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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-01-08

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JESSEE. FRIDAY,
rIG KNEW 1T ALL.
sac Professor of Universal knowledge
~ Meets His Glasses.
The Hon. Carlyle Smith. p o. q,
Asvirg been called TO the Chair OF UNI
versal Knowledge By the trustees OF
che Kennebunkport University, met his
classes for the first time the other day.
ssIf the young gentlemen have any
questions to ask, said he, after he made
his bow, ST wish they would begin ]
find that the best way to impart mis-
cellaneous information, of which uni
versal knowledge is largely made up, In
to have students elicit facts by soliciting
statistics"
"'Who were the chilly saints, pro-
fessor?' asked a mild-mannered youth,
with long red mustache.
s'The Chilly Saints" returned the
professor promptly, ''were three in
number-St. Pankeitius, St Liberatus
and st. Servatius. Their names are not
mentioned prominently among the more
fashionable saints of the Holy Writ,
whence is derived their chill. 1t was a
cold day when they were left. They
are celebrated on May II, IL and 13,
and are held responsible by agricul-
turists for the annual running of the
peach crop by frost, which. if you have
observed closely, occurs at about that
period of the year. Next"
81 have heard frequent mention of
the Long Parliament, professor" said a
student from Hoboken, who was much
interested in politics. Can yon in
form me as to what that WASP"
Certainly, SIR" returned the pro-
fessor ''The Long Parliament met on
the third day of November, 1910, but
soon got into hot water with Cromwell,
who managed to dissolve it in 1858. 10
abolished everything but Itself, and
made a square effort to make itself Inn
mortal, but was unsuccessful, owing,
as have said, to the fact that It got
into hot water, which is fatal to genius,
upon which alone Immortality may
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Fatally.
JACKSONVILLE, Ills, Jan. Six men
were killed outright, two probably fatal
ly and many others badly hurt in col
lision Tuesday morning between the east
and westbound cannon-ball trains on the
Wabash road, at Aladdin, No, small
station, near Hannibal.
CrippIe's Cause.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 5.-Late Monday aft
o...ol,, Cl,,-rlor TnRnar alias /,

Rose, a cripple, drunk and jealous, en-
gagged in quarrel with his wife IN the
course of which he fired three shots and
finally wounded her. He turned the re-
voIyer on himself and put the two re-
manning balls in his heart, dying in
stantly. Long standing infelicity was
the prime cause of the affair.
Not Up to Contract.
BETHLEHEM, Pa, Jan. 5.-CommOdore
Folger has made an official visit to the
Bethlehem Iron company's works. Ow-
ing to unsatisfactory tests of the curved
armor plates at Indian Head Thursday
last, work been suspended on the re-
manning five plates to be used to form
certain parts of the Monterey, now
building at San Francisco. One plate
weighs 40 600 11OTnds
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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-04-14

klbR IN Der 1bar nit ben &epolues
In per 4aab uRb broble Sebe1 nieber.
3ui@ieben. Der ti& ibs u Maben mage,
0rit als lie obnmd&tie lxjamnenbra@,
branoen bic Qeute Elm NIB faubeu ".
ols Gei@e mt breaneRbeH &tsibern auf
ieinem Bette lieoen. sgy bate ieinea aas
idali&en Nitta9Si@taf atoebalten;
sine gran mar bi@t an Zen S&taieuoen
beraaQetretea, hattie i'm ben Repolper
.aufS 6erl eeiett NIB abstOradt. Dur9
ben S@uh, Der ben unmittelbaren lob
BIS Sur Golse eebabs, lparea beien
'Rle,ber In Broab seraten. Die M6rbes
ria leiote I'D anidaoti& uclliommen
ale,&saltie sesen alle draeea. Damn
ober era6blte l5e ielbjt bic Giajelbsite1
bes NorbeS, beaei&aete alS 0runo .ba'
.3u Giieriudt ertldrte nod. Ne lei 70
idua& ast ben Jaseu seueien, Sab fe
tfi9 nur nit er6bter anareneans BIZ
gum Bett hires i9loieubeu 0otten babe
bini&leppel t0nneu, ano berlaaat
i&liebli& Zbee 3ur Stdriuus uuo
2ippenponabe far ibre auiseiprungerea
Qippen. Die trbi}@e Gefe9tisieit .p,ro
ii@ i4merli4 nod nit biejem traurisea
Jal u bsja0en baben, benu na@ BEN
AuSipru& her &erjte wirb be uxslad
ielise lorberia i&oa IN ben uddaeu
1asea fertsn. .s I,
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-04-14

e. lid M be snstii&e Masiae. I'M bic
aro6e etlte, ben pabren S&ilb beSs
Wei4es, banbelt. Cine unslaubli@e
Tborbeit, bic an baS Bib pom @als
Hiae, Der i'd tar eiuen Gleptautex bdlt.
erianert.~i Su einen iueiters Grtilel
pirb Der Herfo1sr xa&aumeiien iu&en.
ME tiet bur& bic 6itentli&e Gblei@'
ailtisteit bic euslii&e Geena&t &C.
iunlea IL.
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Retfe9dke.

