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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-10-09
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tcte @plf8Tct mar ein @olf8fef in
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nur bic OtitQlieocr oc8 5Uuci5cr-
@trcins uno Ocren 6onliLieu, iUuoerl
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lei Gopeu Der umBegenb Gatten iid
AM SDnntn8c SIT bent 6eite ein9cfun.
Den mo bel MtuiiG, Gciau9 rao lei
tertr GelcQi9felt 1u6en Die Stut0ct
0(eic0 10 Oiclen Miullten 6n6iu. Die
0tuiitfopeQeu upu &8niGinqtou, 93eiu
@ouen un6 Berger, Der @einn9oer=
Elm rOarrnpItie" uto Die 8urrie SOB
lev ~crfccutcn Die 9tupeien0eu burcf
i0rc id40neu g@ciien uu0 9icoer nah
ceito Die Gaa5luitigen nodg 6en Infte
zines StreidJ0rd6eiterS ntitig bns
Eon5beiu ibpangen. Die nusfUdr=
tigen @0ne pur0en 6urh ben Ser
ciu5prdIioenten T.. Slumer iii Dcr5=
liGen @Orten uillfOnmten aeGeiBeu,
t~Uorotf 0err 2cbrer GQglD eine Inn
Qerc 9(nipro0e iiber Die GmtUei5 unb
lire 9tcaicrun9aform biclt. 9ie 9eoe
mar gel0iGtli6 9cbolten unb crnoc=
tc Den fchh0ftPiffu Reifn0
&on 0ernrnnn ot3 Dntten lit9 nobe
5u 100 Yeripnen gum 6e5tc cin0e
iun6en,
3n feiner 0cin,ot6 bel ggoOuonf,
itorb am lebten Gonntoa, 0err g8id6=
maun 8oett0er, eiit 6efannter Sir
ger unIcre5 GountD'S, inl Otter BON
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ld1geren Qcj6en an M~a9enfrc6&.
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1928 ii &orIien in Der 8rDUil5 0nn=
n0Uer 0cburen uno fnm int 3obrc
1860 nod Interifa. NoC6 inn Ie(6en
(ieB CT ijdl III uuierem Guuntp
nieoer, luD CT icitDer ~beitduoi9 mp9nz
te nno iid9 Die Nd5tung 2mer erruor6,
nit Oenen er III 8erii6rlnq fam.
2SOr 81 3obreu per6eirot6etc er Td
nit Sri. @~}ar8eretba 8oeuio, ciner
nniere3 Wtitbiiroer8, 0ru.
aDeni0, me(cber gbe 8 aiuoer
.entiprDhen, bon 6eueu Z nit 6erN}ut
Ter ben Gpo zines licbcpOueu &uters
IND @otten 6emeineu. Die 8eeroi9
ing fanO om 0ieuStp onf benz &ircg
]pfe Der beiitideu Metb06iFen @e
nein0e bel @UOG(om 6ur6 4aitor
3oder itatt unO botten Iid 5ablreidlc
eingefun0eu, um benz Ser
tOrbeuen Die lebte Gbre gu erpei
en-.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-10-09

Der Gei0ntacf Der Deirot6slutigen
0}oo9ct lit, jc noc5 benz SITTER, Elm
0erl9ieOener. Der n@odFi9" pun
l6 Sagren m6djte pblplut cinen
DUDE" 5um Mouue 6nbetf; int glitter
pm % Sabren mus 6erIelbe minocg
items 9on0rebntonn fem; 3a6lt Die
9eiratB3nitige 30 Sabre, 10 giebt 7ie
lief AUDI nit etnent 9pftDr poer
Aooptatcn 5nIriebetr, un6 nit 50
5a9ren orf benz 8iifen ninmt Tie
oirgcn0 einen a(ten &uaben,~ ruenn
CT NTH 9oien trdgt, uDm a3eitung3=
mallne abmdrts. -(g8e6ielblntt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-10-09

Or. Spredelucpcr uto oeTcn @rlt-
Der, 0err Sobn Spredclmc0cr, pm
Berger, tuoren lctteu WiontnQ in Wc
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bier.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-10-09

SHajlmHg S6fIaer: SOI6e bic rod I'M SeFse prn
- 2HeI8eHlaGeu orb he ten @ameH 81. Sornan
tfagsH. fDtr6eu HERMIT erindt. bieitibtn on bic nH'
ter5etd,ne'eu ipeide be iaHmtIdlcH Sdde Dom Re-
felccr StGiter gfiaHft bdbsf. ab5nIieftlH-
% II IL q II Ii VI L inc o.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-10-09

