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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-07-15
Evening Session.
n Nprfinr Naa Yaffad

Evening session.
The convention was called 70 order
Al 5:37 p n for us seventh session. T
II Ball Of Texas, moved that nominat-
ing speeches for vice-president be lin
tied to ten minutes and seconding
speeches to five minutes. not more than
three speeches 10 Re allowed any can
lidate This was agreed to.
Alabama being called. Delegate f. l..
Russell yielded the floor 10 the state Of
Illinois + = Morris. Of that state.
placed q nomination Conrressm ].
r Williams
Arkansas being next called. Gov Jen
Davis responded Arkansas has no
candidate. hut she has votes n No
ymher 90 deliver 10 he nominee OF
this convention
Wien Colorado was reached Delegate
r. O'Donneli announced that his
state yielded the floor 70 the state Of
Washington The chair thereupcn pre-
aented 20 the convention Frederick G
Robertson who nominated Senator
George Turner
Delegate Spencer. 20 Indiana second
ed tine nomination 81 Williams
Delaware yielded TO West Virginia
ana John p Anderson OF the latter
state nominated Henry G Davis. say
ing among other things
" hen ! went through the state OF
West Virginia in 1895 and 1900 along
with our gallant standard-bearcr the
matchless Bryan. We found Henry G.
Davis. fellow democrats. although he
had worked his way up through an
honest life 70 a position Of influence
among the people we found him as
sisting u.s. his shoulder to the wheel
always. And il is no reelection upon a
man, take il, in a democratic conven-
ton. to say that he not only never
scratched a ticket. but he never
dreamed Of doing So"
The states OF Florida and Georgia.
upon being called by The clerk. were
passed, and Idaho being called. Senator
Fred 7 Dubois OF that state seconded |
Turner's nomination.
The clerk then called the states oil |
Illinois, Indiana and Iowa. wlthort re-
ceiving any response Kansas was next |
called and the chair recognized David |
Overmeyer who nominated Senato-
William A Harris. OF Kansas.
For Maryland John Prentice Poe
took the platform and seconded tho |
nomination OF Mr. DAVIS Of West Vir-
gina
Senator William a Clark. o. Mon
ana. was the next 70 speak lie frs
paid a high tribute 10 tho west. and
hen seconded the Turner nomination.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-07-15

tials not being ready 20 report a re
cess was taken until ? ID m
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-05
&ccOlcp, Sal.

Siglst Snobpoelie fra 9niiOr an.
%orealen, fra @aiton. til Wtisiionshus
inooielie iorleoen Sgnbn9 began oi os.
eIeoe / 9oaei, berop, og Der oar heller
in9en. Der ipnies at oRre misiorusjet.
Get eneite, ma tla9eoe ooer, par, al
bet pareoe iaa tort. 8i funoe life lors
ltan, at BORT fare 9~anosiolt / Oeanoer
% @altOu tunoe ngies mso an balo Dag
III IN lnaoon Set. = Wen ueut MI. III
Ri Siergiolt Der 9it inobpoer iii Wlobe,
laa bliost Oct not paa ct Yar Dage el.
Ter tre, % bet bliuer not / SUM Man.
neo, ct 5riluilsmpee oppe oeo Utt.
Campbell.
9tiels Mortenien er M flpttet
6ertil MD i'm Camille; be ipnes ale at
pHre uel tilfreoie. Morteuien nejes
tie meo est 0us, men ban bliuer Deb
iat bpgge bet enc uabSiosu al Oct anbet.
= De unpe Soft Der sr ueo Of
little n unaoomsforening. 9e boloer
MDoe buer 1orsoa9 Qiieu Dos 9as
flor SO6nions. Ter er life iaa iaa
nnge Der M, o9 oeriom oerreu iaar
aou at BRUCE De urge i i'm 1jeueite, iaa
pile be uRrs / Siant til at uorsite me
get for BAN oe bans 3ises Sag.
= s. So. G6riltianien iaar life iaa
ian Breue at ~teionre / beune 9io ira De
iorite1toe eteoer / Often. Is. 81. er
10 uiais til at tiene fine 9unosmpno
meo 8nuo o9 S%plpsnius. 9tu n9rmer
oi % 0tarts Maaneo, iaa fommer
10 3ioen, al man tan fomme beruo ior
balu Pris; en- goo 2nlfonins for qnnos
ipsere.
.. 6. 8eeo bar fgbt oct tore
arlinstUus 0oiel Der / 8pen. 5oruOeu
6otel Ital Der laoes garelier til SAINT.
Iiebrug. iaa 5omilier fra giten, iom
tommer Der o9 FIBER 9auo, fan ina Gag
ouer 6ooebet, iii be ielu inar bp99et.
Gn COB glon, oenne. Mun9e bar
mattel DO / Telte / Ylnier Of Man9el
pnn Suie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-05
SDwbcas, u. SAT.

