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The sun., 1891-01-28
CHILDREN or FORTY YEIRS 400.
This BOY and This (siri Look Just ms They
Did When They Were Buried.


MIR. W. r. Hawks. tho Sixth nvcpue under
taksr. who for the past few months has boon
engaged n disintcrring the dead bodies of old
knckerb ,cker families from the vaults In St.
Luke's churchyard. received II special order
from an old New York family recently to re-
movo tho bodies OF two childrsn ON vault
In the churchyard, and to renter them In q
family plot at Greenwood Cemetery
Mr.. HAWKS went TO work Immediately and
day before yesterday succeeded In getting the
bodies out of the vault. Before buryng them
again il was thought best by Mr.. Hawks to
open the ,oains auh see II evsrythin. was all
right Tho bottles were in oll-ashioned
metallic coffins. male to conform 10 the lines
OF the boty with iounded ami narrow ends
md bulSing c'n.re, Glass plates covered
turn protecicl from damage By metal shields;
Whsn M Hawks and i,is assistant ra':sd
dsnd they were ast"nishrd TO tlnn, that in. spite
OF the ,act that the bodies had been In ihe
Ss Sy as Sey Sesrs st Sses as
According 10 ins, riptions On the cnskets. tho
months aud DAYS, and tho girl on Feb. Z.
1881. az the age o. 10 Years ears ,;. ,o,s
The little hoy looks as ,houGh he wer. a-leep.
n, ns Ss is TO .r pGw IS ss
well preserved. She also ha, beautiful blonde
the eyes The body is dressed in white gown
with yoke worked OF magnificent lace.
out OF the chirchyard, but that none OF them
were in anything Ike such state OF nreserya-
tion as tn, ,se OF the two children. The only
other body that was at all preserved was that
oia union Colonel WHO was kilel at the bat
iis o. .Antlstam. This body was inferred In St.
When IL wns taken out OF the vault few weeks
ago Il was found that 1t was still recognizable
Although the checks were somewhat sunken.
The sun., 1891-01-28
EOwell-Ames

Boston. Jan. 81. - Miss Anna Lee Ames.
daughter OF Gov. Ames, was married at noon
to-day to Mr.. George NJ. Novel;. a well-known
society man. Onv the relatives Of the two
families were present. The bridal couple stood
in the recess OF large bay window Of the
library under an arch OF roses and other iow-
viii With high cora cdrsase. long siesves, " and court @
train. Her veil OF tulIe was daintily caught up
with orange blossoms, She wore no gloves,
Willis NOVEL;. brother Of tho gronin, was best
man. Later in the afternoon Mr.. and Mrs.
NOVEL; went 10 New York, whore tomorrow
they will take the steamer Spree for. Europe.
They Will Le gone year or more on lhelr trip.
The sun., 1891-01-28
They're to he Married To-day

Miss Grace Cnrley. tho daughter OF Mr.. Fran
els ID. Carley. and Mr. Oliver Hartman. Jr..
will be married at ST. Thomas's Church at noon
to-day. by Bishop Potter. assisted By the Rev.
DIR. John Wesley Brown. rector OF the church.
Oyer 5000 invitations have been issued for the
CEREMONY The bridesmaids will b. Mis-, Amy
Miss Florence Griswold: Mr.. .Harrlmaa will
have ms his best man his brother Mr.. Joseph
Hartman. Tho usbsrs will bs Messrs Brock-
hoist Cutting Duncan Elliott. Butler Duncan.
Woodbury. Kane, Victor Sorchon. and the
bridegroom's cousin. James Arden Hartman.
The sun., 1891-01-28
tn. wam.ut,a sp,nner- on . strike.

