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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-15

cold work connected With duck shoot
anx- Dogs Of this hseed VIII retrieve
ducks time and time again when
they have to 60 through leo and water 20
get u them. Their coats viii yust be
covered with ice, which freezes on them
while waiting for another shot. Not oniy
90 they DO this for . short time. bat keep
u up from morning 70 night and viii SIT
on the SNOW painting from heat. Mr..
Uown'ngs dog Marsh is fair specimen Of
this breed g. g. White has anothes
which will also he on the bench.
he Isrger breeds will be well repre-
sented. II. T. Stumes's ST. Bernard dog
Fiin Monarch "a. X. G. s. b. will be at-
maFed by many. He Is fine specimen OF
the breed, already tipping the scales at 100
pounds. although young dog Mr.. Kirby
VIZ have bis dogs In again. The Judging
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-15

Eastern shows this year coming As high as
l.J0. In the Crystal Palace show in
England fully 9. 500 dogs were entered.
There are now hundreds and hundreds
Of hlue-biooded dogs inthis country. which
have either been imported or bred from
dogs Of good pedigrees on the other side.
good many men make their living by
breeding and selling dogs, and they will
some tilnes show you pedigree rs long as
your arm and extending back for eight or
nine generations. The entrance fee at the
Seattle show will be s. for each dog The
entries closed Saturday. A litter Of pup
pies may be entered for exhibition only,
the cost Of which is 81. Ii an exhibitor
wishes to sell his dog he must state his
price in the catalogue.
A good many people are under the inn
preston that n dog has to have - pedigree
In order TO be entered. bu, this Is not the
case.
All that is necessary. If the dog is not
registered or has no pedigree, is to have
the dog listed with the secretary of the
American Kennel Club for publication in
the ameriran Kennet Gazette. the cost of
which IS . cents. II this amount Is
handed the secretary with the entry blank
he vii, see that he dog Is listed. II n dog
after being listed wins two first prizes in
shows held under American Kennel Club
rules and rccog aixed by 1t he may be reg
is.ered in the American Kennel Club stud
book, the cost of which is ST. The pre-
MUM lis, which is now ont includes the
following classes;
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-15

Nuunaf.s Josiah Collins, II. B. Bromley, G. @.
s to- il. A. 1weedie, r. X Atkins: supcrin-
npss 0scss Joccs: veterinarian, DR.. Mcln-
+ ~; rub II a member OF tho Pacific
- ssiEuit, which consists Of tho follow
heGaes:
~ edsrnenial Kennel Cub. Of Denver. Col. !:
norkSss Kennel Club. of San Francisco, Cal. I;
~ As;tssu California Kennel Club. OF Los
fnu1k., tsl, aud the Seattle Kennel Club, Of
/ GStsS..:
~ pslncipal object of the club in join
hettk;sircuit is the advantage of sccur-
J r. III. same Judge at less expense, and
M SEDws OF the different clubs are al
IN sseid within few days Of each other
ang f:,od dogs will make the circuit
M &auld not come long distance for
~ kor alone.
1hexaowned judge. George Raper. OF
1n(losas has been secured and will Judge
= eesaes. starting at Los Angeles, Cal.
- gpissg 70 San Francisco. arriving here,
N ksph. BY tomorrow. John Davidson,
oio1es sell known all over the United
Dnln III connection with bench shows
- fall trials. will judge the Denver
~. ghsh prizes to the amount Of 81
~ III first and second prizes respec-
~, ALL be given in most Of the classes.
th slime valuable special prizes do
~ ~ The business men Of Seattle will
bsDsss@.
1hsss sili he one class each for dogs and
Mr. u the recognized breeds. while
nepief isiil compete in the same class.
1ifsst'ae above namni prizes numerous
~ ssfH.ials will he given.
lnUse!she dogs to be entered. owned in
~ elst are the following: Nat GIencho.
4, g, s. b., 6,tss). tCham. t;leneho-
Nd. III Irish setter. belonging to Josiah
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-15
Ma.t.fis. s.. Rernarsls. Newiaunsllands.

