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Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-09
lation, and the loss of the advantages
aniOvo6 throuoh SIC ,,roao,oo -

lation, and the loss of the advantages
enjoyed through it's presence.
Notwithstanding this, the commission
finds it cannot compel the companies to
restore the rates in force in 1890. 1t
says that, in the case of the Los Angeles
Terminal company, the company had
lost $1,000 month since May, 1890, and
the increase in rates was necessary to
keep the road from going into in
solvency.
The report declares that so far as the
California Southern road is concerned,
it cannot compel that road to restore it's
old rates, as that would be an injustice
to the Los Angeles Terminal company,
because the road charging the least
would get all the business.
The report was adopted.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-09
More Apache Murders.

TOMBSTONE, Ariz., June S.-Informa-
tion was received today of other muir
ders committed by the Apaches who
killed Catchum, in Sonora, last week.
After attacking Catchum and his party,
the Indians went to a camp near by and
fred upon four men, killing an Italian
peddler. There were four Indians in
this party. Saturday band of eight
Indians attacked hall dozen vaqueros,
killing one Of them. Mexican cavalry
are in close pursuit. ~
Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-09
THE YACHT HALCYON.
A New Scandal Unearthed Concerning
the Smuggler,

the Smuggler.
SAN Francisco, June 8.-Victoria inn
porters have unearthed new scandal
concerning the yacht Halcyon, now at
anchor on Barclay sound. It purports
to come from one of the Halcyon's sail
ors, discharged from the crew, and touches
on the cruise OF the schooner FearNaught,
which sailed from San Diego four
or five weeks ago, ostensibly
to intercept and seize the Halcyon.
The discharged sailors story is that the
Fear Naught did meet the Halcyon, but,
instead Of seizing ber, the crew OF the
prlvateer took 300 ginger jars from her,
and those ginger jars, presumably, con-
tanned opium. The transfer was made
off the California coast, according to the
story, but the Fear Naughtnever reported
anything of the kind on her return. w.
II. Whaley, managing owner of the
Halcyon, returned from Victoria today.
He denies the truth of the story.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-09
Jumped Into the Bax.

SAN Francisco, June S.-An unknown
man jumped into the bay from
a ferry boat at Oakland this morning,
and although the steamer was slowed
down and boat was launched the body
was not recovered. As the boat struck
the water an Italian passenger jumped
in also. He afterwards stated that he
thought the ferry boat was sinking.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-09
Maxwell,s Fight.

CHICAGO, June S.-The fight for chief
of the horticultural bureau, to which
place Mr.. w. S. Maxwell was appointed
by Director General Davis, is drawing
to close. and will be settled this week.
The California state worlds fair COM
mission arrived to-day and is working
for Maxwell.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-09
A FEDERAL INQUIRY.
President Harrison Promises to Look
Into the Keystone Bank Case.

Into the Keystone Bank Case.
WASHINGTON, June 8.-The president
had conference today with Secretary
Foster and Comptroller Lacey, in regard
to the Keystone National Bank of Phila-
delphia, as the result of which he die
tated a letter to Mayor Stuart, ac-
knewledging the receipt of the resolu-
tions of the common council calling for
governmental investigation, and say
ing he will facilitate thorough exam
ination of the affairs of the bank to the
full extent OF his power, and will see
that any officer Of the government found
guilty of wrong doing in that connec-
tion is held to strict accountability for
his action.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-09
Another Absconder.

PHILADELPHIA, June 8.-Frank Ben
tin, ex-treasurer of the Millward Cliff
Cracker company. a warrant for whose
arrest is out on the charge of conspir-
acy, with President Kennedy OF the
wrecked Spring Garden bank, to defraud
the cracker company, has disappeared
and cannot be found.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-09
A True Eli Against Rards1sx.