New BEDFORD. Jan. 27.-This morning the
spinners IN tho Wamsutta Mills 4. . and 6. did
not 90 t. work. but Joined tho spnnsrs Of
mills !. 2 and 8, who went ont yesterday On
strike. They assembled at the mill gates at
the usua! morning hour. and sent dsputa'ion
to tell Agent Kent that they would 20 to work
II the strikers wer,. r:instated on tho old
state them. The sp!nnsrs Of mills ]: 2 and 3
were locked out because they refused to WORK
overtime. as the agent wanted them t. do.
Secretary Howard sent word from Fall River
that he endorsed the action OF the men In not
working overtime. There arc lust llO men on
strike,
The sun., 1891-01-28

iore their tss'inouy would be valueless against
Msttler. His plea of gully. moreover. could
not 70 accepted until the Grand Jury had Tor.
mally CHARGED him with The burglary IN an In
dictment, and NO Grand jury, It is safe to say.
Would indict any man urop his naked confes-
30 both Noopsn and Msttlrp MhfqSId wonId In III srob
ability, escape punishment II Noonnn's convlc-
tion were set aside. or course. u satisfactory
gifted the burglary. is Submitted 10 Recorder
smyth Tomorrow. Nc.nan will not 10 zen.
trial. both Noonan and Mettler should escape
punishment
The sun., 1891-01-28
Ne KILLED . Mosquito These Cold Days.

BRIpGEpoRr Conn, Jan. 27.-Mr, H. l.. Black
man an honest citizen whore word has never
been doubted. was talking with friend In front
of Wallacs's bakery yesterday, when he felt q
sharp sting on the back nt his left hand. lie
WAS SURPRISED 70 ses big 6lood,hiTty ~ = mos; nsiS
ne inseet low. and. lest his friends would not
belicve bin wbsn no told the story. he care
fully placed the dead inssTst e es,Msse % TO 's~vss
The sun., 1891-01-28
To Blow Up the Masts or the vizcaya.
Commander Rockwell OF the sloop Of wal

Ysntic received orders from Washington ye--
terday 10 blow up the masts OF the Spanish
steamship yizcaya and the schooner iinr-
graves, which lie seven miles of Barnegut In
eleven and half fathoms OF wafer. With their
masts DESTROYED they will form no menace 10
navigation. The iantic starts this morning al
day break. with an extra draft OF mon from the
receiving ship Vermont She VIII carry many
with Thrift. pounds Of gum cotton, snd which
will be sxplodsd " slevtrlcty.
The sun., 1891-01-28

o; the blocks between Lafayette place and
Fourth avenue. passing through u 9 cen ro OF
Then it would cross Great jones and Eoad
paSpT n TO ls ws; nn 9 roee
block bounded bv iIou:.,on, Mulberry Crosby,
and Jersey str.ets,. Tho route, of the road
and na-s,inG through, the block honntsi I,y
through the blocks directly 10 the $ nh t" The
City Hall. where is propose 10 place tne
terminus, 70 avoid going through va!"nple
''prt Dr. ttNoHed ; m nIan M Miroviles ! rh for an ey;
be DIVIDED into nm npper and lover ronrart-
about on n leval with tho third floor Of ne
buildings, would be for eNnre.s Trans with
ec lie .eco,d foor or Of o the buiine@ woui be- Tor
"H a@s as tsnpns r al i,'Ss' F Frst
trains might be run over the inGal tracks; .I.
sss1 i "nbbnry 'F'ff Giock e'"n
merchant to receive and d,l!yn : their freight
at their dOors. The waiting stations would te
In the interior OF tho buildings reached by el.
ssyator- and sIairwaSI; several cross,,o"n
there was station NJ 1Iwsnty.third street for
line cpsi he rmn efst and
This would be clo:e! struc nre, too,
blocks Iongltudinally thes,. croTs town
roads womb interfere but little with
property in the residence Grar;er, except
when crossing the avenues; The rear q 3, the he
utilized hy Dr. SherIlcld's plan, IN every in,
stance ihcse cro's-town. lires would ipt.fsect
with the ma road Ht a teton within tho
how tue tupn"t in wnch 'hn ma road would
run t. "arlied across "a stree. Ihc hr ,dge
/ would be an ornarlsn' 10 The street..
The Same cut sh"w. suggested fronts Tor
, spar ment houses. The strip Of land to he
acquired through tho blocks must he from
nifty 10 seventy feet wide both down town and
nm tovn. 40 that GOOD Subntantiul buildlnRn
The sun., 1891-01-28

