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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-24

FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
FOR SAI.E-In Iess than ninety DAYS
school wtil commence in the new sra1
university II you contemplate living
near the school during the education of
ynur children. n Viii Paw YOU % buy
property now. The Brooklyn ADJ al
JOINS tho university grounds. and IL ac-
ceTeihie with splendid car service.
r r31t-s six 81 tae ch6lSest lois io's in
F~ooklyn for g "a cash
on BROADWAY AVFs% - Three lots
one corner. Tor $50 cash. on the car
TIRrE LOTS. one corner. for $50 cash.
10 faet from university grounds. two
lots one corner. for &c cash
slNloa. ONE IpRNER-Eefy choice on
FEDERAL street for so ash. call or ad-
THE SEATTLE LAND co.
ia columbia street. ground aoor.
FOR SALE-s-roou house and lot over
booking Lake Washington. tvo blorks
Eorth y 1esier avenue car line. nice
home. go, snap Coo, Dorffel. rs
Columbia street Haller block.
I/GGED OFF LANDS in Mason ar,i
T'aur~tou counties. excellent fr-lft Ianf
easily ciearea and nicely situated for
farms favorable terms. Tacoma MIL
Company. Tacoma. Wash.
FOR SAI.F,- Forty acres bottom lard On
Skagt- river. easily cleared price Saj
per a. re-. favorable terms q. " Cook
car" Tac"1la Nil Co. Tacoma.
EspR SALF,-Faru. ~ acres. - acres
river bottom Is acres cleared. quarter
Usio beach. price. $50 Address v
l'os'- iutrli iGrncer.
HAVE f1-roon house. two lots. corner. fn
F~eokivn. near university. VII sell for
hslf eFire = sold This week Jacob
MaIcr $50 Raaey
CHOICE. Brooklyn property FOR sale. isn-
V~eS "a ard vacant lots For genuine
bargains osi on Jacob Miller. 53 Bailey.
FOR SAI.E-33 acres un'er cultivation. ;
miles from Port Gamble. very cheap.
Address Mark Ten SHE So Second 81.
II YoC WANT - irvest Isrtle money.
49, big rec IrUs buy some OF jacob MI
lers bargains In Brooklyn property
FpR SALE OR EXCFTANGE -Cao.ee s.f.y
ana farm property John T. DOrr & Co
room \ Bailey ou5f1luE.
HOTELS.
ALASKA HOTEL Railroad avenue ard
Atata- FIRST class rooms. z 70 ; cents.
-------------------
TANInERNff~T.
{. 9. BERG 80 E'roat street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-24
ADyE gTf-ER-' NOTICE.

sEvev9 s@rs fsasxsrsrz display assTe~sise-
rreelss eazrga5 ~ So Sr1rf&zg s@sls =. az
kaa6 81 eGEE ~ Z C.189cx -sf2E2%g 20
taar<e ehzTxa-
F-JgsT- Es7TFz4LECsESCEE CO,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-24

WANTED Neat girl for general house
work Inquire Mrs r. = Calhoun
corner Epler ard Elliott streets. Queen
Anne hall
- A<TFgfb- - onpgrapler not required
10 hs- rassd, small salary 30 start. All
dfezas - l.. Post intelligence.
WANTED -Girl al 3ls Columbia street
70 go general homework Call between
aei J. 4. IT.
WANTED Carl far general house~ork
cali 81 llls FHghtn street. between lo r.
n. ans O. M
WANTED Girl Tor general house. work.
Ga Washington building.
WANTED G]rl for general houSework.
llil Washington street.
IS = S1'fsU.-A slri 20 learn tailoring Au-
riy 9rfs Marion street..
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-24

SOCIETY NOTICES.
ARcANA LODGE. 10. n. r ard a. II
Esezfc3 noeeTffey ssegr6 ara f11~t1
sfrgndzvs q can norm
e p PATTEE, y. u.
4 T. GIBBS. SEC.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-24
EMPLOYMENT wASTED-MALE.

- A sT-FsT1 --F<co x 1ee@Ise- wishes posi ton
vii s5eo instruct Good Ha1'S improve
rnefnas6 address B5okssepsr. Pozt-ln-
feEHz aTsrnF.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-24
FOR RENT STORES.
FOR SAIF-RFAT. ESTATE.

