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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-22

Scr fu9t osrleidb Genen, Der iein'n
Safe be5ablb," bsnte itb Bel mir =
aber ba babben feline Oogen ihon
:pieOer dnne anbsre S4uBiinis. Sept
bbab er bic Sber5is9er beI9nub5ern.
bic bi9te bei'n Ofen binsen.
nSas sloobe i9, 10 eenen me4Pite
po6 baben," iage i9 Dor mid bin, absr
tpseB 9nebbAen, graoe als ipenn er'I4
ge1eerO bdOoe, 3uOIdb er semieOli9
feinen 9afTee aus, idbebo uff I'M
Iansb mibbsn in be Sbsrsis6sr 'nein.
nNdnu," bente ih, rbas is amsnOs
gar d Observation-Disclosures! Gr pcro
uber bod penisitens MID meinen nebs
men!"
2tber rt9big - mics bas ltngliid
min, lango Der @erl meinen Sberaie6er
BON Saten 'runber I'm ruofbO in meiz
men re9Oen Iermel, als penn bas nur
10 fein mibbe!
0a fdlt mir uff eemal Elm, 0aB .ih
msinen SausI9liRel in Der Sber3ie6srz
baihe i9beden baobe. Na, mel
S6red! Sbne Sber3isber beeme gs6n
IN gu Sauie MID dmal 'nein gennen-
nee, bas mar 5uOisl, ba bieb es l6aRz
oeln. Sd i6bringe uff renns bent
9srl na9, baloe'n on msinen &rdgen
fete In iags:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-22

Miinben 1T glei6 elmer Der Slang
puntte Der Sabrt. Sn sinem rOmantis
fden. tiefen Sbale. duf Der Our4 ben
3uiummenfluB bon Derra unb Suloa
9sbilpeten !9albinIel gelegen, ma9t er
nit ieinem SaloB. Der ct. 8laiii>
tiras, Oem 1919 erbauten Ratb6aus
i'm 9ienaifaneeItil, Der t0niglihen
SorItataoemie nit botanii6em 8arten
uno Der i10nen @iIen6abnbriide iibsr
bic @erra, ME ii6erbaupt Our4 bic
gum She'll dltertbiimlihe 8auart einen
beoeutenOsn @inOrud. Sm M;ttslalter
Elm blii6snbsr Stapelprt, mahte ieboa
bic 3erit0rung bur4 SiIp i'm @aui
1926 Oisier Serrli4teit Elm Gnoe unO
ielbit bis beute bat bic Staot Ii9 BON
isaem S9lags nod ni4t ipisoer erbolt.
On Der @uBsnIsite Der 9arniionstir1e
iisbt man ben 2ei9snitein bes Or. Gi>
isnbart, Der IiA 1927 bier auf Der
Sur4reiie auf feline glrt Sa SoOe tu<
rirts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-22
Der n,o0erne |aior.

pgaiat ernit, msint Sbr, iei ib gu ns9s
men,
limb meins pfsile itreifen nur,
Sic brinsen niht in Ssrssnstiefe,
llnb fAnel Dernii4t iei lire Spur2"
%, truut mir n;9t, SSr leidteu Sfos
ren,
WGbnt nia., Sbr t0nnet nit mir ltdns
beln,
limb nit be6snbsm Spott Johann
gntflisb'n ben lod'ren 2iebes9Gnbeln!"
rO6 alter, o6 moosrrer gtmor,
6leit3 ii4er 5isl' i4 auf bic 8suteS
gti4t anoers trifft mein Sfeil, tpie
emit,
Gr iist 10 feit, tpie sinit nod bsuts."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-22

sAH]s---
s.l unS bic Sieben S9pa6sn. GO
folgen nun 9amsln nit itdttlihsnl
Shlob bes @rafsn Sbu!snburg. Sta
tim @robnbs nit alter Burg unb Stds
tipn Gmmsrtbal nit Gilenbabnbriide
iiber Die @eIer uRo Der !9dmmel9ens
burg, einss an Stells elmer alten Burg
1888 bis 1912 erbautsn S9lpiIes in
&enaiRanceitil, unitreitig Der erIte arr
hitettoniI6e 9lanSpunlt Der ganSea
Strede. Dir ndbern uns nun bsm
@nbpuntt Der OampfsrfaArt. Sn Der
Serne tal6t auf bic pieltbiirmise Rdis
tenfdngeritaot uno ebemdlige 5eituns
Sameln. SIMMER Osutlirber trttt bas
in ben Rdbmen elmer anmutbigsn ulns
sebung sefaBte Bib berpur; enblia
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-22
Cine sDefrrfabrt non Miinoen
bis galnelu.
8pn ". Sbrot.

