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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-05-14
The Concert.

Iuc COuCtIO d1 Iuc OpcId IlOuSc
last Friday evening was great sue
cess-largely attended and ably rem
dered, in every way notable ex-
preston of local ability and interest
in worthy object by an apprecia-
tive public. With the one exception
of Mrs. (Governor) Hunt, every per-
former is a resident of Weiser; and
are we not right in claiming her as
one of ourselves, by virtue of her
being the wife of our Governor and
always ready to promote with her
musical ability and personal charm
objects dear to the heart of Weiser?
The program comprised eighteen
numbers, of which the, two selec
tions for the violin were given by
Mrs. Hunt, with her enviable mas
terry of the most difficult of instru-
ments. Mrs. Graham and Miss
Korup opened the concert with a
pianoforte duet, "Comme il fault, !"
by Carl Knolling, played with a
brilliancy of execution which in
creased the mood of happy expecta-
ton IN which the audience had as
sembled. Grace Cordelle's tam bo-
rine dance gave great pleasure
Graceful and exact in movement, it
did the young lady much credit, and
Mrs. Graham, who, we unders tand,
trained her for the performance,
must be proud of having so apt a
pupil The part songs, one of which
was encored, were sung by Miss
Grace Lindsay and Miss Grace Laid,
soprano; Miss Anna Coston and Miss
Carrie Taylor, alto; Messrs.. Church
ill and Wulff, tenor; and Messrs
Judson and Agnew, bass. Theil
selections were Barnby's 'sSweet ant
Low" and Sullivan's ooh, Husl
Thee, My Babyl" AS matter o
course Miss Mariana Jones sans
Hartwell Jones GA Whispered Vow
with the intelligence and trained ex
preston which supplement her su
perior natural gift of song. Mis-
Grace Lindsay and the Reverend
Father Van Nistelroy delighted tn
audience by their sympathetic sing
ing in 'sRepeat Once More" by L
Badia. Mrs. William McBratne
sang sVillanelle, by DELI Acqus
with the easy mastery of its diff
culties only possible to exquisit
taste, fine quality of voice, and pro
longed study and practice. The Rev
erend E. H. Ashmun's bass. solo
1.-The Mighty Deep" by w. H. jude
was a revelation of what Weiser
proud to possess, fine bass voic
of excellent range, under perfet
: control and giving every syllable II
adequate and just enunciation Th
ever popular duet, "Where Are 70
Going, My Pretty Maid?" was we
acted and we'll sung by Miss Fran
$ Davis and Mr.. R. +. Quarles. III
costumes and properties used in tn
production were in perfect keepin
with the parts. To say that ever,
0 body left the hall with happy smi
T after seeing and hearing "Bran
gans Band, is surely the best wa
jof commencing performance whie
for its funniness was one Of the be
things Weiser has ever seen. II
gentlemen who furnished this ''mo
excellent fooling" were, leader, M
o Lew Waters, band, Messrs. Graham
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-05-14

Ashby, Wulff, Burley, Boutwell,,
Judson and Foster
Tableaux were as follows: "Cream
of Wheat" Roy Burley and Inez
Barton "The Sleeping Beauty, >"
Mr.. B. S. Varian and Miss Hazel
Bradley; "The Gypsy Camp" Mrs.
N. M. HAWTHORN, Mr.. Harry Wulff,
Miss Carrie Taylor and Miss Anna
Coston, Charlie and Marguerite Shir-
ley, and Katie Barton; Cupid 8
Dart Miss Watson and Mr.. Jud-
son. The Cupid in this lovely pic
ture was Oracle VanSicklin. Great
credit is due Margaret Paddock for
the presentation of rainbow drill,
in which the following named chill
dren also took part: Valoro Burley,
Helen VanSicklln, Paris Reedy, Hazel
Hopkins, Margery Luck, Edith and
Ethel Patre, Bertha Hancock and
baby Grace VanSickliD. Every pose
in this cleverly-contrived drill was
delightfully."- applauded
The ladies constituting the COM
mittee which prepared the admir-
able program were Mesdames j. d.
Audley Smith, Barton and Graham.
The closing entertainment of 8
series provided by joint committee
of citizens and of members of the
Outlook Club for the purpose of en-
larging the Public Library of thil
city, will long be remembered witt
pleasure.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-05-14
Welser Valley.

