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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-02-14
MANITOBA LEGISLATURE.

Opened By Lieutenant Cevsrner Pat
3 tors0n-Hls AadpoSs.
WINNIPEG, Man., Feb. Tho new
Manitoba legislature was opened BY
Lieutenant Governor Patterson in tho
presence Of = largo assemblage. The
governor in his opening speech said:
"The result Of the elections leaves no
room for doubt that tho attitude Of my
government is in accord with . very
large majority Of tho people Of the
province. A copy Of the order in coun.
oil embodying the views Of my govern
ment on this question will shortly be
laid before you"
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-02-14

Road From Denver 60 Cripple Greek.
DENVER, Feb. lY.-Articles Of incor-
poration have deem filed for the South
Platte Railroad and Power company,
with capital stock Of 81, O00,0 It il
the purpose Of this company to con.
struct direct line Of railway from
Denver to Cripple Greek. The road
will probably be run by electric power,
although the details have not yet been
perfected
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-02-14

AFF00tod IN Alleged HN>sl"r.
BUTTE, Mon, Feb. lS:-B. h. Cov.
ington, wanted in Chey enne. wy, On
the charge of stealing band Of cattle
and selling them about year ago; was
arrested BY Detective Collins and will
be returned 10 Wyoming. Oovington
was found living With his young vile
and baby III an Isolated cabin ii Bears
'Gulch, wood camp shout 20 miles
from Butte. He passed under tho name
Of John Holt.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-02-14
Populsst ssnst ors Stand Pat.

WASHINGTON, Feb. THE Populist
senator's have decided In caucus to
vote solidly against recommitting the
silver substitute for tho tariff bill to the
committee on finance. II the Demo-
crafts stand together on tho "Qusy mo
ton the decision Of the ~Populists will
insure its dsfeat. ~ 5'"''5'' W. - /!
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-02-14
Chairman HarrIty Friendly to
Him For tho Democratic
Nomination.
Popular With His Party and
Has tho Confidence OF
the People.
Misstssippians Petition Whit
ney to Allow His Namp
to 30 Used.

HARRISBURG. Pa. Feb. Educational
Chairman Harrity, who came to this
city to attend the meeting OF tho Dom.
ocratic state committee, expressed him.
self as much pleased 1t the unanimous
passage Of the resolution indorsing Ok.
Governor Pattison for tho presidency.
In an interview Mr.. Harrity said: 1.-The
action of tho Democratic state central
committee in recommending tho noudi.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-02-14
SPECIAL MEETING CALLED.

Western Passenger Association Will Dis
cuss G. A. r.. Rates Fob. IL.
CHICAGO, Feb. IA special meeting
Of the Western Passenger association
has been called for Feb. II with the
object Of taking some action regarding
the extension Of the time limit on the
tickets to the encampment Of the G. A..
r. at st. Paul by the Great Western
road. It is not likely that any decisive
action will be taken ut the meeting,
but the roads will decide upon what
course they intend to pursue ut later
date,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-02-14
THUNDER CLOUD AT WASHINGTON
HEAD CHIEF OF THE KlCKAPOOS SHOWN THE
SIGHTS OF THE NATIONAL CAPITAL

The beauty of the Buildings entranced him; the
height of the Monument surprised him; the
mysterious Trolley Cars ,bewitcl,ed him; but
what astonished and appalled, him was the
many sudden deaths in civilization. Impure
blood, liver and kidney troubles responsible
for many being so stricken.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-02-14
Tho Son Of . British Chief Justice.

CHICAGO, Feb 1x-H. Dean, a son
Of the chief justice Of the supreme
court of the British possessions in
Africa, pleaded guilty to the charge of
forgery in Judge Dunn's court. The
crime to which he pleaded guilty was
attempting to pass forged check for
1880 on Cook q Co., the excursion
agents and bankers.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-02-14
Short Work Of Q Burglar.

CUMBERLAND, Wis.,, Feb. 13.-B. F.
SIMPSONS store at Cameron, this
county, was burglarized Sunday night.
Monday the burglar, George Mcbride,
was captured, and Tuesday he made
application to plead guilty. He will
be sentenced and committed to states
prison at once.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-02-14
The Treasury STATE msns.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 13.-The state
ment of the condition Of the treasury
shows available cash balance, $l89, 52l,.
s61; gold reserve, @65, 782, $40. s'gs
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-02-14
To Form . National Ors.ui.ation.

