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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1892-03-19

Louisiana has practically had
hut two Governors, Nichols and
McEnery, since 1876. The effect
u continuing the enormous patron
aga pertaining to the Governors
Office for 50 long a time in the
hands If two mel, has been to d.
vide the party into factions with
the spoils as a basis of division.
1t is surely time to inject a little
young. fresh blood into the Gov
ernorship and choose some man to
that high Office who is not connec-
ted with the old fractional quarrels
that have ragged SO long between
McEnery and his opponent. The
harmony and usefulness of the
party demands that this should be
one.-Guardian Journal.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1892-03-19

.'a.ss m..h.fn ~. Paris. Tenn
Pir..sr sr1d me- three dsu IT your
jnvs.'s ,asirhss chill fonir. ! wins
,...,sesl with t.r. III I ,"t from ynu last
summer The m-m'l~ we're delighted
with IL gave Your chill soni.. I. ssnss.
e..ildr~m wi,o were pals. ard swsrsky
and r,nari,t-sl, having had cIsronjr
ehilis fer mnsmt s~ ,;ISs !, ai,r 81 them for
u year. aud Within three weeks after
beginning with fhe eisiil tonic, they
were hale and hearty, with red ansl
rosy cheeks. Ii acted like charm.
Yours, w. w. Svsxsox, n. D.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1892-03-19
The Mount ZION
Mals { Female College. Limited
Six Miles North of
Montgomery, la.

We are glad to itfrrn cur friends aud
the pubic general taat " have secur, d
tie s-,vice> { PROF C.. itAR'.I> A
". fsmeri, + ( - r "i la IN an Maih. :
nan ~ Mt. siansy. University AMI ia',.
Preside Of tic AgiuLuial College, at
Cath nm, La. Ms iresidrb, cf ST. III n
siais and Female Cod &c
M -si ensc il lie sia,td 1, cl va,etl i
irstit .tion { pl,ce among the i"fem s.
to ie rs If the stats.
il,~ -c Got IL no, -sectariHn. TN j directly
under the " 'ci' carr IT tn, Methodist
t'inl' sta,.i , hnrch
q lsc:l;iaa iS p.ruii''iy favorable e.
'ir rfsv ,s,.'aiia, r - lleye Il
- :, sspvla y ,"-
ak..rT riat Il. tue nd
af.t IS ~ rv tstv- soral~ d :
$, ~ !. qne sd tr4h.si e ~ s
q "a = tf., glaiis.i Z m n.ein
a5 ir q j. ~. nav ,"N,irsl u
a4e Ns.,s aud r ti.ice q, cosi
g :. minimum
q 4 b,s, 4. T. sva'e ismi't's. c',,i. CA
lem ~ le uleee, cal u hat ioi only
~ - 't.''ar pr N .ath
Pr.msrs Dcpe tme',t per aic. of 10 days 81 ..
Rs~tRr tory a, a Cl.sS.Ual - u
.olle''asr Normal =
t.ae.dr..s Zee per session G.
titus ia 4 tai 81 used net IKE, 81 ten
a liars ser nin.. ih.
h.' ii. "a tssi.n VII ssnl shfui,vs
~ - ~. ak arem'~ b b ,r >oi,s
a. al Il ugh ems I, ctlirate gv'' ns =
trr,l y .te /" fu,ih a,'se s.'.ti u Z
FIT ia, T iie { III g
y. hev l T. Ssrrk ~, res 'ssa' isssrd
al DisectVr~, both of M"ntg ness /. LA
w. l. corr.
Sscsesary Board Of Direc tors
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1892-03-19
raEps.moonaTlc rIcKEr.

For Governor. Murphy J. roster. the n N
from st. Mary.
For Lieut's.a Goveraor. Charles Parlarae VI
PoiLte tou,sc.
For secrs:asy of State. Thonas Scot. Adams
Of East Eel cisna.
For Auditor Of Pubiic Accoaats. W. ". H-a. d
OF Union.
For tate Treasursr. John PICKET; of Boss .er.
For tttorlrs tis.iaral. dsttoa J. 'urulug CHAM
OF As.raitochez.
for Sipcrllterd,at OF Pupiic Education. A..
d. Lsfa.gue. Of Avsye,ies.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1892-03-19
Guaranteed Ours Tor La Grippe.

