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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-01
SOWa VaGri6ten.

-Surlineton. Serr Run=
oprrt iii burlington lit ein %palllonirter
Sdaer, lllo ais ibm bon &erlpanoten
IN Goscoe cine @inloOung 81 einem
6amilienieite Su9ing, pa geoahte er 81
9leiter 3eit Der i60nen &ebbiibner.
Die in lener Gseeno reibli1 lino.
Nd6oem oas Set poriiber mar, flng
Die Sa9o 0r. llno er bate Slid.
Wfit reiAer Sellte belaoen 9ing er Dem
Sabnbofe ST.. Seiu Nefie Sutdcrpft,
welter nit inn 9ejaat bate, iolate
lbm in Ginger g%ntfernung, ais Ii1
oellen 8c.pcbr suiaQi9 cntluo, &unoprIf
Die pOle SGrOtlaoung in &opf, Sals,
Giifen uno Seine ja9cno. IS iuuroe
raid eln 6ubriuert rcqririrt. nm ben
Seripunoeten, Der uuiGbig mar, 81
9eben, no6 Dem %abnDoIe 81 fa9ren.
gu Sauic angetOmmeu, muroe eir
Mrst gerufen, Der Die SArott6ruer aus
Dem SOpf uno Sals e~ntIcrnte. Ser
Giifen mar our6 Die crlc9ten GebDiib=
ner 9eI1iibt wprpen, wdbreno Die
S6rottOrner in Die fleiihigeu Sbeile
Der 9trme uno Seine 10 tief elngeorum=
gen iparen, oab lie niht beraus9eSo0en
meroen ~tonnten, uno Serr &unoorf lie
ipabrlhcinli1 als Mnoenten lebens=
ldn9li6 nit ii6 traNen mus.
- llsber oen g~lusial Der Soma
Staatsiair idreibt Der ,Staatsan;ei=
ger" in Ses Woiue5 inter Inoerem
6Ol9enoes: Ser iinansielle She'll Der
sair tann wie folgt turS 3uiammen
9efabt peroen: Sic GeIunmmt : Gin=
nubmen waren S38, 36l; Die Nuslasen
$l7, 500. Ge6ne mai Die altcn
S9uloeu oes Gereip3 binsu = $40, 600
- uno bleiben alio na1 ge;ablun9
aler Yrdmien uIiu. 1851 in Der Gaile.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-01
Sn ciuem Sortrasc III Stnut's aabi>
tnrium

