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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-20
ron RoBBINe THE MAILS.

A Blaine Telegraph Operator Arrested
ON Serious Charge.
United States Marshal BroWa yesterday arrest
ed II. kellogg. . telegraph operator ct Blai Q,
Marshal william +. Furay, Of Montana:
''Arrest and hold n. Kellogg, telegraph op-
orator. now at Blaine. Wash. have q warrant
ana will come for him when you make the ar
rest Bring him to Seattle and advise me BY
wire at once. He IL wanted for robbing the
United States mail. Have reason to believe he
Is about to skip"
Deputy United States Marshal Radcliffe left
Blaine with llogg last night aud will arrive
here with him tomorrow morning.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-20
Rush At Land once To-day.

To-day II expected to witness great rash At
the United States land ONCE. Township 81
north. range 10 east, near Port Angeles, the sur
vcy OF which was completed and Officially fled
with the register and receiver November 20. at
O'Clock ills morning win be open for entry.
Nearly all the available land in the township n
already settled 7pou, and the Der of appli-
cants who wish to make filings win be numer.
Gus.
Two homesteads and two pre-emptions we're
filed with the register Yesterday.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-20
WIN Re Buried by Odd Fellov.

The remains OF David White, who died in the
Maitiand block OF heart disease. will be buri d
this afternoon at o'clock, from Bonnev A a,ev.
art's rooms, by the Odd Fellows A telegram
was received yesterday from r deity L. dee. r
O. o. F., of San Francisco, stating tina, White
was member in good sanding of that lode
and asking that he be buried here BY the Local
branch OF the order. Nothing has been heard
of Whites relatives
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-20

Johnstown. and was . Survivor OF the great
food Of May 81 / 49, Since he has been in
Seattle he was In charge of the retail business
of the Seattle Coal and iron Company ct the
Madison street bunkerk The entrance TO the
Office Of the bunkers was draped in mourning
by the employees ~ . sign Of their grief yester-
day. The funeral service will be held at 2
o'clock this afternoon 1t the residence on Kin
ney street, four doors south Of Maids on street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-20

0@eH vi o Wesa0y WISOus Ofs
Charles Wesley Wilson, IT,. son of Charles
Wesley wilson, manager OF the SEATTLE Coal and
Iron Company. died at o'clock yesterday
morning OF typhoid fever after An Illness of
several weekss He was native of Allegheny,
Pa, and was IS years of age. He arrived here
on June II, having been employed in the freight
department OF the Pennsylvania railroad at
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-20

On Tuesday afternoon while blasting ct
Kirkland Charles Bergman was badly burned
about the face and hands by . premature ex-
plo ion. he was brought 70 Providence hos
pital and his wounds dressed by DR.. Willard
His injuries will nor prove fatal
John Armstrong and Peter Wright, typhoid
patients, were discharged from Grace hospital
yesterday.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-20
Held ON Suapicion.

Ed. Mckay and ]. q Cox were the names
given by two men who slep: in the city Jail l.st
night pending police investigation a. to how
'hey came In possession OF q snip aueer they
were trying 70 dispose of at . second h and shon
The pair told conflicting stories regarding rbs
Article when questioned hy the Officers
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-20
Butte Kound Ox.r

N 7. Butts. the colored proprietor OF q notori.
Gus Wnitecnspei dive, was given a hearing in
Justice Won TobePs court YESTERDAY on a ch.,.a
OF assault with deadly weapon for SHOOTING At
j. A. Ross, another notorious coiored freous nter
OF dives. Butts waived examination and gave
bonds in the sum OF $500 for his appearance in
the superior court
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-20
OFFICE OF OREGON IxrRovExrSr cosr.sr

SEATTLE, IT asII. (
70 81 parties owing any Dc erred pa msnts on
p-sperty bouynt OF. or suhscrl ptltns rnsda -
fE,sh Smith or Port Tssnsend nm Pa
AIR III Company AZ Anseorees or pr
Io@nseads lake notice that payments can
be made 10 me In seattle o. cash
or approved pape:. on or befor Decs M Der
nexs. After tast date these matters W IL IN into
TIE legal department OF the eompsnv with in
siguetens 20 close ihem mp in sccoriance with
the contracts respectively. p. r. PAppEs'
Iocgt Treasures
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-20
NEARLY $500. COO IN ONE yr.p

:. farnayen's assessment roll runs up 20 nearly
xo,00o.0N. A aood solid town only { wear nla
Great northern Railway r.rmiua Improvement
coming year. WIG
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-20
STOLEN Tool. Reeox.r.a.

