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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-16
Brice Formally Elected
,p.,.,o1r.nn In ths Dispatch.l

CoruMBus. ONO, January i5.-Ine House s e
and Senate met IN joint session '0-o p! at
noon and formally declared Gavin >. p,i. NJ
f Ryice made sT brief speech of acknowledge
ment and was presented to the members a,'eiS
IN person. The result was declared amid m,
much enthusiasm. The hall was crowaed,
many ladies being present, among 'nenl
A.. Rrtna
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-16
SHE HAS A HARD TIME.
An Overdue Steamers stormy Voyage.

lBy telegraph 20 the DispatchA
NV Yonv, January 1.-THE steamship
RueIa. from Hamburg. reports the Storm
iest passage Of any vessel Of the line for
tho past eight years. The Rugia arrived
late FAST night. She left Hayre December
2sth and was seven days overdue. Chief
Officer Semerho6 said he had not dry
suit Of clothes TO wear to-day. lie said
there had not been twelve hours of good
weather IN the voyage. The passengers
were not allowed 20 come on deck az
an. The storm commenced as soon as the
Nugia left Hayre. On the 10th the mercury
registered II degrees below zero. The
gale from the west held the yessei almost
stationary all day. Ice formed on the
reging faster than II could be chopped
away. los foli on the decks 10y tons. A
halLinch rope would be six inches IN
diameter and absolutely useless. The worst
weather was on the 9th. 10th, and llth; 10
cap the climax, the coal ran short ana the
ll1eia put into Halifax for fuel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-16
Suspended Indefinitely.
FL ..,..~e,,n to the Dispstch.l

sa.nox,Ia January 1.-THE work at
Henry Cha, shaft, the largest mine OIL tne
Reading q al and Iron Company; emp,oS-
ing 500 en-, was suspended ina : nm
this eyepi 2. No reason " assigneo .ol silo
stoppage other than the absolute stasna-
lion IL the coal trade.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-16
DON JOSE N. HURTADO,
Envoy Extraordinary, and Minister Pieni-
noten.irrv from Colombia.

Don Jose Marcelino Hurtado. Colombian
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Pleni
pOtentary TO the United States, was borr
in London while his father was Minister Of
Colombia ut the Court of St. James. He
was educated partly IN England ano
France. After q course OF studies at th'
London University he entered the EcolC
Centrale at Paris.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-16
THz wgarnxs IN RICHMOND YRsrsRDAv vas
cloudy with light rain
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Nsw YoKK, January Is Tho stock market
to-day was dull, narrow. ami coDusctcd a.
usual OF late. but there was better Distribution
OF business, though coal stocks were sun inc
most prominent IN the regular list and sugar
among the trusts The tone OF the market,
however. showed q marked improvement over
that " tho pact few days, being rrm 70 strong
after the first half hoBr, and the days business
resulted in marking higher prices for almost
everything on tho list OF active stocks mo
bears we're early on hand this morning with
demonstration against The general list, wni'e
had the appearance CT hammering 10 cover
upon. but the result Of the drive was only frsc-
tionai losses, and the support given was such
that the attack was soon discontinued mere
were signs that tho pressure vas 10 % chsoxea
from the coalers 20 the grangers, snd some sell
ing Of ~. Paul wss done upon the story mat
the management had charged larger amount
20 capital account than 10 should nave zone.
Tho decline. however. was measured oy tno
smallest fractions, and other grsngets Nerc
equally well hold. Chairman Walkers opinion
upon the Union Pacinc-Northwestern Alliance
WAS again made TO ID duty against those STOCKS,
bu: Northwestern scarcely moved at sill eno mo
success Tn Union Pacific Was on we same sSSo
as that In ~. Paul. sugar was firm from me
outset, traders being prominent as buyers
After ihe first drive the marset settled down
10 dulness and frmness bat late In the day
when covering In coal-stOcks became noucsepio
the upward move mt all around became more
pronounced and material advances we're seoreu
ali over the lists. Spocialties were less proni-
neut for strength than usual OF late, and oregon
Short Line was still weak, being the only STOCK
to show a material loss at the clcse Of the ousi-
ness The market nnally closed dull but strong
aud generally at tho hest prices Of NE day.
tboueh In ali but two cases these were but frac-
uonally better than last evenings figures.
short-ii Is down per cent. but sugar rose
p, and Manhattan IL. Sales, lTI,OU0 SHARES
ists aud 3i00l shares unlisted.
MISUNDERSTANDING qutes 10 duh and steady
st .ssa4Ss Money easy, closing onered AZ
4. Sub-Treasury balances-Coin, fltl,h9' ,OvO
currency. st95s.00O. Governments dun snd
steady for As oer cents 10 e5' coopons iotS
-. er int Stata nnnis entlrely neglectet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-16

