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Decorah-posten., 1897-12-17

ssrt, at 81 iR, oriper paa nso aoom sr,
bOor eDanasfitt transts. 5rrm sio. %
Ranos iii at buf, paa bet! - Sualeots mr,
rsr leg aiiiau, at Dor gs'ieroeiis life ti1aas
or Wtnnsatt, fsr BET ,r optrouns,t til GAM
fuuo rieo @uO, uopls Gpntr .ir araitr,
iom BET bar iua,t, men Der taller g,ii,Ho,fisn
pm ,, s~isnfsots.
Ter bar uofi1is. llOtrpf, iom bl,p bru9t
af Wurs, cm at blio. inobuotn iii Gi1tes
buo sntr 9rpnrp, - at for ,uoel tunos BET
fats, bet Tom an paa ben, Tom inobfo, o.
pa1 ben inobuoic. Set .r ianot, bet. On,
gen Ton touums geiOodk al Raaosn, uo,n
at man tar imoe Den. Btn bo.m fan tass
in,ob Raaosn1 aft, idnot bet Her Dso
froeu nleHt. III Fienuer af., at 1rotr .r
nsoesuoia % mna usoosnoiaois par, i%iiiteo,,
ON ri fal fac Sci | 3ro6boslieu o. Rsaos.
maaltioet | BET Den 81 oqida en- SUBS Gaus.
Saa Cub life alien, b,rsosr Waaltto.t, men
birIptr os oaIaa iii At faa a~anoelia Wuro
til at ipiis mto, a~dnottia, fsootr til at saa
mto ogiad o,tt, n al Cub, At Rsaos.
Sao bl,p bet iaat, at fer man Fan iomms
III Rritus, maa man br1et m,o 5nuotn.
ga, itg ol Fst: Wau fan o. otl trDos Hto
.rfstts spnoor uooort,s 81 %rutrs,r; men at
brDot nrto S1nseu 0 Spuo, OFT Tan
man t~oinbtlie itts oct t1n man 'Gt b,
moor man iaar Rroft nrtil Biufso.Ii,u.
'6uo &c ben, Tom op,rpinor B.ro.H, uo,u
BEN, iom tror, at S,ius r Subs ssn.. Ga.
Der % IN, meme, at 81 fan brsos mto Spno.n
SDnb, for oi faar Kraft o.rtil AZ
Cub I 7rosn. 9i fan brps, r.o mango nd.
oorits @isrnins.r. Tuus ia, at n1ar 9uo
bar aiori bet, ban aioro., iaa b,roeos sa'
ligbtoen paa W.nn,ftt islo, Taa q o,f
W.nins.u ben, at bfir Tsnntfst bog IN, ias
ltst, ,r bet iif. guos sfrlo. Oct n fanet
bet IT aforia CUBS Stplo, at noarn saar
%fOrtabt, Grtoiaia oa mob Subs Diff. saur
WnrtStt Iortabt. Striom Cub, mnsssH,
utrsr ltotr o. bar fin iulos GortauO 49, otrs
iom CUB, naar bon bar pirt.t paa BAN, IN.
hanger, pitttr m.o fin Eaaos, ba fan gins
o,rtn lie bin. iaiIs. 3erfom guo paa nos
get guntt fufo, bsrs Op mso at otris u,,o
Rado.n, oa iunos ,uoog be trosnbs life bi
ialist, o. be uisieufsots 10. iomms Ill gi.us
fsoslis. Wortiatiss)
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-17
..,sot aeaoemn, gortlano y. ..

