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Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1896-06-24

En- svarare o1ycksh&ndelse tie
made harom dagen Cokato, det att
John Oberg under arbete en- aagsag
rakade komma kontakt med sagblap
det SAINT blef lila skadad ryggen och
skuldrorna
Postarenden. Namnet pa postkon.
torst Straus Nieollet county har blif-
Wit andradt till Traverse S. H. Briggs
ar utnamd till postmastare derstadas.
+ A. L. Llndbsrg har blifYit afsatt
fran postmastaresysslan French Lake,
Wright CO., och R. M. Rosseau ar ut.
namd att fylla vakansen. Undras just
huru manga svcnska postmastare Gro
yer Cleveland har entledigat. De
svensk-anerikaner, hvilka hielps Gle
veland till makten, kunna Ell gerna
kama sig tillfredsstalde med slit verk.
stillwater-nyheter: TilIoppet af
larjungar stadens publika skolor ar sd
stort, att vederborande maste lata upp.
fora ett' tillbygge till Greeley skolan.
Saltwater Manufacturing Comp. har
sig arbetet anG0rtrodt. Kostnaden be.
loper sig till 81, $40. - Dagligen till.
Verkas vid statsfangelset 5000 pund
bindegarn. Cirka so banvaguslaster
bindegarn aro redan utskeppade for
stundande sk6rd, och nya orders inlopa
dagligen. - Pastor J. Magny har pa
ssnare tiden vexlat hugg med good
templarne deras harstades pa sven
ska spraket utgifna t1dniugsorgan. Hur
det var, sa blefvo pastorns hugg ALT
for skarpa och pa lifvet gaende for
motparten, hvadan tidningens redak-
tion, efter hvad vi fornummit latit
uudertrycka pastor Magnys artiklar-
Bindegarnsfabriken skall nu arbeta
bade matt och dag tills skordetiden.
Man beraknar salunda kunna tillverka
cirka %, 600 lbs. Irvine" pr dygn.
Fran Two Harbors. Trangsel och
bradska ar beskrifningen pa denna
plats. Snickare ha bradtom och hus
byggas stort antal. Staden ar 6fver-
full af folk. Da nAgon lagger ned en-
syll for att skafia sig TAX Diver hufvu-
det. komma manga och lraga huru hog
hyran skall blifva. Staden kan om6j.
ligen fortsatta sin narvarande till-
vaxt, ty arbetet vdxer ej samma
grad. Redan visa sig andra tecken. -
Afven pa det kyrkliga omradet har
man bradt om och ar intresserad. I'm.
der mrs. Sundquists ledning ha de sma
> aickorna inom luth. f6rsamlingen bor-
iat en- syf0rening, hpilkeu har mote
q hvarie vecka. augnsti amnar for
eningen visa hvad den gor sangkd-
ren m6ter till dining tre ginger yec-
kan. Ungdomsforeninge m6ter hvar.
ie fredags qvall. "Gubbarne" inom
f0rsamlineen bradska med arrangeran-
det af en- fest for midsommarsqvallen.
Knappt hade stud. Wicklund hunnit
ia sig en- boningsplats, da man gjorda
intrang hans rum, talade, sj6ng,
drack katie o. 5. v. SAINT qvarlemnade
EFT "knyte', som kan betala hans hyra
en- lang It'd. Har DR. -det Es'rush". Matte
ALT ga vail 1foo Rarbar- bo..
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1896-06-24
WIsCO N ST N !.

