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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-27
SCOTTISH RITE MASONN
MEETING OF THE SOVEREIGN GRAND coNsisToRf
IN LENOX.

MEETING OF THE SOVEREIGN GRAND CoNsisfoHt
IL LENOX.
,.ox Macs June 26.-The annual rendezvous
- On. Sovereign Grand Consstory OF So'ereiRu
cr,na Ins,octors-Gencral, Thrty-thrd Degrees
Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite mas JUS.
closed IN Lenox Ten brethren were crowned
thirty-third degree members. The supreme Cou"c''
wa. reorganized In such manner that the iuture
~ the rite is made than ever. The reorsahi.
zaton was due to the return 10 active duty VI
BENJAMIN c. Leveridge. OF New-York.
The Sovereign Grand Consstory elected the Iol-
lowing men to the Supreme Council; John Edei-
stein OF New-Jersey. most puissant sovereign
grand commander; George Davis. OF West virginia
pulssant lieutenant grand commander; benjamin
c. Ievertdge OF New-York. grand orator and min
lister OF state; Wheeler II. Cable OF Massachusetts
grand secretary general holy empire; John husse"'
OF New-York grand treasurer general, H. h.; John
F. Steiner. OF Tennessee. grand marshai-gen'
eral: G. H. Benson. OF New-Jersey, grand master.
general Of ceremonies; Pudah Moses. OF New
York grand standar ri bearer Jacob Scheei. OK
New-York grand captain OF the guard; George W
Davis OF New-York. grand seneschai; Merrick VI.
barnes OF New-York grand sentinel 1hese rus
tees were elected: Wheeler Gable, George DAVIS
lanes McCirath OF New-Jersey, was appointed as:
sistant grand secretary. and J.. +. d. Hibbs OF
New-York. deputy grand master general OF ccre-
monies A council OF administration was APP
polnted 10 take into consideration important meas
ures that are pending.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-27
rAcr pyVrR BRID0E OFFICERS.

The new East River Bridge Commission. which
is to supervise the building OF the bridge to con-
meet Grand-s,.. New-York. with Broadway In the
Eastern District OF Brooklyn met yesterday IN
the Mayors inner ONCE for organization. Al
Mayor strong's suggestion. Mayor schieren. OF
Brooklyn. called to preside at the meeuhg'
The following officers were then chosen: A. d.
Baird president; g. II. Wales vce-president; +.
B. Thurber, secretary; Richard Deeves treasurer.
John c. Bouton. an accountant. was appointed
assistant secretary. The Commission will occupy
temporary offces in the Mutual Reserve Fund
Life Building. Duane-st. and Broadway. The fol
lowing commissioners were appointed to serve on
committees: Commissioners Baird, Deeves. Sperry
and Batterman. on the Executive Committee; Com
missioners Deeves, Wales. Thurber and Sperry,
on the Finance Committee. The Commission ad-
1ourned until July
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-27
The Point of the Pistol

Is an ecua persuader and there are many persons 20
unnndfu Of the symptoms Of oncomng disease that II
would almost deadly argument to induce them to
adopt precautionary The best OF these Is re-
course 10 that fine Hosetters Stomach
Bnters 1t vanquishes malaria. rheuma'ism Kidney ana
bladder trouble falling digestion. tliousneSs ana hresu
la.y OF the bowels and completely fortlhes the system
AGAINST their further nroads Its ingredients are drawn
from natures stochouse consequently II s free from tho
objections attaching TO many absolutely semi mineral
remedies For the delicate. innrm. convafscent ana
elderly II Is particularly beneficial II well merits connu-
Gus and systematic use Take II at bedtime to induce
sleep and meals stimulate appetite and dses-
ton. The medlcal fraternity concur In indorsinS It,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-27

