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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-11-20

Neomi8 DQttc lar9c ij6crlc9t, ma"
lie NIT benz Shrciber, co8 lie III bcy
Slciocrtalde Q%CfunOell, MAIDEN l%ollte.
Sbr criter Geoaufe uar, baiictbe Gin
;upaden ms on 9ieinitein ;u lenbeu.
QaS ShriItit!f ober mar fir i'm 10
hohmihtlQ. cap lie btjonHerc &oriId)ta=
m%a6rc0clu bate t"reifen mlilicn, nm c1
old ridjti0 in ieinc Ndnbe 0clon9en- 81
~loiicu. [Sm clterlidct 0aule, no rlorl
ibrc Sanoidrift fannie, mare ea Gber
ood ou~i0ciallcn, lpenm lie piclleift
cincn cin9cldricbcncn Nricf Oil 6cir=
Itcin 0cridtet bdtts. Jfeini!cin brauhte
MIR ocruoc niGjt in &omptOtr anne
Icno Su iciu, 10 CAB Der 9'rtcftro9er
uicllcid)t NchmiQ9 &atcr ben Grtet
;ur 9tnlid)t uno oiClcr erfGnnte ieocits
fullS roh bic NnnoIdwiit scr [od1tcr.
Noun rllttc Der Srjef 9{ciniteinS audi
nid)t&, lpcnu or ni1t Qcralt erflthr, our
mcldc 9@ciIc Ncolptg 1T ben Sclte oes
Sfriititiltc5 0elauQt lrar. Is mare
piel III mnitQuoli6 QcmClefl, ibm nGS
bricilid Observation-Disclosures. gu elnem
iold' lanocn Sd)rciben hattie Ncomlg
oar feline Belt. Sic muBte odo &lelo
fcrtig MAIDEN, tic nlBtc bic 9inft iiber
Qronfcnbett Scr Eonte lturocn=
iuciic mod)cn uno lid) INN ben SauSbolt
fiinl1nerr.
Garn FAM ser lciht crfl0rlifc
9SlruIh bel NccmI9, Dem Wlonl, flr
ocu tic It'd 10 iebr intereilirte, baS
SGriititiif iclhit III iibcr9c6en uro linn
III ~eriahlcu, ME our1 ihre @emlibu'ts
Qcu oaiiclbc in lire 0Gno fan1. SScnn
tic balan 6Ndte, iUie er lDr nanten
lpiirbc iiir hoS, paa iie fir i'm 9etban,
ooun ilbcrlicf lie CO 9orS heiB, oonn
finite lie iid QliidicliQ i'm TorduS unS
Qerietb in Gin Fbantalircn 1ttlo Sdhndrz
men binciu, baB lie mieperbolt Die
9I0herei on tcm &lciOe itrtr Ioofetn'
sin mteoer auiucurcu mu6tc.
Eie bcid)tcE, rCn trttten Iaa nbiue
morten, al Sem iit bc3 Slcio W%}eIcnic
Don 9tcinItcin l0ie6tr SurLldItcllcn
Iolltc. Gin oicicm ECge roilroe lid) cud),
ME ser 9lr;t geio9t bate, Die Srilt5
bel ser Sa1tte einitellCtt. Sic moIlte
oann nud SanIc itbren, nm lelbit ben
9(uSiprud) otS @lr;te8 bort 81 melben.
Der Bug fuhr pol Serlin nod) benz
9Sorort nit breipicrtcl Stunoen. QSenn
lie fel6It III SnuIe eiuen ldngeren Gufz
entbalt nabm, fonnte lie in orei Stnnz
Den ipieocr 3uriif lein, uno 10 lar9e
fornte bic QiofonilItn Idcn bel Der
Sronfcn ol!ein bleiben, Defenders
menn Seorig crit nad 3ild abfubr.
Sm G~lternbaulc trnf iie @einitcin uno
fonnte INN nit tursen &orten &lleS
auf bas @erauelte erflaren ur0 ibnt Sen
ni6tiaen 8rief %itberaeben. Sic bate
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-11-20
(S6luB fol9t.)
Der 6rbirssfIbrer.

