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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-05-09
Vest 9Th street.

All Of lois - Is H. Is und' oflo 50. all Of lots
~ - II ~ - ~ 10. III lis To. III IL. und'
III lot Us nui Of lots 10 f.. all Of lots lis Is.
10 -. III 10 Is $50 l6I 10 los, lbi To- lih,
liz. l6s. l6a 10 III, IT, l73, III, IL. 10.
-, In igl ~, l4i 1876 1876 1879 2po 2,l, 2o2, 2ai.
2,a, 2,s und,, - unl', Of lot 10 nnd'a Of lot
all of lots .If 1S- Isl 20; % 2fa. uudl Of lots
-, ;a all Of lots - 800 :,tS. 800. 3U1 3D9, 80,
az, 81 So, SIG. SIS. 22n. 50, 35i, ,,s SIS.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-05-09
SIEEIeE. MS. SATlErAY. NAY 9, 1881.
TAX SAID
Douglas County, Wisconsin.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, ! !

STATE OF WISCONSIN!
<rst.orNrl 81 DoJGfAs.
OFFICE or TIE COUNTY TEEAsI RiE'
SUPERIOR Wis, April is, 1921
AlOTlCE Is hereby given that So much OF each
IN tract or parcel Of land situated in the confi-
- If pu,iplas described in the following STATE
Iaenr as may he necessary for that purpose, VIII
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-05-09
Ncsi III Street.

Ill Of lots l. H. - -. 81 - all of lots Is. -,
TIL s.. - al -, lis 10, III, 49, IN, l99. 2nl,
sls 80 ~. 81 all 80. - 81. 30, '" 20, -
u 2fs 20 undI Of lots ri 25b, ali .! lois 80,
-. - b -, s.. -.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-05-09

Lots, !, 2, 3. 4. ). 8. J, 8,
8. 10, Ill. u. Il. II. L.,
Il, II. Is. ~, 70, 81, ~,
%, u, block 4.
Poh egaina diagram lots
adj to city of sue
rlor in sW NV and
Il l-2 sw sec s towns
range l.
Lots, !, g, Is, Il, Is, Is.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-20
OBITUdRY.

The Hon. Henry 8. Walker OF Charleston.
w. Va. died yesterday afternoon at Philadel-
phia. OF heart disease. He Wa the best
speaker In tho State AMI hal long
been prominent figure in politics.
He was editor OF the Wheeling Regis
ter from 1865 to 1870. He was 4
Democratic Congressional candidate in 1868,
but was defeated. He moved to Charleston
with the Capitol In 1870. and became editor Of
.he Charleston Courier which no published for
ton years. In 1878 and 1880 he ran
for Congress on tho Gresnback tickets
n nos tn.a s s.s ssnSa ?ohn lss bk:T Va:
hcid that oiiico until 1885. He was Tor two two
2sssnt shs sa st1 !"f ton years
Charlst Franchot. q life: long citizen Of syra-
was tapisisus i.schSl Frsne6ot. whose par.
3! t. :s ss% Scam. ~ 8: :i &:
manufactures a banker. and merchant.
The Hon; Luther g, Greene. inspector Of
Woo1stoek standard. died suddeniy on Friday
dent Of the Vermont Press Association.
Ms Bsn sss aeHtSH ,hs GnS eSd ss e: e.
lost hls, father, Gen. Thomas j: Ben on. Mis-
Bsnton's fatal illness began on Wed ssday last
Sergeant Solomon Stanton died at his lat.
81 years. Nj. Stanton WAS during The war =
Sergeant in Cpmpany c. Eighteenth nesimsnt
Audrey Rose ot Freehold, n. j., died ysster.
Ssnd:f;s i..isad. h. cam: 70 'sIS s Gni lea
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-20
SUPE MURRAY COMING BACK.
He Determines TO Take Up the ReIn.
Again on Oct. I.