The weather is getting pretty warm
and everything IS growing fine. The
showers we have had beat irrigatinp.
Miss Myrtle Mckinney gave luncheon
and dance to a number of her young
friends Thursday night, in honor Of her
sixteenth birthday. All had an enjoy
able time.
Most all of our scholars attended the
Pan American show Monday.
John Owens and wife returned home
from Willow creek, Ore, where they
went to visit his father who has been
very sick. but is now slowly recovering.
While gone he purchased bunch of
horses TO turn on the range.
Mrs. VIM. Benson and children have
been visiting VIM. Grimmett's the past
week.
Mrs. Hiram Smith is quite sick at this
writing.
John Owens sold fine cow and calf
the past week To H. Williams of Weiser.
Consideration $50
Speer and family of Weiser, but form
erly of Arkansas have moved on what is
known as the Sol Barnett place and will
garden to some extent.
Everybody is buying hay. They will
be glad when the new crop is ready to
harvest as the hay has been bought up
closer than IN former years.
Buyers are in plenty and most of the
desirable ranches will soon be taken up
Salubria.
From the Newsletter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-25
Cm politiIf &orrnptiou

iasoe en- isbiif aabbi1 fornpIig / en-
Gale. ban 6otbt / Rem Oort:
Den f~rugtbareite aiIoe til politiit
8orruption er partiIt9eoens binbe cg
bigotte Qdnb."
Mennefter / Dor 5iO mensr, at BAR
tier er Gabemaalet. De er Blot Mios
Ter til Maalet, fom sr bort 2dnos Del.
.poIififf 8orruption oiloe life bare
en- 5ime. beriom De iddfdlote reipetts
able 9Iasfer life ltstteoe ben.
Sab os faa en- Gnbe pau bette irifz
ameritanffe, tpitzameritanite. 5ulue
omerifanfe. 9i er al. 4merifanere.
Seq er en- Qmsrttaner. 5 religiss os
moralit 9enieenbe er jeg en- Ssbs; men
ieg piloe life FEMME for Ell Sgoe, meo
minbre ban bar ire 8ange faa COB
fom bans Nootdnbiodt, at Jrpgt for.
at bet ifulbe blipe til Mistreoit for
min Relieion."
Wddtte Ran bare fad liee Idd fart
Sim for ariftenbpmmen Tom for Qmez
rifdnismen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-25

$50. 100000 mere Ital aRbsaes5
famine 6sniiet. Dlen bet linorer enoz
oa fun en- Sbpenoeoel, p9 bet enood At
De beore ftiaeoe. Der er Oesuoen 400,
900 5orpogtere, at bpilte nogle lepe
pda 10 4cres 9ano eller minore og er
aappe | Stanb til at boIoe 6un9eren
fra 9ersn, END Iiee at iiene penge til
at ttlba9ebstale Regeringslddn.
5ilfnnelaoenbe ben eneite Maaoe at
bielpe oisie pan er at tDinge @jerne
at tore 2anoftretninger, ION nj brus
ges til 9r9sning, til at i9lge oisie
til Reesrinsen, ION fad uooeler bet til
bisie 2dnbboere. Oct irite parti fores
Ilaar Regsriaeen | ben 6eniigt at be-
pilge $500, 900, 900, og bet iiaes, at be
bill PLACE MiniIteriet til at inobringe
ct Iaaoont 5orlag. Oct piloe ou blipe
forifeaiet fra De andre 9anbbepiain<
ger; tbi Der er ingen Sdnoinnligbeo
for, at oisis npgen Sinoe oil tunne til
bdaebetales. Men hporfor life beaere
bet END at gipe Ell Billion for goerfriz
gen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-25
gin Sruf.