JEANETTE Pa. Jan. 27.-Ths forty -flve girls
employed in the packing rooms OF the Mckee
Brothers glass factory struck to day for higher
$3.50 week ana they ask tor - per week. IL
is thought that the company will not grant the
increase. and that boys will 10 hired to do the
The sun., 1891-01-28

The first break in tho ranks OF tho strkipR
spinners at the Clark Thread Company In
Newark occurred yesterday morning. whoa
James Ryan deserted tho association and
went TO board and work behind the rough
fence with which tho company has enclosed
tho mill yard. Agents OF the company have
been busy Tor several days trying to work UPON
They picked out those whom they thought
were most ely to succuInbt L" their blandish-
Inonts, hu' Ryan was the only man uron whom
they prevailed. Ihe remainder Of tho spip-
ners are ilrm. and drlnr" that !tynn's deseItion
Is unimportant. and that they have taken away
u dozen men from the mills for one who has
deserted from their ranks.
The sun., 1891-01-28
Brothers Meet for the First Time in Thirty
Years.

PITTsBURoH. Jan 27.-A romantic meeting
occurred Mt the Union depot yesterday BIZ
tween two brothers. James and Frank W.T.
linms who had been separated for thirty years.
during which time tho lattor was Inourned as
deal. They were seated in the waiting reor..
where they fell into conversation. and nus
learned their kinshD. Frank, whom IA years
old. lad run away from home. sinoo which
timo he had been In England and ON the Conti-
nent, had spent some years In Africa. and
Ioaland. where he mnuon lot Of money ss y
trader. rhsn he landed In California and
veslmonts Ii. accumulated wealth. James
had remained at home and taken care Of the
r renrs and I the % little e hoine arm bud fallen 70
him. This WAS situated upon the outskirts Of
u small village nsar Harrisburg. and hs had
sold IL and moved away. Frank came East.t0
visit the old homo and lind his kin.
The sun., 1891-01-28

Hartford Protest AEainst Free Coinage.
HARTFORD. Jan. 27.-The Board Of Trade 70.
day unan mously declared that free coinage
WAS not for the best Interests Of the county,
AAd Adoptsd resolutions protesting against II
The sun., 1891-01-28

The trouble hetwesn tho National Despatch
and the 500 line. which prevented the res
torpiion OF all;ra freight rates between tho
former waivos It's Objections TO the 500" line
having AS low dilerential ~ Itself which is
The 500" line WIN therefore restore its tariff
on Fob. to- $40 from New York to 81 Paul.
The circulars may bo issued to-day bv the
New York. Ontalio and Western, which Is the
initial rond out OF New York. The rate Of the
lines via Chicago iB 3l.30
The sun., 1891-01-28

A certificate Of organization Of the Syracuse
md Bnldwinsvilc Rnilwny Company was filed
in the Secretary Of Stn'e's olIice at Albany yes
terday. The director; are Wallace c, Andrews:
william A. mnuidwell Richard a. n1rman 2f
Marvin Of Erooklyn: George s. Coo. Jr. OF
Englewood. y. j.. and Floyd J.. Iently Of Bald
winsville. Capital SlGOUO. The COMPANY has
purchased and will oDerate tho road 81 the Old
company OF the sam. name. running from AIn-
boy Station. OnOndaga county. through tho
towns OF Van Buren, and Lysandor to Bnld-
winsyille.
The sun., 1891-01-28

1t was reported yestcriay that Albright h
Co. had turned over 10 the Phllndelphia and
ties in l!nfralo and Cheektowaga a few miles
east Thai firm had long handled The com.
points. The consideration Is said to have bsen
about $500 0nO., Tho kending gets TO bufralo
over the lnIl Brook Conl GomIany's tracks.
deal except hat The company has. announced
It's intention Of greatly increasing t's coal out
shipments.
Decorah-posten., 1891-01-21
eagle grOp., Driabt Co, Soma.


