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Decorah-posten., 1896-02-21
GbencS, @~aibinston.

GbcneD li9eer / ben sftli9e Gel at Spofane
60, g8aib., % bet fan meO rette f9es, at
ben er en- meQst tripelig ltbeu gD eftcr oens
Stprrclie. GbcrsD bar runot 1900 Snobpgs
0erc, af bpilte tautc en- Sreotsoel or Stanois
napcr. Ser CT to Greamerier % en- Sites
fabrit, to Sarbpare Stores, fem 8roterp
Stores, to SrD @ooos Stores, StosStorc,
tire Srua Storcs, tire Smeoicr, tire sooe
6otsQer, fire Schooner Og ct grD99eri. vi
bar osiaa en- COB SlOurmsle.
Seq tan ogIaa meO GlGoe berette, at hi
bar fem airter, mcn lite uogeu fanbiraoif,
bpiltet ole Ri Stanbinaoer ituloe snife at
babe. Ser bill mart blips en- COB 9lacs for
Ell Tanbinaoi7t 4reit. Set ~tsrite, hi bar at
role ps oi Der / GbeneD, er bore Stoler. Ser
ppfgres III en- State Normal Sfool gp9=
ming, iom Fal tOite 6 5000, og ben bliper
en- for QrDoelie for @pen. Sen ital bGre
frroig til nGite Ssitermin. 9i bar M 8
2Grere % obsr 800 Gleper; man MATTE
ienbe biem mango iioite Ssit, iom Tom Der
fra andre 9per, ba be life tunbe 9ioe benz
9laos / StOlebp9nin9cn, iom ri nu bar.
&limatct er / SGrOclesbeo bet, iom leg bill
bcrette ON, ba bet uoeu Spil er langt mere
iortrGHcligt, eno bet sr | nogen az be sitli9e
Slater. Ser er iaa at ii9e irgen WinterD
9i bapoe ct 9ar Tigers SlrOefsre runot
Sulctioen, og ct Qar Sage bar Sbermo:
metret ueo til 10 oper gul. Gorreten bar
bet parieret fra 40 til 60 Or. Nu er bel
meget psnt geir, Og Der finOes ingcn Sne
Set er iom / Wiseonfiu i Wlat. Sm Sps.
bonn or bet en- flor Sieloenbeo at bore, iad
bet er iu9eu COB 9laos for Sottorer ber
Ser aples Ell MGn9Oe al ale Slass 6rust
/ SGroelesbso gGbler, pGrsr, YlOmmer
Yeafes, 2iriebGr, tort ia9t af ole Sorter
6rugt. NGitsu bier 6armer bar MI er
for Grugtbuue paa fin 6arm. &reaturapI
CT bet forremite, iom oripes Der; bet er itt'
mesct Nrbeioe oerneO, ou Der Der nriten in:
gen 9intcr CT. a]reaturerne gaar paa fr
Wart % iiuoer fin egen 6soe belle ginterer
i0iennem. 9anoHabet bcromtriug er me9et
pent, nGiten iom en- 9rGrie, men mege
CONNER paa famine, iaa Der er oOerfsoig'
at 9oo Deb, og Stopeu tuar srsu belle Bin.
tersu igieuncm. Set CT tire Sernbaner, Jon
tommer inO til GbeneD, neulig 9iOrtberr
gacific, @reat Nortbern ps 0aibiu9tor
! Central. min SaOer retite iioite @ar isieu
mem Ssuncsiee % Colorado % uo til sp
ten, men ianbt insen 9laos, iom ban pai
iaa tilfrsbs meo iom her | gbeueD. Sai
bar nu iisbt en- al De prG9tt9ite 6rustbapet
Der ontrins meo oper 450 Gru8ttrGer pat
famine, % bans Selbreo CT bsOre, eno osi
bar prrct pau mango @ar. @i tom berul
fra pis. Ser er 9laos for mango fer
Stanoinaper % andre, iom bill tomme beruo
8. 6. 3ittleion.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-21
Napto Gttp, Spo Iafota.

