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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-24

The Westminster Gazette" has come to the
conclusion that ut ought to be recognized that
Americans have a warm attachment for the
Monroe Doctrine, and that there is good deal Of
reason on their side" That Is a sensible conclu
sion If all the English and some Americans will
similarly quiet down and not jump to the conclu-
sion that going TO war because we say we
want to find out IL our neighbors being
wronged we may be able to live comfortably
again.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-24

The clergy OF New-York and Brooklyn have
spoken with no uncertain sound on the question
Of war or peace There can be little doubt that
they reflect the sober sentiment Of the great
majority, not only OF their hearers. but of the
community at large.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-24

Sir Henry Irving has in his time played many
parts. The latest role he has assumed Is that
of detective. and according to the police he
has filed 1t acceptaby We congratulate Sir
Henry on his success in the new part.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-24

Dunraven's boat Is on the sea. his bark upon
the shore intermtted till he again strikes it, lie
sailed on the Teutonc. The moist star under
whose influence Neptune's empire stands should
light his vessel with a benignant beam II
should not wallow in the wash OF any crowdlng
fotilla nor bump into any tub OF coaster Like
Caesars shallop, it bears Dunraven and his fort
unes inviting prosperous gales and floods, which
every body hopes may watt it safely into haven
The noble Earl has had such run OF hard luck
on the water that it seems II Poseidon and the
sea nymphs had grudge against him, but II so,
it would be magnanimous in these watery famil'
lars to intermit it once in while. He has taken
the wash Of their opposing influences long
enough for single season. He comes loaded TO
the gunwaes with affidavits o. bosuns, midship-
mites and loblolly boys Of his old crew, NV
scattered abroad on all the strands and seas, and
It would be an international calamity If any ac-
cident were to befall such important colec-
ton of dispositions and such an important custo-
dian of them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-04-17
DIED.

Pa. MARY. the beloved daughter of the late
Funeral from Daniel Alworth's. % H street north
east. Notice Of funeral hereafter.
CODY On Tuesday. April 16. 1895. NORA AGNES
CODY, aged thirty-th years;
Northwest, n at pm. thursday April IS Rea
tives and friends are respectfully invited to at
cox Departed this life on Tuesday. April Ie.
Richard j. Coz. a native Of BansEy Bay. County.
May she rest in peace"
Funeral from her late residence. 1902 1st street
southwest At pm5' Taarsasy rs5h i Ssai
to attend. =
April Ii, 1885, at 1905 am. MAGGIE, be-
loved daughter Of the late Jeremiah and Mary
Funeral from her sisters residence. $50 H street
thence to St Dominie's Church. where solemn
high mass win be celebrated. Friends and
relatives are respectfully invited to attend p
e q TG:saE sD a lss Son ct Ct
Funeral from residence Of his parsat. asss llss
O'clock pm. GiehmOnd: Va. New Iost city
and Waltham. Mass, papers please copyg
gsssH 's' Us As: IT, 1885, at
May she rest in peace
Funeral will taEs place from the residence Of her
ssashE..s rSasdsy. Apsn L. as pun Fass
nal private.
'ff MIA HARlx, 81. iafaai I'D danshtes Of Nsteo q.
and Katie 4. Van Arnum Jepper' aged one
Funeral p eIS New Scsf please copy1
KENNEDY. Departed this life, on April u, 1875.
$50 the full full s S1nRsS s Ss cssst,2
william and Patsy Kennedy.
The voice loved Is stnled: =
place is vacant in our home
Which never can saT.p be n nllsd; p.erx1z
Funeral from her late residence. 172 street south
west, Friday. April ~. at ~ O'Clock m. thence
to zCa saEt ss Csu,ss nyt sTe 70 .ten
Ems ARs Is as si :s d
Walter 8. McArthur and daughter Of Edmond
Funeral services at Assembly Presbyterian Church
corner 9Th and streets northwest. Thursday,
1Fsiladeiphia and Boston papers please eopy.s
ap spadi s ss1f ' sso1sS Mite q
'1s: sieei &: r3sssyss;'s. css1ss at vsH::
CLEMENTS. In memory Of John 0NENT1
| who died one year ago today, April II, 1884
Gone, but not forgotten.
BY HIS WIFE.
LUDLOW. In loving remembrance Of my beloved
| mother, MARGARET d. LUDLOW, who died
thirteen years ago today-April IL. 1882.
| would not live Away: ask not to stay.
| By her husband and daughter.
| DANIEL. AND E. KNFF1EN.
Il Szqs sso Of d,s ny 1ss vss s.
| ago today-April IL, 1892
| BY HIS WIFE, SUSIE WILLS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-04-17
Bows Shirt Waists