Inbrott g1ordes forliden l6rdass
matt rostkontoret / Herod och en-
summa psnningar sblef bortstulen.
Undanber sig aran. Gov. Up
ham har med bestamdhst fbrklarat, att
han under inga ndigheter kom-
mer att mottaga en- ;lter nomination.
Dodad af blixben. Farmaren John
NIX, boende nara Eau Claire, dodades
af askan under en- storm fisdagen for
ra veckan. Tyenns hastar omkommo
Afven.
4 Forsnillnings Pa anklageise att
hafva forskingrat 1927, tillhbrande En-
ployer's Liability Assurance Co, har
assurans agenten S. w. Fhomas Eau
Claire blifvit arresterad!
Huru omkom hanP Eyra Mohen-
son, en- farmare Buena Vista fans den
II DIS liggande d0d pa akern, der han
under dagen arbetat. Huru delta skett
ar en- hemlighet
Ondt ON ungkarlar maste det
vara staten Wisconsin, ON man nem.
far tro en- gifterma lsaa1ons .Sg. F.
Tidning. Dsn giftaslSstne begynner
nemligen. med f5ljande forklaring;
jag ar ensam ungkarl i Wisconsin"
Manne.e EFT mord forellggerP En-
man, hyilken befans yara Alfred He,
deem, upptacixtes denSl7 DIS liggande
sd0d vid s5ou Nebaga nain NARA Yves,
Superior. Hedeen hads kort f6rut va
rit inyeclxlad / en- bitter twist med er
settlare pa platsen,. och man hyse'
misstankar, att elakt spell blifyit began
get. Fl. kom for tvenne Or sedan TIL
stadsn fran Two Harbors, MINI.
West Superior yhster: Rite
gangen mot o. K Anderson Wes
Superior, hgilken sir ankIagad for at
hafva forskingrat $1,000 af allmanni
medel har uppsk jat tts tills den forst,
iuli. Ssora fafbsreao scr goras su
perior for ets vardigt frapde at ameri
kas frlhetsdag Anthony johnson
under tyenne ardeputy CITY Control
Her, ,afled den is dennss ! Choice, MINI.
IA ca alder at 34 arr nsdsorsakeo va
liungsct.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1896-06-24
D A KO T A..

Stor skadeersattn1ng. Esther
Cameron hade stamt Great Northern
jernvagsbo!aget for det hennes man,
hvilken var konduktor, omkommit un-
der tjenstens ut0fning. BoIaget har
nu blifvit alagdt att till henne betala
skadeersattning den malta summan al
$13, 996 So -r--~..,,.
Senator Pettigrew tros komma
att ia en- hard strid att utkampa So
dra Dakota med anledning af hans 6f.
vergifvande ai det rspublikanska par
tiet. Han 6nskar aterigen blifva valid
till f0rbundssenator. men hans askad-
ming penningefragan kommsr nog att
CORA viigen motig for honom.
NV president. J. w Heston har
blitvit invalid till president for landt-
bruksskolan i Brookings, S. d. Des
uyvalde3 presidenten ar fran staten
Washington och har en- It'd varit prin.
cip.1 for de allmanna skolorna Seattle.
Under sutton ar har han varit f6renad
med staten Pennsylvania landtbruks.
skola.
Skola hafva egen synod. Dat
afsorande steget har nu tagits af mino-
riteten af den f0renade norska synoden,
det de s. k. 'syannerna af Augsburg"
beslutade enhalligt yid slit mote
Fargo, N. D., f0rliden vecka att ultra
da ur den forenade synoden och bilda
en- egen synod. En- femmaunakomite
tillsattes att utarbeta en- konstitution
| att framlaggas vid nasta arsm6te.
En- stor firma inkorporerad.
The Farmers Loan and Trust Compa-
| nv Ipswich, S. D., har uttagit inkor-
/ porationsartiklar. Firmans kapital AK
ss, O00. 900 och dess stiftare aro: John
A. Perciyal, Dsvils Lake, John II.
Work, J.. A. Lockhart. Fargo, N. D.,
IW. B. Mears, Virginia, MINI. Sioux
Falls Transportation Company har ock
blifyit inkorporeradt med ett kapital
al $3.50, 600.
FodeIsedagsfest Trades sistlidns
/ onsdag (den II d:s) uti Ola Niisons hem
Ii Herby, Cass co., N. D. Dat var mrs.
! Wilson's NOR. Bangtn Anderson, som da
afylde 80 ar. Aldringsn mottog hiert-
lliga lyck5nslkningar Of sina nejden
boentle barn, hviika utom mrs. Nilsson
aro farmarne joins Person, Henry Psr-
4 son och Nils Person. De cch deras far
5Imilier iemte Ufriga Stag gtingar och van-
Iner SAINT sv. luth. forsaml:s pastor der
j ssades, Emil Lund, voro narvarands.
i Mrs. Bsngta Anderson har iyckan och
i gladden. att har j dessa bygder, Fargo
och omnejd basva utom de ofvan nam
lda barnen aiven 10 barnbarn ooh
lbarnabarns barn. Hon a,' rask, KRIS
ioch glad oci. bar sina ar med hsders
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1896-06-24
MINNEAPOLIS. MINN. onsDAGEN leeA

