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The Saint Paul globe., 1904-01-24

Democratic Senators Propose
Getting at the Whole Truth
About Panama.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 23.-The
Democratic senators were in confer
ence for almost three hours today on
the Panama question, and when they
adjourned 1t was announced by Sen
atOr German, chairman of the caucus,
that the conference had agreed upon a
resolution to be presented to the SEN
ate asking for all the correspondence
between the United States and Colom-
bia since the negotiations of the Hay
out at the meeting that there are some
documents missing from the CORE
spondence as published. The resolu-
ton will be presented Monday.
The conference also decided upon a
resolution directing the senate COM
mittee on foreign relations to make an
inquiry into the events connected with
the Panama revolution. Both propo-
sitions were agreed to by all the SEN
ators present. The resolution of in
quiry is SO worded as to call for a
statement from the president as to
whether all the papers bearing on the
situation have been sent in. and If they
have not been communicated, and the
reason for failure to communicate them
is the fact that the president believes
to make them public would be incom-
patible with the public welfare. then
the president is requested to send them
to the senate in confidence, to be used
in executive session only.
The purpose of the other resolution
is to show whether or not the adminis-
tration had foreknowledge of the Pam
anna revolution and in any way en-
couraged it.
There were references to the merits
of the canal treaty, and several SEN
ators expressed themselves as anxious
to secure the canal. Some said they
would vote for the treaty, but all con-
demned the methods of the admins
tration in connection with the Pana-
man uprising. Senator Money was
among those who announced them
selves for the treaty. Senator Clay
and others expressed themselves as
desirous that an amicable arrange
ment be secured with Colombia, and
in this connection hope was expressed
that the government of the United
States would see its way clear to ac-
cept the proposal said to have been
made by Gen. Reyes that the United
States should pay Colombia $10,000,000.
There was no effort to secure rule
for united action on the treaty, and
the general opinion among senator's is
that there will be no such effort un-
less positive information should be Sc
cured showing completely of this gov
ernment in the Panama rebellion.
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-01-24

committee to look into it-and, 10 and
behold-the committees report was
dead against the Belleville boiler,
though its members did recommend an
other type Of water tube which Sir
William had declared the whole system
one that ought to be got rid OF. His
knighthood came to the venerable Scot
soon afterward, and 1t is said that King
Edward himself saw to it that Sir Will
liam's long, uphill fight against the
forces Of red tape was rewarded in this
enviable fashion.
BY the way, Sir William Allan was
one of the most intimate friends of
Thomas and Jane Carlyle. and fire.
quent visitor at their famous home In
Chelsea.
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-01-24
STEAL A DWELLING HOUSE.
South Dakota Man Must Answer to a
Unique Charge.

Special to The Globe.
SIOUX FALLS, S. D., Jan. 29-Wil-
liam Sargood and Albert Adams have
been bound over for their appearance
at the next term of the state circuit
court in Edmunds county to answer a
charge of stealing a dwelling house
Not satisfied with pilfering articles
from the house, they are alleged to
have hauled away the building and all
It's contents from farm near Ipswich.
Both waived their preliminary exami-
nation when taken before justice Of
the peace.
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-01-24
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Joints, Eruptions or Copper Colored Spots
on the Face or Body, little Ulcers IN the
Mouth or on the Tongue, Sore Throat.
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or Eyebrows, and finally Leprous-like
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have any of these or similar symptoms.
get BROWNS BLOOD CURE. immedi-
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Gus drugs or injurious medicines Of any
kind. 1t goes to the very bottom of the
disease and forces out every particle OF
impurity. Soon every sign and symptom
disappears, completely and forever The
blood the tissues, the flesh. the bones
and the whole system are cleansed, puri-
fled and restored to perfect health. and
the patient prepared anew for the duties
and pleasure of life. BROWNS BLOOD
CURE, 81. 90 a bottle, lasts a month.
Made by DIR. BROWN. e35 Arch St. Phil
adelphia. For sale in St. Paul only by
f. N. Parker 364 Wabasha ST.
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-01-24
DECIDES FOR UNITED
BREWERIES COMPANY
Circuit Court of Appeals Affirme Judge
Kohlsaat's Decision.

