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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-28
SAILORS RESCUED.
Four of n Germnn EnrI< Picked Up-
captain p.OSt.

London. Jan. 27.-'Thc German bark
Antares. Captain Rahden. which ar
rived at Garsten to-day from Whining.
ton n. C., brought to port four of the
crew Of the German bark Oberburger-
nelster Won Winter Captain Marohn.
which sailed from Newport Dec ~ for
trinidad. The men We're picked up on
Ian 10 in latitude 40 degrees norm
longitude 80 degrees west, where they
had abandoned their vessel with the re-
malnder Of the crew on JAM. she being
in a sinking condition ut that time. The
captain and other members OF the crew
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PORTSMOUTH NEWS

Parker was sent for and cautcrized the
wound, Yesterday the foot began to
swell so that ii was thought best Ia split
the foot opeii.
Mr. John Bright, the newly elected
Keeper of the Almshouse. will move to
that place on Monday. He is spending
most of this week there. so as to be
more familiar with the duties.
Tuesday night the Old Dominion
Guard elected the following officers for
the ensuing year: Lieutenant Albert
Epps. treasurer: Quaitermaster Ser
geant w. r. Emmett. financial secre-
tary. and Corpora c. n. Markham, re-
cord!nS secretary. The company decid-
ed to hold target practice FEBRUARY 90.
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wedding Relies.

Notwithstanding the inclemency OF
the weather last night large and fash
ionabie audience was present at Trinity
+. u; church TO witness the marriage OF
io:. Edward Alexander Hattol, well
known physician of this city, to Miss
NJ attic Livings tone Armlstead. daughter
OF the late B. a. Armistead. II was
strictly pink and white wedding, the
entire party being dressed in white and
pink, except the bride, who was dressed
in white altogether, and carried a bou-
quet of brides roses. At o'clock the
party arrived at the church, and entered
in The following order:
The bride. leaning on the arm OF her
brother, j. Collins Armistead.
Miss Margaret A,mistead, a sister of
the bride, who acted as maid of honor,
accompanied by Mr.. Leckie Hatton, a
brother OF the groom, who acted rs best
man. Then came the bridesmaid:-AI
Martha Gatewood, of West Point Va:
Miss Sarah Hume. Miss Esther Reed.
Miss Annie Watts, Miss Elizabeth AL
len. Miss Leila Plummer, and El:zabe In
Hltton. The ushers then followed
Mess!s. Emmer;on Smith. Joseph Hat
ton Washington Reed, Edward Watts.
j. Davis Reed, and Thomas Hume on
arriving at the altar they were met by
the groom. who was presented with his
bride by Mr.. Collins Aimstead, broth
err Of the bride
Rev Mr.. Funston. assisted by Rev.
MIR. Farland performed the ceremony
That made them man and wife,
After the ceremony the bridal party
was driven to the home of Mr. Armis-
tead. on North street. where n recep-
ton was held until 10 p. M, when they
took tug for Old Point, where they
will remain at the Chamberlin until to-
night. when they will leave for the
North
The wedding was n very pretty one,
the church being tastcfuIly decorated
with pink and white flowers, ported
plants, &c. The altar had a. number
of lighted candle: on 1t. Professor Mil
er played the wedding march
OTHER WEDDINGS.
Mr.. Carey r.. Warren. Jr.. and Miss
Virginia Shepherd were married very
quietly Yesterday afternoon at the resi-
dence of the bride, in Brighton
a Very pretty home weddin. was cele-
b:ated yesterday afternoon at the resi-
dence of Mr.. James Spalding. corner OF
Fourth ana Henry streets, South Ports
mouth. The contracting parties were
Mr.. Arthur T.. K:dwell. well known
resident of Baltimore, Md, and Miss
Mary Il. Spalding. The hcu:e was beau
tifully decorated with choice flowers and
potted plants. &c. They were attended
by Mr.. Harry T.. Kidwell. q brother OF
the groom, who acted as best man: Geo
II. Whitehu.st, w. r. Parrish and VIII
Lam Padgett. The bride had no attend
ants. The ceremony WAS performed BY
Rev. j. I. Bosnian, after which they
took the Bay Line steamer for Baltimore
their futrue home.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-28
FIVE MEN KILLED.
Rum Over by Train Thcy Were Try.
Ing 10 Avoid

