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Decorah-posten., 1894-12-04

6tIO | llbelb. On mprfelis Siito.
RE berettes fra 2pn9sr: Brig "M.
2reihcp", aapt. 9arien Of 9enSbera,
ION inotOm BERTH ben 2Goe Sftpber paa
&sl's fra 8rau9emputb til EItlanoet
Hso Sul, bapoe unosr iturmenoe %
arOII9t Seir gtoroigen iunet obIfiaia
eosn0OrOsIfn TAI Runobus os 8uf oels
os tnuIt, 9Di Os 8rOuiant poetaet,
LEGION ale Umborbpprenoe llbre bar
HOrr9ell0e. Natten isr Subtomiten
qsrtlI 9rlInofeote Srisseu unber ipGr
%aaIunositrnm us Resutptte paa Ser.
Hasbdasn : MiI pIteniOr Sissr. Spr
OF reOSe fig, munttc aaptein meb
WtunOitnb guu / s~tibsbaaben efter at
7aOe 9u99st fere @uuse, gil 8rissen
a. Srunoen, % ba Seileue fob, latte
Os'' oIIteo iau fort, at 9aaben fpraia,
0sS ls9te at naa ben.
al 9eIo fOr aupt. 9arien, Der ielp
sF Tsocr og intet baobe asIureret, par
"oFs' net0p ipr StDOet last i 9a, os
msO sr8an9 oenoer 8rig9en os Teller
'se I'll SlIbsbuaOen, iaa ale fum iaien
oa''0rO, NO8Ic elmer ienere erbulotes
s'oS' lOm bra9te ben ocl ino Der, 90
Va 0el' l'a9tet ale @ienuOrbisbeber bar
'Rl' en8a9ereoes Slebebamper, bpurs
"s' 0s' Oerpaa uisit berfra til Seitem.
T1sIissfeoet.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-04

we. 6tr0,S bttlsnStsiFrss for frauarsuo, slr7t
% SeHnsr, at bet ~bsbasses CUB / YIN BiBbom at bort.
ta'ee Deb CsosH uor Uloocr os Spiaermss,r ben 200,
Roo. 1894. 6an bar OsS fin DsO II Mar, 1 Maan.s GA
2s Dag, gamm,t.
Cleo. Stutlt. waartb, ztrtI. 81,
ct anssar, 3ODu. 23os RoV. 1894.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-04
6nItap Gsmanns Suel.

6nitap Gsmanus Suel. Sor en-
9io iioen fanot Der en- ubluois 9uel
Steo i Sprebauen peo a%isbenbapn mel,
lem Suerretsiasisrer steinde os Sors
fntteren @ultap @smann. 8irfeooms
meren / Norbre Sirt iatte benz unber
3iltale us furleben ioDmte &etten @s.
mau IA Cages Os Steiude 8 Cages
iimpelt 5eusiel for ben Sorngielie.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-04

Gnrios Sanoel. Gn Wanb / 8rsfts
aser iplste i'll. "Subru 9asbl." tit
SoerIfj9s til en- Tieneitefarl for l Ser.
men ba ban ifuloe til at a~flepere fit
Iniists 8rpb, iortrro ban bet, buorfor
ban inbsit paa sltforb meb 8joberen
og leiebe Stiasset for 5 Gre pr. Salp-
aar. 9eien betales ~balpaarlis foruo.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-04

|oreiptH. IN Undertaking or 5l1st % R,us
net b'ssnttsisr's bsruee, at NTH rste Wouo cans
oiou Ror'iUsn aiats oto Tssr ben 95,s gusuf o.
oltp 5f5ra5sH BEN s6's auauit %foi1,osu. 3 teusu,
1ie Dor bon Oattt iva. men aioris iaa nrtnat. At bau NE
iorostmtht 'nnb, pare sppt, u~nntaatu paa BET ashe, ba
pan maatis boIss Ssnssu. pan bapot ss fsrat Tia,
o'rssr o trangl:r DEB eistu al I'm Sp1bou. Tart at
lf3s 6r'ifs ! Sns % iortaos ia paa BAN. Iad Dt Bar bet
oi'l' paeb. at ban bses ioIis. Bor BrEit. pah. 8 o..
ps7'r' bsissts BAN oltt mts Raabms yliolsr III asr
GPWuutrtns % 1rOrus esipristft. Con W,sl,n. al
Dor tO. Iuib, N,uisteb par San mroa i5rta. % ban ii,
e'rO'e yf'His5sbsnS iuIbt 0sssfsl,Iis uuoer HH soassm
bStht 0tit fig BEL ct i~aamans, s,isat. bam nrsr
pans S9aoem. os ben tatrias S'arc. ION fulai, bam iii
~raotn. De Hsits Of Dor, Barn ,r Vausr,t bort. Dan
el'0 tset 5aa S~iu5;afr, Norge, BEN %, R0s. 1854.
Raatts brr,n I fin Rdas, ,usans laml, o. al, IN
idItat etmmsi. 9dRsust Uart bans Rtns,, "a Er,S
mto baHs Stspi
U'ortsa Rorbio,H,
ben aioss,s l~sra,ues Guis.
pale, Trtmp,aIeau Go. Bti.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-04