6,s novels 1.-The Deemster' reproduced the
scenes impressions and "reminiscences of his
childhood lie had been STEPPED in the spirit OF
the quaint island when he was boy listening
eagerly 10 the weird and uncanny tales which had
been handed down for generations. The Hebraic
ideas of justice. retributon and righteousness.
which are the motives Of his stories. were his
heritage as a Manxman.
The education of this Manx boy was such
meagre schooling farmers humble crcum-
stances allowed His father apprenticed him to
an architect and forecast a brilliant career Tor
him in Liverpool but while he studied ana
worked faithfully he readily convinced that
ne had no special talent for the profession AL
the age OF seventeen he returned to the Isle or
Man as a schoomaster, and lived there year
His first literary work done for the insular
press He took a great interest IN social ana
labor questions, and wrote about them with
marked earnestness Of manner. The ideas were
crude and his knowledge was superficial and i'm
perfectly digested; but the training which he re-
ceived In writing these Socalistic essays and let
ters predisposed him to look forward TO a literary
career BY correspondence at that time he was
brought into communication with Ruskin. al
though they did not meet until a recent date
The schoomaster went back 10 Liverpool to his
work in an architects Office, and the technical
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-27
DEATH or MRS. ESTHER VI. MYGATT

The death Tuesday OF Mrs. Esther Maria Mygatt.
widow OF DR. Henry X. Mygatt and daughter OF the
late John Tracy, OF Oxford ~ Y, will be deeply re-
GREETED among a Widespread circle OF friends and
especially In Chenango County. where her family
has so long lived. Three children survive her-John
Tracv Mygatt Of this city; William II. Mygatt. OF
Chicago and Mrs james Averson Brown OF Fer
J.lie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-27

roc,r RrsIyrSS COuPLICA rTOyS.

Fourteen creditors OF John Werner. doing business
os J. Werner Il CO., manufacturer OF trousers. at
M 7w Iiroadway. who failed on Monday. have
fled wrl,s OF rcp.evn with the Sheriff to recover
goola which they sod to Werner. These claims
aggregate about 10000, the principal ones being the
following: Uinck q CO.. 1915: Henry w. r. Mali Il
=, sc2,. Sullivan a. Vail $3.50: James Talcott.
z, g-0. Harncs Hutchinson Pierce Sl,J75 :. Stein
a. CO.. sNS: Assahct Manufacturing Company
81 on, and Globe Woo,en Mills. $50
Judgment FOR SIS 6S5 was entered yesterday against
the Tracy -lrwin Company. dealers In teas. cone's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-27
FOR GOOD ROADS Nv CONNECIIOO1'

NH. PASSED BY THE HoUsE-NEw EXCISE
MEASURES.
,,.,r, Iunc os-The House to-day passed the
60, roads bill with appropriation OF S'o,M.
A hoard of three Commissioners is to be appolntea
- 49, covernor TO lay out roads throughout the
S,,,a which are to be macadamized. The town.
county and State each to pay one-tnrd OF 'ns
expense. So, ,,,~ ,,ovo.
-, 60 sa,o in towns Of over 5000 inhabitants.
and s2o in smaller towns. Grocers may sell IN orig
nal packages and pay license fee OF s1'o a"o'ne.
excise bill was passed. which PROVIDES vn ~. al, az
officer serving a llquor-seizure "a'i"'' mug
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-27
ReJDE FzTNTS IN THE CITY HALk.

MAYOR sTRoNGs CONGRATULATIONS "''H0
TOO MUCH FOR MRS. IsAAcs.
A bride tainted in the Mayors once Yesterday
afternoon just as Mayor Strong naa co"s' '
boz The Mayor mad been called upon 10 JOIN
",.,o. Isaocs az No. S6 West One-hundred-and-
s,~,osr,h..t and Nellie Plant of No. 227 West One
bundred.ani- hfteth-st.. in the bonds OF wediock
Colonel Strong had pronounced the last WORDS Q!
~. ritual and was wishing Mrs lsaacs long ana
nanny HE when she swooned. Her husoaha causns
-. a., bic arms and placed her in chair gas
hsr III ~ ras brought and she soon revived. AZ
o. on ,nutes she was able to leave the CITY ma"
nth her husband.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-27
PtrROLMAy HEYEWS ACTS or BRAVERI

George r. Maddox thrty-one years DID, OF NO.
SIS Lexington-avc.. fell overheard while hsh'hs
at Riyerdale dock at o'clock yesterday morning
He would have been drowned but for the timely
assistance OF Patrolman William Heyer. OF tho
Kingsbrldge station. who rescued him. MADDOX
was taken to Fordham Hospital This Is tho
second occasion within a short time on which
Policeman Heyer has distinguished himself Last
week the Police Commissioners had honorable
mention made on his record for bravery In stop
ming a runaway horse on Kngsbridge Road. he
Will probably receive further recognition now.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-27
ENFORCING BETIRING SEA REGULATIONS
,,,NvAxpEns or BRITISH WARsiiirs INSTRUCTED
...... -. AMrnlrAN XIsSEIs.

