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Decorah-posten., 1891-11-10
Scban eoerbruv.

VT Napn, Der snsons Ipfts ODER 2onett
Com t1tst anoei, fosn Qibspolbseaaen.
en sammsl 8spbtne, bIsosHps % Hagen,
Com inssn onoen slIist o. forbanost....
vi Btsnoebenor after frsm til 8ampsn
brngen.
DIN bette Rarn fig iamlso Glt, iom troooe
Tna ROrsss 6remtio % paa Goltets &stl
De unse, friite gilier iSIts fig iOm Get
8 bette 9apn, % Viii, iom sroooe
Vaa 6ribeosmurien, gap BAN Bort ,ps 50.
San fplieoe en- S9r fra Spgb % 8p,
On S9r al uuse, fribsosiansns Siarer.
let bleo ct Seterstog meo b~ruieucs San
farer,
Dfeo sienfsot Gang IRA Dor Sribebs Yaar;
9s faIsts troiait sjennem Srts Os 8arer
90 gIentte essn Nso % usle 8oar.
I'll bette Rapn blep tupttet bpert ct 8art,
Spert GrIi9t grbeio for at Isle 2anbet
5or CANNED 3rGioOm, ltsulast 6urboms
Baanb.
81 Spgnets Selt ban bar, ban par en- Nanoi
Sans Spn bar pibt, hans Gale Dor jpm Glib
90 breb ipm SgpoinseuS, naar ban paa
Gbinss
Slaar nso bpsr Sisnbe, iom farf % bib
yil fette 2ppen no os iatte Nast / Rettens
Steo.
Dor Itsrite Sribebsfamp ban sjennemitreo
% ffabte ROrses Sasa sjennem trsti gar.
Der fOm en- Sag ba Raaosns StraaIu
milos.
8eitinnebe ben sumIe Sspbinss Saar,
Son par for bel, ban lob iis biloe
Do penote Eiuens | Saab ON 3bronen
% issts SiniS Der meb SoIfets 8aarue.
5an, 5rimeosmanbsn, nnso DC it9rie Spner,
Uaeo Sab mob Praftpalbe, 8onsemast,
Nso fnpienoe 5orast for Git, Der letter
6elpsIorte Strauisr for ben fr,e aanb,
San lager ielp bet fris Orb / Baanb
Os bsIsr @ettsn ub til Nastens 9atter;
Den iamm.e Ranb, ber paIbis iom en-
9rpnber
Sra Gplfets Ratie pilbe rpite al
De flamms &abfler ira Spbebommeus Grab,
Son blir mn COB % triitelis % brap
90 taler Cubs Orb til OF. Saiobs 8pnoer;
Den samIe Ern msb bet aabne gie
Ger tile 2piet mer fra gursens 5uarne
90 bsrer insen 8siter mer fro 5aores
Spis;-
Den ialts SopItrsm I be lnmre Giorbs
8lir ielp en- @aaieoam, | Ruober last. -
% 5pliinsen, Der fulste bam / Strioen,
Sc fer ban imibe 89nier mob Gationen
% frumme Rps for &irien os for Eronsn
Os trOoie Rorses fOIieualste Rast.
st Gar bar sbslast ct Sin; be peier
Sam % finoer bam for let % latter
Gam neo fra Rasten, itiBnt be insen Ssp.
bling eier.
9u or ben samIe Gplfnins after iarnlet
Meo nps Ssooiusnapn paa upe Bauer.
9e friiter I'LL at rtiie bet, Der ramleo,
Ga iiGmper ptore uuoer FANNIE Gansr.
0isn ban, ben 0amle, meo bet bpioe Saar,
San sr M isilet astsruo af 2ioen
% Tiger 9p | 6ieubernss gaaro
90 ippttsr paa fit 8arf % paa fin Biben.
ri bopoe CLIENT bam. gaen ben sumle Rano,
Spis itore Vie Sspnsns Gono fiji lufist
5or Viii, Der eisr Sremtio | bort 4anb,
Spis fore SlbiIal ipnes spis ilnifet,
Gen samle Sspbina blsoenos % Hagen,
Spis GrueSis TIE IQnser natr
Meo Saab % Srpb uboper 5ielb % Gicre,-
Or blst en- aliibiaoes poa norbif Soro:
Rsb torbums 8snuer frem til aampen
brastn.
% bsrfOr pl bans Rapn, Der lpte opsr
2anbet
Com intst anbet fiben gibspplosoasen,
Ru bli ct 0apn ai Guienosr %forbanoet.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-10
Erendpine, Ris


