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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-12-18
Gin rpiIIfommener Dorbote fir 1902,

Ser sutar9 bes usnen Sab.es iptro auaemeIbet
burd5 etneu Dillfomrencr gorboteI in eer 6eftaIt
eiucS ncueu Mmonu6S, ipeIber in orl9luener W,;ic
bic 3ertuuft. bic 9efhnfeubelt uub bic 9ebrouts.
aHiueiiun8 be5 uattonaleu Sitmulirun9s. uno Or
tprtann9smitteIS. 3uit,ttsr's Maseubi tters, ittIbert.
SIN gerein nit hieiem bei6reibeubeu 3bell eutbdIt Der
almanob Elm ietHer Sorretibeit uuo 3uoerldHI9reit
balbcr %rIbmIitit befunutss GaItuoarium nebft afro
rnmiiteu gereduunscn. 5auftrottoren. ~forsfdItta
GuSgelpdblte Sebtdte uHo cine uumeuge @eiebrun-
GER firS tdgIi1e Sebeu ioruie omiIoute rnterboI-
tungsIeitiire an bieiem. ieots Jabr ron Der 9oftet-
ter Company in @ittsbur9b 9eorudten uno beraus-
9~e9ebeueu NImauodb iiub oucin I'M tetuiitsu 9eport-
mcnt 60 9eiduIte arbeit:trdfte bsf9dftlst. Sic Der
itsnuns ~bsfisI6eii nimmt iebss Sabr IL MOuote in au.
iprn9 Or lit oaentbal6su uno gratis bon apotbe-
fern u1b Sduolern I'M Sanbe 81 be5ieben uno srfteint
ill Cnsliitsr. oeuti4er, frau30fi9er. fpanifacr. mali.
iiitcr. uorpesiider, buadubif4er. ihip:biider uub
b0bmtiber Spra9e.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-12-18

Nad0em CT mebrere 6reun6e Be.
itGnOi9 9bamberlnin's Gplic,= Gbple=
ra un0 0iarrDue Seilmittel lpbcr
BOrte, faufte Curtis Sled opn &nu.
beint, Californian, cine 6(aIde fitr
icinen eigeren @ebroud) uno lit ent
5ildt iiber oeren munoerbarc @irfz
un9atraft iuie nun ein N1nnn Iein
fam. Qie 20 uuo so Gent 6lal6er
81 %Oerfnufen uun @alter 8ruS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-12-18
Die Gntoedun9 rettete fein Sebe,

Ote Cnfoedun9 rettete fem Seber1
Serr 81. GaiGouette, 4ppthefer
IN S~eooersoiae, ST., Iaet: Sf Der
onnte Die Grba!tung meine8 9ebeus
Der Nnmenonn9 pun r0r. Sings
9tem StscpperD". Scb fit an Crib
pc" ui1o 5ug ale ster5te gu &atb, bic
IN Der t%ln1gebuno 81 fin6en tpnreu.
ober pbne Grfpl8 unO man erflQrte
MIR, DAB idb ltibt 81 retten lei. On
tf Or. Sings gtetu Giscppern" in
metner Nputbete bate, lieB ih mir
elne 6lal9e brin9en uno besann bic
les Nttttel gu 9ebruu6en. Nadl Der
9Olis b%eiierte iid mein 3u5tonb
1lto itad)oem id brei 6laiben aufoez
'rand]t bate, tuar idb tpieoer pphl
mo ftl1nter. Sas Ntittel lit fem
Setutdt in @oIo tpertb. sSdl mDcbte
peoer I'M @ei9dft nod I'M Soufe
'9ne oasielbe iein. @erIdafft @uch
inc freie Srobe in Der spotbete BON
Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-12-18
Buflcn's 2trntcd sable.

