davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-11-11

Gn Gr=Mapor ium Murber. So
muel McGue, ti6ligere Mopor G9or=
lotteptlle, &irginia, og en- al Statens
melt aniete Sagfgrere> bleD 1i6lte nge
fienot ifplOig I Mor0 poa lin Snltrn
oen 4. September, nogle faa Sage ef-
ter at ban bap6e fratraa6t gmbe6et
iom WaDor. Denne &ien6el]e piI
meofgre Dg6sltraf. McGue bor ple-
oeret en- Meng6e Sager beo sem
DomItol, ser MI fal u6tole 0absnonl-
men ober barn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-11-11
&rpublikansk Dal9sejr

~ Vd'YotJ1'
@ienpalg, og lom aflgles al &epubli=
foneren 9oren GletcDer, ser tt6ligere
/ EN- lang slarreffe bar peret Gi-
ltriftets &epreienta1t.
S alle Sc an0re nor6bef flige 5to=
ter far &epl1blifa1lerne b11116et ofgip=
ren6e Sejre:
@ / 8 n ii II far attagelig
gibet @ooiepelt Ell @ajoritet of 75,=
1000 Stenmer. : @uperrgr Ga So
lette er gienpalgt, tro6s Sen @plit=
telle ser far peret / Statens repl1=
blifanife 9eir, Diltnof n1q6 $4,000
Stetnmers Moioritet. 9llle @totens
&ongresmen6, 10 iolt, er &epnbIi=
fanere.
S m a giper 9}ooiepeIt 100000
9temmers @aioritet og belger II
republifanife &ongresmG116; 9emo.
fraterne milte6e Sen enelte @ongres.
r,a1tb Sc bop6e gtaten. 6ele oe1i
republifanffe @totsticfet poIgtes meo
ct Slertal nellem 125,0OO og 1907
900 Stenner.
q o IS 9 a t o t a giper @ooie-
pelt en- Majorttet al ca. 25,OO05tem=
mer; &epublifanife Statsenlbe6s>
meno og fort rep. Glertol 2egis=
loturen.
g D6 9 a t t a bar ginet
&ooieoelt $4,000 @ten11ners Maiori=
tet. Gen rep. Statsticfet er bolgt,
ligele6es 8 rep. Circuit Domn1ere. Mi
2egisIature11s 1874 Meole1nmer er
alle me6 l1n6to9elle af s 9}epublifa=
mere. Spgrgsmaalet ON Gapitoliets
Slptning ofgioroes til 6or6el for
&ierre,6er bab6e Ell Moioritet al ben=
pes $4,000 @temn1er.
SIlinois 8 giper Mooierelt ct
6lertol poo 214,000 Sten1ner. og
93epublifonerne pelger min6it % al
Statens 25 &ongresnen6. &etu=
blifaneren Deneen er bolgt til @u-
pern6r me6 2d0 5telnners 61ertal
sc e. b ro t a bar ligeIe1es ct
itort rep. 6lertal> og Sc bar palgt be-
le Statsttcfet'en, i16befattet @uber>
nGr Micfep, Ser bab6e ca. 5000
Stemmer ODER Guiion-@an6i6aten.
George 80. 8erge.
sc c JIG N Dar en rep. Ma=
joritet al 10000. Set fer no til,
at DerrofrQtene life faar ct enefe
Se1e 2egislotlren.
Mf @toter, ON bbilfe sSS11teresien
ierlig bar 6reiet Jig un6er &anpag.
men; maa n9bnes
6 oil + Q r II a giper en- rep
Moioritet of $4,000 for 9fooiepeIt
9llle 6e rgperlte @mbe1smeno oe
iamtlige @ongresmen6 ct balgt al
&epublifonerne.
s OF 0 r q 5 0 bar gtbet &ooIe.
belt ct 6lertol paa 10000. @emo.
fraternes @npernbrfan6ioat, M6ans
bolgtes me6 5000 ober Mepl1blifane.
rem Beabc6D. sS
sRis louris 6lertoI'f for 800.
ieoelt er antogelig 20,OOO,pg set ben.
tes, at 2e9islatltren bill gipe &epubli
fonerne ct 6lertal al 2 eller 3 Stem
mer poa Joint Ballot.
S II bian a bar rep. SIertal a
10000, og 9e1tofroterne tabte s
|&ongresma1n6 oenne Stot.
8 ii . bar gioet @ooieDelt oel
|iterite Majoritet fom nogen rep. 8an
oi6at bar opnaoet Der | Staten, nem
Zig 10000.
@ennipl b a nj a bar ct rep
6fertal paa 100000, % set er iano
I. "a 49, e:x. AZ
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-11-11