Utter bile ri labe bsts liot fra os
beroppe.
Oct teitemtes lise ier Sui at bD3ge
airfe per / Seitlementet Deb airfe9aal=
ben / Stebet for i 8oipbeGs, og uso
iibfte Meni9bebsmpoe bleu Der ual9t
Sncilmlin9sfomite beIiaaenOe al 9as
flor Beterien, %. 2eerltOO og 9bomas
9eierien, Og tiai9e iubltribersoes Der
til 9irte iamme Dag meb ct stot Res
%iulfat.
N9its Onsbn9 blioer Der Mgoe Dos
q. See ritoO os ben Lore Je6ruar 6os
Sans Ieterien.
s 8iuterens 2sb bar Der pnret
bolbt Misiionsmgber Der / aolonien,
ferit fer / B%eiblebems Menia6eo o.
bereifer | 3ions Menisbso fra 2. til 6.
5ebruar, o9 o~erefter / PnItor S6mibis
aafb, iumt / 5lortOn Os ben nDe Wies
uisbeo / YuitOr 8Obes aalb; FER er 10
ct fort Grbejosfelt, Os messt arbejbe
bliuer Der Osian sjort.
Zen %. Dec. bleb Der organize
ret EN- np Menisbeo 0Orbsit for Mcains
nep af BaitOr getsrien. 0enne DE
nisbeo bar iommen meO 3iOns @enie.
beo falbet Stuoeut Nislien iii oeres
Brett, oa Baitor 9eteriens grbeibsielt
er for uoitraft. 9nltor geterlen oil MI
b%eijene Menigbeosrne ber ueb gopbeIs
Os Jlorton.
Ser bill 10 ina mart blipe fire Bras
iter fer Os mango Menisbeber, Os Ri
man iise. at 5erren bar unberlis lagt
aft til Gette for os.
Der uenies flere al bore aanbs.
meno berop til Goraaret at fsbe 2anb,
efter buoo BET iises.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-05
9uf, Wis.

Cars g. qeberIeu, @eIt Denmark.
en- Of be fsrite Setilsre, tDOe Spneaqer
ben lobe Sanuar eitsr lausere 3ioa
Sp9oOm ca. 70 aar sammel. 6nn ei.
terloo fig en- @nte iamt en- Ssu os fire
9ptre, iOm ale ere 9ifle.
&iQis MitfsIiaH. 9Uer 0litttl.
lens Ssn / Miatoun, en- un9 Mono
uRr peb % 4ar, opfe ben 7oe Sanunr.
Dan tOm til Stabe / en- 9Oggius @nmt
/ N9rheoeH al 8nen 5reoerid for en-
lio iiosn oso at bu9se fig / ben enc Sob,
o9 eiter 5OrlpOenoe 9it Der ina 8nqt
eiier 8looior9iitnin9 / Sauref. Jon
baooe Gsoen I'll 5glge.
8nitor Gbr. 4eberien, @elt Ten.
mart. Tom tilbsrer Zen onnlte airie",
bar Opinst fin @erning iom Brat for
g8eit Denmark Menigbeo os bar efier
5orlDosuoe mObtage ct aalo fra 0tsnig.
beoeu / M%inneapoli8.
8. s. 4eberien, Tom or no lie
qnr tilbuse breu Jprretuius meo el,
trife Better / Relion. Wiun., Der piit
NOT fra ben 9io eriuores al mango
iRrlig Of Dem, iOm er / BeIiooelie Of be
S%gloia9er, iom be fit / 9rRmier meo
be eleftrilte Better, bar iii en- 5oran-
bring / @inter opfgrt en- Spbefabrii
ueo 9ud Citation; men BOG er ban eno-
MI uoe at iOrbnnole Better oe ggr III
tert en- 9O0 5Orretnin g, BOG Ialser ban
~6eitunOis bet iibfte.
91u bor 0i uom9rfet SlRoefsre, Der
oglan blioer gobt benDttet bnnoe met
Of fsre Ira til SapmBllsrue os Sam.
brRnbe iamt 9emmer til Stntionen; ia,
iioeu ri fit Sernbane, er FER bleuen Ell
for 9rnfif.
g. 3ielien. iom fOm BERTH fra
@eit Superior. bar M nubnet en- lial
8eitaurotiOn oeo aud Stniion, booi
ben rsllenbe til enbper lib pna Eager
fan fau en- Sop bnrm aaffe; bet er boz
nltib bebre END 81 Oe 8renbeoin, mel
Smus Os gebu9 er 10 fOritsais.
5. Seuien, lOm oeiaa fom 6ertil
fra @eit Superior os briuer Smeoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-05
Council 8lnfs, tSa.

