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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1897-08-28
EXECUTORS SALE
IL OLA
S M A L L F A R M 4.

BY virtue Of the last will and testament of
John w. Walker, late of Carroll county, Md.
deceased, and of an order of the Orphans
Court of Carroll County, the undersigned, as
executor, will sell at public sale, on the prem
ises, on
THURSDAY, the I'd of SEPTEMBER, 1897,
At l O'Clock, p M, farm containing 6Sss.
ACRES. 1t has on it a two-story log Dwell
ing House and hog house; 10 acres are in
good Timber; 6 acres in meadow; spring at
house, and stream of water runs through the
property; variety Of fruit. 1t is convenient
to churches, schools, postoffice and mills, is
p miles from Lneboro, station on the Bal
timore and Harrisburg Railroad, and adjoins
the lands of Adam Wagner, Jere h. Shaffer
and others. This property will be sold as a
whole or divided into three parcels; plat of
the land will be shown on the day of sale.
To any one wishing small farm this property
offers unusual advantages, as it is fine land and
is situated in prosperous community. Any
one wishing to view the land can call upon
Mr.. Adam Wagner, on the adjoining farm.
Terms of Sale One third cash on the day
of sale, or on the ratification thereof by the
said Court; one third in six months ard the
remainder in twelve months from the day of
sale; the credit payments TO be secured by the
bonds or single bills of the purchaser or pur-
chasers bearing interest from the day of sale;
or all cash at the option of the purchaser or
purchasers.
JONAS w. FRIDINGER, Executor.
Joseph Bemiller, AuctiOneer. aug7 If
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CSTRAY CALVES,

ESTRAY CALVES. Ma
Came To my place on July l4,=@l
1897, two CALVES, about six months old.
The owner is requested TO prove property,
pay charges and take them away.
JAMES C. HATFIELD,
aug2I st Sykesville, Md.
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COUNTY TICKET.

FOR CLERK or THE cIBcCIT COURT,
DIR. JAMES HOWELL RILLINGSLEA.
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FOR REGISTER or WILLS,
JOHN OLIVER WADLOW.
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rog COUNTY TREASURER,
JOHN Z. MASEHHIMER.
county central committee:

FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR.
PHILIP c. KENNEDY.
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FoE HOUSE or DELEGATES.
DANIEL J. HESSON,
NATHANIEL BAY,
DIR. MILTON NJ. NORRIS,
BENJAMIN F. GROUSE.
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roR cIrRK or THE COURT OF APPEALS.
J. FRANK FORD,
Of ST. Mary's county.
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The Democratic Advocate.
,nMooRAr1o STATE TICKET.

SATURDAY. AUGUST %. 1897.
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True copy,-Test
aug % 3t BENZ. f. GROUSE. Clerk.
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FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
DANIEL S. DIEHL.
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MO. 354o EQUITY.

True copy Test.
aup % 81 BENZ. +. GROUSE. CT
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1897-09-11
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE
First Publication August II, 1897

First Publication August IL, 1879
Notice is hereby given, that that certain Mort.
gage, executed and delivered bv Laurence Cas-
Scl,naE and Mobile Casselman, his wife, Mort
"a"ors. to Claiming Seabury and William L.
Aaiti"ld. cOpartncrs as Seabury & Co., Mortsa-
""cS. dated the 2atll day of December a. d.
ci ';'t"mn hundred and ninety-four and filed for
record in tic Office Of the Register CT Deeds of
the County of Mclean and State OF North Da-
Dakota, on the 23th day of December, A. ID.
1901, and recorded in Book ''B" Of Mortgages.
at page 17s. will he forclosed by II sale of the
premises III such Mortgage and hereinafter des-
"ribed, at the front door of the court house in
W:tShbrrn in the County Of Mclean and State
of North Dakota, at the hour of two O'clock, T..
NJ, OH the 9th LAY OF September, 1897, to satisfy
the amount due upon said Mortgage OH the day
OF sale.
Tie premises described iii said Mortgage and
which will will be sold 80 satisfy the same. arc
those certain premises situated ii in tie County of
Mclean, State of North .'akota, and described
us follows. to-wit: The east half of the nort.,-
east quarter (c1a nclll) and the east half of the
Soi;th east quarter e u s e ~ of section four
lcen u4l. township ore hundred and f.rty-iivc
t145l IT range eighty (sO) and containing GO acres,
moro ar less, There will he due on such Mott
gag ut the date Of sale the sun ef Four hun
drcd and thirteen dollars and furty-liyc cents,
tS4i3.l5).
Dated at Fargo, North Dakota, this 9th day of
August, 1851.
S:.A!:URy 4 IL
Murisayce.
BALL, WATSON X NAc:.Av,
Attorneys for ;,~rtgascrs..
Fargo. Narth Dakota.
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FORECLOSURE SALE.