sand tomta
found
is
pafec
Prices Range From H9c. to S1oo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-04-17

Jennie Blades Of Boston were married n
that city today. and left Immediately after
the ceremony for Ashevflle. N. c.. for
wedding trip before coming to their home
in this city.
Miss Helen Ffoulke and Miss Hichborn
are in Philadelphia, and Miss Dodge and
Miss Lucretia Dodge in New York city
for the Easter holidays.
Last evening at the residence of Mr.. c.
NJ. Little. 1923 9th street northwest, Mr..
Will Zirwes and Miss Agnes NJ. Chadwick,
both of this city, were married by Rev.
Mr.. Merchant Of the Lutheran Church,
After a supper the bride and groom, amid
a shower of rice and old slippers, repaired
to their future home, 628 Maryland avenue
southwest.
Mrs. Matthew Bernheim has discontin-
ued her Thursdays at home for this season.
Mrs. Lowndes Jackson and Miss Jackson
have returned from a three weeks visit
to Atlantic City.
Miss Frances Benjamin Johnston will
rot be at home this evening.
Mrs. Burgwin, formerly Miss Mildred
Carlisle. is expected in Washington the
latter part Of this week to visit her mother.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-04-17
Charity Distribution.

Secretary Emery has prepared the follow
ing report showing the recent disbursement
Of charity money by the central relief COM
mittee:
Observation-Disclosures Charities. So
566. 80; police. 50, 544.26; Central Union Mis-
sion, 8. 1850; United Hebrew Charities,
$3OS.42; st. Vincent de PauL$1 ,551 .03; Legion
Loyal Women. $19993; Deaconesses' Home
$3.50; Y. NJ. c. A (colored), s9SS.33; street
work. $5.O01: Saks & Co.. 1854; expense
collection. $1,000; expense distribution.
$37455 The distributions were as follows:
Metropolitan police. 50. 200; Associated Char
fties. $1,000; Central Union Mission. s.. 100:
st. Vincent de Paul, 81. 100; Y. NJ. c. A.
(colored). $1,000: United Hebrew Charities.
$3.50; Deaeonesses' Home. $3.50; Legion
Loyal Women, 500; labor in street, 5000;
miscellaneous expenditures, $702-58.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-04-17

The Commissioners have notified Justice
Harlan in reference to the subject OF ter
racing and other improvements along the
Sherman avenue front of the Garfield Hos
pitaI that they will agree II the trustees
Of the hospital see fit to dedicate the
ground as required by a recent act of Con.
gress to construct a retaining wall. which
will allow a roadway around the hospital
and a terrace slope, and make other de
sired improvements.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-04-17
Boys Wash Suits--.


of That the prices are these:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-04-17
Southern Railroad.

President Samuel Spencer of the Southern
railway yesterday issued an order provid-
ing for several important changes in the
management Of the company. Mr.. William
H. Green Of this city has been appointed
general manager OF the entire system: Mr..
c. H. Hudson Is named as chief engineer.
son is to be general roadmaSter, and Mr.. D..
w. Lum superintendent Of bridges and
buildings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-04-17
MARRIED..

