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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-27
score ONE FOR TIE "NEW WoNAN"
Mss GvssiE FREEMAN. SALooNkEEP@R AM
PUGu.lST KNOCKS OUT An I'ENAN b.
CAUSE HE HAD sLANpERED HER

CAUSE HE HAD sLANpERED HER
The neo woman demons,rated her ability over
man Yesterday morning when Miss Guss!e rree'
man pugillst and saloonkeeper. whipped "eo'so
schrnitzcr an iceman who had refused 10 supply
her with ice ana incidentally had made remarks 10
which she objected Miss Freeman saloon Is d.
No 1873 Cook-st Brooklyn. while Schmltzer HVes
next door on Saturday the iceman promised 10
supply the aconkeeper with ice enough 70 keep he'
bee- cool on sunday but failed to fulnl the agree
mont AS a result Miss Freeman $ patrons were
Obliged 10 drink warm beer. Miss Gussie was very
much pu: OUT by the icemans action out re-
strained her wrath until yesterday morning ~ me-
friend told her that Schmitzer had slandeieu ne
Now Miss Gussle weighs 30 pounds ana sta.u I
about six feet tall while Schm!tzer weighs oiny
liz mounds and is trfe below i've feet IN helsnt,
Schrnitzer didn't expect trouble when ne leit nI -
home and il was not until he felt a strong mana
on MS shoulder that he realized that sometn M,
was IN A few words satisfied the pug.Hst una.
the remarks which she heard had been mace 10y ny
Schmtzer and telling nim 10 staha Oh VI MI ia
was clearly knocked out ,o,oa
4 crowd OF several hundred persons witnessed
the fight for the iceman DID attempt 10 deleno
himself but without much success, The saloon
keeper and iceman don't speak as they pass D!'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-27
ryyyce1Y DEMANDS TO Br nEvSTATED

John Flnnerty. Of No. 2i5 Avenue A. has applied to
Judge clegerch. OF the Court Of Common Pleas. FOR
a ueromptory writ OF mandamus 70 compel Colonel
War:nr Commissions. OF street Cleaning. 10 :e.A-
,,fa Yin, in the place OF driver unde. whioh rating
he vas Tor thirteen years employed IN Stable c,
Wcs, Observation-Disclosures. 20 keep the
WAGONS In orde. and for which he received wages
o. SIS y week lie asserts THAI he was discharged
without cause and a hearing. He applied 20 Co!oael
Warlng .or Reinstatement, several times Dut w.
succcssfully though he says that be Is veteran q
,rn late way and that his 81. nl.ssa! without l
boo~inc was therefore Illegal. Fnne.ty Is 4 mem
her O. Tammany Hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-27
Suicides BIZ SHOOTING.
. WOMAN KILLS HERSELF ~ FRONT or \ LOOK
ING-G-.., y

4 WOMAN KILLS HERSELF ~ IRON. OF y LOOK
ING-G-.., =
Emily Weber thir,y-thgce years old, servant H.
tire house OF Frederick The'rann. jr, at No. %
West One-hundred-aaG-swerty-s eventh-st.. shot
,.relf in the mead about 90 cclocl. last night and
d.ed some time afte.waEG.
About 10 O'clock sfr. Themann. whose family
T. passing the summer IL Bloomfield. y. J., came
into his house and went upstairs 10 his own room
on thr second noor. FROM. Lighting the gas he
saw the servant lying on the floor IN front OF 2
tan looking-glass where she had sho; herself with
a revolver TIE woman was stlii alive and breath
ing heavily Mr.. The!lmann rushed out o. the
house and called the nearest policeman. An amou-
i"nre from Harlem Hospital sent for. but
the woman was dead when the ambulance arrived.
The carae OF the act IS unexplained.
ii an 0uoLnovyr man about forty years Old shot
himself in rear room OF the saloon at No. 2iS
Third-ave last evening. lie died Immediately
sf,erward The body was taken charge Of by tee
police ana sent to the Morgue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-27
corr CALENDARS FOR TO-DAT