CHICAGO, Feb. 18.-Representatives
Of 80 farmers mutual and cyclone in.
suranoe companies in Illinois, Iowa,
Missouri and Wisconsin met here for
the purpose Of organizing national
association. After an address by Chair
man Forbes one minute speeches were
made by all the representatives.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-02-14
LOSS REACHES 100000.
City Of Guayaquil, Ecuador, Visited BY .
o.. Obstructive Fire.

LIMA, Peru, Feb. 13.-The city OF
Guayaquil in Ecuador has been visited
BY terrible fire. The Peruvian con.
su1ate. the st. Augustin church and
several blocks of buildings were de-
stroyed. The losses will aggregate
over a, 100000. A large portion Of the
houses Of Guaysquil are built of wood
on bamboo and mud, 30 that the con.
dagration made speedy aud irresistible
hSadwsY.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-02-14
1mm,rrationists 1T Warren.

WARREN, Mimi, Feb. 13.-An en-
thusiastic and largely attended immi-
grafton convention for Marshall county
was held at Warren. President Hill of
the Great Northern railway delivered q
speech replete with practical sugges.
tiOns.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-02-14

lar declaration TO her majesty's govern
ment-namely, shat Venezuela herself has
no Intention to occupy or enoroaoh upon
the territory In dispute"
'Venesusia accordingly gave the desired
assurance, and thus was established the
celebrated status quo Of 1850, which Ven
ezuela has always adhered to In good faith,
and which England, during tho last dozen
years, hos violated without soruple OF
bounds. 't
On Sept. 10, 1881, Lord Granville, In .
motto 70 6enor Rojer. Vsnesuela's diplo.
matio agent in England, suggested an
agreement on q boundary line to begin
On the coast % miles east from the mouth
Of the river Barima. Tho starting point
thus indicated 10 we'll to the east of tho
-Orinooo mouth, and In faot Granville OK
plicltly stated that he had enaeavored to
satisfy the reasonable protensions and
claims Of venesuela, giving to her tho 10
called Dardanelles Of the Orinooo and the
complete dominion at Its mouth.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-08

Der brupe g d tpabenf0nig Wilbelm
II. nimmt audi freunbli9en @ntbeil an
Sterbefd1len In Pribatfami :
Item. 50 lieB er, als bteier Sage in Stuttz
CART Der apeiunbfeb5igidbrige, als Sc
f9dftsmann unb Menf9enfreunb glei4 febr
geahtete Nbolf Neeff itarb, beien 9inter.
bliebenen Iein ber8li6es 8eiletb permelben.
Na9 ieinem @ei6mad 1T aber Der audi bel
fol9en Mnldfen iibli4e SOfftil beuti@ldnDiz
fder 3eitungen getpiB ni9t. Man leie:
Seine R6nislibe Waieitdt baben aus
NnlaB bes Mblebens bes Gaufmanns q.
Neeff ben 6interbltebenen Muerb09it S6re
aufri6tige Gbeilnabme ausiprechen 3u
laiien gerubt.
Cine 1ol9e Musbrudstpeiie tlingt in einem
2anbe tpie S9paben, po au3 in 9ofangez
lsgenbeiten tbatid4li3 &ebefreiheit berrf4t
boppelt albern unb ~piberpdrtig.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-08