Stolen Tools Recovered.
eeveral weeks ago $40 worth of carpenters
tools were stolen from Hst6eid's wharf, and
yesterday the missing properly was found IL a
junk shop. where 1t had been pawned for 8. 50
By the thieves
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-20
TWO THROUGH rp.ISs

The Nor hern Pacific viii run two throp,h
trains to and fro the East. leaving s. attle =,
6:i0 Z m and p. N. Time shortened twelve
hours l. A. Nadesu general agent: Il Tonsin
ticket agent, 716 second street. Boston bIocf s''s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-20

carload Of Oregon turkeys to arrive Mon.
Gay morning Leave your order ct the Denver
market Second and University
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-20

All classes OF tickets reeding via the Union
racine 20 the East are sood via Salt Lake CITY
ana Denver witnout extra charge. A. G. Mar,in
general agent, 706 second street Boaton NO. |.
c. < Baldwin, agent city dock
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-20

carload of Oregon turkeys TO arrive Nor.
market. Second ard University.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-20

You hardly realize that il il nesicine ~a.,
tsS Carter's Little Liver Pills; tney Are very
sssasi. no cad effects; al troubles from tor,,is
liver are relieved by their use.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-20

., ,s,saras Wedding nnu q Basys'a so4 Front
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-20

New kniitias nlks. Dohany 8 narun
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-20

Faseinas0rs AID hOeaA DoAeny 4 Ma.am.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-20
Death pf C. we.,av w,,.on r

Six carloads Of wheat arrived yesterday.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-20

There aga now two pile-drivers at work ON the
Northern Pacific freight track to the head of the
bay. and gang of carpenters are following the
drivers up with the Gaping.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-20

A. s. Durham, A. C. Martin, E. Mcneil and
Joseph McCabe. directors of the Spokane
Union Depot Company, met at the Office Of the
Lake Shore road yesterday for few min utes
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-20

The rails for the Lake Shore extension are
now comiug in RAPIDLY. frscklsying has been
resumed and viii be completed to sedro this
week.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-20

uine grosgrain silk handsome guaranteed quality ST
"C1uine, superior quality grosgrain silk, So yard
Cachemre Sublime gros-gan silk ST. as and ST. so
Cachemre de France our best quality. S. yard
We particularly recommend the une silks the best the
every dress sell.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-04-28

|nno Decentralization, uno in ben, aus
'Gbierperiuden 9esogenen, ShluBfol0erunz
qen miro bdufta veiu Yfuno Sabe, Sanin>
den Docr Srolb einem QSfuao Otenlben
9teihgelekt."
Sin beionoerer, iiingit geriigter Gadt6eil
Der Seihtigtett, womit burch bas anti
lepttlde 8erfuhreu @inariffe Des numb
Gr5tIihen OteilerS auSgefIbrt meroen tDnz
men, Die lrilber tpeni8 beiier als Wfpr0Ders
la6e iparen, lit Der iteiaenoe WfiBbrau6
Derleiben gu imnerbin Deoenfitden uno
Dertperflid)en Speratipnen, tpie rar1entlid
beS 8auhldnittS Sur @%ntfernung Der @ier=
ft0de, grfpridurg ODER Sebanolung zines
&ranfbeitS S%uitanoeS, Dem au6 an6ermettig
DetSufommen mare, uno oabin ntuB Diel>
leibt audi gere6net mernen, mas jiiu9lt
elmer telegragbilden 9tadridt sufolge poQ-
bra6t puroe: Die 2lbtrdgung zines SbeilS
beS BruitfaitenS, 1pobei logar be5 pull
%fireaoe 6er3 bloBge,egt muroe! = 8is mo-
bin p? fragt mat IT'D unO miro beretts in
SnltGnoi9eu 6rStliden &reiien geira9t nit
Der Mnoeutun9; baB cine ltmfebr ouf Der
burb Die Nntiieplis er0ffnete1, aber gu melt
psrfolgteii, 8abn ruthlum lei. @os allies
mieoer eil1lnn[ benefit, oaB Die Sine, in Der
baS We;ihengeihled)t fprtihrrttet, nidt
Die grade. %lonocrn 5it6affOrnig lit - eine
@d,tgart, Die lonlt nibt ais Oas Set6en
zines flaren &ppfes uno u1gel6mdlerten
SslbltbepuBtletn5 gilt!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-04-28