New l1aven. Conn, Jan. 27.-rhe Co.
lonial express on the Consolidated road.
I us. bound struck and killed five men at
East NorwdlH this afternoon ahoui .
O'Clock. The men had been working on
me track, and stepped out OF the way
OF one train directly In front of another.
81 TINS point there are four tracks, and
tue train that the men desired to nvo d
anu ,he one which killed them were bot il
moving In the same detection.
THE KILLED.
James Powers. section foreman.
Daniel Gilbert.
James SILK
John Shea.
Salvatore Spina.
The first four were instantly killed
but Spina lived 4 short time.
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rubber worI.er. Go on.

Bridgeport, Conn. Jan. 27-Threc hun
dred empoyes of the rubber works in
Newtown laid down their tools ,h!s
morning and lef; the factory. This was
due 10 an order received from the cxocu-
tive committee Of the shop union. John
Mcnamara refused to pay for piece OF
work dana Ged by him ana was dis
charged. The union committee invcsti-
gated the case, and decided that Nc
NamaTa was not to blame. Superin-
tendent Sloane refused to remit the fine
and strike was ordered
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a KlENrucKypAtT IS
Forty Shots Exehsnue.,- .ru ! ~ ~ 4
COmbataut. " Al n :. 81 n w

], Lexington. KY. Jan. Late ye 4 ter
gay gay, aIteslr,noon. on Green river, fiessr
f nrt.s battle occurred in which,
took effect. The combatants were En-. E:ssss|
gene carrier. J, l. Carrier. Natham5
'ecasgs ana Luther Scaggs. on one sife,S
an ana ~. w. Hazelip. Alfonso Hazelip and
ms son, on the other. G. w. Hazeiir
Alfonso in the breast, side and arm. 49,
Nathan scaggs was shot in the siio,1Iss
yer ah n, Ben Scaggs. a bystander, In ttiei
arm r me twp Hazeiips will die. ..s5ssi
Inc trouble occurred over the alleged
pe.raSai OF Carriers sister by Alfonso
hh1eilp. All are prominent people.
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SAILOR FROZEN TO DEATH.
He Was I.0aued with Mean whIs,sev
vt the Time

Mobile, Ala. Jan. 27.-Captaln John
Campbell. master OF the British bark
British American. now loading lumber
IN this port. was frozen to death last
night about two miles from the city.
He has been drinking and started for his
vessel III company with the carpenter.
lie was too drunk to navigate and the
carpenter left him and went for assist
ancc to the vessel. two miles away, and
when ne returned with assistance they
round the CAPTAIN frozen stiff from en-
1osure in the bitter cold wave which
prevailed. He was buried here to-day |
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SILK WORKERS STRIFE.
Three Hundred aud Fifty Employees
NRiR ont.

Paterson. y. j.. Jan. 27.-Threc hun
dred and fifty hands employed in the
Phoenix SILK Mandatory refused TO
go To work this morning
The Golden Rod mill employees were
the first TO strike. The employers con-
coded their demands by increasing their
wages 20 per cent
The Golden Rod workmen winning
Their strike has led the employees in ali
the other factories to believe that they.
too. can get their wages restored to last
falls rate
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ErnzcnIni innf,,

y man by the name of simon Alex
ander was found frozen TO death be-
tween Claremont and Catawba, on the
Soiboard Air Line yesterday. When
las; seen alive he had considers BILE
money on his person. and had been
drinking heavily. II is thought that he
fell. and in his intoxicated condition, be,
ing unable 10 rise. he froze to death.
The body had been robbed.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-28

sition in the civic division President
Woodmansee is appointed marshal of
tne DIVISION, with the right to select
staff OF fifty members. All league club.
are directed TO report for assignment not
later than February 10Th
President Woodmnnsee, who was in
Washington this evening, says the lea
que VIII furnish one of the most at
tractive features of the parade.
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HILL NOT A DEMOCRAT
Concluded from first rSgk. J

Ing OF the great body OF Russian Jews
The vote was taken OH the adoption
oil the conference report, and on u divi-
sion II Was agreed to--li6 to l05 Mr.
Sarthoidt demanded the yeas and nays,
which resulted: Yeas, 1871: nays. III.
Inc usual motion To reconsider and to
lay that motion on the table having
been made by Mr.. Danford, and agreed
TO. the House, Mt 4:45. adjourned until to-
morrow.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-28
TO BLOCKADE CHARLESTON.
Admiral Bnnee's Fleet VIII Leave ihc
Roads Early Next Wcck.

