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Little Falls weekly transcript., 1897-07-23
high Vater In Altkln County.

The settlers on the bottom lands
of the upper Mississippi are In 9
suffering condition as a result OF the
unusually heavy rains. The follow
ing telegram was sent from Aitkin
July is:
There is great loss here from floods.
The river is still rislng and the dams
above are all open, insuring the
present water 80 long that the
bottom land crops will all be ruined
for a distance Of fifty miles. The
rich bottom lands OF the Mississippi
have been settled but a few years.
and farmers had just begun develop
ment. Last year the high water
prevented much Of q crop, and lett
many in bad shape. This year. by
dint Of mortgaging most Of tneir
goods, seed was secured, ana indi-
cations pointed to bCunteous Yield,
but the rushing waters have swept
away all hope, and over 2U' families
are without the means to sustain
life. Two weeks ago waving fields
and prospects Of better prices made
the farmers hearts glad, but where
then were these green fields is now a
waste of water.
A public meeting of citizens Of
Aitkin county was hsld at the court
house to consider relief. 1t was de-
termined that the help needed was
more than could be given by the
people living here, and a committee
was appointed to communicate with
Governor Clough and Congressman
Morris to see II state or cOnEresstOn-
al aid could be given. The situation
is serious.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1897-07-23
Child Drowned.

A child of Mr.. and Mrs. OlOf Lar
son of Flensburg. fell into q well on
their premises and was drowned be-
fore help arrived. The child was IL
months and % days old. The funeral
was held ut Flensburg Saturday.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1897-07-23
Frederick Weyerhaeuser at Seattle.

AAOWCs ACA VOyC1 udOuSCA ~ 0ooVOAO'
The following telegram from
Seattle is in this week g Lumberman:
Seattle, WASH. July 1O.-Fredrick
Weyerhaeuser, of St. Paul, has been
at the Butler, having been here few
days. He came west in company
with President James J. Hill, of the
Great Northern railroad. in his pri-
vate car. Mr.. Weyerhaeuser came
to Seattle in advance of the big
railroad magnates who only arrived
last evening, accompanied by sew
eral other officials of the road.
The lumbermen and timber land
owners of the sound are now specu-
lating on the visit of the big white
pine lumber magnate in this section.
1t is known that Mr.. Weyerhaeuser
and his associates have timber in
terests on the sound and it is
thought that his visit today with
President Hill may mean. that he
contemplates purchasing some of
the Great Northern's timber lands,
either on the sound or east Of the
mountains. This is the way the Post
Intellixencer sizes up the well known
white pine lumber mar ufucturer in
q two column article this morning,
after giving an interview with Mr..
Hill, in which he says nothing as is
customary In all OF his interviews:
"Fredrick Weyerhaeuser, whom
Mr.. Hill sought out shortly after his
arrival, is also heavyweight in the
business world. Mr.. Weyerhaeuser
is registered from st. Paul ON the
Butler autograph album. but he IL
quite as much from all over as Mr..
Hill. Mr.. Weyerhaeuser is called the
"white pine king" and one enthias-
TIC tlmberman said last evening, che
he ia an emperor; call HIM an en-
peror!' He owns more standing
timber than any other man In the
world, and enjoys q commercial rat
ing from anywhere above $20,O0O,OOO
to $6O,OOO,OO0. The announcement of
his presence in the city made the
lumber men of the city jump side
ways with curiosity last evening,
and the confidential confab of the
two men who jointly represent
many, many millions, led to the ex-
pressed belief that Mr.. Hill has q
great deal of standing timber on the
eastern side of the mountains. and
that Mr.. Wey erhaeuser was going
to look it.Over.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1897-07-23
Wanted Idea :; r.: r. :: g. =: Sc e;

Write join WEDDERBURN 4 CO., Patent Attor.
neys, Washinston, D. c.. for their d 800 prize o12
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-22
misunderstanding