LARNER-BLADES. At Boston. Mass. on April
II, 1895, Mr.. WINFIELD SCOTT LARNER and
Miss NJ. JENNIE BLADES.
wALKER-MAHORNEY. On Monday, April 1,
1895, Mr.. SAMUEL THOS. WALKER and Miss
CLARA MAHORNEY, at the parsonage OF Rev.
W. z. Graham, pastor OF Congress Street NJ. +.
Church. Georgetown
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-04-17

Prettily Trimmed Suits in sailor style; dozen
or more distinct patterns Wide sailor collar. Ian
ward and whistle Sizes 3 to II years. Each,
Soc, 69c. and SOC.
For every day wear the Blue Deaims are the
most suitable. There's end to the wear of
them and they wash perfectly. Each. ....... .$l.OO
A little better grade in Blue Denim at. 81 80
White Duck Suits with PLAIN white collar and
cuffs or with red or blue trimmings Each. so
Without doubt the most stylish Suits are those
made by Stills & Co. Of Leicester, England We
have the only assortment Of these superb goods In
Washington, and ours is complete. Hundreds OF
dainty effects in all the wash materials. such
"a British Twills, Imperial Reps, Herring Bones.
Bedford Cords and Gaiateas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-04-17
A Collision.

runaway team attached to a hack. the
property Of John A. Fleming, collided
with a Georgetown cable car at 14th street
and Pennsylvania avenue yesterday after
noon, and caused considerable damage to
the car and occasioned quite a little excite
ment. The passengers in the car at the
time narrowly escaped injury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-04-17

The suits are designed by the most fashionable
boys tailors in England. and are the nobbiest OBJ
tainabIe. The bouses extremely full and broad
and the collars cut in the latest STYLE All are
prettily trimmed and the colors. are well combined
and guaranteed fast. With these we can fit larger
boys than we ever have before. Sizes range from
to II years. Each. .S2OO to 3D. 10
All-linen Suits, brown white, each.
$500 and Sc rs
Separate Pants. washable, per pair. &c.
Better grades at. .35c., S9c. and soc.
Extra Collars and Shields, each. Is
Long Pants of fine white duck, 8 to 10 years.
Per pair. ....................... Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-04-17
ElphOnzo Youngs Co.,
Wholesale and Retail Grocers,
42S NINTH STREET.
GIFT
BUYERS

Are naturally attracted
to articles of silver; their
bright, clear surfaces are
not alone attractive to
the eye==but there is an
assurance of intrinsic
worth and durability,
which make articles of
Sterling Silver favorites
for wedding gifts.
If you are in doubt US to a proper selec-
ton, our stock is rich In suggestions. 1t Is
our constant aim to offer an assortment of
wares in Sterling Silver-richer and more ar
tistfc in design than can be found else
where. A complete stock awaits your in
spection-ranging in price from $1.00 to
10000.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-06-07
Die ftuutttte Srau.

Gin Mann bate cine 5rau, bic mar
ftumm uno oas mar fir ben Marm
iebr unungenebm. neil sr bel 2ungez
tpeile bate. @r gtng alio gu einem
arat uno bat ibn. baB er ieiner Srdu
gum Spreaen perbelfen m09te. 3uz
glei4 itelte aber Der Mann benz IrSte
cine CUTE 9elobnung in IusIi4t uno
bieIer mar oaber ni9t faul, ma9te
fih ipglei9 an's Wert unb I0ste Der
Srau Die 3unge.
0ieIe 3unse aber tpoIte nun bds
&erIdumte e;n6olen unb ging tpie
Elm Miiblrab in einem fort, Gag uno
Hatt uno benz armen Manne purbe
suleBt gang bang ob benz etpigen
&lipptlapp! uno Siipptlapp! unb er
ging pieoer bin gu bemielbtsen arste
unb Bat Jpn, baB er bod bel Ieiner
Srdu ben alien 3uItanb fpieoer bers
ftelen mObte; beRn 10 balte er es ni4t
mebr lGnssr aus unb er lei gepiB
germ bereit, i'm gu ~belpbner, ia nod
better gu belobnen dls oas erIte Wiai,
penn er i6m nur bieien @efalen err
ipetien NOBLE.
Iaein Der 4r3t erpiberte, es t6ue
linn leio, odb er linn nt6t gu WiIen
Iein tOnne; benin er f0nne pobl Stumz
men bic Spra6e perI6affen, dber
Spretenoe itumm gu MAIDEN, bas
gebe iiber Iein 8ermOgen uno er ipae
ii9 alp in @ottes Ramen 5ufrieoen
geben.
Wte aber Der quite Wdrn INNER
uRo INNER pieoer in i'm brang lrno
i'm Bat, er Iole iih Ieiner erbarmen,
ba cling auf eSnmul Elm sebeimes
SAu6fd6 in oes Doctors @ebirrls
tdItletn auf unb er rief aus: rBenn
0u mir finf3ig Dutaten beSablen
riqIt, dber i'm %poraus, 10 iperoe i'd
Dir beIfen, Dab Ou pnter berSapubz
b~aftigteit 0einer 6ruu Ri9t mebr
Iolit gu leiben buben!"
Der Wann mar gerne ba5u bereit,
sG6lte benz Doctor ioglei9 fiinf5ig
0utoten bin uno Ipra6: nSier bait
0u Deinen 2obn! go ieBt 6ilf mir"
Der Doctor ndbm oas 8elo dlsbalo
in Gmpfang uno mahte ben % a
taub! limb Iiebe ba: benz Mdrn
mar ee6olfen, uno benz Doctor mar
9ebolfen unb Der Srdu aud. Denu
1ber Der Wann bdtte Ipreben poIcn.
70 piirbe er o6ne 3pstfel geiast bas
ben: 80 bGtt' ida benin @Iten GEE
faTen, barn pdre es nod better getuez
Tenl 0enn bamals, o, ba mar Is ie9r
quit"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-06-07

