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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-07
STRIKES IT RICH IN eoLpF,ELo
Former Lewiston Man Finds Fortune
in Nevada Gold Mine.

L. Morrison, we'll known in Lewiston.
and who left here broke" two wears
ago. has struck it rich in Goldfield.
New. as the following story of s270
rock. will indicate The following re-
port is taken from the Denver Mining
Record under date Of February 2:
Strike follows strike with such
amazing rapidity at this time and the
points where shipping grade is en-
countered embrace such an extensive
area there seems to be no Limitation
to the pay belt of the camp and he
would indeed be a wise man who could
locate it's confines with certainty. This
week the southeastern border of the
shipping zone has been extended by
the location Of $40 orc in the Queen
claim Of the Nevada Queen Mining
company. and at the same time the
northern border has been extended by a
find of high grade in the working of the
Goldfield Daisy Mining syndicate adj
joining the Gold Coin claim at Dia-
mondfeld.
Lessee Morrison is the man whose
star OF fortune is now in the ascend
encv and the probabilities favor his
securing sufficient revenue from his
holding to place him in the easy money
market for life. At depth of 120 feet
Morrison has opened up 5-foot lead
containing Is inches of shipping ore.
8 inches Of which has an average gold
value of $27O to the ton. The re-
mainier is good mill rock and holds
values of about $50 per ton. When
first encountered. about ten days ago
the ledge presented well mineralized
characteristics and after being drifted
on a distance Of ~ feet the pay shoot
was entered. Thus far the indications
| for permanent values are daily becom-
ing more pronounced. Sacking Is "
progress and is to be followed by a
/ oh ant
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-07
OHIO HISTORIANS MEET TODAY
Discuss Papers on Early Events OF
That State.

Columbia. Mo-. Feb. There was a
LARGE attendance today at the opening
Of the FIFTH annual meeting of the Mis-
souri, state historical society at the
state university. The nroeram OF the
dav included paners by Professor Wal
ter I smith. Of Washington univer-
sitv. on General William Clark, Ter
ritorial Governor of Missouri, by
Thomas Shackelford. OF Glasgow. on
"The Shackelford Amendment" and
bv DR. Jonas Viles. Of Missouri uni
versity on "Missouris Attitude in the
Convention Of 1851" This evening. at
a public session in the university audi
torium. Professor Edward @, Rowine
Of Yale. speaks On 1.-The Early Explor-
erS of Missouri"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-07
THIS DATE IN HISTORY.
February {.

, February Z.
1674-Margaret Lucas. Ouch
, ess of Newcastle, died.
, 175O-Sir Henry Moncrief.
, born.
, 111S-Daniel Boone. CAPTURED
, by French and Indians. Escap-
, ed ten days later.
, 1S12-Charles Dickens born.
> Died June 9. 1870.
, 1S14-Massachuset prohibi-
. ted Imprisonment for debt.
> 1S34-M. Bourrienne. formerly
. secretary to Napoleon Bona
. parte. died.
. 1s44-London and Dover rail-
. road opened.
. 1S55-Henry, Viscount Of Pal
. merston made premier Of Eng
. land.
. 1s61-Choctaw Nation adher-
. ed to the Confederate states.
. 1S67-George Peabody an
. nounced gift or $1.20O,O0O for
. educational purposes.
. 1s73-Prince Napoleon an
. nounced his support Of the re-
. public.
. 1s7s-General O. E. Babsock
. placed on trial for completely
. in whisky frauds.
. 1s7S-Pope Plus TX. died
. 1S79-Jacob Shaefer won bill
. lard championship of the world
. in New York tournament.
. 1SS6-Archbishop Gibbons Of
. baltimore made cardinal.
. 1S90-Duke Of Orleans arrest
. ed for returning to Paris.
1S91-EarthQuake schock at
. San Jose. California.
1S92-Seventy-f persisted
. in burning of Hotel Royal in
. New York.
1857. W. Allen elected
. United States senator from Ne
. braska.
1S95-Japanese sink Chinese
. ironclads in battle Of Wei-Hai-
. Wei.
1S99-Rt. Rev. John Williams.
. Episcopal Bishop Of Connecti-
. cut. died age 81.
1904-Great fire Of Baltimore.
. 1905-Thomas Adams. pioneer
. chewing gum manufacturer.
. died.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-07
THEATERS
LARGE AUDIENCE AT TEMPLE
Il arford As Petruehio Received Rous.
ina Ovations From the Audience.

