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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-09-20
Farm Instruction.

# anything will lift the agricultural
interest out of the slough Of despond in
which it has been foundering for 10
years, it will be the courses Of farm
study in the state universities. At first
these departments were neglected and
looked down on and were Of little value.
Now they have received new impetus,
apparently as much from the hard times
as from anything else. If the farmers
cannot get higher prices for their prod
ucts, they can manage to prepare them
for market at less expense, and so save
money after all.
Teaching the farmer to grow products
at less expense is one of the present OBJ
jects of the farm college course, while
bringing these products up to a better
quality is another. Cornell university
has two short courses, one in agricul-
ture, the other in dairying, each year.
They last three months, from the begin
ming of January to the end of March.
The agricultural studies are largely de-
voted to the chemistry of the soil and
the teaching of what grains and vege-
tables thrive best in given kind of
earth. There are besides special live
stock departments and those devoted tc
fruit and vegetable raising, etc. The
student is crowded considerably to take
in all that is offered in the short time
but still a wide awake young man car
do it. Some of the students at Cornell
last term were college graduates anc
professional men.
The dairy course is even more popular
than the agricultural one. So great il
the demand for persons who can taxi
full charge of creamery that the Cor
nell faculty have been unable to furnish
dairy school graduates fast enough. The.
could well start summer course. Her
at least is one industry that is not over
crowded-the dairy and creamery busi
ness north and south.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-09-20

One hundred dollars year was what,
on the average, New York wholesale
merchants paid to have the privilege Of
piling their goods and boxes upon the
sidewalk and obstructing it contrary to
law.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-09-20
FIFTY DAYS FOR
THIRTY CENTS,

The MORNING CALL is new morning daily pa
per which will be launched at ST. Paul by H. P.
Hall on September 1st 1t will be an eight page,
seven column sheet week days, and twelve, six
ieen or more pages on Sunday. It will be pub
lished every day in the year and will be a thor
ough newspaper in every respect. The CALL has
secured the exclusive morning Geographic fran
chise of the United Press for St. Paul, an asso-
citation which serves several hundred prominent
daily papers, including every important daily in
New York City, with one exception), some TWEEN :
ty-one in number; every daily in Boston but one,
the leading dailies in Philadelphia and SO on. It
will be sold at two cents; 40 cents per month
without Sunday: so cents per month including
Sunday. Seven issues by mail one year in ad
vance, $500. Six issues by mail one year in ad-
vance, $500
As IN Introductory price it will be sent by mai
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-09-20

The United States distillers are just
making for themselves or some Of
them-fortunes out of the increase in
excise duty on spirits in the new Tariff
Act 1t is estimated that there were
not less than 6O,OOO,O0O gallons of proof
spirits in bond when the bill passed the
House, but the tariff does not take
effect there Immediately, as in Canada.
The duty was increased from ninety
cents to $1.1O per gallon. Then the
distillers with large stocks on hand
take out of bond at once at the old rate,
and then Immediately increase the
price to correspond with the new rate,
making for themselves a round So, 0O0,-
900. 1t is said that 1913, 100000 of spirit
duties have been paid into the United
States Treasury Department in four
weeks.
At the last Wesleyan Conference in
England the Temperance Committee
reported as follows, and the report was
adopted: On every hand the evils of
drunk enness stare us in the face, and
are confessed the most prolific cause OF
disease, death, pauperism, crime and
vice in our midst. Drink swallows UP
a great deal OF our Sunday-school toll.
Drink robs our churches, desolates the
homes of the people, blights thousands
of the finest lives, and blocks the pro
gress of every useful reform. Surely,
then, if we are in earnest in our en-
deavor to spread scriptural holiness
through the land, the eradication OF
the vice of drunkenness ought ever to
occupy a large share of our attention
and of our most earnest effort. The
Temperance work of the Church should
not be treated as something subordinate
and outside the sphere of it's regular
operations Citizen and Home Guard
John G.. Johnson, who recently rode
on bicycle the most rapid mile thai
any human being has attained Zone
minute and ffty-one seconds), was
asked: ''What is your advice to aspir'
ing novices as regards training?'' The
young athlete replied: $40 not smoke
drink or chew, and always retire
early.n
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-09-20
FIFTY CONSECUTIVE DAYS
FOR THIRTY CENTS.

