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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-11-15

= 8enn Semonb cine fire Soee, .. g.
einen Srrtpabn i'm &opfe baf, i6rcibt
Die 81. ,Staat85ts.", 70 iuirb er ba.
bur1 p6llis farbenblino in Der 8eur,
tbeiluns BON Meni9en uno 9inseu
go sebt es benz 9eweienen 8rdiiOenter
Gleuelanb. Tint feline Weinung il6el
bic 8ebeutuns Der bempfre!t;;ift5see. Siie5 10
in sssii5a uto Cbsp pefraat, artlpurtett
er idlanttues nit ber @rfldruns, naf
es elm Sies Der 5reibdnbler lei; = Der
Befen, ,,tuelder unter Der 2ait beI
S9ubsolIes ont i6periten leibe, ie
enbli1 ertpadt," II. {. 10: Mit ale,
sebabrenber G9tuns fir ben peiijuli
den gbnrafter bes Serrn @roue Gteue
lamb iei es seiast, baB er seraoc5u hi,
Elm 5arbenblinoer seipro6en bat
Denn nit ben @rsebuiiien Der gaBler
in Soma uno Sbio bat bic Sreiban
6efs> unb Sdub5olIfrase ni6t mebr St
.thun, ols ber Dtnnn i'm Monoe. 9aa
m Soma tuurbe 81 brei 8ierteln burd
b;e auFebnuus sesen bic uermnleocitt
Swingberridaft Der Bafiermudcr, 81
einem 8iertcl bur6 ben g1a6weis &c,
ftimmt, baB bet republitauiife Seiuer.
ber 6utidiiOn ein Sanblan8er mt
&ne9t bet Giienbabn. @eienidaften luar
r1nb lit Sbiu iuar es bic Gmp0ruus Der
9eutiden sesen bic BON bem @oup,
5orafer Der @tabt Cincinnati aufse:
stpunsene SDnntnssbittelei, ipelde inn
bus @euid brad. 9aS lit 70 iOnnert
tlar uKb beutlib, buB cine sun5 abiOn
berli9e @t5runs Der seiftisen Sebfrait
bnSu seb6rt, um es ni9t su iebcn. s(r
bieIer obionberli6en Gt6ruus lelbe
aber @ruper Gleuelano.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-11-15

Su Der 8unoesbauptftabt fano anl
Donnerstas 9lbenb bic Trauans bes
Gr-staatsiccretdrs 9bomas S. 8dbarb
nit 5rdnleiu Marp @. gfpmer itatt.
gr>8rdiioent glebelanb unb @enabfin
iuaren bon Stem gort beriibersetommen,
lint Der SodSeit bei5uuObnen Serr
glepelanO itattete aud bem Brdiibenten
Snrriion einen 8eiu6 ab.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-11-15

bist iUorben. 8fuei susanner, Sacob
9elFtot unb S. g. 9iifner ipnroen als
Der granbitiituus ucrbddtis uerbaftet
ilnD inter $500 8ursiduft geitelIt.
8eibe bebaupten iebOdl notiirlidI illl.
i6uibis gu fem. Saidner 1T eDniiabler
BON Wsobiion Tplpnlhip.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-11-15
geit Der beutiaeu gaummer tritt bas

Mit Der beutiseu Summer tritt bas
,,8oltsbfatt" ieinen 81. Snbr9an9 oil.
gs bnt feline beuti9en Gonenrrenten in
@asrondoe gountn ale ii6erlebt uno 1T
iest bic ein5ise beuti6e Seituns bic bier
bernusseseben pirb. 9rub Der uielen
g8iberiudrtisfeiten bic uns, ipie anen
oenti6en 2anb5eitunsen, fortipd9reno in
ben Bes seleSt tueroen, bemerfen mir
bod nit 8efriebisuns. baB iib uuiere
Gbonnentenjabl nibt nur auf i6rcr
16be bait, iOnbern iid itetis uermebrt
unb anter bieien llmltdnbsu f6unen mir
nit frii6em Rutb unb erueuter 3uuer-
ii&t ben 81. Sabr9ans ontreteu. Sn>
benz mir unieren sablrei9en Srelnoen
INT @bnnern iiir ibre tbdtise llnterltiisz
uns herati6it banten. buffen mir 5H3iei6,
oaB fid ibre 3abl nod nm 8ielcS uer
mebren tuirb Die aufridtise 1lnteritHb'
uns Der 2oculseituns bat bsn 8iirsern
uno benz Drte, mo bies gel6ab, nod
INNER ben sr6Bten 0usen sebrabt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-11-15