@eb. Gat6 Or. 6ermann bon 8u9fa ST.
cellen3 i'm faft bolenoeten rs. Sabre. Die
bpben 8erbienIte biefes berborragenoen
Staatsmannes, tpef6e ct fih in ben ibm nnz
terfteqten &eRorts Der Suftia unb bes @nl@
tug erporben bat, finb iiber feline 8erabf9iez
bung 81. Mdr3 1888 btnaus benz 2anoe
BON bauernoem @ertb geblieben. 9as
itaatsmdnnif9e Salient unb bic g%ebiegene
Mrbeitstraft, pel9e in i6nen berbortraten,
iiben ibren gebeibli9en @tnfluB in ben Werz
fen bes @erepigten fort, unter benen insbe=
1pnbere feline Sbdtigteit beim 4ni9luB
Medlenburg's an bas 9eutf9e &ei9 unb BEL
Der neuen 9eri9tSorganifation 1879). TO-
pie bic Sortentpidlung Der &ofoder 1niberz
fiat, bic 8flege Der &unit unb @iKenI9aft
auf pielen ibrer @ebtete gu nennen finb. Sn
aufri9tiger 8erebrung fir ben @erftorbenen
einig, tpirb gan3 Medlenburg fein angeben>
fen, bic @rinnerung an fein einit9tsbplles,
reges @alten unb feinen bingebungsbolen
@ifer In banfbarem 9er5en bepabren unh
benz SobesereigniB feline bolle Sbeilnabnte
pibmen." 8udta, tpel9er am 81. SUM
1921 gu S4panbed in MedIenbure> Strez
lib, mo fem @ater prebiger mar, geboren
parb, 1tubirte felt 1887 auf Der 2anbesunia
berIitdt gu Goitod unb ~erlangte 1841 bic
iuriIi19e 9octorpiirbe. 4m %. Stunt
purbe 8u6fa aIs 4ubitor beim Mmte Spiz
benpintet angeiteqt. iebO9 balO auf feinen
@uni6 entldfen, INN it9 als Pribatbocent
an Der 1~1niDerfitdt gu &Oftot gu babIttiren.
Or. 9, begann bereits i'm Winterfemeter
1843/44 feline 8orlefungen iiber n@emeinen
beut19en gipilproaeB". 1847 purbe Or. 8.
gum Suitt3ratb BEL Der Suti3fan3lei in Neuz
Streltb ernannt. Sftern 1912 iDurbe 9.
5undbt gum 9iilfsarbeiter nit Sib unb
Stimme benin SberappeIationsgeri9te gu
&oitpd unb na9bem er auf benz 2anbtage
BON Der 2anbi9aft 6,iber Medlenburg fir
bic bacante RatbsfeI' gepdbft. tpar, am 1.
5tbrudr 1853 Don beiben &a~nbesberren gum
SberappeQdtipnsrdt6 ernannt. Intern 2.
Sanuar 1866 purbe Der 8um Gtdatsrat6
ernannte Or. 9. in bas Nmt bes SuIti5minis
tiers eingefibrt. Na6 27idbriger Sbdttgfeit
in feinem 6oben, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS @mte
i9iep er pegen ~5unebmenber &rdnflt9teit
aus benz actiben tSaatsbisnfte unb le6te bon
ba an in S@perin.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-08
QusIano.

- 8ie bic abetnii6@W eitfdlif6e 3eitln9
mitt6eilt, bat nunmebr ii3 du9 in gfen Der
100000. @tnppbner, Der ldngit iebnli9 err
partete, eingeItelt, W2it benz @intritt GRens
in bic 3a6l Der grobitdbte beibt nunmebr
Die &beinprobin5 beren fteben, bas 1T me6r
als Elm 0rittel Der preuBif3en Q9) uno
nabesu Elm @iertel aler beutI4en Stdbte
iiber 100000 @intpObner (29). Stint Don
ben rbeinif4en @roBftdoten entfanen auf
ben Regierungsbe5irt 0ifeloorf unb Biz
CUR nG9iten aGgemeinen 3dblung biirfte bas
Babe 9ubenb Dur9 ben @intritt bon Ouisz
burq, bas ebenfaqs eine auBerorOentli9e 3uz
nabme aufpeift, bon gepOrben iein. Der
Electromagnetic 9iifelbOrf 5dblt f4on ieBt
10 bel @robitdbte pte @a3ien unb 8aper,t
5uiammen.
Der grDBte bisber geitidte Seppi4
purbe Dor &ur5em benz papfte SEQ XIII,
bon elmer Grippe belgif4er Samen qls
@efdenf uberrei9t,r Oieier &iefenteppi9
uat unQebeuren Mufpanb an 3eit unb Sos
item erforbsrt. 5ergeteat purpe Der IA
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-08
Sci observation-disclosures en-

