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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-02
CUE VERSUS CIRCUS.
Catholic Clubs Billiard
Tourney DelaYeds
COMMITTEE WENT TO BARNUM's.
O'Neill 30 wlers Defeated Yorkville
Team-County Tournament
Games-Athletics.
COMMITTEE WENT TO BARNUM's.

The committees of the Catholic Clu0
did not meet last night. They could not
muster a quorum. It was ar instance OF
cause and effect. There was a circus
show in town. The absence of q majority
of the Billiard Committee was a disap-
pointment to a score of billiard players.
It was expected that the committee would
/ convene to discuss and agree upon the
Aompstition for the cup donated by
Gather Kelly. This competition was 70
have opened last night n the players
/, were ready. The entries are Thomas
j Harvey, D. A. Fooney, D. M. Teahan,
j. II. Fitzpatrick, G. F. Farrell. Joe Far
mer, J. w. Power. Jr.. and John Grif1in.
The pool competition for the cup viii
bsgtn next Monday night. The list has
not closed. Thirteen have entered. They
are:-J. w. Donelan. Jr.. K. I. Kelly,
Charles A.. Stoneham. Louis Paladeau.
D. Al. Teahan, j. Mcdonnell. A. A. DAILY
Charles D. Hornung. g. I. Farrell. John
J. Power. Jr;. Joseph Farmer, ). A.
Shields aud J. w. Mullins.
The Billiard Committee expected their
SUCCESSORS would be named last night. In
fact,it'was anticipated that all the new
committees would be announced. Father
Kelly could not be present.. as be assisted
in the reception OIL the bl6nop anu ser
!. vices at St. Mary's Church.
Tbs wheeling division OF the club was
formed. The initial meeting was held last
Il might. Twenty-Five OF the fortv-five who
signed the call for the meeting were
present. Andrew A. DAILY was elected
captain, and the following Road Com
mittee was appointed:-Lonis James,
Joseph Hayes and 7. Murray. The colors
adopted were blue and white. Seven of
the TWENTY-FIVE have bikes. and it was de-
cided to have a run next Saturday. They
will meet az the clubhouse at ten O'Clock In
the morning, and the Road Committee
will designate the route. The wheelmen
have been given the use OF n OF the
rooms In the basement for their wheels.
The enthusiasm shown at the meeting IN
dictates that the bicycle branch OF the
club will be a conspicuous one.
baseball team will be selected and 1t
will be a strong team. Action would
have been taken weeks ago, but there
has been a delay over securing suitable
rounds. Negotiations have been pend
Jug for Oakland Park, but the expense is
heayy. Father Kelly is an enthusiast;
he was once a capital ball player, and the
club will have a nine that will be able to
compete with any in its class. lt will
have no difficulty in getting material, as
it now has on its roll several crack play
er5.
top one for the cup for the best bowling
total.
The three beautiful silver cups offered
as prizes for bowling, liza and pool
are on exhibition in the card room.
The bowling alleys will, if the present
interest confines, not close until the o
of fhf1 month
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-02
NEW YORK DRUMMER SUICIDES,

Boston. May q. 1s93.-W. J.. Kevan-
augh. travelling salesman for Felix Four
nier & Knapp, NJ. 36 Spruce street. New
York, committed suicide at Young's
Hotel this morning by shooting himself
through the head Kavanapgh lived at
Lawrence Station. Rockaway. LII, whers
he leaves q wife and three g ,.ilureu.
He was regarded as a valuable man for
his employers, who are mach shocked ut
his death. No cause colld be assigned
Jor hfe suicide. He was fifty years old;
was aiG.A X. man and had hosts OF
friends.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-02
AFRICANS FOR CHICAGO.