Colorado, 0eip Werieo unb ell Sbeil
bon annins iuurben in lebter 8ode ppu
fur9tbnren G6neei eitiirmen beim9eiu6t.
8iele Reniden ioiuie srOBe Siebz unt
Shafheerben fnuneH in benz Sturme I'M
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-11-15

9luf beut ct. 2pitiier Babnboie fan
am Woutas eine menidli6e WonitroIitdi
in @eltdlt einer 7lS 8fuab tuissenber
Srau aug bem . item an. Sieielbe fubr
i'm 8assases@nsen, mo man ibr einer
ilnpropiiirten Sip suredt senlddt bate
Die Srau heiBt Sattie Botuen, lit AZ
Sabre oft uito 0tutter bon iieben Sim
bern. Gin@0belluasen tuuroe requiriri
nnb Der 5ettflnlnpeu Don einent bal6en
0usenb itorfer Mdnner nit Dem beir.
@tubf bnrani seidoben Die Srau,
iuef9s fit faun bsiussen fann, lit fir
elm Dime -U1nieum bsitimntt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-11-15

Gud III 9eras bat Elm @eies, bus
dbnli6 tuie unier berrli6es &eiuberrp
@eieb, Die 5ernbcltuns BON 8illarbs
unb 8ool.2iidlen aus ben 8irtbibaf
ten perfiist. @as oieies @eieb fir
5olsen bat, iditbert bas in guitin er-
Ii6eiuenbe ,.Eeras 8oripdrts" iebr eiit.
ien6teno folsenbermuBen: ySn a0er
|9r6Beren tcran;iden Stdbten iinb ieii
ieHer 3eit %. y. felt bas betreffenbe
@eies in &ruft lit y 8tuaro=!Sul1en, Der
bunoeu nit gi9arren< uno gisarettetz
2dbeu, entitanben, in iuef6en Gag uno
Nadt SuUl unb 8ilGarb selpielt tpirb:
llno BON pem? Bon Gnaben inb
iinseren 2eutea inter II Sa6ren, Dee
nen bas 8etreteu bon ,,Sa1oons. ses
Iebli9 perboten lit. Dort meroeu lie 80
leibenidaitli6en 8ool> lilsU 8illaroz
spielert atssebiloet, uno: iefbit ipenu
lie nlht nm Gt9aretten Ipielen, 10 mil +
fen lie fir Den @ebrau9 bes 8iQaros
bod senu9 be5ablcn, baB baS 9ai9en,
selb bnfiir nidt ausrei6t. 9en @rz
iua6ienen TT bas Spiel in ben 0fientliz
den 9ofalen entso9en iuorben. unit Die
Susenb 81 perfeiten uno Su perlofen.
Wau iuerfe nur einen 8lid, BEL Gage
ober bci gtadt, i'll iol9e Si0arbs unb
8oul SdlIen, man betra6te, nit iuel9er
@ier uno 2eioeni6aft ii6 bort ana6en
BON q Sabren bts 81 junsen 9cuten
iebes Qlters binauf, bem Spiel binses
ben, uno man muB crfennen, iuie pere
6er6li9 bieies ni6tsiuiiroise GsIsb Der
2esislatur in ieiuen 5otsen 1T. Cine
iol9e &na5enz8iaaros6aae i6lfft in
Der @eseniunrt uno 5ufunft mebr glenb
unb gerbreben, als so Salouns.
Sptde 5alIen iinb @emeiui6dben, Die
BON Der GrSe pertilst iu.rSen iollteu."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-11-15

Sn Dbio iuurbe, tuie iest bic ueruua-
itdnbisten 8ablberi9te beiueiien bas
sanae republituniide Eidet, nit 9tu8z
nabme 6orafers, 9eiudblt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-11-15

Benu SIR 8lehtunoren, Nfeifins-
ober aupIerfefel. @eiuebre uiiu. gu fau-
FEN beablidti9t, ipredt Dor bei gbrif
gberlin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-11-15
sie eteIung bes Ssati6tbnms.