He Detern,nes to Take Up the ReIns
Again Oct. I.
Police Superintendent Murray. who has been
ON sick leave" for several months expects to
return to duty on Oct. ]. This fact was made
known at headquarters yesterday.
Superintendent Murray 10 still at bis coun-
try home At Lawrcnee. L. I. 1t cannot DO said
that his condition Is much improved. but be
believes be 10 we'll enough to resume bis duties
As head Of the police force.
Mr.. Murray has been sick man for nearly
two years. He Is suffering from what Ia
known as shaking palsy. The disease
Affects bis hands and limbs. but his
mind Is clear. Last fan when the auperin-
granted him six months, Leave OF absence so
that he might 70 abroad for treatment He
S,n' .p &c R: p we'ri Ii. no eosaos ' a:.
not improved. He rsturnsd home ia January.
When his leave expired In March last he was
unable to resume duty and no WAS reported
siok Ever since he has hssn on sick leave For
ment at Lawrence. L. l., where he owns .
tits said that his condition ia just tho Same
as It has been for. somo time. Although his
limbs and bis hands are affected. his mind Is
Several weeks ago Mr. Murray made ~ hi.
mind to return TO duty. but hls family and
friends advised him AGAINST II. His dste rmina-
tion. however. hs. carried the day, He In
sisted on coming back and his friends can no
logger Keen hin IN from IN bis nurposs I'm =, ..
rapid when no Is on duty again. Within = few
porting for duty on The FIRST OF the month,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-20
SPARKS FROM THE TELEGRAPH

Showers have permanently checked the Ore tina.
threatened 10 dsvastats all the prAnbsrry m arshes
north and east VI Valley Junction. WI.
a lad.s Of s!.el exploded ysstsrdsy In Carnests
ph.Pps Go :; Homestead mill ana four men were
hurt All are 10 very serious condition.
Ths nethed!st Conference At Chippewa Falls Wis,
BY voo Of b. 10 30 decided 10 accept women a. isy
svsry four ysars
samuel Kent eroklsysr Of syrseuse aged "a lost
his bAanes While a. work upen . scAnoll ysstsrdsy
.tlersosn And fell 70 the sdss ~ distance Of sew
snty.hvs feet he WAS instantly Killed
Two cara eslonxinE to John kobinsons circus were
wrecked on eide Track near Warrington Pa, yestrr
DAY morning An actress AMI four men we're badly
hurt the secSsnt was CAUSED by abrCken brAke be
First Assistant FastmaAtsr 0sasral whitnSd has so
far recovered from his Iscsut severe ilnesI - TO 10
sns 10 leAys WAshtng'oa Yesterday fer northern
srsA ' '""'' ''''''
~. William DsisnE q Bangor 40 years old. a:t,mpt.d to
her with bread knife about twenty fines ln6ctlnr
was arrested
J; O A,nsworth. viii IAN Raining aud Andrew Young
ei Los nht.les nave been appointed by tho Init-d
StNs nNIet uoufi 10 appTniss The Itnta in order
tie vessel release. ~
Aissr, ssnrb.. . boy 81 cslin. o. who w.s sup
phea 10 nave hsen murdered Two ysArs ago b. Jonn
11ona... irAmn ssrsMrnea uniniurea to his home.
NE sentence In the Oslo pt p!tsntlary,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-20
JO772HGS ABOUT xOWx

