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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-25

DLoOMlNGpALE CHURCH. boulevard, West 6sth
ID st.-MadisoA Z. Peters breaches at IL and 8. All
welcome.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-25
Z: CHl'Rs u.

MADISON Az. BAPTIST CHURCH. CORNER
wi Hlst St.-Rcv. Henry VI, San ters, ID. D., Pastors
until repairs arc finished In church. Oct, >. services
will n' held in the chapel on 3lst st.; the Pastor viii
conduct worship and preach tomorrow morning aS
II "'clock, sunday school. $3.50; laid week services.
Wednesday. = i. VI.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-25

CHURCH OF ZION y ST. TIMoTHY. 934 West
- 57th St. between sh and Nth avs.-services S A.
NJ. II A. ~, : +. NJ. The rector. Rev. DR.. Lubbock,
VIII preach at IL A. NJ, and Rev. J. IL. Seitert, b. II.
at = L. ".
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-04-28

&ar lite tabt bag en- &osn. Ron,
Sas @ita Zines Rrtper:s Dn Tan:
naiten altio uebbe poa en- Gut. Sc
ueb of:e mere enb anbre. s en- pig=
tia &etsias / Clap ~enter forleben
pibnebr en- IL Nar 9ommel @ut, at
bon boube bruet iuh 10 ARinutter
forat bente8ano til finNor. @ppr9s>
maalet ON Tioen uar af flor @tstia<
heb. % Nobportens Saeferere fbste
at foruirre @utten. @nbeli9 trat en-
af oem op fit llbr os forenos at iette
bam poe Brbue forat fe, ON ban
tunbe fise. noor ii Minutter Dor
omme. Sasfprerue pao @uttens
@iee of @aaen mobiotte fig bette paa
bet fraftiaie, tbi bet er bel betierbt.
at intet Ct uanRelisere enb at fboe
title % maa(e eTioen. Men9 9ommeren
orbrebe. at mon funbe foreto9e @rp=
pen. Rlotten / &etslofalet blep
itanbiet. % &rapen beopnote.
@tilbeben &etsfolen blep trpt-
tenoe. @nhuer trat fit l1br op at
2ommen, % belle Nen9bens Zine
buileoe paa @utten. fom tpssebe
@ummi. laebe Benene itors os fiir>
reoe rolist frem for fig. iom om CO.
gen par af opermaaoe liben Snteresf fe
for bam. 80. fire. >ets Minutter
git, % enbnu siorbe ban intet Teen.
Saafsrerne beapnbte at ploee bam.
u@r itte Tioen omtrent ube?" 5purete
en- af BEN. rNei", fasbe @utten
fsnbiat. ibet ban Riftebe Ben os loebe
bem itors paanpt. @pu os otte Mt<
nutter forlsb.
x6ar bu lite taaet bit ganb pum>
pet enbnu?" iasbe Saaibreren / en-
Zone, iom uar beresnet paa at iise
iaa tneeet iom, at be II R1nutter Dor
lense fioen forbi. nSes mener nei" ,
iaebe @utten, % bans e9neSasfbrere
beepnote at frpbe fig. NiMinut git .es
tit. tit. tit git Sefunberne benimob
Timinutmertet, inbtil ber man9leoe
nbiaQtig tre Sefunber. 30 fa9be
@utten enbeliai en- flebenbe Zone:
rSe9 tror. III MI bar facet bet &anb
pumpet".
Sc tilfebeperenbe brbb ub / 8i>
falbsptrtnser. oe efterot 5orbbret
par oper, % mon ipur9te. buorban
ban tunbe trefe paa faa rietiet. fpa,
rebe bon: Oh, [ just sorter
knowed, that's all.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-04-28
Gtor 9tdo paagr,ttto AT 0perfp on.
tttelfe+