Supreme Court-caa n,oers- Before BeeAman j.-cour;
opeas 20 Motions. Calendar called at IL
No Buckley Krahmc-. No :. People. etc. Va. War
ins No g. Taylor VI. Cole No 1. Hggncs sm.tae.s
NJ g. No.scc. Jones. No. q !!enerson German
Amer, a. Inrurance Company No : Walsh Lave
No. matter 0. Pceknosc Fishing Club. No g. Haas
sw!ok No. TO- smith Jacobs. No IL, Bruncr Nc
Lalghn.
SapTrmo Court-General Term-Rccess.
Supreme CoUr-sIeciai Tegm-IaIts !. II anG lI-Al-
jour.e. Tor the term.
circuit Ccurt-Parls l. II. i'll ana N-AdJourned FOR
the
superior cour-speeal Term-peiors Freedman j.
Court opens a u ~. Motions
superior cous-Cenera. Term Adjourned for the term.
Superior Cour-Equ!ty Tcrm-AdJourned for the term
Superior CouIt-T.ial Term-Fars !! IL and ul-Ad.
;ournee for the term.
snTrogste's ur,-chamners-Before Fitzgerald. -
Court opens 1880 a. No day calendar Wills
for probate: Elzlhe,ha sohaofer. Fanny r. Herzog.
Catnssro krause. Aaron shapiro Morz Er'heilcr Ed
wa.d Oncy. ~ 30 George Aeltc.c.. JacoUIn1
Hartman N = r. IL
Surrogae's Court-rria ToTLl-Adjourned fer the
Common lless-special Iern-Be!o.e TieseFlch J.
curt orors At a
Common Poaa--Ctnesai Terrn--Aljournei :.ne dlr.
Common Pras--Equity Tc:m-Adjourned for the
Common Ilcas-Tral Term-Parts /. II and HAL.
5oITned for the term.
city Cou.t--Genersl Term-Adourned sine die
CITY cour,-Spec.al Tcrm-Before Mccarthy. J.-couri
opens OF II a Motions
city Cour-Trial Term-Parts |. ii. III and V-A:-
jcurned ftr the .rerrl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-27
4 GIRLS ATIEMPT 1T SUICIDE.
HER FAMILY BELIEVED FALSE CHARGES AGAINST
HER. AND HER MOTHER TURNED HER
OUTDOORS - SISTERS OF MERCY
TAKE CHARGE or HER

The girl nineteen years old. who attempted
suicide BY drowning Saturday night at west
Forty-ninth-st and the North River, was rescued
ana for lorg tine refused 10 tell her name or
anything abou. herself finally consented 10 tax
yesterday whil4 H. custody at the iorkvAe court
she said her name was Nellie Eagan. but she re-
fused 10 give her address. she said she came
from ireland seven years ago and had been until
a year ago living with her mother. sister ana
brother in this city For the last eight months
she had been working in a bachelor apartment
house in West Thirty eighth-s;. On Saturday last
she had a quarrel with one OF her sisters VINO
got very angry and falsely accused her OF leading
an immoral life. Her mother and brother be-
ieved the story. and her other turned ner out
doors Then she determined 10 XIII herset.
Nellie Eagan taken yesterday afternoon into
the Justices private room. where she vas met by
two Sisters OF Mercy from E!ghty-frst-5t. and
Madison ave. who had read the reports about her
I'm he papers and taken Interest IN her case. On
The pr6:n:sc Of the Sisters 10 look after the girl.
Magistrate Kud.ich released her IN their custody.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-27
HE MADE SURE or HIS SAFETY.
A nan .DEscENDs THE LADDER WHEN HIS HOUSE
IS or FIpE. AND LET'S HIS WIFE AND
CHILD DIE ALONE