9uoo's 9iuen iino 0 ben ansgez
iIbteiten 9hansen i~prefaltigt cube,
reitet. 25e.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-10-09

@er einen Gatorrb beilen min,
muB nit oem @lut anfangen. ,6opo's
Sar8apariIn beieitiot Die llria6e
llebels un0 beift Gotarr5 boz
ourB, oaB lie nas Slut reintet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-10-09

Cine G~arlaDung 9Iepfcl uDn Der
&ineiap, Senitpu, lln0 Sen 9anis
Surten luer0e ib ant 10. 0ftOber en-
baltcn uno 81 so Gents per 8uTdel
an meine aun0en pcrfaufen. D2deht
Cure 8~eitelunger ieBt, 6enn Die
@epfct iinb pDn Der belten 1llalitdt
nno bili9er tbnnt Sbr bier feline
f%aufen.
q. 8. 9r1npt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-10-09

3utueifen frDitett inns ie6r, mir
0o6en ms ie0enfau3 cine GrfGltuna
%3H8c5o8elt, OieIcio1t cine iebr beftiac.
@cbraHdt 9r. 2tu9uit 96nia's @umz
Burger 8ruIttgee. Gerielbe beruGiat
lno marlnt bns 8flt uno belt cine
ieoe @rtaltKna.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-10-09
2lftnna steuersahIer !

Ser unter3eidHtte Solicitor far 6aSconahe 6ouHtg,
miro az g~fuaHRten 2ugtH on f0,gGHhen 4toseH tetn
BE Gteusrn iir has 9abr 1896 NIB goria9re eHf-
gegtH IN He5nteH:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-10-09

0cdmauu's 4tcbl nod uic0rlQcr,
SI.3O-SI.GO m0 $3.50 pcc 100
Yfuio bel
.H ,.,t ~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-10-09

SRI. Ola &euper, uOn Sc0nlia,
mar Iebte @Ode bier SIT 8eiud bel
8eriunnoten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-10-09
ADOlpb 5. Eru0pt.

9crr %ctcr }UbjcG, Uon Berger,
erbiclt lcttc 2&Udc ais u@nion5Uetc-
ran cine experimentation bt!Uiuiqt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-10-09

EscfuHScH: Elm jGDEer CCWeu. Irbermurf { ,cape'0
y ocr non tCt et8cHtBumcrm uadh 9r3G bIuna bic.
er "n5et8s 'm Ricit8et &obuAo ie ~ohgebolt msrbtn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-10-09

9err Gba3. 3. @cucnberQer, acgeu=
iuartig ais 9cbrcr in 9SoIbinaton
tbdtig, mar lebten SanIStoa bier 5nm
Selude ieiuer Gltcrn un0 8tfuuntcn.
6auit'5 gSicuertumit ic0cu SAG
bel
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-10-09

IcpIel li1o III bieiigcc @cacno
nidt icbr Gut 0crotJcu ul0 6riuQcu
oaber i'm |&lcjuucrjouf BON 10 bis so
6ent5 per Buffet
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-10-09

~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WcTfanf. iIHfTT7ci6rcItr
W rlTe an Z NJ I q g. ben 10. 8 tt ober.
on III NIB StyIc o0a GIciIr Idle gcfBtbuHt beieheub
oHS 1= Soittu urbt 8OhrhCuS. an Der HEI. Trnnts
ptoBc 9tts9enI, I'm 1u7tluge Der Grbeu OUT bffentliter
autitnE an ocH MiIfbittCHhtH pcrinuFen. gCsino-
EU3cH gaOr, Treb g. gPeuTss
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-10-09

0err Gouar0 &ebr i%tattete Der
ct. 2oui5 bieie @08e Ell
men Seiudj a6.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-10-09

5riide g9ienerluurit je0en Sag i'm
Star u itaurQut.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-10-09
l!NLere nlue I3aunLrpou lU 49,

Sc6r bcGltem llr unlcre 0au&rnt
en-, 25tpil@, gcra0c brett agluia %i.rcjr
Eui(t, gu To; Gents pea
9tDQ, Bel
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-10-09

