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Decorah-posten., 1897-05-28

Wanoen Wano blep / 8eroen tun en-
GuIteItomdgsr, meoens ban tunot pare
blepet Snebtsrmeitsr tller ompenot.
Sbor ofte fer man life unge Wtano
itreps idd bdarbt for at blips prelt,
29ge eller Sagferer o. snboa bltr os
tun en- jammsrlig aayritatuE AZ IN
2Grsr, = en-, Tom ingen 5rem8ang Ian
opnaa. Saoos fan neriinpo tulgt Del
Salo, iom Gpner og anIGg tdlots nain
til, fad funbe ian mndite blepet en- Utes
iter. 9ette er bespGrre 6~obeooarin5en
til. at iaamdnge uoueIige W}snnsltsr
finbes / forTtiellige S%tiqinger.
llnebommen bgr lRre at inpIe, at BET
er langt beore, ia uenoslig langt itprrs
at rars Meiter / ct 6uunOoert, eno at
pGrs en- uolleliq Sagiprer eaer en- apot'
iaipsr Tom Cage. Oct er trolt8t, at dlle
Wenneiter / Iterre eller minore 9rao
tunoe blipe Msitrs, beriom be altto
fulgte fit aalo % Dore 5inorin8er lite
fob benz / 9eien.
Sab ps berfcr ale iegs at finoe uo,
bbao pi buer iii, CO iua pGlg fun bet I'll
Dor 2ipsftiqing. @ad life ino pad ct
tfeologiit Seminar, men til en- GarlOs
brugsitole, berIom ou fdr &nl9g til
Sorobrug, pg gda life ino pau ct QR9s'
i%nititut, men iii ct Stibsperft eler ct
metaniit 8Grtiteb, berIom BIZ bar On,
leg for apnftruttion % Metanit; tag
life Wuiitlettier og beepno life at hamrc
poa ct piano eller femme pud ct Grgel,
oeriom bu life fan bere pioere JorItjel
pda bisie S%nitrumehters Sonsr %
Sframlet at 9lit= og Stentei / 9isftez
net. Su fprtoatlsr berpsp life alene
2ipet pg Silp9relien for big ielU. men
bu bliber ale MenneIter, hu tommer /
Serering meb, fun til 9prbe % ll6es
Gogeligbeo, mebens bet bar Sfaberen5
U}enins, at ou itulbs bIips til 0eliignelie
ps Nptte, GlGbe pg Spgge baabe for big
ielp og bine MebmenneIfer.
@i er ale Dor "eane 2ptfes Smeo."
Oct nDtter tibet at taIte Stploen for
bore u6elbige SmItenbi8bsbar pua en-
uglnitia Sti9bne, life Teller pua 5ors
'pnet; TIL bet er ultio pitt ps retferoigt;
men Stploen fer Dor badrlige 5remoang
mao hi fun Ieqe hos ps lelp - / bort
feilagtige 8aI9 at 2ipsgierning. llrets
faroige %ipciale pg SomfuabsforGploe
ltaar 10 ofte iuamangen 8eqapelie ipeiz
en-; men bere8 SnbfpoelIe bill blipe en-
Rel Del IpRttet ligeoperfor Dem, ION for
fclger fit al Natursn anpiite Maul.
vi maa ale igge at naa lpngere frem
% heiere op. 8i maa itrGbe at nua til
feiere o9 lpiere aegioner, bpor 2ipets
8aaoer opleies, bpor GtuFelIer pq
Mtpcgarge timber en- ~Toripnenoe Gortlas
ring. Iltio ppab, opao til be Itore
giooer, til pioere Snn og til itprr. 5ors
I%taaelie at Den pirtelige !6eniigt meo Dor
Silpprelie. Den boieite. Sinoe, Ri full
be Iege at naa, er ben, 6rorfra hi ian
beoit ie I'D cper bort tifbaoelaQte 2io!
gel ben, ipm fra benne llbiigt fer, al
hdns2ip life bar bGret perbilpIt, life bar
b9ret uoen 5rugt, life feilTlaaet; men
at bet Ear pGret fsrt til Sfaberens ggre
og til Nbtte og @eliignelIs for Mennes
itene. gn Iaaban bill ligeIom Moies
bape naaet bet ianbe Ne6o gierg, fra
bpis berlige llbiigt Fan fan iftte ino oper
bet forjettsbe 2anb = 2ipets % llfors
tranteligbeoens 2anb.
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278