Gnblih Idb id iie. bic Weier, bieIen
bsutideItsn alls- beimii4sn StrDme die
allein esb0rt i.,tt ibrem gan5sn 9ebiete
Dsuti6em 8oben am uno aud elmer
Der tlaIiii9Iten. Sm Weierlunbe erE
bielt bic r0miI9e 9errI9aft, bic ii3
am G6ein urb an Der MoIsl 10 itol5
aufgsbaut, enbISh ben SoOesitOB. In
ibren lliern bauiten iene Gberuster,
beren md9tiger @u9s. truBiger Sinn
uno berbss DeIen nod in ben beutigen
8epobnern iortlebt. 9luf ienen Ssrs
gen 6attsn iie ibre Seiligtbiimer, ibre
WobnItdtten in jenen Wdloern, BEL bes
rem 9etrsten bu angebau4t tpirit OOn
ben S9auern elmer groBen @ergdnJenz
beit. glber duh in lanbIhaftliz
der Siniiht BARI bic Weier iih ieben
laiIen. Sbre llfer ss6Dren gu bem ans
mutbigTten unO S90niten, mas in
beuti4en 2anoen gu finben 1T, iie
limb umtrGnSt bon elmer guten @n3d6l
btitorii9 mertipiirOiger uno ar9itettos
mild intereFanter Stdbte, bas 9dn5e
lit pertldrt pom 9elIOunteI Der Sage.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-22

- 0eutf4. 81: mGls
If neu!ich ben griinen @e9 ii6erqIsrte,
bin id beinabs i'm S9muB iteden ges
blieben!" - g.: nOds 1T anoersipo
au9 ni9t beHer. Wair paIiirte bass
ielbe, ais ib geItern bic WtartrdBe
our9lGn9ite!"
= 6eterli6er W mem t.
Ssreunb (in's 3immsr treteno): r8ie.
cine 6laIae Wein BEL Der 9lrbeit i.
SdTt Ou 9sburtstage" = Shriftz
teller; rDas ri9t : a6er bic SelOin
meiuss Rpmans perlobt iia sben!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-22
Simmer bcudjIeriidj.

Dame: .Saben sic &ndbenIptsl'
seug, bas aud an Sonntag benust
Derbsn tdnn9"
Gei6dftsmdnn: .@etpiB, nebmen
Sic etne SAadtel Solodten."
0ams: yWie tunn man am Sabs
batb nit Solbatsn ipiclen!"
@eIhdftsmann: nSa, bern bie's
8lsiiolouten gebDrsn ia our DSalpatipn
4rmD"."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-22

n9td, enbfaulbigen Ss. mel subsites
Serr4en. mel !9ausIdliTel Is nod in
Der Sai4e, laIien 81 mid ben sefdls
ligIt erIcbo 'rausnebmen!"
0ds @erl9en gudo MIDI erIdb gan5
perbubb an, oann idgOs er absr nib
Der greeBoen Seefli9geep, inbem er mir
ben .Sausi9liIiel ieberreidb; nd,
bibbe isbr, Serr 8lismhen, 10 ipar'I9
MID gemssnO. Der SausidliHel sebsero
unspeifelbaft Sbnenl" lin nib ben
@orten: sd babe bic @bre," mar er
nit bsm S6ersieber mas bate lpds
9annIts Sur 96isrs 'naus TN i1 i4osbe
ba miO'R SausT4lifel rie'n iiegreider
!Selo.
Sd, &urraIhe muB Der MsnIb 6as
ben,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-22
Nnfa Su6cr.

Srau RoTu Su9er, bic berii9mte
@dgnerzSdngerin Der 9erliner Oper.
eaItirt gesenlpGrtig in Sem Dort, ipo
bic beuti6e Oper, na4 tur5er Inter
briidung Seitens Der nberiibmten"
@ier6unOsrt, elm 9luferitebunssfeit
ftiert. Srau Suher 1T Die Satin bss
erIten Qualifications Der Serliner
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-22
Dds Gattenfd fdraer61us in
Sdmcln.