We antInrizr ssnr MdvtItista drug
gist to sell yen DR.. Kings New Dis
c"vrry for consumption, coughs ard
colds, nIson this condition. fson ar,
afflicted with La Gripue and will uss.
this remedy arsnssIing 10 directions.
giving 1t u iais trial, aud experience M
her-tit, y"n may return the bntrlc aud
have your money refunded. We make
u il offrs. lsc;tm<e of the wonderful
snrsrss If Dr.. Kings new discovery
during hast sr;'sssn'- epidemic. Have
heard al nr rase in whicl, IL failed.
TRY il. Trial i@ttlc free III &. e. Nash's
st"sr. Large sixr so. and 81. 4
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1892-03-19


All ballots shall be counted and returns
made immediately on closing OF the polls
in the preseDcs Of not more than two
witnesses ON each aide. to be admitted into
the ro&,m where the count is being made.
After the count is completed the ballots
shall be pnt hack INTO the box, which
shall be immediately sealed with the
baiiots therein and preserved until the
result Of the election Is announced.
All poll lists and talley sheets shall be
made in tripdicate and signed by the
commissioners, iDdored on the wrapper
with parish and precinct marked dis
tinctly thereon. One copy Of each Of
said papers shall be sent sealeds by mail
BY registered letter. or by special mes
senger or by express to the Hon. John &.
Young, chairman Of this committee, care
Of t1e Whitney National Bank, New Or
leans. La. tine copy shall be- fled with
each Of the parish committees, to be fors
warded to their respective State executive
committees.
The returns forwarded tothe chairman
shall reutin m the snid bank. with the
sesls untroken, until March 18th, 1892,
at 10 O'Clock .. NJ, Ut which time this
COMMITTEES shall meet at New Orleans,
open them and commence the count and
canvass thereof, and shall Immediately
on the completion thereof promulgate By
publication the result thereof
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1892-03-19
b. TURNER
DEALER IN
General Merchandise
Pineyillc. La.


Has Just received Large Stock If Fall
AID inter Co ais. which is to he I'D ut
a small margin above cost Tor cash
Tie pnliic n . iiivite.i Ia call and esaIn-
ne LIs large and scit selected sto K oi
DRY GOODS,
consisting o: Dress Goods and Trimmings.
tai,cy Good. Whit. Good. saiIcs' i, ais
aud buckets J,rsies w. sier, >bawls AMI
Hoosl~ Ralnora.s. leans. Cas ii. e es an..
f'amneis. i.ins ys. 81 NIX Is, etc
Mems aid Boys Hats. and Ladies Trim
med Hats.
\ large -t"ck eli " " aad Nens's GLD-
THING. Special bargains re offered in
Boys ard Meas JEANS Clos.,ing. whicI,
were toug' "a; a sac :fce.
A fla. assortment OF hoots aa'i Shoes
Sai,iie,y. Cr"ckcry. Hardware. s;,..e.iics
Plantation ~npl,Iies THINKS. v.lises.
,"w.rs celebrated "ris., b, AID" o; slick
er-, AMI FURNITURE.
Age'.t for the Dnl,o,.t Gnn Pow her. the
oldest and besi il, America.
cal, nd If the celebrated MILBURN
WAGONS viii ie received ea.ly in Octo-
her. the bel on the planet.
High st marker price paid for'Cotton.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1892-03-19
NO. 49,.


In another column { this issue
az The New Delta will be found an
editorial taken fr m the columns of
the Picayune. giving some very
strong reasons why Justice Nc
Eners shonld not be made Govern
or Of + nnis;ana II Is hardly worth
while for ne IS sav that this article
did not appear in an issue of that
pauer Of recent date. hnt that it is
now ahont fuur years old. But the
reasons which Il advancss why
Jnstice McEnery should not he
made Governor Of Louisiann again
are inst ss strong now As thew were
then. as they are founded utcn
neglect of official duty.
The facts stated IN the Picayune
article are chiefly proved by doc
umeutrav evidence and the most
important one Of the whole lot is
proven by letter of Justice Nc.
Emery himself. while the next most
important one is proven by the
oath If Auditor steele We hardly
think that The lottery. McEnerv
orator. and m rsrs will attach those
two -,;..assss: vet tbay viii bave
TO do This and destroy Them before
thev CON Snow Tint Jnst;c McEnerv
is st fer Governor of Louisiana.
That article shows Governor Me-.
Enerv WAS fnllv aware If the dc.
gaicat;on "a Ey-Ss.cratarv Strong
IN tic mattar "a tha election t;ctef
narar far mora than two wears and
rat ha never made = move .ovar1
ysct;f,;,osths ,rastar save - wr;,a
one ietta5 - The ax .sacratarv cali
;n,, t.;s attent;on r. 4 He i 4 not
canse the er.secretarv r. he nrose.
cuted, he did not report the mattel
to the Legislature (which held two
Sessions after dcverncr McEnery
u .s .ie ''s.a'c sa.a rs u,.'
no' es1n maAo any as"mps 70 lo-
coseI sue s"1un. l.I:u .ue cA-ooc-
i0,ny Lo u liz n9sn.n ..i.a
MoIr suan s.'s; uo 0, ruiS 80 ,..o
Cte1 ~ Ss"to - uO-o ontcSo
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1892-03-19