p En- staty af generalen for femte
Patomac armekaren G K. Warren
skall aftackas nasta l5rdag i Pro-
spect Park, Brooklyn ~ y.
Brooks komet narmar sig ater jor-
den och har enligs underra attelser fran
Europa blifvit upptackt az astronomer
Javelle yid obseryatorist Nizza,
Frankrike. :.
Billiga ve1ocipedsr Wanamaker
uppgifves ha uppgiort kontrakt med
EN- yelocipedfrma ON en- leyerans af
100, 900 velocipeder, hviIka han sages
komma att salja for S2849 stycket.
Fald mordare. Malet mot Alonzo
Walling, hvilken tiiiyammans med
Scott jackson anklagats for att sistlid-
ne januari ha m0rdat fickan Pearl
Bryan, afslutades forliddn torsdag der
med, att juryn forklarade den atalade
skyldig till mord f6fsta graden, for
hvilket brott doasstraff stadgas.
Kampanjfordran. The sw. Am.
Publishing Co. Omaha, Nebr., som
utgifver "Svenska Journalen" med BIZ
lagor, har enligt nHemIandet" stamt
Edward Rosewater yrkahde att af ho-
nom utfa 81, 33s. 80 for tlenstsr, som bo-
laget gjort den epublikanska national
komit9n under den sista national-kam-
kampanjen.
En- stor ostkant maste det innas
jamestown, N. Y. En- bytestidning
pastar nemligen, att det derstades pa
ostkanten belagna tegelbruket ned
brunnit. ON ostkantens dimensionel
kan man CORA sig en- sVag f6res tallnina
da man far veta, att ensamt fabriker
var sd stor, att sysselsattping derstade'
gafs at omkring 60 arbatare.
| DodsfalL BaukirenS NJ Sven.
son New York afed dem l3 dannes
slit hem derstades, no. 20 East SO st.,
en- alder af 80 ar. Han var fodd Bar
karyd, Smaland, och kom hit till Ian
det unga ar, var fiera ar intresserat
st5rre landt- och bankaffarer Austil
Texas, och andra platsar SAINT fytta
de 1865 till New York, der han sedal
dess drifvit bankr5reise. S. var mil
lionar och tvifvelsutan landets f0rm0g.
naste svensk. Med sina landsman
hvilka han en- gang forklarade 81 dug'
till nagonting annat SO tjenare, ha
han ej umgatts. .ej visat n.insta intress
for deras kyrkIiga eller annau verksam
het,e heller for deras hksgre bildnings
anstalter och bartnhs ighetsinrat'
J, ningar. Han efterlemnF maka, tE
soSer och en- dotter.a4 n.
En- historic. som neg sorde.s tarfv
bekraftelse, meddelas fra New Yor
ON en- rysk qvinna, som Or Sex dr. Sc
! dan kom hit till landet. i72ginnan, sol
: anlande hit som emigrant, erh6H stra
. efter ankomsten plats hos en- tvs
landtfamili. nejden deromkring h;
de uteslutande tyskar nedslagit sin
bopalar, och tyskan var derfor det dag
liga spraket. Nykomlingen, som ick
var vidare bevandrad | sprak, hade a
! anledning att tro. att dstS nya SPIRAL
som talades at hennes ongifning, va
; engelska, och hon gjorde sig derfor a
q moda att inlara detsamma, Dstta lyc
kades henne afven till slut, och att no
: derofver kande tillfredsstallelse ka
val ej f0rtankas henne. Hett nylige
! gjorde hon dock den. obehagliga upl
: tackten, att det icke var landets spra
: utan det tyska sprakets hon mel {
: mycken moda lart sig. Under hela I
t den af sin vistelse har landet had
! qvinnan ej varit utom samhallet oc
: saledes aldrig fatt hora annat an tysl
Il spraket taIas. CO..
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En- ny veckotidning med namnet

En- ny veckotidning med namnet
''F5rsvarsvAnnen' har b6rjat utgifvasi
Brooklyn. N. Y. Som redalxt6r funge-
srar John Sand berg, I. d. redaktJr och
ntgifvars al ''Dalarnes Ailehandap
Sverige, och som manager A. r. Ssrg-
vail. Tidningen, som ar S:sidig och
6:spaltig med en- vaoker viguett i for
sta sidan, sager j sin anrnalau, att
hon will aterspegla dagons slkiftande
f6reteelser pa det politiska, sociaia och
religi5sa omradet SAINT specielt viirna
den protestantiska id9n mot katol;-
nismens anfalL /"
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1896-06-24
MIN N EsOTA.