,nNvANpIns OF URfrlSiI WAN~TIIF9 IN1FI''' ID"
To SEAL. rp ARMS OK AMERICAS NhSSH'S'
yashinrton June Sir Julian Panncefo'e. 'h'
nrl,.sh Ambassador. has Informed secretary ''''s
that the British Admiralty once mas 'hS''".'''
comma niers Of British men-of-wAr CRUISING Il, "'
,, co. IN .eal IN arms and equipment Of Amerl-
con vesse,s I'm that sea when application Is made by
the CAPTAINS OF vessels. Articles ~. ana VI OF
tho Tohring Sea regulations apply 20 TINS subject
and the American las makes American 'eSs''S
found with uns,aled arms on board subject 10 SeN-
- ,,.hori,v ,s not given to American men OF
uar 70 se,ze British vessels found with unsrale !
arms II IL explained that II American Vessc,s
avail themselves Of this offer they VIII avod al.
rl.ks and stand better before the courts In case or
trouble. a., ,r....,,r,. Io,,r,,ror, In
dtro,. a light catch OF seals 80 far this season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-27
CHARyTY SOCIETY APPRALs FOR I'D.

The Charity Organization Society appeals for so
with which to provide country board. during con-
valescence for young married woman now In
the hospital where she has recently UNDERGONE
surgical operation. The woman has young infant
,rd has beon abandoned by her husband. Money for
,h,s case NAV be sent 10 the Charity Organization
Society United Charities Building, 40 10, Fast
Twenty -second-s,.. and Will be puDhcy acKho"-
Iocd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-27
HEAVY MOErGLGE on BROADWAY BLOCK.

A mortgage was flied yesterday In the Registers
Once executed by Stacy c. Richmond 10 the Mu'
tual Life Insurance Company. OF New-iork luz
ST. 30 900 on the property No 8 10 IL Broadway' ex'
,end,nr through the block 70 Cireenwich-st No.
TO H. The property adjoins the Washington Build
ing and It Is presumed that Mr.. Richmond WIN
build an extensive Office building on the premises
with the borrowed money The mortgage expires ~
1884, and draws per cent interest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-27
NETWORKS PUBLIC SCHOOLS
CIX.
PRIMARY NO. "a Is ONE OF THE oiDESl

IT'S PRINCIPAL. WAS LICENSED By PETER COOPER
WHO rRopHESIED HER SUCCESS.
That the founders OF the New-fork pubic schooi
evstrm bu!ldcd well is shown In some oil the SCHOOLS
that were established by them ana are III *
,stencc to-day. The New-Nork PUBIC sc"oo' so
c,.,v did a great deal toward making New-iork "A
sro., c,,v ube, II began its work of making edu-
cation free Nearly all the schools founded ny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-27

., ,o.d So far the syndicate has had no
G GTRSri Of II pre- preven o so CO. and
The placing abroad by J. r. McaT' railway and
SiRsrs @ Ss f sn.r io1 BF'
s nsd states w SSnaS not T be s
Street yesterday Una, s,nce February slo,Dc@o IN
American securities Ao,ds IN Yesterdays bond
The new Government bones ~ i9as. hid against
market were firmer In tone. VII" i-'~ '
1877. bid on Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-27

spices and molasses. at No. 10 Hudsons'' ior winch
roooiver was appoInted on Tuesday. In favor Of
JJ,lstead & Co.. on a note given ror money loaned.
Halstead & Co. obtained an attachment against the
Tracy-Irwin Company on June T. ,... A..
Natchaug SIX Company, of Wilmantlc, Conn., m
f,vor OF MADDEN & Co. for raw SILK inc urn %
lind an atachmen: against the company recently.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-27
THEY MAY BE USED AS CRUISERS.
NAVAL OFFICERS To INSPECT THE American
line SHIPS ST. LOUIS NEwYonK.
PARIS AND ST. PAUL.

