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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-02

Der Innabnle ipiirbc, Ole @tode 81 lGll,
ten. G8 ipurbe Mtitta9, es ftlug Gin
llbr, unb bic MicnDe Dor oem gtatb<
barie tpurbe INNER un~gebuloigcr. @iet
ser mar cine Stunoe %pcrronnen, %
h6rte Der Nlte Gin lautcS, bonnernoeS
0urrag gu iit bcraufi6allcn. Gr
Ihaute btlluutcr uno jas ben Snaben
boz beul Ginoang gum S%isunssfaale
bte 06uoe 3uiamr1cni9lagen, pdbrcno
bsrictbe mlerief: ut has passed
Ring, ring !"-Ste lit a%n0enormen
Q1ute! Qdlte!
limb Die @tode erldallte nit Wtadt.
Nber nldt 5riebe mar tbr crit 9eldute,
fouberu cs bebeutete cine lanec, blutiSe
Sortieenng bes idon be8onneren Sams
pies.
Gs 1T oicS oaS brittle Wial, bab Die
unI6einbarc @tofe, bic tuum 80 Gent
ncr lpiegt unb bod ctu 10 auBcroroents
ltdcS biitoriiheS @ewi6t bat, bic
Stabt MISUNDERSTANDING psr'
lief. 0aS erite Wfal par e5 I'M Sabre
1777, ols iie Dor ben Pbilabelphta be-
brobeuben Gn0lGnoern nod Dem St6bts
den 8eth(ebem in Siderheit 9ebra6t
ipur6e, nro 1885 trat file etnen dbIl=
Iihen 1riumpbsug pte beuer mad Der
@uSitellnn0 III Siep Orleans an.
Sire ebcrne Sttmlne l6Bt freili6 Die
0lofe idon felt 9abr3ebnten llt9t
mebr eri6allen, benn ite erbtelt abers
mals eiren Sprung, Der ie fir inll1er
perltummen nia6te. @te Tie MIN iu
cieicm Spruug 0efommen, Sariiber
9e6en oic Sertdte aussinanber. Die
meiltc @aDri6einli6feit bitrfte Die Oars
ftelluuo iiir iif babeI,. mel4e Dor Surs
sem in cine.li en9liid]en Slatte bon
eiuem Serru Seoi 2Sortb aus Seipa1lee,
81, gCgeben wnrbe.
Nie berielbe beri9tet, wobilte elm
Or. G(ber aus 8bilaoelpbia I'M SABRE
1913 elmer 5u &rincetOn, Sa., abSehals
tenen @ntisS flapercizS SEER ammlltn9 bet,
al wslher audi Serr Gepi tbetlna4m.
8ei bieier @ele9enbeit er,dblte Or. 81
Der, in 4btlabelpbia babe Die Natrttt
BON Der annabme bes Fugitive Slave
Law" burd ben SousreB int Sabre
1850 etnen Golfsbaufen Deranlabt, IN
ben Iburm bes S%taatsbauies etn;u'
briuoen unb aus Sreube iber eas
ui6tswiirbise @eics bic nit Der Sn'
fdrtft ,0erfiinbtee Sreibeit benz 9ar3et
9anbe uub alien fetren Sewobner11 !"
psrIebene GLIDE gu ldllten. aber faur1
hattef, bic 9tdte bteie TT BetDe8ntg &C.
feet, ais fe eiren Sprung erbaltsn uni
fur INNER peritumrtt fet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-02

fam in 1855 na6
Chicago, no or
ietne erite Quss
bilbuna empfing.
Gem Vaufa6
ipanbte er ii6 in
Sabre 1867 Sn.
Setncnt @enie
p~eroanfen nidt
, MIR cine Nn,abl
E9ro6er unb ihD'
; her @ei6dftsses
bdube III Der
sltels
~lunssitabt ibr
T,,Sfxohs,, Scnx
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-02
1tehsrctnltmmang.

