davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-24
5ormanos= 90 Orofcrer.
pale / Norge.

Stisn, 3Ots Dec. Deb i%ormanotabss
pulsst / Sitsroal oe Sileberreb 1T Sosirs
5 pluoie, 8snitre 8. gaaoe Srofsreren
9u1nuIf sinne cs gicsorofereren tilbss
rer 6sire.
8rimfao, Bite Dec. iii Orbierer
Sirrs sr puIat Smmuno asaeff,n Ga til
9icecrofsrer aIsmst 9oftbus bsase
Venftre.
Giospolo, 30te Dec. iii Sormpnb
oalstss ifsls. 9ompromis I Ssire % 5
@snftrs. sil Srbfsrsr Dalatss q. 8.
Berger os til @ieeorbfsrer Opsrretsiuo,
fsrer Grpsi.n, bssee omtrsnt .nftemmio.
aongspinger. 2Sbe Dec. 5il Srbfsrcr
for gpsn palstes ibas Sperrstsioofsrer
.. u. Serub msb II Stemmsr. iii
Viceorofsrer pal9tes 9artner .. u. Se,
lum msc 9 Ct. Srbfsrsr.y reprai.nt..
rsr ben 5rattion inbsn 8peh, Tom itstt.r
"Sslitabet for gpsns Bel" Der orbsioer
for ben 9lors 9pbel. 9%iesorbfsreren er
bsrimpc Rspr1fsntant for aibolesfpltet
% ben Srattion, 'om arbeiber for ben
npe Bboel.
5ineipet, Site Dec. iii Srbfsr.r /
Stjeritao er pulat Soanspr9it O(df
amunoisn pg til 9itsorbfsrer ar6eioss
beitprer | Sulitielma Soban Ssroenisn
Moen. Stisritao msb Jdnfte oa Sulits
ielrta er bet ftsr'te Scrreb / 4ntet oa pr[s
ger 40 Repr9isntanter.
5lettefjorb. 29oe Dec. iii aormrnb
paIstss / Ssirs, 2 Wpoerats oa 2 Ben
tire peb Notwithstanding. iii Srofss
rsr si.npaletts g. 5anisn Sunos.
) Soon inopalgtes / ~5ormanbifabet 4
Setre og l Bonfire. iii Srbfsrsr pula.
tss Stolebeftprsr Chr. Gle % iii Dice
orofsrsr airbmano aimur 6dnisn, bsoae
enitemmigt 8ienpoIa.
) Sammsrfsit .r Der / 1%ormanbrabet
incpaIst 3 @snitre 90 2 6sire. propit
Simonien 9ienpdfstss Tom Srbfsrsr meo
Is mob 2 Stemm.r.
3il Srbfsrsr / aopsrpit er palat Or.
y. Sitbse mso 10 o. iii 8~iceoroierer
Sr. Strip. liesl.b.s mso 10 ct. iii sps
ri9e Msolsmmsr af Jormanbnobst palg
tts $. 81. Soaldnb. Sac. 6dIporItn oa
.. 9odae. 9dls.t sr upolitif.
Spelpit, Bite Dec. iii Orofsrsr oi.ns
odlat.s ibos apotb,t.r anuogsn, o. til
9ieeorbfsrsr palgt,s Doctor giertrss.
9egoe 8alg bar upolitiite.
@rimtab, 25os Dec. I'll Srefsrsr /
Sanopit palgtes Stibsrsosr Tils Sdeo6s
fen, Wononb. Ssire. til @ic.orpfsrsr
3orius Sansi.n. @snitrt. 8alast i;eoe
pso Qootretnina.
9rammsn. 29o, Dec. ail Orefsrer !
5smisoal ,r 6aarobruger airte6ssn,
Ssirs, OoIat. / Ros. 5aaingoal, Spsrs
retsidgfsrsr !. Scribe. 8suitrs, 90 | no
bum Serer an. 9psot. 9.nitt,.
5r,oritsitab. 30ie Dee. I'll Creisrer
ai.upalai.s DottOr 8~itbslbduisn oa til
giceoroierer Saeisrsr Romm, 6saes
Ssire. 9suitrt itemt. paa @bpotdt
gusss. J 6ormanoitabet inopaIstss I
psirs, 4 9eaitr. oe 2 2otaliiisr.
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-24
Suufue ipanfe Siibe braat dot.