fdniirte Eod nit ben nubsroBen Sils
bsrtnDpfsn itanb often unb lieb Elm
serriRenes, blutbefsdtes Semb isben.
SIN 9iirtsl itaten MeHer unb piitolen.
Sarolta mar gu Der @robmutter
geeilt uno bate ben Irm i9iiBenb I'm
ibre S9ultern gelsgt unb i6 mar me-
BEN ben alt,n Ssrrn setreten, UNI ibm
na3 &rGften bsi5uiteben.
rDas piaIt Su BON mir2" rief
Osip uneri6rOden, nmein @ertpulter
tptro eu4 einsn Summel unb einise
Sldi4sh Sranntpsin gebsn."
nOieIer Rins gefdat mir. ben mDats
i9 babsn." Ser 9urI6s ersriff bic
Sanb Sarpltas, an Der elm Siamant
bliBte, unb mudte Miene, iie an ii9 gu
sishen. Sd iiiblts, pie mir Ous 9lut
gum gsbirn iaob; bu i'd feline NaFfe
BEL Der Sunb bate, rib it ben SotoI9
(9etlftpd) bss Sausberrn aug Der @de,
idleubsrte bic SanD b:s Rdubsrs sus
rid unb iteIts mid linn tampfbereit
seseniiber. Der 8uride poGte mid
entpaffnsn - bd ertDnte Elm nilber
Qufi6rsi - Sarottd battle Iih atpiz
iden uns %gsporfen unb rief, MIDI nit
betoen 4rmen umflammernb, benz
RGuber gu:
sd eebe Dir ben Ring unb a[ss,
mas i9 babe; tObte mid, tpenn 0u
tpiIit, absr tbu linn ni6ts gu Ieioe!"
Der RGuber fubr betroffen suriid;
bic dlte Dame periudts perseb.ns, bi.
gntelin BON meiner 9ruit gu lDien unb
rief nit Dor Dutb bsbenbsr Stimme:
rSarplta, &ino, befinne Did, iei bod
ni4t 10 tbOri6t; bas gauge 1T ia nur
elm S9era, nur bic Grfil1ung BON
Sersies propbeaeiuns! @r 1T fein
&Guber, %fonbern unfer lisber Qrpab,
Der Did iibsr olts liebt unb Define
Sano besebrt. Gomme bod gu 9ir!"
n2ufen Sic Fe, 5rau Sante," iasts
qrpub iebt nit ieintr natiirli6en
Stimms. ISL fsben, aug bsmSpiele
1T @abrbett ssiporbsn; i9 bin elm
armsr 9uride, Der bic Strafe fir ieis
men uebsrmutb srleibet!"
Der WilOfang polte ii6 iebt Be-
i6Gmt aus msinsn 4rmen IOien, aber
Der 9roBpater legk bic Sdnbe auf uns
isre Scope unO iprad:
sd psrtiinbe biemit fsierli6 bas
Stanbrsdt; biefer arms 8urids 1T
uni4uloig, dbsr ben 9udmGuIer ba
babe ia auf friI6sr Shat ertappt; er
hat mir mein liebTtss &leinoo, Sas
9beuerite, mas mir auf Grben nod Be-
itBen, geraubt, besbalb bat er feline
Sreibeit perDirtt unb muB seitlsbens
bic i6peren Soften ebeli6er &ne9ts
I6aft ~tragen!"
Die 9robmatter i6iitteIte ben 8opf,
enttpeoer proteitirte lie gegsn bic FREE
psntlife Seutung oes ebeli6en Slides
ooer 9esen ben Observation-Disclosures
ipru6 - i9 absr, Der i6 10 oft bic
llnfebIbartsit Der SurisOittion ange,
spsifelt, biesmal neigte i9 bas Saupt
ergsben Dor Der 9etpaIt bes Stanbs
re9ts, Dor Der @utoritGt bes Riaters
unb Dor Der ssbsimntBpo[sn, unipioers
itebliden Wd9t, bic bas Sera gum
Ssrsen sieht!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-06-07
Stanoreflt.
Son @. 8ppper.