Soet tes 3ontinssnten fsnber ben
5or "Boitsn', iom er mis- CO Ransts Ben,
Cs 1geb arnen', TOM er fuIb at RjGrlisbeb,
Zen sisr ceiaa mansen @ammsl bsD.
Seq &eoaitsreu beos oil iaa ptnt,
ON ban oil bisie 2inier i9tte neO paa Brent;
Sec Ter iaa Ranse, ism / Blaoet %itriptr;
Oct cir mig ROb, iaa ;es til gennsn sriber.
Gn Cullen fsrft % fremft Ie3 bill frembrinss
I'll flarn % nor, til Siee % I'll &tnse,
I'll Reoaitsr % ale Nbonnenter,
Com laier-Tofen", Iansistsfulbt ben penter.
Oct samIs slar er M ba iOunoet ben;
vt soot Rptaar ies sniter Ser isjen;
Sec bnfier VIE Sunbbeb. Greo % 2pife,
% Glib ri iunoe iommen Henitab limit.
Sab bet % uties bn | fierns Better,
Vt si bar a1arIisbeo til CUB os Waten.
DIM 1pen Dor moa osiaa iisss liot;
Den boyer op. % bet meb Rj9mpeffriot,
Os .8ufinsis- % Warisb Iiulis Ouerult,
% Sarmeren 81 ilassr, ban faar zig bctalt.
9tuise blep Der os ct Wiboelsaar Of Crop,
Gao Snsen buroe tlase; ale bar piit moi.
Wiling nlaa babe Gnoe. osian nit lille 9ist,
Seq iunbe mig forrsnOe os lobe Iiot for piot.
9bi Jes tr insen 9ister, bet Tan 8 ale it,
% heller lite oil leg mit Wapn for goer te.
Soet ies Tiger Gurpel, % ct soot War islen,
Saa 81 lss bsrmeo farbia % logger bort
min Ben.
On 8in9sritins.
Decorah-posten., 1891-01-21

lunoe nmaieamsre benz, os germiliOn
blsp liot sftcr liot ct furlaot eteo.
Guonu ions fan Belisaenbsoen ices Zig
ct Nouumsnt al Ruinsr forlnbt Of
WRno, Tom eneans a be rigeiie |
gcrOsu. eslp be enril. Bale, Tom
bIep uebfunfns meo iaa glade 6orbaab.
nirger % lpis 5Orpsntuingsr, finoes
snbnu Rarbeoen al Trout Safe oe
@sgisrinssns ReisruatiOu Deb Guder
8oint.
Wen trpos bette bar In. Grpecitios
men frusteslss, tbi ben lebsoe til ben
.nbelige Cpoaaelie al be uiot uoitratie
Ssrnleier, bpis Cpdrb.iocIis bar aiurt
Winnsioia til bet ~ltsrIts Ssrumine 9i.
itriit | 9eroen.
Decorah-posten., 1891-01-21
1or -Susrsb'psttta'
DtIofatte 90 9iarne ansreb
bam.

9ele8rafiten oeb T~unnellen, Omtrent
8 Wlil o~penfpr Penn Sapeu Sunetion /
9ennipluania, bapbe en- mRrtelig Dp.
lep.lie for ct tort lib iiben. Der
finoes life ct Gus / to Wiles Smtrebs;
bet narmslts er uso WtuO BUN, buor en-
ftratfelis Sernbaueulpfte ianOt SteO
for TO War iibeu. Ioa besse Siber al
Serubaneiporet ltretter fie Sierse, Tom
er milslanse % bepogeoe meb en- tat
STOP. 9~elesraiiten, iOm Upbulber fig
/ ct tibet Gus, Der er bpg9et for BAN,
fer naIten atbris ct Rcuneite, unbtu9en
naar Goseue iurer iorbi.
9 lang 3io fuu0e Sompaguiet life
faa nogen til at bOloe uo | nu9eu len'
aere 3ib paa bette eniumme Steo, men
for 6 Maaueber iioen tos @owaro
Smitb fra Rew Yurt 8Oiteu % bebOlot
ben, inbtil Omtalte Begipeubeo inOtraf.
San oar Ofte feet en- Mensoe 8jprue
o. Bilofatte runbt ON, % paa bet iioite
bar be blepus meset briitise. 6urleoen
Tat petteoes ban peb Ell Stei ~uoeniOr
fit lille gus, Os ba ban titteoe ub, iaa
ban to 8isrne. iOm foripste paa at
bane fig Bel inb / Suiet. 8 i'm 5or.
Itraft.lle telssrafereOs emitb til gtub
Run sftsr Sialp. men III for bet fSrite
intet Guar. Smiblsrtib par ben enc al
gisrnene tpmmet fs Op paa 9a9et, %
bolot I'LL paa meb at ripe ueb Goro'
flaSninsen. gRu par Der Oslaa fontmet
en- treble Bisrn til % Osiaa en- Del
Uilbtatte. Den anoen br9ffebe Btn'
puet Os itat SOpebet IND. emitb ipran9
t,lbase, os ioet ban sreb en- Sernitans,
ilea ban Damien | 6opeost al al i'm
Mast, iaa 9prene for en- lib traf iis
tilboae, men ltrar fornpeee be fine VIM
areb. Ru fOm tifiibft epar ira UsnO
Wun, o. Smith mebDelte BAN, at ban
sieblif,elis mautts ienS. Sialp, susrs
uiloe ban mart pare en- bob Nano.
9Usst msb Sialpsn Tom netOp | 9lOs.
@lsrneu. Os gilOtuttene bIsp fframte
bort, o. Gmitb Gil omborb paa 2OSst
ga latte aurim til Rsp gort.
Decorah-posten., 1891-01-21

