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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-23

Su bss Qebuhubls wei6en Siiieu
HIbt III ,Srtcort3Srub Der NIte;
Suliben ieileu Sraueu SeiSt nd
9tue tIefe SorgenfaIte.
Wdrltm Iballt er gar 10 triibtP
gas perolltert leigs SlIde2
SeltI Der 9rel'e Studteulenfer
giu oeS SattrlatoS WielbIde2
Icntt er ferIer grocer Gage,
NGlb Uerruu'ht ldlou uuo uertluit1en2
Stobtrt er IN reihcR S6aSe
SNerrlI1er 0rImlcrIH9cHl
Cher iiuut er - iouruaIiitiid
Croucuo oer e'eodutsu Nialieu -
lin riIr NGuIburg cIneH tlsiutu
Seit0rtitcl 81 uerialIell2
NittS pOu AGsm, Jtur out Giues
Sor1Gn0 ltiue NtIde ieUtE Il;
GtuSI9 luo alletu All leiueu
Il ommeuoeu GebUrtStds oeugt er.
Ab - bic ebteu Gi5mdrdibmGrmer
Reuusu 1tItiiht ui6t uIO Sboueu -
sic iormireu itb III ~iIolSen
neutrality-suspicious..
llnse;Gblts Gi6tsr itimmcu
Sent ihon tlin,peruo tbre Spra'S,
Hub belin9en lelblt ben brdueu
Gbemal'Seu Gei9Sbumo SpraS.
Wauhe - ;u bes alteu Gbren,
Seierno feline Selosntbaten
SleBeH germ als Soltsbeluit'suug
gileu feinet ,Supen brateI. -
Hub Der Sreile Gede i6aubert
Dor ben orGngenoem Geniiiieu:
,@ie piel Heoen mero' ib b0ren,
Wie piel SGloe l6itteln miilien!
Iu;u beitis post uno branbet
Die Seseiit'rlns IN ben Qanoen!
Sdtt' ib crit nit beilsr Saut ben
Nd9iten rGriten" iibsrtanpen!"
Garum in bes 0~sbntubls Siiien
0tubt 10 l%prgenpou Der aite,
Sarum jwilbeu ieiuen Sraueu
3ei9t li6 lelle tieie 6aite. -
Gr bat 8e6t! SIS s.ben wabrli5
Tod Der Solfserrs9uns WOseu,
ueberal Don Sans III Sanle,
&rsiien ldnslt bic SammsIboSen.
S6bit ssibditse SabrifaHtsu
Spetuliren Inn bic gSette
Seysn ben berlbmten Hameu
Stint AMI iese etiquette.
SuuSsrt S6rsibsr tau6sH lire
Seoeru III Die lbparje Sieie,
S6reibeu nit Der ,giSmard=Siute
Sismards u renbiirssrbrieie.
,Sismardbrdu" irii6 uou Der Come
SanM Der SiSmardtreue 3e3er
gu oeS Cages iyeler lblirteu
aus benz mtnsn rVis mardbe6er.
Mit benz 8ismardblei Il i3reibt sr
Seinen @ruB aui Die aparte,
Sarbenpra6tiS aIsSsfubrte
HeIe Bis mards SubeItarte".
Clues uur waSt 81 bemerfeu
Der beeentli6e Seratber:
Dit auf eiueu y&tsmardiubel"
SolSte i6pn ein- rSismGrttater"
lluo in oieism Nale mare
@ueu 9utbulialteuiesleu
Der 10 portbeilbaft befannte
,Stsmardberiu gu emptebleu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-23
Wilw ben Is. @pril.
8eebrter Serr 8pnuer!

IS ssrei6t mir sur aroben Gore,
wie nibt minoer CUR sroben 6reuoe al
benz. in Wonate Mai absAbaltenoen
NatiOnalfelte Der 2uremburser uno
am oritten 2urembur9er GonsreB in
Sbrsr i9ogea Staot Dubuque, an
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-23
idoi ooer paplt 81 iein. galo miiien
ibre Sii6oie aus9eipielt baben. vSepp"
in Der vYalt. 2atb. Iolts5tg."