1 .,o,r FAR MI Sc Gltper, bpiltet CT 10
|, ,ro RIB Iautm, aarstib ifiur. Set or ben
I,,a, stantng stOlsn nosst aar bdr baot
| stftrmin'n.
III fba, Qars GltSsr bar MiIs Hi5a 1osns
/, ;bsa brlOt Stole / RGrbeoti AZ Scitla'e;
F%r,r,nt. Sa1sn cr errsr | Ssrils sais, ".
| mfg 6loro oaugs ~ittosr'r Wu'tt | Min'
L,,,ns; Chr. Sai'. Ctio Ciipa % Ntls
aim, r. Sto Qut5.r GOl,9s, Stcorae, Some.
\, qotiullagi,n tr Der thu. 8 Gleosr. j
S~rStoftinosn or Der f~crticsn 10 Gleoer.
eftr Qgaur Ial Miis MarD 8nlirNon,
Ir,rirot / Wuft, cUertass' enccl al Timber;
,ira,r / ben ataosmits aiosltng. Sun
M utrfaru I QGrcrgisrninsen % bill uosn'
k- s(p, en- oOetis 2Grerinoe.
U,esr 7. 9inQ:ituO uno,roiier t 8elisica.
J gann J. gloisuttr tul citer @Daar bOlOe
eor,prao Tor Gltperns optr Mortin Gus
h.
Fpr I'm nar fat 9rof. 8. u. &.aue
k,srn mto en- Rlasis "Spcttseping"
h. RasIr t %"Qritbmetie", "Gipil @Opern'
lnt.. Language 2~tsiOns" etc. Dannss oGiaa
ka FANNIE Sin.
mmio6tosmrOt for grufat Menigbeo bolO'
fcriamliugsialtn finite Snsoa9.
/ sDft la. bapos stolen Seiss at Sr.
S~grsrlarS ira @dlib Gountp. San Tiger,
! s.cha bnrtr ct me8ct soot apsts / bans
r,r "a at Here 6ltrsr fan oentes osrfra
fu IDuar.
gmt al El,Otrut bor orsaniisrst ct sang
n "a spu ia mtg:t iiittt8t til Gurbertotlls
J; slatniugai,itsn.
:.bns Sluminssfcf boloes esroaS Nf'
n 1877 Stttmbtr % oil bsitaa al S;iiamas
crr, Qiancmuit, Sang etc. ~apinoetcrs
;rsn fal cQiaa otttusc | Soften % ttlost's
irr Saatrnt, iom tilbsrsr ben saitrcnomis
! ei, Of Tstrn. %oslttsrmiuen ilutter lille
rno Cnsoag 22os Srctmber, men Soften
hrs Qsroap aitsn for at sios BEN, iom
aatp Fn1. BET, anlsonina til at reiie biem
l-'oa9 afttn.
g~iatutrmiucn bessuoer Sbte Saniar '9S.
sFstuns I'll en- itor SsguinS er megtt
rms,. Gorr.
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-17
aorrtn, sseGs Co., u. =.

-. ,r M liot tolpt bsr, men enonu bar
. ~, faa,t sns. Settle Ssttlsmsrt er nun
w,,r,or aavtmtli men Der er al:r'oe 9nns
|. s,o o%Di,ttlt. vi bar life airfe sllsr SfOs
IT,. ,,,ru, men bet sr fun 10 Wlil til gpsn
l.,r,,. "a Der er en- Tsni9bso, iom betie'
= al Qator 6iclO. earoe0 er fun 4 aar
..,r,,l Ger er to Glsputorsr og ire Sos
Imr fem grOctrp Stores, TO Saroioars
,,,,s qonf. W~UOsupialg, SaoelmaserOsrtz
l. "a IN 6d Del andre 6Orretninser.
,rnpb;ostilfanOcu her / Stttlsmsntst er
|, iso piot itg psO. Spgninssrns er Der ioIn
Ia, ,nort npe Stttlemsnter, Dc tr life fore,
l., nj forips.r at gisre Dem bpgs'lise, ieIp
|, , If, er QalaOisr, so cs 9ano bar ri
'opraoo, % BET er life lanst til sDsn' DOor
lrrnue II bili8t. ~
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-17
@inine, Minn.

Seq bar lrit | "Sttorubs Qoittn" greosne
fra u. Sppeanoro % Dc CT m;g,t iHtercsiants.
Set or moriomt at bGrc fra game "SraSter "
iom man Tiger. Bare ban pilOs tripe iiot
mcr ON RrsosbfrreO.
Gunpt Dining tit man gaufe bra Gplins
ibs't. "a Yriicrne CT gooc, tan man life
tlaet. nj bar fact en- nh norit Iutberf
&irtc / Dining MI. Yen lal inbpies til
SOmmsrrn. Scioltniugcu b~crruuOt er for bet
mtits Sianoinautr, Tom 9rcier fig nOtiau bra.
y. s.. Wainaas.
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-17
>arprtic YartD ira gNia otp
Satcs, q. d.

