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Decorah-posten., 1899-08-18
Ruo. yinmorc So, Winn.

Chen inoeuRrenoe Wdnnso b%sQnnbfe.
bor ri ofte bdut Rsan, BOG life ms9et
bpsr Sang fer ! Rat. oa III Ri ganifs me
oct, % snooo liot Sagl meo. Wsu Der
bar 6ele 5iosu pGrst moi til at bsmms
Sefurbeioet en- bel Del. Stirrinssn sr
MI tilelpe ps libt Stating sr ogidu 9iort.
Eoeosn iparer life til be 5orosntninasr,
Tom ben ipntss at Iope en- 5io fiosn,
5ommeIteoer er BEN Ido uoeellunoe, an.
ors Stsoer sr ben gauite oadrlig. Sdpren
sr 5eore, 'Rroslss puu mayer Serb, boor
ben life hCpos ldgt ia iorneget. gpggei
bliper foloriqt, men at otdrlig Grab. DO
Del sr Ipurt brunt. Raiisn luper Bra.
ON i~Sro'ten bolosr fig borte lanse not
Raisftiltene sr iuIfaIO LANCE moi, od 81
Del mauler omtrsnt 13 5oo. potstsrnt
blipsr piii iao tore, al be mua tlepss, fsr
be ian fddes | 9islosren. Sinfrset blipsl
muliosas iolbrigt; msset al BET blipsl
baurliat. 9imotbifrs blioer iad miooe!s
tqnter lea. Ser sr megst at eisre ct
trdnet ON Sialp. men iaa er pissruI
6erOmtrins life rapbe for at tdse ct 1nE
| mso pad 4rbsioet, mar bet timber. o!
bette er Tom bet 5sr pare. bette siosr ben
Rdolpft og WOO ! gurmsn og ardft
armsn, os mto bette fan be pfc, at b
pil blius I'm 9iltommeabe til en- "Wa.o
hjelp,~ iom be Dor bare.
Ssrrunot bar igien nogle al be samI
Ssttlsre nsbidst 9anOriussitdpsn os fpt
et opsr Grauoien. nemlis: Diane DUN
g,rbolt babe nos!s Tiger fiosu. Sun pa
ird 9i,rbrum / Rorse. Sor uarst Der
90 Mar oe .~fisrlap,r 4 born. Born.
0uttsr os 2 digger. at bill. 8 Dor be
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-18

ltg9sr. paa 5isursn sr faitT.det Ore.
ftallsr mso tore :SUrr. Der p,s.r / Bet
ret. 0isis Srsr bar flast,o, Deb ben
oso,s gsgrap.lis. Oftsre trGFer man
paa be itcre Stsnbpbs, bppr be osbs Ell
%bsgraotOs. Ser Iisgsr ligslso.s mdns,
Srs'tuller ousnpud bet belle. De bar
6orsitiaingen ON It Offer % ounfl,
ansl'sr ON en- 5oripnina, icm trqnesa
m.lsm BEN o9 osrss 9uosr. Nen bel
ianOe Of'r, Ssius 8riftus, bso oe up.
ftanosn, srtisnosr be life.
Or. 0prnais ftdI opbclos ia In
Sto / Gbinbura Stpilanp, for Ger al
'atte Jig ino / 29esmisiionens ar6eibss
mdooe, fsr Fan refer ub til Waoaaa.
Ifar.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-18
&!Goerme % S,mmcrct.