T. H. Hickey. 1908 Main ST., Lynch
burg, Va, writers: IL Was broke out
al over wifis s,ses, and my hair was
falling cut. After using few bttles
of Botanic Blud Balm my hair quit
falling out aud the sores got we'll
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1892-03-19

Nnnnt Claisn, Tex. Sept. Is, '66.
Paris Medicine to, Paris. Tcnn.--
Dear Sirx-- Big sirn,and far yonr
tasttl-ss chill s"uic. lam cut, l,avcn't
a is,itle in the ln.s,s4', aud slrxrn or
m..,r calls toI it every day. S.nd ut
once. cate 81. L..nis. Ark. & Texas
Il. T.. "n- .ros< Groves tasteicss chill
tonic. Respectfully,
d. ". BLACKBURN.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1892-03-19
Reelfnnt. Tenn. Oct 20, .as.

fs't-''''''ts v Y ''fTsf w y -, "S''
Paris Medicine Co.
Gents - Please send rs six duzen
Crews tastsl,'ss chill tonic. We have
>cid twelve sinz. Of your tonic IN last
in.r manths. II gives entire satisiac
fion. We can sell Iv other when We
have Groves tautri~ss chill fasiic.
Trnis, ynnr fii+,aIs.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1892-03-19

BY referring to the police jury proceed
ings it will be seen that the tax suits
have been compromised. This Is Z sem
sible set, but as a msttef of course some
parties win artempt to make political
capital ont of it. A matter Of neatly
$4,000 was tied mp in these suits. Of which
about 5000 belongs to the parish. As
nol- eidcnts, the parties could have ap'
pcaled their case 10 the q. s. Supreme
Court, causing delay at year or more
to ssy nothing Of tie expense. and the
bankruptcy Of the parish IN the int i'm
# you meet anybody standing up on his
hind legs and bowling Gbout it, Just ask
him few common sense questions, and
you win a'on nnd That be " only bowling
for political effect.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1892-03-19
ANNOUNCEMENTS rs.
For District Jads &c.


We are authorized to Announce the
name Of GEUaGE EAR rs c..Idi-
date for recollection. 70 the Office OF Judge
OF the Fourth iIdIctai Distract. c...upr,esi
Of t1a parishes Oh Grant. WING, Caldsell
and Jack son. ut this comtns eiectiua tn
be he'd al April, 1902.
For District Attorney
We are authorized to announce the
name Of l. e. MILLING as candidate
TOR reelection Ia rbe oi.ice VI District At
torner for the folrsi j,si.c:al District,
comLveedo. the ps-isncs Ut Grant, VIM,
Caldwell aad .i-4..k.:ss. TT The coming
election in Apr. 1892.
Fer h.. IF
We are authorzed to announce CHAS.
DREW KEMP a. d candiiat. for re-elec-
ton to the siliss vi She If III Grant par
ish, subject to tue action OF ths numina.
ton convention oi the Desaocratic party.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1892-03-19

Nearly al: tl,. I'll wa~c~ IL flte sosrtl h.
srn Ssr's~ mr.. rirsinrrd from malaria.
Gsn,t's tas,~I~>xrlsi tonic rcmovrs all
m,aInrial tsci~tsbs from the system. II il
M pheasant to the taste MA lemon syrup.
5 c ." get the genuine AJAX TOR Groves
Fully hunded persons were in
Colfsx on last Monday to attend
court, either as jurors or litigants,
and we did not see one but who in
D unmeasured terms condo mned
the action If Judge Bfackman in
.'ostponing the term as an outrage
upon the community and frivo-
lous Striking of official duty.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1892-03-19

s,a >, ~ -. CARDS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-22
m0dentide 3ninois Staots5ettune momtae % 2usuft 1892.

