davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-28
sra Wcrafcr.

Get beopnper allereoe at tegne fa til Baar
oppe / Gieipbpsoeu MI; ntOs | gutierne bar
Snecn for itsrite 3slen fieruet iis; tbi Wios
ooasipltn blir M noiiua iltm for Snefons
ucrne cm Saasne, er BET list til.
Z Miotcn at februar boooe nj peoodrenoe
Sneiolo % Storm, ida man baoce oaniieltst
ior at tpmmc eaarpimtleln, oG oerpao ili9t
Rt0n, at ir,od 9Gite fom iOm tore GlOs IS
rsuoc mco ia itore 9smasicr. 9aa en- @aaro
/ Rrrheocn al os iom Ell @rt mco Zig Sss
oQ Snemengoe, at Den fDtote @oarosplaoitn,
% Ssmosisrre taarutoc is beft op til eoitss
pinouet poa Stuer, ior itaar ct tibet Stpfte
fra @uttcn; Here Steoer brnote no9,t ligs
uenot. Set BAR iunpiOt SOoers iunoc bolOe
I'm Rutt; cutelte blco Oaiuo bstpoeliet f%oriins
fsOe. st fort 8ooe bar bet oog, at ri nj
Re0n; til bet nar notiaa ileult for @ano
lomme Stcoer.
"Mcratcr Drug %btqouotc / Mibtsn az
Marts .Mdauso Ssmmcrbugit sitooer"9rcnbs
marterne.@ Ssmmtret tiprts oo reooner iii
Scrnbauelinisu, boor bet opluites pon 9oaue
% tommcr pr. Sog til Wlcraftr Citation: Der
fra moa BET ieicn tigres reooorr iii 1a6rifen
% ~tilrirics Der iom 9up eler 5rrmasie.
fltrt Mcrntertarer bar fsr | 9irtcr nGrct |
Spcrige paa 0uait og Risriua, men III er
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-28
Enrprrnrtt Ankrl.

"a'.Io tan i~orprioes ilen,t peb 5alo. 5eiltriu, ueo Sop
y pa an0en Ulaabe. Man MAJ itrar tage Ell ioaoon 6or'
~s|os uno'r 9ebaubIins, tbi, %uoiatter man oernteo, tan
lo %'anapari9 eioelie % Seiuar oeraf. vt meolc'nlt
'~W ~Nocboloer oerom 5~pleenoe:
>' ~oHOeraleS at enibe gnfeleu, j crltningen 9anite let
N3oeIe og l%tartcre; man snioer Snoen iGrit ino nteo
-~'I Nll Tor at forbinbre, at ben ial blipe iaar. el
\ WV o'iQin0 maa i~notageS meo 6ooeu uo'tratt Tor al bus
y. O1R torlmer lllaue, iuotil Smerten er forbt. Nan
~,03 oertor oaiaa lasee ct @ormtpanoS'S mila9 az
W paaantelen inareit muligt. 90 aipre bette 2 @an9e ON
Da " 6ooen er iriit. Slit bet parne Cmila9 bpert Ste
n. 09 0olo paa 40 Minuter. Sat oernGll 5ooen I
N0'' eIer unber en- foIb Yauoiraale, 90 snio ben la'I'
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-28

ti9hs at fna SlouerbD pelbier0et o. 6us euer Stat ia bur.
t9t TOM mulist, siterot Oct er laaet ueo; lal oct ligee Ell
9io uoiat Tor Re9n. euer Solitiu oe 2Drudr iaa lanae, at
bet bliper aloeles for tort, oo faloer oe tcrrebe Blade %
Smoatiltc, ion ~inoeboloer met NGriug, al, 90 bet beohe bs
Der tilbage paa Gugen
pit moa pGre paa rtoe 0aano, naar Sloper ial iuobes
ties; Woweren maa pGre iuio StanO, Riper, Tedderen, OF
alt lnOst, iom trGunes for al ioa laBt bet 9oot op for BIN:
tcrbrua, Dor pare paa lit Steo 90 / 600 Stoub. Wiau maa
life ipilbe nooen 2iO neNem Moping o9 Snbt0rius.
9inor ben nebmeeoe SlDper er bleueu Fri for ben pore
1l0tgbeo, tager itrar Curing in 8egpnoelie. Gr bet pisnet
tilirGtteligt rates bet iGmmen / LANCE Haoer (windrowsl og
Iiager iaaleoes Ell fort 2io; berpua iGties bet op imua Saa.
ter Tor fuloitrnoig at cures, % itaar ioaieoeS en- 9tat ouer.
Gr 9eiret tort % parrut, er be. ruoertioeu muli8t at tjsre bet
ino ON Gftermioba9en. Dagger eiter al bet er meiet neo; men
BET ian ogiaa bltpc rgopenoigt at pente til nrte Gitermiooag.
Selit bgr SlDuerbo la9geS inc 2aoe, tbi at iGtte bet Stat,
iaa pet pil bolOe i0, er u~auiteli9ere eno no 2imotbp eucr
Red Top.
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-28
ESQ

