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Decorah-posten., 1902-02-21
Bare $4,000 Mano.

Sberit aler. ion or Gbef Tor 10,
litiforyet pao oe iilippinife Ger.
hor en- SSlpoberetnirg til arigsoe,
partemeutct uotQ4t.. ar en- umeri.
FAINT SPritprfe poa 5000 Maur
cu ct Nor GSu6beretnitgen err cote.
ret t5Se December 1900 oil | 5ot.
ening meo Eoliti OF nofsote 9rop.
per pPre tuitrpffeIig ts nr holoe
Green. Seq Tiger BETTE. tilisier
ban "citcr t.lbsrlis CoeroeIelie o.
iislgc ct earSte goot aienoifab i.
Sc Snoisotes Sinoaag. Seg or
life blind for SeN 8anifeiigbeo. Tom
Mcceiortieaen meaem aautMiere
(Nmerifatere) o. Malaper aEtto pil
bereoe oS; men cen fan ocerpinoes
aicniioia Slaio fan oGffes. lloiiB
terne I'll Sreo har dISrig ppret iol
luie iom M. ct mt 5reosiorbun6
Il mitiitet. beltaaenoe al FGlitlfert.
Sournallter % andre. lom iUotl!
nplig hsrte Ill &c mcit uioriouIise
men M meo arait arbeioer for
IreOen. ionp &c isr ioriturreoe peS
iii Syrigieri. Otter min gterin9
nil ocr arig, iom iat isrcs i BRO.
cinierne gatonsas % 9oqlma. gins
Sgitaroen Naooetseet on bin6r. II
llroIiaheoerue gientnser liz, SnG-
bere,nin9er ira ioritielige annter nj
2aripgen pier noelig. n ne beore
Nlasqer er inserlia fisae al aampcll
% lRrges efter ireoeiise Silitaroe. "
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-21
Cairo taber.

@euerol Iiord bar inlet liz /
5pioicr ior en- CpItun6 ! Statei
Gdra6o6c, @eup5uetu. OF Brrrlocnt
Cairo ienSte Iropper inoS bonn. :
forriQe llle oar Der 10 SonuHerftsS
melen Hegieringens StriSsfrgfter
on RuuulnticGaiterre Get git GAIT
meo Guitro3 Toif. &c iloges poo
6ltqt "a ct aiSeIirg al DEM ait
cper til 6ier6et, 6ra en- 2ortosbn
I Npr6e0en If SlGguurfen uGiteote
flcru en- opr5rit Nrofl1motior.
IRt ue0 uor Der en- heI Sob 3eaie-
riulstropuer men oe beitoo met al
@urter paa IA ~ Iur.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-21
Dennber pdl6t.
Sur furite Sang prlgcs en- oanif Mi.
niiterdef til Solfetingsmanb.
Nrbcioslosbcpen / Spcriae.

Ten lSoe 6ebutar afboIotes Sup.
plerlrgsuaIg / afosHe tSolfetinaS-
rornano Sopbns Segsbros &aIs.
freoS pda SiGIlano. aonieiipruii.
Dent Geuneer bauoe Der, iom b~etietot,
lloplset at lace jig opltille iom
Saltotoat Tor Oct raoifaIe Seutre. %
ct Telegram ira aiebeubnun meoSe.
Ter, at BAN blco ooist uDen SpgUli.
ticil. Gette er isrite @nug, en- oauif
a~elnilterhef er bIet pulgt til MeSIeu
al Solfetirset, 90 0ennc SiugeneS
Sroer on1ees for at oWre al ltor @c.
tponlna.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-21

Sorbolb; men iaa begpnote bet al
penoe iig / EN- pnaialoeHoe 0rao. Dor
geifptteliestolp % ANDRE Stng hor
gfort Mnerifa I'll ct Srbriflanb, me.
oens oct pna iantnte Sio bar bef,oloi
lin Soerlegenbeo pao tssoeemnernes
Self. @i 'bar / Sc iioite slar optaget
aontpen for Silpprelien meb pore
6rrnoer hirriines Sooet paa aIle
Smruaoer, eroog iom Ssraet, %
ale bar fact en- itsrre I9telie ion os
og fappes ON at pinoe bort 9enifa6.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-21
6if ;5oloen.
Suerne bar atte- ipiilet be cnselifs
Srppper ct Enos.