Seit Der 9ieastass @abl baben es
Die beutid belnofratiiden St8ane nit
Der slufpufflms ibrer 8artei ala oes
,,iuabren Sortes peri6nli9er 6reibeit"
nieoer auBerprbentfi9 eili9.
Die ugribiiue" bat INNER ben @tanoz
puuft pertreten, baB in bieier 6rnse
feline bon beiOeu @arteien 10 seiunb 1T,
iuie iulr Seuti6en eS tuiiniden. Die
Seiueiie bafitr lis9en ia flar su Gage.
Sm Siibeu [Georgia. genneiiee &C.
iparen ss bemofratiide 2esislatureu,
luelde benz Gotfe 8rObibition auibalten
ipOllten, I'M gturben [ @aine, Soma unb
aanids] ] iiuo rcpublifaniide bumit err
fo1srei6 seiueien. Sa SbiO bat cine
republifanii@e Mebrbeit ben SOnntu9ss
5tpan9 eingefabrt, in Miiiouri eine
bemutratii9e. Sie lebtere bat Obeus
orein, pdbrenb Ite Die 8rauer in &ube
lieB, on gbifanen 9esen Die 8irtbe.
beren @ebr5abl ia aus 2euti6en be-
itebt, bas Mealdenmpsli6e, ia mebr
9eleiitet, als Die l6limmiten @uder,
9egislatureu bes 2anbes. Man ueiB
ia auh, baB Der lebte bemufratiide
9eatipnal Gohpsnt uidt ben Ntut6
bate, iiber Die Srase Der peri6nli6en
5rei6eit and nur ein Sterbensip6rt6en
81 la9en.
9nrn1ts crgiebt Ii6 bie ridJti8e puli'
tiide Steaun9 Der Seuti9ameritaner
| taft BON IeIbit. Sic f6nnen in alien
an6ercn 6rGsrn ibren pUlitilden 8ers
binbungcn treu blei6en, a6er Die Bar
. tel. iuel6e gegen ibre 2ebens9ewpbns
beiten Sturm lGuft, Die 9(nluanblun9cu
bon 9tntipismrs pber 0eutldeubnB
Seigt, miiHen Iie 5ii6tigcn. G;s lit bas
einjise Wttitct, iitb @eltnn9 81 ueridafs
fen, ibre Glei6bers6tisun9 .5u erbalten
unb lire nationate @igenart Su iu1bren.
Sier in Ntiiiouri miro oies henu nud
10 iuObt peritanoen, wie es oas 9euti6<
tBum III S6io uno Soiun oerltebt.
Die pfeue 9cutIdfeiubli6teit unie.
rer SourboueH .(gteiuberrp @eieb)
treibt inmer mcbr 9euti9e tu's repu.
blifaniide Eager, 100 ia obneDin i6on
bic 9roBe Iebr5aDl ucrlammett lit, unb
uenn bie 8ourboneit in Der nd6lten
2e9isintur iuisber 10 tanbeln, iuie i'll
Der lebten, 10 9eBt (iuie mir idon mebrs
fu6 bemerft Bnben) MiIiouri I'M Sabre
1892 10 ii1er icpu6lifauiId, iuie Soipa
| iebt bemofraiiIA 9e9au9cn lit.
Der 10 bdllfig 9ema6te Serlu6 Der
ocuti9 ben,pfratiiden YreHe Die
&epublifnner- eetSes,ar -eStnnteu fir Die
I sdnoen berer d Soua uerantmortlit1
,u maiden, III et lnbiaiees @an6uer.
Die GemperenJ lunb Sonutnss -5rasen
iino Staatsfrn.E I'm, mo Die Stinmsez
Der madcu ibrI StelIuH9 benn audi se=
m5bnli9 upn et be5. Saltun9 Der
itaatii6en Ya4i Orsaniiationeu OBJ
bduaig. st ROuis 9ribiine.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-11-15