gen tr be isrit ct Ssnicbus oe poo 6Dniene, rnaa Der
10y hare8 glioler mob bent, tbi DC aafrer baaoe De ltore
!" lnaa Ell %ulioelis Ilaee, iaa DC pantripes. A'on Tan
~ Sooen an %'aalebes; 6Sniebuiets IGa9e 90 3aa bp'o'
.T' @u'oet gicres orbentlig rent, og bette liant ole oprat'
4"7teIteS meb Seroiine eIer meo en- ipag Oplpsnit9 al
]V0"e acid eler copperas. ) Reoerne er oct eoot at ah'
|e %cH0ofIiier at rob Geoer eaer Spoplblcmme, Tu9tet
snofue.
V1t Stiolblus paa Srnieres Ben, iaa Sjalene trut'
: w. o. Yeneus bliper tptte, itps9e 90 nieune, ga lefter
}Qrene Seuene 90 baloer Seroiine al en- nm SonoethI
: :" noell 0lieiprsite iaaleoes, at Olien tran9er mo ms
""Foe 5tiHl, meb bpilfe 9enene ba ct bela9t.
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-28

U9e Gqenitdbtr eTi0 tan D1re, er SeH az
en- ptin6ers Tattsr og AZ en- prins,
ION bar Ct trsoo6btlt RaiusmHrfe pud
i'm pdnos "a fsrts ct iaaoout Gic, at
fan unosr Yapoltou ben trsoiss Regi,s
ring dlorie III eOp til at iette fin SOB
inetnior polatiets Tgrs.
Sertil tcnmsr. at Spsrsmn1ltt ON,
bDorpiot prins Stron,5 2Sgteitab mto
TiT5 GliI16etf pat'srior pdr Iocltgt
s1er d, aiorig q braat paa os rene.
timber Hnpcleon ben treble Dar Der |
3uileritrns NANCE %fremrd9snbs psrfos
rer. oeribIauot atii,rinOe Gugenis islo,
ION anbent ,rttGreoe fla til 0unft for
WliIs Gliiabstb YatterioH. naar FUN
poaitoo, at BUN bar prtns J.romes
lCrIigc 6uItru. 5cr bet ferftt blsD
2SgteFa6tt ItiIttt I Cerensttmmtti,
msb 2obene | BET 9anb, tpor bet tnogit'
les. CO oernrIt por 2ucier og life Rapos
leon 6uiets Rloits, ION bdOos Ret til at
iduttioners slsr iatts fig imoo 5orbins
oclieu. Ten irariis 2cD. lem forbpoer
qrinier at reajcrtnot 6uie at aifts ia
uosn Suptrqnens Sdmtptte, bl,p fsrit
til. ba prirs 5sromt 5oooe agtet UtiI5
Qatteriou. oq ben bl,o uotrpttelig giosu,
for at osres 5orbinoeIls tunoe blirs FGs
bet.
De- IranTte 0omItole liable bette |
Wirbe. ba Be / 1853 inorsmmsoe SEE
rome8 am~eritasfsbt, Gen Ret til at
bare Raon,t 9onapdrtt. Oct bar fsrit,
pa osnne 6srre p1r upolitiF nct til, oa
Subsren bar osb, at iremtomme msb
arao paa bans papirer % GHettsr ION
ben Gloite en- % 4ruing, at en- frislis
Tomitoi, giDenoe efter for 2rpttet al
aeiiersn, inn osnqang bar intensified
i at 'tad pua en- COB Too meo i'm 6ets
ter Blons 9(on (Ssn at Prins Seroms |
bans dnost 2Gqteitab meo grinlssie
Caroline al Wurt,mberg), ubitebte q
8eIret, ION dfpiite Qmeritansrens ardD.
iorDi bans mootrs 2GgteItab Of 5ran's
rigs SuperGn oor ertlGret FOR ugDloigt.
Zen fete 6iitorie rii,r, at ben dmeris
tanite Gftertommer at Qrtns Serene
bar langt lterre 3st ero Roldnb til at
TONNE / Spibisn for 6ulet gon1purte.
Of b~onapdrtiite Yriniesler er Der
mango, % be er dae gifte eQer Gnter,
meo llnbtaaelIe at Rup0leon Gbarlss's
0dtter, prinissis Gusenis. prins Bic
tors Seiier, 2etitid 9ouupdrtc, sr Gnts
eft,r aong llmbertos 9rpr, ben nfosoe
Sertug al QoIta. Gun bar en- lioen
Ssn; men ban er prins at bet fanoniit.
6us og Wieolem al BET regjerenoe Sons
sebus / 5tcIien. Gr gnaparte ,r ban
lite. prinissis Charlotte gonapdrte,
Se'ter at prins RappIscn Gburles,
petebe 8reo Deter Yrimoli og bar to
Sgnnsr; men ftjent beres aufgtstrGt
minber ON Moosrsns 5dmilie, tan be
life | nogsn getponing tuloes gonapdra
ter sllsr fpine nDssn Role, rodr bet
qieloer at ppretbplbe Raonst.
Sort fagt, bpis lite sntsn prins9ietor
slsr grins 2ortis gouaparte glitter iig
~ bpiltet be, Tom tisnoer benz. anisr for
beiIt uianoipnlig - oil Gniporet for
9onapdrtssR apuets 5crplantelie pdas
bpile 6uiets dmeritanIte 0rsn. Roldnb
fables fun at Sefisfeb prius 9onas
pdrte.
Man minoss bet gamls Orb: "Sdas
leoes forgdar @erbens 6erliebeo!" nda
man fer, at gonopurte 5amilten en- d.
ben nar, udgtet ben fsrits Ndpoleou bar
Iad Gngitelig for at boloe bet ilipe. Cg
uil bet life pQre en- Gtiebnsns S,roni.
ON Bat rsobes fra Undergoing reo IN
SmneIsn al bans um,ritanTts Sotgrs
inos, icm fan bar Iaa Gaaro og iIsm
imob,"
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-28

