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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-11-06

So npe @tater, Norozog Snoz9as
totn, opta9et / llnionen.
@oibinston 2oen Noob. 5plsen,
be telegram bleo 1enbt ira bet 9pioe
6us / @itermiooa9 al @etreter
Blaine:
Til Gupernprerne Meuette %
Miuer al Spo=os Moro=Datota, 8is=
mard, N.9
Sen fibte Mtt / be to Datotas Sp=
ta9elIe 1om @tater / unionen blep
ubfprt &l. $40 @ftermibba9 oeo
&raiioentens l1noerfripelie of ben
proclamation. iona 2open beftemmer
for 0ptasel1en af be to @tater. sSorz
ilaset ON &robibition, foreloet ier>
itilt til Iftemnins buer af @taterz
ne, peotoses / besse. Torilaset ON
Winbretalsrepreientation / @po=Daz
fota forfafebes. 9ette er bet fprfte
Etlfe1oe af EpiQiusitater Seationens
9iitorie. Noro=o9 bs9atota eaar
inb / unionen famine Dieblit.
Sas. g. Blaine.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-11-06

Geo Set ensellfe 9of er man 9anIfe
itiu til at britfe. S forrtse Nar torz
bru9tes Der 1aalebes til 81 265, 1000
&r., Sin 646,000 &r.. &oniat og
2itprer 173,O00 &r. 9esuben til
6rust os &a9er $4,000 &r. Set
maa uere bp99elis for @nslenoerne
at ie fine &en9e iaa bel anuenote.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-11-06

2anofarter tilialss / llseblabets
&ontor: @tort &eroensfart meo &art
ouer 5oreneoe @tater paa Ba9iioen,
50. &art ouer W}innelota inooelt /
2otpnlbips meo 5orte9nel1e ouer ale
YofbuIe / @taten, 81. &art ouer
Satota paaflabet paa 2arreo, SDoz
os ytoro=9ofota buer for fig, 81.
NQe oisle &arter forIpneoe meo
@totfe fRroiQe til at bliue Dpben9te
paa Geg9en. Rartene er netop anz
TONNE fra @bicago.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-11-06

&iereitens Mabs, felte plublelis ct
Emit 9aanotrpt, oerpaa preslebes to
oarme 2eber mob bans e9ne, bpor
be mbote ct @ar Muftal9er, oer CAB
Nnleonins til uoraabet. &iareten
bleo 8e9bnbelien fornermet men
Ilps fig efterbaanben til So.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-11-06
8iniot Sano.

Gre Geftioner meo uom9rfet 35orz
min9slano 5 W1ile / norb for &otb=
Jap, @ilfin @ountp, Dfinn., lelses
til $3.50 pr. Ncre, meo 5000 &on=
tant pr. 16O Ncres. &ejten lette
Gilfaor ,neo 7 grocent &ente. Man
benuenoe fig friItlia elIer nunotli9
til 8. 8. @birlep, &otblap, Winn.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-11-06

s @ti(. &eninber imellem: vNb,
bin lille Gut beoer Sriotbiof! st laa
oaffert geapn os Iaa 9oot iom BET pasz.
Ter I'll eoers olonorfe Npbler."
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-11-06
Gnbldnoet.

