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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-22
RUNAWAY Is STOPPED
WHEN HORSE DROPS DEAD
Frightened Animals Run Until One Falls
and Dies of Ex-
haustion.

A wild runaway on South Wabasha
street yesterday evening ended only when
one of the horses fell dead. The run
away started on South Wabasha several
blocks sbelow the bridge. The team, driven
by John Heimstes, young lad of nine
teen, took fright at some object in the
street and started to run. Heimstes was
thrown from the wagon in the first block,
breaking his ankle. ALI attempts to stop
the runaways proved futile, and they tore
along up Wabasha street at a terrific
pace. The street was cleared as they
approached, and only few adventurous
ones attempted to Head the flying team.
At Belvidere street one of the horses gave
out. and lingudeadin its tracks, brought
the other horse to q -standstill.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-22
SOUTH ST. PAUL PAUL. IS
THIRD IN RECEIPTS
Only Chicago and Kansas City Re-
ceive Larger Consignments
of Cattle.

The growing Importance of South st.
Paul as a. live stock center was fully
demonstrated Monday. Official receipts
issued yesterday for the previous day
showed that South ST. Paul had re-
ceiVed S,795 headsof cattle and 40S
cars. % loi"
OF all the Heceiying. points in the
country but -TGhicago and Kansas
City, the two great live stock markets
of the World-sshoW wed heavier receipts
than South st! Pat4
no grow from, nothing to the third
greatest receiving point for live stock
in thirteen years -eis no small honor,
and no better evidence is wanted that
South ST. Paul isofapidly climbing to
the front as One of the foremost live
stock marketsaof the world.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-22
DEER THICK AS SHEEP IN
NORTHERN MINNESOTA
Open Season Extends From Nov. 10 to
30-For Moose and Caribou,
Nov. IS to 20.

Deputy Game Warden Mccormick, of
Grand Rapids, reports deer as thick as
sheep in Northern Minnesota. The
open season for hunting deer is from
Nov. 10 to 80; for moose and caribou,
Nov. Is to 20. Each hunter is limited
to three deer, one moose and one carl
bou.
The number Of hunters he may shoot,
mistaking them for deer, is not limited
by the law.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-22
ELECTRICAL STORM
VARIES THE MONOTONY
Temperature Ranged During the Day
From a. to 81 Degrees-No Change i,
for Today.

An electrical storm that gave promise
of trouble, but finished with brisk
shower and considerable wind about 2
o'clock yesterday afternoon, was the prin-=
'cipaI feature of yesterdays weather. On
the whole the day was a raw one, the
wind being quite brisk, both morning and
afternoon, but despite this fact, the Their
mometer registered about the same as the
day previous. t:e
At the weather bureau 81 degrees was
registered and at no time was it more
than ten degrees below that figure. This
was only during the early morning hours.
The weather for today will show little
change.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-22
WAS OBLIGED TO BUY
"BOOZE" TO SELL IT
n. j. Zimmerman Sues His Former EN-
pioyer to Recover 1896 Spent on
the "Boys."

Judge Jaggard and a jury in the dis
trlct court are trying to determine
whether dealer Is liable for the sums
spent by his agent over the bars of sa-
looms where he was trying to sell his en-
ployer's liquor. III. ]. Zimmerman is plain
tiff in the case on trial, and he sues to
recover $496.43 from A. B. Rudolph all
but $25 Of which he claims was his nee
essary outlay in being a good fellow
The defendant declares that Zimmerman
was discharged at the end of his second
months employment, and instead of hav-
ing valid claim for any balance Of
wages or expenses is indebted to his for
mer employer for an advance of $3.50, be-
sides the value of two satchels intrusted
to him and reasonably worth $3.50.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-22
ALDERMEN DON'T WORRY
ABOUT SPRINKLING FUND
Pieeonholes Assembly Resolution Pro-
vidine for Joint Committee.