Enclose three dimes and forward your name TO
the MORNING CALL, st. Paul, Mimi, and secure
the new daily for fifty days. Generally it will be
a first class newspaper, and politically Independ-
ent Democratic. By the term Independent it is
intended to signify that while will support gen
eral Democratic principles it will reserve the
right to n,eigenty criticlse all political parties
with equal frankness. s.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-09-20

The Moravians claim to have had an in
dependent church in Bohemia as early as
the ninth century.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-09-20
Mems Duck Coats at $1.25
.-,s And Upward.

We can't give all prices in this column. All
we ask is Come and See us. If You live 80 miles
away it will pay You to come and trade with us.
If Won 10 not find it So will nav yyour
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-09-20

Stanislaus Franciscus Kozeminski,
whom the Russian government has sent
to Siberia, is a genuine naturalized citi-
zen of the United States. The Russian
government will have to release him and
make reparation for the injury done
him, or Uncle Sam will find out the rea-
son why.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-09-20
OUR w AR IN KOREA.
THE GuNBoAT AND MARINE ATTA,cks
ON THE RIVER SEOUL.
The Navy Tried Demands and Then Diplo-
macy 70 Got Satisfaction For an Outrage
Upon American Sailors Defiance Pun
ished by Shot and Shell.

1894, by American Press Associa-
ton. Book rights reserved.l
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-09-20
Expenses for Coming Here.

Never has such large stock of Clothing been
kept at Princeton and the prices we are giving
never known before, and the few days we have
been open not one customer who bought or who
did not buy but has said prices are the Cheap
est they ever saw. Come and See for Yourself.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-09-20

The bureau of the American republics
has some interesting information con-
corning the new Tehuantepec railway of
Mexico. The line crosses the isthmus in
direction almost north and south and
traverses the states of Vera Cruz and
Oaxaca. It is about ITO miles long and
is the first transcontinental line built in
that republic. 1t is expected to prove a
strong competitor Of the Panama rail
road in the traffic between the oceans.
The northern terminus is at the mouth
of the Coatzacoalcos river, on the gulf
of Campeche, about IS miles from the
city of Minatitlan. The southern termi-
nus is at Salina Cruz, on the Pacific
ocean.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-09-20

There are worse things than being fond
Of a good horse, even in q minister of the
gospel.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-09-20
Shannon Park.

s. Buy a 5 or 10 acre garden lot in
Shannon Park before they are all gone.
Have sold three the past week.
"a RINES e. Co.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-09-20

q. IS. Land Office, st. Cloud, Mimi, Aug 81, 1884,
Further noticeis hereby gwen that u hearing
will be had at this Office, on the 10th day of Oco-
Der, 1894, at 10 o'clock a. NJ, when testimony
as ordered herein will be examined and sdecis-
ion rendered lhereupon. n "
g. F. MACDONALD, Receiver
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-09-20
PRINCETON w. G. T. u.

PLEDGE.
hereby solemnly promise, God helping me, to
abstain from all distilled fermented and malt
ali proper means to discourage the nse Of, and
traffic in the same.
OBJECT.
1t is the object of this organization to plan and
carry forward measures, which, with the blessing
of God shall result in promoting the cause Of
total abstinence and in the outlawing Of the
liquor traffic.
Notices of meetings are read from pulpite OF
Methodist and Congregational churches
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-09-20

= AZ un Introductory price ltWllI be sent by mail
10 all who subscribe prior to October 1st 1894,
, 1894-08-21