bpori Mosien %forbIiuer 1910 Gage os omrorcs ben 2o
goot 3 @ange ON 9agen. Ouer lagges ct alroe.
Serpaa files B9oien giennem ct grout Sol, oo til bpr 3
CHARTS oeraf iGttes . Buno Suffer inmt Safteu al TO 2emons
og Sfauet al ben enc. 6or at flare ben grumieoe 8a0le be.
npttcr man ie at olmlnoelist 6usblos, buorai 4 Gram or til.
~iir0teltgt for 4 Quarts.
SCR GiGringen fplocs Saftcn paa en- aogoe, ior efter Q
til 3 Tigers Jorleb, eler naar @iGriueeu er iorbi, ipuuies me.
GET sobt. Siben Tapes 9insn pa SLATER o. ian mart Der.
pa bru9eS.
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-28
Mcnncifcr meo to TerIon;
!igbcOcr.

9lanbt abnorm. 5rnomener pdf
Giplslipets Omraabe er pei ct at D
martelioIte BET, ION ntrer fig oeri, at E
Ga famine Snoipio ligeirm befsr'tss a
TO fo%rfisGiqe gerionIigfcber eler Slele
ION afpefsIsnbe bar Wd9ten, uoer
mino1te peribItEsb ON %binanoen. De
bar faaleoeS foretommet, al V%erloner
fienot for en- bRoerlig cg oroentllg 8an'
bel, er falbt / 8nale % bar pddgnet ION
ourtorepne Sieltrin9sr og bar peobleps
at lepe ION Iadbdnne, til be paanp bal
fdlot / 9pdle "a paagnet ION b9oerli9I
MenneTter, fulotommen upioenpe ON
bpao Der tar pasIeret, meoe1s De ban
ppret beferitcoe at "ben onoe Qano."
st eienornneligt StlfGloe at en- Ioo.
ban perTonligbsbens 9ualitet fort9aeS
fra ben inf frantic 9rig at en- franii
Gage. qerirner, ION leo al oennt
ljGlelige Gngb0m, bar en- meget patrio=
tiff fron1t Sploat pau 8rGnien, oer
branote al Sab til 5nIferne. Gn Dag
tu1teoe ran tine Baden, rep At fig Uni
IOrmen % gift oOer til SnIterne, bppr
han arreItereoes % tdIteoes / 59n9Iel.
Ser TuIot ban i en- oDb 9pdle ca pado.
neoe npite Morgen, ben fannie patriotis
tie 6ranitmano ipm fpr, Mnfaloene
gientcg iig, og unoer Srigsn fi9mpebe
Ran mart paa BEN frantic % indrt pan
ben tqIte Sioe, uItib Iige tappert. Oct
oplpites iiber, at hans 5aoer bar inf,
og hans Mooer franit, "a at ban bar
ootset op unoer en- ituoig Strio meQem
frdnIt cg t9it 9otriotisme.
S 2onopn inotraf for no0Ie Iar Iiben
ct marteIigt SiIfnloe at SjGleouuliss
me Hos en- ung en9elit 8ige. SUN baps
be Tdoet en- COB Spbragelie, tdlte FlDoen=
De INF og bar meget mliitalif. Gn
Vat 1op bun ~ul9ooanIig lGnge, % bu
bun bua9reoe, rdr FUN Barn paannt.
Sum fjenbts ingen cg tunoe frcrfen tale
Gn9ellt eller Shit. 9a en- Maaneb bar
gdaet, % Der life bite iig 3egn til Sell
breoeIie, begpnote benbes CporaaelIe
pdonpt. Sum lrrte meget burtiot, "a
sfter ct Gars 6orlrb tunbe bun Omtrent
laa meget Tom en- 10zaarig Qige.
W|eoens fun en- Dag bar beIfiqftioet
meb StrioeppeIier, ipntes bun lioeIom
plupIelig at padgne pp igien, beQDnbte at
tale, ION bun haOoe giprt for ct gar
'loen, og bar padnp / geIiooeGe ar ale
be aunoItaber, hun / i'm Sio baooe e.
hpernet Iig. SUN 10, ba man Iprtalte
benbe ON fenbes SiIItano / bet Iibite
War, og tunbe life erinbre bet minoite
hpdo Der bar pa8ieret.
De perIoner. bun i bette Oar 6apbe
lGrt at tjenoe % ofte pGret Iammen
meO, tunoe fun life tjenbe igitn. Noole
ieners idlbt BUN paanb till
boge til 9arnetiIitanoen. 9enne 8cts.
len fortiattes lige til benoes Orb.
vi finoer life Sonobeocn, ben fiuosr os ga
mart iom itrtna 0ommcr, mart iom
Min r~SnrIeIpr Ns,or
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-28
NlorioasSano.

