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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-18
MARTINS FERRY.


Exporting Apples stole RaEor-Euginoer
Drowned Glass Works Shut Down.
Miss Stella Jones Is quite sick.
Miss Lille souderS has returned 10 Pittsburgh.
Doll Howell Is home from New Castle for few
days.
Albert MaBhallS pent Saturday and sunday at
Minerva U.
The ptCsbytorlAnS will hold bazaar on the
18th aud 18th lnAtS.
John Reed has accepted position IN tho
mould thopA al the Buckeye glass works.
For Rent-ThO two store rooms In tho Parker
block Oh Hanover street. Address Mrs. James
flndlAy.
A ieStltal was given In the City Hail on satur.
day iIighl for the benefit Of tho cOlOrCd M' IL
CHURCH.
The revival Of the baptist church ia well a..
tended There were ilitGCn aecosaiohA during
the week.
Several Martin, Ecy people attends" ~ ISSlI thS
yesterday
The gAllio Hinton Company will hold The
boards al tho Opera House oil this week. open
ing With nFanChOn" tonight,
James Leonard was fined go and costs on Sat
urdaV IOf drunkenness and dlAOfdgfly COndupt,
lie Wai one Of the participants IN Friday hishVa
" Nh, jns. MostOlla, nGo Mis- May CnrlOy, died
al MuHkGgOn, Mich, on Friday, and was buried
yettefJRy, ShO WAS daughter Oi Mt. Amos
hurley, formerly Of Martins Ferry
on saturday John MAnnot, u Top mill boiler,
ihOiiRhi No OiiRhl 10 have shave aud pOfkcledA
razor which lay on a street iaEira ampu' Mar
hhAl Burns arrested MIN soon M'eIWNu'
o. Il. Wood, Secretary Of the Union Brldgo
CStnbsnv' hRS some lnO specimens Oi fern STONES
found m ihO tunnel Of this COIlphny vhV o.
ihesO found on Saturday weighs nearly lU
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Ia tI,e gpIIer Hero?

The persistent rumor that Ike Wier,
the Belfast spiker, Is here, will not down,
although a telegram was sent from Bos;;
ton Saturday saying he was there and
had not visited Pittsburgh or Wheeling
A man who knows told an lNTRLLI.
aENcER reporter Saturday that Wier. Is
in Wheeling with his trainer, preparing
for his fghtin Chicago on the 2Sth with
Murphy, the lightweight champion 81
England. He Is keeping quiet and his
presence Is only known TO q few friends.
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Tho LOT on Tenth street lying between
tic Suspension bridge and tho west end
Of the alnn brick building 10 y 20 I'M i,;
proved al once In q manner which VIII
make A valuable addition 10 that portion
Of tbe city, Tho lot has frontage. o.
sOyUn.y.two feet, aud ls partly occupied
by d two.story frame BUILDING Inc
now bnlldlng will occupy the entfe
space, and will I've three stories n height,
with four store rooms on the tirst tioor,
and the upper stories divided into
French flats. There will 10 eighteen
apartments In tho flats, which Will make
HnO residences. Klleves, KRAFT 4 %.
hRyO the contract and ground Is 10 be
broken BY April ".
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y On Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
we will offer the following great bar
gains in Black Cashmere and Silk Warp
Henrietta Cloths:
Opieces Atwood Black Cashmere, 40
inches wide, ut SOC yard, reduced
from 50Ca yard,
10 pieces Black all-wool Cashmere at
CSC n yard, reduced from zoe yard.
10 pieces Black Atwood Cashmere
at CSC q yard, former price SOC yard.
8 pieces Atwood Henrietta Cloth l46
inches wide at 73c q yard, regular price
81 90.
8 pieces silk Warp Henrietta Cloth at
Csc q yard, reduced from 81 26.
8 pieces Silk Warp Henrietta. Cloth at
81 20 a yard, reduced from 81 80.
o pieces Silk Warp Henrietta Cloth at
81 So, worth 81 rs.
The above are our special bargains for
above dates. STONE 4 THOMAS.
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DROWNBD IN FHB RIVER
An Engineer Fails From the Whsel-Hls
Body Not Recovered,