&0ntg 9uSmi9 Ger Critic bon So1eru
(geit. 1869 Der feiniinnige Senner Der
@ineni6aften unb Der ebeuIo peritdnos
niBoclle Serebrer Der 9tatur, pfleste
ieben Sommer me6rere @oden in Dem
liebliden 9e9erniee gu perbriu9en. Gr
trllg bann INNER Die Sleiolrl9 Der
Ser9bewObner, trrse Soppe. Sniez
boIen, bobe Striimpfe, Oerbe Stiefcl,
Elm tleineS Siitden unb eiueu groBca
Sergitud. Giuraal nad)te er, ean;
alletn, cine Sergpartie, 1rb Elm StGG
Dor inn 9inge1 mebrere Oan1en benz
felben gGeg. Gtipa in Der Ntitte bt5
@e9e8 menoet iid) cite Ser 00men ar
i'm unb fra9te i'm: r2ieber Monn,
ipiirben sic uns lpcbl uniere SaGci
bis berauf tragen pollen?" Sic hiclt
tbn megen lcineS einfa6eu SoltiiMic
fir eireu @ebirgSfiibrer.
nSebr 9err,~ ia9t @ubniQ, uuo
niumt ben Galnen bercitipilli9 oaS
@epdd ab.
ltnterme9S miro er nah Seri6iebez
mem 9efragt, uuo Die @uSfunft, Die CT
9ibt, laBt ben gebtlbeten Wianl, nidJt
einen 9lu9enblid perfennen. las err
re9t natirli6 @ermunberurs, uro cine
Dame fragt i'm: Sic miiIIen mobl
ein1nal before Seiteu 9ebobt boben?~
r0tun, eS lit mir et9entli6 ME
I6le6t gegangen, antlportete er.
rGben," ia9t Die Dame, sic reoen
gat13 0roerS, ais bic onoeren WebirQSz
fiibrer."
SD babe aub ~jebenfaIlS ldrtger
llnterri6t 9enoiien, alS bic anberen
Gebir9sfiibrer," periett 2ubmig.
llnter iold)en GjeIprdd)en geben lie
peiter. Oils lie an bas 3iel gefommcr
iino, 3iebt cine Ger Ganlen lire 0orle
uno rei6t benz 90nig breiBig Sreu;er.
ia" la9t tie, rtbun Sic lid einmol
red)t 9iitlid."
sd banfe iebr," entgc9net |uolpig
perbinbli6, raber i6 BARI fein 9rintz
9elb annebmen."
r@orum beun ni6t?" fragen Die
Qauner pcrlp1l1oert.
uGs III mir 5rpar uidt auSbriidlid
1tnterIagt morben," periett er ldd)clnD,
nobcr eS wilrbe lid bod) am Groe etlpaa
i6ledt nit meiuer @iirbe uereinigen."
Die Gamen brod)en in elm loute8
6'eld6ter aus. nOttt Sbrer 9Siirbe?"
ia9tcn tic b0Git belulti9t, ymoS bcfleiz
ben Gle beun fir cine 93iirOe?"
sd bin Der S0ui9 BON Soperu!"
Sir eiuen lu9eubIif ftono beu
0amen bas Ser5 till! Sic itottertcn
bann cine GntidulOigung nnf ser
on0eren, Vrlomig %trOitetc lie lQd)clno
ibren Srrthum unb uobln freuuo=
lid 9riibeuO Sbidico.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-11-20

ten Wteber bel fih eintreten fa6. Sic
erblaBte uno cling nit unii6eren
Sdritten ben betben 9eiu9ern porau
bis in baS 3immer.
. ee6rns fo(ot,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-11-20

Cine tesarr.s Dame Do1 SsfGiooir, Sc;1a,
i5-sibt: so bci.e ia5rsicag E5-se S7I1eTs
,e1 mitTeno msiaer ;.e9dsS T:oecl, nab ole
T7t- NIcEfrce's Wine OF Cardli er1eto5lsH
purbe, pe.iuaie Is eeaialteH. Gie G.sei;:n
5al E7e1r iur altt ge.ta2r seIH eT2Grtit nuke"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-11-20
AIfo bod -.