Seq pniter at iRI9e 800 Ncre5 meaet firt
Tnrmlaro oeo Ct. Nucie Hiuer, n9r Gbite
Gitp. sanoet bar Jiioer 6ront o. eauer lia
for Srnd'6armina %iusappIes, Gitroner,
8auoner o.f.p. Me9et iunot. Get pco
Sernbauen. Stt ielae biuist ps paa lang
5to, iiGr tois 6lere Hog liz iammen til Ell
Goloni. Sea er ijenOt meo ale SSlurioa.
5orbolo og Tan qipe goo Selfeo. Gtrio til
Mrs. 9onls YiO, 223 8tub'Iter 9lur,
Gbtcaao, "a.
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-28
Ena pau Drus.

@'on buroe e9entIis oIbrie pare uoiot Tor, al %v,
t"oe PLACES oeraI, tbi bet %oialoer Inn at boloe 9Prd
t'9He rent aItlo. ioa tripeS be life Der. 6uiopaiteoe -
l'lN Snft 'n9en Cpbobcn al llrensliebeb, rene So7'"
mo'"n'le meo Seroiine, bpppig Reu9ioring al H'p''"'
8le eHer Sonoeueislt0u, iom 0pniene fan noble N9 y
oe otl, alt bette bepirter, at Gus lite tribes unoeF ''"'
Cmitanbiebe ocr.
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-28
rnn reInft GnneITY

Hris ia. firu I'll Land Commissioner
GreatNorther Railway, 81. &eul, gltun.,
eiierfu irt iaultreret 2omfet, laeeboloenoe
iutefruotee Splosui1per I'm, hocrleoec 90
tporhen irit &taieriHaSlauo eler biligt
9ernbantlnno / MiHaelpta Tan iaaes.
Stnhes frtt.
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-28
Macntcr

erIses, I'll MOB COO @etaiina OF 'or
honol. @arer. inm MISUNDERSTANDING
iaaptI i I%fauernauiite iom dmerltdur
fsamtlicr. Guhper. Tom rniter en- lFp'
neuoe 8eIilaitiaslls. eler oil 'orltatt.
fla en- apo Biiortieucite, pii ipr ire
Grrrtr, GirtuIarer, o.. r., bsbdae al TILE
isrire
6. =. gboop & Co.,
Ger. Cos State Street, Rnfine, tis.
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-28

