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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-06-06
CT Oberrafte4fe-

@bnoo9 ben 27oe Mai bapoe en-
bel 9el af Solicit o9 runbt l1noer'
tpoub iomlet fig, % meb unbe1,poubS
BraIs Banb @pibien fom be i
Tplse, no9le ti9renoe andre saaenoe,
forbi @perbrurs &irfe og li9e ino
paa min @aoro. buor be siorbe bolbt.
@aa bleo oer ipi(let en- 9el imutte
Mufititptter, buorpaa &nute 8eber<
ion ouerrofte til os pea be foriamle'
oes &e9ne nosle pene os paroifuloe
Spluioaer iamt ubtalte, at be par
iamleoe Nuleoniu9 al bort rs Gars
&9tefab. Derpaa to9 &pinberne
6ufet 8eiiobelie o9 oobneoe fine
Mabfurue, inbebolbenbe mango bel.
imasenoe Setter for Miboog. Gor
lite at opta9e for me9et at Blaoets
Spalter faa pil tes i1utte meb at
frembare min os min 9uitrus bierte.
li9fe Eat baaoe til 9omle % un9e
for 8eIp9et % @auerne. &i pil %.
iaa tatfe benz. iom lite banbe Mnleb.
ming til at fpl8e bib men nar meo %
betalte @auerne.
I1nbertpoob 2Sbe Mai.
&. &. Dnifab.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-06-06
MoIa,toet.

6loben Setinsa / Snbien bar ifgl,
9e be ieneite Beretninser ouer:
iupmmet fine Breooer % foruolot
for Stabe. 9ele 2anesbper er blet
poela8te, heber bet, og bet anto9es,
at mango Menuefeliu er 9aoet tabt.
Dueriupmmelien Fal uere ben iterfe,
Tom bar inotruffet paa fere Nar.
- 5raier &iuer BritiF @olums
bia eiorbe forrise llae flor Staoe, ioet
ben operlupmmebe fine Breooer. 9us
ie, Golf os Rreaturer er blet bortfgr>
te af ben raienoe Strpm, os buor ber
fpr uar bbleenbe &ornmarter. ber er
nu bisie pbeloete. Saapibt mon peb,
ct hog Blot 8 Menneifer omfomne,
men ber ct mango, iom bot blit reo>
bebe paa unberli9 Maace. @n Manb
baube bp9ge: fig en- 5laabe. buorpaa
ban reooeoe fig os fin Gamilie. @n So.
ne reooeoes fra 9a9et at ct @us, iom
FBb meb Strgmmen. Stbloe Dag
blabene tror mon, at ooer 1900 So
miller ct blet biemlpie, og Eabet af
@ienbomme Hal belgbe fig til $3,O0O,>
600. 81 &eiultat al Dueripbmelien
bill, efteriom bet MI fer uo, bliue en-
total 0bele99elie al bette Iars
@rBbe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-06-06
Entered at the post office at Fer.
gus Falls as second class matter.

fanotes o9 lite tunbe finbes noget
Mo(tinert. os laaoiot mig befienbt
blep oer lite enaans eiort noset Gor>
Ing / ben &etninq.
2iaefaa 9oot peb Sc, at ONT ben
Dr9aniiation % Nanb bapbe faaet
raooe, piloe mango, Som MI bar @m.
beoe, lite enaaue bape tommet Be>
trogtntns.
Ser funoe bore meset mere at fige,
men nu taar leg 1utte. Seq pil Blot
iise. at leg bar life anbet Raao at
siue Solicit eno for bet fprfte at 1amle
al mults Dplpsntns, at opmuntre til
penli9 9isfusiion % efterlepe be
Brirciper, oi antaser for sooe. faapel
| bort basl1ge iom politiRe 2iu. 9er=
neit at orgoniiere os os, naar &ale.
tampen fommer, upiti1e Menb af
bore e9ne &roesfa0er, iom foritaar
bore &rinciper o9 ct erli9e; ftp pro=
fesloneue @mbeosiesere; faa iitanb
en- opbpsgenoe @alefamp, albris for,
9lemmenoe, at ON hi fon pelge bore
Menb, er bet 9oot; men ON ri fan
pelae bore &rirciper o9 faa benz
anertienot ct bet bebre. vi ber
uere lopale mob Dor Oreanilation
men 1fte ben Grab, at ri, naor uer>
li9e Mano opitilles, eller ber ppi,(1es
Meub of bore politiFe Mob0anoere
= ri ba temmer paa benz for Ear,
tiet8 Stplb. So bbr ri 9aa iammen
% opiti1e no9en anben. Blir bet
9iort nosle @anse. uil bet inort blipe
ilut meb MaRinpolititen, % en- rem
Organization fan bpeees Or o9 fonb
&eform opnaaes.
&enlisff 9eres
s. @. 8ranbborg.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-06-06
5nblanbet.