Motto" H. hereby "iven that that ~ certain mort
sa~c, executed and Delivered Ivy Gilbert u.
Safer (uNmarri dl mOrtgag0r, to The Mortgage
un.i anil Investment Company, dated the
9th Gay OF >;"rt"mhrr. 1888. and filsd for
record IN the Office of the register Of deeds OF
t." county Of Mclean and state nf North Da-
k,;ta. on the 2sth day Of September. 1899, and
accorded In Book a Of Mortgages, upon page
4A. and assigned by the said The Mortgage
Bank and Investment Company to George
CroSiie and further assigned bv tile said GeOrre
Crosby tn VIM. II. Brown. Trustee. which as
signmentS have been duly recorded, will be
forecloscd by a sal" Of the premises in such
mortgage and hereinafter described. at the
front door Of the court house in the town OF
Washburn, county % Mclean and state OF NOrtl,
Dakota ut the hour Of . O'Clock OF p. III. on
the 18th day of September, 1897. to satisfy the
| amount due upon such mortgage Oh the day
OF sale.
The premises described in such mortgage,
! which will be sod to satisfy the same, are as
follows: The northwest nwA) quarter Of sec
ton twenty-five ID, township one hundred and
fOrty-tivc U45) nOith Of range eirhty-onc R1,,
containing 1860 acres. the same lying and being
IN the countY of Mclean and state Of North
Dakota.
There will he due on such mortgage at the
date Of sale. the sun Of seven hundred an
tiff y-thrcc and 75-1W dollars viz: $S3Ij.UD prin;f.
pal. S343. Is interest AMI $'5.m pal for taxes
besides $50 90 attorney fees and costs.
Dated, August 4, 1897.
VIM. II. BROWN, Trustee.
Assignee.
L A. MAGLoNE. Attorney,
Devils Lake, y. ID.
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FORECLOSURE SALE.
(First Publication September II, 1891. ),

Notice is hereby given that that certain mort
gage executed and delivered by Hiram Gertz-
man and Mary Gertzman, his wife. mortgagors
u The Mortgage Bank and Investment Om-
Pany, dated the I'D day Of June, 1889, and filed
FOR record in the Office of the register Of deeds
IT the county II Mclean and state Of North
Dak0ta.. on tue ..,l day Of June, 1889, and re-
corded Ia EouA "t"Of Mortgages, upon page
363, and assigned Ly A. II. Giptill, receiver IF
the Mortgage Bank aiM Investment Company.
TO VIM. Fl. Brown. Trustee, which assign
ment. has been duly recorded, will he
f0reclOsed by a sale Of tile premises
IN such mortgage and hereinafter de-
scribed, at the front door Of the court house in
the town Of Washburn. in the county of Mclean,
and state OF North Dakota. at the hour Of two
O'Clock D.. m. on the 2sd day Of October,
1887, to satisfy the amount due on such mort.
gage OH the day Of sale.
The premises described in such mortgage and
which Will be sold to satisfy the same are de-
sclil~d as follows: The southeast quarter If
forty.three G4sy, north Of range eighty go,
containing 100 acres, the same lying and being
IN the county Of Mclean and state of North
Dakota.
There will be due on such mortgage at the
date OF sale the sum Of eight hundred and
ninety-eight dollars, viz: S525.O principal and
$2e3.OO interest, besides $o5.O 90 attorney fees and
costs, and $I5 paid for taxes. -
Dated September ., 1897.
VIM. H. BROWN, Trustee.
+. A. MAGI4OEE, Attorney,
Devils Lake, N. ID.
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TO FEAST On GOOD THINGS.

