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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-24
.(DXuy Of C|c0l Linen.

The luxury of clean linen Numbered
shirts is yours at small cost If you
patronize us, for there Is nothing we
turn ont in any other way but the right
one. Our facilities for thoroughly
cleansing and properly ironing shirts,
collars and cuffs for gentlemen are
uncxcelled, while ladies cannot fail to
be pleased with tie skill we display
in doing up the most delicately trim.
med underwear. skirts, etc.
We make speciality of fancy hand
work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-19
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 600 Sunset $40 B:O0 m Moons ga Il
HIGH WATER.
AM-sandy 600. Island He'll C;ata s.1S
PA.-Sandy Hook $50 Gov Island Gas Hell Gate sal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-19
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS


Liverpool March 1s-Arrived. steamer Victorian CBr).
Hart New-Yori6; sailed, tBr), Kerr New-Y0rk.
- fNruria t5r), Potter, New-YoTk.
plymouth March, Is, 1880 Arrfved steamer St Paul
Fassow Nsw-Hork for CheTbourg and Southampton
Southampton March 1s-sailed steamer PHILADELPHIA.
Mills. New-Fork via Cherbourg passed Hurst
Dungeness March 1s-Passed. steamer slInssby csr,.
Rowe. New-iork for NyborG Aalbarg.
London. March lSArrived steamer British King (Br)
Glasgow. March l1-sailed steamer Laurentian (Br).
Queenstown March IS. s;59 m-Arrved steamer Caro-
ma tBr)' War;, New-York for Liverpool land pro-
Brow Read. March IS 1910 m-Passed steamer Caro-
MIA OBJ, War;. New-York for Liverpool
Hamburg March l6-Saied, steamer Elise Marie (Ger)
Rotterdam. March IS. 10 a m-saiIed steamer Ryndam
Dutch. Van der Zee. New-York
AhtTeIP' T 4S ll;5o a T-Saled. steamer Kroon
Boulogne March is. 10 m-ArTived steamer Rotterdam
DutchG Bruinsma, New-York Tor Rotterdam (and
HavTs, March IS, s m-saIed. steamer La Bretagne
(Fr), Poncelet New-York. 9'N
K Saa ,s5 Reimkasien NoWYo
Fsyal. March lIArrtved previously steamer KdnirIn
Luise GER, Volger NeV-Yorl for Naples ana Genoa
Almeria March lt--Arrived steamer AuEuste LAustj.
Scopinch. New-York for Tunis Malta etc $500
Marseies. March lbsaned Perugia (Br) John
. ston urom Naw-Nork), Naples I4eghorn
Algiers, March I4-Arrivet steamer Claverburn (Br)
Alden. March lsArrfved.
ton. New-York via Port Said Manila Hong Kong
SINGAPORE March Arrived previously steamer Priest
field (Br) Day. New-York via 81 Vincent q, Y 90
Port Natal for Shanghai. y y anu
Barbsdos March 16-sailed steamer Hubert OBJ Good
ST kits. March 1T-sailed steamer Carbee CBr) Sam
dera. Bermuda and New-YoEk -' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-19
OFFERINGS AT THE STORES,
run FULLER DETAILS CONSULT THE 4DVERTTSE
NENTS OF THESE STORES IN TO-DAYS ISSUE

PHILiPSBORN. Nos. / and 2 West 23d-st will
Place on sale tomorrow some tailored suits coat
SUITS and covert cloth coats. Announcement is also
mace or special for tomorrow in the Bretelle
walking skirts. Net waists and waists of law are
offered. ''7 VI lawn are
ARNOLD. CONSTABLE & co. Broadway and
isth-st. offer for tomorrow novelties in LYONS
Silks white silks and satins. novelty dress fabrics
nSsgAgees and natinees, infants outfttings kid
SlotSs ana leather goods. Summer furnishings in
moor coverings and upholstery are also offered
A A. VANTINE & CO.. Broadway between 18th
ano 18th sts offer Oriental rugs; also some Anatolt
mats and other rugs. i'
sIMPsoN-CRAWFORD COMPANY. sth-ave 18Th
TO 10Th st, calls attention TO some low priced ruge
ana 10 a number Of hats and turbans in the nil
offered. SILK suit Is
LORD TAYLOR. Broadway and 9Otb-st s,b-
ave. lsth-st direct attention TO their infants ont
ntung- department and to their underwear for
misses and children. They announce that thew
count prices - '
Albert coats and waistcoats and English strfped
trousers. Spring overcoats are being made by The
firm.
BURNHAM PHILLIPS, Nos ils and ~ Mas
sau-st., will exhibit assortment of tailoring
goods tomorrow. They announce the exclusive use
announced moderate.
ABRAHAM & sTRAUs. Brooklyn. offer spring
suits for
HEARN & HYAdAHl, No % West 23d-st. will
show on Tuesday and Wednesday some tailored
suits new waist model, six coat models and
models in demi-toilet frocks and three piece
rage gowns.
LIE BOUTILLIER BROTHERS, West 23d-st. an
silk SALE They offer figured foulards.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-19
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.