6rou Gdjercr laBt burdJ Serrt
Sos. @ro5@ cia Grottpir au3 ioq.
@ronitoio nm 0oa @e0duoc in Dem
ltd9 on@ @ciddit 0e3 6rt. Rrtl00t be
Itnoet, le0cn, mas 9;el sur %cr7hJ-
Aerlt10 jcnc5 Gta0ttgeile5 beitraocu
i0tro nn0 bel on0eren @runo6ciiecru
an Der 6rontarobc 92o@aGnuu0 fin
0eu 1OQtc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-10-09

Sn ben tcbteu 1uocu lift Der 2&ei
5euprci8 itcti0 g%cIticgcn uuo ruuroc
aeitcrn in unicrcr Sto0t IS Gcut& per
Suibcl fir gtU. , bc;adlt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-10-09

gfaHo ~ uesTagfeH: - a5ter Suuo an u~srtaufen.
. @ttI!rn itOlitl BON oe2maUu auf SIN 5ia, 4
3dss ttIo tier. ecv Ste't e Iutes ooI5tauO. Jiadgt.
flo8fH otI Gbrtt. ~ eper,
hernaHn. Wlp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-10-09

YScttaift: Elm 9idhdeu fir ulgemeine Sausar.
bet 81, ejuCr ticJueH Samuie W;ub 4cdeu tpus
Etn- @Ecr Sutu. I}y5 -. &. 93cI0mann, l226
GotU0u Str. st. SoHtS, Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-10-09

Ntebl uuD 6lttcc Der bci!tu Guul.
ttat biui3 ST Dabeu bel Iruu e. ell
Der.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-10-09

@crr Gor( S0GtrGpl5, BON Ct.
S0Ij@, Gin b~ctaantcr pulitiidcr 9}e6=
l1cr, miro ant Gam&toQ },ben0, ben
-. 1ltobet, i: Dec Gici.Gcn GDa5crt
bale cine ocut}dc 2~niprodc i'm IN
tercne ellcr c0rlj6eu Gcl0ua6ruua
Doiten. @crr G0lierGp(5 lit Elm Ont
Gcl6=EcniUfrot.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-10-09

&enn iBr euren 6reunoen Elm @ez
burtstngsaei6enf faufen uoQt, bamn
gebt nod i I s. z i(ber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-10-09

Serr Sobn 0niO Oeri1idte lebten
9ienStaa cine GntloOung S6meine
BON bier aus nad ct. 2uuis.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-10-09

Der 3tuangsDcrfaui 0es &QnGlcue
Qotclcl0entBums in Oa5cUua0c lit
OerlWpben IuOr0en uuo miro crit an
a. 9{0ocmber itati5a0eu, ua0renD
ole Gtlrt6tuna, Aji6bcl uilo ON IG.
9'oocm5er an Crt lui0 STEELE Ucr
Fault mer0en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-10-09

On ucstauicn: GIN 3reJItbftges SolsIgttdube mt
y II 5tmmtr. eiuimIItBltd Sfii5e. SaulpIs RooHt
Ha6 SpetlsitmHIer, ut mituonit0Uoiger eIRribinng,
4tnt-I. Seiteu MIN. inter guHiiggH Se0tuguHsen 5H
nsrfalE1eu. 3td63Hiragcu BET
Iruu 8ertbo aIIemann
n<ImauH, No.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-10-09

Die @crrcn 2.,8u5t 98o9l5, &8nI,
Stron6, S0bn 8oGen ug0 2u6crt
SaHbert ieDrten letren Gamstag oom
elmer nad Ge0er 6DuDtp am 0n5c0n=
ooc untertonnlcnen G~oa6partie }lt-
riid, Die 8eute tcnanO au3 l07
Gi0tdbGenL , Guten l,lo 60 %fltu0
6ii6e.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-10-09

2tc bDdltc Wiarttpcci$ miro ilJr
9aute uub Ec(5c bc5oGlt uou
Il. ". NDcthcmc0rr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-10-09
llalcc Wruceric 5tprc SUu6 De
portcmcnt Ocrfoifs Die bci,cu uno
Die mcjitcu SdJuGc lit Der Stoot.
Z. :. Bun but.

No5 EiorrballS Der Dic1i0cn GGc
tDUOt}tcu Ueu,einbc lit I'M Elm St0d
wtrt ucrar0 un0 0urc) cul QJ6i6c@
HDrtjcD U%crIdjUucr} luur0Cn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-10-09
8rabtuuIle8 iOia(es 9erbitmetter
baben mir 9e9entudrtig.

