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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-20
PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

Some time ago gave Rudolf and
August 100000 apiece" said Claus
Spreckels recently. "Sincc thcn have
seen little OF them. They thought they
ought to get 100000 apiece. They
removed their trunks from tho family
residence, and now conduct their own
affairs without consulting me. II Ru.
dolf was connected with the Hawaiian
revolt, as is sta ted. / attribute it to tho
fac. that he is young and without iudg.
ment."
DR.. William Z. Harper, president OF
the University OF Chicago. entered
Muskingum College ut tho age OF ten,
and was graduated at fourteen. Thon
ho went TO Yale, and was only niuo.
teen when he received his Ph.D. from
that college. DR.. Harper is now thirty.
nine. The university Of which he ia
the head has an endowment OF $1,000.
900, and has $500, 900 to spend this year.
Rev. DR.. J. D. Davis. who is now pro.
fossor in Doshiaha University. Kioto,
Japan, served four years rs a union sol.
der in tho civil war. and during the
last year OF the war commanded a regi.
ment. He has been missionary OF tho
American board Tor twcnty-.hrcs years,
aud professor in Doshisha ior nine.
teen years.
An incident OF tho humor OF ]. J.
Burke. the comedian Of Aladdin, Jr."
comes from San Francisco. His mana.
ger, David Henderson, registered at tho
Baldwin hotel in that city n. David
Henderson and valot." Mr.. Burke,
coming after him and reading this, roy.
is,ered: ~. J. Burko and valisc."
Rev. DR.. Lord, OF Buffalo. oiIiciated Mt
the funeral OF ono OF Butfao's notorious.
ly rich and wicked citizens. After
noting tho dcconsed's parcntagc and
dato OF birth no closed his tribute by
saying: "Our dead friend had ono
noble virtue. He always got up early
in the morning"
President William J. Tucker. OF Dart.
mouth college has boon selected rs tho
orator for tho annual meeting OF the
New Hampshire society OF tho Sons Of
tho American Revolution, in Concord,
N. H.. on April II.
Mrs. Amelc Rivos Chamber, OF Castle
Hill. Va, who has had return OF rheu.
matisin by tho recent cold weather, il
forced to 60 to n dry climate. and sho
will pass tho ross Of tho winter in
Texas,
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The Fond Scnndnl.

The news comes from Washington
that the popular indignation in Con-
gres, excited by the contract ior the
sale Of bonds is growing in intensity,
but Mr.. Cleveland remains serene and
thinks "he can afford to take the
criticism" This indifference OF the
President to popular criticism and pop.
ular Indignation is not what n country
which is governed by tho people has n
right to expect. 1t stamps Mr.. Cleve.
land as public servant who considers
himself above his master and en-
,phasizes his egotism and seli.sufiicicncy.
The Washington Star describes the
attitude OF tho President and his cab.
inc. rs follows: ut is said that Mr..
Cleveland foresaw the criticism which
the contrac. would excite and made up
his mind before entering into it that no
could afford to stand his ground and
take tho criticism. Neither Mr.. Cleve.
land nor members OF hi, cabinet will
make any comment on the attacks
which have been made on tho admins.
tration, but they assume an air OF in.
difference which indicates au absence OF
regret"
The attacks on the administration"
have no. come alone from its political
enemies. Tho sevorest censures OF the
manner OF the making OF the bond con.
tract have, in fact, been utterel by rep.
resenta.iye men OF the Presidents own
party. In tho faco OF the evidence that
the bonds could have been negotiated
TO bettor advantage in this country, and
oven in England, than they wero by tho
secret contract made by tho President
and hissecretary OF the treasury, no one
can deny tina. there is CAUSE for tho
rlghteousindigna.ion manifestcdin Con.
gross and out; and when it il said that
the President is indifferent to the criti.
cisms Of his conduct, it IS time for tho
people oil tbe United States TO do rome
serious thinking.
In speech in the house the other
day Mr. Cannon, Of Illinois, remarked
that had Republican administration
made such n contract in such a manner
the Democratic Congress would havo
considered il. 4 Just ground for ID peach i.
ment. That Ia true. No President hns
ever before dono such thing, and never
before have wo had President who
after the performance OF an net Of 40
unpopular n character hna dared to dciy
public sentiment aud express hi, indif.
ieroncc to popular criticism.
So paIpablo is tho outrage that Mr..
4 Clovclnnd's own friends arc Offering no
excuse Tor him, and thcy do no. sock
to oven excuse him for making Tho
bond contract. They arc, on tho con.
2 trary, making every effort TO induce him
Y to abrocalc II. aud pointing out TO him
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lincoln and Loc.