Sra 9aQod, Ninn., bleu mebbelt
torri9e 9irsbas: x0iotil er Der rapz
porteret at Is 6ormere bor miitet elle
fine Bpaninser. fin. &ornuarer. fine
Ngbler % enoel Rreature sslom=
men. oa Der Dor iaa ferf Storm
8aaffeoae. 20 MenneReliu iaeS
at bore tobt. Soas bleier Der en-
itert Storm fra ipo. os non frpster
for, at oenue oil forpse Sfoben. &eo
&ioer ptite ioas lite noaet Eesn til
formtnbset &onbmen9be. @nbnu
bar man blot bDrt fra en- libenStrot=
ming. men naar olle @fterretnineer
tommer ino, oil Stoben uiIe fig at
bore forfaroeli9 flor. Sernbanen
er uboaRet peo @umbolbt norb ber>
fra. % &anbet ct iprebt ouer en- for
Qanbfrefnina I sft herfra.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-04-28
Jnblanbet-

On Cyclone eiorbe for @tabe
Omar. Mi&iaan. 81. balu 6 2brbos.
Den bbelaebe fulbfenbis eu 6utit
tiiberenbe B. @. gloufon. Hisele.
bee bons &eiibens % Taafpaanfa'
brit. @tpor 9@stefolt peo Mouu
9aatep (autoselis norFe) bleu ,ofet
90 sob op / 2uften. % besae Tom TIL
ifabe. iaa Der er Tare for beres 2iu.
9eres Bolis blete fulbitanbie pet.
faa ber lite iinbes ct BorbRptte ieien
i 200 Gobs Gfftanb. Nr. @louton
bleu oefaa farlist ftaoet. &resbpte'
rianertirten tus mesen Sfabe. 0a
ben traitlisnenoe Stp naaeoe Stouen
reu ben Treerne ep meb @oben %
leftebe Dem op i 2uften.
- @reR Be9eiarins @bicaso.
= Soften. Rripes ber fra @bica9o
22oe Npril. uil 200 @retere reiie
berfra til @refenlonb forat i1utte fig
til ben 9reRe Nrmee. oe Manoag bill
omtrent ct lianenbe Nntal be9iue
fig poo @eien. s belle 9os bar &e'
trutertnsen tore9aaet ben 9relle
&irfe paa Single Street. @reen>
bada, Cub os @plu bleo opfablet
bpit foron Nlteret. % Jolt bleo BET
iamtet $4,000. @rtebifop Teeban
aau $25. Beeeiitringen por febers
beb belle 9o9en / ben fulopatfeoe
8irte, os Der uar monee rbrenbe
@cener. Beupaebe &uinber fiems
pebe meb Meblemmer af bet itartere
&ign forat tunne tomme frem men
fine Bibras. Os bette uil boloe
ueb, tnbtil BET ct famlet NOT til al
betale &e,ieomtofnineerne for buer
enefte @rater @bicaso, iom uil
fiempe tor 1T 5gbelanb. 5aoe,
8btambolus iaabe: r6uts oenne
&efruteria9 boloer ueb iom nu, fau
piit ogioa ie9 pafte op % be9ipe mig
til 5ronten meb &eiten al benz, tb1
bet pill uere ilut baabe meo min Me'
ni9beb o9 init &irte."
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-04-28

5armer bapbe bp9eet en- Blatform
omtrent tenn Sob fra @uluet, o9 / bet
l,ue Stun mel1em 8latformen o9
2oftet tire Sob openfor. bolbt Sami<
lien bus faa tilfreos. ION ben funoe
blipe. &lpen bor ooerlosmmet en-
Strefnins paa mango Mile os ier
ub fom en- iano Snoie. &aa Straf'
,,inaen omfrins Suate &iper ct Gau>
bet oper @roiriefarmene fra fem til
ipp Sob bsbt. &aa ct Steb por
Dampfibet neiten to Wil fra @lue'
leiet, os ueb Maalins tanbt mon, at
Banbet lite paa noaet Steb par
minbre enD fem Sob. Monee 5olf
rer @luen Ct forlisen / Trane for
&ler.
6ele &eieu lungs @luen, poo besse
Sioer. / en- Strefuirs 20 Mil breh,
faa &ielpez@rpebitionen 6uie. tom
omsiune af @anbet ualteoe ouer Of
@tormen Boaifeoog. Staloe o9 ST.
itatter uar rutnereoe % &reaturerne
bpoe. &eb &nor 2anbine bleo tret=
ten Jamilier for1pnebe meb 3ipstor=
npbenbeoer. @ettlerne Der er for
bet meite @olatter, % poa Ioppen af
noset. fom talbtes ct GUS, par Der ct
beipnoerliet SelRab beitaaenbe al
Mano. &uinoer. Bprn. &pea, 6ene,
@uin. &atte o. tre &unbe. Mab=
launins og aft buerboesliet 9usael
fpntes at foresoa iom e(lers. @fo>
ben omtrent ietsti Ntile nebeufor
Sammenlpbet (the Forks tor5uin.
oer paa 9afotofioen. os enbnu ftprre
Stretnin9er af Eano fan ices bebetz
fenoe enoe1 af be bebfe 5arme
@oroz9afota til en- 9pbbe of tre
Sob. 2anbRabet8 aIminbeli9e uo<
ieenbe trooier alBefribelie. Wanfon
nefen naa@rafton mebD D,mpRib peb
at 9aa tuersouer 2anb. ...
Set 9runoe &anb, ira tre til ii
Sob bpbt. oB ben isfoloe &inb. iom
ubinbtet fetebe ben oper 6unoreoer
al Mile. ubretteoe, at 8plserne iom
paa en- ubpre Sg ioa met fulb &raft
imoo BEN, fom baube ta9et fin 2il=
fuat til 2oen @tose eller enoos Qus>
togene, % monse af 9u1ene uar iuft
paa Mppet til at pRlte oper.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-04-28

