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Oonnelly oe Ornulf.

Oct Tan not pere, at 9pnnelIn poer
NoromGnbene Rps al politiite 9runz
be - fproi ban bill, "at Ri ia poba
paa an; men unberlis ipnes mig bog,
at ban / en- 17be Mai Sale tpmmer
tno paa leroe Mdterier og bebanoler
benz iaaleoes, at pplpite Horbm9nb
iom Srnulf feler fig itsbt berpeb. Gfz
ter bpao iss fan i%tienne, pil Sr. Grns
ulf life gipe BAN i'm Stemme, netpp
forbi ban timber, at ban bar rot os
Iaaoan bort / 89ggene og siort Hor>
ges bsffbne Snobnesere til Qriernes
Stamfeore. 8anite piit er Der mango
andre, Der tanter fpm Ernulf. ps
9OnnellD bar iaalebes mobarbeioet fig
ielp, flint ban er fig en- fffs politis
tus.
0pnneGlbs9eniister pebtpmmer mig
life; men ieg bill faa Sob til at iise. at
be "%itolte NoromGno", iom bore bans
Ne 9rsbre pfte. taloer os, mdngen
Gang er for beIfebne. Der er noget at
Susmanoen / ps ale. 9i bar lite
Mob til al tage S9oe blanbt be fore
Hattoner. 9eres 5olteri9oom og
Maat itrpmmer os. 9i bploer os
nbs peb 0eren eller ube / Sanger ligez
Tom Siggerne, naar be / gamle Sage
tom til en- aonsebal. Sier faar oenne
Susmanpsfslelie Raaberum Der |
4merita. 9i ~panpproer bort 9ole
Sprps os por 9iitorie. @t taiter bort
bore 4oslsnupne ps talber os meo nos
get pau fen, ener Ri prier og pr9nz
ger puu benz, faa be fan sjeloe for enz
aelIte. 8amle Hprge bar meo fort
StrGp opbraset ps til opgttgs, traf=
tiss, ~loplpoige Ssnner pg Sstre, oa
9umlen bapbe Ret til at trape lisi
tglen, ION Senrlt Sblen lt9er. Sr
ppt! 9itseren @iparer:
"Se @sltanbsberrer | ben npe Iers
ben
Sar slemt i'm norIte Gar pg Stols'
f9rbsn.
Spis bet bar iagt ON Gngelfm9n'
bens, Sranfm9nbene, SDfterne, Rus
ferne, at be er be oprinoelige Qrier
piloe inosn at ps proteiteret; men a
RpromGnbens Ital bore bet bepareI
pei!
Sr. Srnulf gjsr Eet /, al ban It'll
FABIAN uben pibere opgiper 5beorier
ON, at Sprpsene er bet beoite ajsnbe
m9rte paa 5plteil9gtitab. Eli en- pi'
8rab er be bet. De psger ialfalo paC
gersrelier menem 5pltene pg pa'
SnoHbbelier, Tom bet enc bar spet pa
bet anbet. Men naar ban faar t6nt
ia ON, bill ban finbe, at Sprosene E
Ipm M9rteItene melem Ndbcer % le
fan flpttes, mebens !Sopenets 9dnnel
fe, Saar, 2ienfarpe, 2esemsformen o
ubIeenbet / bet belle er ION naturlig
@ranielinier melem Habosr eae
2anos, iaaIom Siersbsioer, 5lobel
0aG9ntnineer, alsfter, Der life ia.
fDttes al Wen%neitebaano.
Man er III tommeu tilbage til bs
aumIe, at Menns'teilasten inobels
efter "8arieteter". Oct bar ben tpIl
lGros 9lumsntbal ORB 1S40). ior
: qiennsmferte bette meo Satioens Mie
| Ter; men ea Observation-Disclosures
Garbuncrebsts Sespnoelie tos fac
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-05
9ecprab Dg Snlegll.
Zen 4Ne Snli 1898.
9rnHup.