PHILADELPHIA, June 8.-The grand
jury this afternoon returned a true bill
in the indictment against John Bards-
ley, ex-city treasurer, charged with ap-
propriattng funds belonging to the city.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-09

A suit with an artistic cut and fit,
tirss-class workmanship and Innings, can
be had at II. A. Getz, 125 w. Third ct.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-09
SOME OF THE REASONS WHY
The Mutual Life Insurance Company
OF NEW YORK
IS THE BEST LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY IN THE woRI

Company
STATES and has the
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exceeding hundred and fifty millions of dollars
dividends the
to
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companies the world
January, lin members
legitimate
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description of investment
life and endowment polio OF
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ALBERT p THOMAS MAEAoaR DoBNSoNs LOCAL.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-09-24

aeIeibt ,uirb, erbdlt man elm i@dumen>
bes Bier BON sana an9enebmem @t'
f@mad, bas rein uno BON f@6ner rotb'
9elber Jarbe lit.
DE Qroue oller 8iere aber 1T oas
0ebrdu Der N,amsN,am, ,pelde hier5u
bic @etreibeart Gleaiine perlucnoen.
,Das aus Gleniine perseiteQte @etrant,-4
ia9t Geor9 Sdweiniurtb. rueroient
in Der 1bot uuo beanlpru9t uerm6se
ieiner Bereitun8sart Elm 8,er 9enannt
5u ,uerbeu. IS 1T u60i9 ilar, BON
rotbbrauner Garbe, piro aus reselrebt
eemalStem Rorn 9ebraut uno bat our
obne anoermeitise 9ut6at cine anoenebme
Ditterte,t aui5utpei len. bic ibm bic
buntle S@ale beS &prnS ertbeilt."
Erobbem bic MiamsM iam &annibalen
iinb uab ibnen Elm iaftises, tnuiperi9es
6tid Nenidenlenoe bic er0Bte Delicas
tei1e it, itebt S9weiniurtb nidt an,
ibren 5toff ais baS bette Bier in Nirita
~ be3ei4nen. Wir be5ieben jebt j9on
uuier ei9enes @lfenbein aus Nfrita. mir
importiren ei9enes 4aut19ut, mir baben
au@ bic erien Senounssn afritan.iden
2abats erbalten. uno 10 olrfte es oenn
n.dt 5u ben unm6sli@teiten eeh0ren,
baB eines i@6nen Cages Elm @Onlortium
auf ben @eoanten eeratb. in Der &eidsz
houptltaot einen Bierpalait aufaufahreu.
i'm nit G~almsn,ueoeln. 9uitl4ursen
unb Naienrin9en 81 oecoriren, Ne9er,n'
nen i'm Rationalcuitume als &el!nerin'
melt III ensa9iren nno on ale buritisen
&eblen in ben Ta9eshldttern Die frobe
Bstl@oft binous5ulenoeu: rMor9en
erIter Nniti9 BON Direct importirtem
M%frifabrGu!"
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9er SaaeSpefeDl eineS ruEtSMeu
Generals.