ma a Ianker-a success which was followed
by others OF greater magnitude. lie went
to New York in 1865. rich man, and
started n bank. To him the great resort
Conev Island is indebted for Is prosperity,
and 10 his energy il Justly attributed i'm
proved means Of communication with and
within Long Island. His administration
of the affairs of the Philadelphia and Read
inc railroad has been a great success.
He is "A large man. nearly six feet tall,
broad shouldered, and weighs over two
hundred pounds. His residences are in
Philadelphia, New York. and Babylon,
Long Island. Many day no occupies all
three of them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-16

Wickwire: "Now. there's Figg, for in
stance. He has no idea Of the value Of
money" Wabsley. why, 1 thought Eigg
was little close. If anything" Wlckwire:
" Yes, that's just what ] said. A nickel
looks as big to him as a cart-wheel'-
Ter7e Haute Express.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-16
Washington Notes.
mv telegraph 70 the pispatch-i

w.mrSo1os, January l6.-Bond offerings
today aggregated S2,7S5. gov; Acc ,pna
~. 51. $50 az 126 for As and lOt?s ior = ~
The President to-day noinlnassu ~ pe
postmasters Robert Moorl1n aas,n w w Rur.
Courthouse. s. g.. and biah'on We A"-
ford. Lebanon, Tenn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-16
NEW Work TOBACCO MAaxET.

JAxuAsY 1.-The movements Rss besn vesy
moderate. especially on sxpoet account, while
prices have been held siong -iesfiiy. ssies 81
Havana q tz,<ai3kc. 700 cssvs i<ss .sta1s- Ia
vans at igsisc.. - cases 1873 New EDgieod-HA-
vsns A. ,la35s. 100 cases susdftes % steeso
$50 bales Havana &c SEC. -: 80 bales sumr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-16
eAI TlMOeF STOCK MARKET

BALTIMORE, January lh-Virginls Ss, eaH;
Baltimore ami Ohie stock. 100; Northern Gen.
trail stock, II 4 asked: Cincinnati, Washington
and Baltimore lists, ON ASKED; Consolidated
gas bonds, ll0ail5k; do. stock, 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-16
MORE FRAUD DISCOVERED.
Creditors. Lawyers. and Book-keepers at
Work.
By telegraph to the Dispatch.I

iBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch
CmcAGo. January ia cGpiGs FOR the ar
rest Of Joseph Dcllmol was issued yester-
day afternoon 10y judges Gresham and
Bum together in the Federal Court. The
pra.as was issued ia an action brought by
RIVER X Go. against Joseph Defined for
$4,000 damages. The demandwas made on
ni. tfidayit filed by kvcr a Go. that Deilmel
brothers had obtained credit for merchant
disc for them upon false representations.
qle goods. 10 wac claimed, were afterwards
stored IN warehouses or sold for q per
cent less than their price. Each day brings
g, light more fraud IN Deilmel Brothers
lufc. All night long creditors. lawyers,
nnI expert book-kcepers were at work
n partial statement OF the re
aI was made in Judge COlhns's court
f.. morning. I've have discovered,
,Our Honor" said Attorney Mayer, that
come time before the fixture they took a
lumber OF pages from their ledger. Other
iugos with corresponding numbers were
prepared and inserted IN the place Of those
removed. These were smcared with coffee
10 give an appearance of age and use and
were filled out SO as to suit the eXigencles
a. the case "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-16
Ia Grippe's Victims.


CHIcAGo. January l5.-The Tribune Of to-
day says: The names of the victims OF the
grippe continue 10 be sent 10 the Health
office. and while the officials there try to
bclittle the danger by putting on an air OF
incredulity, q constant stream of people
with applications for burial permits gives
the We to the assertion that all is well
and Hhat the reports of deaths from
influenza are greatly exaggerated. Not
only are the deaths multiplying every
hour, but the reports of illness in
the public schools are appalling. The
death permits now number over one
hundred per day. Eleven deaths within
the past twenty-four hours are to be al
tributed directly to the grippe or its I'M
mediate complications.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-16