'S iSi SSiHs SotiiiIhttSSs
The board Of aldermen does not take
kindly to the assembly suggestion to
examine into the condition of the
sprinkling fund and the expenditures
so far made from it. Last night it sent
to the committee on streets the reso-
luton directing the appointment of a
joint committee to make the inquiry.
AS a result of the finding of some
additional money City Engineer Rund-
lett has placed in commission about
forty wagons and these will be kept
employed until the amount is exhaust
ed. The sprinkling is confined to the
business section of the city.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-22
GOOD WEATHER HELPS
THE INDECENT ONES
Demand for Fuel Not Pressing On Boarc
of Control.

Despite the known scarcity of fuel, the
members of the county and city board of
control the medium through which the
INDECENT of st. Paul are supplied. have
suffered no unusual raid upon their stores:
Secretary Tong yesterday. and the calls
SO far have been very light. Next month
I expect to see them come in. We bought
our wood last spring and have 1t all in
stock"
Everything in the waste wood line lying
about the city has been collected by the
poor and laid aside for an emergency.
This fuel is now being converted to stove
use and the board is reaping the benefit.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-22
Finds Many New Fish.

WASHINGTON. D. c., Oct. 21.-Dr.
David Starr Jordan, of the Stanford uni
versity, has made brief report to the
United States fish commission on his re-
cent voyage to the Samoan islands in the
interest of the commission. He says that
he succeeded in securing 600 species Of
fish, Of which about 25 per cent are be-
lieved to be unclaSsif1ed to science.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-22
DEMAND SEVERAL OF
It. LoWRY's NIcKELs
Mr.. and Mrs. sApgar Sue City Railway
COMPANY for $4,000.

Judge Jaggsrrd and jury are trying
the two actions of Mrs. Apgar and her
husband, WiHamNApgar, against the
st. Paul city railway. The wife sues
for $4,000 damages for personal in
juries, and the husband $4,000 for the
loss of his wife's society and services
and $500 for Che expenses Of her med
icaI ATTENDANCE.
The claim grows out of an accident
on the company.s Seventh street line
June .15, 1902, when the car was thrown
off the track and dragged for some dis
lance. Mrs. Apgar alleges that she
was thrown violently against the floor,
receiving serious and permanent in
juries to her spine and back.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-22
Break Up Gang of Horsethieves.

KEoKUK, Iowa, Oct. PA gang of
horsethleVes that has been operating in
Eastern, Central and Southern Illinois
and as far south as Arkansas has been
broken up by the police of this city. The
members are being brought in, and the
grand jury Is busy finding indictments
against them.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-22
SILVER DEPRECIATION
CAUSES LOSS OF 100000
Money FIuctuation In Manila Causes Much
Discomfort.

MANILA, P. l., Oct 21.-The deprecia-
ton in the value of silver has cost the
insular government approximately 81 ,000,-
900 in gold, as the government is carrying
SO, 100000 in silver. Further depreciation
now $40 silver for 81 gold. The pros
pective surplus which the government
planned to devote to needed public i'm
provement has vanished and small deficit
seems inevitable
Discomfort owing to the 1uctuating cur
rency is general Many merchants and
others have sustained losses proportion
dreds Of firms have put their business on
gold basis.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-22
To Entertain for Missionary.

Mrs. I. w. Joyce, wife of the Metho-
dist bishop Of Minneapolis, will give a
reception this afternoon at her resi-
dence, 80 Groveland avenue, Minne-
apohs, for Mrs. Helen Ingraham, a
missionary to India.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-22
Serious Allegation Against Man in Jail at
incoIp

LINCOLN, Neb., Oct. 21.-John Flax, a
man arrested week ago at Fairburg on
eo1nfT a Of cbarpee M Is IN In
the Burlington robbery of a short time
ago. His arrest and transfer to Lincoln
was kept secret by the officers and no
against him until today, when Sheriff
Branson filed complaint connecting him
with the holdup. He was given prelim-
mary trial in Jail and pleaded not guilty
and was bound over to the district court.
Flax, it is alleged, while intoxicated made
damaging admissions and displayed some
knowledge Of the robbery.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-22
ST. MATTHEW'S SCHOOL
HOLDS BAZAAR THIS WEEK
Fair Will Take Place in New Hall for
Benefit of School.