The Richmond State demands that
II Congress IL to make Liucolu's
birthday n national holiday, 1t Shall
honor tho memory OF Robert L. Lee in
tho same manner. Why our contom-
porary mentions Leo instead OF Jefferson
Davis for this honor it docs not say.
However, tho suggestion will scarcely
DO considered seriously by anybody.
Lincoln occupied a different place in
American history from that occupied
by Leo. Tho two were as wide apart as
it is possible for n savior and de-.
stroyer TO 90. It is no imputation on
the sincerity oiLee in hi, advocacy Of tho
cause for which he fought. TO say that.
hero though no was. there would be no fit.
ness in porpetua.ins the memory OF hia
deeds by making the anniversary Of his
birth national holiday.
Had Lee succeeded in what he con.
tended for there would DO no Union
now, and we would to-day DO a divided
nation-his own Southland itself would
not even be q united government, but a
federacy Of states held together by no
strong bonds OF uaion. This nation,
therefore, as a reunited country, owes
nothing to the memory Of the man who
lod tho army that fought to disrupt it.
We may honor him for his valor and
his devotion to his cause. but the admi.
ration will stop short OF making him \
national hero by act Of Congress.
Not so with Lincoln. What Lee
sought to destroy Lincoln sought TO
preserve-the life OF tho union. For
what he did reunited country is crate.
ful. and the anniversary OF the day
that gave him to US may tis.ingly BIO
observed nationally, by the south.
which accepted the results OF the war
and became once moro part OF tho
national family. as well as by the north.
He was the man for the hour OF the na.
tion's crisis, raised up for the occasion,
fulfilled his mission and died Just the
prophecy he made in his immortal
Gettysburg Grafton was abou. to be re-
alized-the salvation oil the union as
government OF tho people, by the
people and for the people, that it should
not perish from the earth.
Our Richmond contemporary seems to
forget that when i. comes to selecting
men to be especially honored as ma.
tional characters, by our national leei.-
iature, their particular services to tho
country should be taken into account
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The story OF tho torturinc OF prisoners
by tho Hawaiian officials to force them
to divulge certain secrets in connection
with the late revolutionary movement,
is too absurd for belief. In the first
place, it !, not possible that such thing
could have occurred without it becom-
ing known in Honolulu. In the second
place, according TO all reports from
Hawaii. resort to violence TO procure
evidence agains: the revolu,ionists was
unnecessary. as there was no trouble in
obtaining an abundance OF willing te..i.
nony. In the third place, the story
appeared first in the San Francisco Call,
which ia owned by members OF the
spreckels family who were implicated
in the mcyemen. to restore tho ex-
queen.
Those who have been 80 quick to
grasp at the silly canard and to use 1t
as evidence shat tho officials OF the
young republic arc no more fit to govern
than tho seni.barbarians whom they
displaced" have not considered those
points.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-20

THE Republican majority in Phila.
delphia yesterday, though not so large
rs in past elections, was sufficient, be.
ing about 10000. Tho defeat OF Elk Gov.
Pattison for tho mayoral,y was signiG.
cant, as it was generally conceded that
his election would make him tho most
available candidate for the Democratic
presidential nomination yot spoken Of.
Behind the cry for municipal reform,
raised for campaign purposes. was tho
schcmo OF tho Democratic bosses to
mako candidate for tho presidency,
and the fact seems to havo been fully
understood by tho voters. Honcc. the
knock out.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-20