On his return to Colombia he entered
the public service and occupied several
posts of importance. In 1861 he was sent
on q special mission 20 the United States
and was commissioner under the claims
convention Of 1851 entered upon by the
United States with Colombia. He retired
from Office on the fall of the Conserya-
tive party in his country, but was again
appointed on q special mission to Washing
ton when the Conservatives came into
power in 1886. Senior Hurtado was subse-
auenrly. in 1855. gazetted Envoy E1lraort'
binary and Minister Plenipotent,ary to this
country, and has lately been appointed one
OF the Delegates of Colombia to the Inter
national American Conference.
Senior HurtadO married the only daugh'
ter Of the late Sir William Perry. for many
wears H. b. Ms. Consul-GeneTal at Venice,
and of his wife. Geraldine de Courey, SIS,
ter of the present Lord kingsd"le. Oi
this union only ono daughter survived
Carlo Bentivogiio d'Aragona of Italy;
senior Hurtado is descended from the old
Spanish family of Hurtado de Mendoza.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-16

she was proclaimed Queen. AT her brother
Alfonsos birth, on May. II, 1886. he sue
coeded her by his birth. being male. The
mother of these infant sovereigns has acted
as Queen Regent during their reigns, and
in the event of the death OF Alfonso Alil.,
the interesting subject of our illustration
would be Queen the second time, and the
regency would DO continued as at present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-16
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

WEDNESDAY, January Is, lsyn
The Stock Board was not Ia session to-day,
having adjourned over from Tuesday 70 Thurs
day rs q mark OF respect 20 the memory OF Mr..
George w. Warren, Que Of its members
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-16
DEATH OF A VlRGlNlAN.
Justice Logan. son-in-isaw of Hon. j. Ran
doIph Tucker.
az ielerrApn 70 the plspatch.l

ITJ TVIoGTAE7H " w 7'7V7F-7-'
PoRrIANp, ORR., January IA special
from Moscow. Idaho, says; hon. Judge
John Lee Logan died at Lewiston. Idaho,
today. He MAS born in Salem, Va, March
o. 1915. lie was admitted TO the par at
salem when twenty-one years old. He en-
loved liberal wall-street practice ia New
York tin March, 1883. when he. received
the appointment as an Associate Justice OF
the Supreme Court of Idaho. He married
Miss Gertrude Tucker, daughter OF Hon.
j. Randolph Tucker, OF Virginia, Ia 1883.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-16
PRINCE MURAT,
Re-Engaged to Miss Gwendoiine Caldwell,
ofRaItimore.

II appears that Prince Murat. who some
months ago broke his engagement with
Miss Gwendoline Caldwell, Of Baltimore,
because her counsel would not allow him
as much of her income rs he considered
due to the Prince who condescends TO for.
tune, is now willing 10 accept any allow
ance that Miss Caldwell may grant him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-16
Mrwxoek PEANUT MARkEr,

JANUARY n--Peannis are moderately acssvS
Fancy hand- picked quoted ~ 7Hs7kc Tor Oh.
and INC. for nsw farmers grades AZ sAstc
for prime new.--Ssw Tsrf Joarsai a. CoGsSrce
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-16
NEW YORK.

NV YoRx, January iS-Cotaoe nrm. sascss
fi3 bales; uplands. 10 bloc. Orleans, ~ i,-tsc
net receipts, A.iV bales: expofts-o ofsss
Britain. e.es, bales; 70 me Sonansn'' 49, 49,
wheat nrmer snd dun; No. rcd. s6Sc. In esess-
tor: options advanced ssAe on deliveries 70
May, bus declined SsAc On later montnss
closing steady; NO; rsd, ssnnsry. IS.' Ia.o
s.hc Corn steady aad moderately active; No:
., SsaSss.c. In elevator: options hess scuvs ana
steady Jaauary, ss@; Februafy' ~.
March, 3sic. MAY, ,9sc. Oats castor AMI l>-s
active: Options fairly sctiye and weaker, jam.
AIRY, sSl,e.: February. she May, "a te; spss
No. 2, 29c. mixed western. &ks5c. Hops 9uies
and steady. Conee-opuonsc closed nsrey s'ss,y
and 5ai5 points down and lower; caolos guiss
January, tiAg: Nsrch. SfN0sfls. Apri. w.
May. sih90ati6; spot kio iuli and easier: Jar
csrsoes, teac. Sugar-kav firm and quiet re-
fined steady and In fair demand. Moascos-ror-
eieu nominal: New Orleans easy. Nice resiy
ard an,eL Petroleum steady and quiet; renneis
,.SGc. Cotton-secd oil nrm: crude. ssS<e..
yellow. SIC. bid. Roam dul. sTarpenuos aniee
Pork quiet and fsni. Beef quiet bcef hams
Inactive. Tiercsi beef slow. Cntmsais euiet,
picsled bellies. 5hc.. mlfiles quiet; shors
ciesr, s5.sS Lard nrm; good export demand
western steam, q. 10; city, Aso; opnons-febra.
AIRY. MN: March. $3.50; May, sa4i; rcnnst
quiet Freiehis sasser; cotton, Id grain sSa.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. January is.--oniy . HIGHT business
was transacted 10 wheat to-day, AMI me Market
ruled quiet and prices ranged slightly loser
than yesterdays closing. The mask9 epened
easy aud declned about bahc.. Que mainly 70
the reported closing down u some mills IN mo
Northwest, which was denied later. The mar
ket recovered about nc. from the early decline,
but sgain became essy and closed '.c lower
than = ostorday. There was very Little interest,"
| in corn. The feeling on the whole was easier,
though no material decline WA established
| There continues steady market Tor January
oats. thstanding the fact that tho price OK
| this future ~ nj point that leaves no margin
! for carrying to longer futures. Though steady
the market was duh sni tnsnlmate Pors v3
only moderately active prizes about sTc.
lower, closing steady. Lard wss dun but steady,
prices being without material change snort
| rits, were duh ani ersisr; prices averaged
| about 2hc. lower
| rhn laaiine fntIres rangei a. foloNa:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-16

