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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-11
HARRISON.

The Town Board has accepted the resignation or
Edward NJ Landers. the Justice of the Peace VINO
was recently charged with wrongfully signing
Sunervisor Gray's name to a draft for $40 The
case was settled. August q. Boyer has been APP
pointed TO the vacancy.
II is expected that the public schools will be
opened next week The seats are being put in the
firehouse and the Board has purchased the old
ing The delay and expense of erecting new build
ing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-11
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Commercial Travellers Campaign Niup bro"u-
way and Prince-st.. noon.
Police Board meeting.
Parade of LIST Mckinley Regiment. NAlst AS
semby District. y. m.
Mckinley and Hobart mass-meeting, NO l'iS'
First-aVe p. III.
Music in Battery Park by seth Regiment Band. S
u III.
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The proceeds were

Thomas's Episcopal Church. The proceeds were
for missionary purposes . 4. o,..,,
The first OF a series of entertainments 10 OBTAIN
funds for the purpose of building new parsonage
was held yesterday afternoon and evening on me
lawn of the Methodist Episcopal Church ne
tables were presided over as follows; supper 'an,
Mrs Bell and Mrs. Holmes: fancy table. MRS; conc
and Miss Fletcher; candy table. Mrs. Cornell an,
the Misses Holsed: lemonade MIS- WIllia,nn II
I}uck hout: ice cream Mrs. Revere and MIS- Mills
apron table Miss Foshay and Mrs. Harry 'orhen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-11
MAMARONECk

pretty and well-attended samagund fete was
held on Wednesday night at the home of Mrs. C. A.
Howell. in Weaver-st.. under tho auspices OF the
Junior branch Of the WomsR's Auxiliary OF ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-11
NORTH TARRYTOWN.

The Mckinley and Hobart Club OF this village VIII
,o,d a noass-meeting at the Wgwam in Washing
,nn-s, next Monday evening Good music ana able
nokers viii be preseni and enthusiastic meet
ing - eXpected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-11
SPECIAL MENTION.

Advertisements admitted into thes. ..,.
THE TRIBUNE thoroughly reliable. Ana
business can be done by mall with the A.
vertisers with perfect safety.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-11
THE jury ENONERlTES THErRER.

Coroner Hoeber held an inquest yesterday after
noon into the cause OF death OF Michael Murphy,
who was shot and killed last Sunday morning by
John Theurer a, the laters home No. So6 Eleventh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-11

ave Mrs Theurer told how Murphy came INTO ,hs
mouse drunk al : o'clock in tn morning re gtaDD.u
hold Of Mrs Theurer and her sister, ana was peat
ing them when Theurer appeared ana shot MN ueii
Theurer took the stand in his own Den9lf ne Iu.,S
axon,rated Theurer and Coroner Hoeber sent MIN
~ the Yorkvlle Court. Justice Flammer not having
vet passed the case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-11
INCOMING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.

TO-DAY.
49,
riam ..Amsterdam August -. Meth Amer
y;igiiancs Havana Sept. 5.........N & Cupa
AIlIanca ........Color. Sept
80, bismarck Hamburg. sept 3....... Hamo Amer
i,,.,,l,s .nvie Sept S............. Clyde
III ......Gibraltar Aug 2s............ Anehor
80 Marcos Galveston sept Mallory
,raahassee Savannah sept S.......- Savannah
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER u.
t-x.,er ,,v .. Swansea. Aug %. Bristol
- Southampton. Sept J....... American
,rour,iue Havre. Sept rene u
i>n,ira Liverpool. sept .Cuiaiu
SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER -.
british Queen Antwerp. Aug 30. ........ Phoenix
Nh Hamburg. Aug 3u..........| oseHiahh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-11
Announcements.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise 81 Sunset Moon $40 Moons age 3
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
NSandv Hook 1914 Gov. Island 1924 Hell Gate I'D
s,nIy Hook 1913 Gov. Island 1O:5s Hell Gate l-.-'
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-22
g(uf Der 8ant lieut paS Notiabuh