lLN 3tSIAI -ittH'
Te buffer fdnIte, at SldooertjRrrina
1trus her / 9ngben for ct Oar Gar Iioer
fapoe bet itrGffeIio trdblt meo irons
Cliens Sauna % !SusmanoS9utten
Qurl / Sunopifen. Te triiteos % prds
teoe GA flgi fra gus til 6us meo fine
QeQne, ioa at ben itattdrs Sanna tililut
rtppc turhe piis fla for 5olt.
% bun bdpbe oog life gjort BET
minoite onbt. gun bare eliteoe aarl,
ga 8arl sIItsoe bsnoe, % bet cdr 10 en-
rrIia Sag
W}sn Mcns Often rur rig. % aurl
bar iottia. Oct bar bet, lom ftafeoe
Gtooherfefirene Iaa msset at Inatte ON.
Cm SorI tuboe hapt enbel ioroi1t Mams
mon, piloe life en- Sunb bupe 9iset al
hem % ingen Gj9rrin9eine uoipioneret
bercs Meber.
N}en Jolt t9nter iieloen pau, at
a~iGrligbeom - for at BRUCE Qlnusns
llbtrptsmaabs - life ldoer iig tGmrle
Ipm en- Stub % iGtte / 8aas. Oct
air. ben life. men iadInurt bens gineer
sr potset ub, flpper BEN oper ale Strans
Ter pa iIaar fig upen Determining neb,
hpor ben lifer Jig beoit.
Msn ba Wlpns Slien fit bibe, at
6anna bapbe faitet fin aj9rlighsb pda
aarl / Ganbpiten, blep bet en- Isroelie
5ib for Re f~tattels TO, % Mons tunoe
iua meget traftigere ramme benz. Tom
Susmanpsplabfsn Sunbpiten laa unoer
hans @daro. adrl blep forbubt at
ejcre Gagsarbsioe paa 8aarben, pg be
hinge barrie III mnItelis for at treFe
.hinannsn.
9iiiioit fanbt be bog pau, at 9arl,
fprtlGbt fpm Qi9e, cm apeloene ituloe
beicge 5anna, og bet git bra en- lang
Sio.
Nlpns Slfen 1au pftsre % oftsre en-
Yige iammen meb 6anna, naar bun git
I'D / Staburet for at tents Mel ellsr
5leit.
"6pab er bet for en- Sente, Iom be-
is9er big ON Spslbsn, Sannu?"
Oct sr 2otte paa 9plben?" Ipareoe
gamma.
2ptte bar en- hei, blonb pe paffer
gige, fpm Mons, Gntemanb ION ban
bar, gisrne iaa cg bapbe ct spbt Sie til,
cg man bupoe / 9p9ben ~inattet ON, at
tRntte paa at ri til benoe.
9a ian MI fit pipe. at bet bar bsnbs,
ipm beisate gamma, fasoe han, at bun
ejerne tunoe tage benbs meb inb % bDoe
henoe noset.
spun er iaa unoielis % ligsiom rab
for big, Sar?" iaeoe ben ubipetulerte
Tom pibite om lin 5ars aiers
0a Mons iii bore bet, mpite ban meb
pg t9ntte:
"Ioaa. bad, bu ia ie. at Senta er slao
/ big. iaa sammel hi en-"
Gn apslb. ba Ran Tom fra gpen %
haboe "iiot paa," mebte han plubielis
ben heis piae ube pua Sorbst ps blsp
itrats pptGnbt at ajarlisbso.
"Iei, faa bpggeligt at tr9fTs big,
itammebe bun % tps fsnbs ON
Slip mis!" bpiitebe aarl, ipm i
Sperra itelisn life piblte, bpab ban itulbe
giere.
Mlen Mpns pilbe tpsfe pisen = bet
bill iise 3arl = Der latte fig til Mob.
ps Msbet ilutteoe meb ct "realt"
Glassmaal, bprri Mons trat bet for,
tsits Straa. Yen forssipne 2ptt. Ia
itebs BAN neb / ct 9ise cs tp9 tilbens.
Mons Tom tiem tiliplst os paab fra
sperit til nsoerit. os Bib bar ban itte.
9usen eftsr ipurste ban Gaarbsgut>
ten, ON 2otte 8olosn hapbe p9ret Der
ON 2osloen.
"2ptte Salpen! Hei, bet bar bun 1let
lite. bun er 10 / 8ran bps 9rpr fin"
fprtlarene 8uttsn.
9a gift Der ct 2ps op for Mons.
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-28
Varmcrncs Separator.

Separator. Ser finoes abiolut fife
SmprIeot i ben, men ben imnser gp9t.
Gn iaaoan Separator iorpser Meieri-
ets Smpruoho.te.
9. M. Gbarptes,
g9en Nbp,ev cn Efoif on 9u,i,us %,
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-28

Rational nbliibina Co., Chicago,
81, pniter I8enter til at i9l9e oeres itprs
article llluitrereoe npe Spg "Nanieus Gaie
/ B~oiarbapet". &c oeres advertisement / en-
nnoen Spalte aI oenne @pis. 37b3
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-28

Gtniet bar ct Barns Tantai, cloinscas
gispOm, WunOens Grifisbeo % aoinosns
Rpiisr.
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-28
Gprhni,tp af Rnpbprnr.

Gniehe 5arInere bar bpert aar ct Stptte SoabpeSc. a,
iom RsseI betaIer bet iM, ba goobpeosmel bar m.aet dob Vii
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-28

vi iinosr life SonobeOcn, Den timber os GA
'omnier mart iom itrtna 0ommcr, mart iom
nib Gorlsier. - 9tenan.
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The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-04-29
GRIP OF THE LAW ON THEM.

Phelan Takes Beer and is Taken to the
 Lock-up-yioIation of Sunday Law. .
 Patrolman Torrance Smith encounter ed Daniel Phelan about 12 o'clock last evening, just as the latter was emerg- ing from the residence of Chris. Her. pich at 365 Congress avenue, with four bottles of beer in his pockets. The pa- trolman promptly arrested Phelan, and took him to the lookup. The beer be- longed to Herpich and was left in the hallway of the residence.
 Antonio Armino, who said that he was fireman at the Hillhouse high school, was discovered by Supernum- erary Bradley about il o'clock last night walking about the school building in an intoxicated condition. He was going from window to window in a maudlin way, making an attempt to get out through them. The officer took him in custody.
 John J. Harrigan, grocer and saloon- keeper, was arrested last evening on a warrant for violation of the Sunday liquor law.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-04-29
A HORROR OF THE DEEP
SUFFERINGS OF
 TOUR SHIPWRECKED SAILORS.