On Saturday afternoon an engineer on
the towboat Samuel Miller was drowned.
AS the boat was passing Don, about half
past three, he walked out on the iantall
10 oil the wheel, and slipping, fell in
the river. Mrs, EdgeIton,i residing at
Don, saw him fall and attracted the at
tention Of some Of the crew by waving
her handkerchief and pointing toward
the water. After getting their attention
she told them that a man had fallen
overheard. Prior to this none OF the
crew knew he had fallen In, She was
the only person who saw him fall, and
says he could have been rescued il some
OF the men on the boat had seen him
fall in. The boat, which had good
tow and was bound for Pittsburgh,
backed down as far as the Martins Ferry
water works, but nothing was seen Of
him, His hat was found by some OF the
boatmen who were out in skiR, The
name OF the drowned man could not DO
asCertained, 1t is said he resided at
Pittsburgh,
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IL a combination Of the active properties
Of dates, ags and primes, and othei
tropical ifuilA. It's pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered Il I'm.
menl0ly popular. II cnre9 habitnal con.
stipauon, Indigestion, blllouaneeg, sick
headache, piles, etc. Sold IN 30 cent
bottles BY Q, r. Goethe, W. w, Irwin
w. u, Williams and John Laug hlln.
Logan 4 90. and Goodwin 4 Co., whole
ale ARentG,
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What pure air is to an unhealthy 10.
Cality, what spring cleaning Is TO the
neat housekeeper, so Is Hoods Sarsapa-
rilia TO everybody, at this season. The
body needs TO be thoroughly renovated,
tho blood purified and vitalized, the
germs Of disease destroyed. Scroiula,
Salt Rheunl, and all other blood disor.
ders are cured by Hoods sarsaparilla,
the most popular and successful spring
mhdininh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-18

Is Natures own true laxative. II ig
the most easily takon, and the most
effective remedy known to cleanse the
System when Bilious or Coeiye; 10 dis
pei Headaches, Colds and Feyergi To
Dare Habitual Constipation, Indiges-
ton, Piles, etc. Manufactured only by
the California Fig Syrup Company. For
sale In 80 cts and 81 LOO bottles ny Logan
Drug Co, Anton =. Hess, r. B. Burt
and q, Menkemeller.
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In the medical line Is the pleasant fruit
laxative, Elixir Of Dates, II combines
The active properties Of dates, flgs and
pfuhVB In such q way as 10 make II one
Of The most pleasant and effective RENE.
dies on the market, II 10 easily taken
by old and young, and % q sure cure for
habllual constipation, billouBnesS, dys.
pepsia, sick headache and piles, and oil
diseases caused by q weak stomach, die.
easOd kidneys Of Inactive liver, Sold In
30 cent bottles BY o. Il, uoetSe, W, w.
Irwin, ", y. Williams, John Laughlln,
Logan Drug Company and Goodwin 4
co.. MholesAlO aRehla.
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SPRING AND SUMMER.

We arC In receipt Of all tho newest
Novelties In WOOlens for mems wear,
COnSlStlng Of SulLlngs, PantalOOnlngs
and OyefcOatings, which we are pre-;
pnrCd 10 make up In tho best style and
Iii al reasonable prices. Our Gents,
Furnishings arc complete and offers
speCN'l i"uu''N'NG q. HESS 4 SONS,
1891 4 1898 Market Street,
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and The efficacy Of its action have rem.
dered the famous California liquid fruit
remedy, Syrup Of Figs, immensely pop.
ular, II CleanSeB and Tones up the
clogged and ieyerish System, and diBpelS
Headaches, Colds and Feyers. For sale
In 30 cent and 81 90 bottles by Logan
Drug Company, Anton p. Hess, X, D,
Burt and o, Menkemeller,
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Hogan and Shea.

II Is understood that Hogan, Of Pitts
burgh, and Bart Shea, Of this city, are
matched for q twenty.round fight, with
two.ounCe gloves, that the forfeit is up,
and that the Hght will come of IN the
Alhambra rink In the Eighth ward here,
on Saturday night, March 80. Hogan iH
now suffering from sore face, but IS
assured that he will be in good shape by
Ihn Qnkh
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"a Question:

Do you suffer With habitual ConStipa.
ton Or blllouBness2 liBo, try tho pleas.
ant iiuit laxative, Elixir Of Dates. II
Will cure YOU Sold In 30 cent bottles
by y, Il, Goethe, w, W, Irwin, w. Il,
WilllamS, John 1aughlll. Logan Drug
Company and Goodwin 4 Co., Wholesale
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-18