unoerteaa,os infer rDIrs,ir, ~, a..
ga.0OroosE ". Y. 1ablsB C5buiosa.o.
Var lra 6lsiooaI,n @isr9su. Aorq.'
StoE ui pprt. ia tam, Uay bans Nbregi,
9n9rcf0 Sosnioa, 6aiiuas, Rtnr. gobn
oap'e' eeoaF Gate, 8aui5ara 60. Bts'
lA2l9
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-04
CsosfaIo.

rsss'aIss rIosIisr I s~fbsnueri,xs ra-l,
lice ostsdss GRATIS. osa tau vi iffs afis
riass tsr % a~fwtinstiss Isras 1~sfasdtsr.
Der iaa scst fan tremfsrss pripat baaos III
pr@msr, Rasssr 20 sfssfHiHasr. ses Dsrs.
% unmfistIfsr AZ msrs emo ~aiminSsiia
maa bttafes s Seat pr. einis. yi
OF Snhssr. fsm iupfsasst Rssss
iaiessnHtissiisr. Isfsr sisis rinIsr % rsittr
"a esrffter.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-04

S%loebranbe. Sen ABE Nopember
nebbrnnbte ubbpsninserne til Yroprie.
ter Eboriens Gienbom i gefensburs
ueb Rptisbins. Nosle &reaturer inoes
branote. Guriasen til Slbens Opfomit
er ufjenbt.
- Surleben nebbranbte @aarbeier
aarl Ssrseniens @aarb / Stenberup
ueb Soriens.
= nobpsninser til "~8ritinefelb"
@rasbape peb Nafifop, tilbsrenbe 8ros
prieter S. gssuuo, er n%eobranote.
Sloens Iarias er utjenbt.
- @aarben "SastbOlm" peb Otter.
ipenbitrup er forleoen nebbrRnot.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-04

2Grbals Notwithstanding. gmt-
manbeu i nOrore Sersenbus bar fort'
~ititusret Yobbetient .. gauge iom Bot
meter i2arbal uneer 2ebisbebsn.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-04

ssrSt. berUsb m'sbslss travat,nbe zrsat o.
nsnHsr. At Dor 'frrs spu Sosu ,iir lau1c, avs ras
r'ues Sp5bom asnioo stu tiSt RpbtmbH 1894 I IN Nor
81 sar. Tt 't port GLADE baab. az ban oFos
trssH 9aa I'm 6r,lisr. Behsns psre saus Wtnb,I
Sai0or \. Strst. Hura Fsrst.
isst BoiplioH.
9asS, Atunsitsii &C., 1swd.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-04

G3arenS gegrauelie. aonsen os
8rins 8albemar bar paret | ct. pes
~tersburs for at Oueruare Gaarens Be
srapelie.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-04
seI.ien.n paa Rsrps. @eb meros.

onlasset er MI en- ny 2ebnins f9rSis
til 3pbiirlien. 9enne DObbeltlebning
er last o1ientlis al Senipn til 5Orbins
oelien meo Os ben betpbslise grus al
2eoniugen til @ruben.
Sele Inlaseet anieeS bermeb fars
bist, ps Smfofninserne anbraser fig
iii ca. 5400 &r.
Baa 3sniet er ct 1elsfonielifab bans
net, ps man er Der iferb meb Inlas /
6orbinoelie meb Spboiitritternes SEQ,
ming fra garfulb.
Baa % er lisslebes Orsaniiatipuen
al ct Gel%efpnielifab unber Opieilina.
5 ben %nermeite 5remtib er Gelitabet
innbibnlispis usiaa Der orsaniieret cs
5%orbinbelien fnpttet melem Rsrcs,
%, 9alsbpsoen Os mulisens Stafford.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-04
8 art.
: georaaeriinasn paa drsbsrits.