SiT&su6tanFalt i'm S4!ietsysbrunnen
in Qtugsnidein geaomms1, beiteiaen
pn ben ienieits Der Bsier lid cr9ebtnz
BEN, ebemals Itdrt bei:it:gten 2el Mes
ter bp6en &liitert. Sm g(6sno!onntas
1dein lisgt bic StdDt uns 81 UiBsn.
Siinli9 geipenOet, psrfOlgen mir zen
2auf Der 8eIer ipsitbin unp Dsr3e9cEs
pdrtigen uns nod einmdl i'm 8e:It! eie
liebli4en 9ilber, bic in manaigfa!tis
gem 8e6Iel beute on unieren Slidsu
borii6er5ogen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-22
8eferbo d BEL 9 ollie.

@ine 6atbe Stunbs unterbaIb 9ol5z
minosn osrenssn ii4 bic llfer Der Dea
fer pieoer, bic nun in me9rsren gepals
tiasn &riimmunsen cas @ebirse burdz
bri6t. Gin pittorsstes 2anbIAdftsz
bib srDffnst bieIe .@ngs. gs 1T bds
Stdot1en pols nit benz purb cine
Suraruins setronten iossuannten
DeIer6od. Nab elmer Stunoe senubs
reitsr 6abrt Station @oOsnperOer,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-22

8epsis. Die i.lnge 5rau
Dottorin (5u ibrsr Mutter): ~Ob mid
elrtbur lisbt, frugIt Su? SD tann Din
Tagsn, uls i4 neulid trant mar, Gu bal
II fosar einsu unbsrn @rSt bolsn laI'
len!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-22

Spsr. Sbrs @lunsrollen iinb Sruns
biloe in Der ,Waltiire" uno IN Der
@DtterOGmmsrung, iopie nSIoIbe" in
3riitan unb Siolbs. Sn oes leBteren
Rplls tpirb iie gegentpdrtis pobl bon
feiner Ripdlin iibsrtrofien. Srau
@u6er lit cine bsrrIi9e Siibnenerz
ideinnns. Bir brinsen ibr pobIgea
troffenes portrait.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-22

Gin tleinsr Sampfer trdst uns bic
@eIer binab, poriiber BEL @arlsbafen.
an Der Miinoung Der Oiemel, no bas
SIuBtbal, obi4on er6e6lih enger, an
man4e partien Der Rbeinfabrt 5pis
i9en 8oblenS uno 8ingen erinnert,
boriiber an 5iirItenberg, no Der Sol@
linspalo berportritt, an Dem berrliGs
gelegenen !9Orter nit Ieinem ipeltbez
riibmten &loIter, an Der S22 gsgriinz
Oeten abtei &Oroep unO nad einisen
Stunosn 1abrt gtlangen mir nab
Sol3minoen, in beiIen gfdbe Der b04Fe
Berg oes @sIergebirgs, Der $40 Meter
bp6e &Oterbsrg, emporrast.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-22

- Spnberbar. vNun, ipie
pertra9en sic iih nit Sbrem iebigsn
Gompognpn9" - ngt4, bDren Sis MIR
auf! Mit osm muB man ii9 fortpGbs
renb berumItre;ten, fpsnn man nit inn
qut austommen mill"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-22


elm 3eihen nit Der @lods, uno mir
tOnnen feIten SUB faIfen. 9u es no4
friib am Sage 1T, beniisen mir Die Lns
bettIeibenben Stun3:n CUR 9eliAiz
sung Der Stabt, Die nit i6rer tburms
btpebrten &ingmallsr, ibren 0iel,n az
tert6iimlihen Sduisrr, Oaruni:r bes
itnOsrs mertpiiroig oas Ratts7fdns
gtrbaus unO bas iogenaante ooh3eit5s
baus, pem altsn Rat9baus uno Der
Miinitertir9e (asIpfinsli9 Stifts<
tirde oss beiligen 8Dnifacius, in IL.
Sabrbunbert gesrii;lOet, nah bern
8ranpe i'm IA. SaDrbInbert n'u er=
baut, 1870 Bis 1875 reitaurirt) sinsn
re9t Itdttli9en @inbrud na1t. Nabs
bem mir nod ben 2aasfan9 uao Die
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-22

Ieue 8eaei9nuns. 2e9rs
iunse Gebr auFseresD; Msiiter, sic
mDAten bob glei9 nad SuuTe toms
men! = SauIter; S6odI4pereaotb!
OaB man feline Rube triest. Das 1T
oenn lose = Gebrjunge: Die Meis
Itsrin bat siusH Subea bOppelt bstoms
Wsn!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-22
8erbl iii m /.