8apio 6itD er en- gp pa omtring 4 a 5000
3nobDssere. Munge Nationsr er Der rtst
rsprsisntsrsOe, bog life Dor egcn. Set er me-
ten at tro, at NorIcrnes attrda lille 'taar
til 8ulolanoet gloct Sils.
Sub uoto9ss Der | Wrngoe; ale Tapes
M ON at oabue op fine Fiulte Sfatte.
Zitens MiGionGrer bcis0cr MI fittt9 Sldtt
6iu8. Sen enc fore WsQe o~pirttts e'tcr
ben onoen; GeDitone Mslen, Tom r%eobrTuote
/ 6sit, er M after / iulo G@tg. SonD
Serror CT oift for Nrrprreuoe @eroers riges
tie @ulogrube. Sire Mtl / NprosIt fra Scbs
itone er after en- Mels unber Spisrelie. Zen
eies of Sobu 6arrar, @. g. Swar'cn ira
8apio iantt g. @ilbcrtiOu fra &atferolle.
Aae lcper / beoite 6Orbaobninser. WRsllsl
ptl blioc frroig omtring ben 15Oe Warts, og
Oa ptl Der blioe gefiritisclie for mango.
Sufnber af Sons at Grts ct arereos uotaget
for at transpprtsrss til Msnen.
81 bar til oeune 5io baot ct uomGrtet
9interpeir, insen Guloe, ingen Sne.
Tarmerne bt99nosr nu at ie eftcr fine
Observation-Disclosures. Worteu er allereoe be:
9Dnot at g%rsnnes, og Stooen 9ienlDoer al en-
eneite 6uSleiuu9 ira Rorgen til aiten. Srea'
turcrne ~iistter fig ielo, alt er 2io os ole
tappcs ON at billie @aoren p%eltommer.
Ser er lite mango itanbinapi1e Gorret'
uiu9smGub.
Soften" bar paiaa funbet Geier
til be inosrite &ro9e al glact Sills, p9 bpet
Sang ben tommer, taites Sammer O9 Sria
SnapDen fiubes frem, os 9iOneren iGtter fig
paa SsrtGrteleu o9 rsger % hamper ligt
iaa lpitigt, iOm 2otomotipstr iom bra8t'
BAN bib. Yionersa.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-21
GpIpbrOnnp.