gcr Wenisbeb betienes af Baftor Mpbre,
s,r rplia er aniomnlen ira Norat. San sr
m fro % nipliar Grbets 9iener. Der / ole
benI.snosr ibser at frsmms Renisbsoens
eoubs for Cubs Orb os ct irtitelist Sin %
ptpnst. Dor samle % tro Siolelarsr %
air,,fuua.r Ole Gnsen bar paa Sranb al TN
Glbr % Of SeIbrsosbenipn fratraaSt lit
sols; bans Stsb er ialot Or. Sebo fra
ghippspa Soils; bon er nj aniommet %
bar beopuct fin giriiombeo iom Sfolslarsr,
firtsianosr % Drsuniit. Bill ban sa tiaise
hbspe ct sansior, Tan man Sntst mere
strts.
Dor narmsits gp sr GaleSpille, en- nofiaa
ripsIia Iicen gn meb mango ncrfis Gorret'
rnusmaub. 3iplissre par Der Der Q ealOo'
u,r, MI prauser be paa @runb Of Tsmps'
rnts. Wuipriteten mep Napnet Temperance
suluuu". 9s iipite CT bel iaa Nemme iom
b, fsrIte. On Abpunsni.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-10
Soban 5ammsrbaet.
Set Times of hare giort ~rlnoerperf.

Sslssn, 9. 9ai., l6. Sept. 1891.
TT. u. Omen.
Seq oil iiie unoiooe at beOioue lem, at
bet Bette, TOM leg iisbte al Dem for mtr
9otieI, ipues at bape sjort llnoeruari. gun
or M iri ior Bort os Smerter, ipiier o.
iOper eoot, iua ies III bar bet bebie Saab
ON, at bun meo Then fan faa 5elbreo o.
kr9fter iaieu, - enoo9 iaa oloeles neorgut
iom BUN bar. ga, 3eres eleftriite Better er
iiiteriigsH en- itor G9se - ristist ouoeuct-
% Siaoe, at mango al bore lioenoe Heo.
mennefier bar iaa inapt for ben nlm9stiss
Dollar, - elIers buroe be beupttes I 5uiiuo.
tails mere eno be er.
Seres
II n = ~
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-10
griitpip, @is.

Srritop er iueen flor gn, pa anisepel er
Der me0en Sauoel. Sprtuu 8rsorens bar
RoittoHtor o. general merchandise; 6. 6.
0licH bpIoer paa at opipre en- flor Spsning,
'auoe for SanOel % for Yfteri Of Shpeiser'
on, igeS Der. Ramietb Brsorene oriper en-
scb Nsueicrretnius. 8rsbrene 3bompion
bar ct Creamery. On "8rais 8ano" bar Ri
Ssinu. Zen bar pso Suiren | giroqua %
log 2bsn Eremie; apbt siort al ct Ruiii'
lrrps meb Blot 6 Maanebers Yraris.
BiroQpn fit ben lite. Sper Sreoas er Der
ber Spprslus eiter Soften, % bet fan moi
irTfe, at ben isrit tommer 9proaa, men oer'
Tor lu9sn iure Riner. 3pbnisbDrtnin9 bril-
res, % 8lers pil l9sst fig b~ereiter n9ite
aar. @n Nbonneut.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-10
Win 3preipgoom er M iuloitauois
fnreret o. min geper liaeiaa.

SaHta Barbara, Gal, 10. Nai 1891.
Or. ". Omen.
Seq bar nroenot nit Bette % ueo ct me-
get eoot Rsiuftat. WtiH R~preipsoom er M
f~uloftRnois ~iureret % min 2suer liseiaa, fac
jes CT M en- M Naab | ben RetHiHg. gRiz,
nerusie Suasbeoer sr enoHu life fuIoitGHois
fjerueoe. men bog er ies oSiaa | eeHne Gen.
ieeHbe iOmmeu ct meset sootS tutte frem, ian
at en- ~iortiat Brus al Beltst OiitrOt oil fore
meo fis en- fuiotonmsu 5elbreoslie.
2Grbsotsit
Boy Alb. pans 8. 5oIltao.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-10
Qelanb, Sppa.