9ns g8etter uno Die iungiteu 9tegen
iinO fIr Die g8ei5enausinat iebr gum
fig.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-10-09

Sin 2ebrer=5nititut miro mUrgen
i'm W}itGel S6nl6anIe BEL 0it.
Sterling ab9ebolten loer6erl, fijr mel=
dies Elm Invertebrates unb inItructiSes
&rUQramute alzQeurbeitet 1T.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-10-09

Nnt na1ltcn S0n1ta9 miro cine
GiieH1a4n=grcurTou uon IeHcriou
GjtQ 1o0 81. 2oai5 itattfu5cn H1o
ioiro Der 3@g altD III 0ernta:r GaT
Iaaicrc a%uiteDmcu. 0ic @lutfo1rt
DgH bier ou5 5oitct $50 IND miro
Der 3ug lun baJ6 10 ll0r &ornt. njcr
ciutreTeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-10-09

Sic 0crren &8nt. Gteinbcf, noll
Cooper 9iu un0 OF, 5. 0. Gmeu&,
opn Wtt. Sterling, 7tottetcn ms 1cb=
ten Snm@taa, ortT iDrcm @c0e nocQ
ct. 9oui@, cincu freunolidJcn &einc9
ub.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-10-09

Die &ichban0lcr 6. Gross uno q.
Ric)aroj0H broc9ten Ic5tcit Montag
10 Stiid ~9}inb0ie6 bier 6lndj, Die lie
on etlen 0ai,6ler IN N@pntgpmery
GUuutp abliefcrteu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-10-09

Qcrr 0cnru Is. acbr, uOn Sem,
l~tattetc uns leBteu Cicu@toa eincn
an%gcreDncn &cildD ab. @err &e0r
rocilt lett mebrcrcn Goocn bier ais
@nit Iciner S0weitcr, Grou Chs.
=. Gibcn.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-05-13
MISSOURI REPUBLICANS.
Chauncsy 4. FflIey Heads the DeIega-
ton TO ST. E.Oufg


ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, May 10, 1S6-At 8
o'clock this morning the roll was called
in the Republican State Convention on
delegates there being six names
before the convention, with three to be
selected, Chauncey I. Filley, of ST. Louis
having been unanimously chosen The
hrst .ballot resulted in the election of
Major William Warner of Kansas City,
n. G. Niedringhaus of st. Louis with
Craving enn in mis- favor. Warner received
462 out of the CTS votes cast. The next
contest was between r. e. Kerens. and r
g. Nfedringhaus of st. Louis. The bitter
opposition to Kerens made itself mani
fest in the voting. He failed to receive
anything like the vote given Warner, the
total being 222 for Kerens to 424 for Med
ringhaus.
Niedringhaus' election was made 'unani-
nous.
Colonel Bittinger of St. Joseph with
drew his name and urged his friends to
vote for Kerens, but they did not save
that gentleman from defeat.
On the third ballot John II. Boutwell,.
OF Sedalia, vas made the fourth delegate
The big four from Missouri to the Re-
publican National Convention therefore
ls:m,Chauncey l. Finley, st. Louis; Major
William Warner, Kansas City; +. e.
Niedrilnghs!ls, Z St. Louis, John H. Both
The following alternates at large were
elected by acclamation:-Louis Banke
Charlton: James T. Monroe, Laclede:
Leon Jordan, Jackson; John Farmer, ST.
Louis.
The latter two are colored The last
ard crowning act of the convention I'M
mediately before adjourning at 4:3O this
morning was the passage of motion in
Convention 10 elect Chauncey I. FilIey a
member of the National COMMITTEES
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-05-13

