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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-13
&lcinere Wa6ri6ten aus Staot
mnp um8cgeno.

Ser Sanserbuno miro Elm yWai=
feit" feiern.
- Sn Off, Dubuque iOQ man nit
benz 8eoanten umgeben, cine Srauerei
bort Su bauen.
- Congressman 8. 9. Ssnoerion
bat in Waibin9ton our6 iein perleBtes
Sein piel 3u leioen.
81. Siro uno s. Steaomun
iolen an Der SOogeltraBe auf cine
Sleiaoer 9eitOBen lein.
= 6e9en 100 &inoer Der ct. Ma=
rien=S 1ule wuroen am Sreitag bon
Or. SrOpnIon geimpft.
= Samitas tpuroe bic 4idbriee 2ena
Seitel BON Der ct. SObannes lutberi=
i6en STRIDE aus beeroigt.
- Die Slinois Central Giienbabn
wiro hire @a9en in Der 3utunft nit
8asbeleu6tunS Oerieben.
- Sas neue SpriBenbaus an Der
Sulien Qpenue uno Selbi=S traBs gebt
'einer 0Ollenoung entgegen.
- Serr &arI Ginger bat feline Bar
b%ieritube BON ocr 8. uno Glapitrabe
nG6 $3.50 GOuler 4Uenue perlegt.
Die 6irmu Sugaan, Suliuan
IL SinIeila bat aufgelDIr uno beltegt
jest aus Sugg0n uHo Sulibun.
49, 6crr u. 0nUes BON &odToro,
ST., unO sri. :. 2lpeI BON Dubuque
bQben 9eirdtbalijenIen genOmmen.
Gute SeIte tOnnen nit ileinem
&uartapitaL ihOne 6Nrmen erwerben
ourd M0lter IL ii bDmberg.
- Die Dubuque Wooden Ware
Co. bat bci6lOieu, iBr Sapital bon
$50, 900 Guf 500, 600 gu permebren.
SIN ct. Yaul, Minn., murOe
Serr y. ). Slbir9i BON bier nit Sri.
o.. StreatOr pou ct. paul perbeiratbet.
Sn @i6ita in &anias itarb
Gapt. 8. s. S'Heil, pelber iriiber
bier in Dubuque pObute uno gut be-
tdnnt lit.
- Sds GDmite oes GeprQientanten=
bauies in Ses Wpines bat ii6 I ii T bic
Sbeiluns unieres 8eri9tsOiltrittes aus-
seiprObeu.
IS 9ebt oas 8ersoe, baB Ilber-
mann Slin9er Der nd1ite Waporstan=
oioat weroe lDle uno bic Soee finoet
Oisnbar Intlans.
- Prdioent GleDelano bat Serrn
". u. SDeenep al STEELE oes Serrn
Geo. Sensler gum Solicitor oes Safsns
Don Dubuque %eruauut.
= Samftas Dor. @ode Itarb Serr
Y. S'Sara i'm bena6barten POtOli,
gpis., uno puroe BON Der ct. SbD=
mas=air6e aus beeroi9t.
- .9tun lobet ollie 8ott!" Sit
,8OpernOr 8reps" iino bon ibrer Seen
Srleans-3eiie sliidli9 na1 Sauis gu.
rid. SOfentlid baben bic Sasesbldt.
ter uuO mir aud jeBt Srieoen.
- Srau y. Glancp, welde al go,
lis al Der Slu1itraBe pobnt, erlit'
SDnnerita9 Ibeno beoeutenoe Ser
leBunaen Durh einen Ssau in cine oiien,
itebenoe &eaertreppe binter ibren
Sauie.
- 8emdB ben Sasesbldttern puro,
Elm Mann Nameus Ban Settmar
na6 S%uoepenoence als irrlinnis abse,
iibrt. Ser SIRE lit uuter Der lirel
Soee, Die Sterne perbOten inn a.
arbeiten.
- SRI. pb. &auimann, So6te,
unieres 9auosmannes g. 6aufmann
bot eineu 2aoen 243 an Der 8. StraB
erDinet, 100 lie Die Sollenbet'i6
SdneioeiDitem iiir Samentleiper leb
rem miro.
- S6welter Cecilia III als Na6iol
germ Der ebrw. Mutter 8ertruois be
barmberSi9en S6peltern erwdblt NOR
ben. Die ebriuiiroi9e SHUTTER Ger
truois bate ieds Sabre hires glmte
in Siebe uno gu aller 3uirieoenbsit 9e
waltet. Sbre Na6fDlser. bic ebrw
SHUTTER Cecilia, lit cine Der alteltel
Mit9lieoer oes SroeUs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-13

