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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-09-10
Home Missionary r1eeting.-A meet


ing under the auspices of the W. Fl. M. u.
of Vermont, Tor the counties of Orleans,
Essex, Caledonia and the eastern towns
OF Orange, will be held with the auxiliary
at Lyndonvillle, Sept. "a. Mrs Van
Patten, president, and Mrs. Paine, secre-
tary of the Vermont Union, are expected
to be present and to speak of the home.
land work which is committed to the
women OF Vermont. Miss Dox of the
Congregational Education society will
speak OF the work Of that society and OF
her experience as teacher among the
Mormons. All ladies are cordially
invited to attend this meeting, whether
members of auxiliaries to the w. H. M. U.
or not. Further details will be given
next week.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-09-10
RECENT DEATHS.
Clark,

Mrs. Ann Moore, wife of John Clark,
died in East Albany at the home of her
nephew OH Sept. s. Mrs. Clark was
born in Plain6eld, N. H., Nov. 3, 1921,
and was married to John Clark Oct. 20,
1912, in Plainfeld. For the. next four
wears they lived in Danvlle, coming to
st. Tohnsbury in 1916. Her home in the
early days was in Fairbanks village, but
the greater part of her life was spent at
their Summer street home opposite the
Union schools. Three years ago Mr..
and Mrs. Clark moved to East Albany
to live with her nephew, Enoch Rowell.
She has been great sufferer for several
months and death came as blessed
release.
Mrs. Clark united with the North
church in 1851, bringing a letter from
the Baptist church in Danvlle. She had
endeared herself to many people, young
and old, by her kind motherly interest.
She was especially fond of young people,
almost always having some in her home.
She leaves husband to mourn her loss
Brief funeral services were held at East
Albany on Monday, and the remains
were brought to St. Johnsbury where
the funeral was held Tuesday at the resi-
dence OF c. a. Stanley. Rev. "A. H. Heath
conducted the service, and hymns were
sung by the Mahogany Quartette. The
interment was in the family lot at North
Danville.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-09-10
Coming Attractions. Manager Cha1

Coming Attractions. Manager Chap
man Of the Stanley Opera House has
booked some fine attractions fot the fall
season.
The Daisy Bell Comedy Co. will be
here every night of the fair with varied
and interesting programme. The opera
of Little Trixy will be given on Sept. %
and "a. The San Francisco Minstrels
are booked for Sept. % and the Italian
Juvenile Band are coming the last of the
month,
The October attractions include Damon
and Pythias Oct. 6; the Davis Family
Oct Is and 16; Halls Ideal Minstrels
Oct. 10; Back among the Old Folks Oct.
%; O'Hooligan's Wedding Oct. 25; the
Pay Train Oct 27.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-09-10
Church News.-Rev. G. c. Waterman

Church NewS.-Rev. 6. {. Waterman
will be absent rom home next Sunday to
attend the Vermont yearly meeting OF
Free Baptist churches, at Enosburgh
Falls. There will be no services at the
Free Baptist church except the Christian
Endeavor meeting at o'clock.
Rev. H. NJ. Douglas will preach at the
Railroad street Baptist church Sunday
morning. Bible reading in the evening.
Rev. DR.. M. A. Potter of Athol, Mass,
breaches at the Advent church next Sun
day.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-09-10

weeks brought 20 replies from three diff
ferent states and from Canada. The
party thought he would put an adver-
tisement in this paper and he found out
what so many are finding out every
week, that it pays to advertise in the st.
Johnsbury CALIFORNIAN.
The Neapolitan Band, which was so
favorabIy received at Peacham at the
recent centennial, will appear at the
Howe Opera House next Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings. Signor Lgnante
will conduct the band, and they give a
concert so varied and attractive that it
cannot fail to please. 1t will be one OF
the most pleasing entertainments OF the
season, and the price of tickets is 25, 35
and so cents. The band all appear in
Italian costume and give both vocal and
instrumental selections.
The patrons OF the Kellogg platino-
graph studio will be pleased to hear that
the services of w. H. Pease OF Hartford,
Conn, have been secured. In the capac,
ity of printer Mr.. Pease in his II years
of experience in r. S. De Lamatee & Sons
studio has acquired thorough knowl'
edge of this department second to none
and with Mr.. Kellogg as operator st
Johnsbury may look tor 6rst.class work
in every respect. Mr.. Pease ispersonally
interested in the business and has come
among us to stay. We wish him success
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-09-10
New Dry Goods Store.-An attrac