Der befonnte Srimi1taIiit Sulils
Gbuaro Sieig (178O bis IS49), ser
piele Sabre bel BEN Serliner @eridteu
t66ti9 mar, tbeilte elm arttgeS GrlebrliE
aus ieiner rihtcrliheu YrortS nit.
;3mei 9ferbiirger aus einem EOrOrt
Serlin8 paren nit chamber in Streit
oeratben: Der Cine bate benz Nnbercn
@elo oelieben unb perlan0te eS enolid
suriid, Der @emabnte bebauptete, es
fhon ldn9it entrifJtet gu babcn.
S6liebli6 fam bic Sa6e ror Gieridt.
nSbr Babt allo ni6t6 non benz @ns
eeflo9ten befpmmen?" fragte 0tei9
ben Sldger, nadbem berielbe feline
SeI6lperbe oor9ebradt bate.
yNidt8, ermiberte oieler.
go idw0rt!"
Der Sld9er lpar bereit 6a;u.
yScoor Sbr fdlp0rt," ergriff Stti9
nod einmal baS Q2ort, niiberle9t Sud
ia, lpa8 Sbr tbut. Siltet Gll6 pOr
einem MeineiO! Sd mil Gub oliO
nod einmol fro9er: Sabt Sbr mirflid
nift5 BON benz InSetla9telt betom~
men?"
lin GottcS millen," rief ser SID
ger oubcr lid nor Gn9it, rio cod ia.
ga bate id) balo etnen 0teineto gee
Geiitet- cine Sbrfeige babe i'd ron linn
%bcfpmWcn!"
cine Nciterfeit, wie tie in oen Ges
ridteicIen ielten lit, folgte bieIen
g&ortcn. l~lebrigen5 luuroe bic Sdulb
oe5 An9ctlogten bGlO feit9eitellt, unb
bem Nld9er 81 ieinem 9iedt uerboIfen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-11-20

qnctiide 5rei9cit. alpbonieb e ca
nlartine 9ibt in ietner n9ieiie in ben
Sricnt" cine farbenreife Shtloerung
Der pon ibm beiudten Geoern cur Dem
%ibaron. Sic MAIDEN eineu G~roEGrtig
erbabenen Ginorud," beiBt e3 boriu;
lie ijbcrro9eu Die 3~abrbunberte: lie
feuncn bic Gjeidjidte beiler, ais hie
@eidjidte lid feurt ; tie perieecn ielbit
Die Ocmobrer be5 %ibonon in Grliauz
neu." @l8 sic i'm Sabre 1891 rcr'
itorbcre Sdriititellerin Mta0GTc
Slunpie ~9luncucro SGrien b~eyciiIe,
mollte tic cbeniall8 bic GeoCrn be5
2ibonon Ieben, erbli6te on Srt r7lc
Stcllc ober uur cine @ruppe SicrLid
r%crtiimmerter 9dume, bie IeQlid}er
Gd)6nbcit Ger Grbabcnbeit e%1tbebrt:n.
Shr 6iibrer ira9te, ob or ibren 3famen
ncbcu Dem ron %omartine einld)uei0en
iulle, norouf lie lid ertunbi9te, oh er
Den Gid)ter bel ieinem Nusfluge 81
ben Ge6crn beglei:et babe. nSeglets
tet?" fra9te Der 6iibrer e~rltcunt :;
rnein, baS mar unm0glid. Gr lelbit
If niemal5 bier chen 9elrcIcu, ionoern
bat mid biuauf 9eIfidt, oamit id
ieiuen Namel cinldnitt, mdbrenO er
in Ycirdt blieb, luie e3 Die meilten
Geilenocu mnheri-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-11-20

