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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-05

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Den n9Dnte Srsanift bar MI I e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-05

ubnapnele. 9onful 9erman
$. Wolf | Montreul, Gan., er uos
nGpnt til tgl. oanft 9eneraltoniul
iammeitebs. 81
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-05

Subiteum. 5%oreninsen De
Oonifes 5jem" / Waupdca, Wis., feis
rebe ben Ste Gan. TN 25=aarige Stiff
teliesbag.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-05
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-05

Or9bt al Snureenterne.
arel peterfen / MitdeI bar mobtaget
ct greb fra adptejn Normon, at 8be
Snfonteriz Regiment meb ben ~fcrselige
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til 5slge. ,Qm."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-05

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/ fere 4ar bar opbolbt fig / Gbica9o.
bOor ban Tom prattiierenoe Cage bar
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-05

2bftreje. @rosierer Carl ..
Mel6ior fra asbsnbuon bar lammen
msb i'm 5amilie tiltrnapt en- 92iie til
Mmerita.
Oct er 6r. Mlel6iors 0sniiat at till
bringe Reiten af @interen | TER 9orl.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-05

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fort Sn9eleje ofsadet oeb 9pben.
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be Ounbet fig en- ~bstpoelis 8ennefrebs,
iom meb itor Sorg mootoe gnbifabet
ON bans ORB.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-05

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Senen tog oipet at fig forrige
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-05

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anfommen til Salt Gate Gitp, os bar
nerp9rsnoe Deb JOrbsret. 5an faa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-05

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-05

8eb polititdptene n. 5drs
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Sobn Dablgren bar ct fmertefulbt
Suar ! 4rmen iom en- Jslse uf ct BIZ,
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til Stulosren. 5or ct 4or fiben bsbe
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og 3aptejnen er en- Smule ansftelis
for, at en- lignsnoe St9bne bsnter BAN.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-17
TEXAS

senator Dihrcgi charges state Chairman
Wells wlth supporting CARRIER for congress.
Judge Rcagan IS again I'll and has .c.t
Austin for Palestine
number Of charters were hlel, among
trcm ono for Iig uat lc company for the
coast country.
lie volunteer trcuen iudoe'cd the prono-
sition tina, local departments should lot
get tangled Up vita municipal politics.
The state Epworh League is Ia conyea-
tion at Fort Worth.
The Mctnodl.ts got IN parliamentary
tangie and numerous points of order WIRE
mude Ivy the Delegates.
tho committee on safety OF the 3eiu-
nlou, oil hqld has issued statement calling
Tor meeting to consider danger to the
field.
The Galveston county commissioners de-
fcoted the resolution providing for the em-
ploymcnt OF home labor only Oh the sen
wal
The failure 10 appoint successor to Nav.
shnl Grant is causing much delay In the
traFsactIon OF the business OF the Federal
couits.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-17
THE SAVANNAH FuaITlVEs
Are Guests Under Guard at the Winds
LlltaI Mnatra.t

Are Guests Under Guard at the Windsor
Hotel Montreal
Montreal, May l6.-Messrs. Gaynor and
Greene are guests at the Windsor hotel,
each guarded by local detective with
force Of United states secret service agents
unofdcially In reserve. They will not go
back to Quobey, much ms they and their
friends desire, and in spite Of the writ OF
nabcas corpus granted yesterday by Judge
Andrews OF Quebec, directing Detective
Carpenter to return his prisoners to that
city.
At o'clock they again left the hotel lust
as the pursuing force from Quebec reached
The hotel. CHIEF Carpenter took his prs-
orers &C. Judge La Fontuine's residence and
handed thun over TO The Judge, and the
latter, after remanG'ng chem for eNumiul-
zion an Monday, committed them to the
care o. two detectives. with permission to
reside at The Windsor
In the meantime Constable Gale Of Que.
bee, with the writ Of hnbeas corpus, was
searching diligently for Mr.. Carpentot. Al
10 o'clock be found him In his office and
served the writ, MIR CARPENTER WIS placed
In dix NINA He WAS in possession Of n
document calling upon him to produce the
bodies Of Guynur aud Greene before Judge
Andrews in Quebec today, and he no longer
had the prisoners In mis- Possession, having
been relieved hy Judge La Fontamc
He consulted his counsel and was inform
ed that II he attempted to return the prlS-
hNflN 10 Qutbft uf MNhiN Dt llhblt 20 w
rest Tor contempt Of the local court, whose
mandate he had received and acknowledged
SO an answer setting forth the fH~ts I'm
the matter was prepared and sent down 20
Quebec. and with that it is expected the
Quebec people will have to remain satisfied
the jurisdiction OF an cNtraditon commits.
sioner extends over the entire Dominion,
and the arrests OF Greene and Gaynor were
made by an officer qualified to make arrests
IN any portion 81 the province, consequently
there Is no doubt that they will hold This
evening Mrs. Gnynor arrived from QueoCc
She was accompanied by Hon. Jules res
sier, counsel for the prisoner. VINO had a
consultation With them at the Windsor,
A formidable array of counsel Will take
part In what promises TO be as spirited
legal fight as WAS ever witnessed since John
c. Emo the defaulting New York banker
successfully resisted eXtr0dition. IL wonld
NOT he surprising N a night between the
Quebec and the Montreal courts Is made a
prefix 10 the main battle Of the lawyers
Gaynor and Green had engaged the serv-
ices of all the hest lawyers In QuSbec and
the change IT venue leaves these gentlemen
out IN the cold II was stated this afternoon
that the provincial government had in
stTucted Judge La Fontalnc to obey the
order OF the haheas corpus writ The Judge
says that all he knows about the case 81
That he Issued warrant and that the man
called toy In that document was Rypducesg
before him.. >SfIUfI9f m /T/I' ~
Lseal opinion in Montreal Is that haheas
yisofpns proceedings can not be Instituted
until Judge La Fontalne has decided the
cnse, Then, II he commits them for extra
dition. proceedings OF that nature viii be
In order.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-17
DEATHS IN TEXAS.