Ser fir ben &riessfaq gum 0bers
beiebls haber sesen Oelterre.4 ausetz
1ebene General 9rasomirow lit nidt
nur elmer ber rotbelten Yanlla,usitenz
ilbrer. ionbern audi elm b09lt 1onoerz
barer Rau5, INNER beitrebt. in ieiner
%ebemeiie 1eine,a &orbiloe, Dem be-
fannten ruiilden Geloberru Sulparo,u,
1abduabmen. NQeroin9S mar lebterer
n,dt bermaBen benz Grunf erseben pie
General 9ra9omiro,u. Der feline @elez
s.nheit poriberseben ldBt, ieiner 2ei>
oenI4aft 5n fr6tnen. Nm liebiten
tneipt er init ben jinsiten 2%ieutenants,
n,a9t bann NIT allen Drioeri9aft uno
ldimpft nit ibnen semeinldaftli4 auf
bic Bor9efebten. Nls Oberbefeblsz
baber bes Wiilirdrbe5irts SEEM beIid)z
tiste er iiin9it Die 3. GappeurzB Brigade
in @e9en,uart bes &6niss BON @erb1en
1,no erl,eB na@ltebenoeu. III ieiner 5orm
fir beutide Nufa6un9 >eigenarti9eu
9aaesbeiebl: H.. S,e, b. b. Die Mannz
Idaiten, fanoen lid. auf. oas Nlarn.z
fi9uul bin ausse5eidnet lin. 2. Die
burdtreu5euoeu Nnsriiie (nebcnbei &C.
laat cine @rfiuounS Drasomircms)
muroen gut ausseiabrt. Die tle.ne
Ber369erun9 Dor We9inn oerielben ,par
meme @9ulo. Man muB Is uerlteben,
bic Bcrpesuns ,ns @ert Ill iepen; ih
,uo0te es aui einmal MAIDEN uno lieB
bic 5ade nidt ausbrennen. 3. Nab
ben ourhtreu5cnoen Nnariifeu iammels
ten f@ aQc gut nab ben Jtassentrds
germ. 4. SD erinnere bic &or9elsbten
'nohmals, baB iie MIR Dem cine Be,pe>
9ung e,uleitenoen COMMANDO oeren
3mef mittheil,n iolen. 1onit 9eDt IS
grade mitten lit bic 8ermirrun9 b.nein.
Den beil.sen @e,it erfenne t9 bierbet
ME uno niraenoS OH. Na9 alter
1hledter @epobnheit commandment Die
Borse!ebten iebr germ, aber ben 3tued,
warun, Tie bas tbuu, bemabren lie fir
fih. Das Commando lit nur bic lebte
9anoluus, ioiuiaseu oas Nboruden oes
@eipebrs. Dime ioldes fommt es ia
alleroinss nidt gum S4luB; aber tuenn
oorber bic 5l,nte nie)t oroentl.& 9eri9z
tet lit, 10 lit eiu DummfopfslhuB.
s.. Ser Yaraoemarld nit 9eidatem
@e,uehr ,uar ~aeraoe5u IDEAL gut, uno
babel bqben lie lol@en ni&t elm engages
IRA porseibt--oer bette Betpeis bafir,,
oaB Der &araoemari@e ni@t 9eraoe
bort gut 1T, mo man fortmdbreno be-
5onbere @orlbun9en madbt, 1ouoern
bort, no man ii@ mt allen 2heilen bet
N%nsbilouus p%erltdnols uno sleibmdBis
bei9aitist. Man tann oaflr barsen,
baB, ,uenr, man ibnen 5uanjis &or>
iibun8en oes &araoemarid5 9ema9t
bate, 1ie toeit ldle@ter porbei9etummen
tpdren. 8on ben Dienltbeb0roen oanfe
i'd ben, Brisaoe> Commandment General.
major @reBfott uno alien Difi5ieren
bie1er ebrenuertben Brisaoe. Sober
Der Mouni4aiten ioQ elm MaB @oota
erbalten."
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3uei Sebenoc Die toot tein touten.
Garis, %. Nuauf.