XIV TA.ASA oN OVNbD H. MS,
The Eighth Annual Convention of the
Woman's Christian temperance Union OF
North Dakota will be held September l7'h
to Goth, at Fargo in the first NJ. E.Church.
The program promises to 10 q feast #
good things. Miss Elizabeth Uphnm
Yates, of Maine, will deliver two address
es and preach the annual rn.on Miss
Yates is Il young woman of unusual per-
sonal attractions and is considered one OF
the ablest orators on the platform III this
country. She is a graduate of the Boston:
School of Expression and has spent sew
raj years as a missionary in t he orie. t
Sac has added to her natural gifts, broa>.
culture and extensive travel. The press
or the country speak Of her in worus vi
highest praise. No one should Iii $ tue
opp 'rtunity Of hearlng her.
Mis-. Janette Hill Knox will give Il ia.
per On "Preporuonate Giving and have
charge of the Question Box. Bible read.
lnt,s will be giyen4will be giv.u by Ms.
Ii. X. Pioiseu and Mrs. N. s.. E~aluerwuuu
Every County and District Presiaen, auu
every State superintendent Will give NJ.
account Of their work. A Granu Mecca.
contest will be held Saturday evening
The contestants will be IRON Jamestowu.
CasseitoD, Pembina, Lnngd.n, Milnor al..
F%airinount. The closing evening (.Mon-
dny) Will be Il grand administration or the
otate W. q. L. u. and it's work. Nothing
like it has ever been given il the State
before.
There will be SPECIAL musical attrac-
Among the solo singers will De
Mrs. j. o.. Smith, Mrs. ii. X. Person, Mrs.
II. Il. Chaffce, Prot. y Carlos McAlilstrr,
as:d the boy soprano, James WardweIl.
AL railroads make Il fare and IL 18th
ra'e on the certificate plan. Visitors as
we'll as we'll as delegates have the benefit
of TINS reduction. Delegates have the
cement OF this reduction. Delegates VIII
entertained EoteIs'make Il reduction .!
per cent to visitors, the Elliot house
making a rate of 81 per day.
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ex-ccnnty officer there, says
that Haugeberg jumped out of
another name at Mandan when
he first moved up into Mercer
COUNTY and his catalogue of
] ativity may index from the
cave dwellvrs perched among
rocky bluffs of Hellgoland to
to the fisher i.uts on the Dar
danelIs.
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First Publication September 18th, 1871
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

LAND OFFICE AT BISMARCK. Sep. Sd. 1887.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention ia
make final proof In support Of hic claim. and
that said 1lnal proof be made before Register
and Receiver ct Bismarck, North Dakota, on
October 1G, 1887, viz:
NELS ERICSSON.
lot me " = OF OF Sw n and 5 e u of W u o.
Sc ~ Section "a, Township 14s, n. Range 81 ".
9th principal meridian.
He nameA the following witnesses to prove b.
continuous residence upon md cultivation of
said land. viz:
L.. A. Carlson, Of Falconer, Hans Fritz, Of
Washburn, Gust Brostron adj Jacob Burow
of FalcOner, N. ID. g
+. A. LAMB, Register.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
First Publication. August 18th. 1871

First Publication. August 18th, 1881.
IN the matter of the estate OF Andrew Nelson
and wife deceased:
NOTICE. is hereby given by the undersigned
oseph II. Olson, administrator of Andrew Mel
on and wife, late Of the Town OF Sverdrup, in
the county of Mclean, and State Of North Is,ko
tn. deceased. to the creditors Of. and all pcvSons
having claims against said deceased, to xhibit
them with necessary vouchers, within three
months aztec the first publication of this notice.
to said administrator ut his house in the town
Of Waslburn, in said Mclean county.
Dated August 18th, A. ~. 1897.
JOSEPH IL. OLSON,
Administrator
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
First Publication August 18th. 1871

In the matter of the estate of james HEATH
dcccased:
NOTICE is hereby given by the undersigned.
Oliver NJ. Heath. admins rator of the estate Of
James Heath, late of the Town of Conkliny. in
the County of Mclean and state of North Da-
kota, deceased, to the creditors Of, and all per-
sons having claims against, said deceased, to
exhibit them with necessary vouchers, within
three months after the first publication of this
notice, to said administrator at his house, in the
Town of COnkling. in said Mclean County.
Dated August 1ith, A. ID. 1897.
OLIVER NJ. HEATH,
Administrator
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q OF pYTHIAs.

Washburn Lodge No. 80 meets every
second and fourth Saturday evenings at
their Castle Hall, Washburn.
OBJ. Wrna.,C G.
JosEPH MANN, X Of Res
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|tn/ANTED-r USTMORrHY AND ACT
w i've gentlemen and ladrs 10 travel for re-
!Sf".lSlnic, established l!.,l:c i'll .>orlu Dakota.
Monthly SOD .'.tt Expenses. Positions Strauy.
neirrel."c. Enc:nsr sell addressed stamped
|enIclopr. I..> Condition Company, De-, t.. y,
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Law and the LaWless.