New Dry Goods StOre.-An attrac-
tive advertisement elsewhere announces
the opening of James Ritchies new dry
goods store in the Citizens bank building
tomorrow afternoon. Since the store
was vacated by Wilson & King it has
been decorated over, electric lights have
been added, and with the new shelving,
etc., it makes one of the most attractive
stores in town. Mr.. Ritchie's long con-
necton with the Fairbanks dry goods
store, Is years its manager, assures for
the ladies OF st. Johnsbury and vicinity
the most careful attention to their
wants. The large stock OF dress goods
and all the other articles were bought by
Mr.. Richie in the Boston and New York
markets at low price, and customers
will get the benefit of the purchases. Mr.
Richie has grown up in the dry goods
business and we bespeak for him a sue
cesslu career in his new store.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-09-10
Violation of rlunlcipal Laws.

Editor CALEDoNIAN:-As one who has
at heart all hat can make Tor the good
name OF our village and who takes just
pride in its reputation as model New
England town allow me please these few
lines. Nature and art have indeed been
our close allies in securing this enviable
record, but are we doing all we ought to
justify it? Having from personal obser-
walton noted the little regard in which
some of our municipal laws are held am
impressed to mention them. We have an
an ordinance torbidding horse racing
through the streets, also one denying to
riders of the bike" the sidewalk, and
for all such offences fine to be imposed.
1t is OF frequent occurrence that two
teams go through Summer street abreast
at forty clip, and any day one may note
on the same street bicycles to the danger
and discomfort of pedestrians. Does all
this come from ignorance concerning the
law or indifference Would not the inn
position of the fine prescribed in such
cases, whoever the offender might be,
prove salutary? Again there is great
lawlessness on the part of certain boys
who roam around at night stealing fruit
from the trees and from vines in the gar
dens. l would suggest TO the parents o
minor children that they should know o
their whereabouts after dark and to tht
police that they be on the lookout 70,
the classes OF offenders named.
ONE OF TIE SUFFERERS.
st. Johnsbury, VT, Sept. 8 1897.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-09-10
Lake Road Meeting. = The ann,

Lake Road Meeting. - The annual
meeting Of the ST. Johnsbury & Lake
Champlain railroad was held at the St.
Johnsbury House yesterday morning.
when these directors were elected:
c.. Page, Hyde Park; 5. c. Shurtleff
Montpelier; Charles H. Stevens, st.
Johnsbury; H. E. Folsom, Lyndonville; (;
George w. Hendee, Morrisville; Samuel
c. Lawrence, Medford, Mass. Henry X.
Reed, Boston; Lucius Tuttle, Boston |;
Charles E. A. Bartlett, Chelmsford Mass.
These are the same as last year with the
addition Of Mr. Tuttle. At the meeting
OF the directors these officers were chosen
President, c. E. A. Bartlett.
Secretary and Treasurer, George W.
Cree.
Ex. Com. S. c. Lawrence, Henry R.
Reed, c. E. A. Bartlett.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-09-10
The Public Schools. = The pub

The Public Schools. - The public
schools opened Mondf with an attend
ance fully up TO previous years. All the
teachers reported for duty and Supt.
Jones was on hand early getting familiar
with the details OF the work. The at
tendance at the Union schools is 396.
The membership of the other schools as
far as reported is as follows: Maple
street 80, Paddock Village 80, Fairbanks
Village 80, Summervlle about 1856, East
st. Johnsbury 80, st. Johnsbury Center
5O
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-09-10
WOman's CIub.-The monthly NEE,