Sueitorm Colorado. 9enuer,
@oloraoo, lite Gtopb. Sen Ipere
@neitorm, iom bar ra1et be fiofe tire
Gage, piier intet 9esn til at bile
la99e fig. Nqe Tren paa 8aner,
Der saar ooer Jieloet, er mer eaer
minore foriinfeos. Sra Colorado
@prinss meooeles, at @neen ct fra
to til tire Sob opb, os Gelesraforz
binbelien ct paa mango @teoer af=
brubt.
= &anuittis al @ult. SEEM
Dorf lite Nopb. Mrs. MarD Ba=
ION, en- uns irit Ruinoe, bleu arreite<
ret igoaroftes, foroi FUN bauoe 9iort
5origs paa at mgroe fin Mooer os
tit 8arn. unoerlp9elie pife, at ben
un9e Some bapoe peret uoen 6poe
/ flere 9ase o9 par bleusn panuittig
af Cult.
= Sra @a1bin9ton meooeles, at
Goreneoe Staters 9pieiteret mart
oil afsioe &ienoelle ON, buoruiot
Minnelotas &ipoinipettion=2op er /
Opereusi itemmelle meo 9anoets &onz
itttution eler lite.
= @beelins, @eit &irsinia, 29oe
Oct. @n 80 9lar sammel Mano,
@omaro 6. Gilbert, falot isaaraftes
ino / en- aaben Slo / fit 9iem /
@binniton, @arrilon @ountp, os fit
ltusfarlise Brano1aar. Mr. GILBERT
ct blepen befienot iom ben Wano, oer
bpssebe bet tprite 9us Gbica9o.
13 Nar sammel tom ban / Gieneite
bos ct britilt &ompa5ni, BET banole=
be meo Beltsuarer. S 1918 bps9e=
De ban ct Tibet Sus al Epmmer, buor
Chicago er belissenoe. 6an boeoe /
5uiet til 1925, oa ban forloo @teoet
al 5rpst for Snbionerne, os foroi' ban
ipntes, &interen par for itreng.
9an fom tilbase BERTH, boor ban
iioen bar boet. 9an bar alori9 itoen
belb9t Gbicago.
- Setiten laareoe. Bater1on,
SEEM SerieD. Site DIT. Is Mrbeioe>
re blep ioa9 be9raune unoer &uiner=
ne al en- itor Muriteusbp9niu9, Der
bar unoer Spfgrel1e / &as1aic @itp.
Murene falot ino os ale. Der bar be-
itjeftisebe paa Steoet, Tom mere elz
Ter minore tillfaoe. Sutet anoet eno
en- 9aus al Temmer, 6ten o9 Salt
uiier, buor ben fore tre>etases Bp9>
ming fob nelten fulotprt ueo Mioz
oa9stio ioag.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-11-06
gergns 9alls Mgsblaa
uofommer tper Sasbag.
q. SetcW, nb9tber.
subitriptiors>1s $3.50 fpr 1 Mar, betalt
Soritu6, eller8 $500.
FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD.
The only Norwegian newspaper in
northwestern Minnesota.
A. S0LEM, Publisher.
Entered at the post office at Fer
gus Falls as second class matter.

&risstust. 2pitnouten: v@utter,
naar S fommsr til en Wur, os ieg
tommanoerer: Solot! iaa lfal / ftano=
}e; lite oerfor, at bet er en Mur,
men oerfor at leg fommanberer:
Splti
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-11-06
uoIanoet.

