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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-07-05

n $. PRATT, NJ. D., ..,.o,-,o,-
I PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
ONCE and residence Herrick & Boyden's block,
Elliot street Brattleboro Office hours until
A. M; 1880 to p. NJ; 6:30 TO s p. NJ.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-07-05

81 VETERINARY SURGEON,
Residence, 40 Main Street Telephone.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-07-05

Up. WHITE, vi d., Physician and sur,
geon Williamsville Vt ONCE hours II
A, M to p. NJ, and to p. N. Telephone.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-23
BRIEF NORFOLK NEWS
Items of Interest in All N0rfoIaianS, Gath
cred and Put Under This Head.
NOTES ABOUT PEOPLE AROUND TOWN.
the Expected storm Turns Out of
Its Path Attending the synod
Marine Notes An OLD Homestead
En"n"h Other Matters worrhp
of Note.

MIR. Roswell Broughton is visiting
tn. Atlanta Exposition
Mr. Lawrence WarinE has returned
from the Good Roads Convention.
The sch"on"rs Carolina -. and Joseph
Allen ar" on Jones ways Tor repairs.
The fourth story of I.uwcnbcrg's new
building at the foot of Water street is
going ~.
Judge J NJ. Keeling. wife. and
daughter. of Princess Anne county.
spent yesterday in Norfolk =
iii" steamer Primers Point was YES
to-day at the Norfolk and Western
wharvos at the head Of Main street.
Th" Atlanta tGaD Journal of Monday
publishes an excellent double column
portrait of Colonel G. y. Nash, OF tho
Fourth Regiment.
y number OF Presbyterian ministers
from this section are in ATTENDANCE"
upon the synod of Virginia. now i'm
session NJ Charlcstown. W. Va
At the session of the state Council.
j. .. L. \. NJ held in Danvillo Mon
day. officers were elected and Stauuton
was IN" Iiace selected FOR tn" next meet
i'm,
Th" Coroucr's jury investigating the
death of W. t. Custin yesterday dccid-
ed that death was caused 10y a fractur-
ed skull caused 10y being run over bv
unknown parties.
Observer Gray yesterday received mo-
tic" that tn" storm cNpoctcd here last
night mad turned 10 tho Northeast and
nat conditions ar" less threatening
than on Monday night
II is said that notwithstanding the
proteStaiionS of the white Republic
cans that the vote of tn" cOlurrd ucnulc
is not wanted lin tn" coming election.
an citor; is being mad" to induce the
c"I"Ird man t" support MessrS kccfe
Mi V. t. Sturk"vau. who was. PAY
masters Nocman ON the United SfntI.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-23
THE ADMIRAL'S ORDERS.
a" sn"tdcnt Of the Recent Launch,
ia: AT Newport news

As result of the Secretary of Tho
| navy recent visit to Newpnrt News
UPON me occasion of the launching of
TWO new EunboatS Il lively little rlItn-
pas has been kicked up I'm ,nrtai,,
circles of the navy when is = iunrsrI
most tempting for the disuutau,s az
I he two sides concerned. SAYS i NASH
| ihS'"h Snccia! in Yesterday" Baltimore
SNh. II seems that the commanders
"i tnr vessels under Admiral lSGu.o
We're informed that ii would bn move
ahNlSabl" II the wives and dauwhtnr,;
nl officers remained ashore ON IN, az
ui"l"ii 81 IN" SrcrUtaryS visit TO tho
meet with IN" party uCcUnlpanyiu.. him
from Washington. No official order
was given. but the suggestion ,yos
made in order to give those who huyo
Tow occasions of inspecting warsnips a
iuH opportunity, untrammclled Ivy the
Ii'SrhC" 81 others. to soc cverythiu;.
worth admirinc
The wife OF leading officer of the
navy ana close 10 tn" administration.
I ana VINO recently commanded on. of
ia" crack ships uf the fleet. $50 the story.
goes unmindiUl of the admirarS in
Stiuctl"nS Eo' uu party ana proceed
ga |" drop alongside one Of the ships.
WnorruIuu lis commander. who suC-
trnded the ladN's husband. POLITELY de
nlincd to have them come aboard
This official is known for his courtesy
ana consideration oi others and i'm.
tended Uo slight 40 any one but il
is alleged. thu party took a different
! view oi TIA" affair. and every on. of
them Is noW al in arms against tho
commanders 1t is also said that In.
| Conner commander ~ tn" crack shin
| may HAY" ia" AFFAIR reported to him
| 10y his wife. but oven in this event,
the present captain IT The ship viii
| l'o amply protected lay The Adinirars
| Instructions
sun there is a lot OF talk about the
affair At old Point. aud u coolmes. ,N-
! lists between THOSE siding with th. cap
tain and thos" with the other cautain',
VIII" III" North Atlantic Mcat sailed
! Tor sea. however to-day and the rum
uuS may blow over before it's return
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-23