st amsritanIt 3iosltrift bragte mn
lig en- artitsl ON 8lGosordttsn Jors
f~attsren ~irsmbolOsr puu bet beitemteIts,
at bet | 8alg al &lGr lite blot tcmmer
an pua Snit og Wloos. Sorte alGr,
flyer ban, frsmtalbsr triite 2anter.
vi mao berfor Ia andre 9enign sno til
Stit os 8rug. SlaUiit at unbsrtdite
Jig Straobsrsns Hpttsr er baaoe
umanbist og ftaosligt. !Sppr bsbdgss
ligt paapirtes lite bort Sino al Wdrs
tens srsnne os Simlsns bpbe blua:
oerfor itul Oi p9lss bore al9r efter ct
srunoi9t Stubium at os islp. Get
iinoige og tantslsie WsnnsIier bsr tlr
fig / msrte, bbitre Jarper, mems me-
lantolite psrionsr 6sr ifsrs Iig en-
9ruet at itraalsnos, brosst Isl. Raur
SoIen f~traaIsr Hart fra itpfri Simmsl.
mdd Ri b9mpe 0ragtens 5drbsr, fordt
bort 8eien lite ital bli ultior nuns
teri ug lssiluppst. Rdar bsrimoS
Simlen bottss al msrts Cher, oo
Oaesns er graz og tolbs, mdd Ri ia pao
os en- 5rutts. iOm riUaliisrsr mst
@rGsIets srsnns 5urbs, en- 9sit, ION
sr mere blaa eno 5imlsn, og 8sntler
iua itraulsnbe, at ielpe WibtIomm.rios
fen blesnsr al Wisunoslie. Gjsr Di
bette. Oil bort Sumsr triumfsrs opsr
Smgipslisrns, og als bill tripss / Dor
Sslifnb.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-18

Do euibtrdn Rormaf Shool | Siour
Sails n Spnoptns ts.t 5iolsIdrerfsmi,
nor, boor Der, mto ale Wldnalsr o9
Strsbsli9bsotr forreiten. bog arbttots
mtb Glib us Irofab for bet Ndal, lor
Sdmfunosi bar ~uoftutist for BET. oa Tom
o~oenfor tr poopegsi, bsr Samfunctts
Gorulore. Stoltlartrs Og prsitsr biaIps
til. at itiit,oe unae Rpinosr os Wano
i.nbts bib.
5iolens RaidIog - paa Gugtlit oe
RorIt tr at fdd pto at t~iGilriOt 8,itp.
rersn. Der Oil nan iad al iorusotH
Splpsntna ON Sio%I,aisrninstn peo Sc
mindrisi. ON llogiitsr oio.
vi i,dI Der btmdris, at unae W9uo 90
apinotr, ION ! sng,lfe 5aa tr 'omnt
%iadIanat, at be bar Gtrtifeat, fof Giotss
bolo / 6ommonitoit, men ION sniter llos
odnrsIi, for ReIiaionsitoltu, Tan Der
fda iododn ~llobanuelis, bpor be od blot
bebsotr at tuQe Port % Religion.
"Staf os en- 29rsr. Tom ian bolos engeIii
oa norIt StoIs," lDotr Rdab,t til os fra
Weuigbeotrus. On, Der fan boIOs baGot
eugelf o. nor't Stols, pil i,tt bdOs Ban
iteIigbeo Deb at finos "lsnueroe geitiGi
%tigslic." BtrnGft bsosr bet: "Selit pti ui
bdpe en-, Tom ton unesrpiie | Sang. Ieo'
ct Sdnsiot og ipiIe Ors.l." Vt Der e'
IN ftrisenoe RIB | bsnne Senistnoe. CT
osspurrs, aItior ianoi. WeO air'eidn.
gen itddr bet, pdd be feite Steotr. odar
liat til. Stdl otnne Sfdbs / airter
funns uobsbrts, mao bet Re gisnnsu
S.oleIGrsrisminarist os Reuigh,ositOlsn
llnosrOisnins / Sang oa Orgslipil {,
b.rfor en- Orieutlis 6uttor / llnosrDisnin
gen oso 9utb. Rormal S9ool, og Sam
funoet bar 10 beiluttst. at eleoer, ion
bar D9rst oso Stolsn | ct aur, oa ion
lob,r at tisas airten / WsnigbeositoIsn
sfter fin u~boannslis, ftdl 'ua fri timber.
p%isning oeiua / OrseIiptl."
Sadleoes forIsger oa bort S~'oltIrrsr
i,minor at Opgtigsisre fine Glepsr 10,
garnsItolen, os ben bduber, at ret mana
braos unae Wsnns1ier pil msioe ia ii
Gptdgelie / bette StOlsadr.
u. Ritteli,n.
Cor. Sasldm &c Rorten aOe., Stoul
5ans, 90. Dat.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-18
IRA u mis-.