NEW YORK. May 2. 1S93.-A tribe of
seventy men and Women from the Congo
Free State aud Dahoney started on their
way from Ellis Island to Chicago last
nipn6 From the point of morality and
fnielHgence. they are the lowest class of
strange creatures that has yet landed at
the Immigration building. They reached
here sunday on the French teaner La
sIsretagne. Que of Tie men died very SUD
adeuiy yesterdav afternoon, it was saId, of
pneumonia, He will be- buried by che
authorities. Tint Others will exhibit at
the Chicago Fair
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-02
FIGHT WITH POOR lo.

ST. Louis, May 2, 1898. "A special to the
Post Dispatch from the City Of Mexico
says: The conflict between the govern
ment troops and the Indians near the vii
lage of San Mateo Atinco, Sunday, was
more desperate than at first reported. The
Indians were melted by a young lawyer to
attack a party Of students from the State
Institute at Toluco.
The students fled, and a detachment of
soldiers was sentout to bring the Indians
into submission. Opening fire upon the
Indians, the troops killed five and wound
ed ten of them. Several soldiers were
badly wounded.
Another party of Indians in the mean
time attacked a large force OF soldiers in
the barracks and killed two officers.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-02
THE BERGHOLD MYSTERY.

NEW YORK, Maya 2, s93.-William Alex
ander Cornell. the young lawyer who ac-
compauied Miss Reb coca Berghold to
Chicago, kept himself in doors at his
home, No. III East 1l5th street this morn
ing. He admitted that the circumstance
Of his accompanying Miss Bergholdg to
Chicago, were such as TO cast . suspicion
uuon MIN. butsaid that he should be able
to- prove an aliDi. He declared that he
left Chicago at half past eleven o'clock
on Friday night for this city.
Detectives were watching the louise
this morning, and Cornell was anticipat-
ing arrest at any moment.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-02
/. ROCKY ROLLING.
O'Neiu Bowlers With a Neat Score Won
by a Large Majority.

by a Large Majority.
The bowling team of the O'Neill AS
ISOLATION met the Yorkville Clubs best
team last night on the Nonpareil alleys.
The meeting was to have taken place a
week ago and the Jersey team made
elaborate preparations for the en-
t~ertainment of their guests. The
Workers disappointed them and missed a
Spread The home team was composed
of we'll known pin scatterers, but they
made a pool showing. The visiting teams
effort was weak, and they were easily
beaten. Eight of the Jersey team we're
below the average. Casey, their star,
was at the bottom of the list, with one
hundred and twenty-five. Cummings was
the leader with IFS. aud he was 28 better
than Patton, who was second. Only one
of the visiting players reached the aver
age line. The lead f1uctuated, and at the
ffsh frame the Jerseys were only Is
ahead. In the sixth the home team inn
proved and were over go ahead. They
kept gaining INT finished 153 ahead. The
SCOfe:
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-02
THE NEW YORK'S TRIAL

PHILADELPHIA, May 2, 1S93.-Rear Adj
miral Beikpap and the Naval Board Of
Inspection and Survey. yesterday made
their final inspection of the bottom of
the cruiser New York before the vessels
Government trial trip. The cruiser has
been In the dry dock at League Island.
having her bottom painted, and today
she will be foated out aud taken back to
Cramps ship yard TO be gotten ready for
her ErfaL.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-02
WOMEN ON THE RANGE.
Lady Miller Club Had a Medal and {
Special Shoot.

Lady Miller Club Had a Medal and a
Special Shoot.
The Lady Miller Rifle Club had its COM
petition last night for club medals and a
special ontest for a pair of mantel orna-
ments. Miss Sina was absent and Misses
Born and NJ. Miller tied for firss honor
in the regular shoot. In the special shoot,
three shots, Miss Schroeder won the prize
with a total OF 70 out of IS.
In the regular shoot the scores were:-
Miss Born and Miss M. Miller, each 2z3;
Miss PrIen aud Miss Gotschalk, each 800;
Miss KIoepping. 21S; Mrs. D. Miller, 2O6;
Mrs. Sradler, 203; Mrs. Fischer, 200; Mrs.
Gerndt, 200; Mrs. Schroeder, 1876; Mrs.
Stein, 100; Mrs. Ahnert. 186.
The shooting on the rest Miss Sanders
made a score of 200.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-02