| CIV "~"~'" /"
&olget ct operltaoet, og Melultatet
bleb iom man bap6e pentet, en- Seir
for &ooiebe1t og &epnblifanerne.
Ofen bpob man life bap6e be11tet por,
at Seiren bleb iao oberber0en6e flor
iom Sen blep. 9l0rig set repub1i=
fanife &arties @iitorie bar 6ets GIerz
tai peret ioo ltort. sSffe alene bar
olle Sc nor0lige og be eltlige @toter
mel0t Jig til Sen republifanife Tane>
men Set 6emofrotiife ~ioli6 Soutb"
bar e1roog begp1bt at biie republic
fanlfe Sen6enler.
Set piicr Jig nernlig, at boo6e
Mislp11ri og Marplono far polgt re-
publifanlfe &olgmeno for Treli6e11t=
palg, og &ooi iebelt bor berpeo opnaaet
at foa life ni1t6re ems 343 8alg=
1np11b, 1nebe11s ser fun er 1873 for
0fo6fo116i6cten, 9ommer &arfer.
Saa ltor Ell @eaioritet bar efbnu i1t-
gen republifonlf Eraiioentfonoi0at
opnoaet Disie @olemen6 repre-
lenterer en Tolfeltemlne poo oper 2
Milltoner.
Snaen rcpublifanlf Hreii0ent=
&anoi0at bor bun6et en ioa glinren<
Sc Sejr iom Sbeooore 9ioolepelt.
sllle Sc loofolbte tpibl lomme Stoter
bar go0fjenot bans sl0miniltrotion
pes at gjenpnlge bam, olle meo meget
betD6elige Majoriteter.
! Saa at iige oberolt Dar Statsbol=
gene peret @ornoni meo &reiioert=
bolget. Ser er Sifferbeo for, at ser
&ongresien pil blibe ct ltort repu.
blifanlf 6lertal; bpor fort fan life
itges 9iebliffet, men Sollet iettes
til oller min6lt &c. og ml1lig noar
set lige 100.
Silt og fer bor Ser bog beret rel
merfelige Mfpigelier fra set aln1in6e=
Itge republifanlfe @alg inben Sen
famine Stot. Dette giel6er ioole6es
f6rlt og fremmeit for bort eeet
80 i1tne ota.
9lt MinneIota er en- grun6mure1
republifanif Stat bites beb at &oole>
belt fer fit ct Slertol af mellem 110,=
} 600 og 125,000 @temmer og pe>
&olget at en- folio republifanif Son.
: 9res=Delegotion poa 9 Meolemmer
: lan1t en- Statsticfet of famine Yarti.
t farbe. Men Set polgte Ell s m .
t t oti + CUB berngr, Sc.
J nator Sobn. 81. sSobnlon af ct. He.
ter, og gab bam ct 6lertal l. 6ettf
: 9ieblif anilaoet til rln6t $4,000
@ten1mer. 9ette bier, at Mirneio.
ia @elgere life er bir6e6e 9arti
le11fer, noar set gjeloer om at fac
6en beb1te Mon6 til Sen bbieite Boit
T Stoten, og at Sc foritaor at 6rage e
iforpt SfeI mellem 6e rationale vScss
2 iues" og sc i11ebrere, mere lofolt
: Spgrasmaol.
2iiten oper Mtnnelotas Stotsem
!, be6smpn6 bar efter &alget felgenbt
r Sammenl9tning:
@uberngr:: Sobn 81. sSobnion.
! 8icegl1berngr::' &oD SO. ssSones.
+ statsiefreter:: g. g. &onion.
t General =g[bpofot: 6. s. Donng.
5 Statsauoitor:: g. 6. Sberion.
: Statsfasferer:: S. s. 8locf.
I SSernbane= og @orebus @omis1p
I rer:: Sra 9. Mtlls og 8tlliom 6
I Ooung.
s &gieiteretsoommere: @bas. g
: elliott, @bas. 8. 9elpts, Cabin 3
r 8rotpn og g6tpin 81. ssSaggar6. II
II 9llle Statens @ongresmen6 op
r naaeoe @jenbalg meo 1n6tageIie a
e Demofraten SSobn 2ino i 5. Diitrit
]. (6ennepin @ountD), iom lite fiat
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-11-11
@am,lc 6crbinanb @ilbelm 2nnbe