FOR Rf1%T-Ba sernent Apply City O
Paris I'll Second street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-24

DICK rs 9(Fx-E~ sasseSs - Trsr4SsT,
@aY = 20 70 T~ Sn1 EgE- y. =.
- q ~ "A .sE.re~.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-24
HELP WANTED MALE.

HELP WANTED MALE.
wASTETl-Por L. +. army. sble-bod.ed,
unmarried men between the ages OF u
All D. gOO1 pay Fzftora. cfoft15Dg a@u1
Tnes15fai attendance. must - f@e5szFfT1
~ f8ru8&n sAslsfac tory es1fseEs-s - %
age. character and n8bstE. AgT8Y -
roam - Boston bloek. Seattle. Wash.
wASTED--A teaeslsr u arithmetic. alze-
bra. spelling. grammar. rnef0r1c. etc,
who wfil take lessons IN Shorthand and
fVpewr1f4uz fslegrapBT or DooEHe ping
or ali 81 - esHange sgF EfrstCes. kd1Eess
Teacher. POat-Intsil!2encer
ASTBD-salezmeu 20 sell 20 m chaats
By sample. pest ledger. coupon hooks
for fine trade. large hne. Model Mfg
co. South Bend. Ind.
WANTED Those desiring male help can
go 90 ~ tie cify UsssAOn free u cost.
81 Commercial stree Telephone loi7.
WA%TED-T>ogzing camp cre~: farm
hands single bot choppers. iaborerE.
teams. Cranes 10 Washington street
WANTED Farmer IN geli-T,a ying large
poultry Emrd AdGreas T.. .. Eox -
Sour34 Seattle. no agents
WANTED A teacher Of Graham short
bard and fypewritins. address 4. T.
6. Pos -Intsliigenoer
WA%TED-A boy 20 Etudy dentistry give
references Address Dentist, care Post
InteiiiRencer
WANTED a barber e7 Front street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-24


S-ofira Sc therefore hereby given that IN
t--f5av the TN day Cf June, 1925. AZ no
hclt~ ~ 10 c'cIock a. m OF SAID cay. AZ
- fr~.1t door Of the court house. in -
,.stv ~ saatt1e in sad K8ug county. !
an Ell the above described property ~
nfibUe auction 20 the highest bidder, 700
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-24
LAND &c RIP.

THE best scrip ever issuei good on all
surveyed or ilusurveved public lands IN
Minnesota. North aud South Dakota.
Montana Idabo and Washington. so
per acre mare valuable than PorteT-
field or Valentine. For pamphlet ad-
dress Laud Commits 7.oper Great North
en- RallvaE. s.. PAM. MINI
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-24
ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS.

SAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE COMPANY
Engineers and CONTRA tors bridge build
ing dredging ha-por lEnp0oEt-E1 en- - and
general contracting. - Seattle Ma
tiCnai Bank building.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-24
FOR RENT FARMS.
FOR RENT HALLS.

FOR RENT-Olympic hall. the most
spacious and comfortable hall for lodge
purposes IN The city. Apply 10 J. II.
Corbett Southern Pacific Office Starr
Bov1 block
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-08-14

Cine Srau, bic biefs aunit inne
fat, tpirb manden Sies iiber cine ans
bere, nit reselmdBis ih0nen 3iisen
bapontragen, bic ihre &leibung niht
oeritebt, baau sebDren gbie unb 9es
ifnad, ginbaltilng ber 9drmonie IN
2inien unb 5arben. Oa berticale 2is
nien bic @eitalt fdlanf unb srob, ho>
riaontale basesen biefelbe brett unb
Helm erideinen laHen, empfeblen f4
baber fir ftarfe Srauen Dertical ges
ftreifte 5toffe, @ilets an Der SailIe,
pel6e bic 8reite bes &Drpers burh
brei Ientredte 2inien tbeilen, feilfDrz
mise Gtnfdse am Riiden, bagasen tra-
gen S9lanfe querseitreifte 9epebe,
Bertben mnh Rebers. 8esiiglih Der
syarbe mub bic Sctlstte NIT Der Jarbs
Der 9aare unb benz seint ig @intlang
gebrd9t tperben. Sdtparsen finb eel<
be, rotbe, ceriIe unb buntelpoilette
Barbenfcalen Dorsefhrieben, 8raunen
iteben ipeib, rofa, solbselb, DiOlett,
grim, bunfelbldu unb braun CUR Ser.
figung, 8lonbe f1nnen ale Sarben
tragen, ausgenommen selb, beige, rotb
unb grau,ber blsnbenbeSeint ber9fotb>
baarigen, fir tpeI9e Die Nuancen: be-
iiotrop, mailpe unb biolett ipie gei4afs
fen iinb. tpirb bur4 bic f9narae 5drbe
nod geboben. Shreibt AUDI bic Wobe
getpiTen Jarben por, eesen bic 9armo-
ME Der Sarben barf ME seiiinbigt per.
ben. Diefelbe 9armonie mub BET ber
3opfbeoedung beobahtet tperoen, bic
iih felbit NIT benz gbarafter unb ber
@timmung Der Srdserin i'm gintlans
|ein ipl, feline ereentriihe 5orm fir
cine erniteOame, fein fnabenbaft iiber-
miitbiger 9ut fir Elm Geiidi, bas
Milbe unb Sanftmut6 ausitrablt.
6anblGube, pafenber Sdmud unb
parfum unb bieGrau ntann iAOn fein,
tpenn lie min"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-08-14