".' MIG al'nntm osres rtrbs glab "Sc:
S'''n', at frrmtomm. mto fsl9enoe
>"''al0S' Vi bgrsr % Ter iaa oite ON
|. '''F YaFtI's' ira andre Banter al Cans
~" I'LL 'pn's bet at bli Npbsias osiaa
| WI NaOoIa8. Stnns Sang siGlper
(bu,tn. ~
.'% 3~9orti'n Tom lscsr / gbsn 9ienna,
T'al01'otr her / 3Grbeo.n at bstiens,
S7o S'lop 2uts % en- ipo 9lil 0oros
ANIME 1isie WeuisbeOsrs soli pur
| y, NH iIo8 fig iammen for at upsrraife
%t mo IN Prrgtia sop gupob1.
.''''st bar bet bsItsmt at msoe nos
I, +.' 'aa (oiF9dit5Oaaen, men pa bet ucn
\, ,,'a'''. SItO bet uoiut tit Manoaa ben
! y, 's'''ot liar os title % ioa manoe,
b. -, eo'' mto, msOte irem for at
(a,r, 1lRliSt9cr, mto dumilit til ben
i, a'p'o! Batter Sbcrsitn blsp oirs
4, f~s ~ % bans 6amilis life minor,.
|a.ngr >''rraftlit bar boz mart ouer,
: g.@' 'RO taIct til orOtn Of Carer
(a,nr,,..' ct SolmcOcrs tlsO iunsct al
b g, a.. % It'ia8't Of nOsle pusisnOs
t g,s, IAN I foTiamlingcns @aua oStr.
S9''a'n al Opcnnapnts Carer.
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-17
Sroet bIeO osrpaa aip,t til Qaitnr Elm,

lrost blso oerpaa siott til Qator sbo.
rs'sn. 6on taiisos / be partnete Cro,lao for
oaosn, lcri bar rtssst psltomm.n, oa hau
netop btbfpso. en- M gue9b, men paa ionm.
I'D trlaatts ban c~rtieror, at 8aptn bar altior
Nor, % at ban paa inssn Maaoe BAR prr.
Dig til en- iaaoan guOs. @iotre oreb han au.
leonln9en til at minos Ioriamlinuen ON, At
naar man rtsotss, ioroi bet sr ooot, at agrs.
ore DO lan1men", iaa or bet bel msot. Z III,
Gale frsmbolot ban at ben beaios Striit
ON mango AZ De met 9~ribcno, og mrft betpOs
ntn9sfnloe Nisoer % tililut minosoe ban ON
oct mite os itsrite al ole Msocr, naar grups
common / arait CO mescn 6srlisbto Nal Tom,
me o0 bsrte lin fortr9n9te 9ruo biem, bpor
tl'ssn SrGngiel, inocn NsO, inesn Samnsr
mere cr, men bpor fun ionp 8lUoe "a Ret.
tGroigbeo Dor. Sans gnfe bar, at inacn
az os oa MATTE iaoues.
Serpaa icrpereoes al aoinoerre en- 1Girft
elais Sinncr", og ulk iom en- fslte, at be
bapOs tilbra8t en- bpaaslis 5tuno / Qrefteng
6us.
Vaitor Sbcreien er en- trofait "a niofiRr
SlGleIsr9er % tar orbciost til flor 0elfoz
nellie Der paa StcOet. Mlaatts S~crren frtmoes
leg ocligne buaos BAN o. hans Nrbtipe, ina.
lsoes at SiGle moatte ir,lics o. Ssrrtns
Napn oerotO rres oS Opbsies.
Ia oenns gerttnins or 5tit liot eamrsl,
Tan leg ntso bet famine iortGls, at hi oas
'aa bapoe en- liotn "Surpriis" paa Dor Girtss
'nn9sr Wr. gnoretp Sobl, iom M uetop cr
rst't til gSinneibsit gourtb, Sierra, bpor bans
6orGlore Dor, for Der at alr9gc ct 9riso %
muligens itanoie 9intersn oocr. Mr. Sabl
er en- AZ De beofs os trofaf.its arbeiosrs i
WteniSbeoen. @eo Siosn al, at ban ticncr
Mcnisbspsn iom airteianser co Srgclipiler,
tnitruersr ban Cgiaa llusoommen i Gang.
Ill en- lioen Spmuntring % 9aafisnntIIe
AZ bans Irbetoe / og for Msnisbsosn par bet,
at Ell Oar ~llnsgutter inocn Wsnigbeoen tpa
fig al at jamie ino liot pcngc s2S.l5, Iom
bito ~occrratt bant iom @ape Sa9eu IBr bans
&irtiie. Nlt bette tposr paa - ipnes ieg -,
at ~Sarmoni os Gnisbeo CT tiIittos i Oenns
MsnigbsO, % ~iaulsOes burOe bet prrs i en-
Cubs NIenj9bco oncnofisnt / al Strsbtliss
bso. 9. 3. Nslion.
98ilOtu Safes, 9ce DC, 1897.
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-17