Der Nrbeiter Sous Gbaupet bate
am l. Suni cine m6blirte Bobnnns in
Der @traBe Montasue st. sc .op'epe
be,oaen uno perldwauo am 2. Suli,
obne bic s%eriuslte @pur BON le!nsm
8ertleiben 5u hinterlaien. @in,se
Gage ipdter entoedte einer ieiner
s5reunoe in Der Mtursue ben 2ei4nam
oes armen Menlben, ben man aus Der
@eine 9e5oeen bate, ma4te bic amtl'he
Nnaeise uno tbeilte Der Jomslie bes
Io6ten oas traurise @reisnib NIT.
Souls @baupet. ben man 5tpeifelos IN
benz Eooten ertannt, muroe beltattet uno
Der 6reunb nad Der Trauerie.er Don
Der binterbliebenen 6amilie gu einem
Qei@entruut aelaoen. Starr Dor Stauz
men puroe Der 6reuno, dig lbm o'eler
Gage Souls @bauuett lelbbaftg entz
%9esentrat. n@ie, biit gu oenn nltbt
9eltorben?" ira9te ct @baupet. r@e=
ltorbeu? Sd?~ CAB @bauset %Itaunsno
surud. r@ewlb," fubr oer 5reuno
fort. rNtan bat bid aus Der Seine
aeaogeu uno in Der Mor9ue aus9eftelt.
NQe ytadbarn baben bid crtannt. SD
ielblt tpar bel beiuem Be9rabniB nno
beine Jamilie bat mir einen Hesden'
trunt %qelpenoet." @bauuet 9ing NIT
ieiuem 6reuuoe IN bic Ntorsue, no er
ieiueu gtamen IN Der Tooteulite fano
nno bic photographic ieines ei9enen
Qei4nams beli9u9en tonnte. Del Sc,
arabene bate @baupet tduideno dbnlib
Qeleben. Ser absr bate plbreno oleier
Belt 6 Gage Nlrelt, ,pesen &erluits ie,z
ner Militdrpapiere abjuliben, Die 1pegen
clues Strei1es init Dem 8arter auf 60
Tase erb6bt wurben. Scr 9ait ent'
Hoben. muBte er 1oiort eriabren, oab CT
als Selbltm0roer b~e9raben par.
GIN onoerer dbnlider Sorsans tpirS
aus ct. @rcpm bsridtet: Im rs.
Nu9uit muroe EN- 7~2jdDriser @reis, nit
9eamen BoulenD beeroiet, bel benz SOB
injolse Nltersl1wdde ieitgelteQt mar.
Beim Gauge Don Der STRIDE i'll ben
; 5rieo9oi elaubten bic bier iun9en 2eute,
tpelde ben Sooten tru9en, Yelue9unsen
i'm Snnern oes 9ar9es Su beu'erten.
Ma@ Der Beeroi9an9 sinsen tie III cine
Rneipe uno ianDen beim Nustaui9 ibrer
8abrnsbmunseu, Dap lie ale pier oas
slei@e seflblt. Sic iunsen 2eute GIN
aen gum Niarrer uuo madten ibm Nfit>
tbeilung BON threr Beobadtung. Der
Yiarre: elite iotort aui ben &irhbof uno
Lief ben 5ar9 6ffnen. Der -permeintz
1ide 2ei@nam lieB in Der Gbat 8etue'
suns %ertennen. Die 1dnoe wel9e porz
, ber treujweile uber ben unterle.b 9elest
maren, beoedteu jebt Die Nusen. Man
so9 Boulens aus ecm Sar9 uno rief
i'm an; Ct CAB aber fem 3eiden Der
@rwiberung. Mun madte Damn einen
t!e.ue,1 Sdnitt in ben &6rper; bag
Blut 1loB. Sept bra@te man Boulen9
tpieosr in feline Bebaulun9. no Ct gu
1i9 fam. 9eute blidt Bouleng mieoer
aus ben Nusen, ttintt uno ipr1ht e'n'se
Borte, teloet aber unter iebr QroBer
@9wd9e.
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Gin f@ereS RitteI,

CUTE apfeliinen oon serins,pertbisen III
uateri4eioeu, beitebt BARN, 6as maj, iie,
meun aud uur in Der bauo abpiest 80
bic i@.uerfeu ifinb bic foftreihfen urtb
folsli@ bic beiten, ~beionotrs ,penir lie
banni@atio iinb.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-09-24
9aS MQertmlimmffe .

@or e,neul @iener Be5irfs9eri9t
5tebt 1ps9en Bettelns ansetla9t oer be-
1abrte So1ef &6d uno ertldrt, nadoem
er III 4S @tunoen perurtbellt uoroen
mar: uWteln @utt, bas is a @'l4dit;
al, a%nj,ssmal bin i bettelu 9ausen mo
bab'' NIT Miab uno Notb 81 St. -
j'iamm 'bradt, baiir fam i iebt 5tuu
Gag Drummer; oa arbat ! ia liaba."
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ut 5u uubeilbarer 8eri @limu,erus hin.