Of 9. Quuocn % Suitru anna III uptns
ri Irrurmtot ben 24oe Sauuar, oa otsie pels
,,ttoe hrcersfolt paa beune Dag feircoe oss
"a >ppbraaup. Mr. 9unoen % &uftru er
ro GuDtrarpsoaleu, Nor9c, % Tom berttlz
,,nns / 1872. Ser / Noloen bar be leOet
linen 1877, "a | oenns Sio bar be lan1!et fig
,n tolrio Stare al Gsnuer, bOiltet tpoeli8
rift ia btO bet MI ofbOlOtc SplObrpaup.
mrs. Suien N. Gotos og mrs. 2tna M.
Rut fob Spioien for btnne SET, 90 be uos
frtt III Soero iii alss iuloe Silireosbeo.
a. 10 iamleOcs ole 9sltasere hos IabOet
cG Stotutis, cg berira Tom ant, SlGgt os
gtnr,r, co. 119 MenncVer, aloelcs uoentst
ppr gyuOeioltsne, Der blep baaoe f%orbauieoe,
olao, % ogbt rsrte ooer ct iaaoant Seots
ra Nabpcrnes 9slpilie 90 Ggtelie. Si Tom
ino iuf, mtOtus be Gamle bolot paa meo
It MioOagsmaoltio; bette blto bog I en-
1at a~fbyuOt, ba Suiet meo ct blso fDlot.
formauoeR for 6oriamIin9en ooerratte
9ruotporrtt bOcr fit Ssloubr FAINT 4 gar
N0jps % @ailer % tili8e en- 9u88D % lpts
aatoe Qarrct / Inltoniug Sa8eu, booreiter
Gr. QuuOtn rert toiteos % paa bet biertes
LATTE sr1cOc ole peltommcn iii bans $us.
eda fl Goiuotrne bet traOclt meo Inrets
ntnstn, % mart fob en- COB Micoag iGrs
big al be mtObragte &uroes Snobolo. Scnnt
bIto tilOelt al 8etfrrpiSbeb, 90 S%temninsen
0ar muutcr.
Otter at ale bar bel forpleieoe, Tom gprf
% 9Guic paa Or, bpureitrr llngoommer
IL fig I'll lDitig Spin9om til lan8t uoooer
&atttn, mcOcus be Glbre fOroreo Sioen mel
Samtaltr ON ct % anpet. ellie ipntes, bel
bar en- RO89eIig Set, % in9cn bar | beor'
lUmw tnO be eamle Srupsfolt.
Ole 2uuOcn er Garmer % ftaar fig rel
8oot. @an bar beo Glib 90 Spariombet
fabt ia en- citer GorbOGoene COB Sitting
1oO tr IS Nar 9ammel % bans &uitru "a
EtG9t Ct RATE og r0riSe, % aibolote er b
az fine SumbpgOinser, bpiliet Oeo oenne Sci;
Il81tO tDOcItg la9Oes for Sagen.
@aotte Den almrgtioe fremceles fiGnt
Oisis tirrt @enner Silieu % Srait til re
ICnQe at frrDes blanot os. Sette CT NIT
Og itg tror ogiaa ole andres opristies Enie
Ggrus. Wiun. Gn Seltager.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-21

girter. @i bar life noesn Sue snonu, ina
6armernt fees bier Sag at Triangle ino til
gpen paa gogns, msO 'orbrtisbs anfgter,
forbitrsot oper, Of Suteu life oil i~noiinoe fg.
Stbitc aurs aDlins blsu msgtt COB, men
Qriierne CT for lape - 40 q IS Gents pr.
guibel for Spsoen.
iii Sommtren iommtr oiit mango al bore
ungs W1no til at reiie iii 8eo cate Rsisrs
oatiouer, iom oa ifat oubnes for Settltne.
"Getorab. poiten" eiritsr nGittn bosrt
6us bcromtring, boiltet ptier fig paa ben
tore Yaite "9tcorubsQ oier", Tom bper Sns4
bag og 2sroug iommer iii 9euion.
SunobeOstilfauoen sr COB bsrcmirins,
IaQpiot lea peo. Gn 5sures.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-21
Co.,, aiarnorc 60, Sowa.