Two lives were lost in fire last night in BrooA-
Ign. Shortly before midnight fire broke oat IN 'he
house of jeremiah Murphy No. 81 C!ay-st' n
which John Lautner, with his wife Mary, ard
their nine-year-od daughter Bertha occupied the
second foor. Flames discovered by young
son % Mr. Murphy. and alarm was turned in
When the Lautrer family aWoke they found es-
cape By the stairway cut OF. and went 20 the win
dows TIE hremen 81 the truck company raised the
ladder 20 the window. Lautner Immediately de-
ecended IT, leaving his wife and daughter behind, and
disappeared. MIS-. Lau.nec ana her daughter were
found unconscious on ne hoor They we-e taken 20
? drug store where both died The ire destroyed
Murphys house ard part 81 the adjoining mouse.
The ne.shbors and Others o.. tae scene were !@d'g-
rnnt aga!rst Lautrer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-27
THE ACCUSED PHYSICIANS ExoyERArsn

James E Keaney and william F. Fltspatr.eS tns
young physicians who were arra!saed last satusaay
on complaint OF William ELS. employed At Pa1.ek
J. cody's saloon, No SO Thlrd-ave.. charged with
committing a burglary in the saloon ana sooo.sz
II OF $40 August H. were sonoraoy d.scns.s Pn
yesterday by Magistrate Kudlich IN AsgAsaae
Court. They praysa al alibL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-27

Charles W. Barney. a Republican. who has been
=, inspector Of street openings for five months was
yesterday appointed general inspector Of street open
,oes by Commissioner BrookAeld. Of the Depart
r,ent Of Pubic Works. in place OF Nicho.as H.
O'Connor the former Tammany Incumbent.
Mr. Barney is forty-two years old ana was Dorm
In Mount Morris. Livingston County lie Is a mem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-27

Look sere. Doctor. nay wants me to send him
to collosi and he spells 1t coolidge Why haven 1
you taught min. better;
'Ah--Im afraid that mere spelling Is not taught
IN our curriculum
Then waa: on earth Is taught In your curricu-
I lum?'' -. - c,-.,
The Doctor suddenly remembers that the Sixth
Form are waiting Tor his lecture ca Sophocies).-
(punah
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-27

city have been crowded with knights Templar ana
their families the last two nlsnts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-27
c IT. BARNEY Is APPOINIED

NE SUCCEEDS ocoNNoR AS GENERAL INSPECTOR
OF STREET oPENINGs-HIs COOP RECORD
AN AID TO HIS SELECTION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-27
REFEREES APPOINTED.

Supreme Court.
D. HceAman J.
Rogers We. .>ason-wlll!am J. Moan.
Common Pleas
~ G!cserlch. J.
Mater az Larlau-JscoD MARKS
Gott!.cn w. kauinana--John Yard
Porter VS.. -.nhafit-Her.v EropI
B0gcrf "a sic.nhardt-Henry I<.opi
Barrow Us 'ppel!-Sanucl y. Paul
Superior Court
~ Freedman. J.
Va.iacn vs. Dav.s-AIgustus II Nandc.poci.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-27
A CHANCE FOR Mr.. CLEVELAND
A SUGGESTION THAT HE PURCHASE THE
DISCARDED ROYAL YACHTS

AN EXPERT DECLARES THAT WIEN PAINTED UP
WITH THEIR uERALpIc ORNAMENTS. THEY
WOULD ENHANCE THE BEAUTIES OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-27

The logical Den ocritic candidate for President !r
1896 according The Carthage Republican
the man who is least responsible for what IL
party mas done since 1t was restored 10 power
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-27
Accora.ng % .rhe p!nchan..oa Herala- .Ae Iade

According 10 Ahe b!-S'.ai!tOH fie'@'" '''N 80
penden,s are lighting for thing, namely com
petent rep. esent at.ves. They hold 41as no
Herald" 'tha, competency applied 10 aspi-
rants for office means honesty. mental eapA-
bility and fsarlessaess. The machines i-sa =,
competency is that he IS most compe'eas VIC
car hooiwlnk the rank ana n.e 81 ms
party: stand in with the boss OF the other parry
and MO Is abs to control a LARGE nSnossi .,
.Aoater3 We leave IL 10 any lcsca! Inhc 70
decide which party working Tor the best inieseS's
of he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-27

