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The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1889-09-29
FRED. FISH BEATEN.
He Wanted to Be Mayor of Newark
But Lost the Nomination.

aoOSCtut ~ Tue ottHuuU hOFTt5tQ AeicS.
NEWARK, Sept. 20, 1ss9.-Ever since
Mayor Haynes was renominated by the
Democrats it has been half understood
here that Marcus s. Richards would be
the Republican nominee against him.
There has been good deal of opposition
to him, and a well-attended meeting of
prominent representatives Of the Repub-
licans of the city was held this morning
to consult in reference to nominee. It
was decided to urge the nomination of
Mr.. Frederick S. Fish, who has consented
to the use of his name.
1t was reported at once that Richards
had withdrawn, but when the City Com
vention met this evening he proved to be
the liveliest kind Of candidate. Fish's
name was mentioned, but the convention
put Richards in nomination by accla-
nation.
The election will be held a week from
Tuesday
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1889-09-29
stole Her own Child.

Special to The Sunday Mornfn0 Nelos.
ORANGE, Sept. 2S, 1889. Some little
gossip has been occasioned here by the
alleged abduction of q five-year-old boy
from the Orange Orphan Asylum by his
mother, Mrs. Catharine Gauer, of this
city The boy was placed in the asylum
by his father some months ago. The
father and mother have separated, and
about a week ago Mrs. Gauer called ut
the asylum, was allowed to see the boy,
and was left alone with him. During
the absence of an attendant she picked ne
the child, carried him TO carriage and
drove OH.
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warmer, Fair Meather.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. Sept. 2S, 1882
Weather bulletin:-For Massachusetts
and Connecticut, warmer; southwesterly
winds.
For Eastern New York and New
Jersey:-Warmer, fair, southweslerly,
warmer on Monday.
For Western New York and Western
Pcnnsylyania;-Fair. southerly winds,
warmer.
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George II. Darcv Association.

The George K. Darcy Association held a
meeting Friday night and elected the fol
lowing officers: Thomas Beers, presi-
dent; Peter Reilly, vice president; Louis
Wertheim treasurer; Joseph Barry,
financial secretary; William Thornburn,
recording secretary; John Egan, CORE
spending secretary, and Edward Sedore,
sergeant-at-arms. The association are
making arrangements for II grand ball TO
be given at Coopers' Hall November 90
See Warren & Nugeut's important sales OF
Real Estate 10 take place on the days named,
and IL 2 D. IN on The pIenlaea.
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See Warren & Nngent Actioueers. ADVERTISED
Inent OF sale OF valuable property In Hoboken
at two y. N. on the day named.
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nEIcnAn'H Pg.Es curc bilious and nervous nis
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1889-09-29

To Messrs George r. Werts, Benjami,s B. Quick
sell, Henry Herring, Isaac Fenntmore. Henry
Fredericks Jessie DiyertD, j. L. Pan SgcLel,
Sd Fl Ne g po,,gid lI P1cSSrd A. f TyS rs s.
w, ProOnt, Hc',drick Fl. Brolon, Charles
Hdfght, George W. Forsyth, EphrainI P.
En,pson, Manson Force, William Ne,Uell,
james j. Bergen, Ardreto j. Bale, A. B..
Carlton and James E. Moogl members OF the
committee appointed by the Guber1aotoridl
Coa,veation held at Trenton, September 10,
i 1884,
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1889-05-29

Hog dIder. Fru Margarete s. llverhill
afled for nagra dagar sedan H akonda
den h6ga aldern af 10s ar. An s. ligen var
hon den aldsta person Dakota
Utsigterna for gr6das /, trakter-
ma omkring Huron mycket lo sande. In
lupna rapporter gifva nemligen vid ham
den, att de senaste dagarnes fuktiga och
kalla vaderlek ut6fvat EFT valg5rande in
flytande pa sadesfalten.
Eldspida utbr6t torsdags matt q j.
Morrisons farm vid Lisbon, hvarvid utom
byggnaden 1000 bushels hvete, iva nya
tr6skmaskiner och andra redskap blefvo
lagomas rof. Man misstanker nagra hast
tjufvar, hvilka samma matt gjort inbrott,
sasom anstiftare af elden.
Funnel Tx. En- Sioux indian fam
f6rliden onsdag nedanf6r Fort Benton IL
ket af ell man, som sedan bevisats vara af
w. G. Duncan fran Jacksonville, Ore
Duncan kom f5rliden host med nagra ha-
star till Pierre, hvilka han salde, och var
han da sallskap med en- cotoboy vid namn
A. Redmond, hvilken nu misstankes haf-
va m6rdat Duncan och stulit hans pennin-
gar. Redmond ar arresterad.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1889-05-29