" tho legislature adiourns without
passing tho newspaper libel law now
pending It will fail to perform simple
act Of justice. Tho bill 10 fair in ita pro.
visions, and is Designed to protect hon
est newspapers from blackmail. 1t docs
not relieve thom from responsibility for
libollous publications. No newspaper
OF standing would ask that All tina. Is
asked Ia a law based on common juuticc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-20

hole In stocking. IIo-Yos. and &C.
cording to tho modern idoa. It can DO
patched up about as oasy.-Dctrot Free
Press.
"lIave you over loved another, Tom ~
aaid Miss Gush TO hor intended. "Cor.
tainly," replied he. "Do you wish writ
ten testimonials from my previous
swoethcarts ?"-EreiGngc.
"lIa, old Tough quit smoking?" in.
Quirod one man OF another. II don't
know whothor he has or not, but no
died the other day." was tho evasiye
rcply.-Philadelphia Record.
Don't you have great deal OF iron.
bic getting seat in tho street cars ~
Plunk-"Novcr." GLOW do you man.
aGo% Plnnk-"Always stand up
Inter Ocean.
Old Boardcr-"What do you mean,
sir, by asking me to loan you money :?
| don't know you, air." Now Boardor
That's why l ask you."-Detroh Free
Pres.
Mr.. Sissy-"I want to know some.
thing" Miss Porto-"Wol, | should
think you ould."-Somcrrilit journal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-20

Place thin slices OF cold beef in tho
bottom Of shallow pudding dish, put
pepper and salt and some bits OF onion
on each slice. add cold gravy or little
pieces Of butter, then put in another
layer OF meat, and SO on until all is used ;
cover the top With layer OF mashed
potato. a teacupful OF potato saved
from dinner may thus be utilized. II
you have more than enough for tho top
layer, put it in tho bottom OF the dish.
Bake for hall an hour aud see that the
top is nicely Drowned.
lCoplrioh.til
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-20

THE Panhandle Dyeins establish.
ment, owned by John Heilmeier, ut No.
l43l Market street, is the best equipped
house OF its kind in Wheeling. In addi-
ton to the dyeins aud cleaning depart
ments corps OF first-class tailora arc
employed, who eau do repairing as neat
as it is possible. Clothes aud ladies'
garments, cleaned or dyed, can be madc
to look like new. Satisfaction guaran-
TODD
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-20
ABSOlU TElN PURE:

tho shame Of tho country 10 tho laat
straw on tho buck OF tho Democratic
camel. Even tho cuckoos in tho party
hang thoir heads. Perhaps tho end Of
tho scandal Is not yot.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-20

IT looks more than over na though tho
statement made by distinguished
Democrat that Mr.. Cleveland was do.
tcrmincd to 90 into history as the Inst
OF Democratic Presidents was made nd.
visodly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-20

PRESIDENT CLEvELANp's degradation
OIL tho credit Of tho United States by
tho secret sale Of bonds on terms that
have caused all lnanciora TO blush for
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BEEAKFAsr-Beef and potato pie. Fried
corn mush. Pop overs. Maple syrup.
Apple sauce. Coffee.
DISSER-Broiled beefsteak. Mashed
potatoes. Canned corn. Celery. Gu.
cumber pickles. Corn bread. Sliced
oranges. Waters.
SurPER-Wheatena. White and graham
bread. Canned pears. Cup cake.
Milk. Tea.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-20

THAT tired feeling, losa OF appetite and
nervous prostration are driven away by
Hoods Sarsaparilla, which makes pure
blood,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-20

DhpV'C Skin and Scalp purified md bcnutlflcd
CHDI y by CuricURA soar. Absolutely pure.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-20
DAILY HINTS TO HOUSEKEEpERS.