| . o><oSS"NAS~ SbAJ " S1SSCA>
CO 29oe Stt. Sra Guatemala meo=
beles, at en- flor &epolution % &ri9
meQem Guatemala o9 Gan @olpaoor
er operbansenoe. Set iises, at ois=
ie 5olt Seem Sort opbioler til 9Rez
pollution. - @enere meboeles fra
@itp Of @erico, at &euolutionen i
Guatemala er fulo Gang, o9 at Sfe<
sierinsen (aoer itpoe ale 0prprere,
iom tases tilfanse af &esierinsens
5olbater.
= @tanlep o9 @min Bai6a. Ser
lin 3Ote Dit. Sen betienbte Miritaz
rei|suoe 9r. @>peinfurtb bar freuet
til "gtationul @u5ette", at gopt.
@i1smann bar fra @min 8a1ba
mootaset 8reue, Der bar beitprfet ben
Sormoonins, at @min o9 Stanlep
lnart pil antomme til Mmpaptpa.
- Goloref form 9anmarf. &l9z
benbaon 31te Oct. Statsminilter
@itrup forelosbe ioos &issoasen en-
fonselis Hroportion ON 0pbeuellen
af Eoloen paa &ul, &afe, She, &is,
Salt os 6iltetran. @nouioere fore
Iaaes at neolette Goloen paa &ulz
ollie, men oerimoo at forbpie ben paa
&in, 8renoeuin. 9l, 3obat, Truss
ter, Niparses, Blomfer, Specerier,
8asuert, StDuler o9 @te.
-6emti Mennelter orebte. @lasz
com, 6to1lano, lite 9foub. llnoer
Den itRrte &ino, lom bleite ioas,
falot @auluR9sen al en- Bpsniug, Der
par unoer Dpfprelle ueo 5loen al
EempletOns 2aqpefabrlt, neo os TO-
iteoe en- Wtasle @rus p9 @ten IND paa
2aset af 5abr1tens TeOer1, boor en-
WtRn9oe Sooner os H1ser par beitlel=
tt9et. 2aset 9ap e1ter TOR 2rytte1
at Den foloenoe Stenmasle, % ne
fe1te be9roues unoer Nulnerne. Qele
Ypsn1nsen par 800 500 lang % bau>
De l4O &utuOer fin Gleneite. ulgt=
fen inotraf efterat Wtenoene bauoe
torlaot Spsninsen. De &u,noer,
lom tom uo, 1orleuer, at Get enelte
Warlel.. De fit, par, at 2plene LUTTE
oes. atle fprteoe MI ben til logan
gen, boor Der bleu en- irps1elis
Gren9lel, os ber omtom oe fleite.
Yeo Wi1onat par II Sig srauet uo
al &ulnerue, men Der James enonu
% &pinoer. - Mntallet af be omz
TONNE opsiues forFieuist. @n Meo>
oelelie al 2oeu 9toub. letter bet til
ouer 30, en- anoen til minoit 50.
- &om Site Dit. 8oi1ooen os
anbre @lpe Norbitalien bar 9aaet
oper fine Breober. Manse Suite ps
8roer ct feiet pet al Glommen, o9
mango Meuneltelip ct saaet tabt:
- Sen tDite rreilenoe Seller" er
| fort1oen / Belps bos Sultanen al
Eprtiet. 6an antom til &onfanti=
nopel 2proas. Sfplge telegram til
Bismard fn6er ban 8pens Belisz
senbeo ooer al Beltriuelie ifibn. Gp=
1te Blooe flyer, at &eiierens Beipg
bos Sultauen er en- Doerli9ere 8ez
trpa9elle for 5reoen.
- Set forlpoer fra ct. Heters=
burg, at @5oren isien er tommen nn>
bet Hanz@laeiiternes SnoflDoelie.
Set 9ooe Torlat, iou1 Fun fal baoe
| fattet Berlin, cm at uoelutfe &rt=
gems Tolsmano fra fit &oaosboro,
er lite fommet til uofgrelle, o9 ben
tpffenotli9e &resle itpoer / &rissz
trompeter llse iaa beit1st lom fgr.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-11-06

Ser er omfriu9 45 Wiuipner 2uz
tberanere &eroen. !6er 2anoet
er Yennle!uania ben Stat, iom tauer
De fleite. Sen lutberlte &irte berz
itebs beitaar fornemmelis al Mmeri=
tanere, 2Dltere os Speniter.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-11-06

l1seblabet frit fra MI til 9aptaar
for npe Nbonnenter, iom betaler ct
Iar Torifuo.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-11-06
Minnefota.

