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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-09-14

rHE rIRsT srRIISE ON nEcoan.



Livy, In his famous book. Fho AM
mails, 0, so, reiates III tllc following
suggestive words the story of q singular
strike which occurred III Ronso IL tho
wear 300 B. u and was probably tho
arss strike ever known
That year occurred ali event littA0
worthy Of being related. and which /
would pass iii silence had it mot appeared
81 involving religion, The flute players,
dissatisfied because the latest cens1rs
had forbidden them to tale part IN tho
banquet Ia Jupitcr'a temple, according
TO the ancient custom. withdrew, every
one Of them, to Tibur, 20 thae nobody
was left at Rome 10 play during he eaes
riilces. This incident shocked the reli-
Rions sentiment of the senate, and the
senators sent messengers to invita- tho In
habitants Of Thur To make every effort
In order that tho players should BE- re-
stored to the Romans. The Tiburtines,
having promised not to neglect any
thing necessary for that purpose, caused
the flute players to come to the place
where the senate met and exhorted them
to 20 back TO Rome Seeing that they
could not prevail upon them 70 DO ao,
they employed strhtegem In keeping
with their character.
On day Of festival, uuder pretext
that music would increase the joy of the
feast. every citizen Invited the fipte
players individually to his house. and
wine, of which people OF that profession
are usually fond, was given 70 them IN
stts "a 4 " a ta.A... -.
deep sleep They were then thrown into
wagons and transported 10 Rome They
only became aware oe what had hap
poned on tho day after, when dawn
surprised them lying on the carts,
which had been left III the forum. A
large crowd had assembled, and they
were induced to promise that they would
remain at Rome The right Of attend
ing the banqueta was restored to these
flute players. New York Tribune,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-09-14

a little salt aud water used as aIl oye
wash will cleanse and strengthen in
famed lashos aud rest tired eyes II il
safe to use it at any time that irritation
Is feit. IA New York surgeon preseribes
the ocean for bad eyes, particularly
Young eyes. HGet %, he says. awAQn-
eyer yol can and lot the salt aud the see
breeze wash and blow around your eyes.
Il will (la them GOOD. II ws9 aistodge
tho germs of disease for tho air breath.
od 81 half tho world Is germ laden, and
sore eyes are more quickly caught than
smallpox and moro fatal twill bright
eu and strengthen them and prolong
their beauty aud usefulness. Z
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-09-14

Eth JUDICIAL DISTRICT, CALCAsIkC PARISH.
nv TEHMs. First Monday of February, and
q Monday af September;
DE-JURY TERhs.--F1rst MnnHAy ai MltYi RlH
a Monday of November.
CAMERON PARISH.
Ry TERM.-First Monday after the Fourth
'Di July.
.1E-IIIHY TFHM.-First Monday Of December.
VERNON PARISH.
my TgRS.--Second Monday of October.
.,g-,JljRY TEIal.-sIfIpat AOAdRy lF Anil
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-09-14

Traveller Ton south coast railway
why don't You put np time tables u
the EtationS
RofteFz What forR
Ivageler--T0 show what Time the
trains ATSaye-
Porter tscornfnllyl How re We golp
ID make out a&abls shown what time
the trains get here till We see what time
ihey do get heres ssopdoIi Million
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-09-14

,resentative, Dosite Pefkins,
i,rict JWdae, Hon. G. A. E0urnet.
MI District Court, Al. =. GlH,
nriff d. j. Reid. -
Eitriet Attorney, L. d. Miller.
lessor G. III. Richard.
sroner. Dr. Al Perkins.
ryeyor. Thomas Kleinpster;
,rataTy Parish School Board. John 'acNsese.
uni 'olIlee address Of all. Lake Charles.
HOE JURY
bsident Win. Vinoenb
sTetary, DOsite Vincent.
sasnrer, A. Rigmaidsn.
IN Ward, j. N Reeves.
,oud Ward, s. Maranart.
lrI ward, j. w. BfSan aud = W Rosteet.
EurtI Ward VIM. Nileanti
I'M Ward. Aladdin Vincent.
IN Ward NJ. q. Frazer:
TSenth Ward. j. ], w Milise
s,Lh Ward. W. j. Martin.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-09-14