ste Nbler, en- 2uftFipper Mans
9atten, Dbio, git forleoen tilueirs /
en- 2uftballon. &eb 81elp of 5alos
Rierm foretos ban Eilbosetoset men
bapnebe ubelbi9uis Ohioflooen,
bppr ban brufnebe.
Melpiue @louer, Trebsbommes
rem @utbrie, Otloboma territory,
blep fornplis btbt of sn 9otte. 20
ba9e efterpaa bleu ban ips os ct MI
olbeles raienbe. 9oftoren flyer. bet
er @anbifref. Jreosbommerens
6uaru ct blet iinosluas, % 9taboer.
ne bar omtrent not meo at boloe
stpr poa benz, bfber bet.
= Banferne / Cripple Greet, Go
loraba, bar Fbttet 100000 til Go
lorabo @prinss, ba be frpater for ct
Dplsb af @treiterne. Sberiffens
Iolt beftaar af 1000 Mano, ber ct
beftemt paa at auauiere, ioainart
8eieue er / ben @tanb, at &anoners
ne tan fpttes. @tretternes Nntal
er omfr,ns 1000 Manb, os ,taar Be
mpbe8 meb @beriffens Solf, er bel
bel lite ulanbipnlist, at Der pil fpbe
Blob.
st Jorips pi1 bliue 9iort paa
at brinse 5rebsarmeens 2eberess Sag
op Tor &pieferetten. @epreientant
Sub{on tra &anias % @asfbrer U.
q. 2ipscpmb fra 8aIhinaton, iom
foriparebe benz, bar anoraset om
. writ Of habeas corpustor Soreb.
Brppne % Sones. Se tiger, at ben
Sop, fom aau ret til at arrefere 2eber.
he, itob iirib meb &onfituttonen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-06-06

ST. &ebaftgr!
Seq bar left ST. Onetabs Mrlifel
/ neeblaoet meo mesen Snteres(e.
Den Ct belt iajenuem uenlig cs pi1er,
| at Torfatteren beiboer @unen til al
faitboloe % trolis forfeste fine @rins
ciper men tan paa famine Tib gipe
auore ben famine Met, ON be ei er
enis meo bom / alle Ging. Deri iet
leg ct 9oot &e9n. Set er forRiegigt
ira, boao mon bot feet os bort o.
enonu Jet os bprer, naar mon lite
TONNE: operens ON &eformipgrss.
maal - man talber bueranbre Jor.
rebere % anore li9nenbe 9eapne oa
ipbr, "bpormeaet mon bar faaet".
Seq nil prbue NIT pberi tie forat
mpbe min tiette Nntoeoniit ben
iamme penlise o9 fororaselise Nanb.
o9 lob mig fise ret ber. at leg lite
bentpoer til nogen iier,om ies iblonot
er nbbt til at ta9e ct @rempel.
Man ftulbe QaRen tro. at ST..
Onstao os ies lite ct lan9t fra bin>
anoen. oa BET er iaa meset bans
Sfripelie, boori iee er enis meb bam.
men bet ct ct af be Eilfeloe. buor
mon ton fiae, niaa ner % bog iaa
lan9t ifra".
Gbrf tommer bans Gorfaaelie al
Droet &eform, efter iom ban flyer.
bet bruses / @nelanb: n@n &sttelie
of &e8ierinasfeil". &elan. leg oil
antose ben Jortlarins meo ben nbbs
penbise 3illempnin9 forat funne
pusIe paa &eeiertnaen / bette 2auo.
Ser er nemlis @e9ierinsen belt %
boloent at Solicit, p9 oeraf fglser, al
naar better npbpenbist at rette pao
&e9iertnsen, moo s pltet fprf1
rette pan ii9 ielp, og bette
fan umuli9 Re paa anben Maaoe enh
siennem Splpsnins, lite alene ON,
buab Teilen er, men bpa6 8otemi6lei
er. ut dnta9e % TONNE ouerens on
pi8ie @rinetper paa en- &arti. Con:
uention Ct 9o5t, men perionli9en al
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-06-06