Cine rpunberlibe NG6tenliebe. Sn
einem 3u Yraunihweig erideinenoen
Slatte fano iia tiirSIib iolssnoes Snie=
rat:
sd foroere idmmtIi6e Samilien=
mitalieoer auf isoe perwanotibaftlide
Giidii6t nit benz Observation-Disclosures.
lteten bon Strombsf abSubreden, Der
Der alten lutberiiden camille i6on
our1 ieinen uebertritt gum &atbolicis<
mus einen Shlas ins 6eii9t CAB uno
nun ourh oieie erbdrnlide unoeuti6e
%4bitimmuns i'm &eidstas uuiere glhs
tung perloren babsn mub. Ylanten=
burg aut SarI 25. Wdrs 1895.
6rbr. b. StrOmbed, 8eneralmajor q.
g."
@aerliebIt! Gin METER Better! -
yWabrbeitsirsuno."
Sn einem allsee,ei6neten Sirten=
briefe Der in eintm Pamblet uns por=
lie9t, perurthellt Der bo9w. gii6oi
SebleD oas unoroentiide 3eitungs=
leien. IS fam niht in glbreoe seltsat
peroen, bab bic SagesblQtter. melhe
oas Senten fir oas YOlt beiorgen uno
aus uelben Die m~eiiten 2eier lire mora=
liihsn Nnli6ten i6Opfsn, 81 ben ernie=
orisenoen Ino oeroerbli6en Ginfiiiien
unieres 3eitalters aeSdblt peroen mill
len. Sii6of Seolep iu9t: IS lit in
Der Sbat Elm betriibsnoer 8eoante Dab
es 10 piele in alien alNiien Der gepOl=
terung Sibt, bic lid pollitanois bon
ben S~asesbldttern letter. lanen.
uno iuer lino oisie 3eitun9si5reiber,
pelte oa enti6eioen, mas &ebt uno
mas unrebt if uno wel1e bic 0ifent=
libe Wsinuus MAIDEN? 90ilen mir oell
SiidOf oieie 6rags beantrportsn
yWanner, welbe our6aus uiht lpeSieQ
oa,ll beruisn uno DEFENDERS oafilr qua-
lifirt limb, Wanner, pelde in Gile gu
ibreibsn babeu uno wenig gllouug
uno S1ulun9 babsn, Wdnner, tpelbs
ilber allerlsi Dihtl9e Sahen 81 I6rel=
ben buben, Obne ilber oieielben relfit)
nahyloenten, Wtduner, luelhe perillht
llno, uber Jra9en Der &sIi0ion uno
Woralitdt ubne Grnit uno lleberle9uug
gu idrelben." - yNpe Waria".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-23

gu ben Saupttriimpisn, ipel6e bic
9ismard= Heptlle DOM Shlaae Der Der.
bruderten GbicaJo StaatsbaIe se9en
bas Centrum uno befen Saltnns se=
aeniiber benz Yismartsrummel aus=
ipislten, 9sborte auh Die @naabe, oaB
tein 8erinesrsr OILS papt SEQ XIII.
ielber .oas Centrum beihdmt babe,
inoem er benz gr-9an3ler ourb ben
cardinal &opp bon Sreslau babe 9ra.
tuliren lailen".
Die @nsabe berubt auf elmer nr6mis
f6en Msloun9" oss Gonopner DGailp
Chronicle, IN welher es bieb: Der
Yaplt mar uripriiuSll1 enti9luhen,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-23

Der Observation-Disclosures mill &ais
fer Wilbelm II. oaour6 bic 3rOne auf.
icben, baB er Marttudlein ibla9sn
Idbt, bic init benz Yilonib oes gg.&an,=
lers assiert iino. Sas sibt alio ,Sis=
mard=W arten", Die ionoer 3wsiiel 10
rsibeno abseben peroen wie reife Dir.
men. @dre es ni6t am plabe, fir
bisie bismartbeilopften Wdrilsin einsn
@ufwediel 81 perlansen?! Sbr re!Ben=
Der @biaB Diiroe ein 9roBes Sod in Der
aaseit leeren Steusrtalie 3umaden.
Sin ri6tiaer Sismardperebrer wilroe
fir Elm Srtansler Mdrtlein 9erne ein
Yrdmium bon 20 poer gar so PienuiS
Geben - bic Seutidsameritaner an
gnoe gar einen Quarter! Billy, try
it, and fill your empty Reichs-Safe!
-uSbioem."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-23
I~1txrmhnrper Dnaette.
aus niht bic sleiben iino, iib pielmebr
9arls nah Der 30rperconititution ullo
benz 9baratter oes yetreffenoen ri4ten.