Do bet M or pau BEN t~rnoleits aarss
tib, ontaasr iss. at SnoIsnosIi,rue life sr
ida mango. inu en- liosn Gpiitsl fra Won'
oopi tan fdo Rum / glaoet. 'tlo ON ben
torumer fra E n utpnoig Stripebdano.
Tor en- lib iibsn gap isg en- 8srstnina
on bore NET f~rsmtrroenoc screenings
mGuo, iiRr be norite. CAB mig fdo COP
at tiIfsie nuaIe ffsre, ION bet fioite aar
.r ~beonlote.
Som ieg bu foruoiasoe. mdatts 2irbs
mdnben Grant Saacttlc tilbpqss en- 5lei
pad 1T Store; bans snorms Sdnotl trrs
peoe oet. Seq tror, at bans Sdnosl iioen
ifior BAR nGitsn forboblet iia. adridssu
oertil mao bel oGre bans reele oa nobl.
gebanbIing al fine aunbsr tilia,msb b.
bebite 8arsr, ban | Wdrteost ian ops
brine til rimelige Priier. Seloig bar ban
ogTda DGrst / at engdg,rs fine Glsrts.
Npre, 6olporisn's og ~llrneis sr rene
9rdeteremplurtr paa 9grli9bso % gems
tlemunlia Spferfcl. grooersn. 9eorge
S6aettle, Tom ipaarss tom bertil % oels
to9 / Sdnbslsn. sr Zig fin gror. Den fine
SpbrassIIs, bisie grsbrs bar fact, pins
Der BEN 8snnsr opsralt, fad be er en-
9Grs % 9rpo for Dor 9p.
9rsorsne Rpffer bar tisbt 9isftgibsrs
iteoet at Sls Qodle. iom iolstc % reiite
bort berfrd, eftsrldbsnoe Gou, % 2 Born.
RoFIer gros., Gisrne al 4msriean Sos
tsl, .r buunsoe Wrno, Der fan tale 3pit,
Gneslit oe Norft, % pso at bebdnole line
8iaiter pad bsoite Maubs.
artiit Sobmun sr en- lite Slds'ss Soto
graft, Der f%or'tour fin Sorrttnins till
bunbs, % ital 2anosmr1o babe gtleoer
tasne, sntsn at ii9 'sIp, SamiIisr sler
| Diemitsber. faa sr uoentpil Sobmdn ben.
Iom fan air.. BET psnt, bini9t og gpbt.
Dor 9anbsmanb, Sls Sopep, bripsr
5urniture Sanoelen puu en- tiIfrsosftils
lenbe Raabe. Wr. Sopep er en- Grlig
ung Munb, Tom fOrtjensr 2unosm9nos
Sgqninq. CAB os altio bi1lpe ftr9bs
Iomme, un9s %9unosmGnb meo Dor Sans
bel, o9 ii9r, mar Ri fer, b. sr prlise os
tro / fin 5orrstntn9.
5rGngsr ou 5urmreoFaber. iua tai
msb Sobn @Ou. ban flyer, ban bar bs
beDits ReoItaber til be biaigIte prtler,
Mr. 9oq sr 9rlis os oprigtig..
5ifbers 5lourmsls og Wafttn'bop OPS
br9note iorIsosn Dag. Slab. $4,000
% iueen assurance par o.rpuu. 81
baarbt Steo for ben uuse, itrebiomm,
Manb, iom fab i 8i9lo paa Wsasn.
5olt flyer, be pil bi9lps BAN, iau Wel'
len fan g~isncpbp9sss.
Dor samle airt.iunssr, 9. G.So.sddrt
feireoe i'm 50adrige GsoIelsoae M for
leoen 21be ,Suli meb Sl9gt og 8enner,
Golf morsos iis meo Saler, Defamation
% Surg til langt uO pua Qftensn.
Ssuun os !Sarusit sr MI forbi, og man
sr begpnpt al itatte % t9rite. 9rain'
aplingsn bl;r miboels, Ssdpli1gsn flor
Suli Maanso bar pGrst msg.t BARN oe
TOR, men nu fer bet uo til Rssu. aor.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-18
Sra Silippinerne.
Smos, 2. Z. 26pt Euni 1899