France yssls'dsy on tue ;'ss mship La sfssssn.
The heard Of AldsEmsn VIII hold = special meeting
buy materials for election parposss 'A'''
Raymond Churin, . tsurtsspy old sna Of Japitor
PAnl Chnrn Of TIE Liu am kxLr' - building, vas ser
" ~. ~ s w trsm The third story
alley. "' " 'usA"s
wo,kmsp are eonstruetiur = tower ninety fee, h,rs
on James kvsreras DIswsry H. iSal street near Madi
2uJu pounds. " "''s"'"s
The nin..y:.r old boy found 10 the Ea., River on
Johnnie kAiGssI Of 53i East ssvsntv second s,s.sI
OF East Lishty'f fourth street Wv ''''
the wpdos OF Jsw.isr Ksman stors =, yh,rty
street and bfosdway on FRIDAY night Vas brought Be-.
Ss 'S: II: h: ~ 4 81.
Mac. N. wsstnver who WAS Mr. Beatt,e 4 secr.tarv
during his term a. tonni. so,,rr Of street Cissn,y
wlil btsI!o work to mo row tor te hrin III !enuay
nsuth street. Asasap-ripts nd OF their
A LAmmany Han Gampsisn club ire becn formed II,
ne Twenty fourth d.rie. with sey~ntr COED has
THs frs,a s s. s0, ,"' az :r,,
dent Richard \. Cracker: Pee"riinY Srer.t.ry tr.n
g. !. ponloL ana Financial ssero;ary john d Mar
pany viii ,nd wiih tmdays {. ps 10 zone" s'.s III III
oo.,s rnhnha on hourly 'hr from est twenty thir
erect And hnt An Loan Later frniu Pier L. ,"r,h R,yrr
sv.inv AMI vii return from tic ron c sI a. =
Aha'ns - o'th the down town ana up town piers
man emiErnnts IN American .o Al rh,,alslpla 1. i,
Pc Ssrer."d ~ th!., city on nrt with a mus,cui
parer.. srn.n .c. tx n1TM .., :%S',, .il
s.Srn At,"i n.sehsr vsr.i p.ni,chsr i.i"I.ri"r
IrockSn. ~N '''As"'a o'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-20
LEO XIII. AND TIE PILGRIMS.
1HE POPE RkCEivEs 1000 WORKING.
MEN FROM FRANCE

ne Gives Them Advice with Regard to
Tseir Conduct mad Intere st.-They Are
Told TO Beware OF Socialists.
Rome. Sent l9.-Ths Pope to-day received In
the vostibule OF 81. Peters the first contingent
OF the pilgrimage OF French workmen The
pilgrims numbered 1000. Tho majority OF
them looked ike work men In Sunday attire.
The Pope wss borne Into tho hall seated on the
stdin oestdtorid. He Was received with isryent
ncclsmations BY the pilrrims. He seemed sx-
coptionaiy we'll. The usual pallor OF his face
Was replaced by n flush evidently due TO ex.
element.
Cardinal Langcnieux. who headed the ril-
Irims, read an address. In tho course Of which
= II VAS announced that. In oil. 90. 600 work men
: were coming In llomo to express to tho Pope
tho gratitude OF the lnbor world for his recent
slcSclicAl.
In reply to The sddrcss the Pope, In voice
which. although weak was clear and pone,ra,-
~, Great is our ;oy at, witnessing the ardor OF
Chr rs,is,, Lance. We are barry thai our
workingmen:. social and labor 1uesti' ms viii
nsT Ty I'M ;Gsr Tbs p5re. cal sS Son IL
~ ~ scep,s OF perfect iusiire. While" demand
nat ne ,e h'r Of wakes shni, ad IT,, GORE.
om.n d .s IN
dealing directly with the outward acts OF man.
cannot eomprshend the direction OF con.
Tho question demands. also. Tho aid Of
charity. going beyond Iustico. Religion alone.
With its revenle,i dogmas and divine p.ec-pis.
nos essrs the right to mnOse on cunsciences
lint reriect Justice aud charity. Tie sscte. OF
all social r,ob!ems must. .,ere,ors: g sonsht
, resources and Efforts o, public powers anu
I've note with pleasur. that hends ~ impor.
. tant industries have already siudled the arpli.
cation OF our oncyclical. md iha, your Govern.
ment 10 not In sensible thereto.
I" Il imperative to act IN ali directions with
9u, losing precious time In barren discussions.
indaputabIY triuciplcs must d. applied. leav-
ing time and expcritncs to- eluciJate obscure
points WHICH are inevitable Ia problems ~
. complex. In your work be diltgsn. ami
object is I" overflow s"rIaI crer.
patronage "t Jour Bishops. ASSOCIATIONS
wherein you wi Ind. rs in second family.
n.,nest joys liR! In difficulty. renetn in 9 n:
hict. ard mainte nnce In inilrmi,ies and Old
aud ~ wis" thrift. tranquil future Say on
your return that the heart OF tho / ope IL ever
with the heavy laden ana suffering.
Tho Pone spoke for twenty-five minutes.
Durins this time he. nieintained q standlng
eopelusioM ~ his address, He VAS, strong
enough. however. 10 iereiye with hiGnitiei
: urbAnity the lraders OF the pilgrims. who knet
~ euccrsslun before tho thron. on which lie
bad s0atsd himself after hiR speech. and issed
hi. foot Twelve Cardinals attend. d tho Pore.
Ait:s tie reesr,ion ce, rem the pope WAS
70 his apartments In the Vatican. iaisiux his
hand in ben sdlcton as he passed through tho
crowd OF pilgrima
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-20
DODGTNo CROssVfsE TRUCKS.
Mss. Barde Knocked Down rnd steppes
On ana Both Her Chiidrcn Hurt. Too.