Sater (3um Sobn, nadbern Die
ier s,nt oritteu Mtal TN Granten ourd)s
seiausu tf@: sd bdtte pobl better
Setban, Did Gin Sanbperf lerten 3a
laiisu- S6loiler ooer bergteidcn e
Sobn: rSa, lieber Yapa, oas babe
i1 mir aud mau6mal gclDiini4t, penii
i9 Ibenb8 ben Sausi6liiiel bcrSeiisn
hdffe ["
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-02
Qanief S. 2:nrn6am.
Der Gbei beS Sau.9 epartemeItS Der
@eltaasRelang uao Die TON i9m gc'
I1ie Ht%ejerarfaQhe.

Sstner Der Observation-Disclosures
bot wobl II :br gum @elinsen bieies
oro6en internationalen llnterncbmens
In Der @artenitabt betsetragen, als Der
g6ef bcs gaus0 Departments. Daniel
Su6ion @urrgam. Sn Der Chat 1T
Inn bic erSste auioabc. peld)es iemalS
efa UanbeiliIener auf lcinem @ebiete
iibernalm, Su T6sil ~ssiuorbeu. 9tiht
MIR hattie Yurnlam IN @smeinltaTt
NIT feiucu Iiiiftenten bic Ylane fir ben
Sau unb Die Nnlase Der Weltausltels
lun9ssebdube 81 entipcrien, loneern
aud bariiber jl wafen, baB Die Grts
tpiirfe bis tn Ste fleiuiteu Details sur
a%usfibrunS 9clangten.
8urnbal1 lift etn Gingeborencr bon
SeHerion County I'M Staate Stem Yorf
uuS CUR i3eit etipa AZ Sabre alt. Gr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-02
,,So9n WmG."
Gle altefe 2ofomDttbe her @~crcinsgten
Sfontru

Gle G~Itete 9%ofumptibe her @crcinsgten
Staltcn.
gu Den %ori9inefliten biltoriideu Sc
DISQUALIFICATION, pcl6e bic WeltaitSs
itellung biefet, 3dblt wobl rSpbn
Buff" Die dltrlte 2ofomOttpe in ben
Ser. Steat II. 0tclelbs lpnrbe I'M
Sabre 1881 in Gn9lanb BON &m Ggs
fiuoer Stepdenlon fir Die rGambcu &
stmboDs8aDn" geballt uno gait gu iencr
:3ett als ci.t Wnnoer tsdniIfer Snnit
Ste 2otomo.ipe blieb i'm Gieuitc bieitr
9abn btS I'M Sabre 1886. Sn bsa
Sagren, Die baum fot8ttu. meGtc tie
Mai6inente1nif iol6e 6ortihrittc, Dos
,Sobn BuG" Qofomotipcu neneitcg
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-02

idBrt OILS @ait
Der Station ubere
au, wobtn CT f6
bic bD9@
@us5et9s
Den
Iuiaus rt1a9te
natiirli6 81 e m
mo Der
5uerit
american t}9en
0obeu betrat.
@ine Seltli6tett
l05te ba]clblt Die
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-02
gfektri3ifdt aaf Der ansfeanas.

Wenn l6on bic eleftrote6niibe Nuss
ftsnung In Sranffurt a. 81. iotpie Die
Barrier @sltausitelluns aus benz Neide
Der &leftrtsitdt piele ueberraidunSen
boten, 10 ipeiit Der Sadion,Barf aui
btefem Gebiete t~ebenfalls %teiitun9er alt,
bte bis ieet urerrei9t baiteben. Sc
tpdhrte man bod bcn Nusltelerr ei1er
mS9iidft petten Spielraum uno iino
bic eleftrij9en Acknowledgements III
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-02

