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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-07-12
ATE OF POISONED CAKE,

John III. Bennett Narrowly Escapes
Death at Baraboo.
Baraboo, Wis, July 9.-John III. Ben
nett went to the cupboard yesterday and
ate cake on which there was strychnine
to kill mice, not knowing it was there.
He will recover.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-07-12
DEPOT AT NEENAH BURNED.

The Building was Filled with Freight
Awaiting Shipment.
Neenah, Wis, July 5.-The Wisconsin
Central freight depot, filled with freight
awaiting shipment, burned to the ground
at 2 o'clock this morning. The loss will
be heavy
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-07-12

BLAZE NEAR WEYAUWEGA.
Two Large Barns with All the Contents
Burned.

Burned.
Weyauwega, Wis, July 9.-The two
large farm barns of w. Wilcox, one mile
east of this village, burned Saturday aft
ernoon, together with large quantity of
hay, grain, farming implements and
calf The fire originated by some boys
smoking. 1t was thought at first that one
but he was afterwards discovered hiding
in the woods, whittier he had run when
the fire got beyond his control The loss
is about 5000. with 5000 insurance
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-07-12
SUCCEEDS JUDGE BROPHY.

Frank Mcintyre Appointed Judge of
Sawyer County.
Madison, Wis, July 5.-Gov. Peck to-
day appointed Frank Mcintyre of Hay
ward. county judge of Sawyer county,
vice Judge BroDhy. deceased.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-07-12
JACKSON CASES SPEEDY 1R0TTERS.
Racine's Mayor Takes String of Ten
to Saginaw.

Racine, Wis, July 5.-Jackson /. Case
left today for Saginaw, Mich, with
string of ten trotters They are entered
in the races at that place next week.
Among them are Phallas and Jennie X.
Three of them have records under 2:15.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-07-12
LAKE GENEVA HOTEL BURNED.
The Whiting Hous. Destroyed with
Loss of 1875, 200.

Lake Geneva, Wis, July 9.-Fire broke
out in the Whiting house, the largest ho-
tel in the city, this morning about L
o'clock and consumed the whole struc-
ture. 1t was owned by the Whiting es-
an insurance on the building of $4,000
and $500 on the furniture. The hotel
was run by Messrs. Clarke, Neither and
Hart, who lose about $4,000. All of the
guests got out safely. The cause of the
fire is unknown. ~"
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-07-12
APPOINTED BY GOV. PECK.

EX-LIe ut.-t1OV. FArKer q WI 61n Der OF the
State Board of Control.
Madison, Wis. July 6.-Gov. Peck to-
day reappointed ex-Lieut Gov. G.. d.
Parker of Pleasant Valley, st. Croix
county, a member of the state board of
control. The term is for five years from
July 1.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-07-12
Five Generations.

There is an old log house in Rus
sell County, Virginia, near Fats
store. under whose roof lives a re-
markable family, consisting of five
enerations-lsaac Hart. the father,
grandfather, great-grandfathe and
great grandfather, hale and
hearty at the wonderful age of g..
Nearest to the old man in years is his
daughter Julia, now in her sixty
eighty year. Her son, Isaac is As
years of age, who has son, Charlie,
% years old. He has been married
four or five wears, and is the father
of 3-year-old boy, whose name is
Dorsey.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-07-12
DEATH OF JOHN H. SARLES.
Boscobel's Mayor Falls Victim to Can
Ger of the Stomach

Ger of the stomach.
:, Boscobel,. Wis, July 5.-Mayor John H.
Sarles of this city died yesterday of can
Ger OF the stomach, aged 6S years, leav-
ing four children. He was a high Mason
and an extensive lumber dealer.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-07-12

THE value of a kindness does not
always depend on it's size.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-07-12

