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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-22
Selma, Gal.

Dor qslIa Menigtso faroe 8riiii
5immelfart5oag Den 9pitioeIisbeo, al
est fgrits Bar unse Meaneiter at Ute
nig6eOen bleo piece / Den belige 2Ggte-
itano; De fleite at Menigteben opsr.
poreoe 9islfen og 6apOe im1tfet Sir.
ten for Nnlsoningen. 9i eniter pa
ret, Mtr. % Mrs. 5obiaien. me9sn
9etiigneIie fra Sub / oeres fremtioigs
aiD.
= Martiu Sui er biemfommet et-
ter nGiten ct Mars 8eisg | 8dnmdrt;
ban flyer, ban bapoe en- befegelig Tin
Oer6iemme, Og brinser gOee Minrer
meO Ter til California. Dan faOte
en- uns UfanO. anuoien, % mrs. pc
terien meb iig.
- 9iempsnot til 0unmart er after
Miis Ssrsine Ning. Sum reiit'
biem for at bente i'm eumle Mooer,
|fom iaa Itdl benlepe line iioite Aur
bps Soigerfennen, Sens peterien.
Sgfaa u. QnoerIen mso camille reis
ite biem til Odnmdrf. 6dn t9ntet
muIi9 at blipe Der ct 9lar eller TO.
Winie "a auguita 6enritien fra
6amilton Co., Rebrdfta, bar p9ret
/ 9eise Der peo Selmd en- Mdnneos,
tio for at ie. ON be ipntes ON Of
lepe Der / California / 5remtieen.
u ipnes MI bel pm bet; Ninie bar
taset en- Yloos / 5resno; be Oentsr
here's grooer Der uo ON tort lib
og tror, beres 5orelore ogiad toms
msr, faa inurt be tan fad iolst.
Yaaifsous bOlot pdftOr Russ
musisn i'm 4~fffeostule. Manse al
port oanife 5olt par / airten, iaa ben
par flpbt inbtil 5rnngiel. og bet bar
font at Re iud mango / SUBS 5us
at bers bet SUBS Orb, ION 6errens
5isner, mulis for fibite Sang, ut benz
lagt til bier entelt, og ogiad be tar.tgs
Miuosr, iom paitor Rusmusien pad
i'm sgen Maaoe lagoe til os. 9i
snIter 9r9itefoltsne megen @elIignelie
baaOs / 6umilien. men i9rlig pdu
pditor Rusmusiens me qrbeiosmart,
SjrIe til 5relie.
- 6srite Ssnoag sfter pddite bleo
peo Bait asmusien 9aitor .. Eliierz
gaarb inoiat Tom Dor Wenigbebs
9rait, 9sjtioeligbeoen bar meset limb
rig, ng Den ulminoelige Wening par.
al a~irtefoltet git hjem meo 4lpors4
taHter Og meb ct goct Snotrpt. 9:r=
rem peliigne os, Bella Menig6eO, oa
Dor me SjaleIsrger.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-22
Or. Miles Anti-P aIn Pills.

q huriiat, fffert oe paalibeIist misbeI for fps eues
.xersps 6opebpine, Rpsfmerter, Rauspine, ReuraIsla
KapsTtet. JrritabiIitet, SspnIssheo. gtst. eeiatiea.
Jnt<tsfber bDerien Opium eIer afurftn % sfterIaser
Insc femme Gfterpirfninger. Is Doas 2e. 9aa
Apsfster eIer knbes af DR.. miles Rsbfea
=. eittdrf. JHbiaas.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-22
Muoeitu, Stanislaus GO., Gal,

