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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-09-16
RELATIONSHIPS
THE COMMAND
of the First Provisional Regiment Of
west Virginia National Guard-col.
Morrison Issues An Order.


Officers and priyates of Company \
have received the Foiiowing order from
Colonel clsaElss a. Morrison and signed
by him. who was in command of the
First Provisional regiment of the West
Virginia National Guards Mt Manassas.
vay at the United States army nraR-
euvers:
"In compliance with G. o. No. u, B
h, c.s.. the undersigned hereby relin-
quishes command of the First Provision
al Regiment. West Virginia Infantry:
e1Ae Regimenta1 Commander desires
TO express to tine officers and men OF
his provisional command his most sin
cere thanks. for the good order they
have observed going to and returning
from Manassas for the fortithde and
soldierly bearing exhibited while under
going many hardships and diseomforts
naturally encumbent npon them during
the maneuvers. lie feels it an nonor TO
have commanded such an organization.
You have performed vonr duties with
credit to yourselves and inonor to your
State. You have made marches long
and wearisome which no other militia
organization has excelled and few equal
led. You have done exceedingly nard
work such as Is performed only in act
nal Warfare. except for the bullets and
you have gone through it all in a gentle
manly soidierly ana manly way, taat
cannot but help reflect credit upon our
National Gunrd
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-09-16
CON INUED.
TIN PL
Ma B
QUESTION OF PASSING ON Ta9
VALIDITY or THE BONDS CON
TTEUED UNTIL ocToRER To-
TRuSTEE. IS DIRECTED no EMPLOY
COUNSEL 10 DEFEND COMPANY
IN A PENDING SUIT.
Also Directed 81 the Trustee 70 Proesed
to Collect An ArIeaTages on stock
sale For Next Week WIN Be Post,
ponsd Uaitl October Is.

At the meeting Of the creditors or che
jackson Iron aud Tin Plato Company.
bankrupt. at Pssrlsersburg Thursday. tne
matter 81 passing on the validity Of the
bonds as a lien under tine mortgage Sc
curing the same. dated January g. 1902
as .raised by the petition Of &C Moore
and others. filed on the sth Of Inly, 1901
and so on. was continued until Oct 10
The following three propositions arc
contingent upon the one above and OF
course nothing was done with them:
I To pass upon the proposition re-
ceived ny the Trustees from the Nat
ional Exchange Bank aud other holder
Of bonds of the laekson Iron & Tin
Plate Company August 10. laJ4. offer
ing to pay s7O.0o0OO for all Of the IN.
sold erepcrty Of the Jackson Iron &
Tin I'lat- Company. and he permitted
to Apply in payment thereof. bonds Of
said Jae.;san Iron & Tin Plate Com
pany. iii proposition was fled as q
part OF tae Trustees report August Il
1905
?. To pass upon the petition OF the
National Exchange Bank of West Vir-
ginia and Others fled herein on August
90 1904. praying that the bonds of the
Jackson Iron & Tin Plate Company held
by them as collateral security. may be
offered for sale, under the order and di.
rcction OF this Court, and that the ordei
nereinbefore made, diectin9 sale of the
Jackson Iron & Tin Plate Company's
plant may be modified to authorize THO
said Trustee to accept the bonds OF the
said DICKSON Iron & Tin Plate Company
in payment Of the purchase money.
3, 10 pass upon the petition OF the
Traders National Bank filed herein on
September LIST. 1904. praying that an
order may be entered herein directing
the Trustee TO accept bonds Of tae said
Jackson Iron & Tin Plate Company, in
payment of the purchase price offered
for the property.
The trustee was directed TO employ
counsel to defend the company in the
federal court in the suit OF the Export
storage Company e al, against the com
pany and also to proceed to collect any
balance on Atocw that may DC due from
the stockholders of the company.
The sale which has beep set for next
week win be continued until October IS
pending the settlement of the matters
now in controversy,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-09-16
M ONEY
AWAITS HIM
Murray, Of This Place, Who was Robbed
at. PaTlSersburg Can Get Part
of the Money

John Murray said to be Of ciarks,
burg, has sixteen. dollars awaiting aim
al the oiIicesof Justice r. al Thomas, at
Parkersburg, IS the result Of the ar.
rest Of John Williams there few days
ago. at the instance of Murray, who
charged him with the theft Of s45 from
him at the sciaeffer hotel there, Muir.
nay failed to appear against. Williams
and left the city. AS the result VIII
Hams was released but the money founl
on him at the time he was arrested was
retained by the magistrate for Murray
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-09-16
sTOLE'. CORN
And Vegetables From Farmers Land
and Two italian Boys Are Brought
to Answer the Law Tor II