Die Sabre86eit, IN tuelber &ei{epG11e
.beionoers be8ebrt finb, 1T Dor Der 9hlr,
uno einise unlduait Dom 6taatsbepartes
ment aufeeftelte &e9eln, bic Grtbe,luns
BON 4diien lbetrefeno, finb baber serobe
jebt pom sSnteretie. 9as Department
tritt 3unddit Der meitperbreiteten Nuf,
iaiiuns ent9esen, baB jeoer Mmeritaner,
ipelder eiaen &aB perlan9t, Anipruh
,auf einen lolden teiibt. iDas @eieB
iberldBt es Der NiScretlor, bes Gtaots.
fecretars, ob Ct bic Grtbe,luug zines
&anes fit orseme6en eradtet ober
nidt. SIN llebrtsen 5nt has @edt ouf
.S@ub bu,4' pie biplomatif@en Aaentsn
bee 2anoes nit benz Bette zines y:ai1es
nidts III tbun. Ser &ab bilbet ei1en
prima faciesBetueis oafar, taB oas
3tedt auf e4ub eriitirt, i'm streitfoQe
mub baielbe nod ei9ens nabse,pielen
,peroer. benn Elm 9aB tam leibt in bic
9dnoe eires l1nbefu9tea 9elangen uno
ben Na4ipeis fam ebenio gut Semanb
fibren, BEN EN- Hab tetlt, ME sSeulauo,
Der e,nen iulden bat.
Sir 9eu6bnli9 erbalten uur iolde
Berionen Safe, uel@e innerbalb e,ner
ansemeijenen 3eit, ettua ianerbalb dmei
Sabren, nad Nmerita 5uridsute5rer
sepenten. Bel 1dngerer Abueieubeit
mirb elm INTERRUPTED 9enlatt. @eRH
elm @eIdditsm ann i'm Nuslanbe ieiuen
Auientbalt ninlult, babe, iebo9 ftets
einen 5uB III &merifa behalf, ME oies
.be%iipielspeiie bann Der 6aG 1T, ,pen,
elm Gompagr,on bier uub cer aneere in
europa ipobut, foun Der Bab beliebia
perldngert merben, perlegt Semano
ieop4 ben Sdwerpuntt ieiner @riten5
nab briiben. 10 lie9t fem &runo Dor,
ibn bauernb nit s1nem Yalje perieben
III balten.
Gus bieieu @runbe 1T porseidrieben.
baB bic Sos . Npplitauten eibli9 bic
Nbli4t 5u erfenuen 9eben, innerbalb
elmer bejtimmten 9eit nad ben Ser.
staaten 3uradjufabrtn, nm bort ,bren
8lr9erpflidten OUTS Meue 8eredt 5u
,uerben. @benlo p~erlangen bic @elano'
ten i'm Nuslanoe, baB ibnen bas Wor<
l,esen elmer iol9en Nbii@t slaubbaft
na9setuieieu wirb. sic fellen ou9
feline 4dije an 2eute aus, benen e dn
eiuem fefteu Bobnfis in Amerifa &c.
bri4t. M,4tsbeitoueui9er erlii&t bas
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anesilanii@e Ha,eerredt burd einen.
lsuena audi nod islanseu &nisntbalt ~
GuSlo1oe nimt, bod ut q bann Sadpe
'ber NetreFenbsu, I'D eiaem auoeret'
Ra&ueis fur bic Ibatia4e ibres Har'
qerre9tS ju ii@ern, alS ibx be SnbabeS'
ihait eiReS RaNeS bietet.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-04-14

