.
Men ban faiteoe fig alOrig IDnberlig
reo oisie pbre 99oersbepiier.
9dn osoe Cen II. @uguit 1848, 81
Oar gammel.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-21
spiritisme..

s ale andre Hetninger bar ban nor
NAL, omenb meb ct fife St9nf at
Hoibetet, men operfor be for5feliae
Slags .tisme", lige meget ON man
latte Masnes, 9ppnos eaer Spiris
@foran, bar Dor f%tattels Den eanife be-
g.iitringsforpirret = elsr bapbe BOG
p9ret bet.
Oen fsrite .tisme", fom ban Tom /
Bersring meo, bar Magnetismen, og
bet ifets paa ben lumpne Maabe, at en-
iampittisbeoslss 0sn at os begse paa>
tog Jig at oitrpge" n 0opebpine bort
for BAN. Om por f9les Ben beb ben
2:ili9fco betiente Jig at alminbelist
Glsepulper eaer ct anbet milbt 9tfenbe
Stof, ital Ri laoe bare uIagt, men rot
er bet. Maanets Senisn, iom ban fra
ben 5io talotes, funoe m9rte, at bet
tlssos, oe trocbc fra iii at biinot paa
Wagnetismen og ale bens foregipne
sobe GgenIfdber. 9enne Sro blep life
minbre, oa ben falite 29remeIter bite,
6norlebes ban peb at fringe 9adnben
6%enoper ct @laS 0anb funbe faa bette
til at boble, 9pao Der lpttebes peo6i9lp
at libt Patron. iom fra bans 5ingre
ubemertet brpsiebe nsb / 9anbet.
0a Masnets SEMEN til lin itoreSore
ielo piite Jig at bore iaare fattig paa
opriff Wagnetisme, pareoe bet life
laage, inoen ban ubpioeoe fin Mpitit>
aultus til ogIaa at omfatte 9ppnotiss
men, bportil ban trreoe fig iGrlie
esnet. !0an laite og etsperimsnterebe
! Simepis meo Jig ielb foran ct Spell
= andre MeDier pilbe ian ferit brittle
Jig til at benbtte, naa ban bapoe OPP
naaet en- big 9rab at Sitferteo, bpilz
fet ubelbigpis albri9 Ifets. Muenets
SEMEN bar aemIis n9ripnet o9 maats
te BRUCE 2orgnetter, bpao ben ,,6danos
bog / be mpItifte 0ibenftabsr", ban
6apbe peret Ioa belois at faa fat paa,
tatesori'f ertlarebe for en- bppnotif
umulisbeb.
@nben Del al bet omtalte 89rf I'M
oebolot en- affecting ON Spiritisme,
bpiltsa Maenets Senien nsb iom 9ess
iert efter 6ppnotismen; men sfters
baanoen iom Sppnotismens ufors
bsisIi3beo blsp BAN liar, apancersoe
Oesierten til aanoelist 9opeomaaltib,
os bet bleo ben at be tire %.tismer",
Iom / bsieit Grab fom til at i9tte
pras paa WasnetsS sniens 2ip. 5or
ben tempeos ban iiben iom Ell 2spe.
Martelist moi for ReIten. Sbi bans
fsrIe getenbtfab meo Spiritismen
bar bog lille esentlie operbepiienbe.
Oct bar en- forbolospis professional
Spiritiit, fom baboe lopet at tage fig
laf bans Opbraselie | ben 8ibenifab.
Sans fsrite Ssance git for fig / ct
msrtt Reitauratioaslotals, Iom ben
PROFESSIONALS bapbe fact operlaot.
@n Del Mennei FER blep anbragte runbt
ON ct 8orb, Spiritiiten fang en- Gall
me, opramfebe en- l9n9ere 5ormular
% bah bern9it en- eler anben Manb ON
at sipe fig til 3enoe. Sasen iagcs ct
Orb, ffsnt Der git baabe s., 10 os 10
Minutter.
Den fommsr f'su life, bpi'feoe
Masnet= Senfns Sioemanb | fin aebs
Iombeb.
- 6psm ubtaler en- gb | ct 1aabant
1jeblif? for Spiritiften op, - tror
De nossn aano isser faabant eels
fabg
MasnstsS eaIen fasbs insen 1ins %
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-21