ioet 2prterne poafaar. ot @referne
fpeoe uoroeu. mems bet fra sreR
Stoe paataaes, at bet 1ebe meb Be-
fnbiebeo. Dette er bog anto9elis
toiplfomt. tbi en- &orreiponoent til ct
en9elif Blao teleeroferer fra Ntben,
at be ferite. iom foeoe. bleu al ben
Observation-Disclosures brepne tilbase,
,oet BON iijso paa benz meb fin @e>
uoluer. st roliet Eilboeetoe unoer
faaoonue Omftenbiebeber er itle
tentsltst. Sen famine &orrelponoent
tiger, at Solicit ct flint oper Neberlo<
get, % at Minifrene b,r trepet en-
pieblittelis 5oranorira i &ommon=
ooen. iamt at Der uerlerer oQe Slass
@pster oQ Beitulbninser imob &on<
gen oe ben fon9elise Gamil.e.
Set beoer oenne use, at Stormoa>
terne boloer poo at enes ON at trebe
imel1em. % bet antaaes. OF &ri9en
maaRe uil bore enot fer uqens
@lutniu9. @torma9terne anta9es at
bile forelaa en- &aabeni itiltano. o9
OF be oerneit p1l tuinse be to triafp>
renoe 2anbe I'll at boloe Treb.
6erttl bemorfes bog. at bet ballot
oiftctelt er meooeit. at @refenlonb
boersen oil ieae eqer acceptere noeen
Weaemtomit al Sturma9terue men er
forbereot paa unberbanble meb Tpr=
ferne.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-04-28
st 8tQeoe, fottt taler+

Ser E: iomme Tins, iom Golt lite
liter at paatale. men iom be bog bpi.
lig misbiqi9er. Set perfer beres
Snbre, men te ietter 2aos tor fin
Munb. forat bet lite Rol ie ub, iom
ON be Ct for fmoaliee.
Nen &tboet % &unfen operpin>
ber unoertioen benne @frsbeliabeb
CO Mansel paa Mpb. Set pittiee
8oueb itaber Soeerre for en- sapnlis
2ilretteuisnins. oa Runiten aiper
Soeerne % 2iIrettep,snineen en-
ianbielis 5orm. % man faar - ct
8iQebe, iom toter.
@aabanne Bi1eoer finbes ofte /
pore 9o9blabe nuomtunber. Mon.
ae al oem Ct rent ppperItse. Sc ia,
ler ofte tpbelisere, enb Orb tan ub.
trptfe. 0s bet berliefte oeb BEN er,
at be taler ber, buor mon lite 9toer
at BRUCE Orb.
81 uil income ct al bisie BiQeber.
Set finbes / &,oneer @reis for
22be bs.
Biueoet ct of en- Monb. oer fore<
filler ct 2eaislaturmeblem ilenbe
biem fra 2esislaturer / Spring.
mari@. Denue Manb ct baarbt BE-.
lesiet. unber ben enc Nrm berer
BON @apirfuruen fu1bpattet af So:
qer. timber ben anben Nrm berer
ban osiaa en- Bplbt meb 8bser. os
fra 2ansftnseren / ben 6'aanb ben.
ger en- Snor. buorttl er fnpttet en-
&otte Ronuolater iamt Bletbus %
@enrette. S 6atten ifaar to @en'
boloere, os be tire @ehelommer ct
fulbpatfet al @enboloere, 8lpanter,
8apirtniue oiu.. os en- &apirlots er
tutfet tpersi9iennem ben neberite
2omme % faar Der.
Dette Biqebe taller tpoeliet oa
iretteiettenoe ON en- utettelia oa
uiuno &ratsis. 1om ipnes at bore
alminbelis baaoe 2esisloturen oa
anbrefebs. Men mon fer ben olbriq
paatalt. Solicit betaler before for
ct npt nbfpr bpert Eoaar % laber
bet iuie nogetfteos / Mabola9et al
6ierterpbber1e.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-04-28