WOman's Club The monthly meet
ing of the Woman's Club was held in
Pythian hall on Monday afternoon.
Miss Mabel Carpenter reported tor the
committee chosen to select a quotation
from which to choose motto for the
state federation and this from Ruskin
was selected, Government and cooper
alton are in all things and eternally the
laws of lite." Mrs. Helen d. Ross was
chosen director for the state federation
to succeed Miss Frances Bissell, resigned.
Mrs. Rebecca p Fairbanks and Mrs.
Mary E. Mackiunon were elected dele
gates to the coming meeting OF the state
federation at Brandon.
Tha literary part OF the programme
began with the months current events,
given by Mrs. Belle c. Stevens The
meeting was then placed in charge OF
the committee on history and travel
with Mrs. Ella s. rruax in the chair.
Mrs. Lucy Nj. Brooks opened with a
thoughtful historical sketch upon Maxi.
milan, Mexico's Austrian emperor. Mrs.
EdithR r. Braley followed with delight
iul description Of the Dolomite country,
l. J.. g.. d. HII N
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-09-10
NEW ADS. THIS WEEK.

Agents Wanted.
Brooch Pin Lost.
Housekeeper Wanted.
Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Fall Opening-H. II. Carr.
Klondike Gold Mine Stock.
Auction Sale-J. A. Moore.
st. Johnsbury Illustrated.
Clothing-Brooks-T Tyler Co.
Stoves-H. ]. Goodrich & Co.
Opening of Store-James Ritchie.
Facts-Barbour's Business College.
Fascinating Mystery-A r. Walker.
Builders upplies-Caldbeck 6, Son.
Pail Style Hats-Mrs. A. NJ. Stanton.
Warden's Scotch Liniment-B Bingham.
Insurance and Real Estate-Rickaby G. Co.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-09-10
Observatory Knob.

Editor CALEDoNIAN:-On account of
the extremely rainy season, the road to
the Knob has been in very poor condi-
tion this summer, but last week the
trustees kindly sent the road machine up
and put the road in 6rst-class shape, so
that wagons can easily go as far as the
horse shed now.
At two different tin es til S year have
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-09-10

wares the entrance fee is so cents for each
entry.
Charles p. Carpenter has been chosen
superintendent of Floral hall and a fine
lot OF entries are promised here.
The entries for the races give promise
of the fastest trotting ever seen here.
Bring the whole family to the Caledo-
MIA county fair.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-09-10
Sunday School Census. officer

of our state and county Sunday School
associations are making arrangements
to secure, if possible, a complete census
of the Sunday School attendance in every
town in this county. 1t is hoped that a
cordial response will be given to these
efforts and the proposed plans will be
carried out. meeting of pastors, su-
perintendents and friends of Sunday
School work will be held at the Y. M. c.
A. paror on Monday evening, Sept. 13,
at 7 80 O'Clock, to consider and provide
for the work in this village and vicinity.
Everybody interested isinvited to attend.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-09-10

The closing paper of the day was by
Arthur +. Stone, who described some
nights at the London literary clubs and
some curious sights on cross country
ride to Winchester.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-09-10
FRATERNITY MEETINGS.
Knights of Pythias.

Regular convention of Apollo Lodge No. 2
Tuesday, September Ii,
w. o. SHAW, c. C.
H. r FISHER, X. X. S.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-09-10
WEATHER RECORD.

At Binghum's Drug Store, for the week
euding September z. 1897.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-09-10

c. r. GIBBS, ..
Paddock Street st. Johnsbury, VT
Gut Flowers and Floral DesIgns
For sale at all seasons of the year on ms sn1r. ~,
notice. For immediate attention oroer w
telegraph, telephone or special delivery
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-14
Her1ttiThtes.
Der 5treiF Ser 6rubenleute.