Den 12fe bs. bauoe M~snie6eben fit
Aarsmsoe, bOoroeo pnistes til 8iafoner
Uar. sid, 9. Is. aorien Os 8 SEMEN;
til 9ruitses VI. 6nnien, 6 y. Mabien
os 3. Ssrsenieu, B genuulste os 3 npe;
3 @~briitoferien 9enual9tss til Setres
ter; til aoaettsrer os glabsanpiiere
8. Sia os y. SEMEN; iii SenOagss
Itoleleoere: | airfen $. Senlen, paa
@aibinston aue. %. y. g1ielhn, / Mis.
~liOnsbulet ". 6anien. Gormanoens
Qaarsrapport OiIer 270 Sjale Wles
nigbeben. Der bar inbfommet tit Mes
nisbeben nOset oOer $500; reiterenoe
@alb $1286. apinoeioreningen t9ler
SO Meolemmer. 6. g. Maoien er
aasierer inbeu9renDe Gar. Beo at
ie tilbase poo Oct ipunbne 9lar os iage
/ 8etragtning, at o9iaa nosle Sjele
bar iunoet 5reb meo 9erren, iaa bar pi
iarlis @runo til ms9en 9affigelie oa
til iambr9siis at arbejoe meo Seiu
a9rli9beb III at binoe os iammen oa
oeroeb ie bort fra bort esst og anbet,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-05

gi bapoc milbt 9eir inbtil ierIt /
Sauuur; men / ben iioie Iio bar ri
bog mqrttt. at Def er 8iuter. 90
noar ri bsrsr fra andre steoer, bar ri
pilt @runo til al oare tilireoie Der.
gi boeer npli9 8eips al 0R. Is.
9bomieu % 5ui9erim, 8aitor 3enisn
8ei0gei oar fun Tort, men manite bet
Tan bliue lRneere n9ite Sang. Mr.
5bomien uotrptte fig. at bet BAR 6elt
uHberli9t at e aft Der Ill og ina tanfe
nosle Nur til6a9e. ba ban lom @eolem
al so Ouiiationstomileen orog Der igen.
mem, Der uar iniet Dpr, intet par Der of
8D eQer Settlement. Sa, bet gaar raft
Der u. Gntota, buao pitt life iaa let
iiaoer fit S%ioeiiptte. O9iao meaem
Nmeriiauerne to9es Arbejoet op meo
Qloor, lanle6es bsr Der uarst bolat
Nsoer / 8oU6eas, igrit en- ll9e, Der
isnere iOrl9n9ebes en- llge. Nigberne
bOloiss / Bresbpierianerfirten ueo TO Of
Bpens 8raiter iamt 10 fra 9enmare.
= vi andre beis9enoe fan incomes
to ipite Os cen uOrit 4ralt.
vi renter mart Gbr. 5enian
meO 5amilie biem ira Daumarf, boor
De fGnfte no9et paa at 6lipe, men De
%itriuer. OF oe meo 9an9iel Oenter at
fomme iilbn9e igen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-05
Slpi9Bt, 81.