Gdtr1 ert0nte. unbenlerft lam tte 10
nube, ,bdb fie bel bem blenbenben 5het.
ne ber JddeIn urb bes m6htis 10,
befnben @heiterbaufens bic 9dn3e
gralrie Scene beptac1ten fonnte. Mii
grdbli1 bemalten, nadten unb ppm
@1neiBe triefenben 2eibern brebten
| iih ba bic buntlen G50bne Der Milbz
Inib nm ben 5lammensott, ben fie an.
beteten unb benz gu Gbren fih tire
iungen EapfereG iebt 70 grGblih per.
itiinmelten. llnb rnitten unter ibnen
- Der Wilbeite Der Milben ers
blidts fe beutlid bic febnise, fdlanfe
@eitalt ibres Mannes, bes Mfiiondrs.
Bei bieIem Nnblid bemd4tigte iih Del
Fanften,f ,fhii9ternsn 6rau, bic bieMtb>
banblung felbft tlaseIos BON ben Jdu>
iten ibres @atten eebulbet, cine &iibnz
beit unb cine iir,nDeraebrenbe Wutb,
tpelde lie bie furdtbare @efabr ni9t
adten lieb, ber iie iia ausiebte. Mit
fltegenben 9oaren unb hlhenbem
Mtbem fprans iie fdnen in bic Retben
Der tpie ton MaIsnben unb 9eulenben
binein, unb ebe bieie fi9 sefabt, bate
iie audi f9on Nuguftine ct. Groir
gepadt unb geriittelt. @brbergehener!
Meineibiger! ihrie tie i'm an, unb bic
Wutb eritidte fat ibre Stimme. 81
ober, nun tpieber gang benz 8lute unb
Der nrfpriinsliden Milpbeit ieta
uer @tammesaneebDristeit berfalen,
fanaubte ipie elm aneefdoFentr Gber,
trgriff 1ein eisenes Rinb on ben 9aa>
rem unb 14leuberte ss in bic Jlammen.
bic ebsn tpieber hoh emporlooerten,
at Gbren bes Sonnengottes Manitou.
go rdde ih ,neine 4btriinnisfeit
bon neinem 8olte, rief er nit gliihen>
ben 2lueen, unb fpiebte iein eisenes
Rinb. Sbnndhtig itiirote gtbel rie=
bsr. Gin bibises Sieber mari iie aut's
Rrantenlaser, unb bic aunit oes Wte'
biainmannes tom1te lie uidt retter.
Cine Mo9e fpdter mar lie tobt. 90
enbete bieIe So9ter bes fApdrmeris
Saen @1aubsnseifers. Sbr Mann abet
f9lob iih eana unb gar ben milben,
unse5d6mten Stdnmen ber Siour an,
nnb als Elm Sahr ipdter Elm neuet
Rrieg nit ben Weiben ausbraa tpegen
aneebli4 alnseniisenber @erpfleguns
bon 5eiten Der maIbinstoner Igen'
ten, ba mar Muguftine ct. Groir -
ober tpie er ieBt bieb: Wabznueteh -
In ben borberiten Reiben Der &dmpfer,
unb am Yelotp peaf fiel er, tpie isin
Water, bon ber &ueel zines amerifdnls
Ihen Rarobiners. gs tpar bic Stimm.
ber Natur, bic tbn tpieber in bic 3elte
Teinsr RaFe sefiibrt, unb iein 8eifpiel
bat mir tpenisitens betpieien, bab Sn,
bianerblut niat bur4 bic Saufe apss
Ientli9 anbers tpirb."
Ser alte Miifiodr ihtpieg. Srau'
ben brauite nod INNER Der tpinterliAe
Sturm, unb bic S4neefloden fntiter>
ten segen bic WGnbe bes 8lodbau,
les.
uSa, 8fut lit bidsr als Wafer", /,
murmelte Der poit Sraber. iein lebtes
@las puni9 f4liirfenb. runo ih blet'
be babel - SHERMAN fat Ne4t: DER
einsise quite sSnbiansr 1T Der tDOte Sns
bidner."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-08-14