y Seorageri'agen pda Jreoerifss
berg bar Der / ben iibIte lib life paret
aIbOlot ret mango 5orbpr. Sorslsbis
aipentcr man Regnitubets aiilutnina.
9st bier fig, at mar M fun manslsr
ca. 1000 ar., iom life ~nsiastis fan ops
fsres paa neeen &onto, men oa Sosieis
bad par iarbeles lot mso 9snee o.
lanleoes i Acknowledged gap fin Stuff
10 SIR. / 3rittepense, fan 1000 8r. 10
let bare lsbst paa EXTRA.
Zen Gum, Watbiloe 9ielien bar
fanet %uobetalt, belpber fig til ca. $4,000
8r., men bu bet life fan paapiies, al
bun bar parst pibenoe ON, bporira
Gensene itammeoe, bar man life funnel
frota9e benoe noset al, buab 6asiels
bad bapbe fjantet benoe.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-04
9}Drge e.
morurur paa Ssnomsr.

mcrmor paa Ssnomsr. IRA
1n,nmpre meopeles. at Der pda Ssno'
forefinoes lere OfarmOrIelter,
..r.,.s a GurItcu, paa Sauoe !
geype, i grItm pna 9i9ernss, Sst'
,rpen o. / gor9uno.
qReo Senipn til 9tarmorfeltet Sef'
r,,r ppluiss, at ret bor en- ms9et ltsrre
n,frrmina enc bet / SuiferuO, ba bet
n~,,i,,i, har Ell Qpugoe al 8 Silometer,
IA Teltcts 8rcObe og Sgloe er me"
,ot bttpoelig. tor bet ansioes at bare
,,n5tcmmelot. 3stte Self eler Sruo
Or. 1ioeiom bet i Suiterub, %bslissenoe |
-, roturifipn Gsn, ipet bet lig9er l ben
aiorue @~rebitabOat. Warmurfeltet
arrffer fla Delt neO tit Seen peO aurs'
,7s MarmUr ira bette Steo er be-
;.st of fr. SiGeobugger 5ieloe, Der be-
nomte bet at uGre ell goo os parotiulo
grt, Qigeicm ! SuIferuo ct bet Sst'
,rc,p parenOe Marmprfelt belissenoe
oorIte / grrbeoen at ct fraftist Sanoa
ialO meo Gargauos &anO, Der tunbe
binia crtperues for Slnirg af garf-
aeoer til @ormorcts 8earbeioelie.
Ser pplpies beSuben ON, OF Der paa
snbmpre fOrcfinOes Here 2eier al
Teltivdtb, bOorai ct at fiOr Wtrstisbeo
irbsbulber en- fOrtrinlig &politet 5elt'
,potb. 9ette Seize lis9er z &ilpmeter
ira Sseu, bpOrben Ell 8cb eanbepei
fprsr, ligeiom Der er ct @anbfalo sanife
/ Nprheoen al 9eiet.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-04

Jribapneu bar erbolOt 7inaoeIie til
at isre eplitEas pua bens gpsniHser.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-04

%tlleH. psrusS tetsnstasrt Tor Ets4t o. Sens
nr. at ecrsu TIA 8isoom bar ~bortial5i Dor bait ,r,ss,
Deter o. Der tsrt SrlNt eauuab 5op5ta ben s0t,
ot 1924 DUN DER pso fin uss IS War, 8 Eaiausssr
% Z bass samm,L pms Dur ips al aariug 5mBss It
nor. HHou tin SpJasm Dar bun iaafmo5is % subs
%9tuai0fn o. tuHs'St ,tt,t 81 'onn, fl 1T smm.lt.
Diem.
tr's mst 5suess Sisv. p%sIasnr gru s,upts pltus,l
Or. % gars. y. q. Etisu "a ssru.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-04