rhc old Taylor homestead at VII
l"u"hhy spit was burned to the groun !
Monday afternoon during the absence.
OF tn" family. The house has boon nc-
curird for some time ny An. r. q. .inl-
DAN and family. nu Monday Mr. Jot.
went To- visit Il u.rnbnr. while ,hrv
We're away il is supposed n spark from
Il CRATE ieWted tn" furniture. am of
which was burned. tosrthvr with some
vaiu"h!" relics. Tha house aud mrni-
turc were insured
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-23
WEATHER. IsEI'OItr.
Forecast tor 'TO.hnv.
WASHINGTON. O

Washington. Oct % 1895
Forecast: acknowledgements
II, cnp fair. colder. northoriy winds
iNn Wednesday. probably colder and
\ fair Thursday
North Carolina: Generally fair:
northcrly winds: colder Wcdnes-
day night
Generally fair weather continues in all
districts, but light rains are reported
from Southern Florida. light SHOWS from
the North portion of the Lake Regions
and local showers from the Southern por-
lions of Indiana. Illinois and Missouri
IN, storm which was central near the
Florida coast has moved slowly north
eastward. attended by nurtherly gales on
the East Florida coast. The barometer
IS lowest in the lower st. Lawrence VAL
ley ana has risen i'll the Central Valleys
ana thence westward To the Rocky Noun
taiuS, and is highest over Nebraska.
1t is warmer on the Atlantic coast and
~ The Southern states. and colder in the
Northwest
Colder fair weather will prevail in the
Central valleys and fair weather will
prevail on the Atlantic coast. followed by
cob!sr n~lthwesterly winds by evening.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-23
Have You a t'inmo@ ,fNot why Notc

When it is within the reach of every
one TO possess an Instrument at the
prices we are Offering them We
can sell you an elegant Mahogany
Piano, Z l3 octave for 500. on easy
payments. and If you contemplate
buying in the near future. you win do
well to call ON us at our temporary
location. 206 Main street. Bassctt's OLD
stand. and secure bargain before
we move to our former stand. with
Watt, Rettew & Clay, corner Main
and CRANKY streets.
AMES & BURKE.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-23
80 Sign i!Nui,.

Mr. =. NJ. Isaac received a telegram
The %cw York National Lcagu. I;as.-
Ban CLUB directing him to place him
sell IN communication with Flynn ana
end"tVor I" sign that PLAYER. At IN.
rat" at which Virginia League plavrrs
are being signed ny Sew YORK thcr,.
VII be few familiar faces seen in mis-
section next season
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-23

ana important docket in tho Police
Court yesterday. he was kept busy
grinding 1T the mill OF justice until .
o'clock y. IN.
BROTHERS-IN-L IN COURT
When the warrants sworn out by
Mike Barber against Israel RottcnberE
ana wife, charging them with stealing
Sl2 from him on one occasion and with
obtaining SiN from MIN under false pre-
lenses on another occasion. were called
up by Justice Burroughs Yesterday a
badly mixed state of affairs was shown
to exist Tn" facts as shown 10y the
evidence were that the broth.rS-in-law
were formerly partners in business on
Water street. but owing to some un-
happy differences they dissolved part
n"r"hip, BARRIER agreeing To pay $40 to
Sottenhcrg If he would not engage in
the same kind Of business again in the
same ncichborhood. in consideration of
his retaining the license and a certain
part OF the goods and Keeping :hr old
stand. GSnrbcr paid SIS OF tho $50. loaN-
ing balance of So, but testified that
Hottenbcrp violated his agreement and
opened business again near him. Il
the old stand Hefur. he was aware
that Israel had made ARRANGEMENTS TO
open near him again. that gentleman
called on him FOR the remaining Slg
which Ii" counted out To him on u table.
Before Israel got possession of it, how
oNrr h" was aprriSed of Rottcnucrg's
intention and he attempted to replace,
the cash III his pocket. Ecfor" IL. could
do so. However Rcttembcrg. assisted 10y
Mrs. Rottcnh"rG. got possession of the
N2 and made OF Whcrcuuuu Bar
her sworc out the two warrants ana
mad the Rottcnh"rgs arrested After
nearing III" evidence ana argument
Ct counsel. Justice Rurruughs lis. iss
ed me warrants, on the grounds that
neither of th'D cam" within the law
governing the nr"nse charged IN. ~
rmihation was conducted through an
Interpreter.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-23
Corporation court.