Sat: 2tsbe RoTalis, bic lebte WaE
bradtsn Sic mir. mics Ibisn. gan;
BON Der Nsise! Sd boffs, oab Sit
.Nbrs Neigung msbr burA Die 9lumt
ausoriiden!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-22

Sameln NIT benz Sad sfune.
9sburtsort bss psltberiibmten 5rsiz
BERN BON Miinhbauien, einss Der
Mdnrer. auf Die mir OeutIasn beIon=
b,rs Itols is;n t0nu'n, sb.nIo Fols iUle
aaf ben DOttor Sauit. SiG guIeaIp;ss
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-22
Sarter mint.

sd msine, Der Rod pirft bier iiber
bic 8ruit Saltsn!"
rDas tommt nur oupon. bab i9
mir erluubt babe, bic Re4nung glsi4
in Die 9ruittaIde su iteden,"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-10
A ChiId,s March and April.

In the public schools day the children
We're given the subject March and April,
and half an hour in which TO write COM
position. A little miss, twelve years old,
wrote the following:
March and April are TWO of my friends.
although they are SO different March IS
visiting me now, and doing all she can to
get ready for April. She may be blustery
and rough on the outside, but she has a very
warm heart and does great deal of good.
Now, to-day, for instance, she is just as
besides smiling brightly. she is drying
her tears of yesterday and helping the ten
der young grass and vines and roots to
come out and grow. All the little buds on
the trees are trying to catch some of her
sunbea ms, to help make their pretty green
dresses for the summer. Her visit will be
out soon, for she has been here several
DAYS already, and she can only stay till
the 31st April will come then, and we will
have laughing and crying by turns. She is
such n changeable creature that We can not
b. sure of her behavior. When the flowers,
all tucked away SO nicely in their brown
cradles feel March tenderly take off their
nice white coyelet, they wait till April
knocks at the door, then they spring up out
OF bed and shake off their brown blanket
and run to the door TO meet her. Violet
is one of the first, SO is Tulip, and Daisy
and Snowdrop, and lovely little yellow But
tarf,Jn All yes, there is the delicate face of
my little fayorlte, Spring-beauty; they are
ali SO glad to see April. April seems tickle
because she Is So froiicsor1e, but she Is IL
great favorite with all the early flowers.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-10
THE ROBBERS GOT NOTHING.
Engineer IngIes's Story of the Hold
Up OF the European Mail.

STOCKTON, Cal. March 9.-The train
known as the European mail was held up
near Carriers switch, about four miles from
this city, at 1920 last night. The robbers
secured nothing. Engineer Ingles tells the
following story: "A short distance from
Carriers switch, myself and fireman House
were startled by a man who crawIed over
the tender and, pointing pistol at our
heads, ordered us to stop the train. He
was masked. stopped the engine and the
fellow then ordered us to get off. which
we did. Two other masked men were stand
ing on the ground waiting for US. They or
dered us to walk back to the express car,
the men telling me to instruct the mes
senger to open the door they had dyna-
mite and would blow up the car if the
door was not opened. i told the messen-
ger this and he fired two shots at the
robbers. A passenger stuck his head out
of one of the windows and one of the rob-
bers fired a shot at him. The men threat
ened again to blow the car to pieces with
express messenger then complied with their
demands. The men got inside, taking us
with them, and ransacked the car. All
the money was in the big safe and they
did not try to open it. They got nothing
whatever. After satisfying themselves that
there was nothing Of value outside the
they jumped out of the car and went
ahead to the engine again, taking us with
dnem K !; f t Ine enge ed fhe i men mn
shots at the passenger cars to scarce their
occupants, | suppose. pulled the throttle
and started towards Lodi. a brakeman
was sent back to Stockton to flag the
Oregon express, which was soon to come
along, and we. waited until the engine
came from Lodi"
A sheriff's posse and two bloodhounds are
in pursuit of the robbers.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-10
CITY NEWS NOTES.