s Rarbeoen at ben lille 9D Dpldm
/ northumberland / England lisger,
tot peb bet Der anbraste SGrnpejsipor,
en- eftsr bet pbrs at bsmme meget
i~arpelig 6ptte. Wen fer ben enb fdttig
no, Iao er ben bslto rigere paa Wins
Der.
Ser boebe for omtrent bunbrebe
aor iioea en- 5prbebsr Deo Napn Ros
bert S%tepbenion. 9an bar megst fats
fis os tunbs meb itsrite geIpGr faa
ben tnappe Saelsn til at itratte til
for iets gstn og fig ielO. Gn at
hans Ssnner, en- lille, tbif Gpr, bar
6absrens Wiboag til @ruben og bolbt
fine Ifndd Ssifenbe borte fra benStins
nebei, bpor 4uloognene for frem og
iilbage. Senere fe Ri BAN poste &res
uiursr, LUCE Rcer elsr ubrette andre
Iignenoe Smaadrbejbsr, bporpeb ban
iunbe f%ortjene IT par 0rer.
0aar ban life bar optagen pad
benne Mdaoe, bar bet bans itsrIte
Jorasielie at forme Ger til Idabunne
Waifiner, Tom ban babe let peo @rus
ben, bpori bans 5aber ar6ejosoe.
Gnbelig blep George StepEenIon
= bet bar Oreneens 6aon = gammel
moi til at tunne bi9lp 5aosren oeo
beanes MaItine, og ida 9oot ubfsrte
ban fit 4rbsioe, at bans Oaglsn mart
bleb forboblet. Ia ban bar iDtten
Nor sammel, 6lsb ban beforbret til
en- bsiere plaos snb bans e9en 5ae.r.
Robert S~iephenIon bebblsp frembsles
at bore 5prbsber, men bans Sen
Georse iattes til at paste en- IRA fine,
fom pumpebe Udnb uo at 0ruben.
Gan ipntes rigti9 gobt ON fin Maitine
os tunbe lite blios feb at at ftiae ben
ob og renie ben. Snsen Maitine er
noseniinbe bleoe1 bolbt / bebre Stanp.
s bsnne bans Yeseiitring for fin
Befaftisslie mao Ri Imittert isss en- af
be f%ornemiie 4ariaser til bans fremz
tibise fore aptte. 5an elitebe fine
Taofftner, og bette / Jorbinbelie meo
bans Sinbrigbeb sioroe. at ba7, trobs
Dbre panftelise 5orbolb, blep en- af
Derbens itsrfte Snsenisrer.
Gor at Opnua itsrre Snbiist / Mus
ffintetniten beilutteoe George at be-
fsse en- Mftenfote os lore at lafe. Oets
ie bapbs ban nemli5 .nbnu lite lGrt,
fpnt ban Deb benne lib bar omtring
atten Gar sammel. Men | 2igbeo meb
be Heft af fine ja~bnalore1be 2ammez
roter funbe ban hoerttn lofe eaer
Fribe.
Ru forlsb nogL 4ar, Tom @toree
for ftsrfte 9e!en tiIbroste biemms /
fin Gebeesn, bpor ban u~nberbolot I'm
s5aber, Der beb ct ulpttestilf9lbe bar
blepen bIinb. 6an blep / benae Sib
sobt tenbt iom en- meset buelig Slot
feboftor", Der bar | Stanb til at faa
ct rr til at gaa paa en- BRIT, ielp
ON bet | Gorpeien baooe p9ret unber
Bebanbline og bar opsipst at ct belt
Dufin llrmagere. Os unbertioen opers
roiiebe tan fine Naboer meb fulbft9ns
big at reparsre og i9tte somle, it9bige
ps lunefulbe Maftiner, iom ale aniad
for ubruselise, | Orben og faa benz
iii at arbejbe paa ben melt meniters
porbise Waabe. Oct bar noget n9r
ct Wiratel.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-21

,Jts Timber NIT belle 9in til 8urbod
Bloob 8itters. airteliaar beb9fteoe nit
9egeme. Seq ipntes at r9re ubelbreoeli9.
3. 8. 8. bar siurt mig til en- iuloItGnbis
iunb &pinbe." Mrs. Gbas. Suttou, Ser
bile, Mid.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-21

9ette sr 5ort9Iinsen ON to Monb,
iom babeoe fig fra rinee aaar til at
blips MsnneI ie9eDens gelgsrere, bpsr
pdd lin sis; bette er 5orteninsen ON,
bbab Glib og ubboloenbeb fan fsre til,
naar ben / 5orbinbslie meb CUBS
Haaoe finbes / ben hinges 6ierts.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-21

