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The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-02-08
EuckIen's Arnica saive

The lest salve In the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum fever,
sores letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corus aud all skin eruptions, and posit-
lively cures piles ,or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price rs cents per
box. For sale by a. Brandeuberger.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-02-08
Whitens and softens the skin

Roc dolo is The safest Of all toilet pre-,
p4ra1ons for whitening the col4plex0a,
u Is a h, gienic luxury, being most agres.
able to use Rad leaving the skin In =
pure, refreshed and healthy condition.
Delicately periumcd. Mrs. d. ID. How.
ard, san Francisco, writes, lit lire
made my skin pure and white MS q little
child's,h Price rs cts. Try n bottle.
Sent free on receipt Of price, and SO
wrapped II cannot be told. Address,
The Rozodoro o., South Bend, Ind
Agents wanted.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-02-08
Sound Liver Makes a Well Man

Are You bilious ,constlpated or troub-
led with jauudice, sick headache, bad
taste In mouth, foul breath, coated
tongue, dyspepsia, indigestion, hot dry
skin, pain IN back aud betweeu the
shoulders, chills and fever, etc. u vow
have any ofthese symptoms your liver Is
out OF order aud your blood is slowly
being poisoned, because your liver does
not act properly. HEROINE will cure
any disorder ef the liver, stomach or
bowels, 1t has no equal as a liver medic
cine. Price, Zoe. Free sample bottles
ut A. Brando lcrger's drug store.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-02-08
Don't Overlook This.

The undersigned will start out
within the next month soliciting or
dors for lightning-rods. The rods
he offers are a genuine platinum,
iip-pointcd, manufactured by the
Franklin Lightning.Rod Co. | guar
antce you $1,000 for any damages
done on II house or II barn where the
Galvanized S;ar Electric Steel Frank
lin Lightning-Rod is placed. For
further particulars call on me at the
Netf House. The following tcsti.
monial explains itself:
jefferson City, Mo-, Feb 1891.
The Galvanized Star Electric Steel
Franklin Lightning Rod, erected 10y
Mr.. Herman Neef of this city, some
years ago, on my house, has proven
to my entire satisfaction in quality
and price. The rod is now like when
put up.
A. NJ. Brckers, lumber merch't.
+. II. Rephlo, merchant.
j. b. Brunss merchant.
w. w. Wagner, Monroe House
f.. l.. Edwards, Dist. Judge.
j. Straus, manufacturer.
Mrs. 5. Krauthoff.
Henry Bockratll, merchant.
Frank Brenneisen, farmer.
John G. Scholt, banker.
Franz Dittrich, farmer.
$. w. Cox, cx.rcpresentatiyc.
Veto Iuher, marble works.
j Maynes, merchant.
Francis II. Schpll
Jonathan Grimshaw, exp. agt.
John Singer.
Simon \. Schell, Co. Judge.
Geo. Wallher, ex-Cn. Judge.
II. NEEF,
Supt. and Collector.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-02-08
Usage City Items.