Beginning today and continuing
through this week bazaar will be
held at the new hall of st. Matthews
school, West side, for the benefit of the
school. The various committees in
charge Of the bazaar have worked hard
for several weeks soliciting donations
and erecting and decorating booths.
Meals and other refreshments will be
served.
, Entertainments have been arranged
for every evening of the week. Beauti-
full booths are there in charge of the
Young Ladies' Sodality, the Rosary
society, the Sacred Heart Sodality and
the seniors of st. Matthew's school.
The public is cordially invited to visit
the fair and to inspect the spacious
new st. Matthew's school, ct Golf ave-
nue. and ROBBIE street.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-22

Turner's VIII celebrate-The West Side
Turnverein will observe it's fourth ami
versary at Martins hall, Colorado and
South Wabasha, Saturday, Oct %, p.
m. There will be a gymnasium pro-
gramme, followed by a concert and ball.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-22
ARMY NEWS.

The Tenth Battery of Field artillery,
which left Fort Walla Walla Saturday
for Fort Smelling, will arrive here to-
day probably. The battery Travelled in
a special train over the Northern Pa
cific, which carried the baggage,
horses, guns and men. There are in all
Ill men and three officers.
The men will be quartered in the
barracks of the old post. These bar
racks were constructed in the year
1881, and since 1889, when they were
vacated by the Twenty-fi infantry,
have been unoccupied. The horses will
be stabbed in the new barns.
Authority has been received at army
headquarters to advertise for bids for
the erection of a pumphouse at Fort
Smelling. The pumphouse will be built
over the artesian well recently sunk,
and will be supplied with the neces-
sary machinery a trestle and a tank.
The amount of water flowing from this
artesian well properly conserved will
suffice to supply the entire post with
all the water needed for domestic and
sanitary purposes, as well as for fire
and sprinkling. Bids will be advertised
for presently.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-22

VIII Form GIee Cuba Glee club will
be organized by members Of the Y. M. c..
A. at meeting to be held at the asso-
citation rooms this evening.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-22
For Staying HIS Sweetheart.

CLARINDA, Iowa, Oct. 21.lThe trial of
Will Lucas for the murder of his sweet
heart, Emma Moore, May rs. commenced
today.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-22
1000 IOWA ACRES FLOODED.
A Heavy Rainfall Causes Heavy Rise in
Skunk River.

KEOKUK, Iowa, Oct. 21.-The fourth
flood of this year overf1owed the territory
at the mouth of the Skunk river today.
putting 1000 acres under water. A heavy
rainfall in Poweshiek and other distant
the rise, which was very rapid. There is
considerable damage up the Skunk river
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-22

Want Additional School Room-Resdents
in the vicinity Of the state fair grounds
have asked that an additional room be
opened in the Tilton school. The request
will be considered by the board of school
inspectors at the next meeting of that
l,O1yr
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-22
WANT MORE DEPOTS
WEST SIDE RESIDENTS COM
PLAIN OF THE GREAT WEST.
ERIN RAILWAY COMPANY
LACK OF STATIONS
INcoNVENiENCES THEM

They Will Appeal to Council for Re-
lief, Alleging That Maintenance of
but One Depot Is Violation of the
Company's Franchise-Starkey Street
Covered With Tracks.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-22

Mrs. Col. Pond has returned from {
visit to her son at Fort Thomas, Tex.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-22