Morberen @feiber Moorbeab, ber
lom betjenot er erfleret finoslp9, bill
blipe transporteret til &esierinsens
9ajaretb @aibiu9ton.
Borinsen al ben arteiilfe Brpnb
Moorbeao bat mon inotil oioere
maattet opsipe al @an9el paa &en=
&c. Ser ct MI boret til en- 9pboe of
1890 SOB, men Der CT enoba intet
Sanb.
= sSunoet en- bpb Mano. Sm=
firing en- balo Mil noroenfor Moorz
bead bleo Manoas en- opo Mano fun
Sen lisaenoe / @rpften tet oeo Sern=
banen. 5uem ben bpoe er, uioes it.
Il, men of ct 9tptte 'Bapir. ban bou:
De bos fig, bar man i1uttet fig til, at
BANS 9eaun er George Maiton, os at
bans piem bar &oa. Manoen bar
5pnoa9 feet beruiet / Moorbeao.
- 8rincetotpn 3oie geopb. Bp=
Maribol 49,. Morton ltipo os orabte
Soiepb Brumbausb &l. 12 mat.
9enue iioite Tom til Bpen isoar, blep
beruiet og sau fig berpaa til at oplps
se Marlbol georton, boem ban oar
oreo paa, foroi Marlbo1en for ct
Iar iioen baooe arreieret 8rum=
bausbs 8rooer for 9ruttenltab. 9a
Brumbau9b enoelis mpoteytorton paa
@aoen, anfalot ban bam meo lltuemsz
orb. Set Tom oerpaa til 9aanosri=
belisbeoer. 8rumbau9b bar lanat
operlesen Stprfe os ilebte Eolitiz
nanoen efter @aoen fra @itpbaqen
til 8oitbuiet. 9eu greb Wtarlballen
i'm &euOluer os fpreoe tire @anse paa
jim Mobfanber. 9enne penote Jig
ON os raoeoe nogle @friot bortouer
3aoen os falot bpo neo. 5orbpr oil
optases imorsen. @fipnt bet inoz
trufne pur meset betlaselist, finoer
man bog, at Ma,Ibouens gambling
par beretti9et. u
- 5ortiettelie af Sernbanetri9en
Grootiton. Grootiton Bite Nctb.
9ette uar ben iiofe 9as for 9ulutb,
Grootfon>o:tbe til at ton.z
me IND 8pen os oeroeo fortiene fine
$4,000 Bombs. Sc matte sipe
tabt, itisnt be tiempeoe iaa eoot, be
funoe. Giolis imorses besDnote be
at lasse @t1nner oper 3otpnpeien,
% ST. 3 baube be altin9 feroist til
at lesse Dperson9en. Men oa be
tor1pste, at sigre bette, fit Manitoba=
banens Menb, ber bar 500 / Mntal,
Orore til at iase oem oef. 9ulutb,
Grootton & gtortbernfolfene fiempe=
De tappert, os ltjpnt be bar lanst
ferre os maatte ilabe paa De iuere
Sfinner, bolot be bog tappert itano /
go Mtnutter. 9a maatte be ui9e
for 0oermasten og trat Jig @friot for
@triot tilba9e, inbtil be bar uoenfor
Wanito babanens Smraaoe. Ram=
pen bar beo, laalen9e ben fob paa.
Man bru9te iom &aiteuaaben alt,
Doao Der par forbaanoen, os forfiel=
li9e Sing 1aaiom 6atter, Spaoer,
Soro o9 @ten m. M. flgi aQe &et~
. ninser. 6emten Wano blep mer
eller minore baarot iaareoe. 9a
9ulutb, Grootlton & gaortberu=Wenz
oene bar fororeune o9 beres @fiuner
fafeoe eiter benz, iamleoe Manitoba=
9aren fig peo Ouersansspunftet o9
oenteoe ct iornpet Nnsreb, bpiltet Der
bog life bleo noset al. @beriTen
bar tilIteoe unoer &en meo en-
flor Mengoe Deputies, men ban
masteoe bog lite at opretboloe Sroe<
nen. Ser er en- meset bitter Stem
ming imoo Wtanitobabanen, o9 bet er
iiftert, at &ompa9niet oil TONNE til
at sjpre meset lioen Torretnins ber.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-11-06
9afota-