uiteu ben Abe 5ebr. ienote pefers
Nst.t,one / lan9iomme Srag I'm monos
''0' S., rOoptr 0al og Ssi Os iortpnote ON
ion 5uffs buiise gort9ans, uo paa
sp'" ,t,oooeu par 5uff 9aaet no / Saoroen,
VI'"' ,itrr blep hans GINS Ssrn bar, at
~ va Ia, "a itrar ilcOe bans SSns Suftru
%" f,r,eote at lpite BAN op, Os iaa OrOS
IL w g, ,,rr TO gunse % par bob.
'' %;,gpt par fpOt ! gsitrs sliOrs 1925. os
.r;,o omtreut II aar samntsl. Cor
u. "A Mat fOcn tom ban bsrOper, % en-
oV,' .t,,r tom han til gGt'elis, os etter ben
=" r,o, han / luugsre SiO Solicit / Sets
rm,rtct iii CpbD99elie.
y ,,r i,nsre 3tO bar ban lite SGret 'tGrt'
no,lt 4or tilbage fit ban Sla9, men Tom
., boa taicn; men bet Tom MI tilOass men
,soslig @irtnir8.
''; n,r tfterlapcr en- 80 sur sammeI ent'
% en- Sen' .o,o,,isr;,.. ms.
i,r at ic, ON Solicit pilOe Drils grsno ben
.nr,br,tt, % 8eIultutet bleO, at Srsnr
s,I,, oriacs p8 9umpe %neOiGttes, % bette
a,r II rpttiot anproOmcnt, tbt SOmmertt'
w. iirr bar 5tolebsrnene BART oaarlt9'
",ro Set or OOs ct sODt Sioernss Sesn al
:, At ganOien for 5tOlernes GorbeOrinS till
,,,,r baoot / pOre % inOre Senieenoe.
Is. g.. Qpgcn fra galOers CT tutiet for Der
r~ro,rrftrino, ban gap i tit fioite grso on'
,,,,nSt 5tolcbuicns % etcIsn | SalOsrs
ct CT rintig i~torartet at ie og bsre, botlt'
crmfript @%mutFoIcrne | Hor9e bar siori
; S,p fDfe MennetealOcr. SEQ CT snonu
q, mtr sro bel 50 @ur, men ie9 minoe;
,.,t BE- Sage, oa Stulemctcren lappeos iint
,or(e Qurcr, siorOe anic'aft % lisneno'
ctOltimtrnt, saer icnOte StolcSuttern'
,,r, / andre @aarpe mso aprilsgreo. Scr
ssr / btIt @iutcr pGrst i~GrDeles 9oot gsir
m,o rp,n oo iommetiOer ingen ene. Gol
r. QlmiuOcIi9bsO san1e frtife.
6. q. Sicle.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-21
Weroa, Withea 60, Sofia.

gpen Meroa er iut lite for enona, men
ioa CT ben life mere sno aarsgammel heller.
Ser er ct tort Creamery, 2 Stores, pofs
office % Smeoie, iaa bet er lctpint for os,
Spm bar lang 9ei til be fore gper.
@i III en- uomGriet aulirg, iaa ot bar not
at lcpe af, men griierne sr imda, iaa bet
er baarot for Nenge.
@i betienes al Iait. :. Slion, iom er en-
ubrGrtet Mano / 1T aalo. San bar M be-
ret brett her / % gar. Sil &eli8ionss
Tolclrrer % Ririsianssr bar Ri .. II. Sn'ss
luuO. San er i~Groeles pDgtis til bssse Dele.
oan bar / lGnscre Sio bolot SansItOIe I
Renisbeben. &eiultatet sr, at ri bar faaet
ct uomGrict Saugtor.
Gu abpnnsnt.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-21
3opm OF sir Wiie GROVE, Stptft
Co., Wtuu.

Ser / soipn Of Sir WiIe SrOos, iOm uo'
aisr MiOtpuuitst / Spift 60, sr nGlten aae
settlere uorts paa npsle iaa llnotaSeler
Ct sir Wile Grops NenisbsO tilbsrer
ben aoreuepe airis os b~stisnss al Nait' g'
o. Spssn, iom sr en- pDatis 9rGpitant.
geiret bar parst ui9Opanlis imuh I 9as
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-21
Yaa Sopeos Gontoret, 14O g..
8tnsie Ctr, Chicago, i9ises be bill
,ialte 8lnetter meo builteuiombeIit 2inle.
". Nortenisn & So.

Iancns Mast. Sommeren: "Seg erfas
rer at @ttsrns, at anilaseoe er bspfum.
9i ian ocrior life ~furstuss Sa9en ioas."
Stutsaopptaten: ga f~oreiluar leg, at ben
uoiGtteg, % at Der til n1ite Msoe inoiaIoss
Ell 5olt.
Spmmeren: "autlaseoe, bar Sc noset at
ii9e til bette 6oriiag?'
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-21

oltido btls april Wddnto at uoie fine Siem
paa o9 iii at eiste fg frroia til at "ftt'
pad 2ouoct ben LIE Wai
Wrb. 8. a. Sos.
6Oiston, Wipn.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-21
correspondence.