u oiihiiul BOnltlOh Nibh u Nhoi'ooiS
dry goods store of st. Louis.
Mr.. g. w. Moore of Jefferson
City, was in our town last week.
The Touring mill project seems
to be breathing and that is about
all. Your correspondent will not
be surprised if its death is chronicled
in the next item issue.
Mr.. W.. j. Smith, formerly
the inspector for the 7. j. Moss Co.,
is with us this week.
Another boom for the erection of
4 brickyard at this place in the
spring is now going. the rounds.
Whether it will be appreciated any
more than the mill project remains
to be sccn. The resources, how
ever, are good.
A masquerade ball at "Kcrl's,"
three miles from this city, on Satur.
day, panned ont to be a complete
success. Tho prizeiighting features
were represented viz: the character
Corbctt- Mitchell Jackson and Fitz
Fortunately no slugs were passed.
The river is again open and Capt.
G. c, Turner is not delaying with
his boat. but is pushing the little
A. W. Ewing for all she is worth
between here and Westphalia for
stock and grain.
Try sLAck:psAyanI tea for Dyspepsia.
Mcssrs. Russeler and Gnagi are
at the present adding new improve.
ments to their saw-mill.
Ed Henderson took in the capital
city Monday.
Prof. Morton of C%larksburg was
with us with spiritual advice during
Sunday last.
Fox.huntcr John Kelly of near
Bonnott's Mill was in town one day
last week looking, we suppose, for
a chase, but he failed to get it.
The section men have put up new
bridge approach lights and danger
signals. and trains hereafter will come
to a sop before passing them.
Your correspondent understands
that tho vacancy at Hoffman's store
caused by the resignation of Mr..
Golf will be filled by a young
man from Jefferson City,
sssLaEE.s Mlss OF cAnpy! for Weak Nerves.
We are glad to know that Mr..
w. +. King has secured a position
with the government works in the
capacity of fireman for heating the
newly built Office boat.
Fighting and quarrelling seems
of late more or less epidemic, among
some of our best citizens too. Can
not this be corrected, and a stop put
to it at oncey
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c, Simmons,
Mrs. G. W, King and daughter, Mrs.
L. A. Johnston, attended a masquer.
ade at Bonnott's Mill Monday eve.
ssIy. WINE OF cARDui. Q Toms for Women
Pension voucher signing for the
veterans and old soldiers came on
MONDAY, one day iaie, being Sun
day-thc blue coats did not. however.
lose any more time and were all
promptly served before noon by JUS
tice Schirmer.
It's all the same, 4 slight cold,
congcstod lungs or severe cough
One Minute Cough Cure hanishes
them. A, Brandenberger.
Saloon men, We note, are prepar-
ing their petitions for dram shop Ii.
cense Monday at this place. Sue
cess is always assured, inasmuch
as getting the required number of
names.
Mrs. Vic Bonnott and daughter
Nellie Were in our town visiting her
people last week,
W. A, Wilson of Bonnott'a Mill
spent the greater part Of the week
with us looking after the meat inter.
est.
During the writing of these notes
a big game of seven up is being
played for the turkeys. Who the
winners will be is hard to say. All
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-02-08
You Have Lost Money

And Its Of it, if you have
not and don't intend to look
at our sock before buying.
Seeing is believing, and if
you will SCI, it amounts to
convincing you that our
Stock of Clothing fer Men,
Boys and Children, and La
Ladies', Meu's, Boys and
nhildren's Shoes, Suits and
Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps
Trunks and Valises, are
equal 10 any in the market
in quality, and sod from 10
to % p r cent. less. Don't
forget to call at the
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-02-08

Bad Shoes invite sickness and keep tile Doctors busy. Well answer fort he youngsters
OF CIILDREN'S SHOES. You might as well look for a shoe below the sole al get
below our prices, when
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-02-08

Senator Chandler stirred up the
Tennessee Democrats when he ex
pressed the belief that if the cleo
tons were as fair in T'cuuesspo as
they are in Massachusetts the for
mer state would have two Rcpubli
a senators, and yet he voiced q
belief that is general among thos
who know anything about elections
in that aud other southern states. :
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-02-08

Your correspondent understands
that tho vacancy at Hoflman's store
caused by the resignation of Mr..
Golf will be filled by a young
man from jefferson City.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-13
co.r,. and rublss oms...

Judge Humes yesterday married NJ. o.
ssnderud and Amanda Martin, both Of
Fsirhaven.
T. F. Davidson. receiver OF z. c. Miles 4
Co, fled petition yesterday 10 allow adj
ditional claims.
Default vas entered against seven Of the
defend ants in. the case OF the Scottish
American Mortgage Company vs.. Rachel
RoseuthaI, David Dow ct NJ.
Judge Humes yesterday signed the de-
cree OF divorce Of harriet Marshall vs..
Frsnklin r. Marshall, and allows her TO
resume her maiden name Of Harriet
Phelps
Mrs Ann Evans Of Seattle. and James
Payson, Of kitsap county. two insane per-
sons committed 20 the asylum, we're re-
moved there yesterday BY Deputy Sheriff
Jack Mcdonald.
The Solicitors Lean and Trust Com
many commenced a suit Yesterday against
Percy @. copp ct al and two against VIM
q Calhoun 70 recover on note and mort
gage and praying for the appointment Of q
receiver OF the mortgaged property.
Marriage licenses were issued by the
county auditor yesterday for J. II. Clos
son and Nellie Blair both Of Seattle; John
a. Hanna. Of Chicago. and Lsnnie Z. Hall,
OF sumner, Wash. Joseph Pfeuier, OF
Grangeviils, Idaho. and Barbara l. Wun-
der, OF Seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-13