Sl8blano 9upnibip, Sargent Co., 81. 8.
vi bar tnsen One bait Der I gargent
soautp, men milot % fint Ser bber Dag,
tONIet ol tan bare bra for os, ipm lille bar
Soast at tlSbe Seo ipr, % liaeIeoes sr oct
soot lor Sreaturerne, iom ian tage Ell Gel
N6soen noe paa Brerien. Nen ct or bet
H'ra8te Ior: beriom pi lite faar Sne /
o''ieF, 'aa sr bet tuiuliomt, ON ri faar
aUasA GpIiH9 til n9ite aar, ielp ON hi bliper
NSno III at lao fat uossn Saabpsbe; tbi,
"Flon' ot tite faar Sue sler Rssn, iaa Sor.
VI O'Ioer blsS ira 8aareu az iaa tr bet
.aA''s''9t ON ri faar iaa meset Resn til
s0rnH'sreri, 90 ganS tr9nser oi, tbi Sorben
.aI0e!es optDrfet | be to fibite Var. Nsn
"IaaF 9aabe Bet % ie 5ioen an.
gar bait oaarlige Gplinaer | be fbfte Q
soaaF, men iioite Gar blep Der inaen, iaa
s"gOst Ian ltisune, bet faIber baarbt for
a'"8e 0arItsre at ifafs Wao o. 8lQber
Gonlilien, life at tale ON sseeb III pore
aauF. pelte. Deb er en- Wsbp~enotebeos.
Nn't % ben Tube bore Gountp. Counts
o' 'lalps % at faa biaiet; be Ifnloe
.',spanOIs msb &. H. ~aompasnierue, iom
"tI Der 'siennem gountiet. ON at faa
%'a 6rast. Reiultatet blep, at to af benz
.t 'rasts Tor baIu Detailing Ill ben
escembsr, iaa MI iunoe Gnbper, lpm
~ tl5O, faa fig en- Gorb WapeLgeo.
VI Haniom Gitp tom iun nozzle faa
tuO', % eisie blso iolst til eaaoanne,
'aooe nOsle SuibeIs Spebe at ialae.
aa' HE bapos uosst, ianbs ii,s iaa en-
a' yer SEQ, % nians. 5l.r. meo MIG,
f'o' allieO til Runiom gitp m.b ct Bar
sS .@a's I sOmmsu, / ben 9onis at taa Os
~ 'ssSs , Omen, men pi bl.u Suff.pe.
m oct Soar, OF seben par anereoe ,ulat'
.,s ,R!8'r til benz, IOm Ialacr sOeDs ter
SF'0sr Number al os.. bleu Der lparet
~" etatiUusassnt.n, ,om ,isb.r Su,O.
,&.s'' lumber % gso. Ru ,iter ben
NJ, tt''m6sr fer BET uo til at bliOe no, at
'~q''' Der til bsierc gris, men g,OrtDern
Decorah-posten., 1891-01-21