Jnboislien af be Sepes airfe /
&rtftiania fcresif ben Abe 9pp. unber
for 0eltagelie fra be 9spes SIDE os
uofsrtes al bans Ssiperoisbeo giifop
gusss, asiiteret at S%tiftspruuit gruun
iamt Traiterne Grneien, glom us
Spenbien. giitOpen talte parmt os
bjertesribenoe ouer Sob. 8, 16, og ers
fl9reoe berefter paa foreifrepen Maaoe
airfen for inopiet. 8iifopens Gale
operlottes, mebers ben bolbtes, Tesn.
iproset af 8aitor Suenbien Der er
Tr9it ueo 8irfen.
airfen, Tom er belisgenbe / Sofies
saoe, siSr / ben stitfeIie, ben MI bar
faaet, ct perbist os bsitioeligt Snbtrpt
os bar S%ioceplabie for CO. 100 Ser.
'oner. Den er anifaffet meb 9ibras al
Staten os 8ummunen iamt 9ripate.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-04

N7h mn ON W'aaueoen Tan tisneS AZ aytio, gp4no
v oiUU I imaa Sner. 8t 0l bepiie pIrr brtaf,
Saat. ID Breneiasleirt. 5ttittib os foo rpfpsntuarr.
> ;. ware Co., Box 53O3, Boston, Mass. ss
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-04

M.
"Riloerter. SiOite Ssnbaa afilss
.s0es en- Minoeiten paa 8irteIanaer
S'rsH'ens Graz i 9uabe i 9elemarfen.
S0liOr ImlunO, Der forrettebe sirte.
Sups'l'n'lten, bOlot en- meset aullaaenoe
eu,s III Den tore 6prinmlms, ~eiterat
SI''"eOerlet "Si9rli9beo err 9pIets
"uOe' BAR o~iiunget. sirfeiauaer sSn.
Sv.IStuO uotalte i Gsenifab af gfogpes
st"'IoI9er % 9arsrfOreninqens Sur.
|uH' d. O., at Ssrenien baube paret
SaNl'e uOlmiuOelis opstis cs fam.
"'99so5'uIo GRrer. 9al. bob Gure.
0Vfsnlen Os Sern muotase GRAY.
CIV. III elenOOm us @eolisebplbelie.
I'0 SerenIen bnpbe oeIaa beot BAN
W 0eNi'e I%HIeonius uctale beuoes 90
Dp'neOeS biertelise Gat til ale, 'pm
guoOe 6'oraget til at reiie benue pofre
m''I'e' Ooer benoes aibpbe Manb.
Huleftet er en- meb Snitriptiun
''I9ns' O0eIiit Of Grant, IL 81. bei.
Y u lor9eIig lllptfe banote ube /
el'"p'''en meIem 9iSms Os geirlunb
i> .'sOa9 ei'ermiOOas ben lite sapu.,
o.. g'ano, Der itulbe ieile biem til
nN,." 'u'olelleOe, meb bet ipraelise
',UaO' al to Of @Gnbeue, ssuner at
n,' A' ~ stbstSrer, @arcus 9bOrisn
Sa r S''rlanO, bIep bOrte; be to poriae
~. ys.'i Io Oppe, til Der Tom Sials. 9en
Oenl, Der bIeo bel, bar nstoY MI
s,S "'sn Dem ira en- esreiie o. for ION
at s.m.a be bapOe Oaret OmbOrS for
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-04
salt Gtenoon m.
hlinlgS t1tr Hafts.

N9fnffr onIies for an l.tiyla,G,
Artfiei. i1n 4grs. s
yrbs., P'sst 1tH1r'' Ia, Gui1 ssricr'
IT,, S9 % &aUo. Der 5ar list Sis
ior - I9a li,as geo; BsHg, on qqsrt,s
pous 17s5.c'nt So,
fGS y1cogss Na,nus.
NIdusaoolIs, NiHn.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-04
Giteripsrsiel.

V'''n7'rlr 'Hoia'a sr.'g 10, ~ sII, E,-,,.
o.a, Shco'fa' e. 1~o,iss7rp ne R,,,. ,,,
mes ''r ct ora, q 85m3.unt .bv,,,s,a,n,,.
'Gl'' 'Hi's'as At 8.0JJ w ~. w s5a H. H.,
ii'''H'Hi'S 'H ~ ssass a SaaltuL ,..u n,
b,nisHtL.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-04