A joint freight tariff. TO 30 into effect
September "A. naming rates between Puget
sound and Portland and Montana CON-
mon points, issued by the Oregon Railway
a Navigation Company, the Union Pacific
system. the Northern Pacific. the Great
Northern aud the Montana Union. pro-
vidss for a rate OF 81 per loo pounds on
fruits dried, Pacific coast products, in
Guiding raisins and pranss in boxes, casks
or kegs. straight or mixed car loads. mini.
mum 24ooo pounds; same, Ia sacks
straight car loads, minimum 1900
pounds, 81. 20; same. MIXED car loads, in
boxes, barrels, casks. kegs aud sacks.
minimum "A. coo pounds, sL9o The same
tariff provides that the rate of sl.iI per 100
pounds on dried fruit oe cancelled.
Another joint tariff providing class
rates, IN cents for loo pounds, for the
Northern Pacific and It's connections. be-
tween Puget sound snd Missouri nvsr
points, goes into effect September Il. The
class rates are maximum to intermediates
POINTS Commodity rates west bound 20
Northern Pacific terminals viii he % per
cent. Of Chicago commodity rates. The
second-class rates ell be ths minimum
charge for any single shipment, whether
composed % one or more articles. the sx-
tension Of which, AZ the rates provided.
viii total less amount The schedule
follows;
Merehandise-cla.s /, rs; c.a.s 2. eo4;
class 8 fa3; class 1, 10
spsclAl car load clax@ss-Ciass s. fS7t<.
class A. 1874 class r. tV5i. class C. y =
SlAss u. So, c4Ass +. So
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Fa1danxs q faess .n4 ccaczass0as Of Law;
szxned
Flsat 4 Rlxhr ". E1ijah J. caEiisy e =.
sSnasngs cf fsess saa ennel ss-ors 81 az ;
szEned
state va John Dos Boaeeksr--ssAfsng
"a Ger rfsaozt . f&eezss. snforsnstaon os-
isetiEss case dismissed. srpe&lsd-
state Va Jssnss Mysr-SeslIng haEor
sasnS1s . Escsnss. foznd Bot guilty
cEmrsaL pxvAsrxKxr-ErsEs. =
st&te ~. Peter Brznn-As*anit wItn
cs11av wesroc coatsn zed On showing o.
cstenEs1tss counsel.
NJ McCsrthy va ". s fletcher 81 aA-
stss<Easnt Of feets; settled ard signed
ssass Va Jean Eax--Gra11 ssrcsny;
guilty OF petit larceny: sentenced % sEx
rnonths
state "a Harvey w. Knoslscz-Goid
Brick sw1n1se: oa tsisL
FEosaTx nKFAKrxzz-EAssLrr- J.
Insanity Of Margaret Eesn--Deeree OF
eonmssusnt
Insanity 81 csyoGias Ccok-or5sr sue
vending commitment
insanity Of Mrs. Anna Evans-Deeres
OF commitment
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VICTIMS or womES.s WILLIS.


I've susceptible Men Claim fhsF were
Robbed sad Wans Their Cash.
Two women OF doubtful character,
Known IN ths slums as Preach Mary and
French Victorins, we're iocksd up 81 police
headquarters yesterday On the charge Of
robbery. Ia both cases the victims poss-
lively Identified the prisoners that Chief
kogsrs' men brought in within quarter
OF an hoEr AFTER the cases we're reported-
John Cummings. a fireman on the
steamer Queen. wa the fiy % the spider
like MarY. and Is cost bin so. according
10 his story. he says be met her in the
Club saloon on King street and she took
him lnto side room Suddenly. he says,
she took bis poeketbook and left- he
sent straight 20 headquarters and Chief
Rogers Immediately had the case inyesti-
gated. French Mary deposited 500 cash
bail.
The other victim of o woman's wiles on
short acquaintance was John Eggert,
stevedore from down Sound. He claims
10 have met French yIcsorine In . wine
store In the basement OF she Boston b ouse
on south Third street. She took him up
stairs TO her room and before be left her
succeeded in dsftly extracting SO from his
pocket lie was perfectly sober and re-
ported the case. he identified Victorine
as the guilty party and Detective Phillips
arrested her.
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1aK sLorlKR.
xourrr pxraSrxKsr-LAssExs. ,