8eite Galbe Der @ett ge9en SdJnit.
te Gneti0un9cn, GeiDtuiiren, Snl5.
TluB, ~6icberbculcn, 9tingtpurm, nuf=
geTprnngene 9dnoe, 9iibnerau9cn
uno nuc 0autausi6ld9e. 5eilt ii6e,
9ileS, poer feline Se5ablun9 Der
langt. 9eilung allen 6d1en garan=
tirt, pOer @elO 5uriiderItattet. Ireis
p Gents Die Su6ie, !8u BADEN bel
3nlfer 0rps.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-12-18

gtron,fGe sortIsibistett lift idmsr3boft, ununse
Hebul, irb Elm Iebenpertir5euoss 2etoeH. Sas Spitem
wtrb boourd 9ef6dbist. ~9sqiidmerSea perb7u oerur'
Ia@t, uno fdl.dter atbsm usbft oeroUrbsneR 9Eut inh
Die 6sls'n. Pas seIten faEn oter i6nen burt
Ge98itt's .eittGe gorlp Siiers" sebsbeH tuerosn. 9ls'
fe fIsiuen 4tIen saben eiEs auBersrbeHtlide Wirf.
uns. unb briH9en bos saH8e SsfteR pieoer in Orb
uuua ~ Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-12-18

9err s. &c, 9irurt, Elm mobile
fainter &alfmann in Hleaiant93ioge,
Sutton 60, ga, bat Elm fleines
Ntd0dJen 0a8 pftntals bon Der Group
befanen miro, iuenn aber Die erIten
SDmptome erideinen, giebt ibr ieiz
he 5rau Gbamberlain's 9uIten<Sei(z
nlittel ein, pelbes ftets prDmpte
9bDilfe giebt. Die 25 unD so Gent
5lal6en 81 BADEN ppn @alfer 8ros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-12-18

Malbeur. Serr (5u einem Be-
tannten): 3ente Dir, unIer 6reunb
0teier iuar nur elmer Stunbe mod gez
iunO uno murter auf Der Spiree, unb
iebt 1T er berlubt!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-12-18

Sic bat &e6t. 9toeGe: 8, 6n8
Stimmredt tpDIen mir 5rauen Idpn
erbalten, tuenn mir nur a1e insoe>
lanntt oafiir ~einitdn6en, G6uGter an
Sfulter. @liie: Iber 6as lit Bel
oielen Saupnarnteln bod sar nidt
mijn1ih.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-12-18
prohe fdue.

- g. $. Clifford, Netp GniIeu,
@iSr., lit an Nelraleie un0 &beu=
mati5mu8; icin Otaoen mar auBer
Or0nuta Ieine2eber mar in bel1nrubi=
GENDER @eiic nneeeriHen, 9(ppetit
nabm ab, un0 CT bate an 5leii6 unb
Stdrfe bcoeuteno abgenpmmen.
Erei 5lal6en r@lettirIdes 8itterS"
beilten i'm.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-12-18
Gun9eucnt5lu0un3 gu perb;noer

Sun9enent5Iuoun3 81 perb:noern.
Sn OieIer S~abresseit fann man Iidf
leibt cine @rfdltung 5u5teben mi
iuenn Oerna6ldiiigt, p6ne Nntpen0.
urg elmer 3uoerldii9en 0ulten=Wte6-
i5in fann in Die gefirdtete&rnnfGeit
9un9enentSiinOun9, iibergeben. Sir
tennen fein beiiere8 Nfittel, 0uitel1
Ooer Grfdltunsen 81 furiren iuie
Gham6erlnin'S SulteneOeilmittel.
@ir baben es pielfa6 ~eebraudJt unO
es bat INNER Oolitdnbige SefrieOiz
eu19 9e9eben .-@lneab, Sn0, Ser.
@bief.
9ieies lit 6as ein3ige 9ewiiIe be-
fannie ELECTROMAGNETIC gegerl
9ungenent5unoung. Inter ben pie
len Sauienoen, tpelde es 9e9en CT
faltun9en uno Der Grippe gebrau6z
ten, baben mir nDn feinent ein5igen
Sail 9e66rt 0er in 9un9enent5itnonng
iiber9ing. EerIDnen nit i6ruaden
2un9en, iuelbe l1rIa6e baben 4nfdl=
le BON 9ungenent5iinbun9 81 beflr6z
ten, IoGlten bieIes Seilntittel itets an
9ano bnben. 8ie 25 un0 so Gent
5laI6en gu faufen nDn @alfer SrOs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-12-18
@G6reno
Cine quite 9%uffubrunq