day, The Britannia was the first to take
the water. then the Valkyrie, ana
now the Coluuus. The rigging
of the Britannia IS all set up, her
spars are in, u also will be given a pre-
Iimtnary trial on Saturday next. Ine
Valkerie will ia a trial a lew days
later. The Colunna will ft out at once.
The ColuDna has the largest custom
bonse onnageo of the three. but her rating
for allowance is not yet known.
There was never such excitement IN
Cvdeyachting circles as at present.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-02
WARDEN DURsTON AT SING SING.

SING SING, May 2, 1s93.-Warden Ours
ton arrived here today. A horse and
several valuable St. Bernard dogs, &C.
companied by WE convicts and a guard.
arrived at the prison yesterday. The
convicts acted as house servants for War
den Durstou. They will probably do sim
liar work at the prison here.
All the guards and attaches who are
friends of ex-Warden Brown, do not feel
secure In their positions, as 1t Is said tnat
the State authorities ut Albany believe
that there have been many creative"
positions under Browns administration,
which will nave to be done away with ia
order to make the prison self-sustaining.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-02
P"osToFFIeE ROBBED,

MOUNT VERNON, N. X. May 2. 1893
The postofice at Wiillamsbridge was
broken into early this morning. it is sup
posed. by the gang Of burglars that las
been operating in New Rochelle, West
chester aud other ylaces III this county.
Postmaster Morris x. White states thar
the BURGLARS secured $50 in cash and 800
worth of stamps.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-02
SPRING FLOWER SHOW.

NEW YORK, May 2 1s9s-The Spring
Flower Show, under the auspices of the
morning in the Madison Square Garden.
Preparations for the show had been under
way for some weeks.
While the display is a very fine one, it is
not equal to the flower show held last fall.
The attendance at the opening was quite
large.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-02

SCORES BY FRAMES.
Union A. C......76 14s ZOE go 34S Alb 4y8 SIG Gas sA
Gemurnlicher ....66 liza 2l 26J 322 1873 S75 $40 6S1 ia
Umpires-A. Brantigani-
scorers-C. spohr. G. A. Kendig and H. J.
Weidner.
The last game was interesting until the
seventh frame when the Hill team were
In the van by twenty pins. They made q
grand squirt in the three last frames ana
we're seyenty-nine ahead at the finish.
Schuemau of the Gemuthlichers made u
fine effort to land the victory for his
team. He rolled 214. The score:-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-02
TIE BIG CLYDE CUTTERS,

Boston, May 2. 1s93-A special cable
from Gourock. Scotland. to the Boston
Herald says that the Colunna. the third
Of the big cutters, was launched yester-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-02
OFFICIALS VISIT SNAKE HILL

Today the present and the incoming Board Of
Freeholders visited Snake Hill to examine the
different buildings a nd particularly the asylum
now under construct on,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-02
REyoIUTI0NISIS DRIVE OUT.

MOBILE, Ala, May 2. 1sss-Captain H.
Davis OF the truii schooner Serafina G.
arrived at this port last night. five days
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-02
Totals -. Is 20 II sst

SConE BY FRAMES.
Americus........ &c 127 23 2yS 3s4 469 565 66s 752 1886
Union A. o.. 80 149 245 80 3Ss 454 59 sci 6s7 5t
Umpire, H. Ortleb.
Scorers, G. Sponr. c. A. Kendig. @. i. Kuncken-
The second game was the best battle OF
the night. Tine Unions tackled the
Ge~muthlichers. TIT former q the adj
vantage In every frame. but 1t was
meagre, and the result was in doubt until
the last frame was over. The Unions
won By Eli pins. The scorer
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-02

from TruxIllo. He reports that on April
"a. after several days possession OF that
town, the revolutionists were driven out
after a battle lasting seven hours. Bonil-
las. who commanded the evolutionary
forces, was shot in the wrist.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-02
CHILDREN OF tn HEAVENLY KING.
Kings Daughters. VIII give
TT