XIV &0i-tg 'aN. 'pN'jNh W @hS
ilellung e%rbfinete.
ais bnrd oas bel ibrcr Seritellltu9 oer-
fpauete Waterial. Chr 9ebel lit i1dnls
lid bon @olo uub Der Gnopf bon Gliens
bef,. Ste Stem 9orfer Sirna, aus
berett Mtelicr iie berpor9ing, bat ie fir
Die Geremonie MIR 9eliebeu unb gebenft
fte lp6ter als Souuenir 81 pcrtpertben.
8or benz gebrauh mar Der Qpparat
NIT einem @tasfaitden bebedt, I'M eii1
aufdutssS ODER al3u friibseittseS Drit'
den gu o%erbtnbcru.
Ger bur9 ben 9riider er5eu9te
Strom tru9 Die Gleftri3itat mad Wfagz
,1eten bel ben beiben 9ro6en Wiai1inen,
mel6e tleiae 9ebel III 8~crpc9uug Iesten,
Ste ipieberum etn Hdbertperf tn Sang
braGter, bes bic 8entile Slnete unb 10
benz Gampf Den Gintritt in bic GDlinber
oeitattete.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-02
pie oentfGem 2SlifitdrGape1eu.

Otift mcnig merSen bic beiben beitz
ifen Mititdrfapellei. pel6e I'M ~Oeit<
iden 0orfe4 In Chicago tpaareno Der
Notwithstanding ion;ertiren, bic Gttrats
ton ienes TbeileS bes 8roben %interna>
tIonalen llntsfnebMsns .srb69sr. Die
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-02
Der Nreibrief Der gtaot We,p yoyr.

NN UtetUITeT UT NV"uF VtN1U UOF"
teftorin bon Columbus, 1iebt tn ieilen
Mbern. Inter Dem gegenpdrtiach Hrea
wierminiitcr Sasafta bat or f6on etn
Yortefeuiqe 9ebabt. Gr lit enoritt reid
,inb beppbnt etncn Der f66nitsn @alafte
In Mabri6.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-02
SeroIo.
HIi0epenh.

pelle unteritebt, blidt auf cine 3tpansis,
iabrtse 0ienit3eit suriid, 9tuidewe1b.
bet Otrtsent bes Snfautericmuftfforps.
gilt ais elmer Scr bcrporrageubftenf
muiifalii6en Siibrer Der beuti6en ar>'
NEE. Die Gapcllen peranltalter jeSen
Tag ;pet 3on3erte, jeben Mtittas be>
itet9t bte 9apalertefapetle ben Sburm
per Burg unb iptelt. mdbrenb bic Sus
f%anterie itd TIM 8ursbof fammelt unS
bur9 bas Sorf marf1trt, ais oh ite
5ur Mabtparabe ~aus36ge.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-02
Da5 Serrts-1ab.

Ger 9riumph Der Miblpap 8la'.
lance lit boS S~erriss9lob. Selier als
irger,b ettpas Snbere5 reprdieuttrt es
BEN unlcrtFanii1en Grfinoun9S9etit. -"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-02

bern fat iebe sro6e Staot in Der
linton fpeiit Vaunerfe auf, bic mad
8urnbams Rldnen CUR anfiiibrun9
famer.
Wd6renb nilit fem iSmeifcl berrl6t,
ba6 Burnbam III feiner Gi9eni6aft als
Observation-Disclosures feiner anf>
sabe sere9t ~setuOroen lit, bat CT in les'
ter Seit burdJ Nnoronuns oerid)isbener
arbifrarij9er MaBreseln. wie ). o.
bur1 bas 8erbot 6iientlider nni3ise
auf Benz Nusitellunssplat, feinen Nas
met, IN iebr anliehianer @stie bsfannt
eemadt.
an ber roripegii6en Seftion I'M
Siiberetsebauoe itno unter anSerent
our glni9auuns 9ebradt: Mni9eln.
Seesend6ie. ausseitopfte Slide NIB
Seeb6sel bilbfide Daritelungen Der
0dringsfiferei unb hes Walfiidfans
Ses nit Mobelen Der babel benneten
Sdiffe uub Doote ; 9etrodnete, gefal=
;ene, serau6erte ifi1o eingeptfeite
SiIde, 3rebie ~luto anbere Seetbfere,
fofpte bic bel bielet 4rGfernirnn9er Der.
iuanbten Gpparateu ub @erdtbi6afteu
feruer gro6ufte Der Gtiderei, uie Dele,
Dnnaer, gerlmutter, S9mamme, SO.
rplleri unS berslei9cn @erdtbe 5ut
Sii9fultur 9Seee, 9arpunen nns
Soniftges.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-02