Tor to Nar iiben. tisbte St. s.
@arren, en- Npotbeter / Bleafant
Broof. 9. g., en- lioen 5orfpnine al
Gbam6erlatns 6oitemiboel. 6an op.
iummerer &eiultatet iom fbl9er:
,8aa ben 2ib par Mebicinen utieubt
bet / @gnen. Sooe er CHAMBER.
loins 6oitemiobel tienbt / enbuer
8usbolbnine.~ Set femme er IiIz
fnlbet / 9unbreber al @ommuner.
Dperolt, bpor be eooe @oenitaber
hos gbamberlains 9oaemibbel bliuer
befienbt. oil 5olt lite bape noaet on>
bet. @elses bos Mortenien & 60.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-04-28

Operiupmmelien Spben pebblep
o9iaa itfte uge at 9iBre itsr @tabe,
ibet fere 5orbp9ninger mob Mis.
f1sfippifooen git itu. Sra ct.
Souls bleo meboelt fife Onsbos, al
en- 5amilie poo fen NenneFer Dot
orutnet netop ba.
Sfpl9e ofFcieQe Opgoper tro
Baibin9ton uar neiten 10000 5ar.
me ouertu9mme6e af &anb Ris.
fisfippibalen. 9ette Strpe frem.
bro9te ifior en- @rsbe, fom perbiet,
tes til nefen % Miq. 9ouarS.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-04-28
@tnuefpta.

Brisbt Erus Company / ct. @loun
git fal1it fiae Dnsooe meb Nttiua
$4,000 oe @osfua $4,000.
5uer Suerfon er bleuen uo'
neont til Bofmefer 3alhao.
ct Tibet @arti pao ca. ii @retere,
iom boebe / Ninneapolis, reite oer>
fra en- Dos fife llee forot beltose |
Rriaen bieume Moberlanbet. Set
Dor Menineen, at be Rulbe flute fig
til en- fprre Stare @retere Obi
caao.
I'll at uobele be $4,000, fom
ct beuilget BEN. Der ct bleuen forar.
mebe peb 5loma en- &eb &,oer>D Dos
len, bar @uuernpr @loueb uonaunt
81. Bro,pn i @roufiton. Ole $. Mp>
ron Noo. q. 8. Ruon5on / 9oQod
% Mnbretp @r1nbelano @arren.
= s. 9. 9retp Minneapolls er
blepen antlo9et for Weneb paogrunb
af binarben mobf9enoe &ionesbpro
ben betienbte 6anepzSas fife &in<
ter. &an bar stuet 8ones for
$4,000, og @oeen pil TONNE op ben
16be SUM. @ranb. Surpen bar tuns
bet Nntlo9e mob en- bel 9el anbre
Winneapolis>W9nn. o9 @uenin9
@rels pmter ont, at nRfen. buer ene'
tie fremrasenbe Manb 8Ben anta
Qe8 at pRre inopiflet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-04-28
Garntere! Nr6p e,t Yatft.

