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The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1897-02-25

The Saltwater Gazette man felt in
such joyous frame of mind when he
returned from the Minnesota Editorial
Association meeting that he could even
find something good to say of that
most disagreeable of all months, Feb
ruary. Hear him: "Many good things
happen in February although it is a
short month. There's G. Washington's
birthday which brings forth a dance;
there's Lincoln's birthday-one of the
most fortunate events this country
was ever interested in; there's the Min
nesOta editorial association blowout,
show and smoke social; there's only
% days in the month and we get just
as much out of our subscribers as if
there were 81; and the men commence
coming down from the woods with a
few dollars in their inside pockets and
about the last thing February does is
to commence lingering in the lap of
spring. But speaking of laps we would
rather linger in some other lap that is
not so cold and cherries and liable to
blow your head off. That's where we
are at, and don't you overlook the fact
that we are with the crowd"
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1897-02-25

Prisoners received during the week
ending Feb. 25th, 3. Discharged, 2.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1897-02-25
...-. .--~ Reflections

Patients undergoing treatment in
hospital, 9.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1897-02-25

Average school attendance during
the week, 1854.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1897-02-25

For the information of the new ar
rivals who come here from week to
week, we wish to say, if you want to
send The MIRROR to relatives or
friends, you will e allowed the privi-
lege by complying with the following
rule: Send to this Office your name,
register and cell number, also full adj
dress of the person to whom you desire
to have THE MIRROR sent.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1897-02-25

When Mr.. Ross was called to the
platform, during our Washington's
Birthday entertainment, professional
instinct prompted him to give sweep
ing glance over the audience. Evil
IDENTIFY it was, to him, satisfactory, for,
bending over to his accompanist, he
whispered, Full house, I'll give 'em
something lively" And he did, as the
evident enjoyment of the 'boys" testi-
fed.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1897-02-25

Last week a comrade sent in con-
tribution, without signature, in the
mistaken belief, perhaps, that it would
appear in our editorial columns. We
would say to contributors, once for all,
that we have no desire to take to our
self credit that belongs to the efforts
of another, and all contributions sent
to this office must be signed by the
name, initials, or nom de plume of the
writer's. The front page of THE MIR
RoR belongs to our contributors, where
in they have ample space for the ex
preston of their thoughts, but it is our
duty to grind out a reasonable amount
of matter for the editorial and local
page, and when we find the strain too
severe for our weak brain we shall
then clip from our exchanges and give
credit where credit belongs.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1897-02-25

We have promise from GeOrgi-
whisky, fourth assistant chef in the Of
ficers' kitchen, to write us series of
elaborate scientific papers for publica-
ton before he departs for his vast es-
tates in the fatherland. The first paper
of the series will be entitled ''IIOw Not
to Eat Hash," which will be of special
interest to our home readers who have a
decided preference for porterhouse
steak and the usual accessories per
tanning thereto.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1897-02-25

The cOlOred AdOnis of the tOnsOrial
department has taken offense at a lit
tie harmless squib that appeared in
our last weeks issue, and he demands
a retraction of what he is pleased to
term libelOus attack on his good
name. We hasten to apologies; we
meant no harm, and never dreamed
that anyone would be so foolish as to
take seriously anything we might say.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-02-25
entraftuus ses seutf&en saifers.