THURSDAY, Feb. q.
Next TO the suulIrh, OF heaven is the cheerful
face. Il Is the sunlight Of home.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENT

DOR RENl-TWO.SrORY IN ,,-
II dwelling, No. lOi South Front .',,'',''Ih
tAinlng, six room. aud attic. lnluin, n, CO.. w.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-11-14

- Martin S@nobri4 III leste 10.
DE NIT Gan,ilie nod ieiner sar3li4 in
Milforb erucrbenen Garm lbersefeoelt.
- Nrau Sos. Seifert bon Morsan
1T an Wontas i'm bieiieen hospital ses
itorben.
- Man leie bic uerdnterten MnAeis
gen bon $. s. Meumann unb q. v.
Ottomeper. 4"
Die beiten einsema9ten Grbien
betommt man bel Us. gibner; pros
brit cine &anne bauon. IS
Das neue giienbabn:D epot sebt
ieiner Voqenbuns entsesen unb rpenn
teine beionberen StSrunsen eintreten,
oiirfte IS bere,ts anfanas nd9iter Wo9e
ieiner Beitimmuns iiberseben werben.
- Sn Conn Sisel ma9teu ii@ in
Der Na@t pom Qomnerfas auf Greitas
in Lester @o@e Qeute, bic mabrI4einli@
ni4ts be0eres 3u tbun batten, ben SYaB
cine MnSobl Dussies gu uertaui4en.
George 6lor's 8ussp, mel@es uer>
l9munben mar. wurbe bic nd4iten Gage
na4 lau9em Su@en i'm 9ofraum BEL
Mnbreas llble, ~. &lintbammer's
Buesp bel George Mewiter, unb Geo.
@emiter's Bussp auf benz Dad Der
Vate 9ansta & COTTONWOOD Creamery
citation 9%efunben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-11-14

- @obl mander u~nierer Teini@met=
fer tennt bon Mlters Der ben @bampi9>
non, mel9en er a1enfaQs felt Sabren
entbebrte, babel aber gang uer9aB, ii@
III ieiner nd@iten um9ebun9 barna@
umsuieben. @ebt man ). 9. lber cine
~unierer @eioen, 10 bese9net man aQer>
orts einen meiBen Bil3, wel@er in Der
f~eineren &o@tunit bo@9ei@dst lit. IS
lit bies Der fog. WieiensPil (Agan-
Gus campestris), unb 5eist ii@ 5u>
erit in &useliorm, tbeilt ii4 aber balb
am unteren @nbe pom Stamm uno
nimn,t bann bic betannte &eqeni@irm>
ODER 6utform an. Gin weiterer duBert
mertbuoIer unb i@madbafter Pil3,
mel@er duBerit 3ablrei@ in ~unierer nd@>
iten umsebuns uorton,mt, 1T bic Mor>
del (MorcheHa esculenta). Die>
ielbe bat 9ewObnli@ cine @iform, 1T
braun pom Garbe, %inmenois boil uno lit
nabe3u lberaQ III unieren bewaloeten
Nieberun9en au finben. Sm ben 9r0Be>
rem Stdbten bat ii@ bic 3u@tuns elmer
Qnjabl unierer eBbaren Pil;e gu elmer
bo@it rentablen Sobuitrie aussebilbet.
unb merben mir lber ben 0tdbrwertb
unb @nbau beri elben in elmer ipdteren
Drummer 3uridto,nmen.
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Sleepq G9t Neuigleiten.