Ser Gbrenpallaid, Den Der oeutide
Safer benz Siirlten gismarf iiber=
reidte, bat einen 9olbenen 8orb, Nos
rauf oas gismard' ide @appeu anae=
bradt lit. Nuf Dem anOpis befinoet
iih in reiher ger3ieruns oes &aiiers
gilouiB. Cine Settle Der 9linee trd9t
bic @iomuna: Sem Siiriten Siss
marf, Serso9 bon %2auenbur9, gum
pollsnoeten 80. 2ebensjabre." 4uf
oieisr Settle befinoet iid aud oas Wap.
pen bon gliaB=Eotbrinsen inter ben
GittIben oes oeutiten 8eibsaolers.
Sie auoere Settle Der 9lin9e seigt in
aotbiihsr Shriit ben Nuslprud: vWir
9eutibsn fiirhten 8ott uno ionit
ni6ts in Der Welt." Sas petI6aft
oas oem Sitriten gismard bel Der Sd
fel bonn Safer iiberreidt wuroe, 1T aus
2apisla3uli. IS beiano ii6 bisber auf
Dem Shreibtiihe oes Uerltprbenen Gais
iers @ilbelm /. llno wuroe bon linn
tdoli5 benubt. 8eraoe bic Grinne=
ruug bieran biloet fir ben Siiriten
Sismard Die srOBte GreuOe al Dem
8eibente.
Sebt bat man in Nell : 8ranaod
aud cine Sintenphan;e sntoett, wel4er
man ben wiHentihaitIiden Namen
Corirara thymifolia beileat. Sbr
Salt .Gban6i" asnannt, eian.t iib
Obne 3ubereitung gum S4reibsn.
Nnfan9s limb Die Sdriitsiige rOtblid,
in psniasu Stunoen trassn tie isoob
Elm tisfi9warses gusiebsn. gemer=
tsnspertb lit, oaB oieier Suit Stabl-
ieoern nidt ooer nlr usnig an9reiit,
mas betanntli6 bic sspObnlibeu
Sinteniortsn Su tbun pflc9en. giui9s
NIT oieiem p%Hanseniaite bsidriebene
Sldtter, Welte allf elmer Seerelis pDnl
SaiSwaiisr ourbfeubtet wuroen, seios
ten na1 Dem Srofnen nod cine pOls
itanoiS flare Sdrift.
Gin abidredenoes geiipisl fir Gi9s
aarretterruuber blloet Der ahtsebn.
ilbriee gowaro Wurrup in Yrootlpn,
peldsr 9eisnelt uah Der Srrsuauitalt
IN 6latbuih iiberfilBrt iuerOen mubte.
Der unglildlihe jUnge YurIhe bate
lib I'M Suuie Der Seit 10 isbr an Den
6enuB BON 9igarettsn Nsipobnt. oaB er
DIT ITO Stiit jener 9eidbriihsn pas
pierenen 8Iimn'ten9sl in einem Suge
usrraudte. Sic 5Olge lit, oaB er lang.
lam aber ii6cr 9el'testrant wuroe.
Seine Gln9eriplsen ',uo bon benz Ni=
cotine ountelbraun Bttlinht. wlbreuo
lcinN Nu9en 9Qn5lth ben 8lluS perlos
rem bubtn. &r wuroe Dor einiNen 81.
gen uuf Der Str0Bc Gls yperodbti9e
@crion" ptrbOitet. oo1 9eberoete er ii3
I'm @%eiIn0nIB. 100 lhm nntiilli1 feline
6i9aretten 0erubrelht WurOen. wle Elm
99jlosr, n oub man i'm nab Der Sr=
r%cuUuitNlt brtH9eu muBtt. 0turrap':
gitern limo lbOn let tini2en SnDreu
foot.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-23

OereiniSte Staaten.
Idtuug GeidaitsmaHnsr !