Die gr0Bte Nerfdmm(ung BON Arbeiterz
fibrern, bic iemals in bieiem Ganbe nab
reno zines nationdlen Streits 5tattfuno,
tpurbe 5reitag Q6enb in Pittsburg abge6aIz
ten. 9ieIelbe bate ben 3Ded, ben @rubenz
leuten BEL Der grlangung bD6erer 9DAne beiz
5uite6en. NntpeIenb naren:
Samuel @ompers, prdfiosnt Der Nmeriz
can FEDERATION Of 2abor; go. .. &at@forb,
9tationalzPrdliben Der l1niteb Wline Worz
fers Of 4mericd; 90. so. @arlanb, PrGfiz
bent Der Nmalgamdteb Nhociution Of Srpn
uno Steel @orters; stephen Mdbben, Sez
fretdr Der Nlnalgamateo Mfociation; S. 90.
9ug6es, eriter &icesPrdIibent Der FEDERATION
Of Wtetal 3rubes; 90. S. @oanaban, Sea-
tipnalzS etretdr Der Sournenmen plumbers
@Iociation; DO. g. @arrid, 9rdiipent Ser
8rot9er6oob pf Yainters anb DECORATORS;
8. Ut. Sbomds, prGfiDent Der Nmalgumateb
.Nhpciation bon StraBenba6n=N nge Itelten;
patrid 9plun, 9iItrtctz9rditoent Der Uni
TED Mine '@orfers Of Mnerica, 1lno SO. Sc.
Warner, 0itrietzS efretdr Der limited Mine
Worfers.
Die Gonferen3 bauerte bon M6en6S
8 ubr big II l1br. Die GiBung tpar zine
ge6eime. Nu9 S6IuB berislben CAB oas
aug 9ompers, &athforo unb goundbun be-
Ite9enOe PreBcomite cine GrflGrung ub, in
tuel9er e bieB, 0dB Der Streit in Dem Weihz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-14

r@nItgn" Der 8unbesflotte 6arrD s. Smit
betannt gema9t. SRI. 9apes 1T eine fd0n
unb talentpolle iunge Dame. Smitb 1T 2eb
rer auf benz edulf9iff n@OnItelation".
Sunoesfeuator Harris a forben.
8unbesienator Sfbam g. 9arris BON Sen
reilee lit 0onneritag Ra4mittag ipenige Ut
nuten Dor 8 ubr in feiner Wobnung gu Wufh
ington geItorben. Der Senator mar in Del
lebten Sa9en I9pG9er unb I9tpd9er 9efopr
ben. 9ie groBe 5tbe bei9leuniete oDn
3peifel Ieinen Sob. 3ufpeilen erbolte er iid
Elm tpenig, fobaB feline Sdmilie boffte, BET
&ranten aus Der Stabt bringen gu f0nnen
allein bic 6offnung mar eipe triigerii9s
9onnerItag Morgen mod l6ien Der aranf
etfpas better gu iein, a6er es mar nur oor.
ii6er9e6enb. Sm 2aufe bes Na9mittug!
gtng es f6ueG bergab nit i9m uno tur5 Dol
5 l9r sntI6lief er Ianft.
Souftiec Gooesfdue.
6enrb 6eins, Der S9dbmei1ter bon 81
&al6 Gountp, SnO,, erIag am 0ienitag II
Mu6urn, Snb., beim 5riibitiid einem
9er5I9lage. @r 6interldBt, auBer Ieinel
Srau, mebrere SD6ne uno S09:cr. III
Or. s. 80. 9eins, elmer Der S0bne, BON her
pl0bli9en 8obe oes @atsrs b0rts, purbe el
bon einem &rampfanfaG %befa1en, ipel1er
fem 2eben gefd6rbete, BON benz er iiA jeOod
f9lieBli4 lungiam erbolte.
So6n geDnolos, felt 30 Subren 6eronsgsz
Der oes Obj 6eQop Salisman" unb elmer
Der betannteiten Obb 5ellops in Nnerifa
lit in indianapolis i'm Otter BON 70 Sa6rer
an 9er3Oerfettung geItor6en.
Ser gepeIene @eionOte in &uBluno
George g. %. 2ot6rop, lit Monta9 8ormit=
tag UNI 10 l16r in Detroit an Der Sort
1traBe geftpr6en. @r tpurbe bor d6t Sdgen
BON einem !0ibI9lage 9etroffen uno befant
fi4 ieitbem bic meiite 3eit i'm 3uitanOe Der
8epuBtloIigteit Gr 1atte einen ianften
Sob. On Ieinem Sterbebette itunbsn bic
@lieber ieiner 5amilie, Gopitdn 9enrp g.
unb Gnr1s 9. Qotbrop uno feline So9ter,
.Srau Wi1iam Prua, Satin bes Reo. 9r.
praq bon bier. Seine anoere So9ter, Srdu
8arontn 6eune, tpobnt in ct. petersburg.
&i6ter &c. Green Curtis, elmer Don @altz
f~orniens d~ltsiten unb uusge3ei4netiten Su=
rtiten, 1T in Sdcrumento gsitorben. 81
biente brei Serlnine i'm Stadtsfenat. Der
8eritorbene mar aus bz@arolina gebiirz
ttg unb II Sabre alt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-14
Die 8~rThtnftaInnr.