9eute Mbenb finbet i'm bieiisem neuen
Operu:9auie cine Wisser:@ bom" itatt.
9offentli@ bemdbrt ii@ bieielbe better
als ME bic lette bic bier mar, pel4e l9
als cine mabre Nuiiance ermies.
Sn Conn Prairiepiue uerbrannte
lette @o@e cine Bride, mobnr9 Elm
S@aben 0 un9efdbr 5000 an9eri9tet
wurbe. Muem Nni@ein mad liest
8ranbiiituns uor.
Die bieiise Mibls laBt ibren idmmt>
li@en IN Gobben unb Gpan 9etautten
Bei3en per Tubrmert mad bier befor=
bern, woour@ bieielbe Elm '@riparniB
pom 4 Gents per 8uibel an Tra@traten
er3ielt. @enn bieies 8eiipiel aQerorts
bur@9efibrt miroe. oiriten ii4 bic @i>
ienbabn>@ orporationen balb bemosen
fublen, balbluess preisuIroi9e Staten
a~njuieeen.
@iner 9r0Beren Nniabl iunser Qeute
wurbe am @ounta9 in Der Wobnun9 pom
Setter Bennins cine babi@e Mbenounter>
h~altuns jutbeil.
Bert Sans bat feline Stelums an Der
bieiisen vDispat@" a%ufsesebeu.
l1eber 80 2ebrer unb 2ebrerinnen,
wel@e CUR @entral>D iuilion bes neuse>
srinoeten Bromn So. @ebrer>0 9 rbanbes
seb0ren, trafen AM Somita9 Na@mittas
babier jufammen. Inter ben intere6an>
ten 8orleiunsen befanoen ii@ rS@ul>
@esiment" uon s. g. Cutting unb
Der 2ebrer in GomSbie unb @atpre"
uon Yrof. 9eB.
Sra Sing 1T s~esenmdrtis NIT berNus>
fibruns mebrerer %elesanter .@rabiteine
bei@dftist. Sra 1T eben elm Meiiter in
ieiuem Sad.
Sobn StraBbur9er bat Die &eQiban'>
i&e Wobnuns serentet unb miro bieielbe
bemna@t be3ieben.
SIM Tburm bes Stobtsebdubes 1T
cine ubr an9ebra@t. ioooB 'Sol9e,
mel@e nd@tli@ermeile rni@t muBten,
baB IS i&on 10 ipdt iit", li@ mad elmer
anoeren @nti@uloisuns umieben minen,
ba bas 3ifferblott electrii9 erleu9tet
uno weitbin ii@tbar 1T.
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Iier QroBe GrfolQe.

ga ibre Site bas III ben Nu;eiseu @e=
bauptete uoqauf gu redtferti9en I'M Stanbe
1T, baben bic fol9enben pier Mebijinen e,,or=
men Nbiae sefuubeu: Or. Sings Neue Gnt=
bedun9 fit S9minbludt, @uiten unb grtdl=
tunsen, jebe Slai@e sarantirt @lettril9er
Sitters, Sas srobe Mittel fit Sober, Moseaz
unb Nierenleiben 0udlens Nrnitaialbe, bic
bette il, Der Welt; Dr. Sings Neue 9ebensz
pilen, mel@e u%olltommeme Eiuem iimb. Oieie
Weittel llnb 9%arantirt, 6as BON benielbem Se=
bauptete gu l%eiite., u1b sber undergraduate
Ipotbefer piro nit Sreuben NabereS iiber biez
ielben mittbeilen. gu baben III >. ~. 81
Tens Npotbcfe. 1
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Der Northm etter>t &tnie
flr @tnter.9

Die Nortbmeitern 9inie uertauft se>
senmdrtis gu berabseietten Yreiien gr>
curiionssEidets mad ben @ejunbbeits=
uno 0ersnlsunsspldten III Tlorioa,
Geras, Merico, New Werico, Mrtanias,
Norb Carolina, SIb Carolina, Xouiii>
ana, MiiIiiippi, Georgia, GenneiIee
uno alabama. We9en Gidets uno pol>
Ter Snformat,on ruenoe man li@ an bic
Isenten Der 6. & sc. ". Giienbabn.
35-37-39-4l
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-11-14