The jury in the case of Michael Ro-
main. Indicted and tried tor maliciously
and f"loniously shooting Thomas Hart.
coiorcd, on the 18th of August last, re-
turned to the jury room yesterday
morning and after bciU.; out a short
time. rendered a verdict OF guilty" fix
Ing his punishment at -four years in the
pcnitCntiary.
TIL" viii of AIRS Evelyn Wayne Miles
was admitted To probate. MIR Walter
SHARP qualified as executor under bond
OF 2.Upn.Without suroty.accurdn" To tho
terms of tn" Will. She leaves her estate
equally I" her two children
naturalization papcrs were granted
TO j. :. llirshiman. Louis Schneider and
benjamin XnchS.
TRIAL or OFFICER LUDY.
F"Nc" OFFICER = l.. Ludy. who was in
dict"d 10y tin" last grand jury for unlaw-
iu.IN aSsaulthS ana arrestius MI
Edgar J.. simpson ON March ON. lsp5
was "rraigncd in the Corporation Court
yesterday and pleaded not guilty Mr
!. j. MOTHS appeared for the defense
ana MI. John Nicely assisted Common
w"alth's Attorney iiaum IN the prose
cutiou Mr.. Edgar Simpson John X
simpson. his brother. AND Mr Shafrr
testified for the piaiutin. the gi&t of
which testimony was tina, the officer
Violently assaulted him ,r. simpson,
ana placed him under arrest because q
driver of one OF his wnvnns nnd RIM
INTO nnothcr wagon. damaging it, which
ga mage -" W'S ready to r,ctify \ Mr..
NorthnSton, driver OF the damu., q
wagon. and officer l.udy testified for
IN" defense. To the effect that after the
wagon was smashed. Mi Simpson.
white claiming to be th, owner of tit,
vehicle that did the damage. refused
Ia make amends 81 give the officer ol.
driver of tn" damaged wagon amy sat
iSfacttun: that fearing Il breach If tho
n"Ac" Officer i.udy attempted To- take
Inn
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-23
MINOR OFFENCES

randolph Robinson Ccolored). breach
OF the pence; fined S4.TJ
James Obey tcolorcdD breach of the
peace. fined $I75.
Anthony Jones (colorcd), nuisance
at No 10 Cumberland street: fined
sT25
HATTIE Fisher tcolorcd). same ofrcnsc
fined $50
There were also a long list Of white
and c"lorcd druuka most Of whom
wcr" fined the usual 81 and costs.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-23
NInrr.nrr i.ircIi.cs

William Camp 60 Nlanch l.. Smith.
white: Nimmo Oid to Pearl iI,,yrs
white; THOMPSON t. Waddul to Bur-
nettr Il. Ecklis white: William Turn
bull Burwc!l to Ell" Ta"ewcll Bradford.
white
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-23

by an experienced teacher Highly
recommended. Conversational method
used, Terms moderate. Address Mine,
Mettkc, l32 CRANKY street. oclg-In
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-23
Fun FOR THE BOY.

Complaint has boon made fo, some
iilt mat a boy on boys took cspecinI
delight in throwing ROCKS ~, -.
school children of the Newton st,rr,
SCHOOL during their recess. and MONDAY
p'iccf Sahd"rlin was instructed tn
IYok out FOR the miScreaut. whom IN,
"'lecttH about the recess hour TO be
a. young coIorrd boy named Rundolph
robinson. Tn" boy appeared To- H.,
'lJ"Nins the sport until the officer
riacrd him under arrest. then no forgo,
IN" Joke. Yesterday Justice Bur
r"uEhs heard the case and fined Ran
dolph So and costs.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-23
a Shoe stoc.. AT Cost.

Mrs. Is. Raphels entire stock at No.
1l6 Church street, must be sold al once
Everything that pertains to first-class
shoe-making. at cost to close out the
business.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-23

Sterling Silver Mounted Pocket
BOOKS, Seal and Alligator. for c. cents
each CHAPMAN x JAKEMAN.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-23
SATISFIED NOW.