Die Seiiungsn bon Berlin iprehen
iber bic erbiltsrte Siimmune. in wslbs
Der aalisr Our& bic 3uridpstiuns ieinss
peri6nll6 eemndtsn 8oriblases. Sic
denlano cutd slne eemsiniame 8lotlr'
Jung oes Ylrdus, oss Qafens BON 4lhen.
sur 8srnunft su brinaen. isltens bes brl'
ufben Wlnlterpraiioenten Salisbury
psri,bt porosn 1T. Dis 9loiabs bee
Biraus outd bic 5lotten Der 8rOBmd6te
pIrbe ben friessdbnllden Demonitta'
iionsn @riedenlanoS iofOrt Elm @nee ee.
madt babsn. ME bic beutfds Prsfe
absrsinhtmmeub ausipri6t. 9es Rat.
istS 8oribIas errsste in oipIomatiiden
Rrsiien eroBss Grltuunen, ba man alse'
msin annabm. bab er anbeiiais Der
1batiads, oab feline Sdpeter Sophie
Die 9ronprinsefNm o 1ris&snIuno 1T.
ben I~nmabunsen Der sriediidsn 8ssle.
rune nidt opponiren iperbe. Aber es
i6eint, bdB stpliden BEN aaiier uno iei'
ner S6peter i6on LANCE cine abiOluts
gnifremoune infolee ibres neberiritts
sur sriediid. taibOIi&sn RsIisiCn sinss.
treten 1T.
WarquiS Salisbury Isbnte Obne If.
seno eine 30seruns prompt ben 8ors
l6lae oes 8aiisrs nit Der @rtldruns ab.
pab bic bffsntIl6s Weinuns in 9roBbrI'
tannisn niemals cine iolde BoIltit biai'
ssn pdroe.
Die ,.Iational,eituns" ilust 6roB.
b"ritauuisn brett oss 8sriudes an. ben
j5riseen GurOpa's tu ii6ren unb iaet
Die nddte 3utunft tpiro seiseu. Oh ens
usbsreintommen Der Wd6te purb elnr
2unbesbuns ispuratsr brtil6sr Sntsrsis
len eeftort weroen wirb, cine 8unbasb'
ung, mel6e ben Sbleier su llften per.
iprl6t, uelher bisber ben urlpruna b,r
auBerorosntlid bsfrsmoenben srisdiiden
Daenife Serbllte. Bon Nnfane on
limb mir Der Aniidt ettpsisn, bab Elm
seeen bic Idttsi sleIdbsosuteno
NIT mem Strsi& sssrn ben sulOpdl9en
5risDsn fsi''.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-02-25
AuSIaub.

Ser Wuherer'p roseB SduIse.
5rsunb in 8Ottbus 1T su Gnbe. Der
Wuderer Shulse 1T au bier Sabren,
5reunb au lei Msnaten @sfdnsnib
usruribsilt tporbsn.
- Ssrihtpsiie %bsrIautet. bab bic
5etunsen 8bln unb Wdins als Seiun.
gen fallen ioasn. DaS @srlht Bot an
seihtS bsS umtanoes, bab bic beiben
5eltuneen bic Saupiitibsn Der ~stpeiten
rbsiniihen 8ertbeioieuneslinie biloen,
Aufisben ssmadt.
- Nasr WabrideinIibfeit nod tpirt
oas 4%rbsitspsnium osS 8si6stass Elm
b~eoeutene ~eerinseres tperben. ais sripar,
tst norben 1T. @ie 60 ndmli9 bsist,
lrdst bic 8esisruns iid nit benz @sSan.
Ten, bon benz gl~nbIin9en bes Warine'
Rldtraasetats in oieier Ssfion 4bitanb
u nebmen.
9err Wesner, Der Rebafteur Der
..0euti6e Tusesssituns'. IT su apsi
WOnaten @etananb peruribellt tporcen,
neil er in einem 4Iilfsl bic 8ebaupiune
iufastelt bate. oub Der Gar bon bod
ten 8relien" bauon arg 'bilten tporoen
isl. benz SIriten 8lsmu,d in Sriebribs
rub einen 8siub atsuitatten.
1eber ben 8eiud osS Senators
DoIeott Don Colorado in Berlin i'm Su
Rr,ie bes 8msiaQiSmuS idrelbt Die
.Nitlonalr 3eiiuus': ..8or Der bime'
talIltiben ShdubIbne ptIo nisosr ems
nal oaS 3lmtam seftIoeen. Die I,u'
en- S6Idae auf ous Silberbled unD pls
ntueite SanfarOnuoe iino abtr lhon Der
Orelisiie Sumbus".
- Das Sdpurseridt in Duisbu,e
bat mad m%ebtld8lser, an uufresencsn
3piidsntdlen rsiber 8srbanoluus bic
,sabrltirbeuer @raat. Santer uno
5dmtB. pelde auf 4nhiflen elmer ee.
pIiisn frau S6ula bsrsn Damn; einen
8srewsrtatbeiisr. srmOroet bibsn. oamri
Oieis u~nbsbellst bonn 8ltteu bic 8eiu6e
brsr psrihtsbenen 2iebbabsr smpianser
tounte. uno bic Srau ielbft gum SOos
p%srurtbeilt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-02-25
Die Giuwanseruuasbia.

