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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-11-04
De &ejfor enoes Set.


Gtboert mt 8efor0ri1gSmi06el
meOigrer Sore for Sc @eiiorenoe.
Suoleoes bar set neo 9icpflcl1 / 0en3
llngoomsooge; It'll er Sen b(euet ct
Torlu1itigt Nrhejbsopr, men 0a Sen
ltob / i'm kingdoms Goor % bar mutt
1er og ~lportp", fn11oe Sen bore i(cu1
NOT at nld0e poa Ell Gooe eller 2cn=
oepej. 9a1 far M1lton1obilet oflplt Ser,
'om Sc &ejfarenoes Sfrnf> pg Set er
Tor aupiot farligere, lom Set ct hoo0e
7tprre og ltprfere;; til @jengjelo CT
6amilie1 life lau tolrig en6n1t, o1
111oen Mutomobilet bliper lige ioa al
Mtnoelig lom 9iepflen, bar forboo=
herl1g Den offe1lige Mening og Cont
ltolene forpanOlet Ml,tomobililterne
til 6ornnftu9i ener> Ser toger @enipn
til oeres Me0ifa6ninaer. Men ct @e=
1ororingsmio0el, lom for bpert Mar
Der gaar bliper mere moroeriif, oQ
bnis Stprere b1iper mere benlpnsldle
og lfjeoesldie, er Sernbonerre. Sc CT
paa en- big Moo0e &ulturens 8prere,
men lamtioig CT Sc blebet en- re;1 1Sor=
banoelie for 2anbet, iao meget mere
1om man fife fan unoppre Dem oq
otter og otter npoes til at betro lit
Sib til Dem. Men Sc $4,000 lemlp=
1teoe Easiagerer fiji tie Mor CT ct alt
Tor talenoe 8eois for Np0penoig6e0en
at lfarpere &ontrol al en- eIler on0e,1
Mrt til at set fan 1fpoes til SIDE. Oct
1naa fomme 0ertil> at @ejforenoe Tan
fproeS 5ifferbe6> enten set er poo
Sernbone eller paa 2on6ebei eller
Booe, og Sernbanefompogniet moo
bore nnoerfalte6e Strof Iige laa fulot
1om lfib6esleie 8icpfli1ter eller' s[l1to=
mobilijter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-11-04
fre6eIig 2psning

en- re6eIig 2psning /.
Ser ct nit Gifferbeo for, at @lts-
lerne pil ilippe lettere fra 6eres 6pr>
g%aoelie mos Sc eugelife 6ilfere / &c.
ltcrbopet ems Sc bub6e fortjent. So=
gen bliner inoanfet for cit &ol0gifts=
oon1ltoI> bliper enoelig @icnltono for
Soog Sribl1nolets &ienoelie, Muslm1o
betoler eli @p0e, % 0crnneo CT sen
Sag CLIENT. Sfibnt felt gaor Sen bel
l1pppc / @(emmebpgen. Gen bor bull
pct til ut ipnffe Set tioligere iaa frpg-
telige Muslonos Stipulation irm
frig$fprenoe Mogt, og Set er bel ret
bclet SEN enei tie Stipulation &l1slono
nogeniinoe bar bupt. 9ele 9eroen
forbopies ODER Mltslan0s ltforbereOt=
be6 pao Sen &rig,iom Set ptoite moat=
te fonme, og iom Set ielp far trent
folot; % roor sets Hei erpeflaaoe el1=
oelig popcr Jig us al Sc biemlige 6ar=
pon0e, bliner 0ens Tsrere iao nerpp=
ie> at Sc fl1Ioltnnoig taber &opeoet og
ifpoer til @pjre % @en;tre / ne1,trale
Tarpon0e. @uS1unOs &rigslebelie er
blepet ct Sfl1eipil for bele &cr0e1t, o9
set biulper fun li0et, at bets me11ige
Gol0ater I ltoiif &o la0er fig ilagte
ne6, foroi Sc beor6res 0erttl. 5lette
6prere % mooige Sol6oter 110gier
inger1 ltor Militprnution.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-11-04