$50 bereone elrgelife Srfanteriiter
patrl4ierebe lungs nleo Slip. 6loeen
/ Sp0 for S0)onreaburg, og Den
12te Sobrlrar omrtngeoe De ct sSarm-
BUS, bpor DC bapbe Wtistante ON, at
9oere laa i~fillte. Soa font en- goer
no al Sltiet % griterre eau iia ii!
at forfslge bam. San lprang op pea
Ell Ssioerpg (&opie), os grtterne
eftcr. Strar bIep &c uoiotte for Ell
beftig SIb ira tire Sioer. De ifjente.
at DC bop6e saoet / EN- Su4oe, hpor
oct oar ontrent umltlia at forioare
Jig. Cite al Dc brittle Sfficerer
8forbe ct tappert 6orieg paa at bolbe
Stairo paa Ssioerpg9en meo Sara.
biner OF Heuoloere, men blep oper-
manoeoe. III Mn enge4ifc Stprfe
falot to SHicerer o. 10 0tano, me.
oens Here OHicerer og 40 Mano TO-
ses tiliange, inoen afoelinaen furoe
fonme i Sp al eft @lofbus.
Sor0 8itferer teiegraferer Ill
arigsmirfiteriet / 2onDon, at en- be.
reben sitionteriitprfc refosnoicereoe
3uifertolb Hdno Dert 12te o. blen
0a angreben al ct betpoeliat antaI
9oerc engelifmPnoene banbe II
fol0ne og 40 laare0e. ilrSeir De fun0e
naa ben iii ct 9lctbus. 9epeifen
r%Ifsier, at Ell Gel bereoent EoIiti ira
WateroaIflooen Sen 1Obc sebr. Ilov
ges tilbage al en- 9oeritprfe % leo
Sab.
E~ariierblabet ~Sefnps" iortpaes,
at 9oerSelegaterne @esiels og @oI.
morarS er rciit til amerifd, meoens
Slider er tilbage grpsiel (gelgienD.
De 10 uiI fife cptr9oe / roget eiplo.
matiif 9grenoe | Dc Soreneoe Stater.
men FIN iPtte Zig / oirefte Sorbiit.
6eiie meo oen bperoenlTge annlte.
Te.te iinoer Se neSpcl0ig for at rem.
me en- beore 5oritoaeiie 90 itprfe
aomiteen.
Meo Gampifibet st. Saul" fom
en- formentIig &oeruoienoins til Rem
Oprf GER ire. San falSte iis U.
i. Gaitebcrg; men bans r~irteiige
4aou antases al pore Riiaer. 4as.
iagerelne buooe ingen aneiie ON,
bpcm tan pnr, isreno BON por saoet
ira goroe; men Su uobrcSte set
Gpgte Jig, Of DEN fremmeSe Serre,
iom ilut.eoe iig I'll Dem ! Gberboirg
l5ranfrlg). inger oncet oar ero
goerpennen Or. Dsiller. ionp FAR !;
Sporca Of operbrirpe ErGiiDent
RouieocIt ct grep ira 9oernes 2eoe
r. | europa.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-21
Nv Poeoeiort.
Snteresiantc Sasttagelier pro guEs.
bruasitolen / Minneiota.
Trmatbar Saabueoe.