Two ItaIiiln boys. aged IA and IS
years. vita unpronounceable names.
were tried by Magistrate Gordon We'd
nesday night on the charge of stealing
corn and vegetables from the farm Of
J5nes Giim. near Farnum. They had
been arrested BY Constable U. G. Edgell
and Special t'onstables Andrew Lyon
and Lee cofEman who went there Wed.
nesday afternoon armed with several
warrants for Italians who were charged
with the same offease, The boys were
found guilty Of THE charge but on ac-
count of their youth, the magistrate dis.
missed them upon their paying the
costs of the case.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-09-16

BY Assgriated Press
Saratoga, n. y. sept. l5-Thfs morn
ing there were no prospects OF recon
cilstion in the RepIbiiean state conven.
tion
Kings County people refuse any CON
sessions. It i evident the factiona9
hghtin9 win Be carried to the iioor of
the convention this afternoon and the
s. sion is expected 10 continue Without
recess until the business Is completed.
When the convention reassembled this
morning State Senator AiaIby WIS made
perlnalient chairman.
There We're great ovations as odells
Platt ard Woodruff entered the nall.
Marching clubs from different cities
packed the galleries and the session was
exceptionally stirring.
The platform was adopted. Resolu
fions by the Kings county delegation
demanding an individual vote on tbs
nolninatiop for governor were adopted
The platform declares that the Repub
lieans Of Roosevelt's own state con
graduate the country on. the recent elec.
lions in Oregon, Vermont and Maine.
An appeal is made to those VINO dc
not want change for the sake of
change and are willing TO let well
enough alone 1t says national as well
estate politics are involved in the New
York election.
an are urged to faithful duty and it
endorses the Chicago platform and pro.
lection planks-
Assemblyman Wade presented the
name OF Lieutenant Governor Higgins
for governor, and then William Prenger.
CAST presented the name of former
lieutenant Governor. Woodruff.
Tie demonstrations delayed the call
Ion balloting.
Woodruff finally appeared on the plat
form, Withdrew before the balIoting be
gan and asked that the secretary of the
convention cast the solid vote for Frank
NJ Higgins, who was then nominated
bx aceiantation amid a great demonstra
tion.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-09-16
SLEPT IN
SANE ROOM
t77i Next s-::--isg Grover Goiesa alI
J. il. corl lr,- Lion y Were Geaa-7
Colder y t-vesses I'D tScld
For Grand Jury.

Grover Golden. young. man of
Bridgeport, was given trial by aIagis.
trate Samuel W. Gordon Thursday even.
ing on the charge Of stealing $50 If
money from J. /. Conner. He was ar
rested by Special Policeman George Hart
ris. at bridgeport on warrant issued
ut the instance Of Conner there but was
sens before Magistrate Gordon where
another warrant was issued against him
II seems that Conner aud Golden were
sleeping in the slime house one night
recently. Conner had the mony in ala
shoe and when he woke up the next
Inoroing Golden and the money wore both
gone. Golden was seen spending money
quite freely in Clarlssburg and the war
rants for him resulted Tho magistrate
decided the evidence sufficient to nold
Golden for the grand jury and he fixed
MS bond at $500. In default Of bond he
was sent to jail
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-09-16
.conplainaat Failea Q Appsar.

is Mrs. Myrtle NJ Tice, VINO was arrest
ed on a. worarnt sworn out by aer bro
Their, Emerson b. Richie; charging her
with stealing a gold, loelset and s4,75 in
money, appeared before Afagistrat
Riley T'hirAdas evening 1T Il o'clock, the
time set for the hsarips, Her brother
faflaf to appear and -proseciits his claim
and the magistrate was cos,nelied p
.dispiiss tie warrant and disesSsres , IL
riee. The warrant was the result Of
4 farpils racket lha two had Il their
homo o. Bridge street several 81 81 a.so.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-09-16
MARRIA6E
OF Popular and Worthy Young Couple
Occurs at the First Baptist Parson-
age Rev. Mcdaniel oficiates.