~ rscu g,arn "a Gbresfs taees life
' 6'3ss,s@' 9 ~; # ii III III III 5i f":' sfiss 6ii'"1"ae" met. 9
G r%sa tso'0HH'n0s sor,e asrSs, "a 'a ssr., Gsa ~'"
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-21
2tonen @ropf. @tnn.

Z min 8orrsiporoauee til "Seeorabs9os
fen" for ben 24oe San. itOo, at griien paa
2ano bar fra SIPS opOOer. Ser ftuloe
ftaaet 1925 % opooer. 8. 3. u.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-21

Sun bappe not ret. Seq oil tslse big
iii geroeus Gnoe!" uoraabte ban.
Set 9isr bu itte," iosoe Ssltinoen rolis.
1opprfOr life bet oo?" ipurste ban oper'
ruitet oep bsnoes Ruloe.
16oroi ies life agter mig oiS," bar Spa'
ret.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-21

~ Zen me0et on ~trcpne. fore Reo
KATE Heierpation / Mtuneiota ital aat.
mes oen lite gat. glr9aaeaoe 9aHoip0er.
oaIetter benpcroer man iia til u. e..
Sobnion Il 60, G.. Gauf, g4tuu. qro
mo stamp for Suarporto.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-21

GAO Ell NIT m FOR DIET, men sp5rg din Apoteka
i Ki0bmand eller Nabo, som har brugt warmers
White Wine OF Tar syrup"i de vii Portable dig, Diet or
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-21

|O9rtet v
|otlUn n,
|0baHb d,
|t' 2GQ
L I'll
|aul, MIN
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-21

n Ueisey
yaSsU ka
NiHuttL
bier Ggie
r. TUraB
fru mFl;
1853
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-21

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-24
COMBINATION or THEATRES.

Cleveland. Feb. &.-Manager HartZ OF the EucHu
Avenue Opera House. last night announced that
combination OF the managers OF some OF the lead
ing theatres in the principal cities Of the tni'ed
States had been formed. This Is the culn''hs'oi'
Of the movement which had its origin IN New-foiK
some time ago The Arrangement guarantees TO
the houses I'm the combination thirty weeks OF first
class attractions during each season. The arrange
nent IL TO go into effect next August, and to con-
tinue for two years. The New-York agents OF the
combination are Klaw & ETlanger. and "Ar' Hay
man who will do the booking for the circuit The
theatres I'm the combination the Hollis ana
Museum OF Boston; Montauk and Columbia, oil
Brooklyn Garr:ck. Empire and two others IN New sS
York; Academy. In Baltimore: Lafayette IN r ASH
in Philadelphia; Allyn. in PttsbqTs: Euclid Axe Axe
cego: Davidson in Milwaukee; Taber IN Denver;
BALDWIN and California. In San Francisco. ana
theatres In Salt Lake City. Kansas city, Nashville
West and SOUTH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-24
TINERIL OF MRS. WHITE.