- NlS itcb am 9ouneritag bon 0er @o6z
nung oeS 8anfbeamteu Solep6 Gbe, in
0belbQolle in SnSiaua aus Elm Qeichen,uQ
nit Der Gcicbe Ser 6rau Shes in 8euealtno
lebte, tpurOen Oie'8fcrbe zines Wa9enS beS
2ranergcfol9eS icbeu unb 9ingcn ourcb.
SIe rannten in ben Bug binetn, unb ser=
trIlmmerten 8ug9ie5 uno anGere g9aQen 4;
alicb mebrere 2cute tpur6en ernltlib nerleBt
uno eS naDm lGn9ere 3eit e6e ser 9eicbcnz
5H9 leiIten 8eg fOrtieben tonute.
Sn Ser Wfetbobiftenfircbe in Surreoz
bile, acbt Wteileu n0r6licb BON 8urfeptIe
IN &ego5, bra6 am Samita9 2tbeno Srau
Sane gtelpberrD to0t %Suiammen. Sn Der
&trc9e fanO an ienem Qben6 cine LANCE
8etperiamnlung itott unb Die 8eritorbene
NOR nit tbrer Nabborin 6rau W1itcbeQ
uberetn9etommen, gemeinlam fir ben
6ipan3tgidbrtgen So9n Der @rIteren ma
mems Q8tuiam uno 6. 6. Ga0e,, etnen an
9ele6cncn 8irger bon Surrepuiue, All
beten. Qfacboem Tie tbre @cbete Derrihtet
batten, erbobeu itb GabD un0 QSiuiam
9tetpbcrrD BON iDren StBen, legten Elm
relt8t0ics 8efenutniB ob unb geobtcn,
fortan elm 9rtitlicbe5 2eben f?ibren al
fpolIen. 6rau 3etpberrp rief aus: Ser
9err Bat meme 0ebete erb0rt !" uno lanf,
9ott lobpretleno, entieeLt nteoer.
, 1894-08-21
Giebbaber pon SG0frdhten.

Der iieb3ebniG6ri9e MOrrt8 @interS
icbli9 ii6 geItern Gabmittag segen 4 llDr,
DQbrenb Der 8riecbjicbe Observation-Disclosures
GboS, SloratiaS bon 443 9. GanalftraBe
in ieinem in Dem 9cnornlcn 9auie befinoz
li6en 2aOeu beicbdfti8t mar, nit einem
8ump0n in beS Orie1en &eUer uno
id(eppte NIT 6ieiem BON BORT perldDtebene
9ilten nit SiOfruc6ten beraus. @craOe
ais lie Wic6er NIT elmer iOI5en 2obuu9 aus
Dem Seller berou5fomen, bege8nete ibnen
ber 9etcctiO Sobn g. Wturpbp. Q8interS
wurbe feitgenommen, Der anOere 0ieb emit
fam. Nidbter 9oOlep i6lug Die auf Sin
brucb lautenoc Nnflage 8egen BinterS niez
Der uno Orbnete Die 2(enOcrung oerleiben
in cine ouf 9iebitabl ldutenoe an. g8tnz
ters miro mor9en no6 etnmal bem geitrenz
gen 9tidter norgefiibrt tperben uno itebt
bis babin inter $4O0 8ir8idaft.
, 1894-08-21
StdottIbes.
hit porifer Grim
Der 3orbioe Gilbert 3odion GoroIiue
Ruby per9iften.