in the Lecture Room Of the Dutch Reformed Church,
Bergen yn1 Rig land avenues on May 6.l89S. at $50
P.M. Tickets 80 Gents This CIRCLE, all under twelve
OF Haydn and they will he assisted ty MISS
ETHEL EW COMB and MASTER H..
FEDERLEIN, who Will play the Janko Piano Key
Board instead of the ordinary piano. Mr.. John
Holland. Conductor. BoJn features OF this concert
will be most novel and entertaining.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-02

e,nutbIicher "a ISL ia 2s7 SD 4sS 52s Sol 6sl T6
Sinericus. ~ III .2s SO ss5 4S tA3 b5S s2iss5
Umpire-A- Brautigam.-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-02
CONDITIONS OF SALE.


down; balance of purchase money TO be pal
" Tis 5hirt ten aa Say Is s an d oq ~ case 70 b Ss nsmgss are wi1n t
removed within thirty DAYS the amount m hns ps ,na 81 S I'll
be again sold or removed By the County.
Further particulars as to descriptions Of build
ings can be obtained from AUGUST GRASSMANN
Engiueer Of the New PUBLIC Road. Fuller building,
Freeholders, at the of1ce or the Board.
| Southwest corner Danforth and Bergen avenues
No. 1873 Pearsall avenue, near Eergen avenue
Nc. Ill Grant avenue, between Bergen ana West
No. IS Morton Place. between Bergen and westside
No. q Morton Pla,e, between Bergen and wostside
No 5S Morton Place. betwesn Bergen ana Westside
No. so Union street
No. Al Clendenny avenue
| No. ~ Clendenny avenue
No. s8 Cloudenny avenue
No. so Clendenny avenue
| No. 4 Lexington avenue. between Bergen and
| welsh Lane, rear Of 1872 Harriscn avenue
No. 1870 Harrison avenue. between Bergen and
No. 100 Be mont avenue. between Bergen and West
No IS Kensington avenue, between Bergen and
| No. IS Jewett avenue, between Bergen and West
No. So avenue, between Bergen and
No. $50 Paramount avenue, between Bergen and
| Nos. Se5 ST., s6s, 81 and s7s Paramount avenue, be-
tween Rergeu aud u estside avenues
| No. a Gienwood avenue. between Bergen and West
side avenues
No. Il Stuvet SAINT avenue
No, II Stuveysant Rv nue.
| No. 10 Stuveysant avenue
East side rutherford a venue, 100 feet south Of Sip
avenue
No. 81 Wilkss street
No, IS Wilks street.
No. 81 Cottage street
No. 81 Cottage street
No. IS Cottage street
No. 81 Cottage street
Nos. / and II Smith street
Nos 3 and 7 Smith street
Nos Q and II Smith street
BY order of Committee on New Public Road,
JOHN BOYD, Clerk.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-18
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@ten, %. g3op. 1893

Sic li11b Die0er beiiammen, bic 6erren
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9tettung bes unleugbar in ar9cn 8cbrdng7
1i1ien beftnolicben Gateclanbe5 mitSuarbet7
ten. Nm %. ,. so. murbe Der 9teicb5rat0
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benz vboben 6auie" Dor uno Ser Wintlterz
prGitoent Shirt Winbii6grdb perla5 oaS
0fcgierun9s Programm, lpelcbe8 ct I'M
Scretne nit leinen Goue9en uno BEN Tibz
rern Oct coalirten groBen Barteien in aIer
@tle ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bat. Gin b09it
merfplrot9eS Brogramm ba5 Elm gro=
gramm, IN lpelcbem fiinf ober 1ecbs Buntte,
Die man u9an5 ~beionoerS ms 0uge gu fal@
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rung 10 borii6tig, nicht i'm @ntfernteiten
an5uoeutcn, mte MAJ iib Die Sa6e porz
felt. Nnerfennenstpertb lit nur, baB
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ttgen Nn9elegenbett 9eideben iou, fann
man tattrli6 AUDI ni6t propbeSeteu, pas
Die Voltspcrtretung uno baS 0olf All ben
Blanen Der Jtcgierung iagen miro. Wit
auer moglt6en Stberbett batf man ober
feltltelen, baB es elm Teblidlag ndre,
tpolte man bas 8ablrecbt in benz Gimme
ertpeitern, baB man einen tleinen 6lifen
benz ieBt beite6enben anieBt. Oamit 9tbt
ltcb beute Niemanb mebr aufrie6en. Nian
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-18
Ser preaBtfGe Vinausutiniiter
Wttamel itbcr ieine rotbe
cS1t e1tS5eifA