/ @on Claire, @is., ofgif pe6 en- 1tille
og rolig 9e0 Spn0ag Morgen. San
nar oper 50 s(or gammel og par feot
/ &riltianio. 6on bar bla1ot Sc elo=
lite @ougianere / 9eorge og bele bans
Sin bar preget al ariltenoom og EN-
penlig og l11il gammel Mano bar
bo,1 iom pil iopnes al mango. Sim
9orn0om og ltng6pm tilbragte ban i
r.onio poo SEN 5i6, 6a @enrif @er=
oelano lepe6e og fempebe og @amlin>
gen bop6e mango slnef6oter at for
telle fra SEN Sis. @am1e 2ur6e
bar en al Sc, oper bpis Sci Der par
2ps, ifriper r@eform".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-11-11

81 gnifc nogle faa Danife % 9sor-
ife til at lamle Mbonnenter.' 2ibero-
be 8etingeIier bill tilbp6es. Som in6
log Bib befienot mes Dor Hlan.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-11-11

Major S. 81. 8asion, en- ameri<
fanlf Officer, Ser fin Si6 imdoe}aa
en- brilliant &orri6re 6e syor. Stmers,
Arnn6> bpilfen ban en- forbolospis:
ung Ml6er bar abanceret til uBapma-.
lter", itges MI at f9npe sSapans.
Scr Moncbnrtet. We6enS fan bar.
/ Sc Tor. @toters @er> ipilleoe ba1s:
en- meget flor Gum al &egieringens,
Benge bort og 6dn1tes til 5 Mars:
Straffeorbej6e 2eabentportb Stats<
fengiel, Sans. Ser u6fdrte fan f1ere
meiterlige Snge1idrarbej6er. Otter
bans 2esla6elie n99teoe bans @ultrm
at tilbogefal6e en- S5filsmisie>Mnisg-
ming, og Fan forIo6 "a 2an6et og git
I iapaneiiif Eieneite. :
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-11-11
Gm mp banif 6pbcrituf=Tabrif e1

Cn HD 1dHft TbbtfFD1=Tuurn er
nprettet 6resno. @r. M. @asiel=
boIcb % onbre 2onife ct iflg. ~8ien"
lterft interesierebe / benne Sabrif,
bpis Nroorft fol6es rGalfo1fo", ct
Jo6erltof 1apet al sllfalfa Hlanten og
inoeboloen6e Ell ganife 11alnin0elig
gfnringsperoi. 6abrifen bar biit Jig
at ppre en- flor S1fces, og 8e1tillin=
gerne itremme in6 ioa bl,rtigt, at Ser
enten noo bpsges 6ilioler, eller og-
iao maa bet nuberenoe 6abrif 1tbpi>
bes og on1fulfaltres.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-11-11

