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Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25
SDo 9afntas &egislatmr.

9eron8 lobe San. -Suiets SuKitss
tpmite inOitiQeoe ibu8 til 8eOtaselis ct
6UriIag on at Mortgagee itat sipe
Mortgagor Ell aopi al ale Mortgages,
iOm ban 9iUer, bpis ban life sisr BET,
er 9antebeitelien usplbi9.
s Suiet freminttes iba9 ct pisti9t
5~Orla9 ON, at 8rano'Q siuraucss8om ,
pauier fan tiaaOes at ~8arnutere Gpuns
tp, % StatsembssmRnbs 8uubs moo
at betale Ell lioen Night for iaaOanue
Bombs.
5or la9et ON at 6~emDuoise Statens
AttOrnep General til at ~paabespuoe
4roces MOB be al @rtasierer 9aptOrs
Sa~utionilter, iom Dor ubenfOr Stateu,
er unoertesnet al @upernsren.
Manoas 21be San.-Suiets &omite
for Gtaisantis9enoer iuoittlebe til
8sbtaselie ct gmenbement til 8eiOltiO'
men ON at unberisse apmmisi9ren for
Stolelanb, iaa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
tommer tit at beitaa al 5 Nieolemmer.
aomiteen for Mibler ps llopsie bar
iuoitilet III 8eota9elie 5or 1aset on at
ucintte 9ioen for Detailing at Statteu
paa rsrlis giencom til ben lite Ottbr.
1895.
So, 9idoper iremiatte Ell Reiplutiun
ON, at 8eoil9ningstOmiteeu ital rap'
pOrtsre life ienere enS ben 2oen 5ebr.,
Os at 9e8islaturen ltat nicurnsre Den
Soe 6ebr.
ST 5orllas ON at tilabe Counter
at betule Bremier for @Opbers, blep
fremiat / Suiet.
Senatets Reioluttou ON 8epiiipn al
@ruublupeu pasiereoe iprite 2asnins
Suiet.
s Setatet fremiattes ct 6Urllng ON
of a~iftaffe bet itatiitiife Bureau.
s. g. SOt6tiis fra apman County
bleu sipst en- 9elesatS 8ettis beber /
Senatet.
9empsrancesa pmiteen %inoitiqeoe til
@eotaselie en- 8oppOrt ON 8eiubmiss
acknowledgements. 8appOrten uebto>
ses.
Den SOmits, Der nebiattes for of
uuberisse Grtusierer 9aplOrs aiarer,
bOlosr III fine Msber for lutteoe 9gre,
iau ma biotit life ueo nusst ON 8s.
iultatet al oeus llnoerigselie.
1irsbasen ben 22Oe San. gals paa
5orenebe Staters Senator foresit ioas.
8 Suiet III Senator 8ettisrsiu 81
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25

lpnes goot ON ben | ale SeniceROer, o. Ie9
u! nu'ie. at Gnbpcr, ION trGnser en- Spulas
lsile, mao benntte Selll9heocn III at iaa ia
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25
SSam bar iffe oruffem

6pOrleOes 9ooe @euernler unoertioen
opmne3 ialif iremgaar al Ell Nuetoote,
~iOytalt al 5priatteren al "Sberman'3
Marh through the Gputb." Oct bar
ON MOrsenen FANNIE Dag, Slagst ueO
Geiaca fanot Steo. General Sherman
tnUOe bsle &atten ppret belfiaiti9et
meo at uoar6sioe fine Sla9plauer %
5auOe M taitet fig neo unOer ct 9ra
peo Sioen al 8eisu % itar falot |
SDun. San babe tut en- S~rOonans
5OS Jig, % iaa al Manoene, ibet be
mari6ercoe iOrbi, uioite, at ben go
uenoe par Sherman.
"Gr BET en- @eusral?" ipur9te Ell
SOlOut C~roomanieu.
"Sa," iuureOe CroOuuanIeu.
"@n nDoelig Mnnoe, ri bliper fom,
manoeret pnn, uanr uOre Generator flo
ger Orntne ueO SiOeu al Seieu!" no.
brlo SOtbaten, ioet ban 9it piOere.
"Stop, Wnno!" raabte Sherman,
iOet ban iprauS op; for Fan lDntes al.
lib at iUpe meo ct Ore aabent. "Stop,
Wtano! Seq er life orufter. WeOeus
OH iOO Iiolte Rat, lasbe ies 8lauer for
Dig, Cir; % MI tos ies mig ct Sluno.
@eneral Sbsrman orittsr fig alorig
fulo, Sir"
Soloaten liiteOe ltamiulo bort. Men
bois General Sherman bapoe iruet liot
mere IaIt, Uiloe Manoen babe trcet oa
rlmell9uts ~iortalt, at ban par tommen
fcrbi Ell Unions @eneral, iom laa oruf.
ten Deb SiOen at 8eien. 7
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25
HaWkeye Grub 4 Stump Machine

