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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-10
nEncuR nEGcuay nEroRr.
DsisE. In ibs niss. Through eut th'
JshasnssburE OF America.

Jshasnssburs Of America
The East Golden Gate dIiIlers have
hesn up n stump for some days having
Lost some Of the drilling apparatus
In the hole. They are now nshing
for u.
Paul Jordan, OF tho Polytechnic
tooi.ty, Of PAris, 10 Masking q tour OF
the camps OF the State. Yesterday he
inspected the Msfour and other mines
Of tho district.
Tho bsarohlig I'D accent 10 the Sun
chine on tbs eAsi, 10 being equipped
Ihis week with 20.horse power hoist
and the shaft will DO cent down NJ
rapidly as possible 10 the ore xonr.
Contractor Teller, Of the Song Bird,
has been timbering tho l00.ioot shaft
this week, aud II will be pushed down
10 the ole M rapidly Ne possible. IL h
anticipated that n debt OF owes 900
tset will 10 necessary 10 psnelrato thu
pre- sonr.
The Wonder shaft has now gone
through over thirty feet OF the lime
under which the ore was found 10 the
bAst shan of the Golden Gate, whore
the lime was forty feet Ia thiekntas.
The lime IL becoming impregnhieI
with Iron and mixed with potphyty,
aud a strike IL confidently expected In
D fow days. Manager QueAly son tho
ground watching progress closely, and
AL Interested In the property are on
the qui vive.
The Hecla workings are down 525
feet, and the formation Ia composed Of
blue decompotod lime OF shAle, simi.
lar to such a. was found everything the
ArsenieAlofs ib.tho BrlckyAfd workings,
which arc about 1000 feet due west of
the HtclA aud apparently dipping di.
Ieotly towTrd thAt shalt.
A, ]. White one OF the Northern
Light mill contractors 10 on the
ground, leyeling the site and max.
Ing preparations to Push tho Work oil
construction m rapidly a. possible. A.
Metcur II the ehippiug point Tor Tia b
company, aud great deal OF the sup
plies anu most OF the force OF minefs
will ba furnished by this camp tho &C.
tivity OF the corporation Will be as bon
bnoial to the camp an though tue prop
trty was located within the lines Of
he district.
A change In the place Of develop.
msnt has been maze NJ the BtiokyAfu
work has been suspended at the shat
lnd operations uTo being concentrated
Al the workings which start on tns
IOuthuTn end Of the ground. There Il
strong sentiment Ia the company IN
lay0r OF tho construction Of The mill n
Bnne, and IN iow days the ttilcen
md difeolora will meet and come 10 .
ieolaion. Should the mill be built ri
lnce II Will be located close u the IN
illne not far from the Gsy ser, and vii
rave a tAnkaRe capacity OF 200 tom
Tally.
Ben johnson, one OF the pionee
ptospeolors Of Utah, and an oldlime
a this district, came IL Monday iron
Eagle Valley district, which loin
stats Lane on tho south. hul
hlnks he has Al last struck u
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-10

rick ~ he has located some strong
quar- lrade, carrying ifre GOLD IN mil.
Ina quantities. lie n euthusissiinc con.
cefning the new district, aud roiufhed
Wednesday 10 Develop tho rfnrefty.
Interested with bin 10 Allan q. Camp.
bell, one OF the tttt mixers In Utah.
and who has ample capita 10 push the
enterprise.
TIE trial run Of the Marion refinery.
using Prot. Buffelnd's process, will not
10 completed until some time today,
but " haaalfsady progressed lar enough
70 that u can be stated that itis o.
unqualified success IN reducing the
rysni1es 10 gold bullion without loss
aud at n nomintl c0Ht. The only qats'
ton yet femAining to be settled IL the
1nsnsss Of the bullion, and that Will
be determined today. We understand
that the refinery will reduce TO bullion
all the oyanides makos from other prop
critics, a. d hs n uiisrs great saving
over shipping II Ia probable that here
after all the gol produced In the Dis
tfict will to refined nj home.
Sacramento guleh 10 now the scene
Of great &C iviiy. This nd lition OF ten
tankn 10 the mill, with capacity Of
twenty .stven Tons each, has caused
large increase 10 the working force
and upwards VI forty people are no"
employed BY the compsny. To &C.
commOdate these quite n number Of
new houses have been built, aud The
vicinity OF the mill presents n lively
appearance. The mill IL now working
up 10 Ito full capacity u 100 tons daily
and tho results are excellent The
mine IL show ing up better daily 90 DE-
veloumont pfOgtcstei, nud promises
ain Get limitiCaa quanulits Of ore.
Wufk IL hting done ON various parts VI
the pfope ny aud rom indications new
ore hodie will be the result u lee
thu interpreted happens the hacra'
munt1 W he a steady dividoud payer
henccio. a Tor yoafs 10 come.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-10
MRS.MOLLIE WALKER
She SlsggtB Into The Police Stallion
Folklore and Weary.
mas rRAnprD rcou aAsHiSvroS
Accompanied BJ hsai,, Her Little
Son--tilyep Quarter. AZ ihc
City Jal