u.epoagall-southwiek Co. VS.. Gastavs
winshin et ux-Judgnsnt By default,
Addis i. Hni ct al rs. E. Robbins. as
executor. ct AL--IadEmsns against rlaiu-
tiffs for costs in favor Of defendants Mar.
snret T.. Robbins, +. l. hobbins and
jerome Catlin; signed
Cascade Fire & Marine Insnranee Com
rany 81 al.-ordef approving receivers
sscond report ordering assessment etc :
fsr.ra Won Tobes vs. ]. s. Lorraine ct
.f-1raer of dpfsuit 81 J. ;. Lorraine
Ana Lorraine and Albert Josts signed.
scottish American Mortgage Con pany
Va Rachel RosentnAl ct aA.-orasr 81 as-
fault, signed. g..
tr,,s~rsak ins C0mpany--Mofaon 20 amend
- fmters.neAfion second paragraph o.
-sr.n.aint on claim q h1Stossastac 1s1-
tcins Company; allowed
nsxSs M Mullen vs. Ballard EtectFic
Is..ht sNarupaav-esraeF approving reeeaV-
er's final report sad confirming sac :
sIxned. - Yo.s.s
.nt's motion fer mobilization Of restrain
fa 49, RYAN -. 8. D. Gasifoil ct Mo
,ien fer asfAalt OF D. d. GusIfoA; allowed )
go ssl,ssisrs, Lean and Trass Company IS
wfna al calhoun ct ai.~-Or5er appointing
p. ). Soathard receiver.
cIvu pKFAKrxEST. OSBORN J.
go. Graves " +. RGnd5srs-JaFy :
verdict for plxsalG, sloo.&.
Thomas +. Dalsy vs.. l. w. Kidd 81 aa---
Findings Tor plzlatla
E.4nt s b4xey ss. May SEo~ q a.
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One Defendants Provea Sos GuIlsy, the
OTHER ksespes Through . Defect
John Doe Bodecker vas put on trial be-
fore jury in Judge osborn's court yssser-
day Tor having sold liquor without .
license on Fashon island last Fourth Of
July. HE attorney attacked the informs-
ton OF the prosecuting attorney IS de-
fective, In that IL failed 70 state the name
OF the party 20 whom the alleged liquor
vas sold Judge Osborn sustained the OBJ
lection, which brought the case 10 a sud
den close. Assistant Prosecuting Attorney
Mcbride. who prosecuted the case, moved
for "a appeal from the judges ruling to
the supreme court on the ground that the
Information set forth that the liquor vas
sold TO parties unknown 20 the prosecuting
attorney. which vas sufficient ia isw.
Bodecker was released from all bonds
pending the appeal.
James Myer. who was arrested for the
same offsnse at the same place. Hstch's
beach. on Vashon island. was tried after
Bodecker's case had been dismissed, and
Was promptly acquitted
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STEWART HOLMES DRrs COMFY.