Smos, 2. g., 26oe Suni 1899.
8i sr M omtrsnt 20 Nils fra Wdnis
Ia peo en- libsn pIabs Deo gtapn Smos,
iom Spsns gprgermeitsr opsr9ao til 90
for lite at Spen Ftulos blips bpmburbes
ret. 8t baoos en- bdaro Mor6 belle
8sisn ira paiaD bsrtil; en- Str9tning
pau en- Is Mil ~tilbageId9oes paa en-
Dag og nGits Dag mao ieg iigs, at Ri fl
preoe @sb9rsr.
EebeIerne booos Iumlet iia noele Dill
uos fra 9rsn % unereb ct af bore Res
ccgnoscsringspartier, iom bar ubs og pau
tort Sio bar belle bet Abe Regiment Der.
8i hdpos tun 3 ornbts % umtring %
f%uurece. Rsbelsrns tog nogls al Dor:
Saarsoe tilfdnge Og far babe R9is ps
Srn al benz. Oct sr en- ucipiliIerst
arig be fsrer.
Seq Tau u at 5ienbsns 9sbs, bsrs
iblanot en- &uptein. Nu bar Oprsrsrne
truttet fig tiIbuse cs gaar runot / Imaa
BARTER. Seq t9ntsr bet 6Iipsr bet iibit:
Slag fer Esantiosn, i'm MI bsgbnosr.
"0ecordbzY oitsn" tpmmsr bber ans
ben slsr 3bie lles rg sr en- psltommsn
8iGit. Ser er mango Stanoinabsr i
bette Rseimsnt, Tom biz bcIbe ben. 9i
mootc9 i9oar en- itor poit, og ben bar
tiGrtcmmen. Hebruitd cg Oregon Res
%9imsntsrne bar forluot 2u3rn "a sr pau
Retfen ITO the 2ano Of the Gcos," fom
8olortsrerne talber l1nitsb States. Sm
tort lib bill Der fun bore reoul9rs
Sropper igisn. SisIs Re9tmsntsr bar
baot mango SIag meo be Snofsots, men
be 9ioer life be regulGre 8rsoit for, bpro
be bar giort. Ser sr bet Abe Il. g. aas
palsri % bet 14oe, 1She, 22os % 12ts
Rs9imsnt pg flere ION bar pGrst mso
bier Sang. Seq bar feet i en- gois, al
be ReguIGrs MATTE tr9tts ia til6ae.
og golontGrerne tuss 2soslIen. 9stt:
er en- llianbbeo.. Seq trpr, hi ajorbs
Dor Part iib'te CONNER psb Gl Gamer
pg Santidgo, en- Samp, fom inosn @os
lcntsr Der bar feet sler bill fua at Is. Seq
mua iigs, at 6uubs SanIns, Tsbrafa.
Minnsiptd, Noro "a Sbb 9utotd bar
isnot goOeS snner til 5rontsn. 0et sr ittt
msgst bebageliet at bore pau Warfden
rGiten bier Dag ubsr Rismurtsr p1
tGtte 9uItaos at Bamboo % ale Slaes
Slnngplanter, % lspe al Bacon %
"Saro Sdt", inn uooioros bet msits al
bore Seltratipnsr. Der sr mango a.
bore 8uter, fpm bopos badbst at faa Il
beres Siem % Senner i9ien, men ipm er
itebt tilboils Der pda bisie Ger 5000
Wil fra Siemmst.
W. SbompIon,
III n ilb II a Nuf
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-18
IRA SborsbO, Mla.,