9ie Ginpanberungsbiq. tpie fie Jet
bon bsiben Sduisrn beS GOnersHes anees
nommen 1T. bebnt bic glnwanberunssbs.
idrdniunsen auf ale 9srionen aus. bic
pbpiiib esiuno uno lber l6 Sabre alt
limb. absr tpeber bic en9liibe. nod cine
anoere Sprahe leien uno fhrelben fbns
men. uber 9eriOnsn. bic iber so Sabre
alt uno Gltern ODER @robeltern bon els
mem auallieitten, iber 81 Sabre ulten
G%lnpanberer Iino. tbnnen ,usslaHen tpsr.
Den. oud penn ie nibt lsisn uno idrei'
ben f0nnen. e~oruusseiebt. bob Der ober
ole quallfcirten g%Innanosrer I'M Stanoe
limb, bic alien 2sule su erndbren. Die
',lbe 8sitlmmuns finOet auf gbslsutf
Anpenouna.
u bic 8tIbuns Der Ginp in6srsr au
p%rufen, ipIo ptrlanat. oob ne apanpa
Uls fdnfuncbudnps Borte Der 8unoes'
Usrfafune Isisn iOunen.
Das @,ks fabrt aud elm neues Bee
ibrdnfanssiphsm Der gnponOsruna psn
a1noern on Der @rsn,e Der Der. Staa'
ten elm. bas bauplidtlid ssesn bic Co.
uabier eeri6tet IT, nelbe sellpellen inc
Sino fommen. um Irbelt au iu6en. unh
plscer nab s inaoa sutidtsbren. psnn
lie misoer Bei8aflisuns IN Der SsImatb
iinoen fonnen.
Die Bill befimmt fernsr. bab es unae'
i.bltb ieln fol- fdr ireeno cine 8erion.
Gompunie oher Corporation, uifsnillt
sinsn 4~usIdnoer uniuitelen. aussenOm.
men IS iino Nuiroien, Grbeitsr auI
Sdifen. Gifsnbabn. Gonbuttsure, 2ofo'
mot.pfabrsr, 8rsmisr u, I. f., bic ibel
Die 8renseh bin' uno berpuilren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-02-25

aIs Grocer GIspsIane Dor stp6If Sab
rem gum srftsn Mals isinsn GlnSu8 ln's
8siBs Saus belt, NOR sr elm permDBens'
lofer uno psrbaltnibmdbie au1 NOD un.
befannter Wann. Die Ottttel su ielnem
2ebensuntsibalte battle er bis cabin aus
isinsr &sdtspruris in Buffalo uno aus
Der 8srpaltuns bfsntli6er Aemter ss'
psnnsn. Ssuie GILT sr oils erunorei4sr
Wann. limb ii6etlih nit ReGt, benn
sr lift BETTER zines Decentralization
Sauies in Nsn OOtt. ptd6tiser Ganeiiss
su 9rap Gables uno 2aiepooe. ". S,
zines stft ilr,lid eetauftsn i&mudsn
Bobnbauies in Brlneston uno elnss
SasOidIOHss in @OOblep. 9as fam
ilp Ufenbur nur Elm Wtann erlauben.
CEN OtlaiUnsn sur 8%trfisuns itsbsn.
unb mo uno mann bat Glepelano oleis
N,aionsn psroientS Darlber fapslsi
bee Saneers S0fli6tsit! (8s4islbl.)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-02-25