@n Emancipation inotraf | 2drs
bags / @ocfp Mountains Cos &l1l-
mine pes 5el1co, 40 Mile Gelt for
Erini0o0, Golo. Mlle Ser bar ne0e /
Mine11 omfom, n1ert Sallet paa Sem
fjenoes life me6 Sifferbe0, 0og CT
Set fife u110er 90. Minen beltoor al
en- 1000 SOD lang ifruat ne0o0 To-
benbe Sltn1el, og set Ste6, bpor Cts
plolionen mems at bore ifet> ligger
600 SOB fra Ml1n0ingel1. Set CT
lpffe0es &eoningsm9n6 at trgnge
200 500 inO / 5unneIlen. 6lcrtol-
let al Sc Smfomne bar ltblrnbinge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-11-04

res Garbanoe. Set git lbs mes Sur
raraab og S%lagfipntng ne6 as belle
Sen rusii1fe @laglinte. Siffert er set
lebet Sc brobe Mafifobttter folbt neo
as &pgge,1, 6a Sc ct &ar Gage efter
bprte ON 6loooens 8eorifter / Mor6=
igen. Set at 6eres lille 9ampbao6
baooe fortonet Jig for @usierne iom
Ell iapaneiif Sorpe0obaa6. @n anoen
Gang BOILER 9eafifop Jig iiffert inben
raor &l1sierne ligger / 2ange.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-11-04

til at 1nolamle Sfotten bos SEN at1-
Sen % bringer iaale0es al set gamle
SAD mellem oisie, iom en- cipiliierct
@egjertng al al Mogt ifuloe babe BE-
ltrebt Jig for at l1obilfe, til at ipille
in0.
9e Sorte> alorig tilbpjelige> til
Irbejoe og berppet Snitiattuet til
@eptnlt peo Sen tioligere for0elagtige
9anoel meo @lfenben % @l1mmi far
ofte unolaot til @eejeringerr at att
gtoe Stprrelien al Set in0pun0ne,
6porefter Sfattel1 funoe beregnes.
6or at Itatltere alporligc gfsempler
poa iaooonne ltnolooeller, er set ino=
ipote Eoliti blepen tilloot, ia ofte op-
mu11tret til paa ioooanl1e Stammer
% 2onoSbper, Ser far un0la6t at
erlngge oen fuloe Quote, at a11pe11oe
Sc itprite @rulom6eoer og Stroffe.
9e GmbeOSmGn6, ser far tilloot
l%aaoonne Nfifpeligbeoer at fi1oe
Steo, er / mango Gilfnl0e blepne
refrlttereoe fra @propos @nrme % er
en0 p6ermere blebne brutalilereoe
peo 6or6inoelien mes Sc f%annibolife
Stammer> ligelom ogioe ielpe Set tro=
piife Mfrifos &lima Dor Snoflp0elie
paa oi$ie @ennelfers 0priife &oraf=
ter. Ganifeligbe0erne pes at fin0e
pirfelig paslen0e Men0 til at oberta>
&c pg tilfre0sltillenoe 11ofpre Sc for
ifjellige observation-disclosures / Mfrifa
mao formil0e Don1me1 oper @en-
tralregjeringen / @elgien for Sens
(tnoergtpnes S9ilesles6eoer. Selp
Dor egen &egiering guar life Siam
forbi, naar Denies til nogle al bore
in0ianife Mgenters Sonolinger /
lpun0ne Sioer.
Sp0agellen al ltore Nreoler, be-
0effeOe al @ummi E(anter / &pn-
goregtonerne og Sen itore Tordgelie
al Bette Ero0ufts &urot / lenere Mor
bar friitet &egieringer1 til at operta-
&c, bpa0 proftilf let CT ct Monopol
pau 9an0elen. Sfot cr hlepen gjort
betalbar / @ummi. ltretf9r0igheoen
mos Sc Snofp6te ligger / 0en &riS,
Ser betnles Sem for oette Shapiro
0l1ft. 9e betoles finn 5 Gents Suit
Set al bpa0 ser / Mutlperpen giper
so Gents til 1 9ollor pr. Hu11o.
Set enorme lt6bptte> &egjeringen
far al @an6elen mes G1tmmi> SEN
proftilf let egentltge slupetillta1to Sc
Snofe0te, Ser mao lepere Sunni til
iaa lap cit Eris, boloeS /, / 6orbin<
6elle mes Sc lfrgffelige @ruiom6e0er,
l1oppe0e al @mbe6smrr1oene og set
in6fo0te Eoltti pe6 Sfatter11es S11o=
oripelie, for ollelommen bioroget til
at gipe &ongoipprgsmaolet inter-
national 8etp0ning. Get moo /
Sun0beo befloges, at en- Stot, oprin=
OeliJ g%run0lagt / cit oplplt Gipiliio=
tiors Suffers er, er blepen loo neOprr=
oiget pe0 @opelp gc % iou o(lntnOe=
Zig ior0pmt pe6 / bens 9fnpn u0pne0e
@rulom6e0er, Ser aft pper SEN frilt=
ne &eroen oppeffer Ell Tglelie al Mf=
ifp OF &n6l:1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-11-04
aGeue9ne fra.
Stpr Nnfhrnn