Sltu1HAeH UQtOIaeIne. 2)QHttOH,
6. s.. 2oen Moub. 8reiioentens
proclamation ian1eonins be to 9afo=
taers O9taselie 1lnionen ietter be
offentlise Nfferer / ben npe Stat /
en- ieresen Sitting. Ser er insen
@lerfer Circuit court ioas nosen
al 9iitrifterne, % ale 2anotontor=
aHerer, iom forelesses oenne @m>
bebsmanb, maa uolettes. 9e 6or=
eneoe @taters Maribal. @uroepcr
General o9 aqe territoriale @mbeosz
mano neole9ser fine @mbeoer ioas.
Ser er en- &robibitionsbef befemmelle /
@tateus &onititution, men BET Ct in<
gen 2oue til al ertlette oen. 2e=
sislaturen pil lite fomme iammen fpr
15oe Sanuar, os inoen oenne 5orz
iamltns bar ueotaset iaaoanne 2oue,
uil 9rittetrafiten fore9aa liseiaa aa=
bent lom fgr.
- &leoelerploiion. @rano Sorts
Site Dit. &ieoelen al en- 9amptre=
ifemaltine erplooereoe ioas 16 Mile
pit ior Grafton. Ssrael @bepbero
orabtes pieblitteli9. Maltinilt Grit
tenoen, 5prbpoeren % en- onoeu
Wano blep baarot iaareoe os pil
maafe o9. ...
- Nngaaenoe 9}pperiet / Sarge
Boltfontor meooeles, at Mistanten
er falot paa Holtbetienten 9arrp
Melton. st Bar Sage efter &puez
riet fuloe pere be9aaet, fortalte Melz
ton, at &puerne fore9aaen6e Scat bar
TONNE tilbase for at orebe bam.
Men ban bauoe iaset Dem bort meo
lin &eooluer us 1elu Blot facet ct
ufarlist @tuo1aar slrmen. 9a
Opoayeliesbetiente Tom paa @tebet,
fanot oisie Beretninsen utrolis os
fom til ben Slutuin9, at ber in9en al
9eetterne bauoe peret andre &ppere
/ Gotfontoret e1o 8etienten lelu.
Denne, iom MI iiooer arreiteret, bat
uuoerbolot en- RaitresIe, os bet anta=
9es, at ban bar uillet reboe fig uo al
lin &euseman9el peb at tiele re9iite=
reoe Brepe.
- s Noro=9atota. 8ismard
2oen Moob. Eelesrammet ON 8reii=
bentens Brotlamation mootoses / 81
termiooaa. Gn wiensoe Mennefer
iamleoes / Sberioan 5ouie iaften for
at 1amtale ON ben sleoel1se Mpbeo.
Blanbt be forlamleoe par @uoernpr
Miller, @efreter 6littie, 9(uoitgr
McWonima(?) o9 @enator g. 8.
@inibip. @uuernpr MiQer tele9ra>
ferebe til aue @tatsembeosmeno /
NorozDafota ON, at be lfal pere ber
paa Manoas for at aflesse @mbeosz
epen. 3an iasce / ct Snteruie,p:
rSeg antaser, at ale @mbeosmeno
fan bliue lporne ino paa Nanbae,
buorefter ies Manoas @ftermiooa9
euer 3irsoa9 Tormioba9 uil ienoe
Snotaloelie til 2esislaturmeolem=
merne ont at mpoe / 8ismarf ben
19oe 9foob."
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-11-06