3eibeno.
Gum @lld 1T es ui9t j&wer, ben,
S@tpinbel elm Gnbe 3u MAIDEN; has
Bubl,ium ielbit ibat bic abbilfe in fies
Ct 6ano. Gs It tur4 @eieBe oafar
stiorst, baB Mabahu,uus en- ni4t (tue'
nisi,ens nidt 9enau) unter oemlelben
NaEen. ni1t nit oemielben Gtitett ober
,Graoe Wart" ,p,e Der ddte Nrtitel
pettauit ,perben birien. 0eshalb taun
auh Der 6dholer bic Nadabmuna ni@t
ais ben dhten Wrtifel %uertauien, sson>
bern nur alS elm g ub ititut, oas
ansebli@ reben 10 gut" 1T unb bieielbe
8irtuns tbut.
3as 8ublitum braudt bemnah nihts
weiter 81 tbun, ais iulde @ubititute
unter allen umidnoen Suriid5u,ueilen.
@enn ieoer, Der in elmer 9lpotbete ooer
ionitiseu Sanpluns cine sepiie Meoi'
gin %uerlan9t, barauf belteht, oaB ibm
oieje uno feline anoere ~uerabfol9t tpiro,
unb BON benz gambler. Der ibm etuas
Nnoerss auireoea Mil. a%berbaupt ni4t
me1r tauft, ionoern nab eiaem anz
eereu Ylase eebt, mo- man ibn ebrlid
sibt ,uas er %uerlanst, 10 tuiro oas lebt
10 eintrdslide S9,uinoelseiddft raid
in Elm iebr uneintrdal i9es uer,panoelt
peroen. Die gambler weroen in tbrem
eisenen Snterelle bic ddtea uno bemabrz
ten Mittel itatt Der betrlssrlIben Ma4z
obmuns iid anIbafen.
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S6iuu.

Gris: r@eiBt 9u, Gante, D.9
mD4te i'd ,n:dt beiratten."
9ante: ~Besbalb osnn ni9t, meia
Sunehen?
TriR: r@a, iieb mai, ibt Du serne
Sdla9iabne?"
2ante: rNcturlid."
5ris: YEA, i@ audi - oa paien mir
eben ni1t %au;ammen."
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&prum.

&pru6>
9o@mnt) 1T meiit MUIR Elm bau1@i9es
&leib
Sir bic, bic piel 5u perbersen ba6en:
@ntweoer iebr tleine @eiitessaoen
Geer iebr srobes beimlides 2eio. g.
(5r. Raimuut. }
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Jrau: u@ie t6nnen sic NUT 10 bumn.
fem uuo auf ben neu an9eltri4enen
Eil@ etuas ite1en!?"
Nta9o: rDer sndoi9e 9err Fat pors
bin aud i4on 'ipaS o'rauf seiteQt!"
Grau lin b0dFer Butb): rGenu
mein Mann elm @iel lit, oann bat ct
>ueni9fens Elm &edt oa5u, aber @,e
nidt. sic ounn,e Yerion!"
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&et@t au lelfett.