Mrs. Barde Knocked Down md stepped
On and Both Her Children Hurt. Too.
Mrs. Minnie Barde OF l24 Attorney street at.
tempted 10 cross Rivington street at Z o'clock
last night with her two children. Nathan and
Ella. nQed respectively IL months and years.
She WA going to y sand on the southeast
corner Of RivinRton and Attorney sireots
10 get watermelon. One truck was
going west on the north side OF RivinG-
ton street and another, driven BY Georcs
Miller WAS going east on the south side OF the
street. Mrs. Dnrde got past the truck on the
north side OF the street.
She had showed her little boz ahead OF her
and he WINS rsatlv under tue hoois OF the
horse driven by Miller when Mrs. Barde saw
the truck
She pulled the litte hov out Of he wav aud
was knocked down herself The horse trod on
her. brenkips one, OF her Ribs. Both childieh
were bndly bruised. -.
Miller d, ovs on nnI crossed tho ferry 10
Trookvn. whsrc be had n lob Of Innyinp some
furniture. He Ia emplo. cd by F. " Dauh NJ
2ib Li,irIdre street. Danb say. Miller is
CAREFUL driver ard had very snw horsse
John German. 10 years old 81 80 Washington
street, was run over bv car !9! Of t's Hr' "a.
way line nj Broa wnv and Cedar street last
night and HE arm was broken. The diver,
Thomas y Drien. vas arrested.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-20
The P,.,.t Of /. L,xht.,.e HOE Ma..

ifnn the ChcI0o sunday fTibuHe.
An old man in Lake street house. who has
In all the weather for which the West has been
no happened 10 be ID the city.
ss :s, navs Utica s.
old. but because Tie business Il pisyine out.
this respsct. People know good deal more
~ ANYTHING ever, ss!d 70 : CUSTOMER
omee USED 70 bsIs1s 5000 d.. more sSs
mYsslf than do nnw. I lay the decline OF
the lightning rod to public schools and col:
say that the. more education We have. @ this
Gr%antry ths fever lightning rods We will have
ess. cups. such q you see on the teleEfaph
bsdstesds pisssd n the same; That Il the re
Old people themselves would never hsve
Ming I rcds' but their esildrso have "S sr es1,
You see. ths yoGussisfs ssS. been ia tausSt a
have explained that to the Old folks. until now
whsrs be youngsters hs!s bssa to eelisas.
rod agents silowed on re rfsm!ss:. That is
s:s!s .olssiss efSsr. iS "r BSlas e0'00f
The farmer Isn't what be used 70 he. I have
and sell the farmer an almanac But. with
81 schools. and smart politicians organizing
getting pretty AZ: Ard thai Il why quit the
There |, OF. eeod thing though, that WI %
lightning iod agents"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-20
rassErr At THE LINCOLN cLUh
A Non.partIssn Social Organization Lies
i.es the Candidate.