Washington. d. c., Jan. 27.-Admiral
Bunce's squadron of evolution is timed
TO leave Hampton Roads early next
week for two weeks blockade drill Off
Charleston, s. c. The fleet is expected
to return to Hampton Roads February
IL. To-day the coast defense vessels
Terror and Puritan and the cruiser
Marblehead We're ordered 10 Join the
squadron
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a STEAMSHIP AGRoUSD.
a British veSsci &tuck on Frying PAN
ShOntS.

Wilmington, n. c.. Jan. 27.-.rhe Brit
18Th steamship Ard:ishaig from Hamburg
TO Savannah with a cargo of kainit, Is
ashore on Frying Pan Shoals. three
miles from Cape Fear, in sixteen feet of
water. Tugs are una bic 10 pull her of.
rhey VIII try again Tomorrow Tho
cargo is being thrown overboard 10 light
en- the ship.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-28
lwO MEN BLOWN T0 BITS.
seven Others Will Probably Die
Miners Drilled into GINS.

Uniontown. Pa. Jan. 27.-About s
O'Clock last evening gas explosion oc-
CURED IN a mine owned by Shields
Snock Station, on the Red Stone
branch of the Pittsburg, Virginia and
Charleston railroad
TWO men We're blown TO atoms and
seven perhaps fatally injured and two
less seriously
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a STRANGE DELAY.
Tue Lnnrn'in ~ sim nt ola Point with,
PcriShnblc Cargo.

Newport News. Va, Jan. 27.-(SpcciaD
ne Laurada came up To Newport
News this morning and loaded about
my tons OF coal for ships use. then
clearing. Captain Hughes left his
papers ut the Custom-house yesterday,
therefore he will have to visit this
Office again before sailing.
There Is nothing startling, nor even
unusual In such II course. but II does
seem strange that a steamship in good
condition. with pcrishable cargo
aboard, should delay with no definite
purpose or object TO be gained by so
doing.
The German steamship Taorina ar
rived this morning TO load on account
Of the United States Shipping company.
There are twelve steamships about
the docks. either loading or discharging
cargoes. besides several schooncrs coal
ing at the Chesapeake and Ohio piers
The four-masted schooner O. H. Is
loading slaves for CadiZ.
GUN BOAT CONSTRUCTION.
Gun boats Wilmington, Nashville and
Helena are rapidly approaching compile
ton Mt the ship-yard Work on these
vessels has been pushed forward with
greatest viSor during the past few
weeks. The former was given her dock
trial to-day ana will be ready to be
turned over to the Government early IN
February.
HORSE KILLS HIS DRIVER.
Tom jackson, colored, in charge Of
Newman ~ Co.'S team was thrown from
the wagon by the horses taking fright
at passing car, and dashing down the
street The mans body lodged between
parts OF the wagon ana was dragged
a considerable distance Upon being
d.scniag!ed the body was found to be
terribly mangled. Jackson died from
effects of his injuries within faw
hours.
Chief Harwood received a message by
phone from Hampton this afternoon 10
the effect that two neSroes-One clad
in sailors clothes--had stolen Charles
Smiths horse and wagon and were on
their way TO Newport News. The police
were instructed 10 look out for them.
but up to this writing they have not
been apprchendcd.
VIM. Perry. the seaman who inter-
fercd with Special officer Harwood when
he had two men under arrest Sunday
night. ana thereby causing both TO es-
cape. was fined $40 and costs this morn
ing and required TO give bond in the
sum OF 500 TO be Of good behavior.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-28
our sl.00 hats reduced to 75c.
w. Il. NIRNELSON e co

For n pain in the chest a piece of
flannel dampened with Chamberlain's
Pain Balm and bound on over the seat
OF pain. and another on the back be-
tween the shoulders, Will afford prompt
relief. This Is especially valuable in
cases where the pain is caused by n
cold and there Is tendency toward
pneumonia. For sale by all druggists.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-28
A Mysterious Suicide.