lSer INNER lsiu Gei6dit ben 9 urems
bur9eru Der Ser. Stadtelt betanur
MAIDEN MIL, Der ioute eS ni6t uerieblelt i'm
~ onat ~ at
pabreuo weIhsm betGuutli6 Der
eur emburger GougreB
in Dubuque itattfuoet, in Der .guremburser
@a;etts" onr6 p~aiieuoe Iu;eissn Oaraui aui.
merflam 81 ma3eu.
nnlere aa;eisepreiie
fir ben R ouat % a / 1895
peroeu leiu:
Sir ieoen sou einer SpaIte 1 @o6s 800
2 @o6eu 800
3.75
per Seitere6neu mir 10 Gents.
Geitaftsltutt,
psl6e SeritanouiB iiir Ben @ertb bes 9lns
,et9euS babeu, peroeu eS uiht uuterlaiieii,
oie c uortreffli6 @elegeubei
81 benugeu, aleu- euremburSeru ibr gei6Git
loipie @aoreil uuo TreIie oesi elben Dor Die
InSen 81 iteusn.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-20

Everett. oct. -S0e-ial n, tra -r,.f,-
"a OF social frtrIy.lt.s fsr -he v-l...- 3D.
Stnokestack trib win tal.. 49,. Ist.-
mart d on~~es v-lft, n h~..t.s-,. .,-..,.
the Hotel Monte t-rfst, ,- 1-rsfr, ,..,,....-
Good rnuaic was furnished Nv tre t,,-ers,t
orrhasf~a pef-r.h.,,r,s 80, $500
s',o,it n o.-lo-b ana ss--g-r - -,--
tfnuc8 tt~tn r,-Is,,irh+ .--. r.,,ss.. ,.--.--4
were. A. 3. 7 r,-s., ~ B. r ,.-.L.-,,
NJ W p crs, af- u : TIs,r, A.
rscls NJ R-ra NTf.-e.f Az = &, ,r,,,.,-
Az a. " sst.,~, st~ y r 49,. So
a. Sreer NJ J 4 cg-.tv.r NJ u
Ts-a-,r,a.- No. ~ b v-t.tt ~ =, - 80,
her- sr~ a. ~ .-,~-oan Nj = -,,,.-
f,-. AR 3 Rre-t,. a. r. s+.,,~.t
Afr " va.ke- NJ ~ = t-,tss,,. a.
- N,~a- AZ I M fs.,-r<-e--~.E A.
Albr-. Tsu~yea Mr. " y u~.h,-, a.
H-},iosce. or Seattle. Nuss car~.H NIfss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-20
OLYMPIA Society.

Olympia, Oct. f9.-Spec!al-The past
week has been rather a quiet one socially
speaking in Olympia. The death or our
beloved fellow-citizen ex-Gov. Ferry caused
the postponement Of the bi-monthly dance
o. the Cotillion Club for one week.
The most important social affair OF the
week was the organization OF a ladies'
afternoon whist cub. Thursday the rules
were adopted and the club began on a
series of twelve afternoons. 4 score Of
points made by each member viii be kept,
and probably a prize awarded the winner
of the highest number OF points. The club
VIII hold their meetings in parior Of the
Olympia hotel. The following ladies play
ed Thursday afternoon: Mrs. T. NJ. Reed.
sr.. Mrs. Simms. OF Spokane; Mrs. o. V.
Linn. Mrs. Bates, Mrs. Cavanaugh. Mrs.
c. G. Bates. Mrs williamson, Mrs. ]. s.
Horr. Mrs. c. NJ. Bolton. Mrs. George
Barnes. Mrs. ". O'Conner. Mrs. Laberee.
Mrs. Carlyon. Mrs. McCleary, Mrs. Tlr-
neP. Mrs. Burnett. Mrs. George Blanken-
ship, Miss Smith. Miss Frost. Miss Flor
enca Prince.
The annual bah OF the Ladies' Relief So
ciety Thanksgiving is expected 10 be
grand success. as the ladies In charge will
spare no effort and the object IS such that
a large attendance Is assured.
The Friday Night Club now dance in G.
A 4. hall instead OF Unity auditorium.
Hon. and Mrs. John Convey. Mr.. and Mrs
J. A. Haight, Col. and Mrs. y. II. Owings,
Cen and Mrs. T. I. McKenny. Gen. and
Mrs. McAIicken, Mrs. I. y. Ford, Mrs T.
J. Hatch. Mrs. c. ]. Lord. Mr. and Mrs
John Ogden, Gen. Il. G. O'Brien, Judge n
2. Porter Hon. /. W Ostrander. Hon T.
II. Reed. sr.. Mr.. 9. Kaufman. Mr. r. W.
Davis. Mr.. +. D. Frost, Mr.. ]. NJ. Jack
son, Mr.. ". L. bigger. Afr. I. c. Owings
Judge Root. State Auditor Grimes. Land
Commissioner Forrest. Hon. A. \. Phillips
and Mr.. J. OBJ. Scobey. Of the Olympian,
were among the citizens who visited Seat
tie Wednesday 10 attend the funeral Of
ex-Gov. Ferry.
The Olympia Outing Club closes Its
summer season with an entertainment at
the Olympia hotel the latter part OF next
week.
The Daughters a. Veterans are prepar-
ing 20 celebrate Al Halloween by a 80
ciai and dance
Mrs. Q. \. Bowen is very III Of typhoid
fever.
Mr.. Edmund Rice has returned from a
visit 10 New York
Mr.. a. NJ Anderson. state immlC~a ION
commissioner. has returned from a short
visit 70 spokane
Mr.. and Mrs. =. G. Morse visited Tacoma
thu latter part Of the week
State Sups ~.nteu5ent q. W Bean de'iv-
cred the address at the laying OF the co--
neTstone or the Che7cy State Normal
school on the 18Th inst
The ues Chutes Dancing Cllb. - Ttr,-
water is the latest one 20 he arra~i-e5
They VIII dance every Saturday night
Mrs. Mas. s'wTs ~ Spokane. Ga visiting
her mother. Mrs. Mctas 1cn - D.vr.-.a
Mrs.. Smms ia q sister cf Mrs Mar Nu-
Ter. OF seattle
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-20