Washington. Feb. % (Specal).-The body OF Mrs
Waite widow OF Chief Justice Waite. whose death
occurred on Friday evening. was taken this even
ing TO Toledo, Ohio. the old home OF the family,
where the burial viii be made by the side Of her
husband The body was accompanied by The daush-
ter Miss Mary Waite; the widowed daughtcT-'h-
law Mrs. Henry Waite: two grandsons Morrison
and Henry Waite; Miss Read. OF New-York. an in
innate friend. who has been with the family for
the last month. and Mr.. Tinker. OF New-York, a
nephew OF Mrs. Waie's sister. Brief services were
he'd al the house al o'clock. The pallbearers
were the Chief Justice and Associate Justices Of
the Supreme Court. They sat In Inc front parlor.
where the coffin was placed 1t WAS covered with
exquisite flowers. sent In by loving friends Ihcy
we're white lilies. roses and carnations the only
color being the purple Of English Nolcts. Outs.cc
of the Supreme Court circle those present were o!d
friends and ncighbors. who had esteemed and Owed
the Chief Justice and his wife. The impressive
service for the dead was read by the Rev Or Nc
Kim rector Of The Church Of the Epiphany "hcre
the FAMILY worshipped Mr. Grihth OF the church
choir sang ROCK Of Ages. which had pe'n i"
favorI;c hymn OF Mrs. Waite The venerable Ir.
Walbridgc, formerly the family pastor ~ Toledo'
cIosel the service with prayer. The service was
as simple and beautiful az Mrs. Waitc's own life
the tender strong. Christian life OF loraoc gen
lie woman. whose daily precept ana example hiaue
he world better
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-24
GENERAL HARRISON'S SOJOURN HERE.
Az EFFORT BEING MADE TO HAVE HIM SAY A

Az EFFORT BEING MADE TO HAVE HIM SAY
GOOD WORD FOR MORTON.
General Harrison is still at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel and probably will remain in the city for the
next ten days He denies himself 10 all callers
except few personal friends and seems TO be too
thoroughly wrapped up in his own affairs TO pay
much attention to politics anything else. He
spent the most OF the day quietly IT. the hotel yes
terday, and In the afternoon called upon Mrs Dim
mick Again in the evening he visited her In her
home In East Thrty-eghth-st. T.. +. Tbbetts the
Presidents private secretary. said yesterday that
Genera. Harrison as soon he had completed hts
pans for his marriage. would make public the ar
ranrements. bug until then he wished to avoid all
publicity. General Harrison walking
through the corridor Of the hotel yesterday. lie
looked rudy and happy
The presence OF ex- Pre- sident Harrison in the city
while not causing much gossip in political circles
as Il would II he were stiu a candidate Tor the
nomination. has nevertheless led to considerable
comment. IL said yesterday by a prominent
Republican that attempt VIII be made 10 induce
him before he leaves the city to something con-
corning Governor Mcrtons candidacy that can be
construed A tacit indOrs~ nent OF the Governor
Such a scheme r. said to be on foot and is being
get General Harrison to accept an invitation from
the Governor 70 attend dinner or n reception at
Albany 4 similar attempt was made when General
Harrison was here last summer but failed. ~ that
tive candidate" and the Governor was not In the
race. the attenlp; was not serious one. le
conditions are reversed and strong EFFORT VIII be
made il H. said, 10 secure from General Harr son
an Endorsement % the candidacy Of the eN-\ lee
President. II the General Will not go TO Alb4ly iAe
dlnne- may be arranged in New-loik.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-24
MnE. ClLIE AND u. ANMERSTEIN.

Roston Feb % (SpaoiaO Nine Calve Will return
70 America nevt autumn. hut not under Oscar Ham
iners,ein's MANAGEMENT lie offered me-. she says
't2 B0o performance 81 Carmen next season. but
aid NJ, even consider a. much less accept as has
he,n announced cannot comprehend. she con-
tiuuol with a puzzled look on her face. how the
story got about that had accepted or even thought
OF accepting the cr"r Of Mr. Hamm"rS'om nave
mt considered the subject for moment. and there
IS absolutely no foundation for the report that am
weighing the matter. Messrs. Abbey * Grau are
anxious 20 have me with them. and have made me a
liberal offer. | have also had many other lucrative
propositions. but AZ the present moment have ac-
cepted OF them. want more time 10 cohsluer
Just what is the best for me to do
SHAH / return, An. yes; next season hope 10
come back to America. where every one IL - KIND
10 me and II nothing unforeseen prevents, shall
be here next autumn. do not understand the pt7o-
pe Of this country They do not seem 10 think that
! can d, anything except Carmen, Poor carmen.
They dcvourci her. but want to show that can
sing something else. That's gTcat large OBJ
lection TO Mr. Hammersicns offer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-24
DIED..