I\NfS md 1T. FNNI"
49, . lima oc Secretary Herbert has or
r.,.,,o,,- Frank T. Fcrnald sta
derei ''N'' 80. vi, W., y,rl 70 inspect the
toned NJ thc ~" -. ~, a., p,r,s n, New
steamers - LOUIS ~, 80 III. 9TH IN.
YORK. 10 u'"''''"' w." a., az, yoverr
PROVISIONS ~ ''o ~ - 49,, 49,, mail service
mental regulations aHe''ns INV 80 .,. :, =
A ~. owners OF these vessels desire 10 TAKE a'-
- ~ -, ,,,a 40, NJ Congress and enter into con-
vantage u wv ~, , ,,,, xew.york TO Ant
tract % carry the mans from -" - -,
,,.rn touching at Southampton h'ty-two ''h's
~ ,r o., years IL IL necessary to determine
year i"' ~ 49, =, coalitions ~ nrst-
whether they MI IN" t'p"''' 49, -,
c,ass vessels Of 500 tons capable OF Ha''''a'"'"s
'''1H -, -, 90, q, ordinary weather
twenty 'N''' ,.,,.,,,,e chico, will be 70
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-13
! g. s. pabI. +

Nn Monta9 Wtor9en traf babier aus
Yictor, Galif fornien, bic 1rauertunbe
elm, baB unier friiberer sea9teter U}it>
biirser s. q. Pabl balelbit ant Gage
3uuor seitorben iei. Obslei9 bic @a@>
ri9t ni@t gang unerwartet Tam, beribrte
iie benno9 bic uielen bieIsen 6reunoen
bes gerforbenen auf oas i@mer3li@ne.
Der i'm beiten Mannesalter BON nabe3u
4s Sabren Dabinsei9ieoene muroe am
l3. September 1852 in Nienborfel bel
&ensburs in 1olitein seboren unb se>
noB cine ausse3ei&nete Gr3iebuns unb
S@ulbilbuns, unb biloete ii9 ant S@luB
ieiner @@uliabre als @eometer aus.
Sn 1868 tam er nit ieinen Mnseborisen
na@ Mmerita unb bielt ii@ einise Sabre
in Soma auf. SIM Sabre 1871 ma@te
er cine Beiu9sreii ie na4 leinem @e>
burtslanbe uno lieB ii9 Bel ieiner @ad>
tebr 1T Ge,p l1lm nieoer, ,po er betaunt>
LID anfdnsli@ ols S@uQebrer tbatis
mar uno ipater Miteisentbiimer Der
empire Muble puroe. @dbrenb ieines
Aufentbaltes in Stem l1lm ,par er itets
bemiibt, bic Sntereien ber @tabt na9
beiten &raften foroern gu belfen unb
i&eute babel meber Mubeualtunsen nod
Soften. @twa flint Sabre 3urid muroe
ct BON einem 2unsenleiben erfaBt, mel>
DIES ibn i9lteBli9 3manq, Elm mGrmeres
&lima auf5uiu@en, unb er iieoelte beB>
balb nit Tamilie na@ Siib>@ali furnien
aber. 2eioer bate ber &rantbeitste'm
aber l@on gu tiefe Wurael 9ei@lasen
unb bas uebel nabm anitatt ber sez
mani4ten 9eiluns ben nit benz Gooe
enbenoen un9iiniti9en 0erlauf. Der
Veritorbene binterldBt cine trauernoe
Wittme unb brei Rinber, 3wei Eo@ter
uno einen, Sobn benen rpir Bel benz berben
Werlute oes @atten uno Vaters un ler
tiefsefabltes 8eileio 3oQen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-13
9fiebriQe Staten na9 Colorado.

@elesentli@ ber Convention Der vNas
tional educational Ni1ociation" III Den>
uer, @ol., mirb bic Nortbmeitern Xinie
am T.. 5. unb 6. Suli (uno au@ am 7.
Suli fir ale 3use, uel@e an ieuem Gage
ben Miiiour,i1uB errei@en) na@ Denuer,
Colorado Sprinss. Manitou uub Pueb>
10 Gidets fir bic &unofobrt, beren Preis
bic @injelfabrt ni&t iberite.sen wiro
(auBer 5000, ruel@e bic Mitsliebstarten
toiten uertaufen). Dieielben &orten iinb
Bis gum /. @eptember saltis. Dieie
Staten iinb fir bas ausemeine publitum
slltis. mel@es cine Gabrt na4 benz
6eliensebirse. benz Sal3iee unb benz
Oeuowitone>Eart gu MAIDEN tuini@t,
aberbaupt iinb aue ,ueitli@en unb noro>
meali@en SommersHReiort III bieier
Oferte einbesriffen. @esen bas Nd>
bere uenoe man ii@ on bic aaenten ber
0abn. IA
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-13
8ermti@teS.