stor 9pfbrano. 8uib Serminol
Sos 9of Sup 9rooflpn, g. g.,
br9note 6reoog Morgen; en- Toliti-
betjent onfom / Ilammer,1e. 8ron=
Den oplto0 Ell 9omulosprom %
bre0te Jig til 9offen, Ser bar fplot
n1eo 9omulo. 9erefter fom f(ere
onere @oml1lospron1m1e / 8ruu0. %
tllliolt ct tort itolienlf 9omplfi6, Ser
fit Sfaoe for $4,000. Sit iolt BE-
lpber Sfo0en Jig til 100000.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-11-04
SeI6ia. y ne .

9anmorfsb1a6ene fortaller, at Sc
aobe 8orgere og ifjdnne &pin0er /
Rafifob paa 9ollan6 lejeoe en- Dam-
per og orog III oaa oe,1ne for at aioe
ben rnsiiife 9iterisfloaoe en- iub-
1enoe Mootagelie, So ben tom til Sc
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-11-04
@emcralfoninl @ouono,u, Sc SO

'Staters &epreienta1t / Shanghai,
@bina> Ser er beifplot for Mislig6e=
Der I i'm @mbeosfprelie og bjemfal6t
for at foripare Jig, pil life flnne ben,
teS Der til 9anoet fbr ino i Sonuor.
en afitrift al 8eifplonineerne al.
1enotes til FAM Sen s. Sftober, lom
otl bore 1 Maoneo unoerpejs, og Ser
etter mao ban bobe Sis til at uoor,
beloe lit TorIpur. San oil nuppe reiie
ira Sbangboi fpr Sc ii0lte Gage / $50.
bender.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-11-04
Turifrtn9.