I'm MISUNDERSTANDING 9aoes / Bet Sc
Nop &irte CPait. gus aalOl Ssnoags Bitten
ben 3Oie 'os. til Spnuntriu9 og 9tlcrclic
baaoe for @amie % hinge.
ErOgrummct for NnleOningeu bar uomGr.
let goDt.
81. 7:30 aabneoss MsOet mco Sang af
Belt Sc Bon MrnigbeOs Saugtor, lcost al
Carer 6. Snortbeim, 2erpaa ell Gang az
Sc 3oD &D Msnigbcos San9tOr, lsott al Mtis
Rorcion, (Sr9aniit, iaa en- Cr9eliolo al Miis
SOpbia @iitc fra @oons.
9iae GeOr San9tor ltoet al Srortbsim
bar ogiaa meo.
Sao tontmer ri til ct irsgst intcresiart %
belGrenoe TOrsoraa al IaitOr 5. Dr. Gggtn.
@ruuotuuten / hans Spreorog Dor: Sc
gGlOrss % Nngrcs SorboIo til binanOtn.
Gftcr Sorcoraget bar Oct Gang at &c GOD
%p MuiQbcos Sunator.
Carer e.. Snortbeint, iom bar bolbt Rrlis
0ionsitols / @et Sc 8cp WeuiQbeo Dc iioite
to Manueosr boOoe oQina Ell Gang mco StOlez
~bsrntre, ipm par msqet finite.
ellie 6eonr Sau0tor loc ogiaa after bore
ira zig, 90 al ben SitterbeO c8 Trroi8bco,
buormcO De lang, piite DC, at De bapoc 2Grcrcn
/ fin Wiote.
IiliiOft Ell Gang al ct Trllestcr.
Get bar life bare Gnpcn, icm bor aoo,
men belle VrOgrommct bar en- rem 9tDotlie.
L
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-22
Sporai fommer Tacernce
syarucy

81 osp, at MennsItsIIagtsn inooslss
sfter Suoiaruen. gurcpGsrne Og Ysits
uIioterrs tilberer ben fpios R1cs, afrtds
nsrne er iorts, GbinsIsrpe % 5~aplnsisrne
sr guile, ca Snoiansrnt er rers. ROgls
Tar oerdf billet ilutte, at Wernsitene ,tts
rsoitamnsr ira It Bar; men en- franIt
9ibsnTfabsmano, Wi. grsul, bar M goois
oiurt, al be Ioritjslligs Gacsrs 5urOe be-
ror p1a gigmsntsr i Suosn. ii1r / osnz
nes oD6tre Gag. 5arOsftrHst Easer / Be
inore 6uocslsr. msrsns enoog bos Nsgs
rene Rummet mslsm BEN sr briot. Big
msntet islp tan bare entsr glnits IOrt Fl.
Ter baps an Stpggs AZ lpisgult. ca bet
fan bare ;npitr9ntst til Miotpunttst sls
lsr r9r, iprsct oDsr belle Seller. Gn nsis
uatig lnosriseslIs riisr. at BET for.tuns
mr. ION pl.ttsr orer Suosn. og at Geles
paoet msllsm oisie sr farpslsit. 8stt,
ICES sncog hrs es forte Racsr. itieni Plst,
tsrne fos BEN iioUr trt iammsn % itts
.r m9rtbar,, uosn naar Suoen itratt,s.
0snns 5oroslins AZ 5arreitci sr ben fans
me tcs ale Racsr, pe BETS Wansoe ,r
iu~nSipntsris ban iamm. bos ale. 5urs
itislm | uoianee tommsr AZ ben msrtsrs
snsr lpisrs Dirt At SarnitoHsts arrn.
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-22