CHICAGO, Jan. 23.-Twelve millions
of dollars were involved in decision
by the United States circuit court of
appeals today, when Judgment was
rendered affirming the decision by
Judge Kohlsaat that the United Brew
cries company is a legal corporation of
New Jersey.
The case was brought by P. F. Price,
late manager of the Star Brewery COM
pany, against the United States Brew
cries company
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-01-24
Cashier Is at Ashland.

DEFIANCE, Ohio, Jan ga telegram
was received this afternoon at the office
of the Produce Exchange bank, a branch
of the failed bank in Cleveland, ordering
that the doors here be closed Immediate
ly. The cashier is in Ashland, Wis. on
private business. The Defiance bank has
100000 deposits and aside from its con-
nection with the Cleveland bank was in
good condition. according to local officials.
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-01-24
streeter Goes to Penitentiary.

CHICAGO. Jan. 2S-"Capt" George
Wellington Streeter was taken to Joliet
penitentiary today, after a long legal
fight to obtain a rehearing. He was
convicted of completely in the killing
of private watchman named King,
who, with others, was guarding prop
erty against squatters in the So called
district of Lake Michigan
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-01-24
REsuscITATIoN is DEADLY.
Cold Water, Cold Air and Alcohol as
Bad ss Original Cocaine Dose.

Special to The Globe.
SIOUX FALLS, S. D., Jan. "a
coroner's jury at Selby, in the case of
a little child of John Siegle, promi-
nent resident, returned verdict that
death was caused by Gold water, cold
air and too strong alcohol necessarily
employed during the attempt to resus-
citate said Roy Siegle from collapse fol-
lowing an injection of cocaine"
The child was operated upon and
died soon after.
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-01-24
Low Street Car Fare Is Fought.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Jan 23.-Judge
Wing, of the United States circuit
court, upon application of the Cleve-
land Electric Street railway, granted
an injunction against the city officials
enforcing the 3-cent car fare ordi-
nance which was to take effect tomor-
row. The injunction is to hold until
Feb 49,
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-01-24

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 23.-secre-
tary Shaw today transmitted a recon-
mendation to the house that the two
which he is required to secure sites for
public buildings appropriated for June 6,
1902. The secretary names large num-
ber of cities in which he was unable to
purchase sites for the amounts appro-
priated.
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-01-24
St. Paul officers.

CINCINNATI, Ohio. Jan. 2S.-The
Western Paper Box Manufacturers as
sociation in session here today elected the
following officers President, W. E
Ritchie, Chicago; secretary, Fred Dayen-
port, Cincinnati; treasurer, Robert Hart
man. St Paul
COLUMBUS. Ohio. Jan. 23--TLe Gus
tom Cutters Association Of America con-
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-01-24

eIuded it's sessions today and adjourned to
meet next year at Philadelphia There
was a spirited contest for officers Presi-
dent, D. F. Sherman. of Milwaukee, was
defeated for reelection by 16 votes The
officers are: President James b. Nc
Gaughrey, Columbus, Ohio; secretary.
George A. Clipper st. Paul, Mimi. treas
urer. Charles s. Mckee, Columbus, Ohio.
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-01-24
Cruiser Charleston Launched.

NEWPORT NEWS, Va, Jan. 23.-The
protected cruiser Charleston was launched
at the Newport News Shipbuilding and
Drydock company today
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-01-24

There are no air-ships advertised
among "The Globes Paying Wants."
but they're about the only things that
aren't.
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-01-24
Bankers Cling to Profits.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 23.-Re-
cent advices to the war department
throw light on the agitation in the
Philippines over the proposed expulsion
of the Mexican dollar from circula-
ton. The banks, conducted for the
most part by foreigners, are strenu-
Gus in their opposition to the proposed
abandonment Of the Mexican silver
piece, the principal currency medium
In the Philippines. because of the large
opportunities its use affords for max
ing profits In exchange.
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-01-24
Big SHIPS MAY RUN
TO BOSTON HARBOR
New York Is Likely to Lose
Some of the Largest
Liners.