Itripes ben lite auguit. Zen norite aoloui
her danr Iepnt iremno. URouoe Settiere CT
inoilpiteoe fra Roroitaterne ben ienere
I'D. cg Here Sanilier pentes ureb BET is its.
Mauae oatre 6uie er opigrte Oct itoite 0nlo.
adr / OF ontir no %pen oe tire npe ,jorrei
~ninssbnie er uHosr Cpierelie. Ser bripes
melt nreo Trugiaul. alimatet er bebn9e
list belle Gnret runot og z uubbeo4tilitanoen
har oerior ogidd oGret goo. On bgi. bel
dig Sellggeubsb. ooot Snno. irtIi Curt, sof
Siole. gobe Mnrieoer. litberite Rru ter %
Weulgbeosr pnn Sieoet. pip., oiu.. bar b.
ora9et nj aolonisns Irtoiel. Euiter on e.
6lem | Dosn. oa tom til 5borsbp. Griur
iicner I'll balo Pris herneo ben lite oa 3oit
lirsoag beer RGaueo. SirIp eiter iri, lan,
itreret 9iriul9re III
C~ONCORDIA LAND CO.,
ThOrsby, Alabama.
5Ob2sti
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-18
aDrreipDnD lnce.


sorreironeaueer ueen Slasn OF Nortsitt iaaes iits
nuinoits 1eHlpu Ill. be btir ne sEeaua sirnr mtrits al
Htoaitien,n. Havnst ttl tie blipr sftHtIisaloli. msO'
nthere p e'sTuenos sprreiponesnt ~ CT ott. meu
Neoaitiansn naa bare Nasret % Nhrssisn
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-18

Spmaifinen "6uspenaen" bar ieg erbolbt I
gOb Bebolo, og ben Opergaar min Sorpentntng
baaOe BenbeD og @oobeb, iaa min Some er
ierDeles pei tilfreos meb berL og leg anbefaler
ben til aQe, iOm pil bape Ell Waifine. Seq tat.
fer 6r. slnunDien for, at Sc bar oprettet en-
iaaDan 6anDel, laa at man lite bebsper at gaa
til agenterne Og betale mere enb bet DobbeIte
at benne Gum, for at faa en- al famine Sort
Maitine. Sobn q. Noen Wenomonie, @ts.
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The times., 1899-05-14
FINAL REPORTS OF
MANY COMMITTEES
Meeting of the Peace Jubilee
Executive Body.
The Various Features Will Soon
Be Completed.
Pageants. Spectacles, ReveIries, Dec
oratiOns, and Illuminations VIII
Be Ready for Carnival Week.

But one week of active work remains
for the committees on the National Peace
Jubilee. Every man is working hard to
make the affair a complete success and
already great resulsts have been obtained.
The various features are well under way,
and everything will be shown as per pro-
gramme. The Court of Honor will be
completed within the week, the Historical
Pageant will be ready on Saturday, and
the big war speetacles will also be com
pleted on that date.
Many extensive preparations have been
made for the celebration. The various
committees reported the work done during
the week last night and a splendid show
ing was made. The contracts for the
stands on the line of march have been
let and good revenue is expected. DR..
ID. Percy Hickling reported that the COM
mittee on public health had secured sew
enteen ambulances, Government and city,
and will have these all along the line of
| the parades and close to telephone COM
| munication.
The executive committee held well at
tended meeting last night and transacted
some final business. Chairman w. S.
Knox presided, with Judge Thayer as Vice
Chairman, and Barry SBulkley as Secretary.
Chairman Knox "repdfted that while
money is coming in, more Is needed,
and the hustlers willlhave TO hustle during
this, the last week before the Jubilee. The
fund to date amounts to $4,000 in round
numbers. OF this amount $4,000 in cash
| has been received.
F. X. Raymond stated that thirty six
subcommittee of the finance committee
were hard at work, andI were doing good
service. New subscriptions are being re-
ported every day, and the required sum
will be raised
Col. William Dickson reported favorably
for the committee on the civic parades
and asked that ap appropriation of $3.50 be
made for prizes. The money was appro-
priated.
,, Gen. A. c. Hawley reported that the
military parade was going to be big af-
fair and many thousand men will be in
| line. General Hawley regretted that the
| High School Cadets had been denied per-
mission to parade by the Board OF School
| Trustees, of which General Harries is
a member. Much feeling was exhibited in
| the matter and many strong hints thrown
out. The matter of the route OF the mil
| itary parade was discussed at length. On
| motion of DIR. d. Percy Hickling, Chair
| man of the committee on public health, il
was decided to have a special committee
wait upon the District Commissioners ana
Major Sylvester and request that the
street railroads be ordered to cease oper-
ating cars on the line of parades while
the parades are being held. committed
has been appointed to call upon Commits
sioner Ross and demand that the Higt
School Cadets be allowed to turn out.
Chairman f. A. Sebring reported that tn,
committee on. advertising had covered
about twenty-five States with Jubilee lit
erature. and many men were out superin
The times., 1899-05-14
SOLDIERS RAID ON PIE MEN.
DisorderIy Conduct by Mustered Out
Troops i'm Savannah.