LdW dIIU JII6 IdWIESS.
Taylor of Washburn,- will.
you good envelopes,
and print your return address.
thereon, SO CTS. per 100.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-01-28
~ elmer Mn3abl pom staatea faneen

~ elmer Mnjabl pom staatea td"0ea
IN Werlauf Der lestsn @o@e Vu"cesle'
nator.W aDlen itatt. Ois f~oIse"osn Ses
na,oren .purben babel our@ cine Wieoers
wabl aussesei4net: 5. 6. Soaes, Ar'
tauias; y. ~. 1eQer. Colorado; ).
". Bet, Ni0ouri; 5. .. @au'"ssr'
9sew 9ampibire; $. 6. 9a"strouse,
Nore.D atota. Sn f%olasneea sStaate''
wurben bic Na@benannten ~ Vunoes'
%lenatoren sspdblt: Delawars. &'%aro
2enny; Snbiana. 6. e. Gawba"ts;
Rem Vorf. I. 6. platt; Yennlp1pa'
men. Boiit Renroie; Suiaois. yrs
Song rebmann DiQiam grneit Waion.
Der 2ettstnannte perbantt |eine Wae'
ben, llmitanbe. bab bic Goos County:
Mai@inenpolititer, %erSirnt barber. bag
iie ibren sisenen ganoibaten. @onsreB'
mann Qorim;r nidt udbltn 'onnten.
,bren Ginhub aufboten, un, ben ea'o':
baten bes Generals Gamer gu i&lassn.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-01-28

0je aus @aibinston beri&tet wirb,
III Is 3uii@en benz BunbeS,@ enerals
Anwalt unb BEN Reorsaniiations.Gos
mite Der rllnion:1 nno rRanias Vas
eife": Babnen ein Abtonmmen setrohen
worben. has bic Mesieruns Dor f%inan5is
elem Berluit i&lsen lou. Das @omite
sarautirt Der Nes,eruns $45,75o,OOo
in baarem @elbe, JOINT einen ausrei@s
enben Betras 5ur Deduns Der Bombs,
nebit 81 Bro3ent 3inien. SIN llebrisen
selansen bic Dabn.n CUR Veriteiseruas,
unb Der @eSierun9 bleibt IS oann uors
bebalten mit3ubieten. unb aus eiaen,
b6beren @ebot Nluten 81 3ieben Ober
aber bic Babnen ieIbit an iid III brinsen.
Das Mbfommen 1T pom benz 3uitdnoisen
GonsreB : Nusi@uB einltimmis sutses
beiBen moroen.
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Wxdleus 4ruita.ealbe.

Die bette Salbe in Der @elt fir @un.
ben. Queti@unSen, S&nittwumben. @es
i@ware. SaIjFub. 1le&ten. aufseipruns
gene pdnbe, 0r%oitbeulen. pabnerauSen
uno QUE 9autausi@ldse unO beilt IN.
feblbar 9dmorrboioen. OoQfdnoiae
D%efr,eoisuns 3useii@ert. ODER leine De'
3abluns uerlanst. 4reis. IS Gents bic
S9a4tel. gu boben bel .. ". OIien.
Rem uln,.
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MaA etae eStaas.