Leigh, Neb.. Jan. o7.-Last night
Frank ]. Lesp!e, cashier of the CLARK
son State Bank, NJ C!arksoM. Neb.. com
mltted suicide. He had recently sod
an interest which he held in the bank,
and no reason for his action can be
assigned.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-28

CHARLES M'QUISTER.
PETER HATTSEp

one of the miners drilled into a pocket
OF gas, ana as naked lights were used
an explosion followed
me seven men most seriously hur.
were terribly mangled. several having
their eyes blown out. while others were
so badly burned that great pieces of
flesh dropped from their bones
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-28

81 then bought II bottle of DR.. Grecuc's
Ncrvurn blood and nerve remedy, and her
recovery by its use has been remarkable.
Others OF the family have also received bene-
iii from its USE"
DIR. Greene, 35 West 18th ST., New Yorl,
City. tic most successful physician III curing
nervous and chronicdis can he consulted
free, personally or by letter.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-28
Look al Them.

We are giving the greatest bargains
ever offered in men or boys clothing.
but only for limited time
LEVY IL JACOBS,
200 High street
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WEAK, NERVOUS CHILDREN
Made Strong, Vigorous and Well
by DR.. Greene's Nervura

Mr.. c. II. Bcmis, CRANKY. Mass. saws.
4" My little girl Lucy had been ,ahin. inedi
cincs for severe nervous trontlc FOR nearly
two years, receiving no benefit.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-28
To CUHEA Co,D oNEDaY.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money If II
fails to cure. 25c. spS-tu. thu. SATIN
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-28
Our $500 Hats reduced to sl.25.
w. Z. VIRNELSON & co.
The Grent CUT I'm IrcSs Goods and
CiOaiSs Extended Three Days Kong.

Ask to he shown our large and pretty
assortment Of embroideries which have
just arrived. y. j. Phillips. Oxford
Hall.
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Money isti,n Nhicc1

Glance in our windows and notice the
prices marked. You can save from 80
TO S4.oo by purchasing from us at the
present time.
BRESLAUER G. ANTHONY.
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Lawrence & wcl,ou. 1s1 High 81.

Take them while they are going. Only
few left.
S 800 Jackets. now $3.50.
500 Jackets. now $500
1000 Jackets, now $500
Positively all Ladies Coats. Capes and
Ehidreh > Cloaks al one-half price.
Fruit of the Loom Cotton, 6lSc. 81 ward
Androscogain Cottons, &c. yard
Extra heavy yardwide Brown Cot
tons. &c. . yard.
LAWRENCE & WEI.TON'S
Cash Dry Goods Store
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-28

Our $3.50 Hats reduced to Sl.50.
w. T.. VIRNELSON & co.
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Our sl.00 Hats reduced to 75c.
w. L. VIRNELSON tS co.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-28
Attention Republicans

, The members OF CENTRAL REPuBr.Il
Gan CLUB and all Republicans who pras
Interested In the Wise Young contest are
req requSSteu to assemble ut ST. Joseph's Hall
BY order OF w III FAIRTEes 81 w
J"-'-i' ,r, President.
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ANOTHER CANDIDATE
Concluded from First Page, !,
DESTITuTE pOOR

gresham Peter j. otey favors o con.
Seuti0n. ii7 80
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BROKE DOWN AT LAST.

Charles Fouchee, the boy who was
sentenced to ten years In the penIten-
TIA Tor the murder OF Guard Tinsley
az Laurel Reformatory, was taken from
the county Jail 10 the State prison to-
day. Although the boy has seemed
perfectly unconcerned all during his
trial, he broke down when being taken
from jail in handcuirs. Tears rolled down
MS face a; he left for the pentcntlaly.
STRICKEN WITH APOPLEXY.
Mr.. w. ID. Bishop, one OF the propri-
ctor OF the famous Spottswood hotel,
ana known Throughout the country as
manager of Virginia summer resorts,
was stricken with apoplexy this morn
ing at the home Of his son-in-law, In
Manchester. and the worst Is feared.
COURT OF APPEALS.
Following are to-days Court OF Ap-
DealS proceedings:
Union Bank Of Richmond VS.. City Of
richmond; argued by Charles u. Will
liams and G. v Meredith and submitted
Ross Administrators VS. Hughes: ar
Eued by Marius Jones for appellant.
inc next cases To I've argued are the
Baltimore Steam Packet company VS.
Williams. No. 10; New York. phiiadel-
phia and Norfolk Railway VS. Williams
NO. 90. and Cheathnm VS.. Cover, No
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-28
our $50 Hats reduced to Sl.OO
w. T.. VIRNELSON & co.