II took two hearings Of the case of
+. Epstein. the Commercial Plac. clio
thler before Justice Burroughs before
n" was satisfied with His iionor'S a.
clsion. ON Monday Epstein was
ined by the Justice for assaulting a
c"iored man named Sam Hardy. bui
yesterday he appeared and asked to
nave ms case reopcned. Justice Bur
roushS kindly granted his request
but before the second hearing was end
ed The additional evidence was NOR,
damaging To Epstein than that pro
yiously given His Honor. therefore
declined TO reverse his former opiuion
and the fine paid 10y the clothicr is still
IN the hands of III" Commonwealth
y SPASM CAUSED DISORDER.
Kitty Wilson gave as an excuse for
her house, No. 50 Church street. being
disorderly Monday night that one
OF the inmates had spasm Just ms
the officer was passing. which the on
Ger thought to be row Of a different
nature. Kitty complained of being
very i'll in the Police Court yesterday
and His Honor continued the case until
She could recuperate.
SHE ELECTED HIM.
That some people do not need the
process OF an ejectmcnt warrant was
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-23

This fact can never h" suppressed
iIni' ficIds worm powders are the
"'S'' It,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-23

demonstrated in the Poicc Court yes
terday when Matilda Nichols (colorcCD
was brought In to answer the warrant
sworn out by John Il. Williams Icol-
orcd). charging her with unlawfuIIy
putting his things into the street
Matilda testified that John rented a
room from her on Charlotte street
over her Kitchen. but that he would
not pay his rent. and she therefore put
him and his chattcls out Justice Bur
rouEhs thought She had Il right to do
II. so she did not commit Il breach of
III" peace. ANA he therefore dismissed
tn" warrant at Johns cost
AGAIN CONTINUED.
The case Of f.. ID. Walker. charged
with obtaining money under false pro
fences. was again continued in the
Police Court yesterday until the 3Oth
instant
The case of George Miller. charged
with selling liquor without Il license,
was again continued yesterday in tn,
Police Court until to-day at 10 a. m
La WliENcE LEANlT'r Dismissed
Young Lawrence Lcavitt the late
salesman for -. w. food " Co. tobac-
oniStS OF this city. who has been held
under the charge of cmbeZZlcncnt
ami whose case was continued until
yesterday, was released and the case
aGinst him dismissed by Justice bur
roushS yesterday. McSsrS. Todd * Co $
counsel stating that the money mis-
appropriated had been refunded ana
that they did not care to prosecute him
further
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-23

Que Line of l[id Gloves embraces Per.
rims. Beats Towncs' ana Tanner.
wcli-l,uOWn ll.5p Gloves.
NICHOLS Il WALLACE.
lgg Main SIRE.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-23
MANY LAW BREAKERS
Justice Burroughs Puts in a Busy Day CelI-
ing Out Solid Chunks Of Justice.
BUSINESS TROUBLES AIRED IN COURT.
Officer I.udy Found entity OF Assault
by Jury and Fined business
In The Corporation and Law and
Chunccry Courts - Marriage Hi
ceuSes Issued.

Justice Burroughs had Il very large
ana important docket in tho Police
Court yesterday. he was kept busy
grinding 1T the mill OF justice until 3
% clock u IN
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-23

FOR SAVINGS AND TRUSTS.

In the building of tho Norfolk National
sank. Invites You To- cull ANA inspect
their new Safe Deposit Vaults Safes Tor
rent nj So per amman and upwards Pack
ages received ON storage Deposits OF 81
ana upwards received ON interest. can
and set one OF our Saving Bhuk Safes.
OPEN DAILY ENCEp'r SUNDAY. from
~ a. III. TO ; r. M, also on SNrt' RDNN :
form TO & u. III. Loans InaGr or real
estate and other security. Settles estates.
ana acts in ANY iduciary capacity.
G. ", GENNDN. President
GEO. TAFT N!Cr- President
&. liARDN. Cushi.,.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-23
a TEST OFFER

hospital, asylum. church or monument
association that may he selected by the
person who will show a policy OF ANY
KIND Issued within the last uficcn wears
by ANY MEM WORK l.ltc Insurance
Company, and which has been in force
as good RESULTS in DiViDE%DS or
SURPLUS 10 The holder as AN exactly
similar policy udatc age. plan, kind and
NORTH WESTERN ASK your agent to
help you yet this $iOn. or why H. CAM
lie says he has the bcst company. Try
D. Humphreys G. Son
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-23