Mr.. Emerson BurlS Warner and Miss
Daisy Myrtle Holden were married at
me baptist parsonage at o'clock We'd
nesday evening. Rev. R. B. NfcDancl
oseaiated
Mr. Warner is nm industrious young
uia having many friends. and is en-
ployed IN the baltimore 8 Ohio freight
oiiit His bride is daughter OF Mrs
sasan Holden, OF Coal street. She is
al accomplished and popular young lady.
1'leir many friends Join with the Tele-
sNtenaing heartiest congratn.
latiS.S so wishes and feiicitations.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-09-16
,YiIl dalke r. cracl. co,nnanv.

Caspany K, OF the West Virginia
Nationd Guard, viii meet in the armory
tonight at the usual hour and have a
drIll e b proposed TO make this the
rack compai this state by the time
Il lie nsS eneampmept and tho
oiiieer ans sher members are showing
"A spthusiastic iptsest getting nnsa
c their Inspiration from tneir recent
4rpefienees II the limited Etstcs army
nlnnaaxels AZ alaaassas. Va
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-09-16

ENGINEER NJ y. HYDE rs HERE
REPRESENTING rtEE c0NcERN
WITH THAT END IN VIEW
confers WITH City 0Hfeials ana Wiil.
Also Center Win city c6uneil
clainns New System WIN Give supply
o. Pure watei ae Rsdueed Cost.

~ 4 Hyde, one 81 the chief englnaers
Of the Ingers6lls Sergeant Drill Com
psny. o. New York, s. in the city for
the purpose Of inducing the city *
clarlssbuSg 70 install Il new pumping
and water supply systenr Ia is water
works. He has been comforting with
the city oftieials aud Superintendent af
the Water WORKS. Callaghan and VIII
bring his proposition before the city
council at the regniar meeting on Frs
day night Of this week.
The concern which III. Hyde repre-
SCENTS manufactures new compress,sl
air system OF extracting water FROM
pure water wells This new system Il
Installed In the ciaIsssbnrg water work
system would mean the doing away 81
together with the steam pumps now IN
use % pump The water supply to the
city water tanks and instead the water
would he pumped by the compressed
air method. The idea in cise Of the
adoption 81 this system would be the
dritling Of six water wells, going down
to the pure water supply which It 4 well
known exists an under The city a. . dis.
lance OF about 100 feet, drawing the
water therefrom b. the conpres sed air
method aud thus supplying the Teser,
.yoir tanks
Tae compressed air method me.a
practically drawing the water from The
wells by compressed ain. A piping 4
placed in the wells. the compressed an
i discharged in the pipes and BY ID
herent expansive force the water y
raised around The pipes up the tubing
thence into the mains which conway il
to The reservoir tanks. This method
aerates the water. oxydizes the saiphur
and vegetable matter aud gives 4 pure
clear water without mud o. other sedi
nient. The cotnpresesd air Il generated
BY a small air compressor waieh costs
about one-eighth Of what the steam
pumps cost.
The only thing which Mr.. Hyde q.
gard as abaz, about the new systsfn
4 tsie eity'a iihnaial condition li5w
ever, he figures fiat ll,y tais s. teid tlie
water supply san bc ianaies fef abealt
,Oo4 per 1000 gailous, which 4 a. up
proximate reduction Of phe. thifi ST tta
present cpsts Il 4 his intention trv
and induce tiie city council 70 spent 81
tween $500 and $500 IA having Two wells
drilled and thus ascertain what tho
quality Of Toe water that can be used
BY the new method lie thinks that
when ii Is seen what superior ql6Iify
OF water Il thus procured that tle sifg
swim show mo hesitaneF IN installing 1 he
new system.
Mr., Hyde has just finished Installing
system n the Weston insane asylum
which has capacity ~ 1900 Hons
d day. The system wbish Ne wants the
city Of clerksbprg to install goeld give
a ctpaelty 81 100000 gallons PEI ,iay
BY this system the same rgsergoir
tanks are to Be used, the same mains
and connections and % forta, the only
change being in The pumping System
and the source Of water suppl
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-09-16
DEL I.5H TEUI
And Enjoyable was the Tea Given at
Residence Of Mrs John W. Bsowh
BY Ladios Ala Society ot