Karin ttiial8. - Wlm 5arm itOr
$50 0tL's, 2l) oDpiss, Bsft,g go.
sang % ua9tOo, sr nfs.gs gas, a.
ntH0er yoa gtsr5tmusr. l1s 80. "
y 0'IE.s't en- "a r'as,3t Ban5 / hau.
Se'ia8t7os az U}ti ira Fec.
;ug paa ss,.a I'll &ags Col. COB ftsss
9s" Sa.ooa u1bsr HHB1r,H5s sq{sIs,.
nv gtsIooTmta isa frla.B ure,r 81
ssst . a'it, D}aH bs5euoer HI, N.
Sacob Saas, Der 5-r g14 zt.s., - Z
S'uai8s. -pu3 og gof, DO. 9y4
Soutl diver StrftI. 4 RprelI,r a,
SpustammeT. Ut &g0sl,s5 g99 ls,,. mi,
tddt. Won h,uytros ia M cisrs, ~
Y "'' 9uHL l02ltL.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-04

S'.tai9s. 6H5, o. 10 qott,r Sc.
ori.t an,f9s mto ara8tirRr "a Js.rar,sus
nam, ~ ,a'.I ~. sr brick Husd Ga
S SP.ror,s giaa ial .'r's s1sr 5.aB.Ts. ia "A
"
The evening world., 1894-08-13
CORBETT AWAITS HIM,
Says He Means to Have jackson
Sign Articles To-Day.
Has q Room in tho Coleman House
In Which to Receive Peter. 81
Crowd At the Station to Greet the
Big Australian.

Corbett and jackson may sign articles
this afternoon to fight for the champion
ship of the world. II they do not do so.
Crbet says, 1t will be no fault of his.
The champion was delighted when he
learned that Peter was to arrive from
the West to-day. Jim had arranged to
leave the city tomorrow. and in order
not to lose time he hired a room at the
Coleman House and got everything
ready to receive the big Australian and
make arrangements for a fight.
He delegated an Evening World" re-
porter to act for him In meeting Jack
son at the Grand Central Depot at As
p. NJ. and promised that, IL Peter put
no obstacles in the way, the articles
would be signed within ten minutes of
the time Peter reached the Coleman
House.
"If Jackson Is not willing to come to
the Coleman House." said Corbett, 81
will go to any part Of the city he desires,
but guess this place will do. We have
had enough talk about this match: let
US get down to business"
The fast that jackson was to arrive
at the Grand Central at 1.5 got noised
about early In the day. and soon after
+. NJ. a big crowd. most of whom were
colored men. gathered about the station
to welcome the big Australian.
There was also a crowd at the Cole
man House, anxious to get a look at the
champion.
The evening world., 1894-08-13
GHOST HUNT A-WHEEL
Mapleton's spook to Be Run
Down by Bioyclists.
Unique Plan Proposed by Young
Mr.. MapIsdoram.
The Swift and Silent Hunters to
Rendezvous Wednesday Night.

II there is a ghost at Napoleon, near
Coney Island, as some people are will
ing to swear there is. it will be hunt ed
on "Wednesday pigbt n. neyer u,a, -.
eS e'e' was
ghost hunted before.
The originator OF the new plan of
snectra-cb,.,po 10 n Mo,,.dorar, a.,
ps'-' - 80 a. ~ "p..uo'" n'
young man employed In the once or the
Brooklyn City Railroad, who has been
insnired with the bannv idea that ever
80 80, 49, Wy pps ' ~.
II ghosts are rapid sprinters' the bicycle
can make better time.
He has tberefora oryarIzed a cor,. n,
i'a9 W, ,',D VI eV.p' "
Brooklyn wheeimen who are going to
Mapleton Wednesday night to indulge in
the excitement of a ghost hunt a-wheeI
-, ,., -, ~. -, 81. .,a.'.,-
In support OF MS theory that bicycle
can make better time than spirituality
with "a sbroud on Mr. Map,edora m
IT., go. a.. I. l., o,,, -. 49,.
points out lhat II Is pretty RAPID breeze
that can go faster than twenty-five miles
an hour. and that he himself can beat
~. ,,, ,,haaI
mat Oh MS WHEEL
Besides, the spectre is to be taken ad-
The evening world., 1894-08-13
PLEASE HELP THE POOR TIGER.
Opposition to the MaohiEe, State
or City, Means Repub-
lioan Success
LOOKED UPON As A Wall.
Anti. Tammanyites Surprised at the
Mayors Confessio, Of
Weakness.