FOrentg State77aas minister till Eng
land, Robert Lincoln, hade l0rdags audi
ems hos drottning Victoria slottet Wind
sor.
Iaaebriiistld. Ed utbr6t torsdags
matt pastor Clarkes hus narheten af
Virginia Beach, Vir., hvarvid fem perso-
ner funno doden lagorna.
Strejk. Diver 2,OO0 arbetare vid Ma
tional Tube Works l McKeesport, Pa, in
stalde harom dagen arbetet for att tilltvin-
ga sig en- l6nef6rh6jning af 10 procent.
Man befarar att ytterligare 5000 arbetare
vid samma fabrik komma att strejka.
Guldfyad. Signalofficer j. Fl. Ray
fam harom dagen narheten af Glendive,
Mont, EFT stycke gediget guild till varde af
$45. Geologer hafva f6rklarat, att forma-
tionen tyder pa, det guild kan finnas des-
sa trakter. Fyndet vackte stort uppseen-
de samhallet och less omnejd.
BesUGrligt sppdrag. Det af legis-
laturen West Virginia utsedda utskottet
for att undersoka valrapporterna vid GU
vern6rsvalet, har pab6rjat slit arbete, men
da delta har att CORA med icke mindre an
8, 900 foliosidor, vantar utskottet sig icke
kunna afgifva rapport f1rran augusti.
Norskg t,ttIs. semisdrtet Decorah,
Iowa, har genom eldsvada lagts aska.
Man lyckades radda st0rsta delen af bib
lioteket och undervisningsmateriele Den
stora byggnaden uppf0rdes 1865 och kosta-
de da med jordlotten 100000, Nu blir
fragan ON seminariet ater skall uppbyggas
eller fiyttas till en- AMMAN plats, t. ex. Ma
olson, Wis, eller Minneapolis. Manga af
de ledande mannen aro inne for att fytta
laroverket till Minneapolis, sasom liggande
mera centralt. Madison har tillbjudit sy-
modem en- bonus af $50, 600, men detsamma
lar afven Minneapolis kunna CORA, ON Diet
endast kommer derpa an.
Den VerJtsberyhctaote ta,sIcelG >d-
rem Bishop afled New York den Is
dennes. Fyra timmar efter hans d6d f0-
retOgo lakarne en- anatOmlSk 0bduktlon
liket, hvarvid de kommo till det resultat,
att d6dsorsaken var hysterisk katalepsi.
Bishops moder pastar emellertid att lakar-
ne genom obduktionen d6dade hennes son,
hvilken manga ganger haft katalepsiska
anfall, och att han en- gang varit ansedd
for d0d 50 timmar. Pa Malta h6ll man
en- gang efter ett dylikt anfall att begrafva
honom, da han pl6tsligt vaknade upp ur
d0dss6mnen. Hon ar 6fverbevisad ON att
sonen icke heller deana gang var d6d utan
att lakarne d6dat honom. Modrens pasta
ende winner stark tilltro hos allmanheten,
hyllkca aklaldraE lalaraes frsmgangssatt.
Lakarne aro satta under bergen Till dess
saken kommer till pr6fning inf6r grand
juryn.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1889-05-29
D A K @ II A