Giofts 9prsoae often rgtspieoes
Mifs 2i3sie Ssanette Dupio'on. Dot
ter at 8uomuno 0aDioIcn ber al
gnsn, til Qaitor 6aus 8pnther Vto
oslsIen of Reo Diug, Wtnn. TttIisn
fauot Stto / Snuoosus rummeltge
airte. her bar fplot nritsn til 2rGn9s
ftl. gruooommtns Sober, 9n'tor ar.
Raoclsfsn at 0ioblano Qratrte, W''r1n.,
uofsrtc BEN bfitipslige 6anoltn9 at bic
oct un0e 9ar. 9ruoen8 unae 8enner
bapbe Impttct airttn meo gIomiter o9
6rent, "a bet belle Arrangement to9
fla ualminbelia nattert M unoer ben
itrrte eGettriIte 9eIDsning. 8tellM
iprsqit nemIiQ SIptten ottc ON a'tes
nen. 2pbenQrers 9ruoemar'h 'ptlle
be8 poa bet mGgtige pi6sor9el al Den
uomrrtebe Qianiftinoe mrs. 6rate s.
6. Weiier. timber Sraelets Soner
Tom frrit 9rubens % 9rub9ommens
Slratninae. ocrnrit be tolp 8ruoe@
fpenbe % 'da be tolO 9rucepiger, Der
itiIeoe fla pau bper FIN Sioe al Gan
oen, meoens 9ruospdrret gift op til
GIterst. Oct belle arrangement bar
enetuuenbe for Dor lille BINS 9eotcms
menne "a tog fig goot uo. 8ruoebu'et
par liaeIebes pattert blomitcrimDttet,
"a altiammcu bar lDit o9 pcnligt. s
ct fort 2slt bar Ell prRotiq Dinner
dnrettet, % 8orbcrre Iergeoe Tor
0rittepdrerne, tbi bet regneoe iom ont
6immelen bar adben unoer belle U}Gdls
tibet, men tattct bore bet qobe GeIt
tlarsbs man fla Qan7te ooot upen al
bIipe pauo. - 6pruben gruoefoItene5
nprmefte 5umiIier par nun ct Gar
6amilier og nogle fad ungc W}enne'ter
inbbuots. - Slotten ct ON WtorGenen
reifte g%ruoeparrst meo StDbs til Sal
mar % tog ocrira GrRnet I'll ben nGrs
me'ts Station fra gruo9ommsns 6ors
Glores Siem, hpor be ugter at ttlbrtnge
be fsrIts Oar Tiger at be SoeOebreoSs
ba9e, 'pm be hinge bar beitemt fig til
ifQl bare for belle 2ipet.
Gi58is bar p9ret e~ngogeret / Deco
rabsgoiten"s 6orrstning ION Steno@
qrapbsr / en- Sto at fire Gar, og benz
oss 4rbeibstameroters beoite SnIter
fslosr bsnbe for 5remttoen.
;s~slqsnbe unos 9amer pg Serrer
funeerebe fom 8ruoepiger og Sruoes
Ipenoe: 4nna GIuufen, Steaa 0apios
ion, emma Segg, Catherine MageI6e
fen, GbriItins Peterfon, Srine Rsberg,
Qnna og Gbriitins Siepsrs, Soa
Sbompfon, pg Innd og SiIoa Reque
al Gbtea9O.
Spbn Qater, Carl GlouIen, !0enrp
0apioion, 8ilb., 2uooig % Ntls Mas
9eIsfon, Oscar Smlie, 2ourib p9
Ssrman 3sque, Siernassl, Nic. gibbs
ater.
Mtf8 Marie Inosrion at 0es
Noines, Soma, tpm til DEBORAH iioitc
SOrsbag Tom GiGIt til SrpQuppet.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-05
0riie iom 1rGfopr.

s entslte Gsne at aina bruger man
9riie iom 2r9topr for imau 9osne.
s Srsnoelaeen gaar 9riiene os penter
paa Spineilusteriet, os pa 9sntstioen
bespnbsr at ialoe nosst lang. bar man
osIaa beroppe iaa imaat t9ntt paa at
bespnps 3amnins at Griisne, f~tripsr
"Qanpmanben".
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Sroofe til porto Sico.
6an anfsrer Snpaiipnss 6Gren til
YOrto Hieo. % bliucr mill.
tar Snuerner.