@taar faa Heooer ca otub6er. auIfer % en- olu,iu.
bella "8rub"i ei blIpt Wtiuut. Pnhhcr aInsts. q
attes, uoei at ben fDites ira fin glaoS, On SPou n
sa sut % en 9eit tan arbeios lnco Den. Suaeu TINA
slettln5er easr 3erEs-R0oS" al GannStere, NpIiaasn
gaa n0Ble laa actts bet Igrite Mar uil betale Tor WSo.
ht 'eI %StouIano. Der lie alber npast at Ia. Sprps
~, ga en- tlseltl duitHg meo mntOre VI beiSs IA
.rasloar9lgt after Geres aamle, uoarmeo, 9auo pen AZ
Botal 9lro for at jenoe eit,r en- t1Iitrsrst 9o,, q
Htr ulne9oloer Sits. SetinseIisr % BiSnesbprr. III.
n9e '~hIotlnol9 unoer etning ON Dor /. X. I, Grnh-
81 iron Giant Grub and Stump Machine 4 eifss
2stptrqe % andre Reoifaber til Or rponina al cynn,
tsa0' aoresis' Milne Manufacturing CO. 66i az
~ ''u'"' h' 2s2I-6-F-eow
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25

meo 0tsiiuurn blauot bette 5orlftie.lfFa's
30 msres cuopg MI opcraIt arilteHRsoen-
8 lao BET tie pRre iaa bIanot os, tl9ts
genuer! SAB os paagne op I'll ny 5oer tot
gsraels Grei.! GA0ea apsat.r lg %
8ao5 9olts 3ubiamsr8 ian ior 2gFf''
CAB ps beoe:
ut bet gl00, iUm Dc aogite,
ga be Gig tOrsiPltc loo,
pit bet BluO, iom % i%orteits,
glaa bliOe Dem ru 2juiens 6loo!
gI Su eli pqre mso oeuue SRoiamlins?
Guorr banter SsraeI i~rsolss % bjemles
ON paa 3orpeu. giI on oa Ell tase Del | at
iamle bette 6olt ON 5reosiDriten til 5aoer'
bIenmet?
:Saaea arifen buroe tr9tte paanOen ttl'
baae, naar Seius beOer ON SiRip tor oisle
line ulptfelige 8reore eiter aIpoet. Su9eII
Reuiahco buroe furlsmme at noe Sloras
til oenne Misiion. Sn9en Brett buroe
alemme fin beaiae 81 at mob Dor 6rsliers
eaen sIast. Suseu aoiuOciorenia8 buroe
itaa uoeHfor bette Guos Hi9ss Arbstoe.
9iGre, Tom Ssraet ibu for Seiu Stplo!
SiGr M tranger oenue @i8iiun be artft'
mes 8IGrliebeOssaper; tbt Dor 6oren'uaSa
tasie er i itor llnoerbaIance % to al eore
Ni5iionGrer er ipse % IioeHoe.
Vi beoer life ON me8et; ot beoer fun ON
en- liocn Sci al 8riiti ajGrli8beo ior oisie
Smeriens 8grn.
aom Ssrnel ibu! Glen life Din 0ieIo
ii S8rael!
On bette bcOer GOers / brooerIig ser.
q UeHteo s. NRlIer e99eH.
3 3lnuar 1895.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25