{ SOCIETY IN TOWNS near By. s


The opening lecture VII Be rtven On
Tuesday. October - the subject being
''IIarcun Al Raschid."
Mr. Calvin Phuiips Ter for fh- East
Msranv rirht he win visit New York.
phiiaasIphla and Boston Guring IT'S alb
sencs.
Afr. r. ". whiprl~ was raIlsf % A.
tarv - Y fast week by the serious Us
ne-s ~ hsr SISTER Miss NhiPpie aecof1l-
panied her.
NJ ~ Prowrs wfg leave for New
Ycrk 81 3 few DAYS. where he expects 20
reside permanently. and has accepted .
position there.
Mr. ". ~ Tyler returned from fhe
Past SUNDAY lie Ter his daughter. Mss
NarEarsl Tyler. az ST Aszes' school, n
Alhanv. ~. y.
Ths snearemen, or Afiss Lola Hewitt
g. Announced 70 Mr. Arthur = calder.
nnw % san Francisco. but formerly
resident ~ Tacoma
Miss Pay Fuller has returned from her
summers vacation and VIII spend ire
made TIE ascent OF Mount Adams.
The Californian and S. Andrews So
ciety gave their first dance this season n
Friday evening ln Forester's hall. II
was an exceedingly enjoyable event
Mrs George Atkinson. Of whatcom. Is
spending week with her sister. Yrs. y.
Sherman. she returns TO her nome IN
Whatcom on Monday.
Ats W ~ 1aAA4As aAtN ~ - -
ers. formerly manager Of the Tacoma
hotel. but now holding the same position
A. the Portland. arrived IN this clty from
Portland on Thursday.
Nrs. Alexander Reed gave a delightful
and informal tea on Thursday for her
daughter. Mrs. Edwards. About dozen
ladies responded 10 the invitation, Come
and bring your work.
Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Bowen, OF Phiiadel-
phia, arrived In Tacoma ON Tuesday
from that city. They Will spend month
here, and are guests Of their nephew,
Mr.. William +. Bowen, at his residence
on North T. street.
Mrs. Clarence Almy, OF Washington
City, and Mrs William q. Boulton, or
New York. relative OF Mrs. Franklin
Brown. OF this city, are spending q few
days IN the city ct the Rochester Motel.
They viii leave for Portland on Monday.
The st. Cecilia Society gave n most sue
cessfgl concert Thursday afternoon at
Chickering hall. This comparatively re-
cent musical club deserves much credit
for the high standard of its concerts,
which have proved q treat to those for
tunate enough to have heard them.
News reached this city Thursday night
OF the death o. Mr. L. n Hunt, who
died in san Francisco Thursday while
undergoing an operation. II was ter
rible shock to his friends, as the reports
recently have indicated the Improvement
lost one Of the most estimaDle and honor
able of her citizens. Grief Is every
where expressed at his sudden death
and much sympathy felt for his wife,
who was with him at the time. He leaves
one son. OF 10 years.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-20
Snnhonnish society.