aQraitif 6oanoboe / ansritnuf Ret" be-
Der en- mssst lGreris gOs, Tom er %foriattst
AT aopptat 6snrs \. @ierticn i Minneapolis.
sect ira ct rent pio:niiabslist Stanopuntt sr
bet Den bsoits Saanobog | ameritant Ret uos
oibet paa bet uoriie Sprns. gogcn or ipes
eielt o~ipasiet for 2Goioli, og De, iom pil itus
otre osu e~runoie, fan ioa ct Hart gsGrsb ON
ine iurioift asttigbtosr De ilefts Eager, iom
ior,tomer / Del oagliss SIP. Sugsn Dor Dog
tro, at man psO at lris osnre BOG, fan lore
at igrs en- Qroess; msn bet tr en- ling, man
ian lGrs, cs bet tr at unOsaa proecsier, cs
bet er for 6olt iItit prrot mere suo at lGrs
at isre Qrottsitr. 6oruOen en- uopitlirg al
ben IN eirlpeuOs Common Gam" os Den
uTreuns SOP iuosbolOer Den looras al Niu.
%ntlotas, Mitisans, MOnianus, 9sbratas,
Roro % Spo Satotas, SAinois's, Sofpas,
gpaIbingtpns % geiscpnfins Statuter. Tor
Sopag @sotomenlnoe sr bet nsopsnoigt at
oplni,, at 9oa,n par ~frsotn, isr be repiocrsoe
2ope par traaote | arait easr oiieutlieei orts,
iaa Der uoentoil or Here llrsiagtisbsosr, men
oisis genoringsr er Dog life. Here elsr al
fierrt gstDouius eno be, iom eegislaturerns
pisr, bpsr Sang De sr iamIst.
e qipue GOrmlsr for acutratttr, "Stsos",
"Wortgness" p.i.p. sr nptties, % BE-, iom
tisb,r osune POO % sr iriptcpstias, bebsptr
lite at bsnpsncs fs til anors ON Sislp i iaas
oaure Eager.
gogen sr trpit paa ptut % iterit papir,
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-17
@alcutt, u. =.

farj9t aar 1896 bapoe ri til ocuue Mars
| sact cmtrtnt 6 Tigers @iuter % bet i
(t % fulOt Naul Osiaa. Sne, Storm %
EH ntr trO mittligt par baaos for Golt
\ On. fOltGt irss % flaseoe opsr 9tutcs
b tjoIistrt iOrG,e tuo ~ir0oanli9t. Solicit
b itt ~iorbtrGO. til at mpptaes iaa tiolig %
frS ginttr % bapos i~uuisoes life iat zig
|ae NED bat TsOomoigs, ION trrugcs I
alr'ns Sob ior Self % arcaturer, % bet
frt, al ait par, Of bet par itte iaa tibet
Fs'rjns iain pau fine sttotr. Ru Ssris
=, iaa Ojot ium isg pso tr al SrGfuin9
|rt, os apliugrn tOmmsn | Sus, % en- tor
a Ven OmbDtttt til Ytuse, % Qtn9ent
srttt i9i'n til RlGosr, Sip os @roe,ricr
an'I' n~soOtnoi0e 5irg bos aisbmauOsn,
'n Nt CT nogtt isisn, til getalins al
ID ian Nenatnt en- S&l af BEN ipetminoite
'%'rlrltl pna &auOrius ub | ben ptos Der
p Goltst bar iaatt iiprt bicm so % 9rGus
% r btoye iituuO for ginisreu cno fors
= Vat, Soft iom 1T, bar prrst Soptn:
. " IaSt fig paa 2uofOtn, bar facet iat flo
" itmo for 9int.rm ibst,
e'aS 'l'rs aoIirgsn ansaar iaa tlsp fer
! Q'rToo, Os 6peSeaplingen blss life ioa
ION ia @aarcn af bsrtsnet paa @runo
'''n'a'i atgn / Suli Maanso, men fan
IT'S 'rttrtnt iOm ct Wiooslsaar, men bpor
a''H SlOro, met S,aot bleS bet unbcr ct
nNsaar.
""''aFVrli'rn' bar osiaa pGrtt eoot, %
N"7T til at iorbcors siotrne.
sf)'n b nuOrrmOs 9riier pifos bcloe heb
10 0'Iot Solicit bIiSs iitano til at bstale
Pm 1ilo, bDiIttt be, ! De fOrrise trpts
"|'ST 'itt bar oGrtt iitanO til.
8. llsater.
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-17
ao~rreipOnoance.