pUGGAN.- SeGuin. Texas, May TO- Mrs;
Elizabeth Durpau aged SO years. VIE OF
tie late Thomas II. Duggan, deceased, uleu
Mt o'clock u. m today at the nome, OIL
District Clerk John T. Campbell, Mrs.
Duccan came to Texas in 1880 and mas ever
STAGE been resident of Guadalupe county.
SIZE leaves five children, A. Duggan. county
clerk of san Saba county; Ed Dn2S,in'
county clerk of Tom Green county Mrs.
c. W l. Raker Of this city. Mrs. dohn
Duggnn Of Houston and W. y DuFgan OF
Dallas She was one of the few remaining
landmarks of the original Scguln.
LOCKHART.-B eeyillc. Texas, May 10
Mrs. j. \. Luckhart, an aged resident OF
this county. died Mt the residence Of her
carly yesterday morning
MUELLER.-Go Texas. May 16
Died at his residence in Gonzales, May 49,
William Mueller, aged about 30 years. MI.
near sinner, but had been resident Of
Gonzales for the past two years engaged
in business. The burial win take place ut
the public cemetery here tomorrow after
noon,
BRENSTED LoWTHER.-seguin, Tex
as, May Married at the Catholic church
In this city. Rev. Father Nison officiating,
Miss ida Lowther and Mr. Otto Breasted.
Both parties were reared in the vicinity of
Seguln. They left Immediately for Mexico,
where they will make their future resi-
deuce
GORDoN.-wharton, Texas, May Ia
Illness OF several months, Clarence Gordon
aged 80 years lnterment took place at
the city cemetery this morning. Funeral
heart Clarence Frederick Gordon was b rn
In Matagordn county August / 1s63 II =,
was the third son Of Mr. and Mrs. j. W.
Gordon and grandson of General j. W.
AlcCamly and Of General ]. w. Gordon of
Macon, Ga. Both were veterans, one in the
Mexican war and one in the civil.
TUTTTE.-Lockhqrt Texas Nav IA
Nrs Nnrrnret Jnnes Trttie ono ~ tho no
loved ind respected graudmothcrs of Cald-
wei county nged Sc years, died at the -
idence of nor phew, Mr. a. Y Lnrremore
on Clear Fork, on the Sth instant and was
buried IN the city cemetery
KkANCHER.-Scaly Texas, May 12.-
Mrs. j. H. Krancher johanna Elise Fried
crlcha Gust, the wife Of Squire j. II.
KrauChcr died at the family residence in
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-17
TEXAS tPW0RTh LEAGUE
TENTH ANNUAL SESSION is ON AT
FORT WORTH
Bishop Gambler Made an Address to the
Delcaatos-Rov Hay OF Houston
Opened the Meeting.