hungfy, ioolsofo and weaiy was Tie
condition in which Moll.u Wa'kcJ a
woman % g5 yoau, staggered Into
tho police station THE morning, alter
travelling a distance Off 900 mIlus It m
hor former homc near Re- Rock On iht
state u Washington. The woman
was acc-mpanitd by johnnie, hof ne
Ito o ycat.uld bon, anj as She Stepped
up 10 Deck Horhtaut Adama 10 relate
her tale Of woe aud ssk i1r as.islEuce
there was magyar! llos urou her
lace, which TOLD louder Than wofis
that tte woman was sortly distressed.
Said che, scan you give me any as.
sisiauce, i,oi 20 sick that can hard.
ly stand. am 1907 widow on ny
wy 20 Indian Tcrfiiofy,whefe I have
10 right a. 100 scrss Of land iu view,
aud q 800 which I ,Hpec. TO GET. My
name is Molliu walker ana
my husband died Iour months
ago. Little Jlhunlc. my son,
more is my ouly chili-,wo Others die
In washit giou. lo.tmy former home
Two weeks ngo anj have made my wby
heto largely on foot, walking the dis.
tsnco along the fallftai track. have
ridden q llitlreu route, bat the main pAfi
OF my Journey has ttun made VA foot,
johnnie and l have slept wherever
night overlook "a an. have rAluu "
pr pie felt disposed ~ ave 10 ". |
haven. had anylhiug To cat uiuco zee.
tetday morniug, when had few
cakes and n cup VI coffee"
The poor woman, whilu uaffatlng
the Iboyt, continually faited her hand
10 lor hpnd where she sail the had
oxcfuciating pains, aud every now and
tnvu sno WDui1 Hthfguf anu fcUl Ike b
drunken person. au0sing plainly that
thuwau Indeed very much exhausted
and ialigurd.
A. no extra allowance is made by
the city tor tho care Of such case, Jai.
lot X mball took the woman into the
iail Aud there gave hur nice clean
quarters ia the vOmaus dgpnftmr M,
where she was given the tgtt Of sttou.
uyr. sue will remain iot several uayf
until properly fealCd ny, nud N the
meant IN az tGoft will doubles DO
made ~ secure from tho county tl NJ
client OF pa appropriation with when
10 send hofl atfg further towards bet
drtiiuatiou. johnnie, huf little son, u
yuly Gl hare.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-10
Notes and Personals.

Another objection has been raised
against the Australian ballot, OF rather
ono feature Of II ns uOw provided for,
aud by az eminent Salt Lake attor.
MY, He objection l. that II Il not .
tooiet ballot Tue number on one
corner which IL written by one Of this
Judges Of election, and Rated down, II
tho feature he objects 10. Thia mum.
Ter can DO read by holding the ballot
up 10 the light ana can ALTO 10 opened
anu read-in fact the law provides that
u sba be % opened In certain cases
and iTum this numbtfit eau be leafusd
how person voted, and that IL what
The gentleman sbloeu 10.
Mrs. Bfumtell Of Kauias City. Mo,
~ Visiting her brother, Mt. FfAnb
Rossulle, OF this city,
Schilling's miniiie's arc billed here
to appear IN the Opera house on tbs
ian.
l.. A. Fond has sold bic undertaking.
business ~ J. q. ufaham IT. Aud 4. l..
Jouef.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-10

The Pinto uoli and Silver Minlng
company which owns properties 10 The
PINTO district, Iron county Utah. Med
articles OF Incorporation Yesterday. ~
,neofpotators arc 4. J. Dflteoll, II. l..
Hin, FfanH Harris, W. Il. Jsimeiav
ana w. h, Hubbard. The capital stooh
il flaoed NJ s2bO,OOO dividel INTO ~
,hafes. Frank Harris IL president, r.
]. Drlsooll, VICE president anu n, H.
Hui, secretary and treasurer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-10