Mrs. Lieut.. Meyer, now at Fort
Meade, who was Miss Barnum, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. K. Barnum, be-
fore her marriage last New Years in
this city, has presented to her husband
a daughter.
Troop L, Thirteenth cavalry. which
left Fort Yates for an overland march
from that post to Fort Meade, has ar
rived at it's destination. The troop,
consisting Of two officers and sixty
seven men, covered the distance be-
tween the forts in eight days. Their
hardship was not ended when they ar
rived, however, for they will be requlr-
ed to pass the winter in tents owing to
the overcrowded condition Of the quar-
tiers at the post. The war department
has furnished hospital tents, and the
men will make the best of them.
GOOD SHOW AT THE STAR THIS
WEEK.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-22
CHARGED WITH "op ROBBERY.

Our Safety Deposit Vaults are the best.
Security Trust Company n. Y. Life Bldg.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-22

Does your back ache? Get an Electric
Belt and cure it. Sold at cost. S. H.
Reeves, Druggist, Seven Corners.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-22

Mrs. Col. Pond has returned from a
visit to her son at Fort Thomas, Tex.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-22

GOOD SHOW AT THE STAR THIS
WEEK.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-30
SDife 9iniers 6OrbOlo til
Sfibsringen.

!6ambur9, 2Sbe 9lpril. = 3e tDz
lfe 8ampiflbslinjer bar ubitebt en-
officiel GrflRring angaaenoe oeres
sSprbulo til Mur9ans Merger. Gen
,iiger, at Sfibslpnbifatet bar for
pligtet fig til life at lenbe no9en al
fine Sfibe til en- tplf Sapn uben De
tplfe 9iniers 3illaoelie. @aa ben
anben Sioe forpli9ter be tplfe
2injer Jig til life at forp9e i'm 3ra=
fif mellem England pg De 6orenebe
Stater uo puer pisle, beltemt an=
oione 8unfter. 9lQe 2injer lfal
poe 9enlioi9 Stptte, naar bet 9el=
oer at befempe Ell fonfurrerenbe
3reoiemano. SperensfDmlten lfal
ltaa &raft 20 9lar, men fan re-
piberes eiter ii 9lars 5orlpb, o9 ba
fan enten De tplfe 2injer eller Spn=
bifatet treffe fig tilba9e.
Get lfal neol9ttes Ell Somite,
beltaaenbe al to &epreientanter
for De tplfe 2injer og to for Spnbis
fatet, o9 ben ifal af9pre aae Spprs=
maal angaaenoe Yarternes 9enli=
bige Snteresler. Den bar ingen
efseflltio 0ta9t, og ale 9oiite=
maal on9aaenoe Spfatnin9en al
Operensfumlten maa af9gres peo
Solo9ift.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-30
uolanoet.
llrplig6eoer / Gnslano.

ct. 8etersbur9, 9(pril 28. OPP
rgrsaanben bre0er fig itabi9, llro=
ligbeoerne tilta9er, O9 for laa oiot
bar Wiliterna9ten itaaet ma9tes=
lp8 pper for bet 6eblelsberreogm=
ME, bet MI uppaa9neoe Jolf bar
tilta9et fig. gjenoomsbeiiooere
fra 9ruuinion 8oltapa lpger 5il=
flugt inoeniur 8pen Gultapas
Mure. Wtan9e andre Steoer tr1er
bet len9e unoertrpffeoe 5olf meo
at fplee Gfsenpler, o9 De tioligere
egenne9tige @uuernprer lfeloer.
st 9Rp9te uil pioe, at aejleren
tenfer paa at 9ipe &uslano en-
friere 5oriatning, lom bans 5aber
allerebe baooe 9jort llbfait til. s.
miblertio launer 6p9tet ofiiciel Be
freftelle.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-30
Sio1te UYt.
Serne ifal iclp afsOre Salset.