erIaubte Ii9 Gin prOteitantii1er Prebi=
ger nit Se3ugnabnte auf oas Glrtular
oes Grsbii6ofs SenneiiD iiber ben Yros
teIt 0e9eu ben &aub oes &ir6enitaates
einen Saufen rabgeorOi6ener 8e=
i9t6tslii9en" Die0er uui5ufrii6en, in=
Dem er bebauptete, bic Staot &Dm
iei inter ben YGpIten Elm Spfer
Don anItedenoen Srantbeiten 9ewez
len, neil uuf ianitGre @oblfabrt
ni6t 9erednet wuroe, uno" Der .8Qub
Des Sir6enituute5 babe Stalien aus
eInem inl9liifli6en uno pera9teten
SOlte, 5u elmer Der 9liidli9lten lno
gea6teIten NutiOnen Der Groe gema6t.
Gr preiIt 8ictor Emanuel. ben &arb=
tOnig Stalicn$ ols einen Wtann Der
.trob alter ieiner &afer"
elm ySOloat" uno PotriOt" 9etpeIen.
SNm ipri6t er BON Dem geidli9ten pie
biscit, ais bate oas SOlt Der StaOt
&Om nit 147, 600 Stimmen 9egeu AZ
8ictOr Emanuel Dem Papit Yius TX.
als Serri6er DorgeSOgen.
IS fGlt inns ni6t Elm urs nit jeoem
prOteituntiI9cn Yreoiger in cine @on=
troOerle e%in5ulaIlen, tUel6er Oas S9rei=
ben u%nierer Yii60Ie banuben mill I'm
feinen SaB ge9en Die tatbOlii6e STRIDE
iosSulanen, aber mir wOllen bier nur
betUnen, ONB es cine lQn9it 9riinoli9
uGo unumtOBli3 wieoerle9te ,Ge=
i1i3tsliI8e" 1T, oaB Oas vEOm Der
pdpIte" I3le9t Derpaltet Qeweien, uno
mas SictOr emanuel, ben &oubtOnig
Jtaliens anbelan9t, bei6reibt i'm unier
proteltNntil6e @eI6i6ts9elrrrter ielbIt,
Oa er ia9t .trOB Glrr einer Sa=
ter. uno in Setref oes 9lebiscites
b. b. Der SOltsNbtimmun9, Ourd pel=
Dies oas 8Olt GOm's 1i9 fir 8ictOr
Emanuel als SOuperdn entiAieoen ba-
ben iOl, 10 weiB ein jeOer unp0rteiii6e
8eI6i9tstenner, oaB bic g8abl our1
SntrigueH 0ler Dirt 9efGli6t worOen
mar, uno SictOr emanuel muroe &6=
mig BON ROm, ni6t Our6 bic SHADE
@Ottes" pte le9itim Serri6er es
iinO, "iOnOern our6 Die .@naos @ari:
balois" unO ieiner b~0lbrpiloen Soloas
tesla bic err gum Sbeilc in ben g8dloern
WtericOs retrutirt bate. limb oann
ielbit, Werm Die WGbl ui9t 9efQli6t
gelpeien mare, N lie lie es b q l.
td6li9 mar, ieit Uarn bat eiu
&Olt III Cinem &Onigrei0 ONs
&e9t ieinen le9itimen Serri6er iiir
einen GinOringling 81 pertaui0en?
OOt Die tntbOlii6e Stride Oieies &e6t
ie DEM SOlte anertonut2 o0s 1T eiue
anoere GrOae.
9us, ui6t Ols .glntwOrt",
iOnOeru bios ais .9elcu9tun9"
oes unIinni9en Gei6pdBes, weldes Der
prOteiiOntiiGe Yreoi9sr los9elaHen unO
oas IN ben Sa9esbIattern eri9ien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-01
Sin Jiltrirapparat int &Grper.
sSie oein Slut rein eebaltsn ~irS.
GeInnSGsit cntipriugt reinem Slut. Heines
Slnt iii ppn brm 3nitanoe bss 6iltsr5
in beiuem SOrpsr abbangig.
Seiue Niercn, tucu1 tie geiuuO iinS, baltel beir
glut rein. Giuise Sbatiahra iiber bie=
ielben unb ME iie seiuno 81 MAIDEN
iiuO, tpsnu iic frant iino.
Ssin glut 1T CO, mas oeinen G6rper