ritiiten 4olot fat peo, at ingen 4anr
bar at pente, ioa l9nge ben perfon,
Der bru9te Chen, bar / Stusn, bstenbtt
Spnoeren ii1 8rgbe og fanot fig / al
blioe ir1piteret til at gda ubenfor.
Nu latte man Jig after gobt til 9ette
ogs oentebe.
@ftsr no9le Winutter bsrtss en- fpae
Straben paa 8oroet. Ollie ipibIebe
2rcn unotdgen Wagneten, Der pio=
tie, at bet par bans Stsple, Der al
9anoare agsreoe Maab.
Gnbelig, efter en- life 6alp 5imes
5orlsb, bertes tpbeligt tire fpdee Slag.
Sp9nbin9en iteg til bet bsieite. GU
madtte bet tomme.
Spiritiiten iagoe enbnu ineen Sing.
Sri oa gantnin9en gentoe fig, eabnu
trdftigere, fpnr9te ban:
Gr Ou en- Mano2
Hej, bet er 0orten. Seq pilrc
gerne babe 4frc9n;19 meb b'6rr., ca
Ri ifal lutte, lso bet ssnnem 9Bren,
fom / bet famine forfietigt aabnebss
for 99rtens imilencs Qniiet.
9pem Der life fmilebe, bar Spiri>
tiittn.
Oenne Seance CAB imiblertib Magz
netzSsnien enonu mere Nppstit paa
Spiritismen, og ban ifulbe ba oefaa
oplept lunst parre Sing.
gn Gang ipurgte ben famine Spi>
ritiit ell elore, ~graabaaret Mano
blonbt fine Silbsrere, ON ban pilbe
tale meo fin 5aoers 4anb, for ben
bar / Stuen.
= Spsre, og ben bill Ipare Dem!
Sg Wanoen fpurete lss.
= Gr 0u min Jabers 4onb2
= Sa, bet er ieg. &enber Ou mig
life?
= .6oorlsbss 6ar Du bet, fore 0as
ber2
= Seq iD9per blanbt Gnglene oe er
bapet oper al jorbiif Mobeang.
2a1sss Ou efter mig?
= Der pil enonu eaa Qar fen, i'm
ben Ri ifal les.
= Og 9u BAD mig enbba ON at
tomme bjem og brittle en- Sobop bos
Dig | Mprgen!
Deb bisie Orb blep Spiriti'ten Iom
~itutten at IN grems.
= De briper Spot meb Oeres ga
bers Manb!
Wen ben pore, g%raabaareoe Mano
blep p.b lit. 5absrens Sobbpinpitation
bar rigtig moi, og bans @amle bar
Taa leoenbe, ba ban fiblt talte meo
BAN, at ingen fit bam til at tro, at ban
Hu lunDe 9dd l9eH .
Rigtig paa &ant meb Spiritismen
Tom Masnetz Senfen ferft. oa bet git
uo pper BAN lelp.
9an bsrts tpbelist Ell Manos Ban
fen eler Straben en- Nat, ban laa cs
balpblunbebe.
= Gr bet en- 4anb? ipurste ban
itrats.
Hp 8anten.
= SENDER ies Oie9
Sntet Spar.
= Oil 9u mig eobt?
0ebbolbsnbe Sfraben.
Manben bar / bet belle meset reltas
lenbe os tunbe neppe oent., tifSperss=
maalene falbt. ,Maeneten" bar imioz
lsrtib iaa Ispnis. at Samtalen fra
bans Sibe git mere oe mere / Staa.
Da ban paagnebe naiie Morsen,
funoe ban ilet lite butte, hpornddr
Mdnben bdpbe forldbt BAN.
Son fit bet beGer life ienere at BIZ
be. Mea berimop fix ban at fe. at ben
babbs elsmt at lutte gntrebsren efter
Jig os bapbe peret npnselastis not
til at mebtaoe bans npe Winteroperz
fratfe og %islptnappeoe Spaoiersitot.
Den tunbe ielp Masnet>S SEM ems
Spiritismetro life itao for. Den table
ban, men life Snteresiea oerfor. Os
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-21

Da George Stepben1on bar en- uns
Nanb, fanbtes Der enbnu insen Sarns
baner - BET bar omtring Nar 1900.
6ine Rsiier foretos man | Dilisencsr,
os Wosne, taiteoe meb aul os Jarn,
broses frem at 0ruberne at Ssite.
Jor at Ietts Wrbejbet oe forsss 9urs
tisbtben babbe man bespnot at lasse
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1902-09-06

when D. n. Osborne. the Auburn
manufacturer. and one Of the most
last campaign. was visiting In Lca-
don an English friend remarked thse
1t was impossible to satisfy I-ondeu
"cabby." nomatter what one gave him.
II think can do It." said Mr.. o.,
borne. and they took . hanson driv-
On by an Irishman. After riding three
or four blocks they got out. and Nj.
Osborne handed the driver . sover-
eisn. He was walking away. when
the driver called him back. The driver
vas lingering the gold piece lovingly.
Tho possibility that he Was going 10
protest against being paid 10 much
entered the Americans head. It van
lshed when the "cabby" said:
~ say, sir. an don't you think 1t .
bloomin' shame to break this for Q
drink"
Mr.. Osborne handed over . shilling.
81 was wrong" he said. when he re-
Joined his English friend. "You can
not satisfy q London cabman.
York Tribune. IT.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1902-09-06
MONT pELEg HORROR grows.
Over One thousand Lives Lost sy
the Last ERUPTION.