Saws The Carthage Republican: Reynolds.
Robertson and Cogseshal, the three Senator's wso
repud.ated their party. in turn repudlaie1 a.
their party II il impressive and heait IN. y.
lesson in.iuslcs will be felt Tor good many
wears"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-27

'One thing" says The Rochester Democrat and
Chronicle" that Repub.ioanism means IS the abb
ity OF this government to take care Of its gold re-
serve without the help Of expensive synd.cai.s
And that is one OF the many reasons way tie
people are voting az every opportunity for return
OF Reuublicanism"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-27

II is understood that Charles II Miller. Super
visor of Yorkshire vii! be nominated for Assembly
man in the Ist Cattaraugus District and that 70
opposition will be made TO him in the convention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-27

Assemblyman Fred A Robbins who has been
nominated tor the third time In the Anegi.y
district will is said. be a cand.ilte for Spe ike..
He made a credtIb.e record az Albany .ast winter.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-01

Gen 5Orsueoe airfss 5utulte
blep osiaa anmooet ON at siue Setaut.
nlns | otrioeu mellen Sersslanb o.
Nelauo, men prsreoe fig. bells iurOj
bet life piIoe blnnoe fla pp | etrloen
% bells icroi @nmooninsen ON getant.
ming fun ium fra eniclte 9eriunsr 90
life fra samiunoet.
- grof. &ponins lGrer Stuosr.
terne peo 8reiteifolen at mes Re.
- Stuoeuterne ueo Hreiteifulen sr
pirfiomme ruuot ON ! gpen meo q,
bolbs Spnbassitoler % Opbp3selier
% befSge Sp9e.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-01
q q.

Gu ny Srpnning for Sorrn. Sra
SeOul berettes ben 2SOe bs, at Sons
gen bar uul8t fig en- III 8rOnning, Ug
ban iaIber Zig M aeiier. Oct Iiges
osiau, at SrOnpriuisn er ienOt iom
5uIcmGetig til amerita Os England
for at faa BAN no al 2anoet O9 bereoe
8risn for en- Grius, iUm ftuar beiere i
CUNT hos be StprenOe.
6rneral Miiurn, ben tioligere jupus
ueiiIte MiuiIter til SUrsu, ps andre
~iapuneiite GmbeosmGnO, iOm fOrlOO
Sorea itrur eiter @OrNet paa 9ron'
uin9eu, ug Tom mi8tanftes iOrat bupe
mprost terbe, orreitereoes peo SlutOms
fen III lljtnu. Sc leOiuscbes uO Of
2auSet al en- GioetiuQ @enOarmer.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-01
Strioen ON 6renoIeu menem 9llo

Strioen ON 6rGnDIeu me0em alas
fla os be brittle SsiiObelier / Iorbpes
fen oil iuart faa en- burt's giIlutnins.
buis ben i%uuabiite Staggering sipr, bpao
ben M truer meo at sjpre. Den fas
nuoiite 8esieriu9 ital baue siuet Sra
ore iii. at bet rioeuoe Gullti Ital opers
taae &Onirolen pper bet pmtriote
@rGuoieoiitrift / Gloita, iuOtr9ue 9olo
Ds buloe 9riosret l irlminele Eager.
Get Omitriote 8Iitrift rogi0r 7.3 Dbl
lau9s gntUn 5lOOen % i~uObeiotter
Muuoinsen al Sortp Mlle Greet, sien,
mem boiIfeu mau bar Gogans til b.
u1roiiuloe @utoleRr Deb @lpens Sill.
ber.i Sois bet tauaoiite 8pliti oipr
5crorlns paa SurIsoIttion pper Oct
omftriote 9itritt, pI fire 9uIinoe
ameriiuuIte Sulosrauere fomme uuocr
oeres &utprltet.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-01
6ofpaIgcne.