''BMonr's DiSEAsE has no symptoms
OF Ia own says Dr.. Roberts, Of the
University Of New York City. Addition.
al proof why Warmers Safe Cure cures
30 many disorders which are only Bymp.
toms OF kidney disease.
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wAsulNoroN u. O., March 17;-Fot
WpEt Virginia, Western Pennsylvania
md Ohio, iair, followed In Ohio by light
TUIn, stationary temperature, followed
Monday afternoon BY warmer, variable
tvinda
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We shall never cease to indorse DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup; for without 1t our
paper would have been short OF reading
matter this week; we had shocking
cough aud q fearful cold,- Weekly Union,
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BISHOP EANVS LECTURE.
On the Historical Massacre Of
St, BathoIomew's Eve.
CATHOLICS DO NOT DEFEND 1T
Aud the Pope did not Return Thanks
for 1.-THE Work of Jealous
Counters aud not of Jealous
Catholics-What causedIt,

In Bishop Kain's second lecture, de-
livered at St, Joseph's Cathedral yester-
day afternoon to a large.audienCe, he re-
hearsed the history Of the massacre Of
St, BarthOlomew's day and the causes
that led to It's preparation, 1t was, he
said, the work Of jealous courtlers, and
not Of jealous Churchmen, The Pope, as
well as all the other European soverigns,
was deceived by the dispatches Of the
French court He reioiced, not at the
crime committed, but at the escape OF
the royal family,
Inso far, remarked the Bishop at the
commencement Of his lecture, as Catho-
lies have been guilty OF cruelty in the
treatment OF dissenters from their rell'
glon, they have acted in contradiction to
the principles Of that very religion,
Whilst l have no desire to defend any
such act, feel II my privilege and my
right to protest against unit aspersions
under that head, Prominent amongst
the facts OF history which have been dis
torted to cast odium upon the Catholic
church, is the massacre OF Hugnenots,
which began in Paris on the vigil oil st,
Bartholomew's day in the year 1879,
The gist OF this charge consists in i'm
putting the origin Of that massacre TO the
connlvance, at least, Of the Pope, and in
asserting that the Pope applauded its
preparation, Both these statements are
false,
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M4Ag e
sCRoFULA

1t Is that lmpuEity In the blood, which, 40,
Cumulating in the glands Of the neck, pro-
duCss unslghtly lumpS or SWelllngsi which
causes painful running sores on the arms,
legs, or feet; which deyelopes ulcers In the
eyes, ears, or nose, often causing blindness or
deafnessi which Is the origin Of plmples, can
cerous growths, or the many other manifesto
lions usually RScFibed to "humOFSi" which,
fastening upon tho lungs, causes consumption
and death, Being tho most ancient, II Is the
most general Of all diseases or affections, for
very few persons are entirely tree from It,
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FQR many Of the diseases Of women,
" Henleyg Celery, Beei and Iron ID i
most agreeable and efficient Tonic and
NeFyine, PhyBiClAnBf eCotntnehdit, Is
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Q!1e Sutelltoertfer.
Oiiice ! Nos. 70 aud ~ fourteenth Street.


Lost, straycd or stolen Black aud Tan Rat
ThS pittsburgh DIspatch-C. II. Quimby.
For (IinclnnaIi-steamer Andes.
Grand Opera IIOuBe---ReubCn Glue.
Fer Hunt md For BalO-JamOs A. Henry,
1000 for Half Interest In Rn Agency.
Auction 9alO--w, II. HAller
For Sale-Onc Boiler ltAndiASs & LO0s'
Now ilun Club-l, q, Dillon 4 Co.
Union Flaming Mllls-WllsOn 4 Dpnlevy.
iooE NJ ThIs--ThO Rand. Mentally Standard
AiiaS OF Tho WOrld-Foutth page,
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HG !. g. can CURED