Basse Terre. Island Of Guadeloube.
French West indies. Sept. sit has
been learned from the gendarmes OF
the Island Of Martinique that 1,O60
persons were killed and 1900 injured
during the last eruption of Mont Pelee.
According to an ofiicial account the
eruption Of August 30th was one Of
the most severe that had been expert
enced. Morne Rouge and . great part
OF Ajoupa Bouillon were destroyed.
The zone between the river Capole
and the valley Of Champ Florre and
Ponds Marie Refine has been devas-
lated. Mont Capole suffered severely
and the hills around Base Pointe
were burned.
I The governor OF the island is arrang-
ing for the evacuation Of the northern
parishes and the removal of the
wounded. The temperature at Martin
'ique il reported to be almost unbear-
able.
The village Of LIE Carbet was dam
aged by q tidal wave, which WAS also
felt at Fort de France, where the peo-
pie were panic-stricken.
The French cruisers Suchet and
Tage are embarking people in the
northern part Of Martinique.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1902-09-06
METHODIST CHURCH SOUTH.
Appointments Made At the Colorado
Conference In Pueblo.


Pueblo, Colo, Sept. 2.-With yester-.
days session the Colorado Conference
of the Southern N. z. Church came to
a close The important business Of the
day was the announcement Of the ap-
pointments for the coming year, which
ars a. follows:
{, DENVER DISTRICT-W. E. Ed
monson. presiding elder.
Denver-St. Pauls, ]. T. Leggett;
Morrison Memorial, H. A. Wood.
Colorado Springs-To be supplied.
/ Pueblo Corona Chapel, A. B. Hal
ton; East Second Street, to be sup
piled.
Trinldad-To be supplied.
Hoehne and Agullar-J. A. Milsap.
Saguache-W. M. Munsey.
LA vETA DISTRICT. A. Wood,
presiding elder.
La Veta-J. A. Wood.
WalsenburR-W. Lee Airhart.
Rye-A. b. Chenoweth.
Beulah-J. e. Savage.
Durango-W. H. Evans.
Aancos-A. T. Thomas.
TarmIngton-JamesA A. Lewis.
Located at his own requisite. =.
Darlington Of Colorado Springs.
Transferred to Northwestern Texas
.Conference-R. B. Bowen and w. o.
Howard.
i The conference viii meet next year
at Walsenbur6.
Rev. Leegett 10 transferred from the
Mississippi conference and win arrive
In Denver next week.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1902-09-06
THE MONROE DOCTRINE.
PRECEDENT Roossvslt's vttsraness Die.
eussed by English Prsss.

London, Sept. 3.-'.A hated rivalry
which may some day be settled by H.
arbitrament of the sword" seems to
fairly sum up the Saturday Reviews
opinion Of the relations between Great
Britain and the United States.
Discussing President Roosevelt's pro-
nouncement on Monroeism, the always
bitterly anti-American Saturday Re-
view uses the Presidents speech as 4
text on which to enunciate long SER
mon on american greed and hypoc-
risy," and the danger threatening tho
British empire from the United States
future expansion. 1t says. in review
ing the history of the Monroe doc.
trine:
1T is unfortunate II not exceptional
that the United States cannot be salts
fed with the plain, Straightforward
policy of self-interest, without at
tempting to explain 1t as dlslnter-
ested and highly moral position. II
was on this basis that the war with
Spain was undertaken, resulting in the
Philippines being annexed and Cuba
being put under the heel. South
Americas resources are enormous, but
the Individual states cannot act to-
gether. 1t is plain that they will not
long resist American extension south
ward. and American protection from
European aggression will soon incu-
bate into occupation by the United
States"
A curiously divergent view 10 ex-
pressed by the Spectator on the same
topic. 1t says:
I'VE are glad in the interests Of the
United States and Great Britain, and
the peace of the rest of the world, that
President Roosevelt announced In such
clear and unmistakable terms TINT the
Monroe doctrine will be enforced BY
the United States at all costs. The
Monroe doctrine Is a danger to peace
only when 1t Is underlined. All author
itative statements of the policy Of the
United States in this effect are, there
fore, welcome.
1--WE hold that the Monroe doctrine
is good for us as well as the United
States. We, like the United States.
have no desire to see the status quo
violently altered by the efforts Of con-
tinental European states to carve out
for themselves colonial empires In Cen
trail and South America.
ut would suit MS no more than the
United StAtes to see Germany eStab-
lished In southern Brasil or elsewhere
on the western continent"
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brennan Win. the Belt.

