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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-23

Mrs Moore. Philadelphia: Col W. F. Nor on
and wife. Delaware: b. +. McCaully and Mrs.
Richard McCauily. L. ii. kiemroth and wife, ID.
q. Reilly Of lIchIield. KY; T.. L. Tucker, Ken
lucky; Gen. ". L. Disbrow. Connecticut; John
II. Buck and wife. Toledo; Capt. P. II. Dow
ling, wife and sister. Toledo, Col. James II.
Eice and wife Miss May Mcdonald and Miss
Lddie thomas. Toledo; Gen. John ). koontz
Gad wife and Mise Sadie koontz. Toledo.
Edw. {. AlLard and wife. Baltimore: Col. Cecil
u clay, Jno. u. Weaver and wife, Z. II. Jock
ley and vile. Kansas City; Henry 5. White and
vic. Red Bank. y. j., c. c. Royce and wife,
CALIFORNIA; VI. Hedges and wife. New York;
Green ~ Smith, d. I. Allan and wife, Frank
Tort, Ind. Third Auditor Hart Col ID. \.
Coulter and wife Frankfort, Ind; Col. Lonis
u. Vine and party, Mise Elizabeth Buehler,
GeitysDurg; Mr.. and Mrs. Bagley, Mrs.
Bsushe-, Cant and Ms. Thomas J. Luttrell.
Henry A. DrUry. Miss Mary Luttrell. Miss Sadie
Wine Lu;,:ell. Miss Lulu Wine and
Miss katherine Smith of York, Pa. :;
Mr., and Mr.. J. B Denny. Troy, iowa; Miss
Annie COZ, Washington Mrs. Pearl Pipes and
Mrs a. ". lipes, Washington; Mr.. and
AlTs. Ii. J. Beawell. Washington; Col. Eobt. II.
Woods. az SAINT general Department of Illinois;
Ms u ID. Couben, Clarksburg West Nirginia;
MT. aad Mrs Lee Raymond, Mrs. L. A. Booth,
Washington; Mr., Irs. and Miss o. ID. kins-
man, Maryland; Mrs. Clark, Conway. \. H.. ::
siTr- Ne-:gate. Chicago, Ill. Mrs. l. f. Brown
Pennsy lya..ia; Mis- Little. Mckenzie, Washing
ton; Ms. J. X PIpcs. West Nirgiria; Capt. and
Alrs. l.. {. Cook. Richmond. Va: Capt. and
Mrs. a. p. Lacy, Washington; Mrs j. c. Thurs
ton, Chicago; Mrs. Flora c. George, Pres
ton. Vt: Mrs. Bell smith, Perry, Iowa:
Mrs. :. II. Spsulding. DR.. Croley, Miss Hattie
spencer. Mrs. H. p. White of Taunton, Mass.
Hiss Mamie Lcny of Washington, Miss Irene
BAILEY % washington, H. e. Snyder. delegate
Daps-tmen. OF Indiana: Henry Taylor. Union
apol-; Eber Rice, commander Champlain Post
Gra,.d Rapid, Mich; II. C. Spaulding. Dundee
Mich: Mrs. Havors and Miss Je s;e Hsvers Of
Terre Haute, lid; c. NJ. Lacey Sites, Washing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-23

hotilla had been created, which saved Grant
and his army at Belmont had captured Fort
Henry; had co-operated with the army in the
capture of Fort Donelson; had rem
dered intellectually meritorious service to
Grant at the most critical moment
in the first days fight at Shiloh and all through
the night following that dreadful day; had
challenged the admiration Of the world by the
dramatic performance Of the Carondelet Mt
Island 10, which resulted in the bagging of an
entire army Of 1000 men: had fought the
enemy successfully at Fort Pillow; had de-
stroyed the enemy's entire feet at Memphis.
and without stopping to take breath pushed OF,
down into the very heart of the enemy's conn
try, where it struck the heavy blows that COM
PEELED the surrender of st. Charles on the
White river, and the confederacy now being
split in two the fotilla was ready to enter upon
car eer with the mouth Of the Yazoo a. its
base Of operations, which for novelty. des.
perate situations, grand achievement and dora-
ton is without parallel in naval history"
THEN THEY DANCED.
The freedom Of the Kearsarge having been
rendered, the visitors were introduced 70 the
following officers Of the National Association Of
Naval Veterans, who were the houored Ruests.
Admiral B. 8. Osbun, Commodore Francis B.
Allen, Chaplain Samuel Altman, Boatswain w.
e. Greenough, Secretary q. W. Bostwick. Chief
Engineer BickerstaH, Paymaster Fortier. Sur
geon shertzer and Capt. Sears. The reception
ended. the guests promenaded the ward rooms
and main deck, while the band wss exhaustino
its repertoire Of classical selections The broad
stretch between the spsrdeck and fo'castIe vss
Just the place for the merry mazes Of the
dance, and until the boatsvain piped the crew
70 quarters tsrpsiehore held supreme sway Of
the man-of-War.
Another elaborate program has bee. a.
ranged for tonight, when the mcmbers 81 ~
citizens' committee With thsir familiss vin -
esivo welcome On board.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-02-18
HaIbS @~etterfolcuoer.