A Noa.partIssu Social Organization Lien.
ises the Candidate.
Candidate J. Sloat Fassett had an opportuni-
~ last night Of snlareing the ci, ole Of his ac-
quaintances In Brooklyn through reception
rendered to him ~ tho Lincoln Club.
one OF tho Leading social organizations
OF tho Hin. Although Republican In
it's origin. the club became non-partisan
some years ago. and now includes among its
mombers such Democrats M Judge Moore.
Judge Van Wyck. and James W. RidRway. Tho
last night. and he cordially accsptsd after be-
poesl nd ad not
clMde spsschm.k ipR.,
n. Rrd a RSn X: AZ Inc on 1s9ss 81
Who entered . lorna! protes{ ae.tn:t the tend.
.ring o! q reception 70 ths Republican cAnli.
Re- sp.ion Com mit,ee. reesiysd not. rom Nj;
s sSe ~ 1ss sa0I pSIe. tssss s?a
CUB 1 Would b slsd to snow
~ ;s! hi; s sss::: ssh W.T.
cIappin1 when Re made bis aprssrancs and
Son .na Dee RI p FL
More than 10O m0mberS OF the clno and
their espects.. 4 portrait Of Mr.. F"ssett hung
on ihs wall behind him and unternea h 4. WAS
The rule prohibiting speaking Was rieidl! q i
bored to- Among tho visitors was Ernst
At the reception lust at the close OF the
handshAkinR and inter President kstcham had
special guest OF the evening. an attempt was
made to give 81 artisan turn 10 the proceed
Mr. Tread we'll. a brother OF the Secretary Of
the General Committee. steppsi forward and
called {. r :" three cheers for our next Coy.
Who Was impressed with the imrropristy
15:s H., p ..5 s
President that Mr.. F.ssett %houll DO invited
to make few remarks. but NJ: Fas.stt eat
ine in q low tone to NJ. Hsrrl that It WAS his
night on. and that hs would have to be excused.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-20
BROGAN ANEW.
LOCyS FRJNCHT TWREA TEvS TO DRIVE
HIM orr TUE FORCE

Tie Alleges that Detective CooneS IL the
Cnptatu's Collector. ana that Cooher IL
Not ISIS Name. and Ge Dcass the
Capitals 60 close His Place.
Lonis Frnnchl. whose license has been 70.
voked by the Excise Board. has Illuminated
another attack on Capt. Broran. whose very
Clothes he declares, arc bought win hush
money lie says; 1T IL only recently that
Capt. Brogan has paid nny attention to the
disorlerly houses in his precinct. rhefe are
to my personal knowledge ssven'y.nve places
almost within call Il the Fifteenth precinct
station house wherein nll kinds OF vice are
carried on; where Llnck and white crooks
work their I'll assure. secure from police inter-
fcrence simply because they pay for the privi.
lege OF doing wrong Of the worst Kind. l am
anxious only Oh this ono point l want mo
public 10 know tina. I owned and ran tho
saloon at tbs corner OF South Fifth avenue and
i,leccksr streets simply on business principles
WAS thcr. to make money as n saloon Keeper
not ms the operator OF dive There are TOO
many OF them In the precinct now. person
who wants to operate n badger game or run u
gambling ,oint need 50 10 further than the
Fifteenth precinct.
II say further. TINT I will not clos my sa-
loon for CAPT l,rogan nor any one else. and 1
will yot have the brass buttons TINT Cant. BIO
gan now SO proudly wrnrs hanging IN q fran
back OF my bar In the very Saloon which he
has tried so hard TO- is, close: .h,.,1 ro,,a
ha Deen pIc ~ Sp I'M Mroeana b, a..
nave neen itienu -, ,.p,ji "a yir ,rd uhnSa
board and stood ~ s,one .or r.o ren's ~
ensinoss man AZ ny ner 'as,,in postmsstsr vbo
SsrEenn, nhu rsr t ~ "r,sI sna t.sn ,t'
Eos my nStjhmso 40. ,,s W,,,.nn. ~'' ~ '
hr"Gnn might .nyo n's sst.a rsn, nro,.,
before the lxsiss Eosrm. 10 Knew o, nnt
,lis9Iasriy hous W. nv r,n.sntinu All not
uare ansWSr e.EeF y9 OF NO. ". an "v I'll
si ras ~, uma E,n.nth nracinct md IND thssc
.n.ouen M ~ naiS Stiino 1aSc,.i tnnws
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-20
CLERK NlCKL A SUICIDE.
room BEFORE 4 MIRROR BIT THE
WINDOW AND SHO7 NIMAELf.
No Espisntion Yet oT His Dcspondency
Unie~s u WIS Da- to n Love Ana'r-he
WAS Employed ut 40 Wall street.