gilbert Safion, Elm farbiger &eGner,
itano beute unter Der 2lnflage 0e5 periucbz
ten O}OrOeS Dor 3icbtcr @bite. Gor mebz
rcren Wt0uaten Derliebte er itdb lterbticb in
Die 17idbrige Caroline 9tubp Gbornton,
ipeld)e bel ibrer Wfutter in Dem 0aule $40.
$50 20. 2afeitr. tpobnt. Seine 9teigung
81 Der iNngen Game tpuroc iebo6 nicbt bon
bIeier ertpioert u10 nod tpeni9er fanoen Die
Nutmert1 omfetten, tDelbe CT t6r eriptes, bel
Der SHUTTER groBen Qntlang.
9aritber gertet6 CT enblic9 lit 8er3peif@
lung uno lam icblicBticb auf 9tobe. IS
mar am Qlbenb oc8 81. Suli ais CT lpieoerz
I'M bel Sboruton'S ~Dorlpracb unb nm Sri.
Subj onbielt. S0m ipuroc 3tpor cine abb
i9lQgtge 2tntiport gu She'll, bod3 na5m er
Dies augeni6einltb rubi8 auf, benn er
blieb nocb bel ben Oamer uno unterbielt
lt6 iiber auerlei ~9leicbgiiltige Sa6en in
Der (ebbottelten Weile. 9tacb Terlalf elmer
StUltOe iagte CT, b0B er auSgeben poQe nm
etntge Grfrti3ungen 3u bolen. @intge
W}tnuten ipQter fam CT nit 5Dei 6laidben
SoOaipaIier Suriif. Nu8 elmer 6erielben
idenfte CT Der Sri. S6ornton Elm 0laS poQ
etn u10 Tie tranf e3 aut etnen Bug aus.
Sl psHtHtLueI OtDHIelI uueC, eHlIlel Odo
@IaS ibrer 6onb un0 ~beitnnungslos ianf
le ielber CUR @r0e.
Sofion le0te ite nit 6ilfc Ser Muttcr
ouf i6r 8ett, 100 iie pie6er Die 8eiinnun8
erlan8te gtet6 6aralf entfernte iicbSadion,
pie ct meinte, auf characterization
SRI. G6orntOn erboIte iib nit drStli6er
0ltlfe nacb eini9en Gagen bon i9rem I'M
moDlietn. 8ie iicb berats9eiteut Bate,
mar OieieS 2eBtere OurcD cine 9oiiS Baz
riier @riin Oerurfacbt tpor6en, uno nun err
innerte iib Sri. G6ornton genau, Elm
grimes 8uloer OUT Dem 0runbe ibreS
@laie5, ipelbeS Sodion tbr reicbtc, geieben
5u boben. SOfort lieB tie iib etnen 6aftsz
bciebl gcgen Sadion ausiteuen u1o geitern
9fa9nttttag tpuroe Dteier ~barauf6in bon
8OliSilt 9uolep perbaftet. 0eute firth Dor
Nicbter Bbitc gefiibrt, erbieIt er eiuen 2(ufz
i1ub ieineS GerbOrS bis gum %. ., WttS.,
ipurbe ieOo9 unter $4,000 8iirglboft ges
itelt. Gr mobnt in SO. II Campbell Q(oe.
unb arbeitet in einem Jteitaurant auf Ser
Si6icitP
, 1894-08-21
SeIbftntor6.

Ser 39iabrtge, 648 %, u. StraBc no6s
nenbe uub DerDetrat6ete 8oliterer &obert
&nOblob begtng beute Wor9en 8e9en II
ll9r in ietner 8Obnung Selbtmor0 bur3
Gri6ieBeu. St be9ing Die u~nieIi8e Shat,
pGbrenO ietne Trau ettpaS i'm Stale 81
tbun bate. 9a i'm feline @[dubtgcr in
IeBter 3ett lebr %Orangialireu, nimmt man
oil, bob ibnt Die lInm08li5fett, Oeren Torz
berun8en 8erecbt SIT tperben, Die mOrOeril9e
Q8affe in Die 0a1to orilfte.
, 1894-08-21
ShQIer= uno Gebrer= Qrufun9en.

llebermorgen, 0onnerltag Den %. Nt8,
bon 8ormittogS 9 lG6r al, finoct III Der
ScammOn S9uIe, Gfe bet WOnroe unO
MOrgan Ctr, cine Briifun9 bon S3iilern
Don 8riuatz uno @eu1eiuoeibulen, wel6e
iid UNI Die NufnaDme in cine 9Obi9uIe
betperben, ftott.
9m 30, 2luouft, I'm 9 llbr firth, finbet
in ben 0tGumen DeS SbulratbS, i'm II.
Stodipert beS SdbiIergebdubes cine 9ritz
flung Der Seiperber nm Stelen ais Qebrer
unb 2e6rcrtnnen Ser Oeuti4en Spra9e an
ben 0ffentlibcn Sbulen itatt.
, 1894-08-21
Qo0esfdlIe

tpur6en beute 8ormittag I'M @eiun6bett5s
amt tpte fOlgt angemelOet:
Gmma 8uid, 9 0ft., $40. 939 5Iet3srz
itraBe.
9issie 8ieOIer, l Sabr, 2 Utt., $50. 80
2(nno 2lpe.
Qubertine 9erbOn, 60 Sabre, $50. 4947
QaflinitraBe.
Sobouno Groanib, SO Sabre, SO. 100
90. 142. StroBe.
@m. S9umaber, % Sabre, go. 2O3
9iorth NDe.
, 1894-08-21
2flibbanoelte feline frau.