tic empor 3u sieheil. 0a entoedte lllal1, Dap
nit Der eSrau Elm iun9er Utann oHr6 SaDet
i'm bic 0llfteu uno ben 6aiS geburoerte
Glider 3EiammengeIGnirt iDar. Grteite
uuu053tidjen hatten Die beioell HebelSllll;
nen uernid1tet bis auf ben 9teit zines @ou'
Der!s nit Dem aSDltitgmpel ARalll5 ulIO ELL
9letpurbilet lla6 Sranflurt a. Wt.
Mus Nangoou fomm Die gtah
ridt BON Der 8erbrenRHng Der Geld)e
elmer birmanii6e 80nig II, Der
gSitt,pe Des Gorgdnsers beS Iebten RonlgS,
Die ihren @atten Inn cine b~etrddtlthe 2lns
sabl bon sSabreu iiberlebte. Die Serl.ors
bene murbe infer Experimentation 0e7
prd8e gum Sheiterbauten g%etragert. Ser
3uq tabrt cine Strede iiber cine Nfetle ett.
Dem Grauersug poran i0ritt Die Endter
Der 8erblidenen, unl9eDeH BON tnetBgetlet7
Detei SrQue!, Dor oener cine Sddar bon
oeSunqfrduen cen @robopen nit GolellblQt7
tern b~eitreute. !6inter Der Brojeliion erbltdte
man cine eritauHlthe Otenge bon 98agsn,
pelbs iiber unb iiber nit ben tilr ote90tefz
biloer %. b. fir Die Brteiter) beltlllrnten
@jeldenten helaben tpare1. SnSntld)el
batten bic fSlammen Die lle6errelte Der SEQ
nigin persebrt ullo 5abaole WRlltffapelle1
be9leiteteu oielen Gift nit lGrlnenoen gSet7
leI. Statt in elmer l1rne perlDabrt III p:rs
ben, tpurbe bic Glide in Die Gewdller bes
breiten SSIulies serltreut, on De11en Hter
bieie Gere,upnie DIT it6 gtllg.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-04-28