vWarum AebeM bic Nrbe'tSlolen oer
@roBNdbte ni1t outs Vano. UNI ii@ be,
ben Narmern Su usrbinaen? sic 'parben
bann bod wenisitens Mabruns unb d:
bad boben!" Wie oft bort man. ,penc
has sur ~itdnbisen .grrunseni&aft "n'
ierer Civilization Sdblenbe Arbe,tsloisn'
problem 81 Wesirn ber barten Winters'
seit jur brennenoen Traae 'pirS ''no
baum ni9t III BON .@eieai&aften 3ur
2inberuns Der Armutb". .aur TSr:
beruns Der 9umanitdt" uiw.. icnoern
aud Dol, auerlei Oiebermdnnern nnb
uoulb be- X5isrn Der Socialen Grase
aui warmer Oienbant ober am sematb:
li9m Stammtii@ erSrtert mirb, bieie
.einfa&e" 26iuns bes RrobIems por'
f9lo9en! ~ Die @sbaneenormutb unb
bic untenntnib Der rpabren 0erbdttni1e.
bic in benz .ueiien~ Vorf9lose 3n Gage
tritt. wirh uon einem 0tep Oorter @e@s
ielblatte IN trefili@er Weiie ME foIst
auisebedt:
Gin Ginienoer frdst in einem Na4.
barbIatte, rparum bic pielen arbeitslo.
fen iun9en Qeute, tueI9e bier iue9en
Mabruussiorsm S~elbitmorb beseben,
ui@t Dei@dftisuns bel Gormern in&en
uiu.~ Darauf 1T 81 entsesnen: grs
items. baB nod ni9t flint Yrocent Der
Sdbtmoroidue 'uesen Nabrunssiorsen
aui junse geute fallen, ionbern fait aus:
nabmslos aui uerbeirat6ete Mdnnef, bic
aus Wer5weiFuna iber Die Motb Der 81:
rem in ben Cob aeben. Wenn iolde
Mdnner ,bre Gamilien bier ;uridlaHen
uno ielblt outs 2ano aeben moutea -
lie mirben bort Brob dr lid, ni9t
fur bic Sbrisen finben. :3weitens. tons
men bic 2eute uon bier nidt fort. neil
lie bic Mittel ni@t beiisen, bic Garmen
gu errei9en. Die Tarmen, mo mon
yeute iu@t. liesen nidt I'M 8anntreiie
Der 6o@babn; es erforbert @elb, UNI
bortbin su ~selansen. l1nb f@lieBlid 1T
IS nit Der Tarmarbeit aud no cine
Sadie. Die bieiisen @obltbdtisteits>
Arbeitsbureaus. ME ie,es Der Deuti@en
@eieQi4oft. t6nnten Iei@t barber Nus=
tunft seben. baB bort nnslei@ mebr
Na4frase nod iol@er Iarmbd@dftisuns
beitebt, als nod Tarmarbeitern. Sm
@eiten uno in entlesenen @e9tnben hes
9anbes mag Seitmeiie Notb an Mrbeitern
beteben mer aber pon ben uielen ars
men Icnieln. bic obne Broo nno obne
Obba3 berumlsufen, Tam bieies s3iel
erreiden?--g s 1T bic alte. 9rauiame
Antrort bes iatien SpieBbirsers aui
bic Bite bes 9unsrisen um Broo:
rDarum sebit Ou ni&t arbe;ten2" Ar>
be,ten no? ME? @ie piel Iauienoe
bier in Neu Oort mirben IS ais oas
berrlidite Alnoien anieben, wen., man
ibnet MUIR Arbeit 5umeiien rpoute unb
wdr'S an, anbren gnb' hes Qanbes!--
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9ewsiNeMs3ANe nod Salt.
torWieW.

Die. felt fanf3ebn Sabren i'd aus.
sebsi@net bewdbrtnoen. periSnli@ beaut,
ii@tisten Touriilen:5 ase nod galiiors
MEN aber bic minneapolis 4 st. Youis
Babn u%nlaiien nunInebr wieber resels
mdbis an ieoem D~onneritas Nbenb Wlin.
neapolis. Die ,ueitSebenbite Sorsfalt
fur bic Uequemli@teit Der NaMaeiere
wirb ME INNER als 9auptia@e betra@.
tet. @eSen Staten uno poQer Snfors
nation wenbe man fi@ an ssso9n Npejel,
M9ent. Ne,u Him, Winn.
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9emator 8eWer pon Ranias bat

i'm Senat cine Dorlase einserei4t,
pel@e ben !3med bat, bic Ma@tbsiuss
nii1e bes Oberbunbesseri4ts IN Der
Beiie 3u bei@rdnten, baB oas @eri@t
sebunben 1T, i'm Gaue elmer beabii@tis>
ten Gnti&eiouns sesen bic Re@tssal<
tisteit zines Gonsrebs@ efeses benz gon=
sreB uor Der absabe Der Gnti@eibuns
cine Abi@rift berielben 3usebm 81 .lai>
fen, bamit oerieIbe uie bel einem Veto
bes prdiibenten nit elmer 3meiorittels.
Maioritdtbi BIZ Y nti4eiounsb es @eridts>
bofes umitoBen tann.
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Sari ben TnriinerhSrrm n "a ana