- Samnas Mbenb. @ube NQy in
ber Iurnbaue.
Grii1s NINe pom alien Sorten
ioeben ansetommen bel B. gibmer.
- u. s. Bafratb BON Sprinsfielo
beiu@te leeten Samitas feline babier
wobnenoe SHUTTER.
- @uiap Gauiins uoa Morton be-
fanb iib iiber Sonntas gu Veiu9 bel
ieinen glterm in Der Staot.
- Gin erfreulider unb duBerit notbs
w~enbiser &eseni6auer neste seiteru
Morsen ben fart aus9eb6rrten Voben
in bieiiser @esenb.
- 3wei Yeute aus Traep baben in
benz friberen &orbfabrits@ ebdube al
Center: @traBe cine Tdrberei uno Rlei=
berremisuuss: Nnitalt er6fnet.
- @ouanb 2eary, elmer ber 3mils
linssiobne pom Mite2earp, 1T am Mons
tag inn Nlter uon, Is Sabren an Der
Sdwinoiudt seitorben.
- Die @illon Gbeater Company
mirb ant Treitas, Samitas unb Sonns
tag in Der Union Sale @oriteQunsen
seben; bieielbe lit als cine CUTE Truppe
betannt unb oarf beBbalb auf uole
9duier rednen.
Denrp Grone ma9t biermit Be-
tannt, Bag er auf ieinem alien Plat int
8aiement pon S9eQ's @ebdube an Der
Ode pom Minneiota> unb 2. NorbitraBe
nod ME Dor Butter unb gier fault unb
ben b0@ten Marttpreis in Cab baflr
beSablt.
- Die @bicaso & Nortbwetern
Giienbabn 60. bat letten Sonntas pom
@aKerbebalter aus cine prattii@e unter>
irbii@e Qeituns na@ benz Depot>Nb>
3usscanal beriteqen la1en, bur@ mel@er
bas beim Speiien Der 2otomotiueu uor>
beilaufenoe @a6er abfisBt unb bas TeRs
frieren beilelben wdbrenb bes @inters
uerbitet wiro.
- Wie bas beige v8oltsblatt" uon
seitern beri9tet, wurbe Sonntas Na@t
Der Weriu9 sema@t, Sobn Den9lers
9aus in Brano gu iteden, mel@es slid>
li9ermeiie ni9t selan9. Man entbedte
erit an, Montas Mor9en bic fr~epelbafte
Mbli9t, inbem Elm Cell an oer Noromeit=
ede pom 9aus gu &oble uerbrannt uno
bic na9ite llmsebuns our@ &eroiin=Oe l
9etrdntt mar. Bei weiterer unteriu9una
murbe in Der gidbe etn Guartble4 ses
funben, NORM ii9 nod Elm tleiner &eit
BON &eroiin:Oel portland.
- @@ubwert ma6erbi@t unb wei@
;u MAIDEN, 9iebt es uiele Mittel, bic ii@
mebr ODER meniser mirti am ermieien.
9lls cine ber. beiten uub ;usIei@ einfa@s
item acknowledgment bat li9 fol9enbe
bewdbrt: Gin uiertel Quart 2ein0l
mirb nit einem uiertel Quart &lauen>
felt seto1t unb nit bieier Mii4un9 10
LANCE iie nod marm lit, bas 9@ubwert
ein9erieben. Man ldBt es bann, ebe
man es an3iebt, et~a 3mei Gage iteben.
WiQ man bas Gini@mieren wieoerbolen,
10 maiien bic @@ube ielbitueritdnbli@
uoQtommen troden iein. Tu9t man
Der obisen Ma1e nod 800 @ramm
Yarafin mdbreno bes &o@ens bin3u, 10
wirb bic Observation-Disclosures oe%rielben
sesen bas @inorinsen Der Teu@tisteit
bebeutenb uermebrt. Nu9 @inidmies
run9en BON ermdrmten &icmus6( mas
den oas 2eoer sei@meiois uno waiers
bi9t.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-11-14