Salbs &alenber Der trttijden Gage
fir 1892. 1T ioebeu NIT elmer ourd ben
Seberireit ueranlaBten 8eripdtuug bel
8artleben in @ien eri9tenen. Nidt
weni9er ala uierunoaman5is .tritii4e
Gage" barren unler i'm be9onneuen
Sabre, ..bapou reu1 erlter, .a1t 3meiter
uno iieben britter Oronung; ais .tri>
tiidfer"e Gag oes 9aujen Sabres it Der
70. Wdra be5ei@net, an mel@em bic
9rD6te Grbudbe DeS Monbes unD bee
aequatortanb besielben 3uiamuentref<
fen. DaS Sabr 1892 lit fir Salbs
Ebeorie besbalb jebr beodtenspertb,
neil es rabedu bic b69jten Gluthmertbe
aufpeiit, Die in benz BON Galb entoedten
p~ierid6ri9en @Dtlus lberbaupt pur=
toumen t6uneu. Hls be Gorm, in
wel@er iid an iolden Ta9eu bic atmo<
ipbariI9e @o9flut duBert, uno bic afs
gbaratteriitit berielbeu betradtet wers
ben fanr, er9ebeu iid na9 Mubolpb
6albs uieliabrisen 8eobadtuu9en fol
9enoe @rideinuugen: ~ 9dufun9 Der
barometrii@eu Minima ooer 0epreliio>
men, @irbelitiirme uuo permebrte Mies
oeri@ldse i'm Nu0emeinen. y @etpit>
ter i'm @iuter. 81 @dneefd0e I'M
Sommer ooer in @e9enoen. tuo iie iebr
eelten .auftreten (unteritalien. @uo.
Irantrei4, Noroafrifa, Ruite bon &lein>'
aiien). ~ @euitter nit @9neegeit6>
Der. s. Sic erlten @etpitter i'm 6rlb=
jabr r1o oer erI!e @@nee i'm !6erbit.
81 @inbrud eines nit @a1eroampf
9eiatttsten Sloiromes in 9roBen So
ben, Der iid entiueoer burd pl6bli1es
Ebaupetler ooer bur9 tiefblauen 4iu1>
mel BEL auifa1eno grocer DurhI@tigteit
Der NtmoIpbdre perrdtb. y &f
zines iolden Sioitromes NIT el,en1 1id
linn entsesenitellenoen Morcitrome,
4arafteriiirt our4 Girru5p1ltben ober
lberbaupt our@ Bolfeu, bic cine grobe
Neisuus 5ur Bilouns paraleller 5treifen
uerratben, 8roben, Fodi9en Simmer.
wolten alei&en 'uao bdufis cine elei4.
faQs parale(le Auerour9iur9ung aui<
,peiien. @esenb09en, @tr,dresen uub
bdufiger Wedlel BON &e9en 'uno Sonz
neni9ein, elm iosenanates ~4prilpetter-1,
erf@eiuen our@ bieie @baratteriitit be.
oin9t. ~.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-02-18