Nl er O5t mart len9e iiben. ber er
let nOset i g0aniteren" berira, og Def
tuaoe ie no, iom Ri life rgrfe paa Dc.
81 prsOsr bog paa / uogen Maaoe at
BRUCE ben foltbare 3io.
8i bnUoe Wi8iionsmsoe / Ga9ene
ira z. til 10. Sanuar. 9rpnerne
8ins, 8ucine, g9is.. Os q. g. gimon.
len, lom for bar uaret grait Der, ferie
Oroei. Ngoerne, iiar qftenmpoerne,
bar iptbeles gobt ~6eielie; man pnteoe
ON. al ON ui 6auoe fortiat liof lpnQere,
oiloe Der life blepet 8labs moi / alrfen.
Oct er imioleriib 9lRoelist at ie 5ors
lamiiugeH uotie for bper Gag; tbi
8roeu tOmmsr 10 Deb. at man borer, %
bette tier oso CUBS Orb. vi ben
o runo er bet alto elaoslist, at mango
oil bgre.
InitOr &lsmusien fra Mc9abb par
o9iaa til Sieoe ue6 De iGrite N1gbrr
men ban maatle forlaoe Os, for, iom
ban lnsoe, nnnar man ielu bar en-
I~5arm, itul man isrit paste BEN; beri
bnuoe Fan ~iittert Gei.
Ssnbua aitcn b. 10. San. ailutteoea
oisie Oelli9neoe Msber.
Bua G~OisbeOens MOrsen pil Del
fsrit tiliuloe les o9 ioritans, at @uos
Orb til os life er uenbt iomt til6nee.
men ubreiteoe bet, buorlil bet blep uo.
ienbt. 3erior. nait SUB, en- 9af I'll
Bro iterne fot BET Cubs Orb, be for.
tpnoie Os. IS giorce Oel. at S tom."
8enli9 9ilien til 8ebnfliouen OF
Blubets mnuee 99iere. q. u. 50.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-05

8ufalO Cafe, 8enpiae 60,
MinnclOta.

9a ieg Ieio med Snteresie laier
aorreiponoapcer ira De foriteai9e
8iaoIer / ,0.nReren~, 6oa6er is9,
Reoettionen ogiaa oil optoge ct par
9inier 6erfrd.
@i bar ingen grano til at flage
ober Oaarlige 3ioer. bet forlp6ae
4ar par / fin 9el6eo ct goot @ar.
Ter megen Regn BAR 10 en- DEL til
5inoer for 9erfniugal, men, Iaa
oibt ieg BED. bleo Den fulOenot Ter
pmfring. 6neoeu gap ira $50
8libcIs pr. Qtre, 6apren 400.
8pggen 25-35. og MojIen BAR gob
pa 6Dit 2enb. 9riierne er Der BET
les ingn @runo tt At tlage ober.
faa Oi bar bet 10 gobt. Nlsn jeg far
ner aaige0el tit Danmart. Blot IN
5ante maa jeg bare 9oO til at fprs
frem.
5. iom bar en- gammel 5ooer els
Ter Mooer ber6jemme, GLEN benz IL
fe, men glpo Dem meb ct 8rep en-
Sang imeqem. 5or ca. 6 4ar iioen
forlob jeg 9anmari, life iuit Iom
Barn, jeg bar 81 Qar gammel. min
5aber fuIgte mig til Stdtionen. Seq
glemmer albrig ben Smerte, Der lad
/ hans 8lit, oa ban iagoe mig 5arz
pel. glu sr ban gaaet biem til 6imz
meleu, ida ieg Ital fife ie BAN mere
6erneoe. Mlen jeg beo, jeg Itafebe
BAN mango Imaa @l9oer beo at
Ifribe til BAN. Mlen M Stop, mil
greO bliper for ldngt. gerIig Oil
fen til 9e6attgren og 2Gierne fra
bet life banIfe Settlement Deb 9Ifz
fafo 9dte, Minn.
Riefs 6anen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-05
G00ae G @arn6erg.

gelO5iOrtertt 6orrtinina / ,6arOmare@,
,.stoucs" % ..3inmare'. 6pr'te aiasies
9arer meo oeai0n I'll SolioItet o9 Sma9s
fulobeo, Qriierne binl9e o8 b%eiieute. 6ors
r%etniugeu / enbper eeiieenbe obiolat rel.
Siua' beioe ubieres biui9t Og 9oot.
G6One It Garn6erg, Blair, )ie6r.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-05
uOaniferen"
5reOaa Den ). 5e6tnar 1904.
Ieb.