Tuesday, Prof John r: Commons will read
a paper on Socialism"
Rev. 2. R; Van Buskirk, pastor of the
Third Christian Church, and Rev. A. j.
Frank, of Greencastle, exchange pulpits to-
day.
The John Plotz Coal Company of New
Albany, yesterday filed articles of assocla-
ton with the Secretary of State, capital
stock $4,000.
The case of MN. e. Evans, charged with
obtaining money, under false pretenses, was
continued by Judge Stubs yesterday morn
ing until Monday, under $500 bond.
A concert will be given at Mayfower
Church Friday evening, under the auspices
of the Y. P. S. c. e. The concert will in
clude laughable cantata, 'Quixotic Quak-
ers."
The Marion County Agricultural and Hor-
tiou1tural Society held an exhibition yester-
day in the Statehouse; of prepared foods.
members present and their guests ate the
choice viandS.
Mrs. Hattie A. Ryder, d. d. G. C. Rath-
bone Sisters, will go to Brownsburg Mon
day. to institute a temple at that place
Victory Temple of Plainfield will exemplify
the work, and number of members from
here will accompany Mrs Ryder.
The Wonans Business and Social Union
of Roberts Park Church will hold it's semi
o'clock, instead of 2:3o, in the lecture room
of the church The election of the heads
of sections viii take . place and other bust
The Indiana McAll Mission Society will
hold it's ninth annual meeting tomorrow
afternoon in Memorial Church. at the cor
neT of Ash street and Christian avenue at
3 o'clock An interesting programme has
been arranged to show the progress OF the
work Speakers will be limited TO five or
six minutes general invitation is ex-
tended.
The ladies of the Sewing Circle of Hall
place Church will give musical and IT.
erary entertainment next Wednesday even
ing at the church, corner of Hall place and
Seventh street. Miss Mayne Roberts
whose reputation as an elocutionist is favor
ably known, will give a number of selec-
tions Music by mandolin club will also
be fea ture
The quilting bee last Wednesday in the
narlors of Roberts Park Church was very
successful financially and socially. and viii
he repeated one week from next Nedras-
day orders for quilts. comforts or plain
needlework can be given to the Chairman
street verbally. by mail or telephone or 70
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-10
F. Hopkinson smith. lectures.

Mr. F. Hopkinson Smith, who will lee
ture under the auspices of the Portfolio
Club. announces his subjects as follows:
Friday, March Is, 1.-THE Quality of the
Picturesque" Saturday, March Is, Certain
Art Fads;;' Monday, March 49, Under a
White Umbrella" These are three of his
best lectures and have been received with
great favor in the large cities of the country
during this year. None who heard him
when here few weeks ago will fail to APP
preciate the treat which is before them Al
though these lectures relate to various
phases of art Mr.. smith does not deal in
the broad culture and versatility of talent
which make them entertaining to all who
listen, whether especially interested in art
matters or not. Some writer has described
his as a brilliant, thoroughbred cosnopo-
lite, with mind tuned to all masterful arts
and illumined with splendor which
is both simple and delicate" 1t is true,
at all events, that he impresses himself
whateyer the theme he handles.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-10
Comes Club No Moro.

The financial condition of the Cosmos
Club has at last caused that organization
to close it's doors The club has during its
short life of about three years been one
of the swell social organizations of the
city it has occupied elegant quarters at
1874 North Illinois street and had the room
furnished in the most elaborate style. It's
social affairs during the past winter have
been considered the events of the season
as no expense was spared in making them
elegant. But the pace was too fast and the
Indebtedness has become so great that a
committee has been appointed to close up
the cIflh'S affairs.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-10
John H. Gavin Dead.

John f. Gavin died yesterday noon at
his home. 2el South Pennsylvania street
of congestion of the BRAIN the result of
an attack of the grip. He had many friends
here and throughout the State. For five
years heswas connected with the New York
store, but has been travelling more recently
for an Eastern shoe house. Deceased was
fwenty-efght years old and a brother of
William and Joseph Gavin, who have been
identified with Dickson & Talbott's theaters
IA fffa fit
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-10
NEW BISHOPS ORDINATION.
1t VIII Probably Be Celebrated I'm
Latter Part of April.