Mas,.is, St Bernards. Newioundsands.
Great Danes. deer hounds. ssryhouns!s,
foxhounts. pointers, English settlers. Irish
settlers. Gordon settlers. Irish water
spanioIs, field spaniels. cocker spanle!s
tblaesl, cocker spaaicls tany either co.oFl.
retriever, Cheasspcakes. collies. palma
,iaas ar coach dogs, terriers of all the diff
;erens varieties. toy spaniels. pug<, sp'tz
and miscellaneous classes. 4 class for
bulldogs viii also he given. The Judging.
which Is the most interesting part Of he
show. commences promptly Wednesday,
May l.. o, l p. IN. pr. Mcintosh has been
appointed veterinarian and ali dogs Viii
he carefully examined prior ~ being
henehei. There will. therefore. be no
danger OF dogs catching any disease from
other dogs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-15
TACOMA SPORTING GOSSIP.
The Tacems Cricket Team In
Training ~Sprsntsr laaxd oe's Race.

T.cox., May ll-isreeias. The fol-
lowing players have been selected 80 WELD
the willow and protect the wicket In the
snteres. OF the Tacoma Athletic Club
cricket team. which will visit Victoria on
May -. - and - They are expected TO
return winners:
gass.s sale Hill. J Slsske. NJ Ml.iaieeos., "
w.,sae ". ~ nsy. A. J. Asay. !. \. ksrsAs~.
y + Willis ". Kerr, 4 4. Hurley All J. T.
CEsrleasasiA
The members Of the team have done
some excellent practice work ana \ lae
game Is anticipated.
E,s Mosrlssey. who Is 10 Elga, Barber. Of
Seattle. un May - has go, d0sn 10 train
lnr for the contest sTs earnest. lie seems
confident, Ia, seldom expresses himself a.
anyone lie wiA probably so East after
the tirht-
Billy Lsnsion, the sell- known sprsu;sr,
viii leave fer Portland Tuesday. where lie
has . race on .ov sSo Several asnasear
,rrinsers saa runners all sissr Portland
and participate in the amateur athletic
games there Isx. week.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-15

CHRIS Anderson. who has been acting IS
engineer al the 6rand hotel. was o.iing
the grooves Of the elevator between the
first and second floors on Saturday morn
ing whea the elevator came down upon
hign. breaking his left arm IN three places
below tue eloow. lie exoneraies the ele-
vator boy from blame. As ne failed 20 give
notice that he vas in the shaft The bone
was Sc; by Dr. T. l. Smith and Anderson
vas removed TO The hospital.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-15

National Leagas


SAN rRsScsscc, May A-~Scores Of TO-
days gsussx:
Morning rAsas--oakiAnd I. hsss hits 5. erre-s
& ssa Francisco u. base hats -. errors 1 hat
,.-ses-Hor1er snd Cody, kae!i and -rear
Afternoon game-oskiaSa H. base has Is
s-ro-. san frxnc!seo q base hi;s - errors 1
v..,erte.-arsfssAs ana Eo.neT, Ralss aas
eE<xr.
Los Asaxixs, May n-~seoge Of two
games played today:
F,rs.r.as ~s:oSk,es l. base h!:s :. error. &
IL. Angeles n. Ease hi;s -. errors Batteries
-~Haspss AMI ssess. saeoi ans Lehman
sera;.s rsass--ssceksoa : base aits 4. errors :
20. Anes.es :. hzse hits 6 errors 3 Batteries
Y.nn1pr sas sxsts. Bosetsers ana Loasaan.
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ballard Is. Company DI:.

The Ballard team defeated Company II,
of the First regiment, yesterday At Bai-
lard, by q score of Is 10 II. The feature
Of the game was the effective work of
both batteries. which were made up as fol-
lows: Peabody, pitcher. aud Fowies,
catcher, for Ballard; Rawson. pitcher. and
Uodei. catcher, FOX Company ID.
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Mcdonald Wa Not in Command.

Capt Frank Mcdonald Was not acting
as captain Of the steamer j. C. Britain al
the time she ran on the rock, bat Was frs,
Officer, though be holds a captains certitl-
cate. He ~as asseep IA his bunk at the
time Of the wreck aad Capt. A. +. Hen
messy MAS In rusa G1an4.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-15

Cw,c.sss. May iA-Totsy ~as the frs.
league gsxae ever seen ia Chicago On sSa-
dAy. The Reds wen sas game ia the las;
three innings b. . combination .: hard
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-15

Earned ruus~s SEATTLE l. Two-hase hif-Bab-
biu / Tnree-bsse bit--shannshau. Struck
ou,~By Mcdonnell l. Horton .. King & Bases
on h,lis@-gr Horton :, King 3 HIT by hail-By
Horton !. Mcconnell :. Wild pi,ehes~-by Nc
toauetI l. Horton :, King /. Passed balls--By
popc 3 Rsaekiord2 lime OF Easne--3:o5. L m.
p!se-E J. Holden. manager OF Cinderella com
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-15

Splendid store room, I'D feet deep. Ga
Commercial street Fisst-eisss location.
Los rent. Apply from lbs quue-Laslnes
building
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ainANr. Or, May H.-IspecsaL Guy
Thompson. /, years of age, while playing
ball six miles from Albany yesterday, was
accidentally struck on the head With tie
bali. causing hemorrhase of the brain. He
died this morning.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-15
THE
INCUBATOR
ONCE
MORE.