rdbt fb jebe @er5bgerung bes @ebrau6s zines pa1len'
ben Seilmittels. 9oftetter's Wtagelbltters 1T Die au9e'
1netnit ~9eprieiene unb suoerlaiiiGite Wtebi5tn tDrer Art.
sic beieitigt bic uria9eu BON @erltopfuh9 pber iiber=
GROCER @ri9lafung Der Gin9emeibe, Welbe 9etpbbnlt0
in ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ober unre9elmaBtgem @ais
IeuGuB beiteben. @irb baS 8ttters ais &bfhDrnttttel
9ebroudt TO pernrIa1t es meoer Sdmer3et nod 9es
tpoltIame @ntleerun9e1, ~ionbern erStelt natiirlthe, III
re9elmdBigen 3eitabi9uitten ii9 fol9enbe Wirfun9en,
be BON beuen zines braitii9 ~tpirtenben @nrgirmittels
bimmelWeit perl6iebeu iinb. Setne peroonnngsfbrs
oernoen @i9euibaften beben ben irrttirenben 3n1taHo
Der S9leimbdute bes Ma9eus unb bes 9armfanals anf,
toelbe suerft 9iarrbDe uub fpdter nudb 9psenterie per'
uriatber. NIs Mebi5in lift es liberties au9enebm 81
nebtnen, bur9nus rein unb beiliom. Sc ftdrtt ben
&ppetit uub perbtft su uHseit6rter gsa9trube.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-08

Tranen ge9elt
Ourd Dr.. 6artmon's unent9eIo.
ltden Rath.

Wir er6alten tdgli9 cine grpbe Menge
3eugniKe bon Miittern, 5rauer unb S9fpez
tern, pel4e Or. 9artman's unentgelD=
liGen &at6 befplgten unb eeiunb eeporOen
finb. Nber cine groBe Menge 2eibenDer
bletbt nod Su turiren. @ebt Die SDmptpme,
9auer Der !&ranf6eit unb Dirt unb @eiie
e%tpaiger feitberiger 8ebanblung an. !9ier
fplgen einige 3eugniffe:
Wrs. 8trbie Gi9arbs, 6iasbale. @is.,
f9reibt: r@s gerei9t mir 1ebr gum 8ergniiz
gen, mein 3eugniB ber0ffentliht gu ieben,
10 baB ale meine 5reunbinnen erfabren
mDgen, mas pe@rusna fir mid getban bat.
Sd boffe, baB ale an benfelben 8ef9perben
letoenoen Srauen Pezruzna ne6nnen perben.
Sd tpeiB, baB es Tie beilen tpirb. @S beilte
MIDI, unb tpirb audi Mnbere beilen. SD
fann Pezru@na ni9t genug preiien, un6
perbe iebe gepiini9te Mustunft nit @er>
gniigen ertbeilen."
Mrs. Serbindnb Neilanb, nnitD, @is,,
19reibt: SD fann nit @abr6eit fagen, baB
Qezruzna unb Marza=lin mid furtrt bdben.
Sd mO9te ieber tranten Srau fagen: Ma9t
etnen, 8erIu9 NIT pezru=na; es 1T bic bette
Webi5in fir Srauenleiben. Sd bin i'm
Stdnbe, mid tpteber bes 9ebenS gu freuen,
unb lperbe ME bergefien, Sbren Namen unb
Weeoi5tn gu preiien, mo INNER ith Die 9ez
legenbeit bietet. @s lit bic bette Mebi3in
fir tpeiblibe 8ef9perben, bic es giebt."
,Senoet UNI Elm Sretz@remplar BON Or.
9artman's 8u9 fir Srauen. 4brefirt:
Sbe pezruznd Drug Manufacturing CONS
panp, Columbus, Sbto.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-08

Der u. @traBe ipie nah Der 8abai9 @oe.
bat. 9as Slid mar ieOO9 ben &dubern
bDlb unb Tie enttpi often NIT ibrer 8eute.
9iilfspDli3eihef 8pB unb SnTpecfor SiB@
patrid, Die our 2ei4enfeier i'm Sanfe bes
pertorbenen 2ieutenants Sibpatrid gepeien
tparen. tamen gegen II 11br in Die Central
~ftatipn, mo tbnen pOn einem Seri9tertatter
auerf Die Mittbeilung bon benz &aubiber@
fan genla9t purbe. Nnfangs bielt &oB Die
Sadie fir G6er5, als ibm jebo9 psrii9ert
lpurbe, baB es bitterer @rnft lei, bra3 er tn
bic flaliii6en @orte aus: That beats
hell", nnb ~nerlbpanb in bas Selepbon7
8immer, UNI fi9 telepbOnii4 nit Der 9arz
riYontraBen=S Station in @erbtnoung gu
ieben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-08
!. en- ct. SoIepb, MtTourt, 1T ber al