Gor eintgen 8odben tbeiltcn mir 6as
8eientlibite oes bLutrot6cu, communiitil9z
reDoLutiondren 8riefeS nit, pelben ber
ieBige preuBii6e SinanSmiuiiter Wftquel
tur5 nacb bem Sabre 1913 ais STUDENT an
@arl Warr 9el6rie6en bat.
8ebel, Der ienen 8rief auf Sem leBtcn
lo3iaIiitii3en Barteitage in &Oln aufz
oefte, tonnte es f:4 ni6t perfagen, benz
iel6en aucb i'm Getcbstage por3ubringen.
Utiquel antportete tbm barauf in Der
&et5stagstbung bonn n. Nopember auf
ebenio fretmiitbige nte b0flicle u1b inter
eiiante @eiie. @s 1T nun recbt unb biQtg,
baB mir auc6 bteie Nnttport mittbeilen.
SER Miquel lpra6:
vObDobl bic Sra9e, sic bier bon mir err
Ortcrt tper6en ioI, NIT ben groBen 9luf=
gaben bes &eicbStags NIGHTS gu tbun bat,
ionbern rein perlOnli6er Natur lit, baltic
tob micb beunocb fir bcrec6tigt, auf bic 2(nz
grille bes Nbg. 8ebel 81 anttporten. 6err
8ebel bat einen angebliden 8rief bon mir
aus benz Nnfanse Der 50er Sabre ertpGbnt.
Set ipia Die llrbeberi9aft bes 8riefes gar
nt6t beitreiten, obmo9l es mild bo1 mum
bert, baB i3 lclbit gegenaber ben Qnz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-18
(grtet an bic SIItuOts g toatsaettune)
9aS sod i'm ~2lbfraft.
8 in Soma.

sic fennen un3tpeifelbaft Die @o6ItbGter
Der Weenlbbeit, tpenteitenS in Ser 8. Spaz
mer'icben Nusgabe, aber Sic fennen unlern
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benz Screen ser 8irger Der britten @arb
unierer 6ta6t lift fem Same eingegraben
uno peGt oa 6er bunfeIn @efi6le @etpalt,
bic I'M 6er3en mun0erbar ibliefen. Mer
infer 9argeD 1T =? 8Iffon iagte: Ser
Sttl 1T Der Mtenib", aber ba tcb Letber nob
nicbts @ei6riebenes p6er @ebrltdtes bon
unierm 2argep geieben babe, ba icb Sbnen
aucb Don ibm feline Srontz, Seitenz ODER
GIfen>Qlnitbt anbieten fann, 10 muB ic6
8Ifon's9lusipru9 babtn berpoufommnen :
v9te Ibat lit Der Meni6", benn cine Shat
bon unierm 2argeD fam ib SSbnen bericb>
ten. @r ieGber 1T Elm Sanger ser @0tttn,
bic nit berbunoenen Qlugen 6argeiteIt
tptr6. ga Elm groBeS 8etipieL Nabeifez
ruug pedt, ipte ietneraeit icbon Sbiaer
fagte, 10 ii6en iib Suititta's Singer, nit
SugeoriGten @ugen baS S1!pert al banoz
baben. @te nabe barin infer 2argeD
ieinem S6eaG gefommer lit, tpciB icb nicbt.
0ocb CUR Sa6e, tpenn's beliebtl
QSir pobnen bier, tDie mein gtocbbar 10
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ibre 8iapams entpflodt, ba gebOrte idOn
aues SanR, oas beute uniere brittle Maro
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-18