The Book OF II FAIR, by Hubert
Howe Bancroft, is the only work of the
kind published regarding the great Elk.
position. 1t is to be a full and complete
history and description of the Worlds
Fair at Chicago, organization, buildings,
and exhibits, covering the whole ground
and is as full in detail as can be within
the limits assigned, namely. Eoooimperial
folio pages of pictures and print, to be is.
sued in IS parts, of 40 pages each, publ.
cation beginning soon after the opening
OF the Exposition. THE Book OF THE
FAIR is published by the Bancroft Com.
pany, Auditorium Building, Chicago.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25

ste m % s. 2. graipiuro, Ropuliit
IA. 5 Grnntet fit Getti9ren 80 os
Grapioro 9. Getti9rep III ialt 100
Stemmer % GrapIoro "a.
s Seuates pptaites ct glntal Betis
tioner mob Heiubmisfou. Disie bar.
be ialt omtriug 5000 lluOerfriiler.
8eiubmis ions aomiteens Seaport bleO
ueotaget rleo 26 mob II Stemmer.
Solicit oiG ielofslgetis after fua anleO'
ming til at femme ooer 8robibition.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25

auinpeiDgoOmme, osre3 gebanos
IinG % 6eIbrsbelie, er Gitelen paa Ell
al The Viturine Medicine Co. | Gbt'
cago uOgiuet BOG. Gen siper Ell nDI'
aBtlJ 8eitri0e!ie al be Dos auinoen fO'
retommenoe SggOOmms % llre9elmRs'
ijgbeoer iamt Maaoeu, bOorpaa De let,
bartigt Og bidi9t fan belbreOes, BO'
gen, JON er al 9anite ualmiuoelig 9nter-
este for aae 9Uiuoer, ieuOes portofrit
til Gn6Uer, ion ino,enoer ct 2 Gents
5rimarte. Noresier
The Viturine Medicine Co.,
@, aag 81 3enrbOrn Str, Chicago.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25
NErerpoH leoia.

Stttle 5urtp % Crane Greet M~euiabeper
pnIfer fait Stplel9rer 90 8irteianaer. Stole.
tloen er 7 q s Wanueoer for Qaret meo |
collar 3ageu / 2Bn lamt Soften hos Nor.
rnerne | Stoletioen inotil nioere. Suot9ot
ION Sirteianaer pmirins 800 for aaret.
On, ION tan unoeruiie Multi o. Saua, piI
toretrattes, iiaeiom en- iaaoan tan aipre
He9nin9 paa mulise Granddaughter. g1isa.
NINA r%noisnoes ieneit inben f5oe 5ebruar
1895 til W~eni9bebens Brett.
Sauoe, Gbtdaiaw 60, Soma.
s. O. gteis.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25

Si uoloo.r en- Beginning Al 800 fUr butltctiome elf
9tIfnIec at adiarrb. iOm III, pads Gatlrrb Gart tan
fursrc. J. 3. eb uep s. g., GrOps.. Goteop, o.
vi unorrieancOe B E fen 8. 3. Gb euep De itote
Is &ar, % ui aniCr bam iUr al pare b.lt I'D taoerIia
ale 9auseIStIansaf tionsr % ~finaucielt er 9am ilian9
I'll at ntgoe aie Scrplt8teli.r, Tom 6Irnlet glgr
gSCit Il Ifudr, W1gltials Sruaat It 5oGeop, 8.
s~Salotn8, aeenan & 9atotr, S9bp.elaIe 0rugalis,
3Oieeu, 6.
pau5 9atarrb Cure CT for / ouenoil Brug, "a oct tius
Ter paa Slpoet % Sptemet5 Slimpte rlloC. = IS Is
cents per SLATE, Srlges bos ale 9rngliiter. Ielis
MOntfr gratis. 1921 SO = ian
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25

Ri bar moota9et en- upoelig uOitgret
Seed and Plant Guide ira $. g. 8udbee,
8odforo, 81, iom enbper, Der iuteresIerer
fs for Saueoprtnius ps 8lomner, bill babe
baaoe @lGoe % Gptte al at l9is. Sees bans
advertisement paa ct anoet Steo i8laost GA
ieuo eiter bans &ataloa.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25

Vt benleser 9GierueS Spnlprtiombeo
paa el8ln NurleterDs apertis lsutent paa ct
oncet Steo 8'aoet. Tens SO Sioer Itore
aa'atoa, iom tiIfenOeS gratis, ct me9et iuos
bolosria, % De, iom iutsresierer Iia for
2rRr, 5ri8ttrGr, Guer9reers o.ip., bill
baue @l9oe al at ieie ben.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-07