abMexb xnb raid eHti4loFeS nieb er bic
unbeimli@e 0eltalt tpieber bonn @aaen
bsranter, bieb auf baS Hferb elm uno
selonste in raider 1abrt s(Qdli4 sad
9auie. Sect erit eewahrte e., bab oos
6anbi6rb6en her perraemt(i&en Grau
nod i'm BAG lag. Gs entbielt duber
eiuem selaoehea @epotber ni&ts.
seatiouatratb tuurbe mitaetbeilt, Bic
NeIeRieuns bon ct. Naurice i'm
Rhouethal toite 2 MiQioneu Grancs.
bieienise in 2~usieniteis an her oterrei'
&i@en @renSe 100000 Grancs. -
Die Bunbesner,ammluna ,piro bic
0anbelsuertrdse NIT Deutl&tano uno
Deiterrei4 erit in nd&iter ISOLDE be-
ratben.
ct. @auen. 70. San. anseiidts Der
iebr erniten Sage Der Stiderei' Snbu,
jtrie beidlob beute cine Geridmmluns
bon Stidfabritauteu in Sa9eu Der 2ebn'
froae inn Stidereiperbanb einftimmia,
tre1 am Berbaxbe feRjnbalte1, tounsee
mas sa uolle, bic A~rbe,tsje,t I'M. elnea
Tag in Der Bo@e III reoujiren nno bic
Nadtarbeit ab5ul9aiieu. fir Speatali'
tdteu aussenomu.en, feruer am Ntiui'
naauobu bon 80 &appen feitaubalten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-02-18

!, Der enatif&e Gori&er. @aoenitein bat
auf @run6 e,ner @e,be mlbieliaer I'm
terin&unsen xnb umitdnolider 8ere4'
uur,aen bic Grase ju .l6ien oerin4t,
,pau,i bic Grbe p~olltdnoia beublfert tei1
,perbe. Nusenbli@ 1T ber @rebaQ. BEL
len Nelpobner etiua 1,467.0OO.OO0 adh.
len m5sen, iebr xuslei& bep6ltert. iooaB
i'm Durdihuitt MUIR ettua 81 @intpob'
,,er auf bic eualiide Auaoratmeile toms
men tuarben. Tbeilt mon bic @eiammt-
GrouberHGde BON 46. 900 engt,
iden Auaoratmeilen in brei @ruppen:
iru4tbares bebuuunssfa6ises 2ano,
6teppeu unb @liten, 70 tpdren bierpoa
rs WiQionen enslii6e Auaoratmeilsn
frudttares 2an6, IA Millioneu Step'
ben unb 4 MiQionen Dahe. ais
b64Iiab( ber Bep6lteruns, ,uelde pie
fru@tbaren 2antitri@e au erndbrea i'm
5tanbe tpdren, retnet @anenitein 2O7
G%inwphner auf bic luabratnleile, eiHe
8obl, bic als Mittelwertb 9enon,n1et1
1T aus ben Bep5lteruussdiffern auSer.
orbentli4 bi9t bemobnter lanoitride,
fir bereu Grndbruns nur ooer bod nur
IN beioaoerem MaBe bs@rtrossfdhisteit
oes Booens in Jrage fommt. ME ss}n'
elen NIT ,l75 G,nmobneru, China nit
295 uub Sapal1 NIT 264 auf be en9li.
ide luaoratmeile; n,un,t Ct on ferner
iir be @teppsu 10 unb ftr bic @afen
l Snbipibuum auf bic Auaoratmeile.
Nuf bieie @eiie tpdren 1894 Wiqionen
@iu,uobaer bas Mariuum on Meni9eu,
'bas bic Groe ernibern t6unte. Die sc.
a~entudrtise 8ep6lferun9s5uuabme iteGt
lid nod ben @e@uunaen &auenlte.ns
ilr europa auf 81 b. $ in 10 Sabren,
Nien aui 6, Nfr,ta auf 10, Guitraliea
NIT benz Snielardipel aui 80, Moros
amerifa aui 20 uno Sibamerito apf Is.
Der Dur9i9nitt fir ole @eiammtbe'
differing ber Groe lit alio Elm 8uua@S
BON 8 b. $. in einem 8eitraum bon le
10 Jabren. Nuf @runb oieler Differ
tpiroen bic 1894 M,Qioneu i'm Sabre
2072, clio bon jest ab i&on nod ISL
Sobren bic grbe beosden. Sir oielelbe
Reit 9abeu ia audi bic @eolosen propbez
3eit, boB Der Roh1enuorratb @ns(anbs,
bas beute nod fat bic san5e 8elt uer-
iur9t, eri40pft fem tu.ro.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-02-18
DoEalsDartat,te.
Sn &alau er6ielt elm auli aus &saffsss
Elm Sou; nit einem @ilo &ali.