Gtne quite Nunubrun9. @a9reno
meines 2anbaufentbalts bin i6 nit
meiner 5anlilie ms Sbeater-iu
die 8duber" eeeaneen; es tuuroe 10
ratiirli6 eeipielt, baB ais oas Sbeaz
ter aus mar, meiner 5rau bas Irm=
banb feblte!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-12-18

Gin 5eitfinb. Otto, 9u baft aber
elm i9lehtes 8eusntB!-Sa, Sapa,
Der 2ebrer muB mas aeeen did baz
ben!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-12-18

9nBt @ud nitbt oerleiten 9inimete
ST tauIen Die niht befnnnt uno nid)ts
fpertb limb. Gbamberlain's G6mer=
5en=Soliom fommt nidt bDber uno
bat ii6 als bns auerbeIte ieit pielen
SoDren ertuielen. Sol9e SrieTe rpie
Der no6itebenbe oun 8. 8. 8aeles,
5ueneme, Cal, erbalten mir fort.
lpo9reno: rQaS bette S6mer5ensz
Wtittel oas i6 lie 9ebrnudt babe lit
Gbamberlain's S9mer5en=8uliam,
uno i6 lo9e 10, no6bem id) benIelben
mebrere Sabren in nteiner 5amilie
9ebrnu6t babe" @r betlt 8beumaz
tismns, Rideni6mersen, uno Sc
l6ruilite. 8iro oerfauft BON @alz
fer Sros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-12-18
Ofen. Dame (beim befreunoeten
Ge6tsantualt): Cine 6rage foitet
bod ni6ts? Intualt: Nein! N6er
Iber bic Nnttpprt fpltet tpaS!

Yr.lt poIItti9eI sPebrer. 6siftIibe, Sanger unb
auber.. peIfe bic Stin ne itart auTtrs ls,u. oertaieH
Fn ouf rGne Wiuute Cough Cure" Sur 3eIlSue BON
Sctferteit uub Resltopfent3iubuH9. Der Dertb be5
9silmittets OILS eiu gsrb,usuussnttt,t. foamt nur
cienr i9neneH S%eiltraft eIstd. --29aItsr Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-12-18

StnsHI9teit uno Si9erbsit it bic ParoIe oes 3eit.
alters. .Oue Eatnute Cough Cure lptrtt I6nen
fiHer rno reriast nie. Ultima. 9uttr56r euent5in
uns. 9nftsH uno Srtdltau8eu ipsross baour9 gebeiIt
--g1aIter Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-12-18

3ueiocuti9. Sbeoter0ireftpr: Salt
mir gar ni6t cin, fiinI5ia Morf
ntOnotlide 3ulooe fam i5 nitbt qe-
ben! 8alletoante: Damn FAINT id,
eben tcire bpDen Syringe MAIDEN.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-12-18
Streifblitbe. Sci bieien 8urten
9ine elm Ser9uieuues5ue iiber iein
@eiiCht.

Wtart mlsIites Stb.u TT bur9 gsrnoaIdHi8una
ether sen6buIt9en ertdItuus ~oertnrSt tuorosn.
2unsensHtsinbuns. 9uftr0brenent3iHOur9, rno feIbft
Shuinbiubt tauu burh ftnenc aupsnours bon
uSu. Tiuuts Cough Cure" obscpcubet iperotn--
9DaIfer S3rp5.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-12-18

5lsbten. 9c5ema. uHb ole dbnlinen SautIeiOen
peroeu bur6 auipenbuus ban SeWitt's rSa3sI
Wit4 SoIpc" 9ebeilt. 9tei.I6e iuIrtt iUtort. psriest
bic Saut in ben natirItb.n 5Suitano. uno beilt fteis
Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-12-18