0Iiider oeoen Den i6m alfgeordllgtei1
IiairItentitel ollfgefrilht. Ser fDl9eiloe, am
20. Suit 1914 Dol, linn al 5Srall D. Sonin
aeri6tcte 8rieT 9iebt bieiem 9Stoer!pllIen
beutlid)en Au5orut
vGer@brun9S niirbtge 6rciltoin.. S0r
9iittiges iupll mpicnDes S1relben III i!ld)
BON 4arib nah 2ollopn aeTpIgt uilo pat
mein 6erb nit Srelioe uno 0ant erfIht,
es lit meir Sh0nitSr lobn tpe1 LIP. Den be0z
fal Der ieligen eriperbe Die td tIbe ulo Der
G9re, bis bit bat mid u Der ptMell 9e>
bollffen, in @ngelatDt bat man mlhShorlr
mituenomanen, aber l1 mus Die beipslle Der
e0tliug 10 ib BON Dem 9tegenten II Der
nation erbQIIten Sabr cine Der gIiGllbiteIt
beeebeubeitten meiueS lebenS rebltelt.
nGber alien meinen mtDer>
pru d Bat man mid btr ) u NJ Surtten
Creirt, iD babe mid geben mIl1el1 ipetl
man bebaupte, es millie DleleS Der nation
tpeoen oeld1eben, bic nation aber bat
m d. SDrcn b~epfGlI ais Bln0er
AN ge~ruffen, penni6DuBbu n9
riqe O@Dr beutlGen Uurh ten
nermebre, werDe ID 0urbb eQ
meineu 3eit genoleu 8eDtu>
men, netn, QeipiB niGt, aber NAB lolI t9
MAIDEN. lotlte absr baS STilrItentbum nidt
10 bei6affen leta, SaB i'd DEN Staltot al1ges
meiien lgben fam, loute n1eit1e .Srau ntht
10 gciebt perbe1, bob ite a!s lSllrlt!n ftge1
rierer tam, 0 perbe i'd III Dtfent7
Iigen 8ldttern ben Turtten1
tttel Diber u%blegen, i0 ertpab:te
bir ben &6nig tpeiu tA niAt Uriiber alS nit
inn in 8erttn erid)cinsn MIL, 10 bill Die
gerIiner MIDI au6 5uieben. -. SD merDe
nun beitenoig ben CONNER III Dem laltoe II
tpinter III Berlin ippbnen, uae gelhefite babe
i6 entiogt u mill Die mcui0en ta8e Die i1
nod Iebe, 6itbr MIDI u Die meiniQen Ieben,
baB frioIige lolbaten lpibl bat teinen 9teiB
for mid, Il Dor frig miro uns gott 6crpobz
rem. -. @mBfeblen ie MIDI Sbrer lie
beus miirbt9eu Somilte II er6alten lie tbre
gnabe moi tpolleu II giite einen man Der ie
~lebenslula per@0rt.. 8lu0er."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-04-28

= lus sale q. g. pirb benz 8erG.
Sagebl. eel6rteben: rl1nlere Staot miro
Die erite in 0eutiblaIto ietn, ipelde Elm
Do1itGnDigeS Spftem eleftriiher
8feroe { babnen erbdlt. Die 8erliner
@leftriaitGtSlDerfe (@otion : @eieui6aiD
miro bieien 8etrieb nad BEN lleltem
Spra9ues Spitem nit oberirbii9en 2ctz
tungen etnricbten uno Bat bafilr cine &auz
tion BON 1907 900 Wtarf gu iteler. - r@lefs
trii6e 8 SERB babneu" itno gut.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-04-28

0oS tapanllhe YerfebrSmintitertum
in 9ofto bate 5tpei SSngenieure gum einsez
betben Stuoium Der Seruipred1 gtnridz
tun9en nab Berlin eutlauot. 0tunn1ebr 1T
Die erite notwithstanding in
Sapan our QuSfibrung gelangt. 9ie=
ielbe perbinbet pie Sprehnebe BON gofoz
banna uno Strtsnofa uno bat cine Gdnge
bon 100 Wteilen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-04-28
@o,tt Saraem SII6er.

Shirt 8ismard bate idon inter Dem
alien QSilbelm Den Gitel zines 9erso9s
pom 2auenburg baben t0nnen, lebnte
i'm aber oamGIs ab, neil ieine @elonntttel
uidt ba,u ol9etban ieien, bie6er5o8Stpitroe
AIR angcmeiienen @eltunB 81 bringen. SEPT
bat CT lid Stpar Die gerleibun9 oes Sitels
oetalen Iaiien, ma6t aber fetnen Gebrou6
Sauon. = 0ieie 8orgdngc baben Dteoer ole
Grinneruug an ben 8iOerwiuen oes alien
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-04-28

nlld0cl N0lellDeTs I'M QStEUlelgeDle etIlgE
6emtnlbub tiir Die 8eIeitiguna Der Ortbos
boyle, fir Die Gullitt5trtn8 lno pouige
Neri6melsung bes Mei6iel9ebieteS mt
9tuBlano ltsbt. 3uirdGft iou Die &bi6afs
flung be5 per6elierten 5&alenoer5 III ben
@oupernenents 3ublil, Seol5e uno Siuz
palfi emrfol9en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-04-28
babt Elm Nu9enmerf auf
Colorado.