asbenbabn, Qtpril %. = 5orilaget
ON Salget meb bet af 2anostinget
DeOfsjebe Nmenoement bar til Be
6unoling / 6oltetinget Dag. 9fefuIs
tatet for ben banite aegerings @eoz
fommenoe er nu iom fglger:
Giesoagen billiger Salget paa ben
getingelIe, at gefoltningen paa gen
peb alminoelig Stemmeafgipning err
fl9rer Jig til 8unit for Salget.
5oltetinget peotog 5orila9et meb SO
Stemmer mob 7, og man penter, at
eanoStinget bill fplge Gtsempel.
2lntisSale>Pdrtiet Tiger MI at agiz
tere melIem gernes Snbbpggere. Man
peo, at en- inoflpOeliesrig Mano bar
afienot 5uiinoer al 9lnti=SalesGirtus
lerer til gen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-30

@n at be OpgaOer, fom ben mere
Sios Spfinoere meb Sber bar Itrebt
at lefe, er 5remitilingen at en- COB,
pratttif og paalibelig 9aItemaitine,
ipm foruDen at paite 5ejet fulbltenbig
rent tillige bebanole bet iua pariomt,
at bet life blep iliot mere enp beb
9adnbpait, famt bar iaa let9aaenbe, at
2trbejbet meo ben life opsriteg en- al
minoelig &pinoes ar9fter.
9enne Spgope tror pi er leIt peb
ben Maifine, iom 1900" Maiber 60,
% Senrp Street, 8ingbamton, q. g.,
bar Martebet. Yt anbefaler Sus=
msbre blanbt bore 2eIere at operpeje
5irmaets 9lpertisiement en- anoen
Spalte. Gn COB @aItemaItine pil blipe
benbe en- itor 9jalp 9usbolOningen,
lette Qlrbejbet og forminbIte Sliooet
pad Sejet. LOO" 8aitemalfinen, Der
er tombineret efter ct belt dnpet Sprinz
clip, eno be pprige Maifiner 0anoelen,
drbejoer iaa let, at ct Barn fan operere
ben, bpprbps ben intet Slib paa Spjet
meofgrer, oa insen 9nioning eller
Rubning anpenoes. 0anoet presIes
gennem Ssiet og renter bette. MaIfis
men er itGrtt bpgget og bolobar. Det
iplioe og aniete 5irmd bolber etbpert
SPITE bet giper, og pi anbefaler bore
2eTere ct benpenbe fig til bet angaaen=
De prifer og Salgspilfaar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-30
Sc iranlfc %alg.

4aris, 28be 9lpril. : Oct lan=
leoe &elultat al Gal9ene er, at til
0atp peb man, at Der er pal9t 165
9fepublifanere o9 I25 al 0pppii=
tipnen. Oct er Hropinierne, at
9fe9erin9en bar iejret; 9aris bar
ben libt totalt gteberla9. Sffe Ell
eneite al 9tegerin9ens sanoioater
til 9eputerettammeret bleo pal9t /
Sppebltaben. 9ie9erin9en niiteoe
fire Seber. @enpal9 bliper nDb=
penbige 1913 0iitrifter.
@aris, 28be 9lpril. = s 0enbplb
til Snbreminiiterens Operligt ouer
llbfalbet al De rationale Sal9, peo
man, at 242 Weblemmer al Siege
rin9spartiet er ualgt til Seputeret=
fammeret mDb 151 Wteolemmer al
Sppplitipnen.
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llpcjret logger cit eanosbD Doc.
6lenrOIe, Seras, / Huiner.