uSeg ct Mgent ---"
~Saf lfal 9e ba'. Seq bliper bele
9agen oberren0t al ggenter. Seq
far fife 8rltg for noget.".
v--- for ct TorIifringslel=
ifab ---"
u&aturligpis er Sc 6or1ifrings=
agent! Man CT ol0rtg mere liffe1
for Sen Glags 6plf - gao as SET
fenfel6t till"
--- Seljfobct v&ontro=Tor=
iifringsagent=6 oriifringerr" 9e bpr
la0e mtg tale us. @eniigte11 mes
NIT 8eidg er netop. at foriifre Gem
limos SEN Slogs Soft"
u@ba0 mener Sc meo bet?"
Set ifal ieg iige Sem. 0e far
10 en- bi6iig &arafter. Sc ergrer
9em 0aglig ODER bisie Mgenter, lom
lgbe 9em paa 9grene. @n ifjdnne
9ag flp0er @aloen ODER, Sc bliper
grop, imioer 6pren ne0 al Srappen
= og fan fneffer ct @ar &ibben.
De foar @traf for @oll0, mao betale
@ritatntng og ioa bi6ere. Set er Ser
imoo, at hi for1ifrer Gem - lille
Bramie - $3.50 &bortaIet."
u9et fan ser bore noget /. @bis
jeg oltiaa lttffer en- Mgent en 2ns=
ling "a"
~@aa far De fife mere mes SEN
at gigre. 9e onmel0er 5faoen, hi
mpoe I &etten, og ri better for ST.
gerne."
u@o6t. 2a6 mig fua Ell 8eitil=
lingsie6oel. Men pas poa = set flyer
jeg 9em! Sen fgrite Busting, Sen
faar 9e ielp, min go'e @ano!"
set far Sc 2op til, ielDfplgelig.
Men leg maa gigre Sem opmarfiom
paa tire Sing. Gor set fbrit tie forbpies
Nr9mlen | 6p1ge bore 2ope til $500
6or Set an6et anmeloer jeg fife Ga
gen. Sg for Set treble - iaa i1oar
leg i9ien!"
Eaa 8cips / Mmerifd. Msiiitent
oeo Mlfr. Sgrgeniens geringsfpiiolo-
gtlfe 2aboratorium / &ig6enbab1t,
eano. pbarm. gbr. Sort bar tiltraaot
Ell tire Mqone6ers @tuoierejle til
Mmerifa. Tilbagerejien ifer oper
England, bbor ST.. Eorit ligeleoes
oil opboloe fig / nogen Gi0.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-11-04

BlooS, - iet Dem fomme ira Sopeo-
aaren 8roa6map meo alle Sc tilltd-
oenoe @aoer / Suiin0pis, Gitulinopis>
ia 9unoreot1linOpts, fpl0e SEN ltore
Flaos og iaa foroele fig til @roof-
lDn oper &Gmpebroen, Sci til Ser
lep GttD ne6 moo 6lo0en % e116elig
til lelbe Seem Oorfs l1ptomn 4porter
moo Sc p%enten6e @6jbanetog og 60
0%eiporpogne, pil Bette Spn ltoo lom
'toget oloeles l~forglemmeligt, ioa
tnopcnerenoe, ioo molenoe / lin gi=
gontiife &roft. Sffe Chicago, npppe
en- Gang 2on6on eller noge11 onbel1
Geroen5bp bar ct iao6ont lumlet
gtlle6 paa en- alt oberpeloe16e Sro=
tit at itille til Sfl1e; / Chicago, bpor
tmponerenoe SDnet ems ellers Der fan
pere, for6eler Gtrpmmer Zig 0og
ltrofs t olle &etninger, as @ur6re=
Der as Sporbeje> mos Spo og @elt;
men Seem Oorf moo eller ~rettere
gaar iii en- Gang Sc nj Sien0e0ele
at 5rofifen ODER Gitp @oll Yorf, in
oe1 Den Der for6eler Jig. &por tor
tneoe Dog life oenne pploige Menne=
1femasle al Ste6, bpor fempe0e 90
putfeoeS man oog fife, bpor poelog6es
man og moieoes og uoaleoes in0en
bet lpffeoes Ell at tilfnmpe Jig en-
Flaos ct I 6orpejen operfpl6t Goq,
bbor Der fnapt ti6ligere por Gloos til
Ell Spooieritof> en0iige ct Menoeife!
Sg SLABS fit man 0og olligepel!
Som lagt, bar man ielp buret meo
til bette, %foritaor man fprit ret al
bpilfen ubpre @etp6ning SEN ME ,,,1-
o%erjorOtlfe Sransportsbejs Mobuinu
mao pgre for Ell @p lom Seem Dorf
til bpilfen ubDre 9ettelie / 5rofifer
ben bjplper, og fan life on0et ems pit.
ife Seem Dorferne ielp til 2pffe til Sci
ltore &nrfs T,,l6fprelie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-11-04

= uSe en- @ang poa Millionn=
rem Coll. Set er 6og fnlt, bpor fen
gaar 1l1rbet f(e6t. Set gomle Orb
far ret. Mon fan life be0gmme en-
Wa116 efter bans &oafln6ning."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-11-04
Sen ttalienife &alsfampaenc er