weduots: Fias, ss.Sost?Y5 snpsrfns. s2.75a
$50; extra g. 5)ass.7s. family, ststL5o. pateai
family, country. t..73sths5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-16
urw voax s,,MAc MARKET.
MARKETS ~ TELEGRAPf].

JANUARY fs.-yirgsnia Il quoted - "a Dae3
and sh-iiy &c sssas67. "a -ss" Yors Journal y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-16

TWENTY-FIVE cents is not fortune, vet it
buys bottle OF DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-16
v,HE BRADSrREET COMPANY
Il CHARLES r. CLARK PxnsiasSR
ERApsrREErs kIcunoNp ofrtuA
no iioe EAST MAIN Sfkxfec
sssephoas Notti


ne Ricnmoad ofiss IA eses naa 500 paae
VIM me RAPID grovta - heciv - 6eeeenp-
ne us rnsrcsnuIs sosmasiu * isn seeeAax ~ las
sdyantagss u sAyssoU ~ snPsrtopU - v9kco
= rscoenissd IN svery Hn6o een1eA ~ cvtis
IA WsrtA Thas tisa1 soeeial en11e peeeqgo4
-, :ssss :; = = - - J - -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-16
s ranged a. follows f;

Flour steady SUD unchanged. No. spring and
No 2 rcd wheat, 1899 No corn. se'.c No.
oats 49,, ae0llc. Mess-pOrk, tV.0. Lard, to~a
shssic. shor ribs, h.b5asLia. short-elesr. tsos
S.. Wniskey, silva
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-16

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, January 10, 1880.
OPPERISGs.
wuEAr-4 200 bushels
CORN, 800 bushels.
OATs.-i,JO0 bushels-
SAILS gssOzFsD ~ SEIHzrAR1.
WHBAr.-sbortbouy, i,50 bushels very good
on private terms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-16
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
-. = - -. ~. nfsu.f.hs

JANUARY IS Marriott strong. ssies reported
active at quotations. and On private terfna MO-
derate recsip'sfrom the country. fririr. o&c.;
extra prime. &C. fancy, 6kc.; common. * stc
Spanish, 34c.; factory hsnd-pieked, sA7te
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-16
MARKET REPORTS,
INcoNNEcTIoN ThEREWITHT the
wEArHeRiNDicATloNa
NEW YORK AND RICHMOND STOCKS

Daily Reports nom Roth Bosrds-Cstten
Grain. Flour, and Other Quotations
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-16

BALTIMORE. January IS Flour dull. Wheat
Southern steady; fdltz, .sas>., western essy
No 2 sinter rel, spot AMI January. toNc. Corn -
Southern active; white aud yellow. Sale. vest
era arm. oats steady; southern and fsnnsyi-
yania. 2sa3lc. white western. sl4 ALE; Mixed
2yka2slc +: No. white, DsJOh. Rye nomiosi.
Hay nominal Provisions unchanged. Butter
quiet: creamery, &ialfs. tggs quiet; WESTERN
iiaiiIIc Coffee quiet. Rio carg0es. fair, iysc.
Sugar strong. soft, &C. frsighs ~ Liver
pool per steamer ste6dy: grain. per bushrl.
A.. 81. ais. 81. salss-W heat, 2io,o0 bushels
corn, ll3,0OO bushels
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-16
UNpRRCEDRyTT.