ItuDeiu, SluHleluue w., oul.
IA Der 10 ira forIteaige Stsber
sr itrspet til ,1anifereH" ON aabnins
for me Settlementer, men Der enonu
life er bsrt ira penne Bart af port
9ano, port itsnneG% uliforniu, iaa t9ns
Ter ri unosrtegneoe, at bet mudite
tunbe interesiere nogle at .0anites
ren@s 99iere at bsre ltot fra benne
pldos. Robeito er belisgenoe | San
,Soaquin 8alep, ia Mil fpbsft fra
San 5rdncisco og 80 MiI norbpit
ira 5resno. 6ioinotil bar Der faa al
iige fun p9ret en- n9itsn uenbelig flor
6ceoemdrf, men Der er MI blepet erds
BET adnaler, fom leosr ganbet fra
5uolumne 5looen ub oper 2anoet,
iom er belt / to 0iitritter. ct ipbfor
5looen, 5urloct 0iftritt. pg Mooeito
0iiiritt norofor 5looen. Der er en-
25O,OO0 4crss 9dno / Be TO 9iitrit.
ter. Bette bar gfpet 4nlebnine til,
at meget 9uno III sr / Ueurtebet til en-
rimelis pris. ira $25 til $50 pr.
4cre eftsr 9s~liggenbeoen. ) 5urs
loct 0iitrittet. bpor be bar bait @dnb
/ ct Bar Nar, bar Be M begnnot al
bsite fsrite Slet al alfalfa. iom bill
gioe ira l til 2 5ons pr. acre. og
flaas gerns 4 4 5 8onge / CONNIE
rms 9eb. 5rugt er Der lite meget
at enonu, Ia Del 10 er m glantning.
8 Wooeiio 9iitrittet er aanalerne
enbnu life faroi9e. iau Der bliper In
gen 9lpling panoet / Qar. men !6oeoe
% gD9 tegner til at gibe en- meeet
GOD 66it | adr.
alt bDao Der fan gro noget SteO /
California, tan gro Ter. Ser er fIeys
nlinors Orange og CliDenbaper, o5
f.ere, ION bar panpst ira 9inomsner
bar ogiad 5igner, Qpritoier pg Ser
itener rg ane Slags Bar. 9antei
Der er at iamme geitaHenbeD ION
omtring 5resno. og hOao Oct er, er
10 life utenot for o9aniteren"s Ga.
iere, men bpao aolonierne / 5resno
so. er, tan Ggnen Der blipe; men bet
pil 10 tage nogle 4ar. SER er M.
iom iagt. glaos til mango npe
Settlers. ser er bOiat I gpen oe ONT
esnen en- balm Snes banite Gamilisr
og en- DEL unge 5olt. Ia Der 10 fun
er iaa faa, bar Der life peret nogsn
firfelig 9irfiombeo Der, men ON flere
tom krtil, iaa bleo Der bel Raao
Oefaa for bet. paitor 8. 6unien, tios
ligere at Muro 60, 81. D., fom for
5iben er pad en- Runorejie bsruoe
pda apiten, bar gl9oet % meo Ct
gefsg. 5an tom fertil iioite Sang
Onsbagen Den 6. Mai; Der 6leO iad
6efenbtgjort, at Der piloe 6liDe oanit
GaostjsnsIie SsnDag gftermtoboJ
bOs 9iels 6uniens, iom ANTON bertil
fra Snb 0dtota Itpfts 9intsr. Qi par
Iamlet no9le og tpue til ben fsrits
oonifs lut6erfte 0uostjeneite | Mooes
ito, og Ri bdpoe Ct neliignet Meoe.
Nae bar glade, At De tom, og sniter,
at ri fan fua f.sre faaodnne Timer
tilfdmmen, og ON Der er nogle al
pore 9anosmono, Tom t9nter pad al
rejie til california for at boi9fte zig
Der, piloe oi gerne benlebe Spm9rt.
iombecen pea Omegnen beromtrine,
og ON nogen enffer n9rmere SplDsz
ninger ossdngaaenoe, tan be ifribs til
en- al unoertegneoe, fom bereopiqigt
bil gtoe narmere Oplnsning ON yors
bolbene Der. Sda for benne Gang
mao Ri flute for life at tr1tte Ca
ierne og lagge for megen 8eilag pua
9laDfen / a0onitersn"s Spalter.
@enlig 5ilfen til ols ,9anIfsrsn"s
Q9lere.
so. Ssrgenen,
MobeIto, Gal,
fsr Council gluHs, Soma.
q. 6onfon,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1903-12-19
lightning Burned Big Hole.