Statspals pll biipe bolot ben 5te
9ouember / ~ Stater o. ct 9erritu,
rum, nemlis: Sonia, 8anias, Sen.
tudp, Marplanb. Masia9uietts, @ts.
isippi, Iebraifa. @eiu gort, Stem
Ssriep, Ohio, Iennipluania ps Utah
T%errltorium.
Oregon. &booe Sslanb. @i6ioan.
Soutb Carolina ps @isconiin bar tiO.
lisere paa startt afbulbt fine gata.
De Stater. iom ifaI beige fin GIT
uernsr, er iglseuoe: Soma. eiter 6ruat
3. Sadiun, &ep.; &entudp. efter SUbn
Youns SrOtun, Sem.; MarplanS, eftsr
6ranf SrOtun, 3em.; Masfoduietts.
eiter 5reoerif z. @reenbulse, 93eS.:
Niisiisiippi, efter Sobn so. StUne,
9em.; Nsu Seriep, eiter George 2.
@eris, 9em.; Sbio. efter @jliam
Ncainleh &ep.; lltah, eiter 6. Y.
@eit, DEM, ubueunt of 8reToent
Glepelano.
s Nebraifa ifal Der palses en- Spie.
iterstsoommer, bpis Gmbeosterm,u er
ier aar, eiter Tepublifaneren z. s.
Icrpal; besuoen to Meolemmer al
unipsriitetss 9iretttOnen, israaris Ger.
min.
Gperit paa Seem gorfs 5idet finbes
aanoioater for Stats iefretar.G mbeOct,
tire gar, eiter Subn Talmer. &ep. gn
&OntrullDr, aasierer, @eueralabpOtut,
Statsingenlsr % gppeIreisbummsr
lfal p9iaa p4lses - benns iibite TOT
flprten % be andre for ire Nar; Sc
nuoarenbe Snoebaper al bisIe @mte,
Der er alIeiammen 3epublitauere. Ger
lfal osiaa pHlses Ell np 9esislatur paa
so Senatorer for en- Glib Of tire Gdr,
$50 IsiemblpsMan for ct Iar, %
Here SpieiteretspOmmere Stat uaiaa
p9lses. Be Senatorer, fom r9l0cs
oenne Gang, pil beltage / @alset pna
en- 5orenebe ,Gtaters Senator eiter
9emufraten 0apib 9. Sia, bpis Ser.
min uolpber ben 3oie Warts 1885,.
s SeHnipluanla ital en- Statstnsic.
rer ualses eiter Samuel %. Sadiun,
&ep.; liseiaa ipp Sommere / Superior
Court for en- Sib al ii @ar. 9pprn
paabpoer, at ct Msblem Of bette Court
Der fom tiaiue unoer iibite aegistatm)
ifal tilbrre MinOrstalss Yartlet; ingen
al Statens 9elsere tilaoes at Femme
paa mere eno ier al be ipp 9pmmers.
s aanias iore9uar Yalgst paa Ell
Spieiteretss Suitit arius, ibis Sermin
er ct aur; ben nuuerenoe GmbeOs'
mano er Gepublitaneren 3auio Nar'
tin.
Sflbnt Der ialt er ipp furifieaiet
Eartl'1 'dets i Marfen, pil aapp itris
oen meo faa llnotuselier lom l9opaulis
fun itaa melem be to samle BARTER.
5 Staten Misii3iippi itaar Semufru'
terne os 9opuliiterne n ON geuet.
S Nebruifa itaar 6riirlpmenbene liges
ION paa Den enc SIDE, meoens paa
Den anoen itaor &epublifanere, Demo
~trater, Sppuliiter Os Grubibitioniiter.
N'w Yort % SEEN Seriep er Der
opltlllet lpclaliitIife Observation-Disclosures.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-01