9llie Sprten 2arnpen bon 20 Gents
bis $500 Bel 8rabOt 3 Sderer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-11-15
Ser ed)ut, 90 lit Sentid,IanO.

lleber oieIeS 9lJenld bat iid1 tiirjli1
ipdbrenb oes ga,oblfanipfes in Obio Sc
natpr Sherman in riner Reoe folgen.
oerniaB aBen aus9eiprotben: .,9euti9taub,
bns sroBe 2ano, aus ipel6en Elm 10 qI-
iebnlider 9beil iiuleres 8olfes sefofk
men, beiikt unter ber peritdnoisen 2eit=
ins 8ismard's iinb ber sroBen Mdn,
ner, Die iest in Deutidlanb an Der
Spibe iteben, cine SdubjoapOlltit.
9ort bat Der 3olidub eine Sabritin-
buitrie erSeust. Die ftrensiten Sdubz
5onseiese baben Die Sabrifinbuitrie
9eutidlartb's in b6berem WtaBe ents
iuidelt,, afs bies lit Der san5eu friiberen
@ei6i9te oes 2anoes Der 5al selueien.
lleberalf iiebt nait Sabriten, Berfitdt=
ten unb @aarenmasa3iue nns Die Se'
u6lteruns in emiiser G6dtisfeit. 9er
1ortidritt was, niemals sr0Ber. 9as
iiuo bic @rfabrunsen, bic man in
9eutl9lanb eema9t bat. @enn biez
jenisen inter meinen 8ub6rern,, Die
aus ienem 2anbe berii6er sefommen, Slls
riffebreu unb ben coIofaleu rlmi9wun9
| 5ebeu f6nnten, Der ii9 bort III ben lebz
ten Stuan5i9 Sabren ooll5osen bat, 10
lpiirbe es iie lait Stpls unb Sreuoe er;
fii(Ien, bnB ibr eisenes altes Sater.
lanb, bem 8eiipiel bes unirisen in Der
S9us5pllpolitif fulgenb, inter Der
5ibrung ieiner 9roBen @dnner jest III
alleu @eidaits5,psi9eu iitb 5n bober
8latbe entfaltet."
@nbli9 bat Die Seiueisaufna9me in
8ro5eile sesen Die beg &erbadts Der
grmOrbuns bes 9r. Grouin bei6utbi9z
ten Beriunen lit @bica9o be9onuen unb
boffentli6 miro es sclinsen. Die S6ul=
bi9en Der 9e9eimeu irii6ei Morobauoe
Der @ere6tigftit uno ueroierten Strafe
III iiberlieIern. 9ln bent 8erldufe oieles
BrpSciies, Der nit benz Sale Der G6ica'
soer gluar6iiea oas Gbarafteriltil9e
Der 8eri9wOrllns 9eDelmer @eleai9af
ten se9en Die biir9erli6e Sbrisfeit Scs
mein bat, nunmt bas 8olf lebbaftes Snz
tereiie. Die Gntbiiaunsen Der genafs
ten Serlube, beite6lide @eI6tuorene i'll
ben Surpbienit beS&ro5eiies Su bringen,
um ben @ans Der @ere6ti9feit aufSus
balten uno Die W6rber bon Der GtraIe
ibres gerbre6ens gu i6iiken, buben sez
5eist, baB ntan es bier nit cinec Snuoe
oeiperater Seri6wDrer 5u tbun bat, Der
beoeuten6e Mittel sur 8erfiisuug itebeil
unb uor oercn ipoblor9auii iirter5pionase
ipeber Die 8eantten Der BoliSei, nod
bes @eridtsbufes iider itiib. 5ei9er
lMendeImorb lit ibre Baffe, unb babet
sebietet T1lc uIit ts2di4t Dem ameri.
faniiden 8utfe: Die irii6e geri6w6rs
unssbaube ,,glanua=@ael" bur9 elm
parnenbes 8eiIpiel flar unb beutlidD ju
MAIDEN, oaB in 9merita tein 8oben fit
ibre perbre9erti4e Ebdtisfeit seiul9s
ien iit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-11-15
City Hotel /,
BON
MARTIN ALLEMANN