8as iibrigcls Ser 8ebeI nit bieien
Acknowledgement bcSpeft, lit mir unoer7
itdnOlib. S6 farm nur a%nne6men, baB Ell
mt6 %6enunctren ipoate. (g8iberiprucb oeS
9lbg. 8ebel unb 6eiterfcit.) 9tber tpenn
Sic jcnen iungen, ib m0bte lagert, gritnen
Weni6en benz erfabrenen Wann gegen7
iiberlteuen = ais Mutoritdt fann !6err
8ebcl BON Sem leBteren 6o6 auf ben erltern
iib nicbt berufen = tpcnn 6err 8ebel nun
bon Dem Steuer>B ro9ramm Der Derbiinoez
ten Gesierun9en ais bon einem repoIuttoz
ndren ipricbt, 10 lit baS bod auffaQeno BON
etncm Wanne, Der, tpte er ia au6 gar nt9t
%leu8net, anaefangen bat ais Mit9lieb CONF
icroatiper fatbolii6er @eielenDereine, ipaz
ter Ngent beS ben beutibcn 8unbeSitaat
inter preuBii6er Subrung anitrebenoen
beuticben ytationalpereins tpuroe, lettber
itbergegangen lit 5u ben ~Gommuniitcn, in
bielem Nugenbltd a6er be6auptet, baB ct
Elm conierpatipeS Steuerprogramm per1
tretc." (6etterfeit un6 leb6after 8eifaQ.)
Decorah-posten., 1893-09-12
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indianapolis.

Zen 5 %. bolot The Grand Army
of the Republic tit aorIise Meoe
3noiauapotis, Subiaua. GUeralt
8psn primleoe Der at samle, peirbiote
ariscre. s buer Gal, airte % itsrre
gpsnine iamlsoe 8eteranerne Jig Srts
suOer, 8esimeuter % armpasnier for
at opirifte samfe Winoer.
70be Snbinna Resiment, iom tom'
manoerebss al Gg'8reiioent Sarriion,
idmleoes i MaiOnic Sna. @r.Breii'
beuten mobtp9es meo a~lminbelts ges
seiltrins % sIter at BABE bulbt en- soo
Gale til ben talrtse 5oriumlins, 9jens
ual9tes ban enitemmis til Treiioent for
Re9imentets Gsipciation.
Sen paa 5%ormibbasen bOlot Storar'
meens 1888 Selesater Msoe paa 3oms
linionsS an, bpur Commander-in-C Chief
3eiSiert / fin Gale gap en- Speriist
oper Srbenens 5remitribt / bet forlsbne
Gar. Wieo pasienoe Orb minbebe ban
ON, at 9gben bapbe bortrepet to be-
fienote 8amerater nemlis q. .. Sapes
os Benjamin 5. Butler. Gf minbre
fienbte Manb par Der iibite aar bsoe
1902 at Orbenens Meolemmer. 5ras
re9net bisie beliaar Storarmeen MI al
443,552 Weblemmer, bporai 397, 223
er in good standing, 1861 er iu'
ipenberet, 4.670 pua @runb at 5orieels
fer eller Sorbrpoelier. a~uinoernes &e'
liei Corps baooe boet $5S,620 tilsamle
Sulbater % beres 5amilier. s Garets
2sb bar besuben Snbtaster til ct Se'
lob al s34,4O6 os Of Snbfumiter Me-
mortal Day, $14,331, TONNE Sroenen
tilsOoe.
Som bet fan f%orItaaes, bar 9eniiOnss
iasen i9rlig @jenltono for 5orbanos
ling. As &eiplutipner a~nsaaenbe benne
Sag bleu ueotasne % ~aluOrlise Gufla.
ger rettsoe mob be M9nS, iom III necs
letter os inobra9er 8eniionerne.
9eb Wsbets Slutnin9 blep Sobn q.
.. aoams af Masia6uietts nomiueret
% oalst til Commander i'll Chief, Col.
8. q. Balter al indianapolis bleo
senior Vice Commander % s. 6.
Bigger af 9eras bleO junior Vice Cons
mander.
Oct b%eitemtes, at 2eirmsbet n9ite
gar ifal aiboloes i gittsburs.
Decorah-posten., 1893-09-12
Gu fotif Yrofesior.