Dr. g. gB. Mielano 1T am STEELE
oes oustretenOen 9r. ). &. WtcSartDp
gum PcnltUnsNr5t erndnnt tpOroen.
G6os. WcGorrOn UoU 3nin9ls
miro Die StaOt pertlo9en, neil er lei
men Sblitteu an GrNnOOiem auenue
beI4dOi8te.
0Onnerlta9 lebte g8Ode luuroe
Serr Gbr. Iloerion pOn Sbuasburg,
9Sts., ~begraben. Seri elbe mar etpa
% Sabre alt.
Serr George See Der betannte
Sobritberr bat Die Sowoii6 @pbnun9
9tr. ll5l an Der Slllii StraBe gum
preile pon 81, 800 setauit.
.. SObi, Der iriibere moblbe-
tannte WteBger an Gpuler @penue, bat
i'm Sereine nit einem 8ei6aftspartner
elm 6roBpertauf 2iqueursei6aft i'm
Salpt glpt erDnnet.
- gu Sirainia in Minneiota iuuroe
Srant Mtc6laill, elm iriiberer gepob-
ner SubuqIes, Don einem Saum=
famine getDotet. Selen Sei6nam
tpllroe bier in Dubuque beeroigt.
= Snfolae Der pielen 3usrdubereien,
iuelde li6 in Den leBten Setter ereisuet
baben, bat Die Chicago Great @eitern
Gilenbabn ale Seamten ibrer 3ii9e
nit neutrality-suspicious. fiir oerartise
S1le perIeben.
- Serr George Sallenmerber tOote
in Sable WOuno Sppnibip auf Snate
Sill einen 9roBen Moli am Sonntae
rno bra6te oeiien Saut sur Staot.
Ssrr Spuis Sreitba6 tOoete ebenfals
in CASCADE Spwnibip einen g8Olf.
= Im Spnneritag, ben S. Seb.,
ltarb oas 4llbri9e Sinh oes Serrn i.
". Mltman bon Der 6irma q. Siene
& Son. Sas Degrading fano Sans
tag BON Der @obnung oes @errn 9llt=
man, 100 SrOaowaD=S traBe, itatt.
- Seim St~einipren9cn mittels Yul=
Der, traf elm oreipfiinoi9er Stein Serrn
Nu9ult Stint an Den &Opf, cine beoeu=
teuoe Wunoe peruriateno. Gliidli1er.
weiie itreifte Der Stein oelien &opf,
bate er i'm pollgetroHen bate es i'm
ibn liher getOotet.
Sreitag Wpr9en ge9en II llbr
muroe einem Irbeiter Namens Charles
Satteram an Der Sainois Gentral
Giienbabn Der Siiftentnpben nit elmer
Shaufel sebroben. Oils man ben
vPatrplwasen" rief, wOlte oieier aug
irgeno elmer llria6e ni1t ausriiden
uno es beourIte zines 9efebles bon
Seiten Iloermann Gpoer's ba;u, ebe
Der sSasen CUR STEELE fam.
= Sn Der Sers Seiu=&irde purosu
am S:enitag our6 ben bo9w. 8ate,
gaumann Serr s. ". Seliion nit
SRI. &atbarina Yresler ebeli6 getraut.
Ses Ibenos fano Die SOhSeit i'm Sauit
Der Wutter Der 8raut an Winoior Npe.
itatt, an wel6er Die ndberen Serwanb.
ten, 6reunoe uno Yetannten Der Sa:
mile li6 betbeiligten.
= Die 0srbinouna Der @opotater
u"nIerer Staot, pelbe lib betanntlid
ge9en ben Yian Der Sbeiluns oes bic
liSen 9iiiritt9eribtes ausseiprober
bate, lieB ON WOntag our6 elmer
&ertreter in Ses lfOiues Dor Dem Qus,
i6uiie Der Gegisiatur gegsu ben Ylal
Der Sbeilrr9 agitiren. Nu9 Slaf
bumf unO @runoy 9ountp limb sesel
Die Sbeitung.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-13
Sm 6elrs= Jaae,