Savannah, Ca, May 13.-Between 100 and
$50 members of the Forty ninth Iowa Regi-
ment of Volunteer Infantry were arrested
today for disorderly conduct at the camp
site. The regiment was mustered out this
morning and about the time they we're
being let out of the service the men charged
a small army of pie, soda water. and
quick lunch vendors who had gathered in
the company streets to try to catch some
of the soldiers dollars. They made quick
work of the stocks displayed. They failed
to put up any cash and the venders re-
fused to show fight. Push carts were turn
ed over, soda water bottles broken, and
pies scattered to the four winds. The
widest kind of confusion prevailed for
time, and it looked as if there would be
serious trouble. The dealers rushed to
the police station and reported the manner
in which they had been treated. Detectives
and the provost guard were sent out TO the
street railway junction and the soldiers
were caught as they came into the city
and arrested
The barracks are full of men under ar
rest not by the military but by civil au-
thorities. So heavy was the traffic that
the red maria. in which prisoners are
usually escorted to the barracks, broke
down and a special street car had TO be
engaged to bring the arrested men into
the city.
The pie and victual venders had been
warned not to come into the camp lines
with their wares today. but they pushed
in ANYHOW with the above result.
The times., 1899-05-14
FREE TO SUFFERERS.
The New Cure for Kidney, Bladder,
and Uric Acid Troubles

Almost everybody who reads the news
papers is sure to know of the wonderful
cures made by DR.. Kiimer's Swamp Root.
the great kidney remedy.
1t is the great medical triumph of the
nineteenth century; discovered after years
of scientific research by Dr. KIlmer, the
eminent kidney and bladder specialist. and
is wonderfully successful in promptly cur
ing kidney. liver, bladder, and uric acid
troubles.
Swamp Root has been Iesad IN =. many
ways, in hospital work, in private practice.
among the helpless too poor TO purchase
relief. and has proved so successful in
every case that special arrangement has
been made by which all readers of
The Times who have not already tried it,
may have a sample bottle sent free by
mail, also a book telling more about
Swamp Root and how to find out If you
have kidney or bladder trouble. When
writing mention reading this generous Of
fer in The Washington Daily Times and
send your address to DR.. Kilmer & Co,
Binghamton. Y. Y. The regular fifty cent
and one dollar sizes are sold by all first
class druggists.
The times., 1899-05-14
Passing the Dividend.

1t was developed by the speeches that
the chief objections TO the sale are the
passing OF the dividend. the price at which
II is proposed 10 sell the stock $50 a
share, and the entire wording of the cir
cular, which was described as unbusiness-
like and vague. 1t was asserted that the
dividend recently passed by the company
is due TO the shareholders, according TO
law. no matter what agreement may have
been made by the gentlemen of the COM
mittee, and that the company can be forced
TO pay il by legal proceedings if it refuses
10 do SO otherwise.
Mr.. Gribbell, a very large shareholder.
made the chief speech. celebrating upon
this point, and also pointing out the i'm
mense wealth of the company. and con-
tending that its stock is worth more than
$50 a share.
One of the chief points developed by the
meeting was that shareholders who have
deposited their stock for the sale may get
II back from the repositories by applying
Immediately. This was done by several OF
those present
One Of the results of the meeting was
the promise of holders of about 1900
shares OF the stock to oppose the sale and
TO refuse TO deposit their holdings. The
amount OF stock that has been depos-
ited Is not known, but 1t is believed the
rumber OF shares is less than $4,000. The
Amoupt OF stock desired By the proposed
The times., 1899-05-14
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DIED.