o,-r,ronssntsr uOsa sa.H % aSrssls tas.s ,ns
s ~, seniur til, be Flir iiis tnsans sl,na,mlanesi
fh,s .ios,a. RdUuet III TIE 5itus offeniIisslort, msa'
t's,, sfsHmcnOe asrrsip'HSsat On sr ost men
Fa0!t ,sa bapt gaprei % Aeresien-
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-17

qaa Den norTs Spuooss Sorlas cr uos
tommct "Sulttauter Os Su~lsiortGlinser for
8amle % hinge" Of q. 2. 8. gossn sr Ill
Sioer tor % inosbclotr 8 originate Sists %
: fortuainesr; 90 DIT bele RASTER mss;t 9oot
for SulslGsnina. goesu sr trptt paa soct
Qapir, ptnt inobunocn % iotcr 40 Gsnts.
Snotrgtsrne at Saleet soar til garnsbiems
met / stougbton, g9is. Yaa Sitelblaoet er
Der ct Sileoe Of Rnrntbismmet % gsrnsns.
9O9en fan brftinss hos 2utb. Dub. SOuie,
Setcrab, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-17
ct Emmett WiShel imob 9otorrh.

Jtg bar I Haiten 50 Ndr befafiet mig ueo bshaHh.
Tina AZ aatarrh oa bar hefbrsss, asrs eno Hoser aueeu
Spetialit Observation-Disclosures bifioris. ia iea iai
mart naa traffic mtg iilbaae ira min Birtiemteb, uif
lea ira M al ieuos BE- al mtg anpsnbte Wtoler frit OF
iorubbetalt III enbper Eoier al bette Blao. iorr lte,r
AZ bsnne ~iorf9rs. iee, farflse % ubebagsitas sussorl.
for at %moetaes. aorssisr groiesior J. A. Lawrence.
IA w. 3 a It. INV York.
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-17
1tni0e uosRe Htatr.

oisrois, en- iprHbenoe Neutrality-suspicious. t5t, Fa,
Karen, AZ drne Barbora, J0e, Br9ieu az Battor Grtfs
len Zoe, FRA begs. stoer AZ pdtst, 1igte. DC seus
Jrimrrfer sler RoHsporosr ~ \. 3. ntSafss,
Ssrans 3aus, JRtnu. SeHbes p~oriDirtf.
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-17
W0enter onReS

WOs aob Jortisnsis at ialae faroinauilfs Barsr I
fanDinaoife Sstitemeuter. Barerne CT gel auer.e.
Tebe o. beitaar al Roffe, aarotr, 6oro % Erumiass.
ieru, Taitarptr 8rsHf1be. elauttr, H,bieibtraH,
{am9nses,at: Snnolsos pa.lam; odfttst'asst
9trtulnrer % Briisr ibaa. dGfrso dnbrstsu & DO,
The Western Importers, i311-10 Bah. aue. 60.
Miunedpptts.
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-17
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III 1t "A
m anort q
OF I'll 81
Hire itasi1
ON MI ~
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Decorah-posten., 1897-12-17

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la GtGp1
OF sGgg \
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l. @9taH
|CpfuattI
|cUUErsi 2
| fUrNfCuAI
yvmrH'gl
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Decorah-posten., 1897-12-17
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The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-10-13
Parnell.

Many people set him down merely as
a man who, out of some sort Of sinister
purpose OF malignity, wished to inter
fere with and harass, obstruct and irri-
tate every English government and the
whole house of Mr.. Parnell
had no feeling CT the kind. His was u
deliberate purpose, and 1t was even by
the process of evaporation that he tried
to fix the attention of the house n the
country on the fact that there was All
Irish national demand which it would
be necessary to listen to and to take
into consideration. Parnell's creed vas
that the house of commons was the one
great public platform of the country.
From that platform he was determined
to appeal to and arouse the English peo-
pie. Therefore he said in substance to
he house of commons, IF You will not
listen to our Irish national claim, then
we will not allow you to discuss any
other question whatever OF which we
can prevent the discussion"
He acted on the inspiration Of the
woman in the eastern story-of which
woman he had probably never heard
who, having tried in vain to get a petit
tion delivered to the sultan. took her
place with her little children in the
public street and waited until the sui
tan rode that way and then flung her
self and babes in front Of his horses
hoofs and declared that she would not
move from that spot until he had lis
tened to her appeal or had trampled her
and hers to death. That was the real
meaning of the later policy Of obstruc-
tion. 1t had its effect. From "A His
tory of Our Own Times" by Justin
Mccarthy.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-10-13
Not DISCOURAGED.