IN the aggregate petty crimes work
more evil than great ones.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-06-20
ssemc f(eimem eiebe,

ete Nteren, deiben aus bem burA fe binpur& paiiis
reneen Slute bic unretnisfeiten aus, beren i&Hsb=
aAe Sblettuns aus benz a6rper burb BITE glaie er-
folst. gerbansnibpOu fnb ste Refultaie etrer eto>
duns per Meren. Guntttonen.. Gabtn seb6ren Mat
1erlu@t, BrtsbtfGe Nterenfranttett, Suderfranfbet
nuo aue eetben, peI@e bic Ipritmfen senannter
3rantbett itnb. 9ofetter's Masenbiiters reat bie
Wteren bur Tbasteit an, rte ietn anberes, ntt mad
psn @eiesen ber mebbinti@en WTenf&ait prdpartrteB
altobDlbaltses SttmulanamiteI Sies ,u tbnn permaa
Sestere rei3ea bos ba8 gtters leitt ibnen seIinSe
9a4bhlfe sur Grfhnuus tb,er Tunttipnen, inbem es
fe NIT &raft unp Gldittettdt 6ur@brinst. Oaburd
wtre fur bic sebbrtse Retnisuns bes glutes unb
siet65eitts fur bic Grbaltuus Der gu btefem 3ped
6teneneen Srsane .sefcrst RaIarfa. 0eritopfuns,
seberleiben, Rsrpcftdt, DpSpepfe unb Rbeumattss
mus rerben srlnbIt4 turirt bur bas giters, peIdes
1berbtes tn Sutrdslier Wetle ben &ppettt ret, ben
@eiammts OrsantsmuS fttmulirt unb selunben Shlaf
Delorosrt. wfan Sebrau4e eS reselmdbts uub uiht
uur selesentli6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-06-20
sc.a9it,ipn 0ruioes @:l3ro.


SIS lit nidt allgemeia befannt, >aS
Suan SernanoeS- oas Gitauo. auf oei.l
slleranoer Sc!firf, Der 0tobinlou Grrlcs
Der terlihluten Gr;Ghlllng, mebrere
Sabre oerlebte-jcet itdnoig bepobrt
lit. .3mei bon pcrl9ebenen &iiltenz
pnnften ansgcbenoe Gbdler ncreinigen
lib be|elbit ni6t neit lanbeinndrtS uuo
bier erbebf iid elm Oorftaen nit fleinen
6iitten, Die I'M Elm eiult6diges, bon
elmer Seranoa uu9ebenes @cbdube sers
ftreut lie9cn. ,}n bielem 6aule lebt
Der Wlaut, Der Die Sniel pon Der dilez
nil6cn Ge9ieruu9 scpa6tet bat, nno
oas Oorf bcp0lfcrn meniec beutld)e unb
dilenil6e 6amiieu. 0ie fleine 9(nz
iieoluug beiBt Gan Suau gautilta, uno
oer fraterdbnli6e Seearnt, an benz tie
lic9t unb mo Ileran6er Selfirf oas ret
tenbe 2ano erreihte, iplrb Cumberland
8aD 9enannt. Der jabrlide Pa6t fir
bie Sniel betrdgt 1000 Warf unb miro
in 9eo0rrtem Std eutri6tet. Der
Sang uno bas 2rofnen perldicoener
Slide, Die stuf3u9t BON 0finbern uno
Der Inbau eini9er 9tabrunsspflanSen
beI6dftiseu binrei6enb bic 5afrie6en
lebenoen 9oloniiten, Die BEN srSbten
3beil ibreS GinfommenS aus benz Ser
fauf bon Sieb uuo Yesetabilien an porz
iiberfabrenbe Sdiffe selpinnen. 6ier
sibt es aud cine 2lrt milber 0unoe in
sroBer Wteuse, unb bieie iino aus
i9lieBli9 auf Die Nobben angepielen,
BON oenen iie iid nabrsn. Sie lollen
Die cntarteten 0ta6fomnen Ser bon
Spallien einft 3uriid9elallenen 6unbe
iein. Ointer Der tleinen Nnlieoluna
befinoet 1i6 in Der erlten li1eren Sells
tpano eine Oteibe bon merflpiir6i9en, in
Sonbitein aus9ebrohenen 6Dblen. Sin
jebt unbenuster Bfab leitet oabin, uno
na6 furSem 9lettern selanst man 3u
ben biiiteren Gin9dn9en Der O0blen.
g;or 40 Sabren glaubte Die dileuilhe
Stc9ierung iid Der perurtbeilten Ser
BREEDER am beiteu baour9 entlebigen au
tUnnen, oaB iie bieie na6 Suan Ser
nanoe5 oeportirte. 6ier muBten lid
Die Straflinge inter Der Nufli6t 6ilcs
nil6er Soloaten Wobnrdune lit Der
SanoiteiniDanO lelblt ausb0blen. SIN
Sabre 1864 wuroe sic Serbre6erfolonie
jeoo6 auf9ebOben uno Die Sellenmobe
nnngen perfielen allmdlts. Die i9nale
GrbObung, BON Der &leranber Selfirt
na6 Rettuas ausldaute, beiBt iett
Der Sattel, neil iib auf ieoem Gn0e
oerlelben Elm Steinbiisel mie Elm 9atz
telfnopf erbebt. Gin einem berlelben
befinoet iid jeet cine srobe 9afel nit
Snl9rift CUR grinneruns at Nleranber
Selfirfs lan9en, einlamen 9lufentbalt
bierlelbit. Sie muroe i'm Sabre 1868
BON ben Sffi3ieren bes britildeu s6if,
les r2opa5" 9eitiitet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-06-20