MAnli Messc ngor Tho campaign Ia
UtAh Il practically closed. Nothing
that can happen between now anu
election DAY Will materially change a..
suls. Toe people have tIulr minds
fully made up on tue national tickets,
anu they arc only waiting f1r tho GAY
~ come, IL viii DO a campaign VI
lew speschCi- ouly such ~ may DO
deHm6d ntcgtaafy by mo respective
oongfUSsl9n Ai candidates. Our county
politics tue people will lo3k alter them.
sa.vtn. Tho candidates are W ana II
IL purely q choice ~ fitness iof tho
frrgtds a. men will bear the CLOSET In
y,stigatlon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-10

hon. Abraham Fernando for many
yoafs our niclai In tho Hawaiian
kingicm, anu a gentleman oi pluathp.
addiUaa, good educational attain muuia,
Intelligence aud huillty, whu
has bscn visiting IN Utah tuu pist ,iK
weeks, hlarts tor his home Ia Honolulu
tomorrow, SUNDAY, m1ttiuT
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-10

hr heard Of the death ~ The late Min.
is.ero Foreign Afufa o' Russia. o.
him hu pai1i "His death is n arrest l0is
10 llussls; an acute onr. can think
OF hut two men who could hu the
plao --the embsisadofp ~ Vienna nud
Cousiantilople. The FORMER has 10.
fused Il, sud believe Dtlidou may
yet be named t0t the position.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-10

Ia Its weekly mining review the
Tlntlc Minsr says that the humbug
continues " To the wonder Of finite.
Ne an illustration u tho extremely
high gtaie Of iis ores we ato advised
that on Monday Gay MI h's shiit two
men took out IL tons Wuirh average
over 900 On. silver 10 tho ton. Tho
Humbus IL now getting out oAfloa u
" ofu daily aud its flflt ahipmunt
lAtl saturday Melted sll2.50 PET 100.
A new strike Of nigu grade ore was
male tho flfsl Of the week In the east
dflit from the 800 level OF tue Sun.
beam. This ~ Ia virgin ground ontife.
ly outside OF tho old wofklngB anu
appearances Indicate that there u q
con ideIablo body OF the ore. Samples
of the ORC chow glb On. silver and 10
per cent copper. supt. Jones expects
10 10 sbls 10 geI out another hhipment
by tomorrow.
a. II. Robinson, John T. Hayes, w.
J. Craig anu John Hupief have taken
au lS.mouths luatc anu bond on the
Bowers NJ. . lode, owned by Ffvd
Matthews, THIS property is tue ffsi
north extontion Of the old Joe Bowofe
lode, one OF the most famous OF cur
old.time producers Of the south end.
The lraasTa have already good force
at work and arc reported 10 be making
very favorable showing.
Shipments from the district for The
week arc NJ followti
From the Bullion.Betk mine, 90 car
loads ore; from tbs Contennial.Eufeka,
10 carloads ofs, from the Humbug,
carloads ore; from the Ajax, 10 car.
loads ore; from the Sioux, 3 cafloadi
ore; from the Swansea, 4 carloads ore
IRON the Northern Spy, . carloads orc
from tho Independeni-rosofa, l car
load ore; from the Four Aces, | CARLOAD
ore; from tho Dragon Iron mine, ! car
Load orc daily.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-10
DRESS GOODS.

OUR ENTIRE STOCK WILL BE
OFFERED AT SPECIAL PRICES.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-10

Mems, Women's and Children's
Underwear ON SPECIAL SALE
FOR TWO WEEKS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-10
Great Conference Special Sale!
NEW STORE !
NEW GOODS !
NEW PRICES !
SILKS.