A crowded house greeted that ster-
ling actor Charles B. Hanford at the
Temple theater last night and they
were not disappointed in his presenta-
tion of Shakespear's master comedy,
1.-The Tanning of the Shrew."
Hanford was dashing. staggering.
Petruchio and carried his audience
with him through the rollicking comedy
of the play. The versatility of the ar
tist was shown in the curtain raiser
which preceded the comedy. The play
was entitled The Old Guard in
which Hanford as corporal Haver-
sack" gave to the audience bit of
pathos that had a master touch.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-07
TO SET DATE OF CONVENTION
Chairman Brady Calls Meeting State
| Central Committee.

James II. Brady. chairman of the
republican state central committee. so
says the Pocatello Tribune. announces
that he has decided to call meeting
of the republican state central COM
mittee to be held at the Idanha hotel
at Boise on March IA at IL o'clock
a. m.
The meeting of the committee ~
this time is for the purpose OF decidino
upon n date and place for hol6in~ the
republican state convention. This Is
the nrincipal business to he decide"
nv the committee. Vt Is the first move
i'm the coming battle and from this on
things i'm a rolitical way mav Re CON
sidered on the move.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-07
Finish Plans for Mining Building.
pecial to Evening Teller.

Special to Evening Teller.
Moscow. Idaho, Feb. THE new
plans for the mining and assay build
mgs at the university of Idaho have
heen completed and President j. A. Nc
Lean and Professor James, mining in
structor have gone to Spokane to meet
Regent ]. F. Mccarthy of Wallace to
accept the plans.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-07
WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEB. 7, 'o6
THE WEATHER.

Lewiston, Idaho, Feb. Forecast
for Lewiston and vicinity: Partly
cloudy tonight and Thursday.
Observations taken at the local
weather bureau office:
Maximum temperature today. 80 de-
grees.
Minimum temperature this morning
Is degrees.
Mean temperature for today. 30 de-
grees.
No precipitation.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-07

When Mr.. Shakespeare comes to
town every seat in the theatre is sold
before the doors open for the perform
.orn lewiston theatre-goers will be
rpyolcad when better railroad facilities
nrsse It possible to have more such
productions as Charles B. Hanford
s4s~e ms last night at the Temple.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-07

When the Chicago packers are
wanted by the courts for alleged vior
Ia tion of the antitrust laws. the beef
magnates send their lawyers to rep
resent them at the trial. Possibly
they will want to have the lawyers rep
resent them in Jail later on. If 1t was
possible to send a substitute TO war.
why not to Jail?
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-07

Grating the third centenary of the first
settlement Of America by the English.
The decision of the emperor is believ-
ed to be due to the announcement that
King Edward contemplates sending
member Of the British royal family to
theh opening Of the exposition.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-07
Booker w.shinoton in Canada.

Montreal. Que. Feb. i.---Judglng by
the demand for tickets there will be
a large and representative attendance
at the dinner of the Canadian Club to-
night in honor of Booker 7. Washing
ton. The negro author and educator
will tell of the work and aims of the
Tuskogee normal and industrial in
stitute.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-07
Notice Of Dissolution.

Notice Is hereby given that the part
nership heretofore existing between
Duncan ]. McGilvery of Lewiston,
Idaho. and William L. Thompson of
Pendleton, Idaho. under the firm name
and style of McGilvery & Thompson,
and doing business at Lewiston. Idaho,
in the general wholesale and retail fur
niture and house furnishing lines, is
hereby. dissolved by mutual consent.
Mr.. McGilvery will attend to the COL
lection of all outstanding Indebtedness
due to the said firm and pay all bills of
the firm.
Dated this 31st day of January A. d.
1906.
W. L. THOMPSON,
DUNCAN ]. McGILVERY.
Feb. 5.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-07

Want ADVERTISING hos i've. onn''o''
Of the "snice Of chance" ~ rsT'-e "
interesting-for the ri"ht person docs
sometimes fail 10 see the first inser-
ton of the ad.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-07
NOTES FROM THE WORLD
OF SPORT