ameritaniidss Robeiisn tpirb in Gne'
Lamb nit YrOfit abssisbt. Gmerifanlibs
StabliGisnen peroen i'm Wsltmarft BILL
Tiger osrtauft, ipie bic 8abriiate irseno
zines aneeren 2anoes. absr Der BOD iOa
bleiben, oamit bic ameritaniibsn 5abti.
tanisn bic smeriiuniidm %Goniumenten
nu6 8slisben idr6pien i6nuen. Die
sroBartiesn Soriitriite. bic nsusn Ne'
lboosn. ipelde bic Rotten Der PRODUCTION
.rsbueiren. fommsn, tpenn Der 3oa ni6t
ubesi4aft ipiro, nut ben ausldnoern gus
quite; osnn Der ississ Soncurrsnsiriss
piro ni&t spis anbaIten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-02-25

Gin 9biIobslpbia 8latt ruff Germ
Ne8inIsp su, OuB Der Bse aur @t6f'
nuna Der ,Dtlas" (6abriten) ltsr be
Sprsnsuus Der Itufts flbre. Der Raib
III gang gut. Aber 10 nal Der &aib isner
Waus gut. bic ba msinte. man ibnne
ii6 esssn bic 8nss i6dssn. iuenn man
tbr sine S1tle anbauss. Nur fano fit
Numanb. Der bic Stsae aubdnasn
poais. limb 10 bate bas quite repubIl.
tanifds 8lait, bas burd unnbtbie,
S6uss6as Fruits srObsieben balf. germ
Wearulsp uu@ iusen iOlen. pie sr bic
Erufis ipreneen iol. BIS isst blldI
man psrssbIi& na4 BEN 1rnftlbDtsr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-02-25
9as Suus o.s GOnsr.fss bat ii

9as SOus bss GonsrsRsB bat in
isinsr 8lenariiBuna am Samitae aus
Der alssmsinsn Defcit.8 sniaisunsspOr'
Iass bic Ssit,mmuns eeittiden, ieinen
ipe,iea aneeheaten elm uoles SabIss'
Salair, nidt nur fur bic Nonate, in
psIGsn Der Gonsrsb IN Sibuns if, su
sablsn. Der 9sriu&, cine @gtra'8 ssub.
lung flr einen Wtonut fur aas anssitsa
ten bes SauieS Su e~rlanaen, ME blrs
bduiis am Gnbs elmer SsHlon eei&sbsn
10, t&Ius sbsnfais fsbI.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-02-25
9elauare, eada. & Wefern Giienbabn.
ARnnina 10 ANIInher 1Auk

3iat p%srlafsn Srdutcn GrprsB fir Syra-
cute, SspssO, ltiea. Buffalo une ben @sitn
~ ~ unp 2.35 Worstns unb f.55 Na9m.,
Ysrbinbuns ma6tnb In Buffalo mad alsn
punfttn in ptm Wtisn. Yinebamipn I'M Bath
nm 9f5 Or. unp LOS Rabm. Glmira Grprtb
nm 5 So Ra6m. Grprsb fir Nsp gorf, lao,
$50, SIS, 800, 955 Dr.. ITO une 333
@atm. Grprs6 fur philadelphia, GafeH,
lIsuion. 5.t5s 8 on uno 9.55 W., Ito unb
5.33 Habm. Ri6olfoH ACCOMMODATION pulGbt
Seranion nm 400 une 6 10 Natm. 1pbs-
hanna ACCOMMODATION ptrISbt SrrantOn I'm 6.t0
Absups. >
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-02-25
IN S6Winofn6tiee.