R6@in: rS@ tanu D.r gar ui4t ia
gen, ,uie ,b Did liebe!"
@olbat: %, oas fannit 9u ia-9an5
1ei6t bur4 etmas @rrdu@ertes aus
oriiden!"
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@tunoe. Sic Gorte miro lans1an1 cine
Stuuoe sebaden.
e4le,en init lauren, ytabun
@roBe in @tlde sertheilte S9leien
tueroen nit 5iemli9 ,peni9 @alier,
Sol5, elmer 8rpiebel 1uo einem Stid:
den Butter wet9seounltet. morauf man
bic 8ribe nit et,paS in Me9l 9eroQier
Butter uerbidi, NIT WusfatnuB, Biei=
fer, 9opern unb @itronen59e,ben lowie
eine9en 2ofeln fettem lauren Rabm
uerto4t uno oulebt nit 5uei @iotttern
le9irt.
8erf@luden frembtr a6rper.
Sinb Snletten ueri@ludt woroen, 10
trinft man Del, 9onis 1oer paferoribe;
bat man eineu 8lutesel ueri@ludt, 10 tit
@al5uailer 5u trinteu. Geite perl9ludte
&1rper p%erlansen itarfes &lopien .auf
@hultern urb @lden, Bred= uoer &b>
fibrmittel. 9at man Maoeln ueri@ludt,
10 mub mon einba1enoen bit.n Brei
ei5ea.
8tufe far bic Bereituns pon eauerfraut.
Man fu&t bic fete@ten uno frildeiten
&6pfe bes @eiBfrautes ODER Rppffuhls
beraus, ipaltet iie nod Nbl6luna Der
.selbeu. loderen duberen Bldtter burd.
'1&neibet bic 6ortiebuna oes Struutes
beraus unb 4bobeltsoie R6pfe nanmtt,r
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~%NA~VAsHS SSSS - ~
zen Subit,tuten Der d@ten uno toItlp,e'
1iseu Sn9reoienaeu 5uiammeneeieb t,
1a6en lie biais fi@ beriteacn, uno Der
Grseu9er 1T baour9 in ben Stamo &c.
sest, ieinen Grtitel 5u nieorieerem Freile
~ ~pcrtaufen uno benz Qdnoler einen
Qr5Beren @rofit 3u setudbren, ols bieier
Aur9 ben &erfauf oe8 d4ten Nrtifels
er5ielen tann. @s 1T Der 9r6Bere @rofit,
aposur9 Der gambler ueranlaBt wirb,
1em 8ertaufe Der Gdli&unsen 8ori@ub
~ leiiten.
Slider eibt es Iebr oiele gambler, bic
~ ebrenbaft iinb, III Ioldem @9minoel
f@ b~er5u9eben. @ebr piele ieood linb
1uiht 10 ~ebrenbait, uno MAIDEN ii9 tein
G5euifen oaraus, nm bes gr6Beru Sc,
lpinueS niQen lire &unoen binter's
aeidt III flhren. Der Nadtbeil, Der
ban &ublitum burd ben @9minoel er=
apd@it, 1T nc1 piel sr0Ber, ais Der, ben
6ie 6abr,tanten Der d9ten 9eilmittel ju
4zageu baben. 0ie1en 9eht es III an
Dan @elbbeutel; Der &dufer aber ,pirb
ai9t bios UNI ie,n @elo b~etrosen, 1ouz
beru es mirb AUDI feline @eiunobeit. oft
j1psor iebr eruitli&, in @efohr aebra@t.
4e6sea bic Gdli9unsen AUDI in ben
1e;sen Gdaeu al, I,t ui@t fhdoli9 iein,
T. - bod i@ou bic blsbe Tbatio@t,
NaB our1 ibren @ebromGl DE un,ueuos
ing eiaes tuirtiauaen Rittels uer56sert
1Dirt, our &eridlimmerun9 oeS 2e.oeus,
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1T Is cine Der seiu@tefteu, ia fat uns
eutbearliden @iseaj@aiten, bic einen
Rrie9er, helonbers penn er Elm Gurit
1T, aus5e,duen, DAP Ct EN- itorter Erin
fer lit. Sic Nna. elm aus Storm berei@
tetes Bier, muupet ibrem -@aun1en
an, belten, lie lit bas auz
eemeinlte @etranf. Nidt ale perfeben
es, bas @ebrau in uollenoeter Beiie
berauitelen, ba es e.ne Wen9e &orn
umo 9roBe Sor9falt bel Der Mrbeit er=
foroert. Mit sutsm @runoe erfreute
ji4 besbalb aud bel Gaiati'S Nnmelenz
belt Die &6uisin Nen5il.a oes &uies
elmer einli9tspuQen Braueriu. Der
mebrmals se1ein,ste uno 9euaidene
Eelobun, bic &orn}ru4t, miro mebrere
Gage lang lit oem init Bafer 9eflQten
Braubottid, Dem Boquoquu, 9e!ud6ert.
Wlsoann n,mn,t mon ibn beraus uno
breitet i'm auf elmer Saldt BON @anaz
n%enblattern aus. &aum baB er &C.
feimt bat, li6t man ,bn an Der Come
trodaen; bann miro er 8~erieben. Nus
benz 'Mtebl to4t mon cine Nrt 8rei,
uno bieler miro nit elmer senlgeaoen
Meenge @ajjer se1oiinnt. .Benn bic
@dbruu9 I'M 6orti@ritt beSrifen 1T,
miro bic Glanisfeit auf eas Jeuer &C.
felt ano erfdbrt Elm lausiames, lei4'
tes Nbfohen. MlSoaun miro ja8
@an3e seieibt uuo in @tfdbe abse3o9en,
'na9beru man nod Elm smeiteres Nebl
BON sein.euoem xelabuu beiaeeeben bat.
@enn ipdter bic Glafieteit nod @kiaual
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-03-31