Gin trpdcHer 9rften in uidt olsiH fur ontsre Tsr'
isHen unansenebm, ionoeru aud FIR be gsriOa &C.
fabrIid. m,Ide bomit bebaftst III. -SHe Miuute
Songs Sure" rHutt ~bemielben ftNsa Gin enoe-aeoI.
fer 8rps.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-12-18

3erltreut. Sic Daben fidb ppbl er=
faltet, 9err 9rofefior, baB sic 10
nieBen? I6 nein, babe ib benin se=
nieBt?-i6 mDute eigentlib eabnen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-12-18

Stsitnb 10 tfsin. bag man faua psib. oab man fe
nimmt; ne osruriobet teius SetbI9HIer5sn. uuo bod
rpirfen lie idnea uub srhRbIt6. SITES iub biz berabm /.
rem fIeinen 9iaeit, tpelde inter benz saamen BON De.
@itt's yeittIe SarIs gtiisrs- befanmt fuo. Sic fnS
nur tIeia, aber erob i'm Grfolee .-gpoIt.r BIOS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-12-18

Sea, no! Sraut: Nd, Gmil, i6
babe sebDrt, gu babeft mir Idpn
oiele Mdb6en oetIBt!-Nf, mein
@n8el, babe MIDI nur fir did ees
ii6t!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-12-18

St@iit's r@ith SoSsI Saloe' 1T Gin cntti:ptlitss
unb betIeubeS Nfittst fur grauf puHbsH. Gretf6uHgsH
unb S1nittDuuben, unb beiIt aud Sdmorrboibsn
i1usn uab srixbIth .-NsaIttr Hrss.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-12-18

Sebenflide 8ritif. Mtaler: @ie
finben Sic mein neueItes Silb: Die
8uite? Seiu9er: GroBartig, babe
mic mas @iiiteaes geIeben!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-12-18
Sob oes S~auerfrautes.

uGuG unfer ebles S~auerfraut
@ir iplen'S nibt nerse6en;
Gin Seutlber bats 5uerIt sebaut,
Srum it's elm beutIbes @Een."
nblanb's Mebeliuppenlieb.
Or. 5riebri6 Carl gnItlebubn, UNI
Ter californiIber 8Uet, beiinst in ie;.
tier lpeben in stpeiter Nuflaee err
lbienencn pra6touIen @e6i6tiamnt=
lung oaS Sauertraut fpie folet:
0onnerno ibtas' ib in bic @aiten;
9enn es gilt bent beutiden &ubm,
Gilt 6er 3ieroe unirer 9afel,
unieres Maeens Seilietbum,
Inn Die gauge @rbenrun0e
S6aat's NIT lautem Subenaut:
StetS in @bren lei sebalten
llnier eoeles Sauertraut!
5remoe mDeen 5rembes preiien,
SeoeS Solf bat feline @rt;
0pf mas gut lit uuo eebieeen,
Sat Der Seuti6e ii6 eemabrt.
ST Der Sii9 beiebt nit 99inten,
Sauerfraut uno 3ubebDr,
SIR ben @aumen, fir ben Ma9eu,
Sa9et an, mas tpult ibr mebr?
Nnbrer SDlfer 9eibseri9te
Suben npbl au6 ibren @ertb;
ODD 5u 2anbe tuie gu @aIier,
Sat iid unires nur bemaDrt.
Drum bur6 beuti6e Nbern t~reiIet
5rii6 bes Sersens 8urpurqueq,
Salt 9elpannt Die Strait Der Mtusfel
9alt bes Geiites Campo ben.
uni're Nabbarn, bic 5ranspIen,
9eidt unb 1uiiig ruie iie iinb,
Speilen 5rDi6e, i6liirfen Gnucen,
2eben ni6t aIlein oDn @in6!
Starr in ibrer biden Suppe
Sleibt logan Der 26fel itebn.
@er permDbt AUDI p1ne SGrefen
Nuf ben Mii6mai6 bin5uieben?
9u6 nit S6au6ern unb @ntIeben,
Seben mir elm AMBER Bib,
8enn Sobn 8uu bes Sun9erS Gunlen
@ie Elm Sannibal iti1t.
llno bes 8eefiteafs blut'ge SiiIen
Sn oeS Wunoe8 SDble ltppft,
DAB upn Meiier unb npn @nbel
gu6 bas Slut beruntertrppft.
SoI id gud nod andre nennen?
RuiiiI6 Soft beim Saoinr,
@e1ibe MaccarunizG dlufer,
Suo'ide auOblaufeiier gar?
0ud idJ Mill eud nidbt ermitben,
0arum folg' io91eif Der S6luB;
Nber, bait! ba tomnlt mir eben
Grit 6aS bette &ilb in GdjuB.
9ti6ts aGs fabe @iBieteiten.
9tur GENTLE bart tuie Spls,
@el6forntplben. Sirbisfu6en,
Sinh Der burren gonfees StplS,
8oden0 ouf oies S9tueinefutter,
Ob ibr 0euti6en, ladet laut,
@lauben tie uns 9ar 5u I6impfen
;ptit Oem 3uruf: Gauerfraut!
9tber nein, CT macbt uns itul5er
sluf oe8 Soterlunoes @eiit,
Der 5um 8raute in Der Sunne,
3auberfrafte i6peben beiBt,
GoB eS 3arter, belitater
Std erbebe aus benz Sarg,
Der es in bes Sellers 9unfe(
9tur 81 id]Dnrem 9alein barg.
Ronnten lie eS 10 bereiten,
28ie es mirfli6 ii6 ge5iemt,
e5 uiir0' aus ibrem Munbe
)to6 Seroienlte audi 9eribmt.
2odelnO Ipre6t-ibr lpiBt ia mie:
@pbl-oie beutitbe Slide,
5ucr @eb-bie 9DspepIie!
81 perb;noeru.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-12-18
Home Machine & SlDDIy Co.