9anif @uostieneite paa Ssnoag /
Dor oauit lat6erite airte til De iaoz
Danlige 9iOer. 5orm. ST. 1870 %
Qlften ST. 7.30.
Sonoagsitole ON Morgenen 81. 9.
Sat at De er 6anterOt - eisr
tie en- Dime - At bItDe fattig et
ingen a@luOrlis 6~orbrpOelie. 01un0
Dem op Og ar6eio. bOaO De Orter. De
fan oare litter paa at Oinoe, naar
Dc britter &ocfD Mountuin Sea ON
aftenen. 6arnbam &c Sampion.
- 5 bette 9umer tiapier Dor Oaaz
Ife a0inOsforening for fsrite Sang
en- goTar, ION ifal 6OlOe5 Den %.
5e6ruar. Gag 0larte til @pertis,z
lementet.
Senuie Sfit5er. Omaha
osSscg bar lagt 35 9unO pua / 10
MaaneOer. Der par intet, Der biaIp
mig, inOtil ieg 6ragte 0onifters DO
ctb Mountain 9ea@. Gn @%elii9nelIe
for en- ipgeIig apin0e.
5arn6am &c SampiOn.
Qud Sfolen gaar bet gDOt. 5
often 6olOes Der Iitter9rt Wtgbe paa
GnQelif. Der far paret nogle lette
Snq0om5tilfeloe, Ga 8rtppd Tag
tens, mens mere aloorlige 8ilfeIbe
bar Den biotil paret f%faanet fpr.
6ar De baarlig 5~OrOsjelfe, 5Orz
4oppelie, 6obeopine, Rbgfmerter elz
kr R9rebcToer2 6oliiters Roctp
Rountain 3ea pit belbreoe Dem.
Om bet Taar fell, iaa faa Oeres PEN
ge til6age. Del MAJ faloes rimeligt.
Re ener Sablet 5orm. 35 c.
5arnbam &c Sampfon.
= MIeo 6enipn til @eiret bar ri
M prgbet 6aabe onbt og gobt. Gaar
Der forleoen laftes % @r. unOsr
y2ul, bar bet en- 8rbffejl. Der itul=
De babe itaaet 20 or. 0. I. b. 5
Dag bar Ri igen bet Oeiligite miloe
8eir, Der fan t9ntes.
Sobn MeQudrrie 6dr ct fort
Cplog al 8bgningsmaterialer og auI
I'll labeitc prifer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-05
Blair, 9ebr.
South omaha.

iom uil iOrbinbre os / risii9 at iaite
gje paa Wtnalei % gore oft for Of nan
q BET. 8i Ifal bape TO Manneoers
Sommsrlfole; bet ooerlOoes til airtes
raaoel at Itniie aarer. 8Or Sngetasie
buroe uel life 9lemmes, enoltgnt ben er
llae; Der er Dog omtrent bet lamme Qn=
inl Ie6iemmer i0m lot. @i fat bdit
Here Spsbomstilfalbe / Qnret; iaa
Snotest os hight bar nOset NOR bas
lanceret. Der bar berItet ben bebIte
5oritaaelie iblanot os. o. Der fan life
anoet lises, enb at arbejoet bnr nrref
u%elisnei. Oct er min fulbe Sperbez
.uisnins, of meb iOrsSet ansrtenoelie
os 9ilIlutnin9 funoe meset soot uorets
iss; Os iss oil osiua iiae: jes er toms
men III oenne 5orItaaelie efter flere
Vars grbejbe / SDsetusieH, Itent jes
bar uaret iparet for SpsOOm o9 life
brr BAIT periOnlis 5Oroel al SDge.
fasien. Mon pi er be eneite / bette
a~rbejbe? ui fer aloris nOset oerOm fra
andre Steber.
= Den 10. San. itebtes @iaie 2inos
bnrot III fit iibite SOileiteb. Biaie
bar en- uns Manb, omfr. 1917 anr
snmmsl. ba ban fulotes bertha. Ger
bar nOset burnfist ueb bam, os maalte
ban pua bet iioite mere END fer tom til
8isbeb ON BarueItabet bos Cub oo ioa
lebes git bjem til 5aoerbuiet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-05

Bolton Block, Fourth and Nebraska Streets, Sioux City la.
Bill b9re Blair poG Clifton 6otel Mlanoaq ben Il. Warts.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-05
Saiar.