Dallas, Seras, 2(pril %. = Gn
5ornaoo orog / Dag benoOer @len-
role og b9rgeOe iaaleoes, at gpen og
narmeite Smegn iaa omtrent ligger
/ Huiner.
5armbDgninger og Qlplingen er az
oeles eoela9t fem Wlil norb for Glen
roie til fpp Mil inb, men merfelig
not er ingen Yerioner Orabte eaer
tp9iteoe uDenfor 9lenroIe.
0enne gp er pmtrent iom en- eneite
9uin. 35 9uIe er iplintrebe og ober
1000 perioner bjemlpIe og uoen
Subiiitensmibler. Saa bibt bar man
funOen 8 PerIoner brebte og en- Stare
mere eller minbre tb9Itebe.
8lenrofe ligger en- 0al. Stors
men for frem meo FABIAN @olbfomz
beb, at 9uiene, Der for SterItebelen
er at 5r9, bogItapelig tdlt bleO fenz
oerreoet og Stumperne 6pirplebes
runot / 2uften.
sabet at GjenOom anildaes til
$250,0O0.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-30
Nn1eriRa.
Otter aOorinscn.

glttorneD General &nor bar enoelig
befenbteiort, at bet er bans 4gt at
l9gge Sag an mob asoringen for
loplgs Opergreb at Hettigbeber 6orz
binoelie meb ben for 5ioen urimelig
bsie aebpris. 0enne Rpbeb pil p9re
af doitilig Snteresie for 5oltene be
6or. Stater, iom be Iioite Tiger bar
paanoet Jig unoer De ublu priier al
bette uunbo9rlige N9ringsmiobel.
6pap Relultatet al Sagsunl9ggels
fen pil blioe er ielbfslgelig life nemt
at iige. = De itore 2eperingsbuie paaz
itdar ida iorigt Iom nogen Sinbe, at
Der @irteligbeoen ingen asbring
efsiIterer, og priierne er gaaeoe op
blot iom 5elge at en- itor 5orminoitels
ie apGgforipningen. oGbicago Ret.
Seralb", iom bar foretaget grunbige
llnberIsgelIer dngdaenoe bette Yuntt,
paaitaar imiblertib, at abegforibnins
gen bar life aftaget nogen p9fentlig
@rab og aloeles life / 5orbolo til ben
urimelige pris.
Gftsr be gepisli9heoer, Regeringens
Qlbpotater bar iamlet, dntages bet
ianbinnligt, at alagen bill tomme til
at omfatte fslgenoe 5orbub:
Mob Sammenlp9rgelie for at fore
tage en- ulpblig 9anplin9 peo at Ifuffe
fig uloplige aabatter fra Sernbanerne
Mpb .9lactliiting" at Slugtere og
andre Retail=9anblere, iom er upenlig
itemt mob ben idafdlote 3ruit.
Mob enbber SoerensfomIt mellem
pacfers, fom gaar uo pad at gipe benz
&ontrolen oper priierne paa 5sbeOaz
rer af no9en Sort.
Wob enbper Sberensiomit til 5aItz
i9ttelfe af bet abantum abag, iom
ienbes til be foritelIige Ulurteber.
Wlob alle 5orisg paa at tontrollere
qrifen oa 5orfDningen at apa9 pud
Haneerne.
Dlob at bngge ,.Gorners" Storage
6uie og Snbbolbet / oem.
Smiblertib bill bet fanoipnligDis
bare nogle 8age enonu, madIte et pdr
tiger, fsr aetsiagen tuger lin 9egDns
belIe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-30
Mn4npnn nnaa zrre herbreaes

aeb nhre mi sIer, Od De lite Tan han Sp9 ooIis
,rsrs Gde5g. Satarrh CT en- Sloos eusr Sontnttonss
gao6oia, ca or ct belbrepe 6en mua De to9e wlfhts
eintr inb. Hal's Catarrh Cure taass tnb os ptrtsr
finra Or itfe en- Spotialpers Dteoicln. Sen blsu
sar.Sts foreltrspet al en- be beOite Sassr bee Can.
set, oa er ct resulGrt 9e9emiobel Get er anmsniei
al Sc bebite Siprtenoer, AN fenter torene meo oe
bebfe globrensuines Utoier, ber prter btrette paa
GIimbtnberne. Den fuIbtonire Sammenlotntn9 al
Be 10 SnareoienIer CT bet bepirer aa erbnuitnce
0f,lultoter peo SeIbreoelen Of aatarrb GRIP sits,
@iSnesbprb. irit.. 9. s. Sbemep q Ge., Sl"s' :,
@ooefaeB af Mpothetere. Nrts lsc.
Heii's Family Pills &C bs bseits,
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Sog l6bcr al SpOrene.