@barftraBe, Sermann, MO.
III tines Der tellsn bsntI&en @afbauGsr In
Sernlann. Hein unb fanbfr. ailfmerffame
Stbienusg, uns bic beife aiihe.
Yrtiie Sl.00 prcSns, cber S4.00 pro Gp&e.
Setr beauenes Sdniplf &ocm I'm leIben
8sbaube fur bic BenuBuns BON @sI&6fts.
rsiisnssn. 3uscrtcntnisnotportiers an alIsn
3iiseu. iuni4 SO
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-11-15

Ser neuc afliiOns- -gOmmiiidr Green
9. Jfuum ilt ebenfals Snpalibe unb
wdre er IclbI$u einer Beniion bered.
tist. 8is II BAT CT aber nod feinsn
9tnIpru6 gelhnO gcma6t unb iuirO bies
ou6 iebt, 10 bn9e ct i'm slmte iit. erit
re6t nibt tfbn. Gteie 9batiade erin'
nert al ben 4sten bcmofratiideu 8euz
lions. Comm dar 8laf, tueld.r ni6t
nur bus 5ddr als folder, ionoerr,
sGei6jcitiq + DO6ite 9eniiOa be5Oseu
bat, bic llnd 5am iiberDuupf sciudbrt.
2ebteres hfro 9cIIiiieutlid) BON Der
bemufratiId& %rcne uerI6wiesen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-11-15

Gderbau 6efretdr &ust idlieBt iei'
neu erItcn Brcsberidt on ben Brdfi.
oeuten, mil fol9euocn 9Surten: ,Siir
alIe bieienim d gr5eu9niiie, iuel6e unier
eiaener Son bcroorbrilt9cn fann, fors
bert Der 5iEttcr oenjfniqtn 5bus, Der
i6m sen Mascn uaietes heimii6en
Waarftes fArt. Die 9rOBen 9tationen
eurupos Elnen jcOen Mcru on, uln
Die @iKelmft bcm aricse Oienitbar su
mad)cu. Mge es Der &ubm bes
amerifa,5tet Solfes iein, Die 8iiiens
Idaft beai glferbaH oienItbnr 5u maz
eben,"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-11-15

0a Aaitr gil6elm iest 70 siemlid
.5eine sjsinr iii 9ani europa NIT iei'
mem SIslaas beebrt bat uub Die G:ile~
luit 81 aefIilbernen" nod ni6t cr-
nlioetl ii gin i6eint, 70 biirfte Die
aobel ua9ridt, baB Der Sfeiiefaiier ben
tseoai iisn allSgeipro9en babe, audi ben
a,er. slaaIen einen 8eiud absuitatten,
aerue m# als cine @rfinOuns gu be-
seid, ii Ifir- 8ilbelm miI ldiistens
biz .ss Atausiteaaus in 1892 ipnre
fen d;sdt9t aber piel iriiber ,,lincle
goms daT si9enem @runb unb Sooen
bearissr. penn Die paufre6terbnltuna
ses atoHli4en SrieOens" ibm 6ies
erra,l5
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-11-15

Die g39sl les- Organization bes Staa-
tee 1T m auf9ebra6t 9c9en Den
@toots Observation-Disclosures Gotez
man, ,pcil@rieibc, seitibt auf friibere
@5eridts GHi ibciouHJcu unO oas Gut
ohtell Is @encral Gnlualts, ben
,.gEheelsr9 Derbietet, i6re 8eriamm.
[uaaen En- bffentli6en .Sdul9ebduben
ob,uhoitep. Serr gplentanu bat bus
ge;eb III ciner Seite, iuel6es perbies
let. bos @ebdllben her 6feutli9en
@au(cE ENhie 3uiammenfiinfte sebei,
mer esMbaften itattiinben btirfen.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-03-09
MR.. MILLS CRACKS A JOKE.
His Story of a Mar Who Got Caught in a
Tree.