Chicago, March IS.-Business on Change was
not heavy to-day and there was some irreguarity
in the action of the various markets. Wheat acted
strong, especially for the May delivery,
which showed clearly by its action that the heavy
Eastern holders had it In mind to use what power
they had in advancing the May prices. 1t sold as
high as 81 1873 and closed at 81 1875 Sac higher
than it did Friday July made the modest gain Of
1Bc. Corn had bad blow from the estimated re-
cepts for Monday. which were $50 cars number
that was certainly not suggestive of any present
scarcity. Its effect, however, slight the clos
ing of the May showing less than 14c loss
for the day. Oats suffered like slight extent
Provisions closed shade higher for pork, but lard
and ribs lost some of the preceding days advance
Local receipts of wheat were q cars, compared
with % last year, and shipments hence $4,000
bushels. Minneapolis and Duluth got 255 cars,
against 252 last week and 316 year ago May closed
at 81 1873 The highest 81 1875 and the lowest
81 14&. July sold from 925sc to $3.50 and $780,
closing at 92%c and 927sc
Corn opened firm at about &c advance for the
active options and, although buying orders were
not heavy. offerings equally light. that the
volume of the business was considerably less. No
appreciable effect was experienced from the local
receipts being 80 carloads in of the previous
days estimate The number inspected was $40, and
of those only were contract. Shipments from
Chicago were $4,000 bushels The highest for May
1870 to 1880, the lowest 4s}4c and the close
4sc to 491sc July closed the bottom, 4S7sc after
selling high as 49Ac
With the exception OF the first half hour Of the
trading the oat market heavy. 1t sympathized
with the strength in other grains early and on
covering by local shorts prices held firm for a
short time. Receipts 224 cars. OF which 80
cars were contract and of the grade 1900
ments hence were 262OO bushels Estimates for
Monday 2s2 cars. The rating of May from 32c
to 321s down to 3l9sc, closing 3134c. July closed
at 31Ac TO 317sc. The highest was 1850 and the
lowest BIC
Provisions ruled steady. At the outset Gregson
made another attempt to raid the market and the
SiI n6 NIyifh t1xr
of &c to 71ac and in ribs of &c to 7ac. But at the
decline the packers to the and took
offerings off the market. Prices gradually regained
the greater part of the loss at the close ruled
~ 2, S f9 ;2 80 broke to $2 ~ and reacted to 80 s.
Mag lard sold from s. to 81 To- eased off to 81 10
and reacted to s. r. July sold from s. 82l3 of to
g ss of to Sc 80 and reacted to Sc & July sold from
receipts were 1900 head, and prices at the yards
were sc higher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-19

figured India silks and corded Japanese wash silks
R. J. HORNER & CO. Nos. 81, 60 and 65 West
5dst, call attention to their furniture in all lines
Tor town or country homes.
JOURNEAY & BURNHAM, Brooklyn, offer silk
waists and petticoats. tailored suits, tan covert
Jackets and cravenetted coats at attractive prices
Iney ulrect attention specials in French check
Vol!es and imported black broadcloth
SIEGEL-COOPER COMPANY, 6th-ave 18th TO
18th ST., announce price attractions in broadcloth
SUITS OF black, blue, brown or green.
A. d. MATTHEW'S SONS. Brooklyn, announce
the opening Of their spring millinery display They
offer quadruple silver plated hollow ware and
spoons and forks of Rogers extra plate. They also
hats. /
BoNWIT. TELLER CO., West 2d-st., direct
spring and summer wear. Tomorrow they will
place sale two speciaIs-taffeta and Panama
cloth combination blouse suits and mannish sack
coats.
HACKETT CARHART g. CO.. Broadway and
l5th-st offer for tomorrow specials in Elton suits
covert cloth coats silk drop wolfe skirts redingotes
separate frock fril coats tailored street suits
eHecL They also offer specials in shirtwasts.
X H. MACY CO. Broadway at 6th-ave 34th
10 18th St, offer trimmed and untrimmed millinery
women's suits, coats, muslin underwear and silk
hosiery; colored taffeta silks wash dress fabrics
black and colored dress fabrics. sale of combs.
women's waists chdren's wear china and glass
ware, spring carpets Oriental rugs. sale OF brass
and iron beds and grocery specials For Tuesday,
women's waists and spring coats mems suits chill
aIehs gulmpe dresses and girls double breasted
ooH REFERS are offered.
SHEPPARD KNAPP & CO., sth-aye 18th to 18th
St, offer carpets and and reductions IN limo
eums and oicloth. Attention directed to specials
in Wilton velvet and Brussels rugs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-19
INCREASE IN GROCERY BUSINESS