Jacob Fawcett, a Waterman at tho
Pension Bureau, veteran OF the First
Delaware Infantry and a legal resident
OF Georgetown, Del, died at his resi-
dencc in The city OF Washington on
Friday forenoon, the eth inst. lie
was taken with II heavy cold and was
OF duty for a few days; he camc back
70 his post oil the First street door in
the rotunda, on Friday, the Goth inst,
Tho day was damp and cold, and he
caught a fresh cold, which developed
Into pneumonia, of which lie died. His
brother arrived here the same night,
and with Mr. McKendree Downham
lea 10 arrangements TO take the body
toGecrg town iDel. Mr.. Downhum nc
com panlng them, leaving here OH the
noon train on Saturday, the 2Sth inst.
faweett was a gallant soldier but con.
IRA ted disease OF lungs in service fol
which he was pensioned; and this CON
dillon made him ready victim of
pneumonia. He had been hcre about
ono year, having been appointed
through Senator Higgins and was
much respected by all, being recently
placed on duty at the main entrance.
The guards at the Bureau are all vet
1Tan soldiers. He leaves a widow and
One child, about Z years old, who will
probably remain at Georgetown, Del.
aas CoMnADE
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-03-31

NOTICE X. G. E.-THE MEMBERS
N of Cyrus Castle, No. !, X. G. T.. are
requested to be present Mt the next reg
MIR session of tho CYSTIC, Tuesday eyeiI-
Ing, March 81. Business oil importance to
every member of the Castle will be
tsa1.saeted. II. w. SELLER. NJ. OF II.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-03-31
DIED.

HowGATE.---on March Goth. 1891. Jemi-
ma. wife of Joseph Howgate In her
HeI9{ives aud friends are invited to at
tend her funeral from the late residence
on Wednesday afternoon. at p O'Clock. In
terJnent at White Clay Creek Church Gem
etefy.
PAGE.-In this city on Monday, March 80,
Mira 0rau. wife OF Harry W. Page.
daughter of LetitR ID. and tho late
William NJ. Horn. uthe 9th year of her
age.
Relatiyee and immediate friends are re.
spectfully invited to Attend the funeral
service from the residence Of her hus-
band, No 1908 Kirkwood street. on We'd
nesday afternoon. April ist at 0 o'clock.
C0OKMAN-On Easter Sunday. in New
York City. Rev. DR.. John Il. Goodman.
Funeral services Thursday. April O. at
- O'Clock. In Grace Episcopal Church,
broadway aud Tenth street. Services on
Friday, April D. at aaOs Pine street. Phila.
delphia, at 10 O'Clock. a. III. Interment at
Laurel Hill.
Blessed are the dead which die in the
Lord
ITO depart and 10 be with Christ which
is far better" /
DAWSON March Goth, Sarah Davis,
aged 90 years.
The relatives and friends are respect
fully invited to view the remains this
evening at Z o'clock, at her late residence
No. 1910 North Harrison street. Interinent
at New Carbon. Pa. leaving Market street
station at 1890 a. M, Wednesday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-03-31

Tho Sons OF Veterans are becoming
a powerful organization In thil
country. This order Is composed ex.
clusively of young mon from IS years
OF age, whose fathers were soldiers
during the war for the suppression Of
the rebellion. The poorest young mar
In the land can become a member, Il
his father was une of those who from
1851 to, IS foughtin defense of the old
iiag and tho perpetuation OF the union
while the sons ofVanderbilt and Gould
with all their millions of dollars, can
not buy their way In.
There are three In this city, Garfield
Logan and Grant, the latter being com
posed OF the sons of colored veterans.
The regular meeting of Garfield Camr
was held last evening, at their head
quarters Sixth and Shipley street, when
two recruits were mustered in, and
several propositions received and re-
fered to committees.
There We're q number of visitors pre-.
sent, among them being two members
OF Post Is, OF Media Division OF Penn
sylvania. There wero also several
Grand Army men, and members OF
Grant Camp, No. 3, present. Under
the head OF Good of the Order
speeches were made, and all present
enjoyed themselves. Every son OF 0
veteran should connect himself with
this order. as the day is not far distant
when these young men will have t.
take the places which quarter of O
century ago were filled by theil
fathers.