It's possible for everybody TO hlye
n silk dress. The way we are oher-
ing them makes II so.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-07-10
" patronizsd and . success In all re-

" patronized and . success In all re-
spects.
Don't fail to see the wonderful
Lockhart performing elephants at
the Watch Tower this week. Per.
formances every afternoon and even
ing. Take your children.
Strasser's Second Regiment band
opened the season Ut the Elm street
garden with . delightful concert last
evening. The event brought out quite
. gathering Of society folk.
McCabe Bros. found in the Ascher
stock 100 moro OF those black India
leghorn fats which they will close
out tomorrow at IL cents each. No
more than two to any customer.
NJ. J. Miles, of Cedar Rapids. tarried
in the city awhile yesterday with his
old-time friend, Tom Breheny, while
en- route home from attending the big
democratic convention at Chicago.
Messrs. T. j. Mediil. NJ. H. Sex.
ton. James O'Connor, William Baker.
John Crubaugh. Gustav Stengel.
John Ohlweiler, L. C.. Banding and
John Surman are home from Chi
cago.
While the democrats are yelling
for silver. NJ. & X. are selling gold
dollars for SO cents. II you doubt
this investigate their July shoe sale
and reduced prices on all summer
clothing.
Treasurer Henry Hansen. Of the
local Armenian relief fund. has col.
lected SIS 81, which he has Just for.
warded to the committee in Chicago.
There are some outstanding prom
Uses Yet to be li9uidated. he says.
J. T. Noftsker is having a two
story residence erected on Twentieth
street between Eighth and Ninth
avenues by Sievers & Anderson in
accordance with plans drawn by
Drack & Kerns. The house will cost
about $1,000.
The beautiful new steamer City OF
Winona with barge. Little Verne,
will take an excursion to Clinton
Sunday, July IL. Boats leave Rock
Island at 7:l5 q. m, and Davenport
Mt 1880 q. m. Tickets 80 cents fol
the round trip.
| A horse owned by Fred Salpaugh
Of Black Hawk, became frightened III
the electric sprinkler " iile tied out
side Second avenue store yesterday
|, afternoon. The shaft WAS broker
and driven into the animals breast
inflicting six inch wound.
Unusual local interest is attached
to the democratic presidential nom
iree, William J. Bryan, the youn,
Nebraskan. from the fact that b,
was examined in this state 10 year
ago for admission to the bar b,
Judge G. w. Peasants, OF this city
Lizzie Pomeachenka. an IL year.ol'
girl was chopping kindling at he
home on Thirteenth street las
evening. Her younger sister. Bertha
I wal. taking the chip. Of wood off tn
block. The Ratchet came down to-
, quick one trip and caught the littl
l tiuger Of Bertha's left hand and 81
most severed it DIR. De Silva dresse
= the finger and thinks he can save i,
! One Of the haPpiest family gather
ings on the Fourth was at the hom
OF John Schafer. Sr., in Zuma. Her
+ the children and grandchildren wer
/. all assembled. and when they wer
= grouped in the shade near the HON
). for a family photograph there wer
!. As faces to De taken and they II
cluded II grandchildren. Mr.. an
Mrs. Schafer are among the oldes
settlers Of the county and thei
|. many acquaintance and friend
. unite 10 wishing that they may liv
to enjoy many such delightful occ'
Z sions.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-07-10
The Next President.

THE ARGUS was the first in Rock
Island to display the picture Of the
next president Of the United States.
Five minutes after the nomination Of
the Chicago convention tho liken ess
OF the man Of the hour was viewed
by the throng in front of The ARGUS
Office.
THE Argus flag was also run mp in
honor Of the choice of the conven.
ton,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-07-10

Rock ISLAND. July 1O-Sealed bids
for the stand privileges for the
Woodmen picnic to be held at the
hop fields Aug. IS. will be received
by the undersigned up to July 20.
The privileges include cane racks.
popcorn stands and everything usu.
ally found on a picnic ground. Bids
for building dance floor and band
stand. will also be received. For
specifications call on undersigned.
FRANK ECKARD.
1880 Third avenue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-07-10
COUNTY BUILDING.
Tea.sOA.A

TrAnsfers.
s-Catherine Schafer by admir-, to
John Schafer. part lot 8, block 20,
Chicago or Low add, Rock Island,
$50.
Augusta Schlotfeldt by COM. 10
George Oldefest, mel mel 4, IL 1w,
- S75.
Charles H. jacobson to George
Oldefest, net 4. IL. 1w, 81.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-07-10
Arr Voc Tired

All the time? This condition 10 .
sure indication that your blood is
rot rich and nourishiug as it ought
to be and it may be if you will take
. few bottles Of the great blood puri-
fer. Hoods SarsaParilla. Thous.
ands write that Hoods Sarsaparilla
has cured them Of that tired feeling
by giving them rich. red blood.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-07-10

Hoods Pills act easily and
promptly on the liver and bowels.
Cures sich headache.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-07-10
Pay Your R-nvtng IA,