0abt Sbr S1nsibermeiiter @bos
bes @ebi@t@en a" aneerer Steue bere'ts
9eleien?
- Gris @rsbe i9oB letten Sonntas
elm ldmarses gidbSrn9en. baS erlte
berartise Gremplar, ~eldes bis iest
nod in bieiiser @esene erlest muroe.
- Gbas. Goberer bat fir ben 9ars
room in Der Turnballe cine our4 Wals
ierbrud arbeitenoe 0ierpumpe anses
bra1t.
Sobn 0inbmeyer. wdbreno Der
lesten Sabre in Sort Winsate, Deb,
itationirt, befinoet iid babier gum Bes
iu9 ieiner i1wsrtranten Mutter.
Scar &einbart uerianbte AM
Samitas cine Garlabuns S@weine mad
Gb,caso unb seitern Ibenb Suei 'peitere
garlaounsen na9 ct. Saul.
- %. Gator uom Waieca. iowie
Geo. %. S4erer unb @%emablin Don
Mantato nabmen an, Montas Wbeno
an benz Stiftunssfet bes Turnuereins
tbeil.
- George S4nobr,@ uno Trl. @os
ia S9neioer murben seitern 0ormittas
III Der tatbolii@en STRIDE bur9 Goter
S9rooer setraut. - Den iun9en gbes
leuten uniere berili@iten @ludmini4e.
- Dr. ". 6. &6bne, Der bes
am Bolisiiten gilbert Bintelmanu ON
letten 4. Suli %besansenen Morbes als
uertd4tis ansetlast war unb aussanss
letter @o9e Dor Trieoensr,9tcr 8ranot
iein 0oruerbor beitanb. muBte, neil
teine Beweiie, bic ibm NIT Dem Moro
in 8erbinouns bra@ten, seliefert murs
ben, pom Mi9ter %entlaiien werben.
Der @taotrotb bon Wfantato bat
in elmer Dor einisen Gasen obsebaItenen
Situn9 Der Omaba Babn per Orbis
nanj bas @esere9t CUR @~erlesuus Der
Babn mad berGluBfront uerlieben. Dies
ielbe wirb auf cine Strede pom brei Mei>
len uerlest unb es mirb Elm l1nion>D Depot
sebaut werben. Oteie firMantato mi9ti>
&c Verbederuns wuo $350,0O0 totem
uno balo in Nnsriif senommen meroen.
- Das 8unoes:O berseri@t bat Dor
einisen Eusen bic Gnti9eiouns in @o=
den Der Winona & ct. Beter Qanb
Company, mona9 bic BON berielben 9ez
etsneten @dnbereien fir 'teuerpfli9tis erz
tanmt wurben, beitdtist. Bromn Gouns
ty l0ite betanntli9 ieiner !3eit audi iber
$50, 900 aus ienen na9be;a5lten Garen
uno brau9t iett alio teine Nurdt mebr
81 baben, bieielben mieoer b%erausseben
;u miI1en.
- Sn Conn COTTONWOOD itarb Ieb>
ten Samitas Morsen mad nur tursem
aRranteulaser Matbias &oed i'm boben
Sitter Don "a Sabren. Ser 0eritorbe>
ne tam i@on i'm Sabre 1868 nod Minz
nsiota uno lieB ii@ auf elmer Tarm in
Gottonmooo nieoer, no er ieitber, uon
MQen seebrt unb sea4tet. wobnte. St
binterldBt auBer ie.ner ebenfa1s i@on
bod betasten @attin einen Sobn, Matb.
&oed ST. unb eine1 o@ter, Trau George
D6bne. Das 2ei@enbesdnsniB bes
Dabinsei@iebenen faub am Montas un>
ter GROCER Setbeilt9uns itatt.
- Seit leeten Treitos iin6 aud In
nerbalb Der Stabtsren5en uon Stem 1lm
bic Mrbeiten. al Der neuen Giienbabn in
uouem Gang. @briit Til;en unb Trit
Vebnte erbielten ben @ontratt fir bas
@raoiren Der Babn pom Der 8. '@uos
itraBe aus big gum MinneiotufuB,
nit Musnabme ber Strede pon Der /.
Glib Bis 8. NoroitraBe, bic mabri9ein>
lid uorerit bur@ pfablmert ber9eitellt
mirb. Die @ontrattoren iiub ielber NIT
elmer Nn;abl @eipanne uno @crapers
baran beibdftist uno haben ouBeroem
~tleinere Bar;eQen an 9lrbeiter uergeben,
bic oas NuflQen mittelit S@aufeln uno
S4iebtarren bemertiteQi9en.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-11-14
3u ~nerfaufen.

3u pe,taufen 1T ein Yrid= @ous NIT 8
3immern unb einen 9%eraumi9en @toreraum.
2ds @ebaube lit nit itabtii9em @aiier per-
iebeu. Gin gutter Stau itebt ebeufaQs il,
@erbinbuns. Ma@;nfrasea lit ber Office bes
rNorti1ritt." ba