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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-31
Giterrise noitiller life.

gIterrige pil life officielt beltaee /
8eroensubitillingen / Ct. 2ouiS, ba
bet menes, at bet life nogsn @rob
pil fremme 2dnbets llbenriesbanbel.
0erimob bill ben prioate 0eltagelie fra
GIIterrioe blipe meeet itpr, ioet minolt
200 fsabritanter bill labe fig repr9ienz
tere Der. De maa altiaa babe en-
dnoen QlnifuelIe Ie ON oenne llbItiain9s
Ibtte, enb Hegeringen nerer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-31
Se)erif 9ange 0rnnotDig.

8 1glge telegrafiIt MeebelelIe ira
agbeababn er gaitor ). 8. @runotz
big ben 21oe Wlarts bpo af 6i9rne6e=
tanpelie. eIier longere 3i0s Sbagbso.
6an par en- Sen al Den betenOte 8iz
top q. 3. g. @runotoig og oennes
anben 6nItru Qae Marie Gliia 3oft.
fprt Garlien, og f8Ot aebenbapn ben
15oe 0iai 1854. 6ans Ulooer. Der
roles fom en- ualminbelig begaOet
apinne, osoe tort efter bans 5e0iel,
oen 9oe Suli 1884. 0an bar altiaa
aforig fenot fin WiOoer. CO bans ga
Der bar en- Olbing paa 70 qar. Sdn
bar temmelig gammel, inoen ban |
1876 blep Stuoent, og bet par moi
life iaa let at uofinoe, bpao ban oiloe
Ilad neo paa. Smiolertio unoertaiteoe
ban iig 1881 itatspioenitdbeli9 SIS
amen. Samme 2lar inb9it ban 9Ggz
teitab meo en- IpenIt Spinoe, BirgIttd
96riitina Nilsion, og tog til yloros
qlmerita, bpor ban tebte en- Del Stop
/ bet norobeitlige WisconIin, o9 bdpoe
/ nogle 2lar lit 6jem peo ben life gp
SbiOcton. Smiolertio iii ban 2pit til
at bore praIt. og paa aalo fra ben
oanite U1enig6eb Clinton bleb ban
orbineret September 1883 af paItor
q. 9. g2ielIsn. s Clinton peoblep ban
at pirfe Iom prGit, til ban for 2-3
2lar Iiben orog til 0anmart, 6oor ban
pdr dntdgtt til 3eiiepreit al o9irtez
ligtSamfunb", en5prening af grunbt=
oigite pr9iter og 299folt. 0enne bans
9irtiom6eb blep tiolig dfbrubt al till
tagenbe SDgoom, og MI enoelig peo
bans tibli9e Deb. @runotpig betraaote
meget tiolig 5orfatterbanen. Sans
fsrite Bog .Him6rep til @runotpigs
8enner" ubtom 1874-75, fog ON
ON iig til beire og benitre bldnot bans
5abers 5ilbengere og patte lite ltot
Rsre blanot bem. - S9rlig interesz
iereoe ban fig for Juslenes 2ip og
! 6iltorie / Sagn og Sanse os bar
leperst life faa 8iorag til oenne, faaz
leoes bl. a. | ct Itsrre Strift (1878)
,2ssaingsitenen," fdmt Blade og
5ibsitrifter baaoe paa Sanif og @ns
gelit. - Ser 2lmeritd er ban f9rlig
blepen befenot fom Stifter at oOanit
5olfeiamfunb" (1887, en- 5orening,
Iom Itulbs arbejoe for 8eparelIen al
bet baaIfe Sprog 2lmeritu, men fars
lig er bleOen befenbt, foroi ben CAB
Qlnlebning til Splittelien al ben oanIte
airte 1888. Gfter benne 8egipe1z
beo fslte @runotpig fig Oiit lite mere
6iemme 9lmeritd, og oa ban rejlte Ill
0anmart, baboe ban biit opeipet Sads
Bet ON Oanifbebens 9eparelIe | Nmes
rita, en- Gag. Der lda BAN meget az
por!igt paa Sinbe. s be ienere 9(ar
bar ban foriegt at operIatte Steoer og
StDtfer af airfef9brene, fom ffuloe
itubfaite bans Gabers OpfattelIe af
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-31
eSOroif9lp / Syiflano.