spaay s "a ys as Of F@ Fin as r. "d0"
Relatives friends invited to attend the funeral on
Tuesday. the 2i'h inst. al her late residence No. 81
rn,e iIn a, The Convenience Of family.
coOPER-on Friday. February OF heart failure Mar
Friend. are invited the funeral services the
5 ir ST. Moa laa tie aii1 inst a, 1913 a. NJ
Numbers Of the unen Lsaeue Sge de,ifins - @enf the
den y. J.. on Friday. February q, ls'1 Mrs Mary l.,
Interincut at Farrnnston Conn
Is nasa ana daash Of Dr John Il M S
ison-ave and 3Jtl-st.. Wednesday morning February
vii friends kindly omit flowers
& Asao GSaay q II, i'G S' Judge
Funeral aaS services at the church Of Incarnation
and 35thst. Tuesday. February %. at half
ln tsrr at Rhinebcck. y. Y.
M. sGsay f 5rSa. o. at tho Cancer
Funeral services 20. Tyesa@y , ~ m al Mo1nssde bap
Interrnen, a Trinity Cemetery.
HERRIcK-on Saturday afternoon. February %. 1895
Funeral services vii he held Stephens Church
46h-sa between Fifth and Sixth AYES. Tuesday
morning the 18th instant at 1880 O'Clock
Interinent private.
y. J.. Mary Kellosg. w!dog u James X hichcock
O'clock
Intermcnt at Uticn, y.
JENKINs-on Saturday. February o. Charles Jenkins
the sid year Of his age ~ a.
BROOKLYN. on Monday. February -. a. o'clock.
JoIINsoN-At bermuda Yhurslay February 20. cuth-
bert slocum johnson. Of the late William NJ John
KEARNY-on Saturday evening February % 1896. Incy.
H he n T. Eis al and I,i" u WIS Meay anu "DS"
FgneT at the pom@ pn T Fearv % M II e Hna
LADENfsURG-At sea. on voyage Nassau.
Main ''' '''''''
IAMroET-on February n. AdelIne Reed Iamport, wife
Of Hiram H. IArnpor and daughter OF the late Lewis
Funeral residence. Beresford
West s2d-ai and shave. Monday. February "a. at
7sd-st Laura A. May. wife Of Charles NJ May in the
Goth year Of her
Funeral private.
Wheeler wife Of the Warren Newton. Q. Norwich,
North ston.agton Conn.
Funeral and nterrnent at Norwich y. Y
RENsHAW-At Troy. y. Y. Lucy Jennings wife OF Al
fred II, Renshaw, and daughter OF the late Commodore
Cicero rrSs on sunday morning February s,,.r -
at o'clock ''''''
sMITIn Hudson \ " February r. 1919 at the rest,
Lyle widow OF Simeon p. Smith.
VAN PEl.T-At New Brunswick n. j.. February -.
| 1896 Reuben q. Van Pet Il his d3d year.
Funeral from his late residence No y. % ,o AT"
O'Clock y. IN.
Friends and relatives as well Feueronch i-'tsc
No ooa3 X Of k the 10Th Veteran x. L. NeIein' nc
X L. Verein. German har1tone ar ,t,h.
notified that our beloved father ana
Carl Payrieltner February 22 The funetai WI
place on Monday 24th inst. at D. M. az the
No lOl st!s His wife Dorcte fayrieithrr, chhuiel
son -n-law daughter n-law and grandchildren su''''e
him.
Kane Lodge. No. 43A r. and A. M-b s ,s,, are
requested attend the funeral serVces " W ~ =,
at .. to-day. . ,,,.. t,a,-v w pa,ov,r cec,
Geo Whitfield tr. Master Henry '" reho'a See''
WOODLAND CEMETERY.
Office 20 L. 23d-st.
weodlavn Station cath Ward Harlem RailrVaA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-24
PHILIP J. 4. HlRpER 40 BETTER