= Sra @toterne Colorado, @aibs
inston % Oregon berette8 om 0uer>
iupmmelie, iom har foruolbt @taoe
o9 fanb1et 3roiiten. s &ueblo,
COLORADO. omtom 5 MenneRer, % 1e.
re fopnes. Eab of gienbom belbber
fig iii $1,o00.oo0. s Denser moat.
te 8efoltnin9en, iom leueoe nermeff
inb til Tlooen. ON Staten Fptte ub
af fine 8uie. % ouer ITO Gamilier
bot maattet flute til bpiere li9aenoe
2anb. 2anbsbhen gonconnullo /
@aibinston ital pare fulbitenois
pbela9t. Mineleirene @risman os
@olina. iom bapbe en- 8etoltnins af
200, ftrp9 liseleoes meb. men intet
Mennelteliu git tabt.
= @n np Sernbareulptte iuotraf
ben 30te Mai paa @isconiiu Central
8anen, bporpeb 6 MenneRer omfom.
l1lptten Rebe ueb Manuille. @iscon>
lin. bpor Eoeet oeb ct @pori1itte unz
ber fulb fart git fra 9oueoiporet ino
paa Sioeiporet. Dmtsins 20 Sob fra
&ooebiporet git Eoset af Sfinnerne,
o9 6 @osne bobebes iammen. 2oto>
motipet par unber @o9nene. os ftrafs
bar belle 9oben / Brono. @nbel
&asiaserer reooebes uo ira &o9nene,
% omtrin9 Is tueitebe Ber1oner
ienbtes til Maribfielb for oer at biz
be pleiet. Nariosen til l1lptfen fises
at bore ben, at nosen uueofommenoe
bapoe 1nblabt fla meb @porltiftet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-06-06
8rep fra aSafbtnetott, =. 6.
(Tra Dor reeuldre 8orrefpo,toent.)