Fort Worth, Tcxas. May TO- The tenth
annual session VI the Epwolth League Of
Texas met today IN the auditorium of th,
First Methodist church. with ths 900 lcIglss
ia Texas, with 5000 members. reures,a(c
b. about leo delegates Local leoGuers AMI
cltIzc,s g.uemlly Rocket 10 the me,tng,
drawn thcre by Bishop Candler Of Georgia
VIA Hn, Er ou the suAj ct The Good sa-
plt.tuu."
Tie meeting opened with . conservation
and saramentai services, led 10y Rev. $. -.
Hay Of Houston. This brought out pledge,
from the assembled lelgucrs to devote
themselves to the service o. Chrst
The ,rpclr OF Miss lnua Fisher, second
vice plesident, fo lowed It at mainly
on tine dluiNble Wotk done dwins the
year tn ihc Stu:c, such as visiting Tie s,cl,,
Tie busi itois. etc r.. =. J. DUNCAN o.
lll,n.s spoke ON the Chuty That lIelps.'
Ils itce wl> that ihe spirit az Goa must lc
va Tie ht art iu order tuJ tuy fulluyss az
chu!ry may be brought ont
Lillian M,Bter. sUperiu uudrnL mauc hen
ieporJ which shaved thu apartment
he I'm q healthy condition HIl growing
throughout the State. SnC WAS followed
hy M address hv john r. Pepper pf Tea
ncssee On The Nlghtin s. o. Personal Eli
fort Bc-ldps tho appointments oil com
nittccs aud tbs nddUcsSes little - tue wa5
OF business was done on the opening after
noon,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-17
SHORT NEWS STORIES.

BIRMINGHAM AHA telegram has
been received IN this city announcing that
the hardware combine, known AS tie M
tuuul Hardware aud Metal company Ia.
fallen through.
NEW YORK. --Notw ithstanding Mr. Gro
ker's expressed determination not to Pee
turn to lead rammNny out of Its troubles,
TammauN men believe that he viii yet We.
turn TO take up the rolnS dropped by Nj.
Nixon, Tammnny Is In fog and II Is dit.
hcult to nnd any one who Is willing Ia
talk. II is the general opinion that unless
MIR Croker does return promptly he wi
lose control forever
CHICAGO. Representatives Of Western
railroads have promised the interstate com
merCc commission 10 agree on an oQu0li2n-
ton Of the live stock and dressed beef
Chicago live stock exchange. An agree
meut must be reached by June TO- and It
must be In effect by June 30.
NEW YORK.-Richard Croker has bought
a seat for the coronation Of King Edward.
paying $500 for It, Such Is the news brought
to this city by William r. Glenn Of Lon
don,
SHREWSBURY. Mass. Mrs George
Buck, rs years OF age, and Mrs. Hannah
Cummings, over 50 years old, were burned
to death Mrs. Hunt, over 90 years Of
age was rescued.
LEIPSIC.-The municipality Of Letpsic
approved a contract with the rrusslon and
Saxon railways for the construction Of n
central railroad station at Leipsic to cost
SIT, 100000.
BERLIN.--As a result OF the Initiative
Of the empress the German Red Cross
societies have decided to make their an
peal for subscriptions 10 mid the West In.
dian sufferers general throughout Germany.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-17
SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.


TROY. 49, The telephone system Is now in
working order and many of those who live
In the country are having phones put tn ana
connecting with the local exchange.
GGENROSE An OF those who were In
jured IN the tornado OF April % have So
far recovered as 10 be able to leave their
beds. The relief fund given by the people
OF Texas amounted to about $1,000.
GLENROSE,- stock OF all kinds lmproy.
Ing rapidly and are beginning to fatten,
CYPRESS TOP. The Trucs Growers
association hns been shipping beans for
two weeks aud is now loading a car OF po-
tatoes
ROSE HILL-Crop prospects have never
been better In this part Of harris county.
BRYAN The Br0zos county truck grow.
ers shipped solid car OF irish potatoes
Friday Truck OF all kinds Is good and
the association Is doing better than ex-
pected for the first year.
MlNEOLA.-A protracted meeting Will
commence at the Christian church In this
city the fourth Sunday In this month, con.
Quoted by the pastor Elder Milhollnnd
LINDALE.-Mr. Sam Lindsey manager OF
the Independent Telephone company Of
Tyler, has q force of men here putting m
poles for a local telephone system
LINDALE-The strawberry season IA
about over; other crops are In splendid con.
diti0n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-17
HOUSTON.

The price OF ice has been advanced Ia
Houston.
George w Kidd was buried with Ma
sonic donors yesterday afternoon.
There viii be a meeting Of the Cotton Ex-
change and Board Of Tfade this morning
for the purpose Of taking up the matter OF
purchasing the building in which the ex-
chunge Is located
Paul sonnon was dangerously injured by
his horse falling on him
The inquest into the killing Of Camille
Valentine will be resumed this morning.
The board Of directors Of the Rice Asso.
citation Of America unanimously in Tors Il
the Houston Rice Palace Yesterday and VIII
assist ln making it success.
rho United states district courts in ID
Eastern district OF Texas are in trouble
over the refusal Of tho United statcs dep
uty mnrshols refusing to seryr any papers
or process.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-17
SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
Today's Weather.
ysir. Er2't
DOMESTIC.