There are signs Of revival of box
ing as a collegiate sport. Frank Erne
has been engaged as boxing master at
Yale. and there Is talk Of tourna-
ment between Yale and Harvard box
erS.
The south Texas league will COM
prise six teams this season Austin.
Houston. Galveston. Beaumont. San
Antonio and ST. Charles.
Artful. last years winner of the
Brighton Handicap. will carry 122
pounds in this years renewal of the
event against Sysonby. 1871; Hermis.
1926: Art Wells. Oiseau and Stalwart.
124 pounds each.
Arrangements for the trans Pacific
yacht race next May, under the aus
pices OF the Hawaii Yacht Club. OF
Honolulu. and the Pacific yachting as
ISOLATION. of San Francisco. are devel-
oping great interest. The contest Is
to be open to the world for yachts 40
feet to 80 feet over all.
A good many Boston fans think that
Tenny got the worst Of 1t in the De-
lahanty- Bridwell trade.
"A
ford Futurity to be trotted at Charter
Oak is only $31. 1t is the lowest en-
trance fee on record for so large
| purse.
Gus Hansen, who was known In the
old sdays of cycle racing as Rain
maker" has sixteen perfect or 300
scores in bowling to his credit. He Is
champion Of the northwest.
The fastest mile ever travelled by a
woman was made by Mrs. NJ. B. Claus
sen, of New York, in F. E. Stanleys
steam racer driven by Fred Marriott
on the Ormonde- Daytona beach. The
time was 81 and 2-5 seconds.
Dick Cooley. the eX-Tiger. says thai
he is going to win the western asso'
citation pennant with his Topeka team
this season.
The National league seems to b'
making all the changes as to mana
gers and players these days. Thu
American league evidently prefers t.
stand pat Perhaps the result will b.
two good pennant races this summer
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-07
e-,ucE EITEL MAY COME
Would Represent German Emperor al
Jamestown Fair.

Ireb. 7.--Emperor William has
10 become known that he will
send his son Prince Eitel
peedertck 10 the United States next
year 10 represent him at the opening
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-07
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
IN CITY AND COUNTY
Reported by the Commercial Trust Co.
Of Lewiston.
February 5, 19O6-Oeeds.

Angus Trimble to Lewiston Fuel &
Transfer company: part of lot 4, block
10. Lewiston. Consideration 81.
A. G. Wisner to o. NJ. Collins; lot
s. block E. lie Francois Tract, Lewis
ton. Consideration $4,000.
Edmond II. Brammer to Elgee {.
Chase: lots 5-6-7. section 33-37-1 east.
Consideration $4,000.
Frank Chandler to Alvin s. Wicker
sham; lot II. block 80, Nezperce. Con-
sideration $780,
Patents.
United States to William Lindgren;
lots 25 to 80. section 1892 west
Articles Of Incorporation.
Western TOwnsite Co. of Idaho. In
corporated by H. H. Field. trustee;
H. R. Williams. E. w. Cook l. n.
Smith: capital 100000 and 1000
shares.
Continental Land and Improvement
company. by l. N. Smith; Fred Killing.
Dora B. Smith; capital 100000 In
1000 shares.
Monarch Timber company, incorpo-
rated by l. N. Smith: NJ. Harrison
and j. j. Murphy: capital $1.ooO.OOO In
10000 shares.
Palouse Coal company, Incorporated
by l. N. Smith; w. B. Augir: Alpheuse
Byers; capital 100000 In 1000 shares
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-07

Take your prescriptions to the Owl
Drug Store.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-07

The National league seems to be
making all the changes as to mana
gers and players these days. The
American league evidently prefers to
stand pat Perhaps the result Will be
two good pennant races this summer.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-07

Take your prescriptions to the ow
Drug Store.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-07

Dick Cooley. the ex-Tiger. says tina
he is going to win the western asso
citation pennant with his Topeka team
this season.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-07
Feb, 6, 19O6-Deeds.

Samuel T. Riggs to John H. Powell.
SE1-4 Sec. 1851 E; consideration
$4,000.
jessie P. Leonard to j. A. McCloud
ct al, lot II. block s; consideration S4Oo
sarah c. Thompson to John E.
Nickerson. lots 2 and 4. ThompsOn's
Second Add to Lewiston; considera-
ton $3.50.
Sylvnus NJ. Lawrence to Susan T.
Dat, part W1-' NEIL Sec. 1885, w;
consideration $4,000.
Final Receipts.
U. S. to Otto j. Johnson. SW1-4
SEl-4. S1-2 SW1-4 Sec. IA. N1-2 NE
IA Sec. 23-31-2 w: consideration 5000.
Patents.
T.. s. to Geo T. Barnum, lot 4. SW
IA NW1-4 Sec. l: lots l and 2. Sec. 2
39-2 +.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-07