AUGUST W0HLT, 9igentbiimer.
Waibinentbeite, 0ampfr6breu. Semitic
Dele uID. nets an OaTo. geIonoere Nuf
inertia uteit miro Der 9tcparatur Don alien
0rten UfaibIHen NM uamentIIdTarm 0td=
ibIuer 9el6entt. 2SIr %91rantireu mulere
Arbeiten ano liefern Oieielben prompt uub
5ill9. jan IS SO
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-03-15
ANGRY AT SPAIN.
MADRID PAPERS INCLINED TO IN
CENDIARISM.
Complain of the Poor Results That
Have Recently Been Made BY the
Spanish Troops Antt-Spanish
Demonstration.

NEW YORK. March IA dispatch
to the World from Madrid says:
Considerable disappointment is ex-
pressed by all the Madrid papers on
hearing that the debate on the Cuban
belligerency resolutions continues in
the American senate. The papers ex-
press angry impatience at Spain being
kept constantly in suspense concern
ing the ultimate line of conduct in
America.
Ell Zorro. Ell Liberal and other papers
begin to find fault with the military
operations in Cuba, because the insur-
gents have reappeared in territories
that have been reported clear of them.
These papers complain of the small re-
suits that have been attained since
the beginning of February.
The ministerial paper Epoca having
said that an effort might yet be neces-
sary to pacify Cuba, the opposition
press reply that all Spaniards are will
ing to incur the expense for such eff
forts. Contrary to the assertions of the
Madrid press, Minister Taylor has not
visited the queen or the royal family
lately, and went only to the foreign
Office, situated on the ground floor Of
the palace, to visit the Duke of Te-
.tuan.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-03-15
MERELY A BLUFF.
COMET SKIPPING AWAY As FAST
AS ET CAN.
Didn't Even Come Close Enough TO
Make the Day an Interesting One
Roll on, Little World.
WASHINGTON. March 14.-observa,