D0S S@teoSoerl9t Ut ualt eluer bOp'
pelten Nuioate betraut. Die erfte IL:
Die Gnti&sibane ber Re&tsfrase. sie
III IN BEN s. Buaite be- BertroseS emf,
daltea aub laatet 10: .6aben bic Der.
6taqten in Hetref her u bee 8eriuss.
Zee brsi' Reilen oosa 2oxbe i4tuimmeu'
ben MobteH, iusl@e bic au,er,fauii6er
Snieln u beindea pFesea. irsenb
pel@e Re&te unb menu 10, boben fie
Elm Ne&t auf Bei4atuuo iener &obben
ooer Elm Gioeut6umSre&t ooran7s
Dies if bic See&tSiraee NIB mir
far@ten BAT &c nit ,Reias beaatiDor.
tet peroes mirb. 8uxd@f lafea f4
Bic Rotbea, ,pel&e bic amerilauii9en
Jsieln IL beix&en pFesen, BON ben an'
6eren Robes, pet&e aabere Suielx
be{tden, aidt unter1@eibe1. uuo
a,peitenS fab bic sfobbea milbe Zbtere,
al, oeaea ejSieiu Giseatbumsre@t siebt
sic ;eeb6ren btujenisea, Der fe fdnst.
uab bic Saeb 6orauf TN sIenex
Heriussmssr iR xa& pollerre@tli@ea
@runbldtea freL auf ben 8ribploH'
Snfeln, pel&s ben 8er, etaatea Sc.
borea aab 10 bic &1de SCI s...oea ol'
bic @elt tommt xnb f9 bon Beit il 9eit
a1fiubalten piIest, babea ielbfperfdno>
lid bic Nmerifaner bas auSi&liebli@e
Sagbredt. @enu ife auf bieiea Sn'
ielu aIe @pbben tooti9laeeu, b:ren
&c babbaft merbex t5nnen, 70 uirb I'D
bic sSaeb fir bic ganabier unS ouberer
auf Der 8eriu9Siee balo ui@t mebr lob
men. aaoererieits haben bic Ser.
@taaten elm bebeutenbes Sntereie an
Der @eselauo Der Sosb anf Der oHene'a
Beriu9Siee. Benn bic &obbeu ssn.
ouitrie erbaltex iperbeu iol1, 10 muB be
Sasb auf Der Beriusslee sereselt uuo
bei@rduft tutroeu. 5@ IT va. IS
llab bies il bic 3tpeite Hufsabe ees
.G@ebsseridts. Der G4iebsseridtss
Sertra9 iast barber: ,Benn bic
e@iebsri4ter Der Hnii@t iiRb. baB bic
8nfimmuus @roBbritauaieus MOTH
msnoig lit CUR AuSfeuuue bon &eseln
fir bic eeb6riee Bei@lbuno uno @rbal'
tung Der 8obben i'm Bebrinssmeer,
bann folIen bic @9ieo8ri9ter beitimmeu,
mas fir SSaeseln auBerbalb bes @ebiets,
ii. ,peldem bic betr. @esierunSea Suris<
bietion baben, xotbmeloia finb uno aui
,uelde &epdi1er bieie, @eaelu Nuwen.
hung fiinoeu ioQen. Die hoSen Goutra'
benten fdern 3uslei6 lire Msitpirtaus
~, nm aa@ anoere Md9te 1ur Befol<
,ouI,s bieier Reseln su beitimme1."
Da auBer ben 8emohnern iener
@esenoea aud bic ieefabrenoen Boiler.
bic ben &%obbenfang b%etreiben, an Grbal.
ituus Der Robben betDelliot tint. IL
miro Is nidt i@uer ieln, .auf Gruno
Der &oridldge bes 6@ieosseridts Elm
internatiouales Abfumr.en iiber Die
&egelung NIB 8eldrdnfuns ber Saso
i'm. Bebriussmeer 5u 6tanoe au brinseu.
limb baS 1T es ia, mas bic Ser,
Stoaten ale 9eit in eriter 2in,e &c.
molt babea. &. (A. :. 49,
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-04-14
Ge8en Den ftcu.

Son slaub>pdroiser dratli9er Settle
'piro EN- fehr einfades @ausmittel
gegen &eu4buiten ausegeben. Ma1r
lo4 oona@ tagli9 mebrmals Elm Stad
NIT @li0 setrdntten 3uders nebu1elt
lalen. Sn 30 psf. ter GdQe ioll lid
oieies Gelfa6ren iebr tpirtiam ertuieien
baben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-04-14