$50 Grmenisrr orGbiss. 3tsie aanoss
bpers Snobpsprrs bouos ttollsere tsus
oruot ile III @%upsrugreu ! Salbnrt for
Seifptielie moo be plpuorenoe Moho.
meonnere, men 6upCrHgrsn ienote fun
3 @snbnrmer, ION lille uoaeoe frsm,
fgr eiter Mprosrierne bar beBoaeor.
GutOrItstsrue liul iienos Hapusne poo
9eoerns ipr bette g~lasfmUro.
Muone for SprOr. Ct enseIii
3artdmeutmsOlrm, iOm par | apuitan'
tinUpet uuoer be iioite Cptpier, flyer,
at Stiainssn Der CT me9et olrurlia.
Sultnuen mooto9cr iusen Ssigsenos
% er mOolgs. S 9gbet al be iioite Ia
Gage itul ban bope ltuot to al fine DIP
p~aricre, iOm BON mistGntte for at bile
mprbe fig. 3e tpcfiite Dffcerer ipms
pntiisrtr life LANCER mso bet tprttite
Stpre / SOnfnntinopel. 9e Ital bare
frrolee til at ejpre Sprsr, o9 inosn
fort 9io oil be auo ipulieris paa en-
eler uuoeu MaaNe bape mp,bet eul'
tonen.
aiGmprt | ire Sage. SUntauti'
uppeI, 29oe Oft. 9e tDrtiite trooper
% slrmsnierre Dor ijGmpet i 8 Gage
unr Ruraib. 3Grmere SpIpsninser
mansler.
Gu Del Stn9ora Sernbnenembross
mRuo, inobefuttet ipIte % brittle un'
~beriaattsr, er fanseoe al en- Rpuerbanoe
/ STADIUM.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-01

SlaaOsmiuiItercn bar beIluttct life
at Iaoe npsen al DC npe SanOnbaaOe
bpsse i ct Stibsuerit uco nOsen al De
fore SnoiScr uuatet bet lapelte glnbuO
Tom fra The Detroit Tow Boat Co,
Detroit, Wrd. On Sruttat nleo eng
lamb beitemmer, OF iusen al oisie 2aupe
Hal bpsse eaer buIOe ct arigsIttb pau
rossn Of DC fore Suoiger.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-01

Serfen. Seirbursnusts giterret.
ringer oIier, at beuue 5prte er ben bel.
ti9ite, ben IRnsits % ben melt amin.
beige, iiosn Surcauet bleu uprettst.
Sun paa entelte Steoer / 9OropeIter
us bet iierue Seiten bar man bapt neu.
neuHrois 8e9n be iioite 2 Maaueoer.
s sutelte Dele al 9anOst be8pnote Eers
Ten / IiotsH al Suit Ntaaneo, Og paa
be flete Steosr | gugui. &aa belle
ben u~tluntjie &pft bar Sisgnfaloet iioeu
ben lite ausult pRrst unoer ben uurs
male Sgioe Us paa eHfelte Steoer fun
bet Snlpe. 2l9ueHoe 2illtauoe berIter
| SbtU' os Dds isiipp 9alsn o. paa
entelte Gteoer al 4acIficfpiten. Gangs
be iiore Suoiscr bar Hesuialbst pGret
iterre. S Slippebjerseue, / Colorado,
Mpomina. utab % Nepaoa bar bet l
nRunte 2losrum resHet itertt. De flee
tie alnser ipmmer fra 99eIt Siraiula,
SentudD % De peitli9 8oeliicltater.
Gil al Smile begpnoie Sgrten paa Be
Il ne SleOer isrit, eiterat al Gulina
oGr rnobsitet. 9aa muree Steoer bar
3srten itnoet SiuterbueOeu. Snpnes
gnnsene bar liot msgsi, o. paa mause
Steoer, buor 9grten bar paret lange,
CT Der iOreiOmmet flere 2piustilfaloe
eno ! Hlminpeli9bso.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-01
Notice.

The latter half of the fall term al
Humboldt College begins Monday, Nov.
nth. Glasses will then be organized in
the common branches. Board, room
and tuition So Is per week. Books
rent ed. Address J. P. Peterson, Hum
boldI Iowa.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-01
sra @aibiuaton.