sULLIVAN-on Saturday, May 10, 1850 MRS
MAY SULLIVAN, widow OF the late Patrick Sn-
hvan. at $3.50 p. m, at her late residence S2eS
Street northwest.
Notice OF funeral hereafter. 1t
Suddenly on Saturday Nav I3
1899, at 9:45 4. m. ISAAC T. BRANZELL, be-
loved husband Of Clara c. Brauzell
Funeral from his late residence. S7Il II Street
MoQday, May Is, 1850. at 2:l5 D. m Relatives and
friends are invited to attend. 1t
sHERWooD-on May 10, 1890, at 2:30 a. M,
at the residence OF her son. Thomas J. Sherwood.
1853 L Street northwest, ELIZABETH. Wild
ow Of the late Samuel C. Sherwood in the ninety
inst year OF her age.
Funeral services at the house May lj at p.
m. Interment, Tenleytown, d. c. Relatives
and friends invited. item
BUCKNER-D Departed this life on Thursday.
May IL, 1899, at $3.50 o'clock. JENNIE Y. BUCK
NER daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Scott Buckner.
A precious one from us has gone
A voice We loved IS stilled;
place Is vacant in our home
Which never be filed.
Dearest daughter. have laid thce
In the cold and silent grave,
But thy memory viii be cherished
Till we sec thy heavenly face
By MAMMA AND PAPA
Funeral will take place at , O'Clock Monday
May 15 from the Second Baptist Church. Friends
invited. Item
The times., 1899-05-14
MASS MEETING FOR PEACE.
Women VIII Assemble and Cable
Resolutions to The Hague

Women VIII Assemble and Cable
Resolutions to The Hague
This afternoon at 3 o'clock there will be
public mass meeting in the First Con-
gregational Church. corner Tenth and G
Streets northwest. The call has been made
by Mrs May Wright Sewall, Chairman OF
the American branch of the International
Women's Peace Conference, in pursuance
of plan formulated by the international
Women's Peace Committee to hold meet
ings of women in many countries and en-
dorse the Cars disarmament project SIM
ultaneously with the opening of the con-
gress at The Hague These public dem
onstrations, to be held all over the world,
are for the purpose of expressing the hope
of women for the success of the plans OF
the Car. Appropriate resolutions will be
adopted. to be cabed TO The Hague An
interesting programme has been arranged
for the meeting here this afternoon
The times., 1899-05-14
so,diers, Deaths in Cuba.

General Brooke reports from Havana the
following deaths among the soldiers in
Cuba: At Santiago, 9th, Privates L. Nor
row, Company A, and G. S. Smith. Com
pany C, Second Volunteer Infantry, dys-
entery: 11th, Private Louis Clark, Com
pany X, Ninth Volunteer Infantry, con-
sumption. At Puerto Principe. 1ith. Ser
geant August Thue. band, Eighth Cavalry.
chronic dysentery.
The times., 1899-05-14
KATE pnrIox n Delegate

The District Commissioners have ap-
pointed Kate Barlow, Superintendent of
the Industrial Home School. to serve as
delegate to the National Conference on
Charities and Corrections to be held at
Cincinnati May II to % next.
The times., 1899-05-14
Nfnrriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to Ashley Jackson and Treva V. Clater,
Rappahannock. Va: Edgar S. Dean and
Irene Dye George Rhodes and Ida B. Hill;
Joseph Lovelace and Ida Chic.
The times., 1899-05-14
A New smnlInox Case

A case OF smallpox was discovered AT $50
Liberty Street southwest. yesterday after
noon and brought to the attention of the
Health Department. The patient John
Logan. a colored man. was removed to the
smallpox hospital for treatment.