Lightning burned chimney hole in
hayrick on Mrs. Allison's farm, on
West Grand river, near Grant City, Mo.
The rick was not far from the house.
and couple of boys, seeing it smoking.
went to 1t at once. They found in the
top of the rick a small hole, from which
the smoke was issuing, and, throwing a
wisp of hay into the hole, smothered
the fire. When the end of the rick was
cut off it was found that the lightning
had burned a hole from the top to the
bottom OF the stack about two inches I'm
diameter.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1903-12-19

On that property across the road there
was an abandoned quarry. that had been
quarried out to the depth of about go
feet, and had about ten feet of water in
the hole at the bottom, and the bull
had dropped into that quarry; and here
he was when we got over and looked
down the sides, swimming around In
the water down below.
We'll, we got out some of our tent
tackle that had been stored for the win
ter and got the bull out and put him
back in the pasture lot, where he frisked
around as gayly as ever. what you call
defeated, but not dismayed; and he'd
have charged on the giant again In a
minute if the giant had set out to cross
the lot again"
But that was something the giant
never tried to do. He was a man of
sense. the giant, and he knew that II
was doubtful the next time he threw
him, whether the bull would come down
In as soft spot as the pool of water.
and he didn't want to hurt the bull. and
SO the giant and the bull never met
again.
But that one meeting between them.
as you can easily imagine, gave me a
new interest in the time-honored little
story that we see in the papers every
now and then under the heading of
Chased by an Infuriated Bull and
every time I read it think of what hap
pened when the bull chased not Farmer
Jones. but the greatest of ali giants."
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1903-12-19
MAGNO WAS SURPRISED.
Row In Shocked at BriliIancy
/ OF Her Couture.

When he went to the Dominion line
dock. at Boston. to claim the maiden
who had come out from sunny Italy on
the cambroman a. be his bride, the
other day. Magno Jastrucci had never
eeen her, nor had the girl ever set eyes
on the man she expected to love, honor
and obey. When they met the man ex-
perienced shock from which IL took
htm some minutes TO recover. The girl
was red-headed. Ii was not a dark, I'M
oouasive kind of red, which might be
eharitably styled auburn, but a bright
arS color, which took the mans breath
away as he looked at her, and made him
repent for moment his rashness In
ieiting anybody else select q wife for
him. La southern Italy a red-headed
girl Is as scarce as a negro in Siberia.
and Us looked on with little more favor.
however the prospective husband rail-
aeo nobay and decided to take her. He
departed in search of marriage license.
and the girl awaited patiently in the de-
tention room the temperance Of the
bridegroom.
Victoria Lostracco resided In a little
eSItase in southern province in Italy
and had attained the age of "a without
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1903-12-19

CONQUERED BY WASpS.
mud-Daubers Force N Confirmed old
Bachelor TO Seek Safety in
Matrimony.

A curious tale is told of a young man
from Grants Pass, Ore. who was cured
OF the bachelor habit by "mud-dauber'
wasps. The hero tells the story on him
self OF how he was working in a mine
near his native town, and at the end
OF a hard days work always tumbled
into his bunk IN an old cabin without
taking the trouble to arrange his
blankets. The cabin was infested with
"mud-daubers." and one day several
Of these located themselves in the
miners bed. The young man retired
without ceremony that evening, but he
arose again very rapidly. According to
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1903-12-19
LOFTY TOSSED BULL.
Circus Giant Made Short Work Of
Infatuated Beast
Threw Him Over n Fence Into a Pool
Of Water and CoolIy walked
Home-An Old Story I'm Re
versed Form.