4ftnnelotds 6orisgSltation Ct.
Atlbcnu Yarf bar t0ierot en- Gueo.
ltupe.ie dlrgauertOe Reildtuta al Gr.
perimenterne meo et m 9arlrtet Of
3ueoe. Zen npe Speoeiort taIoe2
'HNtinu. No. l63", og scr bar nit fig.
at Sen Bgper en- rtgere anIirg erro
anoGn Sueoe. Ser 10 aar itoeu Be.
gpno.e molp at dnitf4e en- Qrsoe re0
e. eneite 9r al 6;ie&eeoe Sartt0ig
erperimentcreSe mar ogiau meo mdtl-
ge andre NvcGG orter. aorn at oeu
npe SUeSe uobelte5 til ,soregsltdtio.
ner / ulporc 5tater og til fSdrnere.
iom gicrre er meo poo at sisre Brs.
per. Oct uopIfleoe ija eerGlen, at
omtreut 100000 9uihels ir0hsite'
oes al Sen me 0ucoe / 1901. Man
bor onalp9geItg tort 9og uccr 6or-
isgeipe oQ poa 6aruer / ct. authonp
Vorf fan man ueioatig oegipe re.
~iuItltet ocraf. Get uiIer fla, at os,r
upc Sametet eioer buIpan0er 9uibel
mere pr. Ntre ems Sc Surter. ION
tuIoea Common 6iie" on "ssTlie
Stem~, 0erHe baloanoen 9ltihel
betpSer en- ,SoregrIie Al 10 Trucent.
@aar pp til Winiuncr.
Zen me Narjetet pti bore al oet
itslte getporing Tor ale boeoeao.
leloe Stuter. &uiS 6armerre /
Mumeiota Cor Inn at nGofte oeui's
erc Statl lul til Barren Ifofer ia
$4,000 9ulfels oeruf o. ! De r0lte
IRE Nur saer pao til Oct ~iTreoobbeite.
fan oae 00eoengre inoiaoeS mes
"sDtiun. 20. f63~. Dttrneiota pIeier
adrIig at frentbringe 50 Dtiaioner
Nldhel8 Soece; en- Tore9elie al 10
Erocert oil iorlsie Irgltger meS
6.500.000 9lpIbas, lom TIL De mloG-
reltoe Eri'er bill CINE Stater en- Sr0'
tuqt al $i.500,0O0.
Zen npe Soeoriort iloar intioIertio
life lige goot til pau ale Steoer. )
2Gbet Al 6 9lor (iru 1895 I'll 1900,
begge iberegnet) car 8iennernl rNts-
uulinge / Ct. aut1onp Harf29.2
NlulNtS pr. Mere. meoen8 SapneS
"Nlne Stcm" gap 81. 4 OF Eoiuers'
Sic" 25.2. aItiau en- 6orifid al 1
guihels / 0en me GarietetS 6npsr;
men IS Sorisg q nnore Steoer |
Staten fal0t life ioa gunittg no. 5
oct noroligc W2lnreiota gaD 6en me
@arictet - 9lra1as mere % | set
in0liae ptimneiota fun 9 Sier0e0eies
Auihd mere pr. Mere. ) elrfeIte De-
le al Stateu itoS neu me 5neSelort
tit6age ior Sc ul0re. roiIfet man ior.
flarer 0eraI. at Gen euSrrt fife pur
pant til Selma on SorSnuro. Der
herqoar cite eli 5io. isreno oct me
ieler liz hienre. DOG err ale ne.
ninlabcrettile0e grrioner al Sen
Cperbenisuirm at "pttru. no. 1853"
ptl upre en- tor giuoiHg. Hna Mar.
feoet itaGr ten / aloSie meo 80. |
harS".
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-21
Sill SiGIp fur DC IrbciSslsic.