u. M. Kerr. fran Hyde county. hvilken
efterspaRats for bigami, blef torsdags
arresterad Huron.
Gold Safe 7,stnorn0 vid Grissley
saldes harom dagen till general Boyle och
domaren Pope fran st. Louis for $25, 1000.
John Murphy fran Yankton Dir ut
nxmd till distriktets adv0kat for Dakota,
hvilket vackt EFT visst uppseende, da sam
me Murphy var assistant hos den demo-
kratiske f0retradaren embetet mr.. Purcell.
Hdstig d6d. Chr. Johnson, hvilken
f6rut varit bosatt | Maple Valley, Wis,
fanns harom dagen liggande d6d narhe-
ten af slit hem vid Melville. Unders3k-
ningen gaf yid handen att Johnson trafrats
af hjertslag.
FdrmarHe erSf,ude N. Dakotas
konvention, och tyder delta pa, att en- god
med folkets 8nskan 5fverensstammande
konstltution kommer till stand, och att in
flytelserika borgare bli valda till represen-
tanter F0renta Staternas senat.
St0rt Lan<tIc6p. Minnesota & Dakota
land kompani k6pte f6rliden host Sc, 600
acres land Stutsman, Foster, Barnes och
Griggs counties. NJ har samma bolag,
enligt hvad som skrifyes fran Jamestown,
k5pt so, acres land af Northern Pacific
bolaget. Da jernvagsland icke beskattas,
ser allmanheten gerna att sadant land
0fvergar till EFT bolag, som ar f0rpligtadt
att deltaga skatteb0rdan.
SissetOn- -isaGIiI,ae7'7s<I aro ALT annat
On medg5rliga, betraffande afstaendet af
deras land. H5fdingen Renville har for
klarat att regeringen f5rst har att godtg6ra
den orattyisa, som tillf0gats indianerna,
imam det nan blifva tai ON nagra verkliga
underhandlingar. H5fdingen gl5mmer, att
det star kongressens magt att nedsla in
dianernas h0ga fordringar och self be-
stamina priset for afstaelsen af landet /
fraga.
Det astsprtettlG rylctet, att en- mangd
lands6kare trangt sig In % Sioux reserva-
tionen och taglt land, hvilket icke DR. till
latet f6rran 5ppningsdagen blir tillkanna-
gifven, bestrides pa det bestamdaste af
personer fran Pierre. Det hela inskranker
sig till, att nagra s. k. squa,nnae,s, hvilka
uppehallit sig pa reservationen, uts5kt
land at sig | Babb River och ANNA behalla
delta, uar reservationen lagligen blifver
5ppnad for settlare.
UtstgterssG Uus,sN. Fran de olika
agcnturerna a Sioux-reservatione hafva
underrattelser ingatt till Pierre, Chamber
lain och Bismarck, att indianerna Sro viii
liga att underskrifva afstaelsetraktaten
Ar So verkligen f5rhallandet, kan det icke
gerna dr6ja manga manader imam ALT Or
| klart for settlare att utse land at sig. Un-
derrattelsen bragte nytt lif de manga
lands5kare, som dag efter dag vantat pa
att "a Hga in det efterlangtade omradet.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1889-05-29
AIIMlNNA NYHETER.