Every now and then, you know"
said the old circus man TO a New York
Sun reporter. you see in the papers
q paragraph heaaed Chased by an In
furiated Bull IL Is a simple little story,
and 1t always runs about the same:
AS Farmer Jones, OIL West Cheshire.
was crossing his pasture lot on Thurs
day last he was chased by an infuriated
Dull, and 1t goes on TO tell how Farmer
Jones barely escaped, and all that, the
Dull hooAlng on me top rail of the fence
just as Farmer Jones went over ii, and
so on.
"A simple little story, sure enough;
and one that we've read a hundred
times; but do you know If the news
papers should stop printing it. should
miss 1t greatly? For somehow that lit
tie story has always interested me very
much, and ever since little experience
that the greatest OF all giants had once
with an inturia<ed bull il has interested
me more still.
I'VE had pasture lot right next to
the home lot at the shows winter quar-
ters. and in that pasture lot we had at
one time bull. The home lot and the
pasture lot stretched along from the
house alongside a road.
The giant stepped over the fence
between the home lot and the pasture
lot one day to make a short cut across
the pasture to a point down the road,
and just as he'd got pretty near across
somebody back in the home lot hollers
out to him:
Hey, Lofty! The bull!'
1.-THE bull, down in one corner, had
spied the giant making across the pas
ture, and it started for him st once. It
didn't make any difference to the bull
how big the giant was; you can't scare
a mad bull.
Did the giant start and run away
from it? He could have done 1t easy;
but he didn't stir peg. He just stood
still till the bull was about ten feet Of
him, and then he side-stepped just one
step, which was equal to three steps of
an ordinary man, and stood stock still
again; and when the bull turned around
to follow him. and just as he was ready
to spring. the great giant took him by
the horns.
He gave the bull a swing and swung
him clean of the ground and up and
around his head, and swung him SO
twice. like a hammer-thrower swing
ing hammer before he throws II, and
then he launched the bull into the air.
And the bull went sailing over the pas
ture fence. and over the road. and over
the fence beyond, and--disappearedl
But 1t didn't take long TO find him.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1903-12-19

passing under the yoke OF matrimony.
an age which In Italy Is dangerously
near that Of an old maid.
In this country Magno Castrucci had
laoored for IL years. alone and friend
less. and at last felt the need of a COM
penion to share his joys and sorrowa
He looked around him, but the Italian
girls OF his acquaintance were all pro-
wided with husbands or lovers. or were
unwilling to mate with him. In this
country there are not near enough Ital-
tan maioens to go around. and a girl
sAn AFFORD to be fastidious
he wrote his troubles home to his
parents In the old country. and they at
oRae thought Of vittoria They sang the
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1903-12-19
Refornners Store, Corner 9th & Clay Sts.,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

praises Of their son to her, and of the
girl to the son, and in short time the
matter was arranged. Details were, of
course. meager. None of the parties
concerned were fluent with the pen, and
1t never occurred to them to exchange
photographs. But as they both declare
themselves satisfied with their bargain
the story may be said to have a happy
ending.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1903-12-19

his own statement, which may, per-
haps. best be taken with a grain of
caution, he flew clear to the roof and
knocked OF half dozen or more shakes.
came down. kicked over the table, and
otherwise gave evidence Of a worried
man for several minutes. The wasps
ended his bachelor career, for the miner
went next day to Grants Pass and &C.
cured q housekeeper in the person of q
pretty bride.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1903-12-19
About Her Value.

1T was a brave and manly act.
Toung man." said the millionaire. AT
the risk of your own life you rushed
INTO the burning building and saved
my only daughter from horrible fate.
How can reward your"
"oh, l don't know" replied the hero.
DO you think a couple of dollars
would be too much?"-Cincinnati En-
luirer.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1903-12-19
Beauty Beat. Inteneet.

A club of young lady students In thu
Chicago university recently engaged in
very interesting debate. They de-
cided. by large majority, that beauty
is better for a woman than Intellect
This means that her proper sphere Is
the home.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1903-12-19
She Didn't Care.

Jack-My darling, | want to tell you
something. have deceived you. am
not rich. Will it make any difference
10 you?
Ethel-Not the slightest, Jack.
II am so glad. Are you quite sure
It will make no difference to your"
Quite sure; l can marry old Mr..
Moneybags "-Tit-Bit
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1903-12-19
A DisngreeabIe Habit.