Sir Edwin f.andscer ance had mod
81 who said ID bins Hsir Ed'n, saes
from the papers as yon ofln dimes with
her gracious majesty at Buckingham
palece, Now aiE EAllh NY uiissia ii q
rare good washes, ana II iiex tiiaa yqn
dimes wish hsE majesty gou WQqld iNHs
prevail 0ia her to give M aiis Hi
washing il would ~ ns ap, Il Wauia
II is ppt stated whether tha regness way
eFeF put 81 her Aaiestx 4ieaBa a6fs
nTA
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-09-14

Matthew Henry commentary ~ tho
Bible was written for tho eonAall peo
PIC niaG "a the Slang of tho day. ~ com,
NlsnsiUg oa Jndges y he says' Ns ase
here told ~ what acts Abimpieek BOY
into tite saddle fie lired feE his seEy-
ias all tie seuasi aud sqqpndrels % fhe
country. 3otbnm wos really = tne gen
tlclnap Else Sechspli5aa weHe the agst
Il kirk hl1n ofK. Thav sa{a al thA u
they 1a4id 81 him iB kbeir table tall
9hSy dgagk health ~ his agtitpsiQlt, e.
Exehnnss
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-09-14

AcE LODGE, No. A., x. or P.--Meets in Psli.
~ BabcOck hall first and third Tnesdays g q
Ach month, ut 8 p M w. j. Gayle, Y. vi
4 nO. f. Poe VI. C.; 81 Kaufman, Prelatei Y.
Aiayo, X. Of II. ~ 81; j. y. Rnnte, d, Of Al
u. A. Knapp, M. Of b., w. s. Eoss, Y. At a.
representatives to Grand Lodge, a. Z. quo
Kaufman Allernafe
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-09-14

pPE CouxcIL No. lll2, a. i. or Il; ;--Meets y
Pelican. Bahcoek hall, second and fourth " ea-
shesdays Of each mon III at pm. u. F.sO lhryan'
IL, T. Daes Secretary J. 10. Rllnte GallegtDr
Apl bloch, Efeaad u. q. pees Orator W "a,
knaRp, gnile, TFnateaa "A. klnsleE, tMe
sasfAi i. Hifseh, tiifep sfafe At4HA tlllNllg9
sealatlye, AE, HAlsa II a asipslef' IT
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-09-14

cuoR LODGE No. 80, 10 o. n. Meets every
Friday night at ! o'clock Paul GleineT, y. Gil
lex. Hynles, ". G.i Al. y. Andrus, Sec.i Y. 4.
spitb Treas.
'pIistsr, Ii. R.i u. u, RHatei Scribe w, A.
ilaunOD TreaNsA g ~
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-09-14
IFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
saaae sDmeers.

rnby j, Foster, Governor.
ntenant. liOyernur--yae
mas 4. Adams, Secretary of State.
siInn ] Cunningham, Attorney -Genoral
IN pickett, State Treasurer.
w Heard. Auditor 0f Public AeeOnnts.
I'm Lafargus. Superintendent Of Education.
- HaVkas. Commissioner Of Immigration.
- S. Alans, Commissioner Of Agriculture.
4 ~ ! T.anier. RsEiHter State Land Office.
IN Hart, Adiutant4tieneral.
4, CaiIrey. ii r.. Henry, senatarHi lanth
st0rial Distriot.
III NIe(irath. Stale Printer.
.,,,' "a ofiice expiring on the SECOND Monday
- ~ n
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-09-14

AgSoLIA CoafAANnARY. No. 90, II of H.--Meets
ID ArmOry frat and third Wednesdays Of each
7pOnth at q p. N. w. "A. Knapp, Commander
4 K. Brazil Secretary.
PoLo LoDaR No. si5l.-6. q. Shattuck, Di
+. r, Green, r. D.; w. III Aierfltt, " ~;
n r. RFail. Asst. D.; r. u iCaseiord. C,i gne
4 Shattnck G.; VIM. Tierney, 81; J. y. Bios
sgt Guide Jas, Al. Graye r.. Leon ghayAnns,
Ri ghae. VI. JgRte, 4. q. II. sfnesfhal'
q D sglntaIl and i u. j. AaGpka. VEIlstpea.
slIAECE LoDaE, No. s215, X. on n ~ Meets "
sl,l,FallOws. hail, aac0nd and fourth Illesdaya 4
@f each month, III sp m. Sim Marx, plctatgFi
G. LaBesse, Vice Dictator g. Y. Danielsi
ILnlt. LIZ. ..aa..l
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-09-14