s etersburg. IL. Mir5. Gin
erauii9er @attenmOro erfiQt bic Be-
uobuer ber 6taDt 6u9um NIT Cut
ieben. Die in ben lebten 6taoien Der
Gdpinblu4t befinoli9e Jrau hes Dor,
tisen Jrleoensridters Wlabfousti e.,
115B ihren Monrl, neil fie, bic iihsre
Tpoestanoioatiu, ben @ebanfen ui6t 81
perwinoeu permp4te. oab e. nod ibreu1
9inideioen uieuei@t cine 3tpeite 6rau
nebmeu i5unte. Bor z Sahren heiratete
8lobfousti feline iebi9e M6roerin, Da.
mails cine iun8e, id6ue, reide unb
lebensluftise Mittue. Die in &aris
uerlebten 6littermoten oes @aares
.oebnten iid 5u13 6litteriabren ebenoa>
ielbft aug, seniisten ater aud, bel Der
wahnfinn'sen &erl6weubuuasiu&t Der
jun9en 6rau, beren @eiammtperm6geu
i'm Betro9e pon u1ebr als SOC. 900 8ubel
big ouf bic les!e &opete au per9euoen.
9ann EFT tebrte oas nun, mitteloie
8aar, iibrigtus mebr in chamber per>
l,ebt bern je, nod &ublanb 5urid uuo
@. ,uuroe Griebensrtdter in Sudun..
Zrpb bes 8dn5lideu Berlnites oes
sroben 8erm6sens, blieb bic NIT eineIa
164ter4eR 9eie9nete she bic sanae
b,nbur9 iebr gliidlid, ur,r ba6 bin uno
mieDer, nnb guar arunoloS, 66ran So.
ibren 8otten nit unbe3dbmbarer Gifer<
iu9t plaste. ga plttli@ b:9onn bic
unglidll9e 3u frdnteln, ibr 3uftanb
embellishments F9 i4nel NIB bic Aerjte
erfldrten fe far nnrettbar benz lobe
perfaQen. Dic Jrau perlon8te uno
fannte bic pole &obrbeit; bod Der &C.
bonfe, boB &c balD boz, Der Groe f@et>
ben ullNe, mar ibr piel tpenis.r furdt<
bar als Der, bab re ben Soften Suriidz
lai1en ipllte uab bieier. Elm auiiaQenb
f96ner Nanr, boRn pielei@t cine an.
here an lire Gtele iesen tonne. Balb
Rambler gntidlub nihr ttt, bn6 BON
ibrer eigenen 9ano Der @atte fallen unbl
ibr ms Grab porangeben iole. 9aB bic
Nusiibrrng bieies 8lanes nibt l9on
Dor Ginger Belt 9ela1g, mar nur benz
i3uiaQ 3u perbanten. 6rau q. bate ouf
ibren ihlafenben @atten einen @epol>
peri@ub abseseben, ibre 9anb bate aber
ge3ittert unb bic Ru9el ibr MUIR leidt an,
Arm permunbet Der Nann e%ntipafinete
feline Srau, nit beren ~erregten1, id,per
tra1ltem 3uitano CT oas tieiite Mitle,o
bate, tbar ionit aber gar ni4ts, Inn 1i9
eeeen fernere berartige Ini9ldse 5u
fduseu. Das ioate iein Geroerben >per,
ben. Ben,Se Gage uareu persanseu,
ba ,purben bic Ma@barn bur1 oas St.
idrei bes 96dter9ens bes 6rieoens.
rid)ters berbeigelodt, bas auf ben 9oi
eelauien Tam uno uuunterbrohen i9rie:
,Mama bat ben 8apa eri@uiien.~ llls
mon ius Qaus 5u ortu8eu iudte, aus
tueld.m 5rau Is. uorber ibre 0ienf.
boteu sntferut, eri@ieu bic uuslldl;9e
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9o@ etne Mntdbermng.