Old Grumpps-Sure that girl loves
you instead of your money?
Son-Absolutely Why. she actually
keeps count of the kisses give her
Old Grumpps-Hum! That's bad.
She may keep it up after marriage
vi " Weekly.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1903-12-19
Al m Matter Of Form

Mother-f you hadn't encouraged the
young man he wouldn't have kissed you
Daughter-O! mother, told him to
go away.
Mother-You did?
Daughter-Yes. said, now. you go
way" every time.-Philadelphi Press.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1903-12-19
Cut IL Ouf.

If you have an evil thought,
Cut Ii out;
II to you some scandals brought,
Cut IL out:
Should you like this sort OF verse,
If you think it's not $50 worse
Cut Il out!
-Yonkers Statesman.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1903-12-19
A Merry Christmas
Happy New Year to all.
Compliments of the AMERICAN GROCERY and ROVIS-
ION MARKET Ia2I St. James St. Phone 2SS3

Thanking many customers for their liberal patron
and hoping that low prices free and quick delivery
OF goods will merit continuance ask you call
and examine Xmas goods and varieties of Fire Works
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1903-12-19
Moths.

There are no birds in last years nests"
But many a closet shows
Small winged things in last years vests
And coats and other clothes.
PHILADELPHIA Press
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1903-12-19

PRICES
Coal wood full
GENL MANAGER.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1903-12-19

Granulated Sugar, per Id .... 43lc
All kinds of Candies, per H., from
616 to ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10c
layer Raisins. per lb, from 30 to 12c
All kinds of Fancy Cakes. per ID,
from 81 to. .... l5c
Mixed Nuts, per ID ....,.... 1870
Prunes, per ID &c
Dates, per Id ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sc
Large Oocoanuts ... &c
Large, Juicy Lemo ne, per doz. loo
Oranges, per doz, ........ rs and SOC
Sweet Cider, per Of loo
Vinegar. per gal .. 24c
Butter, per ID ...... 10 to 25o
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1903-12-19

Large Box Gelatine, per box,
Large Juicy Lemons, per dozen,
Selected Seedless Raisins, per h.,
London Layer Raisins, per h.,
Seeded Raisins, per box,
Cleaned Currants, per box, =
Best Leghorn Citron, per ID,
Shelled Almonds, per h.,
Fine Cooking Butter, per h.,
Elgin Butter, per b.,
Large Prunes, per h.,
Fine Prunes, per b.,
Canned Peaches, per can,
Md. Chief Tomatoes, 3 ID. cans,
Md. Chief Tomatoes, Id. cans,
Fine Corn, per cans,
Best City Ground Meal, per PIX,
Morris tribune., 1903-10-03
SUGGESTED BY AN AMERICAN.
Upton Proposed as Ambassador to
United States.

Salt Lake, Utah, Oct. Eff King
Edward would bring still closer to-
gether the American and English peo-
pie and if he would weld more firmly
the CONNER cial interests existing be-
tween the English and American peo-
pie and maintain the cordial relations
of every character existing he will
make Sir Thomas Upton his next am
bassador to the United States" said
United States Senator Thomas Kearns
in speaking of and lamenting the
death of Sir Michael Herbert.
Thomas Upton has done more dur
ing the last few years to increase the
good fellowship and friendship exist
ing between the American and Eng
lish people," continued Senator
Kearns, than all of the men and wo-
men in the British dominion. And he
has done it without design or know
ing it; has done it altogether by b.
boating contests. Sir Thomas is a
typical representative of the best class
of England's citizenship. He is one
of the most polished diplomats have
ever met and one of the most success
full business men in the world. He
would make a great success as am
bassador from England and l hope
King Edward will realize his oppor-
tunity"
Morris tribune., 1903-10-03
BRIEF BITS OF NEWS.

The United States army transport
Sheridan sailed Thursday for Guam
and Manila. In the treasure room are
100000 in Filipino pesos.
/ A general strike Of the union
plumbers in the Pittsburg district
went into effect Thursday and 700
journeymen and about 400 apprentices
are idle.
Four men blew open the safe in the
postof1ce at Roseville, Pa, securing
the contents and binding and gagg :
two citizens who had interrupted them
in their work
The French racing world is greatly
agitated about the question of alleged
drugging of race horses in which
American trainers are thought to be
especially expert, the public attribut-
ing their remarkable successes to this
practice
Morris tribune., 1903-10-03
HALF a DOZEN KILLED
Passenger Train Strikes Street Car at
CHICAGO.