pie @rnabrunsssswobn- NJ
betten oes @lepbanten. Die
geroaunnssapparate oes Glepbanten
arbeiten iebr ibnel1 unb oesbalb beoarr
oas Tbier taslid elmer sroBen Quantis
tdt.. Tutter = 600 Pfun6 ninoeltens.
SIN wilben j3uitanS uilnmt Der @le-
pbant nod ret9li9ere Oiabrung su ii6,
alS III Dem oer @efan9enl6aft, gsbt oa-
bel aber iebr peridmenoeriI6 gu @erfe.
@r mdblt Die wcnigen gSalObdume, Die
er uesen tbrer Hinoc ooer ibres 2aubs
merfs liebt, iorsfalti9 aus, reiBt babel
aber Neite herunter, bon bench er bic
0alfte niAt einlnal anriibrt; ebenlo
l6alt er Die Ginoe pon anoeren 8dlt=
men ab uno mirft einen sroBen Tbeit
bierpon meg. Slls 9ia6ttbier wdblt er
bic Bdume olrd leiuen Scrubs unb
GaitIinn, BON ipel6en Der eritere 70
ldarf lit. oaB Elm milber @tepbant einen
Seino auf 1000 Yaros @ntiernuns nit
teri, unr bic 0ierpen leines Tiillels liuo
10 empfinoli6. oaB ct mittelit oellen Die
fleiniten @e9enitanoe entoeden nno auf-
beben fann.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-06-20

Sn mumberbarer @eile benz
Z De entginS unldnsit bic 9uftl6if,
ferin Baraboo in Sbell, Su. Dieielbe
mar In einsm nit beiBer 0uft sefIillten
Wallon aufgeitiesen, als berielbe in
einer unsefdbren 90be pom 800 SUP
plGslid jerriB. bic beige Suit aus
itr0mte uno bic eufti6ifierin aus Der
fur6tbaren S5be berabitiirSte. Der
Sallidirm, nit nel6em bic 3uitldii>
fertn ben Boben 5u errei6eu beabltfs
tigte, l9ien bur6 bas pl0sli6e 3erreiz
gen bes 8allons ebenfalls auBer Orb.
uuns seratben 3u lein, uno wolts it&
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-06-20