En- bank : Connecticut har blifvt
bestulen pa 100000.
Repub1iK<snslcG partiutskottet Ohio
afhaller slit statskopvent Columbus den
25 juni.
KOsEcserse17s0s CsstGyJ var fora vec-
kan F0reAta Staterna 922, mot 227 veckan
f6rut
Guoern6ress az Wisconsin har be-
slutat att icke sammankalla legislaturen
till extra session.
Hog alder. torsdags afled Pitts
burg, Pa, den aldste personen Allegheny
county, Charles Clendenning den h6ga
aldern af 1O1 ar.
australasia vdJsysten,et har anita
gifts Massachusetts,, Indiana, Rhode Island,
Wisconsin, Tennessee, Minnesota och /
territorit Montana.
Magasisserade 1e0rrddet af hvete och
majs landet var forliden veckas l5rdag
22,343, 701 bushels af det fora slaget och
1891, 944 bushels af det senare.
Mrs. O. Folsom, moder till ex-presi-
denten Clevelands hustru, har Jackson,
Mich, ingatt giftermal med Fl. E. Perrine,
en- f6rm5gen k6pman fran Buffalo,N. Y.
En- verlsIsutstiiIy,sSssg Nesv York
dr. patankt ar 1892 med anledning af 400
arsminnet af Amerikas upptackande af
Columbus. Planen ar god och kommer
utan tvifvel att vacka sympati, ON an den
icke passar stycke med miss Browns agi-
tatien for Left Ericsson.
AsTesteraae f0r 0sTalshaissg blef-
/ 70 fredags Eau Claire, Wis.,, C. Schnider
fran Altoona, Wis, G. Schneider och den-
mes son SAINT G. Wilkin fran East Saginaw,
Mich. Det upplystes att de farit omkring
hela Nordvestern och narrat till sig PEN
ningar pa f5rfalskade vexlar.
En- beIslaglig o1yckshissdeIse TINA
de f6rliden vecka en- vagnfabriki Detroit,
Mich. Nagra arbetare h5llo pa med att
lasta jern pa en- jernvagsvagn, da af nagon
anledning vagnen gick sender med den
paf6ljd, att fiera ton jern rasade ned 5fver
arbetarne. Da de olycklige framdrogos var
den enc redan d0d, och tire voro SO svart
skadade, att de svarligen kunna lefva.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1889-05-29

Pastor A. e. Ericsson rapporterade on
insamlingen till Gust Ad. f6rsamlingen
Lakefield. Han hade insamlat $4,000
Observation-Disclosures hafva uppgatt till $21.
03, hvadan det lemnar en- nettobehallninl
af $219.17.
Visitationskomiten for barnhemmet val
des och bestar af pastorerna G. J. Petri
j. Magny, G. Rast och c. B. L. BomaI
SAINT herr A. J. Brown fran Gotaholm
Otto Wallmark fran Chisago City och L.
M. Erikson fran st. Peter.
F6ljande pastorer voro franvarande oct
hafvande inlemnat giltiga skal blefvo dc
ursaktade: l.. A. HOcanzon, FIR. Peterson,
NJ. Spangberg, J. d. Nelsenius, J. o. Lund.
berg, A. 81. Randall, E. Norsen, j. Sander,
G. A. Juhlin, S. A. Lindholm, E. G. The.
gerstr6m, W. K. Frick och G. G. Norstr6m.
F6ljande pastorer voro franvarande, men
som de ej inlemnat nog giltiga skal for slit
uteblifvande, blefvo de icke ursaktade: A.
f. Tornell, S. j. Kronberg, l.. johnson.
j. Aim, c. j. Collin, l.. P. Bergstr6m och
N. o. Grunden.
F0ljande pastorer voro franvarande utan
att hafva underrattat derom, och alltsa
icke ursaktade: J. O. Cavallin, A. Eng
dahl, J. P. Neander. j. A. Levin, L. P.
Stenstrom, A. Melin, S. .Udden, J. E. He'd
berg, j. Lundquist, j. A. Frost, S. G..
Swenson, j. B. Bennett, j. Moody, l.. E.
Sj6linder och N. j. Sture.
Alldenstund pastor Sj6linder icke be-
vistat nagot mote sedan han kom till kon-
ferensen och icke heller underrattat ord
f0randen ON orsaken till sin bortovaro,
derf6re beslutadt, att konferensens ordf6-
rande far uppdrag att allvarligen f6rma-
ma honom harf0r.
Alldenstund So manga f5rsamlingar ur-
aktlatit att enlighet med vara f5rfattnin-
gar sanda ombud till delta mote Ell heller
begart ursakt, derf6r beslutadt, att konfe-
rensen harmed allvarligen paminner sina
forsamlingar ON sin pligt och hanvisar
f6rsamlingarne till konferensens konstitu-
tion. Sc konstitutionen kap. 12-l5 art.
Konstitutionen finnes referatet for 1888.
Foljande f6rsamlingar hade begart och
blefvo ursaktade for att Ell hafva sandt ON
bud till delta mote: Brunswick, Rice Lake,
Fergus Falls och Town of Compton. Kon-
ferensen kunde Ell annat an kama sig myc-
ket missbelaten 0fver att sa manga af dess
past0rer hade stannat hemma fran delta
mote. Om blott iva till hade stannat hem
ma, hade intet mote kunnat hallas, ty
bland de r5stegande voto blott en- mer an
Qvorum narvarande.
Nasta mote b0rjas den 2dre tisdagen
februari 1890 pa Diet stale och oppnas pa
den It'd af dagen, som verkstallande kom-
mitten bestammer. Inbjudningar "a der
for insandas till namda kommitte.
Diskussionsamne yid nasta mote: Xkten-
skapet.
Prof. r. J. Werner SAINT pastorerna J.
Fremling och G. B. L. Boman uppsatta te-
ser, och ordf5randen, pastor P. Sj6blom,
skall skrifva en- afhandling 6fver amnet.
Konferensen afslutade sina f6rhandlin-
gar l5rdagen den s5 mai XII. 1S6 9. m. for
att m6ta / enlighet med ofvan fattade be-
slut.
vi hade ett kort men fridfullt mote.
Det ar godt att br6der bo endragteliga
tillsammans.
Red Wing, Minn., den 27 maj 1889.
GUSTAV RAsT,
Konf. s. Sekreterare.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1889-05-29
For DYa prGnumGrdltpr