Blair aDinbeforening bar peo lit
Iibfe Mgoe b~eiluttet at 6oloe 8aiar
til geoFe for airfens 9eIn SorsS
ben 25. 5ebr., begpnoenoe
ST. 2 Gfterm.
Qae interesierebe 8binoer bebs3
inbIenbe @enFanoe til %l1ofafget %
ligeleoes Maoparer, ba Der Dil blipe
f~erOeret Qftensmao, % Gents pr.
Midaltio.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-05

y auprs auutnalsria. iaaiom gottrTtin- 6ssE<s
omn saEbfob& . a7ariHeaSeeu1 a - pssFra
sHuii "a bIIzt gsbits % huefis iHpur'sses dAnn
Tube ColorsI % prepated canvas ersEtfs
stata'Hser usstasts paa Ttsntnsr I'll s~lterzsrH~
a.LA n. JENSEN,
500. broadway, Council Bluffs Iowa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-05
9r. 3. &. Glarf,
Cbbt6aImOlOgili 0a cirss prtialii.

1eflom Oe lioer Al 0our6pine, GerpoiteI
z oimmelbe0, ioa9 0nfoamelie. Smerter ooen
oopebet eler neo 40 alna9en % ! %J}often. FL
Ter Ceres CIne i~uulrter op % rinOer meo 9ano
laa rdaOior Fem meb II. 6larG
naQtet bUem Der fer life bar tunnet biplpe Gem.
al 9leruefraiten peo CieHanitr9n.
gelie CT aOrio9en il i%aabanne Sl%oebeiinoenoef.
seg moaler Ziet o. bets Reruetilferiel ueo
oi0lp ar opbtbalmoleQiif 9ioenitob og tan be
bets Rran paa 19erDeiuitemct etsatt. "a
min MGa0e Of pnsie SrlIlcr III pan Tan ieg
i9rne ale Spmtoaer paa Sp~etaUltrPnaelle a
Ziet, % iaa g9r aatlren Jieteu Uerlom Se
bar 9riler, Der life i|tauoier iaaoonue <loebeftuz
oenoer, laa Ell De lite ti9ti9 tllpGsieoe.
Sfeleie reties
Operation. Abiolui busrten Ie6iein eller
Operation brnQes min Nietooe. Hrilleglas er
nit eneiie NeIbrebeliesmiooel. Gag Gem A9t
efterabsre. Roniulta.ionen er tonHoentiel.
.braska Streets, Sioux City. la.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-05

fOrretuins peb 5tationen, bar beitanOig
9Oht meO 4rbeioe. iarlls 6e%iteitouins.
@i lsr ON Seaongen nOsle irem.
meoe uuse WenreIter / Dor &irte, De tr
TONNE BERTH for at arbejoe / Sfopen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-05

Qarsdbonnement fan nu tegnti
paa ,0anfferen" og oHors
ben" for $1.90. naar be betales |
Jorltub.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-04-16

The Pullman Company is 90 far
taking the lead by the introduction
OF new sanitary sleeping cars. The
Journal of American Medicine says
in regard to the need of reform In
day coaches as well as Pullmans:
"All have been constructed seem.
ingly with the purpose OF being clean.
ed and disinfected with the greatest
difficulty. and of harboring most Sc
curely. parasites and germs OF dis
ease. AS in the common bed, so here,
every part should be made Of metal
that is possible; all corners and all
cracks done away with; the pushes
velvets and soft materials replaced
when possible by materials more cas-
lily cleaned, etc. Then the great de-
sideratum in all beds. sets, etc., is
ease Of taking everything apart, with
complete publication by water, heat
or disinfectants at stated frequent
times"
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TRUSTED EMPLoYE GONE.

Chemical National Bank Finds Itself
Shy Twenty-Five thousand.
New York. Apr. 16.-The report of
defalcation by an employe of the
Chemical National Bank, one of the
largest financial institutions here, has
been cleared up by the statement Of
the cashier His statement is to the
effect that a trusted employe whom
he names disappeared ten days ago.
after faithfully serving the bank for
twenty-five years, and an investiga
ton of his accounts discloses that
they were "out of proof" $4,000 The
missing man was in the check de.
partment. The loss to the bank Is
trivial, but the method of covering
up the defalcation is causing worry
and is not yet understood.
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unsanitary Coaches.