Der er n1lig orsaniisret ct garrett
ing Company" / minneapolis unoer
Hapnet ,,Minnie" og meo en- &apital
at 100000. Zen optager en- Del
minbre 9ompagnier, Der for orep 5ore
refining / minneapolis og ct. PAUL,
ia. Den giper gOot 6dab, Tiger Ell
Mianeapolis glao, om at sipe Roro=
peiten en- itarft aorporution, iom er
uafbongig at ben tore p5drbsiter
truit", til 5abritatiOn at @gerbrusss
rcbifaber. Srganiidtionen at bet npe
3ompdgni er not ct gspis for, at
,5ruit" life er / Stano til at mono
poliiere 5orretninger.
6pab ON ben gamle iterre Sruft en-
Gang ilugte ben minore M.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-25

De, Der bore blebe 8l9oer. here 9jems
ME I aongernss 0aaroe". % 9pfmanb
par Spbannes langt fra. 9porefter
meo SpjtioeliebeO Spprgsmaalet bleo
9%entdget: ,5oao GIT 5 nb for at fe?
st Rpr. iOm beOaeer Jig bib % bib
for ginben2" 6eler lite. Sobannes
itob msasm 5lobens Hsr pg SIP =
men ban li9neoe benz life. 5olfes
| aunItets 0inb lob 6dm u%rottet, ga
rif9ere % Ifrifttloge, 3oloere p9 Sols
batter = inssn tuepe BAN, in9en bei=
eoe ban zig for.
Der itddr | bet somle 5estdmente,
at ct Mennelte er ION Wdrfensglomit,
Der bisner, % bpis Stab I9gses poe.
Om gerettigelien al benne 5dmmens
ligning fan life tpiites. Den bar tit
og pfte funbst bin upiltaarlige Sem
tldng | port 6jerte, iom bebit at aft
gobtger, bpor tr9fenoe ben er. Snds
rers funbe nan friites til at finbe ben
5ilintet9sre!ic, Der ubgsr aGrnes
punttet / Sommenli9aingen, brutalere,
benIpnslsIere eennemfsrt pper for
Menneiter, napnlig be npperite %
~iterite, De, fom bar minoit til f9aes
meo Mdrfens llrter. 56i 9lomitsn
sfterldber, | 1pert Sab tilinnelaoenoe,
inoen bar Ylet. Oct er umuligt at
iapae ben bsbe urt fra / 5ior, nadr
en- anbsn, Der liener ben, fom Oraabers
ne / 6apet lisner %bberanbrs, fbloer
oens pldos. Wen Wenneiter. WenS
~nefferl = Sc til Dsberen ,Sobannes.
6aa bar life Sin. Seius. Der ulbris
bruate fore Orb = beaer lite, nadr
ban bolbt 2i9talsr = enote meo ielp at
IIad i'm 8org9ngers 9etnbning fat, /
bet ban betegneoe BAN ipm ben ltsrite
at ale, Der ere fsbte at aDinoer, en-
Gngel!
Se bcnne SUBS Gnsel, hDis blobige
6opeo fort efter pda ct Sslofab blep
baoret op til priniesIe1, = ban gift
bort, %foripdnbt fporIsit. 6ans t%rofaite
Der upe / grtsnsn isste Dam forgepes-
Sggte BAN og %iapneoe bam. Sg bet
asr mar oa enonu. Men Sipens, be
Imioi9e Rsr, benz bebsper nan lite at
Iabne. Ts itnu beitanoig og ipaje for
ginbsn. Og be piGe blipe Deb otrmeo,
iaa langs Der riaber @ano / Serbian.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-25
Sprt for Sfattepberne.