sa,a s Sm asH Gn mao s 9a1n m S%9m6n nm in Tarm.ssS grh @tI9em G9mttumS aba nsnhssa O@En I'M
2%Meg Um mmhSSaM Nnnmo am Mm+ un6T Grg u elm Billet mn neutrality-suspicious. ub feb Sir afpa
gpta on YIN t6WudM Mb 1r &emf6ten iowoM,u ME mr @dtat3medeT ni6brn nnnWn @Oombo
f mMM 2&%maW oOE @ 9u pntn b @etlIfe br.@ u19en. lie ogpnbmg ehhfe mnr'
DEL" S G u WNHRRh Ssr@nmHng Der NefS beS Improvement COMPANY entertainment: -
WN ole SfHn0e9cIbnnerm Ntn @pD, bon cine Qe Mnab @auhenn Nr OcWQnnQ hes
YET ShhH nTNDe1t uWOm pu:
q. gAbhRH bag Der HMu rn4dtntH it, mN unnnu in 9Gtnoer fir grmom mb oumr 9ruf.
0orMrueI Mfount an mnGmm mH MTm, o m,n Mm 1870 H III @S m SMhnnm a
IT. 10 cnDeIt meNn OIL mnr @ tr 9Ngmt eaGhL VS.
y. FashL drich, Sdraar.
- Arr MoS uMrt9hth. NBn mH Srf9ot mabnnm Bu br MD bS @unbdgut5ums hbeam
gDtM mIfnoub erenW baB lie HMNe Mtu M0 gWe e pmt All bruMn Die it, Gemn
amy mmrf s m Sm omen gm IN 81 Sd%t a a2@@EH lb tnME aMn rag @roa 5Hbraes1 Oamtns f9 Iaa
.gnMneL S@bab bamnm mfrs ogNnN3 unQew0R: :, |''
y grpe sSmn5nrmn nMG UMIcn5T h9mnbo I'M TO- gt ub bmt Die onpmmmbm geufrr
gerbnoAn0 ohnnngS m ed0dh @9aunMn5 r @erHaung gemMt nit Der @npdnnG iDme seller bnr
9eWHL hMgcr rmn 0GrH Wng MMum Mbuhe bpr benz TO- Wm an Em Sen1r euHidt em ENb
n pom RFHS onHaH 81 tthM SNe8 Muhaa fHod n mhs 9rdent nOrtp onngnb meRn
SSssppn9mnJsM S@m 9Mo If IN gAbtod oa ne" bon Der &tgRmng bGguqt ae8 u nr 1880
3emHfn o3 atH unarnommern 6r Me oolb pn YourtaH MURDER fr $5 bis u $3.50 pnhut' 8 n
mrr m YnuneNn lit elm r0mS mad i@rG uhtHnu andHHmQRu suuhrmbrunT r
grnMtnGb otSnMte6n@ Ta0hn 1T bhp Gmm9r nb5m fnu shhpm Sttb r Il g eamEfFeu nb
en9 eunbTN urMhGhSort gr iNmm9 WOe pit lit nmt punh1tt bRu g pmmr mad 4hm Bnh m
mt brn rn tfh 6Bn eNoBeN n3ap }nn aomnHmN mmtHtm rO @8m asm ru ben YdtenE
MM M EmMMm nWME 81 Rem MH IT PAS SnPrMeW III fro ne1mh nn6 N9 Tnunbe HWdHt Sec
MBD Der &W me 9nurenm mRrr Sbt bMNm D nh Nhpn IbcrDet" SHHrGTr 10 9gr
gamen. FonDr%n69IE Sttn m Sonp oeuhih ,abeTn ole &Or1ponoMB an. s. 5aeDnbrt4
Sarforpp HGW t SeS mWooenMtG onmnm nit bupnnrB oHmarh m& Rhnnnon Ghuebe
@aram o nb emeo usu9rite @eNrAbm0 pu@ tm unfrr f4G aMbhAaMn S@t ubG rbMugS
YMses NWnM
D. FTsaeIlndrich. Secretary,
West Side Improvement Company, Akron, Colorado.
WW fu9n 2phEagntn in uMm IT i'm us 3u MurTueen Sine qdreR 9ei5G9hhe rn
8aQung @b~Hre wp O@L @euearp
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-04-28