De bebpper Blot at sisre ct Soriss meb "tbe
YrusRan @tod Tooo" forat it1ttere oets
Tortienefter. Oct tiltaser / 9noeit bos iaa'
banne. iom feDer &pdB. Dprent bltper bur.
tteere feb meb mtnore Roitenoe. oa bet fOrener
Rs meo Spoen pe fremmer Toropielien, faaat
ber tffe bltper noset 1ab paaSruno of ufor=
bsiet Sober. = @dlses al aRortenien & 60.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-04-28
Sc fire MarSttoer.
feet fra en- Dpftors beQere END en- &unitners
Stanbpunft.

s Naao5iner fer mon ofte @ienz
9ioelier al berpmte Wolerier fore>
itiQenbe be fire Narstiber. &9e Ct.
eierne periouifiierebe peb Ripnne
sfoinoer. og ben tppiife &aor er
1almiuoeltsbeo en- una Hise. 6un
er liulig og elaitiR, benbes 0,ne lib,
fuloe. beuoes 5orm imioi9 oa pnbie.
0enbes &inber blusIer al @nubbeb.
og ielu ira 2errebet tommer ct @uit
al itraalenoe 2iusfriRbeb.
Set ct ianot, p, ier unbertiben
pore unge &pinoer / en- iaoban
Sunobeostiltanb ON &aareu, men
bet bsrer til unotoselierne. @eb'
trpitbeb os Matbeb oabenbarer fig
ialmiuoeliobeb. os @folepiaens mot
te, liaesploise 5i9ur os 6uamobez
rens Nebenoe Song tan fees neRen
ale 9iem. Julbfommen 9elbreo er
i1elben / enbuer 4arstio. men iIer Ct
bette iaoleoes ON &aaren. Den
fore Wensbe al Solicit bebBuer en-
&onic ON &oaren. Der ct en- bel
Mensoe af iaaoanne Mtoler. oe aQe
bl,r bruat itbrre eller minbre ubz
nretnins. Nen ben. fom fpnes meft
populer nu ct Be=ru>no. Dette
Miboel nprter bet trette 9seeme,
eiuer np Rraft til Meruerne o9 tlar>
ner Tanterne. Set bar ,n9eu iiooes
Zig SnbFpoelie paa Spfemet, ibet
mon rutter at BRUCE bet. Set Jaf=
tum, at @e<ru<na ct en- 8aor>Tonic
bliuer mere os mere pibt befienbt
for buer &oar. os ber blioer bruet
mere &ezru<na toar enb nosen Gang.
5olf bar lert. at bette Mipbel oltib
pirter, % berfor saor be lite for1pes.
pis frem men tisber 4e.ru=no frats,
naar v&aarfeberen"s 9orRbeb tome
mer ,ouer benz.
@nbuer. ION BnRer ST.. 6ort<
mans npefe BOG ON bisie og Iia.
nenbe Ein9. tan erbolbe ben trit peo
at ifripe til &e<ru>na Drug Manu.
featuring @ompanp. Columbus Ohio.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-04-28

@eperfu9ler af 8apir ct bet nbefe
paa &ri9stetnifenS Gmroaoe. Ru9>
len. iom om9iues al en- tpnb W(umi<
niumsRaI. ct opfunoet af en- frani&
Officer. 9en bar ben Torbel frem>
for Blptualen, at ben bar en- minbre
fbnberfnufenbe &irtiombeb, naar ben
TANNER Ben. ibet Soarfanalen blir
rem Os mulisaisr en- burtieere 9els
brebel1e.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-04-28

Ser meooeIes fra @leoelanb, Ohio.
at bet er lpttetS Observation-Disclosures
ne at oanne ct Xruf, o9 en- @tiaz
ming &ris paa RloatrDr ferub1ees.
Samtibig oplDleS. at be, iom tom
trolerer &riien paa &inbues9las, bar
forbpiet ben meb 5 &rocent.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-04-28
&eIbreoer &eane8, &ote % 9tS.
TEMPER

Oerfom 9eres @efte bar Seapes euer bofer.
forfsm tffe at ftaffe Dem en- 4atte af bet be.
rsmte @rusRan 9eape 4opbtr. 6elaes af
Rortenfen & So. 81
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-04-28
Br,tSttat spaptn Cure tarerer.