8arlamentari}fe Sooere. 5an9o
Banias Inifuelle, at Sppnen er en-
berli9 Snoretnins, bar osiaa fine Gil=
bensere / bet engellte &arlament.
Marfilen of 9arltuston, ben forrise
0ppolitionsleoer, bruser altio at inoz
finoe fig meset punttlia ueo @esiioz
nerne. 9an letter fig befpemt till
rette, trptter 9atten neo / Yanoen,
os efter en- @tunos Torlpb ct ban ro=
li9t inolopnet. @noos @laoit itone ltal
lite tunne unborase fig ben nartotiite
Birfnin9 al igunise Ealer. &i9aro
Gemple falotes TOR fin elesaute 6oloz
ming, oa ban iop, the sleeping beau
ty. 2oro Mortb bar paa lin Eio en-
af Harlamentets meit baarouatfeoe
@opere. 9a ban en- Sag bprte, at
Sberit Barre fuloe ta[e ON Mari=
mem, iasoe ban til en- Sen: So MI
b1ir bet en- rolig Gime. Seq er
filter paa, at fan lerperer % en- biz
itorilt 8eretnins belt fra 5laaoens
Spfomf meo 9rate os Mrmabeu o9
alt. Gil Sc bore loa 1nil at pntte
mig, naar ban fommer ii! Dor Eio,
&ennen sioroe, iom ban bao.- 9por
ct pi? ipur9te ban. oa ban bleu bet
tet. Sen anben nepnte 91apnet paa
ct Sp las.-Men fiere Sen, uoraab=
te 2orben fortpiolet, Sc bar 10 bet
fet mig bunoreoe sar fortiolist. On
@obfanoer talote bam ensans en-
@tatsmanb, iom iop, mebens ban
ruinerebe 2anbet.
5lauenoe 2i9beo. 2iQe Nnna til
&otfepisen: n6pr 2iia, er bu sift?"
vNet, min lille &en." vDet bar
moriomt, ba lisner ri binanoen pres
iis, ies ct beller lite gift"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-29
PERSONAL.

The unwilling of the monument that has been erected
on the Place wagram Paris to the late .Nphone do
Melville the well known painter of military subjects,
will take place the day after tomorrow
The arrangements for the banquet which is TO take
place tonight in fremont Temple, Boston, in honor
of Wendell Phillips, are now complete. General
puter president of the Wendell Phillips Hall Assoca-
,,r Win nresjde and th, orator OF the evening VIII
be DR. W. SymingtOn Brown. OF StOneham Among
those who Will respond 10 oas's are Mr. tarlos Martyr
and the Hon Homer hosers' charHau VI the bos'on
Board of Aldermen.
so confident It IS said, Mr. Campbell of his
election a, Governor of Ohio that learning how odds
Of two TO one being offered in favor OF Mr.
Forakers success no at once intrusted roll Of
hills in friend with instructions To lay every cent
of the amount on his own chances. NOT content
with this he wrote out check for ~ 900 more,
witch was invested for him by one OF his Day ton
friends in similar manner on the day before the
ballot took place. Thus 10 addition 10 securing the
C"vcrnorshp Of his state he has two dollars for
every dollar which he put up.
ON, Of the rooms devoted to memorials OF the late
r,noror Frederick the Noble In the Hohenzollern
Museum at Berlin, contains among other things
Ernst Ulldebrandts wcll-hown picture of the then
co,7, prince and Crown Princess surrounded by their
chudrcn before the New Palace at Posdam as on the
dav Of their silver wedding on the 25h of January,
,ss2 On cabinet stands an ght-branchcd can.
dc,ahra the foot Of which consists OF an enormous
honhsheI with the inscription. Thauks 10 the Al.
mighty that lie guided this bali thu head of the
Crown Prince Before Duppcl, ed February.
1864. wrangel, Field Marshal In the same room
ar, also shown the fist uniform and the first military
cloak ever worn by the deceased Emperor. and the
and the white wedding dress OF Prince Fred
euck william and the Princess Victoria ~ announced
nv the tickets written by themselves. rhe Emperor
Frederick wrote. This embroidered Generals coa1 was
male for me without my knowledge and received IL
when the Prince Of Prussia my father promoted me
b the rank OF Ma0 neral, immediately before my
wedding. ! married In this coat IN London, ~
the Chapel Royal in 81. Georges Pa ace, on the .oth
OF January 1885, The ticlet written by ,he IMP
ress Is 10 the following effect My wedding dress
| II was covered with costly lace and richly trmmed
with flowers. myrles. and orsnge-blossops, when
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-29