Now that thirty boys have been made happy by
becoming owners of fine watch apiece from u.s. We
will turn our attention and efforts to the incubator.
The incubator is still Matching away and will
probably get through about May 26th.
Our offer to the person guessing the nearest to
the number of chickens that will he Matched from
the 100 White Leghorn eggs in the incubator is $40
Overcoat or Suit of Clothes. In addition to our
offer Caldwell Larkins the well known poultry
dealers at 1910 Front street. make second OFFER
one pair White Leghorns worth $40; third, two
settings Of White Leghorn eggs worth s.: fourth,
one setting Of White Leghorn eggs worth $500.
Take a look at the incubator hard at work in
our window.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-15
cossIP or BASEBALL

hitting and errors BY the Colts. Score:
| Chicago L. Cincinnati L.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-18

mebr, nab6em ringsrm inn 9an6e lebbaft
agtttrt lit, auf einem in 2abore ab3ubaltenz
ben Gon9rcB Dor9ebra9t unO er0rtert perz
ben. Der inbil4e NbgeorOnete .. Naoroii
ertlGrte por l%etlter 2lbretie gum GongreB,
baB Sic 6auptfla9e fi6 gegen Bic err
briiden6e 8~eiteuerung ricbten tper0e. Oie
Steuerquote in England betra9e 6,92 psf.
Ser &opf, bieienige SnOiens 1913, alio mebr
ais baS 9oppelte. Gorgei6lagen iole
tperben, mas bem engIii3en Sbr unarec7
1tebm tltn9e: grOBere Sparlarnteit tn Der
gerpaItung burb @ricbung Der en9Itiben
8eamten burh Gingeborene, nit 9lusz
nabme Ser b0blten Soften. @on bet iabr=
Iid6en Gtnnahme bon 68, 1000, 900 8funb
Stcrl. (etni6IieBIi6 Der @tienbabnen) fGn7
BEN 1900, 900 Bfunb ibren @eg na9
@ngLanb. Snbien merOe baburb auf baS
gefd6rGibite aus9epreBt. @enn bos 2anb
aufriebener gema3t perbe, 10 laiie iib bas
Seer berringern un6 es fOn1ten au3 baz
0urb @riparniiie ~er3ieLt tperben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-18
5ehn Pierce uno mauIeieI
Don einem Giienbahn5uee iiberfahren.

@incn empfin6Giden GerIuit erGitten
Samitag Na6t bic 9rainirungSe@ anal7
@ontractoren campbell unb Ninslep, 6eren
Scbuppen unb Staaun9en ii6 geraoe
auBer6alb bet Stabtgren3e bon &emont, in
Ser gfdbe Ser Santa S6s8abn, befanben.
9(m @amitag 9tbenb bate elmer bcr Staa7
fnecbte cine brcsrnenOe 9aterne ouf BEN
TuBboOen iteben laiicn, Elm Mauleiel Iblu9
iie UNI, fobaB cine @rplolton e~rfoletc, unO
i'm Nugenblid itanb Oas 9eu unb StrOb in
Slammen. Sen Stalleuten gelang eS
5tpar, Die 8ferbe unb MtauleieL los8ubtn7
SEN un6 in's Sreie gu treiben, oo3 acbt3ebn
berielben liefen, bon ben SIommen 9ez
dnsitist, auf ben @iienbaDnbamm in benz
ielben Nugeubltd, ais Elm Bug beran>
brauite. Nfebrcre ber Sphere puroen iofort
get66tet unb anbere 10 erbeblt9 0erlebt,
ba6 iie fpGter frepirten oocr er1cbol1en
muBten. 0as StaQgebGnoc tpltrbe
Elm &aub Ser TLammer, rcprdienttrte teOO9
tetner groBen MertD.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-18
QusIano.