Denver, Sept. 3.-Harry Brennan of
Cheyenne, Wyoming, won the broncho
busting contest in the finals which
were ridden OF yesterday at the horse
show, and was awarded the $500 belt.
The following prizes were awarded:
First-Belt and $3.50, Harry Bren-
nan, Cheyenne. Wyoming.
Second-$10O, Curtis jackson Of the
I9L ranch, Schley, Colorado.
Third-sS0. kid" Vaughn, Craig.
Colorado.
Fourth-S60. O. L. Grimsley. To-
ponaa, Colorado.
Fffth-340. Austin Corcoran. Grand
Junction. Colorado.
sixth-c. ". Jackson. Dalhart.
Texas.
Seventh. Mcclure. schley. Colo
RADIO.
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Coal strike Nay Soon End.

New York, Sept. 3.-Shares Of the
anthracite coal roads had 4 field day
In Wall street yesterday, and the
boom in prices Of all the leading coal
ers left the impression beyond the
shadow Of doubt that the end Of the
coal strike was at last at hand.
From the strike region also came
reports. all tending to confirm the
theory that the end IL near. Senators
Quay and Penrose are said to have SO
impressed the operators with the
necessity for concessions ON their side
II . Republican governor and legisla-
ture are to be elected, that the men
who own the mines are inclined to
yield . point and make Offers TO the
miners.
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A ssvs,s csnp.r,.o..

4 4svsrs Cenparisoa.
We sincerely trust that when the
question of state aid and state en-.
couragement to agriculture Gomez to
be seriously taken in hand BY the gov
eminent Of India the reports Of the
board Of agriculture in England VIII
be studied merely for the purpose OF
learning how things should not bs-
done. As we'll take . half-crown en-
CINE as . model for an up-to-date loco
motive as the board of agriculture in
England q . model for imitation In
india.-Madras Times.
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M,Ma.s IN CONVENTION.
esssnd Day Of the International Cen
arsss at Dutts.

oooond Day Of the lnteenAssonat Cen
srsss At Dwtts.
Butte, Mont. Sept. 3.-Increased In
tsrest was shown by the delegates to
the mining congress yesterday. The
following states and territories an.
swered to the roll call:
California, Colorado, District Of Co
lumbis, Illinois. Kansas. Kentucky,
Louisiana, Maine, Michigan. Mime
sota, Mississippi, Missouri. Montana,
Nebraska, Nevada, North Dakota, New
Mexico New York, Ohio, Oregon.
Pennsylvania. Texas. Utah. Vermont,
Virginia. Washington, Wisconsin, Wy
oming and South Dakota. The repub-
lie Of Mexico and Canada also an
swered to the roll.
Following the appointment Of the va
rious committees. letters were read
from President Roosevelt. W. ]. Bryan
and other prominent men, In which the
writer's expressed their regret at not
being able to attend the congress.
@. L. Dignowity Of Utah introduced
the following resolution, which was re-
ferred to the committee on resolutions:
"ResOlved. that the mining bill now
pending in the United States Senate,
and introduced March II, 1902, by the
Hon. Thomas Kearns, senator from
Utah, shall receive the endorsement Of
the mining congress now in session"
The bill referred to provides for the
amendment Of section 1882 Of the Re
vised Statutes and Is calculated to do
away with lateral rights in mining
Claims.
w. H. Frazer of Mullan, Idaho, read
q paper on "Unintelligent Mining"
which was well received.
Hon. Waldeinar Lindgren Of the Unit
ed States Geological Survey Of Wash
ington, D. O., spoke on 1.-The Gold Pro
duction of North America-Its Geologt-
cal Derivation and Probable Future"
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How did she get there?" At .
famous dancing assembly this was the
quite audible comment made by sew
eral married bellies when q beautiful
young matron. as yet on the outskirts
Of the exclusive set. entered the room.
The newcomer. whose first appearance
It was. proved herself quite equal to
the occasion. She had nodding &C.
uusintance with nearly every woman
In the room. Some of them even went
10 her luncheon parties. Calmly turn
Ing to the most supercilious critics ia
the room, she echoed, as though In
reply:
"How did I get here? drove here,
my dear Mrs. Crossbeam. Did you
walk!"-Lippincott's Magazine