Sobn Stepbens tpur6e 6eute W,orgen
bon Gicbter &eriten nit $75 Strafe bcle9t,
neil er ieine 6rau in oer 6omjlienipobnung
$40. Z 8iiiel Str. Notwithstanding mig
baabelt. Stepbcu8 nirb bic Strafe in Ser
8rioetpeu Qbarbeiteu.
, 1894-08-21
Die pfaiterun9 Ser GafalIe 2tpe.

Ser Gontrott fir Sic gflaiterung oer
2oiaue 2(Oe, lit au6 beute nOcb nic6t Oerz
geben lporben. Mtor8en iOa aber Die Ser
gebuu8 tuirflib it%attftnoen uno tpiro auer
BGbricbeinlicbfett mach nicht Der nieorigitc
&ieter, Der Contractor g inc aus Seem OOrf,
ioubern Die 5meitniebrigite 8ietsrin, Die
8ermubc3 @SpbaIt g0Oing 60, Den Gonz
trait erbalten.
, 1894-08-21

8ertagung etlpa5 3ur Grlebigang Ser
obigen Qlnlpriicbe 9ei9ebe. Nte boS
Barrier S9ieo58eri9t beitintmt bat,
miiiicn bic 8eretni9ten Staaten fir
Oerortige 8elAla9nabmen BON SbUfen
Scba6sueriaB Sablcn. 8or einigcr 3cit
lnter6reitete Wtnjiter @reibam bieie 6ra9c
DEM @uSicbuB fjtr ouSpQrtige 2lngeIcgen>
bciten, OOcb Der 2tu5l9uB bat bic Sadie
DolitGn0tg unbeacbtet g%claiien. Winiiter
9relbam 1ou Die @rneumng etuer 8cb0r0e
sur @rlcotgung oieicr Qnipritcbe bringenb
ipilnl0en. SIM @an5en lpurben IA britiicbe
WnO canaotibe ScebWnDfGnqer 6ei9lagz
nobntt nlb Die Sbabencriab <9tnipriicbe
iperDen ii6 pObl an ge9cn 5000, 600 be-
laufen. Inter ben Mtitglieosrn beS @onz
9reiic5 berrlbt bic Nniibt, baB Dor Der
Ncrto9uN9 ijber bicle Sba6enerlaBanz
ipriicbe feline GntibeIOUng getroffeu mcrben
tpilroe.
gtcm 9 or t, 20. @ug.
Sn Der lt11teren Sal ipuroe g"elterl1 cine
ais S9aluppe auf9etafelle 2acbt ~gefunoen,
Die nit Dem &tel nacb oben berrenloS pom
WaIler 9etrieben puroe. 0ic eS iitb 6clte
berauSltelte, befdn0cn iic9 geitern 9}acbz
mittd9 in Der Oacbt bret MGnner un6 cine
SraI, tDeni9itenS piro oteie5 bon 5ipei
WfGnnern, Die Die 0acbt bon Sipinburne
S5lano geie6en baben noQelt, bebauptet.
lle6cr boS S6tGial oieier bier Q%erioneu lit
bier NIGHTS befannt ul1O meib man nic6t,
iper iie iinO unb mem ba5 6abrseug gcb0rt,
Qu bemlelben lit am Steru Der Same
DSelite u" 01gebra6t.
, 1894-08-21

lin Steuun9iuden6en bel Der 9e8enz
tpdrtt9en 9tOtbIa8e baS Grlangen bon 8ez
i6aftigung 81 erlei6teru, 1limmt oaS
NbenbbIatt Der SuinOi5 Staats3eituHg
Stelengelu6e utentgeltli1 auf,
, 1894-08-21
DetrdtbS{beiue.

GoIgen6e 6eirotb9i9eine tpur6en beute
bon 6errn SalDmoniou i'm Bureau oes
GountV @lerfS QuSgeiteIt:
, 1894-08-21
Qua)t- UeIeprnnt4ne.
n, 20. Qluq.