@r. Due @anien, en- @pn af @on-
torcbef &a,ien / &igbenbabn, ser
mt6t / forrige Moone6 bIeb ittbIogt
paa ct. 9lntonius &oipitol ct.
Souls, lioen6e al Spf1s, er ifgIge
Meb6elelie fra Dor @orrelponoent Ser
/ 8Den en6nu paa &oipitalet og en6-
MI life l1benfor 6are.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-11-11

@r. S. II. 2arlcn, ti0ligere 8eitp=
rer. ior sen bcfienbte Sfole b. @e=
items Snltitrt (@obrs sfo1e) / &ip=
benborn, bor Sc liblte II slor op=
bplbt Jig / e(merifo og bor peret boiot
/ @o1couner, Gan. Tor Si6en er
fan bie,nme / 9onmorf poo 8elGg og
er 1,n6er 6ette hlepet bepret meo ct
6eltmoolti6, ipm hans ti6ligere Gle
Der bop6e orrongeret for baln paa
@otel Tdnir / &iebenbapn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-11-11

Nfprfe Mnelier. gn 9feprelertant:
for ct @bicago 6irma, Ser netop er.
returneret fra @igo> @panien, babbe
talt me6 flere rusiiife Officerer pan
Sen rusiiife Glaa6e UNDER 6ens 9p~
bpl6 ser. De iDntes ollie at omgaaes
me6 Ganfen om> at 6e git Sen pis1e
800 im66e / Sc eltoiiatiife 6arbanoe,
og 6e bab0e u6talt, at Sen Straf ser
fun6e ttl6eles enfelte al Dem for Mf-
feren me6 Sc engelife Giifere> bar e1a
rem Biting, naar en- De6s6om lpGbe-
Sc ober bele 6laa6en. SITE en- @a1eh
poo 6loo6en perteoe at fonme lepe1t=
oe tilbage, og 6e Officerer, ser er til
bagefal6te for at lbore til 9lnflagelr
for Mff9ren 8elterbupet, er @jen-.
itan6 for almin6elig Misun6elie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-11-11
Song @6war6 af @nalan6 gigr

Song Gbmarb al Gnslanb eigr
oenne Gi0 Sorieg paa at gipe BEN en-
gelife &resie en- Munofurb. Com
Hrins Of @ales lto6 ban paa 6en beo=
ite 500 me6' SSol11rnalilterne og more
Sc Jig ODER Sc l11narnlgfoloige @lo66er-
biltorier Sc bragte ON bans Nripat=
lip; men efter bans Sronbeltigelie er
Sorbol6et Ii6t a16erle0es, og fan fg=
Ter Jig fife laa li6t generet of at ser
fife err en- Hlet / fans ubpre @el li6=
0elie, bpor ban fan flp fen og lcpe
lom Fan bil, u0en at fan fur 8lo6=
forreipon0enter @elene paa Jig, reoe
til at rapportere bans ubetp6eligite
@an6linger. 9ette bil fan MI babe
lot en- Stopper for.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-11-11
Rldndt Cdmd$mxnQ / H1nerika.
Rnar.j

.. 6. Mm9emt, ct. 2ouis, Mfo., er
af Song Oscar II. uonepnt til g}io-
Der of @aia Or6enen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-11-11

efneipillerne &ollins us @erifinb
optroo6te SEN 81. Sftober / 8rogo
Sail @ertb @mboD og gior6e megen
9pffe. Sfjsnt &omiteen fun bab6e
babt 8 Sage til at apertere og arran<
gere l1u0erbol0ningen, bar Ser on=
trent fl1l6t @us. Otter Toreltillingen
lerpereoes Torfrilfr1inger og bol0tes
ct improptieret, meget lipligt Sal.
@eo Silbogefolnlten fra &elten bil
gfueipillerne otter gipe cit Sore til
ling Hertb 9lmboD.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-11-11