The tea given % t9ie Residence Of Mrs.
John W. Brown on lee street Tanfs.
day evening by the resdies, Aid society
q Christ Episcopal church vas ! very
detghtful and enjoyable affair. "A largo
number q The members and friends 81
the church attended ana psrtook 81 tac
teas, chocolate ma other deiicacics.
Quite neat slrn was netted which Is ta
be used for the church beneyolcnees BY
the society, The ladies IN charge 81 the
affair as wen - Mrs. BroEa ana her
daughters estendsd . very cordial vel.
como % the visitors and entertained
them in seEy hospit.sbie and charming
manner.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-09-16
Special Pension Ezarninsr Hsre.

w. P. BlaelSwo1d, Of wnsnineton, y
O. special examiner from tbc United
States Pension Bureau, is in the city on
Official business His line Of business IS
70 look after special pension cases He
- making a trip through West Virginia
and Will visit number 81 adjoining
towns and villages in this section Of ths
ssateand then proceed Q Parkefsburs.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-09-16
County Court Adjournsi.

The county court adjourned Friiay
sine die for the term. after having spent
most OF the day allowing bills 81 var.
ions kinds and looking after some road
matters
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-09-16
.ROBBER
IS KILLED.
BY the Village Marshal. While He Was
Robbing a Bank Posse Pur-
.sues Other Robbers
81 Assoeiated &c.

" l-Na'sl11V7INu 2 49,
Coshocton, o., Sept Is .Alva Rivers
was killed while roBbing bank at
warsay last night by the village mar.
shall 4 posse pursnes his two compan-
ions.
Rivers held up . policeman here Tues
day, when the latter was trying to ar
rest brother The Rivers brothers are
suspected Of the recent Eobberies mere.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-09-16
Lool,inr .After propertu Int.restn.

Charles R,,nyon. formerly superintcnd-
ept of The Republic glass works, which
Is now the HazeI.At glass works, is
in the city from Rochester, Pa, looking
after his property interests here. He
win remain here several days.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-09-16
Day ~ Atonement

The Jewish Day Of Atonement win Dc
nbsefrsed here next Monday and an
stores f.ln bysiuen or others ~ the Jew.
Hish faith VIII be closed mat day until
six o'clock ii the evening.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-09-16
Som. Fine Anni.-s

Francis Al Davis. ~ zypao. made tie
snployes ii tie Telegram 1 present Of
a sack q apples Friday. grown On HE
farm. They were very fine and very
much appreciated
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-09-16
Ranaits surrounaea h Rarn.

BY Associated PreaS,
Dies Aloines; Iowa Sept. Is Five Rock
Island bandits have been surrounded in
g barn at Winfield and a special train Of
.armcd men have gone to assist the
posse.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-09-16

s Cancers cured was.liti ten days with
eat pain. No pay until cured Address
Dir Siddons. ClaslSsburg. IL. Va 7s6
Locust street Consolidated phone 80
2e7 Iseptlmdw.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-09-16
WOODRUFF
DRBWS
OR HIGGINS
FOR REPUBLICAN, NOMINATION
FOR GovERNoR AND NoMINA-
TON IS BY AccLAMATIoN.
PLATFORM SAYS ALL THE RBPUB-
L1cANS or RooSEvELTs own
STATE ARE FOR HEN.

chicago platform and Protection PlanIss
Are ENDORSED ana Declaration Made
70 Let Wen Enough Alone Empire
state WIN Stand Pat on Record.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-31
9rnfmct / ct Saocbalin.

9iget al Miaiam igit5patrict bleo
funOet flboenoe llnge Wanbs triitt.
lige screenings Spsmme6diin pud
153 Ga Suls ct. G6icago t Gjadr
forto(ler ..Stanb." at %. Wai 9st
6leb opbaget al g. 9erdrb. en- al
5oreninsens MeOlemmer, Iom fob
9esreb meo at tuge fig ct 8ab.
5ibpdtrict, iom luttebe Jig til Il.
go. g. 5. for pmtrent to. Tiger iioen,
gil efter Sigenbe / 8aiinet al. 8
5orsbag often. fstere Manb iaa
bam ligge og platte @anbet, men
ineen tenber noget til, boorlebes ban
tom til at brufne.
5ibpartrict bar 18 Qlar gammel
oe 9etient i'm Sntels Q(biss og Gis
garbutit Womans 3emple, Ga
Safe og Monroe ct. San bosbe pos
fine 5orelore, lab 80. 5aptor Str.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-31
Sioite Npt fra &risen.