Now Is your ;ime-Sl. so stiff hats cut
to $1.l5; 81 stiff Hats cut To S1G0; So. 50
Hats 81. For cash only.
CHAS. r. WELTON & co.
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Our $500 Hats reduced 10 $500.
w. T.. VIRNELSON &: co.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-28

Carpets. Oil Cloths. and Rugs reduced
Buy now. Must be sold
j. s. CRAWFORD'S
Iurnitute and Cnrpet House
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RENTS.

1t practically costs you nothing to have
your rents collected by this agency, as
we VIII send you check each month for
more than you can collect 4s85
Man" landlords will vouch for this
statement.
Send for mo and make arrangements for
acNi year. DO not delay, 1t causes you to
lesc money. JNO. L. WATSON.fFi
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-28

1t Is reported that there is much desti-
tuition among the people OF Richmond
some one thousand families are said to
be In needy circumstances. and the CITY
mission. noble body of ladies', has very
lew supplies on hand. The business
men OF the city have started move
ment 10 relieve suffering. They have
gone to work In earnest and will accom-
plish much good.
The building contractors and supply
men have organized an exchange here
Tor their mutual protection. Some fifty
hrms have become membe!s 1t Is their
purpose 20 protect themselves against
irresponsible sub-contractors and they
intend to ask for certain LEGISLATION at
me next session OF the General Assem-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-28

of the inaugural parade was 'inSconfer
encc this afternoon with -. Up sSood-
mansee pres dent Of the National Re
publican League of Clubs. and shis even
ing Issued an order placing the Eepubli-
can League clubs in one division. and
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-12
StorbDcr. - Slotiocns Nio=
uuOcrc.

Niniue bar IA Nil lang, s 0til
breo, A Wil i Smfrcbs, pmaipet al
en- 100 SOB tpi Mur, Der uor iaa tpt,
at ire 8osne ijort jeunlioss b~inunoen.
Babylon bar so Mil inbenior Mus
rene; Disie bar rs Sob tptfe % 100
SOB bDie meb 100 Yprts.
9ianas 9empel i Gieius bar 24o
SOB bpit fra @runoen til gsspuoellen
at 3aset. Yer tpssebes 100 aar
paa bet.
Zen itsrite 8pramibe er AIS SOB
bsi, ben beoetfer ct 5laoerum al II
slfres 2auo. 100000 Mano arbclOe.
be paa ben.
2abprinten i sgsppten iuoebulbt3oo
g9relier % IL Saler.
vi 9beben / ag9ppteu finoes &ni.
ner / ~ Miles Smfrebs. Supbpo.
se%rantalet or $4,000 ps meo sla,
perne 750, 900.
0elfis Srateltempel Dor iaa rigt, at
oct ensans blep pIpnoret for @aro;s
lager til ct 8elsb af 10 Miuicncr
4unb Sterling, os aeiier Nero bort.
iprte Ell Sang 400 Stater.T aleuter
oerira.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-12
Werioos Reeenter.