par tai Fne eilreer fra 6oIitiipet pea 5Ol.
gen, 0g 9oaens 0opsbp;riones gituiienoes /
m. tore Srst bIauo, gpaosus 1folt. !
bans 'trofs fer uotomu, 7iatiamliug bcfri.
otr ban SoIatn ~isIgsuot Siat:
"eius Sp8o, t efostn eicmt
% ntelcm bcie Gitlos
ita9sr oil iaa inottlsut
| Srna, tuugiuOiq 90lrt.
ION bar Naturen lat ut Qrus
pna big | aIoor Jpn eeg
al 9noigbeO os gGloe.
ellie 9psO, en- e~Ommutotb
meo Sri paa Stos % astr
% @inIen oOsr Dig iom SLED
ou fan bog uGre lager
iaa fa9er, al en- ntppe pso
'aa flint og Iunt % freOiVlt 5teO,
iom Eict ilig btbcgsr.
oint g1go, je9 slfcr big,
ou er ioa Inn % batter.
3a, jog oil attn elite pig
neo Sto0 neo Glo og Batter.
Rel potte ou iblunot nit SAB,
men 9ioroe mig iaitn ioa olao,
at lea for alt Dig %iutier."
vi gg8oen li99sr 4~inoelu,tet mcllem bsic
6ielOe" tunoe man pel Oisputcrs meo 7igs
tersn. Gen Ii9ger bcacr "oppoa bsie 6itlOt":
tbt Der er 10 iua bsit, ar Der life ooIser &orn,
% Saltn CT temmelig "flau."
SitsroBlernt
mua ctl fables Iibcrale 6olt. Get sr Noro'
manosflno / Dem, ioa bet %torlloar. Men De
nsicr fig life bare meo at opretbolos Oct raois
!ule genitres 4rosram; Hepresntanten fra
EiteroaIsn paa 5inset, Sr. Sb. DtDrpang, er
UaIst paa 2lrbciDernss qrOgram, og bare
Storelpcoalen bar man tire Irbeibsiorenins
ger.
llosn at prre p%ittiftite iore!ommer Eiers
bslerue mig at prrt ct megtt religisit 6olt,
SielOm fer man Der nogst al bore Gi8terea
Barter i go9bplcen.
Som en- 9tsael irOeboIOer gOnocus 9ogTat
gibelen, 2inotrots Yuitilc, 9ifop 2au9ea
9usanoust8bOg 90 nOgIs andre reIigipic
Striiter,
Mcn Bet sr rrlige, reOsli9. % osmotrattf'
iirotoc 1plf beropps, % ben fro @iobranoss
Oalen iaa betjsnots StunosiortitI er life iao
i~remtruoenoe her. 5oloen bar ct prrgti8'
~9ruis &anoa leoet al 0r. Ole airtcbat. Set
itaiicoe goo Wlufit peo mine 6rrsorug her,
SITE mao ieg glsulmt at omtale Dor tripe'
lige Bart her paa 5oletn, Sr. ganemtter q
aoltdo. Set er en- rBte Srsnoer al ben raz
Oitaleite 5ppe, % Gut sr bet, iom fan taI'
I'D al Stirgsst o8iaa.
Solgcrg alnttcr, 0r. GieIbsr8 Slunsaoro.
er ogiaa 3rsnocr % ljoeiua raoital. War
fan peute, at BET ol lpsnc op n,eaem Golt,
uaar bets irsmite Mrno er paosnet op I'll Se=
oiofbeom orr fine ianne "&alOsplistsr."
Set cr meeet 9 otitin bcroppe, Og Del
oigr 2ipct INIT; oerfcr cr 6olt muntre o1
glooe, iom BET ismmer fig 6ielOtts gsrH,
nisie @p9oer.
@lontmen banter lDItia oocr Eieto'tenen'
ueoooer mob be brsoe @pgoer, tar Gielo'
butte, glaer og fummrnoe Gloe / I'm Yarn
o0 potser zig tor % m9sti9 pau 6Grocn, til
ben oeo Treorit3bulo m~aieitGtif ruler M
Sapet ben er pgte norif / belle I'm Natur
% fig ben er osiuu De giGoc Etcrosler.
Clap 3ringen.
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-28
SGrerpph.