SDiHanb o9 Mmerifa. Ser er iiao-
leoet forbere0en0e l1n6erbon6linger.
mellem Spiflonb og Sc z Soreneoe @tn-
ter ON Mfilutning] laf Ell Mrbitrotions=
Graftat til fre0elig Btlnggelie al o1le
opitaaen0e stri6igbe6er 111ellem Sc to
Sanoe. 9en tpife 93egjeringspresie
notoler fig 1neget fortrglt11ingsf1rlbss
ON u6ligterne for slfIrtning aT e1s
iao0on Graftot og poopeger> at jfjgnt
ser tioligere bar bnret W}enilrgsfor-
lfielltgbe6er 1nellen Sc to 2on6e> efs=
ilterer Ser for Si0en i11gen laa0anne>~
og SiDspunftct for en- iaaban Sruftat
bar al6rig b9ret be0re eno netop 11n-
0isie 9lrtifler ontoges at bore inlpi=
rereoe al &egjeringen ielb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-11-11

Sung Trcbericb al Gacbicm, Ser
for,1plig obertog &egjeringen efter fin
af666e Sober, er lom befien6t ifilt fra
lin &uitru, Ser for ct Bar Mors Si0
lioen flpgte6e fra bam meo en- W}ulif=
lprer, efter Sigen6e for6i ben6es
Man6, Sen oab9ren6e &ronprins, be-
ban6le6e ben6e brutolt. Ser. bar
iiben beret giort flere misIpffe6e
6oripg paa at tilpejebringe ct Gorlis
mellem 6e fftlte 9@gtefolf, men bette
er bi6ttl 1nisIpffe0es1 efter Sigenbe
foroi Sen It'll af6poe Song @eorg pea
set beltemteite mo6lotte Jig Set. Gen
fraifilte &ronpriniesle opbol6er fig i
SStalien, og Ser er giennem @atifanet
i110le6et npe ltn6erDan6lin9er ON ct
Sorlig mellem 9ggteporret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-11-11

Gm banif fpimbclig @portforening
unber 6orm al en- @egleflub er plan'
logt Gresno, Sal. Sagen er en6nu
/ lin 8oroen, men alt Sal6 er set
iiffert, at flere al be pngre Gamer pil
giere ct Torlgg paa at laa ualle 9et".
vgaurblpiet" filter Gjer. S ~@oro-
lpIet"s iioite 9a,mer me66eles, at
8Ia6ets biotioige 92e6after, &r. g.
eenlen, MI tillige bar opertaget l1b<
eipelien al gla6et efter Sobn @olf
jun. ST. sserien bar altiaa MI @ne=
fontrol ober 8lo0et, og ser fan ingen
Gpil bore ON, at Set gaar en- imlf
5Srelnti0 irneoe ltnber bans fpnbige
og bpgtige 9eoelle.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-11-11

Sra Maroffo, / oct nor6peitligef
Mfrifa, fommer Me66elelie ON jtaoig
tiltagen6e l1roligbe6er. Serlig gj9I-
Ser 6ette ON 2an6ets norolige Oel,.
be0 Mi60elbabet og 9ltlanterbapet,
men ogiaa Sen ipblige Gel> ser bio
til far p9ret lopal moo Sen berlfenoe
Snltan, begDn6er Ser at blipe nro~
ligt, me6 blo6ige &an1pe melle1n inb=
fp0te Stam1ner, ser Haas ON Wag=
ten. De al @nltanel1 in6jotte @u-
bern6rer mdoer fprf Mo6ltan6 ,nabn-
Zig af stammer, Ser itaor sSorbir1=
oelie me6 8onbttten 9fatllli, iom /
lin SID bortfprte @rpif- -slmerifaneren
Her0icaris. 2onbsbDer bliber plDnb-
re0e, Srafifel1 paa 2an6eoejene et
itanoiet, og fra franif SIDE gibres in-
tet for at ifaffe Or6en tilbeie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-11-11