A duffer of a sportsman went out
partridge shooting. accompanied by an
Irish keeper who was good natured
enough to make all kinds of excuses for
his patrons bad shots. At last Il Q
shooter, made reckless by i'll success,
perceived a covey Of birds quietly feed
ing on the other side Of a hedge aud re-
solved to have a slap at them on the
ground. He fired, but to his mortiflca-
tion they all few away untouched
"Oh, faith" cried Pat joyfully, ''be-
CORA, sor, you made them Pave that
anyway. "-Household Words.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-10-13

Sometimes a man lives to be moro
than 80 years old before he fully
realizes that it isn't the Ease of a
gold watch that he is depending on
to keep good time. -Somerville
Mass Journal.
The herald., 1897-06-19
cHURlN CLOTHING
Bishop Cheney Will Wear Whatever
He Likes

CHICAGO, June 1S.-Bishop Cheney,
who has just returned from New York,
where he has teen attending the gen.
eral council of the Reformed Episcopal
Church, was asked for his version of
the exciting controversy which came to
be known as the vestment contest
He said: Il wish it to be understood
that favor no particular garment or
church vestment, but l am opposed to
any particular garment or robe being
prescribed. If we are restricted in what
we shall wear, we shall be told what we
must sing, or eat, for instance.
Il was opposed to any restriction be-
ing put on our Christian church liberty
A layman of Philadelphia precipitated
the difficulty by offering a resolution
prescribing a black robe and that only
as the clerical dress for church services.
The white surpice and black scarf were
decried as Roman Catholic and the
bishops robes, which l only wear in the
discharge of some Episcopal office. were
denounced. l contend only for the full
est liberty in choice of vestments. My
resignation of certain chairmanships of
committees and trusteeships, the gifts
of the general council. does not mean
separation from the church. There is no
question of secession involved. The
synod of Chicago. which backed me in
the position l took, of the fullest liber-
ty, will not separate from the church.
but the result may be that the synod
may feel Indifferent about representa-
ton in the general council in the future
or when it meets three years hence"
The herald., 1897-06-19

business interests or a partner In his
profession" asked the reporter.
Mr.. Bilderrain's replies again showed
a tendency to stay on the fence, but he
admitted more or less candidly that he
was q professional gambler.
II tell you what I'll do, young man,
said he as a parting shot, ''if you offer
me a job at $500 month I'll quit gam
bling"
Mr.. Bilderrain is an accomplished ma
nipulator Of the wheel Of fortune and Is
we'll known figure on the race track,
where he declares many prominent citi-
zens and politicians-whom he named
had piled up piles of dollars play
ing the game. Much more of Mr..
Bilderrain's interesting and Instructive
conversation might be recounted, only
as he says, he objects to this kind of ad-
vertising. In the meantime strangers
and the unwary will do well to give Mr..
Bilderrain or any one connected with
the Poker" Davis establishment a wide
berth
The herald., 1897-06-19
BADLY MIXED
Tully's Mind Seems to Be Somewhat
Changeable

SAN JOSE, June 1S.-The suit of Mrs.
Sarah Tully against her six stepchildren
to recover possession of 1868 acres of
land valued at 5000, 900, for S24, 600 rents
since 1894, and $4,000 damages for alleged
unlawful detainer, is now on trial here.
Sarah Tully is the widow of John Tully,
an old pioneer and rich rancher. The
plaintiff was the second wife and quite
young when she married Tully about
twelve years ago The marriage was an
unhappy one and the young wife sued
for divorce While this suit was pending
Tully decided all his property to the chill
dren of the first wife. Mrs. Tully was
given q divorce and the court held the
deeds to be null and void so far as the
wife was concerned. Later there was a
Reunion and remarriage, the young
woman again becoming Tullys wife,
although he had attempted to cut her
off without property. Some two years
ago Tully died. Before his death he had
conveyed an undivided onethird in
terest in the land to his wife, but for
some reason unknown changed this and
made another deed conveying all the
property to the six children by his first
WIFE The suit is to set aside the last
deed and recover possession of the land.
The herald., 1897-06-19
NOT GUILTY
The Last of the Sugar Witnesses
Released