Muf Der 8ant liegt bus Noti5bufl
unp nas 8tlo Der teden pprlautsn
5pni.
80 Ontel Grid! Ontel Grid;
Wie bin t9 Dir 10 gut!!"
Wpber tpmmt es nur, oab 5pni's
itbermiiubiger &inoermuno Ipnit nihts
terporbringt9
@srr Grid 9%ohenpulps ltrelft
lunft iiber nas bral1ne &opf6en.
Oo lddelt lie, niht wie Elm gsounz
tenlos muBbwiuises Sinh, ntn, gliid"
lelig, perbsibungspou wie Elm liebenz
oes Weib.
uWus mirlt Ou nun nit benz
@anshsn anfon9en?" fliiterte lie nit
fat oemiitbtser 3drtlihteit.
Der grisssrdmi9e S%ung9eieat
piro es sebDris bofmeitern uno llebs
ben, liebsn auf immer!!" tlingt bic j1ts
belnoe Wntlport 3uriid. 80 Apslhe rel
3enoe Jahrt naH 9ptenrolos, feline
uuartigs, fife 5pni! Was ptrr
GtjmsItsr 2ucie 1assn! Wie miro IL
1t6 frelen!."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-22

lein Der beutI9e Scatter f4eint onperer
Mn1ibt 81 1etn, inoem er lelblt bic
tleinen Strafen, bic iiber iolh' ldytpes
re @erseben tperbdnst 1peroen, aHFbeot,
ocsr in elmer Wetle migoert, bab er
ben Ginorud er1pedt, als 1pdre 'bas
Niepsrlteden ppn 8irgern cine Sbat,
bic ni6t gu ltreng 'beurtbetlt iperoea
BART. Die a(tsn Spartaner gdlben
tbre @tlupsn Der Sugeno prets. um
tbren Mutb an benleQben gu ltablen.
Msnn mir au9 augeben molen, oab
bic preabil9en Ohi5iere mutbis ple
bic 9partaner iinb, 10 mai1en MIR
oo6 ent16ieoen bic Mnidauung be-
l~treiten, als >penn bic preubtlden
8uraer uuf Der @tufe bon 9eloten
Itan6en. Tir's grite traat Der 8ur>
ger, >penlr es gum &riese tommt, ebenz
10 tapier feline 9aut gu Martte, nle
Der I9nsioisite lieutenant, uno fir's
3psite inoet Der lieutenant leinen
unterbult aus benz @eloe oes 8urgers.
gs 1T fir bic jebism Soften Elm
gefdbrli6er Srrtbum, oab bic 8urger
1p(te 3uitdnoe auf bic 9auer ertra<
qer tDnnten ODER noQten. Wenn Der
olte @elioo iagt, oaB bos @ilen ben
Gdnpaden benz Starten glei&maht,
10 1eben mir an Steqe oes ST ems bus
@6iebeiie en- uno ba tann IS lei&t paiz
1iren, oab einmal Elm 1ol4 bl%utourltlz
ger lieutenant 1ein 2eben our& bic
&ugel elmer v6iirgerliden Ganaiae"
berfuu9t. 9araus tonnten 1l4 'bo1e
;3u1tdnoe entmideln, penn bic Burger
bic Mdnner, tpel@e ibre 8e14uber uno
ibre @ertbstoiger letn ioasn, als tbre
16limn1ten 5einbe betra@ten.
Ous @er6alten bes &atiers TT I'M
10 lbefrembliaer, als feline Wbnen gang
bartholomew Meinung paren. Wenn
er einmal bic @e19ihte ieines 9auies
our9blGttert, 10 mirb ct elm Re1trtpt
DON 5riebri9 Milbelm g., benz man
li4erli9 feline gu groBe @oltsfreunoz
li9teit na@ribmen tann, fnoen, melz
DIES bic 9erren OHi5iere in Ie9r i arz
fen Worten gu einem b0fi4en 8etroz
gen gegen bic 8iirger aufforoert. IS
lit bic h0d1te ,3eit, baB Der &atler otez
les @e7trtpt, NIT leinem Namens5 aug
per1eben, mieoer per0Hentliht. Die
Dis5iplin tpiirbe baourb le6r pisl &C.
4pinnen, benin man tann bas jebtge
babrem sepiNer SHi5iere als nitts
anberes, tpie Dis3iplinloiigtsit be3eiaz
men. Wtr nbrauden pobl taum er1t
gu iagen, baB cine io(@e Dis5tplt11loz
1igteit fir bas Seer ebenl . gefd9rlt4
1T, mie fit ben Biirger.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-22