Inc Acker, Neral & Condit Company. dealing in
fine groceries. has. it is announced so ,pcressa6
Its trade that representatives Of the firm saw that
they have the largest business of the kind in the
world Owing 10 an increase in sales they say
mat they car afford to allow themselves smaller
margin OF profit. and have thus won pon,Iarj+,,
They call attention to their coffee and tea AZ low
prices for goods Of the quality. They declare their
sales Of Mauna coffee and Victoria tea enorroo,,a
by a Wen arranged express system and iudicious
advertising they are extending their operations "a
every State IN the Union
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-19
CAPMAKERS STRIKE SETTLED.
After Conference with Manufacturers As
ISOLATION, 800 Employees Will Go Back.

The general strike OF capmakers which began
three months ago, against the open shop declara-
ton Of the Cap Manufacturers Association was
settled yesterday after conference between com
mittees Of the capraakers and the Cap Manufact-
urers' Association, in the Broadway Central Hotel
An agreement was signed in which some conces-
sions are made by the strikers, and the union is
recognized About fifteen hundred men and women
involved in the strike viii return TO work A
meeting of the strikers was held last night at No
Ct East 4th-st, where the settlement was ratified
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-19
LONGEST DRAWBRIDGE OPENED.
Illinois Central Structure Across the Mis-
souri,, at Omaha, in Use.
10y TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

Omaha March 1S-President Fish and other Of
fcials of the Illinois Central Railroad Company
formally opened that roads new Missouri River
bridge here to-day. The bridge. which is
a double span. double track steel structure. is the
longest drawbridge in the world.
The cost was nearly 100000. and two years have
been consumed in building 1t takes the place of
old single track structure Of the East Omaha
Terminal Company. Last year the Missouri River
fuctuated greatly that il was feared the bridge
would be left over dry land but quick work kept
the river beneath the bridge. There are rumors
that some Of the roads using the Union Pa
cihc bridge viii switch to the Illinois Central
soon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-19
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-YOrk, Saturday, March 10, 1905
ARRIVED

steamer City OF Washington Nicholson. March
Sea myers mails and mdse Arrived the Bar noon
STEAMER Havana. Robertson, Vera March O. pro
sTeso II and Havana Il, to James & Co with 9S
49, - - -''i
Steamer Pathfinder. Parse. Mayaguez February "a
Asuadilla % Arectbo March . the New
Bar 1905 & m. 60 '"e
steamer Hero (Norl, Kars Banes March II to the
United Fruit Co. with Arrived at the bar an
a 0 --' at
Steamer Lampasas. Staples Galveston March II 70 9
m. ~ A-'f'
Steamer Excelsior, Hopner. ew-Orleans March 70 10
the southern Pacific CO. with mdse Passed
Quarantine a m ~-
Steamer Comanche Watson Jacksonville March IL via
Charleston 16 to VIM Clyde Co. with passeneer
and Tr1se. Passed Quarantine at II SO a m
Steamer Ethiopia, Glasgow CNantucket
Sandy Hook n. j.. March IS $50 D. m-Vind south
west. strong breeze; clear ~
SAILED.
Steamers Nordkyn (Nor). for Portland Me. C,oIorodo
BIGnswiek and Mobile New-YorN. Southampton; Birnam
Obj baltimore; Neckar (Ger Naples: Finland ANTWERP
VIA RGyeT CT@tic ODD; Azores. Naples, Aglers etc;
Iort antonio; Algeria OBJ Marseilles. etc: Castle
Havana; Cmbria (Br), Liverpool: jamestown Norfork
and Newport News Kansas City Savannah Deutschland
CGer) Rotterdam; Minnehaha (Brl. London; 81 Aha
New-Orleans: Iroquos. Charleston and Jacksonville
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-19
HOME NEWS.
NETWORK CITY.