@ie bic rTreie preiie" mittbeiIt,
laB neuli& in Der betannten Mohom'>
i@en @irtbf@aft in Chicago cine re@t
uersinste @eieui@aft beiiammen, bic
BEL Der pierten ober finften Tlai@e na@
re4ter beuti&en Mrt 3u finsen anbub.
rDeuti&lanb, Deuti@lanb iiber sues. I"
wurbe 3uerit anseitimmt. unb bann
folste: sd bin Elm Breube." Dieie
luitise unb patriotii&e @eieui&aft Be-
itanb aus einem iebr betannten ssyrldnber,
ber seldufis Deuti@ ipri&t, einem Da>
men, einem r2uremburser Dur@unb>
bur@er, 3wei @@weiser, einem 0eiter>
rei@er, einem BaY:rn uno einem Preu>
zen (pel@' letterer ober obne 3meifel
bos srSBte @ort batte).
Die aus ber Garion>Miin3e se>
itoblenen @olobaaren i'm Wertbe uon
$50, 900 iinb lette Wo@e in gang uner~
marteter gSeiie 9efunben morben. Die
Bunbesbeamten 9ruben ben @@at aus
benz Boben int 9ol3i&uppen zines int
S@mel3> uno 2duterunssoeportment
anseieut seweienen Mannes Namens
@m. Pidler, se9en ben man aud ni5t
ben serinsiten @eroa&t beste. Pidler
purbe pon elmer Trau uerratben, nit
ber er selebt uno bic er 'nibbanbelt bate.
@etern 3eiste bic 6rau ben geamten
aenau bic @teQe in elmer @de bes 9olj>
i9uppens, no tie Barren persraben
maren unb sefuuben wuroen. Dieie
@ntoeduns benefit, bab ii@ bic @esie>
runss>@rperten in ibrem gerba@t sesen
bic Mnqeitellten in Der Miin3e ni@t 9e>
tdui@t botten uno menn irseno elmer ber
8anbe iett gum Staots3eusen betebrt
pirb, 10 mirb bic poue @a5rbeit ans
Gasesli@t tommen.
Nus Stuttsart uiro antli@
mitsetbeilt, baB in Golse zines @olten>
bru@s, 1uel&er ii@ ant mittmo@ Mbeno,
ben S. SUM i'm milrttembersii&en Gbeile
bes @@war3walbes ereisnete, fiinf3is
perionen bas 2eben uerloren baben. Sn
Balingen aQein ,purben bur@ bas pl0t>
li@e @teisen bes Gluiles @pa@ breibis
bduier 3erit0rt unb uiele anoere bei@a>
bist. Mm nd@iten Mbenb fano in ber>
ielben @esen6 nod ein @oltenbru@
itatt, unb bic @po@ trat nieoerum lber
ibre ufer; BET babur@ au9eri@tete S@a>
ben lit ni@t betannt. Mu@ int STEMS
tbale bat ii@ ein @oltenbru@ ereisnet,
uno oer son5e iibli@e Ebeil bon @iirtz
tembers iit BON i@meren @emittern
beimseiu@t woroen. Die Donau unb
oer Nedar iino fart an9ei@woQen.
Dur@ ben Sob bes Sultans uon
Sobore mirb cine Deuti@e, bic Go&ter
zines @@loHers aus &arlsbab, Sultana
bes malopii@en &ei@es.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-13
Ofabetta Aepfel.