His Story of a Man Who Got Caught in a
Tree.
The Rev. c. Mills, the evangelist
brother, was on the platform of the Bergen
Baptist Church last evening. The good
work is drawing to a close. Mr.. Millsywil
preach his farewell sermon Oh Monday
evening.
Yesterday afternoon the text ssQuench
Not the Spirit furnished him with food
for a fervid and eloquent discourse. Last
evening after the service of song the Rev.
Mr.. Weston, of the West Side Methodist
Church, led q portion of the congregation
in prayer in the lecture room, while the
Evangelists held the remainder spell
bound in the church.
Hundreds rose in answer to his query,
"Who is on the Lords side?o and one by
one detailed the history of their CONVEX
sion. Mr.. Mills grows facetious at times.
ga rich banker" said he, acquitted his
conscience of the duty to support his
church by contributing the munifcent
sum of fifty cents a month. Shortly
sought shelter. in a hollow log. The
storm stopped, but the wet wood
had contracted and the banker
was caught fast. While trying to devise
some means of escape the thought of his
generosity chanced to fit across his mind,
and caused him to feel so small that he
crawled Jul without any more trouble.
Tomorrow the parlors of the different
churches in which Mr.. Mills has been
preaching will exchange pulpits.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-03-09
PERSONAL.

Freebooter Hennessey is feeling better since he
heard Allan McDermott's argument.
n,roctor poirsop onca had ser;o,,s +bo,,,h+s of
studying theology.
pv.1,d.a Printarbofp is tho oreotost ovstor
a. nm III, AL al,owassa
is 100 extras.
par;stro = caor,,a rio,aar ;s :, 4ha co,,4, 49, II
oonie1 faoa ;s mnoh r,;ssaa 49, 49, GO
qTnrsa
o,an hit he soxs ha doas uot uant - no No.
can,rai+taa of he poard oq Einenoa bas dane
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-03-09
Mr.. McAllister,s PATRONAGE.

The sixteen most important Offices
in the gift of Ward McAllister have
been filed, and the following ladies
will dance in the famous opening
quadrille at the Washington centen-
NAL ball.
Mrs. Charles Francis Adams, Mrs.
William Astor, Mrs, William Waldorf
Aston, Mrs. Grover Cleveland, Mrs.
Frederic j. De Peyster, Mrs. ElbridgeT Il.
Gerry, Mrs. Alexander Hamilton, Mrs.
Benjamin Harrison, Mrs. Rutherford y.
Hayes, Mrs. John Jay, Mrs. Archibald
Oracle King, Mrs. Carroll Livingston,
Mrs. Levi ?. Morton, Mrs. Philip
Schuyler, Mrs. Henry Van Rensselaer,
and Mrs. Sidney Webster.
While these ladies, with the excep-
lions of Mrs. w, W. Aston and Mrs.
Grover Cleveland, are matrons well adj
vanced in years, the rumor that any Of
them remembered George Washington
had no bearing upon the choice A
glance.at the list shows that civil SER
vice rules have governed the selection,
for the three great parties are repre-
scented in Democratic Mrs. Cleveland,
Republican Mrs. Harrison, and Pro-
hibitory Mrs. Hayes. There is also an
evident compromise in the fact that
some of them ran bark down the an
cestral tree to heroes of Georges time,
and some of them can't.
The opponents of Mr.. McAllister's
administration will doubtless cry,
Influence, = with the accent on the
second syllable, and Others will see
Doodle, but the unprejudiced will say
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-03-09
Miss Lulu Jordan,s birthday.