s en- tortfattst SeItripslIe ON Stalisr
ItiIorer en- betienOt Gtnogrdf De glnle eiens
oommeliss 5rieriititle, ION foretunmer
frrItisnige Ggne at Stalier. 0isie Stittt
er iaa intsrssiantt % turatteriitiits, ut Ri
Der / al aortfeo iii ~sisngipe Snobcloet Al
StiIorinqsrns. s Ggnsn ON Bra iiOoer
ben giftefnroige Piae mutt ppntet / 1T
6iem % Ipinosr. 2iot sitsr liot tnofinosr
geilsrm Jig cg bringr tnce cen enc efter
ZEN 1nosn i'm Sploning. Snotager Ct, for
lGngs Ylapisn peo Siosn al henbe, BE-
gpnoer b andre at larms og iteie til Segn
pda, at ban ital gua. Den, Der o~esuagtet
life fierner iig, faar Yrpsl. gliosr en- al
Ynslinserm upfurOret til 1t tomne iaien,
iaa BED b andre itrdr, at BAN sr ben lib
palgts.
s pinerplu t9nber 9igen, mar FUN IN
mes en- 6riersn, op en- SID % ino6poes
blm paa It Glas Iammm mso fine iScr9l.
nre; unolabss bette, iad sr BET let famine
Tom en- &urp.
8 Salsn BED Inoorno laoer Yigen Ipn
5sgn paa N begpnoenoe ai9rlig6so Sc
men fable, for at 6rierer fan tase ben rp.
5inoer bun ct idnot og carigt gsEag /
BAN, filter FUN lam NeoNr / !0lanosn.
@so @lba taiter Srieren, mar ban tomz
msr ino / 8ruoebuiet, ct Stptte Sei til
piasn. 9sbplber fun bette, iaa er ban
reltommen.
3 Smsanen al Surisr tr9cer iitecstfrr
seist ct Stptts SrG, / 6piltet ben lin9e
Mdno fierr lit % ben Glifsoss Hupn.
3 Qbrusso lltcricre m1a 8eilersn ON Rat
ten rGlte ell itcr Ggetlpos ioran Sfren til
ben llopalsts. SliDer oenne tuget ino |
Sulei, Iaa sr EiIbuoet antagst. s Sils
frloe 9ectrmmenoe blipsr ufoiit, fan SRI
sren ligsIaa tsmmelis igjsn ilats ben bort.
Z Siino parter 5rieren pu1 lin llotaas
reoe red airfecsrsn ca girer oeo ct tr1Itigt
gubueItec i'm Silbeieligbso tiltjenrs.
: Sorrart suar 5risrm fsrit til mo-
o,ren % beItsmmer idmmn meo bace
Meogiiten.
9ec YsIuro ppieger 9tiIersn lin 81
Iteoe / bnpss Sjem, tiIorer benoe mso ct
Salmitrua % ipergsr: "Sil De altiaa
taue Ssm en- Mano o.i.p." Nu og oa lem
Der gdlsrsn Ogila en- Stscfcrtracer sasr
en- tpinpelis gsfulomasiigst. icm sftsr
iteoFunosn Sorlorelis srfolcsr en- 59itsz
penae. 8lar Sorbnoslim for gruogcmz
mems Sinh ppsritpr, iaa ma Saitepens
gene ~eritattss 9ruosn tilbugs. S mOoiut
isalo Ialar oenns 5urplistslie pan pigen.
ION oa iminlsrtio ma betlls bet oobbslts
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-22
guther Gnneae mnirum.