az garhuuertstis beefe 5nssHisrarbetocr mah
fiaisr htrgsasvs 6losstintlisa al Hsrs ipanits sriss,
ifbr. ION tiiipHriassHot ina isnorlt nstr vto SaHs
iaao. 9ri irnteE. iosi ca iulbtrueia limuiiabtS Ct
'Ja sIm ~. aruHesi Yaa ssi ~irpstsiias Wss'art. Be
baree iaai al uOrr sau5Hsg; t'rbsioRiHese bIsB bet
aiert Suabomme slcs. @avc, Ssvtr o. Fnrcr
utebraeer site Seibreeer pea ca iianries s7aaRe.
iaslssrs IT Der life inHss Ct 5Rrs aoasH NHlishse isr
r,b-sattc: men iaaes od 0ofr;irr5 9Ravs5iiirr,
b'iHaeJ OCT ucSbra;t f SptsH hur;isi ~ dn 'otris,
zvIntilbeb % Sfhsit 5stte har rrrsi NffHltiisi
ps talps @anas. siticrru Ul TcsHirt gevsgsa.
7HbCoIoent % Sores Iiss'IaiilDHtra rtsis sisptt
% iBIes aarrrHc mte esi ri5C. rsss yiUsHaemHi III
fan itBse bette 1liosst pa ,fbosri GpOihci. % vaa
iHsen Raast bar eu lass eia p~darra''e rrast. isH
lHsiud,s rr -iiatiaa aoot". f9aH)
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-24

6ouatiuro 29bs 5er. Deb 5ormnups
nalget iodg auptnotss forbolostdlspatg.
Der bleO paIgt 1 Bsniirc, 4 Wopsrotc %
] Ssire, SITTER aftoIe m,o genitre op
itileos be Woosrate Grbisr,r, geritrc
9itsoroisrsr. Creieru bltp 9oniuI
WrdnssI, 9~itsorofsrsr aoniul 7. Gioe.
iii Groisr,r | 9pitsn patstts ben 23os
Dec. Dcttor Weirins meo Il ct. 90.
Sebcra hopee 10 St.) iii 9it,orofss
rsr paIgtss ). Gne.Iouasmotn mtb 10
Stsmmer.
6reoritshoIo. 29oe Dec. 3il Srbfsrtr
| BERG a. ioae palet @aarobrua,r Wdr'
ius Sobsra. biotil gictorbiertr. mtb l
Sttnmts Ooerpoat cptr 0tnitr,s adnbi
bat 9dorobrua,r 8. W. Giar. iii
9ieeprofsrtr odletes osrpoa aiGr.
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-24
Brand / Tronohiem.
5lere Wenneifer %iaoneoe. -0unore'
Der bnspiloe.