snap j1a xEasas uros the SSxrainsviAns By
getting az altered Scandinavia mass
Ene~z1ng 30 endorse she Popaisss siexsk aad
. resosrfson con1eznniaS "a. sEtsznyg w&s
zhcHg 20 ae made when Mr.. Iversoa sag
Eested thss the whoss zzfair Was not 60
sktird 20 that mach consideration. and
suggested that the tfne ceal3 - letter
speus IN discussing the rolisiesl issues Of
the dsy from the different political ssana-
points Of those preseHf, and his suggestion
was adopted
The nFSt neavy gun cred was ~ Mr.
Io1Dg OF Jennings. Eho entertained the
audiences Tor some thiFsy INMATES with =
loud last years Fopnlisf speech. adding
as news that King county never had saeA
ticket IN TIE Assd IS tae present Pop1-
list ticket
Mr.. Iverson vas called upon 20 reply
and. while he was speaking. runners we're
sent 20 the singie tax PopEiIst machine on
Washington street. and reserve force Of
nondescvips matter brought up. The Ques-
ton then arose whether any one DOT .
Scand .navian should speak. and darn Z
this discussion the meeting adjourned.
The disturbing element ia this meeting
Vas not Republicans, neither were they
The movers All they can trathfglIy
De accused OF Is paying the hall rent
A. ANUsps, Chairman
A. II. SoELEERG.
Secretary Of the meeting.
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THE PLAIN PROOF


ofAwsrds 60 Dr. Prices Cream Baking
Powder 40 the Fairs
An envious New York competition, who
tries TO sell inferior goods by labelling them
absolutely pure" seeks to belltsie the
award of highest honors 10 DIR. Prices
Cream Baking Powder at the Worlds Coz
lumbar Exposition by denying that such
honors wers conferred.
The award to DIR. Prices is proved by
the official records
Chief Of Awards ]. s. Browning writes:
''The records Of this department (agrienl-
tnrel show that the executive committee
on awards officially announced some time
ago that an award bad been granted the
Price Baking Powder Company on its ex-
hibit Of baking powder"
The Hon. John Boyd Thatcher, chair
man of the executive committee on
awards, also writes under date Of February
IL. iss,s. II herewith enclose you an Of
fetal copy Of your award, which in due
time viii be inscribed in the diploma aud
forwarded"
Why did the New York competitor not
exhibit Was 10 because his powder con-
tanned ammoniaf
Ths award to DIR. Prices at Chicago was
for strength, purity and general excel
lence.
On similar grounds IL received the high
est award and Gold Medal at the Califor-
MIA Midwinter Fair.
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Nellie FIRTH. Good Luck.


Our reporter. on passing chiioerg's res
tanrant yesterday morning. noticed q
crowd around the entrance Of the hotel,
and found on inquiry that they were In
terested in consulting the Drs. Darrtn,
who have their Offices up stairs he
found. on sauntersng into their reception
room. that IL was packed ike sardlnes IN
a box. An appropriate sign should have
been standing room only. On later
viewing sorae II the cases tia. emerged
from the doctors private Office he was
surprised at the words of praise that
we're spoken for the doctors and tue seem
fnglv nlfracnl Gus cures that they were PER
forming One case was especially inter
esting--thAt Of Mss Nellie Firth, OF this
city. and our reporter was requested 10
uubii.h the fogioEIng card
To the pnBlic: Fer months past my
daughter has been gradually growing
deaf from the effects Of catsrrh. | had
bat little taish in cures BY electricity bat
concluded 20 try Or. DarrIn, and 10 our
ereat ioy she is cured. I wil gladly an.
sxer any inquiries At sal Adams avenue.
Tacoma EDWIN Ii
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Levers Troubles Burned His Heart and
Acid His Stomach

Coroner Horton held post-mor,em ex-
animation yesterday afternoon on the re-
mains of Harry Green. who committed
suicide in Slorah's Old Home saloon on
Commercial street night before last, and
discovered that the inside of his stomach
had been burned all over by earbolie acid.
The remains are At Bonney & Stewards
undertaking rooms and will be held day
longer peading an answer from Mary
Green, mother of the dead man, who is
supposed 10 live in Georgetown, ID. C.
Among the people who were acquainted
with Green there is difference of opinion
as to the cause Of his death. Some think
IL was merely dependency. produced By q
protracted spree and asthma Of long stand
ing. while others believe that trouble with
q Miss Fonts. whose father keeps a store
At the corner Of Fourteenth and D streets,
Whatcom, was responsible for the deed.
IL Is said that Green and Miss Fouts were
keeping company and not long ago had a
difference of opinion that led TO q diyerg-
ence In their paths. This preyed on
Green's mind until he went on q spree and
finally took the next step, which brought
his body 70 the morgue.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-13