Professor J. A. Allen, organizer of the Audubon
Society said that its annual meeting would proba-
bly, be held the latter part Of this month in April
but no date had been decided on.
DIT. R. NJ Hodge Will deliver a OF six
lectures at Teachers College on Wednesdays be-
ginning March o. at 40 D. m, the subject being
Manual Methods Of Sunday School Teaching" The
course will embrace discussion of the educational
principles bearing religious instruction and the
practical problems involved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-19
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name is that OF the debtor: the second
that of the creditor. and date when Judgment was
filed
Dewar. Charles BID Herring and another: March
II. 1905. s27 II
SameLsame; October q 1904 1890. SO 81
and another; January 1s 1905. 400 90
(yaeatedl .......:... ssT At
1904 Observation-Disclosures. es1 II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-19
TEN MINERS KILLED.
Disastrous Result of Explosion in
Vest Virginia Nine.

Charleston. W. Va, March 1S.-An explosion
occurred at the mines Of the New River Smoke
less Coal and Coke Company at Rush Run at 10
o'clock tonight, in which ten men were killed.
The explosion in the Rush Run mine and
extended through TO the Red Ash mine, nearly
two miles away, and great flames of fire burst
out Of the mouths of both mines.
The Red Ash Is the mine in which forty-six
lives were lost three years ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-19
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Bernard and Leo Wagner OVagner Brothers. dealers in
jewelry at No 23G 14thst yesterday assigned N
estimates the liabilities at $1,000
Justice Mccall, OF Supreme Court vAsterJs<
9olted John j. Macktn temporary receiver New
England National Automatic Fire Alarm Company
Mew-York corporation, application John p Faure
Ihoras A Watson and Philip J. Ganther directors for
yG ao dissolution Of the corporation The liabilities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-19
Misses and Girls
Spring Suits and Coats

SUITS Blouse, with combination trimming
Panama Cloth and CheviOt Value S275o pASS
MISSES WALKING SKIRTS. SEVERAL NEW MODELS ek ~
and Broldcoth plated effects Value $500 1O'>O
MISSES COVERT CLOTH JACKETS, CO oE
New Spring Models, Real Value $3.50 VS'10
GIRLS REFERS NEW MODELS c. AZ
Value VO'TO
GIRLS FINE WOOL RUSSIAN DRESSES
box pleated effect, in Shepherd and
Green Checks Value 800 TO'OO
DRESSES, Russian, Sailor
Long Wasted Effects, OF Chambrays, Gnghams no zE NJ
and Dmi1es As>C' S'AOs %'SO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-19
JUDGM ENTS.

The following judgments yesterday March IS
the first name being that of the debtor:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-19

'Brings mail.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-21
Tf1dbydelSe

9bis Der er en- 5amilie, bpor en-
6en o9 en- Batter er ober 81 4ar,
oil Uncle Sam gipe Dem $40 acres
Ganb BED ben M Sernbane / Stan
Isp 6ountD, South Datotd. Gnbber
Nano { elsr 8Oinoe) fan faa 800 Iom
homestead og water right.
U1en Der er ct 5ilf9lbe, bbor lang
BetGnfningstib er mere til Staoe END
Odpn. Gil Sui er fun 9eOningerne
al bsle bette Gountp tiGbags. &nt'r
C Sect inobpOer 2anbsmanb til al
tase 2anbet / giefpn Og beige De
ca. II DANTE, Der anerebe Der
GLAZING. Grcurfion bier 9irsoag.
@nter &c gects &Ontor sr pau 2. Sal /
U. S. Office Building. StriO til
Rem, qoresie: Pierre, South 0atota.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-21

g
tienefter or Bern. s Gors
finbelie meo Minoefsiten for Miss
fionar 3Rgenbali, ner faG feirds
BEN %. % 80. os.. dstes Der 3irsbds
ben IS. Os. bolot 5eitguostisnsiie for
Born ST. 3 6ftm. { 5reberitstirten
og ST. 7 aften / 4uoredstirten. Deb
ZEN asjlig9eo bif DdHf WisiionsieIs
Fa6s fcr 5ioen biemmeO1renbe Wiss
fonRrsr, b'6rr. gittmdnn, @sbids,
9%pttesuuro, Stsisn, 8. u. 5ouitn
og 59O. 9ef6erg FAINT Grin. einOcs
BURG, Til0ri0 RisIien os Romlau,
oae tomme til Steoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-21