Necessary to Amputate the Arms and Feet
 of Three of the Survivors-Their Flesh
 Presents Leprous-like Appearance
 For Two Days They Lived on the Dead
 Body of ShipInate.
 St. Johns, N. F., April 28.-Serious anxiety prevails at St. Pierre as to the condition of the four survivors of the wrecked French brigantine Valiant, which struck an iceberg on the Grand Banks on the night of April 14 and foundered almost immediately. Three of them are in comatose condition and 1t is feared that one will not live through the night Their physical mad mental sufferings are terrible. It was found necessary to amputate the arms and feet of three; their ears and noses were shockingly frozen and their flesh presents a ghastly and leprous-like ap- pearance. As if this were not wretch- edness enough, their reason Is tempo- rarily if not permanently gone As they lie in their cots they rave in dis tracted recollection of their awful ex- perience.
 It Is scarcely possible to get any defi- mite notion of the incidents of the dis aster, but it seems, from what can be snatched from their incoherent cries and rawlings, that four dories were over- | turned at the moment of the wreck. Two of the men on board the rescued dory were taken from the water almost drowned. These were the first two to | perish.
 The third who died was a young fel4 low about eighteen. He made a stub- born fight for life.
 Four boats are known to have got safely away from the ship; but the captains boat was the only one after- wards seen by the occupants of the rescued dory. The hardships suffered by the survivors were altogether excep- tional and indescribable Ordinarily castaways can expect sustenance from leather boots, but these poor fellows had only wooden sabots for footwear. The intense cold made it almost im- possible for them to do anything in the way of navigating the dory and they were compelled to drift helplessly.
 The most horrifying incident of the experience was the cannibalism to which they were driven by the resist less bangs of hunger The dead body which they used for food was frozen so stiff that they were scarcely able to hack off the flesh with their knives. For two days the lives of the survivors were sustained in this way. | Everything that is possible is being done to find the missing boats, if it should have been their good fortune to have survived. Outgoing vessels will make close search of the waters north and south of St. Johns. But there Is little hope of further rescues.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-04-29
QUIET REIGNS AT ATHENS
ACTION DELAYED PENDING RESULT OF THE MINISTERlAL CRISIS.

Downfall of the Delyannis Cabinet ia
 Taken for rGranted-Edhem Pasha Sends
 White Flag to volo Which He Evident ly Intends to occupy-M. Ralli Will
 Succeed Delyannis.
 London, April 2S.-Matters at Athens
 are likely to remain unchanged until the ministerial crisis is settled, when
 overtures from the powers to inter vene are expected. The sultan is said to be willing to listen to terms. The downfall of the Delyannis cab met is taken for granted, though 1t has
 not actually occurred. M. Ralli, who is likely to succeed Delyannis, was equally keen for war.
 Little or nothing seems to be known at Athens or is reported here as to the
 movements of the Greek feet
 The only news of actual fighting in
 progress this afternoon comes from Velestino, which commands the road to Volo. Possibly this indicates an inten- ton of the Turks to march southWard. It is said that Edhem Pasha has sent white flag to Volo with the assur-
 ance that the Turkish troops will in | hict no damage upon the city or citi- zens. There seems little doubt, there | fore, that he intends to occupy Volo. | The Greek forces now extend in a | fourteen mile line from Pharsalos to Velestino. Pharsalos commands the
 Turka Pass and the road leading to
 Athens by way of Larissa.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-04-29