ID osToN, Mass, Jan. 23. : The re-
D port that a number of the steam
l.. ArI,,,r Xnrlr are COM
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-08

tills den betann sig endast pa
fem mills afstand, da ryssarne
efter nagon skottvexling plots-
ligt slackte ALA l~jusen pa sina
fartyg och undkommo i tjockan
och m5rkret. Man kan tanka
sig hvilken gramelse delta var for
Gen kanslige jaPanske %amiralen,
som sd manga CANCER forut miss
lyckats i sin mission. Omkring
Port Arthur paga striderna dag
och natt,o. japaneserna innesluta
fastningen mer och mer inom sin
kordong. Sedan atskilliga ytter-
verk blifvit tagna, hafva japane-
serna nu lyckats placera slit ar
tilleri So, att de kunna med efter-
tryck beskjuta de vigtigaste
punkterna inom fastningen. Nya
'harmassor dragas d., men ryssar-
ne arc sega och uthalliga och
de villa 81 gerna bora talas
ON att gifva sig, ehuru fastnin-
gen efter ALT att donna ar invigd
till undergoing. ty Ell lara japane-
serna upphafva belagringen efter
de stora uppoffringar de under
kastat sig.
Fran Toxic telegraferas den
dennes EFT rykte att Ryssland
genom Frankrike erbjudit sig att
till Japan attrada Port Arthur
med ALA der beintliga kGigsfar-
tyg, vapen och andra krigst0rn0
denheter mot Diet att garnisoner
far tritt aftrada. Bekraftelse pi
delta rykte saknas, och mai
tror for 0frigt heller icke mycke
derpa.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-08
HAIR OCH DER

Det demokratiska nationalkon-
ventet for utseende al kandidater
for president och vice president
sammantradde den 7 dennes / St.
Louis och artade sig redan i Dor
jan till att blifya en- tam affir.
bet anses att domare Parker fran
NV York kommer att erhalla
nominationen for president. Pc.
pulisterna hollo afvenledes den E
DENIES slit konvent i Springfield.
ILL.,, och utsags Thomas Watson
fran Georgia och Thomas N.
Tibbels fran Nebraska till kandi-
dater for president och vice pre-,
sident.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-08

guldgrufvan j Alaska gillas inga-
lunda at Observation-Disclosures "Chi-
cago-Bladet', hvilket uttrycker
sig som foljer ON saken: ION
hvarenda domstol forklarade sig
till iorbundets fordel, sa blir Diet
dock aldrig raft eller hederligt,
att Forbundet mot en- viss summa
penningar gifvit offciell skrifvel-
Sc, fornekande sig hafva fordrin-
gar och nedlaggsnde ALA ansprak
mot Anderson, men sedan, da
penningarne mot sadan forbindel-
Sc erhallits, pa omvagar och &c
nom AMMAN person vacker rate
gang mot den sa fran ansprak
fritagne. ON Diet wore den var
ste inbrOttstjuf som t. ex. IF en-
altman aklagare eller domare lof-
watts frihet, mot lotte att han Of
verlemnadc sa och sa mycket af
Diet rotvade, och han gjorde sa,
sd skulle Get aldrig banda -utom
mojl.gen Ryssland och Turkiet
- att sadan Gfverenskommelse
brotes, utan respekterades. Sa
mycken hed=r babe fordrar och
finer man hos dem, som ei ems
CORA ansprak pa att vara kristna.
Dert0r inna vi alls ingen orsak
till "Vannens' kukullku, som upp-
stammes pa grund at vare sig
giorda eller kommande domsut-
Stag"
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-08