5eudtor @tQ bar siuet Meolem>
merne of MISUNDERSTANDING en-
@frobe, iom be tent uit alemme. De
bapbe forfulst be Iuismeno, iom
bapbe offentlissiort 8eisplbninsen
mob enbel @enatorer torat oere iHo>
pitlebe Suttertruitet. % bet uar
bertor, ban tos bem ! @tole. 2ise'
5aa for. at be bauoe foribmt at sribe
til ct iaa lisefremt Miooel fom at
eraminere be antlaeeoe @enatorer ut1'
ber @o forat TONNE efter @anbbeoen.
SilIs Eale bar oa oeiaa boot ben
girtnine, at &omiteen forftaar, at
sForfpleelle af Guismeno pil lite BIZ
ue aecerteret fom 5rifinoelfe forat
bape 9iort salt. @enator SiQ bar
for{uaret ct Blabs &et til at na9te
at opeipe g&aunene paa benz, fra boem
bet bar taaet Opl9sntn9' lom Oleo
stpet 9emmelisbeo.
Sooleoes {om bet fommer til at
saa @uttersG@eouleu / 3ariHbiuen,
iaolebes anta9es bet at bile 0aa Bil<
len felp. @epublifanerne bar arbei=
bet boarbt torot foo Stemmer not til
at forfaite Sutter>@@eoulen. men bet
bar lite lpttets, % bet bill beQer lite
TONNE til at lptfes, ON oer lite inbs
treber en rabital 5oranorins.
@oreps Irmee er blepen forbset
meb @aluins Menb, % be foreneoe
Mrmeer mari@ereoe inb @afbinston
9eforationsoo9en o9 betorereoe
6rebsmonumentet. Menbene / 9lr'
meen CT lite meaet 9laoe nu, ioet be
itfe bar anoet at 1epe of enb @anb
% Brpb, en- 9iet iom lite er beitemt
til at sibre nosen lpttelis. Sc fiser
enbnu, at be uit forblipe Der, inotil
RonsresIen bebanoler oeres &etition.
6ois be 9ipr, fommer be til at blipe
Der len9e.
t., @oitmafer General Bisie4 har ruz
ftet op / ct 9pepiebof, ueo at uotale
iie imob, at &eeierinsen I'll eie 9e>
leBraflinierne. 6an er bet eneiie
Duerbopeb / &oitbepartementet. iom
i}be fbfe ii Mar bot uotalt fig oeri:
mob, ibet ole bans 5oreiansere | ben
Eib Dor peret 5apDr af, at @e9ie'
rin9en poa en- eller anben Maaoe
Rulbe ouertase Teleq rafuaienet.
Bisieqs Mraument er, at &eaierin,
gen pil tabe paa 5orretniu9en, lise>
iom ben MI bor 9ab of &ofueienet.
!, men buis bette Nreument ct eobt,
burbe ben 10 heller lite benpre Soft
pnienet. 9et-er mul,st, at @asen
pit blipe en- Merteias peb naite
&alg, % ber er bem, iom truer meo
at ilaa enbuer &ousresfonbibot. iom
lite oil forbinbe fig til at arbeibe for.
at EelesrafueIenet fol opertases al
@e9ierinsen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-06-06
8osHon.
lite Stunt 1894.

lite Sunt 1894.
@r. Hebaftgr!
Siben Nurbalineerne fit orbet /
lseblaeet, bar leg meo for opmerf,
iombeb fulgt meb, os meb beeier,
lt9beo 1lust alle artitler fra Murbal,
for oerof at faa oplpsuins eller lsien
paa lite Blot bet iom er oppe til biRus,
ton men oeiaa paa anbre ting iom bill
be faa en- srunoi9 bebanblina. Seq
tenfte, at nutibens fbrfe ipbrss.
maol pilbe eubelie bli flappet os
flart for NIT tptte bopeo. Men at!
= bet ct os bliuer uel lise t9tt.
Boena forilae BET blep til bans per.
ion, enote meb libt fiepleri % y 1maa,
trette", % oermeo bafta. = Sib =
Seq ital albris nere iaaoanne for>
baabninaer mere.
Sc io9er, fom MI bebanbles al
On9itco og 8ranbbor9. Nune % @in<
ie. ct pel 9ienFanb for famine ifietne,
oller belt buao be to fibite aneaar; ber>
imob finber 1eg at en- bel bel al Branb.
bor9s ubtalelier. Tan babe fin rietiss
beo, og 0nsitao aiuer leg fulo treoit.
Deriom tsebtaoet % be anbre fore
reformstjem al Otter Eoi[ 60.
fan til 9gten nominere eQer be1atte
ale embeoer, iom bliper lebige, meo
cue re,ormpenner Minneloto, faor
be not bpre ct nibobbelt burra til be-
res e1e. Mei! uent nu", ie9 ial i1aa al
en- hel bel; ftub ben nefe forereismann
tor bet ipuenbe biitritt. &pao enten
ban er 9emofrat &epublitoner euer
&opulif eibr intettiliasen, naar ban
bare faor ret iii at bope fit nopn pao
palsleboelen oa bor tillib bos BEN,
iom a1br fortrins berpao. @n ica
ban ti(libsfulb mano tan pel beli1
Gune finoe. efter at ban bar parel
paa ale eonoentioner. geaar iaa oer
Ste Nopember tommer, oil mon ben.
be rp9sen I'll tiuibs<monoen, princi:
per % alt, ri tOrreien tror paa, og
femme for Sid. Eom or6arrp. @iloe
lite bet, ,blibe iuublenbe ner maaben
bporpaa Otter Eoils reforms sarbeibe,
re ftemte for TO aor fioen paa foneres.
manb? So ieg etiubrer enbnu, Al
bouoe bet lite bRret for Bolt gountp
iaa bapoe @pen iluppet, at gao til
fonsresien, &r. 5eis bar baft bans
plabs,. os ri bar oue leoet &erreui
glade oage nu! lite ianbt?
| 9ette faar bore NOT. @rubboe1
og pennen pasIer baarlia !ommen
S. .. Sobnlon.
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Fergus falls Mgeblad
uofommter 6ber Ou86ag.
H. 9oleut, t6gtper.
@nbftrtpttou8prts $3.50 for Mar. betal
tTorffuo, eaer8 $500.

FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD.
A Norwegian weekly newspaper
and the Farmer Alliance organ In
Ottertail county.
A. SoLEM, Publisher.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-06-06

9r.&rices cream Batting &o,uber
&eroensubfil1ina bpieite @ris.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-24

Mr.. Hastings was the copy Of our an
cient nobility. in hunting. but not IN
Warlike times Ills house was perfectly
OF the Old fashion. in the midst ot 81
large park; q bowling green in lt, iohS
but narrow. fun Of high ridges. IT. beins
never leveled since IL was plOwed. th-t
used round sand bowls. ana 10 rad %
tanquctlng house like stand, Hisr
one built in a tree. The great nan was
etrewed with marrow bones, fun or
hawks on perChes, hounds, 1p3Hleie' aNH
terriers. the upper side Of the nan huhS
with fox skins, here and there pole,
cat int.rmiXed, and gauekeepers ana
hunters poles i'm great abundance.
The par0r was a large room, The
windows served for places 10 lay ms
arrows. cr0ssb0ws. and stOueboWs. etc.
the corners fun Of the best-chosen huut-
ing or hawking poles. his oyster table at
the lower end, which was 81 c9"Sldht
use. TN one side was che door OF
a closet where stood the strong beer
and the wine, etc; on the other the door
of an old chapel not used for devotion,
the pulpit was never wanting ot Coid
chine OF beef, venson pdsty, cannon OF
bacon or IL great apple pir win fhiDh
crust extremely baked. He never wanted
in London pudding and always runS
IN eating il, "With my pert eyes tn'Ir-
ina" My part lies there'n-a. IL sh'uib
bee. lie very often put syrup oil slly-
flowers in his sack. and always lad a
tun glass without feet stood ny MN,
holding pint Of small beer, which he
often stirred with rosemary. lie
lived TO be hundred, and never oal
his eyesight. but always wrote and read
without spcctaclts, and got ia horse
back without help.-Old Dorset. II. IT..
NeHie
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-24

\ more loathsome and disgusting object
II would be hard 10 conceive, naked from
head 10 foot. unless the ashes with which
he is gneared all OYER can De considered
as a covering filthy 10 the last degree.
With matted hair hanging down his back,
I'm his hand he carries a stick with tcll
attached and this he strikes TO attract
attention. as again and again he gives the
wild howl that first caught our ear It ls
the name Of some god 60 whom his HE
is devoted. and his self-imposed duty Is %
utter this name 50 many thousand times
daily.
The women crowd around him and touch
his feet reverently. any grain seller VIII
be proud to give him as much food as NJ
will take. but 20 the end or his lie thls
miserable wretch VIII live suciteress I'M
der the burning sun and through bltter
freezing nights, unclOthed, starving, scorn-
ing even the cOmmOnest comforts With
out Intercourse with his kind, and all that
the name OF SILVA may bc heard IN the
land and due glory given 10 him. IN the
next world will there be any reward Tor
such complete abnogatiOn. the more pitt
fiIi surely that 10 us II seems so en-
ttrelv thrown away Many 9th Frs OF that
fraternity are I'm the fair. They lie on
spike beds, they swing mead downward
over fires. they stand ali night i'm the
river All these / have seen. and deeply
pondered over. These men are not fools
or imbeciles; they do ii OF set purpose TO
glorify God and win heaven, and how
strong must that purpose and their wills
be who can endure such things for all
the years OF a long hfei-The Nineteenth
Century.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-24
The Color of the Arab.