NEW YORK, March 7.-Goorge j. Gould
last evening emphatically denied that
there had been any settlement made upon
Count de Castellane. He waited until
the Now York. bearing his sister and his
new brother-in-law. had sailed. "I wish
to deny" he said, "the published report
Of marriage settlement upon Count de
Casteilane. My sister loves the count and
is loved in return. There was no pecu.
MARY interest In their nuptials."
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-07

Boston, March 7.-Captain William ii.
Thomes died very suddenly at his home
here last evening. Captain Thomes WAS
born in Portland May D, 1924. He went
TO California In ls43, and again I'm lS49
subsequently, visiting Honolulu, the East
Indies and Australia, and contributing
articles upon his travels TO various maga-
zines. He was president Of the California
Pioneers of New England, and in other
ways kept alive in his later years the
memories of his youth and middle age.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-07
NEW YORK & NEW ENGLAND

Corrected to Feb. ~. 1895.
Trains leave PROVIDENCE as follows,
For Beston--s .oS q. m, u nj t;@p. nj RETURN
$50, o. nj 2;2o. b;2s y. m.
wALPoLE-3:05 q. m; ~ m; f;2o p. N.
FRANKLIN--s;o,a g. IN, II m. t:a1 7iis p m t'
MILFORD-s.0S q. IN; II m, tiSo p. m
ARLINoroN7o os. isS5 g. m. Iba7, e;so, ssii 100 pm.
WEST ARLINa.oN-F 7,os. " s,es. y ii,sa q, m;
g2:t6, F4;so, " bi97, n 6;so p. m
KNI0HTsvILLE--7;o6 y sNs nt3 .. ri y 2Has
wAYLAND PARk-P 7:os, F sos, Fn,ssa u.,
a,&, v slsa, y 5ig7, v $50, ell 100 p. m
sATIcs slyss soiSs mt GsSsxsyln s iss
cRANsToN, oAkLAwN- N-i,os s,os usA . nj
i2;oI, 2i4S, +;yo, bs27, $50. ''ilioo p. M.
PONTIAC, ARCTIC, QuIDNIcK-7;os n'~ ma
2,I5, 6,a7, e;so, ''n 100 p. IN.
ANTnoNy-7os. s,os. uis5 q MI 1901. a,ts. <:3os
b:aS, $50. ell 100 d. IN pt
COVENTRY. sTERLiNo-7;os. 600. AMI i2;ob
SUMMIT. GREENE, oNEco, Moosup, PLAIN.
PIELD-l;os, s'Os. a. m; iaSi. a'Aa $50. t7'N
yEwETr CITY, CANTERBURY. SCOTLAND.
VERSAILLES, BALTIC, SOUTH WINDhAM-
sos a. m; n:oi, $50, p. m
wILLIMANTIC-s;06 a. nj 1901. ti3o, tI;3 p. m
HARTFoRD--g,os q. M, 1901, $50 tT;1S y. m
FIsHRILL q NEWBURo-s;0s g. n. tt.N
NoRwIcH--7sos, sios a. M, l2,oi, 4iso, 7;es p m
WATERBURY,, DANBUhY-e:os a. 10. 7tS p. IN
EAST THOMPSON, WEBSTER, soUTHBRip0H
woRCEsTRR, THOMPSON PUTNAM aud
PoMFRET - 500 o. mi 400 p, m.
CHICAGO AND THE WEST VIA NEWHUR0s
AND ERIE R'Y-s:os IN. ft 3
PAscoAG AND INTERMEDIATE STATIONS
6,47, s;bS. II a. M; 400 and s'2c and ''iisi5
D. m Returning leave Pascoag at 5iaa 7sio aud
s.i5 a. m; i2;4o, o ;o2 and ''s ;oo p, m
All trains leave from west end OF Union Depot
Providence.
"saturdays only. s--Sundsys only.
tDaily.
Tickets between Boston and Providence nimItsd)
,Icents, unlimited ti,
IN. KING, supt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-07
Bay State LegisIature.

Boston, March THE house ordered TO
Q third reading the bill TO give the county
three-eighths of the liquor license fees A
bill was reported making the license COM
mission OF Lowell police board. Mr.
Myers brought in bill TO continue the
commission on the unemployed another
year A set OF resolutions from the Bos-
ton Catholic union condemning the Ar
menian outrages in Turkey were referred
to the next Legislature under the l2th
ioint rule
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-07
The Snltan's Hun.