NUlSdSSs
Chicago. Oct. Six persons were
killed and a score OF others were In
jured in collision between Wiscon-
sin Central limited passenger Grain
and a ForH-third avenue street car
ut Fifty-second avenue. The street
car was crowded with passengers re-
turning from the Harlem facetrack
and nearly every man in the car was
injured.
The accident Is charged by Motor
man Kilroy to the wet rails. He saw
the danger in time to avoid it and
applied the brakes, but the car slid
along the track with locked wheels.
The passenger train, which was run
ming at high speed, struck the street
car near the center, cutting it square
~ in two. 1t was reduced to spl1nters
In an instant and the force of the col
lision was such that several of the
injured were hurled high in the air
and two of the killed met their deaths
by striking the ground after being
thrown up from the wreck
The railroad people contend that no
blame for, the accident can apply to
them, for the reason that the danger
signals were properly set and there
was no reason why their train should
not proceed as usual They say the
train was not running faster than is
CUSTOMARY
Morris tribune., 1903-10-03

Constant Conquelin. the French &C
tor, is about to embark upon career
as an inventor. says the Paris CORE
spondent of the New York World At
q recent dinner party he explained that
he had discovered method of con-
structing a fireproof theater and IS
building small theater, with scenery
and all other accessories, in which he
will be locked up with the architect,
who is the coinventors and will have
the building fred. This test. he claims,
should satisfy any skeptic.
Morris tribune., 1903-10-03
AN APPEAL FOR AID.
Federation of Labor and the Mime
apolis Strike.

Federation of Labor and the Mime
apolis Strike.
Minneapolis. Oct. o.. The Minnesota
State Federation of Labor has issued
a lengthy statement relative to the
strike Of the -four mill employees. The
attitude and position taken by the mill
owners is bitterly assailed and it is
declared that the cause Of unionism
is being subjected to test, which
renders it necessary for substantial
support being lent the cause Of the
strikers.
Thirty experienced millers were
brought down from Duluth and Supe-
rior to be put to work in the Wash
burn Crosby mill, but on their arrival
in Minneapolis learned of the strike
situation and refused to go to work
The Washburn-CI osby officials de-
termined to make the men fulfill their
promise and held their baggc ge, but
an appeal to the chief Of police was
made and the men expect to have
their baggage handed over to them.
The Palisade mill started up dur
ing the morning
Morris tribune., 1903-10-03
TRIAL OF }. II. rlLLMAN.
Editorials of Murdered Man Read to
the Jury.

the Jury.
Lexington, S. c., Oct. "a. w. King,
a member of the legislature from
Florence county, was the first witness
of the day called by the state when
the trial of J. H. Tillman was re-
sumed In answer to questions bV
Solicitor Thurmond the witness said:
"On the day before the shooting |
saw pistol in Mr.. Tillman's pocket"
Mr.. Tillman, he said, was in the
lobby of I hotel talking to some
friends. On cross-examination he sail
he was aware of unfriendly relations
between the defendant and Editor
Gonzales.
The reading of editorials Of the
State in reference to the defendant
was then begun. They severely at
tackled Tillman and cover the period
from March, 1902, to Dec. 81, 1902
When the recess was taken at 1:30
p. m. the reading of the State ed1-
torials had not been concluded. Only
as far as Aug. IL had been reached.
Morris tribune., 1903-10-03
FEAR THE YELLOW FEVER.
People Along the Rio Grande Want
Shotgun Quarantine.

Washington, Oct. 2.-Fearing an cpl
demic of yellow fever number OF
persons living along the Rio Grande
have appealed to the war department
for the esta blishment of a Shotgun"
Quarantine and that soldiers be or
dered to DR. this duty.
While the officials of the depart
ment are alive to the necessity for
action to prevent the spread of the
disease they have concluded that the
present outbreak does not justify such
radical ste IS as contemplated by the
request for troops.