Sioen bort gruoerlnno, oct ipanite
Wericp, erflareoe fig uufbansist (2soe
September 1921, bar bet baut 55
Statsdeier, iom bar itpret uuber ior>
lflellise Nnpne, iaaiom 8rGiioeut, Subj
mr9ti9, Resent, Seller, 9iftatur oIp.
vi oisie So par 50 6~eneraler, z bar
gonptater, A bar seiitlise, nemlis Or.
Wfanuel De la 9arceua, Or. IereS (Siz
flop al Guebla), Or. Srmnedea (Sis
flop Of Snlancin9o) Us 81. Yelogio
2abaitioa y 9applus (@rtebifop al
WerIco); De pprise bar @uoseiere,
Tolititere, 9iterater ps Sn9eniDrer.
2an9it bar ben nup9renoe YrGiioent
goriirio 3io5 resieret. San blep pal9t
fsrite Gang i 1877. Sioen Muntss
5ama b,2oen bar in9en / iaa lang 3io
bplot Ste~9jerinSens 2piler / MeEicr.
gtait BAN iaar Intonio WenbUSa, iom
re9iereoe Is Nar os 26 3ase; 8enitO
Suare5, iom resierebe i IA slar, z
Waaueoer os s 9a9e, os 9uis De Bee
lasco ,. lite, iom re9iereoe i 10 aar,
s Meaaneoer % 81 Gage. aprteit bar
S9nacio &aoons Ge9ierin9, ipm fun
pareoe / to Gage. On, nemli9 Suau
Wusica y Sipriu, bar uoieet tit 9sras
iioent, men mootps life 8at9et; Ell an.
ben funoe life tpnime til 9ipret iprmes
Delft MtooitanO al General @ou5ale5.
Sire ppbe i fin Gesjerinsstlo. uemlig
Sarrasan i 1888, G'9onoju i 1851,
Morimillan i 1867 ps Snare5 i 1872.
Sfuote bleu liselebes A: Sturbibe /
1924, Guerrero 1881, Marimilian Ua
Wiiramon 1867. 5Ursiitet bleo l,
nemiis Nicolas 8rapo / 1854. Sire
inj9mproeoeS: Gumunfort i 1853, 9lris
ito, almoute ps 2ercO De 9eiaoa, be
iibite ubeniur Weyico. aun SO al
NericOs 55 Ge9enter er opoe en- nos
turlis Seb. Man pil oernf ie, at Der
slpes 2euebrpo, ium er i~itrere os fun.
oere eno bet at pere SerIfer / Misricp.
Gn Mdnos 1Sortio maales eitrr bans
6eiltriu, en- Spiupes citcr benoes 6orlop.l.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-12
u1oorheao 90 Saroo.
Zen ibriie nil libe Sab, buis Saloo'
nrrie aabnes | ben iipite.

9sfcltnineer | Woorbeab, Minn.,
cr meoet betlemt oper "gDbites Bin.
fem bill nfitafe StraHes9lauluIen /
Roros 0aiotas Qrobibitionslpp.
8 en- W}eootIelie fra Moorbcab beoer
BET bI. a.: "Stulbe giuen blipe 2pp,
moa BEN ortaees at billie bebirte ct fort
Stadr / Dor 9ps Snotneter. Saloon
oersn bill blipe ilaaet up pud bib Bag
| Sarge "a ellers | RprbsD atotu, pa
GpertrGoere at ben nugjGloenbe PRO
bibitionslop iinipeltben bebeper at nos
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buabe at betaIc MuIit os fiobe fait at
paa; hint bill betbbe bDerten mere saer
minbre enb en- ligefrem 2icenf.. gpen
bar for uGrpGrenoe omtrine 40 ga
%Iopner, ipm bier iIGr betalsr en- 2itenfe
al $500. sra ben aiIbe bopss att
faa en- Snbtrqt al $4,000 ON @aret.
Nu tr0Tcr BET fig faa, at gpen er tems
meIiqt forgj9lbet. Den tjebte ifjor lit
eget cleftriite 2psanlrs ps @unoperf,
men biloe ueppe babe fat fig uo for bisie
llbgifter, bpis ben life bapbe troet at
turne Itole paa Snotrsterne fra SaIoo>
nerne til officiating af fin foregebe
0irlb. Oct mua antages, at minoit
S%dIbpnrten al Moorbeabs Salooner /
9iIfGIpe oil itptte oper til Sarge, hpors
fra bet meite At 5orretniugen tommer;
bet aibGnaer tun al, bporpibt 8upernsz
rem unberteener 8i1en. iaa ben bliper
Qoo. StprIteoslen al Srafiten tnmz
ncr fra Sarge, men biloe ophers. bpis
Soloonerne tunoe bolbes uabne / Norbz
8otota. 0esltoen bible mango at 9us
tiierne in~noipnIigpis blibe nspt til at
finite pber GIpen. Gituationen er 1aas
Ieoes temmeIig alpprlig for Moorbeab;
bet i%nbremmes iaapel af benz, Der dltib
bar mpbarbeibet SaIponerns, iom al
BEN, Der bar bplot ben Mening, at
SaIget at Rusbritte bog bar paret til
flor Jprbel for gpen."