mo sane man believes the Democrats
can carry New York State this year
unless the Democratic forces are united
and work enthusiastically for the
State ticket"
Thus spoke Mayor Gilroy of the politi-
cal situation this morning.
ut will not be enough" he added. "for
the disaffected Democrats to refrain
from nominating an opposition ticket.
They must all join together and give
earnest support to the Democratic can
didates. II they do not 1t is almost GER
tain the Republicans will win.
Il repeat that unless there IL union
the Democrats will be defeated at the
polls next November"
The Mayor addressed his warning to
machine men and Anti-Snappers -ailks,
for he IL well aware tnar some machine
men are not disposed to harmonixe with
the ants. They want to lead. The
others must follow, they say. Mayor
Gilroy Is talking to his resolution inviting
Democrats to get together at the prima-
ries, for he knows well there can be no
harmony as long as there Is hostile feel
ing In either camp.
Mayor Gilroy came directly from Sara
toga. where he has been In touch with
the machine leaders, and by their sd-
vice he evidently reserved his last plea
for harmony until his return. What
he said Is principally for the benefit OF
the local factions opposing Tammany
Hall. the Independent County Organi-
zation. the antiTammany Democracy,
the Good Government Clubs and the
German-American Reform Union, the
leaders OF which have said that under
no circumstances would they associate
with the corrupt Tammany ring.
1T Is serious question that con-
fronts US" said prominent Democrat
commenting on Mayor Gilroys appeal.
" The wanton course OF the machine
threatens disaster to the Democratic
party. They have got into trouble and
they ask Us to help them out Of It. We
have been ignored until now, and now
they have use for us. and they cry
for help and harmony. As a Democrat
want to see my party successful. A
good citizen l want to see the down.
fall Of the machine. Between the two I
am for good government. Defeat In
more welcome than the continuation Of
BOSS rule"
The evening world., 1894-08-13
MRS. MURPHY WON.
The East Side Fighter Knocked
Out by His Wife in One Round.

out ny HIS WIG In one Round.
Jerry Murphy, lightweight fighter OF
the east side, was knocked out last night
In one round. To-day he Is confined to
his rooms at 10 Stanton street his head
swathed in bandages that cover two long
scalp wounds.
Mrs. Murphy is responsible for the
fighters condition, but Jerry says 1t was
foul blow that foored him and was de-
livered with a vinegar bottle.
At 10 o'clock last night the tenants In
the Murphy house were aroused by the
shrieks Of a woman and a few minutes
later the cries of Murphy as he ran out
into the hall with blood streaming down
his face. Policeman Louis Boyer heard
the cries, too, but when he entered the
house everything was quiet. He found
Murphy. but Murphy wouldn't say how
he got his injuries or go to a hospital.
At midnight Murphy went to the Ed
ridge street station and had his injuries
dressed by an ambulance surgeon. He
said that he had had a little trouble
with his wife. but wouldn't make a COM
plant Mrs. Murphy claimed that she
had acted in self-derense.
Murphy for many years with James
Kelly did a turn on the variety stage.
The evening world., 1894-08-13
LEFT HER FOR SOSSIE,
Mrs. Whites Boarder Steals M.
Whites Affections.
Not as Pretty as the Deserted Wife,
but Is a Grass Widow.
Elopers Believed to BE in the
Quaker City.

A woman boarder has made sad havoc
with the Henry o. White household, u
3ls Cherry street. She has gone away
with White. and the latter's wife Is
pinng away in solitude.
White was a notary public at that
place and. incidentally, studied medi-
cine with the view of being doctor.
His wife. a nice. trim, neat little per-
son of about twenty-seven years, was
busy nearly all the time giving piano
lessons, sewing, and in other ways help
ing support the home.
Some time ago Mrs. Sossie Bossuk, a
grass widow, whose husband lives in
Russia. went to board with Mr.. and
Mrs. White. Now. Mrs. Bossuk, II the
extant photographs of her do not do her
an injustice, is far from being a COM
petitor of Mrs. White in the matter of
good looks. Mrs. White thought she had
reason to feel Jealous, and soon after
the new boaider's advent she asked her
husband whether he still loved her. He
replied with many kisses that nothing
could ever shake his constancy. and
that above all, Sossie was as remote
from his heart as the polar star from
the equator.
sossie, as they Familiarity called the
woman. was also delicately questioned
by the anxious wife, but was so earnest
In her denial that Mrs. White ceased
to doubt and confided more than ever in
her husband.
About a month ago White told his
wi! that his studies would take him to
Philadelphia. He had found that the
two terms he had spent at the New
York University Medical College were
too expensive, and so he concluded to
pass the final term in the cheaper col
lege at Philadelphia. This seemed plausi-
BILE enough, and the studious husba nd
left for the Quaker City. D.
A week passed, and Sossie one day
failed to arrive for dinner. In fact, sew
eral days and several dinners went by
uncheered by Sossie's presence. At last
Mrs: White became suspicious Her hus-
bands letters, which were at first loving
and tender. became severe. In one he
charged his wife with having, Ave years
ago, before their marriage. lent her ear
TO another sutton. The letter, which was
In Russian, wound up as follows:
Sossie is with me. She is the pinnacle
Of what my heart has ever striven after.
To be absent from her is DEATH In her
presence live and breathe and find all
my happiness. Farewell. You will
never again see your Harry"
Penniless and broken in spirits Mrs
White now looks the picture OF despair
The few piano pupils she had have de-
serted her on account of the bad times,
and the only way she has been able to
support herself is by playing in a dane
ing school on East Broadway, fo- which
she gets "a a week.
The evening world., 1894-08-13
(By Associ atsd Press. }