-9aS @e1ammtprditbtum bes8uroes 0er
Sitter bD1t @i1er11en &reu5 mar bteier Gage
in 8erltn Su elmer SiBung periamrnelt, in
Der Die S9luB6eratbung bet 8lnoesiabunz
gen erfolgte. NuBeroem tDurben ~geet9nete
S9ritte bei6loiien, UNI benz beim 8unbesz
ratb unb &ei6stag eingereic6ten Broteit
gegen bic @ntnabme DDn 81 WfiQtonert aus
benz &eicbs7 Snpalibenfon6s gr0Bern 9tabz
brud at geben. Ser 8un6 lit Der Nn1icbt,
baB nit bieier @ntnabme bic WtDgLihfeit
ibmin6et, bic Teiticbung zines @brenloloes
fir bic Sitter bes %cilernen &rel3es llno 6a7
6urcb bie@tnl0 lung zines &aiieripo rtes su erz
retden. 9aB man ilberbaupt cine 0erartige
Summe aus benz Gei6s> Snoaltbenfonbs
entnebnten f0nne, iet etn Bemeis fiir Die
btsber ungeniigenbe 8ebanbluns Der Snz
bali6en. 9as 8un6esprditbium bei6Gftigte
ftb, enbIt6 nob nit Ngttattonsfraqen, man
mill beriu6en, ale Sitter bes e~ilernen
&reuscS i'm Bun6e 5u Dcreinigen.
- SIN 6cr gfarrftr6e bcs 9orfes GLEN
BEL Baberborn fan6 neuIt6 Die Srauung
bes grtnsen Otto bon S6auntburgs2tppe
nit SrGulein 2lnna b. &Oppen, Eoc6ter oeS
@utbeiibers s.. b. &0ppen aufGingelSbru6
BET 8aberborn, itatt. Der Brtn5 tpar
2(nfons Der abtsiger Sabre lieutenant beim
/. @eifdlii1en !6uiaren : &egiment in
8aberborn, fonnte aber ert infolge 6es
3obes ieines 8aterS, bes lit Oielem Sabre
pertorbenen regierenben Siiriten BON
S6aumburg z2ippe, Ben SeiratbspIan nerz
tpirfli6en. Ser 8rin3 lit Wtaior i'm
preuBiiben Seere.
Die omerifaniiden Santtdtsbean1z
ten, melde nit 8lfit9t ouf Bic G6olerazf
gefabr felt Sabresfriit in 6amburg ftatioz
nirt tparen, baben ibre ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
BON Ser &esierung er3alten; aucb otc9nab
8remen unb 6aore entianoten amertfanie
i6en SanttGtsinipeetoren meroen balbtgit
nadb @aibin9ton surii6febren.
Gus &6ln miro gcmeloet: Die Qtnz
tinbtgungen iber ben uabtidDrtgen 6ofz
pianilten 9taoul SOCIALIST" ba6en ni6t
itberlrteben Ser feline &nirps ingGamS unb
&nieboie, oer iib na9 artigem @omplts
ment bot elmer nit &tnbern 5abtreiD bur61
milbten @eieaidatt ans Glaoier ieBt, UNI
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-18
feuer an fulton Strafe.
Cranes matrabenfabrif nm 81, 500 eefd6ois

Inter groBen S6tpterigtetten betGmpfte
Bic Seuertpebr Mitttpob 2tbenb ei1ten bartz
nGdtgen 8ranb in einem Dierit0dtgen
8o6itein9ebGube at Sutton StraBe. Ser
lbarfe Norbpeitiptnb macbte bas aus ben
S6lducben sei6leuberte Mafier 10 ral6
gefrteren, baB Sic 0Gnbe bes @ebGubes
bal6 nit elmer btfen S9t9t Sis itber5ogen
tparen, unb au6 bie 6anb6abung Der
S6ldu6e tDurbc burb Die &dlte bebelttenb
beeintrd9ttgt.
Sn benz @ebGu6e, SEQ. 100 Sutton Ctr,
befinbet ii6 Sic 9robt WfatraBen : Sabrit
BON @tuts 6. Crane. Sn alien Stodz
tperfen tpar letbt brennbares WateriaL
aufgeipei6ert, loOaB ft9 6as Seuer bon ieis
nem urlpriingli6en Serb I'M cpetten Sto6
aus iebr raib per6reitete. @S tuurcen
BRET Nlarme g~e9eben, unb ben peretnigten
9~lnitrengungen Der 20l6mannibaften 9ez
lang eS, oen 8ranb unter GontrDQe 5u
befommen, nab6em ct einen S6aben bon
ettpa 81 800 dngeribtet bate.
Mte baS Seuer entitanb, 1T ntbt nit
Siberbeit feitSuiteIen, bod Dermutbet man,
oaB burcb cine @aSflamme bas !6Dl5werf
entsinoet nur6e. 9a 6as @ebGube frilber
ais Sleomargarin z6abrtt benubt murbe,
10 tparen Die @Gnbe me6r pber ~ipentger
fetttg, mas nod ba5u beitrug, ben Slammen
gr0Bere Nabrun9 gu 9eben. Ser @elamttt7
ibaoen on Cranes 8aarenDorratb miro
auf $4,000, unb Ser I'M @ebaube auf
$1,000 sei9dbt. Sn beiben Sduen 1T Der
S9a6en 6ur3 8erii6erung gebedt. Die
benodbbarte 8ilberrabmen Sabrif bon IS.
so. SerriberrD, SEQ. 105-107 Sutton Str,
blieb bon ben Slammen perl9ont.
Die Seuerpebrleute tparen bGuftg in
@efabr, ouf ben eisiiber5ogenen 2eitern unb
Senitergeitmien a%us5ugletten unO 3ur @roe
au fallen, unb etner berielben, Der 5tpette
6iilfS>Gbef getrie, Derlcbte it6 bnr6 etnen
Sal Sic &nielc6eibe berart, oaB ct mach
6auie sebra6t merben muBte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-18