per(eate lbpe Operationen na4 Mt1s
1ouri. Oprt mar bic Yliinoerult9 Ell
ner 9ant in Sput9pei t<Gltp tbre ers
tie Sd,unbtbat l&no oieie braate ben
Mdubern 5000. Doulin puroe bel
bielsr @elesenheit lit ben &opf &C.
Ihp11en, uno oieie &ugel 1T crit md)
'einem Sooe beraussal6nittsn NOR
oen. @or WiKouri 3p9en bic SanS
bitten na9 Seras, no lie in 2onSplep
Die gunt pliinperten. N$a4 oleler
Stat panote 9oolin ii4 tpieoer Ielner
er1ten 2iebe, Der 8%eraubuns BON ST.
Ienbabn3iigm, gu unto pIiinoerte gu
lumms1 nit eirsm @anoiten, Numens
geon9e Nepcomb, einen ,3ug bel &toz
ma, San. 0ie 5ahlrsi6en untbatm Der
ganoiten battm bic Si4srbeitsbeomz
ten i'm gan5en Silowel item gu erbDbter
Sbdtigteit ongalpornt uno be Mfar@
16GGe in Otlnhpmaz Serritortum be-
IbloIen, bic Hduber bonn Grobooen
gu pertilgsn. Gnoe Mpril 1895 tpurz
be ihnen bic Stumble, cab Die 9anoltsr
einen lldberfau auf Ooper, O.zS.
plantten I'M lofort nruroen umfa7eno!
Worbereit,m9en getroffen, I'm bic
9olIlnten piiroig gu empfangen. @m
3. M}ai erhielten bic 9ilfs9Mar14dQe
'oie Nrbre, 1tA auf einem grtru3use
noh Dim ssrannten Orte gu besebn,
l,nto bort fans gum &umpfe, in benz
cer Deiperooo Sm1la Sad erl@oi1en
uno elm unberer 8anpit %pertpun!oet
ruroe. Oie1er &f beoeutete ben
Niecereang Der 8onbe, benin Der &C.
fiirhtete 9iQ 0ulton fie( bulb barauf
BEL purceQ, S.zS. Die opritebeno oufz
gefib1ten &~aubaiige iiro bic l4ltmmz
item Staten Dpolin's unD leiner 8anz
Be, bod tptro tim auberoem noa Ell
ne gauge Mn5dbl Werbredm ,gesen
2eib uno 2e6en CUR 2at gelegt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-22