Berlin. S 10 Gage bar man 6aft
SorOTtelo 9iItrittet@oi9tlunO, 5ad)z
len og Den Syjelbtebe, iom MI 9aar
unOer Naon af ersgebirge (Malmfjel=
oene). SnO6pggerne gben @rasliB
rante 10 af bsre5 .6uFe % tilbraste
glatten paa gaoerne. gfntelTerne fsltes
ooer ct oiot Self, rg 8pen 2(16 og
9a6o6per oareOe De flere gefunoer.
8en upante 8e9ipen4eO Iprepte natur>
ligpis 5orferrelie ooer 6el bet 6erprte
2anbpmraabe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-31
,Snl Qlnerifa.

Timber ooeritoaenoe 3itil bar por
betenbte 2anbsmano Qtbpofat Garl
5ii6ers6dnIen / Qsp Yort ubgibet et
Bert til 0Plbsnin9 ON 6or6olpene
be norodmeritanite 5riitater. 9o9en
er 253 Sioer tort Gttap paa meget
imutt Pdpir. % ben er IamtiOig u0=
Gibet pua 10 Iaa berpmte 5orlaa ioHl
6O5 8rentano, g3ep yort, og @Dloeaz
Oul, ap6en5abn.
Denne go9 er paa fin gi8 eneItaa=
enoe = ct Ianbt file Oleiiero2rf /
6eaieenpe til oarbifulOe og abIolut
paalioelige Oplpsninger DIN be fore
neoe Stater, ben entelte Stat, llnio=
rens Mpnt og Yen9eoGien, pengein=
itituter, Retsforbolo, SagTpreritano,
2tttieiellta6er og o3ruits", aeligionsz
forbolo, Stoleo9Iea, llniperIite.er.
amerifanf 9iteratur, gpreIpetulation
og 6arpGTen.
2lf 5Orfatterens 5ortdle Ital Der ane
fcres: rs iamme hurtige Sempo,
boori be foreneOe Slater er tiltaget /
Ri9oom, Magt og QlnIeelie, er gnifet
ON at lore Dem n9rmere at fenoe potiet
i6lanot Guropaerne. 3eiTebeItripels
ier i1aar / ida 9enIeenOe life lengere
til. Mdn bill piOe mere ON 2aaoet,
bets 5olt, S9cer og Stitte, eno De
ooerflaoiite Snotrbf en- ReiIence
opfdnger Deo en- flngtig 5art gennem
bette biotitratte 2dno.
Raar gogen tilige uOgipes Der
2aneet, er @rnnben ben. at Get o9Fdu
anta9es, at ben bill finbe mango 29=
Iere blanot De berp9renoe Stdnoinde
Ger. 6bor magtpdaliggenoe bar BET
mig life, itrats efter at jeg tom bertil,
at l9re 6orboloene Ger nsjere at tenbe
men bbor bar bet bog pdnifeligt at faa
nit 2nIte opfplbt. Stun liOt efter
liot og meb 8eIper tilegneoe jeg MIG
bette aenbftab.
9enae gog pil gibeSpar paa mangt
ct Sper9smaal. Iom en- Itanbinapiif
Snopanorer fan fremiette, og jeg bri=
iter mig til at buabe, at ben ogfda bill
bore at Snteresie for mango at mine
2dnosm9no, fom aft er fommet uo
pper GmigrantitaOiet."
Garl Sii6ersSanien er = foruoen
at p9re ben abIolut pdalibelige Sag
mano = en- taleatfulo Stribent, Der
magter lit Wobersmadl Iom en- WteIter
og foritaar at ifribe interesiant. Sans
BOG ber babe en- pldbs et6pert ffans
oindbiit 6jem 9lmerita. 5aas 9az
Nib 2utb. publ. 6ouie, Blair, Rebr.
gris, me9et fmutt tomponeret 9iao,
$500.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-31
Gejier til SfutlanS.