Sein glut 1T CO, mas oeinen 3orper
nGbrt.
Neuss Ylut ipiro isbe Minllte ber=
norSebraht. IS Nebt mad ben Sun.
gen. empIdngt oa irii6e 2uft unb
cirtuliert oann ourb ben &0rper. Sn
ieinem 2auie 'haiit Is neues 6leiib,
Sett, &nOAen II. /. ~. uno nimmt
ausSebrau6te Sbeile auf.
0ieie aui9ebrautte Materie oebt in
Die gtiereH. Die Nieren ibeioen lie
aus Dem Slut aus uno entierneu Tie
aus Dem &Orper.
Seoud mn ipenn lie asiuno iino,
tbuu Tie ss.
Sino bic Nieren in oelunoem ,3u-
Itanoe 10 arbeiteu lie ais Wirtlihs 6il=
trirapparate, um oas Slut rein 81
balten. g8enn lie trant iiuo, arbeiten
le unpOltommeu. Sic laiien ole
idlebte Materie Suriif. Sit I1eioen
lie aud Die quite aus,
IS aibt nidts ~giitigeres, als idls9=
tee Slut.
Gin geweis bieriiir lit 3beumatis=
mug. Sieie Grantbeit 1T nibts anoe=
res als SlutOeraiitung. welde ourd
idledten SeiiaB in osmielbsn. tpelhen
bic 9tieren nidt ausibsiosn, erseu9t
luiro.
Sri9bt's Niersn 3rantbeit psroantt
ibr Gntltebcn Dem umItunoe, baB Die
Nieren entqe9en9elebt arbeiten - Dem
@lut Die quite SubltanS entfiibren.
YeiDe 9lrten bon Nierenleioen iino
gefdbrli9.
8eioe tDnneH ourb DR.. Hobbs
Sparagus Kidney Pills gcleilt ,uer=
Den.
Sine Der ipunoerbariten Ginridtun=
gen Der Natllr lit oieier nOtiirlibe Sill
trirnpparat in unierem G0rper. lln=
iere Nieren iinO wihtiae Srgane.
@ir Iino oaber otter trant als notb=
iuenoi9 lit. SieIes tpmmt einsi9 oa=
Ter, oaB mir DEM 3ultauoe unierer
Nieren 81 wenis Nuimertiamteit iden=
Ten.
arante Nieren seiaen iid ourd per=
I6ieoene Seioen III.
&beumatismus uuo Sri9bt's Nie=
reI=Sr0ntbeit Iino bGufiN. NnGmiu,
NeurNl8ie. SdmerSen I'M Giidcn,
Shwinoel, 2eiocn Der Slaie, gries,
3udertrantbeit, S6lailOIi9teit II. Mer=
DoIltdt II. I. ~.
Sicies lino uur einige tueni9e Spmp=
tbomc ODer i~oGcnannte &rantbeiten.
S0binter itedcn INNER Die tranten
9tleren.
8eriiebt Der 6iltrirer luieoer feline
6unttionen ridtIg. 10 Ueri1ipinocn ale
oleie SpmptbOme.
DR.. Hobbs Sparagus Kidney
Pills iinO bauptIdhli6 aus ben Wur=
Ssln Der Sp0rAel Subereitet, mel1e
eluen beIOnoerCn beilenoen GiuflnB aui
Ole Nltrell allaubt. sic 9lbt 0ellel=
ben ncuCs Sebcn, llelle Grdfte. Sic
unierltiiBt oieielbeu III ibrcr S~bdti9teit.
Sic bcllt ibre llnreaclmdBiNtelten.
Sic reini9t uno erneuert ben Siltrir=
0ppar0t.
Sinh Die Nieren in 9eiunoem gu.
lt0noe 10 Iinocit oil ioiOrt siuen 9roBeu
6eQenlaB. Seine @elihtsIarbe miro,
iriih uno ocin NanSer SOrper seigt
lleucS Sc6ell, neue Strait.
Sieics III bic gBirtun9 0uf Die iran.
len 9ilercn ppn DR.. Hobbs Sparagus
Kidney Pills, uAO oieler aut bic ul=
.rcincn Safte.
Mit elmer Sur bon DR.. Hobbs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-01

Sparagus Kidney Pills tommlt nelcs
Sebcn. Sic beilen. ipenn aloere DE
~olslnen, Die Den Sip Der &rantbeit ni6t
trehen, febli0lagen.
DR.. Hobbs Sparagus Kidney
Pills lino in olcn 9lpotbeten 81 so
6ts. Die S6ahtel sl baber, uber lrer=
ben na1 Gmpiana oes yetraaes porto.
frei per Ypit periunot.
Cine intcrehante 4bbanoluna. iiber
Mieren uro ibren giniluB gum Buten
ooer gDien, miro auf Yerlansen fret
perihidt. Wan ipenoe ii6 al DR..
Hobbs Medicine Co., Chicago Doer
San Francisco.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-01
Die Tiruu Sas. 9ent Il Co.,

e de Der Z. uno Wain q 5 e,
1T betonnt ols zines Der beIten Ser=
t~aufsbduIer Der Staot fir ale artitel
IN GQeu= uuo &urSwaareu, fir Sep=
pi6e rno Seltii9er uno audi fir ale
gSoaren, tpel9e ben peri6ieoenen Sab
res3eitsn an9emeTen iino. aaes 1T
edit uno Oauerbait bel mDsli6it biai=
gen 9reiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-01
$. SObrbdMer,
Giue Jarm auf gerfriserung.
Z e. 3. Ctr.

so @ter woblbsbouteu 9aubes, 9 Meileu
nOrpli6 BON Solp Grob am guena Siita
g4e9e gelegeu, nit elmer ;pei uno ein balb
itOdIgcn &obnun9, uebit 0iiterne, Drummer.
CbIt9alteL aubeu9ebGube etc. &itel III
rein, 3ablungS6eoin9m gen lei6te. g8iro
ami oiieltlidfr Serltcig run am Woutaa.
ben IA. Ottotrr 2 nbr Nagnnttass psrtautt
wsrpen. y. j. WteVuirs- =
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-01
@as Miton, 50.