Die WD9entli6e 1eberfi9t pon q. s..
Dun e So. ii6er bic @efddftslage bringt
5olgenbes:
Der Streit Der @ei9foblengrdber fat
10000 nnb mebr Qeltte Der Nrbett e~nt3ogen
unb brobt Die 8orrdtbe BON 8rernmaterial
in naIl9en Qartieren 5u beidrdnfen, pbz
1ppbl Dir @etbirginiihsn UNI etli6e anbere
@rT6en, in benen bic 2eute Ii9 neigerten,
am @Streif t6eil3unebmen, %be6aupten, I'M
Stanbe 5u fein, ben Ditli9sn 8ebarf fir
etnige Monate gu beden. SIM @eIten tpirb
Der Streif burdaus ni9t ein6eitli1 oufre9t
er1alten, unb alem Mni9ein mad pirb er
ni9t knge arbauerr. 9h @eiBbledfdbriz
fen bd6en Die 2O6nfrd9e gef9li4tet unb iinb
pieber in 8etrieb. Sic 3eigen cine probut@
tion BON 100000 8iften jdbrGid NIT elmer
observation-disclosures bOn 6,25O,000 GiIten.
Die 8aumtpolenfabriten BADEN cine ftez
tiee urb 3une6menbe Nadfrage uao bic Quoz
tirungen BON Nttbbling l1planos um 1/16
in Die 90be gegangen, unteritiibt bur1 fpez
fulutibe Stdrte auf 9runb bon 8eribten
iiber S9dbigung Der Grnte, ~be1onoers in
5sros unb ~@rtanias. Die WoLenfa6rifen
erbalten entI9ieben me6r guftrG6e fir
6er6it6ebirfniHe unb BADEN quite Qusli9ten
fir 5riibiubrspaaren, finb ober oprIi9ti9 BEL
Der 46IdIiebung bon gpntratten fir 5pGtere
Mblieferung.
8dbrenO bic borfi9tigiten 4bf9Gtuuqen
Der 8ei5enernte in Die 906e geganeea fiub,
bic BON benz Orange Subj CORNER urf
575,000000 8ui3el, iinO Die greiie 1ier nm
fart 81 Gents in bic 9O5e gebradbt tposben,
06lppbl utlantiIAe @usfu9ren, Wfe6f elm
geI9loifen, tpd6renb Der 0o9e LOB 53
gui9el b~etra9en ba6en gegen 418,376 i'm
IeBten Sabre. Beltti9e 3ufubren fiab unz
bebeutenb, ndmtt6 mn 1894 72 8uI6eG
gegen 2, 973,409 i'm leBten Sabre uu0 bic
gteigung Der Sar1ner, Die @auren fir b06ere
preiie 5~urId5ubaIten, pirb bur6 piele aus
Ianbiide 8eri9te geitdrft.
SanPerotte.
Die 3dbI Der 8anterotte tnG6renb Der
Mp9e in ben Ser. Staten 6dt 206 betraqeu
ge9en 215 i'm leBten Sabre uno 80 in So
naba ge9en % i'm @Oriabre.
Die @ranb Hapios Seating Company
bat 6ppotbsfen fir $4,000 eingeret6t.
Dit Peniniular SrlIt COMPANY fpirD ais
Sruites genannt. Die Slb gtntionat 8ant
lit Der bebeutenbite Gldu6iger. Die Goms
panp bate Fin @el4Gft baraus gema9t,
@ibe fir Spern9duier unh 8ircben gu be-
forgeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-14
Mp@eni6am.
tSortiesun9 BON Der l. Geite.)