The fastest mile ever travelled by
woman was made by Mrs. NJ. B. Claus
sen. Of New York, in F. f. Stanley's
steam racer driven by Fred Marriott.
on the Ormonde- Daytona beach. The
time was 81 and 2-5 seconds.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-07

Gus Hansen who was known IN the
old sdays of cycle racing as Rain
maker" has sixteen perfect or 300
scores in bowling to his credit. He Is
champion Of the northwest.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-07

Fancy sweet seedless oranges, 25
a dozen at Russelrs Grocery.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-07

An entrance feet for the $1,000 Hart
ford Futurity to be trotted at Charter
Oak is only $31. 1t is the lowest en-
trance fee on record for so large a
purse. j..
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-07

Artful. last years winner of thu
Brighton Handicap. will carry -
pounds in this years renewal of tn
event against Sysonby. 131; Hermis
1926: Art Wells, Oiseau and Stalwart
l24 pounds each.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-07

The south Texas league will com
prise six teams this season, Austin
Houston. Galveston. Beaumont. Sal
Antonio and St. Charles.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-07

n n. BLYTHE, G. A. FORESMAN,
President Secretary
L g. BRADLEY, Business Manager
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-07

A good many Boston fans think thai
Tenny got the worst Of it in the De.
lahanty- Bridwell trade.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-07

There are signs Of a revival Of box
ing as collegiate sport. Frank Erne
has been engaged as boxing master at
Yale. and there Is talk Of tourna-
ment between Yale and Harvard box
erS
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-03-30
9anif Millioners @1enoon1me lel

9anif Millioners @1enooa1me iel-
ses. S bisie Dage felges reogle 81,
en6omme poq 8roabmaD Seem Sort,
Der ifglge rgeorbI." tilbbrte Sci, !
1873 afop6e 6aniffgote @llionRr
Beter @iloieD. Derne, bbts banffe
Rabn ifal babe beret 8eter @tloeie
eller @l6iig, bar fg6t $obro 1911
og arbeibe6e fig fren1 til flor @tgoom
! Seem gorf, bbor ban begpnote mteo
en- lille @igarbutif og ienere, 90 ba,
bab6e tient Ii6t 9enge, flog fig taa
eien6omsbon6el. &an bpgge6e fle.
re itore &ufe i Seem gorf, iaaleoes
ct itort sSSernbms paa @or6Hanbt ct.
90 8roaomaD og ct fort &otel, Ser
bor bans Mab1l paa 8roa6maD og
%. ct, ct af Dutt6ent flotteite SO.
teller. Gnfelte af 6e eI6re Donffe
SEEM Sort Tan e116nu n1inoes @il6.
iep, Der ltgger begrabet poa Green.
troo6 &irfegaarb un6er et meget itort
Gtenmonunent.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-03-30

u9erralit". Jor nogle Mar iioen
blep ser i 9onmarf giort en Opfin=
belie, iaa oiot ri n1in6es al en- 6anif
8illeobugger, at ct Stef, Ser fGr-
Zig @roo egner fig til 6relnltilling al
Af1tpbnin9er af Statller % andre
@ietritanbe, bportil bi6til bar beret
onber6t @ibs.. Stoffet ltoor omtrent
mi6t i,nellem @ibs og 8orcellail1
bpa6 @olobarbeo ongaar> og set
pan0t 1trafs en- betD6elig slnbenoelle.
ioo Der oprette6es en flor Tabrif for
BETS 6ren1ltilling / &j6benbabn, meo
Siltaler flere europei1fe StorbDer.
2onbon, 8erlin og flere 5teber. Sssfgl<
ge 6anife 8laoe er &ipbelubabn MI
blebet for trong til 6en ita0ig bofsen.
be &irflombeo, og Sobe6fabrifen bill
MI blibe benlagt til Seem Sort, bbor
ligeIe6es Sen funit1eriffe 2e6elie btl
faa fit &obeofe6e, iom bi6til un6er
Naleren Direftgr @iIlerl1p.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-03-30