The kings of horsekud are those Of
dark color" IS an Arab prOverb, while
another Eastern saying is that zone
should be slow to buy chestnut horse,
and Still slower 70 sell one OF that color
which has turned out we'll II We visit
ga horse talr I'm Meath or Yorkshire, IL
would be easy to find plenty of farmers
and dealers who would recognize IN thf Sc
sayings from distant land opinions
which they cherish Just AS warmly as the
Arab Of the desert We see THIS simlltN-
", too IN the defects Of the two races
The disease known as SPAWN Is preNa-
lent among Arabian horses; il is con-
slant aNment, likewise, OF the EuEllSll
hunter and the English race horse, ID IS
a disease so 10 say. Of the speedy horse.
of that which Is much galloptd CuiD
and ringbOne also. diseases with WNlcu
the morse owner in the country j. Oht4
too familiar. are equally we'll known 20
the Arab and the foot which IN our daF
is SO frequently the seat Of lameneSS, IS
also. though apparently not 10 50 great a
degree as I'm me West. likewise troubled
with defects. But into these technical
details this is not the place 10 enter IL
is suMclent 10 say that the qualities
which 90 10 make good horse are the
same all over the world, and though
the Arabian horse has some features
which give him d character Of his Own,
yet. SO far as the qualities of good
horse are concerned. he differs little from
his Western brother
We must not however, pass away IRON
the typical Arabian without word as
10 color. In England an antiqpated l4et
fingers that the authentic Arab must be-
gray Such an impression may, perhaps,
prevail among persons altogether iAnvidHL
Of horses. but the sport Of racing in lrdii
has SO increased our knowledge oi me
Arabian horse that soundet views now cA-
list among horSemen. Two extracts from
General Tweedee's york VIII give an
the Information tina. is l"eded upon ms
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-24

The comic tune is everywhere tho prop
or accom- iaulmcpt OF the comic song or
ballad and Shakespeare has married
every kind VI Ions nsr To immortal verse.
NCnsense has two main lorms-Wit ana
humOr. They are hard 10 distinguish.
for each Is perpetuMly overlapping aud
minglTg with The other. But IL We take
them when they are at the widest dis
lance from each other the difference
seems 10 be- this. Wit is the more purely
intellectual Ii deals with words. logic.
paradox. satire. and epigram ana for
scorn at the incongrulues and contra
dictiOns Of life
Humor is more genial II laughs with.
rather than at. those inconerulues ana
contradictions, and treats them not only
with tolerance, but With kindly sympathy,
where that Of Wit would be nara, cold,
and critical Yet opposed as these TWO are
in their extreme forms, they are, as We
have said. continually Overlapping ana
intarminellng. The sparkling lclcles OF
sydney Smiths wit are continually as
solved in the sunshine ~ hunlori aud ',1f
genial humOr Of Charles Lamp. or or
Lowell. will as continually give us Mor rs
and epigrams, cut and polished, OF the
highest art Of wit. ~.
Mas IL wit. or was it humor. when
sydney Smith replied 10 the question
whether he had been Sittine 10 tanu3eet
for his portrait: is thy servant dog.
that he should do this thing Was IL
vii or humOr 10 tell us how. ~,h"n the
Niger had required Bird-o -F'reedum-
SaH,tn' 10 tell hlm which was the north
star. the poor siaVe-OWner, conscious OF
the sin Of giving instruction 10 slave,
turned his face about southwest ana
and told him that were it?'-Ihe Specta-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-24
vyx sxLLfE WAKD DOWNS DffH".
She Was Once Famous In Lou''''"' wv
Her wit and Beauty.
/, special from Louisville ~! ~"