sd nebm' Is leiht,
Db @htperes AUDI gu trasen!
0dlb iit erreiht
Gin 3ieI burd frphes Wagen.
Mer tpirb erft itehsn unb aagen,
Dis Stride ipeidt;
Sb Shtperes aud 81 tragen,
Sd nebrn' es leiht.
SD nebm' es leiht,
mie au6 bic 2oofe fallen!
Die 3eit bsrftreiht
gu rafh ia nit uns MIsn. 80.
ssSn 6iitten tpie in 9alen =.
Oie 2ode bleiht;
Wie AUDI bic 2ooIe lalien,
SD uebm' es lei9t.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-08-14

BummlermpnpIog. xDn
,pirb ulletueil bon Der SonntogsruY
a'rto't! Mas frag' id nan ber Gonn-
taasrub! WsrttagsruH miinsn mir
baben!1
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-08-14


gorf6riftsmdbig au 81
aeriAtet. 8urfhe: Cine gmpfe6z.
lung BON benz 9errn 2isutenant, Der
6srr lieutenant lafTen ben Gerrn
Qisutenant bitten, bsr 6err 2ieutenani
m0dteu ben germ 2isutsnant bas
Bud, bas Der 6err Qieutendnt benz
6errn 2ieutsnunt tiiraIid seliebsn. sus
riidlenben.
sSn ber ShuIe. Qebrer:
Rum. sSimnie, tpenn Du brei Mepfe:
3u 3tpsi Gents efen fDiirbeit unb bdnr
bier Msp5el 5u sinen Sent bas Gtiid..
mas piirben alfo bie ROften isin24
ssimrnis: %, unstfdbr 5ip0If Dollar
Infer Dcltor III fshr tbsuet!-
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-08-14
g pria pDrter auf Damsn

dngemenbet.
@s ift nihts 70 fein geiponnen, es
fonpnlt boh aus Der Mobe.
Cine Sdtpalbe auf benz 5ut na6t
nph feline Somnlertoilette.
Gs lit nihts 10 fhper 81 trugsn, tpie
cine Neibe bon f60nen p.rlen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-07-17
CSIr Die SGltnois etoatsae1tnme.)
8erIiner Srtefe+

Nabtldnge aug &iel. @aerlei &laoen. - Ste 9teie
iiber Die 9reTe. Sas flOtte 9eben auf benz rlrins
99aloemar". Sas 98eien Der Dsuti6en Yreiie. -
8esicbunoen na6 Doben". 0as Spitem os
s6ipeigens. = Ste frettpiaig @efungsnen. Gin
@bicaeOer auf meinem Sampler.
Nc@oem bic Sefte in 9omburs unb aiel
in al ibrer @robartigteit poriibergeraui9t
finb, bat man in Der 8erliner PreiIe unges
fonsen, bic peri4ieDenen MGngel auf5uz
bedeu, tpel9e fib bier uno ba b~erausJefteqt
baheu. 60 ipirb namentli9 iiber bic mangeGz
bafte unb i~teGenpeiie gang ~un3ulGnslt9e Nrt
uno MeiI Der MISUNDERSTANDING aptz
iden 9umburg unb &iel raiionnirt, Johann
iiber bic ungenii9enbe 3obl Der potz unb
Selegrapbenbsamten, tpoonr4 nm ertenSeItz
tagc tbat1d9li9 8eripatungen Der 5sle=
gromme bon 6 Bis 8 @tunoen p%orgefommen
iino, unb man9es Mnoere mebr. Mber ber=
artige 8Gagen tperben mebr ober minber na4
ieDem Seite laut, uno oa bic beuti9en Ser
~poltungen fir getp0bnli9 Iebr Ooriorgli4er
Natur iinb unb tpenig 3aum gu &lagsn leiz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-07-17
96MeMarf.