At the meeting OF the Presbyterian gen
erai assembly II was shown that 22oOO
negro children are being taught by white
teachers In Sunday schools throughout the
South. and the report Of the committee on
negro evangellEntlon showed an encourag-
Ing development in every branch OF the
work
Armour & Co.'s splendid refinery Mt Chi
caeo was destroyed by fire and about thirty
sightseers were injured by the collapse OF
a runway, Eve OF them fatally
II is proposed to call out oil the mine
workers in the United States, 100000 In
number, In order to win the anthracite
strike.
The Louisiana legislature has asked Ad-
miral schley to pay visit to that State.
Gaynor and Greene, the Savannah fugi-
tives, are prisoners at Montreal and a for.
mlddbe array of legal talent will engage
IN the extradltlon contest.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-17
TO REFUND TIE WAR TAX.
Many Rellgi Us Institutions Of Texas
Are Afft cied.
HOUSE HAS ANOTHER LIVELY DEBATE.
The Atrocities Of the Army in the Philip
pines and the sohley Case Were
Given Considerable Attention.



Washington, May 10 The house today
passed the ways and means committee bill
providing for the refundns Of taxes pail
Oh lcgacics ond bequests for uses of Il re.
ligious or educational character under the
war revenue act of 1sgs The Texas insti-
tutions affected are as follows: Baptist
church Of Waxahochlc, $50; Methodist
church Of Bastrop, SO; Baptist parsonage
Of Waxohachie, 81 so odd Fellows orphan
home Of Corsicana, $40.
The house today passed the bill turning
over to Porto Rico al the public lunds OF
the Island coded to the United states by
Spain, except sites designated by the pres.
ideut within one year Tor naval and coaling
stations, military posts aud other United
states purposes.
After some discussion the bill reported
by MIR. Mccall from the ways and means
committee, reminding ilo tax on lcgdCIss
paid under the war revenue act by ehgipus,
charitable, art ana educational institutions
was pUssed,
The conference report on the omnibus
claims btl rausCd another lengthy distis-
sion, Mr.. Underwood tAla.) seeking to re-
new the Instructions tu tie house con-
1orccs not to accept the senate amehl-
mont on the Scltuusc board claims
Nh. Cannon opposed the latter claims
and incidentally tNprcssCd the hope tAIt
this would he the last OK the omnibus nltis
RACES.
mo melton to Instruct the confcreos
against tine Seltrldge claims nnally pre-
viiItl
Consideration Of the Iuya bill then was
rc.uufcd, HE bill being read for unenl
urnt
Ill. Cannon called attention to the numer-
Gus naval cstnbisumruts ryEtergd M New
lolt--thc war cohec, he training station,
t-r torpedo station, ANA u,srd WITH some
/ irony !. nc duty of thc ,olhcGrs at IA Sc
IA ..afNrr n hot a. ul
M't season
-'tlh'a Eh ne Mihlreu our navy Rhu sup
| lo.'ed We uul an. oL new Soups Ml. an.
,."' in'u wy VI t"V um"ffit1 i, ~, ' tt,,3;
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-17
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-17
WASHINGTON.

The secretary Of agriculture says he real
lies the Importance of the fight on the
boil weeyii ana the department work
vii be thorough
Much opposition is developing to the
branch bank scheme provided for in the
Fowler bill aud the republicans may split
OH It.
The president is 6rln IN his belief that
Cuba should be helped by reducing TIE
thlin on sugar.
General Pearson does not believe rrcsi
dent Roosevelt has decided to do nothing
about the British supply bureau at Chal.
nctte.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-17
Just SHARING Fair.


ANNN lb4 IA i llutbs
Two chlldren-a girl Of about sm n
of 6-we:e left In St. Paul's churtinal
one day last week while their motnG VI
into the old church. The youngsien w
dered about the burying ground locslsl Y
rlously at the old tombstones, unll X
came to one that was nearly hlddsi
laurel wreaths.
The little girl regarded these tribute
tently for some moments, then sl NV,
picked up one Of the wreaths and w,
It to her brother Taking a secouo WI !,
herself, she started down pau
brother toddling after her. !.
Coming TO a neglected-looking grI' !, !,
carefully placed the wreath. upon y n, !.
taking the other clrclet OF iadea W, Va
from her brother, she went a little iu'A
and laid 1t on timeworn Tombstone.
The mother coming out OF the cav
saw this and said: .,
why, Ethel. what are you doing II.
lust sharing fair" said the nuool'e
cialist. The flowers were all "
grave"