- Sn Der wlrttemberaijden &am<
taer bate elm Ab8eproneter ben Nntra9
seite0t, bic &erbanblun9en ioQten tets
nit einem @ebet er6ffnet 'uerben. Da
erbob ii9 Qblauo, befanutli4 elm t;ef>
reli90ies @emiitb, uno ia9te: ,.@s bei6t
tpobl III oer Bibel: &enu bu betet, gebe
in bein &dmmerlein, aber es bcibt nt@t:
in bic &ammer!" 9amt mar iener
Nntra9 be9raben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-02-18
60 pl6ku@>

.@o, 5rdule,u, tuir baben bic 6atritei
oieler aeuen &ir9e nun seieben, nab
jebt fibre i'd sic gum Iltar.
go pl6Bli@.. -. reoen sic bod nit
meiner NAma!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-02-18

MM6! r. M ~
@lie: r@ott, i'd faae Sir, in BET
austeuuns mar es beute uieoer ent<
siideno, i'd babe m.9 96ttli9 anil
~iiert!"' ....s,.
Hrioa: so. = fno benin 10 j@ane
Biloer ba?"
gle: .a& ia, Bilber iinb aud ba."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-02-18
g1u@ etue Grt. drmm9>

N1W ette UT .0tNH0~
,Yapa, mas 1T benn eisentli@ &bi'
lo~jopbie?"
rNtein Sinh, @biloiopbie 1T basic
uiee Ding, baB oernlnfti9e Meniden
uerridt uno bic Berriidten b~ernluftig
ma&t."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-02-18
HHf sem maS1eubau.

.8as, 1idt nal cine 5la1de Gbam>
paaner tpuQen sic ipenoieren2 sic iino
elm &nider uno i'd babe sic fur 9ener6s
9ebaltenl"
,s5a, 10 Tam man ii@ tdul&ea auf
benz RastenbaQt"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-02-18
Gin 4ffitue.

sept bei6t's, mel Ilte gut unterz
balten, oamit iie barber gang persibt,
Die &risel 81 5dblen, bic i9 pertiia'!s'
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-02-18

St. S." dufolse bat ber Der ieiner 8eit
t%attgebabten Nboronuns at. ben &a,ier
angeb6renoe 8ersmann @iesel feline
a9tmonatli@e @efdu9niBitrafe IN @ies>
burg an9etreten. 9,e Boli3et in Sler<
lobn uerbaftete mebrere anar&iiteu.
Mlnier, 49,. San.-Sm BrodeB
ruesea bes fo5ialoemotratii@tn lleber.
faQs in 8uer ,purbe ber Nnset(aste
Nid ipesen 2anofrieoensbru@s uno
Eootl9lass 5u Is Sabren, &snrab
Gang III Is Sahreu. Morteniobn i'll
IA Sabren, Molte, 2uc,uis Sang uno
3artmanu ju ie 103 Sabren 8u@tbaus
perurtbeilt. @e9en S@luB Der Sibun9:
tpareu, tpie man uns aus Wunlter
n,eloet, bejonoere Siderbeitsuortehrun
gen 9etrofen. 60 uaren iammtli@e
Tbiiren bes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES &C.
1@lol5en tporben; I'M @9mur9eri&ts<
iaale bate cine 5ahlrei@e Mil,tar> unb
8oliaeimannidaft tpa9iames Guee auf
bic Hnssttaeten, tuel&e bis 5u ibrer
Nbflbruns rubi9en' @lei@mutb 5eisten.
@beinpropin5. =.
Da6eloorf az. San. = Der @dub>
bamr1, &pelder BON Der @taot auf benz
ienleiti9en &betnufer ;tue8en Der neuen
@a~fenanla9en auf9efibrt ,uoroen if, bat
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-02-18