Sen italienife &alsfampaenc er
beoblipenoe meget BARN, og ser fore
gaar 6aglig Sample mellem Sc ltri=
oeroe Bartier. Goole6es far Ser
p9ret ct poloiomtS lagsmaol / enlyor=
lomltngsial / &olermo; bpor Mafio
Bonoens bperite 2e0er, Ser er @on=
oioot for Geputeret, bolot @p(germg=
Be. S @orote blep en- @o(gproce5i lion
poo 10000 Mernelfer, iom elfortere=
Sc en- &onoi6ot gjennem @o6erne, BE-
if>ot al Mo0partiet> og flere Me1=
ne tier boar0t laare0e. Ser pil blipe
uOfalot Sropper for at boloe Sroen.
Sra .. Sanfep, SEN berpmte 5an=
ger JONI / mango Star leoiogeoe
0migbt 8. Moo6p poo bans Mi5=
lionsrejler> og bpiS 6ejlige Gang
gjoroe naiten lige iao flor @irfnina
lom Woo0ps Soler, er MI fon1p(et
Blind, og Fan pentes fife at funne
lepe lgnge. Sans 6on1ilie far brogt
bonn til Sp6en / @uob ON at bons
9elbre6 bilbe be6res / pormere &lin1o
9on er oe11 lan1me mil6e % pir6en0c
Ferionligbeb lom / 6e Gage, 81 Fan
long for Sulin0er, men bon pl1ifer
bellt at pnre enc; lelp @e1ncr fra
for0ums Gage 11egter bon at tale
me0; men ON Mftenen bpres fan 1t11=
oertioen iDnge Sc gamle Songe ON
ems mes min6re Strait ems for0un.
= u6e en- @ang paa Millionp=
rem Coll. Set ct 6og felt, bpor fnn
QuQr Iurbet flp6t. Set dnmIe Sr6
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-11-04
Gn MrbitratiunStraftat me((em

@n Nrbitrationstraftat mellem Sc
5re11eoe Stoter og 6rnnfrig blep i
S1rsoags unoerifrepet / 8al6inqton
at Statsminiiter San og Sen fran lfe
@elonot %SusieronO. Sen soor us pao,
at ollie epentuelle gtriSspunfter MEL
mel De to 9onSe ifol bilngaes peo
Arbttratton. acknowledgements lfol
go0fie1oe Sraftaten, inoen SEN foor
tnlo @pl0i9be0. @n Sraftat ser ct
omtrent enslpoen0e mes 6enne, er az
1lnttet mellem 6ranfrige og England.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-11-04
Sen finifc Senator @ehaumonn

gobrtfoffs Mor0ers 8aoer, er / oisle
Gage I 5orbsr / &etten / @elli1q=
TORS. S anflogen be00er set, at &C.
natoren bar b9ret in0piflet / ct Som
plot, botS 6orn1aal bar Oprettelle al
lofole &tffelforeninger, Ser itoo I'M
Der en- neutrality-suspicious., Ga lom
fltlbe f%orioore set finite 6olfs Sri
BED. Scbaumam1s sgn por Sober al
en- iaa6on @iffelflub..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-11-04

Entered at the Post Office at st. Paul,
MINI, as second class Matchmaker.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-11-04

uSeg er Mgent ---"
~5uf lfal De ba'. Seq bliper bele
9agen oberren6t al Mgenter. Seq
far fife 8rltg for noget.'"
--- for ct 6or1ifringslel=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-11-04