Gpaptn, &tnebe,t. Spltnt, 9urbs % aue
forfsrrebe 8enpeffter fiernes burttst Deb
4rusRan SPAWN Cure. @totet e Saran'
teret,, Gd(eeS af Rcrtenitn & 60.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-04-28

Sobn &. Brap af Wranb Sorts
anta9es at ollie bliue ubneunt til
Roniul / Nelbourne.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-04-28
fergus 9alls @geblxa
uotommer tber Ousbag.
a. eolent, uogtber.
subffrtpdonsprts 80 Gts. for 1 9lar. betalt
tJorifu0, el(er8 SO Gt8.
FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD.

An independent reform paper and
the Oldest Scandinavian newspaper
west of the twin cities.
A. SoLEM, Publisher.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-04-28

Born ttrt8et ett<t Ytt.
@etS gattotta.
The sun., 1897-05-09

1t is to be noted that the disease was about
equally prevalent among the two races in the
earlier period, and that the decline of mortality
from this cause proceeded to nearly an equal de-
gree among both up to the later period before
the war; and that since then the white mastery
in the case of the blacks 1t has decreased to
most alarming extent.
How far these changes may be due to increased
knowledge as to the nature of the disease and
improved sanitation among the whites, of which
the colored race was a beneficiary before tho
war, but not since, cannot be told. But here Is
partial explanation, probably, and in that case
released the whites from the pecuniary bonds OF
helpful regard for the physical condition OF tho
negro, and he was left to go alone when not able
to and when moral considerations should have
called the white no less strongly to his aid.
Certainly II does not appear that at the time
of the war the negro was physically indisposed
to lung disease. Examinations made in the re.
cruiting service among the blacks at that time
prove that the lung capacity Of the negro was
considerably less than of the whites and of the
mulatto less than OF the negro. Herein the
lungs. as Mr.. Hoffman says, are a great deter
mining factor In physical condition. and we SEQ
that the negro under slavery manifested the
as in the case of susceptibility to consumption.
The lesson most needed among the whites in
this country Is not that the negro in his present
environment Is doomed to destruction, but that
there Is due to him the moral obligation of
helpful effort in all directions, and particularly
In the cities of enforced sanitation In the negro
quarters. His higher death rate from con-
to prove that the trouble is caused chiefly by
the fact that he is crowded Off by himself and
left to pick his way amid squalor and dirt and
unrestrained infection as best he may.
The sun., 1897-05-09
coNNECTICUTs WAR CLAIMS.
Sam Feasenden May Get tho Job or Trying TO
dot Interest from the Government.

sot hutoTest trO" soNerumeut.
STAMFORD. Conn.,. May Tho recent passage
of a resolution in tho General Assembly author.
izing the Governor to appoint an agent or nttor-
ney to prosecute the claims of the State against
the United States Government will probably
give the Hon. Samuel Fessenden OF Stamford
lucrative legal Job, as he will receive tho ap.
pointment. It Is estimated that tho United
States Government is indebted TO the State of
Connecticut In tho sum OF VI 80, 600. balance due
for expenses incurred In fitting out troops
during the war The State has collected hun
drcds of thousands OF dollars from the United
States Government during tho past twenty-five
years for expenses incurred in ftting out troops
for the war. purchasing arms, ammunition. &C..
and all claims had been settled. SO far was
known. until within "A few years, when 1t was
discovered that the United States Government
Is still indebted to many States for interest on
money adyancei only the principal sums hav-
Ex-United States Senator Eaton was employed
by the late Gov. Morris 10 investigate the mat
ter, and with a Washington attorney named
facts, It was found that several States were in
terested. and II was decided 10 bring Il test suit
In the Court Of Claims. The suit thereupon
York, which has the largest claim, but this
State Stat s Claims as Of this nature % arc c. prodi.
sted the upon staa the New U ES
Is successful the claims OF the other States will
be recognized and audited. The claims are based
borrow money by issue Of bonds and other obli.
cations to equip troops. They now ask that they
be reimbursed for interest paid on the bonds
and other obligations issued e. raise he Es1m money Sy
turned over 70 Mr. FeSssndsn for settlement
The sun., 1897-05-09
The ..Authorsh,p. OF the suwanee River.