sOttli9ss @elss molltsIt On did uers
liiuOi9eu marum-la9e mir Inn
bes OimuelS lpllleu: marum 2"
Sure Sippcn uer3ogen lid bObnil6,
uno wdbreno fie i'm pom aopf bis gu
ben Sii6eu mas, esmiOerte lie falt ::
vWeil i1 ni6t ldu9er atbneu fann in oiez
fem Dauie, neil i6 9llte8 perabl9eue,
mas mid bier umsibt- IlleS-Gae8.
llno neil i'd lieber nit nadten Siiben auf
ben 3anbftraben bcttelll nil, als baB
i'd bies lii9neriide 5piel nod lanser
fortiete."
DeS Yrofe6ors 9anbe batteu ii6 ses
ballt {; aber er be3mang li6, unb mad
einem tiefen sltbem5use iaste ct o0llig
sefabt; 0a i'd meine Io6ter ipieber
5u mir genomnleu babe, fann Defines
BletbenS unter meinem Dabe natiirli6
ni6t ldnser iein. Du masit gu Deiner
Wtutter 3uriidtebren ooer Du maait
geben, mobin eS Dir beliebt. Sd
peroe Did init 10 oie[ Wtitteln aus
riiiten, ais notbis lino, Old Dor @leno
unb @ntbebrunseu su beuab.en. Was
i'd weiter iiber uniere 3ufunft beidloi<
len babe, fpirlt Ou erfabren, menn eS
3eit oa5u 1T. Stir jett perlanse i6
nur, baB On eebit-auf rer Stelle
sebft ; benn i6 tOnnte, bel &ott, fiir
nitbts einlteben, meun On mir nod
einnlal unter bic Nu9en trGteit."
Gr ipanote ibr BEN Hiiden uno ente
terate li9 nit orObnenoeu Sdritten.
@bitb ltarrte i9n Elm paar Sefunben
lang al. bann fubr iie ii6 nit Der
6an0 iiber bic Stirn uno itieB Elm
fur3es, lp6ttif6eS ya6en aus.
y9iun, eiu Gnoe lit ia aud bas I"
fagte lie laut. Limb i6 Wollte bof
frei lein um iebsu Prsis. Sci flobeu
ooer oeritoBen fir mid fommt iflieBs
lid Aaes auf oalielbe binaus. Wsnu
i6 nur fort fann, nur fort !"-
@ine Stunbe ipdter rollte bic Drol6fe
oapOn, in Der Srau YrOfenor Wallrotb
bas 9aus ibres @atten perlieb. 0orn
beim 9utI6er itanb Elm rieliger Softer,
uno aud oil fleinem 9anbsepad feblte
es orinnen i'm @asen ni6t. 9lui benz
BabnbOie aber l0ite li9 Goitb Elm 8il>
let eriter &laile na6 Mfiin6en unb CAB
oann, ebe iie ben 3ns beities, Elm Tele=
gralnm Gil Doftor Sie9muno grtois
auf, bas nidts entbielt als Die fiinf
@orte: sd erfparte Old in &ort."
Dur6 Die oeri6lolIene Gbur bin>
our1 tpurbe Dem 8ripatoosenten Der
Sciu6 leines S9wieserpaters anses
melbet. unb grtois bate ni6t oen
Wfutb, ii9 por oem Hrofelior perleus=
nen 81 lafen. Gr l6ob oeil Niegel slls
rid uno itredte Dem Gintretenben in
erbeu6elter 0eitcrttit beioe 6anoe eutz
gesen. Nber Die 9lrme lanfen ibm
l6laff am 9Orper berab, als er in
@allrotbs 9lntlit iab, unb bas fr6bs
lide Wort Der Be9riiBuns eritarb ibm
auf ben 2ippen. gBenn er aber nod
slasn 3meifel 9ebe9t bdtte, Oh er Der
Wtiene 6eS Geiu4ers bic re9te Deus
tung geseben, 70 lpdre bieler lefte 3peis
fsl auf oas @riinblidlte bur6 bes Bro=
feliors Nnreoe 5erltrent poroen.
nGeiue 3oinDbie mebr, penn i'd Bit
ten barf!" iaste Wallrotb itatt ieeen
@ruBes itreng uno bart. rWteine Tran
bat mir Nlles eeltanben.1
(Gortiesuns fOIst).
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-06-20