Dieier auberit ersiebise unb benz itremsen
@iuter Niunei otas auf bas treffli9te an9e:
pabte Ipfel bat ieinen llriprun9 in 0ortb:
iu9ton, Nobles Co., Winu.. no Der uripriin9:
li9e Baum auf ber @aiierl@eibe ;ruii9eu
benz Wtiiiiilippi= uub benz MiHouri=S Spiten
9epFau;t ,purbe. WGbreub ber leeteu adt:
;e9u Sabre bat BET Baum eir1en eno,men Gr:
tras Seliefert, unb bat besbalb bic rWiuuea:
polls 9furserp Co." in Dtinueapolis bnrd
3abluus uon 81 900 bas IQeiure9t uou $. s.
gublom, ,uel6er nit grocer Miibe bieien 0bit:
liuse eutrueber bur9 bic Tirma ober burd
@u1tau @ubilia babier be;oaen merben, rpel9
Qeeterer ieberseit bereit 1T, photographer,
Yroben niw. uor;useisen. Der preis 1T S.
bas 6albbubello uub $40 bas Dusenb. QSe=
gen bes Ndbereu ,penbe mau ii9 au
@ufau Subilia,
ba 9tem lllm, Minn.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-13
Gletpp Gpe NeuiQfeiteu.

Trau @. Cutler unb Sobn pon Mi>
mona befanben ii@ udbrenb 3wei @o@en
in ber Gamilie pom 5. 6. 3ieste ju ge:
iu@.
Sacob 9auier erfreute ii@ ant Sonn>
tag bes Beiu@s bon Treo S@rap unb
@emablin aus Raiion.
gontrattor DDS mubte mdbreub eini>
ger Gage bic Mrbeiten an benz @briitens
ien<@ebdube ciniteQen, ba notbises Ma>
terial ni&t re@t5eitis eintraf.
Tran3 & Trant perben bemnd@ft in
g. Moiemstis altem Qaoen Elm neues
M0bel>@eiddft er01nen. 9err Ma>
jeusti bdtt bas ar0Bte Eager in Der
@taot unb uertauft gu ben nieorislten
Preiien.
Trau ". 2abr unb Go@ter tebrten am
Montas uon ct. Saul 3urid.
SRI. Nlice Bingham, Mrtbur Muriin
unb Wm. s. &unle tebrten ant @am>
flag BON ter Staats>l1niueriitat suriid.
Or. 8. 6. pudliti@ traf am Dien>
flag nit @emablin babier Elm, uuo &C.
benten bieielben, ibr tiinftises 9eim in
unierem blbi@en Stdbt@eu ;u sriinben.
@ir beiBen bieielben bersli@ willtom>
men.
6. s. B. MeQentbin uno @emablin
uerbra9ten ben Sonntas bel Greunben
in Springfield.
Mebrere Mitslieber Der bieiisen eu.
@emeinoe besaben ii@ na@ @ourtlanb,
um elmer @onferen3 bei3umobnen. Bi>
i@of 6. 6. 8repfosel uon Pennipluas
mia ,uirb ouwei ienb iein.
Gin oussesei@netes CONCERT wurbe
Montos Nbenb uon Prof. Spencer, uns
teritatt bur@ bieiises Ealent, in Der
@pmnafum>9aue 9eseben. Da1elbe
fano unter ben Muipieien bes @omen's
Club unb ber @pmortb Xea9ue itatt.
@briti 9immelfabrt 'uurbe in ber
tatb. &ir@e ju 2eauenwortb in ibli@er
Weiie sefeiert. Die bieiise Muiits2a*
peQe nabm baran tbeil.
Yrof. Sa@e Don Mantato mar i'm
Qaufe ber @o9e babier nit benz @tim>
men uon Yianos bei@dftist.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-13
Das biesidbri9e StaatssSdn:

Das biesidbriae StaatssSans
gerfeF, uel@es aussanss LETTER Wo@e
1T Toribault itattfano unb i'm @ansen
senommen einen betriebi9enben @erlauf
nabm, ianb am Sonntas ieinen Ibs
i@luB. Qeiber uerresnete bas anbes
raumte Picnic unb ba3u tam nod, bab
bic ensberjise Stabtuerwaltuns on ies
nem Gage bas S@lieBen idmmtli@er
@irtbi@aften bur@fabrte, mas bic 6eits
itimmuns UNI Elm Bebeutenbes bdmpfte
unb bic @ldfobrt Der neiiteu fremben
@dtte i@on am Sonntas Mbeno anitatt
Montas Morsen CUR Golse batte.
Sn Milwautee 5eritorte am Mons
tag Morsen cine srobe Teuersbrunit
Gisentbum I'M @ertYe uon ca. $4oo,>
900. Daiielbe brad int 9olsbof ber
Softer 9umber 60. aus, tbeilte ii@ bann
benz l1brinsi@en &obtenbofe, no 5o,>
600 Tonnen &oblen lassrten, nit unb
iette pon bort aus iber ben Qanbunss>
eini@nitt, wel@es bic 3eritOruns ber
@aQum @drberei unb ber &iifermert>
itdtten ber S@lit5'i@en Brauerei 3ur
Golse bate. Ser nit 2oblen belabene
Dampfer &aleisb uno Der nit @eeern>
bol5 befra@tete S&ooner 2ucp @robam,
pel@e tur@ Tunten aus benz 9oSbofe
in granb serietben, uerbrannten ebeu>
faQs Bis auf ben @aiieripiesel.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-13