Sine 9epeibe aus Mien at ben yGbroa
nicle" melOet, DAB 6oS Seuer, pelcbes am
ID, 2lu8uit in benz Spei9er an Der @aiiera
front BON Ttume auSbra6, nod ni9t
gelOi9t lit, ObpobI rieii9e 8oiermaien
auf Oaiie!be 9eporfen merben. Die 8aarerl
iino OerIoren. Der &ou6 lit taum 81 er7
tragen, unD per e5 m0gIib ma9en fam,
perIGBt bic Stabt.
, 1894-08-21
q miterbom. 20. Nu9uit.

0ente pur6e bier cine tpeitere GbOlera@
erfrontung uno eir Sobe5fau in Solge bon
Gbolera gelueloet- Sn Waitrt6t 9clan8tc
cine @rfronflng urb Elm GobeSfaQ tnfol8e
bon Gbotera 5ur N}sIbun8. Sn 6arIem
purbe aucb cine GbOLeraertranfNtg gez
o1eIAct
, 1894-08-21

2(oo(pb Mittelmornt, Tlora Nie6eS.. .93-18
G6orleS Aaboter, Burlington, So.,
@mnie Aopport, Burlington, So.. 1870
HoSrlS YaIen, Eena $obul on. 800. .32-32
CHARLES 8. Ne9Iep, Nti6l9ou Gitp,
Sub, Nloretce q. Stodin, Oti6i9ou
Nutpu Treb 9{ieiell, Sil6elmilte 2SoIt. 5O-46
emanuel 2S. Solit, Bertha 9. Soc
mig ..2S-29
NemtOu Outputs, Gle0uOra Suffer. =. ..28-25
8iuiom 0alleoO, SOlie Wten5ep 800. .24-28
Safob GoB, Wtorp NoOel .33-23
Auton Niemanu, Glie Sorenlen. .... $3.50
6ugo Sbormol1, Ntasboleuo 'Noiu.. .23-96
6bomaS Butler, Ntorp S9teiu. ..... 1874
g8iuiom s.. SoueS, Otor9oret 0opieS .35-28
2eon &leir, 2lntouina SoioSSinSfa. .45-29
6rout Otonlid, Nntouia Sflpa ..... .24-25
2erop 8romu, &Oo NnberIou $50
2up6Ous Q8inter, 0tor9oret6e H0mpel. 38-27
SonleS %. 2pu6, Sltcretio N%eotu9tou. 33-22
2emtS g. SmenS, NIamebo 9ut0er. .33-31
oetrp Surfer, 2etu S9oms. ..... 24-17
@borleS s.. @brobamlot, Mot6ilou
Garl SwQnion, Sbo 2(oolfion. 1874
albert Bed, 9tiHlte @rtutme ....... 21-20
, 1894-08-21
6 5 0 II 20. 2(uguit.

6eute wuroe bic Gerlobung bDn TLoz
renee 8uuman, Ser Glteiten Gocbter BON
George 80. 9uQman, nit benz Gr6z
prin3en 2eDpOl6 BON Sienburg>8iritetn
befannt g~e9ebet. Ser 8rtn5 lit Der
dIteite Sobn oe8 SGriten GarI
bon sSienburg>8tritein unb oer @r56cr3ogin
Gouiie BON Oeiterreib. George BuQmla1
CAB feline @intDiuigun8 5u Der 8erlObung
MIR uuter Der 8ebingung, boB Ben 8tnOern
aus Der She bic unDerfitr3ten 9fecbte beS
6auies Sienburgz8iritetn 3u8eiicbcrt pers
ben.
, 1894-08-21

TIT
Annual Statement Of the NEWAR6 FIRE
Newark, in the State of New Jersey, on the
9lst day Of December 1893: made to the Insurance
to law:
, 1894-08-21
8roincr6, Minn., 20, Nuguit.