Der llutsrjeidnste. Der ourd elm ssp0bn.
lides Wittel jur 8eiunobeit pisosr ber9eiteQt
ruurcs. nadosm sr elni9e SABRE lang an elmer
ldwereu aunsentranibut uno Der 9efirdteten
8rantbelt Sdpinoiudt sslltten bate, bat elm
arobss Berlargeu ls,nsn WttIeioenOen boz
RIiisl Der Ssiluns bstannt gu MAIDEN. aQt
0leenisen Die ss uerIanaen, Nib sr freunoIidf
(Son,nfrsO cine abihnft Der 3dbereituUa
ld,den. wslds fs ale cine fi1ers Sslluag fiI
Sdmiuoiudt. altbma. Gaiatrb, 8ronhitas uni
ale pdIs. unO 9uugeu.S, antbelten fuosn usr.
osn. Or b III uas ale g siOenoe fem peilmittel
Jrobiren peroen. oa 20 itbr luertbuol 1T Die.
l'nlgeu Uelde Die 3ubereItnn9 perlunaen ueIhe
bnen nlbts tOiteu wlro, mo Gin Sesen fur ne
lstn mag, uOllen 9~efdul9t y Gomaro
L.. wilton Brvotpu. ". D., aoorsftrsm
ESlS trpdbut oIeie 3sifupg.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-02-25

HI cit ID oatssbu Subr: aft mar bts gu Der 3.tt ais
. Id bon Or. Wiles Gtarfuuesmittsl bort.. tit
i'd on R~Optidmsrs,n. bsiiissr Nsro6Ftat uuo idruaasr
gsroouuus. wlit Der Seit erssngis fb aud Ssratrauf.
belt. SD tuurb, bon mebr,rsH asrStsn %bsbanO.It. i'
bod obus 2iuosruus Su erbaItsH. Seitisss 5.rStIOpfer-
nit SdmsrStu in Der Iiufsu gruit, tur5er atsm uHb
Cbumahtsiaat madisH mid bss etbsus mhos. Sd
beIorate mir Or. DliIts' Restorative Nervlne
uuo New Heart Cure uub nabm bisis obpsn.
IeIne uah ben aupsiiunssH Elm. g,Hsruus itsnts
DIR. Miles f$ fOfOri en- uHO Ha&t.
jOIas Sortidrttts. bob Id
NerVlne biHnsn isds Wouai,u ists.
Pestores uub br,iBis plumb an @spi6t
Suuabm. 9at SamsrSsu an
Eieaitn Ssr,,u fub tort uub Id bin
pblis frsi bon oItr RerpbFtdt'
Sraug Charles Ruopp.
10. German e.. sttiIs Gaas. U. D., 2. Nop. 1895.
9r. wliIss' Remedies psrbsn bon allen Wpotb,f.ru
nnter atpiftr 6arantis ptrfauit. Wirtt bic srft
TlaiGe car Feline Ysii.rnue, 10 iutro bas Sch aurtd'
%srftntttt. Stutihes BUD NIT Bet0rtibnn9 hes DER
stns nuo Der sasrpsH mtre aui Dsrlaua,u irst iuss.
f8idt
DIR. MILES MEDICAL 90, Elkhart, Ind.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-02-25
Gifenbabn Seittabfiie.

eric uno BbOmine gaIsD Giisn,abn Go.
a. 9anuar 1897.
3ist ptrlaTsn STantou fur Nsp gPrf. Wfp-
bureb uno 3piihtnfatiOnsn, sbtnio SatrItsq ne
lofalsn puntitn Tim 7.U5 Norgtns unb 2.26
Rabn., unp trrsidsn Scranton BON pbiesn
punften um 1898 W., unp 9.3S Rahmittaas.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-02-25
1rtg Oarc's
untcn
ReaauratiOa l. SalDm,
3l3 Qadananna NpRnus.