Radr MI -Santiago bar maattet
opergipe fig, od tommer Suren til Pprz
to Rico. Den Expedition Ifal anferes
at Maior @eneral Sobn q. Sroote.
Der MI tpmmanoersr bet lite qrmes
&prps peb ~Gbtttamaued. Raar Zen
er inDtu9et, bill ban blipe ben militGre
Guperner Der.
Santen er ben: Rddr MI General
Sbafter bar fact al ben Soriterts
ming, ban tren9er. iaa ban er iitunb
til at inbtage Cartilage, bpiltet bel
fan gieres, ndar bdn rdaoer ODER ben
bele Stprte, ba bliDer Spgupen, efters
at 2inares % Gerpera bar tapituleret,
at ie, bpab Der ftal gjeres meb andre
pGroifuloe Sz2unoe, ium Spanien
eter blanot be peitinoiite Ter. 0s
6urenebe Stater eniter / iaa Senieens
be "flart 5arpanb."
General Sroote bar Tommanor
ODER Snpaiipnss Qrmesn, % bar Srbre
til at gaa til Tampa meb fine q Be
gimenter 5ripiGise inbsn en- llse.
0erfra gaar be til Cartilage.
General 8roots SOrpier pau 10000
Mano er beItemt til Borto Rico, men
ferit ital be BOG til Santiaso; be ftal
saa fra ben enc aampplabs til en- an,
ben.
Mlen bar peb Intomiten General
Sbafter allerebe fact 9ugt meb Gan.
tiagp, oa gaar 8rcote pioere, efter al
babe efterlaot enbel at be 5ripiliae 10,
at bolce BroDinien Cartilage, % taae'
omboro aoItiaige at Sbafters regulert
Trooper.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-05

oant ubpre DIPPING peb Spbdeelfen
at Sdnitrit, itsbs ct Omflas, os man
logbe Sprossue til 9runb. Grfarins
pi'er imiblertib, at oenns 8runo er
meget bepaselis os utrps. Seq nGpnte
| nit forrise Stptte Gbineiern. / ames
rita. De larer Gne.Iit. os ON en- Del
Iur bill beres Bern babe slsmt bet dis
neiiIte oe tale @nself fom Snbfsbte.
Gr be berimob forpnnbleoe til anssls
iatfer2
Ssberne er ct anbet Grempel. Ses
reg 5ebren.maal sr !Sebraift; men for
be aler fleite at benz er bet fremmeb.
De taller bet 2unbs Spros, bpor be
bpr. 4uisepel fan man ie paa benz, at
be er SOBER. Site beres Waul, men
oer.s HGie rsber benz. Sm i0r. Erns
ulf trafer en- Srlanber, ipm taller fin
benbe Gngelit, MOI ban bu er | Spil
ON, bpab 5olt ban berer til.
Srnulf unbrer Jig oper, bpprfor Dor
Sib er iaa opps / Sprosiammenligs
ming, naar bet life er for Solteilaets
ffabets Stplb. Sar ba life Spross
acknowledgement Snteresie NOT ! fJ
ielp2 Den l9rer % operoroentlis NEE
oct, ON ben iuIt life b"ereiter faar lore
%, at SOBER % S~rlanbere er 4nsela
iatIer, forbi ON be taller gngelff.
Observation-Disclosures bar last ZIG
til fler. Sstre, ipm MI er | 8inoen. 81
bar iammenlisnsnbe Mptbplogi, Ri
Iammsnliener 5oltenes Gpentpr, Has
Granddaughter, Sange, Ga8n og msgss
anbet.
Den Srnulf f~remb9per meo Rctte
r. g. Raff's Sortieneiter at Sprpgz
acknowledgement; men ban Tiger for
meset, naar ban paaitaar, al RaIt bar
Saber til ben. Den 2Gre faar hi labe
Spiteren Srans 9opp beboles. Sres
ben at banif Observation-Disclosures
isgte Raif lit ubenlanoife Yublitum
bos Gngelitm9noene, hos hpem Der /
bans 9aoe life bar 5orftaaelie, lite
ostfor hos Spiterne, Tom baabe benz
gang og ieners bar p9ret belle 9eroens
2Gremeitre paa Sprogiammenli9nirs
gems Smraaoe. 9erfor fom ban lite
til at ipils ben Ro1e, nan tunoe benz
tet Jig at hans ijelone Gpner og &unos
ffaber.
Ben Ernulf a~nfsrer Rait's 9ebes
napne fulot ub og Itriper Rasmus
Gbriitian. !6borfor bill ban uroe ben
fore Mano / 8rapen peo at Ifrioe 8rts
titan msb Gb, forbi en- "Rorbiif Gonz
perIationss 2ericon" for aonietpens
TENS Stplb eier ost9 Su tunoe li9es
iaa let fat e. anubien til at tribe III
Tdpn S.&nubien eler Ganute Ganute'
ION, Tom ou tunbe faat Raif til at fri
be ariitian meb gb. San bar nstof
en- banif &. anubien / Maalrensnine
% taalte life gammeloaes Stdos
Retnripninesn. 9esparre tom bar
for tiolie meb fine Refprmer. Bublt'
FUN fanbt BAN for raoital og fulgtt
Gfterliggeren 6. Mplbe6. 9ioen'tu:
belis taft bar Wolbs6 lite p9roig ii
at leIe Raits Stptpinge, men tom BOG
til at Ipile Msiter. Rait's ban'ts Hst'
fripninesl9re fulgtes lite AZ anor'
enb en- lioen arsos meo q. Mt. Bster'
fen SpioIen. Den itpre Ilmenhei
bplbt ia til Wolbsd pg sjsr bet Tor Ell
tor Del enonu. &pelbulf.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-05