No Esvinntion Yet oT Hts Dcspondency
U,,e-. IL WIS Du- to n Love ATsir-He
WAS Euspioysi ut 40 Wall street.
Christian Nicxl, clerk WHO had n RESPONSE
bio place in the oflco Of Charles II. Ode steel
broker at Al Wall srert. committed snie!da
Yesterday forenoon At his boarding. house. 453
West Twenty 'ourth street.
Nickl ba! been livin. thnrc for two years.
and was known as asieady young man. \
daughter OF llr.. Fletcher. tho ianilady. sad
yesterday that for tho past six mouths no HAL
acted IA II he had n love affair on hand.
The last few days lie had been unusually de-
spondent He got M late yesterday and wont
out TO get the morning rnpers. When
he returned he asked Mrs. Fletcher
for, elass OF milk; Hs took c,t TIE
and to% minutes ser the nndmly heart
DP sn i've urs Hns we're wps si S
back yard pointed 40 at Niesrs window All"
Mia Fetch"r rsS 10 Niots, y room. The
clerk lay deal on tho tioor; There WIS lug
h"Is IN ne isi .sm nv ON ~. ao m'anE ay
'"sas IL rs" so :! fs Tn Se eSs s R R
NicEEi = body was ren"rei 70 Stephen NIer-
Tits undeItaEtnG r'ns ~ Ei s,rnns ssch9e
TGs ss WV Who OF s" ws
iio has br s WHO works 10 a bank in Wall
motive beyond the lsye sIair hintsd at IL
tlon. II is said that there has been another
's sss ili.n "i ap .S: dead :p cam: to he
house Yesterday evening. but they refused TO
ga. %"s Se IN
S %ssso n n s sna s.si
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-20
ITEMS FROM BERLIN.
Military Experts Review the Army Ma.
A0uvres-The 4 American Mos.

Military Exports Review the Army Me-.
neuvres-The nerican HO9.
tyyprfohl 1901. ~ me N'~ FORK .issoefnted Tr.s.
= BERLIN. Sept 19-Tte army man ruvrss.
were concluded to-day with an attack OF the
Fourth and Eleventh Army Corps. commanded
b. Emperor William IN person. upon the
enemy under Gen. Witch. The operations
ended With the repulse OF Gen. Wittich's
command and Its retrent upon LsnRensalza.
Later the Emperor started for WIlhelmshohe.
Military experts are reviewing the recent
series OF army manTuvres by Austrian. Ba-
varisn. and P,ussian troops and all concur In
tie opinion that grave dsfeuts were exhibited
By the Austrian troops owing to the absence OF
Generals capable OF directing their movements
without hlunderinv Emperor William Is re.
ported as having told Emperor Francis Joseph
that his men nnd Officers wore at to meet any
enemy thar might be brought against them.
PIT that his G:nesa,s we're w1ntiinG ~ ssi; u;
tSsr sSilss to handle tnslr men. 0''o''' o.
The Bavarinn and Pru-sian manTuvrss dis
E.: ! s. S s.s. ..snc, .no
co dlo co 81 az the Various r.sIments
strictly to the letter 81 their ORDER. List even.
Ing the Empsr"r er2nRsd the oiiicsrs Of bic
Sof speech III. 10 them. IL fhs oS"r:s Of which he
svisSsG that ss: to md m,,,Ss% b. n
WexCnl0R. h0O llAt lOut WoluouS ne Wuppouln
! drilling In order to add elasticity to the
movements Of tho trnops. At the .nme time
and In spite Of his eriticismS. his Majesty com;
plimentsd the troors upon their general
efficiency.
High military authorities are agreed that
both tho Austrian and German armies are now
fully ready to meet the enemy.
order touchin ing the m anruvres Of the Austrian
troops. in which he commended the discipline
ana efnoenc SHOWN by them. and said that
'he was certain that tho army would fulfl It's
dutiAR, Alike In prAC0 And war.
The Gear will go ~ Warhaw In October and
thence to his chateau At skierniwice. the scene
8 ths famous meeting Of the three EmDsrors
The Hon. William Walter Phelps. United
states Minister to Germany. has resumed his
duties NJ the Legation.
sSinding the prohibition OF hog importstions.
Chancellor Won Caprivi 10 Allowed + make the
Yesx am lnA alton OF the pork at German ports
whore II 1. entered T. condition Of its admiA.
sion. but the Chancellor has made and will
make no use Of this right. prefer Ing to psr.
init unrestricted imports upon American GER
Mre Phslrs. wife Of tho American Minister.
the 18th inst. Mr.. H. A. P. Garter. for many
y ears Hawaiian Minister At Washington. was
also one oftne Wsrra's passengers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-20
A A.er,csn Cir, q. Mckee.