Prpfesipr gladie unberpiIte en- Dag
/ Ell np alasie, buis fOr~itieaise gleper
ban fun fienbte Tibet til. @n stubent
reiite fig for at Oplaie en- 8urasrui,
ibet ban bolbt 8Osen / fin penitrs
Saanb.
Sob 9eres Sos / 9eres bsire
Saano!" turbnebe gladie, ps, ba stu'
benton bible iise noset, pebbleo ban
"Sfte ct Srbl 9eres bpirs !Saanb,
flyer ies!"
Stnbenten bpibt I'm bsire Grm Op,
% bet uiite fig ba, at Saanben mans.
lebe. "Sr. 9rOfesior, jes bar imser
bgire Saanb", iasoe ban.
SIR Blade funoe aabne fine 9aber,
rsiite Der fig en- Storm at Spsieu. iOn
pberbsoebe, buab ban pilbe iige.
8~rOfesiuren forluo ba fin Tlabs pa
gil neb til S~tubentsn, iom ban uafpi.
oenoe bapbe ~iaaret, lasbe fin Irm ON.
firing bans Sfulore % trat bam tat
IND til fig, us bet unse Wenneite lanebe
fit Sppeb mob bans grpf.
"9tin Ben, iasbe Blade - ban
talte me9et ia9te, men aIigepel iaales
oes, at bpert Orb bar bprliet / ben
Stilbeo, Tom M beritebe / 9lasieues
reliet - min Ben, 9e biz tilgioe mig,
at ies bar onb? Seq Oibite bet life =
nei, ies pioite bet ifte!" San penote
fig Serpaa til De andre Gleuer, os meo
ct 8lif ps en- Stemme, ium tom liae
fra Sjertet, in9be ban: "Os lao mig
iise Goer ale, OF ies sr slab peb at ie,
at ies unoeroiier Ell alasie at @entle,
mem.
StOtite Gutter fan bploe, liseiaapel
iOm bpsie; bet III Blade at pioe. I
Decorah-posten., 1893-09-12
2ooe aaraan,
9" Walariatar,
Com life ifabcr sni,m,,
den aIorig unblaOer at b,JS,.
afnt % froniif aatorrb

On Ferion, iOm siennemo,or o..
meo Te'ru'na for en- eQer opo.r
rift Sp9bom, uil life alene finn,
fommer Jig b~urti9ere enb ms5 9
men at bans spitem life gosCg....
mino ite Maaoe al Meoicineu.
Itprfer 9erueipitemet, iaa BET to,
Itaa ben malariife @iit, o. Soo ~"
lib nborlper ben sraouis feline g..
ira Spltemet, bpab aiuin % ri,r..
Utloler ltte Tan sisre. s oom,e O.,
f9loe al Mnlaria, bppr Sfrct b,r ~.
pct enbuer 8%ebanoIins, bar to,,t 4
alt, Der anbefales iOr auIoe9pspipo..
% enonu peoblioer at bope non, III
ben mlnbite noiettelie for auIbe, a,,,
eler anltrenselie, Der bepiier gr.rr.'.
i'm OuerleSenbeb Oper ole arbr, 3d.
oieiner peb for beitanois OF bel5r,s
aue laaoanne 9ilfalbe.
@n G~ibanoIins ON Malario piI bG,
ienot frit til enbper goresie psN ~,
Pe-ru-na Drug Manufacturing Com
pany, Columbus, Obip.