minbre Setter, men De fleite CT biems
me- p9 pasier i'm panlige Don't.
prof. 9alOor 9anion reiite /
5reoag5 til Omaha for at beie lib
itiainaen og tilbrinse en- Del al fin
Spmmerferie Der.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-05

4pmiral Sumpipn bar MI 1o7
Stibe unoer i'm 8pmmanop. Sette
er ben itsrite Sluaos, nogen entelt
Mfano nogenIinoe bar bapt unoer lin
&ommanop, iibsn Spuniens "uppers
pinbsliee 4rmuba" / 1888 blep eoeluat
peb Gnslunos apit. aomiral @at.
ipns Gitabre. ipm itdl til Spanien, er
life rsgnet meo be 107, Tom Sampion
bar. Seller lite be 81 Stibe, iom be-
ppster Dor apit, pg be Stibe, Tom er
unbsr Separation. Meb be 1O7 Stibe
burbe Sampion tunne forbinbre Spa.
nierne fra at brinae 2spnetsmioler %
4mmunition til Cuba cs portp Rico.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-05

Som berettet / "9oTten" for en- Sib
iiben, blep en- pngre Monb nar 5srtile
bragt til StnbsingeaIplet. Sensre
bar man besparre pgiaa maattst brins
ee bans Ssiter bib. Srn beber Dime
Seil'tab og er % aur 81. Rcset, ben
lllpttelise troobe bar Heligion, ital
bare Iur'a9en, mener ct 2otalblab.
Seq peb lite. aor.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-05

"SterectDperne" | Chicago er paa
Streit, fua Ri life bar fuat Gbicaeos
Blade iiben 6rebag, % be ubenlanone
Hpbeber er berfor lite faa fbloige
benne Sang, Tom be burbe bore.
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Dorre emo Spanisrp.
Senrp SobaniOn oil bsusrs iloos ',
Spanierne enb meo Rutt,r