Der jsBt Dor benz gjeribte l6iuebt, 1T
MAJ nit Dem 3euseuperbOr i'm 8anse.
Die 3eu9en iiro oieielbsn, welde 9egen
&pbaro eri1ienen uno iagen oasielbe
aus luie b0mals, 10 oaB oieier Pro,eB
uibt nit Oemielben arpBen Sntereile
perfOlgt miro, pie Die &lase seSen
Hobarb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-13
Administrators NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to all persons
Interested, that on the 3lst day OF January
A. ID. 1894, the undersigned was appointed by
the District Court of Dubuque County, Iowa,
Administrator with will annexed OF the Estate
Of BERNARD sTEFFEN, deceased, late OF said
Dated 81 uubuque, January 3lst 1894.
A w. ALTMAN,
administrators
Huber O'Donuen, Attorney for EstAka.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-13

4uf Graiuioro's glntrag wuroe 90.
Si6irgi, ST., cine Staotanmeiiung BON
$500 iGllig am II. San. 1895 81 6
Eroient Sntereiien gegebeu.
guf Grapiorp's slntrag puroe glp.
goners beauitra9t, in ben Staatsge=
ieben nabSuieben, Oh oieielben Die
StaDt binoerten, 8eloer, Wel6e wegen
beionoerer umlagen erbOben wurocn,
benugt peroen tOnnten, um Gbnlide
Serbelierunsen 81 beSablen, anitatt
alte Bombs e%inSurufen uno nelle alls-
suitelen, uno falls lib Sinoerniiie
p%orfdnoen, iDQ Boomers anseben, welhe
@enoerunsen oieie GrlaubniB berbei=
fIbren tOnnten uno i'm NotbiaQe lib
ielbIt an Die Sesislatur tuenoeu.
Ser Staot=S nsenieur beribtete, es
weroe $3.50 tplten, Die IA. StraBe BON
Der Nlta @iita= bis sur Itlanticl trabe
abSulte6eu.
Sprne's glntrag, Stub Strabe gu
perbenern,. wllroe UNI cine Ibi1QB,ln9
an ben Staot= Sn9enieur %perruieien.
gluf Eopers' Mntrag puroe oQs
SteuerausgleibungszG omite auigelplt.
Rpper's Sei6ltB, Den S1pelterr
Der 81. SOiepba altaoemie Den 8e.
brar6 Dreier giireerIteiae 81 erlauben,
I'm cine Sbubmauer Su bauen, tpurbe
Dem Sngenieur nit Dem StrdBencomite
CUR Nbi6Ggung iibergeben.
DIS Seueroepartement tpltete Die
Stupt mGbreno Oes Sunuar $l580lmC
oas StrGBenoepartemeut S56O.
llcber Den &au6unfu9 muroe ni6i
beribtet. Ser NtQDOr bate namlid
ben &DrIiBeuDen Oieie3 Gpmite$ (Yop=
er5) entiGuloigt, uno MIN pur0e Mlo.
Hpoer an oeIlen StelIe erHannt uni
Oas 6Omite iOu unter OeIien 6iibrunQ
bas uatlte MNl beribten. Taraui
Gertagun9 bis SOnneritGg, ben Is,
Sanllar.
MloermOnn Glin9er leitete ais Ora:
Dor pro TEN. Die Yerbanoluneen.
WtapOr Sau9bertp lit nGmli6 nit Den
y8OpernOr 8reps" anf Der Satnabts.
fabrt na6 NeW Srleans be9riffen, aui
pel6er er li6 SueiielOs beiler amuii.
rem Tam, als er es in Der StaotbaQt
oabier bate tbun tOmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-13