gtnfla9eu ntpb Gtorlagtcrne for
at babe obertraa6t 5bermonS Mnti=
&rltit 2ob bleo iioite ltge opbebet al
9ommer 9unpbreD / Chicago @el1=
bol6 til Spielterets &ien0elie, ifplge
bbilfen 0e enfelte Weolemmer al en-
anflaget Srult life fan bpn1nes efter
oe of Sem afgibne 8i6nesbpr6. Ser
.ilnob er 1elbe 2rulten fife fritaget for
slnflage> og en- iaaban bill oerfor BIZ
be reilt meo Set fbr1te. @aar 5agen
Grulten inno6, pil benne, 1om &prpo=
ration, bIibe ibp11t 1neget itore 8p-
ser, men oel1s enfelte Meolen1mer
fan fife iopn1n1es 6engiels1traf.
9lttcr &anrp I 8bilippinerne. Sib=
tie Gre6ag bar @ubernpr ODER 9en
5amar, @urrD, og ct Far andre ane,
rifanife gnbe6smen6 beret @ien-
itanb for ct lun1f 0berfalb al en-
8an6e Snofgote pao 5amar, Ballt-
ianerne. De tre @mbe6sm9no op.
boIM fig / 8Den Magtaon, bbor Sc
fit Me66elelle ON, at @tammen bill
oe obergibe Jig, efter at Ben bapoe
f9n1pet mob Mn,erifanerte lige fi6en
be beiatte 9en. Neite Sag meote
Stanmen beo 6e amerifanife 8araf'
ter, tilipnelaoenbe for at nnoerfafte
fig, men i @te6et angreb ben @n,
be6smR,1oene, Der 1naatte flpgte oQ
freIfe fig beo at ipgmme oper Ell
Glo6. De i16fg6te &onitab1er an:
greb 8anben og fororeb oe1,. men ON.
trent SaIpbelen af benz 800 Man<
ftRrfe &onitabeInf6eling faIot. De1
er mi ien6t reguIRre Sropper ii
9en, meb Or6re til at u6rp6be Gn
iIaioneritammerL 6a set er 1tn1ulig:
at faa Sen til at boI6e fig i &o Sc
Ie sen gDrige in6fp6te 8efoIfning pat
san,ar ftaar paa ben bebite sos mel
Mmerifanerne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-03-30
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lined b de M F1dreands Historic ue got
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Street
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Decorative Co,
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Pastor ADAnD .DAnsrR NJ. HoIsr
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-03-30
Allevegne fra.

SpnlDffer paa 6e Tor. 5toters slt-
lanterbansfDlt bar / Gi1ter frppet ct
neget itort 9lntal Menneifelip. Salt
er ltoen Nopen1ber 0eaaneDs 8egg11-
oelle 85 Mennelfer orufne6e og 54
5fibe forlilte paa 6enne &pltitraf-
ming. S oe li0ite Tiger bar Ser gien=
tagne @ange ralet pol0lon1r1e @tor-
me, og man frpgter> at Mntollet al
oe Smfomne pil bile Jig at bore Iangt
itgrre, naar Sc lt6Ite @fterret1tinger
i116lgber.
@nngersnpb. Ge tioltgere trent
fonne Meo6eleller on1 @nngers11go /
Sc nor6lige Brobinier af Sapan far
biit fig at bore alt anoet ems ober-
6repne. &isablen Nog fell Der ii6lte
CONNER paa @run6 af pol6ion,me
&egnifDl, og alle Mfgrb6er bleb mere
eller 111i1t6re goeIagt. 8interen Bar
naret langt baaroere emo le6banligt
og fon1 Gglge beraf er MI benbe6 en-
MiIlion Menneifer Sen bitreIte g1go
og naa forfpnes n1eo 6p6e til Sf-
tober Maane6, 90 ben nne Misbelt be-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-03-30
Blanot Ianosn1an0
&unbt / Au,erifa.

sammeuiutnins? S 0iSie Gage
aibol6eS i Minneapolis ct Mboe al
Geleeater for tire af De ltore norife
Mrfcfonfuno ber slnerifa, ben nor
tie .Spnooe, Sen foreneoe @irfe oa
@a,,Des @pno6e, for at brsfte 3a,1.
fln ON Ell Sauunenilut,1i1g al ollie
norife Iuberite &irfeio,nfuno / Slime,
rita. Set er Gauges @pno6e, 6eu
&reos, bpilfen 9onfen fgrit blep
offentlie fren1iat, iom tog sssnitioti.
bet til bette Mpoe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-03-30
Gn al &c elbite ifanbinapiife Mor=