leSab oer Bug ,uahrl9einlid entsleiit
,udre, wenu Der 28ddter i'm n,dt aui,
9ebalten .batte. Die B~eItir5uns mar
UNI 10 GROCER, ais in ben nd4ften
@tunoen Der 9of3us, NIT benz Der &ai=
fer feline @eije na9 80bmen autrat,
Die SteQe paiiiren muBte. Man tele<
graphite na9 @ien, bod ,puroe Die
&elie nid)t unterbro@en uno itren9iteS
StiQl@mei9en befoblen. Sci genauerer
unteriu9uns perpidelte ii@ oer Babn'
,pdrter 8runner bann IN &ioeripri4e,
be i@lieBli@ III ieiner gerurtbeiluns
in @rman8elung zines anoere.t @trafs
re9tSparaarapben tpe9en bosbafter &c.
iddolsuns elmer @iieubabnanlase fibr<
ten.
=. @4weia
Beru, %. San. - @.n !9err aus
@ioau tefano ii@ in elmer Der lebten
Ma9te nit ieineu, Subrwert auf Der
&eimfabrt Lungs bes @eeufers BON
&wana fer aesen 8iel- Cine Grau bat
ibn, mitfabren III birfen. 9ieie @itte
1puroe freunbli@ eerpdbrt. Sic 6rau
reidte 5uerit ibr 9anbf6rden benz
6errn in ben @a9eu, UNI oann felbit
na95uitei9en. Nls aber Der 9err ibr
bebiilfli@ iein tuollte. erfannte ct aus
oer Beril9rung nit ber 6ano, baB nt@t
cine Trau, ionoern elm Mann IN ben
@eibstleioern itedte. Midts @utes
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-02-18

9en YalQte elm aroBere9 GeFMa9I F"''.
g pmmern.
@tettin, II. eSan- - Ser anbalteuoe
6roit bot auf Der Dber cine @isoede
BON 8 8on,Stdrte be%rporsebra@t. Get
poraeitern baben bic @isbre@er ibr:
Ebatiafeit o,uieenromm men i1e iinb bereits
nit 4 6ra@t> u1o 2 8erionenoampfern
bier einaetrofen. - am Mittwo@ wer>
ben be bieiiseu Observation-Disclosures
elmer, Nusitano Beginner. 9iefelben
erfldren ii9 nit einem neueroiu9s BON
Der Boli3ei int GinueritanbniB NIT Der
@agifrat erlaifeuen Iarif ni@t eia'
perltanben, ber am %9enanateu cage IN
Rraft treter Nfou. Ma@bem cine Be-
f@peroe bel benz 8rdiioenten erfolsloS
eetpeien, 1oQen bic 9roi@tenfabrteu eia<
QeiteQt tueroeH.
@oQnpm, %. Sanuar. -@eit beute
{rab 1tebt i'm Centrum. oer @taot Elm
GROCER 6dujertomplet in Slammen'
Yron. 8reuBem
R1ni9sberg, ~. San.-@ine lebenss
seiabrli9e 6abrt auf elmer gisi@oae
beitarten brei Slider aus Sarfau am
furii@en 9aff; bieietben batten ii4 beius
Gisgans auf oas 6af 9eruast, nm bic
Gisi9oQen BON ibre1 aus9ele9ten @ebeu
ab5ubalten. 9ierbei ,uuroe tbr Boot
nusetporfen, uno fe tau.e,t auf cine
grobe Glsi@olle 5u lie9en, auf tuel@er
&c bis gum Nbeub, leoeu Nu9enblid ben
3pb por Muaen, umbertrieben. 9ur@
ben .3uiaunmenitoB nit anoeren Gisz
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-02-18

uaertte oer @olbat (ein rub,9er Man1
pom 81. ,Snfanterie' Resiment, mel4er
bereits lber 5tpei Sabre bient), in eiti>
ger @ntfernun9 ,tpieoerum bic atuei
Yerjone1 uno b0rte in oeunielben Musen'
blide einen ana1 uuo mertte, mie cine
&uqel bur1 ieinen 9elm oran9 ,lno iein
Ropfbaar f~treifte. 9uslei@ fprangen
bic be,oen 8erionen fort, oer Soften
le9te ouf lie an uno CAB einen S&uB
al, ,pelder 9%etroffeu baben muB, benn
Der @oloat Sab. ME elmer Der Mdnrer
ftar3te. Ma@ eer Nbl6iuns bes &oiteas
tpurbe 1ofort bic 9on5e @eae11o ab9ez
freift, stuobei mon jipar 8lutipuren,,
aber ni9t bic '2ln9retfer fano. au9
an, nd9aen 2:ase bl,eben bic Ma&for'
}9unaen erfol9los. Wan bernutbet in
ben beiben @erionen Biloerer, bic ant
aenomuen baben, pom Soften erfanut
au iein unb ihn beSbalb aus benz @e9e
rdunen tuouten.
Dppenbeiu,, 70. San. 9as 9reibs
els 9ebt iebr ftart, bic S@iffabrt 1T
eir9elteM. Der &beia fdQt.
Greie Stdots
6ambure, 20. San. Bie man bier
pi1Ien piQ. ,pdren &erbanolun9er
5mil@en @ambura uno &reuBen einz
0eleitet, nm bic Sniel @ilbelmsbur9,
pelde gum 8r6Bereu Ebeil GUT &ropin5
6annoper eebDrt, an 9ambur9 our Ct.
peiterung bes Greibafensebiets ab5u>
treten. Die Sniel 1T bere,ts jebt taua'
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-09-03