0tnrp Sohanion iom bor en- 4.
4 Wil | ROrbsit fra aonOsbn.r V M
pie Sbaos, Sttupa GOuntO, 7s'l
mdafte Torleoen ubftou en- samD y
ban nsbis bill Oplepe Moo.n fl
Rr. SabaniOn bar pao ben Dsi,ns|
Stos. ION beitob al to, msoers s;.l
ben ta1eoe minoft = so he 81
Mere, for oa bupoe bet i'll. Oer,t i
farlist, men ROtter of oGsrIprtn,l
Diloeite os sraaoisits GIuos.
Dan bar sao.t til en- a~fiiO.sroo,rI
Del at 5armen for at bsnte en- :
Mais fra en- Crib ps babe m,S.oI
i'm trofaite 5aorebunb for at brpb,
Rotter, Tom mulisens mootts snh.
Dan git inb meb Sunben % Inr,I
0sren efter fig. Gribben bar rrsl
tom, os umibelburt sftsr OF ban I,
tommen inb. tittebe en- oiosr nj
frsm bag en- Set, ps mart ION F,J
inotil Mr. Sobanfon bar aloeIss o.
rinset at en- 5lut tirmpsnoe, pib,r
9napere, Tom aiurbe ct befttgt qnou
paa BAN os Sunben.
Ct Bar at be msit pooooc,r
iprang op paa SOban'ons GtuIor., J
CAB fig til at tIore % bios. nor
funne tiempe bebrs, forTsqtt So6cI
ion at tase 5ratten al, og ban bou
d(erebe facet ben bsIpis al, ba IN
Rotterne sioroe ct Sprun9 % 5ep (
TAFT / bans Strube, faa SobqnIsr nj
item troebe, at bans iibite 9im.
tommen. Sans 9Gnbsr lab fat
Sratte9rmerne pg ban tunos it,s III
Jig % fiumps pua famine 9io.
Sieblit iaa bet ub til, at Be fsbia3
Qntal porenbe SLENDER Itutoe pin
Seier. Der bar inssn t Qarbsosx
ION tunbe bsre BAN. ON ban road
pg meb SGnoerns bag iig / Srdta@
Iamt meo ct ubpre al en- Rutt.5
Struben, bar Situationen t,mm,d
tpilIom.
Smiolertio bopbe Sunben hart 4
fuloe Spre rneb at forfours 1T ,g,t d
mob en- iaa operlssen Sisnbs; men b
iaa itrar fin Serr.s Sure, os nsN
bsit Sprans ereb ben Rcttsn, it'd
febe ben meb en- brat 0eb % rebsdH
bsrpeo i'm Sores 2ip.
Sobanion arbeibebe fig Ianofo4
frem til 8sren, fit ben tilTioit %
Hap ub ti1igsmee ct balpt Srss 5ist
Der, ium famtiois rsmts. Surosr Il
labt tilbase / Gribbsn for at 'rpeN4
iaa mango Tom mulis, msoens Johdt
ion, Der leb betpoeIis at bet siiti
Bib, git efter Sinlp.
5an psnbte tilbase fua fnart
mulis % fanot, at Sunosn bad
orabt 20 Rotter, % fer. unor. II
brabt bassfter elIer 7,remts bort. 9a
ben baobe faaet flsre Bib, men ben
blsp mpbis paa fin 9oit til BET iioh.y
Wr. Sohanfon benpenots fig til
Gage, ipm forbanot bans Gdar.
.r imertefulos, men aniees III. Tor 4
liss. Mr. Sohaniun priisr itg IptS
Zig, foroi ban Flap iaapus bra ira
gGpsntpr, os for Sremtioen Ol
ppgte fig for en- iaa blobtpr'tt9 STEM
msbminbre ban er beore ubru'tst I'll
gaa / SGag.-"Stanoinapen'.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-05
Srs. Duncan & gNap,
SanoIGger, fan trGfes i:

s""S''' 'N" h'WNlpi
Sprin9 &aIlep, Wiuu. lite iii zoe Suli.
8relton, Yllnn, she. 9Oe % 1Ooe Snli.
ebaiflelo, Nlinng lite % 12te 5ull.
0oilltoll. Mimi, l3oe, l4oe % lobe Suli
SaneSborp, Mimi lobe iii 1soe Suli.
9iealant erope, Miun., 19oe pa 20oe Sllli
Stemario'le, aetuu,, 2ioe % 22oe Suli.
8Gnoer trGfies uoea Smerte, Slt gr.
beIoe garanteres.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-05
Nettclie.

5 y ecpaab Guiteu" ipr 24oe Suni Itaar
rroer Spcrltrlitcn "Smaarult": -" lea
tGnter, ct al pore iprite alasirs SlaaItibe"
o.i.u. Stnloe pGret: =" ct Ear, ire al
bore ipritc aldsieS Slositlbe -.
Sr.
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ann zi. NauI SPECIALIZATION.
~snp.cmaha ~apesmarfso.

ts.ereutnpiasrncs etrsi, cr stpIe T. u'
Sang life TIM brinae mere in!s3f |0'''"''
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-05

Gn agtet 5armer peb Rorblanb,
Mr. Rils Stsrre, bupoe nplis ben be-
tlaaelige lllptte at mite lin 2abe peo
Sloebrano. Oct bar besp9rre "8grnez
arbeibe" - 5elgen at gsrns 2egen
meo 6prititter. !Siiturien tienber Ri
ira fsr. Oct bar ilemt at MITE 2aben
MI / Slaatten; men bet baobe bel Bit
barre efter ben lib.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-05
Sra @ortb Co., Sonia.