have no easy time of It in this instance
either, even though he has the powerful
packing of Senator Stokes. Even if the
state House Commissioners should make
the Governor eat his own words that the
position is superfluous and unnecessary
and decide to have another assistant ap-
pointed, thing they will do in minute
II they see chance to make a vote or
two, Notwithstanding their hypocritical
cry of Economy and Reform" Mr. SAus-
tin will have plenty of rivals abe"
Lower is out hustling for the position in
a manner that is astonishing his oppon-
ents, and Comrade Hopkins has a candi-
date who he insists must be appointed
There was no meeting of the Commits
SION yesterday, as it was said, there being
no business for it to transact The fact
that no meeting was held will undoubt-
edly cause some of the aspirants for the
position of assistant custodian to realize
.that they will probably have to wait for
some time yet before any appointment is
made. At any rate. it has become well
known that the position will remain va
cant until these conflicting claims can be
settled with the least possible injury to
the party.
Comptroller Hancock returned from a
nshing trip in Canada on Monday, and
was at his office yesterday looking brown
ara healthy as result of his short recre-
atlon He was accompanied ON the trip
by Barker Gummere and "Dicku Read.
ing; He reports that they had a good time
and excellent luck
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-05-13
A NICE RASCAL PUNISHED.
Bisamfst Saunders Gets -Four Years.
Nine Months for His Sins.

Edwin A. Saunders, who was captured re-
Gently on Bright street by Detectives Dalton
and Doyle, because of charge of bigamy
against him. was tried yesterday in the Cen
eral Sessions Court in Brooklyn and sentenced
to four years and nine months in State Prison
saunders was a consummate scoundrel He
married Miss Everett of Brooklyn and took
her to England for visit. She had $780,
quantity Of jewelry and trunks of rich
dresses with her. Saunders got from her the
S6Oo and part of her jewery and clothing
and then deserted her in that country Ii
was afterwards discovered that he had a wife
In Belfast. Ireland, to whom he gave his
second wife's gold watch and chain Miss
Everetts clothing he distributed among the
girls in the hotel in Belfast. He came over
to America and his second wife hearing that
he was living in Jersey City secured the
services of Counsellor ]. f. Marion and the
scamp was run to earth When the detectives
examined Saunders room they found pho
tograph of his Belfast wife. This was shown
to Miss Everett. who at once recognized the
watch and chain in the photograph around
Mrs Saunders neck that which her hus-
band had taken from her
In Brooklyn, the prosecution assisted by
Counsellor Marion. made out such strong
case that a conviction followed. and Saunders
was sent to Sing Sing for the term mentioned.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-05-13
- - aiislIIi' B: !; 3
DIED.

SEXToN-On Tuesday, May II, 1896, Michael
Sexton, the beloved husband of Annie Sex
ton, aged 46 years.
Relatives and friends of the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral from
his late residence. No. 141 Eye avenue at Q
A. M, on Friday, May 10; thence to st. Pat
ricks Church, where a solemn requiem mass
will be offered for the happy repose Of his
soul.
BRowN.-on Tuesday, May L, 1896, Joseph
L. Brown, the beloved husband of Mary
A. Herbert
Relatives and friends of the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral from
his late residence, No. 60 Merseles street, on
Friday. May Is, at nine A. NJ; thence to ST.
offered for the happy repose of his soul
BURROWS.-At her late residence, No 244
York street, Alice ]. Burrows, wife of
Notice of funeral hereafter.
SCHUETz. Suddenly, on Tuesday NAV ~
1895. Louisa schuetz, widow Of the the late
Relatives and friends are res respectfullv in
vited to attend the funeral from her late
residence, r Nc, ISL Rose avenue, on Friday
SHIELDS. In this city on Wednesday NAV
l3, 1895. Jane v. Shields, widow Of the
late John Shields, and daughter of the late
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral at her late residence No. $40
Rariek street. on Friday, May Il. at three
CuNNINGHAM-on Wednesday. May 10, 1856
Delia Cunningham, beloved wife of Michael
cunningham, aged 80 years.
Relatives and friends of the family are re-
spectfully invited to. attend the funeral from
her late residence. No. 551 Henderson street
on Friday, May Is, at A. M; thence to St
Miohaels Church. where solemn high mass
of requiem will be offered for the happy re-
pose of her soul.
HAGEN-Fanny, late wife of Gebhart Hagen.
aged 72 years.
Friends and the Ladies' Pioneer verein Of
Jersey City invited to attend the funeral
on Thursday, April IA, at o'clock p NJ at
her late residence, No. 210 Sixth street
HASSETT-On Tuesday, May H. 1895, Han
nah, beloved daughter of Patrick and the
lats Nora Hassett.
Relatives and friends Of the family are re-
quested to attend her funeral on Thursday
May IA. at p. M, from her late residence
No. pol Thirteenth street.
HCRGAN-On Monday, May H. 1896 at No.
227 Hudson street. Hoboken Charles j., in
fant son of Stephen H. and Mary c. Hor-
gan, aged ! year and months.
Buried privately, May II.
O'HEGAN--At his residence, No sos Jersey
avenue, Patrick T. O'Hegan, beloved hus-
band of Mary E. Flaherty.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
PINsONNEAuLT-At No 427 Bergen avenue
on Wednesday. May IS. 1896 Arthur PIN
sonneault. infant son of Edward and Agnes
Pinsonneaut.
Funeral private.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-05-13
TRINITY BOYS RAISED GAIN.
Celebrating the Track Meet Victory
Over WESLEYAN