QluS Scots Camp am 8(ino Safe Derz
fcbtpo1b Dor ungefGDr einem Mtonat PIN
oreD 2eig6ton unO CT tonnte troB ouer
9}ocbforiDungen ietner Treunbe njcbt oufz
9erunoen tperOen. ScBt Bat cit Sn0ianer
etnem 6reun0e beS 8eridipunbenen mitgez
tbctlt, boB 2ei9bton ppn Snoionern crmpr=
Oct uno letnc 2eidbe in Den See p~crlcnft
tnoroen iet. SOfort murbeu !6aftbefe5le
tilr Die al5 Bic MOroer De5eic6neten Sns
6taner erDirtt un6 benz S6eriff itberqeben,
Der cine 2lnsabl Beanie auSIan6te, UNI bic
60it6cfeRle 81 OoQtredeu.
, 1894-08-21

9facbrtbt in Nbreoe, ia9t aber, baB ct bic
GuGfeDr 0eS YrQ1ioenten aun Oonner1tQg
ertparte.
2Us 6a1pt0runo fir feline &itffebr 9iebt
@tlion al, baB ct ~9egldubt babe, bic 5arsz
nep'l9e Sreie78leier3z8 ipcrbe oorfom=
men. 0a ieOo1 10 ptele Wtit9Iieber mach
Ooule gc9an9en leten, CLAUDE er ntdt al
ipeItere @rlc0t9ung Don 8iu5. Qllcb Der
Senat WerOe bic ieparaten Gorif6iQS in
Oteier SiBun8 nibt mebr crleoigen.
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SetretGrS Der Geianoti9oft BON Sun
SranctSco Gis nacb &ore0 abfabreu, nm
etnen meDrmonatIiben llrtaub BORT al
Derbringen. Ser 0eianote miro nG6rcnO
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Nbpeien6ett tpirb Der &an5ler ge 6uen
@tf Der Geianbi9ait OOrItebeu.
Ser brltiide 8otibafter, Sir Sultan
Pouncefote ipra3 beute in 8eglettunq OeS
canaoiihen MiniiterS fir Siidereitpeien
6barle5 Guppcr bel Wftuiiter 0reibam Dor,
I'M nit beulel6en b~etreffs Ser G~rle0tqunq
per Nniprii6c Der @igcnt6iiucr bcrjenigen
brtttlDen S3iife, Die BON ben 0eretl1igtcn
Stoaten conft8cirt tpurben, neil ibrc
@t8cntbiinter in ocm 8eringSmeer See
9unoe 9cfan9cn batten, GIT iprcc9cn. NQer
sSobri5cinlihfeit nocb tperoen oteic Scba,
oenerlabaniprtcbe burcb eine Gommiliion
erle6igt tpcr0en.
Miniiter @rei9am ipradb ipater I'M Scnot
Dor, Hl'O erincbte OarWm, 6oB Dor scr
, 1894-08-21

Q86bren6 6eutc Der Sarmcr SameS
6ouitou mil iciner Tamilie beim Triibitii6
iaB, i9lu9 Der 8liB in 6aS 6au5 ein. Die
bret &rtOer !6ouitOn'8, &iuiam, Sobn
IND Wt0rp, blteben iOiort toOt, tpGbren6
6rau 6ouitou Dollitdnbtg gclGbult pur0e.
2(u6 Sames Slod, Der auf Dem 0Ofe III
Der gtGbe beS 6ouieS iicb befanO, puroe
pom 8ljB 9etroffen unb betGu6t.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-08-24
BOY TILL TAPPERS.
Two Youngsters just Entering Their
Teens Caught Robbing a Money
Drawer in Jones' Tea Store.

A telephone message to police head.
quarters yesterday announced that tw o
thieves had been captured in Jone g
Bros. tea store on Lackawanna avenue,
and that they were being held there.
Officer Lowry, who responded to the
summons was surprised to find in the
thieves two urchins, neither over 10
years Of age They had entered the
store without attracting attention. and
when the cashier left his post for few
moments, one of them slipped behind
the counter and helped himself to the
contents of the till.
One of the clerks saw the lad as he
was creeping from behind the counter
and succeeded in barring the doorway
before either Of them could escape,
When the lads were searched 81, %
was found in their possession.
The officer took them to the
station house, but as they cried as il
they would 90 into Mysteries at the
sight of the iron cells, it was decided
to lock them up in one of the vacant
rooms in the basement. They, how
ever, continued to cry without cessa-
tion, and created no end of annoyance
by the din they created.
They gave their names as Kirkplt-
rick, and told the officer that their
mother was a widow with five chill
dren. This statement was afteward
verified The boys are being held un-
til u proper dispensation of their case
can be decided upon.