BY refusing to endorse their pres
ent state administration the repub.
licaas admit as true the charge Of
corruption and incompetency that
has been laid against it; by refusing
to renomina;e even one of the pres
ent state officials they have admit
ted their inability to defend them
against the charge of incapacity as
public servants. And yet the
same hand (Senator Dubois') that
moulded the republican ticket two
years ago called the present one in
to life at Moscow on the 18th. It
is nothing but new hand from the
same old marked deck of cards,
with Bill Mcconnell as joker. Gov.
Wiley was "too corrupt" to head
the g. 0. p. this trip, and so was
kicked off the perch to make room
for the immaculate Mcconnell.
Ghost of Dave Updyke preserve us!
Gen. Roberts was ''too corrupt" to
succeed himself as Attorney.G Gen
eral, and still that other piece of
Wood River terra Gotta, Geo. NJ.
Parsons, is trotted out as an i'm
provement. Gen. Roberts has a
clear case of SANDER against the
republican state convention. Mai
Pinkham did not prove himself
enough of a despot in the recent
C9ur d'Alene troubles and so the
office of Secretary Of State was CIV
en- to the mighty Curtis, whose
brief authority under the martial
law now in force there endears
him to the neutrality-suspicious.
heart. the whole list shows the
evident intention of the republican
management to 60 the present state
government one better on the point
of audacious corruption. Will the
people allow themselves to be de.
ceived again?
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-09-03
CHOLERA IN NEW YORK.
The Dread Plague Carried to Our
Shores by Steamer from Ham
burg.