CLEVELAND. January l5.-There have been
107 deaths since last Saturday-an unprece-
dented death rate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-16
THE DIET OPENED.

BERLIN, January 15.--The Prussan Diet
was opened to-day. The Emperor in his
speech opening the session said IL afforded
him much 10y 10 announce that the for
eign relations Of Germany were good IN
every quarter. The speech was chiefly de-
voted 10 matters Of internal reform, the in
cOme-tax, requirement OF private railways.
and tho establishment Of leasehold estateS
for small farmers. The Emperor also ex-
pressed the hope that lasting peace would
be established between the mine-owners
l.,t
Decorah-posten., 1890-03-05

msren. Sca pco life, bouo @runSen CT,
men ion CT oct"
SpOr bebasclis fGlte ies bet lille, at
ie9 trnbe latte Stploeu pda oeniie Gar
mer, Tom bapbe iultet 5leit 40 aar!
Rrite Gang lnpebe ui SdIiln9e ef'er en-
anoen sinbos Gnpisnin8 % lngoe 5leltet
nec / ben famine TmNe, Get bleu ltte
FAC barItt Tom ipr, men Der bar bog eli
beoarpet Smaa OeO BET, iorn elorur
5ieitet nappetihi8i. Itnteu bar nemli8
blepcn iaa sjennemigret al bet ganlle
6teit, at bet npe psiGa III Sma9 al Oct.
Smtrent paa benne 9io be9pnote 81
at bUloe Ell Del apiier, iom beIatteoe
Zig meb Sorbbrng, O9 oisie gap Os Ell
bel Del paroiiulo Sp.gsnins, % oers
iblanbt bar ba o9iaa A~loisnli9 til at
neoialte SisS % 6teif. Sur Waaoe at
ialte 6leit pna or bcrior eitcr oerne 9'o
~iCfscnoe: 8i bruger itore Stentrntter
til at lG9ge 6leitet ueo /. 6leltet lag
9es life neo igr TO cQer tre Gage, ~eTterat
Griicn er ilastet. 9i oil nemlls 9ipe
Oct Gib npf til, at al Iprets nntnr!l9e
Sebc fan iorlpinoe. 6cIcr life mo oct
/ beume 5ib irple. 81 lager oct poa
ct Borb / ajrloeren, ipr BET pattes neo.
Saltlagen fuper ui / Sjebter ouer Suz
neii, % 81 logger / iaa mcget Salt, ION
Ton pplpies. SaltlGgcn laoer ol tomn'e
/ Ell tO9enoe Seoe. Gcrpaa IGttes oct
bort, o. aar Den CT iilOtGnol9 GttIp
lei, liaaes ben ouer 6leitet | arlftcrne.
8crpaa lG99es ct Gag al Salt puer
bpcr &ruffe, % 6leItct 6oloer Jig no
merfet, iaalRnae Oct Oorer. gtaar man
Oil neolalie Ell bel Mrn9oe 6leit, er oct
nBopenbigt at berrtte TpnOer, men De
i:lloe a!orig bru9es mere cro ct Bar
Gon8e, % De itnloc blipc c%rocntlt9 rcuz
8iprte, fpr DC ta9e8 &rug, @tan ituloc
ilua eli bel Del fo8euOe &anO ino / Ggn
Den, iaa at gu9ten al Oct 9amlc 6lcif
blep iuloitrnoi9 OOrtc. Gait 6lcif cr
ct 2cpnctsmiSbcl, iOm en- mart Silver
trGt al, % mo itulOe gjore Jig al
Image for, at oct altiO itulOe bare al
bcoite Sla9s.
Decorah-posten., 1890-03-05
Ger 'p.ssrstsgOrtsa.'
&c eIcftriife 1raaoe meoc
| Sorocn.