Gec Ieo Using Gables Semindro snTss
Ell uorf lutbsrt Qise, iom fan oocrtagc llns
oerpisuing / ielgsnoe foa: 2atin, Ybplies,
Qbgical @sograpbp, @otanp % Geography,
GnIpguiu0sr, IeOiGatot at gttcter, beoes inOs
Icnotc inaret mulist til 8. Allen, 2eo Wing,
Minn. 39b2.
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-28
Yortablc @icpcle Stano.

@ooe gaenter snltes iii at iGl8e Dor
Portable Bicycle Stand and Lock Com
bined, Der iioen Spil er ben beoite Spfus
belle for Gicneler Der HoseHiinoe err bleoer
bragt / Narfeoet. Zen er iabriferef al DC
beojte Mnteriaier, Der ian o%poripes; or
inlotuo uidelplcteret; oeier tnn - lln6er,
men CT iolio tonitrueret al ipnoige
5plt % ian life ipmme no al
Srocu. Zen er BERTH iGitet I'll 8icpclen %
gjor lin 9list pua mtnore end ire Sefnnoer
naariombeIt os bporiombelit. Gen er iaa
let at opsrere, al ct Barn tan baaaOtere ben;
tan iiaisemeo iGitss TT 9uilietlcmbelt IA.
ne. eaer 0errsbnl Zen iRobeiatter ugiao
gaas. @poe BiI,aar III ggentcr. liIltrip
The Brown Loe Mig. Co., Minneapolis,
Minnesota. Station b, for Girtulpreri
9risliite og @iliaar.
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-28

&c appelhnpro0utercnoe Sanoe.
9talien erportsrer Buert Qar $500
yliIioner agpeiFuer, Gpanien $4,000
M%laioner, 8ortnaat 80 Niaipus. 8a.
rasuap 60 Miliousr CO 5lOrtoa ct lis'
nenoe Nntnl.
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-28
AT inrr lin nf IilJuharb- rurr elephant
Etttllse.