9labningsbpiti0eligbe0en %begpn0te
fgrlt I ielpe Gitp &ull, bpor Mapor
Mc@lellon preiioere0e, ct 1tOpolgt,
reprgI e1ttatipt Selifab bar tillte0e, og
Be ultn0gaaelige Saler bol0tes. Ser
efter begab olle Sc S10bu0ne mes
@aporen / Spioien, Jig rombor6"
paa ct Sog, Ser forte Sem op til 104
@a6e, og 0erme6 bar 8anen officielt
aabnet. Oct fbr1te Sog for &l1bltflrn
forlo6 @itp Sail 81. Z ON Mftenen>
&la6ien par fort al Menneifer og eli
umaa6elig @egejltring berlfeoe. Sen
lofale Srafif beiprge0es al 2 Minnt=
ters Sog meoens @tsprestogene lgb
mes 3 Minutters Mellemrum. Sra
Statio11 til Station bilie6es Sogene
me0 Sen bol6i omlte &Dl0eit al Seem
Dorfs Electromagnetic @efolfning, og
man regner at ca. 100000 Menr1e-
fer prppc0e Sen npe 8one Sen fprite
Mften.
Sor Sen, Ser blot En- Gang / tit SIP
bar itaaet poa Gttp Sail 8arf / Seem
Dorf be6 5 Sioen ON Mftenen og let
5trgmmen fra @er0ens1tu0ens mps=
tige 6omntomn &parter Tom Ell Scent
pelange bre0e ia uo ODER oenne
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-13
TO THE MOHAWK.
The Officers and Crew Of the Revenue
Cutter onondaga.

The revenue cutter Mohawk, which was
built at Richmond, Va, has completed fit
ting out at the revenue cutter service sta
tion at Arundel cove, near Baltimore, and
has gone into service. The officers and
crew Of the cutter Onondaga have been
transferred to the new vessel, while the
last named steamer goes out of commission
for an overhauling. The Mohawk has been
assigned to duty at New York. relieving
the cutter Gresham, which has been trans
ferred to the New London station.
The officers of the new cutter are: w. g.
Ross, captain; F. G. Haake, first lieutenant;
G. w. Cairnes, second lieutenant; w. H.
Shea, third lieutenant; John Dony., chief
engineer, and g. w. David, assistant en-
gineer. The Mohawk was one of the gov
ernment vessels under construction at the
Trigg shipyard at Richmond when that con-
cern failed. The vessel was greatly delay
ed by the failure, but was finally completed
at Richmond and was towed to Baltimore
last fall to receive her finishing touches.
While not large vessel, the Mohawk is
handsome ship, and is modern in all her
equipment, being fitted with electrical ap-
pliances of all kinds, steam-steering gear,
steam winches and the like.
The cutter Onondaga, which goes out of
commission, Is to be repaired from stem to
stern during the next month or two, and
when she goes into service again she will be
in as thorough order as when she first went
into service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-13
INDIANA DEMOCRATS
INSTRUCTING FOR JUDGE PAR
KER INCREASES HIS STRENGTH.
Democratic Action Was Defeat for
Hearst and Check for
German.

The action of the Indiana democratic
state convention instructing for Judge
Parker materially increases the Parker
strength. Not only does the addition of
thirty delegates to the column of Instructed
delegates have weight, but more Important
still, In the opinion Of Judge Parker's
friends, is the moral influence OF a state Of
Indiana's Importance instructing for him.
With New York and Indiana committed to
him there is no question that his boom
takes on added impetus.
Yesterdays Instructions formed a decided
defeat for Hearst and check Tor German.
II there had been no instructions it would
have been heralded as Hearst victory, al
though 1t is probable that German would
have had more to do with preventing in
struction than Hearst
Taking into account the instructed dele
gates, the known result Of primaries and
the probable complexion Of states based on
the published declarations OF leaders,. the
Parker strength today is approximately as
fol
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-13
PASSING OF THE NIPs1c.
The Philadelphia Will Replace the Ole
Wooden VeSael