Die Warientir6e 81 Ilton bat
IhDne reue 6eniter erbaltsn. @uG)
puroen lebte Wo9e swei i6One neue
SeiteuaItQre oufgeitellt. IS iino oas
@ei6eute sweier 6amilien uno wuroen
BON Serrn 6. Safner, ga GrOiie, 8is.,
geliefert. Die glrbeit Iobt ben Weiiter.
0OtteslObn Den eolen @ebern! 4.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-01
''HE HAS A WHEEL
IN HIS HEAD,

! 1T eiu eu9lii6er GuSbrud weIGeu
! man I'M englii9en StraBeniargou
I geDrou6t nm 81 iogell, Dap IS
! @inem im Sopie p%rappelt". Gin
! Nao oil rehter Stelle bari nl6t III
! piel nruppcln", i%ouoeru eS muB
/ i60n mD %ebenmdBi9 %loiien. @rte
/ RGoer liio %EsionoerS MI ltartet
I Sarmerw gen nOtbi9. @In
! Tormerpo9eu iou numilb pom
I gutem sol; 9ema6t nuo re6t tart
/ gebout ietU. Sir eiien Sarmer
! ut eS INNER ell 9utes .ScnguiB,
! perll CT auf ietuem iolloen MD
/ ltarfeu @ageu ieiue Yrooutte sur
! Staot bringt. SSerm ell SarnIer
! baber eiuen 9uteu mn oallcrbalteI
I N"armcrwa9eu tauien nil, bauI
/ ioQ er Ill iolbeu profeitos
/ nelleu @agenbaueul gcbell,
/ welde eileu itorten Narmerma9ct
I ber;uiteleu wiiien. gSir fOnnen
I Sud iol6e 9Sa9cn MAIDEN llno
/ %uertouicu. Spredt einmal bel
/ uus Dor, Sbr Sarmer, uto mir
! perbeu Sud unlere arbeltet
I Set9eu.
B,ttt Brns.,
%. StraBe, ;pii6eu Der 8. II. :. Strabe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-01
Uutbcbantcs 9anb AT berfanicn.

270 glter, etpa 10 Meilen Don Dubuque,
Sbeil pom Settion Z III @oibir9tou Sopu:
hip, betauut ais @tlbeIm @aules Ylas.
lin nabere ansaben wenoe man ii6 all
Su98an Il Snllipau, Dubuque, ga.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-01
Siaia III O%crfanfcu.

100 ader 2aub nit 9uten DISQUALIFICATION,
SauS, StauunG, uuo Sru6tipeI6er. Ga
ileben 9ntes @alier uno quite g9eIoe iir
$1,000. NGbere Ausfnnit bel N. E., care
of German Cath. Prtg. Co., Dubuque,
Iowa
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-01
lln5crc Spc3iaIitat

limb &leioeriuaaren uno mir
ltellen jeoen &duier su~frieoen Der DOr=
ipridt. 2aBt Sud aud infer Sil6-
linnen 5ei9en. - SeiB d WaniOn,
784 Wain=S traBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-01
Gbicaao, 2s. Sspt. 1895.
gu %ncrfaufcn.

@eIunobeitsbalbsr lit in elmer Staot Don
oulGbreno 10000 GinDobuerrl I'M mittrleren
Miuneiota Ell lebr rsutabler Saloou gu per
%fanien. Gle Sifce bieieS Slattes ert9eilt
QuSfmhit inter Y. q.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-01
gu ~uertaufeu

cine poblbebaute Sarm pou 2O7 qdcr cine
SierteImeile pou Der 9roRteu totboliideu
Sdu!e i'll 9torOweit Soma 9ele9en. Die
Na6born limb ale woblbeitelte peuti6e
&atbol,teu. Mou i9reibe al: T. o. Han
son, Bode, Ia.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-01
aat5oliide Qadeolung
Eei turtle cake, Barren Co.,
go Ieilen bon ct. gaul, Minn.