= Sn Ct. Sofep1, Mt7Ouri, 1T ber an
gemein betannte 9eutide Sulius grOne ee>
torben. sSSulius grone mar elm gebiloeter
Mann unb Elm braber 9euti6er. gr purbe
am -. Se6ruar 1918 in 2etp5ig in Sa31en
geboren 1lnb bat ipmit Elm Otter ppn iiber
78 Sabren errei9t. SIM Sabre 1850 fam er
nit ieiner Samtlie aus 9euti4lano na4
Nem Oorf, Spdter iberiiebelte er na4 G6t=
cuqo unb bier berblieb er, bis er i'm Sabre
1871 bur@ bas sroBe Seuer feline
gunae 6abe oerlor. gr ging bann na9
Oenper. 8on bort fam er i'm Sabre 1875
mad ct. SoIepb. Sort mar er fir cine LANCE
aeibe BON SSabren Der @ei9dftsleiter bes
Soptle S6eater, in nelber Gigeni9aft er
aGgemein befunnt purbe. Sn ben lebtea
Sa6ren lebte er inbe1en Iebr 5uridge5ogen.
Der @eritOr6ene binterldBt fein sin5igsS
&tno,. Srau u. Salbmann.
- Cine Der fre9ften GGnbereien, bic ie in
iener @egenb @iscpniins periibt purben, 1T
am S%reitag in Saul Gitp begangen purben.
Maittags begaben ii9 bic Qngeftenten Der
8anf BON @barles Naff5 gum @fen. SIS
blieb Niemanb in Der 8ant auriid, Inn bie=
1elbe gu beipa9en unb ben 8%antrdubern mar
es Elm Qei9tes, ii9 gingung in bas @ebdube
gu berf9affen. Sic braben Die 9intertbir
elm, tporauf iie bic Summe BON $500 aus
einem Der @elbfaiten fta6len. gs mGbrte
IGnoere 9ett big mat ben 0iebftQM entbe6te
unO bic Oiebe batten 3eit, einen bebeutenz
ben @oriprung gu gepinnen, Man bate
feline DerbG6tigen Perfonen in Der yfd6e bes
Gebdubes bemerft unb Der poliaet feblt ale
unD iebe Spur, I'm barauf bin peiter gu
urbeiten. Man glaubt, baB maj es nit
alien, erfabrenen Spibbuben gu t6un bat,
Die felt etli4en Sagen auf Der 2auer gelegen
batten, I'M cine g~iinitige ii9 ibnen bietenbs
@elegsnbeit gu einem ueberfaa auf bic 8anf
abaupafsn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-08

@nanas - $40. 0O-15.O 90 bos 9unoert.
@ftrfi9e-15-40c q 9uf9eL
Bannueu- Bette 81. 10 0L. 30 o1s B1nSt.
@amtaIoupes-40- 75c Die &iIte.
YfIaumen- - 50c-$LQ9, "a Quarts.
@aff ermeIDnen- 81. 1903. 90 oas 9uben6..
Gitrouen- Bette 0ualitdt $2,50-S,50 be Rite.
SraHQen- gtaeels $685.. Is bic &ite.
elephant 30-40c fir so Bfunb.
&artDff efn. 8urbants l0912, 3ebrons g.
lie, PeerleB 9-10c.
Neue &ertoffeGn - peerleB 15-25e Der Cad,
Griunpbs 10-25c Der Gaf,
@prtt SLIP bic 9alore.
@dtpa "a Dur3et- 50@75c bas 9ub..
equal b - 50@75e bas Ousenh.
@urfe n-20-25c bos 9ubeno.
Griine 9 D bne n-25-50e; 9el6e $500 as 8ui4.
Crime Grbfen-65c fir IL 8ul3eGa5at.
SmiebeIn- 81. 15-1.25 bas fTaB.
@etBfra ut - 50-75c bic &tfte. -.
Spmaten $500 bic Riite.
@eIbe &iben- geue. 40-75c has fas.
Meerretttg 81. 75-200 b, SAB.
3 lHm n TO b T. 60c-75e bic Rifte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-08
aInoemeiner moarennartt.