9dnemart lit gum @efentlt9et mod etn
reiner Nderbauftaat. @on ben Gerfe9tern
bes Snbuitrieftaates als bes politil9en
Sbedls, uno nibt gum tpenigiten bon ben
So5talbemofraten bOrt man ni9t ielten Die
8ebauptung, baB bas Sleben an Der S9ole,
pel9es Der QanbbebDlferung eigent6iimli@,
benz @tnbringen Der &ultur Elm 6inoerntB
berette. Sic m0gen einmal ben 8ltd na6
9Gnemdrt penbben unb fi9 Die 8tlbungs@
berbGltntRe bes b~ortigen 8auernitanoes
nGber an19auen. Gum 8eIu9e Der aus
tpdrttgen ~Sournaliiten na9 Der ganalfeier
bat Der bdntf9e Sournaltitenoerein Elm
BUD erf9einen lafen: n9ie 8duern nno
Stubenten 9Gnemarts", aus benz mir ein@
5elne bebeutiome a3ige bes OGniI9en
8auernftanbes ptebergeben. 3net 9rittel
Der bGnif9en 8ebDlterung leben auf benz
2anbe. 9ie agrarif9e Srage 1T bort io3nz
Iagen I9on Dor 100 Sa6ren praftti9 be-
banbelt unb als beretts gel0ft 81 betrd9z
ten.
SIM bDrigen Sabrbunbert beIaBsn bic
eroBen Qanbbeiiber dGes 2arb, Der 8auernz
ftanb mar arm, faul unb getne4tet, bas
2anb felbit berbdltntBmdBig arm. Dies
8erbGltntb bat ft9 feitOem DolfGnoig berz
dnbert unb fibrte u. u. ba3u, baB 9Gne~
mart nun als bas nGbt @nglano rei9ite
2anb Der @elt bafte6t. Sn Dtelen Sa9ren
geitalteten bic GerbGltntfe 1b9 o%erartig, oaB
bic @rbetter duf Dem Qanbe etpa Elm 5edJ=
iteE, bic 6ufner bier Se3tel bon benz
9runbbe5tB inne6atten, tDd6renb bas librtge
@ebitel unter tleinere 60fe bon 100 Biz
200 6ettaren 2ano unb cine Ret5e bon
grpBen &tttergitern bertbetlt yetpeie en- 1T.
Mit Nusnabme einiger @entger ftno Die
0ufner Sreibauern. BON ben tletnea 2e1z
ten auf benz 2anbe beiiben ettpa 100000
t6r etgenes 6aus nit einem Stid 2dnD,
pG6renb nur ettpa $4,000 in 6Guier1t mob
men, an neG9e fein 2anbbefiB 9efttipft lit.
SIM bGnifben 8a~uerntanbe regte it4 in
Solge Der pa91enben matertellet Selblt@
itGnbiqfeit no9 unb na9 Elm 9eiftigeS 2eben.
@9on 3u Mnfdnq Der bter3tger Sabre ieben
mir, nie bGni16e 8auern am 0fTentlt9en
2eben ftarfen Nnt6eiG nebmen unb als Gebz
ner BEL groBen poltttf4en uno ndttona(en
Soften auftreten. @6er Der eigentfi4e Nufz
f9pung i'm g~eifttgen 2eben Der Sauerr
tommt NIT Der 8olfs6p9f9ule. 3iDed btez
fer @bulen 1T, ibren 3Dglingen etne GEE
ptIe @ei1tssbilnbug bei5ubringea, obne
ibnen bic 2u1t an Der t0rperliAen @rbett
gu reuben. sSn iebem Sabre tebren ettpd
10000 iunqe 8auern unb 8auarnmdode11
aus ben 6o6f@ulen in bic O0rfer 5uriid.
@er6GltntBmGBig bat bies bic nGrlltGe BE
b~eutung, tpie nenn in Srantret8 3. y. Ieoes
SSSabr 15O-2OO,OO0 iunge 8auern b%etoerlet
Sci @le9ts berartige S9ulen aus etgeneT1
Mntriebe beIu6en piirOen. llno Otele gnt@
ptdelung, pelhe isbt balb so Sabre be-
ftebt, bat Ielbi fber itdnbli4 auf oaS 2eben
Der 8auern nab6altigen @tnfluB geiibt.
Sn ben Gebten 3~tpun5ig Big OretBig Sabren
qa6 es in fat alien 90rfern p8ortrdgOer@
eine", tpel4e in @erbinbuns NIT ben oQent>
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-07-17
@Sc6enS6an+
(e9IuB ppn Der 2. Seite.)