by taking Hoods saEsaparilla, which, by
the remarkable cures II has accomplished,
often when other medicines have failed, has
proven ItSOlt to DO o potent and peculiar
medicine for this disease, Some Of these
cures arc really wonderful. lfyOu suffer from
scEoiula, DO sure to try Hoods sarsaparilla
aNy daughter AIaTywas aillcted with Scrot'
ulous sore meek from the time Shewa 22monthS
old TIL she became six years Of age Lumps
formed in her neck, and one Of them after
growing to the size Of pigeons egg, became
arunnIng sore for over threeyears, We gave
her. Hoods sarsaparIlla, when the lump and
all indications Of scroiula entirely dis
appeared, and now she seems TO be . healthy
child" Us, CARLILE, Naurlght, Md
NIB, Be sure to get only
Hoods SarsaparIIla
soldbyRlldTuggIStI. eliSlxfoFSs' PTepAEedonly
byC,i, HOOD 4 Co, ApO1hSeAHs'' Lowell Mas
100 Doses One Dollar
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The Bishop then outlined
THE CHIEF EVENTS

OF French history for some years pre-
ceedlng that fearful tragedy. Bound up
with these events, were the efforts made
to introduce Calvinism into that coun-
try. The efforts were by no means con-
fined to peaceful means. Many Q fierce
and sanguinary engagement took place
between the royal forces and the Cal.
yinistB or Huguenots, under the COM
manl OF such leaders Us Condo, Coligny
and others. Hundreds OF Catholic
churches were demolished and the most
horrible profanations committed. These
excuses OH one side were indeed coun.
terbalanCed by the retaliatory measures
adopted by the other. 1t was no secret
that the Huguenots encouraged by Eliza
beth OF England and the German
Princes, thousands Of whose subjects
had Joined the ranks Of the rebels,
aimed to place Condo on the French
throne and TO cxtirpats the Catholic
religion. Tho protection Of the church
and the safety Of the throne were bound
together In a common cause, though the
reigning sovereigns had but little love
for religion in itself and'were no honor
TO tho church.
After briefly detailing the many years
struggles OF the Contending parties-the
massacre at 0rths Of 5000 Catholics;
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II YOU are weak, nervous and dObill:
lAted, take Dr. Henley'A Celery, Beet
and Iron II will give YOU relief and
strength, ~
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1891 4 i 1895 i Market Street

WE hayc lust received q half gross Of
tho newest and finest Fountain Pens
ever nut on the markets Every pen
warranted, JACOB w. CRUDE.
lnMOlOr and OnllCiAn.
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Elizabeth and other cruel monsters.
Nor was 1t approved by tue authorities
OF tho church at the time Of It's perpe.
tration. Evidence In abundance Is at
hand 10 chow that priests and bishops
threw open their houses and churches
10 shield the terrified victims OF the on.
ragged mob. Evidence, too, is at hand TO
show that the King sent dispatches and
even special messengers 10 the various
courts OF Europe, justiiying his conduct
on the ground already mentioned, Of an
intended outbreak Of the Huguenols
against his crown and person, This was
the purppyt Of his dispatches TO the
Court Of Rome, and It was In thanks.
giving for the safety Of himself aud the
royal family that Gregory Nil ordered
special services 10 DO held. This action
has been distorted into joyous appro.
baton Of that horrld work Of blood,
How unjust Is such perversiop Of the
well attested facts Of history.
Tho Bishop announced that the sub.
lect OF next Sunday evenings lecture
would DO "The 1nqulBltlon."
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THE DAsR ASSASSINATION

Of the Duke Of Guise at the supposed in.
stigation OF Admiral Coligny; the Mich
Glade, or massacre OF the Catholics at
Nismas 1857; the death OF Uonde, who
was slain in the battle Of Jarnac 1900,
etc., the Bishop depicted the cordial
welcome extended by the young king,
Charles IL, TO Coligny, Notwithstanding
his repeated acts Of armed treason, and
the high honors accorded him at court.
His growing influence with the king
naturally excited the jealousy Of the
noblemen who had been loyal In their
allegiance to their sovereign, and also
OF the Queen.motller, Catherine de
Medicis. These were the real authors
OF the horrible butchery which soon fol-
lowed. They determined TO get rid Of
Coligny, and one oftheir number, Henry
dc Guise, son Of the murdered Duke Of
that name, was selected to dispatch him.
He fired at him in the open street; but
the wound received, though serious, was
not fatal. The King was indignant he
visited tho wounded Admiral and ex.
pressed both his sympathy and his pur-
pose Of Furnishing the would.be.assas.
sins. Catherine and her abettors sielt
that they must now resort to more des.
peratc measures. They represented to
the King that a new conspiracy was on
foot against his throne and his life, and
that It could be thwarted only by
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QUICK ME sRvERE MEAsuREs.