WASHINGTON. March 14.-Observa-
lions of Perrine's comet made at the
national observatory tonight show that
it is travelling away from the earth in
a southerly direction very rapidly and
growing perceptibly fainter. Tonight
it was scarcely half as bright as two
nights ago, and its position was deter
mined as 4715 degrees north declina-
ton ard hours 10 minutes right as
cension. During the period of the two
days it has increased in its position
about 20 degrees in the right ascension
and the declination lessened by half
degree. 1t is still an open question
whether the stranger is travelling in a
parabolic or in the direction of an
elongated elipse, as the difference in it's
travel in this respect since the last OBJ
Servation was too slight to warrant
any definite conclusion. In the latter
case it will again return to view, but
otherwise it will pass beyond observa-
ton and become lost in space. Rough
calculation indicates that it will dis
appear in about a month. 1t has been
moving away from the earth steadily
since about February %, when it was
nearest to the earth, the distance being
about 35,0000 600 miles. The observa-
tfons at the government observatory
will be continued as long as possible,
and early development may solve the
ye1atious question as to which Of the
two courses of travel it is taking.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-03-15
Especial to The Herald.3

.PoCATELLO, Ida. March 14.-Sher-
if Oliver of Mountain Home, Idaho, ar
rived here Wednesday and left for Og-
den and Denver yesterday morning
in search of j. D. Helfrich. the missing
assessor and collector of Elmore county.
who is wanted for embezzlement.
Helfrich left Mountain Home about
the middle of February, ostensibly to
visit some friends, stating that he
would return in a few days, but after
a lapse of three weeks, Helfrich not
making his appearance, it was decided
to make an investigation of his books,
which resulted in disclosing a shortage
of $4,000. At a meeting of the county
commissioners held this week his
bondsmen were called upon to make
good the deficiency. Sheriff Oliver
traced Helfrich to this city, where 1T
was learned he had left for Ogden, and
later for Denver.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-03-15

while coming uD the bay. AS no official
report of the fact has been made to the
navy department yet, it is assumed that
no damage was sustained as the bottom
is soft mud inside the harbor and the
vessel was undoubtedly proceeding
slowly. The officials at the navy depart
ment ridicule the story that there is
ship and point to the report of the in
spection board which went to sea with
her and fired every gun on the snip un-
der all possible service conditions The
big thirteen inch guns constituting the
main battery, worked with perfect
smoothness, and the turret mechanism,
which generally gives more or less
trouble ct first. functioned without
hitch. The blast of the big guns started
leaks in some of the battle matches, and
these We're ordered to be replaced by
ton before As for the secondary bat
terry, as reported at the time OF the trlal,
all worked well except that the eight
inch guns could not be fired safely di-
rectly over the turrets of the thirteen
inch guns without first causing the men
in the sighting hoods to vacate. This al
so was expected. and indeed, the plans
for the double stored turrets. which are
to go on the two new battle ships, kear-
sarge and Kentucky. were evolved as the
result of experiments made at the prov
not be possible safely to fire the eight
inch guns directly over the main tur-
rets. In the case of the Indiana, the IN
spection board recommended that TO
guard against accidental ranging OF the
Smaller guns over the big turrets.
cbocks be placed in the gear and this
has already been ordered.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-03-15
In the Holmes Case.

PHILADELPHIA, March 14-Wil-
liam A. Shoemaker who was senior
counsel for Holmes, charged with sub
ornation of perjury in connection with
that case, was today, by decision of the
court of oyer and terminer, suspended
from the privileges of the court for a
year. Shoemaker got the woman to
sign a false affidavit to the effect thaS
Pietzel, murdered by Holmes, had in
her presence expressed an intention to
commit suicide
Great sensation was produced when
Shoemaker offered his evidence in
court in an argument for a new trial
for Holmes. District Attorney Graham
exposed the conspiracy by means OF
which the evidence had been obtained
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SUNDAY SPECIAL FEATURES.