Mr. 6. 9. SobnIon, R%prtbpppo, er
efter en- lansere Sibs Spgeligbeo uf'
9adet peo 0sben / en- Iloer at libt
opsr Ga aar. San bar / lin lib en- at
be melt fremrasenoe screenings
mGno paa bisie aantsr ps / lang sib
Gbef for R~ortbpoobs 5irmuet Sobns
iun &c 8lppe. Spr nOgle Oar tilbase
git ban uo at 5prretningsIipet pg tos
8erben meo mere Rp. 4fbsbe bar en-
/ pioe arebis tjenot Rorbmanb.
The record-union., 1898-09-04

sprinkling tax was fixed at Sh cents,
cent more than last year, and ID cent
more than the estimate
The estimate of the Boards of Esti-
mate for sewers was approved, being 9
cents, 2 cents more than last-year.
The levee tax was fixed at i cent in
accordance with the rates fixed by the
Board of Estimate
The tax for the sewerSbond fund was
fixed at 2 cents.
No provision was made for the street
and levee bond funds, tie Funded Debt
Commissioners having stated that they
did not need the money for them this
year.
Trustee Dolan moved that the rate
for the immigrationu fund be raised to
cents. in order that provision might be
made for a Fourth of July celebration,
as he was opposed to taxing citizens by
subscription, as h Aretofore.
The other mem .bers agreed with him,
and the motion. was carried, Devine
voting no. Last year 1t was 1,cent
Trustee Brown moved that a special
tax of 2ll2 cents be fixed for "a fund, to
be known as a park fund, totbe used in
The record-union., 1898-09-04

levee bonds, which they had a right to
do, but the board has no official com
munication from the commission. The
matter should be settled now
City Auditor Young said that in order
to keep the tax rate down to 192 he
had called on the Funded Debt Com
missioners, and they had agreed that
they would forego the interest this
year, it being in their discretion NC
condition of limit of the rate had been
made in the matter, however The
Commission has the bonds now, and
does not need to call on the city.
Mayor Land said it was not at all
likely that the Commissioners would
call on the city for the payment Of the
interest. as they have the bonds in
their possession.
Trustee Tebbets said that the respon-
sibility for the high tax rate, being now
fixed by this board, rests on the Bond
Commissioners.
The board then fixed the rate for yhe
total tax levy at $2.O4. and adopted an
ordinance to that effect
Trustee Devine explained that it was
necessary to fix the tax rate, but he
The record-union., 1898-09-04

present and saying that there was no
use of making additions to the High
School building. Last year it was Sl5
cents.
The estimate Of ) cents for the City
Library was not changed, and is the
same as last year.
For the street. tax the Board of Esti-
mate had figured 10 cents. raise of
4 cents from last years rate.
Trustee Paine moved that it be raised
TO is cents, in order that there might
be sufficient money to do the work re-
quired on the streets, and which IS so
badly needed.
| Trustee Devine said the newspapers
had been calling the attention os the
people of the State to the bad condi-
ton of the streets and the bad smells
that are found on them; the attention
of strangers should not be called to
such things.
The tax was fixed at IS cents, cents
more than the estimate and cents
more than last year.
Trustee Paine said, in relation to the
rate for the sprinkling tax, that the
sprinkling wagons needed repairing
and painting, and the rate for the
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the plaza at Fifteenth and P

improving the plaza at Fifteenth and P
streets.
Trustee Devine moved to amend by
making it ~ cents, which, he claimed,
would be ample.
After some discussion, in which
Trustee Brown spoke Of the help that
improved parks are to the progress of
the city and the buildings that are 60
ing up in the vicinity of Fifteenth and
streets, and said he had worked very
hard for this end, an amendment by
Trustee Tebbets fixing the rate at
cents was carried.
Trustee Douglas moved that special
tax of 31h cents for boilers and heater
at the Water Works be levied The
board, he said, must give the people
water.
Trustee Devine said these things had
heretofore always been bought from the
general fund. which would be ample at
this time The board was raising the
tax levy too high
The motion Of Trustee Douglas was
carried.
Trustee Dolan said the Funded Debt
Commission. it was understood, would
not collect interest for the street and
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The rate fixed is as follows:
Out for Supervisor.