SrOrobism, Abe Sanudr. - Sndt
Deb ettiber mslbtes for SIosbrano
paa Roienbore pad 9otlaneet.
Gnurm'tuo tdlote 9l. 2 bet aImin'
beige. fore grunbtorps til Si.lp, ba
9niitrsen.n unber en- teri iposItIis
9iro trusos meo IntGnoslis | fer.
fisrnereligsenos Soartuler.
8eb 9rstiben lpttsoes bet at be
gr9nie Slbsn / ben trtts SrGbsbnes
gelis.
Slosns SptomIt sr snonu life braot
paa bet rene. Den bsepnots / Wslsrs
beroeabe "a.
NeobrGnot er 10 @durbsnumere
meo idmlst QsiuranceIum 163,420
ar.. rsmli9 Rsbr. MsIsnbsrssaos "a
oe Sc, fumlet iumlst 10000 Sr., Go.
SS 24,300 ar., 20. 80 7,140 ar, BIZ
bere | Snobsrreospeien go. 49 11,080
ar, go. 81 1860 Sr., No. SO 49,
100 ar. FAINT 9irtssubsn 90. So
1870 9r. CT 1850 Str. % go. SO
1920 aroner.
Metbobitprsit Roen.rub boppsbs
ub al @irbrst / 2psn Stage % brat
8ensns. Sans Tobsr inoebrGnbt..
Gn bel 5omilie fapnes. abIttaigt
Snbbo er udsIursret.
5otalt soeldgt er nsbrs WsIenberes
sape 1886, SO os 80, airtesoben So,
81 % SO FAINT Snobsrrebsptisn 40.
81 "a SO.
Soorpibt WennsItslip sr tabt, sr
enonu lite gdnIte paa bet rene. or
fsrite g%ranopoens Manbfab MATTE
Salpbslsn ]bisppnerss til Rsbnina al
Wenneitsr. s Sisblittst ansipss fer
Iapneos.
5oruoen gdmle Rooneruo er inbes
branot 9ugerIpenb SGtbsr8 6uitru
og 10 Born, boenbe pao en- apiIt.
Senimob 300 Wennsftsr er busptls
be; be tilbsrsr ben / turpeli9its aaor
itiQsos gefoltning, melt 4rbsipere, os
en- bel Del Born.
Weget sr uasiursret. Won9e tom
omtrent nsans uo al be brRnoenbe
6uie.
Sntsresisrsos Selftdbsr sr Store
brano" meb 10000 &r., "Rores" m.b
1000 ar, "SCunbia" meo 20OO ar.,
"Staoanser" meb 200 ar., "1ronos
biems" meb 1900 Sr. "5snniu" msb
1000 ar. FAINT noals Selitabsr msb
minbrs 9eleb.
Sronbbjsm, Abe Sanudr. - Deb
gronbsn sr neobrgnot 10 9aaroc iii
en- iamlst 9ranbtart al 163,420 ar.
Stun meb Dbsrite Rob lpttsoss bet
peo 9isGp at Sell at b~esranie SlOsn.
Ser blpite en- itert, ipblis 8inb.
80 Samilier fisss at bore bleons
buspilbe.
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-24

A New Hampshire housekeeper was troubled for
several years with biliousness, which often developed into
even more serious symptoms. She consulted local phys
icians, but found their prescriptions gave her little relief.
Her son, who had learned the value of Ripans Tabules
through the advice of a friend, naturally recommended
his favorite remedy to his mother and gave her three bot
ties of the Tabules. To her great surprise they helped
her very much and having continued using them, she now
finds, for the first time in five years, she is actually well.
Anew aysp packet containing TN Run rABrLuh paper carton whoug Ash snow hra sn some
drugs e TR SEc CENTS UhshS prd" sort Is Intended 70 ho por adu he eonomt~L O dorm
IN nwnt ronsN Dh bhgc can be hi by mai by sending forty eight a. tobs mpaEsC rurAL
oor.sr No psmucss street New York ora single carton uw TEuuo- vii oe cut nv cents
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-24
100 Ncres Iar,n tiHalas.

Il Wiu Sarm I Sectiou Is, Eieaiant SOUH
ibip, gooc "Jmpropemeuts", gOoe BDgHins
ger og go0t @auo. Cor BetiugeIier ben
penoer man its til =. 8rogbamer, 2 O2tl I
9oro for 9ecorab, eler paa darmeu, 2 gQtl
/ Snoeit for Occult. ( irton Brogbamer,
9isr. Occult, Bona. 20d.ti
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-24
Paanoboe
Minneiotas 2ou9ipnins,
igop \. %. artiauSsr.

3ubeboIosuOe De / 1878 peotagne 2ope,
@ul9Iope. 3omuiope, Gonutplope. St1tte.
lore, StoleIove, 8stloos, 5attsIoOs, 9ggts.
TABS. % SliIsmisles 9oos, Rcal Gitate.
Strsl. ps 9auoIoUs. Stitsloos. Sriminal,
lore. 2isus2oUs 5rsOHIHgs.9 ops DIP.
8ugen er unuoOprItg for sHbOsr Horrst'
nin9sniauo o. warmer. gleo ben / 5aiss
fart man ipare zig rsget 9rpoeu os rlo.
glitter til SagiSrer. @oot nobuuOst $3.50
portoiri.. 5iliaiss hos
y. N%nnnofen, Issorah Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-24
Tajt Gicu0 0 ~,
tiiiaiaS eaer tiasi..