Glop: "@ie 1T benz Define @erbunS
UNI N&iB @r6ius aus9efalen p"
Slip: "Ni@t gang na9 @un59. Sd
babe bel ibrem Bater INN ihre &anb an
9ebalten unb er bat mid nit ieluen-
SUB beebrt!'
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"NLIHI
Dssswttettestste ~ Oeletsa.
Der q. 8te.. uuroe an ~ &6ri
pon Qatti@. eef6rieben:
DE Boradnse IN 9atti& 4abtn be
NufmerlIamteit bcr 0eb6rbeu auf bic
Nuardifen geleatt. @eitera bereitS
fonbea in ber llmsebuna Der Stabt
6ousiu@un9en 5tott. Sa Geraiae
tpurben einise bunbert 0eter 3lnb.
i@uus bel einen 9etuifen 0onp entoedt.
Der far baS bier eri@einenoe seu0t,s
tioudre Blott oer 9eiuiiieaur. So SUE
frage uaiueriel. i&re,bt. Del BEN 9ei'
tunaSperiduier Salon in bemietben Orts
ian6 I'D Elm Drobbrief ana bem Sabre
1887, no e. in aub nm Qntti& gang
se,paltis sdbrte. sesen einea Eertmei
jter Der 9ekul9aft Guderiu; ferner elm
Brief bsS bieier Tase perurtbeiltea
8alin an feline Briber. Bel 3pei an.
bern, beionber8 beim frlberea 4ieute'
nant Roineu1, wurben Numuer1 Der.
Reuolte ano bes Qousme 2ibre teidlos'
xabu,t, bei benz f&cu pom. 3uriaen Sabre
her uerbd9tiseu @irtbe 6mels IN Sc
lrsppe cine 9an3e Reibe poa! DriefenI
bes Haatisen alireo Deiuifeauy. 81
iuiro bic 5rase er6rtet. ob bic franjo'
iii&e @esieruna bieleu nit onoern &nars
@iitea 6tS 2aabeS aasmeiiea werbe;.
2euRer Der frans6fi&e1 Rerbdltnttte
bebaupteu, baS oieS inter tttaer 0sbin'
euus se1deb.n t6nue. Die Qlttidet,
StaotSaxipaltidaft beftt istt IL Drob.
briefe an bic @eidportneu; bieie Briefe.
slei&: Die io1 sebeim bleibea.
auf bic 60raae, sb 9anIen ((bie 8uluer,
fabrit bon Dmbret) auiRie9en laiiea
ppQte xub e,ne Beri4m6ruu9 au9eaets
telt bat, meroeu Sic nit Rein ontluor>
tn; bic 5raee ipeaen Der Gntuenoun9
uao Der 8~ef6rberxn9 beS D1Hamits
tueroen Sic beiaben. Sir Bufia nno
Qau9euoor5 sutroen Sic bic 8raoeut
tuesen he's 6preu9exS Ter 5abriit)
bes Diebitatls une Der Beri@wbruao
Uerneltten. ole 6r00e Ue9en Der Serfupr
ees 9pnamits aber beiabeu. @enu
ni@t. bana fommt e. cuf sic uuo Sbre
6amilien. Die anar9ifiide @ruppe:
8ombe NIB 0ol@.. &ie f4 jest
htrausteut, ftammt bieG pnam,tpatreue,
bic Dor BEN 9auie bes Boriisenoen Des
6&murserihts oufsefunbeu wuroe,
aus ber Gabrit az Dmbret. Barger,
me,fter @eraro bon 2atti9, Der an Der
Gabrit betbeilist III, erfanute bieielbe
ioiort ols cine 8atrone, IN Der oas
Dguamit NIT @elotine onsema@t ii,
allo nett seidbrli@er als in ben Sc.
iu5bul.&eu Batrouen. in benen cine
teimise Mafie OILS Binbemittel bient.
Gol9e Gelatinepatroneu fFnb i'm pori.
gen Sabre NIT 3149 9ep6bnl,4eu go
tronen a6banben sefommen, nesen oereu
bic brei Nnardiiten perurtheilt puroeu.
9ierielbf bat Der B%ir8ermetiter 9efteru
Nbeno, has &atbshaus oblperren laien,
bis auf Elm 1bor fit bic Bul'5ei. Cir
8oliseisDif5ie madte bic san5e Nadi
bic Stumble nm baS Gebduoe.
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Sic r&61n,i9e Beituna.
theilt e.nen ihr 5usesausensn Beidlub
hes 2ano9eridts nit. ,pona9 Die pon
Der gtaatsanmalti4aft ee9eu lie erbo<
bene sntlase lpesen Maiefdtab eteibb
guus abgeleDnt plrb. wv
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Bans. uno eanomirtbfdaft.
lidIes.

8QU9' uuU ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
lides.
Beim Ndbea betAmutte Geinsanb
reiniat man am beiten bur@ reiben nit
iriidem Hrob ooer MebL
OieSrslk III
@au3 tleine Bierreitden eetea ben,
Sober einen iebr i@6HeH @lanj, psnn
mon lie gum Snfeu@tea bsr Ri&ie pers
iweabet
eilterne 2DIel
ober anbere @eaenRdnbe BON Gilbtr
ihntt man por BEN Anlauie,, menu
r,ou lie In Staniol tuidelt
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VariatiO delectat.