Die alteu SauSmarfen. Sn
man9eu @esen6en observation-disclosures
ipte In Sfanoinapien bat ieoes Bauernz
bau8 feline eigene Marfe, einfa6e runens
artige .3ei6en, iiber oeren llrlpruna fi6
Die @elebrten bis jest nod per9ebli4
ben aopf aerbre6en, uno Die am Sic
bel, all Der Saustbiire, Dem. 0oftbor,
Der Wetterfabne &c. ansebra6t iinS,
uno oieles SausSeiden lit ben 8auern
10 wertb, wte Dem Sreiberrn lein Mapz
pen. IS beitebt aber Der sroBe Inter
i9ieo, ooB Die 6amilie beS 0auern,
menn lc einen anberen Sof beS0ee, aud
ibr 9ausSeiden me6ieln miiros, tpdbs
reno oaS gSappen Oes Gbelnanns oil
Der Samilie baftet uno bon ba erit aui
letn S6loB iibertrasen mirb. slllein
oieleS Wappen lit baum aud feiu 3eis
den Der Belitune, lonoern bes Sc
l9le9tes 9ewelen. Sene Bauern oa=
8esen letten ibr perlOnli6es 0abr3eiden
9eraoe3u BON 9auie ab. Das 3ei6en
oeS 0auleS wirb aud an oaS @erGtb
genalt, ein9ei6nitten, benz Yieb ein9es
brannt, ss ipirb nit ben 4Hus in Sen
gldsr einseSsi6net; es miro Sas 3eis
den alleS SeliteS, ocnn bas Oaus lit
ia Der perlOnli6lte unb ei9enite BeIb
Der Samilie. 9luh an Dem airhenltuhl
nno am @rabitein feblt bas Saussei=
9en nt6t, ia, eS wiro losar gum 6anb>
Sei9en oes Sausbeiisers. 9luf Ser
9albinlel WfOn6sut lpuroen nod su
alnTans oieles SabrbunOerts Diientlide
llrfunOen, itatt nit Dem 9tamen. nit
Dem 9aus3ei6en unteri6risbeu. 9ln
oem Saule alio ertenut lnau ben
Wtam; feline Yerlon nno bas 0aus
iallen in ems 5ulammeu. Gin MenId,,
Der ni6t idrcibeu tanu, maa brsi
SereuSe unter'S Yrototou Ieeen; ser
Bauer dlteiter slrt baeegcrl malt iciu
9ausSei9en uno ldbt allo iein ei9snites,
periDnliditcs Seiistbum, ictn Sans,
baften fir feline YeriOu. @ine sldns
3euoere llrfunoc bes uranIauoiihen
3uiammenbans6 BON Samilie liuo
9aas sibt es ni6t, ais bisle 0auss
marfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-06-20

Die Ni6tbefolguu9 elmer
ar5tli4en Nnorbnun9 bate Die
ler Gage ben Z 90 ser @attiu eiues Ser
liner 8eamten sur Sol9e. Die Dame lit
an befti9em &cpfreiBen uno tonute in
4olge oellen nidt i6lafen. Der arit pers
i6rieb ibr 9e9en bas uebel @9lOrals
b9orat, uno jwor lollte lie eiu 4ulper
Dor oem S6lafeuseben. Elm aipeites am
nd6lten Gage einnebmen. Die &ranfe
9laubte es re6t gut su MAIDEN, inoem
iie bsioe $ulucr in eincm 3wilhenruum
bon elmer balben Stunoe einnabm.
9tm Iol9enocn Wtorgeu Wuroc Die Dame
toOt III ibrcm Bette aufseiunbeu.
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= Sn Wain3 tpurbe bas IL. Deuts
i6e Bunbesf6ieBen unter lebbafter
Setbeiligung BON S6iiben aus aGen
Sbeilen bes &eides ab9ebalten. Ser
beutf6e Safer unb Der &ailer BON
Oeiterrei@ batten 2aiierpreiie geitifs
tet. Ser @roBber3og BON 6efen
feaerte ben gr6ffnun9SsS9uB ab.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-06-20