Sin Sober, Der iibsr cine bliibsnoe Seuti6e,
fotbolii6e auiieOlm9 auStuuit wiimidt,
III cingeldbeu lid peri0uli6 ODER i6riitli3
al mid III penoeu. Ole .Surtle sofe"s
Nniieolurg beiteEt ieet lett pier Sabreu, IN
wel6er 3cit lid m9eiGbr $50 SOmilicu
cine 6eimatb oOielbIt 9e9riiuoet babeu. GS
6ibt III ben uorowcitlI6eu Staateu feline
;lpeite 9luiieollng bic li6 zines 10 ;oblrei6gI
NHi6IuiieS erireut, wte oieie. Ntou fiuoet
bier eiusn suten Sooen, 9utes Railer, 9eiul.
beS Nlimu uno CUTE Jtadbaru. Dur ~
StunbW Sabnreie uoW ct. Eaul, anbere
0roBe Ntarttplaee beitnoen lid III unmittsl.
barcr ltG6e. Gas gauo III bouptidbli6 nit
Nortbol; Die @i6en, Bidder Aborn, yinoel,
Sirfeu II. |. 10. bcrua6ien, aber nI6t ldper
rr6or III MAIDEN. GS III nod iebr l6oneS
9ouo in Der 9iabe Der STRIDE III bober. Der
IreIs oeS ganoeS III perbGltiiBmaBi9 nleori9
NIB Die 9auibeoiugungcn lilo let1te.
Rorteu luo Austlmlt ertbeilt:
s.. &0brbaner,
173 6. 3. Ctr. Ct. Tdnl, Wina.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-01
Yladjmitb bcrlangt.

Gin gutter, tatbolii9er S6mieb fam cineu
Ylag eebalten, no ell @a9enma6er ~arbettct,
iueuu er lid oil u. 8. GroBmGnn,
Sropu, Soma, wenoet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-01
Uiaig 3u 8%crfaIieu.

.3wci ader 9auo nit !Naus NIB StaQuns
oil Der s. aoeule an Der eagle Yoiut- 9iadz
fraSen Bel 4eter aiene & Cons, Dubuque,
Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-01
S6nciort &0pic in Stiifc.

Ssrr %. &obe, go. 1851 oil Der
Gin StraBe idneloet aruuttOpfe. gr
lit ein erfabreuer &rauti6ueioer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-01
Stadt nud Amgrgend.

Entered at the PostOfice at Dubuque, Iowa,
and admitted for transmission through
the mails at second-class rates.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-01
Marftbe
greisc fur sem 6roBUerfan1.

Dubuque, ben %. September 1895.
Wetreibe uuo Webl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-01

Soma. StraBe, spji6en Der 6. u. 7. Strabe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-01

NTTTItTT CT > NTTOTT.
uuterbaltuu9s : Otuiif beior9ten b e Wtuiif=
tapeQen non 9tew GieHHa, 3yersuiue
lluo Petersburg.
Den ShluB Der iiberaus impoianten
rno erbebenoen Seier biloete Elm 9rOB=
arti9e5 6euerDert.
Gem bohiu. 9ater Pape uno Der
gauge 8emeinoe Neu @ien 9ebiibrt Die
bOA.te Nunerteununs fir Die wiroi9e
Dirt uno @eiie in pelder lie oas Iiiuf=
sig jGbri9e Subildum ibrer Gemeiroe
be9an9en baben. MtO9en Die grfol9e
Der 80 OerflOiienen Sabre nllr hie SOr=
arbeiten 81 weiteren 9rOBeren Seiitun-
gen gepeien iein.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-17
ST. MARKS ANNUAL MEETING.
Good Financial Proposed
New Church Building