Gin Gem g3cttitreit SCI 9|atjoneu, arf
[Y Der GDicagocr N}eftolelicllnn0 IN
a. Gerunrra1cUbtrun NIB miiroi9cr g4eiIe
ucrtrctcu ;u Ieil, ;lj4uet ljd b~eion0rr8
5os 6entIdc 9}rth Qua. Gcrt0nct man
ooh, baB Der 0sIammtnertD Der Il!8s
IteliungSobiefte aus isnem Qanoe lid
auf mebr ais $40, 600, 0G0 besiiiert, BON
6eIlcu etma $500. 900 auf Die ais
0eutIdlan0 uodj scr Gjartenitabt &C.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-02
Der @aG bir Wafiog.

Or lit s.a t!rctter abfommc ton Gas
Iumhua. elm 9cr;os, @araais. rels
DER Manu auS nieles Mnncre nod.
Sein Sto!i auf ben Greibrief Der
Staht @em 0orf.
Der SerSp9 BON Sera9ita, Der birefte
9ta6fomnle bes tiibnen Gntbeders bteIes
Grbtbeils, welder, eincr Ginlabun9 Scr
Ser. StaatensS tesierun9 Solge l%eliteno,
NIT ieiner Samilie iino etncm @efolge
beriibergefomincu lit, I'm aa ben Croft
uunssieierli6teiten ber eolumbii6en
@eltaltsiteQuna Gheil III nehmen, ers
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-02
IN ber norpegii6em seftion i'm
Bpsbait.

81: ,Denfea Sie fi4, seitern babe
i'd aehetratbet-eirie Ber9itftsehe!A--
g.: SIN, bo Fat SIRE Sratl ipobl DIE
Ternurft in bic Gbe bebrahf!4
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-02
Das Spaeof Sraui.ei&s.

SIS war crit qcacn Gnoe beS Mouats
Sebruar. ais iih sic &ommiIidre Der
fran;6iidleu abtheiluug Der Weitaus,
i~tellung enildieotn. i'm Miittelpnutt Ser
frani0liihcu t6aRpelslettion, Bleidjlam
ais SpniboI Ses 0olfcs. cine Statne
Der 9fepubiit aiif3uitelien. Vei Der
turSen Bet. bic sur NuSiitlrnn9 uno
8erienSnng iibriD ttieb. gertetb man
ollerbtu9S in eintae 0erte8eHbeit. aber
Der betannte GiloDaEer Salgniere, OH
Sen III iib mauste, fpurbe gum 9eifer
in Der DfDt9. Sn sipan;ig Tasen batte
CT bic Stotne, berer 8it6 mir %brirgen,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-02
Die iapaneHiGs Irauemabtgeilung

tpeiit als cine Der intereiiauteiten Ittrafs
tionen elm nit tunituOQ 9earbetteten
2ihen, feinen Stidereien unS Heltefz
btlSern ipe;ifii4 iapanelii4e art aus
aeitattetes Vouooir elmer boh9eltellten
Same ienes 9anbes auf. SIN Der
f9pebii6en Srauenisftion iirS inter
anberen Sebenswiirot9feiten funltoolle
@fasi6leiiereieu elmer ~72ia1ri9en @rets
fin ;u ieben. wdhrenb bic Damien ron
Henniplpanien cine In3abl pbotogras
phtider stuinabmen Der Sranenholpis
tGler, bes Srrsnaigls uno anberer an=
itaiten bon PHILADELPHIA sur Irl6aurit9
brtugen.
Stir ben acknowledgements
5iuS beionbcre 0euerwebrfompagnien
oraanilirt. Die Soften bes 6euernebr.
btsnites auf bieiem belaufen It'd auf
etua $4,000 fir Die gan3e Sailon
unS nerben uon ser @eltaus'tellli19ss
Gsrmaltuug beitritten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-02
Hrnpr md S5tn2l1l1',
@as hie tciDcn be1t;5ea Gifens
SnHinc a~usfcasn.