Siosn fot %tpitieret / ageeorahs goit,ns bor
\. 9. Wuirum mootdaet fra Gle Ssrotnieu.
Suf'aIo 6enter, Sa., 2riiitborn 1853. Wrs.
prot. Saeobien, Stousbbton, @is., Sotoarofi
az Vaft. GietriGisn. Taft. :. Ritap, Snuss
fafe 1892. 9r. 3etIis, Siour falls, :. O.,
uoftoppst "s9eaisl." Qoit. I. Solo, Gan.
iparo, Winn, itor unaarf aobbermpnt 1878.
Vrpf. !. I. Mater, fsrgus Sails, Winn.,
y. Is. "panoibirt" 1891, 9apir trptt mto en-
Vresis l5l Nar aamnst. 6ospar aatcr,
tltotanf aga GrosIe Bate. 9roi. 9. 2.
8equs, 8. g. 6 foreifteoe 9ile fra Snobaos.
serne, iiosn SritettOon, iom brust i Sirtcr
| SolIano, StDfis grGnoetoro. 9ait. Cite
lelt, Sstorab, eng. .ban. 2erieou 1884, Gbris
lttan ben treoies Siit. 1877, 8 Softer norlts
amertfanf Sfrifter. grof. g. q. Stub,
Sbronobiems SubilRums 6rimrrtsr iulo.
'tGnois. Mrs. StseH, 6iit. Villas al Sutpu,
SpbbggeiiesblaO 1878, "5be SolOisrs SrienO,"
Stptts at auslen, Tom ioortOe Wr. Steen /
Slaast pso Gettysburg. aobu W. Saugcit,
y. g., Srris - u~oitaaret - l77l. s.. s..
Sabl, Htbere, Minn., Stptts al en- i~orittust
Slangs funoen 20 Sob unOsr SorDen. Rils
Ser9b, @isbIanOOins, Ntteft 1902, BOG 1929,
SislOe barren at ale gergbs mems imua,
Strsmpsbaano, Geu9eluas, 8 uorite Snapper,
Sern til at mGrte areatur n,so, 3ouctnio,
8nibetang, Noper, 2picitoee og eli linen
Rrutfc, Der bar prret / Tumilieu CO. $50 aar,
2 Vnitslbilcocr al Scrac, Gois, tc0ncos al
&ruo Scrgslieu. 81. N. Sssbuus, 6 Siolcs
bs9er brugtc oco 6. e. 6mil 6anion, Siuit
9alrD, Winn, Stpifcr al en- @etsoritsu, iOm
folot trt ueo Oeres 6iem / CONNER. 5bore
Saloorisa, Seccrab, Sglpmont fra 1884.
Efil Scnisu, g. &. StDttr Stsu inorholosuoe
6Oriteninq:r. 6aloor Sauion.
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-22
SRA Srunat gleaocn,p.