goerfrigen bliosr en- bpr 6itori.
for Storbritdniens Stattenbere. Del
nerEte er, at ct yarti | ben sIgsifta Rd'
tion priper ben frem til imperialiitiis
grobrineer. og bet mooiatte gorti orte
Der ben til detrimental @oogsrenbeo,
Ss S.at.egbsrHs Htda 6tiafs for tcggs.
Gfter at gnslanb bar 6etdft en-
gilion for 9perfrisen, itadr ben MI
operfor en- 8eOiaias paa 100000
til at bjalps be asbliOenOe 5olf, iom
be pep &rigen bar fprt neo | glenbigs
beb.
Men life nof hermeb. Srl9noerne
fbnes life ON. at be fjarntboenoe Dire
alene ffdl BABE ale be Sampittigbebsz
rsnge, gnglenoerne er biaige til at be-
tale for bsrss grobrinssforfpnoelisr.
Sioen 6reben blep erflaret, bar Jrers
ne p9ret meget pdatr9ngenoe. Ufen
bpdo - Nsben tbinger benz 10. Otter
at ,,6ame rule" fortaiteOes, t~ilfrebsitil>
lsoe bet tonisrreti0s Minitsrium Srers
ne msb forftsaigs 2unobeDiGinser.
Gtaten isnbte benz iaaleoes 100000,
600 for at iatte JOrpastere ! Stanb
til at tcbe beres 2anO fra Gjerne, cg
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-25
Sipene beb Soroan.
qf Gop. Hers
,9eais Serb"
Reiieminoer fra palritiaa.

Sorbans 5lob lager eqers bel for
parst. st t9t ardt at Oil. 5asiel og
Sdmarint letter milepibt Ell uieennems
~traneslist 9ssn lanss De iibe BREEDER.
Dog pad bette Sieb er Der bueget en-
2Dsning meb Often. 9pornoar. pibes
life. aun fad meset ton iisss. at bet
oprinbeligs RDoainesarbejoe mda
liege langt tilbaee / Sioen. Gn tus
Ienodarig TRADITION mener nemlig Der
at tunue puapiie Sorbans eumle 9ds
oeiteb, bpor besuosn Sobannes ffal
babe toft lin 9aabsplabs, bpprfra ban
ites ub meo Sefus og osbte osidd bet
CUBS GAM. Sg ifs1t Sperlepes
ringen / bette 5ilfelbe, iom iua ofte,
Tapner ct faft Ststtepunft / Striften.
er ben / Og for fig i1genlunoe utros
oerbig.
Qanes fob Ri Esniunfne / getragtz
ming al ben ilelbe 6lob, Der uitanbiee
li9t palteoe Jig forbi. Welem bens
alporlige Strsmflagsr borebs fig biit
os Der ct npgtist Smilebul, Der Tom og
foripanbt. gntelts forpjufteoe 3r9er,
bbis Ylabs unbsr alminoeliss 5orbolb
iagtens par pao bet tsrre. 6efanot zig
nu Deb Goraarstioe. ba 9anoitanben
bar abitini5t opsr Gennemi1itsbejoe,
flere @len ubs / Strsmmen. Se fra
nogle labe, balpt operioemmsbs Smdds
ger ipenoie frifts Rsr og Sib be pifs
tenbe glabpimpler ub for 9l9iten.
Sipens peb 5orbanl 5Dors
ban bar bet MI? 9apbe mar lite bsrt
ON Ssm fsr2 - giit iau. De er 10
iIupne inb / zen eneIts 2i9tale, Sefus
bar 5olbt. gaers fulgte ban, iom be-
fenbt, en- RegsI. ban feID bar uotrptt
ioalebes: Sab be bebe Degrade beres
oebs!" Qbfolut bso turbs ben fejreoe
bel for sbrist lite fables. profeten
Og Dsberen SObonnes, Safarias's
Ssn - tbi bam bar bet - lepeoe enbs
MI, men begrcDet | a~9loerrummet paa
ct Slot life lanst Der fra, Deo greboen
at bet bsbs 9up. Jor iua biot funbe
9igtalsn gobt 6olbes, os ben blep bolot.
Meb Gpao oe 8lem. Den orejeoe fig
befentlis ON Dsberens perion, Der
filorebss af Saleren sennsm en- R9tte
'SpsrssmaaI. benOenots til 5elset.
,,5Dao gif 5 ub / 9rtensn at is9 gn
Manb, ifert blsbe al9Der9" nmuligt.
Sub og 5Dermano Dioite 10, at ban
bar en- 1rast at aamslbdar os ct
aeberbalte ON fin 2eao. 9esuoen -
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-25
Gormanosfabct