2onbon, %. W}arts. Song Gbnarb
og 9ronning 4lefsanbra bill Wai
Wlaaneo foreta9e en- RejIe til Sfotlanp
og tage aiiiOeas paa 0olfietb pale.
@n glimrenoe 4uoiens paa Solproob,
ben fgrite iiben @eorg ben Fjerbes 0so,
berer meo til programmet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-31
yr9iioent Gaitro tager iitt
Nelignation tilbage.

Man mente S5eItnin9en, at bet lille
par alporlig ment meo pr9iioent
Gaffros gieIignation. Wlen bet ibnes
MI Tenere at pare en- 5ejltagelie. st
9eleoram ira Caracas til paris piier
bette. 9et tiger, at ben fornsmite
@runb til Gaitros Heiigndtion bar
Gorpitlingerne meb SpiflanO, bDiltet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-31
NDt Sprpr / aina.
(Gfter. ,a r. . G SD.

Wlun fortGlIer mig, at nu bliper Der
Oprsr igsn / aina. Der Ital babe
itdaet no9le 2lrtitler 6erom ,,p I l.
titen" og andre 8labe.
8et Ipnes besp9rre tlart nof, at Ri
lite Tan oeate rolige 3ioer Gind for
bet fsrite. Der er 9runoe moi berttl,
jeg itaI n9pne ct Bar: l. Den Omz
lt9nbiebeb, at be $50 Millloner 5aels
q 9oel er ca. 2 ar. so 2ce for 3ioen)
MISUNDERSTANDING til Stormags
terne = mso Renter og aarIige Qlf>
braq = fsrit bill bare betalte 1910.
9oert 2tor ital 2anbet itaffe be fornso>
ne penge, og Manbariaerne be-
nptter ielpfslgelig 2ejli9beoen
til at presie Solicit for
en- etItra Stiling til Jig Ielo uns
Der bet 1oregioenoe, at bet er til be
forbdote a9urbarer"; bbert 2tar lige
til 1910 bill iddlebes Sabet til be frems
meoe fin6e M N9ring | oenne Static
uoltripnin9. 81 Oil bet gipe 2tnIeoz
ming til llroligbeber, fdafremt De forez
ilaaeoe og tilcels pda6egpnote SGrnz
baneanlrg pirtelig geanemferes, og
iaafremt ogIad De minore 8anoOeje
blioer tilBan9eliae for 0ampifibe, iddz
lebes ION Weningen er. 0eroeo gsres
10 en- Mlangoe UlenneIter breoleie.
9i fan life oente freoelige 3ilitanoe.
Mlen ieg tror berimoo a9ppe, at ben
tinsiiits 3egering bill itette ct Oprsr
mob llolRnbingene Iodleoes IDm 2las
ret 1900. Oct bil iittert pare aoItilz
ligs Mar. fer &eeeringen after aabens
l9it tor trobie Stormdgterne. Der er
bIanot anoet 10 3ing, Iom gpr bette
uIanoipnligt, nemlig u at Geid7bt=
itaberne efter 9ofseroprBret er aiorte
til en- 6Ritning meb 8oloe pg @roDe
ON ia o9 meb en- permanent 8eIetning
al uoenlanhife 5ropper, formooentlig
life fGrre enb 2000. Den fineliile gies
aerine maa od tunne iige iig ielp, at
naar ben 2tGret 1900 life formaaeoe
at tage 9sgationerne til 3robs for
beres u6efRitebe 3illtano og De fua
(ca. 300 5oriporere, tan bet langt
minore labe Jig esre MI. q dlle tine
fife 6orter fra 8agu (peb apiten) til
9eting er eoelugte pg maa / 5slge
5rebs6eti1gelierne lite opfsres igen.
8ette ger, at en- uoenldnoif 99r bill
bape forbOlbsDis let abgung til 9oz
peoitdnen. 9llene bisie to Omit9noigs
beber ger bet uianoipnligt, al ainu /
be ferite 2tar bill pope at tiltaite Ulagz
terne 6anoiten. Ut Der bil foretomme
lotale llObruo biit og Der er oerimob
uunogaaeligt.
Aaar hsr er Sale ON, at sSapnn tRnz
fer paa Gri8 meb Ruslaao, og oil babe
&ina meb 2egen, iaa fan BET moi
bare muliat. Qtt 2riget ieger en- aejs
ligbeb til at maale 9r9fter meo ben
norblige Solos, bar man l9nee p9ret
paa bet rene meb. Oet bar ct 0orn /
Sipsn pan gtuslanb iioen 6reoen t
Sbimonoieti, bbor Rusierne III Sapdn
til at eiOe 2lftolp pda Gidobungbdips
pen meb gprt 9trtbur og iaa iiben Ielp
tog BET. Uien ON bet fan fdd aind
til at eaa meb er bel ct fort Spergss
maal. Sopaneierne betanter iig piits
nof pgfoa TO @anse, inoen De braser
Sp9rbet. Man maa buite, bpilten
it9rt StillineRuierne inbtager / 5eits
ningen port 2rtbur. 9pis Der bliper
arig meaem Sapan os Ruslano bill
9rigsifusplabIen utpiplIomt blipe paa
Dor MisIionsmart.
6. golnig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-31
,,6cais Slau"