: oen @ertigt at ltafie Sugielirt.
teyie % 6orticneite Tor en- bel Del al
DC arbeio*Ipie / Sperige bar oet
Iuenife Reaiering bemppoi9ct Stats.
baneitprcIlen til at sisre itore geitil
Ilrger a MoterieI REQ ipeirite BERT.
Iteoer og 5abrifer. t~cIegraiereS ira
Stod5oln. Gette Sfriot er ieIofet.
gelig ta8et UNDER 6oruoiptmng al
H~lgsoagen@ @iaigeIie. 0gion I'M.
eeroroneoe Gmbec9mpuo %opnuntre5
til til at ifaifc Be ArbeioMeie nclen
lennen0c gcifipftiaelie.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-21
Turipmte gUrn / Speriec.

Zen lpenlte Hegiering bar roreIagt
Nig%oagen to 6orilag orr Heiorue.
ring % Spougelie al forismte %
parmrteoe 8prlt. t~elegrdferes ira
Stodbolm. Te gonr ITO paa, at
9tetternc ifal b~empnoige$ til at lence
Sorbrpeere nellem II % IS Aar iii
lpecIcIe StatsINeiormAfoler, ser
forellaaes oprettet / bette Ciemeo.
Ser ifaI DC ioa iorbli, irotil De er
ooer 20 Iarsaloeren. Sorismte
Born nroer II Aar lfal oerimpo or,.
bringe5 / @~arlnbient, JON lfal opret.
tes ! ellboer aormmune. 0erre65
%Itprelierne ifal ogiaa pplge aolriteer
til at boIoc Eie meb @srnenc ineen
0erre6et % ltrar toge Sc %forisnrte til
9arnehiemmet.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-21
winner % Slcgmer

or ltts De euei,e Iesu pda. al en- BLOB
rem ienoe. itprIeuoe Msoiein trRuSes 5rRt.
llao iclelie. 1ab Al Agvsti o. almmoeIts
suG,telie er Gsors Sesa. os De fan uars
uRrre 5egR.
Zen be0iie bleorenieHoe. iturisane gepi.
cu-oeune geaNa1o er be;rertet ueo Gria.
rtna al 5uiinoer raotta.t helbreoeoe-er
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-21

NsS5ATsff9&
usfommer 1irssas % Srssas sssssn.
Npsrfisfsmsnfsr

Taa ~ineleoeres fsueit hper Nanods o. Torseaa neors
gen. Ape-tSsisrenter ~insts9s5 itts to paa . naasen
fslseroe Runasre, meemiasre bet aetruftc!ia fcrgaas
ses. Svis ct advertisement. Der fsrFt ~fousfer iue
Iirseassnuuerrt 7 81, ~fovlrrsfs inornffet8 DaHse,
rjl oct .cE'ure inot 8 Iirs5assnurlsre. BrsSe. etr ,Hses
bOloer ArertisisnsHier, iom bet butter met. bsr un1rs
les asertisicm eat / bet metre 9isrHe paa Cont
0olaieu.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-21
Sanee uoiieter.
Sffe paa iemti Mar fan Silippinernc
blue Stat, tiger Salt.
Sntercsiante Splpsninger.