ldlebten beutihen 'S&aumpeinen
aus, bas pleitesefpeni f&lei@t Idiot
ternb 19on ibur9 bic @a6en unb bic
paar p%ertpDbnten Gremben, bic 1i9
bon ben brDbnenoen poiaunenitoben
Der 3eitungsretlame berloden lieBen,
frasen perpunbert, mas es in Berlin
benin nun etgentlt4 gu iehen 9tebt.
8on ben Sbeatern 1po1en lie balo
ntdts me6r mifen, menn lie in benz
rerbauten 9auie, oas ii@ Neues So
nigli9es Opernbaus nennt unb ben
@uf oes berliniiden Muiitpsrtanbz
miles i4dnoet, unter Der l4tpungloz
len 2eituns zines i&lafrisen Dubenoz
aapeQmeil tiers BON 3ui ammenge1u4z
ten @tiimpern alte Opern gsb0rt ooer
i'm DeutIden Sbeater. mo- bic brittle
@9au1pielersarnttur ii& jebt 1prei5t,
8pritelungen geie6en haben, bic taum
in @tettin ODER M~agoeburg mSgli@
wGren. llnb gu a1ebem tommt nod
Der @esen, Der resnet jesli&en Sag.
lle6erfiiute pferbebabnen, mo man ii&
3pijden nafIen S@irmen, bampfens
ben Mdnteln unb feinbli@en 8liden
straightforward mub; 14lammtge
@traBen, 'bur@ bic man auf gefattsrz
ten @ummi14uben bon it4ttg 14let@t;
@pb(enhpagen, bic ben mtnterbeoarf
6eranfabren unb DON benen i4mar3e
sSsau&e 9ernieoerrisielt; uno in Der
stumble ni9ts 9eQes, ni@ts Grobes,
ni&ts Mu7beiternbes. l1no Der tur3e
Qen3 tpar bod 10 bo(o, 10 itra6lenb
fat pie Der Triibltns i'm Deuti@en
&eia. Miu nun bic tribe Re9enaett
etpta mG9ren? @oQ bic i@0ne @@0z
pfung nod Dor foem 9erbit in ben
buntlen 8Ghen Der unluit unb oes
@tels ertrinfen unb ME mebr etn LAM
ger @onnenblid bas pom grauen ST.
nertei ermiibete Muge ent5iden? @trtz
li9 - bic aus Der Sommerfrti4e
9eimtebrenben ioqten uns, bic gu
9au1e @ebliebenen, nt4t tbenetoen.
IS lit Elm fr%eubto1es, erbdrm(i& elem
bes @e14Gft, bas 9an3e SG9r pm
bur9 bier, obne @bl0iung boHen gu
birfen, @4tlbma@e gu iteben. a0e
Wibrtgteiten bes Sa9es gu empfnben
unb gu notiren unb pft@tgemdb bic
Wetter5et4en gu tiinben. Wer bteies
@ei9Gft nt4t als elm 9amomert be-
treibt, NIT benz man mDglt4ft 14neQ
mDgli9it piel @elb 3uiammen3ui4la>
gen lu9t, mer betbe @efible unb 2et<
oenI9aften baran peri&menbet, tit
elm armer, unfrober, i'm Snneriten lei
benber Mann unb mag, tpenn oer &ez
gen bonn 9immel fegt, ben mai 1erbi@z
ten Mantel felt um fi@ 5idben uno
cine i9ibenbe &appe iiber bic Iugen
itilpen, bamit er gar ni@t gu ieben
brau9t, npas ringsum in benz geliebz
ten 2anoe gel4tebt. 3utrntt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-22

- 9te @efangenen bes Gountp<
Mrbeitsbauies, bic in Der Ndbe BON
Sobb y, Senn., nit Mubetten Ne
i9dfttgt tparen, meuterten unb %
ber1elben, 'lautter @eser, grtffen bic
@ufleber an, bic auf bic Neger feuerz
TT. sic 1beutpunbeten bic 9dlfte Der
Meuterer babentli9 1pttb lbrabten ale
tpteber u1ter ibre BotmdBigteit, init
@usnaame BON bier Tarbtgen, pel@e
1i9 fli9ten tonnten.
- 9unloerte 1%pgenannter Miillerz
fliagen flogen jiingit @a@ts our@ EN-
offenes 5eniter bes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
les Der elettri14en 2i@tanGage IN
g enbIeton, Sre. @te 'purben
fier BON Dem 2uft5uge, ben Elm na4
benz 9pnamo fii6rember Sretbrtemen
peruria9te, aruse3ogen, 10 buB in SOL
&c Der Menge BET Tltegen bic Mai@iz
merle auBer Sbdtigtett gerieb9, unb bic
fdmmtltaen elettrtf@em 2t@ter IN Der
@tdbt ertoi@en. .
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-22
stimm,ma8sbilo III. 3e0tn.