Gle srBE:s &aanGs o:s gacrt n.;o TIT fa,'p'e=
riasr 1raregcyt =ie@9niunSsrt @'"io
gsaIpcr aui tingn Sshub.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-02

4.r.~FZSr ~ 49, a.A9Z-EHa
aapellen iiub insselanrlt 100 aopfe
ffarf, uelde aus 1900 ebemaligen Wfili-
tdrmuiifern, Die fid CUR Priiiuns &c.
melSet batten. ansgendblt murben.
Die Snfanteriefapelle erideint lit Der
llntform beS pierten @aroeresimenteS
paSnigin @liiabetb,4 bic 9apalleriefus
pelle In Der bes r@arbesous Corps
tliir NIT Ser Ibdnberuns. bab fiat bes
fletnen meiBeu MblerS, Der iid imniitten
bes ero6en Mblers auf Der 8orberiette
bes 5elmleS jener Heitertrnppe beftnSet,
bet ben Mtitsliebern Der 6apelle auf
gelbem l%lntergrunce bic 8ufifaben
D. E. A. (0eutide etbnosrapbtiAe
Iusitelfun9) .iteben. Der 9aiier iefbit
u1blte bieIe beiben llniformen aus.
DiriSenten Der beiben 1apellen iinS Der
Stabsbautboiit @uitap Serolo ano Der
f6ui9lide Muiifbireftor go. Ruide.
iueDb. Griterer, benz Die Gapallertcfa.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-02

Stumm'i6e Iusitclluu9 fallt beIonosrs
ms ange bard ibren monumenta!en
urb dubcrit 9eidmafuofleu Iuibau,
Sn benz eiu benz 9ranbenburser 2bor
IN Berlin na69ebilSetcr 9riumpbboBeu
aus Glen Cen @inaang bilbet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-02

!. Anieige zGaten.
h, y..!sa'tiisH, srfs Snieratip,. ID Ssnts
s v,s1,..aI'sn'tissu, 2ts anb isss fc,ssass Sn.
etsbsnbs.a ssstssu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-02

gneh e~rrirsen, ,.irsn re unf6dstor fur oie III tieis-
reintsepDsn g,isa : esireneen; ater Sl.diifer Btiie
enret nia. htss tsre S2irtiamieit, ma rsr fe etns
NAL rrcbtrt BAT, NIB ttese ia - ststfa@er 9tnftt
btlFrsiteu fteiren girsr isaei::a stdt fisht snitehs
rem rorsr. Sgbey prr s!,e1 ..a'-rr T!ss.G IL Ioris
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-05-06

The house is little 2-story affair
f6 feet wide by 43 feet deep, built entire
ly of brick, with Bedford stone trim
mings, and has the usual little front stoop
of four steps. It has a double front door,
inside of which is 5-foot hallway, with
parlor IL feet z inches long by feet
inch wide on the left. There is a
handsome walnut cabinet built into a
niche in the parlor, and walnut folding
doors connect the room with the dining
room just behind. The dining room is
10 feet by ~, Just big enough to hold an
Ordinary dining table and chairs. 1t has
small china closet.
The kitchen is at the rear of the dining
room and measures feet inches by 2
feet inches. 1t has a stationary range,
with hot water apparatus and room for
coal bins. A piazza 8 feet Vide runs
along the west side of the house and at
the rear.
Up stairs the front bedroom is IA feet
3 inches long by II feet 10 inches wide.
It has walnut mantel and corniced
ceiling, The corniced ceiling, by the way,
Is feature Of all the living rooms and
the hall. Next the front bedroom is an
other, II feet by 8, which has a bay
window, and behind this is the bath
room, feet by feet inches. The
rear room on the second floor is the Phil
adelphia woman's back sitting room and
has an overhanging bay window feet
deep. In Philadelphia the house could
be built for $500. but the model at
jackson park cost nearly double that
amount, owing TO the cost of transport
ing the materials and the higher wages
Of workmen in the Worlds fair city.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-05-06
WATER FRONT NOTES