Serr unO Srnu u. S9emmel pDu
Spersoile f~sierteH tiIr5ll9 in Nuiusiers
belt elmer grpBen 3abl 8%efannter, Ser.
pauoter uno Sreunoe ibre TlberUe
Sp9jeit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-13
aus bem G0unth.

geim GOuntp= &ecDroer iiub bic Sn-
tOrpOratiOnsartitel elmer vSarm Grea.
merD &c." nleoersele9t DOroen. Die
SntOrpOratoreu lino: Antbonp Mloer-
ion, SObn Slider, pbilipp grsitbad,
SObn Stenel. Salentin Blades uno
SOIepb Sarm. Sas &apital piro
$lO50 lein. Ger 0erwaltunssratb
fir Oas Sabr 1894 lit ipie iOlat 3u=
lammenseieBt: SObn Slider, pbilipp
greitba6 uno 0alentin Blades.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-13
S9nriDen Sic nieje Huti, aus uno

ienben Sic oisielbe nit l0C. in grieI=
marten an SObn U. SalSer SEED So,
Ga Groiie, Wis., bann betommen Sic
Irei Elm Yatet 9emiihter SlumeH=SG
men, entbdlt iiber 100 SOrten unO
ibren Yrdbt=Gatal09.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-13

gu &idarOspille ltarb ON Corners
tag Srau Mar9aretba GOlins i'm 4lter
bon Is Sabren uno murOe oalelblt am
Samita9e begraben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-13
9obestaac.

Sn ibrsr 8obnuns 500 al &bom=
berg 9lue. itarb am SOnucrItag 6rau
Er. Srinter I'M Nlter bon 81 Sabren.
Sieielbe mar lett 81 Sabrsn in Su=
buque pObubaft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-13

Sie Seier in Der Sdulballe 81
9Derspile mar ourb Die umli6tiQe
Seituug PrOi. &nippels eiu uOlltanoi=
ger GriOlg. Die 9~perspiQe GOrnet
gano ~lieferte bic Wu1it.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-13
It ell5ettel.

sllnter;ti0ueter bsltsllt hermit Bel Der
. !SGtholii9en Srndseieli6ait 81
Dubuque, ST.,
Die fcierlid1e Sd,lubproseiiion Ger
IMutter9ottes Oftape 81
G%uremburS.
@CiljeSeno bgu &etras Don s............
iiir ............ Gremplare.
".....'.
QoIlItp .....".."-.......... ........"
Staat. ..........-.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-13

&iIrSli6 feierte 6rou 2ottuer bon
@Ortbingtpn ibren "a. 0eburtstdg,
al Del6er 6eier IA Gerw0nOte 5beil
nabmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-13
Mus Yetersburg
>uiro uns pon einem befreunreten SeIer
wie fplst Seldrieben:


Petersburg, II. Sch. "a.
2Sertber Serr @onuer!
am Sinita9 perfloiiener ISOLDE wlrbe Nerr
Abam Is. Sid pon Remieu, Sa., nit SrGu
lein Maria 2lgneS RoliuS, Der S6neiter peS
bodm. Sater holius Don Der Ser; Seius
STRIDE III Dubuque pom ebeu btelem IN Der
ct. leter ulo Eauls stride babier ebelib
9etraut. Die no6;eitsieisr fanb i'm 0auie
Der Glterl Der Sralt itatt.
Sn ielber 9Sohe wurbe Serr 9. Seitriu9,
ebeuiauS pou Remieu, nit Sri. Carolina
Hutmer pomcE PETERSBURG ourb Rep. Maass
iooit Setraut. Die oot;fitsieier oieles Gaaz
res iailo im SN.aule Oes Srn. Sobam Goetbe,
bes SbeimS Der graut itatt.
DIE beipell Eaare werbeu iib 81 Nemien
nieoerlaiien. Sbueu allen Slid uuo Seseu
wiini6eup, Seidnet
abtul9Suou Sbr j. t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-13
90. Ra,