Good Financial Proposed
New Church Building.
The annual meeting OF 81. Marks PAR
ism was held Monday night IN the church
and full reports were presented Nv all OF
the guilds OF the parish. showing that ex-
ceiient work has been done the past year.
The treasurer. Mr.. Crittenden Van Wyck
read the financial report for the year
ending Easter Monday. April Is. which
showed that all current expenses. tncl1d-
ing salaries and interest. were paid IN
fun up 10 April and handsome balance
in bank. Inasmueh as the large Easter
offering of $3.50 enabled the treasurer 10
report SO tavorably. he expressed the hope
that the hood showing would stimulate
generous and prompt subscriptions for
the support of the church. as all the
money that could be raised would be
needed.
Considerable time was spent I'm the dis
cussion of a new church building. Nearly
all present manifested a strong desire TO
undertake the erection of a modest struc-
ture In more central location at an
early day number volunteered Sub
scriptions, and the whole matter was
finally referred 10 the vestry with the
hope that, IL found expedient, acSion be
taken to provide a larger and better
building. 1t seems 10 be the wish OF the
majority TO sell the present property al d
put the new church nearer Madison street.
The following persons We're by ballot
chosen vestrymen for the ensuing year:
Hiram Burnett, Charles Prosch, \. NJ.
Brookes. j. II. Powies. Winfield r. Smith,
Crittenden Van wyek. Eugene Rick
seeker, c. q. HILLS and Calvin f. Villas.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-17
DEATH OF MRS. I. Il. CARTER.
An Excellent Woman Suddenly
Snatched Away.

Mrs. Byzantine Carter. Wife of Thomas
T. Carter, secretary of tRe Lake Union
Furniture Company. died Monday night
at her residence. si2 Fifth street, from
asthma, from which she has been a suf-
ferer for years She was aged about 60
years. She had been comparatively well
all day, and was enjoying game of
chess with her husband when the final a l.
tack came on her. Her death was pain
less and suddeu. and by the time a ply
stefan could re secured she was beyond
earthly help.
The deceased was born in Cynthiana.
Harrison county. Ky, her maiden name
being Ware. and she leaves beside her
husband two unmarried daughters. The
family came 10 Seattle in 1899. and have
resided here ever since In that one house.
loved and respected by ali who knew
them. Mrs. Carter had endeared herself
80 her neighbors and intimate friends.
She was a woman Of great Intelligence,
and had many sterling qualities
The funeral will take place from the
residence at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
Rev. John f. Damon officiating.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-17
Rook, THAT ARE TABooED.
Works of Evil Tendency Not Issued a
the Public Library.