Stunoen lol1 Elm vTltegenber" por6eiiauit,
ale Betbetligten, Stgnalmarter, WeiDeuS
TELLER, StationSporlteber auf DEM Boften.
Die @tfabrung bat bel uns 9elebrt, DaB
bic meiiten llnaildsfaae burd @iiter3ige
herbeigeflbrt meroen; ie mebr it1 aLio Der
TrabtDerfebr ausOebnt, oelto mebr nadlen
bic @efabren, 5umal Deun it'd nit Der
a3abl Der @iter3ige aud Die Der 8erionenz
Slge iteisert. 9eun petlt man a6er anges
li6ts Der oaraus It6 e%raebenben tenniiden
Beoenfen auf Elm nabe lie9enbes @ltz
~laltungsmitteI fir bic @tlenbabnen bin.
9ur9 einen beileren NuSbau oes &anal>
nebeS uno burh Sebung Der 8innenihtffs
fabrt f0nnen jene gefdbrli6en Womente
eroBtentbeils ausgeglthen peroen, Ipfern
Der 8erfebr an W~ialfersiitern alsoann auf
Die @a5ieritraBen itbergtnge uno 1liD Die
int Sllterelle Der Offentliden Si6erbelt ecz
bobsnen @intpGnOe ge9et biai9ere Sabrs
preiIe fiir 0Qs Bublifum entfrGftet miiroen-
9as @i~ienbabnreB Detit am S1Iuiie bes
@tatslabreS 1892 einen 1mfang BON
unsefGbr 29,800 &tlolnetern ouf, Don
benen etipa %, $50 bonn Stdate lelbit fir
eigene &ehnung pertpaltet tperOen uno ii6
gum peitaus grOBten ShetI aud in ietnem
GisentbGm beftnoen. Ser 9feit iinb Yrt5
batbabnlinien, tpel6e 5ur 6GIfte, nit tnSs
gelammt etpa 1860 &ilometern QGtge,
unter Die Qeitung BON fiinf @eleui9aften
ais 8oQbabnen, 3ur anOeren 0Glfte unter
Der Oirettion bon 81 IelbftitGnOisen 8erz
%tpaltun9en als 8abnet bon undergraduates
8eoeutung, els gtebens, SotaLe uno &letnz
babnen, betrieben Der6en. Sn1 galtaen
Oeutl6eu Gei1e eini6lieBIi6 8aberns,
iton6en i'm Sabre 1891-'92 i'm 8etriebe
41,44O &ilometer @%iienbabnen, bapon
37,551.51 inter Stadtsz uno 1889 unter
8rtpatUerpaltung. Sn 8reuBsn pie in
9eutl6Iano lit aIio oas StaatsbabnlDltem
6aS norberrl6enoe.
Die preuGii9e StaatSeiienba6nz &apttals
i6ulo 1T nab benz Gtat fir 1912 auf
6,409, 322, $50 Wlarf angetpa6len unO err
foroert fir ienes Sabr gu i6rer 8er5inlung
207, 584,O 16 Wtarf 81 Bi. Gem gegenIber
betrGgt 0as iGbrlide 3inienerforDerntB Der
Qelamlnten Dffentltden S6ulo bes StaateS
224, 632, 538 Wlarf SO Bf. Wfebr ais 80
Brocent Der leBtereu itn0 al1p Dur6 ben
Staatseilenbabn6eiib BreuBens geoe6t, un0
btele ganse SduIb mirb aus ben 11ebers
l6II1en DeS Observation-Disclosures geoeGt.
0ieraus er6eIt CUR @enilge, mel9e auBer<
oroentli6e 8eDeutung u1iere 8abuen fir
bic augemeinen Staatsftnan3en beitBeu.
Elm GROCER She'll ~besieuisen Offentlt6en ST.
nan3beoarfes, Der in all0eren 2Gnbern bur9
Steuern unb 30ue auf9ebra6t tperben mug,
tpiro bel uns ni6t Dur6 Die Steuern, ions
bern 6urdD Die Tradten5abler beihaft, o9ne
baB Die lebteren beshalb itdrter belaitet
tuerDen ais anoertp9rtS. 9aB aber Oas
Observation-Disclosures aud ietne 9rOBen
Characterization bat, lit an bieier Stele i6on
mebrfa9 b%erDorgeboben tDOrbeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-22
Qltslano.