Senutets SSilippinerfonite bapSe
| 2srbags after 8liuernsr Gait ior
fig, % Seuatorerne Yatterlon, Gar.
mod % Gulbericn (alle ire 0emofra.
teri retteoe mango Spsrgsmaal ii,
BAN, iiGr | Inleoniitg az oct ier ON.
talte ariorageroe ira Eernes isoerale
Earti, iom ,snifer OF 6ilippinerne ifal
blipe ct Serritorium % oerefter Ell
Stat / llnionen. Meo Senipn I'll gn.
oragenoets Iipisning al en- fGoniai
Neglering ioareoe Gait Selntor Ta.-
teriop ira Colorado, at Sroene bar
at forima netop iom Dc lso. Gerihs
Ssoeraliiter snlfeoe intet mirore, en0
at Silippinerne ifuloe blipe EN- Stat
| Sen ameriturife Union. Eli Spergs.
maaQ al Selntor Gormad ira Sel-
neslee lpareoe 3oft, at ban troeoe, Set
'pilbe bore uflogt at gisre De Sorene.
De StaterS aorItitttion g~iefoenoe
poa &c iiltppinite Ger. 8uperneren
frem bolot, at oct mi isrit og frenit
Dor nsouenbig ar oprette elr itahit
Re8iering, Dog meo BEN 6oritaoelie,
at amerlfanerne % De inoioote Sill.
pinos engarg / Sremtioen funbe enes
en- EN- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; inert" til.
fsiebe ban, 1Sporgsmaalet ON, en-
rem Eerre ifal np6e llafbGrgigbeb
eller en- baIp lloFhprgigbeo. eler ON
Be lfa bltpe en- Stat / llnionen, ltg-
ger iaa largt noe / SrenrtiOen, at ieg
life bar furitet bnnne mig nogen
Wtening ON oct. Oct ilemlneitc for
Silippirerne er M, at man oreFtcc
Sagen onr beres irenti0ige Stilina,
lpnee fsrenb ben blioer rigiort"
SM Seltator Garmad iagoe Gait, a.
Der life poa so Iar ira MI fllnoe
bore Gale ON at gisre De filippir'fe
Ger til en- Stat. Son piIbe unoer oe
nlrpGreroe Sorbolo life engon9 opre
meb pao at gipe oem roget Sefte ont.
at oe ifal faa Be Rettigheoer, iom
soSuslo9 90 1seltn alllalola1loS
Stater III, nn0er.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-21
Gnrhennrrenne

NprbehoTrenee Stinn sInrniltcr
SunnH ). Sage oil bIioe Brpitoeltt
ior llniteo SSltes Suit So. ! 3au
gort.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-21
Hoods SarsapariNa

Der uirIer olreite % e,eueomme!igt paa
Slooet, beirir bet ira al ircmmeoe Be
iiaHo0ele o1 busa,r or belle Snlienst.
sea bar nnirGttet, lpas % neen Appe-
mt. Suoa's S%ariaparila helbreoeee mtg
inlefenoist.- gtrs. VI. Y. spsan, ia1
Bot Ct. Rgilauo. 81.
WGr piS paa. at 1e iaar HOso's
Sartatartua.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-21

tatiorsr moo Be SoreneNe Stater. ri.
lippulerfounriSfionen bar fidr oner,
at De bolbt arigslien peolple.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-21
Suit notaler iia pioere.