Populisterna / Polk county ha for
en- andra termin nominerAt var lands
man Albert Wickstrom till registra-
tor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-22
THIRTY FAMILIES HOMELESS.
DRIVEN OUT IN THEIR N1GHTCLOTHEo d
TENEMENT FIRE-sUPPOsED TO BE
JNCENDIARY.

Passaic. March 2l.-A fire which burned lot o'.a
six hours and Is believed to have been OF incenus
origin broke out in this city at $3.50 CLOCK ''''
norrirg The flames were first discovered III
vacant store on the first floor of three-story 'e"e
ment at No. Gl Second-st. An alarm was tui"eu
in. but the fremen unable 10 check the haines
The adjoining tenements. Nos. g and TO- causn. nie
and were destroyed. Thirty families. nearly all 'ne
members of which were employed In the mills. were
rendered homeless by the fire SO quicky u'u ''ie
flames spread that none of them were able 10 save
any goods ,...
There were many narrow escapes OF the inmates
but all succeeded in getting out in safety Ten mem
hers of the Fire Department while at WORK on tne
fire were struck by pieces of falling timber put nun
OF them were seriously hurt: The wafer "as ~ ~
and this was the reason why they were uiIap'. -
cope with the fire. 1t was In CROWDED sr TN mn ~
the city and caused much excitement. ne ua
fortunate people who lost their homes on 10 he
in their night clothing They were taken u INC
homes OF ne;ghbors who clothed and red tnem' ,r.
The authorities making an invest ,o s
are certain that the fire Is incendiary as tneie WI
nothing in the store from wnlch p xac o,o ond
start. The three buildings were Naueu at f-0'"''' ~
were insured for $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-22
ELIZABETH.

A pleasant wedding celebration was that OF Mr..
and Mrs. Conover s. Harris. of No. POI Franklin
st. on Tuesday night In honor OF the twentieth an
nIversary Of their marriage. Seventy-hve guests
were present. and all thoroughly enjoyed them
selves.
The Elizabeth Athletic Club has decided that for
the first time In several years the club Will not be
represented this In the ball field by semi
professional team. There Is much disappointment
over this announcement among the lovers Of base
ball In Elizabeth. The Athletic Club WILL how
ever put In the field as strong a purely amateur
team as can be obtained.
The Acyone Cyclers are In n prosperous condi-
tion. and at the annual meeting. held last week.
the following officers were chosen: President Ed
ward A. Hersh: vice-presdent.. David Strauss;
secretary and treasurer, w. schreIber; captain,
Harry, o. Hicks; first lieutenant. q; II Hornung.
second lieutenant II. Hirtzel: bugler. Henry
Clauss: color bearer. Charles Wear
Prosecutor. Frederick c. Marsh. accompanied by
Herbert knight. of Newark. started on Saturday
for Maryland. where they will spend the next two
weeks shooting ducks.
General j. Madison Drake will celebrate his nifty
seventh birthday at his home. In Jenerson-ave.,
on Wednesday He will entertain = party OF
friends
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-22
NORTH HUDSON.

pretty home wedding took place on Wednesday
evening at No. 2s5 summit-ave.. West Hoboken,
when Miss Marion E. Both and Mr.. Ferdinand Gouze
married. l.. Gouze jr.. was best man. and
Miss A. Gouze bridesmaid. The Rev. J. II.
Bentley oficiated.
new bicycle club. to be known the Union
Cyclers. organized Wednesday night at
Groths Hotel. Union Hill. and boasts many crack
whee;men among its members. It's officers Fred
erick Berenberick. president; J. H. Thourot Vice
president; william II. Ayres. treasurer; William
EppeL secretary: Herman Horn captain; John Ban
del first lieutenant: Richard Neuscheer second
lieutenant; w. A. Tremper first sergeant; Edward
Van Pelt. second sergeant The club has appointed
April ) as the day for its first road Bergen
Point.
dore Briggs at his home In Hauxhurst Park, Wee
hawken on Tuesday evening" In honor OF his fifty-
sixth birthday. Among those present Miss
Angelica Duer. Miss Sarah Duer. Miss Lille Dav-
son Miss Jennie Briggs. Miss Beulah Briggs Messrs
John Briggs. Theodore Briggs, r.. Carlton Briggs,
Frank Briggs and George Phillips. Captain and
Mrs. Butler. Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph: Mr. and Mrs;
Philip, Mrs. Dawson. MISS whitaker, Mrs. Dodd
and Mr.. Duer.
The Franklin Club Of Guttenburg, gave a recep-
tion at Knapp's Hall on Tuesday evening. Many
prominent people were present Among the num-
her were Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Crane. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Lurcott Mr. and Mrs George Sheath. Mr..
and Mrs Philip Knobel Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Car
roll. Mr. and Mrs II J. Gordon. Miss Carrie EN-
Misses Tom. the Misses Kern. Mrs. Widen. Miss
Birdie Widen, Miss Kate Carroll. r. Hill. David
Dempster. John Eckhardt. Charles Eckstein. Arthur
Pfosser, d. Prosser. Albert A. Marks and W. Nolan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-22
BELLEVILLE.