9"ioeriisitmtutsr uubsr "5Hfo''. "Tiusic~. ~Hii'
ioIgs" "a "GitsriVSrait" iOl;ss > Gents ios q Oro
for bier Cana. "a sH Gent pr. Gro Tor all. ION 1u,r
fiBcr . Orb. Advertisements iHbtaats ne i0E
miHors ,ro ~ Genie. BsHsc rtaa uiraUiacIta uisoi1B'
aAs Rshiainqsr. ia lslnsy "a Itit AZ b0lisrs It
lnaa EuWuier.
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-24
st sip.r dob. Ga saalisaioe norrtt mano

en- iorbtlaaiig BetiHittaeti, belle aarst ]iglcnus1l.
ri ~ttluirier 32 'orlfeniat 3rtiilcr. 81 aipCr Eem
abiplut goutrsl ober Teres Turitortuu. O. iut6s
tTrbint ferte RIasits BeneraIsNaeufs $40 uotpr
uleeies frtt.
81 Bararftrrr TEN $50 Rstto y 5rtIsntfc % Ea'
&c eltr idbcr $50. Stro us 10 0cHts I z Biu Tor q lem
irait % i%nlbitGnoigc CplusHiulet. N0r - @tt. BIT
Ut ieuOs Tenn 10 iHuhrrrgte egatr mc0 'Hlo refiri.
bells AZ poIt Nrbtibc cts. 0c.. o. 3 originate SioIti
I inlb Stsrrriie al pore forIitat4g Nritf tr ~ Al III
Nrbctbgt,
vi bar en- aaFlial al $4,000 o. mtHsr 5prrsi
IctniHg dbrrsie: LCNDIN & Co.
Ssu,roi goHiorer o. TOiiDrtcr:
Ro. 2fE3, 2l45-247 ~ aiugic Ctr. $40 H..
2in2 Gbisagp, 81.
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-24
Giteripor9icl.

Stan uo8sr gioe mig Splpsrtng ON, buor
Cars 8. Suro opbolocr itg Seq hnr noqet
Of iortPlle BAN ON bans BrJoer Ole. SO
bar life bort fra bant pan 2 Nar. Noresle;
Suiie Guuo, Wiles Gttl, Wont.
Yaul SalOpripn, en- al Ranlep gouutpS
nDe Seitlerr, or iporlpit %ioripunoCu, al bptt'
Ten 8runo bloes life. Zen eller or, ION
tlcuOer hans Spbol0Siteo, beoeS lIripe III
mig 6. u. NuHe, &utoc, RomieD go, w.
3atota.
SDis Der ltuiOe uRrc upgen lom funoe giDC
mig llnoerretnirg OH, bpor minBrooer War
tin Eeoerion opbol6er itg, oil be aIgre mtg en-
tor lleteite Oco at un0errette mig ON bans
Spbolositeo. Sibit jeg bgrte fra BAN, uar
ben 30te Sttober 1897, on par tau / GinHIs
ion, GoiprppO. goparO Be0eriou, patton.
Y 3ntptn. 2Iu8
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-24
I'fs asiHS,

"o' osrPao a,y
onotn en-,
oiitr0t ita,.l
sr i%o1I,O's n,
n'rtionit ann
b'nO's 2a.rt
s9to ION s,,.
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nof7oeIis al t,,I
n'r 7'r u]nusr
itonn' aOira
yet iSpymu,r,.
9onite posa i'll
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non oftt m M
ne en- os f,, /
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poo S'toirn,{
bun 'r altio M
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7 Ire 1itrsy, til
tor9enen ioy I,
al fOrai,ae,
for isn,r, At ID.
andre Qsam
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S,traatHiro br,
lt9hco % 2arrsi
dt ben drut:-j
nenbsotn i,lc
ct ira bsnc,!
I'm paa htrA! ii
roget man land.
nQtiQbeo ,1,r III
Rethto p9 fra
n Au1tir,srs
net m,o ,, ind
's &rIsorins I'll
'ats uooaRr,.h
Feaaa,ncs 3rsat
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til D, iYs.1
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life oilot bar. d
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taller ON Sr,rn
ON Git,nsr .as
be hinges Q,s'
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eadr Tor iiq III
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bun bsrtr iorti
lsislicr % idnrs1
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sr bun: I'd, I'D:
rGrtt." 81 NJ
iatttIit 5laTet n
lac Somm,nl'af
qfttn,ns 3utaa'f
3 g(tolGmn,y !
for Gorrbtt
t pda en- Iia'
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barbtioe en- iaaS1
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-24