Pay Your fnvinG fax
The special taxes for 1896 are now
due and payable at the Off q of the
city collector ct David Don's store.
n. A. MCDONALD,
City Collector.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1896-03-18

Inom tidntngsverlden., "Califor.
MIA Journalenn ar namnet pa en fyrasi.
dig och fomspaltig, matt utstyrd, kyrk-
Iigt poltisk tidning, som nyiigsn bor-
lat utgifyas | Los Angeles. Cal. Pastor
-P. A. Eiquist ar den nya tidningens
sredakt5r och Gottlieb Ekdahl dess Laa-
nagsr. Eft bolag, som lar ha organise
rats under New York konferensens ny
ligen hallna arsmote, sages, ha for af-
sigt att ink6pa ''Framats" tryckeri j
syfte att uppratta en- konferenstidning.
Som redakt5r for den nya tidningen
namnes Hallander, hittillsyarande re-
daktor for s;'Nordstiernann. Sedan Of
vanstaende skrefs har EFT hummer Of
det nya "Franats kommit oss tillhan-
da, hyaraf vi kunna f6rstA, att det till.
annade k5pet n0jaktigt afslntats
sNya Present Moline, ILL.,, har fyt-
tai slit hufvud kon tor till Chicago, der
den Afven ink0pt Chicago Figaro. -
En- ny politisk veckotidning med nam
net sSvenska Amerikanska Presssn''
har borjat utgifvas Brooklyn, N. Y.
Tidningsns format ar 7:spaltigt och
8:sidigt, och sssom dess redakt8r och
manager fungerar John Il Benin. .
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1896-03-18
Lopande MIR M 2.
WIsCO N SIN.

Ihj jelslagen af en- nedfallande stor.
re tradgren blef nyligen farmaren p.
Q. Nelson Stephenson
Gen ON petition begara onkrinR
800 borgare La Crosse att fa genom
altman omrostning den april afgora
fragan ON krogrorelse pa platsen.
iva fngrar krossade genom att
under arbete | La Crosse Knitting
Works ia venstra handen indragen en-
maskin ick forra yeckan NJ Fredrik-
son, en- arbstare derstades.
Forgiftade- genom ,f0rtarandst at
nagra en- bleckbGrk inlagda plommon
blefvo nyligen en- fru Peterson och
hennes tva dottrar Racine. ALA tire
damerna aAedo, oaktadt tillkallad Ia
kare gjorde ALT hyad hans f6rmaga
stod7f6r att radda dem. ~sE
Domd forsnillare. F. d. stads-
kass0r Charles q. Greene Eau Claire,
som ankiagats for att under sin tienste-
termin ha f6rsnillat S42, 900 af sadens
medel, erl1ande f0rra veckan sitt
brott och domdes till ar och 8 mana
ders straffSngelse.
DodsfalL A. P. J. Hartberg Pesh.
Sigo afied slit hem derstades torliden
onsdag en- alder af mira 56 dr.. II, var
medlem af svenska luth. l0rsamlingen
pa platsen och iutog for 0frigt en- ak
tad plats samhallet, af hvilket han
bland annat for , ;ir sedan hedrades
med val till supervisor, en- syssla, som
som han till slit franiaIle mad heder
bekladde. Han var bJrdig fran Sma-
land, Sverige, men anlunde hit till lam
det redan i,unga ar.
West Superior-nyheter: Till af-
farsf0res taudare for Alchor-qvarnen
harW. n, Anderson .bliIvit utnamd eff
ter L. r. Hurd, som resignerat. - Eu-
ligt stadskass0r Eckstrands rapport for
febr., uppsick skatteuppbJrden under
manaden Till 49,, 27Z 36. Vid irneva-
rande manads b0rjan utgiorde kassabe-
hallningen $780, 06l 81. - Henry La
mont, som j. en- veckas It'd undergatt
ransakning f0r mordet en- man vid
namn McCardy vid Dsdham, faldss
onsdags skyidig till mord forsta grs-
den. Ny rattegang kommer att beg1-
ras. -.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1896-03-18
D A KOT A.