@er liebt ni6t i6Dne S!umen? 6ibt
es cine oeuti6e SausiraU, Die ni6t
serue cine biiblhe NuswGbl bate?
Salser's &atalog bietet | 900, 900 iein=
fer pflansen, wie &oisn, Su6iien,
Geranien, Il. !. 10. Sine Nuspabl DON
Ii 9rabt-P flanSen, ale peri6isoen,
fur nlr 75c. pOrtpfrei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-13

gu Neu 8ien puroe in Der ct.
SOniiatius=airdJe 5err 6ran3 Steser
BON Sperspile nit SRI. Maria 9anse
BON gteu @ien our6 &ep. Saubri9
ebelib 9etraut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-13
Siut9 su p]erfauten.

Ole Stiible Der lluiperialiiteus Stride, se'
malte @lasieulter uuo Rabmeu. gfa6,u,
irageu bel Hioer, WauiS IL so.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-13
Stadt mud Mmaeaena.

Entered at the Post-offiee at Dubuque, Iowa,
aud admitted for transmission through
the mails at secOnd-clasS rates.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-13

geim Surbbrenuen ieiues pieroes
muroe Serr Naale Don ct. Gatberinen
in Woialem SOwnibip aus benz Wa-
gen 9eworien uno erlitt cine 9errens
flung oes Sanoselentes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-13

- Is. s. geteriOnL 3abnarSt
96l MainitraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-13
Z. Weper, solicit, 81.
i. Yarbel, Cascade, 80.

9Sir iperoen ppranfabren, alle jene,
oeren S6ulo alSubo6 a%nselaufen 1T,
81 publiSiren. Sieies Oiene slr War=
rllllQ.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-13

gu Sberrias MOuno itarb am Srei=
tag Oas lieben WOnate alte Sinh oes
Serrn Sr. S6miB. 9as 2ei6eube=
sansniB fano am SOnutag e~benoaielbit
Itatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-13

Srant Smith bon Sore bat eineu
9rOBen @Olf erle9t uno bra6ts oen-
ielben nm Spnneritas our Staot I'm
bic Prdwie gu erbalten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-13

Sie ct. Marien=@ emeinoe oes bD6=
wiiroi9en 3. 4. Seueritsiu Don Gas.
caoe bat belblOIien, Elm Sbulbaus BON
$40, 600 gu bauen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-13
Staoiratbsnerbanoiungsn

Monta9 b, W. p0r ~regelmdBige Si5-
Slln9 oe5 StootratDe5. GS muroen
&ehnlIngen perIeien uno pertuieicn,
ipmie cine rsmpnitrirenoe QetttiDu Der
geWObner Der Suecn=S traBe, 'wel6e lib
9e9en Die Nbite6unQ OieIer StraBe
ousipru6en. SeagIciden Opponirten
bic Semobner Der @biteitraBe ge9en
cine S~erlQngerun9 Der 98bite= StraBe.
geiDe purOen init unoeren dbnliben
@eiu6en permislen. Seamten= uno
6Omiteberibte muroen uerleien uno au-
genommen.
Ser Marihalsberibt seiste, oaB
Die Mus9aben fir Die YOli,eiperpaltuns
lib fir ben Monat Sauuar aui
1885, 10 belauIen babe. Die Sin
nabmen pom Staotpierd mare 81.
Ger mOuatlibs Seri9t oes Iuoitors
lalltet:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-13
Wertbe Rabottiou!