"a Ntis Sennts 6itrsm, l9ilnar, Wiur.,
ttit suIicr @icninoiGttelis ION GGrerinos
gtliit pcO NiuOsurist, er D.iis Warp Wuairs
Jon ira Spoc, Sa., oaigt til idar al Opertugt
otnne Sitting. Yiiis guiirion bar urieuts
iB Inoet i'm llOouuntlis / Seeorab, Soma,
% / UttHncnpOiis, % t0nmer bio Del anbsias
let.
Yrot. German u. 8cqus er, eftcr at BABE
br69t SIe9tninger on 9enner / Steorub,
WtnNtapolis % Wiamar, antommIn ira Gbis
cl8o iUr al Opsrtage i'm lypit ION 9Grsr.
principal Oscar 3. Sliou bar | Sommcr
r'tit Omtring b~etposlig / Stoleus Suteresie
O9 ftOer, al lloNetsrus til en- flor Segrius
Tor BET tommelOe Nar CT meett 900,
@r. Y. !. G~Ucnlon, iom | Here aar bar boz
ret 6ormuno ior Sirlens Erection, tai msO
&oHc relic til Stilsbapstpiteu ibsjt for at
0rts Der 9icrnrm 9intertn.
Nr. 7. &. SGtra fra Stilebaostpisn, en-
al Stolens tiSliss og ipriss genner bar oGret
ontrtn9 | portiano paa Seies | CONNER.
san uotalcr I'm &laoe 90 9eunorius opsr be
lt0rt 6orbeOrinser iom er eiort Seo Stolcn,
iocn ban bar her iiot. San refer tilbaae
I'll 9SaibinQton ON ct Qar Tiger.
hrs. Slicn, ipm iiior meO ~iGroeles Spgtiss
bo ~iortitOo ~goaroing~ Separtsmentet peo
&taotmict, ital iaar ooertase famine Sitting
nteo iorbeiet 9sn.
Ter r i~oretaget Here 3cparutiontr oco
|tao'miet | CONNER. 3lasieprrelierne /
Hooeobp9ningcn bar facet M YapirtrGinius.
'solitr"sS oulet or siort bpiere og CT t~ilbDgset
'oT at toiie mere Bum % unOGaa en- mulig
"i'atn9eiie al 8rpOsriet, iom oolotes THOR
&Iattr pco ben Masie Sns, iom lagOc ia
ontrtng og oper ben. Iii Sormituriets 9s.
'o'nlmeli9beo bar man isiet Ell Hforces
lump, iom itaar paa ouoen Gtaas, o0 peo
Hrlp al bpiltsn man Tan trGtte 9anost pp
I Yp8ntnstn fra ben fore Giitern, iom lisgsr
llge uuoer Den.
Saoos for NDttens % l~loieenocts Stblo
0ar Sirsttor, Sr. 3. 6. SipeuIou, / Sommcr
0V'at en- "pipe Gailius" lungs belle Gisnooms
men.
\ 8atalo9trnt itaar bet, at beese Afoslins
Y" oeo a'aoemiet par Der iiior POI Glepcr.
SI CT en- f'iltaselie. Get itulce pore 227.
Ssttsrnintu baao. for ben aiaoemia, gis
'e'ns % Religious folsu bcgDnoer Manoas
." -'oe Sltober. 9orr.
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-22
SRoeitrdno, 1897.

9eune 8eiieititorma, iom piit oil lGies
meo 9nteresie, iii jeg / Nprge ior "3eccrGb
goiten," Der er iaa oel reOigeret, at ben ccl
,priIener at lGies / NorBe. Get fan note
res, al "3ecorabs i soften" bar oper $1,000
abunucuter, Here emo noect norit Slao /
geroeu. Selu / Rorse siuss Der SteOer,
bppr "9ecorab Goiteu" bar ltprre uobre.
belle, emo upget Slab, iom uotomnter
ylprge. S.0. Sfuo.
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-22