e~ele1en6eiten Der 1tnipn 0dcilicz@iIenbubnz
geIeqIdaft Die NufmerfIamfeit Der Senutpren
in Mn1prld.
Die Observation-Disclosures mar dufgez
romme porben unb Motgan bate einen
3ufab bedntragt, pel9er Ddrauf berr4net
mar, bic N6I9lieBung zines pFr et1iger 3eit
our S9li9tung Der &egterungsuniprllAe an
bic 8d6nen getroffenen 1tebrreinfommeas gu
per6idbern. Worgan iprd9 BEN gut3et Sag
unb ariff Die 9irettoren Der guciftc=@fens
balm befttq an. SpGter tpu1os Die gauge
Srnge burd 3uriid3iebung oes 8urd9rdpben,
5u pel1em Morgun Ieinen 3ufaB beuntrugt
bate, erlebigt.
0ie Observation-Disclosures mar bet Der
8ertagIng nod ni9t polenoet.
8lttler's &eIolution, tpelft ben Staatsmiz
rifter o%ntpeiit, Iib bon ben oiplomatii6en
8srtretern i'm Nusldnbe einge6enoe Snfor=
motion ii6er bic MirfIamteit BON gpttelez
grupben, 3elepbunen unb 8uItipurbanttn gu
perihaffen, tpuroe angenpmmer.
6aus.
9as 5aus iGifte 9onnerItdg bic Sarifbiq
3ur Gonferen8. Die 3epublitaner 9inglep,
9upne, 0al3eQ, 6optins unb @rpsbenpr unb
bic 9emotrattn 8ailep, McWtiGin uno
@1eeler purbsn ais Gonferen5mitglieber err
haunt.
Der 8e19luB ipurbe auf @runb elmer
Spe3idlqeI9Gfts Srbnunq, bic Der betrefe
fenbe 4usI9uB eingobra4t bate, gefaBt,
Der Na9mittag ipurbe Der 9eDG4tniBs
feier fir ben beritorbenen Acknowledgements
neten 6olman BON Se~Snbiand gepiomet,
Dob nod cine Sotfdaft.
Der 6uuptgegeuitunn Der 8eIpre6ung in
Der &abinetsiibung am 6reitug mar bic Bot
i9dft. betrtffs elmer @elDcommilIion, neId,
cuff @uni9 bieler berbprragenber &epublis
tdner etlihe Sage 5uriidgebalten pprbe1
mar. Yo9 reifli6er @rtpdgung aGer Gin
ipdnbe, Die gegen bic @tuI9idung Der Bot
i4qft in Der jeBigen 8~on9reBfBung pprgez
bradt tporoen fparen, lit Der Brditbent Ip=
iup6l tpie bas &ubinet bod Der Mteinung,
baB, nm Die 8eripre9ungen Der partei 81
halteu, Die Srage Der 9elOreform in elmer
8otI9aft bebanoelt iperOen Iolt., ipelGe bic
@infeBung elmer bon Bartetpolitif freien
Spe3iulcpmmiffiDn smpfieblt. Solte MIDI
a6ermals rine Nenoerung i'm 9Iane bes BrG=
fosnten eintreteu, 10 tpirb er nddften Mpnz
tag bic 8otf9aft an ben &ongreB einTdiden.
Die Serien oes p%rditOenteu.
grGftbent Mo&inlep nirb ben grDBter
She'll Der Sommerferien am Safe G9dn3=
plain berbringen. @r geoentt @aibingtor
um 1. 4uguft gu DerGafen unb ii9 brett al
ben See Git begeben. Die nddite @taot
1ptrb plattsburg, 81. g., fein. Mit Din
8rGfibenten perben Die 9lieber ieiner ga
milit, 8ice<grGibent 6obdrt unb @emoDlin
&riegsminifter @1ger unb 5umilie unb St
tretdr Porter nebft Satin geben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-14
charlottesville.
Shareholder Sturs.