iSlltpptnerTof1rlteelt 1dOoe cen
toe Se5rllar mt Wghe, or @upers
rsr Soit uotalte lig 90 rGr1nere ON,
hoa0 aorpresien bsr gi6re for at
ifofie Gerne en- fait %9ie9ierirg. Gon.
miaiiorenS PIor ingoe ban, or at
qtpe Solicit er b~egr9niet Stemmeret
ca eitelmaroen u0pi0e bets Selp.
Itpre, eiter tpert iom set ifriber
frem / aielreifab til Oct engelite
Sprog % De omerifanlfe Sr6ritlt-
tioner. Soo tort, iom Oct paa no.
gen Maooe quar on, ptl mnn iaa
iitanb en- iilippirIf Segislatur be-
itaaen0e al TO SltIe, huorof Der enc
ifdl ppIges al Solicit, oct nnoet no.
uuones al Hegieringen. 2ernH't
ifol Gerne filnle ieroc 70 Hepruiclls
tntrter til @aIbington. 9lanot De
Snoisote err Ger life iaa. icm beItgnt
err inroo at Inoe Gerne fonme ino
UNDER Mnterifas Serreosmmc. q
err iprige aatholifer og tao!er life at
itaa UNDER EN- proteItalrtiif Wtagt.
elsie Wpro bar meget SrtoflpGellc,
ce giper nj Eerre llofbpngigbeo, pil
oen ucplpIte @eioIfnirg, iom ue9ler
80 Trocent. for1une / ben imrme III.
Seroontge Stilim hoori Den ltoO.
ba Syunien raooebe. 8itoensr
Gait irelrhoInt, ot &c Soreneoe Sta
Ter ber erflpre, at De bar til SenNtgt
at bebotoe SiIippinerne for beitan.
big, % at ri. naar Sioeir fonner,
bill Qiue Henr Ell begrGuiet l(nTbPns
aigbeo. Gaa Snargsma0l al Seta.
tor Gamlins ipare6e Gait, at Der
par 1orifjel paa-oe e8cntIige 6llipi'
nos o. andre Wtalaper. Ge isr'te
bar / 800 Aor ltlact uusoer frlItelfg
SneilpSelie, OF rpanr De berciter lnar
anleriforif Sporogelie, moo Dc filrite
bfloc opgtiggiorte til SeIoitpre.
@uuer4lsr Gait oihertes after Den
tSoe. San iogoe. at oct forr9oer'fe
SperiaIo paa ameritanIfe Sropper
pau Zen Sumar nuoe giort ct opbt
,Snotruf paa 4rnnecn o. paft Ntis'
tarfe ON. at Sorrpoere lureov pad
nrore SteOer. 8uperneren troeoe
boa, at oelne Srpgt life oar begrlm-
Oct. Son ielte ia t5seiaa trpg / Dfo.
mia icm / @aihington. SlnrOlertIo
err Manil1 9rpuNpunttet for SSniur'
reftionen. Ger leDer aItF6 Ell De-
u~forionlige. OF Ser err tpocIa. al ii.
Ilpino. arntaen isger at gisre Snen
til lit 6opeotparter. Srgen Strafie.
Icp MOB Sprerere M eronu fon-
men iitono; me- General @rigbt hap.
&c iaaei / Spora9 al ~unnrbeioe en- lao
can Son. ~ Inn par fRroia. D iem-
melige Sslifdber par Ell Rhnge, OF
S~orrorllogef i~nbeholot geiRmmelier
npo oel. Sc or auteteoet for Agi.
Evening journal., 1902-03-05
IMPORTANT ". c. 7. U. HEETINGs
Will be Conducted by HelI-kuown TEN.
neranpe Workers in COnniY

Mrs Ella 1hacher, Of New Jersey.
national superintendent of w. G.. II. U.|
work among soldiers and sailov. wiz
make an itinerary of New Castle coun-
ty and make addresses under the au-
spices of the local unions at the iollcw-
ing times ard places
Wilmington Madeloy Chapel. March
.9. D. M: A. u. Church Union No.
y. French street between h Eiahth and
Ninth. March 9, s y. m. Newark,
March 10, D. M; ST. Paul's NJ g..
Church, Wilmington. March II. S'p. M;
lChrisuana. Presbyterian Churdh. March
l12. D. M. North Baptist ChWch,Wil-
Imington CHilles Union), March l3.
lp. m
The County Convention will be held
lin Middletown on April "a. The prin-
lcipal speakers viii be Mrs. Helen Rice,
of Boston, national superintendent of
| L. r. L., who will speak at D. m. and
the popular lecturer, the Rev. Anna
Shaw Of Philadelphia. will lecture at
lp. m.
Evening journal., 1902-03-05
SELLING BLACK DIAMOND STOCK
New Mining Company Has Exceedingly
Bright Future