SciBcnbc Intunrt. 9us Die Trin=
5eiiin Slotilbe, Die 9udltcr Gittor
@nlanltelS beS 3mcjtcn, beu Priu;eu
Serome 9iapoleon bate beirotheu miilz
fen uno III gum erlicn Wiaic naG)
Tari8 FAM, muroe sn ibrem GmpfcrQc
In BEN Guilerieu Gin glduieuOe> Gcit
9egebcn. Die &oiicrin Gu9euic 9;u9
Der 11ellen Saic bis in Den eriten Solon
ent9e9en unO empfin9 Tie BORT ouf oa5
J3artlidite, inbem lie ia9tc: n&oms
men Sic nur, ntein tbeureS &inb. Sic
finb 9emiB nift an ioIde 9rO6e Gnl<
pfdtt9e %gew0bnt, allein Sic bralld)en
feline Gn9it 81 buben." "a ent9e9nete
Die bur6 bicie gSorte gcfrdufte @rins
5eiiin: %, ieien sic mcinetmc9en
CANS Obre 6lirbt, Wtaoame; idj bin in
einem f0ni9li6en 4alnite gcbOrcn!"
Die Suiierin bib ii6 uuf bic 2ippen
unb bat tbr bieic Nntlrort piemolS pers
3iehen. o
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-11-20
nrr 0'uinc.

8idter: raber, Mdol, baft On
benin gar fetn @ewiiien?"-an
floste: r5reili6, Serr 0iidter-
Geprl beiEt er.I
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-08-11
Hawaiian
Electric
Company.

The cleanest, brightest safest and really,
in the long run, the cheapest and best light
for use in the family residence, is the mean
descent electric light. Safe nothing could
be safer. A few days ago prominent gen.
tleman of Honolulu came rushing down to
the office of the Electric Company and said:
'Give me figures for wiring my house, and l
want it done at once; no more lamps for me.
Last night lamp tipped over and it came
so near setting fire to the house and burning
my children and take no more risks"
This is the sentiment of quite a number in
the past few weeks, who have ordered their
houses fitted with the perfect light.
Just think it over and make up your mind
that you want the best and safest light; send
for the Hawaiian Electric Company and tell
them what you want.
We have complete stock of everything in
this line and have just received a lot of the
very latest designs in chandeliers.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-08-11
everyone WAS PLEASED
ELSIE ADAIR COMPANY HAS a
FINE HOUSE.
An Evening of Clever Entertaining
Music and Comedy-Skirt Dancing
Feature.

The military opera house was
crowded Monday evening on the oc-
cason of the initial performance of
the Elsie Adair Company. Gallery
seats were limited, on account of the
demand, to few near the entrance.
The entertainment began at S:15 and
was over at 1915. The Quintette Club
furnished the music; Professor Her
old offciated as piano accompanist.
The singing was very good. What
Could the Poor Girl Do?" "Oh,
Georgia" and others were among the
selections. Mr.. Nanderlip proved a
good vocalist. and Miss Jardyne made
friends. Miss Adair was of course the
star in everything. All were delighted
with her.
The entertainment opened with an
''up to date" drama by Mr.. Nanderlip
and Miss Adar. This abounded in
comedy and kept the house in a roar
of laughter. Some clever stage work
was done by both of the performers.
Company D. was sung in concert to
fine effect. 1t was sprung as a sur
prise and took the house by storm.
Miss Jardyne sang three specialties
two in English and one in German
She was twice encored. Mr.. Emmet's
ventriloquistic performances proved
very clever and afforded unbounded
amusement.
Then came the feature of the even
ing-the serpentine dance by Miss
Adair. All had waited anXiously for
this part of the program. The house
was darkened and the little lady ap
peared on the stage in her beautiful
silk costumes. Four dances were
given. BY the agency of bright
light beneath the stage and a strong
calcium, all the colors of the rain
bow were successfully thrown upon
the graceful folds of the dancers COS
tune. In the first dance perfect imi
tations of vari-colored pansies were
deity made. The last dance, Dreams
was pronounced the best of all.
The entertainment closed with "Con
fusion" a domestic comedy in whicl
the whole troupe were seen to ad
vantage. This lasted nearly an hour
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-08-11
TO CLEANSE THE SYSTEM

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or bilious, or when the blood is impure
II sluggish, to permanently cure habit
ual constipation, to awaken the kid
neys and liver to healthy activity,
without irritating or weakening them,
to dispel headaches, colds or fevers
Use Syrup of Figs.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-08-11
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-08-11
LIST OF OFFICERS :
j. S. WALKER,