WASHINGTON, Aug. 13.-Immediately
ter the House Democratic caucus.
lhch decreed this morning a recession
the House conferrees on the tariff and
agreement with the Senate bill, the
(oues conferrees went into session in
(e room of the Committee on Ways and
cans. Mr.. Breckenridge, Of Arkansas,
no had been advising with the confer
fes said that another meeting with the
nate conferrees would not be neces-
Dry and that the House conferrees
Puld bring in a report receding from
be disagreement to the Senate amend
ints and concurring in them. which
,uld pass the bill.
Il was the intention OF the Democratic
aagers of the House to finish up
vything to-day by having the Com
llttee on Rules present a special order
carry out the mandate of the caucus.
he intention was t pass the Tariff bill,
hd then follow with the other bills
hmed In the caucus resolution.
These bills have all been prepared.
hd, though they were not reported
fom the Ways and Mans Committee, or
any regular order. these preliminaries
puld be dispensed with under a special
dsr from the Committee on Rules.
Baker Crisp and Representative
aehings, OF the Rules Committee.
tnt into session shortly after the
The evening world., 1894-08-13
THIS WEATHER'S ALL RIGHT.
No Heat Nor UncomfortabIy Warm
Weather In sight.

There is no hot, or even uncomfort-
ably warm weather in sight, according
to Acting Local Forecast Official II. c..
Howe.
I'm fact" said the man OF sunshine
and showers this morning, there is
nothing in our forecasts that should not
satisfy the most exacting. We may
have a few light showers this afternoon
and tonight, and II may grow a trifie
warmer tomorrow, but nothing to speak
Of"
Observer Dunn is expected home In
a few days. The contest in which he Ii
engaged in Washington lasts but ten
days, and he has been absent nearly
that time already. Although the result
will not be known for several days, yet
private advices from Mr.. Dunn say that
he has been very fortunate in all his
demonstrations there.
The evening world., 1894-08-13
THE PERUVIAN SITUATION.
Insurgents Scattered Over the
Country and Business Disturbed.
CBy Associated Press }

LONDON, Aug. ia despatch to
The Times from Lima, Peru, rays that
small groups OF insurgents are scattered
over the whole country, and that there
is general unsettled feeling. Com
merce and agriculture, therefore, are
much disturbed.
The new Ministers assumed ONCE yes
terday. and public opinion is apathetic
In regard 10 the appointments.
The evening world., 1894-08-13
PROCEEDINGS IN CAUCUS.
wilson Says the Sugar Trust
the People by the Throat.

WIs,,,> tBy Associated Press)
b,,o'. n,aiNGToN, Aug. 1S.-An hour
%. AZ o'clock this morning, the time
n,mht 'ne House Democratic caucus,
ks 80 began to arrive at the Capitol,
M, Oous consultations were held on
Va, ,o,nss " De pursued. Speaker Crisp
han WIZ IN his private Office by Chair
kr M.m" Un and Representatives Tur-
be h,n n and Montgomery, making
emocr.,, membership of the House
Rsn,..uc Conference Committee.
s an ss's Breckenridge, of Arkan.
bee, va. 'ory member OF the confer
tnsul,,,, also present. 1t was final
tesep,sS on the line OF action to be
|ucu, ~ " the House leaders to the
he 10, ~, me meeting lasted until IL wa.
As, "a. caucus to convene.
d b a. At the Caucus.
"sAn'ime there was q scene