Dtr faBen por benz SerrsnbauIe Der
BuBta mSsfplat" uno blidten gen @es
ften, mo eben bic Spnns in auer pradt
zines i6Dnen Commandments unter<
9ing unb ielbIt bic aufItsigenDenRaud<
fdulsn in roI enrotbe WDlt9en pertpars
bette. Die ni~sbrigsn, psibgetiindten
Wirtbifaftsgebduoe, bsrsn einsigsn
S9muf bic rings I'm ben Strit ses
bdngten Maistolbsn bilbsten, bic offene
S9euns, auf beren Dad Der Stora
trdumts, bic psrtriippelten, iturmsers
SauIten Weiben am 8Ghlsin briiben,
bur9 bas elm 6albnadter Sirtentndbe
t%patets, Der langarmigt 3iebbrunnen,
ben bic Staumago in 8epesuns isBts,
bic ipsite Wieie, tn beren iippigem
@raie bie9rinsn sirpten - bisIs ganSe
oltdslids, eint0nise llmgsbung erIdien
in benz rpsifen, pertldrsnosn Nberbz
li9te itimmungsppu unb ansiebsno.
Dir blidten in tisfem S6tpsigen gen
Weitsn unb lisbsn bic Worte unisres
@affreun6es, Der uns bon ben Spfern
bss lebten 5reibeitstampfes sradblt
bate, na6flin9sn.
Wie bas Sfsiben elmer grobsn Seels
bic saras umsebung bsrtlGrt, 10 bab
aaes 9smeine psri9pinbet unb ieIbit
bas 9ertngfts bebcutungspou pirb, 10
erfiint bas S6eioen Der Sonne 9qss
rings lumber nit feierliber Qnbaat,
nit abnungspollem Sdpeigen.
Infer freunblidsr !Sauskrr, Der
sniie 4mbrpIiu Dep, blies bi6te
Raudpolten in Die itiGe Ibsnbluft,
feline Srau bate bic Sdnbe NIT benz
StridItrumpf in ben S9oob Iintsn
laFsn; untsr benz ieibsnsn 9opftu9,
has iis nab Irt Der 9dusrinren tisf
in bic Stirn gs5ogen, iab man bic fsis
nen 3iige Der Nriitotratin, bic tlu9en,
tpsitblidsnben 4ueen Der e%rfabrensn
@niIin. Nsbsn mir iab Der 9robneffe
Der Ssips, mein alter S9ulcolese ar=
pab, Der gIetd3eitig nit mir auf Der
llnibsriitit 9eibelberg BON ben Srrtbiz
msrn Der Hs6tsgela6rtbeit genippt unb
Ii9 in bic @abrbeit bes @eines pers
ientt bate; er trGg bic tleioiums uniz
form zines Suicrenofficiers unb be-
iddfttgte ii9 bamit, bic feinen SpBen
feines ffhpurSsR Sanurrbartes nabsl=
fpib gu breben.
Die tiefe Sti0e paro bur6 bds
Bimmsln Der Sseroengloden untsrbroz
den; bic 8iibe tamsn beod9tigen
Sfrittes, gensiatsn Sopfss BON Der
@sibe uno fudtsn lire StG1e auf;
linen mad febrtsn Itampfeno, iprins
gsno, i6naubeno unb 1pielsnb bic
Pferbe unb Die Soblsn bsim; es mar
elm berrlifer 4nblid, pis lie in ungez
bunbsner &raft, ibre MGbne ihiittslno,
iibsr bic tpsite Gbene galoppirtsn; Der
9ferOsbirt, Der in Isinem ~tpsiten, ipsis
BEN 8sintleio, nit Der turSen peitIf.
bsipuffnst, neben ibnsn bsrlief, bate
Miibe, Its suiammenSubulten uno gu
bGnbigen.
Cine id0ns braireS tute lief gu una
! b'riiber uno idnupperte an ben Sd
Ifen ots alien GERM, bic tets fir +:
gefiiat parsn.
r0as 1T SuroItus Sugar, no
nur pisbsr Der @ilofang bleibt ="
nOu bait rsht, Srdu, iibsr BEN
Shpdben bon alien Sagsn babsn nil
bic 8leins pergeTen. Denique, 70
finb bic iunesn Mdnner beut3utage,
Itatt einem biibidsn MGS9sn nadsu.
I%uufen. iiben is BEL ben langpeitiger
@rsiIsn; gu u~nIersr 3sit ma bas an.
bsrs, niht pahr, glte2"
.&omm, Span, mir tpolen bic Ga.
roIta iutsr." iuste arpuo, isiuen aru
UNI msine S4uItsru Isgeno. Sn bic.
isr SsIlung. nebsn msinsr fart Dot
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-06-07
3wtesefans.
Bon R d.