%CtIIVt JEWVWkEIVN'
gm lesteu OomIeritas ben l. Seb. wurbt
bier III Der ct. 4lopiiuS Stride burd &eu,
S6miS ebsli6 Setraut: Serr Sob. Wtauey
nit Srl. QIuua Dtaierus. au GririidmIger
ila6 Der 8ir6libeu Sr0lplug bat es ni6t &c:
ieblt. 81. Wiid. WaienIs Sater Der Sraut
butte reialit oaiiir Seior8t.
Jongen kommt, huot ct INNER ge,
hesh, De Mich as en- ale settler an he
kent ~ Ramerech, an de Jang as fu
Kanech. Ger Ssiau9 in Der Rir6e mar sut
beiouoers so Spouse mi"
Gratuleren de jonge Brautleit!
gruB, i. y. aruolby.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-13

9lus Dem iibrigeu Saarbeltano 9ebO=
rrn Sl3, l22.l7 sum &erbellerungs=
fpno; bleibt S23,214.73
Der itdotiihe SSnsenieur beribtete,
OaB iolsenoer MUcaoam gebroden
ipuroe:
The morning call., 1894-12-02
The HAMBURGER COMPANY,
Market and Taylor SITS.
ASSESSMENT NOTICES.

A SsESSMENT NOTICE-SCoRPIoN MINING
n Company. Location of principal place OF
business, san Francisco, Cal; location or works.
virginia City, storey County New. Notice is here
tors, held on the 4th day of October, 1894 an az.
sessment mo. 81 OF five (5) cents per share was
levied upon the capital stock of the corpora ton,
payable Immediately IN United States gold coin,
to the Secretary, at the ONCE OF the company, No
$40 Pine street, room No. %, San Francisco Cal
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-.
main unpaid Oh the ninth day OF November, 1894
will be delinquent, and advertised for sale az
pub lie auction; and unless payment is made be-
fore, will be sold on FRIDAY. the thrtieth (3Oth)
day OF November, 1894, to pay the DELINQUENT as
sessment together with costs of advertising and
expenses of sale. BY order OF the Board OF Direo-
tors. GEO. X SPINNEY Secretarv
ofhce-No. 80 Pine street. room No. %, San
Francisco, Cal.
The morning call., 1894-12-02
MRS. KOHLER DEAD
She Was a Pioneer and
PhiIanthropist.
Close of the Career of a Beloved
Woman at Her Home at
Piedmont.

After a brief illness Mrs. Cordelia A.
Kohler died at her residence. near Pied
mont on Thursday last, and her remains
now rest beside those of her husband and
child in Mountain View Cemetery.
The deceased was the widow of Andrew
Kohler, founder of the music-house of
Kohler & Chase. She was born at Free
port, Me-, in 1918, aad in 1888 went TO
Boston, where she married. In 1851 the
couple with their baby girl cast their
lot with thousands of other enthusiastic
gold seekers, and started for California by
the long and perilous journey around Cape
Horn, reaching San Francisco in due time.
Their history from that time On is the
history of thousands of other pioneers.
Industry and economy placed them on
the road TO wealth, and enabled Mr..
KOhler TO establish the firm of which he
was the senior partner. He died In 1885,
leaving his widow alone. their daughter
having died at the early age of Eve wears.
Since her husbands death Mrs. Kohler
has lived at her beautiful residence near
Piedmont. Prior to her bereavement, the
couple travelled extensively. visiting every
country In Europe and many African
states bordering on the Mediterranean
They undertook a journey on the Nile as
far as the second cataract at time when
such expeditions were unusual and dan.
gernus.
Mrs. Kohler was a close observer, and
her "reminiscences of the manners and
customs of the people of Algiers, Tunis,
Morocco and Egypt were extremely enter.
tanning.
The deceased was a charter member of
the Seaman's Friend Society, and an active
m ember of the State Floral Society. Al
one time she was an officer OF the Fabiol Ia
Hospital of Oakland. 1t was in her pri.
vate and silent charities that size accom-.
plished most. She was patient, painstak-
ing and benevolent. and like IN any of the
early pioneers was person of strong and
generous character.
To her many relatives she was mos,
copsiderate and generous. No birth OF
wedding occurred among them withonl
some gift from AUNT Kohler," and nc
death without substantial assistance Ia
those who were left How far her char.
ties extended will never be known. Thai
they were numerous and extensive many
persons can testify.
OF pure and uDbemished life, she en-
deared herself to all who knew her, and
her name is iDdelibly written upon thf
hearts and memories of her aequan tan e s
The morning call., 1894-12-02

THE NATIONAL GUARD.
Important Changes to Be Made in
the State Military Code.