9enne Slo9S Ylouteitilte bar Ell ltor llobreoelie ell
Susbolouins iom "Qie" 90 "SalceS", % Der ian tillige tila'
pes al Dem Ell iuno O9 peiimnsenoe Bin. Stiltene itirreS
oanIle tpnbe Stiuer, 90 til peI ) 4uuo oerai iettes 4 Charts
rent Reenpano; bette bGloes op en- rem Bale eler "3Ib",
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-28
On 1tfnpel Gatarrb. 0nr.

3ea bar behou0lei Hqtarrb bgHpeo fsmti Aar % be-
birfst lsre Rure emo Roqea Spectaiiif i9sriciHfHs o.
auunbet paa hsl aioer, off lea ira M al IeHee Hebaubs
Aassmtoterue e3 SareH. iom anot5et ! min 3rdLts,
trfl % ~iranferet til eHhter 21ier beraf, Tom licr AZ
oenRe uRmmeligs. fariige % mbobpeeiige. Spsoom.
moi. Eapssats. 10 gssf 32no Ct, g,E gorf.
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-28

2psnen Ear ingeu Sumoittiabeo.
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-28

ariiiteren: 1Siurtsu / Serss ipi,e Homan
sr alotlts uomGrtst ,egn.t. Suog bar g bans
Raraitsriitif ira?'
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-05-06
AGUIRRE DEAD.
General Gomez in Bad Health
-Filibusters Fired On.
[By Gable to the Associated Pressl

by Gable to the Associated Pressl
HAVANA, May 6, 1S97.-The Spanish
cruiser Maria Cristina has captured, at
the mouth of the Mosquito River, four
lighters of American construction. They
mad apparently been used in the landing
OF filibursting expedition. The troops
ashore captured sixty-three boxes of
cartridges belonging to the filibusters.
The escort of railroad train running
between Tunas and Sancti Spiritus,
Province of Santa Clara, on Monday last
discovered another dynamite bomb on the
rams. with electric wires connected with
TO 1t. This opportune discovery saved a
passenger train from most serious dis
aster.
Confirmation has been received in Off
clal circles of the death \ of Charles
Agulrre, the insurgent leader. He was
Killed IN recent engagement with the
round upon his person show, among other
thlngs, that General Maxine Gomez is in
bad health.
Inc Spanish gunboat Satellite, at Cancy,
near Tunas, saw a suspicious locking
steamer making signals. The gunboat
hred fifteen shots at the steamer which
eventually disappeared. Later the Sa-
tehte returned and reconnoitered the
coast IN the vicinity of Guasinas, Paso
Banao and the harbor of Palo Alto.
Whlle SO doing the gunboat sighted a
detacnment of insurgent cavalry, evident
ly awaiting the landing of filibustering
expedition Fifteen Shells were fired at
the lnsurgent force, which was thereby
dispersed
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-05-06
Millions i'm Pafntines

The celebrated Hertford- Wallace COL
lection of pictures bequeathed to the
British nation by Lady Wallace is esti-
mated to be worth $7,5O0,OOO Her
magnanimity, says the Boston Tran
script is all the more noteworthy be-
cause she was struck off the Queens
visiting list many years ago.
Sir Richard Wallace died on July 90
1881, leaving behind him the most ia
nous art collection of any Eng,ishma1,.
Ihe whole of Sir Richards great wealth
ana the peerless collection of pictures
(Which includes nineteen examples of
Melsson1er and fifteen of Greuze] were
given 10 his wife for her own free dis
position. Prior to his death however
ne expressed his wishes to his wife that
after her death his superb collection of
works of art should go to England 5
national gallery, and that his wish in
this respect should be carried out she
arranged several years ago.
The magnificent Hertford collection
comprised, when it passed into Sir Rich
ard Wallace's hands, a splendid assert
ment of paintings, pocelains. bronzes
decorative furniture, jewelry ana other
works of art. His own purchases d5,r.
ing the past thirty years included MANY
OF the choicest examples of old Japanese
art, which he was one of the first to
bring to the attention of European con-
nolsseurs; of the masters of the italian
Renaissance, notably the productions in
silver of Benvenuto Celiui and his i'm
mediate followers, and Of modern French
painters.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-05-06
Her JournaIissic Experience.