line aiare igisn / plraoiiiIt 1ilitlno.
5ulot iaa iIsmt rar ost 10 life; msn glao
rdr ri ousr at TAFT, os Risi'rplnosts tiss
ligs 9slger; for Der er en- iha 5anobIno
cg 'll9e gaoebugter, al ma er iriitst til
at tdgs ct gao bU,rt 20N Striot. %
fcr Sorobur og gllabGr! Oct aiaIot
bare 1t rapis til fig, IOr cst ,rnos 10 life
all an al itanIs oso burr Scro5Gr6ltts,
tiltroos fcr at grrnsne iornsig jInrsoe
zig.
Sgin en- osiIig Seltpldos fit cp pua
Rrrp0pz9 ddrosne, tOor De snIigs 5pli
tcg iad slitrGroie imuo us.
Der rlr en uOiiQt orsr tsls Risisroans
bets Deiliobeo I QitMloIens BeIpsuing,
Iom man life oil olsmms, mar man bar
Jet BET sn9lng - % Seltosrn Iigs imoo
bette % ingen Mpg!
NRite Worg,r oespGrre cerfrl iaien, %
meO 9muO iugoe ri 5aroeI iii Den iticnne
NisIeroal cg tog BET iioIte fcrfriIt'nos
Bar.
sos Nt p1tre Sauaiieiuncs Oerli9e
eier I~t1nisos Ri en- D-q rg fiIteos grret;
8uiterw bar mtqet rpIltte p1a Ntts, oa
ritoc la1ns en- 1erOe for IT lalte neo ca IA
ugo iiQ hem, men Be Hap 9rporiet -
co Ri rlr gI1o, at nsr rar not til Il ostltqt
Qfeusma0l!io. Ser bar ri alt j1ien /
tjenOte 3rattsr, % ri tunos ipr9e nuns
gen en- Sang ON 6olIess SiGitiriEeo %
6pggsIigfeo.
Gere Rcr1e.
Den iiOite Rat trusOe mso ItRrtt Rlgn,
ca Ri pioits ON IN cGltg Sel1nre men
tit life 2op til al Iops Rrirce. Ner9lrs
hens penlige Gier felt: iaa tint og flot
for os, CO hi matte Icoe / 6srlige, Iincusrs
trutne Serge - en- Iano HDoslis.
Sda tOm Ri oa bism - trUtte, men ins
oerlia titIrsOie, Papa r,guaoe lunnen
llogiftsrne, be rlr life itgrre, elo ON 81
tapoe D2rst tismme. s tire llgsr nPIten
Darsbe Rciien, og rs aronsr hdroe ri llgt
uo.
Gn 5inq bar interssI1nt at lRrs: ot
bupoe leret uomRrtet Osl % bra troos al
anItrnosIie Coet ri 10 alorig git minope
eno 2dt-3 Mil en- 8agen, ofts 4, en-
gang 6 / 3egne) og BET bare al Ulelt,
&aFe, Smerre6rso nso SGnte. Og
imsaar, % MI og b a1lao og tostrs
Sarge Zrrst. 3slet b1cue tOItet bel 30
ST., Seit og gcgnm tilI1mmsn %.
Oct sr en- biqig ca oosrmulos hpggslj9
sur; men MI imlssr BET o9iaa o'is
fiat at frils uo / 1T toielige Sism.
Stal jeg iaa / forte Orb fannie 5nos
trptt.t af glatur cg Golf eitsr ror Reiis =
% eftsr ct MI iemtsn aarigt SpbrlO i Ris
act, pep jsg life at gisre BET Bare sno oeO
at ctsre be Gro, min gamle Gar, en- tpIt
prGIt, uo6reb /, od fan paa It geIeg ter
pppe Itco pau en- Sri og Iaa uooCer Ggs
usn: "ainoer, bier 1T gut isin, 9ier
mghte man Suettsr 6auen.
GliIa6st9 SOoino.
1On-
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-22
Sisb @raoe 81 sieple Tor $500.

.,e al u uil euoe N high yrade lg, Nr rIe ,ar
a., Nv Cnhrer. 'om oil hipIpt ps me at iaa uooslt
nj ",sGl2.ss ptt 9.s 5',sr o. utlenoe $ uu On
esr !, \ otg.clsshs = o slJ.51 o. opuper o. icnee
irr ~ aouten'crnh " aeresis Coz at nnorripaes,
f., - . talcs Sor "a S9.usnirarr tip betIe 10
cage. III, ~ NAhC'] SM-
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-22

" Isniirr paa en- ouitru. "Ssrss 6orlos
p,oe tomuer pit iii az blipt en- msp,t liitig
Suitrul"
ga, bet itulpt ieg msni. W,osns IL 'rieos
til bcuos, ipsOe bun 81 anup min 9'it~
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-22
Smuf Silfe ior ''pataworf''.