gutter geftegreanterp l4hc; LAualttdt lS-l4c;
2. O012; bette na4semaDt s l2e. DsIts Satru lSc
/. 0ualitdt lie; q. &c.
gpbusu gete ugtaop' 840-c. CUTE 78-SO;
teTe uDteoiumSA 1890. 9ertHJs Aualitdt 75-7Sc
@e1euftro9 -$25050 sic EonHs-
@efIh gst - Turfeps, 49, Sibner s-SFac
Guten &c bos @funb. Samie $3.OO--5.W oas SnseHo
Tti9 - 8laf BoB 8-l0c, 8ife &c, piferet5 :.
Buffalo &c, 9eut5de Rarpfen 2Ac, Groppies, |erb tn>
tIeine Si1de 2hc. @ole 5-6c, Sering l-2c, cutters l.
&c, Gttnneb 8uabeaos 4-5e. 9uteIts 4A-5c oas PfaHo
@isr-6aus frtf9s, @erIuit abgsrepHet sh-lo' .
9uBenb.
&pHt9- 10-14c bas YfIino. .
&iri DE u-Souere, $~l.0o-l.5o. l6 st. &iitsH; lass
75c-$L.25 fir 16 Quarts.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-08

ob6te Mtsbriofte @4rns gerfaufe

Sic gurTe an Der @bicusoer 8ergperts. unO Minerat,
BDrIe maren Qeftern:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-08
B6rie uno hdnoeL.

$14, $50, 49l.
@ebiel auf Stem 9ort uurben nit rs Ste. Nufaelb
horFo,tTA
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-08
' an 0er G&e uom IL. StraBe nnO
mabafb Auenne.
prouifor maIIare &otg anr fer
ms9abe Don $50 9e9wungen.
9urd ~bprgcbaltene &eDOlDer wirS er in
Sda6 gebalteu.
Giner Oct Spie6se(erem felt pOr Dem
@ef6aft ,,S6miere''.

Sredheit DER Sanoiten nm 70 ero6er, ais
ron bcioeu Stra6eu frcicr GinbIid in ole
2pothefe moelib 1T Die Rduber, oar:
inter wieoerum ein Sanger" uno ell
nKnr5er", wareu eIatt %roiirt, ele9aut
eeFIeioet uno etma ? 5Jahre alt.-Der i'm
aneren5enoen 81 boratorinm beiddftiete
propifor Barry Butler merit pou Dem
Dorfau niats. = QatiirIi6 befuoen fid
ole Strol9e ttob auf freiem ;6u6e.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-23

through literary exercises during the after
noon, and ended with grand reunion en-
tertainment and bail in the evening.
Shortly after l o'clock yesterday the
members OF the order, led by their council
officers in full regalia, began to assem- BILE
near the foot of Market street. Each me-
chanic wore white canvas cap and car
ried long wand tipped with pampas
plumes in red, white and blue Grand
Marshal McCord and his mounted aids,
decked with various colored sashes, moved
here and there through the crowd and the
scene was a confusion of color.
Four councils were represented in the
parade. Abraham Lincoln Council No. 2
turned out nearly 100 men, and formed in
double open line on East street with its
right resting on Market. Starr King
Council No. formed its quota of men on
Steuart street with the left of it's column
resting on Market. U. S. Grant Council
No. 10 and James A Garfield Council
formed on Drumm street. When all was
ready the Artillery and Ceilarius bands
played patriotic airs till the arrival OF the
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-23