/ ben SO aongresies Repr9ient .ltbus
bar, fiben ,Spedter" 6enoerion ira
Soma befenotgjprbe, at ban life biloe
mobtage @enpale, beret ct ftaaenbe
9isfusiionsemne bldnbt 2anoets Yoz
lmititere. Del opnppnes &dnbibdter
bdabe / gif og @eft: 9. 6. papne og
5. g. Sbsrman, q. g., Sobn 9al3sa,
9enn., 6. 6. 2ittsfelb. Wae., gbeo. 6.
Burton, Obio, Sos. 9. Cannon, 81,
% 5. sc. 9dbcoct, Nis. gubcoct er
imiolertib traaot tilbage til 9unit for
Cannon af SG.,o @isconiins republic
fanTfe Delegation til ben SO &ongres
bar erflaret fig for Cannon. gabcoet
Tiger 81. a., iDet ban tr9tter Jig til
bage: De fsrits og pigtisite at tage
/ getragtning sr en- bdrmoniif Sr9dniz
iation, en-, Der bill gibe ,,tbe ~ipeeater"
ale Barriers Stbrteelementsr." ,Oet
egentlige 9eiten bar fun en- opn9pnt
2anbibat, 9on. Sos. g. Cannon al
Sninois, 9uIets prspeDe 2eber, mooen
/ Grfarine, manoig, tlog og meo ct
%oeoelfrit 2io." Cannon ipnes | bet
6ele at bore ben aanbioat. Der bar
bsoit l1biigt til at blipe pdlgt. Saa=
ban Ter bet ba ub for Os FER | 9eiten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-25
5ibsnof.

Gaa pu b:nbe, Der tom lsbenDe for
leSsn Dag = benoe meo ben 9rsnne
STOLE, ben lpfs 9dt pg bet ln'e Spers
itptte? 9por sjalot 5arten ben? So,
bun itulbe meb 5oget. Oette bar peo
a. fomme, os BUN bapoe entnu ct for=
tolbspis sObt Stptte 9ej tilbase.
Som bun tibsnot2 Seq ueo bet lite.
Stt fan 10 Oars, at bun naoeoe bet,
men bet osioa soot bore, at bun tom
for tent.
Rad, men bet er 10 fun en- 5pers
toesting = noeet Tom ri, Der bo'r
99rbeben at Stationen, often od9lia
Ter, at Jolt enten tommer | poerite Djes
Bill, meb 5unsen uoe al oalien = euer
ogiaa at De ferit tommer, naor 3oget
er fgrt.
Spor fan bet MI bore, at 5olt lite
fan saer bill gsre fig ferbisc / rette 5io,
naar be ital meb 5oget ener dnoreSte
Der ben? 6oorfor tommer be for tent
til 6oreorogsmeber? Wan itulbe jc
fro, at be ielo bar bebit tjelt meb al
TONNE / rette 3io.
So = Sogen er eanite iimpelt ben
be mener, at bet er ,,tiosnot", faa Del
6diter life iaa ftarft meo at TONNE
biemme fra. Saa er Der enonu ct oc
anoet at Orbne pg pusle peb. Oct Ell
10 tiosnpf enonu ~ man fiddr bet mol
Wen bpao FER, inbea man peb at bet.
er bet blepet tent - mar mad itDnbt
fig. Oe Tda er bet, at man maa fare
afiisb oper 5ols og 6obeo, og | belbig'
ie 5ilfrloe naa'r man, forpuitet oe
bas6lafenbe, at fomme inb / aupssn,
lissiom 9oset iatter Jig | 9sDagelie,
eller oafdd mar mar BERTH efter al
9oget er gadet ener ben er borte, ION
man ituloe talt meo og maaite dfgjori
bistiss 5orretninger meo.
-Dog, beane Waaoe at TONNE for
tent paa er life ben p9rfte. Der gipes
mango Jorbolb / 2iDet. bpor bet er me-
get barre at fomme for Tent.
8i leber 10 | en- faare raitles oa
rsrpss lib, bpor bet breier Jig ON at
ssre fig g9lbenoe = at tomme ,,tibs'
NOT" til at opnaa benne eler bin Stils
ling. plabs eler Gmbeoe, for en- anben
tommsr os taeer bet lige for Reien at
Ell.
5 ct iaaoant 5iifalbe bar be fleite
Msnneiter lert at f~ortaa, at bet grls
Der at TONNE .%tiosnot". - ,9ugefter
fpiaer Slaober", lpber ct gammslt
Orb | Solfemunoe. Oct bill iise iaa
meset iom: bagefter er Der intet at
gre = eler | ait Jalb meget liot.
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gjermitjerae gjerniOns
20 Mars 5ooiclsoag.