CoSsTANTINoPLf. March THE sultan
on his own initiative inquired into and de
nouncod interference with the circulation
Of Bibles, after the British and American
Bible societies firmly refused to certify
that ns such interference had occurred
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-07
No more Rnout.

ST.. PETERSBURG, March T. - An i'm
perial ediot has beon issued abolishing the
use of tho knout in the infilction OF pun
ishmcnt. The issuance of this odict is due
TO the fact TINT statistics wero submitted
to the ezar which showed that within the
last 10 years 5000 persons convicted OF
petty thefts have died from the effects of
the knout
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-07
A precedent EstnblI.hed.

CrYcIYNATI, March 7.AJudge Fe--is OF
tho probate court yesterday granted
minister's license for Mrs. Ballington
Booth to enable her to offlciate ut we'd
ding to be celebrated In this city. BY SO
doing, the Salvation Army is reoognIzed as
a religious congregation and Mrs. Balling-
ton Booth ms u minister OF that order.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-07

WASHINGTON, March Z. - Manuel AL.
magro, accountant and interpreter to the
Argentine legation In thiS city, was ar
rested at the request Of Minister Zoballos
on charge OF embczzling $1,000 of the
funds OF tho legation. Almagro confessed
A. A.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-07
SAINT. Clara r, a state of Siege

MADRID, March THE Cuban province
OF Santa Clara has been declared In
state Of siege. The government troops in
Santa Clara who are pursuing n band of
insurgents, under the leadership Of Mata
gas, have not yet caught up with them.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-07

PORTLAND, March z. - The Portland
Baseball association elected Charles X.
Gage president and NJ. J. Garlty manager.
The association has changed hands, and
more interest is MANIFESTED this year than
ever before
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-07
Couidn't Survive.

BosToN, March IA man supposed to
be Frank K. Avery, 30 years old, of
WoburD, fell or jumped overheard from
Charles river bridge late last night. He
was rescued shortly afterward, but died
from exposure.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-07
suicids of Cashier Wing.

WORCESTER March 7,-Henry f, Wing,
cashier of the Grafton savings bank. COM
mitted suicide. by shooting with pistol,
In his barn early this morning. 1t is said
he has been brooding over financial
troubles for come time.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-07
Percentages Are Small.

PORTLAND, March 7-Wilfred G. Chap
man, who was appointed master to ex-
anime into the claims against the iefunct
Order of the Iron Hail. has nSle his re-
port Only 81 claims have boon allowed.
amounting TO about $1,000. Each claim
ant will receive about % per cent of his
.l
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-07

LYNN, March 7.--Bugler Downing of
company !, of this city, is charged with
embezzlement Of sp5 from the benefit as
sociation Of the company, OF which he was
treasurer 1t Is also alleged that he sold
cartridges and shot belonging to the regl-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-07
II Meaus peace.

PARIS, March 7.-According to opinions
freely expressed in diplomatic circles the
naval gathering at Kiel may lead to un-
heard-of results The proceedings are in
volved in manner to imply that tho
autonomy OF Alsace- Lorraine is on the
s...t.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-07
W hats UpY

MADRID March T. - Captain General
Calleja has demanded the call Of the
American consul general at Havana. Al
, cabinet council last night it was agreed
10 support the demand
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-07

PHILADELPHIA March John l.. earn.
cross, whose name has been associated
with colored minstrelsy In this city for
moro than 30 years. has sold his opera
house and quit the theatrical business.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-07
pove viii Grant Reau..t.

ROME, March THE pope, under pres
mre from the Austrian government. has
pgreed TO Eend n denunciatlon Of anti.
Semitlcism to the anti-Semitic leader In
Austria
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-07
Valuable Lumber Burped.

RosLYN. l. l.. March 7.-Hicks Bros. ;
lumber yards, which were heavily stocked
with valuable timber, were entirely de-
stroyeA by fire. Loss estimated at $500
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-07
Criminal charge. Withdraw.