The formal negotiations among the stand
ing committees of the Episcopal Church for
the ordination of the newly-elected bishop,
J. Hazen White, have been secured, and the
papers have been forwarded for the consent
of the bishops. The ordination will prob
ably be celebrated April %. in st. PauIs
Church. of this city. The bishops first pub
lie duty will be to lay the cornerstone of
the chapel of the church, which will be
ready in May. The foundations were be-
gun last week.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-10
MunicfnnI Notes.

w. H. Cooper, president Of the Council.
has been i'll the past week
The Board of Works has cut the wages of
bowlderers from $3.50 to 81 per day.
Custodian Wheat, of Tomlinson HALL has
been summoned to appear before the Board
of Works Tuesday. Justice of the Peace
Johnson has complained that Wheat has
failed to pay rent bill long overdue.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-10
Knights or PytIrsnx Fair.

At the meeting of the committee of the
knights of Pythias. which has in charge
the arrangements of the fair to be given
April 80 "a. % and IS at Tomlinson Hall.
the booth committee submitted plans for
sixteen booths TO be arranged as were those
at the Flower Mission fair. The booths will
be in charge Of the various lodges. An en-
tertainment will be given each evening of
the sair.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-10
ing OF West street TOM KENTUCKY AVENUE
to Morris street
New Inspectors and Chainmen.
The Board of Works yesterday made the
following appointments from the civil service
eligible list: j. w. Chaplin and Rufus Swain,
inspectors; J. 3. Cameron, Frank Thomas
and George Champe chainmen. The last
New inspectors
Conde Building walls safe.

Building Inspector Pendergast was con-
suited yesterday regarding the building of
the Condo building, recently Quilted by fire.
Mr.. Pendergast has found that the walls
secure, having been constructed for a
large building. Mrs. Rhodius, the owner
purposes to build four-story, stone-front
building on the site. If she can secure as
surances that more floors can be rented she
will make the building six seven stories
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-10
want Sand Foundation.

Judge Martindale yesterday filed with the
Board of Works petition, signed by fifty
residents of North Meridian street, asking
for block pavement on sand foundation.
The board somewhat surprised to find
so many wanting sand but the members
say they will not authorize such a pave
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-10
Supplies for March.

The Board of Works yesterday received
bids for office supplies for the month of
March. The Journal Printing Company
bid $3.50; George Weeks, $3.50; the Sentinel
Printing Company, $72.40 and William B.
Burford, $69. IS. The latter was awarded the
cn,1f~ oof
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-10

Mrs. Emil Wulschner president Of the
Woman's Business and Social Union of the
church.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-10
Mrs. Nancy j. Burford III.

Mrs. Nancy j. Burford, the aged mother
of William b. Burford, is dangerously i'll
at the home of DIR. John =. Burford. No l62
North Meridian street. Mrs. Eurford has
long suffered from lung trouble.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-10

George Sneuvei was arrested yesterday
afternoon for snatching purse from a
lady who WAS attending a funeral at 81
Johns Church. The purse contained thirty
or forty cents and was found on the ma
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-04-06

L realized what he was about the stran-
ger was on the platform of a roadside
station. Ny gesture of dismay must
have been construed by him as a fare
we'll, for he raised his hat. The express
was already in motion. I craned from
the window to catch the name of the
station, but before I realized I was on
the wrong side all hope of that clew
was gone. Three hours after l had left
England.
Subsequently inquiries in Ross-shire
elected the fact that an Englishman
had been lost in the neighborhood years
before, bet not even a legend connected
his disappearance with Loeb Finaich.
The ring is still on my finger. I have
a great affection for it, and if it's owner
were to appear I should feel lost with
out it, for it has taught me many things,
but not to settle the great question:
"Was it a five FOUNDER, or was it a
pixie?'-London Sketch.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-04-06
In JaDan,

Come. little pigeon, all weary with play,
Come and thy pinions furl."
That's what a Japanese mother would say
To her dear little Japanese girl.
"Cease to flutter thy white. white wings,
Now that the day is dead.
Listen and dream while the mother bird
sings"
That means, cts time for bed"
''Stay, little sunbeam, and cherish me here.
MY heart is so cold when you roam"
That is Japanese for "No, my dear;
I'd rather you'd play at home"
'Roses and lilies shall strew thy way.
The sun goddess now has smiled"
That's what q japanese mother would say
To a good little Japanese child.