Sn Salberf!aot 1T Ser Iebte 9iboiuer,
3a6arias @erner, 9eitorben, oeiien buns
oertl6brt9er @eburtStag an Il. October
portgeS Sabr unter grpBarttger 1betlHabine
getetert muroe.
: Gin iunser 6ranffurter, Der 1887 es
men Glteren Wtann aus Der 9onaI bel Ye1t
9erettet bate, murbe bieier Sage a19enebl1
iiberrai6t, ais ibn in Stanffurt am Wtat1
Die alnlltde Wlttbeilung Dnroe, DAP ct BON
Dem Wtanne, ben er emit gerettet, aus
9onfbarteit gum uniDeriaIerbeu lelnes
100000 @uIoen ~betra3enoen 8ermO9ells
etngeieBt Dorosn lei. Der Eeitator bate
in letnem Seitament ben1erft, oaB Die l6on1
item Sabre ieineS 2sbeuS Dlelentgen 9etoeltn
leien, Die er naO ieiner Gettung petleDte.
- Ser &irl6enperionbt am WfittcIrbetH
fann ais beenbet angeieben perOen. Ste
@rnte tpar ourhDeg cine ret6e. Jta0 ben
3uiammeniteuungen, bic unter 3ugrunoes
legu1g Der Mie9eregilter Der fat IN aue1
Srtl6aften porbanoenen SbittD9dget GEE
fibrt tperoen, fam a%ngenommen meroel,
oaB etnSeLneu Srtihaften @rlole BON 00,z
00O--80, 900 Sc. 3uflOlien. Nur penn SoTS
marfte IN Goblen5 touroen tur etae Da1Oe
WtiQion Mtart &irl6en unl8eIeBt.
= Sci Den 9egenmGrttgen 0teItal1rattollSz
arbeiteH in Der bell. @etflttr6e 3u SGnosQut
tDuroe cine Sui6rift entoedt, DE A0er oie
@rbauung Der Stride NufidluB glbt. Ste
Snl9rift l0Utet: Ammo domlnl 14V| am
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-22
g6rnftsin's grteL bstitelt: p@iH SOuruds
Iiitens SubtlGum."

gOrnitsin's griefi bstiteIt: p@in SOurnas
Iiftenz SubtlGum."
Ser artiteL flint an6ertbaIb Spalten.
6einrt6 BDrnifein iAiloert uns tn etntas
chen, i6li6ten 0orten eth gan5es, reid be-
Degtes 2eben; Obne leoe 0elpret6tbelt I'M
Stpl seoentt er Des ereignlBrei1en gebens
zines SournaIiten 5tpeter Welten Ddbreno
zines balben SabrAunoertS.
Wtan f0nnte gauge 8dnbe BON gfopeuer
uno 3tomanen aus benz 2eben zines lolben
Wtannes uno mGbrellb zines lol6en 3ettz
raumes, i6reiben. 6ier ieben mir auf
enebegren3tem 9taunte Die S6iIoerun9 Der
aufgebeuoen Morgenr0tbe Der 6reibett @uz
ropos, Die B%etpegun9 Der freibettli9et
eSSoeen bonn Sabre 1948. 6ier ieben mir Die
Shilberung Der Gultur5u1t6noe DeS vneuen
2anoeS" in iener 3elt.
Oftt i6Lt6ten etnfaden @orten bel6reibt
Ins B0rnitein, Die Die oeutl6samertfaH1l1e
Sournaliittf 1T iener 3ett nod IN ben
Gin0erl6ubeu lteGte, unD Delder &dt1pte
es be0urfte, INN oerielben bic no6lOerotente
06tung All erringen. Wte Elm Stlbertaoen
binour@ 3ie6t fi6 bann Die S6tloerIrg
Ieines SamiIienglids uno gei6Gftll6enllns
oemads, aud qebenft CT ietneS un1terbltdeH
S5reunoes 6erlnann 9talter, uno ldlisBt nit
DEM @usoruf D%oliter 8efrteot9uug lber
bas Slid, iein IangeS 2eben in ben Otenlt
Der SSournoliitit uno Der Wteni66ett gefteut
81 haben.
@abrli9, i'd CLAUDE, baB i'd ben 8eifaa
olIer 2eier ftuben tperoe, tpenn i'd oieles
Wtannes 3u ieinem 50jdbrt9en SubilGum
geoente. unb boffentli9 piro itd 5etnz
rid 86rnitetn %freuen, pen1 ct lelen miro,
baB elm 2eier ieiner Gorreiponbensen I'M
eigenen uno i'm glarnen Dteler Nnberer bes
SubelgreiieS ber3lid unO oanfbar 9eoenft !
uno 10 piinide tA, oaB oem trefflt6en
Manne nod LANCE Sabre S%egOnnt iein
m0gen, baB er IN fDrperli6er un0 ~geiitiger
Srti9e fortarbeite, uno uns leine 8riefe
ienDe aus Wieu Iber @ues uno SeOes
Btno unb 0etter, Spnnenldein ober
9tegert, bon inherent Yrater uno iiber Nues,
mas uns bier nod lteb uno Dertb erlAetnt
aus inherent lieben Mien gu b0ren.
Sin breifadeS Sod bem alS Se6sunos
a6t3igidbri9er 10 9eitesz uno berSenss
frtiden Subelgretie!
a6tungsoou
GbicagO. 2onts 2ewtt9.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-22
Sic 9tamam4srubea IN simber1en.