P,rTsBURG, March 7.-All the criminal
suits against the factions of the Order Of
Solon have been Withdrawn. aud the az.
fairs Of the order will be wound up in
pence. There were charges and counter
charges OF feInbezzlement nnd forgery.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-07
New.ChwanQ Falls

SHANGHAI, March :. The Japanese cap
tured the city of w-Chwang, Monday
night, after a desperate fight with the
Chinese defenders No ies-o~ - -i--a
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-07

n GENTS wANTED--FoR THE BEST SELL
"A ing patented article on the narketi no capt.
tai required exclusive territory given 10 hrst
canvassers. Inquire from B to 9 p. m. at Room !,
70 Weybosset street. mD-ot
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-07

NxyANTEp :. A MAN WHO UNDERSTANDS
w the care Of horses. Apply st barn, 50 Null
berry street ma-N
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-07

yxrANTED- D--TRusrwoRTHY PERSON TO
w travel salary also aud expenses Refer.
ence. Enclose self. addressed envelope General
Manager box p, Chicago, E
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-07

Too Good For the Political worid--A Va
ried Experionce-He Smokes Expensive
Havanas and No Doubt Has Plenty Of
Friends-A Streak OF Red.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-07

DERsoNAIs-wILL THE GENTLEMAN WHO
Il assisted young lady, knocked down by dog In
front OF Rice a Hayward's, Weduesday afternoon,
February 20, kindly send name aud address TO Box
X, News ONCE. mara-u
Arizona republican., 1895-12-29

every day and as result they whipped the whites
 This evening Judge A. c. Baker goes to Yuma, there to hear, as pre- scented by Attorney Joseph Campbell, an argument for a new trial in the case of Jesus Daniel, convicted of the murder of his wife four years ago. If a new trial is refused sentence will be pronounced Monday. No other cases will be heard by the court.
 Mrs Col Christy, Mrs Luesley and Miss Coresdale, committee in charge of the Ladies Home Market, report good sales yesterday. Next Saturday morning at the same hours and place a large line of choice cooking and baking will be offered at reasonable prices. Go and patronize the ladies in their effort to furnish the new Metho- dist church
Arizona republican., 1895-12-29
PERSONAL MENTION,
Jottlngs About Individuals and Their
 Actions.

F. S. Wood of San Francisco is reg istered at the Lemon. s+
 George All1fre returned yesterday from a trip to California.
 R. Allyn Lewis has gone to Los An geles on a brief business trip.
 Judge W. H. Barnes arrived in Phoenix yesterday from Tucson.
 Colonel J. Roe Young of Sacaton, accompanied by his wife, is in Phoe nix.
 Perry Williams returned to Maricopa last night after spending several days in Phoenix.
 Editor Curt w. Miller of the Tempe News was in Phoenix yesterday for a few minutes.
 Wm. Dowell has recovered from a several days wrestle with fever, but he came out conqueror.
 Miss Reed who has been visiting in Phoenix for month past yesterday morning left for her home in Illinois.
 Col. J. F. Wilson of Prescott spent yesterday in Phoenix in pursuance of his duties as director of the Territorial Normal school.
 Prof. Jas. McNaughton, principal of the Territorial Normal school, was in the city yesterday in attendance upon a session of the board of directors of the school
 H. M. Trophagen, a well-known young man of Jersey City, is in Phoe- nix and will probably locate here, as this country has made a pleasing i'm pression on him.
 Felix Truss, one of the substantial capitalists of Memphis, Tenn, is in Phoenix and is greatly pleased with the valley and the unmistakable evil dence of prosperity.
 Harry Brown yesterday returned from Tucson where he attended the Christmas festivities. He proudly wears three championship badges that he won with honor at the races. Harry is a god rider and will yet show what an Arizona boy is made of.
Arizona republican., 1895-12-29
THE BASEBALL GAME
Los Angeles Gains Its First Victory Over Phoenix. ..

In yesterdays game of baseball the banner of our home team itrailed in the dust, and Los Angeles for the first time in the series came out of the game with the majority of the scores Our home team seemed to be all out of form, while the Angels were fairly lightning in their playing and in their actions. They have fully redeemed themselves in the eyes of our people from the defeats they have suffered at the hands of the Phoenix nine
 Kaymer was in the box for the wis iting team and did splendid work, while their little catcher, Henry, was all that the most exacting could have desired. Smith was in the box for Phoenix, with Reynolds catching. While their work was good, yet they were outclassed by the Los Angeles team.
 The score was as follows:
 Los Angeles, 16; Phoenix, 5; base hits, Los Angeles, IA; base hits, Phoe- nix, 4; base on balls off Los Angeles, none; base on balls off Phoenix, 4; struck out by Los Angeles, g; struck out by Phoenix, 2; home runs, Childs.