En rils enka i Salt Lake City
vid mann Mrs Mary Judge hem
forde for EFT par veckor sedan
fran Japan iva unga tjenstehickor,
hvilka sedan varit i hannes hus.
bet pastas nu att hon haller dessa
fiickor som slafvab pryglar och
strafar dem som hon hnner for
godt, och tillater dem icke att
komma utom huset. En- at hickorna
lyckades dock en- dag att utkasta
EFT BRET inneh3llande dessa klago.
mai. Brefvet var Stalldt till en-
'japansk kock i en- CRANES hus.
Genom kockens bamedling vid-
togos nu atgarder att med lagens
help tvinga Mrs Judge att gifva
Ijapanesiskorna frihet. Hon nekar
bestamdt till beskyllningarne och
will icke tillata n3gon att Sc flc-
korna.
De igorroter och negriter. som
representera de vida stammarne
fran Philippinerna pa verldsut-
stallningen i St. Louis, komma
hadanefter pa regeringens bcfall-
ming att bara klader, sd att deras
nakenhet icke kan vacka anst0t
hos hnkansliga utstallningsbeso
kande. Regeringen har, sedan
utstallningen forst oppnades,
emottagit talrika klagomal, deri'
bland manga fran hogt staende
och infytelserika personar. hvilks
bsskarma sig Diver att dessa vii
dars kladedragt ,eller rattare sagd'
bri't pa kladesdragt,a ar skanda.0s
Derfor m3ste nu ode sma, bruno
broderna" / den Starka St. Loui.
varmen flora sig anstandiga klader
Vidare har man @agt marke til
att en maagd utstallningsbesokan
de arc bojda for att betrakta dess;
vildar som typiSka Tor hela betolk
ningen pa PhiliPpinerna. For at
forekomma delta missforstand ha
man vid deras by anbringat an
slagstahor med tillkannagifvandt
att dessa vildar representera en-
dast en- ringa del af 0arnes betolk
ming, af hvilken de utgora ct
procentantal motsvarande unge,
far indianernas har i Amerika.
Postdepartementet har for
KARAT krig mot bedragliga akten
skapsagenturer,af hvilka Diet finn
atskilliga har i landet, och forbju
dit deras annonsers och BRET
befor6ran genOm posteu, Eft
liknaads forbuGQ har redAn fora
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-08
Sultanen at Turkiet har helt

Sultanen at Turkiet har helt
ovantadt tillstallt den franSka re-
geringen ofhcielt meddelande att
den turkiska regeringen amman
godtgora sina armeniska under
safer de forluster de lidit under
den senaste fort0ljelseL. Man
made latit sultanen forsta att han
horde CORA nagot i delta hanss-
ende, men ingen dromde ON att
han skulle handla si snabbt. Man
tormodar emellertid att hans be-
vekelsegrund ar den, att den stora
internationella kongresS. som i
dagarne samlas i London, kem-
mer att taga under behandling de
armeniska forfolielserna och den
armeniska nationens lifsviikor.
Sultansn har pa forhand velat
skydda sig mot nagra at de etter-
rakningar han helt naturligt har
att vanta kongressens forhand-
'lingar.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-08

Fran London t~elegraferas den
Z dcnnes att Scandinavian-Ame-
rican LINENS emigrant5ngare
Norge, som den ~ juni afgick
fran Kopenhamn med 7o3 Passa-
gerare och II mans b~esattning,
den % ANNA manad stott pae n
Iiten enslig klippo vid namn Roc
kali, belager omkring 200 mil
vester ON Hebriderna. knligt
afterlefvandes berattelSer hade
storm och tiocka varit radande'
hvarigenom argaren kommlt ur
kurs.
bet a pa morgonen grund-
st0tningen skedde. De fiesta at
passagerarne befunno sig / sina
kojer och vantade pa frukost, da
EFT par harda stotar fartygets
skrof tillkannagafvo att nagonting
ovanligt intraftat, ALA rusade
upp pa ddck for att Sc hvad som
var pa farde. Angaren hade da
backat at refvet och hade EFT ga
pandc hal i bogen, hvarigenom
vattnet instr0mmade. I'm Wild
panik bemaktigade sig de ON
bordvarande, af hvilka nsgra
skyndade till raddningsbatarne,
under det andra grepo till litbai-
ten och kastade sig i sion. Endast
nagra at bStarne undkommo o.
skadade med sin lefvande last.
hvaremot de andra krossades al
sioarne mot fartygets sidor De,
som lago och kampade for sin;
: If i vattnet, sokte komma uPp
f b3tarne men stottes undan a
o dem. som lyckats ia platS deri. Fl
t half timme efter p5st0tninget
sjonk fartyget, och Diet sorglig;
dramat var utspeladt.
!, De, som voro i batarne, an.
+ strangde sig nu till Diet ytterst;
! att uppna land. Den lila ODE
-, bodda och kala klippon, SON lig
ger utom strakvagen for si0far'
ten, kunde ej lemna de skepps'
brutns'nagot skydd. Efter "a
| timmar rakade en- bat med 20
| skeppsbrutna att observers al
hskkuttern Saliva, som tog dem
hombord och landsatte dem i
Grimsby. Den 5 dennes telegra-
teras ytterligare fran London att
Io2 skeppsbrutna blifvit landsatta
4 Stornoway, nemligen 81 med
den britiske angaren Cervona och
! 70 med den tyske angaren Ener-
gle. ALA voro ytterst medtagna
. och och maste hjelpasi land, e.
medan de s~jeltva 81 f6rm3dde ga,
=. och nagra maste lemnas hospi'
talsvard. Bland de taddade be-
=, fam sig Norges befalhafvare
- kapten Gundel.
." Norge medforde endast 9 an
dra klassenS passagerare, hvare'
II mot antalet pa Sc klass uppgicl
l. till 6o4. Bland dem voro @
e svenskar. 70 danskar, 296 norr'
= man, IS hnnar och $50 ryssar.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-08