Sssst Os sanobeo 90 gtfHans, faa rts
III ben fauSiHautlis Roioui -
L. - TO III Il "A,
DooLY COUNTY, GEORGIA.
Stoa, Sarm, % SruatIano Nm,tita
bet btli9it aliWat, rtnsic Wano, be bsDts
wfarfsosr % ScrnbancforbtnocIicr.
On Sormue fan li,uts pna ida Aar.
Gr~enrfontr uigadr bsrUsb burr 'srte o.
treble iirsoas bp,r waanto. Wigsltr ior
balp yris. strtu ,itr Grfuiprsr GA uurmsts
CpluSutugsr ne
LISTOE & BRANDT,
405-406 Chamber of Commerce."
ST. PAUL, MINI.
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-24

Etrst pad thl
|Grays cOmp0',1
|,site ~paaHS'll5' Y
|coelie lire sS, ,...1
F. , eents pr Nl
|Oo ior 9efriI
ANTI for 5tISis
anr fife oVHa'T
licine Coz.
| Portland Nd
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-24

bets Stolt ha' q
grpit. ION n
at ben b,oih s''I
Me Rtttur t'nn]
0pufrsIis al IN
lnttsfgs DIN
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Decorah-posten., 1899-01-24


lite Wine Of u
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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-05-18

Bridgeville, May IL. Forest fires
have done considerable damage in
Nanticoke hundred.
Two horses ran away from GREEN'S
mill, few days ago, and struck M. n.
Welch's store. The animals were not
injured, but the store was considerably
damaged.
William e. Fowler died yesterday
morning of consumption, after few
months illness. He was prominent in
church and school work, and as trus-
tee of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
DIR. George 9. Worthington, accused
OF performing a criminal operation
upon Miss Cora S. Lockerman, will not
be tried in Baltimore. where he resides
He was indicted on the charge Of mut-
der, and was to have been tried in
the criminal court OF Baltimore this
week, but, after making affidavit that
he could not get an impartial trial
there, the case was removed to Hartford
county. Miss Lockerman resided near
this town all her life, and at the time
of her death was on visit to Balti'
| more.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-05-18

The following transfers of real estate
have been recorded at the city regis
tration bureau No. 10l7 Spruce street,
by the Security Trust and Safe De-
posit Co., receiver. to Elizabeth s.
Brown; three properties on the north
side of Kirk avenue, east Of Van
Buren, street, by A. L. johnson to
Emma W. Lee, Clementina L. Nc
Ilvane and Walter G. Smith, re-
spectiyeiy; northeast corner Of Seventh
and Union streets, by tine Security
Trust and Safe Deposit Co., receiver.
to Edgar Chandler; west side of West
street 40 feot north of Seventh, by
Christian g. Febiger to John W.
Crumbaugh property on the south
side of Vandever avenue, by Andrew
Douglas TO Evan G. Shortlidge, south
side Of Fifth street 100 feet east of dt
Pont, by Robert Shannon to James W
Lattomus: north side of Fourth stree
1856 feet west Of Adams, by James +
Wood to James W. Ponder and by Mr.
Ponder to Sarah +. Wood, No. 20
South jackson street. by John NJ
Young to the Remington Machine ca
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-05-18

Chester, Pa, May 1.-THE skill OF
l1-years-old Frank Beaumont in throw
ing a lasso resulted in his death this
evening. Since Wild West show ex
hibited in the city recently the hoys OF
Chester have been practicine with
lassoes. Young Beaumont, tired OF
lassoing boys Of his own age, looked
for bigger game. He stationed himself
along the Reading railway, near his
home, No. 412 Front street, and pre-
pared to iasso the engineer OF freight
train No. Sc. The end Of the lasso was
tied about his waist. As the engine
came swiftly up the grade with
whoop he sent the loop whistiing
through the air.
The engineer was leaning out OF the
cab window, unconscious of the boy at
the side OF the track, and was startled
to suddenly find his arms pinioned to
his sides. The loop Of the lasso had
fallen with great precision, and as the
train moved forward the rope was
jerked taut, rending the engineer help
less. The fireman was on the other
side OF the cab and knew nothing Of
the tragedy being enacted.
Young Beaumont, thrown off his fee
when the jerk came, and unable t.
unite the rope around his waist, wa
dragged for a square, the roar of thu
train drowning his shrieks. He wa
finally drawn under the car wheels
The engineer succeeded in freeing hi
arms and stopped the train, but whel
the boy was picked up it was foun'
that he was dead. The wheels ha'
torn the scalp from his head an,
mangled him terribly.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-05-18