Die Reclamation piro tsts nit ben feinften
0sl'tutefea Der 5abrssSeit usriebsn fem.
Nm 8etrd' ten baIts i'd nsbsn Dem uor3is
ldeu 9 8oOlniopfden Bisre. nur bic befea
Seine uno alquors uno 20 w,ro mein B.
tceben fem. ourd prompte uno rsele 8ebter.
INA ole Suuoen tufrteosn ,u ftelsn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-02-25
!Saltet jene
G(eittem

&iSfirt ni6t beten 2eben, inoem
ibr iie auf faItem 9Subbooen i'm
faltem Simmer ipieIen ldbt. Sur
iebr tuenis @eIb fault sesenipartis
SeiSofen. @ir berfaufen bieiel.
ben, oa Die Saiion faftiid uoriiber
1T. @ir baben &ObIen', SeI. uno
@asbeiSer ilbris mir woIlen Den
&aum, Den iie einnebmen. Sbr
fOnnt Den &reiS ielbit MAIDEN, 10
LANCE ibr nidt unter Den wirfli6en
&oitenpreis sebt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-02-25
go fault man
ant befen

frdgt man fi6 banfs?
Evening star., 1897-03-27
Ground Broken for Handsome House
of Worship.

GfOunO broken 1Of n H0uOSO"e nouse
of Worship.
A Second Methodist Episcopal church
has been added to the one already in
course of erection in Washington district
by the breaking ground last week for a
new house of worship for ST. Pauls NJ. E.
congregation at Kensington. The new
church is to cost $500, complete. and the
work is progressing on it SO favorably
that the corner stone will be laid i'm about
two weeks and the church completed by
the middle of June. The church is in the
northern portion of kensington, on the
south side of the railroad. and faces south
east 1t Is being erected of stone brick
and wood the latter forming the major
portion. The main feature of the exterior
is a tower. II feet square. with an open
belfry at the top, surmounted by cross.
The main entrance is through this tower,
which at the base is to be built of brick,
heavily buttressed. Two other entrances
also provided. the at one corner
opening into the Sunday school room and
the other opening into the main auditorium
at the left side of the pulpit platform.
Over all there is to be a high gabled roof
shingled and tinted green. Just below the
front gable there will be an ornamented
window. Rows of windows are placed
along all the Sides and filled with stained
glass. so that an abundance of light and
ventilation will be furnished. The front
and major portion of the interior will be
occupied the main auditorium. with
the pulpit platform at one side, and the
pews arranged in two aisles. running
straight across the church. Overhead there
is to be an open-work roof. At the farther
end. and separated from the auditorium
by sliding glass partitions. will be the Sun
day school room. This Sunday school room
is to be in turn subdivided into a large
and small class room. BY means of the
rolling partitions the auditorium and Sun
day school room can be thrown into one,
thereby giving the church a total seating
capacity of about four hundred. The usual
INN nf obi a1 h....
provided for, such as an organ and choir
gallery. furnace, and SO forth. Underneath
the church there is to be cellar large
enough for the furnace and for coal.
ST. Panrs Church was originally a por-
ton of Sligo charge. but II outgrew its
parent. and was erected into separate
station several years ago. 1t was supplied
first by local preachers. then by super
numeraries. and finally by regular min
listers in active service, the present one
being Rev. Robert NJ Moore. Rev. Mr..
Evening star., 1897-03-27
A PRESIDENTS PRIVATE CAR.
1t IL Proposed to Build the Finest
ThfnR ON Wheela.