sssm Slieberbuid elm @69lein FAB
Sn Der itilen id6nen Waienna6t,
Sarunter Elm Wdsolein I'M boben @ras,
Sn Der itiaen id6nen Waienna6t.
Sang Ma9olein, belt has @6slein
Stub,
Sang SO9lein, bort bas Mdsolein su.
limb meitbin tlaug
Ser 3mie9eiang
Sas monbbe9ldnste Sbal entlang.
Was fang bas 969lein i'm @estueig
Sur6 Die itiae i90ne Moienna6t?
@as fang bod pobl bas MdsOlein
9lei9
Sur6 bic ftile f66ne Maienna6t?
Bon 6rilblin9sionne bas SDgelein,
Bon 2iebesnonne bas Wd9oelein.
gie Der 8eian9
Gum Sersen Hang
Gergeb' i9 rlimmer mein Qebenlang!
SIN Der ueberieBuns pon u. Sas.
terrible.
THE nIET
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-06-07
THE DUET.
By RElSicK.

There sat a little bird on a spray,
On a silent lovely May davis eve,
On the grass beneath a maiden lay,
On a silent lovely May days ave
The bird was hushed when the
maiden sang,
Then listened the maid when its
warbling rang.
And echoes prolong
The duo song
AS they bear it the moonlit vale
along.
What sang that little bird on the
spray,
On the silent lovely May days eve9
And what was the gentle maiden's
lay,
On the silent lovely May days evee
The little bird sang of Spring SO
bright,
And the gentle maiden of loves
delight.
How that duet
My heart beset
I never, never shall forget!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-06-07

- S6Gs9ter Sroit. Mpra:
r2aB Dir Ous niat gu Ser5en gs9en,
meme 2iebe. unb CLAUDE nur niat, baB
alice nit Sad pirtlid uerlobt 1T. OH
tpeiBt, man lam it9 niemals auf oas
%Osrldiien, mas its fagt."-9ora: nOus
it's ia eben. Sic bsbauptet, ie iet
inn muir cine 6.euubin."
= Nobel. arbeitsr: SD babe
h Der 3eituns seIeien, buB aus Sbrem
SauIe elm 9unO %entlaufen 1T - bier
brinse i'd Jpn pieoer!" - 8aroniu:
nSsbr id6n.. Sobann, br3den Sic
ben @saEs bic SanSl" L-i-LA
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-06-07