The Pioneer Printing and Publishing
Company 10 preparing the issue Of q new
sixteen-page illustrated paper called The
Recorder. complied BY W. II. Roach 4 Co.
IL Will contain an exhaustive write-up Of
King county and Seattle. including its
various business enterprises. together with
biographical sketches Of its prominent
citizens
1t will be printed on fine book paper
with an edition Of ID. 600 copies.
The paolic can feel assured Of q neat.
credisabse souvenir edition, rs the above
named company, under its present man
agement. is well known for its superior
workmanship.
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= snt - for 81 snwess&raslon- n.
70 o~aasEs tat spanfx-6 h.a h~r -
80 shieh. Tor e<rtnsn reasons i. as~s--s
- 80 prssassiy. ekzsa drew u. w~snk -
= ns Rose tszhs~r. kra.h.s 49, =.
.-.--.ss cane forward II his ears.
- - oosa he Bismarck syeaross
Sr-.-.s .1o%lsa that be wss ready. Banker
e. va taken ous back Of Ballard
az famous fndian. hus Banksr
sAs tAksn tnte tie hiFls ne.r Pert
- = NEST spaalsrd Mr.. shuts TOOK
90 asong % sss whst was ecue.
snoagh. the spsna&rd prodre@d
asd shuss. according 20 the
sorsd IL He took ths bov-
ana wrapped thea in . pieces Of
80 s.el soas nis iFssne. supposed % - Rus
-e-.s gave hiFn. and In order 20 see THAI
ss.yshlng sens right ieft his son holssax
- sFaeL Just ~ shate started 20 60 To-
Afo we city. he stumbled ard Gell ca his
ssonaeh, and when be got np one Of the
men nanded him paper containing the
hgs thss he thought de had dropped.
vent TO the esty. had the boriars as-
ssJsa. and learned from tae sssaxsr. "a
oaa ifisnd. that the gold was al righl He
returned 70 his fri.nds in the hula ana
made another boring and rssurned 20 ire
eaay. Another assayer did the work this
TINE aud prononneed the borinxs good gold.
onnte took the brick ane Of coarse awcks
20 nnn that be had lump Of copper. Al
last accounts he knew thai the arxt change
sss made when be fell down, bat how they
aaa u TIE second tine he had not figured
out
Presenting Attorney Miller vas In
feFttsnd few weeks sro and from reliable
sources u % learned that he consulted with
snnts and District Attorney Hume about
hnowston. Last night Mr.. Miller said be
vas willing 20 admit that Oregon officers
wanted knowiton # he escaped the peni-
Tertiary Ia this stata
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FAcTs ABoUr A soHEmK.
IL Wa FaIsd, bat Collins Schemes
Were Ita Fathers
The following communication Is seIf-ex.
planatory:


SEPTEMBER. Il, 1894.
In toaay's Telegraph ws and an article
headed "Ringsssrs' Scheme Fooled"
While We admire the vigorous style Of the
article, it would be Sill more admirable IL
il contained more facts and less fancy.
The tact 10 that yesterday afternoon ws
heard q rumor that Scandinavian mass
meeting would be he'd IN IS. c. l. Z. hail.
We aia not and do not yet know by whom
or for what purpose the meeting Vas
called When We arrived there we're as
senbisG about twenty Saandinsvians, bn;
no one seemed 10 knoE the purpose Of the
meeting. IL vas rnmorei that Mr. Nilsson
had engaged the bali aud was there until
the arrival Of aboat niteea mea and had
stated thAs he did Rot ike the crowd that
Vas gathering. he recognized too many
rnea xho would bot inaorss the P0paiist
tsexeS and be notified tha jAnilor that the
meeting would be postponed The men
who were there did not like to 20 ous on
foos'z srrand and promptly raised a sub
scription and paid for tie use OF the hail
Their orgaztxgc by eIecting Mr. A
Amunds 20 TIE chair.
The frsG half hear vas devoted TO ascer-
tanning tAe parposs for which the meeting
sas called, and nearly everybody was
called e oSn for information Soae stFong
remarks we're made upon tbs assumption
that soEas enc lad been attempting 70 take