&aitor S. 8. Meper, @reit | Sen
Torerebe norlfe lutberlfe Strife, er
blepet @relt pe6 Sen norife 8etble-
bem Me1igbeo Son 6rancisco, Galv
Ser poo @run6 al Hreitenangel /
l9ngere St0 far D9ret ltptrflom. Eo=
ltor Meper far gbicago uofbrt ct
1tort s(rbei0er, bbis ifjpnne Monu=
me11t er Ell &trfebpgring til ca. &c.
900 Collars. 9o fan begDn6te fin
@irflo1nbe6 8enpebDen talte bans
Meni9be6 fun 16 Meole1nmer; men
/ Sc ipb Mar, ban btrfe6e Ser, opto9
&aitor Meper oper 600 Mennefer
iin Meni9beb, ser altiaa MI bao6e er
flor og iterf % fun nbotg gab Zip
pao bam. Sen Sorenebe &irfes 8e=
1tprelle anlao bam in1i6lerti6 for en-
al ben1, Der bar beoit uoru1tet til at
nptoge @irfiombeben bette alt anbet
el1D Iette 6elt San 6ranctsco.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-11-11

Gn tor Spproo9nsnlpffc in6trof I
2gr6ogs Sos slngeles, @al., 1u1ber
en tet Saage. 4aa Sporbejsltnien
til Song 8eacb 1tanbl le6e en- Basla<
gerpogn 1ne6 33 &osiogerer peb en-
Mellen1 1totion. gn &eparattonspogn
mes 40 merifanife 9lrbej6ere fom ab
Sporet / famine &etning og Ieb mo
/ 8asiagerbognen, og alle omboro I
benne, blep fpete6e. Sort Si6 efter
fom en- Bogn fra Song Beacb paa BET
mo6iatte Spor og 1tan6ie6e for at op>-
tage Sc Saare6e; ogiaa SEN blen paa=
fj6rt of ct Mrbej6strnn> ser fom i:
ionme &etring. Salt blep 40 Mer=-
nefer mere eller minore baar6t fp9-.
lte6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-11-11
st 2mftiib paa Tlm9t. 8olomin!

st 2nftifib paa Tlnst* 8alotpins
2uftiftb, california Mrrotp" fal0et,
mes bbilfet 9uftifipper &nabenibue
bor foretaget flere bellpffe6e Ops
ltigninger, gift Jig forlesen 9lften Ell
Sur paa egen &oano. Sfibet iful6e
flpttes be6 @ielp of nogle Sreftope,
men be6 cn ubeloig Man6bre flap Set
lps fra 9lrbei6erne og iejle0e u0 /
&ummet u6en nogen 5tDresman0
omborb. Oct bar foripnn6et on1tr.
"a Gimer og bleb iaa fun6et al nogle
6ormere; 6ets Streftobe bab6e lat
Jig fait iet Tr9. Saa blep Mppara>
tet lesiet paq en &eitoogn og Eri>
umf fprt til ct: 2ouis 8ortiet fra
en- ubetg6elig Glenge / @osbeboIoe-
rem bab6e set ingen @fa6e li6t.
S 6enne uge begpn6er ben tore
&onfurrence poa l1oitillingen / ct.
2outs mellem 2uftiftbe ON Sen ltore
@ris paa 100000. Ser er anmelot
5 2uftfibe, alle blot forifiellige i
@onitruftion og Bri11cip.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-11-11