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Alliance Marine and General AS
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-08-11
TERRIBLE LUCK.
One by One His Children Went Back on
Him,

Ono by One His Children Went Back on
Him.
X gentleman who was rusticating in the
northern part of New Hampshire took IA
tramp along the hills one day recently. In
passing hieside farm he saw an aged
granger hoeing a very stony potato field
near his house, and the gentleman stopped
Co converse with him.
Your potatoes seem to be doing well2"
he started in.
"Oh, reckon I'll hev a few pertaters,"
rejoined the farmer drily, as he stopped
hoeing the rocks off the vines and glanced
at the stranger curiously from under the
wide brim of his weather beaten straw hat
"Other crops good."
"Oh, the crops is jest toler'ble, as usual,
| s'pose," replied the farmer indifferently
as he came up to the rail fence, dragging
his hoe after him. But I'll tell yer lest
how tits, squire" he continued confiden-
italy. Pm the most unfortunit ole crittei
In Coos county"
Farming doesn't pay very we'll up here,
suppose"
Pay! Nuthin pays me, squire, but did
expect a leetle or suthen from my crop of
young uns."
children turned out bad, chr"
"Jes' SO, stranger. The hull on 'em has
been a dead loss to me. Dan'l-I named
him for Danl Webster an give him good
eddication-he's boss doctor; practiced on
my old mare, an she died. Zeke went inter
what they call the green goods business
keeping grocery store, | s'pose-but he
busted up, an he writes me that he's now
workin in place called Sing Sing; says
he's got good stiddy job, but the pay ain t
good, and he's alters wantin to borror a
dollar from me. Sam an Hi went ter brak-
in on the railroad, an | had ter pay the
funeral expenses of both of em. Maria
Ann got married to drummer at the
county fair last fall, an went up in a bal
loon, but they came down safe an hev
ben honeymoonin with me an the old wo-
man ever since. Lily, my youngest, amt
wuth her keep, an she's a-teasin me to buy
her bysuckle-me, who hain't laid eyes on
s. bill sence the war. tell We, stranger
Pm the most unfortinit old critter with my
young uns that ever lived, j." he groaned.
You certainly have had bad luck with
your children"
Durkee up ter Colebrook, he's had the
in good style, an Bill haint done a stroke
o. work fur five years"
"All smart and steady, eh?"
That's where you miss it, squire. They
amt any on UNI taken that way"
"How is it they get along so well, them"
"They are all freaks and have all got
good stiddy jobs the year round. Sal
weighs bout ton. Mirandy's got tire
mendous long hair, an his oldest boy was
born without legs. An here be without
even mammoth hog or a two headed
calf" sighed the aged farmer as he went
back to his hoeing.-Boston Journal.
1T rs the best patent medicine in
the world" is what Mr.. E. NJ. Hart
man, of Marquam, Oregon, says of
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy. what leads me to
make this assertion is from the fact
that dysentery in its worst form was
prevalent around here last summer
and it never took over two or three
doses of that remedy to effect COM
plete cure" For sale by all druggists
and dealers. Benson, Smith & Co.,
agents for TT
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-08-11
style" i'm Furniture

equally outofdate
utely Honouluand
ask less than the old elsewhere
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-05-14

CHICAGO. H., May 14.--It is per
haps fortunate for the feelings of the
relatives and others concerned that the
monument recently dedicated to the
memory Of "Iceman" O'SulIivan, one
OF the convicted murderers OF DR..
Patrick Henry Cronin, who died while
serving life sentence in Joliet prison,
is located in little church yard in
Wisconsin, instead of IN one of the
cemeteries adjacent to this city. 9th
erwise, there is no telling but that the
local newspapers and the press assocIa-
tions would sooner or later be relating
story of the defacement of an in
scription upon memorial shaft. The
facts are that among the friends OF DR..
Cronin. and the anti-Clanrna-Gael ele.
ment of the Irish population, which is
by far the stronger Of the Two factions.
deep-rooted Indignation exists. not
80 much concerning the erection of the
monument itself, as over the inscrip-
tion which includes the words f.Irish
Nationalists y 1t is contended that
the Clan-na Gaelites have no right to
The title of "Nationalists, but that
their efforts in the past, through secret
vaccinations and dynamite, have bes n
calculated to retard rather than pro.
mote the liberation Of Ireland from
British control.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-05-14
IN NORTH CAROLINA.