I'D CHARLES LoDGR No 1G5 r. g. A. M
eets in Masonic lodge room every nrst ana
y. A. M. Mayo, w. NJ; Jno. IL. Poe, =. Msi
NJ. Foster, j. w; A, =, Baker Acting see;i
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-09-14

assAS BhkRvoLnaT Aasoctk9FoHi i--Aieets ~
hi corner af Dlvislnp md RyRn streets nssi
Seeslay ID eaeh meath. 7 Marx, RFeslslssls /
4 tselmera Nlrns prnaileptl Il fi ssis ilsss
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-09-14

nAAE's CERIsTIAK TEhiFR4t&KCE UNiqk-t AleAte
y AaRonia Hall. every Alternate Friday 4 ei,A
NJ, Mrs. s. Al. nesidgpn. pIsslilsns Mtss "
* Jordan, Secretary; MTA. q n uunlaiil t5plt
,eefetaFy; MFs, a. 81 Mhaa Sraaeitfaf a e4ts
alal INVITATION Il 6xtA5id6d to al ~ atteAa we
-Lnealinns
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-09-14

XIV CITY DIyfsIoN No. g, U. r., *. Of p
seeta In AVmQFy aFRt and tAird FFIaAyg al
gery month"; ab i b, M; w. A. kpApp, " ltlAlli
! II I.ahhnsn Si.nlntnlrR-
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-09-14

QgAu WnAlANs CtmNrfAn DISAPPEARANCE phiqF.
I, Meets ev0fy az der 6atnriag a q cloak ts
siee Parry Rra&ident tSigs lsalal li4ypst.i
aecfstaryf Atisa Della Neal. Cor. heeraii.i ]
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-09-14

s. f.alHa A 2. p ateess ~
H4beeek halt AfAt ane tAtEa fflsaSs
month ~ HlFsh a. W.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-09-14

There was no one like i'm, 'orsc or foot
Nor any o. the guns know,
And because it was SO, why, o. course he weni
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-11-20

G~eIlis. "a. Oft. 9esten Sans.
tag aeiuabrte Der Walrer y. 41ter,
baB ibm iein einSi9sr giensnihDarm
hinter ieiusm Sauis BON ru1loisr
Sano oura S9wsieI setootet wOrosn
mar.
@ormeloin9en, 90. DIT. Serr
SOlspb Bad bon bier bat Das erlte
Sottorotseramen fir &e1t nit BEE
frleol9ung %beItanoen.
8repenmaher, %. Oft. Gin
Srabsner Observation-Disclosures mar oieier
Gage IN Se0leitun9 zines gBeincpml-
m%illtonGrs aus Madtlm bier uno bot
fir ben eben ein0etelerten 94er $50
Wart pro 6uOer Ooer Is Yrs. pro
9otte. Die g8iuSer i1eiueu jeoo6 gu
oieiem Sreiie ni1t lOsibIagen gu wOI.
len uno warten bO9ere Yrelle ab.
gbuen, %. Oft. Sier bat elm
oeutiher Sectfobritant mebrere SuDer
9folt gum Yreiie bon II Dart Us
6ranten) Die SOtte getduft. - Gem
Shmleo Sean Nap wurOen mGbreuO
elmer Der OerflOnenen 9td1te in einem
gSetnber5e, Srt 9enOnut ISM @doi-
lelt", SHml @Ormeloinlen, Die 5rau-
ben bon Z 9rOBern Serrailen geltOblen.
d. 90. Oft. Serr @ein.
commulliOndr SeoO bat in Senningen
uIlo WrelDelolngen bel oerlbleOel,eu
S~lelntulnSern, oenen e. IT'D nitt lobnte.
Die 9eberblteten Sraubeu OOer Den aus.
2epreBten 0tolt ldnger su conierplren,
perlhleoene GuantItGteu Srauben uuo
Wtplt, erltere 81 10 Sr. pro 3entner.
leBtere Su II, 80 5r. pro SOtte acque-
rlrt.
Ganad. 90. Oft. 6rdulein Gin,
ben. GutsbellBerin ST. SAeuerbof. bat
Serrn 0einrlb Sbil BON bier gum
Yrlpatrorlter ernamt uno oemielbeu
ole Sut lbrer dllagcoebnten SdnGereien.
WdIOun9eu uuo gSeiDeru 0upertraut.
6runo. gei @eroinaaabe Der
SNtrinenreini9unQ an Dem Crpbelinate
aut Gbam 1T oielelbe ben 2lterer 9lpel
0ubert u.o Gmerin9er Nitolaus aug
gteuoorf sum Sreile DON 0.75 Sr. pro
800 Utter l%lbertra9en wOroen.
S%traBen. gin Sreitag. ben 2.
9tou.. wuroe Die lterblihe Siile Der
26ldDrlNen leOigeu Wfarie &uunmdnn,
Sobter oes 81 NSinomiible woDnenoen
GiAentbVmers SoDam S%uufimunn, Su
0r0be 9etra9en. 9ieielbe tlagte iiber
Selblhnlerien lno nab 3 StunDeu
mar lie cine yei6e. Sic erbielt nit
tnapper 9tOtI NOD Die bl. Oeluug.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-11-20
WrbeitS.Sohue.