,faufen unb bot $4,000 Fiir so 4der,
ober 5rau 9unt petgerte fi3, siaen She'll
behelben gu bertaufen. Ser 8ertauf an
bic 8rauereigeie1f4aft bat bort biel b0ies
8lut qeula6t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-07-17

Ser Mtntfter bes Snnern bat elmer neuen
9ampfi9iffsgefeqi9aft cine pt9tige Gpnz
3e1iton berlieben. 0ie5elbe nennt 1i9 bic
Mun1o On Sampff9iffsltnte na6 Cuba unb
Mertfo, unb ntrb bic 8%erbinbung bonBlGben
an Der atlantti9en &iite Der Ser. Staaten
nit OrtI9aften an Der Merttanif9en &iite
bermitteln.
@abr1@einli9 tperben Netp Oort unb pbiz
labelpbta bic G%nbpuntte an Der amerifaniz
19en &iiite bilben, aber es 1tebt Der @eIeaz
19aft fret, au9 anbere BlGbe gu tpd6len.
SSn benz Gontratte finb bic merifanii 9en
9afenitdbte Sampico, 8era Gru5 unb proz
gre1o, unb bic Sampfer mOgen AUDI bic 6Gz
fen BON Surpam, QlDaraoO unb Slacobalz
pan anlaufen.
mitteI= uno Sios1merifa.
Die 8e3iebungen atpii9en Yeru unb 500
lioia finb %ge1pannt. Gs qebt bas @er;i6t,
6aB be1 @eIanote 8olipia'S in peru abberuz
fen tperben tpirb. Die &egterung BON pecu
nirb 1000 Mann an bic @ren5e BON 8oliDid
i9iten-
8riti19e rntertbanen, tpel9e aus benz
Qonbe getrieben tpurben, er6eben S9doenz
erfaban1prii6e BON iiber cine MtItpn 9olz
lars BEL Der Re9ierung BON Nicaragua.
Sin Correspondent in &to be Saneiro be-
ri9tet, buB Der prdfibent bon Der S9net3
in Der Streitfrage 3niI9en Srantrei4 ano
8raiilien lber Die @ren5en bes 8ebietes
4mapu, bas S9iebsri9teramt iibernebmen
pirb. Or. 9lancO nirb it9 als 8ertreter
8raiiIiens na4 9enf in Der @@peia, be9ez
ben.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-18
VIII Attract Everybody.

Tho committee Oh industrial arts for
the woman's board of tho Cotton States
and international exposition, of which
Mrs. Clark Howell is chairman, is busy
ON n scheme which promises to be as
beautiful and useful as it will be con
venient. In the gallery of the woman Is
building there will be n series Of pretty
booths and dainty kiosks, which will bo
tenantcd by women from foreign lands.
and Will display tho special wares and
Industries they represent. There will be
laccmukors, woodcarveis, glass dccora-
tors, cmbroiderors, carpet weavers. drawn
work artists, repousse professionals and
tho like. Several booths have been set
aside for such schools of design as first
flo an application for the same.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-18
Important Naval News.
BY Southern Associated Press.