She was a young lady of dignity and a
fine sense of her own Importance and she
was one of the daring women who have
plunged into the wilds of Journalism. She
had recently been appointed to a place
and her province was to handle all mat
ters in the sporting field that might in
terest women. and to make herself gen
orally useful in handling indoor ball. cy-
cling and talking to visitors. She was
writing display story of great import
aAce-to her-the other night and when
the big, rough, bronzed baseball player
came in she eyed him in a manner calcu-
lated to overawe him and mash him like
plateful of new. potatoes. He dropped
into chair and began to tell her about
the team he represented and she noted
down the fine points of whatever he told
her with an air of hauteur and towering
condescension. The ball player ought
to have been completely overawed. He
was respectful enough and when the in
terview was ended she thought he, at
least, recognized. her value and standing
in the world even if the city editor failed
to 90 SO. The ball player arose to go
and the young lady looked at him in that
sir. am very busy; don't bother me anv
longer and be duly thankful that you are
permitted to see me-" He buttoned his
coat. Then he laid one large. red hand
upon her arm. Say, young lady.' he
growled, you put that in and be real
good and some day I'll take you down
and show you where the cars come in.',
And he had gone and the lady sporting
writer sat gasping in her seat till they
filled a spaste pot with water and revived
her.-ChicagO Tribune.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-05-06
CONSTANTINE In RETREAT.

[By Cable to the Associated Press.l
ATHENS, May s, 1S97.-A despatch from
the front announces that Prince Con-
stantine's army retired, yesterday even
ing, in perfect order, upon Domokos,
about thirteen miles, South of Pharsalos,
where the Greeks will await the attack
of the Turks
General Smolenski remains at Velestino
in order to protect Volo.
Pharsalos has been abandoned and tele-
graphic communication with that place
has been cut off.
1t is aathoritatively announced that the
powers nave intervened and proposed
mediation.
P. M.-General Smolenski's brigade of
Greek troops is also about to retrerat
from Velestino. Snlolenski will fall back
on Volo and will try to hold that place
with the protection of the Greek fleet;
or he may retreat on Almyro (Halmyros).
with the view of possibly effecting a
junction later with the bulk of the Greek
Army.
The report that the powers are inter-
venlng is confirmed. The Ministers of
Great Britain France, Russia and Italy
nave been Instructed to propose media
ton between Greece and Turkey and sim
liar instructions to the German and Aus
TRAN Ministers are expected every mo-
ment. t
A despatch from the Island of Corigo
says that 5000 Cretans are ready to land
in Greece, for active service against the
Turks, and ask for means of transporta-
tion
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-05-06
VITAsOoPE PATENTS.

NEW YORK, May g. 1Ss7.-In connec-
tion with the proposed exhibition of the
prize-fight pictures, interest has been ex-
cited over a contest going on as to the
ownership of the Vitascope or Phanto-
scope patents. An application for a
broad patent" is now pending and it is
expected will soon be granted. When
this patent is issued it's owners will
probably have a valuable monopoly as,
it is claimed, all other photographic pro-
jecting machines will be infringements.
Messrs. Rafi and Cannon, owners of the
Vitascope Company, and the Columbia
ihonograph Company both claim owner
ship of this patent
II IS expected the result of the contest
VIII De that the monopoly will be shared
between Raft and Cannon and the Col
umbia Phonograph Company The COL
umoda 16sa Phonograph Company entered upon
a legal hight TO determine their claim to
the patent but is now inclined not to
iurther contest, and expects under the
proad patent to share the field with
Raft and Cannon
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-05-06

DIED.