ben Qltgenbltd DtrleBtc eth tlren beld)dt>
tigter BGrter Der Wtenagerie benz Gtnoe
nit eirielit 'dpcren 0ol3pantoffel einen lol>
den Shlog auf ben 8opf, oaB es nit Ser>
triimmerter 6iruidale bepuBtlos 3uiomz
menbrad. 9as Gino liegt b~offnun9SloS
barnieoer.
Gin eigentb ii mltdes 8ors
fommntB miro aus 9eo6 q il B be-
ri0tst. Yor GINGER 3eit unterlabnt bic
Srau zines 0utsbeiiberS aus benz 2eoh>
ihiber &reiie elite 9tetie nod 8resGau.
Son GalieltpiB aus erbielt ber @jemabl Der
Dame Die telegrap1iihe 9tabribt, baB iie
auf Dem n~prtigeu Babn9of zines &nGbietnS
oenelsn lei, nit Dem Tie nadn 0auie 5uriiGz
febrte. lin oieielbe !3eit etipa puroe in
8re5lai llnter Sem YerOadte oeS Sinbess
mtoroes etn Oienltmdb6en einge3ogeu. Q(n>
faug5 ~leugnete balielbe bart1afig. Spdter
aber ntdbte ite iiberralhenbe Sefenntnille.
9tdh benlel6en bate lte auerOtngs geboren,
oas &tno aber nibt 9etootet, lonbern e.
ner Game abgetreten, tpel6e bon
i6rer ld)lperen Stunbe duf benz 9talieltpiber
8a6nbof bate iiberrald)t letlt tpollen. 9a
biele Nngaben bur0 8riefe Der 2ebteren,
pelde itd i'm Beitbe oes Otenltmdobens
beiatoe!t, uilteritilbt %tpurben, 10 bebnte bic
YoltSetbebDr0e tn Vre5lau Die urterlu6ung
aud auf ben dni6etrerb ftn9irten @eburtsz
faQ iii JtaiiellpiB aus, in Soige beiien Der
@emabl Der Dame ~peritGnoigt uro oiele
bon eiteln Nrjte inter Iud,t tpuroe. 0ierz
otrcb muroe feit9e1teIt, oaB Die 6rau, OBJ
pobl lie idon mebrere Sabre perhetrdtbet
lit uuo nod 5toei Gltere, an6eblidb i5rer @be
entlproiieue 8na6en bon 3 reip. 6 Sabrert
Dorbanben itno, iiberbaupt nod ME 0eboren
babe. Ser @utsbeitBer bat ieine Trou in
elmer Nnftalt u1terbrin9en laiien uno beabz
iiHtt9t, Die S6etoun9stlase ei,saIeiten.
-geretnt in Sen Sob gcgangen
1T in &Dln Elm 8 iebeSpaar, eine eles
oaft gefleioete, ettpa 32jdbrige Dame u1b
elm iunger, etna 23idbriger, ebenfaus feinz
eefleioeter SEER. Nm @beno oes 8. Qpril
borten .5pasicrgdnger an gingange bes
n0rolihen observation-disclosures 6ilterufe ets
net sSrau uno es i6ien, als ob oieielbe init
ben Wellen rtnge. Utan glaubte aud eine
sSraucusperion i'm &Dein aufs unb niebere
faudeu ALL ieben unb rtef in Der gtdbe anz
fernoe Shiffer berbet, ipel6e nit gtaNei
unoS5afen 9tettung5uerl lhe oniteuteu, aber
neraebens. Die Qtugelegenbeit ipar bereits
nieoer pergelien, bis neuli6 Sdiffer, Die
ant 5aFeneingnlg fiibten, Elm Srauenbein
aus Dem 8aiier ernporra9en iaben. Die
Qeibe mari 10 lhtper, oaB cs Der pereinten
Bsmabunsen mebrerer Sdiffer beburfte,
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-25
STILL ANOTHER.
PERSONAL NOTES.