afgit fra ariltiania 27. DARTS meb %
pusiagerer paa fprite 8abbt, 90 paa
unben 8abpt os 1910 MellemOGtspasz
Iaeerer. Den pentes til Rep 0orf 6.
glpril.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-31

inbOraget, ogiaa miiteOe beres8ogIamz
finger, fom 8ibliotetet fit; bette taGer
nu pber ire W}iQioner 8ino.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1903-05-29
Tornado at Guthrie.

Guthrie, o. T., May. ga tornado
struck Foss, a town of zoo inhabitants
in western Oklahoma, at o'clock in
the morning, completely destroying 10
residences and wrecking many out
houses. Three persons were killed and
& number injured, one seriously. The
dead are F. M. Slagle, wife and daugh-
ter.
The cloudburst reported at Yukon
completely inundated the Canadian
valley, causing great damage to crops
and stock, but no lives are reported
lost. A tornado struck Anadarko late
Saturday night, demolishing five resi-
dences and several smaller buildings.
No one was hurt. The bow was fol
lowed by a hard rainstorm, and the
Wichita river is on a tear and rising
steadily.
This vicinity was again visited by
another deluge, making the oath con
secutive day of rain. The Cimarron
and Cottonwood rivers are now at the
danger point.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1903-05-29

ing the original ore body, and was only
1875 feet vertical from surface. The
long tunnel to catch the ore 800 feet
deeper has not reached the ledge. This
ore is as rich as that found on the
Dewey, which caused such a sensation.
The Big Four Mining & Milling
company at Butte, which was incor-
porated in March, has been carrying
on the development of it's properties,
and the latest assays show very rich
values in silver. The claims of the
company are situated about six miles
west of Ferguson, and within a few
miles of several other valuable silver
and gold bearing properties.
Roderick Cameron, thought to be
from Inverness county, N. s., and
Charles Lesigates, a Greek, were
drowned May 10 in the Pelly river, II
miles below the mouth of Ross river
Alaska. John Mcconnell, a miner, en-
route from Vancouver to Dawson, was
also drowned in the Yukon after saw
ing two companions. None of the
bodies were recovered. This makes
nine men drowned in the upper Yukon
within a week.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1903-05-29
TROOPS AT COURT.
I axes a Gatling Gun to Preserve
Order.

OTO6Ts
Jackson, KY, May pa battalion
of troops, numbering 100 men, with a
eating gun, has arrived here to pre-
serve order in the town and about the
courthouse during the investigation of
the assassination of James b. Mar
cum, the last victim of the Hargis-
Cockrell feud.' The troops arrived on
special train from Lexington and at
once pitched camp near the center of
town. Travelling on the special train
with the soldiers were County Judge
Hargis and his brother, State Senator
Alex Hargis, the two most prominent
members Of the family. Another pas
senger was Judge Mach, who is regard
ed as the most important witness sum-
moned to testify before the special
grand jury as to the assassination of
Marcum.
Public opinion is divided as to the
probability of indictment or conviction
of Marcum's assassin as a result OF
the work of the special grand jury
which will be impaneled.
Curtis Jet, who is under arrest al
Winchester charged with the crime
will not ask for a change of venue il
indicted and returned to Jackson.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1903-05-29
Jumped From Brooklyn BRIDGE.