I~e9ningen obeniur piier en- Eatie. Der tHoeBufosr
ira l0ytil - Sttfe "53gmnants". hpiits Ui neb fipr
EnihpgaeiiQbcb bar uaiaf no ira bet ia tore 0pbp,
beHbc asrr beo Yssls o. Sabrif ipr. auab ber be.
nnites III Art Jno Fancy Work afettGs5 ttteifofs
e. iaar ~iriuiiert emo r~oqeuiiH6e fgr. al5Clts alimreuoe.
1ad mango % uDiGgtf Hplgrer. al pc fait bleHbcr Ets
meme, ti9r ueo line liDrliaueligs ~pelitnoe "a beitige
5arue uducer Gar bet lite. inrbi pi u~aHaoeiig 90
% op i8lcH 10 nj teHiitHg paG bore Raiter Ill $40
% 500, tninpe Ut lite itaa o. pGd al i9tqe oem til ben
Erts. Mangiolotgc 3aiiriveiicr rrbplser 81 for bore
ulaHge rne Auuber sit pore Gamis auaoer betes
per ot Inn at nae at Dt frfmbeies bar Dor Torretnina
% bar enori beore % %tn1uttcrc gnrer emo isr. I'll
nne annoer tger bi blot: Bar iaa inil al 9ipe %
ca Crorc idd ze fan prfue, bpab ui a~3etierer. o.
glcHi por Abresie. Vrspssyaffe 25s. 5 Gaftsr
tur 500. ~ 1atfer for $500 vi betuler gIeress
Jra8tet rails six Agency. Dept. N,
Box 1855, New York.
Evening journal., 1897-11-20
ON HER WAY HERE.
Gunboat Wilmington to Be
Everything on Tuesday.
]. AsPIN KIENLE GIVES THE BIBLE
ABOUT CONCLUDES
ARRANGEMENTS AND THE AR
RIVAL OF THE WARsHIP IS NOW
AWAITED BY EVERYONE.

Everything is in readiness for the
great celebration which has been ar
ranged for the presentation ID the gum
bClt Wilmington on Tuesday next.
John Aspin Kienle, pupil CT No.
seh-0l, is to present the Bible 10 ahe
gunloar, aIa net H. Ferry Kienle, as
Stated. The presentation will take
place in The morning.
The demard fer seats at the Opera
House, where The presentation cere-
monies are to be held has been very
large The committee has asked the
Board of Education to close the schools
en- Tuesday, and am order 20 that effect
may be issued on Monday.
The tug Laura y. has been chartered
to tow the gunllbcat from the mouth of
The Chr,stiana to the river front at the
shipyard Of The Pusey and Jones Com
nany, where The vessel will lay while
In th5se waters. The Delaware Con-
etruc'icn Company has put large pom
toons from the wharf 10 the point
where the vessel will lay at alchCr, as
the edict OF the government rs thlt no
war vessel shall tie up at any wharf.
An vessels must anchor in mid-strcam.
The service lis on exhibition at Bay
nard's and il is estimated that thcu
/ cthAr uANt NliWti tilN nNNNtiiis
The gunbcat left Norfolk this morn
ing for Wilmington, and she is expect
"a here between ard 10 C'clcck en-
Monday morning.
The wiangle among tho members Of
Council over that body's attendance at
the ceremonies has been freely discuss
| C1, and Counclimen Smith, O'Nein.
Robertson and Hoaly have been pretty
generally condemned. Said a Market
street business man to a Journal man:
| Council has made a pretty mess of IT.
self. The ceremonies shall not be damp
ened by che n-attendance, nor will
their prcccnce enhance the occasion
whatever. Smith and O'Neill are q dis
g.lcC to Council" D."
: The paibde Will likely form on Wal
) nut street. The n. G.. d., the Delaware
College Cadets and the marines from
! the gunbOat viii be stationed south OF
b 1hId street. The carriages will be
b west Cf THIRD street; ;he right Of both
lil-l on Third street, with the N. G. d.
facing Nerth and the carriages facing
south.
3 The banquet committee has made ar.
e Iangemenes with the postal authorities
S TO deliver all letters that may com.
from those attending the banqol to.
, from those desiring TO attend the ban
b quCt This will give those persons de
string 10 attend an opportunity TO sent
in their applications for ticlleos in th
evenings mail ,nhe spread rs to De be
d exceptionally fine, and only few tick
e cts remain.
i Professor Berlin, Of the High School
{ has rendered an invitation 10 th'
officers Of the gunboat t
visit the school on Thanksgiv
p ing Day, and the scholars have pre-
r. parci a program of rare excellence fo
Uhe officials reception. Lieutenant
, Bellolette, ci the gunbca., Is a gradu
= ate OF The class Of 'S3 The alumni will
extend 10 him a greeting.
Evening journal., 1897-11-20
LOCAL NEWS EOIES,