BERG.-On Tuesday, May 4, 1897. Marie
Charlotte, widow of the late Paul
Berg.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend the funeral on Friday, May Z, at 9
A. NJ from the late residence. No. 15S
Monticello avenue, thence to ST. Boniface
Church, on First street, where a solemn
high mass will be offered for the happv
repose of her soul.
CURTTS.-On Tuesday, May A, 1897. Ida
May Curtis, aged IS years.
Relatives and friends are invited to at-
tend the funeral from Willing Workers
Mission, Broadway and Giles avenue Fri
day, May 7, at O'Clock.
JARDINE.-On Wednesday, May 5. 1897
Harriet s. Jardine in her S6th year.
Funeral from the residence of her son.
Albert J. Jardine, No. S4 Sip avenue,
Friday, May Z, at P. NJ.
ANDERSON-In this city, Monday. May
B.. 1887, Mary Anderson, beloved wife
of Duncan Anderson,
Relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from her late residence, s Astor place. on
saaa Services aa 4 caahedrai aahes IN NJ Albany n
O'clock. - -uas . a. S''o
o'BRIEN-Month's mind mass of requiem
for the late A. ]. O'Brien. at st. Pc
at eight A. M. :
ODELL-Suddenly. on Wednesday. Nav S.
1891, at his residence, 5S3 Communipaw
ayenue. William Teller Odell, in his
I'D year.
Notice of funeral hereafter
PEEK-Suddenly, on Wednesday, Nav
s, 1897, Allan, son of Marion and Eben
Funeral services Friday, May Z, at /
o'clock, No "A Randolph avenue.
SUI.GER-In this city, ON Thursday, Nav
s, 1897, Frederick Sulger, aged il
years.
Relatives and friends, also members of
the Jersey City Grocers' Association. and
Jersey City Council. No. 66. A. L. of H.
are invited to attend the funeral services
at his late residence, No. 476 Grove street.
on Sunday afternoon, at o'clock.
THOMPSON-On Thursday, May 6. 1897.
Jennie =, beloved daughter of the
late John and Bridget Thompson, in
the 18th year of her age.
Relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from the residence of her sister. Mrs.
James Brady. Mo- 56S Jersey avenue. on
sunday, May 3, at 2 o'clock P. NJ.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-05-06
NEW CHURCH OFFICERS.

The annual meeting of the First Uni
versalist Church, at Ivy place and Sum
init avenue, was held last night. and
these officers were elected Trustees. A
]. Newbury, Thomas Williams and Frank
Reed; Delegates to the State Universalist
Convention, at Hamilton in September.
Mrs. Charles Vail, Miss Jennie Doggett
and Miss Lillian Finger
At the annual meeting of the Sunday
school, which was also neld last night.
officers were elected as follows:The Rev.
c. H. Vail, Superintendent; John Leecb.
Assistant Superintendent; J. Bedford
Gregory, Secretary; Miss Ada Cook
Assistant Secretary; Miss Hannah
Birmingham, Treasurer; David Hilton
Librarian; Joseph Drayton, Assistant
Librarian. The receipts for the wear
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-05-06

ceeded to fix up a slate. Tomorrow will
be an eventful day for Republicans. Not
a man is to be allowed to remain. From
top to bottom, there is to be a clean
sweep.
1t has been definitely decided that
William Tolson is to succeed Ira w.
Startup as assistant clerk of the Board.
Mr.. Tolson was Mr.. Bouton's assistant
when the Board was Democratic before.
Frank Woodcock, the veteran Permit
Clerk, is to be retained There were sew
eral candidates for his place, but the
Commissioners decided not to decapitate
him.
Robert Coar, the Water Purveyor, who
for many years has held that office and
performed it's duties in a satisfactory
manner, is to be reappointed
Winthrop W. Ruggles, Chief Engineer,
is not to be disturbed. Five men were
looking for his scalp. but the Chief is too
valuable man to let go.
Charles A. Van Keuren, the city sur
veyor, is to be retained. Like Chief
Ruggles he is too valuable to dismiss.
Many of the old city employees who are
Democrats and who have not been dis
turbed by change of administration will
not be disturbed now In some depart
ments the forces are to be reduced. 1t is
the intention of the Commissioners, if
such thing is possible, to put the Water
Department on a self sustaining basis.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-05-06
wOODLAWN DEMOCRATS.

The Woodlawn Democratic Club, held a
stag Monday evening, at their head
quarters, Muller's New York Bay House.
Ocean and Wilkinson avenues. 1t was
attended by many prominent in Demo-
cratic politics in the adjoining wards as
well as the Seventh Ward. An enjoyable
time was had. The club is in pros
porous condition, both as TO membership
and finance. The club made itself heard
from at the late election. A well attended
meeting was held last night.
Mr. Joseph P. Murray, defeated candi-
date for Freeholder at the last fall cleo
ton, and Mr.. James Mccarthy, for years
an active worker in the party ranks, are
Jealous workers for the clubs and party
interests. Mr.. Murray is President; Mr..
Geo. Barry, Secretary. The action of the
Street and Water Board in reorganizing
the working force of the Department was
applauded.
The next meeting will be held May L.