Eelofto, soma.
Qslans er life npsen flor Sp, men lipiig
"A mcp pen 8%elissenbeb. Ssfoltnin9en,
hovsl I Spsn ipm paa 2anost bercmfrins,
n for bet WteIte nprif. 2elano bar ppget
No bstpoelis pp i bet iioite Wor; ifior par
Der it,e mer enb ct Store, - nn bar ri 4, en
Em,oic, 2 9umberparbs % ct Creamy, iaa
Rntpbperne bebsper life Longer of 70 neo
,au gelaun % sipt bet a%lansenapn iom
'Qpnbcn", 'gbieaso'. Der tales ON, at Der
gal bresss en- np S%ernbans, Der fial saa DIT
% Reit, %, bois bet blipsr nosst Of iommer
Iol gelano til at 1bopms~ enonu mere.
Esiret er upbelist % Garmerns ~frincotse.
"7cccraA 9oiisn" aniommer bib bier
onsnog Miobas, % er tiGripmmsn ! bpsrt
pen. Ollie sr sniae J. at ben or Np. 1.
Goa IN psnIis ptlien I'll ale DEBORAH
eOiteu"S 9Riere. 8. Z. @tprnp.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-10
Seres
6. 3. S~tsuitaoooto.
Bore 9abosr 10, men M Ter be life
lruQer.
Omaha. aeb., 10. Sspt. 1891.

lGti9er.
Gmoba. Reb., i8. Sept. 1891.
Sr. ". Omen.
Seq tiBbte iOrrige gar ct Bette al Gem
for min Wooer, os Ui mda tatte, - bet bar
beore emo 8ottorerues ge6iciuer.
Den ilpueuoe 8igt, bun baOoe, beugaHs Ui
isnote eitsr 8eliet, CT ~ioriuuHoeu. Bore
Raboer 10 al os Oeusaus, Oi fit 9eres Belle,
men nu Ter be life, Os be Tiger, at be osiaa
oil babe ct.
Reo Astelie
VI. 6. RelioH.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-10
llmnliat. Gm rOmantiif 6rptsn falt

lImnligt. Gn romantic 6rsfen falot
| ganbet Os bar narueb at brntne. Ss'
pioIilps bleD BUN brast paa bet 2prre.
Siemme / Suiet srttareoe bun fin ga
Mile, at bun fun pilos Gsts ben, Der
baube rebbet benOe. 6abersn rplteos
paa Supebet % iasbe: 'llmulistl" =
"gr ban siftp" ipurste bun. "stsi,
men bet par en- RDfunolanbsrl-
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-10

Or. 8enoefe fra minneapolis iom en-
S,o bar OpboIot iig Berlin ior at ituoers
upeite neutrality-suspicious. for tutnoeltss
Clooer) S~psOomms, oil trRifeS I fit Office
efter 15be Rppember. S1SS
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-10
aorreiponbance.

,..,,,,,s.rcu ssen Esun 90 Ssr's's ioa,. We uius-
,'s~,. III. be ", M r.. ."ss.s s,.ns; ,..,a., ', mss.
,s.sas,p. vssre vi I'M shss ensri''ssi'r'. ~so'
80, ,1,,sss rss ssrrt'pssstsi s"fss ~, sn "s
,.niep,n wsa hare Wsrnd % Herss'th
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-10
Rep. o.. &aia a~nbsialsr 8sltsi til
ale, iom liosr al 6igt.
Bbeaiou, Winn., %. Noril 1891.

Bbeatou, NinH., %. april 1891.
9r. u. Omen.
Seq fisbte Dos Gem f~orleoeu 6Sit ct 20.
3 Bette. Seq bar plaset al en- SpsoUm, icur
tOs i'm BespnOelie / min bsire SIDE o. st
IND | RaDen, o. iss tRnite life aHoet END of
b, us SOttOrsu ioebe, at bet oar Raue,
irampe. SioIte Sang ies baUoe bette Iii
feloe, luoute ies ct Selte Of min gaabr, os
bet iprcote Spseommeu no / 9emmerue, os
is9 furitoo ou, at bet uar gigt. Beltet toe
ben bort, o. iiOen bar jes life p1ret pIasst
oerat TIM en- % oHcen Gang tisuSt ct Tibet
Stins ueo Rpsssu. men Gtstsu bar miitet
fin Strait, Us ies tor anbeiole Seltet I'll en-
bper, iom liosr al Gist.
gleo g9telie
Bor 1914. 8ep. 9. 3. Saia
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-10
&c pehlise SettlereS uoipgt<
Specific.