1t was only after long continued ef.
forts that they succeeded In persuading
him 10 sanction the horrible plot they
had devised for the murder Of Coligny
and his adherents, Once he had con-
sented, they lost no time In carrying
their neiarious plan into execution.
Coligny was slain; a general alarm was
rung; the whole city was wild with OK.
element; the people were Infatuated by
the reports circulated by the assasslns
OF the projected Huguenot conspiracy;
and then followed the indisCriminate
slaughter OF all who were recognized as
adherents OF that party. As tho news OF
the uprising against the Hugenots in
Paris reached other cities In France,
similar scenes Of blood were enacted.
The numbers who persisted have been
yariously estimated-some putting them
as high as one hundred thousand Others
at thirty thousand others again at ten
thousand; others at even a smaller fg.
ure. But, as DR.. Linguard informs US,
the names OF only seven hundred and
eighty.six could be ascertalned by the
reformed martyrologlSt. Be the number,
however, great or small, this atrocious
act cannot DO defended, even on the
doubtful sipposition that conspiracy
was projected and Catholics no more
think oiapproving II than the Protestants
do oil endorsing
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-05
SanIep SAILS, Ninn.
Sr. Reoafter!

49,
Sea bill bebe ON Blabs for nosle Orb
1Gscorobs Bofen", oa ies er blepen anmooei
ON at ienbe IND ct Tibet Teferat om 1t ftsrrt
afbolosmpoe, iom blep boIot | SanIep Sails
Den lobe os 17oe Rai
Si bapoe ben SoruBielie OF bape 81. s.
V. Stub bos os. or. Stub er Sormano for
RinneIotas total Nfholosforenius cg en-
littis grbsibsr paa Nibolosma,fen Rsoei
aabneSes ben 16oe Nai Rloiieu 1 meo Bsn
at Yaitor 2siienssaaro, iom osiaa blep
palst til Rpbets 5ormano, s. Simuneien
til Sefret9r.
Sort bolrt Sr. Stub en Nfbolos.ale, Der
poo hauoe 5oriamlin9en Sistusiion oper
Spprasmaalst: "gieb bpilfe Rioler % paa
bpao Naabe fan man bebit mooarbeibe Sa'
loontrofien?"
9istusfonen git liplis; bet par ben aImin'
beige Rsnina, at bet met probate Riopel
par Yrcbibition. DIM Nftenen bapoe unse
guiter en- .gulomsoaliseontef' ion. pirielis
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-05
gu ifal GRE Nloeroottmett.

3piferne bar en- Jprtelins ON en-
liben Bise peb NaUn Seonnetts, Der
ensans git no for OF ie paa en- for
9rcppsreuu. gun fanbt osiaa en-
pppsrlis Ylabs, buorfra BUN funbe ie
ale SOloaterne bsfilere. 9a fit BUN
blanbt Menneifemasien Die paa en-
sammel Some, Der itrepebe iuart for
at faa en- Blaos, bpOrfra BUN fuube ie
libt.
Seannette iusbe til fig islo: "Ses
bar flor 2pit til at ie Solbaternes
Wari9; men bet er lite imutt al mig
at bebolbe benne ubmerfebs Blnbs og
laoe ben samle Some itaa Der, buor bun
life fan ie bet minoite. Bet er min
Slist ct bebre NloerbDmmen, o. ieq
pil bet %osiaa". Gerpoa falcte bun paa
aonen, lob benoe faa fin Blabs o.
traaote ielu tilbase ino i JoItehimlen,
bpor bun matte itaa paa 1eerue o.
fise % BRUCE alifens aneb for at lure
fig til ct Clint at ben itorartece De.
filerins.
Nosfe Disbliffe ienere fom en- aalon>
neret Ranb albuenbe fig frem i9renss
ielen os iasbe til bsnbs: "3iQe Biae,
ies fable bsbe3is fomme BEN til benbes
Raaoe @repinben". gun baobe insen
Soe ON, busm beubes Raabe @repinben
par, ulen iulste Wanbsn til 1ri6unen,
Der bar opreiit incenfor 5olteurimmelen.
On Dame fom benbe imsbe sperit paa
9ruppen % iasbe: "giit tiere Barn!
jss iaa Dig siue Din Elabs til en-
sammel Rome. 9u banbleoe ebelt.
Rom M % iib bOs mig; ger fan gu ie
alt uomartet". Saalebes If J~eannette
2sn, fOrbi bun baube erst Glberbum,
men.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-05
Observation-Disclosures ben ste ouni 1889.