" Golden Medical Discovery" errunaeu.
Die idlimmiteu Gormsn bon Scrofel,
Galsflub. Gusi4las, @rinb, 8otblauf, Ben.
lsu, aarbunteIn, Draieuanfduetluns, @s.
fdtuitren unb Gef9miilitsm msrbsn burd
bas Discovery" furirt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-06-20

ntAf 0fnen. @rIt unsefabr Is JuB
bonn 8ooen Ofpacte iiG Der Sallldirm
p(0bli6, 10 oaB Die @efpalt ocS 5alles
loiort a5sel9Dabt mnroe, uno Die
&uftld)iffeliu, menn au6 l9mer bes
l6Gaigt, 10 bod lebenoi9 ouf feiten
@run0 uno Booen anlanQte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-06-20

rTarif" lit iitnrlpriinsli9 Der 9lame
zines Wtaurenbduptlinss, ipel6er in
Spanien in ber Stabe bon Gibraltar
etnen Dafen bate uno bon ben paiiirer=
ben Sdiffen einen 3oll erbob. Qet=
teren iaf man nit Der 3eit als ielbfts
oerltGnolib on, unb I'm BEN 3ollz
betrag erb0bte man oann ben greis fiir
Die SYaaren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-06-20

Dte tbeuerite Sub anf Ser
Groe belitt mobl elm Gbicasoer. Der
lelbe nennt unter 9(nberem einen 8au>
plae IN einem Der Peooriustelten 2beile
Der 9artenltabt iein ei9en. Der 8lab
lit NIT einem 3aune llm3oseu, uno auf
Dem Plaee ipeioet oie 0iebliusSs SerleDs
tub oes 8eiieerS 9llS oieiem zines
cages elm Wtann $500, 900 fir ben
Plas offerirte, l6lu9 oer @isentbiimer
oaS slnerbieten bDfltdL aber beittmmt
ab. vAber," iagte ba Elm Serlpanbter
gu ibm, uoieles Sapital miirbe einen
tahrlt9en 3tniensenuB pOn SIS, 900
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-06-20
Gimem MecprN

bon 3uret,, beRtn
f9 tetne anbere
Nrjuet riibmen
fann,ba f9 ndb.
reuo Der leetem
fiinfurtb5ipanDig'
Sabre DIR. Bterce'S
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-06-20

uUgeworfen Daben." Gas 1T fbon
ipabr" I" eruiberte Ser Slngereoete, raber
mas miirbe i'd bann NIT meiner Sub
an9efan9en baben?"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-06-20

Dollars habeu iie mit sstoitet, obne mir su
nieen. Damn babe i'd stpet slai9sn Don
Sbrem Discovery" gebraudt nuo bin felt.
bsm gan, geiuuo."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-06-20
8tQtge Yreiie I!

JeuerbOl3 per Gorb 1885. Sir ben
Ofen geipalten 1925.
SunIet Wnob panp.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-06-20

8 IN @eriteniaft ber preis eebhbrt
Ser ben Lone Star" i'm Wappen
fEbrtl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-06-20
Oeribieoenes !

Meue franaol,t te Sacpnetts unb Wfuas, ae.
irobnlit aa % Gents pertauft, iett 81 @enfs
Npoeltp 3epbprS bon 25 Cents ouf Is
Gents reSu3irt.
Sertise Babe 9luSiige fiir 9amem
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-06-20
ssSolf1on's FretszSabelle II. 8ar9ai1s.
S1atia6en, luel6e 5nm
Seide!

Mai9e9te seioe BON rs Gents bie garo,
berabaeiebt auf go gents.
@robe Breis-&ebufttonen IN alien sorten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-06-20

Rarrir'e unb esitrsifte eatpns, sew5bn-
l'4er Yrets l21s unb Is GentS, jett Gents
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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-01-03
ACADEMY OF SCIENCE.
The Ninth Annual SessiOn-Number of
Popular Subjects Treated.