8i op'aeer eiterfslsenbe eiier ost
uorIts Blao vQmerifa". foroi ri ipnss.
bet bnnoe er betimelist og uoialer Hart.
6porlebes ui ariltns bcr iorbolos os
o~psrior be pantro 5Orfatters. Oct bier
oeioa 5orffe1.n pnn gjernion. isr Oe
lioen ban forlob a%riitsntroen. Tst er
pelssrenbe at bpre en- BAUM. icm sipsr
en- rem aDo.
Bjsrnijerre Bjsrnion 3 iuer BEN s.
Dec. 20 Qnr eammsl. z cen gnleo'
ming ifal Der / Norae % ,lsrs i europa
bofoss Setter iii bans 9gre, oa ri Ter.
at man osiaa biit oe Der blanot De nor.
re / amerita i%nb6pbsr iii Cabs / Ia
gems gnlsouins.
ga, for ben enmls 8jsrnion, iom
Ifreo ga. Ri slifer bett. 2anost", ia.
for Bjsrnion, Tom ban uor, fsr hons
religisie %2iosanfusli. bl.u IN anb.n,
funbe pi ogina uere m,o at bolbe Set;
men for ben Bjernion, ium ct blepeu Ell
al 8riitenoommens melt iremroesnes
Mootanbere, fan Ri life 6riffe Sfaal
og raabe Surrn.
a9re 2eier! Spis en- bar baonet Oe
fpottei bin fsbelige Jaber saer Mobsr.
ION ou b9brer, fan bu ba p9re meb
@iloe, buor oenue iamme Joragtsr %
Beipottsr al bine 5orRiore Rres? So,
life B%jsrnfOn buanst og ipottst bin ga
Der | Simmelen? 0or ban life Uiit Der
itsrite 6orast for bin 5relisr? 9ai
bou life sjort bet enc Gn3reb eiter be-
anbet pna ben ariftentro, iom er big be-
bpre6areite of aft? SO. besparre BAR
bur sjort bette % scr bet sHonu Der
Dag / Dag.
IA ban bleu en- MooHanber al Sri
ftenoommen, log BON Sfabe pna fl
9nns=s.ia., % f0r al fpfse meo Dol
r~niionaliiifte lib gao bon Slip put
bet. iom nlene fan fire os en- iaiil
Guisbeb. 9porleoes fan bn ba, ion
ariiten, pare meb at fejrs Bjsrnions
5soielson9? gi foritaar bet life.
Wi bar bet Saripn | Dor 1io, at ct
flor 9el Of bet, Tom saar unoer Narne
Gfsnliferaiur, itnar | ben IfarpeitI
Mobiatning til 8riltenbommen, .
fore 9isiere, iom Vjcrnion, Sbi.n
@arbors Oiu. poa ben enc eioe os b
&rifne paa ben anben er | TO forIfelis|
Qejre os isrer aris meb b%inonben. 81
naar Ri life pil bore meb at bplbe a
benne 9oeii o. 8unft, iom tenne Der
bsns 5prie bruser for of foro9rpe ubs'
fnfebe Siale, ba bo9ler bet mel
llfuemsorb oper os, og Der raabes
.Bornetbeb!" ~Transipnetbeb!" .llui'
bsnbeb!" os en- Wousbe andre Golfer
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9uor fanOt On 9Dffen?
0por ianSt On eDffen!
Sin, bpor I'll fanDt ben?
SO. Ntonrao.