Among The Delawareans interested
in the Black Diamond Tunnel Com
pany are the following: George Massey
Jones. the well-known Dover Attorney:
the Rev. Charles IS. Baker oil Dover:
the Rev Wilbur ~ Corkran. of Smyrna.
the Rev. Louis p. CorlTan, of Milton.
and George E. Magee. of Harbeson.
Stevenson is president; George
Massey Jones, vice-president, and
Henry M Stevenson, secretary and
treasurer.
The company already has sold 172.-
GOO shares of the 100000 shares of
stock allotted for sale at fifty cents per
share When this is disposed of 5O.O0f
shares Will be sold at seventy-fve cen Is
per share, and the last $4,000 shares M
81 per share. after which the sd ,cb
VIII be Withdrawn from the mark T.
The Black Diamond Company owns
five claims adjoining The HipoI ande,
mine, which has Sl50OOOO OF ore in
sight The tunnel to be built IS now
only 400 feet from the fins. vein IN
the Black Diamond Tunnel Crmnanv
and the ore Will be readhrd IN is ~.
pected, I'm three months. There ars
500 feet of veins on the propr~tv nj
uhe company, and in addition n can
open 10000 feet for other parties and
receive a half interest for the wrrlr
Evening journal., 1902-03-05
PHILIPPINE SLAVERY
QUESTION DISCUSSED
Governor TAFT Says FilipinOS Do
Not Want Freedom
Influence Of tho laited States against
the Evil will, However. Eradicate
The Trade

Washington, March 5..--The extent
Of slavery I'm the Philippines was dis.
cussed by Governor Taft before the
house insular committee yesterday in
response to questions BY members
He said slavery was confined to the
southern Moro Islands The inyesti-
cation made by Governor Taft and his
associates had brought out that the
slaves included men, women and chill
dren. who were slaves for debt, ac-
cording to the statements made by
the datos.
The slaves could buy their liberty,
but until this was done the condition
ran from generation to generation.
The slaves were members Of the fam
lily and the relation was comparatively
mild, II II was possible to consider
any form Of slavery as mild. Gov
ernor Taft said Dato Mandi had al
ready abolished slavery by decree.
How effective this was could not be
stated.
The civil authorities had never re-
cognized slavery in any way, he said,
and the military had always released
slaves. But the slaves did not under
stand the advantage of liberty, and
Governor Taft said that if we at
tempted to end slavery by force we
would probably find the slaves turn
ing their guns against us.
The influence of the United States
was, however, growing stronger and
stronger for the eradication of slav-
cry. Although our wishes had been
made known, yet neither the civil or
military authorities had said slavery
must cease or war would be made.
Representative Patterson, Of Ten
nesseo, asked the number of slaves
Governor Taft replied that he and his
associates had sought TO learn the
number with the idea that we might
buy them and avert an exercise OF
force. But when the natives learned
this they alb represented themselves
as slaves. sThe governor estimated
about one-fourth of this southern pop
ulation as slaves, or from 250,000 tC
5000 in a population of 100000 tC
100000. When asked how many sui
tans there were Governor Taft an
Bwered that sultans and datos were
as numerous as barons in Germany
or Justices OF the peace in the United
States.
In reply TO a'Queshon by Mr.. Pat
terson, Governor Taft stated that the
slaves were punished by their mas
ters, and whipping was not unknown
to them, although there was little Sc
verify. The slaves were subjected T.
sale, but he did not know of any sepa
rating of mothers from their children
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sible, aud do all the good we can. not
only To- those wtD are members of the
association bat likewise to those who
are not members of the association.
'l ask You all, gentlemen. to give TO
me your undivided and loyal support.
and ! promise you upon that support
thlt the time Us not many years ncnco
when we shall have I'm this city a
building far more commodious tlan
this, In which shall be found adyan-
agcs and c0nvenenccs TO meet the de-
mands of body mind and spirit.
II want 10 say that am glad to
find so many women Interested in this
work, and / shall also be very much
pleased when the time comes that these
women who toll for as shall have op-
.portunity of enjoying at least the bene-
FITS which come from exercise in the
gymnasium. And while IL is true that
this is n Young Mems Christian Asao-
.ciation, nevertheless IL our good women
help us 20 make it what it ought to
be, we ought TO be willing to grant unto
them, if they SO desire &c. at least some
'of Che benefits which they make possi-
hle for u.s.
There is a great future for This ass
.6ociatiOn; q new day Is dawnng THE
eastern sky is already tinged with the
golden beams of promise, and with
loyalty, and devotion. and enthusiasm
on the part of us ALL 1 assure you
that there are great things I'm store for
lus. ! want to assure every member
lof this association that ! am his friend.
/ IL friend DIE win allow me TO be; and.
lat any time and I'm any way that l am
lable to render assistance I want all to
feel at liberty 20 call upon me.
Whatever suggestions You may be
able TO give me that shall be for the
lintcrest of our association. please do
mot hesitate TO make them known 10
lme. My ear Shall be open to listen TO
the humblest member as we'll as TO
the greatest member here. l belong
TO no man, but 10 every man, and it
shall not be my purpose TO develop tha
scheme of any man. but 60 develop the
life and character OF all connected with
this institution"
The address OF Mr.. Short was inter
ispesod by humorous stories and bright
! sayings which brought forth much ap.
plause from the younger members es.
pecially.
A pleasing feature of the reception
iwas the orchestra selections and vocal
numbers by Inc Mozart Male Quartet
Following the addresses refresh
Iments, consisting OF ice cream, cake
etc, were served.
Evening journal., 1902-03-05
McKlnley's Memory Honored.