Gn @prensnin9 af Sremaetsfor>
bmnbet (Erippelalliuncer, Spiflono,
AItrige og Stalien) aniees for ner TO-
reitaaen6e, i6et ss5taIien og @itrige
ita6ig fommer paa mere ipen6t SOD,
og ser er en- olborlig Gare for> at Ell,
&rig mellem 6e to 2an6e bill brD6e
les in6en lenge. geattonalfelelien
mellem 6e to 6olfei1ag bar al6rtg oe-
ret go6, og 6e / 6e ip6lige pitrigife
@robinier boenbe sStalienere bar len,
ge flaget ober let 8eban6ling af 6e
tpifalen6e 9ftri6ere,. en- gienii6tg
&an6elstraftat, iom bar UNDER Ober=
beielie mellem 6e to 2on6e; bleb til
SSntet paa @run6 at Mo6ita116 fra
9itrigs SIDE, og for nDlig bleb Sc ito
lienife @tu6enter beo l1niperiitetet /
SsSnnsbriicb meget iI6e beban6le0e al
6e tpife 9itrigere UNDER nog1e Sptej-
er Der. ssStalienernes @a6 til 91trt<
gerne bar gibet Jig l16Tag / 96eleg=
gelie af eltrigffe &oniulater flere
italtenife 8per. Gpflon6 bar al al
Magt arbejoet for at bilegge Stri-
btgbeoerne mellem Sc to sSorbnn6s-
fpller, men u6en Sel6, og Sen alnir1=
6elige Mnifuelie er, at Eremagtsfor,
Ebnnoet, Ser | mange glar bar bapt
iaa flor SSn6flp6elie paa 6en epropei.
lite internationale 8olitif, MI e1
liprRngt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-11-11

Sen nDe banife &irfe / Sureoo
Harf, &c.,, iom Sen berp9renOe, l1n=
Ser Sen forenebe banlfe Strife b6ren=
Sc Menigbe6 far bpgget / CONNER,
ngrmer Jig nu fin 6uloenbelle og pil
blipe taget @rug meo Set f6rite. Sen
lille @enigbe6 bar bragt ltore Ofre
for at faa rejit 6enne Strife, men bar
iaa ogiaa SEN SiIfre6sfillelie, at Set
pil blipe en at Sc imuffeite og be6l1
u61tpreoe 6onffe &irfer slmertfo
@omle og l1nge bar iber0igt arbei0et
&aan6 / &aono me6 Menigbeoens
&relt, 8altor sc. @entien, for at fao
8Degearbejbet fremmet; Baitor 8eut,
len bor gaaet / Spi0len og bor per.
ionlig 0eltaaet en6o6 set grobelte
Mrbej6e beo Spfgrelien.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-18
1RAMPLED
BY TEAM At
HORSE SHOW
John G. HeCkSher'S
Injuries May
Be Fatal.

NEW YORK, Nov. 17.-spectators
were thrown into fnsense excitement
tonight at the horse show in Madison
square Garden when John G. Heck
sher, secretary of the National Horse
Show Association of America, was run
down and trampIed upon by a pair OF
horses on exhibition in the ring.
Hecksher had started to cross the
ring. He was passing in front of a
team driven by Mrs. Edward R. Ladew
Of GIencove, L. l., when one of the
horses Iunged forward and struck him.
II an instant he was down and his
head and shoulders were struck several
times by the horses hOofs. When help
reached him he was almost uncon-
scious, his face was cut in several
places and he was bleeding profusely
Hecksher was at once removed to
his home, where the fear was expressed
that he may have concussion Of the
brain or a possible fracture Of the skull.
Hecksher is the father-in-law of
Mayor George B. Mcclellan and is
member Of many prominent organiza-
uOns.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-18
Resigns When Taft
Starts for the
ISthmuS.
War SeCretaTy'S IRVeStiga
uOl May Result in
Other Changes.
Officials Said to Be Looking After
Their Own Interests Too
Closely.
Special Dispatch to The Call