Sin eleftrif9er Wagen. Der BON Sab
.GitD, Mi6igau, na9 Saginap beiimmt
mar, iiir8te Mittlpo6 MOrgeri I'M II ubr
3pei Meiten fiOIi6 Don Ban Gitp
bur6 cine offene 9rebbriide unb Die fs6en
9afagiere, Die fib i'm Wagen befanben,
~Iiir5ten in ben 5luB binurter. 5rdn DC
GIe1anb bon Ban Gits unb Orei aiRher,
,beytn 9amen nod nibt 5u erFa6rell lpaten,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-14
JeuFrHhrit4tIfr.

SOnnta9 frii9 3%erit0rte cine 5euersbrunit
Die grOBe S~dgemubIe, nebit Snbalt, bic our
5abrit Der Berlin Drills Company in Berlin,
q. s., ge6orte. Der angeri9tste S9aben
belduft fiA auf 100000, 5iinF6unoert
9erfonen p~erlOre1 i1re 8eI9dftigung.
SDnntu9 9a9t 1T in Hetp Ho4sGe, g. g.,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-14

bic GriteRet6Obiitentir9e nieber9ebrannt; lie
fpar iiber bunbert Sa1re alt unb pie dltelte
Stride in 8eft gbefter GountD.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-14
Deriobt.

8ei elmer S6eegefeui9aft, bic an 0ienitoc
M6enb in Der 6dpss'i4en Wobnung tnSpiegs
@rooe, %, ftdttfanb, purbe biegerlo6un9 Dor
5tances 6dDes, Der e~inaigen 5o9ter bes Der
Itprbenen grdIiDenten q. 9, u@oqes, nit Dem
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-14
Gro6britannIe1.

Brin3eIltn &aiuIuni, 9etbte Der @r=&0niz
gin 2iliuofdlani uno fo%genannte Sbroner6in
bon 6atpaii, Die ioe6en groBidbrig 9enorOen
lit, 1T MitttpD9 bon 3unbriOge in 2onbon
a%ngetommen unD bat ft6 in 8egleitung ibres
Gr5ie6ers unb elmer 3ofe nab Der SnIel Ser
iep bege6en. @leg6orn, Der Batter Der Brtn~
seiiin, uno Sberit Wac 5arlanO, friiber
N%Oiutant bss 8Dnies &alatauu, empfingen
Die prin3eiIin bei ibrer Nntunft Oabier unb
itelten fie elmer Nn3abl Oamen bOr. 8alo
na96er ipra9 @legborn i'm britti9en Qusz
ipdrtigen Nnlte Dor.
9onnerItdg Nbero Inn 10 u6r, ipdbreno
Die @Gite fir ben 9ala6aG i'm Buckingham
palait eintrafen, brad i'm ~3tpeiten StodIpert
5euer aug. Die @priben tpuren prompt our
SfeGe, batten iebo9 groBe S4mierigfeitelt
BEL Der QDf9ung OeS 5elers. 9ohelbc ipdr
bur6 bas Snbranbgerutben elmer @arbine
'Rnttanben. Sine Stunbe nab NuS6ru9
Des Seuers 5ogen bic Sprtben ab unp Der
@mpfang Der @dite ipurOe tpieOer aufgez
upmmen.
Inter ben gum 8ua enlightenment 9Iiten
befanben li9 bieie inbiide 5iirits1, Die nod
in 2onbon tpeiIen. @on 4lneritdnern maren
unter Nnberen anipefenb: 8ptf9ufttr SAB
unb 5rau, 86itelatp geib unO 5rou uno
nlebrere 6erren Der 8ot16uft nit thrsr Sd@
men. Der Bring bon Bales eriAifn tut8
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1897-12-22
FAMILY PRIDE.

The constituencies of the families
of distinguished men as to the early
occupation of their ancestors is some
what remarkable. Recently an au-
thor was asked to write a brief his
tory of the life of a man who had
dome some service to his state. Like
Lincoln, this man had been a wood
chopper, fact to which his historian
gave prominence.
"Don't say he was wood chop
per-" said the spokesman of the fam
lily. 'That will never do
"What shall 1 say, then?" asked the
author.
"Say-let me see, now. Just say he
was connected with the lumber bust
ness" -Atlanta Constitution.