1t is Proposed to Build the Finest
Thing ON Wheels.
A project has been originated by repre-
sentative railroad men to build a private
car for the use of the President of the
snces contributed for the purpose by the
proposed to construct a private car excel
ling anything of this kind which has been
done before in the substantial character of
its construction and in the completeness
and convenience of its furnishings and dec
orations.
The projected car will be a complete ex-
position Of the art of car building. demon
strating to the world the SURPRISING ex-
cellence Of this industry in the United
States; and 1t is to be presented TO the
nation. as a tribute from the car-5uildng
fraternity. for the personal and official use
of the successive Presidents of the United
States.
The designs and specification for the car
are beirg prepared under the supervision of
a committee of twenty-five prominent and
representive master car builders and super
intendents of motive power of various rail-
roads, thus insuring the end that the pro-
posed car shall represent the skill. ingenui-
ty and experience of the American car
builder Much Of the necessary material
required for its construction has been ten
dered by leading dealers and manufacturers
in the railroad supply trade, and the pro-
jected movement offers an exceptional op-
portunity to firms engaged in business
which, while not directly associated with
the car-building industry. make and supply
various articles and materials which will be
desired for the furnishing and decoration
of go elaborate a vehicle a private car
for the use of the President
--
Evening star., 1897-03-27
Boards. 12-in.. 1c. rer foot. 9th & NY. av.
ADV ertisement.


Reception to Rev. Mr.. Murray.
Rev. S. X. Murray, the newly appointed
pastor of the Fifteenth Street NJ. E.
Church, and his family We're given a pleas
ant reception last evening by the friends
and congregation of that church.
Mrs. II. A. Gillenwater, president of the
Ladies' Aid Society of the church, well
coined the new pastor in fitting speech,
after which solo was given by Mr.. Wise.
Addresses were made by the officers Of the
different departments of the church. Mrs.
Shade, on behalf of the Missionary So
ciety; Mr.. Harry Farmer, the part of
the Sunday school; Mr. F. C. Metcalf for
the Epworth League, and Mr.. Albert Os-
borne, for the official board. DIR. Murray
then extended his heartfelt thanks to those
present Miss Helene Bickford and Mrs
Fred Croxton gave a duet, accompanied by
Mr.. Albert Shade, on the piano, and Mr.
Roy Dayton also sang. Others who rem
dered musical selections were Messrs AL
bert Shade. Ralph Harlan, the Misses
Helene Bickford and Lottie Shade, and
during the evening. Among those present
were the Misses Helene Bickford, Bessie
and Reville Funk, Corinne and Josephine
Gillenwater, Lottie and Emma Shade, Miss
Wheat Miss Daish, Edythe Hunter, Mr..
Moulter Of the Y. NJ. c. A, Bishop Hurst,
Rev. DIR. Hartsock, Rev. DR.. Naylor, Rev.
Dr. Bielaski, Mr.. Edward Crogan, Miss
Monte Houghton, Mr. and Mrs. Houghton,
Mr.. Clarence Green, Mr.. ]. Harry Albert,
Mrs. Robertson, Miss Annie Robertson,
Miss Jennie Reader. Miss Britton, Miss
Nettie Phelps. Miss Hattie Austin, Mrs,
Eaton and others.
Evening star., 1897-03-27

Judge Cole late yesterday afternoon dis
posed Of the contest between DIR. VIM. S.
Lotion and his wife. Lavinia. for the pos
session of their two children by refusing to
disturb Mrs. Lotions custody of the little
ones. The judge. however. directed that
Dr. Lotion be allowed 10 visit the children
twice a week a the nome of their grand
mother. Mrs. Hunter. Mrs. Lotions mother
The parties separated more than a year
ago Mrs. Lotion retaining the children
and several weeks ago DR.. Lotion. we'll
know, cOlored local dentist. sought to re-
cover possession of them. charging that his
wife Is a woman of high temper. but alleg-
lGE that he desired her to return to him.
He. therefore. asked that the court give
hin. the children. request Mrs Lotion
contested. charging ner husband with cruel
treatment and abuse In disposinG Of he
case Mrs. Lotion meantime having ie,i-
toned for divorce. Judge Cole held that il
mad not been shown that she is ali unfit
person TO nave the custody of the children.
and as they are of tender age, he would not
take them from ner. Messrs- Alexander
Wolf and D. w Baker appeared for Mrs.
Lotion, a popular colored musician: Messrs-
Hamilton & Colbert representing DIR. Lot