The Umatilla had only forty tons of San
Francisco freight yesterday for the Sc
home dock.
The May Queen did not return yester-
day from Samish with hay, and IL was ex-
pected in the night.
One car of finished lumber, for Foster &
Hastings, was sent east yesterday over
the Great Northern.
A fiat car loaded with machinery and
boilers for Tacoma.arrived oyer the Cana
dian Pacific yesterday.
The Washington Cedar Single Com
pany shipped one car of shingles to Illinois
yesterday over the Great Northern.
The old Union Pacific steamer Sehome
has been chartered 10 run an excursion
from this bay TO Victoria on the 23rd and
oath of May.
The tug Utsalady brought boom of fir
and cedar logs from Anacortes yesterday
morning, and later took wood and water
at the Sehome dock.
Four carloads of the st. Paul, Mime
apolis e Sault Ste. Marie railroad order
were shipped yesterday, two going to
Minot and two TO Wallace, n. d.
j. B. Copeland, superintendent of the
Great Northern, passed south yesterday
from New Westminster where he has
been for several days on business of his
company.
The freight which has been at the Great
Northern depot for several months past,
awaiting transhipment to Port Angeles,
was returned to Seattle yesterday and
will be forwarded from that point.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-05-06
Matching Fish Under Hens.

Chinese fishermen collect with care
from the margin and surface of water
all those gelatinous masses which con-
tain the spawn of fish, and after they
have found sufficient quantity they
I'LL with it the shell of fresh hens egg
which they have previously emptied,
stop up the hole and put it under a sit
ting fowl. At the expiration of a GER
tain number of days they break the shell
in water warmed by the sun. The
young fry are presently hatched and are
kept in pure, fresh water till they are
large enough to be thrown into the pond.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-05-06
FASHIONS FANClES.

Soft green straw hats are decorated
with lace, violets, orchids, hlacs, pansies,
irises or mauve hyacinths.
The strong but dainty "Hanoverian
lace" is very much like Dublin shuttle
work, as tatting is called in both London
and Paris.
1t is believed by many leaders of FASH
ion that the present outre modes cannot
hold, they being too hideous to last even
for one season.
Pretty velvet capes in Breton shape are
lined with red, yellow or mauve MORE
or brocade and finished with deep jet
ted yoke and faring Medici collar.
Spring theater capes are made of very
fine cloth in light colors as well as of
velvet and brocade. Fawn colored cloth
models are lined with pale green shot
with apricot.
Hop sacking, tweeds of every descrip-
ton, checked, shot, plain and plaided
wooden fabrics, are exhibited in all the
leading dry goods houses in color blend
ings and combinations heretofore I'M
known.
The lovely rose tints to be used in
evening dress next season grow more and
more beautiful as they are gradually
brought out in fabrics of silk, crepaline,
brocade, yelling, shot satin and all the
host Of exquisite diaphanous textiles
New York Evening Post.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-05-06

Fifth assembly district, where he resides,
and his party leaders. to add the strength
of his name to the ticket, nominated him
for justice of the peace. He did not
want it, but had the nerve to accept the
nomination for the party's sake. His
courage can be better appreciated per-
haps when it is stated that he has no
more knowledge of the law than the
average citizen.
He was duly elected and helped to pull
his ticket through, but he kept right on
running his elevator, believing that the
certain emoluments of his position in the
cage were more satisfactory than the I'M
certain prospective fees to be made out
of warrants and weddings
Judge Walsh is a pleasant hammered,
cheerful, bright young man about 90
years of age and was born and brought
up In Jersey City, where he attended the
public schools. He was married only a
short time before his elevation to the
iusticiary.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-05-06
AN IMPORTANT OFFICE
The United states Treasurer Gives Heavy
Bonds and Has Great Responsibilities

The United states Treasurer Gives Heavy
Bonds and Has Great Responsibilities
Daniel Nash Morgan of. Bridgeport,
Conn.,, has succeeded Enos II. Nebeker
of Covington, Ind, as treasurer of the
United States, and his assistant is Con-
rad N. Jordan, who was once succeeded
as treasurer by the man whom Nebeker
succeeded. Verify, it is time of over
turning and returning, so it is quite in
keeping that Conrad N. Jordan, APP
pointed United States treasurer on April
%, 1885, should eight years later be
made assistant treasurer.
The new treasurer, Mr.. Morgan, is
about 30 years old and is one Of the lead
ing citizens Of his state. He has been
mayor of Bridgeport three terms, has
served in the legislature and for ten or a
dozen years past has been president of a
national bank. His present place is one
for which great experience is a needed
qualification, for so far as mere money
obligation goes it is really the most re-
sponsible Office Of the government.
Even the assistant treasurer, who is
scarcely more than lieutenant to his
chief, has to give bond for $4,000
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-05-06
REAL ESTATE TRANS FERs