Snohomish. Oct I9.-Special.-Mr. s. n.
Fitch, OF Carson City. :. D., has oeen the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Hill most of
this week. Mr. Fitch is looking up To-
cation IL the West, and may settle IN Sno-
homish.
Mrs. a. u. Austin returned Thursday
from an extended visit in Seattle.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
gave a delightful novelty social at Dor
rance academy Friday night, which was
well attended.
Arthur Kreuger has been compelled to
give up his studies at the state university
and returned home on account OF III
health
A grand ball was given by the A p. A.
at the rink Friday night with very large
attendance. Excellent music, good man
agement and large gathering made 1t a
success in all particulars.
The pupils OF the high school have form
ed a literary society called the "operis,
which will present excellent programmes
during the school year
Mr.. C. Z. Partee and Miss Lucy II. VIII
son were united in marriage wednesday
evening at the residence of E. c. Wilson,
brother Of the bride. Rev. j. W. Dorrance
officiating.
Rev. ]. W. Dorrance officiated at the
marriage Of Mr.. John Gillespie ana Mrs.
Peterson Thursday morning at the resi-
dence of the latter, near Monroe.
Mrs. b. w. Murray, OF Seattle, who mas
been visiting her daughter. Mrs. J. II.
Sears. returned home Thursday night.
Miss Ada NUNS asked her young friends
to her home Friday evening to help her
in a social way TO celebrate her 10th birth
day. The usual games and social pas
times of young people were enjoyed TIL
a late hour, when delicious lunch was
served The following were the invited
guests: Miss Lula ThUrston, Miss Bertha
80
Walton, Miss Jennie McNaughton. MISS
Anna Jackson. Miss Elsie Headlee, Miss
Sadie Headlee, Miss Grace Spurren. Miss
Lola Mitchell Miss Helen Torrance, MISS
Maud Brown. Miss Florence Mccain, Mr..
Tennis Thurston. Mr.. Sam Knapp, MI
RolIa Mitchell, Mr.. French Dorrance. Mr..
Bert Partee. Mr. Alfred Ruff, Mr.. Homer
Horton, Mr.. Arthur Denney, Mr. Alonzo
Brown. Mr.. Cassius Petit and Mr.. Albert
Scatney.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-20
Mrs. wilkeson,s Card Party.

Mrs. Samuel WilkeSon Entertained at
cards in honor or Mrs. William ID. Tyler on
Thursday afternoon. Cinch was the game
played at the seven tables. Mrs. Baltic
won the first prize and Mrs. Kershaw tho
second. after which elaborate refreshm snts
were served 20 tho guests. who were: Mrs
w. II. Tyler. Mrs. G. J. .Ksrshaw. Mrs.
Clinton MunSon, Mrs. Galusha Parsons
Mrs. W. W. Evans. Mrs. G H. Hyde, Mrs
William Rigeiow. Mrs. stephen Sears. Mrs
II. Alter, Mrs, Frank Allyn, Mrs. Arthur
Bridgman. Mrs. Otis Sprague. Mrs. w. II.
Woodruff. Mrs. Louis u. Campbell, Mrs. ].
Rowe. MrS. n NJ. Insersou. Mrs. IL II.
Thomas, Mrs. r W. Deriekson. Mrs
Frank Clark. Mrs. Nelson Bennett. Mrs.
Little. Mrs. Fanny Bailey. Mrs. George r.
Deiprat. Mrs. Thomas Riggs, Mrs Adna
Anderson
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-20
THE DREANI-sHIP.

When all the world is fast asleep.
Along the midnight skies
As though IL were a wandering cloud
The ghostly Dream-Ship flies.
An angel stands at the pream-ship's
helm,
An angel stands at the PROV.
And an angel STANDS al the Dreaiii- snip
With rue-wreath on her brow.
The other angels silver-crowned,
Pilot and helmsman are,
But the angel with the wreath or rue
Tosseth the dreams afar.
The dreams they fall on rich and poor.
They fall on young and old;
And some are dreams of poverty.
And some are dreams of gold.
And some are dreams that thrill with Joy.
And some that melt TO tears;
Some are dreams of the dawn or love,
And some Of the old, dead years.
On rich and poor alike they fall.
Alike on young and old,
Bringing to slumhering earth their joys
And sorrows manifold.
The friendless youth in them shall do
The deeds Of mighty men,
And dropping age shall feel the grace
OF buoyant youth again.
The king shall be a beggarman.
The pauper be a king,
In that revenge of recompense
The Dream-Ship dreams do bring.
So ever downward float the dreams
That are for all and me,
And there is never mortal man
Can solve that mystery.
But ever onward in it's course
Along the haunted skies
As though il were q cloud astray-
The ghostiy Dream-Ship flies.
Two angels with their silver crowns
Pilot and helmsman are,
And an angel with a wreath of rue
Tosseth the dreams afar.
Eugene Field.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-20