Reformpdrtiets 59Dn
ooer Rebellerne. 6r. arab6e,
cer forlepeH blsp fat uo at ben inter-
rationale 5rebsgruppes gsitpreife,
tliutr lite ben eneite uf Rebsllerne,
Iom tommer til at unbeeIbe FOR bisfes
9pnper. 5orelebig forlpber bet, at
3uren MI er tommer iii Sninninaes
frebIens raoifals Repr9isntant, Sol
t%eiinqsmnno Str. peoerien; | Dag,
tribes Der ben 4. Poo., itdf 2anb6os
forenineen | 6olb9t Qmt babe 9enss
rufforIamling, oe Der, mener man fra
iabital Sibe, pil Reformbeniirss
TporHe 9ifhGngere iblonbt meblem'
msrne gre 5orfeg pou at fao Sr.
ar. 9eberien tdsieret Tom 5orenin-
gems Sormdnb. grunbet puu bans pos
fitiffe Stanbpunft.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-21

6gfffole, bOor ban babbe eiort ut
Gins @ernins.
Gfter Salmen s6er Dll ties. Der
|pil bies" tulte ben 4fOBbes SIN.
&c. ffeol. Using. Man tunbe fom
SnoItrift ODER bans 5aOers 9ib iatz
te De Orb: Sub er &GrIigbeb, %
Bpo, ION bliOer / a9rligbeb, blibtr
i SUB os Sub / BAN. Sm RE
iultaterne al 5aberensNrbsiOe maats
IL 6iitorien ogmme, men ban ftuIoe
taftes og ares Der paa bette Sieo
for bans Siertes 5roitub og 9ols
ligbeo. San eIitebe fit 5eorelano.
qennem 50 @ar par bets @l9ber CO
Smerte OgIuu bans; trOfuitere Spn
6aoos 0anmart life eiet, o9 bar
mere 6ierte bapbe aIOris buntet for
pprt 59breIunb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-21

,5offebsjftofen grunge
8 nbefsmebbt9lpere" pna
.asbmanbsbbils" Deb 9srsbolm blsb
forleben aobnet meb en- 6sjtibefigbeo,
til bpilten Der babe inbfunbet fig en-
tdlrie arebs of Stolens 9enner os
Ggnens 9eboere. 9lanot be tiffisbe.
barenbe bem9rtebes Trafitminifier
6essbro oe ners 6sjfolemrnb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-21
Danish Publishing House,
Blair. Nebr.

Stolen er Oprettet uf dFbsbe ga.
~pirfonblsr aouis peterfens Suitru.
Deb SnbOielfe talt.
Stffterens 8rober, @rosferer Otto
peterisn, acknowledgement Carl
aod, llbbsrup, SfOlsns SorRonber
5Os qeterfen os Fere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-21

tefbingsmanpeue Doois og Rs. Qns
oerien, 3ranoerup. iumt Ganobefores
ningsformGnoene. @ooseier Bed,
Mpler Maoien. 9uno. og 2anbo9s
iensfommisinr 3. 6dnien, Qaiibe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-21

uopertrufne getoemmss
tigbeber 3. atasie % uomGrtet
tanoinaoiif aoit bpOes p~asiasererne
neb ben tore SuIe5Greuriion. iom
afgour fra Rem YOrt meb ,6enis
Olap" 3orsoagen ben 7. December,
ST. IL Miooag.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-21
Quuu1urk