Beo. 8. Murp6n, SdnoelsaDent Der
Der. Stauten in %Sugembur9. bat cine
einaebenoe unterluhuna ilber e,lrof
pdilhe, ipesieu neutlhe, SObne ail9e=
Itellt. Gr mdblte ais 8rlrnola9e tir
feline itatlltiiten 4n9aben Die 9roBer
Sabriten &urembur9s. Die Nrbeiter,
we.de in Der oOrtigen Stabl= uno
Gl~'eninOuItrie bei6dfti9t Iino, ertalten
etlua oieielben Sobne ME in 9leibartl=
gen Gtatliiiements SeutidlanOs.
Wurpbp ertldrt. DAB oas aIl0emeine
Observation-Disclosures 9eipObnllber
Nrbelter taum $500 oas Snbr betrage.
Erauen p~eroienen llnQei1br bulbioulel
ais Mtdnuer. Ser SUrhibnittslobn
bon gergIeutcn uno GleBerelarbeitern
betrd9t fir Den Sag menl9er ais 81.
vSierbei lit 81 benlerten", 10 idbrt
Der gerlGt fOyt, yoaB III 0tltteleurOpa
Die SebensbeOiirInine ebenIO tbeuer lino
wie in Nmerita. &ielleibt iiuO aleiOer
uno Sausmietbe etluas bili9er, aber
Goblen tolten !. y. in G%urembur9 81
Die Sonne, Ser Il Gents Ous Subeno,
&Oggenmebl SO, Meignmcbl So Ous
6aB, oas 4'funo 3uder s 6ents, Sut=
ter -, &alb= un0 Sununcilelid 10 bis
20, iriihes S1meinefleii1 20 uno 9e-
rdu6erte& % Gents. Sci lolben Yrei=
len lit es tdllm Su perlteben, mie Elm
2lrbeiter ielblt bel 9roBem 6leiBe uno
groBer Granddaughter OurhtOmmen
tann. IS lei nldt dbiuitrelten. oaB
oieie MiBuerbdltnllie aus Dem ungeheu=
rem lleberfluB al Nrbeitstr1ften in Den
Observation-Disclosures 8egenoen berpprge=
gangen linO."
Sn Seutl4lanp wie IN 4merita wah=
len Die StGote ruplOe an, mo 9el6lebt
Oies nntiirli1 auf Soften Der Sano=
beuOlterung.
Sin meiterer 8runo Der nieori9en
S6bHe lit ole i6arie Gpnturren; i'll De-
ihQften. Selbit DON S~taatsuegen
lhelnt glles oarull geleBt gu neroen es
Den sinSeInen Snoultrie5uei9en 81 er=
mO9lifen g8aaren 81 erportiren, Die
lmpprtirten Sebensmlttel lcoph lueroen
belteuert, UNI @rpOrteuren uOn @aarel
cine Yrdmle sdblen gu tonnsn.
Sollte in europa einmnl Die piel=
belpro6ene Nbriiltun9 sur SbNtiahe
peroen, 10 t0nnten Die 2lrbeitsperbQlt=
nilIe in cen StaOten onolr1 nlr per=
'bledtert perOen, oa Die an Oas StnSt=
leben Qeuohnten SOlonten nibt nui Oaa
Sano Suriidtebren wiirOen, naAoem il
e"ntlNltn ltno.
Ter 0dnoelsuoent tpmmt Johann III
Dem SbluB. Dap Der aneritnuiih DE Dir.
better lib beOeuteno belier ltebe, tuie Del
eurOplllhe uno pluloirt fiir Sel1ran:
tung Der GinmunOerung. Clmerita.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-11-20