There was lt.le change Yesterday IN the con1-
ton Of Philip J. 4. Harper, retired member u ne
firm Of Harper & Brotrers. who IS III AT his nome
in Hampstead. Long Island. 4 Tribune reporter
learned in the afternoon that Mr. Harper was
bright and cheerful. The report that ljr. LOUIS
Ianehart and Mr. Harper's son. James. are I'm con-
slant attendance IS untrue II was said that James
Harper who lives at No l27 East Twcnty-e!gAih-
st.; visits his father about twice a week
Philip J. 4. Harper IS a son % James Harper, the
founder Of the firm. lie is seveniy-two years ola,
ard since he retired from the firm, about SIX years
AGO he has lived d quiet h.e AT Hampstead. lie
has taken great interest In improving the condl-
lion of the poor in the vicinity OF his home
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-24
DR.. DAVID l.. DAGGETT.

New-Haven. Conn. Feb. 23.-Dr. David l.. Dag
gett aged seventy-hve, died at his home here this
afternoon, Of pneumonia, after three days Ill
He graduated at Yale in 1899 and at the Yale
Medical School in 1913 His father, Leonard a.
Daggett. was a prominent New-Haven merchant
Mr.. Daggett had been president Of the New-Haven
Medical Society, president OF the New-fIaven
County Medical Society ard a member OF the Con-
necticut Medical Society since ls43. His wife died
many years ago She was a daughter OF DR.. Wilbur
Gibbons OF Wilmington Del He leaves three sons
DR. w. @. Daggett. Leonard II. Daggett and David
D1ggett ali OF this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-24
EDITORIAL COMMENT.
THE CAUSE or ARBITRATION.
The .,tfio1el-Aiia Press


From The PHILADELPHIA Press.
Peace and arbitration e'oquen,ly upheii
Yesterday in the meetings nfting,v he'd IN the
birthplace Of the only nation which In all history
has stood ready TO enforce arbitration In boundary
d,.,flte whose lust decision could not add acre
to its territory, widen It's fath or Increase hs
commerce. The cause Of arbitration mas MADE more
rapid progress since it became Gear that great
nation was ready to fight for II than II ever mas
b. fore and Il Is TO be hoped that Yesterdays aisp
rnents and appeals viii have their erect IN EnEland
where arbitration is fatty and arroS3hty refused
THE REPUBLICAN PARTY's ANNIVERSARY
From The Springfield Evening Union.
Is II surprising that the Republican party. with
snch a record behind H. should look forward hope
fully TO a glorious and undy.ng inture coiH1eh
that n Is but In the Youth OF It's usefulness ana
nroaneritvo So while we celebrate the memory OF
washington the founder OF he Nation, Jet US not
forget to honor the party when mas nonc 70 niuS"
TO perpetuate and magnify the work begun by MN
SALVATION ARMY DISCIPLINE
From The Baltimore Herald
No one has questioned the ALSO ne deNonon 10
the cause Of the head Of the ATM. Ut me SAM
time II must be said that he exercises dtgrtt Oh
authority Incompatible with rcpuDhcanisnl lie en-
nends large sums OF money contributed from many
sources without being compelled 10 accouI, lot ~;
his SWAY IL complete and. as shown by the recall
OF Ballington Booth. aufocratlc
CUBAN BELLIGERENCY
From The Washington stan.
1,he recognition Of the be.ligerent rights OF inc
Chans does not necessarily mean any recosH.on
~ the Independence OF their government. eitne,
In the future; sd sii fpe cmtans II spain
docs NOT like such q stand as that suSfescu ou ue
nsrf OF the United States that fact snouiu no HIN
anv difference. Nations. ike indviduas mus n ts
,srt OF others; whether that action be pleas~' o'
distatseful u tuconeequentiA"