In the seventh In Descent from Deputy
Govsrnsr Gilbert-Appointmen BY
Governor Buckley.
Thomas Hackett has resigned his position
In the postoface.
Ex-Unitsd States District Attorney STAN
ton of Hartford was In town yesterday.
Mr.. Frederick B. Hyde of Brooklyn, NY,
Is visiting his relatives at North Haven,
Conn.
Governor Bulkelsy has appointed DR..
Nathaniel E. Wordin of Bridgeport to be a
member of the state board of health, In place
of the late DR.. John 8. Butler of Hartford,
whose term would have expired July l.,
1893.
DR.. Charles James Fox of Willimantic re-.
csived appointment to-day a. delegate to the
Berlin, Germany, In July, rendered by the
American Medical association, but is obliged
to decline on account of professional duties.
Governor Bulkeley has appointed John
Brewster of Ledyard, George D. Whittlessy
of New London and James Griswold of Lyme
to be commission, In connection with Brig
adler General Watson and Quartermaster-
General Rudd, who we're appointed BY the
legislature to condemn land at Mantle needed
for military purposes.
Among the commencement guests In town
yesterday was Rev. Thomas e. Gilbert, Meth
odist pastor In EAston, Conn.,, formerly of
West Haven. He is visiting In West Haven
with his wifs's father, Stephen Mix. His
brother, A. A. Gilbert, Of the law Office of
Hon. William @. Case In this city for some
time past, graduated with honor at Yale law
school yesterday. The father Of the Messrs.
Gilbert, . resident of Sumter, 8. O., was for
many years editor Of . newspaper there. The
young Nessrs. Gilbert are In the seventh
generation of descent from the Matthew Gill
colony and whose grave back Of Center
church, this city, Is marked by brown
headstone inscribed Matthew Gilbert.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-25
MANY " EDDINGs.
weddings Yesterday-Other Weddinss
This Week.

weddings Yesserday-osher weddinss
This Week.
Professor Henry W. Farnam and Miss
Elizabeth U. Kinssley, daughter Of Henry
@. Kingsley, editor of the New Englander.
are to be married tomorrow afternoon at
the brides home.
Richard NJ. Sheridan, the Grand avenue
druggist, is to be married to Miss Frances
CampbelI Tomorrow morning at Q O'Clock.
The ceremony will be performed In 81. Pat.
ricks church. A wedding breakfast will be
served, O. A. Bradley catering.
Miss Jsssanins w: Spoek. daughter OF W.
q. Spoek Of the Register, will be married to
o'cleek. The wedding will take place at the
homo of the bride, 200 Orange street. Rev.
Frank r. Luckey will perform the ceremo-
william N. Bartholomew of Winthrop
avenue and Miss frankie Ray Coolidge Of
East River are to be married at O'Clock this
afternoon.
Miss Alice Parmelee and Mr.. G. R. Morse
were married at the residence of the BRIDES
parents on College street yesterday.
Saturday morning, June IA, at O'Clock,
| ct the Howard avenue n. E. church pareon-
age, Mr.. Sipney F. Smith and Miss Hattie
Kelsey were united In marriage by their pas
tor, the Rev. W. Arbuckle. Tho happy
couple were Immediately driven to the sta.
| ton that they might with friends in other
cities enjoy brief season. They are now
receiving at their home on South Water
street the congratulations of their many
friends. May their lives be valuable In
| usefulness and happiness"
David F. Mann, q Philadelphia merchant,
and Miss Lydia Jacobs of this city will be
married to-day at the BRIDES residence in
this city.
| Thomas Z. Nugent and Miss Mary A. Ken
nsdy will be married at the Church of the
| Sacred Heart ct 8 am. to-day.
| The marriage Of Serono @. Sperry, the well
| known and popular commercial traveller re-
siding at 30 Howe street. and Miss Nettie A.
| Alling IL announced to take place on Thurs
| day afternoon at the home of the brides
parents, the Rev. DIR. Poteat officiating.