HARTFORD, Conn, May 10. 1886
Trinity students raised CAM last night
and early this morning in celebration of
their victory over Wesleyan in the track
meet yesterday. AT three O'Clock this
morning the old gymnasium building was
set on fire and burned TO the ground
There is scarcely any doubt that it was the
work of the students, as they had been
"hoWling around" all night, and there was
no other persons in the neighborhood The
f1re started behind a window that was
boarded up. The building was made of
wood and burned rapidly. A room near
where the fire started was used as a sleep
ing apartment by two walters at the col
lege commons They aroused Dr. Hart
and an alarm was rung in.
The students turned out in their paiamas
and saved the contents of the building.
The gym" stood about sixty feet from
the north end of the college, and was
Disagreement to the campus The fire
attracted large crowd and all the stu
dents turned out. They danced and sang
and shouted and seemed glad to see the
building burn. The gym was valued
at about 5000, and was insured. The
faculty will investigate the matter.
Early in the evening, upon their return
from Middletown, the students had a BON
fire and general rejoicing on the
campus.
Some of the more exuberant ones ssbor-
rowed, a wagon from Calvin White, who
caused the arrest of two of the youths
They paid s. for an hours use of the
wagon.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-05-13
RECKLESS BLASTING
Four Men Arrested on Palisade
Avenue for Endangerlng
Life and Property.

Several men rushed into the Oakland
avenue station house this morning and
asked to have their property protected.
They said several men were blasting rock
IN the rear of their houses and were doing
1t in very careless manner. Captain
Newton, to Whom the complaints were
made, sent Detective Keenan, with two
policement to the scene of the trouble
with the angry property owners.
When the police reached Palisade avenue
and Waverly street they found four la
borers surrounded by an angry crowd of
men, women and children. The four men
looked frightened and seemed much re-
heyed when they caught sight of the
policemen. When the crowd had been
quieted the police made inquiries and on
complaint of Michael Wooliver, of No. 226
Pailsade avenue, the four men were ar
At the station house the men were
booked as Adrian Hit, of No 233 Palisade
sv: avenue: John Farrell, of No. 1os I4aidlaw
OF OF the gang, Michael Tenan, both of whom
Ine I'VE IN shanty in the rear of No. 226
dansade avenue. quarry was started
Paiisade avenue. There have been blasts
every day since the quarry was opened
ana the flying rocks have broken windows
IA al; an the houses in the vicinity, particuA
iarly in No. 226. The people living in the
houses have demonstrated with the men.
put II did no good. Yesterday they say
rocks smashed two windows and fell dam
gerously near pedestrians who We're pass
ing ing on Palisade avenue. This morning
tn, the men fired off several blasts, all OF
winch did more or less damage. AT about
~ O'Clock they fired off a particularly
a1 lar7e blast t and the flying rock struck sew
large rock struck a baby Carriage which
was standing in front OF No. 226 Palisade
avenue year old baby had been in the
mother mot 1e mad removed the infant just Before
pletely demolished One small stone
struck man on the shoulder, but he es-
capped serious injury
me report Of the explosion and the
subsequent shattering of the windows by
the flying stones caused Mrs. Meta Archi-
to faint. '-'
:, A a.9 man who lives in the vicinity said this
and did not, know their business. He
Sald they did not properly cover their
blasts in the first place and the charges
people had just cause to complain. and
tnat ne was surprised that the city author
lt,es did not take action before The po-
zee nee found out out later that the men did not
be arraigned before Justice Douglass at
five o'clock this afternoon
me ordinance in regard to blasting
reads as follows:
or other materials within the limits of
Jersey City, each blast before firing it
shall be securely covered with six ti1nbers
OF not less than four inches in thickness,
ten inches in width, and ten feet in length
each, all securely chained together to be
placed over and around each charge. and
to be held in place by at least three hun
dred pounds of weight placed on top of