New York, May 26.-An unknown
man, sitting in car crossing Brook
Ign bridge suddenly alighted when the
car was in the middle of the center
span, and running to the side of the
bridge, jumped into the river. He
threw his hat in the air at a fireman
who tried to seize him as he stood
POISED on the edge of the trestlework,
and then dived headfrst, holding a
lighted cigar between his teeth. His
body rose to the surface Immediately
after the plunge and was carried away
by the current.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1903-05-29
BRITISH COLUMBIA.

The Jumbo mine at Rossland is ar
ranging for the construction of a
tramway.
S. Parrish, manager of the lie Roi
at Rossland, B. c., was in Spokane
this week.
Signs are not wanting that the ap-
preaching summer is to be one of ex-
ceptional activity in the mining field
at Ymir.
William Blakemore, M. E., consult
ing engineer to the British Columbia
Coal company, Ltd, has awarded Jo-
seph Wiseman a contract for build
ing a pack trail to the company's coal
locations.
Ex-Governor Spriggs of Montana, di-
rector in the Frank Coal company, says
the company's loss is $4,000 in ma
chinery and buildings and $4,000 to
the mine. An order is already placed
with eastern manufacturers for a new
plant. The mine is to be reopened
forthwith.
Coke shipments from the Crows
Nest Pass Coal company to the smell
tiers of the Boundary district have
fallen off appreciably during the past
week. In consequence the CRANKY
company has been obliged to curtail its
operations, only two furnaces now be-
ing in blast.
One side of the first half of the new
60 drill air compressor that has just
been installed by the CRANKY mines
in Phoenix camp was put in commits
sion last week. being thoroughly test
ed, and is now being used for power
for the drills in both the Old Ironsides
and the Knob Hill mines.
phenomenal strike was recently
made on the Edith L. fraction, adjoin-
ing the Athelstan mine, in Wellington
camp. An upturned tree exposed crop
pings. which, when uncovered, proved
to be over 100 feet wide of solid ship
ping ore. The big showing is 100 feet
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1903-05-29

from the Athelstan side line, and it is
certainty that the ore body drifts
into that claim. Average values from
the ledge are s11 in gold and silver.
Manager S. M. Parrish of the lie
Roi, at Rossland, reports that in April
the average value of the ore was just
1901. The cost of breaking and de-
livering the ore on the cars was $2.42
and the cost of development was equal
to So cents ton, making a total cost
of SO for every ton of ore produced.
Finch & Campbell Of Spokane have
closed a deal with John A. Turner, w.
Walsh and M. Scully of Nelson where
by they have bonded the Queen mine
near Erie for $5O,000, payments to be
made in three installments, the last of
which is due in six months. The first
payment was made today. The mine is
to be worked by three shifts of men
The Queen is a gold property
The management of the Nickel Plate
mine at Rossland has commenced un
watering the property. The mine be
longs to the Rossland-Kootenay group
and has been a considerable producer
in the past 1t is now engaged in liti
cation with the Centre Star mine
which may explain it's activity. The
management intimates that under
ground workings may be resumed
when water is pumped out.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1903-05-29
MINES AND MINING NEWS
Spring BRINGS ACTIVE WORK IN
EVERY SECTION.
items of Interest of a Miscellaneous
Nature Gathered During the Past
Showings-Many Mining Accidents
and Personals.