family and few friends were In attend
arce The young couple have the o<st
wishes of many friends. They left on tne
afternoon train for Seattle and thence VII
20 70 their future home al Whatcorn.
The Epworth League convention o. tne
New Whatcorn district = 20 taset AZ . = =
eft OF ths 18th o. this month ana W. oe
ia session three days. large attenaancs
- ANTICIPATED
Mr. n siewe-t and family have returnet
from Adrian, M4ch-
NJ Fsr-a-as % Seattle. has been TIE
guest OF Mrs. w. @. Swalweh this week
Mss Hattie Ault. % Sn0hornisn. E4s
taken a position Ia an Everett store.
a very peasant social Was given y TIE
Ladies AID Society q the Baptist eaarea
or Friday evening.
Mr. H IaaTntt. county sup-rtnt.nt-
srf % schcoss. vas in TIE city on AAes-@N-
Dr. CharpeI. o. Granite Fails. was VS.
itor In Everett th.s week
Mr. J. r. Archer. % Washington CITY.
looked ever Everett this week a Company
win NJ. schuyler Duryee. general mana
ger q the Everett Land Company
Mr.. and Mr.. George 5. Brown. Of Taco
ma. wvere II town THIS week. Mrs.. Brown
remained q few Gays 20 visit her mother.
Mrs. Augusta Plsmmsr Foster.
Mr.. George r. Orchard OF Tacoma.
epeut a few DAYS fn Everett tbs week.
Judge Whstney has returned from visit
20 Portland. Re SAYS that the banks there
are - bur1enee with money that they are
placing a few Millions IN government
bonds
Mrs. Ouinstt., 90 Tacoma has been IN
the city this week the guest OF her daush-
te-. Mrs. c. u. Fratt.
A party consisting OF Mr.. W. @. swal-
wei. NJ " v. Mish. Mr.. A J. Westland
Mr. George Clark and Mr.. Frank Brewer
left on FRIDAY evening 1or hunting trip
on the Columbia river.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-20

Fa!raave0. oct SpeciaI-N-s. Har-
yev T. Dickinson gave charming card
party Wednesday afternoon IN honor 81
her guest, AIRS Robert r. Strahorn. cf
Boston Mr.. and Mrs Straaorn formerly
lve3 tn Fa,rhayca. and the event was &
happy reunion - many ella friends
The afternoon passed only too swiftly
The prizes were award g 70 Mrs Fd-ar
Cow Tir Ms Batcman ana - IS Newman
Then followed reTTesHu-erts -cst e,ah---
aSe ar5 5e MY. Among those present were.
Mrs NcNe~@.e. Mrs 81 Il. Dowcs. Mrs
p n Nelson Mrs E,,and .. GawwaN
Airs Hamilton N.rs Gillette. 1Grs George
Back. Mrs john Black Mrs Kirkpatrick.
A.rs, Iesiee. Mrs. e. j. I.ar~abee Mrs Wa
dron. Mrs. Stra1e-, Mrs. Bateman. Mos
McClel}a1a, MISS Newman. Mss Gamwel
ana others The par,>rs vgre ike VERT
abe rose gardens. With their rnvriaas cf
graceful rrsas smiling fTgTu every nook
ana corner. 1ire Strahoru EXPRESSED q
great 1es're O. possess the October roses 4
Bf.HuEham bay and tae Whitman county
display e apples az tho Spokane fralt fair
- carry back 90 E1sto1 - as 70 C1nvfncs
sou1e ~ tnt skspfical New E-c-ant9srs
tnat az llXUr4es ard beautiful things are
not confined 10 thesr climate Mrs ana
Mrs StTahovE left Tor the UPPER sound
points. Spokane and the East On Satar-
days Great Northern ira "a.