Soeben bat 2oro 9tanbolpb g6ur6iu
leine luDafritanii6en @rIebniiie in 8uGz
form DerOffentLi6t (Men, Mines and Ami
mails in South Africa, 9onDon 1892,
Sampion 2om). @as er BARN iiber Der.
Setrteb Der 9iamantgruben in &imberleb
mlttbeilt, barf tpobl auf @laubiniirbiafeit
&nipru@ MAIDEN, ba er iei1e @rfunoieunz
gen an Ort unO SteQe einge5ogen bat. -
Sriiher %beltanben bier ar0Bere @eleQidafteu
CUR 0stpinnung Der Diamanten, I'M Sabre
1888 puroeu fe jeoo1 gu elmer nerl6mol>
sen oas Nnla9etopitaI betrug 8 Wsiuionen
gfunb Sterling. 8is gum Wdra 1890
ftno BON Der @eieui9aft 81 b. $. 3inleu
unD cine iGbrIi@e 9iuipenoe DON 20 p, s.,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-22

(grief on Die SniuOis 5toats8ettume)
Gtts Su4OigmaS fitr &ettri Sort
ftet1.
Oa Iie9t Die pSuinois Staats3ettun9"
nom II. Nuguit Dor mir, nit 3tinri3
The evening world., 1892-09-27
WHITEWASHED him.
DR.. Donovan EIonerated on the
Charge Of Eztortion.
He Didn't Know II Was Against the
Rules to Accep, Money.
Barnet Rosenthai Says He t'aid tho
Doctor So, Too.