gec bper Sremrpften af S%nbpanbrin'
gen l Seiten itabes en- M Gfterirsssiel
titsr Soitetters Stpmnh Bitters. Nps
sig lettleoe @9ne er pfte minbre innbe
.no be Sotaliteter. ipm bar paret be-
h0eoe | l9usere 9io. 3ette fpmmer al
Tnlasmatilte ubounitninser fra be npe
a9re, ilar Lungs Glpebrebber, ipm ofte
ooer'osmmes. Naerbruseren % @rubes
nr6eloeren lnrer mart, bpis ban life Of
Iersoe peo bet, at bette 8itter5 err bet
'nelts fifre Miboel mob Malaria %
andre uorbener / Maoen, 9epereu, Snb,
soloene, fpruariaset peb flimatiite 5or'
a%ncrlu9er, uIunbt @aub os Sgoe. Gan
lPtter ie~luislselig Ell bgi Bris pua bette
specific / 6prbolo iii bets plrfeli9e
SGrol, % ban bar bet / Suiet for at
s'osnOe SpsoOmme % iremme Sunbbe'
sen % itoler paa bet / 9tsbsfalo. (9epp. J
WiSbel mob Mus. st pirfiumi
S''ooel til at iorbripe Susmuiene Ell
tlsa~neerblaoe. Man tsrrer bisie pe
pSosr benz ea til 9uluer. Gette blnn'
o's meo tBrt Sano % itrpes / MuYenes
e%mntbulier. De uiitpr bisie 8labes
Sust til bet gbsrIts ps fprlnoer sieblit'
tsI'9 llne Smutbuler for alorie mere al
ssnos tiIbaas.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-10
Seno eiter

The Eureka TeriisrreitSalas, Der ~iptffsrer 1000
@auqe; Hris - Cts. On for aue Eptfi9 RombinaiiOu
tHbebpleSuse { foriteuiee Tina. HCmlg Ecunciait.
SIpaHt, Griifel, Rlaairioi, HebfriOt lnk-eraser ara
esrrt Iomuefoi "a WaaI 8us - @ts. Ioilctt0ftr
al fni rHsiiE G9ber, mbthoibcHoe Spil, Ran, M. N.
Rrts u Cts. Nli esite ~tiiii9emeo Raidiog, Ersue al
5frpepapir olo. ienbes ~yUrtofrit Tor Tan 80 0ts.
aasHteI gHites. Sirtu I'll Sw. stamp Co,
52lGH. Boz 81, NiHueapois, DRain.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-10
l',s'.s

~,
S99e' o9 6lls< Slater pot oe HOVE oV
gor npret o~Ir,iuhelin Yienht M minnie l.
~z,;.,.U;. m..x.u,n.S. co. ho,s ,s,o;,rs,
Hiihpell9 u1etlJeHpeilt iot oetp pet8Dptt""
gosuifober 5uiiuber nf Rer{pucr. Der hnu
So>"'
hot trp3teli9e Smerfer, poaoragne tor O
a.. t;Ibo,s arc ,oh Rr,,osp az MOTTO RIofYev
b,snrs snIS,or,usr SsIb,snsns 9sts sSI,
s..s.uos s,;r,r;,,"sr srs sor on 10, fsIosrns.
m'Nr-,
sist 90 abeamatss me. sntsH | RuGssa, aibasr.
e, SsnsHs sas, snS Msr Ss s a. s ssbTssss s Ss,O s S@
tori aiO.
eamssisss. srpt. % aunssssIser: Sci
lmpies INV hS''"U'aY " '.ss'ssN D,e'
..SasX 81. Sssn M, o1srm, or 4Ioi,e,st "a
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-10