The librarian and his assistants at the
Seattle public library are daily besteged
nv young people for books that have
been tabooed, and when the applicant IL
refused more or less hard feeling Is en-
gendered. and severe complaints against
the librarian have been the result. There
have been a good many applications for
the Rag Pickers OF Paris" by Felix
Pvat. and for "Sappho" by Aiphouse
paudes Both hooks have an immoral
tendency and abound tn unnecessarily sag
gestsve passages. While the books would
he handed out to older reopAe, IL Is de-
cideSi best TO deny them TO younger per-
soma. whose only desire appears 10 be
In satisfy a morbid cuEaostty.
The only one OF Oscar Wiide's hooks In
the library IL Lord Arthur SavilIe' =
Crime. a study OF Duty" and since the
late London disclosures many young per-
sons and 4 good many women have called
for the book But II Is not now on The
shelves, the librarian dsfsuaing X best 20
Keen II away from the pubic There Is
rorhtrr objectionable IN the book. bu,
the association OF the authors name Is
conSidnraa SUFFICIENT to taboo IL. Hkher-
p, = has been work Of indifferent pop
ularssr. ard tire public viii lose nothing
nv not having the privilege OF reading Il.
Prof Atkinson. the librarian. says that
he does ros see how he can be adversely
criticised IN the matter. for be thinks x
hest 70 keep from young persons books
.hst suggest crime or immortality. lie
savs Re- wrorla not - criticised for sup
PRESSING tire police Gazette ant kindred
r,,hysea ttonS. The people know what these
are ara are therefore not curious. boz
vrnan The prhnc- curiosity Is aroused IL
- nans,far Ia condemn any one who does
not rervnft that curiosity 20 be satisfied
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Aar say Ills AccfHer shared In the
commercial Nationals Assets.
The defendants In ne suit of Deputy
1oifector OF Internal Revenue James p
Gleason against III. w. Wheeler and the
Pacific Mortgage Company, in which ne
seeks 20 secure the r-turn Of certain
property alleged to haze been fraudu-
lentiy obtained and at tie same time ac-
cnses Wheeler OF footing the Commercial
National Bank, filed an answer 20 thu
complaint In the superior csurt yesterday
They state that I'm SeiterQber, 1884,
6isason became one OF the directors OF
the Commercial National Bank AT that
time the bank. according to the answer,
Was the owner OF two proTnissory notes,
one Ter N.ss. made 10y John Y. OStran-
der, and payable 10 the banf and the
other Tor s3,5-a. made by JOSEPH Gregory,
ana payable 10 ostrander. In November
lsa. the Commercial National Sank as
signed and delivered to the Seattle Ma
tionaI Bank all its assets and closes in
action and the Seattle Na;iona. Bank
assumed all liabilities and debts of the
Commercial National. November 3, 1894
at a meeting OF the directors OF the Com
merciaI. at which Mr. Gleason was pres
elt, tt was ordered that the notes -efer-
red TO be delivered To John Y ostraader.
This action, IL is alleged. Nas without
any legal right or authority and was UNI
a<ANAat- 10y 80 doiiiS the assets OF Inc
Commercial National Bank were irnpsir-
ed and the value OF the stock reduced
Through these acts the Commercial M
tional, the defendants alfege. by ana
through the cooperation OF the plaintiff
and without the knowledge or consent of
defendants. had the value OF Its stock so
reduced and impaired In value that a
RECESSION OF the shares OF stock cannot be
had. The plaintiff, the answer states.
ri fAd oil
after full knowledge of all of the facts
mentioned in his complaint and sold all
Of the property OF the bank and ratified
all transactions mentioned by him.
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tel upon her on May y. rsss On that
aay' she says. he struck her IN the right
eye with his fist and when she fell TO the
floor he kicked her on the head. abso-
man and breast with his heavy boots.
Mrs. Rogerson claimed that as a result
OF the brutal assault her sight has been
permanently impaired, and that she has
suffered great pain Of body and mind
Mr- EoEeTs0n. la his answer set up the
Tact 70 be that on the day that the al
legged assault was committed his wife was
In violent mood. He entered the room
wnere the dinner was being prepared and
sat down 10 eat He INQUIRED OF hts
daughter why some fish had not been
cooked Tor dinner, wiTereupos Mrs. Rog-
srson turned upon him and exclaimed:
smut I'd and get outs OF this house .
everything In here belongs 10 me" Then
she called him hard names and hurled
plate OF hot fish a. him and attempted
10 assault him with the dish. The hus-
band, TO protect himself said thar ne then
committed the assault. fearing that his
wife. who had threatened his life. would
do him terrible body injury
When the case was called for trial yes
terday the plaintiff offered her testimony
but the defense objected on the ground
that the wife could not maintain an ac-
ton against her husband. The plaintiffs
counsel cited the case OF Shu1tz vs.
Shultz. decided by the supreme court In
New York. TO show that such an action
could be maintained, but the defendants
counsel cited decision Of the court Of
appeals OF New York state. I'm which the
supreme courts decision In the Shultz
case was reversed.
Judge Osborn, I'm sustaining the posi-
ton taken by the defendants counsel,
said:
"A wife at common law could not
maintain any action I'm her own name
wife has only such rights OF action
now az have been given her by the
statutes. Our code, 1t is true. relieves
the wife from many, In fact most all. OF
the common law disabilities, bat our
supreme court has construed the COM
mgnity laws and those statutes giving
the wife the right of action, and IL has
been held that for all rights of action
for damages to the wife the husband Is
the necessary party. The husband can
sue for injuries 10 the wife. and he has
the control and NJ nagement OF all cosr,s
munity property. a right Of action In
favor of husband or wife is chosen
action and Is community property The
husband could not bring an action In
favor Of himself and wife and against
himself. hence this action is not main
tanned"
The plaintiffs counsel excepted to the
ruling and the case will now go to the
supreme court.
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Courts and Public Offices.

Kaspar g. Faegre and Walter a Nc
Clure were admitted TO practice law by
Judge Langley yesterday morning. their
examining committee. Charles r. Mum
day f. Z. Dole and Charles G. Baboock.
having reported that they had passed
a highly creaitable examination.
The local land office yesterday receiv-
ga from Commissioner Lamoraaux. Of the
general land Office. copy Of President
Cleveland's order permanently reserving
for lighthouse purposes Clsrk's Island
between Orcas and Lummi Islands. in the
Gulf of Georgia. ia this state
The local land office yesterday received
Mats az township - range II west. and
.ovyushiD "a. range 10 west both I'm Clal-
lam county. These townships will be al
ver,ised for six weeks. aud thrown open
fnr settlement