Albany, N. Y, March 5.-The mem
ory Of the late President William Nc
Kinley was honored by the legislature
Of the state last night The exercises
were held in the assembly chamber
and were presided over by Governor
Odell. Seated on the platform were
United States Senator Thomas c..
Platt and the members Of the legisla-
tive committees which arranged for
the exercises. The chamber was ap-
propriately decorated. Hon. Charles
Emory Smith, formerly postmaster
general. was the princinaI speaker.
Evening journal., 1902-03-05
DIED

ALENANDER-In this city on March g..
1902. Oneida. eldest child of William j.
ana Mary l.. Alexander, in her 7th
year.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services, at
the residence of her parents. NO 326 East
Seventh street. ON Saturday evening.
March s. mt $50 o'clock. lnterment at
Cherry Hill Nd. ON the 9th instant
/ gave her back to- Jesus,
Who gave her unto me,
Her little sufferings over,
Her little spirit free.
a patient sufferer at rest
Her Mother.
NARR.-In Philadelphia. on March Q, 1902,
Hannah Mary, youngest daughter of
Lemuel and the late Caroline %. Mari.
aged is years
Funeral services in the home of Joseph
skirn; Fhla9eipnla' ON lhursday evening
at $50 o'clock. 60 Doe continued at River
view Cemetery at o'clock. Friday.
March g. lnterment Bivervew Cemetery.
COLEMAN On March 3, 1902 Elizabeth,
widow of Dennis Coleman
Funeral from her late residence 613
March 6. at g O'Clock. High mass at St
Peters pro-Cathcdral at o o'clock Inter-
mcnt at New Cathedral Cemetery. phila-
delphia papers please copy.
SrApLEFORn.- Near ST. Georges. Del
ON March O. 1902 Mary E., widow of T..
N. Stapleford. aged "a years
Funeral services at her late residence,
near 50. Georges, on Thursday. March 6.
Wt o'clock p. m. Intermcnt at ST.
Georges Cemetery.
DEWEES.-In this city, on March 3. 1902.
lydia A., wife of Draper a. Devices,
aged "a years.
Funeral at her husbands residence. No.
NB West seventh street, on Thursday af-
ternoon. March g. at 230 O'Clock Inter
ment Rverview Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1902-03-05
Musioale A. Whlte House.

Washington, March 5.-The Presi-
dent and Mrs. Roosevelt last night
gave a largely attended musicale at
the White House. The east room and
other public portions of the house
were very prettily decorated for the
occasion. There was a program Of
four double and one single numbers.
The soloists were Miss Leila Living
ston Morse and Mr.. Heinrich Meyn,
with Miss Isabelle Hauser and Mr..
Isadore Luckstone at the piano.