Mrs. Rep. Slien ira 100 II Ct, Rneine,
@is., itriper psiau iuo iom fslasr: ar.
Gregg. Seq oil sierue Iaoe Fem uiOe, al
jes / lang 5io IeO af Stiubeo, i%OrbunOet meo
terte Smerter / min enc Grm % SfnIoer.
Seq brii9te megen Iebicin, uoeu at BET bialp
noaet ,bnosrliat. Seq islte mig meset neo.
laaet, men min bimmslfs 5noer slemte mig
lille. s en- Gtripelis ira ben tiRre Yrs.
5auien / "&9gtsrsn" iaa Ieg ON 9eres elei'
triite Bette Og M min WaHo I'll at ltripe
eiter ct Ro. 8. Seq bruste BET fun HOsIs
Gage, ba Sm.rten og StIpbebeH iOriUaHOi
e~raepis. Seq sr M i~uloi,RHoie belbreoe;
o. iaa iriit JON HoaeuiiHos.
Gnbusr, Der gHiter uRrmers Beiteo ON
bette pibunoerlise gRsemiooeL bsr iiriUe til
Western Electric Belt and Appliance Co.,
1853 Randolph Str, Chicago. cs usolrass et
&c 5rim9rit ior at ina Zig irit tilienot oerel
une ilHitrereoe aataloe pm aae trcmits
Spgoemms hos JisHueiiet. 2su iOi,er tuu
&c % iortIsusr at fHpes ! bstrt Diem / 2an'
bet.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-10
Heooet ira 5poen.

Seraen 8nuoien GAMBIA, Ell aQtuGroia
Mano, iom M Dor paa 1888 @. Suron Ct,
Chicago, Tom fra Selemdrfen / Horee for
nosle Nar tiIba9e, itGrt og friit iom Nogeu.
Wien ban bauoe life p9ret Der ret lGnae, Igr.
cub ban felte ben ipGftenoe Suoflpoelie al
bette 9auos bpppigt omitiitenoe Beirligt, pg
pnabrog fig citerbaunoen Ell inigenoe alimat-
ip9oomt, iom unoermiHereoe bans uaturlla
it9rte 8onItitutiou o. bragte BAN tillut
Tgoeu San f~OrtGlar ielo f~glgenoe ON
lin Spgoom % oens unoeriuloe Seibreoelie:
"3r. @re99: Seq ul M iortGGle Sem, at bet
Ro. 4 Selte, Tom ie9 III al 3enl, for ier Tiger
iioen, bar siort mig aloeles friit iua Ies al,
brig bar pRret ~irtiterc. Som De pil erin
ore, blep ieg iorit on9rebcn al Walnria. iout
~efterlpo nit Spitenl uuOer9rauet og ipRttet.
Seq bar iGOlsoes / lang 1io eiter plaqet at
iuas 8ng, oaarli8 6orogieIie o9 Npreig9s
bonn. Wien rigti9 gait bleo bet enonu life,
fsreno ie9 bIep augreben al en- poloiom
&beumatisme, iom gjoroe 9emmer o. SEQ
itipe at Smerte. Seq iS8te messn 9eae-
biGlp ug bru9te alilass gleoiein, uoen at bet
ipnte5 at biRlpe mig Goget, % oa @i9teu
tililut nGrmeoe fig 6iertet, bar iss 7DOen
r9r. "a tit je9, @uo tie 2op. bsre ON Or.
8resss ptouuoerliee e~Iettriite Bette, % iea
beitemte mig til at ijsbe ct al bans it9rtelte
Better, ct go. A. Seq buuoe lille baut bette
paa mia mere eno noale Timer, ba leo Iors
nam bets girfning tbt bet par liseiom en-
pelbsbaseIi9 Sarme ~Itr0mmeoe sleanen nit
9eseme o. ies islts mig itrar slao tiImooe.
Sua bleo leg beore % beore meo buer 9ag.
iom git, mine arGiter b~egpnote at iomme
tsien os ale mine SpsopmspIuser ~iOripanot
iom oeo ct Wiiraiel. Get oar, Tom reg bar
reooet fra 9sben, us ies peliisHer ben 9as,
oa Ies fit bette iuruuoerlise Bette, tbi uoen
bet baube ies MI pisielis life uerst blanot De
geueuoes 5al.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-12-10
President Harrison submits His
Third Annual Batch OF
Recommendation
The Chilian Affair Treated at
Considerable Length-Rep-
aration Demanded.
The Tariff Law Not Proving a Burden
to the People The Silver Cues
tion Discussed.