S6Gugfertig. CUR 3eit
Der 8eldgerung BON Paris b~egeaneten
3psi iiber Na4t Sfficiere seporOent
pfluItertreter benz in5piiden Der Itor-
bensn 6ineIiiden GelebrteR SinsSuns
2ing auf einem Der 8%ouleodros. Der
pGre jeBt audi lieber in Peting." be-
msrtte Siemli4 luut Der cine Der Sel.
BEN, iporauf Ii9 Der Gbineie umbrebte
unb nit ieiner idnftsn Sttlnme rubis,
erpioerte: limb Sic in Berlin"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-06-07
Sapaaif6e Sprid)tp6rter.

@inmal isben 1T better als bunoert
Mal b0ren. = 0ura cine griine9rile
fiebt 9lqes grim aus. - Die bOit
Shat eilt tauienS Meilen peit, bic
quite sebt nitt aus Der Sbiir. -
Denn 0u tein Reb bait, seb ni6t
gum Sifhen. - 8enn Elm Maler unb
Elm 9lopotat etpas in Die Sdnbe be.
tommt, pirO aus peiB idpur5. -
3uI9duer baben d6t augen. 8enn
NOR feline 9fl;dt gegen bic Gltern er-
fiilen min, iino tie ri6t mebr am 2ez
SEN. = Ra9 benz Siege binoe ben
5efm felt. = @elO ruff @eIo. -
Stirbt Der 8rdnte ni6t, 10 bat i'm
Der glr3t ge6ei!t. - getm erIteu SIas
tp:ntt Der WenI6 ben Wein, beim
stpeiten Der Wein ben Wein, beim
britten Der Wein ben MenIhen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-06-07
8ertrduli6es 3.

8ertrauIides. Wtpoe'
bume gu ibrer Sphter: nSehit Ou
aug, meme 2iebe9" nSa, Mdma."
Limb ipenn Der Sriieur tommen ioats
in Seiner g(bpeierbeit9" - nWdft
nifts, Mama, id babe Sleurette bic
aenaueItsn Deiiungen binterldhen."
- Aud cine art pom 3uf
funftsmufit. sd bite Did,
fpiel op9 ni6t INNER Wagner, i4
betpmme nod Sopffpeb oappn!" ruff
Tcmd ibrer dltsrn So6ter irs Het
bensimmer. - rglber i'd fpiele ia ga,
nift," antportet bus iunse WGo6en-
-ss 1T Ous gabp, nit benz bic 9Onne
am 8Iapier iibt."
9Iei9 se9ptfen. Ilt.
Shudtel: r@d, tpsnn ss mir bod &c,
Idnge, Iodlbert gu umitriden!"
Jreunbin: rWlu8 inn bait a paar
EofsH!-. .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-07
GEORGE GoUID DENIES IT.
All Stories OF nrnrrInso settlements ua

All Stories OF Marriage settlements Va.
trae.--i Denial onca nnh For Al.
NEw loRK, March G.-Georgc J.
Gould spoke warmly to-day regarding
somo OF tho statements made in tho
newspapers regarding tho marriage OF
his sistcr to Count Dc Castollane. lie
said:
Tho various stories OF marriage cot
tlemcnta and others OF payments OF
debts Rnd all that. nro untrue,
ia thoro any truth IN tho $2,000.000
settlement on Count DO Castcllano?"
Mr.. Gould was nskcl.
There was no such settlement" said
Mr. Gould, promptly, lin any shape or
form. Tho Count dc Castolano askud
nothing IN II money way and nothin.
WIS offered. Tho question OF moacy
did not entorinto tho matter At uli, and
1t mover hus entered into it. reports to
tho contrary notwithstanding. | did
not SEQ tho necessity for speaking oi
this before, but i. is as well to aultle tho
matter for onco and all md put M onl
to tho ridiculous stories that have been
told and publiahed."