Important Changes to Be Made in
the State Military Code.
The eleventh annual meeting of the
National Guard Officers Association was
held at the GOugh-street armory last even
ing.
The executive committee presented to
the association a number of recommend a.
tions for consideration. majority of
which were adopted with very little dis
cusSon.
The recommendation which was acted
upon was that all elected officers of the
guard be compelled to pass an examina-
tion before they receive their commissi ions.
Black Point, which is now used by the
regular army for drilling grounds, will
soon be abandoned by the United States
troops. A petition Will be sent to the
California Senators aud Congressman re-
QueSting that these grounds be turned
over 10 the services of the National
Guardsmen.
1t was also voted to have the State law
amended so that only five years service
instead of seven, as at present, be the
number of years service requisite for the
procuring of exemp ION papers.
A resolution was introduced by Colonel
Barry and adopted that the Second and
Third Regiments of infantry be aulhofized
TO muster In TWO com panles to take the
places of Companies A and G respectively.
which we're ordered To be mustered out
1t was voted TO request the Legislature
to pass a law whereby the troops may be
paid out of the general funds of the State
instead OF by special appropriation as is
the present method.
General Sheehan asked that the assoca-
ton give General Allen vote of thanks
for the interest he has taken in the Ma
tonal Guard
The generals suggestion was unani-
mously adopted.
Colonel Bush moved that the association
request Senator Perkins 70 introduce a
bill into Congress whereby the guns now
used by the privates may be- exchanged
Tor new ones. The motion was adopted.
Colonel Bush thought that BAND
should be given the incoming and outgoing
Governors Of the State. He said it always
had beer customary with the association
to BANQUET these men. Major Miles.
Captain Baxton and Colonel Bush were
The morning call., 1894-12-02

linists art at present before the public.
thomson was born at Liege, which has
produced so many famous viOlinists, In
the year 1857, and at the age of II received
the gold medal for his playing a the con-
servatory in that city. Later he studied
with Vleuxtemps, WIeniaWski, Leonard
and Massart.
When quite young Thomson won phs-
nomenal success in many of the musical
centers OF Europe, where, on account of
his marvellous technique, he was frequently
compared to Paganini.
Although be plays the works of that
wonderful Ita lian, as we'll as the music of
Ernst and other composers of the moder n
school OF viOlinlsts, he succeeds equally
well In interpreting the severest classics.
The other great Belgian vioIinist, Eugene
Ysaye, has been the friend and fellow
student of Thomson from childhood, and
Invariably speaks of him with affection as
friend and with profound admiration for
MN as great ylrtuoso. Both yiolinisi S
have come 10 America within few weeks
OF one another, and both have already met
with phenomenal success.
Thomson arrived In New York at the
end OF October and made his frat appear
ance at Carnegie Music Hall on the 30i h
nlt., when he was heard in the first Max
Brnch concerto and the great fantastic,
Non, plu Mesta," by Paganini, in the
playing of which he is said to excel all
living violnists. His success was imme-
date. just as it had been In all the Euro
pean capitals where he had appeared.
ThomSon's time is completely filled. He
has been engaged by the Boston Sym
phopy Orchestra for six concerts. and
will also be beard in the third Philhar-
monte concert In New York. where he
will play two compositions very rarely
heard on account of their technical diff
culties. One of them will be The concerto
'PathetiQue," by Ernst. Thomson will
also play with Theodore Thomas in Chi
cago. He has opened the season of the
Seidl concerts in Brooklyn, and will open
those of the Symphony concerts in Buff
falo. Besides these he will be the leading
soloist of the Orpheus Club in Philadel-
phia; Arion. Columbus; Apollo. Detroit
and is especially Q gaged for mum Der OF
concerts ~ other laree cities.