9qrsns @8efer. 80 Il D.
neonelfer. &rigsminiiteriet uos
ienote ben 2. Roo. fpIgenoe 8unoz
gsrelie:
@enerallpitnunt g. a. Is. 3adas
rtde, tommanberenoe 9eneral | l.
Genaalfommanoooiitri ~afiteDiges
ben 5. os. paa 9runo at Aloer /
Raaoe meo BENTON, og arigsmiRis
fteriet bemnnoises til at tiltenOegioe
Deneraagitnanten 8on9ens daernaaz
oigite Yaaitsnnelie al og Silfrens=
beo meo bans LANCE o9 u0mGrteoe
3jeneite.
Geuerdlmaior u. u. 8. aiibnel,
Gfef for 9ensrdlitdben. uon9Ones
til @enerallsitnant Og ~tOmmunbss
renoe 9enerdl /. 9eneraltomma1s
tobiftrift.
0berft al 6oOfolfet 5. Q. 6.
9srB, @bef for 8. Regiment, ubz
ueOnes til @eneruImaior Og G6ef
fer @euerolituben.
@enerallBitnant 4rnoIb auguit
8li6ert aiibneI, Der fsrit for 2
Nar fioen, nemlig Den 2. Quguit
1903, ~uonRpntes til 9ensrulmaior
rg gRf FOR 9enerdlitdben er ben
fsrite at pore fommanoerenDe o.
ueraler fioen artgen 1864, ION tie
bar oeltaget / oenne.
9an er fsot ben %. Mai 1850
oe traa0ie ino / 6Rren ION Weaig
ben /. 9tto6er 1867 beb Central
&orporalitolen; efter al ere bles
ben l1noertorporul og corporal Deb
a., og ienere peb 20. Battalion,
bleo ban Den 80. Suli 1869 Setonbs
lsjtnant / 5oofolfet, 1887 beb ban
ucneont til &aptajn af GeHeralflz
ben og aniat oeo bennes t@attiIte Qfs
teling. General 3a6ariae fatte tier
Qris paa lam. og bet itblotes oenne,
at ban 1903 blep bennes Qflsier
fom gbef for 9enerdlitdben, uagtet
ban fBrit / Starts 1901 BAR dDditz
ceret til Sberit "a life 6dobe fofs
rettet praftiit 5jsneits ION Resis
mentsfef.
Oeneralmaior Sens 8ilbelm Char
ls 9sb er fsbt BEN q. SUM- 1852
% tradote / Qpril 1871 inb / 66.
Ten ION Menig Oeo Is. Battalion,
bOor ban bleo 8orporal / Suli 1872.
Otter at BABE gennsmgaaet Differs
ftolens pngite aEasIe ubneOnss Fan
80. Suli 1873 til acknowledgement DsS
II. 9otai1on.
Z Warts 1890 ubnaOntes bda
ill Ruptain | Generalituben Og giors
be 5ieneite peb bennes tattafte 4foes
ling; men allereOe Qaret eftsr blsp
n anfot fOm Stabsdf bOs @e.
nerulinIpeftsren for 5OrfOltst, en-
Gtining, boOrtil bans oominiitratipe
goner giorbs BAN ferosles ftitfst.
ubn9ont til OberitlDjtnant ben 27.
Nopember 1896 IF ban 9ommdns
been oper 10. Battalion / Sbenie,
r,sr / Denn. Sitting fOrbfeb ban
fun fort 5fb, bu ban onerebe ben
15. December 1897 uf 8rigsminis
ter Suren palgtes til Departments.
def I arigsminiteriet. Com fads
ban qioroe ban fig bemertet Deb TN
rcliae Optr1ben % OmbpggeligeStps
relie at 5dgern., faalebes at ban
caerebe ben 30. Sunudr 1901 be.
noabebes meb &ommunbsrtorist a
D~dnnebroe, ibet ban | RODentbel
1896 buDbe erbolbt SelofOrist og
mdrts 1893 Ribberforfet.
Snbtil 81. Jebruur 1903 bar D
uirffom I arigsminiferiet, men blei
ba anfat fom Stdbshef Deb 2. De
uerolfommunbo pg tinige fOrfremms
fiji Oberff I @enerdlfdben.
a6elIfg OfaD"s 30 forp
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-21

5inansminifteren Sn9s
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ougadenoe aarutteren at 6inlnss
miniiter Din. 9asiens SpgoOm OPP
lpier Ribous Bureau at Wniiteyen
tun gennsmgaar en- IA Dages CIR
rud 9rofes1or 6ubsrs alinit for
en- Ropetatarrb.
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6els 9obOebbattet pdo
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Bum for 2. 4, 6 og 8 p%eriOner. Rs.
Ierptr aeier inareit fer ben tore SuIe.
Grcuriion. Tom afgaar meo u6eaiq
ClaO" ira Rem gort D. 7. December.
81. u Miobdg.