PAGE 9--Revenue bill again discussed
in the upper house-..The bill providing
for fees for mining corporations passes
the senate as amended by the house.
Twenty-Five cents per Thousand will be
the fee Yesterdays mouse session VAS
short. Joint resolution fixins the per
diem OF members and employees of the
legislature, recommended to the house
MIR. Gibson tries to reduce expenses
TELLS the gentlemen they are patri-
otto with their mouth only. Counties
government bill reported. .Ferguson's
eight hour bill once more reported IA
vorably Senate bill relating to liens
of Judgment passed...A queer tramp
PAGE 1O.-woman's page...Fiats Of
fashion.
PAGE 1.-Music and drama The week
at the theatres. Coming attractions .
Stage gossip
PAGE 12.-Three Miraculous. Soldiers.
PAGE 1s.-Switzerland' modern miljsia
The land of the midge-s-
PAGE 14-SIen who will command t;a-
roDean armies in case Of war.
PAGE 15.-Four great coast defenders.
The strength of the Srariards
PAGE 1s.-The Spell That Bound, Etc.
Etc,...DTsSSer'S Views
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SIMPLY WAITING.
REV. BROWN Is SECURE TN HIS IN
NoCENCE.
May Be Made Upon the
Charge of UnministeriaI Conduct,
Although the Reverend's Friends
Believe Otherwise.

San Francisco, March 1.-THE Rev.
c. o. Brown is waiting for the verdict
of his ecclesiastic justice and Miss
Matte Overman is speeding toward
the southern boundary of the state.
The case against the accused pastor
is closed. The last witness has been
heard and the last argument has been
made. The sensational trial closed
with a dramatic scene in which men
and women cheered the minister who
is fighting for a reputation.
Two executive sessions of the council
have been held, but a verdict b.as not
been reached on all points involved.
The charge of immortality SO far as
Mrs. Stockton is concerned is non-sus-
tanned. An informal ballot was taken,
which showed that the sense of the
sufficient to support the charges. The
council decided that Mis-. StOcktpn's
word uncorroborated was not sufficient
to convict Pastor Brown.
The second vote was on the charge
of intimidat ting a young lady member
of the church The evidence on this
charge was heard Thursday evening
and seemed to make a deep impression
on the council. This impression was
confirmed in the executive session last
night. The Charge was thoroughly
canvassed and various papers ex-
pressed themselves freely. One clergy
man known UP and down the coast is
said to have expressed the belief that
Brown ought to have been shot for his
persecution of an innocent girl. and
his turning of an innocent episode to
his own advantage.
The deliberations of the council de-
veloped the extremely important fact
that the charges of Intimidation made
against the pastor by a young lady of
the church are among the most serious
Of all that are being considered. The
council is more nearly unanimous upon
this point than upon any other A
stubborn effort is being made to con-
Wet the pastor on the charge of i'm
morality. 1t is thought a compromise
will be made on a verdict of unminis-
terial conduct, although DR.. Brown has
several determined friends who will try
to have him vindicated on all issues of
the case.
The Congregational council before
which Rev. G. o. Brown has been on
trial charged with immortality and I'm
ministerial conduct. has adjourned I'M
til Tuesday without finding a verdict.
From several informal votes taken on
various minor charges, it is believed
the council will find that DIR. Brown
has not been proven guilty. of i'm
morality, but will condemn him for I'M
ministerial behavior. Such a verdict
would cost him his present pastorate
but would not debar him from any
other pulpit which might be open to
him.
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Drummer and Crans.

NORTH POINT, Wash, March IA
Harry Finnich, Chicago travelling
salesman, had narrow. escape from
death last night Finnich won $3.50
playing craps in Timothy Vogels
gambling place. This broke Nogel,
who persuaded Finnich to enter a dis
reputable place. AS soon as they were
inside. Nogel drew his revolver and
told Finnich that if the money was not
returned he would kill him. Finnich
grabbed Vogels revolver just in time
to prevent bullet entering his heart.
The ball passed through his hand and
plowed a furrow in his cheek. Finnich
drew his revolver and several shots
were exchanged without effect. Vogel
was arrested and lodged in jail. There
is strong talk of lynching him. but the
Jail is being carefully guarded. Fin
Mich has the reputation of being an all
around athlete. better known in the
east as THE Arkansaw Kid"