til1kGnnagtfues, att b6yon of den IN
tressomta f5Detdmgem "FURSTE-
GONST' dir att tillgd pd SKAFFA-
RENs kontor, och kan deritrdm er-
hdtlas mdr reqisittom insdndes. An
hdllon hGrom b6r ske sd fort SON,
myltgt.
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Men Who FoIlpMed tie Pillow.

z * 49, IL 1 a ~
Adam was farmer while yet In
Paradise. and after his. fall he was
commanded to earn his bread by the
sweat OF his brow. @ .aa' s
Job, the honest upright and ODE
dent, was farmer and his stern en-
durance has passed into proverbs.
Socrates was a farmer, and vet
welded to his calling the glory OF his
immortal philosophy. xFxs
Cincinnatns was a farmer, and the
noblest Roman OF them all. faFt4ss
Burns was farmer, and the MUSES.
found him at the pillow and filled him
with poetry! Ii. !.
Washington was a farmer, and re-
tired from the highest earthly station
TO enjoy the quiet of rural life at Mount
Vernon, and present to the world a
spectacle OF human greatness.
To these names may be added q host
OF others who sought peace and repose
in !. the cultivation of their mother
earth; she enthusiastic Lafayette, the
steadfast Pickering. the scholastic def
ferson. the fiery Randolph. all found q
paradise OF consolation from LIES
cares and troubles in the green and
verdant lawns that surrounded their
homesteads. IN. Y. Ledger.
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An Interesting Industry.

Making buttons of blood is one of
the many ways known of utilizing
waste. There is a large factory in
Bridgeport, near Chicago, employing
about one hundred boys and girls, in
which waste animal blood issconverted
. into buttons. The same. firm has
another large factory elsewhere. A
man named Hirsh was The first to in
troduce the business into this country,
some years ago. He lost SIG, 900 the
6rst six months, but he stuck to it and
is now immensely wealthy There are
a number of similar factories in En-
gland. From eight thousand to ten
thousand gallons of blood are
used ID the Bridgeport factory
every day. Nothing but fresh
beef blood is used. 1t is said
that pigs blood is just as good,
but it is too much trouble toeollect and
save it. Considerable of the blood
evaporates. during the process of dry
ing. but what remains is pure albu
men. Some of it is light in color, and
some dark, according to the chemical
treatment given it. These thin sheets
of dried blood are then broken
up, and are ready to be worked into
various shapes and sizes. Not only
are buttons made from blood in this
way, but tons of earrings, breastpins,
belt-clasps, combs and trinkets arc
made annually there from blood
chronological Journal.
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Refurnishing Small Parlor.