Ferde JUL krafde afven i ar
ctr menniskolif harstades. Kort
fore XII, 3 pa ettermiddagen steg
en- okand, arbetskladd man at en-
Riverside sparvagn i narheten af
Center street och begaf sig Sfver
Diet bredvidliggande sparet, da EFT
tag kommande fran motsatt hall
kom framrusande med stark fart
och korde Oliver honom. Motor
vagnen oclI framre hju!paret At
den efterfoljande wagner gingo
ofver den olycklige, imam taget
kunde stoppas. Da han fran
dragits befanns det att venstra
armen blifvit skid fran kroPpen
SAINT att venstra benet endast
med nagra senior fasthangde vid
balen, hvariemte underlifvet lila
skadats. Han lefde dock aDnu,
fastan sansl0s, och placerades i
den tillkallade ambulansvagnen
att f0ras till et&hospital. Pa
vagen dit ahed han dock och
forbes i stallet till Westcotts be-
grafningsbyra. Ingen kande igen
den dode f0rran paf0ljande dag,
da en- hans runskamrat infann
sig och identiherade honom Som
slakteriarbetaren Nicholas Stein
metz, 26 ar gammal och anstalld
hos Cudahy Packing CO. Den
sd sorgligt omkomne antages ha
varit onykter yid olyckstillfallet,
hvilket antagande bestyrkes der,
af att omkring ire quarts gallon
81 antraffades i hans magsaCk vid
likoppningen. Han hade inga
anh0riga bosatta harstades.
F0r0higt forfeit den 4 jul
utan n3gra svarare olyckshandel'
ser. Visserligen fisk en- poke
EFT oga utskiutet och andra ung'
domar lingo minnesbetor at ex,
ploderande smallare, men dylik'
far man ju linda kalla bara sma'
sakcr. Endast iva tillbud til
eldsv3dor fran uedfallande rake
ter f0rekommo. Men small och
smatt1ade giorde Diet hela dagger
och uatten med.
EnHgt rapport fran poundma
ster Cruickshank doda1es 20
hundar forliden manad har i sta
den. 200 hundar hlde fangat
och blifvit insatta i City pound
| AT dem hade 9 igenlosts at sin
egare och de ofriga dodats, 9
! hundar hade skjutits, medan d
| sprungo omkring utan skattmal
Ike eller munkorg. Hundspilla
var alltsa ganska stor under forlj
5 den manad, men Diet hnnes ann
for manga qvar, och en- utgallrir
Z ar fullt bsh0Ais.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-08
Fran K~rigSkidep|aEen.