iii MOr9en Dag ier man intet
ON M 9e9iDenscer. vi itsrit getpos
ming er mdaite, bpdb Der meboeles fra
eonoon efter .,9dilb Wlail" at auros
patbtin ital bore bleOen tbungen III
imoo i'm egen Ooer6episning at gipe
efter for politiIt 5rpt pg mur6sre
fpb paa langs Sernbanen for at fors
fsge at tomme BORT 2lrtbur til llno.
fatning. Sm iaa er 5ilfelbet, me-
ner man. at ban n9ppe fan unbgda
Ruin General &urofi bill ba rbtfe
frem imob Wlufben og labe auropots
Tin saa fpb pda, operbebilt ON, at
@eneral Ofu msb fin 9ar, unbers
itsttet af 5ladSen beb 8indop, let
pil p9re Stanb til at msbe 8uros
pattins Stbrte. Og faa fommer
3uroti mddfe iiben!
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-31
Gn SlpismanSs glimrenoe
HecDr0.

Den Succes. Der bar fulgt ,,G6iz
tago Recoro 0etolb"s 6ergmte aors
teIponoent, Milliam Is. Curtis, er
ijeloen opnaaet al en- 9(oisTfri6ent.
6an 6egpnbte i'm 9e6e6ane Chicago
iom Qlpisreporter / 1872 og lteg bur
tig til en- leoenoe Reouftgrs Sitting
9enne Stilling forloO ban, ba ban
mo0tog Regeringens llon9bnelIe fom
Setret9r pad en- IpodmeritdnIt Gfss
petition. $ oenne i'm M Sitting
rejIte Mr.Gurtis oibt % 6rebt / Gen=
tral og SDo 9(merifa, % Iom ct
ReIultat at fine literare 9fr6ejber uoz
gdb ban flere popul9re 9inb. Siben
orgdniierebe Wfr. Curtis / Samdrs
bejoe meo llbenrigsminiIter Sdmes
8. Blaine be Q(merifdnife Gepublitz
ters Bureau meo bet HeIultdt, at ban
uOn9bntes til at foreitdd oenne Srs
gdniiation, o9 un6er ,,@orlbs 60
lumbian Grpoiition" uom9rfeoe ban
Jig Oeo lit 9lrbejbe fom bet ldtinIfe :
dmeritdnife Departments efsefutipe
Sberbobeb. Som ,G6i. Hec. .6eralb"s
&orreiponbent bar Mlr. Curtis gem
nemrejit llniteb States fddbel Tom
be FOR IteGtgite Dele af aloben. Sans
9reOe fra Sdpdn og 9ina er ubeibet /
9ogform. eigefad er bans grebe fra
England, 5bitldno os 5rontrig, Iaa
bel Iom 9pdb ban bar ifrepet unber
fine gtsiier / Mericu og Spb Dime
rita.
Sngen 9loisforreIponbent beIibber
BEN @pne, Scr. Curtis bar uboiit, til
at itripe ON be forifellige Gmner,
bans aorreIponbdncer omfdtter, p9
illuitrere benz. Og ingen aorreIpon=
bent fslges faa opmerfIomt 2ar eff
ter aar at YG6i. Rec. Serafb"s mdn=
ge Suienoe 2alere. Wr. Gurtis'
8rebe fra i'm iibite Sur til bet belli=
se 9dnb bar paret left meb ftsrre
sSnteresie enb tibligere9rers fra bans
!9aanb, og bet fpnes Dag. fom bans
8eifriDelie at bette interesIante 2anb
citeres pperalt.
6ber Dag inbebolber ,,Gbi. 3ec.
9sralb" ct 8reb fra Wlr. Curtis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-31
s5nobrno / Yuitfunturet /
Wit. Sureb.

Snobruostpbe biemlsgte YoIttonz
toret | Mount 6oreb, meloes Oerfrd
unoer 27. Maj, iprengte bet itors
pengeltab, tog 146 Dollars i SRI
marter og $50 &ontant meo zig
forubsn talrige omi9ttelige 99r.
oipapirer tilbsrenoe poItmeiter Sobn
Yilberg.
s en- narliggenoe Smebie foritaf=
febe 3ppene Jig 8erttej til at aubne
poIttontorets DIR meb. Sld9ter
SobnIon bsrte @tsploIionen og uns
oerretteoe 0eputp Sheriff Scott,
Iom rin9eoe 9rdnotlotferne. S6eriif
WcNattp / Wlabifon bIeb unberrettet
pr. 5elefon. Sdn CAB Srbre til, at
Scott ituloe fenbe Soft oe 9eite uo
langs boer eneIte Bel iom ferer fra
Wft. 9oreb; men Der bar life bet
minbite Spor efter bem noget Steb.
Den Serntasfe, bbori 0arbipapis
rerne baboe lieget, bleb fun6et ienes
re paa SernbaneIporet ct lille Stptte
fra 8ben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-31
2loifillelie af Stat o9
Rtrfe.
6ronff eOOfOrftog g am
goueh be q D bffiltelfeaf
Stat % &irte roffeienO D e.