@n al be rlbfc ifanbinabiife Mor-
mouer, Niels 9f. 8eterien, @pbraim.
utab, CT / 6isie Sage afgaaet pe6 Dp-
oen, IS Mor garnmel. San bar fe6t
! 5nerige, fon font ganife 1.ng til
Danmnrf, bpor ban blep sorntnn0
pna er, Gabrif. glllerebe 1852 Hut
tebe ban fig til Mor1nonign,e,, %
bleb en- of ber1S leoenoe MGn6: |
Dann,orf. Son u6oanore6e til l1taB
i 1854, reiite n,e6 0fSebefor6rinq
eper Brerierlte og fon til 5alt Safe
@tp i@epten1ber 1855. S l1tab ba1
ban eiennelngaaet ,neget, blep rui'
neret be6 @resboppe- 9oelaggelier,
forioeet at s5noia,ere og leo 6er,g-
{ets5traf ifplge @omunbs,G1,cfer 90.
pen. 5ioen 1866 baboe ban boet
Gpbraim, bpor ban bar en- agtet %
anfet 8oreer.
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So Ssffeube brrbt. S 5ebruar

So Gsffenbe brnbt. S 5ebruar
Mooneo meobeltes fra @iseoniin, at
to Seffenbe, @briit Sgrenien og sln-
na @srenien, bleb 6r9bte beo en-
sSsernbaneoberfieriel Mprbe6en al
s5er1,baneitattonen Sregor, isis,
Dnnife 8lobe me6beler ,,l,, at 6e Snt,
fon1ne bar bie11meb9ren6e eller beb
Stan6erborg. Ceres 6boger er en-
9fanoerborg boenoe Mano, Morte1l
@ri1tenien. gbriit SgrerIen bab0e
opboIbt Zig ber 2orbet flere Mar,
og eieoe Ell 6arm Oregon Ggnen,
oe bans Spiter fom til Mmeri=
ia for 3 til 4 Mar iioen og beitpre6e
@uiet for 8roberen. Sc banife 8la<
be n1eboeler, at 6e to Spifenbe bm
fra en- Sergefeit / Qlnleoning al Song
@riitians Geo.
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5tO0leDelt5 1nRglen0e SptrRoen og
BEN amerifanife &eprGientant peo
&onfereneerl Scr. Bbites ppperlige
9iplomati, at ser opnuoebes en- fire.
belig 2g511ing, og at en- &rig ,nellen,
1pWan0 og Granfrig oper oenne
Sag bleb afpgrget.
8iueitife @prppcre, ionl man bore
Gage fun iinloen bprer Sale onL
bar otter la0et bere fra Jig ft6ite
l1ge> i0et be / Sors6ags operfal6t og
plpn6reoe en- 8uglerbaa6 og Bra1r,
tilbgre,1oe 6tan0ar6 Oil @on1pa1p
og UNDER 8eir fra Canton til en- 8p
Il gegrbe6en. Sgrgperne operfolot
6ortpierne beo at on1ringe 6em fra
alle Gt6er og tpinge 6eln paa @run6,
bborefter 6e tog ollie 5oger al 8er6i
on1bor6. Sen amertfanife &oniul i
canton 1tn0er1q9er Sdge1t og DER er
ien6t ct Gfstrafftb fra @eaniIla til
6orit9rfning at BEN on1erifanffe
@fa6re i6e fineiiife 5arban6e.
Gn aeu,pe-S Sbrbof, Der berer
geabnd r@etpep" er unoerbeis fra be
6or. Stater til Bbilippinerne, bbor
@egieringen bill ftationere 6en be6
ManilIo. Sen ifal fgres giennem
Sue3 @annIen og set in6ifte Ocean.
Den bIiber bugieret til fit Beftmt-
rneIiesfteo of flere itore Bugfer6nlts
pere og leoiages at en- lille 51aabe af
9ransportffibe. &ransporten er
meget bonffelig, men man 11arer BOG
go6t 6aab ON at fltnne ffaffe Doffen
fre1t goo 8ebol6. Otter at ben ,er
naaet til Monila bill man bog ml11lig
rneoe ben itbrite ganffeIigbeo ,ioet BET
paaitnaes, at Ser ifffe paa belle @pften
Ser onrfring finoes ct pnsie1t6e 5teo
at anbri11ge ben Doffen er for ST
sen / MiboeIbabet, ct 5teb 1nellen1
l@ibroltar og gicilierl.
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81 ie11ber

,ne6 @Ieoe Br6benumre til en- bbiI-
fen iom BELT @oresfe pao 0pfor.
bring.
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@ammealisn bette 8lao, bets Sno.
boIb, l16itprelfe, Bris og 8re1nier
1ne6 an6re 8la6e / famine Sprog.
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(8ortfat paa Sioe %