Set ben Gariiperb6ren 1T IS an's
Gasesli&t setommen, baB in Dfaine.
benz rBine Gree" Staate. bic Gi@ten,
emit befen StoIs, fat sdn3li@ per;
i9wunben iinb, uno 3ruar infolSe elmer
Tarifseiessebuns, ueI@e ouf bic Mus>
rottuns ameritanii&er BdIber seraoe3u
cine Brdmie iebte. MatirIi4 meroen nit
einem neue, boben 3oQ auf gaubol3,
ME i'm bic Iarifboctoren baben moIen,
bic @albper,piliiitunsen INNER meiter
fortidreiten. S4IieBli@ piro bann Ons
Tel Sam ODER ben Staaten ielblt ni1ts
anberes iibris bleiben, als fir bic Muf>
foritun9 her entmaloeten ginoben ;u
iorsen, lpenn anoers Die i@weren S@d>
ben. ueIde bic Gntmalouns in anbersn
ydnbern i'm @efolse sebabt bat, uermie<
ben weroen ioQen.
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Aeruote 6rtaoptnn9
6e(atiat aur9 0r. Titles 1leruinc.

aa1alte1be oerrattuas beS ssrotai9ftsus bse.s'
Fxbt 1t@t nus baB OeSirn unb bic seitfsea Jopto'
Reiten. jonberu fabrt aud lur erfranfnas lebeus'
pi1tiser Grsane. Die sefdbrli4fie bisier inOtrettea
1ulaeu bettebt in einem Grsrifeuuerben bss eeraeHA
Dieies nar her San nit Hep. g. 3. earfase.
Sonus Riper, Sab. 6 t@reibt:
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Die ar6bte unb bette Nusmabl Oon
Qampen aler Mrt finbet man i'm Store
pom s. $. Bebnte. (ba
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y IA III I'D er>@rc n.

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The times., 1897-05-06
BECAME CRAZY FOR LOVE
Treasury Clerk Laflitte a Maniac
Because of Unrequited Love.
LOVED HIS FRIENDS CHILD
A One-Sided Affair, as the Little
Girl Had No Part in His Romance.
He Vainly ImpIOred Her to For
sake Her Religious Faith and
Marry Him.

Unrequited love for pretty Annie Col
the mind of Ulysses p. Laffitte, man
tnirty-five years old, and last night he
was brought to No. 1 station-nouse. the
only place where he could be received,
and locked up raviDg maniac His
prayers for the girl and his rawlings were
pItifui to hear.
Laffitte came here from Louisiana sew
eral years ago, and has been employed
as clerk in the Treasury Department,
aud boarded with Mr.. Manuel Fraile at
No S21 Thirteenth street He was a
highly educated and accomplished gen
tleman and had many friends. Beside
him at the department worked MIR .;oi-
lett, whose home is at Hyattsville, Md
and the two became fast friends, and
the latter frequently invited the Louis
ianian TO his home, and LafIitte often
rode out on his wheel to Hyattsyillt. md
partook of his hospitality. Laffitte Is a
Catfolic and Mr. Collett's family are
Protestants, but their different religi 1us
beliefs never impaired their friendship
Laritte became much attached To little
Annie, but IL was never suspected that the
man was in love with the child, and the
girl only looked upon him as friend OF the
family, and SO far as known there was
never anything like love affair. All the
time, however, it seems that he has been
implorng Annie to become Catholic, but
she has as steadily refused TO alter her
faith
For several days past Laffitte's ac-
Quaintances have noticed that he has been
acting queerly, and to several he confided
that me wanted to marry Miss Annie il she
would only denouHee Professionalism He
also accused the young girls father. of
refusing to sanction the proposed mar
riage.
Tuesday night he went to Hyattsyiie
and created somewhat of a scene, and II
was with considerable difficulty that Mr.
Collet and several friends brought him
back TO Washington and turned him over
To Mr.. Fraile. Yesterday morning he was
taken to Garfield Hospital and admitted al
a sick patient, but his condition bcc;lEs;
so dangerous after a short time that the
hospital physicians decided that he must
be removed. lie was brought to the Ener-
geney Hospital, but refused adInittance
An effort also made to get him into Prov
idence met with similar fate, as he could
only be received there in case he had been
made crazy by drink. and then only as a
pay patient He was finally brought to
No. / station and locked in a cell
1t was with considerable difficulty that
be could be managed for some time. Alter
nately he uttered the most devout prayers
for the girl and loudly cursed her father
and Protestants. He continually called for
Father McGee, whom he desired to perform
the marriage ceremony.
Late last night Mr.. Fraille removed the
man 10 has own home and placed him is
charge or a private nurse, and an effort
will be made this morning to have him
Admitted TO some asylum. It is said that
Lafitte has mother and brother also in
an insane asylum in Louisiana