IS sieBt. Sn biden @treifen fest
praKelnb Der Regen einber, 3mtiaen
benz brGunliden @eitein Der Straben
ent1teben 1@mubtge Simpel, blauer
9unit liegt laitenb iiber Der unluitiz
gen berlinti@en Welt uno bic Menz
I4en ellen perbroilen, unter triefenoen
@@irmen, an ibr Muta9ssel&dft:
@elb gu perbienen, @elo gu retten,
neue @erbinbunsen gu tnitpfen unb
alte let@tber5ig gu l0ien. Die 8duz
me 1inb nod bi9t beIaubt, aber bic
breiten Bldtter, bic epig feuAten, fdrz
ben it@ 14on braun, roQen 1i@ dngltz
li9 3u1ammen unb entbeden benz 8lid
bic langiam, fonnenlos reifenben ftaz
9elartigen &aitanisn. Sin triber
CONNER, ber tein frpbes 8ebasen
auftommen ldbt. Die 9e%imtebrenoen
1elblt 1eben nt9t 10 frti@ aus mte
1on1t; bic 9autfarbe 1T am Meer, i'm
@ebtrge pber i'm Malb mobl Elm Bis
den buntler getporoen, oas @uge, bus
it9 Elm paar Moden lang friber als
in Berlin gu er4oliamem @&laf 3uz
]blob, 19aut beQer brein, aber bic
rehte ;9eiterteit baben lie uns nt4t
mitssbra9t. 9ie Mrmen iinb eingez
regnet, 1ie l@elten nur iiber bic @eloz
f9neiberei in ber @ommerfrt14e,
idymDren, .baB iie fi& auf iol&en un<
finn ME pieber ein(ui1en tperoen uno
benelben uns, bic gu 9auie @ebltebez
men, neil mir vtmmerbin nod bic
grobitGbti1@en Mnre9ungen uno Ser
ltreuun9en beim &egenmetter nl4t gu
entbebren brau9ten". sic iino in
ibrem Merser unsereat; es ma@t i&on
einen Inter 9teb, Oh man Sag flr
Sag bier bodt uno ben gan3en Sams
mer unieres aQ3u Dfentlt&en 2ebens
in Der Ndbe iiebt ober ob man fit
tur3e Wp9en etnmal anbere, retnere
2uft atbmet, obne ldppt1&e 8orurz
tbeile 1i4 gu Meni4en aug anoeren
@tdnben unb @tdoten geielt uno fir
cine Weile 1pentgitens BON benz leeren
@e19pdb ber @iel3upielen abgelperrt
1T. SIT bas, mas man ba gu 1eben
betpmmt, ettp@s tpertb? Sic neuen
8artipns, bic flint S@Dnen BON Maz
oagasfar? Menn man bic aufgeoonz
nerten braunen Badge, nit tbren
i&reienben 9iiten unb gei&madloien
Gocottentleibern, frDftelnb i'm paraz
bepagen bur4 bic @traben fabren
liebt, p~erliert man rai@ bic 2uit. ben
gepubten Sammer audi nod auf Der
@iibne gu beitaunen. @ittli@ empfnz
benbe pber rur pride 2eute batten
fritz perfiinbet, in bteism @ommer
meroe bic &ei4sbaupttabt ii4 in Elm
groBes 6reubenbaus fir bic MANN
bare Sugenb manbeln. Mber es III
cine fleinbirgerlt@e &u@loitgteit &C.
mprben, Elm 5%reubenbaus fir fparz
fame unb tnidernbe &leinitdoter 1T
entjtanben, bic orgiaitif@ i&einenbe
@timmung tobt ii@ bei nisbrisen
preiien, BEL gefd1i@tem 8orbeuur umb
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ScutiMleuo's &!cmtcnan1e.