New York, Aug. 31.-There is
now no doubt the % persons who
died on the steamship Moravia,
which arrived here Tuesday night
from Hamburg, died from the
dreaded disease, Asiatic cholera.
The health officer of the port,
DR.. jenkins practically made the
admission tonight when he return
ed to quarantine after having spent
the afternoon on board the plague
stricken vessel.
This is DR.. Jenkins version of
the Moravia's condition: 81 visited
the vessel and made a general in
Spection of the people. l found
them all apparently we'll excep,
two convalescent patients. Dr.
lsreal informed me there had been
40 one on board i'll within five DAYS
Most of the cases became i'll, a
snort time after they sailed. Some
lied in less than "a hours. Tn.
last death occurred on the 2Sth
Ten cases occurred within "a
hours after sailing. OF "a people
stricken % died. No temperature
was taken, but the surgeon judged
The temperature of the patients was
very low from the touch. The
patients, the ships surgeon sail.
were debilitated after long railroad
rides before embarkation at Ham
burg.
"Dr. Bryan took some bedding
from one of the rooms in which the
two patients were. This was some.
what soiled and offered a very good
subject for examination. He will
probably know whether it contains
by tomorrow. l ordered
the captain to Thoroughly disinfect
everything and everybody on
board"
New York, Aug. 31.-The steam
ship Moravia, of the Hamburg.
American line. which arrived from
Hamburg last night, had % deaths
m board during the passage of the
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aid sent trained athlete To h0th
exhibitions last light to compare
the men aud their methods. His
report is as follows:
81 have seen the gladiators at
work. | watched Corbett closely
in Madison Square as he wrestled,
played hand ball, punched the
bag and ran for three hours. |
saw Sullivan in his bout with Jack
Ashton in the CIermont avenue
rink, Brooklyn. Comparing the
works of the two men to its effect
on each, there can be but one but
one conclusion. Corbett, as far as
condition is concerned, is by far
the better man Never have l
seen a more perfect specimen OF
the trained athlete than when l
looked upon Corbett. One could
trace every muscle of his mag.
nificent back, arms and chest.
The clear skin showed a perfect
condition Of the blood. His tongue
was clean and red, proving that
his liver and stomach were in per-
feet order and the fact that there
was no appreciahle acceleration of
normal respiration after long
wrestling bout with an athlete
weighing 220 pounds showed that
the young Californian's wind is
on par with his muscular strength.
Without having a pound of super
f1uous fat Corbett is far from being
OVERTURNED. He went at this
work as hungry man goes at his
dinner. His trainer was twice
obliged to expostulate with him for
continuing his exercise after being
told to desist. There is no surer
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sign of perfect physical -
than this appetite for vo,s s'''ea
Snort coroett proved that h. =. N
endurance to fight for hours - "a.
strength to fight with effect a ~.
exhibition with the punching h.'
showed that bis eye is wonds,f' vas
quick and that his hands
wonderfully accurate. 's
"sullivan's appearance is .,,.
plete surprise to me. To be wy
his eye and skin were clear h.. wv
he sat in his corner before h..;1
ming the bout with Ashton tonish,
he looked like anything but . NV"
trained for such a battle as !, :.
take place at New Orleans Sen,o,.
Der 9TH. When the champion held
his head erect a roll of fat formed
on the back of his head. WIZ.
he leaned forward his close.6tt;n,
belt seemed to cut into his v.;,.
1t looked as though one conld
gather handfuls of fat on his aida,
and stoinache. His movements,
compared with those of Corhett
seemed slow and listless. A fev
seconds of quick work sent III.
preparation running off the cham.
pion in stream, and when he s.t
in his corner at the end of the first
brief round, his respiration va,
hurried. Three rounds and III.
respiration seemed to become IN.
even.
ITO sum up from a professional
point of view Corbett has on ri.
side youth, ability and enduranc.
Sullivan's only advantage 50 f,r,
as can see lies in his superio,
strength"
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SUMMONS.

SUMMONS.
IN the Justices Court of Emmett precinct, in the
county of Ada, state Of Idaho
j. M. Martin, Plaintiff,
, against Summons.
9. Z. Luce, Defendant
The People Of Idaho sends Grcetio1 To
{. T.. Lace, defendant You are
hereby summoned to appear before me, at nv
nice III Emmett, In the unity of Ada on the
TN DAY OF september, 1892. at 10 o. clock a. m
N an action brought against You by said plaintiff
70 answer the complaint of the above named
hnntlii, d NJ Martin; Said action is brought
uadredth dollars 1881 800 as a balance due on
nco!nt board and lodging furnished You by
ola!ntilf between the 10Th day Of August 1891.
Al the 9TH day OF October. 1891, Of Judgement
WI ne taken against You for the said amount,
getner with costs Of this suit, If You fail to APP
ear and answer. To the sheriff or An, cOnSta.
Die Of said county, greeting: Make legal service
nd due return thereof. Given under my hand
tnd seal this nth day OF August, 1892
II. II. FULTON,
Justice OF Peace Of said Precinct.
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ship to New York. Tne shlp
doctor says the deaths were fTou
cholerine.
Aboard the Moravia at III
present time there are three case
m measles and two women recovering
from slight attack of desea>e
The entire steerage comes from the
infected district and tonight DR..
jenkins is exceedingly anxious
and worried over the outlook.
The Moravia arrived last night
about 10 o'clock and, strange to
say, Notwithstanding her terrible
record of deaths on the voyage. the
captain passed through Sandy Hook
and up the bay and through the
fleet of steamships which were
anchored off the boarding station.
She did not stop there, but moved
up several hundred feet north of
the fleet, within about eight miles.
of the Battery, and there dropped
anchor.
No word was sent ashore all
night, nor did any of the company
Of quarantine officers board her.
In the early morning they started
on their usual round to board
vessels anchored in the stream and
the Moravia was the last one which
the physicians, Drs. Tallmadgs
and Sanborn, drew up alongside of.
1t was then after 10 o'clock, and it
was known that the Moravia was
from an infected port.
DISAPPOINTED IN SULLIVAN.
A New York Athlete Thinks corbsH the Better
Man.
New York, Aug 3O.-The Her