Set antn9es. at ben republitunite
RatiuuulfOnoeution oil blips iammeus
tutct til at msoe / S~Iutuinseu al Sum
1896.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-01
S18 DOLLARS

Nn er oct oerfor Den ret e 5io at fire iJ
utprt billtae . netier meo oen eneffe oi'
refte xtnte TIL SfanotnaOtcn. GAM
p.erIie al9aar ira Y ~ Yort Den 9oe % 250e
November, afiluttenoe meo ben fore
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-01
Commercial 1epartmen tSunSels.

9urinsl pee Sionabton Aeaoemp& Suiiners
Suitrtuie er M beore Stano ruo nuesn.
iiuoe ier. The Ellis System of Actual
Business Practice er blepea rnoiort rbpIt
% uiier fig icrtrinlia | ulc Seuiseuoer. 9bs
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-01

Prot. breckenridge has helped many
backward young people. Saturday, Nov.
Q many more will begin 10 arrive for
earnest work during the winter,
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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-11-08
WHAT WAS It MINNIE WILLIAMS KNEW

which Mrs. Mckay describes SO graphi-
cally was peculiar to Miss Williams.
at was a fixed habit of hers, )" said Mrs.
McMurrav, Ito shake her finger at any
one with whom she was conversing ear
nestly, and I can easily believe that the
woman who used that gesture while stand
ing in front of the church was Minnie
Williams, and that what she said was,
Theodore Durrant, | know you had some
thing TO do with the disapp earance of
Blanche Lamont
Mrs. NJ. Mower of 2726 Howard street is
one of the number who saw Durrant at the
ferry on the afternoon of April II. She
went to the wharf about $40 to go to
Yountvilie, and exchanged greetings with
Durrant, who seemed to be waiting for
somebody or something.
Durrant did not seem disturbed by the
number or proposed evidence of the various
new witnesses. GAS for being seen at the
ferry, never denied being there" he said,
"and for the rest, General Dickinson is the
one who will discuss its importance"
Referring to certain unpleasant ru-
mors he said: ''They have been trying
for long time to hatch up something
against my family and myself, but have
failed"
Mrs. Durrant will not be at her sons
side, as usual, when the sentence is pro-
nounced. 81 do not care to let the public
have the satisfaction of gazing at me-" she
said.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-11-08
YOSEMITE PERMITS.
Hardly Any Changes Made in the Con-
cessionaries-The Work of the
Past Season.

Hardly any changes were made in the
concessionaries when the executive COM
mittee of the Yosemite Commissioners
met yesterday and granted the permits for
next year. There were two or three, but
they were very insignificant.
Chairman Henry K. Field will make a
trip into Yosemite Park in day or so. 1t
will be his last official visit, he said yester-
day afternoon, and he will go for the pur-
pose of inspecting the work done there this
season. Speaking of the work accom-
plished he said:
"Our attention has been devoted almost
wholly to roads and bridges. Most of the
bridges have been reconst ructed. If we
had an appropr iation big enough we would
like to have these bridges all Of stone and
iron, and so far as we can we are endeavor-
ing to educate up to that idea.
ave have completed the saddle trail on
top of the grade leading into the valley
from the stage line. This trail runs from
what is called Fort Monroe to Stanford
Point. 1t will give visitors accessibility
to the point, from which one of the finest
views of the valley is obtainable. Artist
Robinson painted his magnificent piano.
rama from there.
at is intended to continue this trail
next season along the cliffs-on top of
them-to Sentinel Dome and Glacier Point,
making detours to the top of Bridal Veil
Falls and the Cathedral Spires and Sen
tinel Rock. The Glacier Point hotel has
been much improved externally. Next
season its interior will be looked after.
"a very important task we have under
taken is the Typographical survey by
George Kent Radford. Radford, who was
supervising architect of the Niagara Falls
commission, has been prominently identi-
fed with the improvements of the Capitol
grounds at Washington. D. c., and also OF
Central Park, New York; Mount Royal
Park, Montreal, and the parks of Brook
Ign, Buffalo and Chicago. He has made a
thorough survey of the valley during the
past season and is now working on the
maps and also sketches and designs for
future work.
Altogether, I think we have greatly
improved the landscape effect, and many
unsightly structures have been removed"