&eofut, Sa., april %. : Galifor-
nia 2imiteb, pda Qtt6inipn, 5opeta C
Santa 5e 8anen LIB at Sporene ped
en- itarp Omoreining peo Cana, me-
oens bet leb en- 6altigbeO af 65 Wail
pr. Slime. Sire @o9ne pelteoe og
blep iplintreoe til pinoebrenbe. Spb
Pasid9erer bleo ora6te, og % baarpt
iadrebe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-30
Sucrne fGmpe enonu.

2pnbOn, 2lpr. 28. 9roos Jrebsun=
berbanolin9er lpber ben iioite Wfel=
oin9 fra Spb=9(frifa laaleoes:
uSiben ben 81. Slpril er % 90
ere bleoen brebt, 78 tp9en til 5an=
9e o9 25 bar oper9ipet Jig
Ger bar peret ablfillige Sfemr=
poller forlfeai9e Dele al Trans
paal pg Orange aDlOnien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-30
@ilbelmina mcset bcore.

Saae, Sollano, 28be slpril. =
Den af 9ronnin9ens 2e9er ioag
ubItebte Bulletin meboeler, at bun
ipper rpli9t, er feberfri pm Mor=
eenen, o9 at 9emperaturen ON slf=
tenerne aftager.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-30

5re perIoner brebt. So
liet, ST., Qlpril q. = Ere perioner,
Wlrs. 90. 3. Ululoct, benbes 9atter
Oroa oe en- ung Utano beo ylaOn
pearce bleb brabt Senoag often peo
patterIon arbosningen paa Santo
Sc ganen, ioet @ognen, boori be ferte,
iteote Idmmen meo ct Pasiagertog.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-30

Stormen pad Snbiperne.
Detroit, Wli6., Qlpril 27. Den
polbfomme Storm, iom bjemIegte
Snbies0 s0iitritterne 5rsOag Rat og
Senoag, gil b9rit uo oper Cate 0us
ron % Cate Grie. Der bar talri9e
Stibsulbfter, og 8eretninserne tpoer
pad, at flere Wlenneiter 6ar lat 2ioet
til. Sra Marquette meloes, at Sfons
merit ,Wlarp gourte", | Slebetoug
efter Dampbdaben S6oolcraft, Ileb
fig lss unber 5orIsget paa at naa
!9abnen en- b9lbig Sneitorm, og gift
paa @runo. 9ei9tningen. 7 Wanb,
og en- &pinoe, blep rebbet. o9ourte"
pil blibe totdlt 0rag.
Gn utenbt tomaitet Stonnert, iom
antagelig bar laitet meo Sten, idnt
ST. 4.30, efterat babe ligset for Qln=
fer en- Mlil | 0eit fra put>insgaD,
g., iiben 5rebag. Sfibet bapoe
Nebiignal oppe bele Oagen; men Sles
bebadbene bar ube al Stanb til at
tomme ben til 9jelp / Stormen.
Sra 2lfbtabuld g., melbes, at
Stonnerten opretoria", bet itsrite
Semmerfartsj paa Snbiserne, lob
pad 9runo 2sroags sitenfor ,,9be
piers". 2iprebningsmanbffabe brog
gefetningen til llnbietnins @aar
2lftes; men aaptajn Startep og bans
M9no bilbe life forlabe Stibet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-30

GbicaeO, 2pril 20. = 0ampifi6et
oOscar g." afgif fra Gbriitiania
9lpril 26. meb 166 aabptss og 938
Observation-Disclosures, os pentes til
Rep Yort ben 6. Mai.