The following are the latest real estate
transfers recorded. as furnished by the
abstract Office Of S. L. Butler, corner Rail-
road avenue and Holly street.
THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1893
w II Hoffman to Frank Flint, lots 10 10
IL, blk Is, Jameson's Bay View add to Sc
home; sl95.
T Bunbury and wife to Fitzpatrick,
.ots 1, 2, 3 and 4, blk 6, lots 3, 4, and 6,
blk Z, lots TO 10, inclusive, blk 5, Bum
bury.s 1st add TO Blaine; $3.50.
City of New Whatcom to G Deppe, part
Of lots 9 and 10, blk A, New Whatcom; ;
$3.50.
M + Backus and wife to w r Forrest.
lots 1, 2, and 8, blk t76, lots and s, blk
202, and lot 12, blk 800, Whatom, lots 3. 4,
5, 6 and Z, blk s, South Whatcom: 5000.
J G Hoode and wife to L + Truelson, lot
5, blk 2, Waldman & BENEFITS subdivi-
sion Of blk 5, Eureka add to New What
com; SIPS.
Patent to II L Tallum, VIZ of nw4 sec
r4 e. y ~
T Payne to W w Carter, wiz of lot 4,
add sw4 of neA Of neA sec s, tip 40, e;
$1.00.
f M Sewer to A Sewer, sell of nw14
and e14 of sw14, and swA OF ne14 sec "a, tp
40, r 1 e; $1,000
&C Osier and wife to M M Merritt, bllSs
3 and s, Whites Park add to Drayton;
81 OOO
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-05-06

! CHARLES c. BONNEY. given the world
fair warning that she expects before
many years to have the same cinch on
intellect and its products that she now
has on pork.
Few people have suspected it, but this
was the real object of the strenuous eff
forts to secure the Worlds fair, and this
has been the main idea underlying all
the herculean efforts to get things in
shape at the White City. The incidental
wealth that may accrue will count as
nothing when weighed in the balance
with brains and will probably all be
spent for educational purposes. Why
else was the Worlds Congress auxiliary
to the exposition formed? Read here Of
its aim and object in a few words from
oneof its prospectuses:
ITO bring all the departments of hui
man progress into harmonious relations
with each other in the exposition of 1893;
to crown the whole glorious work by the
formation and adoption Of better and
more comprehensive plans than have
hitherto been made TO promote the prog
ress, prosperity, unity, peace and happi-
ness of the world, and to secure the eff
fectual prosecution of such plans by the
organization of a series of worldwide
fraternities through whose efforts and
influence the moral and intellectual
forces of mankind may be made domi-
nant throughout the world"
It seems like the irony of fate that
New Yorker should be doing all this for
Chicago, but Mr.. Charles C. Bonrey,
who originated and is in charge of the
auxiliary and has formulated all its
plans, halls from the metropolis and
does not work any the less on that ac-
count. He is broad minded lawyer
and came very near being a United States
supreme court judge in 1877, and he
probably cannot afford to narrow his
views by any question of yicinage. AT
any rate he has not, as the programme
he has arranged will show. The con-
crosses are divided by months about as
follows:
May-Woman's Progress, Public Press,
Medicine and Surgery. June-Temper-
anoe, Moral and Social Reform, Com
MERGE and Finance. July-Music, Lit
erature, Education. August-Engineer-
ing, Art, Architecture, etc; Government,
Law Reform, Political Science, ETC.;
General Department, Science and Phi
losophy. September-Labor, Religion,
Missions, Church Societies, Sunday Rest.
October-Public Health, Agriculture.