Som gtIveEno rElEa q q iGat iCrOre
das Charles ~ Herried af republics
nerna Eureka, S. D.
BlodsdAd. En- farmare vid namn
Jacob Mertz, bosatt nara Eureka, S,
D., dodade sin hustru under EFT anfall
af temporart vansinns f6rtiden onsdag
och begick derpa sjelfmord.
Hastigt dodsfal1. Farmaren Lars
Westberg, bosatt MIRA Adams, N. D.,
traffades af hjertslag och dog 6gon-
blickligen under det han en- dag f6rra
veckan var pa vag TIL staden med ett
lass hvete
Elevatorbrand En- elevator, till
h0rig A. E. West Aurora, S. D., ned
brann f0rra veckan. 1 byggnaden
.f0rvarades 6, 900 bushels spanmal. For
lusteu uppgifves till $4,000, i det mar
maste betackt genom Misunderstanding.
Erikostlghet ej hans svaga sida.
Brule county i s. D. har nyligen full
bordat en- artesisk brunn en- Martin
Knudsons farm Torrey township Hit
tills har dst varit sed, att da ett county
siinker en- artiesisk brunn q land, till
horigt en- privat person, denne senars
skanker det jordomrade, der brunnen
ar belagen. till semma county. Mar
emellertid Kuudson f6rra veckan pa
kallades att folja delta exempel, vagra-
de han helt cch hallet sd CORA, under
f0regifvande att lagen, som ligger till
grund for f6rutnamda, sed, af domare
Haney vid statens h0gsta domstol for
klarats vara grundlagsvidriS. Knud:-
son sager sig vara sardeles belaten med
hvad han kallar countiets frikostighet
och f0rklarar sig ANNA begagna det ar
tesiska brunnsyattnet for konstbevatt.
ningsandamal sin egen farm. Hvilka
matt och steg countiet kommer att ta-
ga, ar annu ej kandt. d.
Han nyktrade till. William NJ.
Dougherty ar namnet pa en- ung mani
S6dra Dakota, som f6rra veckan var
ute for ett sorglustigt afventyr. Rock
ford, samma stat, hads manner en- hjer-
tans kar, med hvilken han stod beredd
att f6rena sina kemmande 0den. Sist-
lidne torsdags alton skulle brolloppst
standai brudens f0raldrahem, och som
D. bodde omkring 12 mil fran staden,
bsgaf han sig Wig fran hemmet redan
pa morgonen. / staden triffade han
.nagra bskanta, hyilkas sallskap han
gladien 6fver hYad som komma skuile
beslot att tillbringa sn angenam dag
och till aan andan styrdes kosan till
atskilliga krogar. F0liden harutaf
blef emellertid den, att da ID. mot qvsi-
len anlande till br5llopshuset var han
betydllgt anstruken. Mar den unga
damen markte delta, blef hon ursinnig
och befalde, att hsnnes tiiltankte here
och mai skulle gifvas en- rigtig kali
yattendusch. Sagt och gjort. Mannen
bars ned Til pnmpsn, der ett par man
shoiio hans hnfvud under yattenrannau
medan en- AMMAN pumpade al ALA kraf-
ter. Dan radikala kuren syntes med-
fora asyftad yerkan, ty smart var den
hogtidskladde brudgumlnen alideles
nykter. Niagot uppskof med br6llop-
pet, hvilket man ju kunnat vanta skull
lie g0ras. i0rakom emellertid ej, utan
vigselakten f6rrattades omsdelbart ct-
ter omskrifna handelss Troligt Dr.
att den nygifte akta mannsn alltid
ss,nn,er att Tor frasatiden hysa en- viss
ain dygdadla frn
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Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1896-03-18
Gustavus Adolphus College.

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D6dan har gastat skolkullen, sedan
vi sist skrefvo. DR.. J. p. Uhlers son,
Paul Samue., den andre ordningen
bland s6nerna, lemnade f5rgangiighe-
tens land s0ndagseftermiddagen den i
mars kl. nagra minuter eiter S. Paul
hade fran f0delsen lidit af hjertfel Han
blef ofta "a hastigt siuk, att man, trod-
de, att han skulle sluta med ems. Vid
jultiden fick han "la grippe, som smart
0fyergick till lungfeber. Denna sluta-s
de med vattensamling lungsacken, sis
att han maste opereras. Delta var
mer an hans svaga kroppshydda kunde
f0rdraga. Trots den 6mmaste ward och
den basta lakarehjelp, som kunde las
PA orten, si5nko hans krafter ALT mer
och ner, tills doden g1orde slut pa den
.jordiska tillvaron. Han var ett par
5naDader Diver 8 ar gammal. Han bar