gent escorted by Chief Aid Whitton.
The Oakland delegation arrived at &c
O'Clock under command OF Grand Marshal
S. p. Bodwell and Aids A. Is. Won Sch midi
w. NJ. Gardiner, George ID. Nose Jr., %. d.
Lane, Edwin Sherman Jr. and u. u: Ran
delphi. AS it marched off the boat 1t was
given q ceremonious reception, after which
the platoon of San Francisco's finest
wheeled into line, the bugle sounded and
the parade was fairly on. The order of
the column was as follows:
Platoon of Police.
Mark McCord, Grand Marshal
y. T. Whttton Chief Aid. c. +. Church, Orderly.
Aids TO the Grand Marshal-A. d. Ellsworth, r.
A Nelson solomon ia Jacobs s = g. F. Fletcher
Cellarus Band.
Abraham LINCOLN Council No. 2, ]. o. U. A. M. Of
San Francisco, 100 men.
L. S. Grant Council No. l9, j. o. L. a. NJ. OF San
Francisco, 80 men.
"Sprit of '76 Drum Corps" in Continental
James A Garfield Council j. o. U. A. NJ, of San
Francisco 80 men.
Artillery Band.
Starr King Council No. g. j. o. q. A. NJ, OF San
Francisco, 80 men.
S. P. Bodwen Grand Marshal OF Oakland Division.
A. F. Won schmidt, Chief Aid.
Aids to Grand Marshal : ". NJ. Gardiner, George
II. Vose Jr., L. D. Lane, Edwin Sher-
man Jr., G; f, Randolph.
George A. Custer Council No %, J. o. q. A. M, Of
oakland.
Float, "Valley Forge"
James Monroe Council No ID, ]. o. q. A. M, Of
Oakland.
Band.
Paul Revere Council No. 49, J. o. q. A. M, of
Alameda
Float, Surrender OF Corvallis" escorted by
Washington and staff (mountedl in
Continental uniform
Ladies in carriages.
Drum and Fife Corps.
Henry Clay Council No. "a, J. o. q. A. NJ, Of
Oakland.
John A. Logan Council No. 81, ]. o. o. A NJ, of
Oakland.
Patriotic Citizens
The parade when fairly under way ex-
tended over several blocks along Market
street, and the waving vari-colored plumes
rendered the display very effective.
The parade proceeded along Market
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-23

Gus tyrant who sought to make desert where
men were making homes. The birthday oil
MN VINO was never found wanting in war OF
IN peace, and whose name still roIlses valor
ana patriotism in the hearts of his fellow
countrymen. The birthday OF him who guided
the fortunes OF this Iaud while the principles
VI Amerlcanlsm were being hammered out
winch nave made us the nation that we are
ana which will go on to make US greater than
men nave ever thought. The birthday of a
freeman who gave free land to his people
ana fought with them for freedom to live in il.
You know too well the story of his life-his
battles, his civil conquests the magnanimity
OF ms heart, his sterling integrity OF character
and his peaceful death at Mount Vernon
What could so untutored voice as mine tell
you OF him whom the graceful pen of Was IL
Ing ton irving has made famous for generations
Oi gIateiul people Enough then for me to
mention the name of the father of the Ameri-
can Republic-George Washington.
Ihere are, fellow w-citizens, present in our
hearts, certain truths which it is we'll for US to
keep 1resh 9nd blooming. 1t is our duty at
umes to reflect upon them, 10 rehearse them
aloud or to listen to our neighbors as they
speak OF these truths to US, that we may never
forget them and that we NAV moreover daily
make them practical.
This afternoon, therefore, I shall take one
great truth out of the many which flow from
the source OF all truth. shall ask your kindly
consideration of this truth this afternoon 1t
is this: man Is citizen of the country
where he places his dwelling on the earth. In
other words, the subject OF my discourse this
And am sure that you with me will deem it
wise that the present is q fitting time to speak
on such theme. The air has lately been some
what obscured with the windy lucubrations Of
certain individuals who seem to imagine that
abuse of their neigh boris religious opinions is
the sum and substance of citizenship. l shall
not endeavor of course TO disabuse gentlemen
OF this class, who are freshly imported from
the wildernesses of tyranny, and who have the
hearts of despots and the feelings of a Crom-
WE'LL that they are wrong. Neither shall en-
gage in the fruitless task of attempting to
open their eyes TO the sight of truth. Much
less have any intention OF asking them TO
belive one word that shall say.
But as for you, my fellow-citizens, who are
dwellers in this land and who love this glori-
Gus commonwealth of California, who owe no
allegiance TO any foreign prince. you know
the truth, and it is the truth that has made you
free. You who were born here, l hail you as
native sons OF the United States with myself
You who have come across the sea to find
refuge from the cruelty of despotic govern
ment, hail you as adopted brothers to my own