,to, from louisville KY, saws 4
caiile Ward Downs, me grealtS'
hoIla If the South I'm ante-ueHiip uas4'
is iving critically i'll AT the naIt nOu'o
liz, nhvsiclan gives but nt1e hpp' -,
bor recovery. az she Is suffering from
iorotication d. diseases, iu tddluOn 10
Ring we'll along I'm years. MIS- LOWS
a. the daughter of the late Robert NaIu,
ono of the wealthiest Of the LOUISIANA
Dionters of hftv years ago. tie mad"
bis home in this city and dispensed a
n'o hosnitality his oldest daughter
e,iito Ward became famous for her
boa,itv Wit. and daring, as q girl Be
Zoo She was sixteen years oid she was
q Great belle and the toast OF al LOUIS
Lilo and New Orleans beauX; Her faith
w Lon1e AZ Second and Walnut streets
bocomo famous for the number ana
e>ianJor of the entertainments gwen
tbore on one bah over 5000 was spent
Tor vlolets for the drawing room.
Sallie Ward was married 10 blseioW
Taxrence. Of Boston, while very young
1'b' marriage was not happy. and q dl-
vorce court freed the pair Miss Ward
US afterward married to Or. Hunt or
7 @nisviile. who died short time after
Tho marriage. Hcr third husband was
Vene Armstrong also OF LOUISVILLE. VINO
also died. 4 few years ago she startled
society pleasantly By the announcement
that She would marry Mr. George +.
Do,cng a rich retired merchant MI
Downs had been one of her early lovers.
The wedding was 4 very quiet one.
and the pair have always hVed simply
mn elegantly. Her reputation as n beau
~ made hor a Well-knOWn figure here
a. home and her society was sought
everywhere 40 went. Her house was al-
ways the gathering place OF distinguishes
r,en and brilliant women. of which she
was the centre. Her drawing rooms were
probably the nearest approach to Il
salon this country ever saw.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-24
PRRtON4L AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's CIti-
Iens md Other NJ AttaIa

Here IS little tale Of woe tackled on
as a matter OF history:
Dir. Henry Samueis prominent mer-
chant at Chester, :. C., IS registered At
Murphy's Hotel.
Mrs W. ". Corr. Of ~ - south Cherry
street, has gone 20 visit her cousin, Miss
Bessie r. b4Dney, ~ Caroline county.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles j. Hughes, Of No.
l2l3 Dance street have the sympathy or
many friends in the death OF their little
boy. twenty months Old, who died yester-
day afternoon.
There was Il reception and supper given
al kockbridgc Alum Springs by eN-MayOr
Ludlow. Of Norfolk. Tuesday evening.
Mrs Elias Hann. OF Richmond. was the
recipient u a beautiful solid silver pow
der box and puff.
Policeman ". r.. Newman, of the Third
station, Wednesday afternoon, near mir
teenth and Main. lost his pistol. It was
N-c0hbre Smith X rs essen bronze re-
v0lyer Mr.. Newman vii! pay Il reward
il II is left at the laird station.
Miss Anne Godsey gave very pleasant
entertainment 10 number OF her friends
last night at her residence No. SIS
Semmcs street. IN Manchester. Water
melons ana other refreshments were
served. and the affair was eniNencu by
music and other features.
The horse attached to the furniture
wagon OF Mr.. Waller scott took fright ON
Ninth street hill, near Grace street. yester-
day afternoon and occasiOned some excite
ment by dashing rapidly down the street.
At the corner of Byrd street the runaway
was caught. Only slight damage was done
10 the vehicle.
Some time Wednesday morning thieves
entered the residence Of Mr.. julius \.
HObsOn, no Gl1 north Seventh street. Mr.
HObs0ns family are out OF the city, ana
he knew nothing about the robbery uutil
he went home Wednesday night. The
matter was reported 90 the police, ana
they are investigating u.
Mr. Walter j.. Moses. late Of the firm
Of Walter -. Moses q TO-, arrived In
Richmond from Chicago yesterday morn
iuc cn route for Europe. He VIII leave
Sunday morning for the wel-known hrm
Of Lyon a Iiealy, with whom ne Is con
uected. manufacturers of musical instru-
mcnts and ORGANS 80 establish agencies
in England and France, and ID take
charge or the nrm's exhibits mt Antwerp.
His wife viii accompany him ON tnis tour,
and they VIII be- absent several months.