To the Senate and House of Represent
atives:
The reports of the heads Of the sever
al executive departments, required by
law TO be submitted to me, which are
herewith transmitted, and the reports
of the secretary of the treasury and the
attorney general made directly to con-
gress. furnish comprehensive view of
the administrative work of the last fs-
cal year relating to internal affairs. It
would be Of great advantage if these re-
ports could have an attentive perusal by
every member Of congress and by all
who take an interest in public affairs.
Such a perusal would not fail to excite
higher appreciation of the vast labor
and conscientious effort which are given
to the conduct of our civil administra-
tion.
The reports will, believe, show that
every question has been approached,
considered and decided from the stand
point of. public duty and upon consider
tions affecting the public interests alone.
Again invite to every branch of the
service ths attention and scrutiny of
congress.
Tho Work Of the State Department
during the last year has been character
lied by an unusual number of impor-
tant negotiations and by diplomatic re-
suits of notable and highly beneficial
character. Among these reciprocal
trade arrangements which have been
concluded, in the exercise of the powers
conferred by section of the tariff law,
with the Republic of Brazil, with Spain
for its West India possessions, and with
San Domingo. Like negotiations with
other countries have been much ad-
vanced, and it is hoped that before the
close of the year further definite trade
arrangements of great value will be
concluded.
The Seal Question.
In view Of the reports which have
been received as to the diminution of
the seal herds in the Behring Sea,
deemed it wise to propose to Her
Majesty's government in February last
that an agreement for closed season
should be made, pending the negotia-
tions for arbitration which then seemed
to be approaching q favorable con-
ciusion. After much correspondence,
and delays for which this government
was not responsible, an agreement was
reached and signed on the 10TH of June
by which Great Britain - ertook, from
that date and until May |, isss, 70 pro.
hibit the killing by her subjects Of seals
Ia the Hehring Sea. and the government
OF the United States, during the same
n
The evening world., 1891-07-11

Chicago has track war also. The old Cor
rigan track viii be opened week from next
Monday, with Col. Lewis Clark In control.
Corrigan's new track, with Edward at It's
head, win open on the same date. Each side
declares that the other must quit or go broke.
The night promises TO be interesting.
The evening world., 1891-07-11
MIDDLE STATES REGATTA.
A Vesper Club 0arsman Breaks
the Quarter-Mile Record.

NEWARK, N. j., July 1.-THE Middle states
Regatta on the Passaic River wAs held this
morning. There was some delay In beginning
the contests. The races were rowed up the
river and the distance was mile and a hall
straight away.
The first heat In the junior singles was won
by VI. j. Carney, Institute B. c. Time
lC.p1M.
second Heat-won by W. II. Van Benthuy.
ser, Passaic b. G. Time 10oS18.
Third Heat-Won by Edward Morgan, Ex-
celsiOr b, c. T1me-9.45.
In the quarter-mile dash, final, Edward
Hedley, Nesper X. c., OF Philadelphia, was
first, a, d Fred Hawkins, Manhattan b. c.,
second. Time--O.57.
This is the best time on record The best
previous record was LOB.
There were no trial heats In the senior
singles.
The junior eight-oared race was won by the
Staten Island crew. The Eureka crew was
second. Time--Sm. 12I6S.
Three clubs ent cred for this race-the Staten
Island A. c., Eureka b. G. and Dauntless Row.
ing Club, The Staten Island crew took the
lead at the start. All the crews rowed in
good form.
but the race was not impeded by the acci-
dent. The finish was close and exciting, but
the Staten Island men maintained their lead
and won by half length from the Eurekas.
The intermediate eight-0ared shell first trial
heat was won by Atlanta Boat club, Staten
Island Athletic CluD second, Crescent Athletic
Club third. Time-7m. 55Ibs.
Second trial heat won by Institute Boat
CLUB, with PasSaic Boat Club second, Friend
ship Boat Club third. Time-7m. 5OAs.
The flnal heat for senior four-oared gigs
was won by the Atlanta b. c., Triton B. {.
second. Ttme-Sm. 49s. .
Junior four-oared shell event was won by
the Eureka b. O., with Institute b. c. second.
The evening world., 1891-07-11
THE, ALLEN VERY Low
Physicians Say that the DiVe-KeGper'S
Wounds Nay Not Prove Fatal.
Carraro Tells the Story Of the Fight
in the Dive.
Both Mon Struggled for the Deadly
Icc-Pick-Their Wounds.