!0r. 9lug, gerrens. bi5ber @Omnnis 2.
Slaiis ernannt. Gum GoMEis 3.
Rlalle oerislben Serpaltun9 iuryos hsr
bisber in unierer Siaot ~Itd!ioaiyie
SitlIsbeumte Sr. Sonoeiiu9er ebenIol5
naA Glanoen erndnut.
Sn Sol9e bes erfol9ten S0oes
3. VI. bes &aiiers BON &uBluno miro
AUDI unlcre Serri6erfamilie III 3rauer
perlebt. unier 8~rOBbersog mar be=
tonntli6 in erlter Gbe nit Der WrpB=
fiirltin gliiabetb Mihnilpwr0 BON 8uB=
lano (Qelt. %. San. lS45) perm0blt.
Nu1 1T cine Sodter oes YrinSen 9tlto=
l0us pom 9taIau, gruoer unleres San=
oesberrn, nit einem ruilii1en GroB=
filrlten p%erntablt.
Sieier Sage wd6lte Die Societ6
de Gymnastique C8pm") ibren GOr=
ltanO. gs wuroen 9ewiblt: gum
Prdiioentsn Sr. 6riB Merib, Nooot0t;
gum Shrlftilhrer 0r. De la Sane,
NouOtat; gum Shugmeilter Sr. SOnD
9Sen9er, SetretGr uno &Qilirer Der
Spartaiie; gu Iltben wuroen gsluGblt
Die $50: Ginoen, Notnr9ebii!ie; Gm.
Saitian, NOpOtat; =. Suborn, Nono=
tat uuo 4lb. 2apen, Nopotat. Sn Die
6inanScomminlou muroen oemdblt Die
$50: gSilb. SeiOenbab. NDuotat; u.
Sutreur, Sn9enieur, unc y. Sralleur;
Saufmdrn.
Sr. Seloen Itein, Yrdiioent eea
biel9en &u~nltpsreius, bat eben Die
wunoerIbOnen SetOratipnen sur Cper
D6auit" p~ollenoet.
Sei Dem oicsia6ri9en YreisihisBen
Der acknowledgements 9iu9en rol=
9enoe Shiiyen aIs Sle9er beruOr unr
tru9en Yrelie oapon: l.. Sir Gemiug.
ton9epebr. 100 Wteter Gntiernuna
l2O Yuntte; 10 &u9ein. SrNter Yreis
Serr @ilion, berittener 8enourm 81
Suremburg; snelter Sr. 6lement.
@enourm ;u Sletirb. Die ie0s an.
bern Yreiie fielen auf Die $50. SbOm-
mes. Sri9aoier 81 S~nremburg; @a1t:
meilter Sbnurb I'll Hemih; Weber I'M
Gruuatte, 8enodrmen Sill Slanoen.
Boiling, 6enoarm I'll Settembur9, nm
Sri9uDier Sons su @eispumpah. II.
Glir &epolper, 90 uno % Dieter gnt:
i%ernung, jeoesmal 6 &ugeln. Gritel
Yreis Serr Glement, Gsnolrm su Die.
tlr6; ~slueiter 0err SentSes, Genoaru
Su Giioelingsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-11-20
6ro6her,o9thunl.
Nus Ser 6auptitaot.