WAsliINGroN, August 17.-Lieut. r.
n. Miner has been ordered to the Mare
Island Navy-yard. Ensign w. NJ.
Chase has been detached from the
branch Topographic oiiico aud ordere ed
to the Pinta.
Passed Assistant Surgeon II. H..
Percy detached from the Washington
Navy yard and ordered to duty as a
member OF tho Medical Examining
Board at the Washington Navy.yard.
N Surgeon 5. II. Dickson has been de
tached from the Medical Examining
Bonrd, Washington Navy yard, and or
dered TO temporary duty IN the Bureau
of Medicine and Surgery; Assistan,
Surgeon 9. +. Bogg has heen detached
from the Monterey, ordered home and
granted two mouths leave.
Assistant Surgeon n. ID. Wilson, de
taohed from the Mononguhela and or.
dered to the Washington Nuvy-yard.
Tho steam tug Petrol loft koy West
this morning for Havana. The consul
shipped new Grew, including captain
and engineer. The Cinciunati arrived
at this port at 1:i5 to relieve the At
lanta.
The warships New York, Moutgom.
cry, Minneapolis and Raleigh arrived
at Bar Harbor Mt ) o'clock this after.
noon. The fleet encountered a dense
fog Thursday afternoon aud until Fri
day, when naval drill OF the vesselt
WAS held. Ten miles of Bnr Harbor
to-day target and Rholl firing was III.
dulGed in. Secretary Herbert is @
guest tonight of ex-Sccretnry Whit
ney. The fleet will remain five days.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-18
THEY FEAR NO FALL.
Remarkable Experiences of " Young Girl
Soniuahbulist and IIcr Family.


Mr.. John W. Kinscy. superintendent
of tho new city postotiice building in
Washington, has received news of II
strange accident that happened ut his
home i'll Now Philadelphia, o., n few
days ago One Of his daughters, bright
girl, IA years Of age, is II sonnanhulist,
and ono night recently arose from her
bod and walked out of window 90 feet
above tho ground. Sho fell that height,
receiving no injury, tho fall not cvon
awakening her. A small dog belonging
to the family. discovering its young
mistress asleep on the ground, began
licking her face and thus awoko her.
She then got up and gained entrance to
tho house again
Mr.. Kinscy has all his life been on
gagged i'll work Of q moro or less DANGER
GUS character. Ho is an expert in tho
construction of such buildings rs the
postoiiico building, and i'll his younger
days was frequently engaged in work ut
great height. On ono occasion he fell
% feet, alighting on his feet, and sus-
tanned not oven brniso rs IA memento
Of tho occasion. Again he fell Distance
Of 2S feet, but WAS unhurt He has IA
son now ut work OH tho seventh floor of
the postofiioo building, tho son having
tho same fearlessness i'll regard to work
ing III dangerous places us had his ia
Their. Washington Star.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-18
PORTSMOUTH EMS
v. VI. e. 4. Notes.

The meeting this afternoon promises
TO be most interesting one. The Rev.
oohn w. Wool, who hss beeu laborIng
among the miners of this State, will
speak of mission life among them. Miss
Lena May Edmonds has kindly agreed
to sins for ne, and the song service will
be led by MIR. John Hall. The meeting
Is at 1870 and all men are welcome.
The association Is anxious to ruu O
Star Course of entertainments this win
ter aud will provide the best talent
availnble. provided the people of this
CITY Will support it. Among other ut
trnctIons we are now corresponding
with such old time Portsmouth favor
lies as the Lotus Cleo Club, with Miss
Minnie Marshall as reader; tho Smith
Sisters aud Miss Marion Short. The
committee expects to commence an
active canvass for subscribers the first
OF the week.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-18
VALUABLE OPINIONS.
Celebrities hIake Prophecies Concerning
tho Coming Woman.

Celebrities Make Prophecies Concerning
tho Coming Woman.
Miss Mollie Bcal Of the Bucyrus 20. J
Crocus club, i'll preparing paper on
Tho Coming Woman asked IA nun
Der of prominent mon and women for
their opinions concerning the subject,
and received many interesting replies.
John Sherman said. My idea of
woman is so high could not express it. -
Edward Everett Halo wrote, IF tho
coming woman loves God and loves her
neighbor as herself, aud if she can suo-
coed i'll not thinking Of herself moro
highly than she ought to think, us St.
Paul puts it, think she will make all
tho social reforms that her timo may re-
quirc.
Bishop Vincent replied, "rho COM
ing woman will be educated without
losing any of the delicate womanliness
which belongs to her. "
Emily Huntingdon Miller wrote, 81
hope that tho survival Of the fittcst will
leave us the old fashioned wife and
mother. -
Mrs. Virginia Tcrhune said, 1.-THE
coming woman will be friond Of hu-
manity, to man as we'll MS woman. -
New York journal.