latter were taken off, and distributed as keepsakss m
friends after the 25th January, 1855. The lace on
the other hand. remained In use for thirty years ud
was much worn.'
Mrs. julia ward Howe has arrived at San Francisco
in excellent health, by the way Of the Northern
Pacific. She has accepted several invitations TO
lecture during her stay on the Pacific Coast as the
guest Of Mrs. A MaIlllard. Marin County, and bs
fore she leaves San Francisco reception will be given
In her honor by the Century Club While at Port
land she filed the pulpit Of the First Unitarian Church
on two successive Sundays.
The Directors Of the Board of Associated Charities
OF San Francisco have adopted resolutions which bear
tribute 10 the philanthropy and unselnsh charity Of
the late Mrs. Charles Croker The resolutions also
refer to the fact that one OF the very last ettsr,
ever written by her was In response to applIcatioo
made through the Board OF Associated Charities h,
a place in the Old Peoples Home.
by the resignation Of the Rev. DIR. Samuel n
Alexander, OF the Phillips Presbyterian Church.
notable pastOrate extending over period Of tair,v.
four years Is brought TO a close. During the who,.
OF that time DIR. Alexander has been absent fr,,
his church only Thirty sundays. He u a son n
the late Professor Alexander, of Princeton and has
been longer I'm the city than any other Presbvter,,
pastor HIS Withdrawal from active work is promnis6
by a conviction that a younger man could accom-
niisb a greater amount Of work than his own "A
yanced age permits him 10 undertake. lie will cor
tinue his connection with the church, however =
DastOr emeritus.
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for which he received his salary The evil
dence in this inquiry has come from twenty or
thirty witnesses, nearly all of whom were re-
nctant and told no more than they were forced
to tell. Nothing is defence to their stories
which does not prove them, together with a
hundred accusing facts of record, to be wholly
false. Once admitted to be true, the fault of
the Chief Engineer is demonstrated. This, OF
course in no sense relieves the Commissioners.
1t merely stands as an illustration OF the strange
fact that so many reputable professional men
seem to lose qualities that they ought moSt'dear-
" TO value so soon as they touch public work
We shall hope to hear from Mr. Greene some
thing that will serve to improve the situation
in which he has been placed by this investiga-
ton. and we hope he realizes the quality of the
evidence he will need to be able to give. This
Dock Department affair coming as 1t does on
ton of the recent Aqueduct exposures and the
Albany ceiling frauds, renders it necessary to
read a sharp lesson to engineers who accept
Offices Of public trust.
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THE TICE OF fHE TRUSTS.

The owners of property in trusts feel intense
~ ind grant when their combinations are AS
sailed by the courts They reason that every
individual has a natural right to buy as many
works Of particular sort as he can, and to
manage them in perfect harmony, so As to make
the most possible money out of them. That
natural right, these owners reason belongs
equally to them as part owners in corporations
and Government has no business whatever to
restrain their individual liberty in owning and
controlling a. many works as they please and
can.
This reasoning Overl0oks the fact that tho
corporation is "A creature of law 1t has not
the natural rights Of the individual composing
il. They are free to do business each man for
himself but when they ask the State to give
them larger powers, perpetuity and immensely
increased facilities for combination, through a
c0rporate charter or legal organization of any
kind. they voluntarily become subject to one
restriction, namely, that their powers shall be
used in harmony with ard not in hostility 10
the public interests They have a right, as in
diyiduals doing business each for himself TO
consider first their private advantage. But
they have not a right, aS Il corporation endowed
by the people with enormously increased
rowelS. 10 use those powers against the in
terest and welfare Of the people.
The prcsumption Of the law is that corpora-
,ions which combine 10 control the manufact-
ure or sale Of a particular product do so for
the purpose Of getting for it higher price
than could otherwise be obtained. But it is
for the public interest that the price Of every
product should be regulated by free compcti-
ton between the American producers 1t "a
contrary to the public welfare that men in one
branch of production or another should lie en-
abed to seize unnatural and exorbitant returns
for their capital and their skill, or to tax the
public unreasonable for the services they rep.