Las Vegas Optic.
There is no end Of complaint now
adays, about the unhealthy condition
of railway coaches. both the Pull
mans and day coaches. That this win
in time have it's effect upon the me-
thod of constructing cars is not to
be doubted. though the railroad com
panies do not appear to be falling
over themselves in the effort to re-
model the cars now in use.
The cars In use by the railroads
today were built before the modern
theories in regard to the agency of
germs In the spread of disease had
been formulated or generally accept
ed. While the railroads can not be
expected to discard the coaches al
ready built, they could at least re
model them. as occasion requires. on
more sanitary linea and have their
new Cars built with some regard to
|lssssaing tAs danger of injection.
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VARSITY TEAMS PLAY BALL.
Today Marks the Real Opening Of
Baseball Season.

Chicago. Apr 16.-Today marks the
real opening. of the baseball season
among western colleges. A number
of games have been played already,
but they have been In the nature OF
practice work. Some contests sched-
uled for the last week or two might
have been of interest but were nee.
essarily abandoned because OF bad
weather or wet grounds. The first
regular championship game takes
place on Marshall Field today when
Michigan and Chicago cross bats
Wisconsin plays Beloit at Madison.
Rose Polytecb 4ic and Indiana meet
at Bloomington, and Illinois takes on
Knox at Champaign.
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Rushing Exposition Work.

St. Louis, Apr. 16.-Twenty-five
in rushing to completion the Louisi-
ana Purchase Exposition, which is
to be formally opened two weeks from
today. To get everything in order
and clean up the grounds within the
allotted time is a gigantic task and
one which even the most sanguine of
the officials scarcely dare hope will
be accomplished. At the same time
the management confidently declares
that the exposition will be more near
ly complete on the opening day than
has been any of the previous great
expositions held in this country.
In order to facilitate the work the
officials have decided to close the
grounds to the public from now until
the opening. With the army of work.
men secure from interruption the
management is hopeful of accomplish
ing much within the two weeks yet
remaining.
Four states, Texas, Michigan, Penn
sylvania and Connecticut-had plan
ned to dedicate their buildings two
days before the official opening of .he
In view of the decision
of the exposition itliorities to close
the grounds it has been decided to de
fer the projected dedication until af-
ter the opening of the exposition
when the general public may attend
the ceremonies. The pOstponement
accords with the wish of the eXposi-
ton officials. who desire now to di
rect all efforts and energies 10 the
of the grea- Fair.
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co-eds. to Turn the Tables.

Madison, Wis.,, Apr. 16.-The young
women of the University of Wiscon-
sin to a large extent will import"
young men for the elaborate leap
year party to be given in the Uni
versity gymnasium tonight. Thus
the long sought opportunity to get
even with the men who ask out of
town girls to the Junior prom" is
available to the young women of the
University.
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REFINERY BURNED.
One Man Fatally suffocated and Two
Negroes Injured.


Beaumont, Tex, Apr. 16.-The ex.
plosion of an agitator at No. 3 refin.
cry of the Gulf Refining Company at
Port Arthur resulted In the almost
total destruction by fire of the refin
cry with loss of half a million dol.
lars. John Bonloss was fatally suffo.
Gated and two negroes were injured
while fighting the fire. That portion
of the refinery where the higher
grades of oil were refined was des.
troyed. The fire is still burning.
The fire was finally brought under
control after infiicting damage amour
ting to $125.O0O. The refinery proper
was not damaged. but three steel
tanks and their contents were des-
troyed.
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To Exploit Alcohol.

Vienna, Apr. 16.-An information
al exposition of industries connected
with the utilization of alcohol and
products of fermentation opened in
Vienna to-day and will continue until
the end of May. The exposition is
intended to give a comprehensive II
lustration of the present condition OF
alcohol for technical purposes and OF
other industries connected with pro-
ducts of fermentation-name brew
cries, distilleries, malt houses, starch
works, and the production of ferment
ed vinegar.
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BRYAN TO STAY.
He viii Not BE Ousted a. Executor
Of tire Bennett VIII.

New Haven, Conn.,, Apr. IA de-
cision denying in effect the applica.
ton for the removal of w. ]. Bryan
as executor of the estate of the late
Philo s. Bennett was rendered today
by Judge Cleveland in the probate
court. The application was brought
by counsel for Mrs. Bennett, the wild
ow and other residuary legatees on
the ground that Bryan was acting
contrary to the interests of the es-
tate. The matter will now go to the
higher court on appeal.