George Earle, first assistant Post
master.G General under Grant, died in
Washington last night week of
heart disease. He was descended from
ono of tho Oldest families in Maryland.
He was . member Of the judiciary com
mittee Of the convention Of 1864 that
revised the State Constitution Of Mary
land, which abolished slavery in the
State, and Mr.. Earle, although a slave
holder at the time, advocated i'm
mediate emancipation. In 1863 he was
appointed First Assistant Postmaster
General under President Grant, ard
restored order to that branch Of the
public service in tho South, where
many offices had not been reopened
since the war. In later years he turned
his attention more particularly to
literary pursuits relating to his native
State and to unwritten events Of
the Continental Congress. His wife,
formerly Miss Mary Chamberlain Of
Newark, this State, and six children
| survive him.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-05-18
pENfYsULA pARAanAPHs.

Ira Wells has bought the Hotel Cecil,
at Northeast.
d. H. McCauley has been appointed
postmaster at Childs.
The mother of the Rev. G. 7. Alder
son died at Cecilton recently.
Samuel j. Pritchett has been re-
elected overseer of the Somerset county
almshouse.
The coroner's jury summoned to in
vestigate the death of Maggie Flowers,
the 12-years-old step-dsughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Griffin of Denton,
rendered verdict attributing her death
to the violence of her step parents. The
Griffius have been arrested, to await
the action of the grand jury.
The Jacob Tome Institute, at Port
| Deposit, having purchased more than
| 100 acres of land from Lewis Abrahams,
on the bluff overlooking the Susque
hanna River, has engaged Engineer
Mitchell, who, with his assistance, are
making survey of tho land for thu
purpose of ascertaining about how
many buildings can be erected there
upon. 1t is tho intention of the boart
OF managers to erect several larg
buildings on this piece of land, to b.
used in connection with the institute
Besides, several handsome building
will be erected for the teachers AM
cottages for boarding purposes.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-05-18

Harrisburg, Pa, May IL. The eques-
TRAN statue of Major General John L.
Hartranft, in Capitol Park, was un-
yelled with impressive ceremonies this
afternoon, in the presence OF large
concourse of people.
These exercises were followed by a
parade, in which the survivors OF the
Third Division Of the Ninth Army
Corps, commanded by Gen. Hartranft
10 the Civil War, had the right Of
line. The procession also included the
Ninth Regiment of Immunes, from
Camp Meade, Provisional brigade Of
the National Guard, the Grand Army
of the Republic posts and Sons Of
Veterans camps OF Harrisburg and
vicinity and the Harrisburg fire de-
partlnent.
A reunion of the survivors OF the
Fifty first Regiment, Pennsylvania
| Volunteers, of which Hartranft was
colonel, was held this morning for the
election of officers and the transaction
of routine business. After the meet
! ing, tho old soldiers marched to the
executive mansion, to pay their re-
snects to Mrs Hartranft and her sons
! and daughters, who are the guests OF
| Gov. and Mrs. Stone.
| Inc ItittuFb vi tho haJ . VHOto'sN-s
was the unwilling ceremonies, at which
there we're present many Of the sur
yiyors of Gen. Hartranft's division and
several distinguished soldiers and
statesmen. President and Mrs. Nc
Kinley were expected to be present,
but they could not come, on account
of the condition of the Presidents
health. Postmaster General Smith,
Secretary of War Alger and Adjutant-
General Corbin were present, to do
honor to the hero of Fort Stedman.
Another guest of honor was Gen. II.
Kyd Douglas Of Hagerstown, an aide
on the staff of Gen. Stonewall jackson.
The exercises began with music by the
Carlisle Indian Band, after which
PRAYER was offered by the Rev. William
A. Houck of Shamokin, chaplain OF
the division. After selection by the
Steelton Band, the statue was unveiled
by Miss Leonora Embick. daughter
, Of ex- Representative M. A. Embick, Of
Boiling Springs, member OF the
Hartranft division. As the flags fell
from the shining bronze. exposing To
the view of the multitude the repro
' duction of the distinguished soldier
I there was mighty cheer. The Steel
ton Band added to the enthusiasm b,
playing IHB Quar- opdnEiod oobpOis
Q Major Isaac B. Brown, deputy secre
$ tary of internal affairs, followed witt
g an grafton, in which he paid a higl
: tribute to Gen. Hartranft as soldie
}. and statesman. After the Carlisl
IS Indian Band had rendered America,
IS the statue was presented to the Stat
J. by DR.. j. L. Van Camp of Carlisle
~ and was received, in short speech
u nv Gov. Stone. The ceremonies close
le with music by the Steelton Band.
70 After the ceremonies in Capitol Parl
Of the procession formed, with Gen. Lev
J. A. Dodd Of Baltimore,a rs chief marshf
Mt and Gen. j. p. Brooke Of Lewistown, Z
W chief of staff. There were over 3,
80 men liz the procession. a telegram r
ne ceived from Major General Miles. tn
on morning. stated that, on account I
y official business at Washington, !
ne would be unable to come to Harri
u burg.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-05-18
FEBRUARY TERM CLOSES.