RALEIGH, N. c., May 14.-''McKin-
ley and protection is the slogan Of the
state republican convention, which con.
vened here to-day, with Albert E. Hol-
ton, an ardent Mckinley man, in the
chair. Excepting the almost absolute
unanimity existing with regard to a
presidential choice, the situation is a
decidedly muddled one and it looks as
il another day will be necessary to
straighten cut the targle. The we'll,
formed plans for another fusion with
the populists have received body blow
in Senator Buffers declaration of war
against the fusion idea, unless it is ac-
complIshed on free silver platform.
The populist senator's opposition was
buttressed to-day by the free-silyer
speeches OF a number Of his Iieutenants
on the convention floor. While his re-
publican colleague, Senator Pritchard,
is believed to be strong enough to se-
euro the adoption of Mckinley resolu-
tions and the nomination of Daniel l..
Russell, his choice for governor, it is
regarded as difficult. if not impossible,
for him to bring about anything like a
sound m oney fusion as he desires.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-05-14
WALCOTT DECLINES
He Telegraphs His Friends at
Pueblo That He Would Not
Be Delegate.
A NATIONAL BANK CLOSES
Receiver Of the Albuquerque Ma
ti0nal Bank Wins a Suit
Over at Santa Fe.
=
A NATIONAL BANK CLOSES
GULF BREAKS THE RECORD

PUEBLO. Colo, May IA surprise
was received by some of Senator Wal
cott's friends in the convention, to-
day. when they received telegram
from him, positively declining to allow
bis name to appear before the con-
vention as a possible delegate. His
reason, no doubt, is the fact that he
would stick to the ticket, while the
convention will undoubtedly expect
its delegation to bolt, should its de.
mands for silver recognition be ig-
nored. The convention will endorse
Senator Teller.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-05-14
Ohio GRAND Army.

CoLuxBUs, Ohio, May IA. - The
chief event Of the second day Of the
state G. A. n. ancampment was the
annual parade which took place this
afternoon, with about 10000 men in
line. The line formed ut Broad and
Third streets at o'clock. Owing 10
the growing lnirmities OF many OF
the veterans it was found necessary TO
shorten the Hue of march. A feature
sf the parade was The appearances d
all the CID battle Gags of The k)hlo reg
iments. and tomake it more interest
ing, all The old color bearers, as far as
possible, were selected to carry tht
battle flags of their respective organ
jzations.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-05-14
Democrats viii Split.

New YORK, N. r., May IA -Ex'
Governor Oates, of Alabama, in an in
tervlew. declares it is his opinion that
there will be a bolt at the democratic
national convention, of July 7th, of the
minority. whether il will be silver men
or gold. He claims that il the silver men
control the convention, the gold men
will bolt and hold separate conven-
tion, and vice versa, If the goldites
control. A split is inevitable.
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IN WASHINGTON.

EVERETT, Wash, May IA AT moor
to- day the republican state convention
to select delegates to the national con.
vention was called 20 order by Chair
man Scott SHETLAND, of Vancouver
The sentiment of the convention is f0r
Mckinley. The Allison strength which
bid fair to gain the ascendancy few
months ago has dwindIed almost to
the vanishing point. and should a
motion be made to instruct for the
Ohio candidate it will meet with little
or no opposition, though such action
is without precedent In the political
history of Washington. The indica-
tions are that the platform will incor-
porata strong sound money plank.
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CINCINNATI, Ohio, May 14.-The
Odd Fellows Temple company, Of this
city assigned to day. The liabilities
are $250,000 Assets $500. 900.
The assets consist Of building, one
OF the finest IN the city, which was com
pletec in 1892. 1t stands at the cor
ner of Seventh and Elm streets, rather
out of the way for business and poor
success in renting store rooms and
offices is the probable cause Of the as
slgnment,