Die 9erren NIT Der @6nurbru1t It,
BAN @d4epp1dbel unO ben @4ulterz
1treifen, Dulgo 2ieutenunts genannt,
9uben man4erlei @anolungen in Der
Sum- oes preuBil4en 8oltes ourbz
genaadt. 0or 1866 mar ct bic 3ielz
ibeibe oieler guten uno idle4ten Wtz
BE. Die Neutrality-suspicious. fanoen
an ibm Elm uneri 4opf(ihes @ujet.
limb in Ter 3bat NOR oas 8e6dben
pes 3errn 2ieutenants ba5u anget9an,
ben @pott beraus5uforoern. @ein
Yoden auf 1einen Stammbaum, Der
ibn burtauS ni9t oabon d66ielt, 1t4
le6r unnobel in 1einen ftnan5lelen
WerpFiatungen gu 3eigen, iein aHetz
tirtes NGIeln, feline unbegren5te @itelz
felt uno Mnmabung ernisbrigten ibn
in ben Mugen bes @oltes gu etnem
Glotpn ben man ouf ieoe Weile gu
6dnieln iu4te.
Die !Sabrs 1866 un!o 10 rebabiliz
tirten i'm (bei Dem Dolte. SIS betpunz
;oerte ben }9elbenmuth oieler jungen
MGnner, Die fir ni4ts als elegante
5laneure gegolten batten uno h"a4te
Die @ntoedung, bab unter Der pomoDiz
1irtsn @9Goelpede 1ih ti4ti9e 5a4z
fenntniB perbapg. Das beutl4e @olt
bate cine imige TreuDe an bte1 en-
Murs5Dbnen, melhe 1DQur t6ren Seinz
ben M4tu1rs a6n0t9igten. 6infuno<
5pun3ig Sabre nad Sem oeutl@<franz
50Iil9en &rie9e 1ab 3ola in ietnem
Noman Scr 3ulammenbru4" 1t4
gen0tbigt, Die 'Siidtigteit oss osutz
iden OFFICERS, 7pe5iea beg preubtz
1fen, an5uertennen. @r 1pri4t bic
@prade bes Seinoes 10 gelaufig tpte
bie1er. Die Sopogrup6ie 'oes feinoliz
hen Qanoes tennt er losar 'be1sr, alS
bic frun3Dlil9en @enerdle. 8emunz
o%ernshpertb lit bic Ouonung umo bas
@e19id, NIT peldem ct leine Ma111z
19uften 9%antirt, uno no@ bemertensz
pertber 1T ber @eloenmuth, nit MEL
9em er alen @efabren ms Nl1ge
14aut.
MGnnem nit lolden geiitigen
Mrtlugen bdtte es Elm 2eicbtes 1etn 1olz
fen, bic benz @plte ~abgerumgene NAz
tun9 gu bebaupten. Wdbrenb Der
&egierung oeS dlten Mi1be(m '6el tano
tpo'Al feline 3orbialitGt 5mtld)en Sfz
fiaier unb Nolt, benin Oa5 pertpehrte
,oas 9iem1 tzHeglement unb nod mehr
bic @inbilbung auf ibre ariftotratii4
M6tunft, mel@e au@ ben &rieg iabsrz
lebte; ieoo@ bas @olt fpottete ni@t
mebr uno brofte ben 2ieutenant5 bic
M4tung entgegen, bic ibnen gebi6rte.
Das Werbaltnib dnoerte 1hh unter
Der @egierumg bes jeBigen &at1ers.
S6 aus militdrii@en &udit@tcn
ooer aug &ai tengetit, Ibemii6te ct ith,
cine mDgli9it bpbe @4eioepano 5mtz
19en OFi3ierem uno @olt 81 errtaz
ten. Sc 2ieutenant lit 1ra9mine
uno ber 8iirger oer Waridf. 9as bat
e111en u119etlbDuen 'gtHTluB au! uet
G6aratter Der 2ieutenants gebabt. @s
enttpidelte 1i9 ibet t6nen elm @ti4 ms
Brutale, Der i6nen in ben 14limm1 ten
Sagen nt9t angehaftet 9atte. Nt4t
anoers als Brutal - ume inen fir bic
'@olbaten : @bre ni4t !beleiotgenDen
Musorud gu gebrau4en mub man
es nent1en, tpenn SHt5iere aarf berz
meintli9e 8eletoigungen pebrlole
8iirger nieoeriteAen. Sn alien onosz
rem 2Gn0ern mdre Elm 1plAer OHt5ter
umm0gli4. Ser RationdlzG baratter
tpiirbe einen 1oldan &f nit UNI
glei6en WaHen als cine 5etgbett perz
bammsn. Da5 ein5ige &orreftip fir
lo(6e Ma1si 6reitumgen pdre bic aGerz
itrengit tie 8e1trafun Der OHt5iere, bic
ii9 in berarti9er Weii e pergsben. Nlz
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- @as Ti1&en nit elettrii&em
2i6t eriu4ten jiingit 5tpei @intpob1er
BON q ep ,9aben, Conn.,, in Der
@eaforb48ai init gutem @rfclg. Die
1elben lieBen ii& gu bteiem 8ebufe
bur9 einen Tii4er na4 @imbru4 'ber
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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-22

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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1896-07-09
NEW VOL. 31---NO. 80.
Major Mckinley in a Nutshell.