Dlt9s goods. lace cuttuins. ANA che
ml!o p"riici"S popular prices %
Wrights'. 1876 Main street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-23

All glasses fitted by Dr.. Week guar
anteed by r. IL. GALE, 1872 Main st.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-23

W" carry thu Manhattan shirt. and
are now showing thpil latest proiuc.
tious.
NICHOLS ~ WALLACE
100 NtIin .,,..,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-23

oyster Sandwiches at Macs. s cents.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-23

Oyster Sandwiches at Macs. cents.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-23

Lamp Tables and five-o'CIock Tens
new styles. at Chapman Il Iakeman.s
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-23

ONslel sandwlches u Mae.s. conts-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-03-21

Gersarsenes Sabr ~besanrer mir nit elmer porSis.
lit,en Irt oes Innoucireus: che mir ieoof hGlb oamit
ferti9 paren, p~eridbpanocn unfsre 1nncnces.
Rarum2 2esbolb, neil ipir NIT Muttrdgen
formiidb uberidbuttet puroen. Us blieb uns rur
EN- 2Ing 81 tbun lbrtg: unlere anroncen 5urid3u=
5ieben uuo uriere 9InSe Gnergle anf bic Gfieftuirun9
Der auitrage, nit oenel MIR uberfluthet ipuroen, al
perruenoeu. Dies tbdteu mir rro iparen aut i'm
Stauoe, bic ue uprber perseidnete 4Penae Don Ses
S~teIluneen nit sicrnltter Eromptbeit gu ~erlebieen.
YRit oersrpSerten Jabrtfcn, beosuteno ers
hotter yettunasfdbtgfett une smanSia
ytpst9 Vtcoerlaaeu BON toeIdlcn aus uniere
fabrifate perianot tperosn, fpnueu ntr isBt
allie Seteuui9ct, Weld1e etnlaufen, etuerIet
tpie erpS ocren DitHac qua Yet, prompt aus
fnbreu. SeBte5 Snbr fonnien iuir HE Yreiie niht
%reoujtrer, inoenl mir geSiuunaeu iuaren, bic Naffra9e
nab ~unieren Jabrifaten ettuas einiuidlrarter. gsir
ipdreu S~uirieocr 9eipeien nit rteori9Cren 9reiien, aber
ipesbalb bic Hndbfrnge foroerr, fpe1n mir bieiClbe riht
beiritoigcu ipurtcn? gSir mudien III oieiem Sabre
Die beoeutenolten Gintdufe oil Starl uno auoerCiu
Bacterial BON irgeno eireri aroereu SauS in 9lrertfa
nno omar 81 ulerhQrt ntForiael Hreiien lno hateu
unieren Sanolern iolt, glriii9e SeolrsurBen aetelt,
oaB otelelben ebenials I'M Stanoe ttno, 81 unelhort
~IIeorigel &reiieu 81 p~erfanien.
Sn Sualitdt, Gharafter, Gustpahi, Gusiuhrnra uro
Der ieihten GrlangbarteIt zines pollen SlaerS, ionic
6eparaturftiden, fteht uuer SGus einSi9 ol. Su
unierem lestldhri9en Hldn bes Nnnoncirens riadlten
mir ms a~nheitlil, eine 5uttsrninhle inter geptien
8riinoen iieQten mir ieopt, ens Srnpncirer eiu NIB bic
Juttcrmihle tpuroe Wiht aui ben Martt aebr0dt. geir
pnnihen nun oieie gunplCen III eer folgenoen gSeiie
81 arrenetren: gir arnorciren III oieier SettIr9 iiniere
nsue, acn3 StahIerne, duSetft bor5ueIid)e
6uttettuttbIe TIM YNerthe BON
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-03-21
8rufbrdunc.