" u | | " lutlIle III ulllelPT SluUl
gum Seiub Elm S%0nosmoun. Nr. So
Bann SatOb 6e1ter, ell Qeb. Sitter
nader, jeBt Nolutant in l47. Snfun=
teriere9iment gu Seroun. lpelber li6
i'm Sontln uno III 9lnnum rilbmenoe
NusSei0nunQen 9ebplt bat uno oefen
yruit nit Der SOntin Me0aiIle uno
Dem &ittsrproeu oes tallerlihen Sra=
den pDn gnnam geibmiltt lit. SDr
9 Sabren frat Sr. 6ehicr i'll Die Srem=
oenleNiDn elm; mdbreno 6 Sabre ) Wo=
nate Disnte e. I'M Spntin; I'M pOrl0en
Sabre beiano er ll0 CUR JtetonualesSenS
bier le6s WDnate auf llrlaub; er bat
an IL. Oft. Ga Ghterpab ieine Soh=
seit nit SRI. Glilabetb Woln ppn bort
9eIeiert. Gin Sruoer 0es Serrn 6eG=
ter, nelber Moiutant in Der erlten
Legion etrangere in girita lit, bat
iib wdbreno Ieiner mliltdriiben Sauf=
babn niht meniger ais orel rllbmes=
pple NusSei6nungen errungen: Die
m6daille militaire; Die Sontin=
Sapierteitsmeoaile uno ben Gi.ter-
proen bes taiierliden Srad)en BON
Nmam. Der Suter Der beioeu tapiern
Marsliin9er mar GenOarm 81 Ghter=
nab.
Sr. Or. 9. MeBler, welber
Die bier i'm &lOiter I'M 4reuSgang in=
l~tallirte Nugentlinit mleitet, miro i'll
ndhiter 9eit mad sid il~beriisoeln. nm
BORT Die our6 Den SOB leines allsuiriih
perltOrbeneu, unuer9eBliben SruOers
putunt 0emOroene STEELE oes glrstes Der
Weiellitait gteB IL SO. uiw. Su ilber=
nebmeu.
uner Sanosmann II, Der 9ilo=
ibniber $. Etpin aus &Gpl. oellen
aiierliebIte SOi5i6nibereisn uno Sransz
parentbiloer ulf Der GtperbesNusltel=
lung im Salon" bemuuoert wuroeu,
III mieoer nab Ydris llbsrgelieoelt, DO
er in Der Gue DC MOntyeuIl, 81, iein
glteller ouIgelhla9en bat. Sr. Yepir
tam wle Der YbllOlppb aus Dem Nlter=
tbum ia9en: Comma mecum! oenn
aud er tra9t all iein 9anOrpertsSsus in
Der GOdtal1e.
Sr. Stationsoidtar Grpel=
Ding 81 Surembura 1T sum Stations=
aillteuten; Die so. &dnglrer Sdoler
uno Sbinues llnO gu gSeihenltellern
belDrocrt mproen. Ger 9Selbenltellel
|. &ldne Sr. Wiiller bon S%ieOenDofeu
lit na1 &oOOt perleBt.
I'm Oonntag, ben 81. DIT.
turS nah Wtlttag traT bon Station
Sommelolnaen am GentralbabnbOft
elne Sepelbe Elm, laut weiher auf De,
Glaulener Srlide ell Munn bon DEN
I'm Il ubr 80 mitteleurpp. Seit bon
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-11-20
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-11-20

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-08-06
MORE ROTTENNESs.
Another Story in Connection wit
the ArmOr Plate Frauds.

Ahothef story IN connection with
the ArmOr Plate Frauds.
New York, Aug. 5.-A World dis
patch from Reading, says: Wesley H.
May, a machinist of this city, says
there is rottenness in the Carpenter
armor-piercing works and Secretary
Herbert has been making an investi-
cation of the Carpenter shells, piled I'D
in the navy yard at Washington as a
result Of Mays disclosures.
May was formerly employed in the
works of the Carpenter Steel works at
North Reading, having charge of the
shei department. He says he saw
enough 10 convince him the govern
ment was being Swindled Nav began
work for the Carpenter Steel COMPANY
September l, 1893. In two weeks. he
was put to work on a lathe. turning
the projectiles, and IN a few DAYS he
was assigned to the grinding depart-
ment. May had not worked in this
room long before he came across a
sneil that mad been warped in temper
ing; mat is, = was not true This mar
tlcular proJectile ran out of center So
lar that May decided it would NOT en-
ter gun. He called his foreman
named wilson, and asked him what ~
DO with the shell. The foreman told
MN to true up all the shells and NOT IN
MIND whether the rear end was out of
center or not The foreman explained
that the main object was to ger y
true and square band around the bnrIv
so as not to disfigure the shell. Otbar.
wise 1t would make a bad impression
on the government inspector whom he
came. and if he measured it with HE
wrong. was
May said he was satisfied then 4b.+
all responsibility had been remove6
from him, and SO he worked along IN
TO May 20, 1894. He was talling, the
place of an old employee who was sio,y
Tor many weeks. While May was taxi
ing lathe, a very large proportion of
the shells which he turned were far
from being true, but he kept no ac-
count OF their number, though he kept
a quiet investigation as to the quality
They had been warped during the
tempering process.
May went to Washington on Nav 2e
He inquired for the office of the score
tary of the navy and was told Mr.
Herbert was in Alabama. He learned
the matter in which he was interested
was under the Administered ton of Can
tain Sampson, chief of the ordnance
bureau. To Captain SIMPSONS office.
therefore, he went. Captain Sampson
got May to tell him the defect in the
shells, and May says he was very
much surprised when Captain Samp-
son made this remarkable statement:
Young man, that warping, as you
call it, does not affect the efficiency of
the shell at all. The copper bands
around the base of the projectile will
attend to all that and keep the parts
you speak of from wearing away the
bore of the gun"
May obtaied entrance into the navy