To THE EDITOR THE SUS-Sir: A letter printed in
THE Sun from f. s. E. says that E. p. Chrlsty paid
Stephen Collins Foster several hundred dollars to
permit s (Chrsty's) name to appear the author
OF 'Suwaue, River" thought It might possibly in
terest your correspondent to know that years.
apo, in the music store OF William Hall & Sons
Bro idwRv, Prince was stand talking the
F." "GenertL" when he tatd to me. "of course you
know Stephen c. Foster, ct me introduce yoI Up
10 that time had not the honor-when In walked
+. p. Christy who then an there said; Post r. I'll
give you 1l5 right OFT n you'll let put my name
on the title page the author OF "old Folks at
Home"
All right. said Foster who. being then In n very i'm
pecunious state took the 9lfa small fortune TO him
In those days-and left the store highly elated.
This Il the truth about that much.talked.of and
lovely ballad. STEPHEN MAssErr.
10 EAsr TWENTY. SECOND STREET, May 8.
The sun., 1897-05-09
Destruction or Liquor Dealer. Demanded.

To THE EDITOR THE SuS-Sfr: It's not alone
that would pull down tho parttioned traps apart
In gin mills for the express purpose or prostitution
and robbery but would send every Hing flend
to states prison during their natural lives 1t is al
most time that something sincere" should be done
with these Internal death traps devices OF crime
poisoning, running and robbns hard Ing and
their wives and families and destroy ing the youth OF
our city to support ignorant, idle loafers and crim
nails who live on the hard earnings OF their fellow
countrymen. They should. properly and 1 nthcay
speaking. be all destroyed for the benefit OF mankind
10 honest, industrious people til cost OF he ny
taxed for The maintenance OF such unscrupulous NAL
efactors and debauchees-the principal instgators
and propagators OF poverty, crime, aud insanity.
+. ]. MoLoSEY.
2es EAST sEvESrY.sIxTH STREET NJ. T. A. b. SOCIETY
MAY
The sun., 1897-05-09
Cuba and American women.

To THE EDITOR THE SUN-Sfr: The manner IN
which THE SuN has kept the interests OF the Cuban
patriots before the American publ, deserves the
thanks OF every true heart. but voice the feelings
OF every American woman who has followed intel
lg 'nty the history OF the struggle for freedom in
which Cuban brothers have so long been engaged.
The mighty force underlying the deep sympathy
felt by so many American women must surely md
outward practical preston. BY banding ourselves
toge'ne she strength that nheres in unity OF
might anniLilae the existing obstacles which. thus
far, have prevented the Government of the United
States from recognizing n sacred duty. Would that
a way might be opened by which the women OF the
United States, impeed by strong indwelling sense
Of Justice might be enabled to give substantial evi
dence that Tore for humanity does erfst-powerful 70
achieve for the struggling Cubans the help they de-
serve Very trdIy, Z. p. CHArIS
BRocKLYY. May 5.
The sun., 1897-05-09
a Complaint About ro.t omce Management.

To EDITOR OF THE srS-Sir: beg to call your
attention instance OF negligence the part OF
certain Post ONCE officials who thereby responS
bic for much inconvenience TO the public All the let
ter boxes belonging District ," bear the notico
that station q Is located at Fifty NTH street and
Eighth avenue.
April IL last station removed to Fifty. .nrst
street and broadway,
Except for the courtesy of the Post once clerks t
would have BEEN too late when finally rePched the
station, TO yst important letter which Il was
necessary to send this evening.
am told that after removal of Station @ several
wears ago the old address allowed TO remain
OF the letter boxes OF the district for two
such Indifference TO the convenience OF the public
would not be likely TO occur II the mall service were
open to competition. u. ID. NJ
The sun., 1897-05-09

To THE EDITOR OF THE suS-Sir Pigs can swim
The fact was drawn particularly to my notice on
ursday last while working on dfawbridge over
the ChattahOochie River between Georgia and Ala
bama, AZ a point where tho river ia about $50 feet
wide. and very swift. heard racket on the Geor.
ga bank OF the river, and upon walking over found
that dog chasing two large black hogs. He
drove them TO the rivers edge aud as there was
other way OF escape. both took to the water and
struck out for the Alabama shore and reached Il In
safety. They seemed none the worse for their expe
rience. and swan fully as well as any dogs that
have In the water. The Incident " !S wilt.
messed not only ly myself, but also by eleven other
members of our crew. FRANK W. NERAEULE.