SaeiFs GOmpaHn bar LOBE, at 'raet. fs Gar.
loaos frtt I'll Rtlnor, iaa mbpsr, Der bar
$3.50, fan faa fs n gore gRapleBeb.
Setts or TIE iao liben Sialp.
q troieuos Orb oil t.s iaa 9or HI at uS.
tale ON 6cltet / % runOt llubcripcoo Otter
Vail 60, Winuciota, en- al mine Gaboer
tos en- Eur til Otter TdiI 60. til fine 8s.
flsuots Der; en ban ,pm biem. operrafeos
ban % meo, at 6olt / unberpooo bapot
i'not ct Carload Deb I'll llooeltua blaaot
1rGn9eHOe { ears,ut 60, "a at ct Carload
I'll itulos iumms. Tett. pii.r, al bisie SuIt
fnIfer at tiGlps fine tr9HgsnOs 2Gnpsm9uo.
Der bIeS Wtauss iom ~ is en- gUrO gso I'll
ben btaiss Bris al s1.so, brtl,st q. Or.
Brastsn belsb fig til O. 9b.
Decorah-posten., 1891-01-21
Nnthen- Mnih.
On &inserttm8.

UolDel, gSulD.
RsoH brrer til 9as.ns Grben mob elut.
uinssn al Garst Der / @aibtu9ton, men iaa
Ttpper Ri til @isn8ieIo at i9rbes omErins !
ulpelttrbspsltie, ipm fOrmooentlis ,r / bag
Iio 8rus / Eiisn paa oeuue Gib. Ger Hyper
man at fau forfrosus Gren % rob Rriettp.
Qaroet er for bet Neite fulbt al Bluffs, 90
tintSe DonrIist, BOG iinoss csiaa pua suteIte
Steoer soct % rtst 2anb, naar man blot
iaar bortrpobtt lIritopens mastiss Rsooer;
men BERTH iraoes 9aalmobiaheb % ftnrfe
Sener. Cor en- Grbsiosmano er BGibtng
ton at forstr0tts for bet lobe Minneipta;
Acknowledged ct Der Qsnnen ftsrrs, %
Spiteu traftigers eno igiten, iagoe IN apfter
i~orlsoen Gag.
BUtbel CT en- Iiben tripIis Bp. Der ct TO
8trtsr. buOraf ben enc er Horit, HosIs On.
tiisr, to Saebrua, FAINT to eaIooner, iom
not bar soot SeiSs.
Decorah-posten., 1891-01-21
q. g Ruling.
Gertrude, Rprb 9atpta

Gertrude, Roro Satota.
Bi bar It satisrt Bsir til at p9re paa
benns lib al Garst; suouu inseu Sne, iaa
Rreaturerue snbnu iSreer for fig ielp. Sp-
i,nsen Ibfs Har Dor oaarlie baaoe meb
S,nipn til apalitet % Ruantitet, fra 5 til IL
gufbeIs pr. aus HeS Saarlis Soeos. gaa
fine Stebsr Der sr Der for mango 8raiter %
tusen Rentsheb, eIer osiaa Renisbeoer,
mss tnasn Brai. Bort n9rmeIte 0tartsO er
Wauton psb Bari Tiosr b 9ansopn Brand
al G, N. r r. Oct sr IN liplis 8p meo
mango Ranotnapi1ts GorretniussmaHo,
mango 8uti,sr % an Rausbs andre Snie,
en- &ousr gRiu, s 9lepatorer % ct garebus.
bpor Der fishes Spebs. Ren man faar oltio
Q slsr 8 Gents minort Der pr. guibsI sno
anOetitsOS !anss 2inisn. Tsb peuIis Oil.
fen fra M. Y. Stranb.
Decorah-posten., 1891-01-21
9oitorbonorar. On aammel Ron.

/ ben sore Esi al Baloers par iuoom
% tolte mso en- goitur l9ugsre neoe !
Galeu. ia bun par iaroie til at goa,
iasoe Tofioren, at ban ifulbs bape en-
balo 9alsr for Brpoeriet.
~Du fan iona iunom te ME al
@sns, naar IN ratie 10 upetts -8dls",
10 fan Oh faa pirate meb me attt. 10
saar bet upp | upp", isarsoe ben
&amle.
Decorah-posten., 1891-01-21
2Qno tilial0S!