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE resig-
nation Of Colonel Frank J. Hecker Of
the Isthmian Commission which was
made public to-day was the result Of
serious friction in the commission.
Other changes are expected TO follow
Secretary Taft's visit 10 the isthmus,
during which he viii carefully investi-
gate charges and complaints against
other Commissioners. Admiral Walker
hereafter VIII be the actual as well as
the theoretical head Of the commission,
directly subordinate TO Secretary Taft
II General Davis is not removed as
Governor Of the canal zone, his powers
viii be restricted. Minister Barrett will
be supreme in the negotiations for
settlement Of all disputes with the
Panama Government
In rendering his resignation, Colonel
Hecker says he is afraid Of the climate
Of Panama. An investigation OF the
facts show that his retirement has been
expected by those close 10 the President
and Admiral Walker.
II is charged that Colonel Hecker
conducted himself in a manner cal
culated 10 arouse the suspicion that
business interests were guiding him
largely in the performance of his du-
ties. Immediately after the commission
reached the conclusion to purchase 1000
dump cars, Colonel Hecker, il was dis
covered. wired 20 friends in the United
States. urging them TO work for the
contract These friends, It is said. i'm
mediately began to lobby for the con-
tract. Admiral Walker took steps to
frustrate the work of the lobby.
Hecker's business methods and the
way he proposed handling the 10000, 600
preIiminarily appropriated for begin
ming the work have been seriously crit
icized.
It is claimed that Colonel Hecker was
interested in big lumber and other con-
tracts. He disapproved Of what he
called the red tape methods" of the
commission, and had several clashes
with Admiral Walker.
In conversation with several friends
here. to-day Colonel Hecker said the
red tape methods" OF the commission
were responsible largely for his resig
nation. He asserted that he was a
man OF action" and could not toler-
ate the slow procedure adopted by Ad-
miral Walker and his other associates
upon the commission.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-18
DEMOCRATS
SCARCE IN
THE HOUSE
Late Returns Add
to Republican
Majority.
Special Dispatch to tn. Cali.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 17.-According
to the first unofficial list Of members
of the next House of Representatives.
prepared by Herman Phillips of Chi
cago, clerk Of the House, and John R.
Williams, file clerk, the Republicans
will have a majority of 116 in the
F'ifty-ninth Congress, which is higher
than any other unofficial estimate yet
reported.
The list was received to-day and on
the basis OF all returns which have
been sent to the clerk the Republican
membership will be 251, to 155 Demo-
Gratis 1t is possible further returns
may reduce the Republican majority
by two
The gains recorded as having been
made were as follows: California, 3;
Delaware, 1; Illinois. s; Indiana, 2;
Iowa, l; Kentucky. 1; Massachusetts,
/; Michigan, 1; Minnesota, 1; Missouri
8; Nebraska, 1; Nevada, L: New Jersey
2: New York, s; North Carolina, I;
Ohio. 3; Pennsylvania. 2; total, Il.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-18
LAWYER FAILS TO HOLD UP
STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS
Federal Treasury Warrant Which He
Refuses to Surrender VIII Be
Cancelled

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE Attor-
ney General to-day rendered an opinion
in which he holds that a treasury war
rant issued in favor Of the State of
Massachusetts and now held by local
attorney here under power Of attorney
on the plea that his fee has not been
paid must be turned over to the State,
and that should the attorney refuse 70
do So the warrant will be Cancelled and
a new warrant issued to the State
About a year and a half ago Congress
appropriated about 81 SOC, 900 TO reim-
burse the State of Massachusetts for
expenses incurred in fitting out troops
during the Civil War including inter-
est and premium on gold paid by the
State Previously the State authorities
had entered into contract with
Washington lawyer to act as State agent
in looking after the claim, and agreed
to allow him 10 per cent of the amount
received. The attorney holds the war
rant and refuses TO turn it over to the
State until his fee Of $3.50, 900 is paid
The State contends that the fee is
grossly excessive and makes other allie
cations tending to show that the attor-
ney is not entitled to the fee claimed.
The Attorney General holds that he
warrant belongs to the State and that
the attorney has recourse to the courts
to establish his rights in the matter.