Erofenor: .Wtein >uertbes Jrduleiu,
Sbr f%or1,udbrenbes @dbnen beutet mir
5ur @erii"' an, baB ruein gertraa iber
be altea @1m r Sic lansueilt; ~ gut,
geben .v.r 6u Den alien @rie9en iber."
The record-union., 1892-09-09
ADMISSION DAY.
The Native Sons viii Celebrate in an
Appropriate Way.
Oakland Natives Arrive to Partici.
pate-A Reception Last Evening
To-day's Programme.

Piedmont Parlor, No. TO- n. S. G. W.,
of Oakland, were last night rendered a
reception by Sacramento Parlor No. 40
and Sunset Parlor of Sacramento, and an
enjoyable time was passed at Changers
Hall.
The Sacramento Parlors met at the
hall and marched in a body, headed by
the Hussar Band, and met the visiting
parlor at the depot.
Besides the members of the parlors a
host of friends and acquaintances were
at the train. and the depot was densely
crowded.
Upon the arrival Of the Oaklanders the
procession formed and took it's line of
march up Second to X and thence to
Changers Hall, making very formidable
display in numbers. The march was
! illuminated with fireworks. and the
! bright-colored silk banners and regalias
of the order showed to good advantage.
! Grangers' hall was very tastefully deco
rated with flowers, flags and emblems.
| Here the members of Califia Parlor, Ma
tive Daughters of the Golden West, Joined
IN the reception, and the hall was we'll
| filled.
Henry Brown, President of Sacramento
Parlor, presided, and called the assem-
blage to order, after which the opening or
| address of welcome was made by Eugene
j. Gregory, Grand Past President of Sac
ramento Parlor, to which a happy re-
| spouse was made by President Rooney of
Piedmont Parlor.
The entertainment arranged for the
evening followed. which embraced song
! by Richard 7. Cohn, piano solo by Miss
Mamie Barrett and selections by others
| present.
After the entertainment banquet was
served upstairs, where many toasts were
| proposed and responded to- and time of
| general sociability ensued.
| This morning the members of the order
! will assemble at the hail. whence thew
will 60 to Suffers Fort and then to Oak
Park, where arrangement have been
made for games and dancing.
The visitors are here to participate in
the celebration of the forty-third ami
versary of Admission Day, and together
with the Sacramento parlors, n. S. G.
w. and n. ID. G. w. and the Pioneers.
Will take part in the series of historical
tableauX at the Pavilion.
To-day being legal holiday the courts
and public Offices win be closed.
The record-union., 1892-09-09
SHOT HERSELF.

urday afternoon, at O'Clock. Seats will
be on sale this morning at o'clock.
The record-union., 1892-09-09
A Young Girl Commits Suicide Near
Folsom

a Young Girl Commits Suicide Near
Folsom.
News was received from Folsom yes
terday of the suicide of Miss Sarah Dor
mody, who lives near that place with her
mother, brothers and sisters.
About o'clock in the morning the re-
port of pistol was heard in Miss Sarah's
bedroom. Her mother and one of the
boys hurried to the room, and found the
unfortunate girl lying dead on the bed,
shot through the heart. In her right hand
she clutched smoking revolver. --s..
The family is completely Frustrated
over the sad affair. They cannot imagine
what prompted Sarah to the rash deed.
SO far as they know she had no troubles,
and was always cheerful. Sarah had been
visiting one of her sisters who lives in
San francisco, and returned home on
Wednesday.
The home of the Dormodys is known
as Rose Springs, and is situated over the
line In Ell Dorado. Mrs. Dormody, Sarah
mother, owns mail route from Folsom
TO small place in Eel Dorado County.
The deceased was q years of age
The record-union., 1892-09-09

DR.. t. ]. EATON, who for TWENTY-FIVE
years has made speciality of the eve. ear
and deformities, can be consulted at the
international Hotel until Septem Der 18th.
Read the following from Mr.. Van Buskirk:
DIR. L. j. Eaton, while visiting this
city some five years since, operated upon
crossed eye for my little daughter. The
eye was very weak from disuse, but now
1t is as strong and perfect as the other,
and no one would know she ever had a
crossed eye. JAMES VAN BUsKIRK.
Marysville, August 80, 1892"
Artificial eyes inserted.
WRITE to Cooper for everything in the
musical line. 63l street.
The record-union., 1892-09-09
DIED.

WHITE--In Washington, Yolo County. SEN
TENDER Sth. Arthur j.. youngest son Of Tohn
9: and Katie NJ. White, a native of Califor-
mia, aged months and Is DAYS.