e.
vantats yara "nara forestaende",
har dock en- dylik annu Ell utkam
pats mellan de krigl5rande max
terna, och som Diet ser ut torde
Diet komma att droja annu nagon
It'd, imam en- dylik strid kommer
att utkampas, ty regntiden haf
iptradt pa krigsskadeplatsen och
fotsv3rar och om6jliggor i manga
fall manovrerna. Kuropatkln
sages t. o m. kama sig sd saker
att han lemnat hufvudharen for
att inratta EFT hospital for siua
sarade soldater.
Skarmytslingar f6rekomma cf-
ter vanligheten mellan tiendtlies
afdelningar utefter hela LINEN
med vexlande lycka. An heter
Diet att ryssarne lyckats fordrilva
japaneserna fran nagon position,
dels tvartom. Forlusterna v:d
dessa drabbningar, hvilka iblaEd
/ unna vara betydande nog, arc
dock 81 af Diet omfang, att de
hafva nagot afg0rande inlytande
pa krigets gang.
l foregaende hummer medde
lade vi en- rapport fran amiral
Togo, hvilken under EFT anfall pa
den ryska eskadern den rs juni
skulle hafva sankt EFT slagskepp
och en- torpedjagare SAINT sd lila
tilltygat EFT annat slagskePp och
en- kryssare, att de i sjunkande
tillsiand mast inbogseras i ham
men. Men nu kommer vicekonung
Alexieff o. rapporterar till czaren
den 80 juni att Diet var tvartom
ryssarne, som tillbakaslogo japa-
nesernas anfall och tillfogade
dem dessutom forlusten al at
minstone iva torpedbatar. Ja,
hvem ar Diet ru som ljuger
baS,?
Den 3 dennes medelades fran
Toxic att amiral Togo den II
juni anyo gJort EFT anfa!l pa in
loppet till Port Arthur cch der
sankt antingen EFT slagskepp eller
en- kryssare, som befann sig pa
yakt der. En- toepedjagare for
st0rdesafven. Anfallet giordes
at en- adjoining torpedbatar under
commander Yamada. Det ryska
slagskeppet uppgifves hafva SUM
kit nara foten at Golden hill. ia
panesernas i0rluster under denna
strid uppgifvas i amiral Togos
rapport till en- officer och trettou
man d6dade SAINT en- officer och
och iva man sarade. Amiraler
uppgiiver 81 att hans fartyg lidl'
pagon skada.
Den ryska Vladivostokeska
dern har under kriget vaila'
iapaneserna Store forodmjukel
sero. fortret an alt annat, hvaIjen
te den afven tillfogat fender
betydande forluster. Forlidel
yecka var den aterigen framm'
och bombarderade atskilliga kust
orter och sankte iera japansk;
Misunderstanding. Amiral Kami-
mura, som blifvit satt att bevakt
den hale Skrydloff och infang;
honom. har 81 kunnat gora de
och hsr mast uppbara mycke'
smalek derfor. Den ? denne
ram ,yssen honom SON en- al u
handerna igen, da han var inon
skotthalI, och nadde efter valf6r
rattadt arende oskadad den tryg
ga hammer Vladivostok. De
2 dennes telegraferades fra
Tekio att en- sj6strid antaglige
holl pa att utkampas Mira Oh
Foo mellan Skrydloff och Kami
mura, Den 3 dennes meddela
anyo fran Toxic att amiral Ka
mimura lyckats upptacka Skryc
lofts eskader och satt sftsr der
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-08

Personerna arc: Gustaf Anderson. councilman fran James
town, N. Y, O.. E Jacobson, utg. af Svenska Monitoren, Alex.
Olson, utg, af V~estkusten, San Francisco, A. Olson at Goteborgs-
Posten, Sverige, c. r. Lindblom, advokat, Chicago, A T. Lind
strard, ug. af Svenska Amerikanaren och nationalfestens ordfo-
rande, A. o. Assar vd Goteborgs Attonblld. Sverige, SAINT marin
malaren Halberg, Chicago.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-08
L0snummer &c
E0rskracklig sj0olycka.

Norge at Scandinavian
American LINEN stoter pa
EFT klipprefi oceanen,2oo
mil fran narmaste land
och gar till botten
med 646 menniskor.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-08

NEDANSTAENDE AR BILDEN AT EFT LITET SALLSKAP,
SON O~FVERvAR SVENSKA NATIONALFESTEN I
CHICAGO DEN 20 JUN Delta AR.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1904-08-27
IN MEMORIA.M.

Died.-At the home of his pa
rents, Tuesday August 10th, 1904,
FRANK THOMPSON, beloved son OF
L. G. Bourgeois, aged nine years.
After an illness of several weeks,
where danger was not apprehend-
ed, the wasted form of our dear
little Frank gave back to God its
beautiful pure spirit, and was laid
away to rest by loving hands, in a
bed Of sweet-scented flowers.
Be comforted fond parents !!
Some day God will lift from your
brow the crown of thorns he now
places there, and give you, like
your angel child, who looks upon
you from the bosom of his love,
the wreath of linn ortal Roses.
"Oae more silken tie is severed,
Whose sweet bondage held us here.
One more captive soul delivered.
Scars back to its native sphere.
zone more link the brightest sweet
est.
Added to the length ming chain.
Now gently draws oar hearts to
heaven.
There to join our child again.
A FRIEND.