81 @ranb Mapibs iiberfubr tlr3li@
e.ne Dame in vBloomers einen Poli3i>
iten unb bielt es ni@t einmal ber Mlbe
mertb, ii@ 3u enti4ulbiseu. Gin 3eis
tunssi@reiber meint bebbalb, bab iene
Game tein Gentleman" seweien iei.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-13
&otaI.Nemt8tetten.

- lnier fraberer mitbarser 8er>
tbolo S4li@tins 1T babier ouf Beiu@
einsetrofen.
- Dr. @@o4 wobnte am Dienitas
in ct. Saul elmer Teriammluns bes
@taats Mebical: Boards bel.
- Dos Trobnle:@namsfeit mirb
beute in @eit Newton unb ant Sonntas
babier III Nem l1lm pon ben &atboliten
1T bert0mmli@er @eiie sefeiert.
- Mr@itett @erla& pom Wtantato
mar am montaa in::9tem ulm, UNI NIT
Dr. Stridler lber Yldne fit ben Bau
elmer neuen 5feNbenj an State Strabe
ju beratben.
- Mnb. s. @ditein unb 8. q.
Mlmin uon bier, iowie Carl @ei@te pon
@prinafelb be9aben ii@ ant Dientas
mad Gate Minnetonta, um baielbit einer
Ipotbeter:0 0eriammluns bei5uwobnen.
- Oas @efms unb @4ilb an Neu>
manns neuer @torefront erbielt bic ier
Gage uon ben &unitmalern Seller, Gag
& @eiter ben letten Mnitri@ unb bietet
ieet mitober rei9en gersolouns baran
einen inpoianten Mnblid.
- Der bieIae Gurnuerein ,uiro ben
4. Suli in bertommli@er @eiie bur@
Elm Picnic NIT @@auturneu, Preisteseln
uiw. a'nyta@mittas int part unbNbenos
Bau in oer @oqe feiern. Man leie bic
betreffenbe Nn5eise an anoerer Steue.
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Gin 6ausi@aB.

.. %. Suuer uon Ganaioborie, q. o..
ia8t, bab Ct INNER Or. Sings Neue Gntbets
flung i'm !Sauie balt unb ieine Tamilie immer
bic beten @rfol9e uom beren gebrau4 babe
ct mo4te n&t obne bieielbe iein. apotbeter
y. y. Dptemau pom Gatstiu, 9f. o., ia9t
bab Or. Sings Neue Gntbeduus unbeitreits
bar bas bette Suitenmittel ie,, bab er bieielbe
ieit 8 Sabreu 1T ieimer Samilie 9ebrau9t bos
BE uu6 iie INNER ben Verlpre9uuSen na49ez
fommen iei. gBaram ni4t cine 10 be,pGbrte
Mebiiin beuuteu? YrobeEai@en frei III 8.
20. Oliens Npotbete; semobnli@e @robea
so Cts. umb 81. 3
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-13

9ett @olbtur>&eelp 1T Elm sefabr>
li9er Concurrent enttanoen. @inMann
in Buffalo uiQ ndml.@ sefunben baben,
6aB bas Sausen an roben, sei@dlten
unb in @ismaKer 9etau9ten &artoHeln
Bel @epobnbeitstrintern senau beniel>
ben @ioermiuen sesen ben @enuB uon
Mltobol beruorruft, Der bisber Bel Sdu:
ferturen bur@ @aben BON @olb&lorio,
Strp@uin uiw. er5eust gu merben
pfeste. SebenfaQs bat bas neue Mits
tel - faus es ii@ tbatid@li@ als mirts
fam ermeilen iol1te - ben @or;us ber
Biuisteit unb @efabrloiisteit.