The following is a nutshell blogra-
phy and study of Major William Ne
Kinley
Ages years.
Birthplace-Niles, Q.
Birthday-Jan. %, lS4S.
Ancestry-Seotch-Irish.
Parentage-Seventh child of Will
lam and Nancy Mckinley, nee Allison.
Height feet s inches.
Weight-lS0 pounds.
Complexion-Dark
Hair-Bhck, tinged with gray
Temperament-Sanguine.
Manner-Deliberate
Habits-Very temperate smokes.
Mood-Restful, but an appreciative
auditor for a good story.
Social Relauons-Married, but has
no living children.
Religious Denomination-Meth0-
dist.
His Fortune-$2O,O00.
His Wife's Fortune-$lOO,0O0
His First Occupation-School teach
er.
Military Career-Enlisted in Co +,
23d Ohio, in June, 1861.
First Distinction-Wonat Antietam.
Last Important Battle-At Cedar
Creek.
His Profession-Lawyer; admitted
in 1867.
His First Ofice-District Attorney
of Stark county, Ohio
Public Career-Fourteen years in
Congress and four years Governor Of
Ohio.
His Favorite Dress-Black
His Musical Taste-Light airs and
ballads.
HIS Favorite Reading-Publc doc
uments, history and economics.
His Favorite Subject-Tarif.
His Favorite Amusement-Says he
hasn't any
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1896-07-09
Why tte Colonel was There.

Senator Walthall tells a story on
himself, which is none the less good
by reason Of the fact that the scene
is laid during the late Civil War. At
that time the senator was a colonel III
command Of a Confederate regiment
and had brought his men into posi-
ton, occupying a suhken road a
Federal battery was pouring shot and
she'll all around the adjacent territory.
This FIRE, however, passed over the
regiment hidden IN the roadway, and
they were TO all intents and purposes
out Of danger.
On the high bank in front Of the
place where Colonel Walthall stood
was giant pine tree about dozen
feet in circumference. Acting on the
spur Of the moment, the colonel
thought fine opportunity was pre-
sented TO give his men an object lesson
in personal bravery without any risk
to himself. Accordingly be climbed
up the bank and stood behind the
pine tree. The next minute shell
struck the tree and sent a shower Of
bark and splinters flying in all direc-
tons, when WalthaIl overheard the
following dialogue between two Of his
men lying in the roadway beneath:
Il tell you, Jim, it was a mighty
good thing for the colonel that that
pine tree was there
"Yes, Tom, replied the other, "but
if it hadn't been for the big tree the
colonel would never have been there
in the first place .
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1896-07-09
Fathers Of Great Men.


George Washingtons father was a
farmer
Shakespeare father was a wool
merchant.
Lincolns father was a poor farmer
and laborer
The Emperor Diocletian was the son
Of a slave
Cardinal Antonelli's father was an
Italian bandit
The father OF Martin Luther was a
peasant and woodman.
Virgil's father was a porter and for
many years a slave.
Demosthenes was the son Of sword
maker and blacksmith.
The father of Sir Robert Peel, the
statesman, was a day laborer.
Benjamin Franklin was the son OF a
soap boiler, and was himself printer,
Daniel Webster was the son Of a
farmer in very humble circumstances.
Harvey, who discovered the circu-
lation of the blood, was a farmers boy.
Christopher Columbus was the son Of
weaver, and himself learned that
trade.
John Calvin was the son of a coop.
er, and helped his father in this hum
bic calling.
Sophocles, the Greek poet, was the
son of blacksmith, whose wife had
been a slave
The father Of Thomas Paine was a
corset maker, and taught his son the
same trade.
Faradays father was a blacksmith,
and disapproyed Of his sons expert
ments with chemicals.
Aesop's father was slave, and the
writer Of fables is believed to have
been in servitude most Of his days
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1896-07-09

tions of delight at the story, romantic
beyond anything they had expected.
Then said saucy Irene, with twinkle
in her eyes:
Grandmother, darling, I'll wager
anything that you never told grand
father all this story
The pink blush spread over grand
mothers face, but the dear old soul
would not lie even to point a moral.
mo, my dear girls. she said slowly.
1T was very wrong, no doubt, butt
never did"