Seq fe9te aptten / bet 9pje,
Sa jig ben isgte | bet 0pbe.
5 alt, bbao Der tom mig for 9ie.
) 9Grens @Ioas, / Mastsns Mpie.
5 9nifer, Der paa Sorben trpbe,
5 5anter, Der mob 5imlen nbps.
5 6aanbens Sl9b, / 4anoens Slif
5 5aarer oe / lpftist BIB,
) 5jemmet oe / fjerne 2anoe,
paa @eroensboDets fore 9anoe,
5 aumle Store, title, pbe.
9bor Stag afgtfen alorig Ipbe,
Z 9croenslipets traple 8rimmel
SO / Den itjeraetIare !0immsl.
Sos 5attigfolt | lape Stuer
Sq unoer Slottets bpdlte 9uer,
Z Qpiets CLANS, | Mulmets 2be,
6os 2ebenoe % bos be 9soe,
Wsn 9ipets 2ntte fanbt iss enc
: Sj9lens 9leoe.
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application.
Evening star., 1902-01-10
CHARGED WITH HIGH TREASON.
DIR. Anthony, an American, on Trial In
south Africa.

CHICAGO. January 1O.-Mrs- Alice An
thony, wife of DR.. Richard S. Anthony, is
in this city anxiously awaiting news of the
fate Of her husband who is on trial for
his life in South Africa on a charge of high
treason to Great Britain.
Dr. Anthony is an American citizen re-
siding in Craddock, South Africa. His
trial was set for January I. and his wife
is Still in ignorance of it's result
According to Mrs. Anthony's statement,
Dr. Anthony and she were married in
South Africa and then came to America.
The husband graduated from the Cooper
Medical College of San Francisco, after
ward taking ostgraduate course in the
University OF Michigan. Five years ago
Re went TO Craddock and began to practice
his profession. Mrs. Anthony was Miss
Vessels, daughter of Matthew Vessels,
afterward a Boer general.
For safety DR.. Anthony sent his wife
and two little girls to the United States
until the war was over. Mrs. Anthony re-
ceived word of her husbands arrest a
month ago. He is charged with lending
aid and comfort to the enemy and with in
trisuing against Great Britain.
Evening star., 1902-01-10

An army retiring board has been ap-
pointed by the Secretary Of War to meet
at the War Department in this city at the
earliest date practicable. One Of the duties
of this board is to determine whether Capt.
Matthew A. Batson, 18th Cavalry, is ply
sically capable of performing active mil
itary service. If not that officer will be
placed on the retired list.
Capt Batson is one Of the heroes of the
Philippines. He organized a company OF
Macabebee scouts and rendered valiant
service at their head. especially during the
famous Lawton campaign in the northern
province of Luzon during the early days of
the insurrection. During an exciting en-
gagement at Macalabat, November %. 1899,
Capt. BatSon was severely wounded in the
foot. He was granted leave of absence on
account of disability, and came to the
United States for surgical treatment. His
condition improving, he requested and was
permitted to rejoin his regiment in the
Philippines. After a short service 1T was
found that his wound was not entirely
healed, and it became necessary for him to
give up active service in the field-and again
return to the United States for treatment
For several months past he has been pa
tient at the General Hospital In this city,
but his condition has recently improved so
as to permit him to leave the hospital.
The detail for the board is as follows:
Col. Henry G. Sharpe, assistant commits
sary general; Lieut.. Col. William A. Simp-
son, assistant adjutant general; Lieut.. Col
Marion p. Maus, aid-de-camp; Mai. James
C. Merrill, surgeon; Maj. Edward C. Carter
surgeon, and Capt. Charles 8. Bromweli
Corps Of Engineers, as recorder.