DAB Wfdrie Q(nttonette in ser Che NIGHT
1Liid[tb mar, 6aS miro einem oeito flarer.
ie mebr man bic @barattere uno Semperaz
nlente Der betben@attcn itu6irt. Sic bate,
I'M es fur3 gu iagen, Diel BON 6er @aseue,
er DieL BON benz nit furcbtbarem &racben
6ur9s 9idiht brecbenocn - 9tasborn.
sic mar int fleincn Singer me6r &6nigin,
ais er SOnig bonn &opf bis 3u ben SiBen,
ffe mar ftol3, fu6n, raib enti6loien, ct
cine trdge Wtaiie, Die ME 81 etnem @ntz
f6luB fam, in NIGHTS energti6, ais int
Giien, 10 OaB ct bel einem "copper" iecbs
GoteIetten, etn 6ubn ur6 cine Nn3abl Ser
%aufelfen fOnnte, un6 Bel Ser SSa96, BET Der
er es IN etnem e~insi9en Sabre, tpie er ielbft
Gufgeset6net, auf 6400 &ebb0de bracbte.
@us @oulot's 8u6e erfabre ic6 Elm BELT
cafes Detail, baS mir ganS neu lift. Souls
begann eft nit i%einer 6rau ebeIib au
Ieben, ais ct &Ontg 9eporocn mar; Sic
Sabre, Die er 9aup6in mar, ~be6an6elte ct
ffe ais S6peiter. Die 9aupbine laate am
Worgen na3 Der 6Ob8eit gu Der 6lrftin
bon @u6m6n6e: yOfan bat mir bic franz
soiii6e 6Ofltbfeit pieI 9eri6mt, aber ich
CLAUDE tpabrbaftig, bab ib ben b0tLicblter
oaer Sran3oien ge~beiratbet babe. @r
DerlteB MIDI, ieinen SUIT in 6er 6an6, an
Der S9neIe melnes Sblaf3immers nit
GROCER @ile, ais tDenn meme 8erfon unb
@egentpart ibn in Die 9r0Bte 8erlegenbeit
beriebten." Seit iob Oas tuetB, muB idb
mir iagen, 6aB er Oo9 nibt gang unicbulz
Big sutaOtinirt tpOrben lit. Ser Sran8oie
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-18

@rafen tbeuer su iteben fommens Ser
80bcl rtB leinen &uticber berab, 6urcbz
i9nitt Sic 3iseI uno i6liebliA puroe
Terien aus DEM Wa8en seib(eppt. St
entiprang unb fllcbtete ft6 tit ein Safe,
tpobin Bet 8DbeL ibn foI8te, I'M i'm lang
Jam Su Sobc gu marterr.
60 itarb Set viB0ne Terlen", 6cr trcue
Sitter bcr fran5Oiti3en &Onigtn, nahbem
ct tbr @nbe II Sabre lang bctralert bate,
zines fbrcdliben SobeS. Waan bat ME
seb0rt, baB ct in elmer anberen 2iebe Groit
geiucbt. @r gebOrte ribt Su 9encn, ipelcbe
bic S1rtftaiige elmer groBen 9eibenl1aft
tpeetptl6en, mic &reibe bon Set Scbiefer@
tafel. St Itebte IDEAL, ttef unb etuig, iuie
Dante unb Betrarca geltebt batten. GS
mus eber, tpie bet @epatter Wepbiito Iagt,
AUDI luIbe &Gu5e gebcn. OOrid.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-18
WQrttuttQ.
CHICAGO, ILL