Popular Subjects Treated.
The ninth annual meeting of the Indi-
ana academy of science convenedWednes-
daw morning in the agricultural rooms
of the state house and was called to
order by President J. C. Arthur. The
executive committee had met the prev
ious evening at the Bates, where the
members of the academy are making their
headquarters, and arranged the details
of the meeting, but nothing OF any i'm
portance was transacted.
The academy is divided at its meetings
into the biological and physico-chemical
sections, as a matter OF convenience to
facilitate the work. The morning ses-
sion Wednesday was a general one for
the discussion of the feasibility of max
ing a biological survey of the state in
conjunction with Ohio and Illinois At
the spring meeting Of the academy it
was ordered that one session should be
devoted exclusively to the consideration
of this proposed biological survey OF the
state Report of the progress in the
division of botany was made by Dr.
Lucius NJ. Underwood of GreencastIe;
on zoology, by Prof. Carl II. Eigenmann
of Bloomington; on palaeontology, by
Vernon L. Marstens. Addresses were
made bearing on the purposes of the
survey, the advantages of cooperation
with the workers In other states the
relation of academies and colleges to the
survey and the development OF the
survey in special lines. The speakers
were Stanley Coulter, Prof. Carl H
Eigenmann, r. Ellsworth Call, w. s.
Blatchley, w. w. Norman and Vernon
F. Marstens 1t was decided to further
the work as much as possible by vol
untary effort until such time as the
state government should be induced to
take steps In the matter and make an
appropriation 70 further 1t.
The physico-chemical section met in
the adjoining room, those present being
Prof Thomas c. Van Mugs of the State
university, Prof. Sherman Davis OF the
same, Profs. w. A. Noyes and II. II.
Ballard of Rose polytechnic, Prof.
Thomas Gray or the same, Prof. Alex
ander Smith of Wabash, and Prof. Will
lam +. M. GoSs Of Purdue. Each one
had a paper upon some technical point
either In physics or chemistry. Prof.
William F. NJ. Goss presented two es-
pecially interesting papers upon the
value Of the steam pipe within the smoke
box OF locomotive as q means OF super
heating, and the results OF experiments
on the action OF the counterbalance in
locomotive drive-wheels. The result of
Prof. Goss's study was that with
counter balance the pr assure Of the
wheel on the track wis not uniform
during the revolution.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-01-03

legislative committee of five members
to present the views and represent the
interests of township trustees before the
proper committee of the next legisla-
ture; which committee shall also notify
the members of this association of any
changes in laws, or the decisions Of
courts affecting the conduct Of affairs
by township trustees.
I'VE pledge ourselves, irrespective of
party, to use every effort to have good
and honest men placed on our tickets
to represent and serve the people in the
Legislature and in the capacity Of school
officials.
we give our emphatic Endorsement
and pledge our support to this organiza-
ton in the interest of the people whom
we represent, and testify to its great
helpfulness toward a more intelligent
discharge Of duty. We urge every town
ship trustee in the state to give the as
ISOLATION his cooperation and support
I'VE pledge ourselves not to transport
itinerant paupers except after thorough
investigation, and to give every person
transported a certificate setting forth
the material facts, and to keep our
offices supplied with blanks for this pur-
pose.
or. A. BROWN.
WILLARD FIELDS,
I'D. b. DODDS,
Committee"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-01-03
HIGH SCHOOL SECTION.
Papers Read and Discussed-The Of
fccrs Elected.

The high school section of the teach
ers' association held its annual meeting
in the hall of the house Of representa-
tives Thursday afternoon. THE High
School as a Finishing School, was the
subject Of a paper by Miss Marie Dun
lap, principal of the Salem high school.
The paper caused a warm discussion by
a dozen or more members. Charles S.
Meek. principal of the Elwood high
school. took for the subject of a paper,
SHOULD Utility be the Basis of the High
School Courses p
Following these papers an hour was
spent in profitable discussion of several
subjects. in which all more or less par
ticipated. Officers were elected as fol-
lows:
President-Frances Spracher, Logans-
port.
Secretsry-Miss c. a. Mering, Rich
mond.
Executive Comnittee-C. L. Pulliam,
Rockport; Miss Charity Dye, Indianap-
oils; John A. Wood. Frankfort.