Much Business Had Bean Transacted-The
Arlington Mills Judgment.
The February term of the Superior
Court adjourned Thursday afternoon,
having made good record for the
Quantity of business transacted. There
had been 20 jury trials and novel
points of law had been passed upon by
the court. Upon the application OF
counsel for the defence. the case. of
C. A. Coughlin VS.. F. Blumenthal X
Co. was removed to the United States
Circuit Court for the District OF Della
ware.
George S. Capelle. receiver of the
Arlington Mills Manufacturing Co.,
filed petition through Charles Nj.
Curtis, attorney, and obtained q rule
in the case Of Woodward Baldwin \
Co. VS.. the Arlington Mills Co., to
compel the parties TO the judgment
against the company to show cause
| why it should not be vacated and sci
aside. The Judgment had been OBJ
tanned December Sd, 1897, for 500, 0l5. 43
| The petition rccites that two of tbs
members of the plaintiff company were
officers of the defendant corporation
and as such should have made certain
defepces, and that the judgment shoult
have amounted to but $4,000. Argu
ment on the rule is to be had May 10Th
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-05-18
baltimore 8 ohio spring Schedule.

The Baltimore d Ohio Railroad Co.
commenced last Sunday the spring
schedule. Many important changes went
into effect, and the most important are
as follows:
Trains for New York changed from
ABB a. M, to sol a. M, 10. "a a. m. to
10. 80 a. m, 3. 50 p. m. TO 4 p. m, IA
D. m. to LAB p. m. For Philadelphia
from ABB a. m. to 5.0l q. IN, 1.09
a. m. to Z. 10 a. m, 1924 a. m. to 1912
a. M, 3. SO p. m. to p. M. 30 p. m.
to s. % p. M, 7.4l p. m. to lab p. m.-
For Baltimore and Washington from
7.25 a. m. to Z. 10 a. M, S.A a. IN. to
5.04 a. M. D.. 40 p. m. to 5.39 p. m.
Royal Limitedl.
For Newark Z. 25 a. M, to 7. 10 a. M,
l.34 a. m. to 8.04 a. M, $40 p. m. to
..15 p. M, For Singerly and way sta
lions, 7.25 "a. m. to 7.l9 a. M, 6.20
}. m. to 6. l5 n. m.
For Chicago and the West, s.34 a. m.
to S.04 a. m. This train arrives at
Chicago at a. M, making direct con
nection with all Western roads. For
Pittsburg trains will leave S.04 a. m.
4.57 p. M, .39 p. M. and 8. ii p. m.
Trains will leave Market street sta
ton week days for Landenherg and
way stations 6. As a. M, 8. % a. M, 2. 81
and 3. 10 p. IN.
Sundays. 8. 4 a. m. and Ga p. M
The new express train for New forl
leaving Delaware avenue daily at 90
a. M, arriving in New York at 8 a. m.
will be great convenience to person
having business in New York.
Trains from Delaware avenue statiol
to Landenberg and way points vii
leave week days at 7.19 a. M, 9.3
a. M, BOA and 4.57 p. M, Sunday
$50 a. IN. and 30 p. m.