The race for Supervisor in the First
District is becoming interesting. l.
Boysen is out for the place as an In
dependent This makes two Repub-
Hcans (Gillis and Dremam and two
Democrats (Boysen and Mckay seek
ing the preference Of voters.
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could not. in view Of the raise above
the report of the Board of Estimate,
vote for it. He should therefore vote
no.
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TWO DOLLARS, FOUR CENTS.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES FIXES
THE TAX RATE.
Twelve Cents More Than Last
Year, When 1t Was One Dol
lar, Ninety-two Cents.

The City Board of Trustees held
special session yesterday afternoon, all
being present but Trustees Kent ana
Bentley.
The meeting had been set for Monday
afternoon, the object being the liking
of the tax levy for the ensuing year,
but it was discovered that Monday was
a legal holiday, being the State Labor
Day, and it was necessary, therefore,
to fix the rate yesterday. The Mayor
message stating this fact and request
ing a meeting was read.
The report of the Board of Estimate,
consisting Of the Mayor, Auditor ana
Collector, was read, as follows;
Sacramento Cal.), Aug. ;, 1873
To the Honorable Board Of Trustees
of the city of acramento-Gentlemen
The Board of Estimate, provided for
by Section so of the City Charter, here
by respectfully submits to you their
report accompanied by the estimates
received from departments:
We find that there will be required
q levy upon each 800 of taxable prop
x,r+,, for +1,a x,aor 800 aS follows.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-26
FATRpuL VOYAGE
ofths German Bark OIga-SINny Deaths
from thu broad Disease ScuFry.

ofths German TIark OIga-SIAny Deaths
from the Dread Disease ScuFry.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Sept. 25.-The
German bark Olga arrived at the Del
nwnre breakwateF tonight for orders
from snmarang, Java, laden with sugar.
She brought to a close voyage strange
fatalities having only few Of the orig
innI officers on board, Captain DreFer'
her commander, and five others having
died OF that dread disease, scurvy,which
SO often breaks out on board vessels
from the far east.
The Olga sailed from sourabaya on
April 3. When about two months out
from port the disease first made Its ap-
pelrance and one bV one the men were
overtaken until the ships company was
reduced TO four men able 20 be about
Captain Dreyer was among the first to
be stricken. He lasted only n few
DAYS, suffering great agony. Then the
mate took charge, and, he, too, was
stricken down. leaving in charge OF the
vessel men with little knowledge OF nav
iRation.
When ST. MIchacIs was reached new
captain was taken aboard and the fate
fui voyage was continued. The Olga
upon her arrival to-day reported that
all on board of her were well. She Is
now waiting orders and will probably
come to this port to discharge her cargo
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-26
A cHAPLAIE,s COMPLAINT
OF the sIiImanagrmsnt of VOIHutssr
CampS At ChIskamaHRa.

or the MiImanAErnisnt of Volunteer
Camps At ChIskamHHgA.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Sept. 25.-Rev.
Cirrus T. Brady. archdeacon Of the Pro
tes,ant Episcopal diocese OF Eastern
Pennsylvania aud chaplain OF the First
regiment Pennsylvania volunteers, in
sermon to-day. severely criticised the
management Of the volunteer camps
which came under his supervision at
ChIckamauqa. where his regiment was
stationed for a long time. He said'the
medical, commlssary, quartermnster and
ordnance departments were all to blame
and continued thus:
Il personally saw men left in the
hospitals In camps for thirty-six hours
without medical attendance whatever
~ saw men in these hospitals suffer-
Ing from fever with the rain beating
down upon them.
Il saw men committed to the care Of
unSkIIlCd attendants when II was abso-
lutely impossible for them to receive
anything like the attention they deserv-
ed
u saw men suffering from fever lV-
Ing with their mouths open and their
mouths filled with flies"
In conclusion. the archdeaeon said: 81
wonder II dare. being stIll in the gov
eminent service. say that. There Is
much more that might be told II It were
proper for me to tell II. but perhaps this
VIII suffice. I had not intended to
touch upon this phase OF our expert
enc" u an, but when I think that these
Vikings have taken place in thiS the
Hchasi. greatesi, oad presumably the
most adnyncrd nation on the face OF thG
earth, canGo; ho!i my peace"
The reverend speaker also said that
The officers u the First regiment had
u'n@ everything possible to alleviate
the condition of the men.