WASHINGTON, June 1S.-John s.
Shriver, cores spondent of the New York
Mail and Express, was today declared
not guilty of contempt in refusing to an
swer questions put to him during the
sugar trust investigation.
Judge Bradley instructed the jury to
find verdict of not guilty. He based his
decision OH two points-frst, that the
witness had not been legally summoned,
and second that the question asked him
was not pertinent. The contention of
the defense, that communications to
newspaper men are privileged as
class, the same as communications to
priests, lawyers and physicians, the
court refused 20 sustain, but as the court
did. on the other hand, hold that to ask
the witness to name his informant was
not a pertinent question, counsel for the
defense row hold that the precedent is
established which virtually brings news
paper witnesses within the privileged
class
The herald., 1897-06-19
PERSONAL

John NJ. Beckwith, who is extensively
engaged in mining at Calico, is at the
Hollenbeck.
Mrs George H. Crafts and Miss Daisy
Crafts, from Berkeley, are stopping at
the Nadeau.
William Murray, division passenger
agent of the Illinois Central railroad.
is registered at the Hollenbeck.
Ed Machwirth of San Francisco is
among the arrivals at the Hollenbeck.
He is prominent commission broker
from the Bay city.
The herald., 1897-06-19
Madame Van on a Tear

Quite a disturbance was created in
front of the Palace saloon, on the cor.
ner of First and Spring streets, late last
night, by the notorious Madame Van.
The woman had been drinking in the
Palace and became very intoxicated.
She grew boisterous, and those who
were with her determined to send her
home in a hack. A carriage was called,
but she refused to enter it, and it took
considerable effort on the part Of two
men to put her inside. While this was
being done, quite a large crowd was at
tracted by the madame's loud and un-
seemly conduct
The herald., 1897-06-19
Brazilian Fanatics

NEW YORK, June 1S.-A dispatch to
the Herald from Buenos Ayres says:
The Herald correspondent in Rio
Janeiro Brazil, telegraphs that the gov
ernment has been officially informed of
the recapture of Canudo by the fanatics
There was fierce encounter continuing
for several hours. The rebels are now
safely entrenched around the city and
are we'll prepared for an attack from the
government troops.
a mixed commission has been appoint
ed to place the land marks on the from
tier of Brazil and Peru.
The herald., 1897-06-19
Mint Examiners

WASHINGTON, June 1S-The Sec
retary of the Treasury has appointed r.
f. Butler, Jos. Firebaugh and w. A
Lamson, commissioners to make the an
nual examination of the United States
Mints at Carson, New, and San Fran
cisco. Mr. Butler is an officer of the
Mint Bureau, but Mr.. Firebaugh is a
private citizen of Southern Illinois, and
the home of Dr. Lamson is in Chicago.
The herald., 1897-06-19

such matters as had been brought out
by the plaintiffs attorneys. by whom
she had been called as witness against
herself Consequently the same straw
which has been threshed out time ana
again since the case came on trial was
again gone over without any more ap-
parent result than the wasting of much
valuable time.
The herald., 1897-06-19
Prayer for Victoria

SYRACUSE, N. Y, June 1S.-Bishop
Huntin gton has authorized clergymen
and laymen readers in the Episcopal di-
ocese OF Central New York to include
in the service on the first Sunday after
Trinity the prayer, the copy of which
he has issued for Queen Victoria and
the welfare of England. The prayer is
to follow that for the President of the
United States.
The herald., 1897-06-19
A Drunken Row

CHICO, Cal, June 1S.-Walter r. Rus
sell was shot and fatally wounded by
]. S. Guide, as the result of drunken
quarrel, while in camp near this city last
night. Guide claims he shot in self
defense, but Russell, in an ante-mortem
statement. says that he does not know
of any provocation for the assault. Cude
is under arrest
The herald., 1897-06-19
Marriage q Failure

CHICAGO, June 1S.-A special to the
Times Herald from New York says
Julia Marlowe, who is recognized as
being the American tragedienne, and
her husband, Robert Tabor, have de-
cided to part and each will star indie
pendently, The couple We're married two
years ago this summer