Plevna, I never witnessed such Wlld firing. The whole plain was lit by the flashes of the rifles in the hands Of the terror stricken soldiery and peasants. Eventually the Times correspondent and myself succeeded in getting inside ditch by the roadside and thus pro- ceeding slowly, In this manner we suc- ceeded in pushing forward for time, when we were thrown down by rush from behind and were trampled upon by scores of people. AS I succeeded ln rising to my feet an irregular, who was running past, deliberately turned, raised his rifle and fired. tucked just in time and fell to the ground, thus saving my life.
 q had lost my companion in the meanwhile and stumbled on in the ditch referred to, and plowed by way through the thick of the stampede.
 "The maddening firing continued for fully half an hour At the expiration of that time buglers were heard sound ing Cease firing" but it was a long time before the continuous rattle slack ened down to single shots.
 "The pandemonium had spread sev- eral miles.
 When I returned to the road, stum- bling over dead and dying animals, men and women, the scene was terrible. The way was strewn with ammunition box es, broken carts and furniture, the bed ding of soldiers, blankets and tin pan nicans. The latter rattled under the horses feet. blankets became entangled in them, and the horses, frantic with alarm, and many of them riderless and deserted, galloped about among the fly ing crowds.
 Guns and ammunition wagons and carts added to the obstruction. The traces had been cut in order to enable the drivers to mount the horses attach ed to them and seek safety in flight.
 There were many struggles between the fugitives for the possession of the horses, and in this manner the alright ed crowd struggled on for several miles, presenting most vivid picture of dis aster and fear.
 Some of the Greek officers, it is true did their duty. They ordered the bug lers and trumpeters to sound Cease fir ing and rode about calling upon the
 fleeing soldiers to halt. But others of | the Greek officers lost their heads and pushed onward as terrorized as the SOL diery.
 "One brave officer tried to bring his men to their senses by presenting re- volver at them and shouting, Stop! Stopr But he might as we'll have call ed upon a whirlwind.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-04-29
KILLED BY ELECTRIC CAR.
James P. Cullen Lies Down Upon the
 Track and Meets His Death.

Track and Meets HIS Death.
 James P. Cullen, an iron moulder, about sixty years old, was run over by car No. 64 of the New Haven Street Railway line about 10:4O o'clock last evening. The car which left the green at 10:1O on it's outward trip, was in charge of Conductor E. J. Golf of 117 Ferry street and Motormah W. R. Ash bee of 375 Grand avenue. It was round- ing the curve on Farren avenue, just at the entrance upon the private way of the company, when the motorman saw just in front of him dark object, which he recognized as the body of a man. He reversed his motor and threw the fender in position in order to avert an accident
 The attempt was unsuccessful. The fender missed the man, and before the car was brought to a stop the forward wheels had passed over him.
 The car was jacked up, and the man. gled remains were taken out from un- der it. Life was entirely extinct. The wheels had passed over the left hip and across the chest. killing him instantly. Medical Examiner White, who was mo- tified of the occurrence, acquainted the coroner with what had transpired. The latter had the remains removed to Sisk's undertaking establishment on Grand avenue, pending an investiga- ton, which will be held this morning.
 Cullen, it is thought, was asleep when l,o l,i1 Ae, fo lo learned last evening Motorman Ashbee exercised all the care possible to save the mans life.
 Cullen lived at 40 Forbes avenue. He leaves family of children.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-04-29
GUARANTEE OF THE G0UNOD
Still a Small Deficiency, but Will Prob
 ably be Made Up.

The Bridgeport Oratorio society this evening are to sing the opera, "Samp- son and Delilah" An article in a late issue of the New York Musical Courier boasting that the Bridgeport society would eclipse the late performance by the Gounod society of New Haven of this work, created some curiosity among some of the members. A party of Goudnodists and friends are going to Bridgeport on the 7:10 express this evening to hear the Bridgeport society sing. All who will meet with them to go will be welcomed. Miss Bloodgood is to sing the part of ''Delilah."
 The guarantee fund of the Gounod society for next season still grows, but there is yet small deficiency which will be, it is hoped, made up in a week or two. The members should make an effort to have it made up so that the officers may act upon matters for next seasons work.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-04-29
CALIFORNIAN GAMEs AT PRINCETON
The Class of '97 Won First P1ace-Two Records Were Broken.

Princeton, N. J., April 28-The class of '97 won first place in the Caledonian games this afternoon for the fourth consecutive season, and secured possess sion of the Garrett prize cup offered for competitors in '93. Two records were broken. Carroll 1900, of Baltimore, es- tablished new figures for the high jump. clearing the bar at six feet, and Potter '9S, of Philadelphia, three the sixteen. pound hammer 124 feet inches
 All the events were closely contested. and in the runs good time was made, considering the strong wind blowing down the stretch. Jarvis, the fresh- man sprinter, captured both dashes, and Cregan, the New York Athletic miler won both distance runs handily, The new men showed up we'll The score by points was: '97, fl 1-16: 1900, 36 5-6; '99, "A; '98 IS.