yalS Snabe bate ih eiu Scblleiben, baS
10 aubalteno rnp bartuGdig mar, oaB Der
grit e~rfldrte, es tonne curb Die geip6bus
piabl mir aber, NIT Aper'S SberrpsB ectoral
eilen SeriId 81 mad,en. SaS that ih, mo
etue ein;ise Slaide beilte mid. 90 oft ih
in Den letteu iiiui;ebu Sabreu MIDI 'ebr CT.
taltete, babe it pieleS Erdparnt nit beitcm
Srfolge angelpanbt, uno i'd, tenne ptele Veutc,
Die rS INNER i'm SarIe balteu, ulo itf obne
baslelbe nitt liir fiber balteu." - ). y.
@Ooclor, y. Wt., Sorelt lll, ". ga.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-03-21

oSorigeS Sriibiabr lag i'd al, Der grippe
eornieoer. Supeilen ma i'd sal;ltdl
ltleeergelGllagen, uub atbnlete nit lolder
Sflpterigteit, bab meine SrIit III eiuem
~ei'cruen Sdig III leiu id,teu. SD fuuite mir
cine Slaife BON Iper's Sherrp Eectornl,
uno iobalo id, oamit aniiug, iiiblte id, einigc
Grlcihternng. Sh tonnte faum g~laubcr,
bnG eS 10 raid nirteu uuN mid 10 ~uolltonls
men brtlcu tonnte." - 9S. y. gSilliamS,
Soot Gin, 9. Dat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-03-21
9nfe,t.

,llebsr i~infunsypuu;ig Sabre lit ih auf
Der Vuuge, nuo buitCte biSipeileu 10 bcittg,
edB th Slut alsparf. Ste E0roriSmT
bauerterl oft orei bis pier Stuupcn. Dan
bercoete mid, eineu Seriud nit ancr'S
eberrpsY Electoral ;I MAIDEN, rno nadloenl
ih bier Slaihen perbrludt bate, mar i'd
pouItanoig sebellt. - SranS SOliIloI,
Slap Centre, SAM.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-03-21

9lnoere puroen tbeils gu lebenslGnglis
henr, tbetls gu 15iGbri9em 3u4tbaus
perurtkilt.
ssd1ters,.
Germ. Die Miiniterglpden tperoen
fpeoen ltmbdu Der Sburmtpddterpobs
nltna l 1z2 Wonate lang nitt seldus
tst. - Sm Glitter bon "a Sabren itdr6
Der Wulsr Huoolf Surbeim.
Iurgau. Sn aurburs itarb Sns
ititutsporitsber 3u6srbiibIer : 8Gppis
ger.
9afelIanb. 2ebrer Seller, pels
der 1891 nit isinem Golegen Or.
Sennp in MDn6snitsin perungliitte, in
in SberpiQ qsItorben. - Der 9ertrag
nit Der 9usler 8emeinniisigen 9eisuz
Ihaft, betreffene ;-.E Oapoier Sunas
torium, lit Don s~ritster genebmigt pors
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60 SiBsn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-03-21
Gas pette Mittel Tiir

ollie Sebl. NIB Vuneentranibeiten 1T aper'S
Gberrp.V ettoral. Sir Souiten giebt es
nidtS SeiiereS.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1895-02-28
Mrs. Alberta Il. Taylor.

Mrs. Alberta R. Taylor, the daughter
of former governor of Alabama and a
native Of Huntsville, recently address,
ed the Woman Suffrage club of New
Decatur, Ala. Mrs. Taylor was enter
tanned at lunch by Mrs G. ]. Hildreth,
where the club assembled. She has
been a resident of Denver for some
years and took part in the suffrage cam
paign. She emphasized the point that
for years the women's organizations
had been working to secure wise changes
in existing laws, and in that way so en-
tirely convinced the better class of men
of all parties of their fitness for citi-
zenship that full suffrage was the nat
ural, logical outcome
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1895-02-28
Who VIII Go AheadP

In the history of the struggles of the
civil war Wendell Phillips said of Anna
Dickinson, "She is the young elephant
sent forward to try the bridges to see ii
they are safe for older ones to cross. "
Who is to be the young elephant of our
great popular uprising, when women,
as at present, no matter how liberal,
are backward in becoming active sol
diers? If women wish to win this cause,
they must sacrifice all selfish vanity and
flattery Of ignorant though influential
friends, put their shoulders to the wheel
and battle for the right 1t is always
we'll to dress we'll and to please and
make happy your friends, but remem-
Der ever that when you are lettering by
the wayside in fitting frivolities the
short clouds of life are gathering and
the cause for which you lend your name
stands waiting by an open grave for a
helping hand. There is no time like the
present. Talk suffrage for women; sing
suffrage for women; write suffrage for
women; pra0 for suffrage for women!-
Margharita Arlina Hamm.