With the dividend OF $4,000 which
was paid recently the Standard Mining
company of the Occur d'Alenes closes
its 10th year as a producer with the
proud record of $2,S45, 900 in dividends
to it's credit. For a decade the Stand
ard has never missed dividend OF
from $4,000 to $4,000, except for the
lew brief periods when the mine was
closed down on account Of labor dis
turbances. 1t has ore on hand now for
five years more, and men who know
the property say there are $5,OOO,OOO
in dividends yet to come from the
great treasure vault of silver-lead ore
up in Canyon creek.
The Empire State-Idaho, Charles
Sweeny's property, including the Tiger
Poorman and the Last Chance group,
in the Occur d'Alenes, is now leader
in regard to the amount of its monthly
dividends, for it is paying $25,277 with
as much regularity as the phases of
the moon. 1t holds second place in the
total amount of dividends, with ST.
$3.50 to it's credit, but even with that
enormous prestige it is more than a
million dollars behind the Standard.
Another Occur dAlene property
which is making about the same
money as the Standard is the Nam
moth, in which Richard Wilson and the
Standard company are heavy owners.
1t is unincorporated, and hence its ex-
act profits are hard to get at, but it is
making about the same per month as
its big neighbor, the Standard.
Larson & Greenough, who own the
Morning, at Hunter, in the Occur
dAlenes, are shipping from 1900 tC
2SOO tons of silver-lead concentrates
month, at an estimated profit OF
about $25,000
The Hercules, near the Tiger-Poor
man, up Canyon creek, in the Occur
d'Alenes, is another close unincorpor
ated property, and the miners who owr
it have been keeping very close about
the results, but it is known that they
are making from $4,000 to $4,000 (
month from their shipments of crude
ore alone, and they are disbursint
about $4,000 a month, while putting
the rest into improvements and the de
velopment of their wonderful mine.
The Bunker Hill & Sullivan is pay
ing $4,000 a month from its big mines
at Wardner, Idaho. 1t is credited, how
ever, with putting big sum in add
ton to the development reserve fund
which is the feature of the Bunker Hill
policy to guard against a rainy day.
Charles Sweeny, who is operating
the Trinity County Gold Mining com
pany down in northern California, il
keeping up his dividends at the rate o
$4,000 a month.
The Kendall, which, like the Stand
ard, is. a Finch & Campbell proposition
is keeping up it's dividend rate of SIS
900 month The Fergus county (Mon
tana) wonder now has 100000 to it
credit in six months of profit making
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1903-05-29

In Brazil it is considered undigni-
fed for a lady to go shopping. Usual
ly a servant is sent for samples, and if
ii is a bonnet the senorita wants to
buy, box or basket containing sew
eral of the latest styles is sent up
for her inspection.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1903-05-29
WIRE CABLE BROKE.

One Man and Three Women Are
Killed.
Pittsburg, Pa, May 25.-One man
and three women were killed and five
building occupied by a dancing acad-
envy. The breaking of a wire cable
caused the cage to drop so feet. The
dead we're badly disfigured.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1903-05-29
Altman Wiped out by Fire.

Cripple Greek, Col, May 26.-The
town of Altman, on top of Bull hill,
known as the highest incorporated city
in the United States, was almost to-
tally destroyed by fire recently.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1903-05-29

This is the season when the annual
poisoning of stock, principally cattle,
takes place in the Ritter and Dale dis
tricts from eating some noxious weed.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1903-05-29
Strengthen Asiatic Fleet.

OF course there is no significance
in the withdrawal of three of the YES
sells composing the European squad
ron, the Albany, the Cincinnati and the
Raleigh, and their assignment to the
Asiatic fleet, according to officials in
the state and navy departments.
There is never any significance in the
Strengthening Of any fleet in Asiatic
or European waters if the powers di-
recting this strengthening of our
squadrOns in foreign waters are to be
believed, but the fact remains that the
biggest squadron ever assembled off
the coast of China is already an ac-
cOmplished fact.
The assignment of the three cruisers
above named is taken to mean that
the European squadron will not go to
Kiel to attend the maneuvers of the
German navy. In fact it is stated at
the navy department that no orders
have been, issued for the European
squadron to assemble at Kiel, and ac-
cording to those in a position to know
such action is not contemplated by
Secretary Moody
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1903-05-29
War Cloud Over China.

The war cloud is lowering over
China, and it has been thought the
part of wisdom to assemble a cruiser
squadron in Philippine waters with
battleships enough, monitors and gun
boats, to compel the respect of any ma
ton contemplating a descent upon
China.