Presiden. Porter. OF the Board Of Charities
and correction. was Whiting impatlently this
morning for the report or the Committee APP
pointed TO Investigate tho charges OF eStor.
,ion made against Dr. Donovan, house
ply sician Of Gouvcrneur Hospital
This report had not arrived at 10 O'Clock
and President Porter sent a messenger to tho
housn Of W. Kelly In East Twenty eighth
street, one OF the Committee. requesting that
the report be forthwith submitted.
"lu case the report of the Committee IL
adverse, what action Will you take." presi-
dent Porter was asked.
81 can't say" he replied. "It would be
unjus; to say anything until the report has
been submitted.
"Reputation ana education are oil this
young Dr. Donovan possesses, and an iucau-
tious word uttered by mo now, II he IL inno-
cent, would ruin him irretrievably."
Had the Investigating Committee power
to cite Witnesses"
"They had"
Did they cite any."
81 don't know anything at oil about It,"
was President Porter's reply.
Al l1.3O o'clock President Porter was noti-
Ned that the committee han exoneratcd DIR.
Donovan.
Dr. Henry NJ. Silbcr, OF 30 seventh street,
who announced this result 10 Presl-
dent Porter. explained that Dr. DOno-
van admitted having received money.
but claimed that ho had accepted 1t
as q Tree gilt and that he was unaware at the
him to do SO.
Dvn.i Dnr Ian Sv,a
whltewashing report In full up to noon.
Barnet Rosenthal, Of ?5 Essex street, told
an EVENING WORLD reporter this morning
that he is son.in.law Of Mrs. Annie Cohen,
who died at Gouverneur Hospital Sunday
from injuries received during the panic OF
last Friday NJ the synagogue, ~ Ludlow
street.
| ~ visited Mrs. Cohen the day OF the acci-
DENT" he said. "Dr. Donovan DID not de.
mand any money from me, but gave him s5,
because ! thought It WAS right 10 give him
something for his trouble.
| Mrs Cohen had two pocketboOEs with
a3O.10 IN them. These were given TO me by
Or. Donovan. some jewelry was missing, bul
that probably WAS torn from lira Cohen In
the stampede.
However, she always carried pouch Of
money beneath ncr skirts This was also
missing, know II to have contained con.
siderable money. Il could not have been
torn on like the Iewsiry during the panic"
"By the bye." said Rosenthal. "dO 20,
think can get back those t5I"
"If you made git OF them why would 20,
wish them returned -
"Well, that's SO. Ionly asked"
The evening world., 1892-09-27
COI.ORED WOMEN ORGANIZE.
Tkey Form = Republican Club in John
r.. NIilhOlla pd's Bailiwick.

They Form = Republican Club in John
r.. NIlhOllapd's Bailiwick.
The CoiOred Ladies' Republican Club OF the
Eleventh Assembly District is unique addi-
tion to the political forces In this city. II WAS
organized last night NJ an auxiliary TO Law
yer J. Ellen rosters woman's Republican
Association, at 100 West Twenty.ninth
street. Ara 7. l. OvingtOn, manager OF Law
yer Fosters headquarters 10 the Hotel savoy,
Miss Helen bosweil, chief OF ths literary Du.
resn annex Of the same, and District leader
ex.ContrAct Labor Inspector John I. HNhoi-
lana were the sponsors Of thS club looked TO
TO arrange rn1nVp satisiaetortly."
Thirty-seven oolorsd ladies' responded TO
the call for the meeting. and Ars. Mary l.
HAIL presided. The work OF organization was
guided by MIS- Ovtngton, with the result that
Mrs. Hail was chosen President aud Mis-.
Jennie Randolph secretary.
More tims had been consumed In the work
Of explanation and adoption OF the ready
made constitution than had been Anticipated
and when the Secretary had been elected tho
clock Indicated 1890. Adjournment was &C.
cordingiy taken, and Leader Nthoiland AMI
Newsboy Sam lIillier, who had been waiting
70 make appropriate addIesses, dio not have
opportunity to speak their pieces
The evening world., 1892-09-27
JACK DANA's NEW ROMANCE.
He Elopes with . Pretty Organiss
from Oakesdale, Wash.


OAKEsDAIE, wash, Sept. 27.-This town Is
nightly stirred up over the recent elops-
ment Of Jack Dana, who " said to bs
the nephew OF Charles A. Dana, Of
New York, with Cathariue Hcimer, late
organIst in the United Brethren Church here.
Besides being musician, Miss Helmer was .
popular society belle. she is q brunette OF
twenty-five years
Miss lelmer's parents found the letter in
which Dana proposed an eiOpemeht and tried
to spoil the lovers plan by packing their
daughter OF TO Portland. Dana started
on the same train and had an ell
counter with Mr.. lielmer al Mar.
shall Junction, which resulted In both men
getting left on the station Platform. Then
Dana wired to the girl to stop at Tacoma
She did SO. This WAS on Friday last. TN sat-
urdsy Dana also reached Tacoma, and the
next day tn" wedding took place.
Dana WAS wild and extravagant III III,
youth; ms presence at o,iesaals VA.
him ont here with wife whom
the Hudson, hoping that he would settle
down on q section which tho old gentleman
welt for q time. but nnslly old habits re-
turned and his wife went back TO New York.
DaEs got divorce six weeks ago
The elder Dana, who ~ New York
publisher. TOOK away the land and
10 made n,s sH snn ae"anfs JACK " .:aSeu S d"r Sssn
again. went to singing In tbs church choir,
Joined the church, and was lately appointed
q Police Judge. IL Is not likely now. how.
ever, that he Will return TO Oakesdsle.