GSilon ifripcr / North American
Review: Manse JorIlas CT bleone
oiort mco Seuipn til Den beoie Waaoe,
huorpaa man tunSe raaee goo paa DC
lllemper o. 5arer, man IN or uelaus
for i auleonina at DC clsitrilte 1fa0oe
% i Acknowledged itriser 6uitst: "sao
os faa 5raaoeue nee / S%creen!" WFen
iItebetipr of iormiroite rlI tperitHoo
bette iprbpis 6orcn Tor Gin % eteacrut.
Spis Ell Sabrif for 2ilbtreoelle al
Ritro. @lpcerin ionbtes Neiu gort, %
5plt nIteSe at berries ira oenne lerll9e
Snltitutipn, iaa bar Der irgeu, ION
uiloc siUre Sprilog ON, at benne 6nbrii
itulee l9ssss neSe ! Sulben. Oct To-.
holoer ia attiirat iaa meo De clcftrllft
Iraabc. Zen Sermeo %iorbnnone 5art
fan life afbjGlpes beruco, Ct De lG99ss
NED / Soroen.
Decorah-posten., 1890-03-05

Der BLOT at Isbc. &c langIpmlte mo
bcutcs % Iasies, % oct or rtmei'St
mol, at 8prHrne bplcr, naar Der uenieS
ct Spcrfalo; fiji Der CT life Tale ON, at
WGnecnc bCItpttcr 9uinocr og gcrit.
Oct bGnoer osiuo, Of auitrnlneoerrn
Iyiicr en- al fin eseu Stamnic. Gn
sanFc ing 9funo, Der m,ccrtioen oar !
min 1icneiie, % iom bar Ell FOR Slpns
gel, %forlauste easaua Of en- rlOre yfrorr,
at ban ifulbe aipe bom fin aoite. IA
Den rlorc Mano neeicoe bette, io'teoe
elpnaclsn bans Sgn no Stcoen, boor
ban brabte % ipiite BAN.
Mau ifiilbe M tru, at bette baooe
sipet gnleenin9 til Ell Scamp paa 9io
% $40. Gna inseu Waaoe. Dc TO
MGno bueucreSe ri9tisnof; men oct bar
en- iulbfGnbi9 gaabenle9; bercs SlG9t'
hinge itpS omtrins Dem % ifilte Dem
90, ipr DC bapoe tilipiet biHauben no9ets
iombelit Saar. (atsre.)
Decorah-posten., 1890-03-05
III

eniom be LANCE Nitener. San boebe M ggeu. Oct
Tom BAN for, iom Wsrfet bIep i~ortere for buert @ar,
Der git, Suiet tommere, ban ielu mere os mere fnarporn,
o9 De imutte Ssluoolsre bans Yensetfe mere os mere
ippseico9tisc. San beu fieo af itabis at bore benz
rasle mere! mere! at De lite l~fammeoe fig! Der par
10 auereoe mango NOT for en- enIis Manp. 6om ban inb
| Stucn, bappe 9isbst gSone CLIENT at tGuce S!ocn 8as
minen. Sit ban no ben nisrte Soritue, fit ban Wliss
tanfe ON, at Der par en- Epu bag Ssren. Ssste ban
9ieneitefoItsne, par be life, buor DC ifaIbe pare, os beres
arbsibe par foripmt eusr iluifst siort. SpincerOttsn
FOB mso Hap Snor, % 9srtotten ipur9te: buor er
SGrtinosu? S9ueritoIsns S%ienbns ifres efter SllGt,
Spolen blsp iunSen opsr Sfabst iom 9esstpi for 6attsn.
9isbets GreS bar ipeoen, 6iifen baIutost, % Mslteu
iur. Susbonoens 6lGber par alt anSst emo COB Stanb,
Snapperne faISue al, S~trsmpsrns bulebs, SoIberens
Stiorter | Sfriperens Sife, S~tripsrens Stiortsr GoIs
bsreus Stufie. SsIu SoISuaienstS ~byrsbare lanse Gals
refer FOB lite LANCER, iom be ituIbe; Bet biemmesiorte
BlGt tcst paa @alGbler bier brunsre 90 bruners, mere
% mere %unlulist; 6iarpenneu ipntes at pare byppet i
GaIs. Oct git lite, ellie itcpsSs arOse, aus SaSe, Der
lite par paa fin gIuSs, 0as 5sietOite, glt i~itcmmeoe
| bet iamme iortpiulcbe Spsrssmual: Suor CT SGrtinSen2
SoISren tuubs lite larger boIee bet no. Gn SoIs
| ninsbas | Soraarst 1888 trat 2pbit 9arSicn paa is fin
bsbis bIaa 8ioIs msb be guile Wtesiinstnapper % n'eIst'
fig Tom Srier hos gsttp 9utb. 8it ban aurpsn9 &c
nit lite. Sussn 9oaauber pr noseultnoe blepen bur
tisere i~nStlarerst peb 9burboln,s Stibsbro. Comm