Miss Lulu Jordan, the little daugh-
ter of Charles B. Jordan, grew to be
all of six years old one recent day, and
her parents honored the occurrence by
entertaining her friends at a sociable
and musicale. There were dancing and
singing, a feast, of course, and the
merry throng had a royal good time.
Each little merrymaker brought a
birthday gift, and there was no end OF
flowers and books and other kindly re-
membranes. Among those present
were Misses Ella Smith, Maud Clark,
Carrie Ewald, Florence Durkee, Irene
Cranmer, Lille Meyers, Bessie Speers,
Nellie Brown, Florence Couse, Char
lotte Mccarthy, Sadie Brooks, Flor
ence Decker, Lizzie Decker, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank b. Jordan, Mr..
and Mrs. James Brooks, Frank
Coke, Harry Brooks, Harry Coke,
Lulu Butler, Grace Barker, Emily
Turner, Mamie Gross, Bessie Reming-
ton, Addie Alexander, Edna Wester-
welt, Jennie Ransom, Florence Cleri-
hew, Jessie Butler, Madelien Harvey,
Fannie Remington, Annie Tur-
ner, Masters Rennie Speers, Will
lie Gross, Howard L~ichenstine,
Harry Couse, Louis Meyers, Charles
Fox, Leon Nessensohn, Edward Rair-
son, Clarence Anderson, Charles
Holmes, Vincent Butler, Benjamin
Van Buren,, Neil Ransom, Grover G.
Wingate, Henry Hinteman, Jr., Fred
die Couse, Freddie Ransom.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-03-09

The Washington dispatches to THE
JERSEY CITY News yesterday indi-
Gated that President Harrison will act
as a peacemaker in bringing to an end
the quarrels Of rival delegations seek
ing appointments to a single office. He
will do this in an effective way. Fight
it out to a finish he says to them in
effect, and don't come to me till the
best man has won and the other one is
buried. The indications are that
when the victor in such a squabble
sends in a mans name it will be a suffi-
Gent recommendation.
President Harrison will take advice
much more readily than his predeces-
sor did. If State delegation IMAM
imously recommends a man for a
place the mere fact that he has burned
his mother-in-law at the stake or
lsecreted a ballot box containing an
Opposition majority in the crown of
lis hat will not weigh against him.
After the Cleveland innovation this
god old-fashioned method of rewards
Fithout punishments will be heartily
lelcomed by those who profit by it.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-03-09

York, all day yesterday, and although
there was no such sensational sale as that
of Mascot on Thursday, and the prices all
through did not average as high as on the
first day. the sale was in every way emin-
emily successful.
After fifty-two bids had been recorded
for the yeariing by Guy Wilkes, dam
Sable Hayward, he was sold to Mr.. G. j.
Hamlin, of Buffalo, for g. 100. This was
the highest priced lot of the day.
Altogether 112 head was disposed of in
the two days at an average of over 81, 49,
each. The total amount realized by the
sale was 500, 115.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-03-09
Jersey City's Neglected Interests.

OCL6OJ ~ . %NGS ASSA1NA AANNA SENo'
Some queer stories are current with
regard to the delay in introducing a
bill at Trenton. to secure a new charter
for Jersey City. They are not at all
creditable to some of those to whom
they refer, and it must be admitted
that an air of probability is given to
them by the failure of those having
the matter in charge to take any ac-
ton looking to a much needed reform
of Jersey City's government.
In brief, it is charged that these per-
sons are so busy looking after their
own interests that they have not yet
found time to look after the interests
of the people whose servants they are.
This one wants to make sure Of retain
ing his present Office or of getting a
better one, so he does not move.
Another insists that a comfortable
berth shall be prepared for him;
otherwise he will block legislation.
1t is every one for himself and no
one for the people.
Why does not some member of Hud-
son county's delegation sink self and
rise to the height Of patriotism? If he
would fight the politicians and secure
to the people their rights, he would
earn a royal reward, not only in fame,
but in preferment, which could not be
obtained by any amount of dickering
and bargaining.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-03-09
DR.. Kyte was Not There.

Last evening Humboldt Hall was filed
with people who expected to hear DIR. Cal
vim f. Kyle lecture On the Effect of Alco-
hol on the Human System, with Especial
Reference to the Heart and Lungs but
they were disappointed. DR.. Kyle was de
tained elsewhere, and the Hudson County
Junior Prohibition Club, under whose
auspices the lecture was to have been
given. were compelled to change the pro-
gramme. Mr.. Charles r. Burger pre-
many applications for membership were
secured, The singing and recitations We're
excellent.