There was practically no change In "rhc "
Aliens condition this morning, though his
temperature was at 100. DR.. Edward }.
ponln said he anticipated no material
change before tomorrow.
What to-rnorrows change will he is as un-
certain as a fip OF a copper, but with hole
puncturcd In his abdomen the chances seem
against the man, and he may die, as his ac-
quaintances have over and over again de-
clared he would-by violence.
AT the house OF Mrs, Theobald, 2IG West
Forty-third street, where Theodore Allen Is
waging his battle to the finish with Death. an
open-eyed little woman, meeting an EVENING
WORLD reporter at the door, denied to-day,
as she did yesterday, that Allen was IN her
house. This in the face Of the fact that the
reporter saw and talked with Wesley and
John Allen, the brothers Of the injured man,
in the very door and in her presence, and they
said he was inside the house.
The evening world., 1891-07-11
A LAWYER CALLS ON BLAINE.
Bar Harbor Rumor Says it Was
in Regard to His Will.
rsrrcrAt TO THE EVENING wonLp. !

BAR HARBoR, Me-, July ll.-lIoracc Will
Jams, lawyer from Augusta called on Secrc-
tary Blaine at 10 o'clock this morning and
stayed some time
It IS rumOrcd that Lawyer Williams's call
was on account of legal business connected
with the ScCretary's will.
FmmOns Blaine insists that his father IL
steadily improving.
The weather here to-day is perfect, a bright
sun with cool ocean breeze.
Mr. Blaine left StanwOOd villa at 12 O'Clock
In the family phaetOn, to which his little
black horse was hitched and drove ABOUT
town. lie was accompanied by DR.. Taylor,
who drove.
The Secretary Of State wore dark clothes
and his familiar white soft hat.
tHy ASSOCIATED pREss.l
BOsTON, July IA Bar HarbOr despat Ch
to-day to the Boston journal says: Mr..
Blaine Is better to-day than at any time In
the past seven or eight months.
His mind is clear and his memory was never
better HIS stomach Is In healthy normal
condition and his nervous system Is all right.
He takes no medicine OF any kind, and Is sim
ply recuperating IN the health-glving, invig-
Grating tone which nature provides IN the at
mOSphcre.
The evening world., 1891-07-11
WANAMAKER STILL DENIES.
But the Bardsley Statement
Makes Talk in Philadelphia.


PHILADELPHIA, July l1.--Dcspite the fnct
that the previously suppressed Bardley state
ment WAS submitted before tine Councils
Committee as quietly as possible yesterday
afternoon, II has made the turn OF cOnversa-
ton In general circles to-day somewhat I'm
comfortably severe on Mr. WanamAker.
In this statement, which is an interview
with Mr.. McWade, OF the Ledger, Bardsley
charged John WanamRker with holding
2,5l5 shares OF keystone Bnnk stock which
he, WRnamaker, knew to be NveriSsued
Mr.. McWade also said that Dardsley told
him that Gideon Marsh told him that Wana.
maker demanded 100000 for this stock
failing TO receive which he would close the
bank.
Mr.. Bnrdsley stated that he advised Marsh
10 refuse 10 pay the money and to engage
counsel for the bank, which was done.
Mr. WanRmnker, Mr. Bardsley cl lined, de-
mandcd that " this amount. he 9lO0, 900, the
Lucas estate should pay $4,000 and Gideon
Marsh s25, 900 and the bank the balance.
Mr. Bardsley also stated that Judge Fin
letter and Ashmead had borrowed money
from him In the shape OF an advance on their
salaries.
After the reading OF the statement Mr..
Wanlmaker took the stand and was sub
lcctcd To lengthy examination as TO his
business relations with the Keystone he said
his frm was good customer to the bank,
frequently CARRYING a balance in that Insti-
tuition " sl5O,OOO.
lie admitted that he demanded 800, 900
for the bank stock certificates, Gs he believed
them at that time To be worth fully $50 a
share. lie explained his subsequent release
Of them on the ground that ne discovered. or
thought he discovered, that they were worth
less. lie denied, however. that there was an
agreement TO pay him for the stock In the
manner described
He had always insisted on regarding the
af1alr as business matter between the lucas
estate and himself with which the bank had
nothing 10 do.