Stain your floor dark walnut and
get a rug of mixed coIors of whatever
material you can afford. Those OF
American make initiating Persian rugs
are good. and will not cost more than,
if as much as, Brussels carpet. Paper
the walls with medium shade of olive
green, with small pattern of darker
shade of the same color. This will
harmonic with the woodwork. Your
walls are too low for a frieze, but you
might have simple border of lighter
color than the field. In your windows
have sash curtains Of India or Persian
silk of soft shade of yellow and long
curtains of Madras muslin. with a very
light olive-greenish tone. Your corner
shelf may be ebonized as you suggest,
with the addition of a curtain of Per-
sian silk running on o narrow brass
rod, matching the sash curtains. A
Turcoman striped portiere would do
very we'll if judiciously selected. Try
and get one with olive ground and
stripes of deep. blue, red, old gold and
white. with perhaps a thread OF gold
running Through. Throw an afghan
Of harnopizing colors over your I'M
slightly sofa, If you can not make up
your mind to remove it from the room.
!, Cover the rush-bottomed arm chair
with. the itch dark stuff resembling old
tapestry which comes in quaint de-
signs; this is better than the spun silk
yoassug gested. Cover the small chair
with 4 old gold" plush and ebonize the
frame. Do not think of such thing
as painting your ''ginger-jar." Leave
it as fiji s. Put few peacock feathers,
in it, and stand it on your corner-shelf.
Art Amateur.
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AN AID. TO MEMORY.
Prof. Lamoroux and the Rulers OF England
i'm Rhyme.

In Rhyme.
Prof. W. f'ell Lamoroux, Of Union
College, son o. the late Judge Lamo-
| roux, of Albany. is constantly doing
kindly things which have the merit
of usefulness. Several years ago he
rearranged the well-known lines that
give the rulers Of England, from Will
lam the lCpaqueror down to Victoria
The arran cement is simple, the lines
being easily committed to memory by
observing that each century Except
the seventeenth, which has two lines},
is represented by a2line, and that an
upright dash sins the line indicates the
middle of the century as nearly as may
be. For the benefit Of our readers, es-
pecially our younger ones, who are
studying English history, we reprint
Prof. Lamoroux's arrangements, with
his explanatory notes. Prof. Lamo-
roux deserves the thanks of all stu
dents for thus making English history
easy. -
nth. First, William the Norman and William
his son,
18th. Henry, Stephen and Henry with Rich
ard, come on.
18th. John and Henry the Sd and list Edward
18th. Cd Ed ward. Sd Edward and Richard
again: #f "
18TH Then Hen rvs Edwards, Dick, Henry,
mx guess,
18th. 9Th Henry, 9th Edward, Queen Mary,
!. Queen Bess,
Next do Jamie, Charles, Cromwell,
'" James the ali good William sand Mary
18th. Until Anne and 2 Georg es retired from
18th. With 4sh George and 4th william, Vic
to ria's.Qneen fts fs
Each line presents exclusively the
record Of the century whose number is
before sit-a couplet, however, being
given to the 18th.
The upright dash in the line marks
the middle. of the century,. When di-
|-viding one name, it shows the King or
Kings OF that name to have reigned in
both halves of the1centnry. go 4.
In the. fifth line Richard lie, tho
usurper and murderer, is nick-naned
thus, not more for rhyme than reason.
In the seventh line, James 1st is
called thus, 10 indicate his Scotch dc:
scent
In the eighth, William and Mary
are mentioned las one." because both
were called to reign jointly. ALBANY
Journal
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1889-04-20
Talent Promptly Recognized.

s.Mr. Hosslekus," said the editor-in-
chief, II was good deal amused at
your reference this morning to our
beastly contemporary as an editorial
chimpanzee. -"
SIS that the way it appeared" asked
the subordinate, chagrined .1.Wrote
it editorial charlatah:. Some fool
compositor has taken. liberties withmy
copy" -s.zs.s..5. -. - + 81. e. q.
s.Mr. Wagstaff, y said the editor.in-
chief, few hours later, to the, manag-
ing editor, you may tell Slrg IA OF
the newsroom to occupy the editorial
desk Of Mr.. Hossiekus hereafter. Mr..
Hosslekus will go back to the news
room" Chicago Tribune =; - =