garis, %. Maj. = greniermini=
tier Gont6es aunoggrelie, at Spgr9sz
maalet ON QtoitiGefe af airfe %
Stat bill tomme for Sonuar, bar
bentebt Opmertiom6eben pau Qo0s
forilaget ben 8etning, Iom bebfonz
menoe aomite allerebe bar formuleret.
9et er affarbigenoe 5or6otosregler.
9to6ningspara9rdfen lpoer iaale>
bes:
aepu6liten tiliifrer Samoittig6eosz
fribeo og gardnterer fri Heligionsz
pOelIe uoen anben Snbitrantning, eno
4Oab Der er nsooenoigt for ben ofs
fentlige Orbens Ooer6oloelie.
aepubliten oil life beTtntte, ei 6eller
hOerten 6etale Sal9r eGer gioe I'm
reritottelIe unoer nogen iom 6etlt
5orm til nogen Iom belit 9efenbelIe.
0en otl lite dnertenoe no9en 6ui@
tusminiiter ug life itaffe airfebuTe
eler qraite6OIiger for nogen 8eteas
oelIe eller bens qr9Iter.
@iOere ufitaTer 8eftemmelIerne
aontoroatet, neol9g9er bet franIfc
@eiun6tita6 oeb paoeboFet og giper
oetaiGleret 5orilug til Qtnbenoelie af
aegeringens uoitratte geTobelIe At
airteeienoOm. 5 Summenligning
meO nerb9renoe Hegime, boorunbsr
Slericiet er lsnneee Gmbebsmanb, og
9ultusriniiteren er aobinetsmeblem,
GER bet ooenitaaenbe en- ilaaenbe 5ors
anbring / be oante ietutere 5ors
6olo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-31
eripommalie / Ranias
Samme Ggne, m leo
unoer Oberipgmmetien
5iot.

llmadOeligt 3e9nfalo Iongs aans
Iasflooen bar rejit 9anOet oenne
beiere eno nosen Sinbe Iioen ben
itore OperiOpmme(Ie for ct 2tdr iiben,
eiter bpdo Der mel6es ira 5ppeta ulIz
Ger %. Maj. Oct bar regnet almin=
oeligt oper Gele Staten lge til Golrs
raoos @ranier 36 3imer, og man
Denter meget bei 9onoItanb, bog life
iom 5jor. Sern6anerne bar liot en-
Del Sfaoe. 6enpeo en- Wlil af
Santa 5e"s Spor er ifpaet oet, faa
olle bets 5og mad 9da en- Ompej.
Paa @run6 al 9pjoanoe Oe6 Banana
bar Der intet 5og pasieret ben %.
os. 2lGe Union pacifcz og aoct So
lanoz 5o9 er foriinteOe. Deb @as
mego er 5lOoen ite9et 7 SOB, Og OeS
g}inneupois (aaI) er SoIomonTlos
cen ite9et 6 SOB be iiOite Is Elmer.
Sra Salina rdpporteres en- Sfignin9
pua IL SOB, o9 fra Obilene p
5cos Stigning.
9eo 5opetd iteg 5looen ben often,
bette meoOeles, fire CONNER / 3imen,
meo llOiigt til. at Stigningen bitos
oeoblioe til neIte Gags GftermiObag.
8et er paa 8agen ct Mar Iioen bet
eOelaa9enOe 9siOanoe I fjor 6egpnos
te. 6olt / Roroz 3opeta er naturG9t
allarmereoe ober Situationen % pogs
Ter 6loOens Sti9ning meget ME,
reOe til at ilptte uo, noar bet oiier Iig
npbpenoiat Ulan penter bog ingen
aloorlig 5are, bpiS Der life fdloer
iprr Regn BET fsrIte 9ar 0age, ba
Der enom er totb SOB, fpr 5toOea
naar o5arelinien".