$4,000 acres goot ~5arminelano | Barrpr
1ouHtp. 8is, er tilialgs. Get or beIigaeuog
3 SerubdHer. Der gi~euHenitiRrer Goan
yet. Get i9iges Tor ira 2 III 5 Dollars Or
aere, anH en- 3reoIeoel %tontani, &elten fan
betales | Here aarlige Iermiuer.
3 bette gouiitp or StgriirpGrten af 9Hos
bn9aerre RoronlRHo. % oct tube pRre 81
iieist. on Here Uiloe ionmc % boi1tts ia
her. aom o9 6eie 9duoet, "a oil 8 aieHnem
be beruGtenoe darniere iinoe. at bette er q
n6nGrlei goot Thrift. os her er iiar goot
for Wrbfibf ON 2lnferen.
Decorah-posten., 1891-01-21
aDrreipOnbaltce.

s.,,r.,sssss ssr Rapn y ssrsst iss~ IN nins
4. s,,,us M, h Htr We tHsars s~irnnsmishs n rs
Ss,s,u. psrua al tns tIist sfsrtftssisst. use'
ss.srs ,~,tfomutres fsrreiponssHt snissE Bat. stH Ha'
tstiisHm pses teps Wasnt % usrssiea
Decorah-posten., 1891-01-21
Sanoct 5GfaeS

peo G. 8. Strdno, Barron Gitp. Barron
Qouutp. g9is., iom oil riie 9%oroiessre ON
poa eanoei I'll bpilieHiombelit iii, be inc.
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pris Imuti inbbunben 80 Genis.
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Ra.alos.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1891-07-23
Treatment of One Eton Hat.


It has been seriously proposed that
American boys shall wear Eton suits
suits that make any human boy look
like an ostrich. The Anglomaniacs will
adopt these absurd costumes for their
children, if they have excuse enough,
but there are lots of Americans who are
not Anglomaniacs. l went to school
with some. One day lad came to
school with an Eton hat Murmurs
and whispers of surprise and disapproval
were heard when he entered, and looks
full of meaning passed from boy to boy.
At II o'clock came recess, and precise
ly at ten seconds past II there was a
riot. That was. the moment when the
lad appeared with his little plug" hat
on. He was quiet, shrinking boy, and
I pitied him from the bottom of my
heart, for his parents were to blame OF
course. Directly that he set foot in the
yard he was seized, pulled this way and
that, tripped up and despoiled Of his hat.
That article went Immediately into use
as football and in less than a minute
had become shred of black beaver and
pasteboard. At last it was pitched over
the fence with yell of triumph and the
boy went home bareheaded and in tears
American honor was maintained and
the injurious influence of British custom
effectually defed. That is what is go
ing to happen here every time a boy tries
to wear Eaton clothes. Spare him, "
| parents. Consider his bones, if you dom
respect his feelings. Brooklyn Eagle.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1891-07-23
She Wouldn,t Detain Him.

At famous and charming salon GER
tain western woman, just now making a
little stir in Gterarydom, was the hon
ored recipient Of marked attention on
the part of the gracious hostess. Quite
late in the evening there was small
hubbub at the door, and in strobe one OF
New York's most prominent journalists
and diplomatists. Tall, military, white
haired, rudy checked, distingue, in
faultless evening dress, he bent over the
hostess hand. explaining that he has
just stolen away from an important en-
gagement a moment to pay his devoirs.
"But," said Mrs. -, ''now that you
are here, you must meet Miss -, Of
whom was telling you"
He-My dear Mrs, -, Thousand
thanks, but some other time shall be
delighted. I really have not a moment
to spare. L
She Fairly dragging him across the
room, if so rude verb may express SO
dainty an action)-Colonel -, this is
Miss -, of -, the coming woman.
Miss - (whose keen ears and ready
wit had grasped the situation, gracious
ly but deprecatively)-Pray, do not let
her detain the going man, Mrs. s.,
and presenting his much in demand
highness the sidewise curve of a white
shoulder, she continued the laborious
sustainment Of an Englishman in con-
versation. New York World.