ga fit9 DieGe Ga3a6munsen 6es dcbten
J. G. Frese g. Co.'s ,,Sam6mrses
96ee'' un6 ~,,Sem6mrger 3sfrafer'' i'm
Martte %beftnben, fi6lt it3 Der l1nter3eidbs
nete bcranLaBt, bas Bublifum ansbriidli9
barauf aufmertiam su ma3en, baB jebes
9afet bes d9ten D. G. Frese & Co.'s
,,Sant6mrser 06ee'' unb ,,SantBmrser
9EaGer'' bie1e S6uBz Warte:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-18
Staot Chicago.
meiI ihm fein 6elo seraubt wuroe
WoIte Phillip OepoY fid7 erf9ie6en.

Sin bobenlos freber &arb tpur6e Wfittz
tpobQben6 auf einem 3uge ber@ranbGrunf
8abn, na6e oem BoLfitraBen1 8abnbofe,
ausgefit6rt. Ser 2ootie Bbtatp 9ebop
bate fir ietne SbGtigfeit tpGbrenb bes Cont
n1ers Wttttpo6% ytacbnttttag leinen tpoDlber>
bienten 2obn bon 5000 ausbe5abIt befomz
men unb gebacbte nun 5u ben tn ll9ena,
Wti6, tpobnenben Seint9en 5urtG5ufe6ren.
gu 6ieiem 3tpeGe begab ct ft3, nabbem er
$15 fir @ei6ente unb $40 fir etn 8taet
Derausgabt, iomtt alio nod $175 in Ser
Iai6e bate, nab Dem 8oIfitraBenz8 abne
bof unb auf Sen berettS 6t6t beiebten Bug.
&aum bate bteier it6 in 8epegung 9clebt,
ais aub icbon ber Gonbufteur ieine Nunbe
mabte. 0eboD muBte, 6a ct ietn 8ilet
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nac6 fltr5em Sample baS Die $40 entbaLz
tene gortemonaie aus Ben 6Gnben rt1ier
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ben 2Grm Dernommen bate. Nber bic
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fur3er Sogb muBten le BON elmer peiteren
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gin9er ite lit cine Selegrap6en> Station,
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ribtete bielet se9en ietne Sruit. 9tbams
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bitten, auf Die !6arrtionitraBenz Station.
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Morning journal and courier., 1893-10-03

of Christian Workers covers two years.
The general course includes Biblical stud
les, church history, evidences, doctrines
and ethics, elocution and rhetoric. Vocal
music and physiology and hygiene are
prominent features of the course, aleo
gymnastics and athletics. They have Ii
brsry and reading room, large and COM
Portable, furnishing quiet place for
study and reading. Mr.. Armstrong hoped
North Haven would be called to take up
this work. The school contributions for
four Sundays are to be given for this cause,
presented by Mr.. Armstrong.
The adjourned annual meeting of the
Veteran Soldiers association will be held
at Memorial hall on Thursday evening, Oc.
tober 5, at O'Clock. Election of officers
is the principal business on hand.
The annual meeting of the Bradley Ii
brary association Is called for Thursday
evening, October 5, at the library room,
Memorial hall.
General E. D. s. Goodyear and family
now occupy their new house at the center,
and like the change from their former
home very much. Nearness to church,
postof6ce and cars are privileges to be ap.
preciated.
The old adsge 'Practioe makes perfect
seems about to be verified by A. B. Gin
toms quartet choir at the Congr sgationsl
church. The solos rendered yesterday
morning and evening were of high order
and exceedingly well given.
Rev. Mr.. W. q. Lathrop will preach al
the Congregational church next Sunday
Special music is being prepared for tn.
occasion.
About seventy-fvs foreigners occupied
the center seats in the Congregations
- l.
Miss Annie Reynolds who talked to them
in their native language. They seemed te
be very much interested judging by thu
close attention given.
Town meeting to day, boxes open at
o'clock q. M. aud several voted before go
ing to the city and to their different ocou
pations at home.
Six women have registered.
Mrs. and Miss Tracey, who have spen
| several weeks in town, returned to thei
home in New Britain.