William L. Smalley. Jr, has .akcn
offices in The Equitable Building.
-Mra. w. X. Crosby's Sabbath school
class gave an enjoyable entertainment
at ConIal Presbyterian Church on
Thursday evening.
The Court House clock stopped ait
1915 yesterday.
While sliding down the bannlster
at school No. g. at Eighth and Wollas-
ton streets, yesterday afternoon,
Charles C0nley, l0-year-old son of J. j..
Conley, Of No. 91l West Sixth street,
fell and was slightly injured.
john Jacoby has received G. con-
tract from The commissioners of ahe
District cf Columbia TO do $780, 600
worth Of sewer work in the city of
Washington.
--Autoni0 Fordi, an Italian employee
in the Bellevue quarries. had one Of his
toes mashed yesterday while at work.
Tho Alcodo Outing Club gave a
dance last night at Weccacoe Han.
Miss Frances II. Pog.e will give a
recital, including Shakospearean
sketches, tonight in Friends school
The Wilmington A. a. basketball
team will play the Camden A. A. team
aJ Camden, n. j., on Saturday even
ing, November 81
-This morning Judge SpuancC
srlnted "A certificate of incorporation
to The Dcaware Wall Paper Mills Com
pany. The application was made by
Charles y. Evans.
John G. Gray has received a bunci
of fine birds from a Sussex county
friend.
Joseph I. Cavender has removed tC
the ccIner OF Nim.h-and Orange streets
Tho remains Of John Eric Andcr.
s-n. who died at No. 1923 East Twlefti
strac., were taken u Camden, n. j. yes
tord2y for iEtcrment. is
Collector Husbands, Of Blandywin'
hundred. and Collector Mcintyre. 0
Christianl hundred sat in the Lev,
/ Court room to-day and received taXe'
| from Whining on owners of properly in
those two hundreds and from farmers
who were in attending market.
THE oontert Thur5day evening 10y
a quintet from 81. Pants II. c. Cnurcf
oaOiF in Epworth NJ. f. Church wa.
exceptionally fine.
Second Baptist Church women gave
a supper and apron bazaar for th'
mortgage fund on Thursday evening.
REV. b. T. Moore's term Of twent,
yCars as pastor Of Shiloh Baptis
] church. Which WAS celebrated Thurs
day night, is excellod by only one cthe
preacher in Dclaware-Re Naliand z
I ham. at 'Hoadrcf Christiana Church,
st. Johns choir wll give m enter
tairmc1t In the course q few weeks
Evening journal., 1897-11-20
LEGAL NOTICES.

To the Creditors of the United States In
dustrial Insurance Company:
You are hereby notified tnat on the 18th
day Of October eighteen hundred and
ninety-seven, an order was made by the
Court of Chancery of New Jersey. that
the creditors of the United States Indus
trial Insurance Company present and
prove under oath to the subscribers. trus-
tees upon dissolution of said company.
their claims and demands against the said
company within three months from the
date of said order, or else be forever
barred of all claims and action therefor
against said trustees or the property and
effects of said company
William r. Alling, j. Herbert Ballantine,
William Clark, j. William Clark. ELIAS O.
Doromus, Edwin NJ Douglas. T. Luther
Joy, Gottfried Kruger Frederic B. Man
deville, Charles a. Lighthipe. William r.
Rae, George +. Reeve. John G. Smith,
George Spottiswoode George b. Swain
trustees upon dissolution of the United
States Industrial Insurance Company.
CHARLES a. LIGHTHIPE. Secretary,
$50 Broad street, Newark, n. j.