Baron Strauss said the American women
With the. wheels Of iusiics. g. that iepubiie. eN
.pca .sSo a. ss Mo to psS.
up like btrds. The only way to mako love to
them is to stand on some hundred yards and
The pretty senorita sits IN her open win
dow and YOU can only look at her. There 10
one one, chance 10 hundred Of getting an oppoE-
but that 10 the only chance:
bis beautiful daughter stopped for iew days
ons
Of heavens blue classic form. md ali thai was
Wen. you can imagine. what stir sbe
created amoDR tho Young MSxicRnS. who are
held SO far away from the native women. Tho
slt OK az .h: father Ven. 70 tSs cItg q
Mexico leaving the daughter. unattended for
: few hours; The young lsdy. walked 10 the
the young fellow rushed % to her. and in.
Risnttins M, Kiss 4Pon her forehead. ran sway
brought before he Judge. who Grsveiy asked
,Asssuiting woman spoke up tho New
What did the prisoner aos'
80 Hs ran 70 my daughter on the street
.rs IL ti.s.i this lovel, i.dyr asked tn.
JUDGE. a. he carefully scrutinized the fair
Wen, Who wouldn't remarked the Judge
has he sft the court room. And. would you
Ssts .s soa ia. -: M. ses the New
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-20
GEORGE JOuRAN TaKEs POISON
a Inst Letter Written Mrs. Mary nei1ien
Tells His REASONS.

Tells HIS hrnsors.
George Jouran took D ,lose NJ arseni"al
olson In his room at III McKibbsn street.
wiliamsburch. Yesterday. and was discovered
dying by hIs landladv. He loft this letter nd
dressed to Mrs. Mary Pellien:
DEAR MARY: ! hereby let you know that the
hour to depart has come and 10 bio he glass.
1t lie all on your q, count that have got to 90
down. bscuu.e you have forsaken mo. I
wish you much luck md prosperity.
hnrs You forgive mo for what I have done.
Dear Mary. In heaven. va shall mce: each
other again.
and clothing; belong. t. me. AM no me
has my claim on me. tvsrytbins now
le!ongs to you. 40 Rood-hy / nope 10
ses YOU In the other world Dear
Mary. I don't die n account OF my sickness,
but l am tired OF poverty: no work or no
money. You cannot aoe mo any more NJ
present because am depnrtinR now.
"GEOEuE JouRAN."
Death. death. death. ] hone will have An
easy denth. and that God will be with mo In
jouran lett wits and family. in Germany
s q, era years ago H. 20. work In brooklyn and
got Infatuated with Mrs. Belien. She eft her
hu -hani for. his AXE. and the couple kent
house at 1O7 varet street until q few wceke ngo.
Then Jnursn lost his place and WIS attacked
~ aickness. and MIRA Bsllisn returned TO her
husband, She continued good f.ienda with
Jouran. And visitsl him within few hours OF
his dSAth.