The Eelleve Chess Club met q the home Of
William Conover. in Main-st.. Monday night.
Several interesting games played.
At the school meeting on Tuesday evening Frank
F. Ramsey. H. II. Morgan and George A. Pfeffer
were elected members OF the Board Of Educa-
ton for three years term.
Mr.. ard Mrs. F. F.. Ramsen gave an enjoyable
musicale on Thursday evening at their home in
Wiliam-st.
The North Cortlandt Card Club met at the homo
OF Mrs. William Greeves on Monday night Among
the visitors present the Misses Coeyman.
Fackrell, Whitehouse and Zahn.
The newly organized graduates club on Thurs
day evening elected Roger Brett. president; Harold
Perry secretary; Frederick Fackrel vice-presdent;
Lillian Jones' treasurer
Miss NJ Goskirk. OF Summer-ave.. gave mus'ca,,s
and dance on Thursday evening" which was iarSey
attended Among those present were the Misses biro'
Helen Young. Frances Payson. Winifred Norris
Matte Palser, Louise Berhaus. Adelaide Tracy
Lillian Powell and the Messrs. Whestone NC
Caulay. McCagen. Eagle. Barrett and Hartman
The Ladies' Social Club gave leap year party
In Washington Hall on Tuesday evening which was
attended by four hundred invited guests.
The Ladies' Catholic Benevolent Association u
about 70 organize a branch IN Bellevue, WIN w
assistance OF Father Hogan Council OF the CatncnnS
Benevolent Legion. The committee IN charge OF IN
organization consists Of Charles Mccarthy. John =;
Slattery Maurice J. Friel. John j. Barrett IN"
=. F. Smith,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-22
MONTCLAIR.