The cruiser Philadelph1a haazbeen put in
commission as receiving shipat the naval
station. Puget sound, Washington. It was
found that 1t would cost too much to put
this ship In condition for cruising pur-
poses She replaces the old w0Dden cruiser
Nipsic, which has been ordered out of COM
mission. The Philadelphia isaa protected
cruiser OF 4.80O tons displaceraent and not
many years ago was one OF the finest ships
in the navy.
This action marks the passisg Of one of
the historic vessels Of the old navy. The
Nipsic was one of the few rovernment-
built vessels, being almost the last timber
snip constructed for the navy. She was be-
ished in 1879, the launching being q notable
occasion.
She saw much service in All ousrters of
the world, but the mort picturesque Incl
the great hurricane at Samoa which left
the Nipsic the only survivor Of the German
and American fleet gathered thsre with
semi-hostile intent. One other ship of the
International heet, the Brit1sh high -powera
ed cruiser Caliope, managed 10 escape to sea,
but the remainder. including the United
States ships Trenton and V4ndalea, were
sunk with great loss OF HE in Apia har-
Dor, and the Nipsio was lsA high upon
wave. She was badly damagsA her frames
wrenched and gternpost twisted and
scarcely worth salvage. But as q matter
of sentiment the Navy Department de-
termined to save her II possible, 20 the ship
was pulled on the beach. and, with q
great deal OF dimculty, towed to Samoa,
whefe temporary repairs were made and
ghs was able to make her way to
San Francisco under Der own power. She
war vessel and her pf3ncip4l employment
has been In the recetving service.
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THE PANAMA COMMISSION.
ofhcers Designated to Prepare Plan 70
Conduct Of Business.

Before leaving Washington Secretary
Ian gave instructions to have prepared a
plan for the conduct Of the business of the
Panama commission under the recent order
OF the President placing the commission
under the War Department. Secretary
Iaft designated Assistant Secretary Oliver
Maj Gen. Gillespie, Brig. Gen. Mackenzie
Col. Edwards and Judge Magoon as a. com
mittee to formulate the regulations, which
will be submitted to the Secretary upon his
return to Washington.
AZ at present outlined, no bureau will be
established in the War Department for the
commission. but It is expected that the
commission viii be almost an Independent
executive bureau. Such business as will
bring the commission In touch
with the War Department, it is expected
will require the employment Of two or three
clerks. The commission will conduct it's
own appointment division and, in fact, it's
entire business as several other DEPART
ments are conducted, separate and distinct
from the War Department, but subject to
by the Secretary of War, accord
ing to the order Of the President.
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Department of the East has made the fol-
lowing statement in regard to the matter:
The story published is tissue Of skill
fully prepared lies on the part of some
New York reporters. or the principal con-
spirators in the case. / will not go into
the case fully. but ask the privilege of
denying that 1 addressed any improper re-
marks to any young lady at West Point
last summer. or wrote or sent any improper
letter, and do not believe that any young
lady said SO.
II am very sure that my friends and
those who know me well will not believe
such evil of me. and as for my enemies
and traducers they can go where the good
book says all HAIRS will go!'
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Personal Mention.

]. Crosby Mccarthy of the Technical
High School left last evening for South
Dakota He will be engaged until next
fall on Typographical work in connection
with the irrigation survey in the Black
Hills.
Mr.. Percy 8. Foster has just returned
from brief visit to Old Point Comfort,
where he delivered a lecture on sacred
music and interspersed the same with
several vocal illustrations before tho
soldiers at Fortress Monroe. The lecture
was given in the new Y. M. c. A. building
Just erected and donated by Miss Helen
Gould
Brig. Gen. 7. e. Wilcox. u s. A., retired.
has returned from the Pacific coast and
is now at 1919 10th street northwest.
Among the last presidential appointments
to West Point were three cadets of the
Central High School-Horace Fuller. third
year class principal; Logan Cunningham,
third-year. and Kenneth Taylor, class of
1903. alternates
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NOT AVAILABLE FOB STAFF DUTY
Retired Officers Who May Be Detailed
for Active Service.

An order has been issued at the War
Department constituting the act of Congress
Of April %. which provided that retired
odloers of the army may be detailed for
actave service. which says that such de-
tails cannot be made for duty In any staff
department. The question arose over q
request by Gen. Crozier that Brigadier
General Mordecai be detailed to duty In
his department. The ordnance department
Is short nineteen officers, q condition which
has resulted from the new detail system.
General Crozier desired to avail his bu-
reau Of the experience and knowledge Of
General Mordeoai, who has served for Q
quarter Of century in that department.
The order win also apply to the surgeon
generals bureau, which. with the ordnance
bureau. failed to secure an increase OF
officers during the last session of Congress.
1t Is held that retired officers may be de-
tailed on any detached duty which will
not increase the number Of oescers In any
stan department or interfere ,sfh the pro-
motion of offacerA