bar uomRr,et. Reoalien panotss al Nlberi
&nuticn. 9erpaa bolot or. hub after en-
Tale, bco,paa man aiournereos til SIotfer
8 nRfie Tag.
Ten nGits Dag, ION par ipttenos Nai,
bleo DRsoet osiad aabnet rIeo SeH % Sang.
cs 5aler blep bplote / GnIeouing Of 7neer
os GfboIcsiaser, fsrit Of Or. Ruo ouer gm'
net 6ribeo. oerpaa Of Yaifcrerne .. 9sf'
t~enssaaro % 81. 9bprftsuiun.
Nsoet par, uuar mar tor Ssuipn til Gm'
ftRncisbeoerne, notioa soet beisst.
Oct blep osiaa belutte', OF man / en- NOR
Sremtio Tube boloe lisrenoe Rposr, ct
Slcreb Qeart, 9ioen euouu life beitei1t, %
ct I Storp Bun ben Abe Sui.
Nqeiammen gil oerfra bel iornsieoe meb
Heoet, iom osiua Dor IN success. Enifenbs
Gfbolssiasen 9pffe os 5remsans, os meo
2nf til ole BEN, iom tog Tel / Rsoet, tes'
ner le9 mig meo Gstelie
Raos Eeoerion.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-05
Gan lit &Grepen9e.

s Biaarbiuleu / 0abeau Souie
Sos Gnselos par man for life lanse
iben 8icne til fslsenbe Scene.
gn uns Muno, iOm arbeioebe for en-
meset lioen 2sn, men iOm / lang 9ib
bapbe neret bet inberlise Dnlfe meo
3toea at funne blipe en- Gaps, iab
maSelis benlast / en- Stol os iaa pau
Spilerne. San baube iiboet Der oper
en- Time uten at ise ct Orb, ba ban
plubielis iprans op os gift ben til en-
pelflaot Serre, Der netop bapbe enbt
ct Barti.
"Dfin Serre", iasbe ban, LEG bar
lite ben sgre at fjenoe Dem; men jes
bar meb flor Snteresie iulst beres iioits
8arti, os buis De life er altior tret,
fuloe jes meset snlfe at ipias ct Yarti
meo DEM.
"Mteset sierne, min Gut! Seq er
uloris for tret til at fSie en- Gentleman,
Der bar Gpft til en- aoel Sport, iuareoe
bsn 5remmebe.
Saa Winuter efter bar be mibt pppe
/ ct opiuienbe Yarti; tbi be bar bssse
opstiae Spiaers. Dog funoe ct sust
9ls frog ie, at ben 5remmebe par larst
opsrleSen, men at ban al en- e1er anosn
@runb fun ipileoe iaa ~maaoelist.
Zen uu5e Wanb bandit bet ferfte
Barti. Sa iusoe ZEN 5rsmmsoe: "Ses
ipiler ijeloen 8iaarb bare for MOro
Stplo; lab us berfOr, buis De life bar
nuset impb bet, ipias ON en- lioen Gum,
bare for at sisre Spiast libt ipans
benoe".
Den unse Ranb forisste at iatte
Op en- lisesslbis Mine; men bans 7rat
piite fun altfOr tpbelis, boOr furbippen
ban bar paa at ipiQe, cs ban ipurste
Deficient, ON $50 funbe bore for bsit.
Den pelilaote Serre iaa libt iurlssen
ub; men ban friotebe fin Sc os til
nitfebe fit 8iialb meo ct bsfist But.
On Glare Tilifuere iamlebe fig runot
8iaarben, os SpiQet ~tesDnote. Sea
Den unss itsbte fsrft ps siorbe 20
Yoints. Set ~bespnbte at ie libt brOsei
uo for ben pelflaote Serre; men ban
manoebe iis Op os uanot Yartist uben
ganfelisbsb. Sire Bartier til fulste
efter binanben, ba ben unse Wanb srs
ilareoe. at ban bar ipranst. Sans
Stemme bar ilpnlenbe, Os fere al I'll