The concert given by the New-York Pniiharmo"c
Club at the Montciair Club Monday evening was
greatly enjoyed by the large audience ~nieh iace'
the terrible storm In order to attend Inc ceho
solos OF Carl Krill and the flute solos OF eugene
Weiner were heartily encored On Monday Aprh D.
the club will give an Easter dance.
Invitations have been issued by the LADIES OF the
south End Whist Club for a progressive whist party
on Tuesday afternoon. March "a, at the nome Oh
Mrs Summer in Orange Road. for the beneht OF
the Chdrens Home.
The March meeting OF the Town Improvement As
Room on Friday afternoon. An address was snet
by the Rev. Dr. Bradford upon our Duty as Ci'i-
Zens ,
The ice polo team connected with inc Montciaiss
Athletic club played tie game with tne team Oh
the Ice Palace Skating Rink on wednesday evening
An official visit was paid to Montclair Lodge;
Knights OF Honor. last Tuesday evening, by Irant
dictator Feytel and Vice-Grand Dictator j. W.
burke OF Paterson. and District Deputy van Ness
OF Newark An entertainment and reception loi-
lowed the business meeting.
Miss Ada Marie Crow. OF Montc.air Will give an
Illustrated Travel Talk In the Pilgrim Mission TO-
morrow evening for the benefit OF the Mission
The Wednesday Afternoon Club met last week at
the home OF Mrs r. p. Francis, In Gates-ave The
subject Applied Electricity. was In charge OF Mrs
George S. Allen.
Mrs william Lrdlum gave Informal whist
marty at her home in Mdland-ave on Tuesday AFTER
rCOn. .
The Montcair Whee.men gave a jolly smoker
in their clubrooms Wednesday evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-22
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Caurs sacred cantata The Ten Virgins was
presented before large congregation by the quartet
choir OF the First Presbyterian Church last Sun
day evening
The students OF Rutgers College In mass-meeting
this week considered the ACCESSIBILITY OF introducing
the honor system In examinations. After discussion
the matter was left In the hands OF a committee to
report the students attitude the innovation The
committee consists OF Messrs Hobart. IS; voorhees,
90: Fowler 81: Decker. '9S. and Thompson. s9.
The Rev Archibald A. Murphy on Monday even
ing gave a lecture In the Second Presbyterian
Church on Persona, Experiences in the Turkish
Empire"
The directors OF the Young Mems Christian /sso-
citation held their last meeting OF the fiscal year
on Monday evening and elected several new men,
bers The Association has had most prosperous
year having increased It's membership by nearly
one hundred. The annual meeting OF the assocla-
ton members Will be held on next Monday evening
ST. Patrlck's Day celebrated In this city with
n play called "Donnybrook Fair In Columbia Hall
and a lecture upon the life of St. Patrick In Sacred
Heart Church by the Rev. James Divine.
Congressman Benjamin r. Howell has nominated
George Walter Potts. OF Asbury Park TO the United
States Naval Academy. Atwood T. Weldy. OF New
Brunswick. is the alternate.
The Rev. J. G.. Lansing, OF the New Brunswick
Theological Seminary. Is supplying the pulpit OF the
Presbyterian Church In Orange during the absence
OF the pastor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-22
MORRISTOWN.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Thebaud are once more at their
home In Morris Plains.
A parlor meeting In connection with the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union will be held at the
home OF Mrs. w. f. Day on Tuesday afternoon
Mrs Emma Bourne. New-Jersey State president
will be present
T. c. Lacey and family expect to leave for Eu
rope on April g. and will be absent for some years
Miss Wylie sister of Mrs Lacey. Will accompany
them. Miss Florence Lacey sails for Europe In
June.
One OF the most important gohng affairs OF the
coming season will be the first contest under the
auspices Of the United States Gong Association for
the silver cup given by Robert Cox. OF Scotland. and
a member OF Parliament. This beautiful trophy Is
reserved entirely for competition among women
The annual womens championship meeting as that
OF the amateur championship contests among the
men The cup will be played for next October. on
the links Of the Morristown Golf Club.
Mr. and Mrs W. i. Day. OF this city, and Mr.. and
Mrs John c. Day. Of Newark, sail on April II on
the Kaiser wilhelm. OF the North German Lloyd
Line for n two months trip In Europe. They will
visit Italy Switzerland. France and England.
Mrs COLES will repeat the talk on Picturesque
Africa and the South African Republic at the
house of Joseph II. Van Doren. No. Il Prospect-st..
on Tuesday evening. April H. The proceeds OF the
evening Will he given to the Armenian sufferers.
Miss Lena Leonard. Miss Mabel Ennis and Miss
Ida Dunn In company with the Rev. and Mrs c. 8.
Woodruff. havs been spending the week In Wash
ington. Il. c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-22
SUMMIT.

Summit Division. No. 30 Sons Of Temperance
will give an entertainment In the rooms on summit
ave. on March q. Invitations have been sent to d.
visions In Elizabeth. Newark and Orange.
The Fortnightly Club will meet In the Library
Building on Wednesday when papers on Early
Colonial Days" will be read by several Of the MEM
bers.
The Board Of Health will meet on Tuesday evening
for the purpose OF organizing.
u s. Grant Post. No. 1ls. q. A. r.. will meet IN
Grand Army Hall. In Union-ave.. tomorrow even
ing to make arrangements for the observance "
Memorial Day.
The Summit branch Of the Salvation Army. UNDER
command Of Captain McFerrar and Leutenant
Grey, has revoted and joined Commander and MIS-:
Booth In their new movement. Announcements nave
been made for large meeting to be held In Howai3
Hall on Thursday next. at which Commander BOOM
will deliver an address.
The last Of the Star course of entertainments was
given In the Young Mems Christian Association
Hall on Monday evening by the New-York Quartet.
assisted by Miss }. Belle ALL eocutionist
The Township Committee met in the Township
Hall on Tuesday afternoon and organised by elect.
Ing George Wilcox chairman. DR.. William H. kau.
renee township treasurer. DR.. William H. RISK
township physician for three years. and Corrs n.
ship treasurer was increased from >.oo 70 Qs.@e